The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 December 1924

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. i i KNTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1924. NO. 11,:J65.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    249 1 The Spanish troops m Morocco ha\e withdrawn to Tetuan and I.araiche i'ajre 7. The t. S. Government i> not answering the Soviet note regarding the "lawless aits of American officials" Page 7. The So\iet Delegation held their first dinner m London on Monday night Page 7. Congratulatory
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    MARK TWAIN'S LAST JOKE.
    650 1 It you e .ut u-i to third t V,. 'J warn a- th< ie| i ent at iv« »,.,r iur world, and th» i _n g, od reas. thinking s. then it may seem to you that I'uthing m his lii appropriate than Ma longest joke.
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      254 1 I n\\ VRIELLS X MAS CARES 1 NE\( ELLED RAFFLES HOTEL. Christmas Programme r Wednesday, 24th Dec. Special Yuletide Dinner and Dance. ;HT Tiiursday, 25th Dec. XMAS DINNER. Novelties and Crackers. Orchestral Music. Friday, 26th Dec. Special Dinner and Fancy Dress Ball. Extension of License till 2 a.m. (Fancy Dress
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      174 1 ARRIVAL OF 1925 RONEO DIARIES BEAUTIFULLY BOUND WITH N umer alpha. I ndex REFERENCE TO ANY DATE CAN BE HADE IN 2 SECONDS. $2.50 R°NMo Ltd. COLLYER QUAY PHONE fi-a BEACH ST. Sinuap:>re 27 "> Penang. THE EUROPE HOTEL. Terms: A la carte or Inclusive. GRILL ROOM~ XMAS EVE. Wednesday.
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      144 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. R( i disi ii s— Page I Gait is*i t*\ r sianos Pa Bi :!,i:.\ Bestss ant- Phf c 5. X. D-breakable d< Is -Pt Avatirj cai f* SI 500- ag< Shipp ng on psigt i B 9 ai I 10. ;< kk d Spei sli m I"1
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      5 1 SWALLOW AKIELL'S XMAS CAKES UNEXCELLED
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      85 1 THE WEEK. Tlnn-gday. l v Hijrh Water. ?.5T a.m.. 2.20 ri.m. H ">•_-. Rubber, H. Barker- r»oon. I.u-i "i: Jut;, "1. I•. IK.rr.tward mail i -n. M l ffj m. F Bigl v, I I M Supple closes. mail closes. !'<<\ > -j: Ds| B bSS, B V v, Wynr.t'.
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    PARSONS' SONS.
    266 2 tias one heard t. '.!v.i; :i limp". ihere ar© parsons' SOSMI wl scoundrels, but there is an enormous majority who are ordinary de. zssw. s, howt :akt>n iv sidt ration c who I us. parson's son >riven to good wo: .v -thumping hypocri:. of course, he ha> Or
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    AN OVER-POPULATION PROBLEM.
    173 2 n ..r'- i :u--r; Pre feasor Albrecht Penck, the eminent German geographist and geolo Berlin University, has drawn up a reply le Malthusian theo! Problem of Difficult Anth ><?rar stud: b_| of food production of the k arrives at the con., latter can support •GO persons. supports
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      245 2 THE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. TO-M.ilY TO-NK.HT IHE MERKY OPERA COMPANY GINUFIFAH v> AYANG PBK JEE. (,l A KANG (Iri. Sat. Sun.). etc. HOTEL DE BOER. MED AN. DELL EAST kJO AST OF SUMATRA. ii. J THE LEADING HOTEL Accomm -dation md Cuisine are unn_f|Mtas( I m the Dutch East Indies.
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      294 2 Victoria /Theatre j THE LAST THREE NIGHTS I AT 9.30 P.M. PROMPT f I AND SUPPORTING ARTISTS. t COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. I NEXT CHANGE SATIRDAY. REQUBSTS FOB SPECIAL ITEMS:— KINDLY ADDRESS MRS. EDGAR WARWICK AT THE THEATRE. Rook jrour Seata at John Little'a. PRICES 14, 2 and 1.
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      307 2 Alhamfora From Sunday. Uih December. !< I J: the Second Show at <» p.m, S THE MISfHiBQUS CAT i INTERNATIONAL SUBMARINI GOLDW^ N !'l( Tl i.l- rH 'ii-! El ■< I LLCM LA* "REMEMBRANCf ifl 6 Reels. 1 ma of a fatherand mother m whose hearts v, W oi s
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    OUTSTANDING GOLFERS OF THE YEAR.
    784 3 Tl peri mcc i f Ernesl Whitcombs m tb pr v f< iicnal c'aasnpionship on the 54..S 4 (fe'a Hill course, following his feat af up ts Walter Hapen m the chan:- a1 Hoylake, entitles him. I think. hi hi> been th* outstanding ;SS Iri
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    ZINOVIEFF, A MAN OF BLOOD.
    242 3 ■'Z.V'.viVf. the sinistei individua] whose signature appears at the foot of iht- Moscaai 511-1 lettar, b the saa of a Pt>]i-h ,Jtw,'* aaya t_M Wttkiy Dispatch. *'His rt'ai BBBSS h Ovssg Garsax n H;»vi msyslsky, and re \a 41 J cars 1 la\ "His lxa-:
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      243 3 __F_____l mRaWr -——T^ N *»^N> 1 J^i ii^^vxvv *S. *ii\ N*r^ v^_, >a3bK^ N\ jc^? 1 v<v«e a! Ik \v v Ml f Origiruvl Recipe P1746/ The Whisky of the Old Coaching days— dm without artificial sweetening, good body and fine bouquet -Whisky soft as silk-thc sure sign of age.
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      168 3 CRAWFORDS BISCUITS Have Arrived i Obtainable from the following:— Messrs. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. The High St. Provision Stores. Messrs. JOO LEE CO. Messrs. GUAN HONG CO. Messrs. M. S. ALLY CO. Messrs. BUN BEE CO. Messrs. LIM KOON HENG. Messrs. KIM ANN. Messrs. CHIN GUAN HONG CO. j For
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    HOME SPORT.
    1263 4 HEAVY GOAL SCORING. Foreigners for the Derby. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 20. Remarkable scoring characterised Satui day s league football. Five matches m th First Division, for instai.ee, yielded tiv goals apiece, and. m all, 3~ goals were rt corded. The Second Division produced 35 and
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    125 4 In I. V then was < era factory m Xank in.jr.hui i a Economic Buren a tells t! I factor;. Each emp ys thn hands. Work i- ded into bamboo cutting, bamboo poli-1 polishin«r. en-raving, and painting, tiro or three kind- of labour being usually performed by one man. excepl
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    STORMS IN FRANCE.
    63 4 ct> ul i urier **t* Rain has beet Paris area for i past three days, an.: moist ion of the Dea >rte of r j A j the reg. and m some place* The embankine: and s.oi o ectaa of I been washed ay w und< R
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    RESTORATION OF LOUVAIN LIBRARY.
    82 4 I re-openin.r Louvain the Rector, Mgr. I-* same interesting the reconstruct „h wag I down at war man troops. I The Rector paid a de to Mr. Gappy, Librarian of tl beat? st Mar number of volames for whici. reign coaaane» Brtely 40.000 |»mphlet_. H* asm--Bet
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      502 4 ■-H_■ \T*^*W V V» (^-^f W re y° u afflicted with an old ulcerated sore, poisoned |Bf/^ *^1- I wound or irritant skin disease that defies all ordinary ■Hk r~^^\2^m\ treatment? If so, you need Zam-Buk which has _K__7 rescued many thousands of sufferers from disablement ■iik^~^m/| l 'mU and
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      226 4 THE ACCOUNTANTS j DICTIONARY A COMPREHENSIVE K\(A < i,|< AM) DIRECTION ON All MATTH<> NECTEI) WITH THE WORK 01 A<< 01 NTANT ILLUSTRATED VII H THF SK< \l:', Edited by FRANCIS PIXLBI Of the Middlt TVmjuV. I, ;i "AUDITOM THKII: TIES A KaTCKHBII.! H "ACCOUNTANCY 7C WITH CONTRIBUTIONS m AUTHORITIES
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    LORD DARLING KILLS A FICTION.
    432 5 LORD DARLING KILLS A FICTION. Speech to I're-.-tu.) :••< Bai Pr I lb al DQnot II 11. l A.V.. S kY; dl B astin Arraigns at tha OU B Salvage M. i -V: .1 X Mr. Edgar Ws Scotland Yai 0 Ixr imoas warmth of tl him twenty-scv ago when
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    42 5 Just before he ac for India, I relinani bie eoi vith BBTi bt Hon. the Btl ined thj k, ted thi rs a ear the done! when he the Ind i.i >ars, a 1 BB_BaUBBH,r<uu;r. m wh P I hill has served.
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    THE BASE.
    98 5 PELL MORJI AI'OI.OUES. JLI > tNBI RANCE. ai Ban London, 1>; Mr. Bride, ai b h_ncheon re base, be i r froa g v. hat ive. r*i i the bhii tha Ui d i. I Jap an I hi 1 was sun V an .it si r. did
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    WATTING FOR FRANCE.
    216 5 W ashington, Di c. The Senate has si sding I I I c-fnnd-Coi ears. v urn. t Bi I M >, a member of t DebtFunding Cm mission, annoonet no etc proposal for t 1 of the I been broached on hoped that ialise s id ement.
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    ATTEMPT TO CRIMP COOLIES.
    336 5 1 ai u r Shorta^ BBM ra. In the Penang: Poiite Court on Thursday l rotor Brow: ;it the int of the Labour Office, two Tamils, nd Thoi«;n. with "abetment of the effer^e to la; j an isa ;ca fiom the s.s. TB One of the
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    FASTING FOR HEALTH.
    474 5 ii«'! BBSOR CASI N 9 INVESI IGATION <B] Phyi kian like most bl( ga, ii om which i sj be handlad erith discretion. It osay th royal road to health, htrt X Busy. Ati ter larod, be bol dana< row sad R bi n ll< i. i
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      335 5 BUSINESS CARDS. l JV t i B^_-I»,v»mpi»---Eala k r lil .v t(). 104, v\D M \M( I RE S:r t V. ::DAWO. j THE PREMIER li \M 1 1 K. i I \_r Cigarette Factory, Inc. Manila, P.I. ■a Wished m 1883. $6 per 100 Small Londres $5 per 100
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      268 5 WAN! ED. w iBD TO i!l V: PULLBI 48 m. I ..ft 4 m. 30 m. by 10 m. do Apply Sumatra Lumber Co.. Ltd., Winchester Mass. 19-12 TO EMPLOYERS:— We are prepared to supy reliable men i ar.y nationality) for all isses sf work free of charge to any
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      639 5 ALOR GA.IAH RUBftEH ESTATE, Liittnfl X Ha I Dd <** Oi 1 1 1 .ccount .Sep! by the Dired Da aahi r, Lf_4, to 1 Rofi V I Books rom u»r the I n of M I DI I I I I Ai BING LPORE HAMI ER 01 OMMEBI B
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      131 5 «-------aaasa--a-a_a----«-» _-i _-_-_Ba----------"--"* M M^^''^^^^^ Icr V> \T( H M f -ing m ae. <1 the of the Kast I K> i v. :;»•> Si hii.h. I d Silver Hunters WRISTLEI l£AT| j j i MOTION I 512..V) Kach. $tS Each. 11l V\ i water, rust an. >of g SOLID
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    SPANISH WITHDRAWAL.
    23 7 KIAL BOMKARDMI >J Ta: i their a leave to spend t subdu* :tans of aerial aaf explosives have during the past
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    US. IGNORES TCHITCHERIN.
    49 7 c.] bins ton, Dec. 17 answering M. December 16th., at .ard officials aaa most haaat red records, are places and the stanon insi; i -tic consump- i: —M. Teh the United States arlcsa acts of American oftV as plate fixed 'rom an Amen S '.ens Tchitcherin
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    LEEDS UNIVERSITY.
    46 7 ba,] London. IVI 17 :he ceming-of-age of aras marked I and the preaentatien address*. univerworld. including; aa \>minions. India and Hongkong. lackichan. speaking for I 'lia, Burma and the thi? the danger m knowledge aras pursued too sake, and therefore vm World was bene-
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    SOVIET DINNER IN LONDON.
    29 7 -ervice.] London, Dec. 17 first I adan which was attended by Hnasander Kenworthy, M.P.. e*ided. proposed the f the Dele- ii :ssiau exporti bar" r"
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    THE GERMAN CABINET.
    17 7 rßeuter'? Service.] Ueriin. 1 t c 17. •d Herr Stre3eStresemann cahlaa appear aaa page
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    THE BASE AND LIVING COSTS.
    107 7 f the Singapore base toe, the tradin the South are a fairly lengthy >i- In oaao aaa] the number of those engaged "•■•rtakiag. from experts amd be formidable. The ndustriea have alraa ky *hud with regard to the **re. labour fore have nection. But on
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    DECORATION FOR GALLANT CHAUFFEUR.
    10 7 DECORATION FOR GALLANT CHAUFFEUR. rr S Le? »*e was -TBialaaHii
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    DAUGHTER'S LAW SUIT.
    741 7 kl s X U< i IDVKXTI KKS. i: i' meats J I and, wa imed Sail. Jhs Abdad I ile to 1 vr 30,000 a •yea Hte 0 f n Sayeed I Having change*, ila for one J an t tancrea a Scot green a agreed. that
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    IN THE COURTS.
    402 7 IN THE COURTS. rHI JAPANESE IURDI .ii i> I i ined .a Capital i ha Bf MB Of Days J < roner ordered I s1 r the d tention of a ban durifl f tl oring pea i a* risited rlj ifl tn the i vf the Bother n ke
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    RAIAWAYS' BIG PROGRAMME.
    77 7 I.ealieil. Dec. 7. A i .tat' a: by the announcement that <">O.OOO i- ipeut next yaai anaV r an c i ati a tion by the London North-E it Railway. A la gc number i > tives, 1 oth for oassei affl BI I to BS I
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    A LONG WALK.
    614 7 ZIMBALISTS CAB BREAKS DOWN. Fortj MOea ta Pekiag. Wi ary and to lore, dirty and dii ba v bun ry, having bad {ast a n aithf il Chinei d ren to them by i Jdie s jen ite, after a:• nil k ioarnay batinaj dayi that dccci
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    146 7 Nea ImhassaSat as l.s.A. TeJda, Dec. IS. I: bow off Is announced that thf Governmenl aaa decided to appoint Ifr. T. Hataadaiia bo ba Amnesia dm al PTai Mr. Uitl ra and Mr. S. S V m BBVI ii p< Intsd Prefect of Tamagata prafaeture aaad Director of
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    A BUSTER KEATON FILM.
    148 7 Our Easpitality, Boster Kaaton'i featun length o Biaaiy, mads ondar hia new esaatract with Metro, is cominjr to the Alhatni bra Theatre on Thursday. January Is*. 1925. This picture ia described as bb bb* tirely BOW styh of comedy. Aside Cram the KsstonsSQJßC situations, which arc
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      147 7 USEFUL GIFTS pot CHRISTMAS. i DIES' WRISTLET W Vie HES. Bpadally Manufactured for Tn pital Weai LADIES' I IN]: I 01 D MILANESE WRISTLEI V* VTt Ml> 15 Jewelled Movement, Open > y t >:ilan*-t P,;;i Carat 1" Carat In C aral I v >V.s.: t o 5115.00 $135.00 i/^
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      680 8 STEAMER SAILINGS BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Services t«». LONDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, A^^^\K.l:!^ BAMBURG AND BREMEN. i,l\ii\. MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL VND (iLASGOW. MAKSEILI ES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOI VXD GLASGOW. BOSTON, NE^ YORK AND BAI TIMOKE. raking i ir n on through !'»il!- Lading for all Overland Points. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT.
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      516 8 STEAMER SAILINGS Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. INCORPORATED IX ENGLAND.) ELLERMAfr~LINE, Passenger and Freight Services TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ (ANAL. FREIGHT SERVICE HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG. ia city OF or an iaa I* a s.s. CITY OF TORIO due Jan. 28 ba CITY OP CHESTER
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      448 8 STEAMER SAILINGS P. o. BRITISH INDIA [n orated la England). MAIL. VSSi-NGER _Ni :;K\HI i>EN!N>I'L.»K AHI OMM U aY ATION CO LONDON AND FAS r v» MAIL Beaatt ICR. (UaaalaaT I cotract with Hia afajacfr s Governmt o OLTWAHP> 1 lioM LONDI J HOML'A ALLij. lor Caaaa aai Japan. r
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      524 9 STEAMER SAILINGS O. S. K. Line „or" Stealers. Arr. Dept. i" Vt; twerp, V .i I 1 v V dt-> Maru .[g tv -jo York Saa Fraaciaco, Pa nana Havre Maru from Kobe Fat*. S R Sant s jfcntevuleo aaal Buenos Airaa ?_a Mar::. a Maru Jan. I Jan. T
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      490 9 SAILD^GS Jim Round-the-World ssmmSeW like I PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE 38 Days to BOSTON 41 Days to NEW YORK ()lli:i KNKKS. NO COAL DUST. NO CINDERS. ABSOLUTI CLEANLINESS. via Port Said, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. From New York these fine, new liners continue on Round the World, returning to
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      746 9 I STEAMER SAILINGS AMERICAN FAR EAST LINE. opkpatkd FOR UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD BY STRITHER AM) HARRi. MANAGING OPERATORS SINGAPORE TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO. USJ&JB. WEST JESTER U.S.s.B. WEST PROSPECT jar U. S.S. B. WEST CARMONA and subsequent steamers approxin Foi rates and further particulars apply to. HDTTENBACH,
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    110 10 1 IKEM SI MILK!) Ik DE MIL la.i! (Quarrel on Japanese Ship. A■ Ia < el at sea 1 h i iltan] n a ema: it. J« ath ua- r- lated f the i n Maru, f the N K. '..::>. which arrived at Hon.g- i'• t'r Ba
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    BRITISH TRAWLER FIRED AT.
    54 10 Incident Off Norwegian Coafct. Christ iama. Nov. 15. A me- -af fr< Vard< < t» the *Tiden< rVgi tha: Norwegian coastguard > British trawler rishing r.- v ial uatir-. The trawler, however. ed trawl, and aided by bad wtatl ceded m making its escape, m s
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    323 10 The a.s. Heungshan. which ashon Junk Rook, near Gamon. about nim igo. w.j- v. i d into Hongkong Ha thi ee t m thi eai ly hours i a llth, ea i Ban arc th lid H S S. Ltd. vh< it is stated, aaaajaa BttWUI tUMtI iaad |14t,000 n
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    197 10 THE HAIPHONG MISSING. Tho following telegram haa baaM received by .M. A. Danjou. Consul-General for France, dated Octobsi 16th. (Hanoi): "Steamer Haiphong havins left Quinhon on December did., bound for Tourane. has not reached the latter port and has n< t been j seen since she left Tourane.
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    SHIP ON FIRE NEAR HONGKONG.
    191 10 A Hongkong paper ol Dec .*th. atates: A Japanese steamer i- being towed to Hong- kong seriously afire. She the Nippon "i usen Kai-ha Sukka Maru. A arirelesa call packed ap by Haa Naval authorities last night and communicated to the Company's office hero and
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    B.I. TAKLIWA ASHORE.
    133 10 A TV-.-, aire f Dec. Mi -a;.-: —A afevj kidiai.".; nu-s.-agt -ay- "ht- Takliwa B.L iteamer) ia reported aground off Yokosuka. Baa expected to refloat or; *v nca-t tule. A wire the following day announced that she had been refloated, and wa- proceeding Kobe, Taa daaaaaaja la
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    HOMEWARD BOUND.
    473 10 Tm f< arinaj pes* art i reed ag Fui opt t Ma l- at > a.n I rrow I apt K. W, Bagi M I W. fen I Kr. Bad Mrs. 11. K. Cricht and int'a:". Mr. D. P. Hi Laaagk ai I A. L Baaaaaat.' it H.
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      534 10 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated m Australia. FOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, via JAVA, DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MAKELLA (7,375 tons) and MONTORO C»,lM»t tons.) Th- 808. MARELLA is the largest and must steamer trading to Australia. Cabins de Luxe. >:ngle berth cabins, swimming Lath,
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      489 10 POMMERY and GRENO I m CHAMPAGNH _B_t_ Extra Quality E^B Extra Di y _a» SOLE AGENTS JOHN LITTLE Co. Ltd (Incorporated m Eng.t: SINGAPORE KUALA 1.l LLOYD TRIKSTINO \cq HOMI M v Bi-monthly service for Brineuu, Vemkn and i hr r f V .»nt and Black Sea Porta, aaaa ta
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      776 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. S'wang and Selakau V. der Parra I) a.m. Karimon Soon Lee !> a.m. Pulau Soagl Kwjn.tr Yick 9 a.m. Pulau Soegi Sultana i) a.m. Cucob and Pontian Hong Soon B a.m. Cucob and Benuit Hong Cheang ti a.m. Pontianak Brouwer 11 a.m. Pulau Sambu, Anamba and Natuna
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      58 10 Ihe i -on. Mr. C. Ti tt* r. Mr. J. Worth. Mi. V\ Watson, Mr. H. Worl Mr. K. Wilkii Mr. R. Wyatt-Si ith Mr-. E. Wi 'j. Mr. C. Ne~ Lan ER< th:—M.-- M. E. Bn r.ner Mrs. \V. (L McKa\ an chii 1. M T. H t i
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    EXCHANGE.
    58 11 I», i aai v Paak 4 i 1/ Beak demand Private eradil I a i Haw York, daa aad Credit. N i Fraaes, i aaaad 950 India, T. T. 11 ism and c. r W'.h..n-.;t. eaaaauad 141 Jara, deaaai d Bang -ok, d< naand Sovereign, Bank Baf Bf $H
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    659 11 M VI AKA PINDA REPOKf. ton v Ha aka Linda E Btl BB theii I lor the yea la Aug 61, i, atata thai al epreeaation of bnildbinery, and impk aanai ate*. profit is $49,( v.- To this has to be led the i count brouaj I
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    14 11 ■•If i n v. d i:'" I Canny <'...;>t. Ml ibon bin Hid •\i
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    PRODUCE.
    179 11 Tii tOO Tons Gaaab r 3,1 P aaaer waits 00 P< PI Bl 19.50 Pi ik Tapioca g^ ri Baaa Small 900 r Il\3o I'■ ara San ied .*,o Rice, Baaajsea white Opiaaaa, Baaaiea aat 4 000 Bias BaaM Hs) tern export 3000 B I■■1 .Bl a ort 410
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    37 11 Singapore, I•• r. 17. I_' n »on. S Bgaj Standai :>ed Sa SI L Spot 64 84%; Jai M M j Be 1 April-June London Quotation Sh. v Is. B%d. M Bfc
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    57 11 Yesterday A Itt rations. X nting 62a c.d. X tela 1 umpnr T (a?) tl Sal rCii ta Tin D Pa lang Plandok ($1) 87% 30 Ratrul (£1) 7s 6d 8s I Rei Bf, Til (£1) 35s Ti lai Mii es 1 T n ($2) Pial Ll
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    62 11 The Sincrapore Cham I m tierce > i its 686 th. auction. aloarjaeat 1.7 V ::n.i> 1 Is. 6S»d. N'.u York r% cts. I'KK'ES realized Kibbed Smukcd Sheet e nts I'er I h Standard qua! m\ ity Off Qua] Crepe Bid Qua!i\v Pale < G ."ale Baa Fim
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    59 11 MACPHAIL CO. LTD'S REPORT. Mn S in i ul r -ion £264 XX Local 11-l ns sold. I '< r- Quiet. ■1 Bina I and aeOea rs at iv •eady and a proportionate v 2aa BBtha d are miuntinp 1 at.2S>. h baaaa or' rs at .82 Mambaus i >u*iI
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    86 11 Sin- ,p-.rt-. |>X 17 Wn bbbbi p 50a. iiiib! »r. more pop- la m r.inent. i f the commer Mii X adily. with buy< ess up to 8?.. v ims have eased to buyers at quoted Johan s are it 57 68>.,. Batang Padantr- are unchanged
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    "FIGHTING IN MALAYA."
    1351 12 A\ U.IM.Y Of FRENCH IMK) HINA.' Bosches and the Foreign legion. rhe -urpr?-inj. statement that a little less thar. $k\ pan? «Bl c th. rani aaattav v tnt Foreign Legion serving li ii i ;i a. art Bom hes. »vas :m--i.aited I;. Ma. H. V Harrison. 1>.5.0.,
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    WONGSHA STATION DESTROYED BY FIRE.
    187 12 WONGSHA STATION DESTROYED BY FIRE. The terminal ntaal r y «»t> W ig>i iFai t. n) whi -i- vi Mbh Bad m th ct nt I rir» Jnti'i ie-t td b; othei v I ■bl .it on the BBBflßraaaaag ad -V i» ant. n Times Ihe wl h -ta; at
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    A.P.C. THREATENED.
    166 12 Ilanditv Demand $2,000 From Sam Bhari I'raneh. B i haransh ai the A-.at-.. Put* reeunl v aft ed bai i v had been mBl I theii >--' Sh va' a thi tat that if the su.i I v-j.oon anal i maH <■'..■• Pteember Llth.. the I --tatdishmei.t at
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    SENSATIONAL GAOL RUMOUR.
    150 12 Story of Convicts' Kid For Liberty. A strong rumour of a daring and care-fully-conceived attrmpt at .-ape from Victoria Guol by a number of convicts. trained circulation m BUanaJconej on Deeenv bat 12th.. It renamed 1 of necessity, a rumour, f.r the authorities adopted an attitude of
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    101 12 RUGBY. Interesting Match for Saturday. An interesting match, between the Merchants antl the Rest, has been arranged te taki the place of the cancelled Malaya Cup fixture between Singapore and Negri Sembilan on Saturday. Rlay will commence at o'clock en the Radang. The teams will he: Merchants: Arthur;
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    HOW ALL BLACKS BEAT E. MIDLANDS.
    145 12 London, Dec. ti. Xi'ithamptoii. The weather was brilliant and 15,00. spectators were present. The game was splendidly contested throughout and the Kast Midlantlers had more of the play than the score suggests. After eight minutts Townell. the Kast Midland half-hack, picked up m the
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    NORTHERN UNION RUGBY.
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    HOCKEY.
    146 12 Padang Clubs Draw. Al match was c I nessed the Padang \t-t.'.iay afternot.n. arhea i BJLC aaad taae Bl ,C anaonai anal m a friendiy gan.. ejhieh resulted m a ci iau of one l .i < .i. i ]be baa m areti areU iI• a\ barl the ELR.C
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    FOOTBALL.
    61 12 S.C.K.A. vs. St. Joseph's Old Boys. id- fi itball naatrh i"- r -\<t:i tha s.tdK.A. antl thi St. Joseph's <>: i Roys, which was be playi I thia Blterne i en the s.idK.A. v a aara tai.. plao b tin Stndinm IT" J j < -a aning ri ten
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    ANOTHER COLLIERY DISASTER.
    37 12 London, Dec. 6. Thi ra haa been anvht mine disaster. I wing |c an explosion at Wrexham. Nine peei If arete killed. Rt.-cuer.-. w:th wonderful plu<k. crawled through the gas-laden Btreoaphere, leeoarer.nu the injured.
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    94 12 The Melbourne Age, m an article on the match between V.ctoria and the M.C.C team, praises the spirit m which A. E. R. Gilligan, the English captain, and his team played the game. "They could have averted defeat by bowling for a draw, but the
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