The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 December 1924

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. :nts. SINGAPORE, S.S., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1924. NO. 11,374.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    251 1 I In- SmiK central executive committee has summoned a conference to ach;-e on the admission of non-l omnium^ in l ht* country's administration i'aut (i. A Chinese dineral assures France that she h;»-; nothing to tiar from Bolshevism in China— I age »i. New Yorkers are :mis\
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    THE CHRISTMAS DINNER IN INDIA.
    474 1 TH E CHRISTMAS DINNER IN INDIA. nomi ii. n* as the -snow ha never fallen with:!) the memory of man, limalayas the tempera- stmas day, be at M quickly is the flakes fall in the "hill station hi, may. <m In the meal, have a difficulty it homeward path, ov
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      170 1 I i»W VRIELI s X«4S CAKES UNCXCBLLKD RAFFLES HOTEL. Thursda.. i\ c \mas HNNEE. Novdtiti and Oaekers. Orchestral Muaic Dec. Special Dinner and Fam-y •>s Ball. Extensii n of Lic< I M till 2 a.m. (Fancy Dress Optional.) VEAR> Dec GALA NIGHT. DINNER A tERROT AND PIERRETTE HALL, tval Novelties.
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      61 1 THE EUROPE HOTEL. Terms: A la carle or Inclusive. I! The afcer dinner dances are held every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The "L'urope" Orch. *tra plays nightly during dinner. G B ILL R0 0 M THE EIROPE HOTEL, LTD. j K740. ABTHUB K. ODELL, Manat b g Dinet r. r
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      107 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I ihipping i, 9 and U. New Yeai fts at R Pal Bu; A 1 Page den S} esiah an Id in t. I >V tht' t n Pajre 1. i Co. are «> rilbey's Ciin- l'ape 6. n Fraser v Page l. i gramme Palladium to- night
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      11 1 SWAJJ OV, A \MEI !'S XM AS CAMS i XEXC'EI LEI)
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      51 1 THB WEKk. High Water, 9JI Chi iON v. Swimmintr Club Tiffin. Footb... SXJ am. Mtt. High 1 |J| a.m.. H 1 Xo Is i key: S' lugM D? 9 _T*/i. Hiph Water, 10.30 a.m. Matdk K. L U Stffci v. UJI p.m. Hockey: > I Kajang. !i W; H 11
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      266 2 THE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. December. 25th to 27th. CHINESE FIRKWORK> M MAY OPERA CHINESE way am; INDIAN (ONJIKEK PUPPET show Admiasi Orti 20 cent> Admission— Fireworks Artna 20c. and 10c. Admission Other Shows— except Reserved n hnt Clnai PREE HOTEL DE BOERMEDAN. DELI. EAST COAST OF SUMATRA. THE LEADING HOTEL
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      215 2 'i m i in i ff I COMING NIBELUNGEN A Geiman Screen Adaptation of Germany's National LegendA Marvellous Cinema Achievement in two EpochsSIEGFRIED. VENGEANCE of KRIMHILDE. j Watch for Further Announcements! SOLE DISTRIBUTOR FOR S.S.— F.M.S.— SI AM R. M. DONATI, j 1M ORCHARD ptQAD. 903 PALLADIUM THEATRE Orchard Road
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      243 2 Alhambra. From Saturday, 20th December, :< Thur*da> }r. the Sec u Sh« THE CAT AND THE PI 1 F^ai ..m. CARL LAEMMLE PRESENTS THOMAS CARRIGAN LAIR A ;i !'i XROOKED ALLEY" K Reels. m:><e l. lasky prese m- eii ken iu< "CHILDREN OF JAZZ' in fi Htv It deal^ the
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      465 2 (11l MCfl SERVH 'ES. ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL. -tans Day. *U» a.m. Holy Communion. "SM ajn. Holy Cosan Ml a.m. Holy Communion. li3o ajn. Matins (sung) and Address. On Christmas Day the follov as I will he held in > Hal M H I A 9 a.m. Matins and Holy Communion
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    DECADENCE AFTER 27.
    783 3 "BACK TO METHUSELAH.' Kiiationohip o f Mind and Body. LtCtllriug to teachers at University Colk|l OH Nov. loth, on "The Relationship of Mind ;.!)d Body." Prof. Karl Pearson explained that the title of his leettUY, he Teauw. wai •omcwkal mlriwding. as the problem vi that rtiitionshic was
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    FUNERAL OF "KING OF THE UNDERWORLD."
    201 3 Man Ke'-ponsible for "At Least" 2,"> Murders. Chicago, N(»v. 13. Hm Anml af Won Obwwfao, •■Kinu; ol \h> UadtTWOrld," mi marked by tin' prem»c« in tht- itrttAi ti 10,000 of his followers, vkt came OS fool a id in motor-cars, ■Bd kW^Tll Ot i«rt
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    20 3 Th« Towtr of Babel mysttry has b««n kolved. It stems it was the origin*! lea£u« lof nation*. Phi!adeli»hia North Amerioan.
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      179 3 "GOLDEN SPECIALS" j VIRGINIA CIGARETTES LARGER TINS -i- •-<' to numerous requests from heavy -mokers and Messes we are now importing 1 "GOLDEN SPECIALS" na AIRTIGHT TINS OF 50 as well as in the original r> containing: 25 cigarettes. —t i-- 90' P«r tin of 50 IMPORTERS: i;; TI>H AMERICAN
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      101 3 C CREAM CRACK^HB :j J J CRISP 6' CREAMY^^J II f AS COOD AS EVER THERE IS |j I* fy NOHICHER PRAJSE. p *I I Sole Agents BARLOW CO. ij I $1500.00 j BUY AN AUSTIN I i and banish care 1 I BORNEO MOTORS LIMITED. I I SINGAPORE, PENANCE
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    POINCARE AND THE WAR.
    592 4 STARTLING CHARGES BY A FRENCH DIPLOMAT. Russia "EifKed On" From Paris. Paris, Nov. 16. Ail Paris was stirred to-day by the publication in the "CEuvre" of extracts from the diary of the late If. Georges I^ouis. former French Ambassador to Russia, accusing M. Poincare of bein<r
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    LOST CROWN JEWELS.
    261 4 A Reported Discover} in Madrid. ienna. According I reports fatal Madrid part ■I tfct lost A,.-' 1 :;f < WWII jewels iPHt rteMtlj di>v >■! i potttisloi ol je-we!U-r i;i the Sj ;u.i-: capital and seized by tht- politv. They original! v consisted of a number of
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      379 4 y^^K^. Stops I J&WIIK? Baby's Pains V& With Woodward's Gripe Water U at an^ babies are spared the yj^A suffering and weakness inflicted by teething and stomach pains, J^^*&\ Oss sleep, and attacks of And the same soothing, v^mßt health-giving properties make VVoodjZ^Ey' ward's Gripe Water equally valuable ii s
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      338 4 ■^7 Th e wonderful potency of S I /Peps is due to the ingenious g idea of condensing into the H fl form of a little tablet, volatile ffl B pine balsams and other valu- able medicinal ingredients. E mouth, theirpowerfulhealing B Bj and germicidal vapours are •jj If breathed
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      196 4 THE ACCOUNTANT'S DICTIONARY j A COMPREHENSIVE ENCYCLOP AEDI AND DIRECTION ON ALL MATTERS < o\ NECTED WITH THE WORK v> I ACCOUNTANT I ILLPCTtATBDWiqiftWriMUrPO kkdiki rg Edited by FRANCIS \V ['IXLKV Of the Middln T^mph-. I-Jarrist. I AITHOR OF "AUDITORS: THEIII DUTIES \N |>1 WITH CONTRIBUTIONS in EMINEN AUTHORITIES ON
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      43 4 HUD (> N SL VVIA VOl'K MUSICAL INSTKI l [>| \Vh >n\IM»HM> HAN i BANJO-MAMMILIM ONE STKINC lIDDI |lILIV K\/.iMl> mi MM eh. »•:< UurArr.hi, T!u Best Value in goods tou )UTI WE CAN SATISI > roc H. C. HUDSON'* 100. North Bridge KTHE CHEAPEST HOl'Sl IN
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    THE LATEST BOGEY.
    76 5 BOLSHKVIST CHINA. it mntKvs PEARa [Re.ui. s Service.] !'«ris, Dec. 2.i. N' rtir.'i f rthcon in K event* u I was voiced by M. Out ivy. h -v m,. rsti vi> that he feared the ..rcranisation f i; sht China. He ;:i tected 1 erself airainst int
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    EMPIRE TO CONGER ON PROTOCOL.
    232 5 London Dec. J.{. vf at the British (1 !a.\ m l h»-d tn the (ii.\< i i ents r mi ai In lia with ;i view to ascertainin whethei it is possible a! li .-rti: -r of the earl] March to dis- >ii tl e
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    A TIMELY WARNING.
    146 5 The Astro Sir Frank Dy- ry of a remark;. expt >n a day his telescope was accidental ed dow I, I that it commanded noc the it part I neijrhJ' > in front of him he saw a church at which ran a crack so -< rious
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    NAPOLEON'S BIRTHPLACE.
    112 5 I'rince irti r's .ii t tu France. Paris, Nov. i j. I i V f the House of < t state Si 111. f Eh ipresa srenie, has I the French Stati *ht houaa at Ajaccio in which Kap I. was b< Th if! sonlt of negotiation! coo>
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    PASSING OF THE BLACK MARIA.
    68 5 Horse Drawn Prison Vans Superseded. London. Nov. IS. The last journey of the one remaining rawn "Blaek Maria" was made toil Holtoway to ttic wmtiem LoMop ts« PjHM thaWIJ "t >.:<. r Maiias" haw beer, by motor vehicle^, mi mf-nt there are seven- these 'tor
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    CLYDEBANK EVICTIONS.
    417 5 POLICE STRATEGY. 30? IG 8E IDS OF TROUBLE I Reuter^i Service.] London, Dtx-. 2"». I in rutcrHMl evictions oi I lyde- 11 k "rent ~trik.ers" began to-da\ and WU attended by 1 i\-*-!;- •< ■<. Th< cvi (,I',,l'iv, t->. ortec y sixty s "I <l An i') the
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    BOY QUALIFIES FOR OXFORD.
    147 5 Examination* l'.i--*-<l at the \-i ol I I.i\ t rpaalj \< A I pan at the 1 ei pool 1 e has qua] ed for entrance 1 oxl Vniveisity as an u rtiikate examii :ion of (1 Cambridge boai l I Bai ■Hi the only sot
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    SIR JAMES BARRIE—LEG PULLER.
    185 5 SIR JAMES BARRIE— LEG PULLER. s ieunae Bni rii asii fa his bappiost vi n at the dinner Prii nai ns O on on Wednesday nipht (Nov. 12th,) bjs nrass the point sd sf sn "asterestinjr .uti'jii'anan" he ha> boOB mcluded iv that categorj bg aa American annua sted Um
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    ALMOST PERFECT FORGED NOTES.
    96 5 Only Experts Able to Detect ThMB. Then aw in cireulatioii ta London a r.uiiibvr of cleverly forged fl Treasury notes which are difficult to detect. The nctes ;<t tir-t glance are apparently UUtltLt, tht Only defect htinir that the \\(ii', "I'nited Kin^dttm" on the top lefthand
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    TIDEMARKS IN THE EAST.
    1019 5 iALAI A \n t THE i. ANDS. Anot (r book ai. ui travc nd it. M by the author of London sUvor, bi almost m walcoaie ai the opponunity of aa actaal cyasre. It hardly aaaasl to matter thai t wrap n <t lo oa who
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    68 5 We are fcold th:i t i new use for nil her hai beaa found as praaervatita for fruit. Thefiuit is dipped in liqui;! latex, and raojairai no cold itoragtj for its transport, iay, t<> Europe*. It remains ju-t as v,h(>i steeped in the latex We WOtldei what the comments if
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      371 5 BUSINESS CARDS. for the lllu<trated ,'atalogae of "1:;-ioal Instruments. .1 v-on to., I in. 11l and US, Nortk Bridge Road. J iUE \M) M VNhIRE Street Mrs SADAWO. ft ajar. La Insular** cigars have IMB the accepted brand In mansions, «ad hotels where highest quality JOHN LITTLE* j i B\
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      842 5 Hdthws lor WATCH > \IIK i<in? in h> imdceepen hstand the cf tho Ea-t. KKT U \l< HKS JOHORE LEVER s:, F.,«h. TWO Sj/f- s i ion l s UI. i. Sl 'V- and Silvi 11. Hum< WKISTLKT W \T( HKS S EXTERN viotio: i.evki: m. m uh S< Rl
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    31 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. GRAY. At hi> residence, I 1 -iland Muswell Hill. London, on II I N emb lohn Gray beloved father of S. A. Gray, Hongkong Ft: k I\ naftg.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1924 France's Eastern Tears.
    810 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1924 France's Eastern Tears. Ii: i ij French views of Ru- >. a good deal ol tl ance has always i" be made i"r the i in itai n which many ii Franc* el against Ri;>>ia conoeteni D] los* fa ich have rod I
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    812 6 T all our ;>li- 1 r.ients of the season and a happy KsMM out of ar\ troubles they n... ith bri^ rational an. I though' fum common een a notable in- .11 which is an encouraging I _u:y fort I 1 ar. b Free I 1 IttMMll iay, but ret
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    TURNING OF THE TIDE.
    13 6 I v 1 [Reuter's ServjThe central moiied a mnftiiau
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    CHRISTMAS IN NEW YORK.
    62 6 A white Christmas wit! pWMJJiiai in the I New York is the busiest since day*. Crowds lad* through the si •lice nai a record. An unusual featu •le visit of Bk jria* will fly •.Mireds of thousand I a movement Mr. Zer«» who took churches in
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    BOLSHEVISM NEED NOT BE FEARED.
    35 6 BOLSHEVISM NEED NOT BE FEARED. [Router'.- Service.] General H*u Sput Seng, in; the paper*, paid to become quiet. Bolsh. feared. Chinese Republic i then amicable relati ing vrith Marshal Fiu Ha\^s. [Earlier cables appear on
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    HOLIDAY ARRANNGEMENTS.
    128 6 amnd. nect ion with Omrtaias ar.d ar holidays: Otke. The G. P. 0. an* S Offices will be Boxing men will be open fro-: and from 4 to 5 p.m. i>oxing 1' I, and noon, and at I aa< noon in suburban o Exchaajc* Bank^ will be c
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    NEW AIR STATION.
    35 6 MUM < Ml xtUnt The ae near Will of the finest it. t 1 velop in* A fan be a cen: air reserve and likely U velopnunts are pi ill be re**-, for
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    THE ROBINSON CASE.
    35 6 mjk AppiialaW* In the Hou to W- Doy »n7me«ber thereof j. dation of the Akte^. Itlfcjainr case. Earl <uch mm tmer.t> were made t> "J^ Mmi M'huvi t <;■■*■"■ the ordinarj procedure Mi
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      149 6 I "THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDFECK'S" v cSte? /ccos So j fzmsterdafn Sole Agents: tCaldbak, Macgrcgor 6' Company, Ltd. i r; ri: i S ha:.- JT l^'l- I'hone No. 225. s^ tsv;- 3)4: ,^\C 1S .•v.K,MSEI. BY ROYALTY. I-;;: ;>;[ AKIiIVALS Kt.K V.MAS AND XEW VEAR PRESENTS HE* \XT) 3TIN
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      20 6 CREAM'S ONLY RIVAL. iM>!e Distributors: W. R. LOXLET CO., I! binson K<:'.'i. SingapoFS, j PEARS I J y GOLDEN SERIES.
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    344 7 HNG DEFICIT, !HK »KT. Ne Sr.irapore Ha ended June 30th, 1924, it for i Excellency th« ;est and sinking me acd expenditure I >-.!. 'ii.TT as a deficit of $579,323.89 'hut Wharves. Dry Total Dm B $20,486,700 •9,737 > 7^***** Wfiarf Department. rosooie berthed at the net registered
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    K.L. RAILWAY STRIKE.
    217 7 >i Ni: 'li^ 1 ING i\< IHKM. says Ifa, illala ippearsthal ned tl norning K n in th, n 1 I posted a ui ces nad not bt to be out. There app esl i Saturday that tk y nhould reti them arg or them ted s
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    TRUE FISH STORY FROM MALACCA.
    152 7 Oi «y, December 9th, a 1a a gentleman were going along the Scuta Road at ar what looked like a large glistening ol he middle of the road, writes a < baa Malacca 0 ihen a car on its way to town dn the obj
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    PALLADIUM.
    50 7 The main fea: at I* ■•i1- 1 i clever Her! art excel I I l" -•'.:■•■> i rant and that should be V narai tee f j' .r entert:: ■■>■'. i»r v.i For that in te.vhni'.u; -1 •'■•-rive BOM throwing a itufT* ai tu:-e is "A M Ust will
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    65 7 new fictioi I will be availab'.. I Issue S urday at 9 a.m. < i rob i; i Wh Hor- ni Po i Lion. *Ma i Punch ai cl .1 d; Brown (J. Ms** BaHl) Th, RI Ml of th Gibbs (S Philip) Tei Yeai After. i >,....
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    25 7 Xh< M< cai ri i; k --i- receivi a<h i yi om thai Mr. Cl iri j; an h:i- »ine th< B ard of Direct
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1315 7 I Tin-: wkkk! v UMBS LIST. Motei BaaiHi and Dstrteg Thefts. i i rum i^r t [respondent. ,i eel Yards ol Qni ei 1 1 the <i Bl Black- S v. mud; i Rational impoi tarn i u the famou Ti inbi Croft B u I >rt
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    ELECTRICAL MAH-JONG.
    135 7 W. sve re eived f. MTesti n EHectrie i npai > th? bai I R sd, i lample of tries Mah-Jong, cich! ba i been I and brought at by them Whilst it i~ similar to the Chinet gai instee f t containployed, i: Cables and taknag the
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    104 7 an ord. > in* 'I i MBl ;»al 1 umia onen n Ifon la) Um Pin saoV bI wfll move thi foil iring resolution: -"That! the Municipal Commisskmerf agree I tsk for an amendment of the Ifttnieipa] Orciiaanee ti m to enable ihem I paai i byo- I
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
    236 7 The t llowing action was kaken at a] I meeting of Committee No. 7. aeU mi Dec] 9th:— Tr.c I'n- u :--t :vporta thai th following ►<>nd> th« i per cent Loan 1 v T have Seen drawn f< t repaymesii on the Mth Jaw 1925: 1 'iic
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    22 7 The Straits Chinese Epwurth League will give a Christmas programme at the i A. C. S. Drill Hull to-murrow at 8 p.m.
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      150 7 [NEW YEAR GIFTS Ik^"*^ ii*wr* l r^B fcC^^SwH INKSTAXDS WITH DAT] 0 I &SCA PITTEI SIXc; If 77~ "I CASE. i j.,0 ATTACHE I 18EI jj OI6A ll^S wtriting MB li J JJ i pooon wallet? ,i, w^ y^^r^ TOBACCO POUCH':.- l/i^ > ij||;i&j l^llj TINS A I. VRGE SELECTK
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      723 8 STEAMER SAILINGS 1 BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Ser\ices to. LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, H AMHI'RG AND BREMEN. i.KM>\, MVKSKII.I.ES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEI I ES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. raking cargo on through Bills of Lading for all Overland Points. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N.
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      498 8 STEAMER SAILINGS ___^__^_^^^_^^^^^^^^^^^^i Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. < INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND.) ELLERMAN^LINE. Passenger and Freight Services TO UNITED KINGDOM AND CONTINENT VIA PORTS AND SUEZ CANAL. FREIGHT SERVICE HAVRE, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBCBG. M, CITY OF ORAX due Dec. 28 s.s. CITY OF TOKIO due Jan. 28 ■A CITY OF
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      448 8 STEAMER SAILLNGS p. &d. H BRITISH INDIA AMI AP( \K LINL> (Incorporr.ted io Enj MAIL, PASSENGER ANU CAR(;o SLK o PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL >TE WIGATICX CO. LONDON AND FAR EASI MAIL SLKVii (Übte Ccataet mß^ Bi Majesty's Government). OUTWARDS FROM LONDON. j;. on w u,.,. For China :.i. Japan. For
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      467 9 STEAMER SAILINGS "OTS. K. Line. D«^t nations Steamers. Arr. Dept. ■Mdofl. Hawbora:. Rotterdam. Antwerp. Tia Colombo, Aden aV Maru .Ja:. Jam II S^-1 t^»S«F*a.- ,v Panama Havre Maru fron Kobe p^n. Cape Ri Santos yeatrvideo aad Boenos Aires Mu-.ila Maru Jan. 5 Jan 8 ia M Alabama Maru r,m Kub,
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      485 9 STCAMER SAILINGS Jsßk, y Round-the-World PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE 38 Days to BOSTON 41 Days to NEW YORK (HLBURNKR& NO COM- DOR. NO CINDERS. AUSOLLTE CLEANLINESS. via Port Said, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. From New York these fine, new liners continue on Round the World, returning to Singapore in
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      718 9 STEAMER SAILINGS AMERICAN FAR EAST LINE. OPERATED FOR UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD BY STRITHER AND HARRi. MANAGING OPERATORS SINGAPORE TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO. U.&S.& WEST PROSPECT Jan tt I'.S.>.IJ. UTEST CARMONA and subsequent steamers approxinia"ci\ :'S da; a;;.- 1 Fur rates and further particulars apply to. HI TTENBACH.
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    231 10 >ir Cobb, M.l'., on N:i\al Strength in the Kast. Bb >: roafc. HP ipaaUai al Ow r.\ of I^>ii(i< r I»t-bat.r.).' C..:t> on the tjiu >- ••l»oi- tht Kmj ;r» atOl Baal -!i«'- p .j: Nav> t ft rrtMJ U r.c raBJfH Of riaval ba-t al Singapore. The
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    62 10 A bi*r school of dolphins suddenly appeared off I'kishima Islet in Hakata Bay, Kyushu, one morning: last month. A party of about a hundrtd fishermen set out and hauled up on Hakozaki beach some sixty of them. The creatures wt-iprhed from 1,500 kin to 3,000 kin apiece. The fishermen rejoiced
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      SAN GIORGIO ARRIVES.
      59 10 The Italian cruiser. San Giorgio, arrived in port from Colombo yesterday nomine and anchored in the outer roads. The usual salutes were returned. The cruiser is under the command of Captain Albert Alessio and carries a crew of 913. She is a vessel oT 10,170 tons. She
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      NEW STEAMER LINE.
      107 10 •♦Transatlantic*' to Enter Field. Another steamer Line will be established here this month by the Transatlantic Steamship Company whim the steamer lndianic arrives on December 20. aafl the Manila Time?. This shipping line will maintain a rejrular direct service between Manila and San Francisco according to prtsent
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      JAPANESE SHIP WRECKED IN A BLIZZARD.
      219 10 JAPANESE SHIP WRECKED IN A BLIZZARD. Hca>) Seas Break up the Vessel. Tokyo, Dei-. 12. IW Kwar.t.. Mai-u. a sptx-ial service vessel, which grounded yesterday morning in Miaaaid oaT TmiHgw v bnkai up hy] baavy MMH last nitrhi. She carried a cre^' af IM. Half the evrai ii lapattai It
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      A LEAKING SHIP.
      110 10 1 arte Damage Hone. The 0. S. K. M;.-:';. Ml '-.^OO tons) ■gaj ■In atf 1 1 naafl hi an f N<«v. 2cth \sh:'.e r r.^ at Wada r bef< re ";«-::.^r <}••< ked fd r fapalfl n* the MttaaMaU Yard. I: aaaartad Aajl :ne i reiiminan
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      THE WRECKED HEUNG SHAN.
      341 10 o>t ot Sa)\a>!e. The salvagtd Heunp Shan, after being: -unk since Feburary 29th hi HM HcaaHf nl .^•.hik K<><.k, rearht- i Hongkong in the i.r.y hours of Pet. l<':r. in U»w <<!' INK i steam Launches, and a: !i- e.i off Cheung Ska Wai Ikii Mario
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      541 10 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, via JAVA, DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE Regular monthly sailings by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and MONTORO (0.000 ton*.) T> e s?. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins 4* Luxe, single berth cabins, swimming
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      260 10 MESSAGERIES M ARITIMES 1 Bder contract with th< French Gcvernment Mai! ii I'a>-' :v- >» r ,t DIRECT FORTNIGHTLY \K EXSTEKN SKKVHE. HOMEW VRD M MIS. To >la'-eille^ via Colombo, Djibouti and IVrt Said. \N'ii ERS 01"h ih:e -9 Pi LI II last 12 OC i aki» M IDA i"«
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      256 10 I POMMEirF~^ and GEENO i CHAMPAGNF aV9^aV E3___ Extra Quality J k Extra Dry B^BBB^B^B^B^B^BE \-K YOU II I I HOTELS 1)1 RIN(, THK I}>i|\ K SOLE AGENTS JOHN LITTLE Co. Ltd (Incorporated in Enp^nd.) SINGAPORE KUALA MPI v DOES THIS HAPPEN TO YOUR BABVS 1001) Does it come from
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      130 10 HUGO STINNES LINES o KJ-J I M: 1 KM I" (»l TU \HD 801 Ml iinv.kov i^. Emil Kirdorf 9,000 u,n>= De m. Scheer 12^50 tons Jan. t s.s A.I "> •r HOME* \KI> 801 M) NT, ROTTERDAM *M Adolf von Baeyer 9,000 torn Jan. 5 ***** tons Jaj.3 j
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      444 10 MAIL TABLE. FRIDAY. Karimon Soon Lee 9 a.m. Pulau Boagi Kwonc: Yit'k 9 a.ra. Pulau Soaffi Sultana 9 a.m. Cucob and Pwntian Hong: Soon 9 a.m. Cucob and Benuit Honjr Cheang 9 a.m. Belawan, Sabangr. Colombo, Suez, Port Said. Marseilles. Tangier, Southampton am! Rotterdam Goentoer 9 a.m. Pnaagi Rangoon and
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    546 11 ERASER'S WEEKLY REPORT. Sitmporf. Dec. '2.1. A iod Mil ill I th< i !'a Tin haMl tht- BaTaTl I Al shall' i w/itk Sterling iharaa ill In |tod demand at highei pri Rubber ha^ had a fur'hfr r|M MMd thf torn of i!u mutkiI \i!> ftrm. Ai
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    EXCHANGE.
    51 11 Dm 9mmk 4 m.s. i Hank demand i Private credit? n:.~ 1 i Y«.rk, demand Credits 90 days France, demand India, T. T. H. .-IL-kunj:. cj. mami 1 „.c f'rem. okohama, demand Java, demand Bangkok, demand 7 Sovereign, Bank Buy 4>5 J4 Bank of England Kat ■If Silver London
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    PRODUCE.
    165 11 Tin 171 f«M *r Gambler iMh) Popper Whit- P«pfOT Black )(j Plain Tup <>. P-arl llgt Small Copru < npra Sui iir ■<] r i Rice, Rangoon whit* 275 i" Opium, Benares unt. 4.000 Rice Siam \o 1 f«r <x l i'\ 00 HMi BMi No. |m --\port 41m
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    34 11 Singapore, h. 21. 12 noon. Singapore, Standa 1 Smoked Sheet Spot SI 61 i ,-Ma April-Jane Ks^ 85%. L ndon Quotation Sh< Is. 7" _-.i. Mark< t lju et.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    179 11 Yesterday's Alteration*. Hitam Tin I.S2 1 l.sT' fdria Hydraulic E) Sfc i Eta 6d •I"har. Tin <*) M 60 K. Kaa i t i t Kuala Lumpur T:\ i'J- Kinta Tin 1 hviiu* 1 <•> 7 Lingui Tin >.". i .".in Malay. in Co! lie lie- iSl't
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    RUBBER AUCTION.
    53 11 The < amber of Commerce u i.fH- yesterday, at which there was rmliiuH L ,d. cte. PRICES KK\II/KI. lCi»)!>ed Sni(ik««<i Sheet t ,-ril- I'. Mm Im Hn| (i ility Otapi Stai iai-i g. Ofl ,u La* Clean Fine Br,*, nrown o 4 The next au w -iU be
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    MACPHAIL & CO. LTD'S REPORT
    70 11 MACPHAIL CO. LTD'S REPORT KuhS-r.— 7? Tin.—London i.'_'7! L oa UMc i- KuhfH-r- >:. >: p., Mln -"r« l»re buyers «t A T :ti H: 57 59. Kinta Dredges have bmyerx at 74. kaleaa have buyers at 17.25 sellers are for Mambaus are rtwat Mr- hi h>. 2ex div. North
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    108 11 1 "•W. Dp M W, i: Kulilu-r.— l<. 7 nchut&d 10. are few items of outetaatfaag .i.k i g holida. aching business is on the fiu!:l»er^. Ia! a. j "••■•>. i- K«-ni|..«- at v s. i.,j.- :1 LStH and Paiam< at 5. M-ninv. > ter, with
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    91 11 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. (L. K Macphail KuMier-N 7',«i. ,W\ Hit.— £27l 4 i I ha- aira i a-i v !"T unchai M., -tiii l >p^ i>i i r v. n lit Mining.— < 3(1 an.: I 'I'.*- H Kan Mini!" "4~ tu] K (f... •ni. I:- i ,1m rUn,
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      356 11 \^t> over 55,000.000. mwv^i Assurances in force over 817,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED (bmtponted in Straits Settlements) H BAD 'H--UE:_\Vmche,t,r Room Sin K ap,,re. LONDON OFFICE: :J2 Old Jewry, E.C. has tUXOOO deposited with the Saprene Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance ,I.,«T
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      421 11 BANKING. YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. Established 1880.— •itaJ Subscri!-. Y. luo,m>oooo paid i:-- < Fund Y. T7.:.0ii, i,,0 i 'f\ sident K. K idama Esq. I'residen; K lehinoraiya. E>q. DIRECTORS. in ikawa, K Baron K. Morimura. M Oiiasriri. Esq. N. Igaraahi, Esq. K Iwasak K. Mogami Baq. K ratsumi, Esq
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      514 11 BANKING. OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AMD CHINA. [ncorporsted in Kn^iatui by Royal Charter Paul ait n[K',:t\ in 000.000 iWwi IS mh n 18,000,000 Kf>cr\f Pan t 3,900,000 Ri Mn S L ;il>:.i; y i f PNpricton MO (^OO BEAD OFFICE, 38 Bißhopsgatot Lmidon, E.C. Agencies atul Branches. a: m star Rawbwrg
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      236 11 »OYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A. I). 1720 1 FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity i imrantee— AdmirJstr tion Hond^ Singapore Repress tiv- -Me -y:. MARLOW Co. Mes*i*. HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Lt i. Branch Office 64, The Arcade, Collyer Quay. A GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. BANKING. -i
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    CHRISTMAS CAMP IN INDIA.
    969 12 1 <<!:i I'NATr h>' VPE. Mi .»rd the Kit phant." hough in most Indian ">'.■■ .■> whether large or smi'l the isa the many evidences of Ea Rich wakmmm \m That per?- asian clear cf "baboos" worries which they wh^ M Mi **stations" cam are exchange*!
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    SINGAPORE SIDE FOR TROPHY MATCH.
    51 12 SINGAPORE SIDE FOR TROPHY MATCH. thoujrh not at full strength. Singapore will be represented in the annual trophy matih agaii S tngor at Kuala Lumpur on The side will bo the following. J. W. Wb i. King. J T. T. Webst _an, Beville. Pha Leenard, Th.inpson. v les, Johnstone. Bath,
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    MALAYA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    83 12 The final match of the Hamid Cup comticn. which was postponed on December will be played on the 27th. inst., on the Malaya Ground. 3each Road. The hon'ble hamed Vunos bir. Abdullah has kindly consented to preside. Membtrs and all are cordially invited. Malay Jum.'- I i-j.
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    ALL BLACKS' TALK ON COUNTY SIDES.
    237 12 ALL BLACKS' TALK ON COUNTY SIDES. Optin: i rable attribute to possess, says "Py lades" in the 1 hould not all want it to i our better judgment. I me: h because of the obstinate refusal in certain quarters to realise what a magnificent tea N are. Tr seen at
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    17 12 The :M'\t MMfot 4 the PtfaflU Oiuncil will he held on Tuesday, March 3, at 10 a.-.'.
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    AUSTRALIA BAT ALL DAY.
    290 12 TATB IGADJ IN THK UMBLIGBT. l',( uter'.-- Sei-\-i<-e. Sydney, Dec. 21. The fallowing b d a the posH n al Sret Test ■a1 fa Sydney: Vustralia. Ist Innings. 1"...!- |sl< >■ c W b Preemaa n Bendri n b Cats i U rd b Gflligai ■fa
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    ARMSTRONG TO PLAY AGGAINST M.C.C.
    35 12 port ran S] tatei that War- ke^tar, hai tod BendigoV aii ••:■■>!.' Cat M on ttronf itra, tht rep'n-t states, that the English team la one of the finest thai Baglaad.
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    FIRST TEST IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    57 12 FReuter'- Service.] JalMunMabanrgi Dad ;>- T Mat es arianped for M S. I> -1 here the tourists were dismissed for Hob. L no] Tennj i i I \u;K n i aptured ti\ w !;et> :'< v i > Btb Africa had bummi M rot ■hi
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    AMATEUR BOXING.
    69 12 I bt Ai u Bi AiiociatloM of 6i aal Hi (tail BO ived an invitation to Mad I BH I British amateur* to America to compete in Bc-ton in Jaruary at the annual petition ur.<i- r the amatcmi Athl iation of America. A general cal' hati aaal la
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    GROOM'S £25,000.
    150 12 S.wtp-ta\t inner to Remain at Work. Jam E nest Bancroft, tin twenty-ooe-F*ai i W -r ton of Bardon, new Coalvine, who aai won t'2. r ),0t)0 in a sweepstake n Um Irish Darby, is the yoongeal sun of I 6 ly of taurm motkmrm. Apparently at do 1
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    136 12 BPINARD WITHOUT A "PASSPORT." Eninardi the Eamotu French ree, wmm iffusfd peraussioa to land in Wn I came his "passport" nil not b < :i NOV. IT. .\I. Pi re Wertheim r's cra< k \va broupl I to Cherbourf from Southampton when th bone had land d after
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    SARAZEN, KING OF AMERICAN TURF.
    106 12 Ever since Mi Wi r Ifi to a Rotted eding <~: iblishnm.-. couple of I bet: i *hy neeMwr t N nbred h-i< yet rii horison to till if M:u 'A..- it 1 wen Hi" thr n m are ready to i if n M
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    THE STARTING GATE.
    152 12 M :lleton, whose :ed death si -iu-h a >hock to his many friends, will probably be better remembered by many V 'loujrhby, for so i. ears the principal ofl :.rter to the Jockey Club. It Mt^s always said about l.im. with a certain amount of truth, thai
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    THE 'VARSITY RUGGER MATCH.
    334 12 endul irtor\ I indci;. I>ec. 9. vd beat Cambridge by I 1 i <. MB. The Oxfoji: flayed surp: !>ut it was the superior pace and lad to a \vell-(K tss. Ti al- looked the Rayni. lan Do only kicking a g-i eater length, but being
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      171 12 CALX AND LET L T S D The MOUTRIB PLATE -PIANO I J '-'ammm >o these Ur" rH^3 H t| c «H or f »j catalog.. S. HOI TO |\i Branches in Kuala I. I ll 'u ll'l i< 7;/ /?t\s7 clubs, alzcdys— the one best dgarettel As certain m
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