The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 December 1924

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. HGFHFGHFGH. SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 192!. NO. ll,:57«.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    190 1 (i»-m j r;il Nollt-t's report tin German non-observance (»t disarmament rejru latiuns seems likelj to cause seriou** tradhk Piss* \n explosion ol powder on a ship m .i Japanese harbour, resulted m man} death Page 9. ihe lUifraum 'onyre-* h;:~ .:d<ipu<l the Gandhi BwanJ pact 1 7.
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    SNOOTERY.
    263 1 emotai, oikein kakMt: halt's novel* 1 «-ssion of i- a.,. I M.;.i .-iai)-:. hanhy kin,\\.\ M MMM MIMI n■ of lh. shore* .it it undoubtedly ■■ppllf wha- author Ing not attempt term, bi. illu-' -a rus< elusion un the subj» which c-citain pathetic victims of snoot*' compar: «nee. afford
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      313 1 TYRES! TYRES!! i \\.:r. ()r;!,:-v IRVING JONES CO. RAFFLES HOTEL. W^w Year Programme 1 1 V :>,i M \\v.i\\.\ NKiHT. DINNER IIERROT AND PIERRETTE HALL. i ":.ri i\ a! N< cities. Kxteiisioti q| I tili 2 aj Late Supper rhar >_' per head. List Oj ml r- Cbarse IMt. N<
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      228 1 ittle r Miss Kurlo r ?*'\^J f. Introduci-.- y- the .-uiut'.n i»f .V *)y a? ur vuking diffl olties. I i Mfi wK, f about washing your > V^^ X^t 'f lXFSn*\ ;:> L v !lt:<: lho KURLO lather s.^ t >s^J ,^—^~<\ L~f\\ ■•;->'■- m L:«i:*iy that iluauneriag _J^
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      131 1 LATEST ADVEMtSEMENTB -lebaker? Pap' I fht at the Ad Page 1 Page 6. G> Ebr Lit le Mis- l. Cow and Gatv i.ure baby food 6. G Eor the new year 7. Turkey?, ha H Id Stor:.- W -ad fountai 1 1. m pupils i the Conl i to the
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      18 1 TYRES TYRES Hi x 90— 51#.¥75 x I§s v." svd x i2i US. Cash With IRVIN(. !()Ni:- a
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      58 1 rilE v BEX. ter, 0.48 a.m., LLf? pm Tit Pila-f. 3 Hipi. a.m.. 0. 1(5 p.m. ne Bros on. ocn. ::-:il |f«ta I p.m. 1 n.n. I ,tmi. 1 3.53 a.m., 3.48 p.m. S ML I U I d Flashes, 1 S. i w H p.m. 1! ph Wat< r,
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    OH FOR A TRAP.
    383 2 ■v i^es <>t Kat> **Rat Week" has i *t success. and all tit p,- t"> a- ham J.- -:.> V: *tfl I'.llai ii I! The U tnr» •>• ml;;:i^ i i But toitui at< J some if I m L Ail ■■ftfii of rj for tl
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    LORD KITCHENER'S BETRAYERS.
    94 2 I. i., eral> N< Vllejja ion> m. Nov. IV The Stockholm Tidningcn publishes toiiUMlhiiil statenu nerml 1. nbaroff. former! I tmrnk I let Service, under me, concerning the death < I < htntr. General Konismroff alleges that I <nage» m Eussiar i who were friendly towards Germar
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      239 2 IP ANA TOOTH PASTE HEALS BLEEDING (il MS. Of All Chemists. AI.ENTS: MEDICAL HALL LTD. 23 Battery Road. SINGAPORE. THE HAPPY VALLEY LIMITED. Coming! Coming!! New Attractions DOLLAR AC ADKMY. DOLLAJt scon. \M>. eparai i foi I nil a lities, Am I P Sen'ii-es, On l( Scl Is i >:iMiih
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      184 2 I iCOMING THE I A (it 1 man Screen Adaptation of Germany's National Legend* A Marvellous Cinema Achievement m tv.o EpochsSIEGFRIED. VENGEANCE of KRIMHILDE. Watch for Further Announcements! SOLE DISTRIBUTOR FOR S.S.— F.M.S.— SI AM R. M. DONATI, 186 ORCHARD ROAD. PALLADIUM THEATRE hard Road -mAt 9.15 TO-NIGHT At 9!5
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      277 2 Alhambra. From Frida> J6th Decembvr. ic V\\(lnc-;i;t I^^iMa*r. Ii the Set •-how at 9 p.m. Sh.. THE FARMER AND HIS IHei TOPICAL BUDGE f ii > LCJTI IS B. ER PRESEN IHINTLY GORDON a Un "PLEASURE MAD m 8 Reels. l]l !l ian ir r ht alley of ContentTh. gripping
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    HOME SPORT.
    1304 3 XX. FOOTBALL CKOW US. r (>o- <)un Correspondent.) London, Nov. ueather was fin and net to< cold I and biK irowds turned up to wai h tht fcotball. when Birniinifhani had r i fall and then v m and. Only tw< f L« nd< n'v elev< n I.
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    AN ADVANCE TOWARDS DISARMAMENT.
    401 3 AN ADVANCE TOWARDS DISARMAMENT. Mr*. Swanwick's denexa Impressions. London. No>. 15. Mrs. H. VI. Swamvick. who was substitute delegate to the fifth assembly the League of Nations at Geneva, last nipht K^v^• some <f an iinpus^-ions al Hrn League's woik a public net-tin^ callui t>\ the Manchester branch of tht-
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    FLYING BOATS FOR GREAT DISTANCES.
    83 3 Expected American Fleet. Washington, Nov. 13. Xbt Bvreaii al Xaval Aaroaaajttai has licned contract fat I flyinp boat capable of niakinK sustained ftjrht from the United State* U) Honolulu. I: is underrod that if Tht 1 craft meet- expectations will be used as a model
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    HARROW SCHOOL MEMORIAL.
    33 3 Harrow School has ?ned a rentract for fr^.OO far mt se<-» nd pact od Mm War Mrmoil&l. This will bring" up tnt fxp««diture to £75,000, thi««-qu«rtcr» of that orijrinally contemplated
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      182 3 fORMAMINT v, Gar m Killing Tkromt TmkUt. I Throat by J scasc >^ \l perm?. For ma mint ved m the mouth H >• v s ntr.es the m J destroys a.ll Ba us i\c~ 3 r e ?v can arm I 1 i Vt J setting up f./j >
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      248 3 27 world- wide tests set an average of 26.9 miles to the gallon of petrol IP Malayan Motor s|p IVC CReAM SERVED I N AN EW WAY ['our Hot Chocolate or Caramel r^'er a slice of Ice (ream the result i^ a delicious dessert. The CM <\otavv Company's Ice <
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    BOLSHEVIKS' "TANK CORPS."
    678 4 PRR-EMINBNT IN DESIGN. Oxygea Apparatus for Crews. London, Nov. 19. Remarkable progress by the Bolsheviks m tank design and construction was revealed by Lieutenant-Colonel F. A. Pile. Royal Tank Corp*, m a lecture on "The; Problem of the Ta.^k." at the Royal Ar- I tiller? Institution, Woolwich,
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    111 4 Now thai Prance i- once again thinking of abolishing titles, one may recall thojanec" i:«'-, from Thoinai afoore'j jFournala which illustratei the vrorldng of the Revolution •did es thi mum affect. The hero of the Istory \m Gowiou ue St. Cjt f who had wen j hij^h hoBOUI nnder Napoknn:
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    ALLENBY THE MAN.
    490 4 (By Carietoa Ashweiu. The last time I saw Lord Allenby was ii. Cairo. He was walking past Shepheards' Hotel at the time of the siesta when the city sleeps. That glimpse of the well-knit, soldierly figure left an indelible impression <;n my mind. It suggested wakefulness, contempt
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    PULLMAN AIR LINERS.
    102 4 I >t> on I mtinental Routes A number of British firms ha ted the I M on for fen for for use on < 1 i» been designed to carry i win i eparal speed of 96 i need of 11") m.p h. > intmeiv more luxni
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    "THAT BOOBY."
    132 4 3\i(]>.>' Rebuke> .1 Man r COurl. Amm who r >!- Dat si. I mtj Court X<- p:;- £4S I RCMTI f > stalment of ta, M el Mud thai ho had I child] ••Tt it i not €1 aid -Judjjr*- Ctaer. "You d»o« I ten drfl- ire:i. and
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    BEATING THE RUM-RUNNERS.
    83 4 Washington. The Treasury I >e]>'ir:nn i.t MJFI that the measures vt the prohibition authorities tt prevent liquor smuggling have been ?o> sueaosoful that the "rum" fleet is demoralised, arid that the mnr.ler of "rum-runner*" now lyin>? off the America;. coast ha* been reduced to the smallest it
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      438 4 B. A. T. GOLDEN n SPECIALS for l^S^^P for 50 =S B^ 50 THE HIGHEST GRADE VIRGINIA CIGARETTE IN THE WORLD. P.ivITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO OQL (^traits). LTI>. i Incorporate' m Ba^Mki.) SOUTHERN RHODESIA. S -:hr-:-:: Rr.-'/.r^a ix.-es>es ono tho unest climates m the worl I with long fa MTt <>:
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      285 4 Look for the Facsimile Name f on Package and Brush I FVPtY g«MUDe > Pro-pln-lac-fc Tooth Brush fe L« MHk b) the Florence Mfg. Co. has the full facsimile lienated na:i stamp* Bc^sure to look for ii. don't be di-o tPro-ph> -iac-tic Tooth Erushes are adentificall-. constructed to thorourhK vU
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    WORLD'S GREATEST AIR PORT.
    1081 5 MXMMOTH SKY LINER. Vcyages to All Parts of the Empire. London, Nov. 19. (ma: Britain, afur failures, hllf boaitod Sal i s. in, a long de.j.y. has at last let to Wmk m L.irm^ m istabiish th,- world's greatest a. j ship SCI vice. c ;;iti:...u'..
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    QUEEN ALEXANDRA AT EIGHTY.
    498 5 ROY AI, WINNER OF HEARTS. (By Hadyn ChappeO). "Since womankind existed, has any imnail ever had such a greeting?" wrote Thackeray after witnessing the triumphal progress of a tall, slender Piincess. who that day, s;xty-two years ugo. set foot m England for the first time. The
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    SCHOONER RAIDED BY PIRATES.
    154 5 CV^w Lotked up and Cargo Sold. Ottawa. No-. 22. The Briti-h fosttWßastcd s'hooner Verorvca which was towed R%l I Halifax t o-d:;y. reports that wheii tfff Xot&illk Pointcast of L<~>n|r Island --she SfaJ eoarsted by pirates who carried off i la.iv? csrge o r liquor. The
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    PENNY WISE.
    167 5 I. rd Southwark the new PostmasterQtllCini, has SOWS hope- of SSSBf BJaSS to revtvt to penny asataasj a>;ain next year. The increased rates have proved m practiei both detrimental to t:ade and bad business f< r the Post Office. So doubtless, ii has been cut h^re and WO
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      400 5 r.ivc you ever watched foT"~ C Kght Of hope In the midst of worry and trouble fritfc the' tfft dM ills-sleeplessness, poor digestion, vv.akccd sfpakH Mro the responsibilities of life— have you sought a vs.v BSJt? htm aajaj perhtps Mcd makeshift ways only to c ir.ii your nerves refuse to
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      210 5 m Your health's best friend n the daily 4 dash of ENO <1 (iive \a;,i;c the ;nd >\.r t-tn >>- HL under the trying condition^ > ■B^ t iim.'ites r >! >\\ the i.:n» pr.y-. t-J drinking, first t-vcr\ innrinn^, .1 M NOW SOLD IN TWO SIZES iL HARRISONS, FARKER
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    OUR IRISH LETTER.
    1299 6 THE LATE CARDINAL LOGI'E. (Fr«»ni Our Own Correspondent Belfast, Nov. 21. Not for many years hv Armagh wit-j nosed a demonstration of nrourninjr such as that which took place m its streets yesterday, when thousands from all parts of :he Al€kd)oC6N md from other Sees \\t!,. to
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    THEFT BY TRICK FROM SOMERSET HOUSE.
    234 6 THEFT BY TRICK FROM SOMERSET HOUSE. Sir. mm r o'.lt r'- k 1 .000. H; of a trick a man wh •<<! himself ai 5 ef lank Bng and i I btamsnj "urn S Bean m Batarday, N r, the sum i f flyOOt It is stated 1 be owen:
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    LANDSLIDE IN SWITZERLAND.
    66 6 Zurich, N<»\ 1?. A' theri ■nrioabls ia-^i-':':- 1 has ared aoai Lake Wal!e!.-:a'l:. A:: enormous mnss of =tone> and earth wa- hurled < vri b the lake. Hocking the Zurioh-S-v-.-r ;.!.<■. TratTu- mg awsntaii nt kg aw«ns sM^sevoan, There i- -alk of doinp f away w th
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    SAILLESS SHIPS.
    66 6 London, N". 24th. Walter Scoter, seed mpvrtfr, sf 801 l 1 ;ir-,.i sii brother, esahn te bold all paten: rights m Groal Britain for sail!--- ships i the German BK>tor4nasl ryotem. fhej i dare thai they obtained P.r:ti-.. v. rights m reanod fan identki X r.»i7. They offered
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    KING GUSTAF'S VISIT TO DENMARK.
    73 6 Stockholm, \o\ 1 .">. Kinir Griistaf leaves to-day f'-r Copenha* gOn for a short visit to the Hani.-h Court. Daring his .Majesty's visit ssvoral bonti have been arranp.d. As the Crow;: Primis m England, his eldest son. Prince Gustaf Adolf. Duki of Voster-botten, who is
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    BRITISH SUBJECT MURDERED.
    35 6 A cable received from Aberdeen saysthat Capt. Alexander Kelly ha.- been murdered by native robbers m Northern Nigeria. Captain Kelly was an accountant m a Rangoon Bank before he went to N'ijreria.
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      188 6 ABRAMS' MOTOR TRANSPORT CO. 3, Penang Lane TELEPHONE 3140. New touring 5-seater Gardner cars for hire. Price $3 per hour rating. This is cheaper than hiring a taxi. The Perfect Companions i Iml WAHLPBN A W and the New Perfected Ml If jf| mERSHAPP Hi TH \L same handsoiT^.c dc-
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      265 6 <mHf gl lf your ch ld sn«r wm,^^ m^ 'ft are out of ordtt h> (fl^^P| F neglect lhc m>: 4Bi§'' W Ta »»lels al i:,.., PH^W- 4^- L build "P an;! _^^^^^^£i improve di<^ .ld give perfecl heaii,, slV^^y5 l V^^y rs Ruskm's Statement. Miss" Ru ski nT,j co,*'.'
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    GANDHI AND SWARAJ.
    263 7 PACT APPROVED. [Reuter's Service.] i lieigaum, f>ec. 27. Subj ts Couu -he Endiaa y t«J approved het Gaj ;->■■; Urn 9warajisti l [h -ratio: and allowing e p re- en t Congress m the i aii r.ni ing f two as a pre? 3 f rancaiat |td
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    SEQUEL TO EMBASSY SCENE.
    47 7 I'aris, Dec. 2«i. l> ¥omr a of Utl s been i tent > .c was w an^ gM. Kirn :i-] OTI "i W BJI > N i> iMaOTTI Said. Dec. I*. B CHy ef S rfcam,! H' Jamaged m the Sm Th. robably rrot b€
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    A PARIS TAX ON FOREGNERS.
    273 7 1 xv,. I ranc*. per |la> I'.iri-. N.»\. Bt. T! icipal Council it w i iiancial I me«t its expenditure. As a porarily I accompanitd Urn Prefed pi I to study I <■■ h traffic < s Md spite of the I I pfjatJOSSI wUct
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    BOSWELL TO LORD MORLEY.
    820 7 KNFk'i/S BIOGRAPHY OF A BKM RAPHBB. Cutting (Omments on Men and Things. "M <>nry Mo:!' y had let politics ai"- he night have been the Gibbon of his agte." This was the opinion of Mr. Thomas Hard;., ihe la I the at Victorians, il."ir. that oth
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    JAPANESE PRINCE DESTINED FOR OXFORD.
    61 7 Tokyo, Dec. 17. i j The Nichi Niihi learns authoritatively thai Prince (hichibu will leave for Englan< I ofl May 11th by the Fushimi Mam. Hi Royal Highness is expected to spend twi years m Entrlamf. part of the tinu 1 as ai undergraduate at
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    WHEN YOU NEED HELP!
    316 7 A LITTLE EAM-BUK BRINGS QLI I SOOTHING i HBiAUNG IN i UTS, BURN-. SCALDS ETC In time jf aeeldtm whsn yon need help (Uiickly, Zam-Buk i> al\va>> ready for istanfl Bat, It tin- safest. h<-<\, and most i liable sntiseptic healer ever discovered. Whether it be
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      411 7 BUSINESS CARDS. MAM! V VR. "La Insvlar hapi Mm the aeceptedbr:i- »ions, ■Jmanded. Obtainable from LTD VANJO' > \S. S PD Va^e Scad for the I' ..trattd i'atslofae af Musn-.i! Instruments. -I >-' N CO.. LTD. 11l aad 113, North Bridge Road, j -\'.K \M) MANKTRE II Street Mrs. SAD
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      336 7 NOTICE. PROGRESS Ii if ICI t the above Trade I ON 4 CO, iTKD. si N pore, by them m reipact of ai 1 Goods. Hard-wan Ba Aluminium- i ichlnes, Handl Sol '-ware, tht-m into th 81 5 A M:ih:y Bt U NOTICE is I irtaer fives proceeding* v.ill be
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      656 7 NOTICED. THE SINGAPORE KADK) SOi ETY. NO I ICE. NOTICE IS BKKEBT ordinary Genera] M Bg of the Members of THE BINGAPORE KAOIO 804 lETI :i be held at 5 p.m. M< »NI)AY, th« Be— her, IflM, n,,. S laeji 1 I 1 > A 1 fo i lin^ t'ne
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      340 7 Danger lurks \\lurc\ (i- there's a crowd t hei •r 1 1 «tn oc« m »nal l-;va septi J: at 1 :ille m the mouth, ariu vrr ms i.i.e are safe. I .es k 1 all microbes o\ ronchi.ii .t-»--. 1 ■■>' !iever reach your lun.^ if you EVANS* ANTISEPTIC
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    20 8 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. UNI HAS On D HI :tt the Maternity Hospital. Sinpap o wife of William Linehan. MaUymn Service,
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1924. Comments of the Week.
    929 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1924. Comments of the Week. Although might appear t. the trar\ there i- really onh one main I tat of iUsTuf9jntg belwaan *.he serial Govern net I Bi d Swui al tl a1 is the sj I a 1 whi< those reforms shall be
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    846 8 At the <?: >• tin- o: 1 I In-ur-I ance Society of Ca: iriS ito Union BuiMintr. Colher Quay. AH i wfll Im N <•■ nary Ufc ltd 11m Bad n. B I N 617 rema i s unaltered. The cracker nuisance IHM r. f ..v-*ice tire all persons to
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    IPOH SENSATION.
    38 8 M( Rubber Itoftfcr MurdwH :om Our O Qui; I rhe v It ap|>ear» I i. j mvi itbaHer n ur< popular your.? < j Eang Seng. a new bjm t i j Kangsar an I ct day.
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    DEATH OF BISHOP BICKLEY.
    82 8 iner Head ot A cable announced the fd St*.t' ladelpr Philadelphia Confers Episcopal Church, a tvCB years m the pastor.. some of the largest phia. At the General was elected Bish< and he served it four years, retuirinc to the I ■early a year ag figure
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    OCCUPATION IN GREAT BRITAIN.
    127 8 Meta| Workers Head list mm, i* Occupation sta for day. 1 1 000 occuiIn each of five o of male workers million. Tiiost head the list, and t lowed by maie>. transport cemmu pursuit- a.- Isflsmai bj >ir i.' )H^Commerce, fina- males. Tht- ru mpsj*^ mining
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    "FLARES AND FLASHES."
    36 8 •king open.« ing for M Pushes," a ver> c the bi! have been play leading; town> of 1 faftr ironth> before >a..: ,"V h tt staffed. excellent art:- :h aad the East hay,
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      215 8 -THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECK'S" 6rven £l cos Bo s Amsterdam Sole A^enU-: Caldbcck, Macgrcgor 8 Company, Ltd. r; i S i- R h n* P >iH lehphone No. 22S FOR THE i NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES TURKEYS HAMS GEESE. PHEASANTS, LEG AND LOIN OF PORK also available. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE
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      20 8 Boneless Hams Olida Mild Cured. Smoked and just ready for use. Wholesale bom MjratE BROTHERS. BLACK WHITE j 4^^ WHISKY
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    CHEATING THE VICTORS.
    254 9 KM TKK KKRV. i:k\ ki \tions now published the alleged iiieaiea kre that thf urganisabe railways and tho It alleges that no tab b dated Dec. [/Eclair publishes a lent; i to be the French official i eater ealiua-i betw. ard W t at Che«? from v
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    FRENCH NEED FOR SECURITY.
    58 9 Thf papers, comment m? on the decieien a Cologne area, rejoice at the unanithe Allks and state *>ekm of French security is more urgent iaa ev*r. U Journal writes that the decision of i Ambassadors hinds the Allies to admit «r that the sole guarantee a?
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    THE PROSECUTION OF I'ECLAIR.
    82 9 [Reuter*- Service.) ,'.r:. IV,. 2>. -HMcating on the decision of the ifcattanars' Conference m retard n of Cologne, the newspapers are t the evidence of Allied unity 4 fctLre the French concessions to c last eight months have jriven Government a right to claim newspapers cr
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    SUSPECTED BRUTAL MURDER AT SHANGHAL
    39 9 SUSPECTED BRUTAL MURDER AT SHANGHAL I id> Death Shanghai i»et IT- v. l> found 5 the bathroom of her roaidaaee m WeO load at noon tcwi v .ta! been committed. This appears J* ay the fact that fcer sar-
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    17 9 "Daily Mirror" describe* th- i -M Ju!;- IVi T expir. while tray anothei strain on any coastitotion.
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    POWDER EXPLOSION.
    32 9 HUNDKEDB KILLED. I OH SI'KF.AhS X) TOWB Tokio. Dec I veral h I b aboai hip Th. asplaa aceatwd whilst a car^ I was being unl, •nsequent fire ep the
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    FRANCE'S DEBTS.
    74 9 [Reiner 1 ft i'.r.-. Pec -7A statement on kat 1 I it ~>o 000.000 gold a Th. f uiun debt i.s now 3«,000,000." I francs, beini: an increase of 330 per c the outbreak of m I'aris. hei. _'7 >•• t U- Matin an invent »ry of France
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    CITY OF DURHAM PROCEEDS.
    26 9 I' i i Said. Dec. 27. Th i u3 been repa I tad a cer'.ir'uat. seav for the voyage to be sailed.
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    LEON BAKST DEAD.
    21 9 i [Reu:e- :e.] fan- Dec. _S. The deatr >anced of the pain: .i i pear on pane 7.i
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    173 9 F, N ni- > ha i lokio. Dsc 14. The ordinary session of :r.. Mat and the opening ceremony will be held on >. Two hundred I I by a fire which occurred p.eido m the rv fokio, Dec. ti a sp< at s meeting of the >
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    A STORM SENTINEL.
    144 9 l Cincin- v itati m timel] <:: f -tolir.S. The Wm Vffi Eleel kl WorW, a»isl fm atdiMi soor-bi I Man c attw an electi ie m. ;w -ir.bii at pusl md sock H atttt km I U->\ to th» pai i a .i fi the smoke-stack
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    18 9 Girls u>t-^i t > He such names as Patience and Prwdeaco, bert Ml mow, not now! Green\ ille Piedmont.
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    THE FIRST TEST MATCH.
    543 9 AUSTRALIA WINS. r.M.j. iM>> GALLANT IKiHi. [Renter*! Service.] >\ liu'y. Dee. 27. a trs i;- tefi ted ESi fland the f n M o\ thi las w eke :t 12.1.") p.i rhirl tig hi mn ii tflii d I bring the l\-si Match hi =torj i
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    JOEL'S TEAM DEFEATED.
    79 9 [Ileut.T's Si-rvue.l Johannesburg, Dtv. 2»>. TIM ftrsi ■inutJU-ril Test MaUh VII MB- South Africa winriiiu, by nine li.-ket Tlm weather was overcast, md the atteti tn< inmbere J.ouu. Mr. s. H. lod'i iw wwre dismissed foi N'upiTi uikinu tv i wickets for ;].'■>. Saith AfH..i scored the
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    33 9 A sum of $3,800 has been added to the rote of $25,400 for water-jraU-s and bundlot padi INM m Kuala ►Selangfor this fW This additional vote is <ait of the Btctiinf loan account.
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      THE BUS QUESTION.
      466 9 1 T« the K-iitor. Dear Sir»—On -londay -his thorny qaes* lion wil! he cliscu.-".-ed for the fourth tinu l»y t!ie Municipal Commissioners. It has indeed a long and interesting history. The '< Presiden| and the Commissioner! have already ipeni lieail;. six tnonthfl on this nuattff and yet
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      WONOSOBO EARTHQUAKE DISASTERS.
      199 9 Ti> thf Editor. >:•.-- Under the ckainftanship of t- < !I i JTunus bin A.bdollali a t nn itl i has been constituted to star: a S:"u..: Relief Pw I i help the pearei village commities l\.<- ■.t'Vi tvA :nva- m Jai TaMMinndi if HUagen art thealotelj
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    THE FIRST REAL MAN.
    321 9 Probably a Chinese. The first real man was probably a Chinese, sad the Biat goolagisti m the WOr|d certainly MN ISSOSJg the early Chinese scholars," Mid Dr. A. \v. QiitMi the P;'k'np,tiri»{rist nf the China Geetagiei I Survey, m an MMrMM Vt€ Tit!y :tt the Yen
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      796 10 STEAMER SAILINGS BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Services to. lON DON. VMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP. HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MARSEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE. lakini: car^o »»n through Hills o Lading for ai) Overland Points. WEEKLY SERVICE-i-LONDOX AND N. CONTINENT. Due Singapore. i
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      510 10 STEAMER SAILINGS 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, HAMBURG. s.s. CITY OF ORAN b Pwt s.s. CITY OF TOKIO due Jan. 28 s.s. CITY OF CHESTER due
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      446 10 STEAMER SAILINGS P. O BRITISH INDIA AMI M»( AR LlNk> i Incorporated m X n >- and). MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SER\ ICKs. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAMGAiI' LONDON AND FAR EASI MAIL SERVK E. (Under Ccctract with His aje&ty's Govcnnmt). oOUTWARDS FROM LONDON. HOMfcV \RDS For China and Japan.
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    PARISIANA.
    729 11 mas pooa cncu Iln l\nnlt> of Over-Eating. 1 »m Our Own Correspondent). Paris. N.»v. 26. lhnv is, m a calm, expensive and aristocratic qparlai <>f Pan-, a walled oadoears wheren defunct dogs, cats, monkeys, parole .1: >ther animal pet- arc laid to rest. I* I**1 ;i prietor of this
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    GERMANY AND ALLIED GOODWILL.
    624 11 rONFIDENCE JUSTIFIED. Notable Statement by Dr. Stresemann. IJ'.rlin, Nov. 13. An impo rtant tSJOOth was made by Dr. Stresemann at a meeting of his own party at Dortmund. This speech is claimed a political event even by the "Yossiche Zeitun^." which ha> lately attacked this Minister
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    BERLIN PASSPORT CHIEF ARRESTED.
    120 11 Meriin. Nov. 18. A a I de, ion was caused m Bm b j 'M] sj the .i root of Dorr Bss> i .f MM I' MpoH (MSM fo:--piers, hi the cha;ye of bribery and n iption. n liai .wl ua.- n-i«lered a very i dly
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    PENNY POST.
    118 11 T.M.< and Printing Trade Deputation. Sir William Mitchell-Thomson, PostSSSjSMf General hi i n ssked by the Industrial Council of the Printing n -d Allied Trades to roe i deputai n m order that it can -übmi additional ci dence of the benofr rial effed which sn immediate restoration
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    31 11 ru nous to tb<> coatings of the stomach, ba'l for the nerves, and a menace to those who are p re -Hi. spoked towards dyspepsia. Yet, the fortified rocktail flourishes, alas.
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    ARRESTS UNDER BENGAL ORDINANCE.
    201 11 ARRESTS UNDER BENGAL ORDINANCE. Karl W'interton's Replies London. Dec. 15. In the House of Commons to-day Mr. J. Scurr (Lab., Mile Knd i asked whether the GoversuneiH of Indie intended hi bring the peieoM arrested nader has Bengal CrisaineJ Law Amendment Ordinance to public 'rial. Ear] Wintertoo replied that, as
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    ALLIANCE BANK OF SIMLA.
    127 11 Paying Dividends out of Capital. Calcutta, Dec. l.~>. At the High Court to-day before Mr. Justice r^aimm mention was made of so application by the liquidators of the Alliance Bank of Simla for refund of monies alleueH to save t MB paid by the directors of
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    18 11 You can tell China is a republic. Three Rreat leaders are trying to save her. New Bedford Times.
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      294 11 Leg Sore re "fry i«*p full of touJ I AftOcv U^y; no re«t r.^b: Th»n ju*t a few drops of k -i?l c, !n^ liquid, DJD.D. prficripiion Irritation and pain r. r.:-e«h;jnile«p at ni§^jt. oo:i.p.et« car*. Get a ottfeto-4*v 'oir Cuemwt or 3 tor* .1: ie.l J, 3,- and 5
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      985 11 Sr ?2s&¥V~r%\ \tVi I IS tne as h' cn among certain sections of the I gst*' yBr rjffi fß^ community to sneer at Proprietary Medicines. I <rj|jE&js|pJ^^ y W t i^?!^ ut In man y eases there «s considerable self-interest I hpSjlj- "j y^-41||1f behind the sneer In spite of
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    182 12 THE MANILA MAKI The manager of the local branch af the Osaka Shoaen Kaisha %vrites: In the shipping aotaf column of your paper under* date of December 26th, it was reported that nur Company*; -Vanila Maru made wattr \n the small hours of Nov. 20th at the Mitsubishi
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      NAUTICAL TRAINING CLASSES.
      281 12 An Admirable Scheme. The aducation of Malay seamen has Ween r-nfratfinp the attention of the Master Attendant for some time, and, with the cooperation of the Education Department, definite steps have now been taken to establish nautical training classes, at that thii large part, with excellent native
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      THE SUBMARINE SERVICE.
      154 12 Nttt to be Entirely a Vtdunteer One. It i.- not d m Admir; i:\ Flee: <..rder* that :t h:u- bt<-n d ■:< that the (it velopmer.t f submarine? ha^ now rea hed such airt that h is n>> 1 n.^rt-r practicable t" adhen- :> \hv system of
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      TO KEEP SHIPPING ORDERS IN ENGLAND.
      78 12 Hi^htr Tenders Accepted. Ir i r to prevent the orders from jr«>ing at an the Pure Cane Moia*ses Company, Glas^vw. hiu« at-c**])tetl a price considerably exoes? rtxeiveii fn>m th«* Cor.- f i !\v,« !> <>t; tank st«sm<.-r5 oi 12,101 bsne v Hke vaaaeit, ejUeh
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      SEA-PLANE ACCIDENT.
      64 12 KarttPma. An me accident which cost the iv en 1 scl bas oeenrred hi The maihine had en eg the morninir- several light* n the eH| sejeag each time t<.. the Naval base r :r. bej bour. Duiinu the hwl flight the af^Bßintni ai f a h a
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    PRINCE DRIVES HIS CHAUFFEUR.
    152 12 ""Hop In>id t and Ha\e a Sleep." B%r John Ashlt-y M told a good f th< F'rinc* fWa recenti\ h< n j at the 111 th am ual U sti\ a ■m r I the Uad i Orphan s. I i:. al Bi ke] \'i. t--
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    METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
    74 12 T i; Ma I idol, Anira. Mynhell, (Brit)j Afdangr, < Siara (By Courtesy of G.vt. Health OafM.) For the 24 hours ending ninhii^ht Decemhec 2Gth. Max. shadt ti :v. BSJI P Mm. shade torn p. 71 V Mean shade temp To.l F Max. son radiation 95.5 F Mm.
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      759 12 Burns Philp Line (In.-orporattd m Australia.) I FOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, via JAVA, DARWIN, J THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE R fL ir monthly sailings by the well-known steamer M AKELLA (7,375 tons) and MONTORO (.~>.<KM, tons.) The la. MARELI-A is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins 4e Luxt,
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      295 12 iß^. I j^ "4Bl\ j£ v fo* Quick— j Easy Thorough! W >k^« i m\ |*«Bi M>mr.- >» wa -—i. (MOD Jt»V Y v Mfcß acct *?^-<- v.. xn., t' THE SPRAY THAT DCSSi^^_ALL VERMIN r?^ T i V° rF hf 3 J B**jr^ Pfv -ol V 4L/f\ v because
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      592 12 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. l:? Untfen P tneim g a.m. Pulan egi Benai B ajs, ['ulai; S< it. San< Ail H .u a.n 1 u<-< -i >' i'< ai Hang Chiap 9 a.n.. CucoU ant! benu:t Mersing Colombo, Djibouti, Pout Said and Ma'.veilles Ingen Ml a." Saig B, H< gft Sha:.j
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      452 13 STEAMER SAILINGS O. S. K. Line. Do-tinahons Steamers. Arr. Dept. Jon. Hambur*. Rotterdam. nen. via Colombo. Aden and Put v ■»> Maru Urn, 11 1 via San Fraacisc Pinar H, u m fro Kobe g Montevideo and Buenos Aires via Ma!iiia Maru Jan. J :tr Vancouver Alabama Maru b«iU, j
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      465 13 STEAMER SAILDMGS^ j^Sl Round-the- World PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE 38 Days to BOSTON 41 Days to NEW YORK HHiPII NO COAL DUST. NO ONWBM. AMOLUTB CLEANLINESS. via Port Said, Alexandria, Naples, Genoa and Marseilles. From New York these fine, new liners continue on Round the World, returning to Singapore m
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      692 13 STEAMER SAILINGS AMERICAN FAR EAST LINE. OPKRATKJ) KOI: UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD R STRITHER AM) liARRi. MANAGING OPERATORS SINGAPORE TO LOS ANGELES AND SAX FRANCISCO. L'.S.S.B. WEST PROSPEI I U.S.s.l], mBST CARMONA and subseqi r t( :m For rates and further t irticular: a;; HITTENBACH, LAZARI S SO\*. LTD li.
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    SCOTTISH LETTER.
    1742 14 PRINCE IN SCOTLAND. A GUAM) LODGE FI'NCTION. (From Our Own Correspondent). Edinburgh, Nov. 26. The St. Andrews Festival of the Grand Lodjje of Si-mlami will have a particular intert.-t thlfl year fjr Sluttish Freemasons thicdjjhout the world, a? it frill bf honoured by the presence of U\< Royal
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    GERMAN AIR TRAFFIC RESTRICTION.
    265 14 }|< |t »t English Help m Ka-e Then. Tht expected vi-:* of General Bii Seftoi Bnuicker to Berlin ha? raiseJ hopes m the German flying world that some of the restrictions imposed by the Versailles Treaty will shortly In v moved. Writing m the wdbjtft Ea
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      822 14 Note the Men You meet everywhere today They are fighting film on teeth You sec glistening teeth every- After long research. troo *>ay« where today. Not with women were found. One acts to curdJe oniy. but with men even with film, one to remove it. and withe tit men who
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      186 14 4.866 809 Si '*&&!ss? B each vcar &&&%*s/■* 1S const >v/ Publi( :nvited m '.fvfjf /jr" us sus F Feted> c tcd cases Y^B^z Demand" W .lite Horse" Scotch fffi I liHi AHITE HORSE D'S^ L.LERS, LTD GIASGC* ANO FREE f WINEGLASSES Given away with Hall's V\ me There's Health
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    579 15 I KASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. WDAY, !>KC. 27th. I i ign bracket! rin w the (mm vaiut. if the Shan m dollari mien otherwise ■raked.] MINING. BuyeM Sellers U I t.i v Tin N H H am Tin l.S2^ L.S7 1 i B Iraulic feSa
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    EXCHANGE.
    51 15 i'■ L'T Bmmk 4 L > j 4 Bar.X (i.r-;,i:id g credit- Mm- Mwi "i nd 1 n N iayi J-'r^.o-, demand India. T. HcagfcM demand Vdkohama, demand J.i\:i. lii-Mi. .::d Bangkok, itmaakd ~-.< Sovereign. Bank By; injf v i] Bank of England Sal 4 p B r Silver
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    206 15 Sirs; Guthril ami I I hha' li. Renong Tin, outpui r half fhe ::7*; plu (Dredge Mo i. 72; Ne .'.04). Sees: i'aii-! -on. S moiU a: < Henrietta, 32,000 agnst 34J0t; to date *****0. Sungei Matant\ 14,1 Mi a«nsl 24,909; to date 165,253. Lara? 34,848
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    BRITAIN BUYS SPRUCE SEED.
    62 15 New W n < The Dominion I is supplying la: „p.titie> i S tka spruce seed to the Biit is I Commission. A shipment of 1 ..".00 pounds JMi I at of a total lemift iat tkf m I: the ren of the stock will W
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    WEARNE BROTHERS' LTD.
    174 15 toil t I of Mi— i ied Sept. 30th 1924 (.resented at annual m*i tatoK The profit far the period al building mem and off ail bad debts, but i-" a-..: £reeUr*' hrn amounts to $160,233.04. add balance brought IK.. J Ml attribution of >. 078.87. Your
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    BARLOWS REPORT.
    92 15 MW r last we ha husinetf, at or I foi pie.aik-d m the auction of 24th instant ly half the quant sj; Vf et loose realised 07, but hit m < than 96%. Off Quality and Good Avenfc Quality Sheet ptt II). Xo sales < made, but Goed
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
    44 15 Siii-j., j n,n-. i j; A good general demand tv: aloes and up eve bdkteyi > strong an. Ltd val raarkvt is closed but will s»«psj| 2»th for the Auc- ■m >ns sold ened to unchain ions fi\,ni BMMMII ma out. Awarded qoentls
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    CANADIAN TOBACCO GAINING IN POPULARITY.
    69 15 CANADIAN TOBACCO GAINING IN POPULARITY. 0 president tf J. i. I importer*, of Nottingham. Knjrlaml, who was recently ban p>. j- supplies for hi* cowpwy, reptftl tha' Canadian tobacco is becoming f>»!ar m European coon-ti-n H the be?' h an incrca- bids fair to be the ri\ the tobacco piiidwiac
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      343 15 \-,t over 55.000.000. A M Assurances m force over $1/, 000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LlMlTED(lncorporated m Straits Settlements) AD OFI ECE Winchester House Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32 Old Jewry, E C •mi lii lias 1-0,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British
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      391 15 BA1N&1IVU. YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. —Est ibli-hed 1880.— 1 >.;':->:.:-•: V. 1 1 -0,' >00,000 1 1 illy paid i lit-stTVf Fun i V. TT.'OO.Onc !'r- -idei t K. X ,i mia Esq. X l/r.-.r raiya. Esq. DIRE< TOBS. V. .a.i. X- Baron K. M >i ura. M. C) Esq.
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      591 15 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK j Of INDIA, AUSTRALIA AM) CHINA, j beorponted m ElnsUuid by Royal < barter. I I'ai'i u\> < apita] ia tMuMi >"'!>- BMM a i':;.0i)o.000 Reserve I-'umi 3,900,000 Beierm liability i f I'!"c; rieton 3 uo'» '»uo BEAD OFFICE, 18 Biahopagatet Loadoni E.C. Agencies and Brancßea. Alof
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      230 15 1 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter A. I) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bond^ Singapore Representatives— Messrs. BARLOW Co. Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd. Branch Office HI, The Arcade. Collyer Quay. A GORDON LEE, Resident Manair< BANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. 'Incorporated m
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    RUGBY TROPHY MATCH.
    474 16 >l PERIOR SINGAPORE SIDE HKLI). i! r :v. Our !)v la t Ki.i i ..i. ii Dec 17. > thy >i:;v r kl< m t/i. annual n] the match was drawn, one goa all. i uni\ l v •teu om the finest that ha I':t •..•;•!•■■>.> iaiiiror
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    THE ALL BALCKS TOUR.
    23 16 i; > n i< 1.0 -d<»n. Dti. 27. TW All Blacks beat London by 2^ i to 3 at Blackheu
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    HOCKEY.
    47 16 Sehiiv'or .md Sin-rapure Draw. Oar o■■ Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Dec. 27. The hock* Bfe I > ir >■ < and Selanp. a >-.'l«|w led at v.,: Qun^i Br.d^t-. l *cr.: l ith a!". H•! •d. 1.. B us tk < i r gVrtS rv/..i the i'-ii'l. but m th-
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    TROUBLE WITH SIKH DRIVERS.
    134 16 whii ..ii-r a had re »t ir i gentlemen a.ttd a :-..-.> v m ■i! on Christi.a> v M J. S. Cai i ass and GeS- •'>• Br" A ..a.i Tobacco i U i outside th- Criekei Cfcib hey had only Rom at tar bj Celcmar
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    CALCUTTA RACING.
    142 16 OS \s < I H ILLIAM WINS THE DOUBLE. Our Own Correspondent.) Ca'cutia. Dee. 27. tht property ot n r. known Cej I n owner. i bona d I b< We leslt y elate by mistake in th< big I the King-Erapt rorN I she V-. *•> y'n
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    BOXING.
    409 16 .lam it <> Too (iimhl for l' l "lk>. The Sfttwdft] nifhi I en th.' Peiky Ja titiht was t1 light was not M MBt, lv;-. .-as the fcl pil view [fail k; a..- aui i train< il ai I trit- 1 jhtweitrht lim Ja weitrht. lOst.. md ated
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    HAMID CUP FINAL.
    143 16 Til a', i f Urn Abdul Hr.niid Cup Cumnctiti be .<■('. the Persenangran Stia and Daru! Kahar v. a. ..r, the Malay Foot bail ground. Bi-ach-r -a;i. tm Saturday afteraoon. The match was witnessed by a large crowd of supporters. It was an int* restin-j t:::r:H'. the
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    HOME FOOTBALL.
    544 16 HOLIDAY MATCHES. [Renter's Service*] London, Dec. L"i. following vvn the results of to-day'i j English League matches: Division I. I Arsenal <'. Birmingham LI A ton Villa I, Leedi Unite i L -,r rity 8, eat Ham r. 1. Hud tersfleM T. 8, Burnley pool l. Notti Coonty
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    FOOTBALL.
    179 16 Silangor Chinese IH'aten. »):i Satufday afternoon, the Selan.eor ChilMM And the S.C.F.A. lint m a return mstct md the local lidi was able to re- t!-f the defeat they suffered at the hands «f the nsiton on Thandiy last, when they wen beaten by two goals to one. The
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    YACHTING.
    716 16 RBAR-€OMMODORL'S COT. June Win-. The iiiiai of the s fid f n i foi ReaiM $nmodore?i (an (1924) yesterday morning, the reeqli b< ing w n for June on points, but the Immmmk asjd < the nu c went bo Kathleen, 1 I sailing under the wonderful number "Two**
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    53 16 Christmas Holidays Cup There ITCre SI ci'r.i- iv. all fcal I for this competition which excited much interest during the h"lidays. The best scores were M follow: GL M. Brown M li 74. W. F. X. Bridget H 11 7 C GL J- Hi-witt 87 7S. E.
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    KEPPEL G.C. CHRISTMAS COMPETITION.
    31 16 KEPPEL G.C. CHRISTMAS COMPETITION. One Club Competition, won by ,1. I>. Mair; Flag Competition won by H. Smith ami A. D. Hallows; Mixed Four.-omes won by Mrs. B!i:s and .J. Stracfcan.
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      241 16 (ALL AND LET IS I VONsTIUTf" The MOUTRIE PLATE] PIANO m > j It 1 550 S. MOUTRIE .v CO.. LTD.. !V, Brancbet i. 1 Kaak Lumpur. Here are the prunes you 're looking for —packed dry m an<. \\i\\ to buy them. The special DHL MONTE -uum process retan*
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