The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 December 1924

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. i CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1924. NO. 11,378.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    255 1 Trot>k> ha- been arrested and mi prisoned m th« Kremlin .v Moscow PfcgC Twenty-one art> dead and a hundred art- missing as a result ol .i tin- kfl asylum m Tokio-^faKe 9. In an interview ;h«- Krench Finam-e .Minister denies that Krance intends to repudiate her deh*v
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    HOGMANAY.
    375 1 'he day called "Hogmanay" I. Means 'Hug: my i -i year when we should treat our neighbour we'd treat ourselves: but if we i treat ourselves, this i> me to 111 tl :«>or sense of the term is not add weight •'•'<:■• It Wli. aM M reached the beach
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      286 1 TYRES TYRES 810 x slo. 875 x m *\-2 v >?■"». 1 I i:K> 51.50 a>h Wiih Orders. IRVING JONES .X: TO. RAFFLES HOTEL New Year Programme TO-NIGHT. NEW YEAR S EVE. (.ALA NI(;HT. DINNER cv PIERROT AND PIERRETTE BALL. I urnival Novelties. Extension of Licence till a.m. Late Supner
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      179 1 'TEETH LIKE PEARLS" Toilet L-ainiior? ant septic ;inc J l\_:- '-^yoom/i// sing p r, pcr t i c 'r- v ■jriMv¥f^i prevent de.a\ f J-. r-- r v ■&jsfomflh L teeth, make t!-- r.-, L U' im«M^ wi irons and p.ariy-s i'tr-, f Kj -keep the jrums it "'/TjFISjSM land
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      123 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Grt E ly filter, Jacl i •:•>■:. i. v. Gilbey b port. Got 8. Sii 1,1 ing B \T. p: tit 11. WilUrd 14. Wh.- awaj 'si Bankruptcy, G ment and Mv T. A;-:..-.: Surgi opean BBTM I I 'I—Pajrt1 Pajrt T ial foil furnita Utd T. U-t
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      25 1 TYRES TYRES I 810 Hi' sic *~7, Id* srj H2 x 812. xU" si;, t I I t :,n Cash With Orders. IRVING JONES co.
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      61 1 THE W EEK. Big) I 1 I r.i. P. homeward mail closes. m. 7 I■ Hi^h J a.m.. _'•> p.m. I I»ay. vT( rS) t Hitrh W :?.53 a.m., 3.48 p.m. V. of Free Press. h homexvanl mail P. and <>. homeward mail Poxinr !l v Valley. v n rdu
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    CHOOSING THE HOUSEHOLD STAFF.
    207 2 eral co :e of th Ran ice of oflk apa: Hhm who are actu.. m t-mment ih«! one way or ai k trouble a.< th« 'i of Sarah I Robes, and the b nd that pla v ht be cited we; that a oonvulhardly less trenu
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    BULLION ROBBERY.
    200 2 Tkteres Sabsti id. rities m Lonckm and ..re invest iiratine a sensational r< valued at more than £1< I appeared m tra from Rr «rdon. The ir. part of a consL: i n despatched from Sali.-bui.. -andard Bank art's U London, wa- n ape-tou-n, whe:- I Mtd board
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      248 2 IP ANA TOOTH PASTE HFALS BLEEDING GUMS, Of All Chemists. A (.F.MS. MEDICAL HALL LTD. I 5:; Battery RfliA SINGAPORE. THE HAPPY VALLEY LIMITED. Coming Coming New Atti'actions BOXING THE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. l RIDAY, M JANUARY, 1925. Double MainE vents, ;OR IMF II WEIGHT CH UIPIONSHIP l)F MVL HOY
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      185 2 COMING T II E j A Cnman Screen Adaptation of Germany's National LegendA Marvellous Cim-nui Achievement m two Epochs* SIEGFRIED. VENGEANCE of KRIMHILDE. Watch for Further Announcements! sou: mmmuroß fob b.§* f.m.h.< hiam: R. M. DONATI, tS6 ORCHARD BO v. 1 PALLADIUM THEATRE Orchard R )a^ At 9 15 TO-NIGHT
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      195 2 A I Sl il IVi X IT 4 r Irom rrida.v. 2filh Decem'xr. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Shi, BE FARMER I R TOPICAL oi is i > HI NTLI GOkI)O> V] iIH m u PLEASURE MAD" A< eU| 1 coSST tl(l all^ thrißJ* actkrn^ iH pi': •unity
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    BARBARIC EVE.
    513 3 (By Henriette Fragonard.) K\f. .m> lonj; the devotee of the lap dog Mai even the "muff" butterfly canine to tt \\!mv- si^ns that .^he intends to adopt a ;t:ii-ty oi foible, the doll, no less: ■'< i- for -iiii.tt women are v be fashionable. Ai f,i(iy these strange
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    FOKKER BAN LIFTED.
    111 3 1 »-;:ur t.trman Aircraft Xv K\hib:t m ['ar;*". T: Mj n\ i kkt r. the tu.. i Duttk i Kraft dtticntr, spfoßßtd since the end of thi war, has at last been lifted. He will m rinitTt-l t(. show at the Paria Aw Exhibition tkii montli fa>t
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      406 3 4/-^ T*<^Ys I Your Baby I needs this famous food I :< h Ba S by r freedom s^° ruk I \V a a s -h drc.d d srasrs as Knteric and I ur X r r Tuberculosis (Consumption), which <c: i-. make iirdinatN milk sin h a menace to
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      372 3 WHITEAWAYS "MEN'S WIDE END TIES.' /"T>X MEN'S "BATS \M\<. lU>>\ I lh> The u GaHMA. M Manufactured m England 1^ j Th. "Henlej ».-»-> w;th fam-\ »U. from U'.st (jualiiy silk. V v"^i V chain ikaifii and contrasting coloorea 1 Extn Wide. Colours, blue or brown >*^</V v fruUBM with
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    AN HISTORICAL EXHIBIT.
    224 4 Forerunner uf Modern Machine. tt is bat ..:::e mn \m tf yean i any real attentioi im gj to the n I i At thai time seven.' manufad .;<■:- bad each psd lead I taw modeb of a n n iM imenftal amtort, The pobKe, I i
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    BRITISH MOTORISTS IN THE FREE STATE.
    130 4 I !,«'m < \rranjjeinenN. A~ta t i issued b j th< A I o 9 Aj ociation respecting the arrangen at m I I te the position of Briti ih moi visiting the [risk Free State, it proceeds: "Following an 'infonaa] arrangcunent' between British
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    PARKING UP HILL.
    47 4 When you must park a car on an up hill, turn the front wheels out and put ?ear m reverse, while for down hill resting, turn front wheels m with ffear m first. In both cases be sure to set the emergency brake hard.
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    THE EFFECTS OF A SEASON'S USAGE.
    187 4 THE EFFECTS OF A SEASON'S USAGE. it who use.- his car ail the Ht round should n ;r.a: -':v undergoes a gv I wear. \>- only and back fkWH the links v.hil-i on holidays or ran Im .if I:• a 1 hHJBg Hi v- Bite ttM >•-> Vffl have tratd
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    DAVY JONES' MOTOR.
    122 4 Sub-Sta BML The latest inventi o of our < gii < enl li nrintea iled, Filed with I i fort aft. which dives below tlu rarfa i M the water and explor the bottom of the let with fifai 'i.uvcrfu! headlights, Bopplied b} sccumnlafa n ted h
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    106 4 Sir GOQTge Behavrel!. HMMgJllg director of the Dunlop Rubber Company, maintains that the hailocn tyre has already beeoflse very popular, not because it is new, hut because it offers real advantages. The marked improvement m shock absorption makes motoring more attractive and reduces the expense of upkeep; while, to the
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      91 4 BUY NOW BUT BUY RIGHT j: BUY if B\Yv JM\ 111 'ilitliiilliL^. 'y^BS I T//E "GOOD" MAXWELL I SATISFACTION. TOURING. SPORTS TOURING. jj $562.50 Deposit. $625.00 Deposit. I $178.87 Per month for ten months. $198.75 Per month for ten months. i YOUR OLD CAR TAKEN IN PART EXCHANGE BORNEO MOTORS
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      68 4 What about the High Cost of Haulage The most satisfactory answei to this impnri.-.' question iThe FORD 1-Ton Truck Costs little, is Economical to run. and \\\\w\ IT GETS THERE EVERY TIME CHASSIS PRICE i|/ 1 5 1 J\J Standard liod> to >v your busim Wearne Bros. Ltd Orchard Road.
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    MAINTAINING A ROAD FLEET.
    501 5 -aid of the commercial m< I illustrating its wide development, that it gives the right type of maevery kind of haulage job. statl a brtfcd proposition this is true. In ng road-haulage tht t a*»| uiapied itself to a wide range of c© so as to
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    31 5 :irr c S. -..-.i-t v.*4Wd libei n :v -h- ha.i pa:-i *-JJT f--r rt{.a:r m f Tavt-1. .i uK. m«k«ii«« could Ml tod Ni ur-ne the car has ivi Sm UKt
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    AMERICAN AND ENGLISH RUNNING COSTS.
    251 5 AMERICAN AND ENGLISH RUNNING COSTS. .vt MBl M A::u-r^an paa annual j st> motoring m th. United StatCl tr-'j; wti Ml: Pad v• >• in' i< cent. repa r-. it par .<".-.. tjffts, If pot MflL; nt.; taxes and nsurance |pa or: A M ii > mi-: ilitT- r ir.ate.rithe
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    LATEST PARIS THRILLER.
    182 5 \< |m mi a m .Hil «M and Might hi liavi-tl. an; v iff. i tht Ultlld 1: :i ist it i- hazanio and r y c r ii i- *:'.."..v-'i- <■: '-ia.-i.bli: i: -»i- v. L-tf ilall h( coc^ East f tall atu-r :a •> will
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    64 5 Tht-re were further cases at the Kuala j Lumpur police court on Tuesday morninp h\ connection with the nolici campaign agrainst the owners and drivers of motor car^- with regard t i the headlights rule. Among those summoned was Dr. Travers, whose mi was postpone<i. after the macris•rr^te h*>) hr;mi
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    PNEUMATIC UPHOLSTERY.
    373 5 As our readers air aware, says "Field, 1 Uf ait ad\ocaU> of r.e Ml style of |MB< inatic Jphol>t«.*!\" fot iiK't"! iais. and believe that m a few year>" ti ne it will be m almost universal use mainly becaust it is mciv efficient and MMtfMrWblt tIMM spiin<rs
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    TRAFFIC CONTROL BY LIGHTS.
    205 5 KtJ the KHicunt Ihmirtr Siirnal. In view (f 0m wnmirmn repca tediy ■ado t Mat tht traflc hi Lenta ilwM be. controlled by signal lights, which would --plilfnunt and reiuce the work of the. Loi ICH polk*, tIM visiMlity tCStI jott f*>n- j In 1 by
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    65 5 "DtttgW drive llffWly, N the wan.inir now flashed fnm an electric flash-lijrht v-itrn board, which was affixed on Saturday morning" to the lamn-post n tn(> corner of Heeren Street and First Cross Street, Malacca. This is meant particularly as aj warning to motorists coming up Heeren Street, who, pprhaps unneouaintH
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      126 5 I THE GRAY CAR vi- f'K /(L 2SKHBm\j*' i )||i 9V f VjH kSJS V it Amsrics's Most Efficient and Popular Car. I; the day holding THK W«)I;LI»S OIIKIAI. XX( OKI) FOR KCOXOMY (MO MILKS J i 1 «c'r. ;t.-r t-to ami liirhtini: set. There is ample seating for five
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      146 5 Morris Gars 1925 MODELS BEST TO BUYBEST TO KEEP BEST TO RIDE IN. 4Seater Morris Cowley complete $2,175 I Particulars from j MALAYAN MOTORS 209-212 Orchard Road, SINGAPORE i pilllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllll!llllllllli!ll!l!i!li!liilii!lilll!H TOURING OAR. S The comfort and beauty of this new touring car are instantly apparent. g Lonji underslun* -prir.irs. deeper
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    SCOTTISH SPORT.
    1372 6 BCOT THE WELTER-WKIGHT CHAMPION (.From Our Own Correspondent Kdinhurgh. 1 )*»<•. -i. Tommj Milligan, of Hamilton, iron the Wt'lti'!--\vi -:L"ht Championship of Europe :ifte: a titrht which took place m Kt:inburt;h. '""atir.ir the bolder Ted (Ki<.> Lewis. ecishrelj i n pointi after thrilling twenty romsdi 'at:!; 1 After
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    FRESH REVELATIONS OF KAISER WILHELM.
    297 6 FRESH REVELATIONS OF KAISER WILHELM. kreat Of Suicide iwornirg after the receipt you will not find alive. Think of my poor wife and children." is the melody conclusion of a h t* ex-Kaiser ii: -rote to I I tancellor, Prince Bulow, ar •nled m a book written by Theodor »hT,
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      359 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. *S*^ \II/HKRK insects can and do give '<S^«2S^ M Ul annoyance, keep at the hatii L^^^j side, read) to u>e with your
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      217 6 I 7^l Snow> paper. c\ci I filled with the choices! SteJfiP jT^ N"ir»inia. tins ih..' n^^j^ no effort has k l^ H^™ lE^ J spared to make "(jreys' the pre-eminent l\ perfect cigarette m e\er\ climate. i "Grays" and you'll find the has not been wasted. 7Ae Silk Cut Virginia
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    KENYA PROBLEMS.
    53 7 WISE INDIAN DECISION. n Nairobi, l><v. 2.X v ban abi i ifeea at Nati •al < i si W ft] v lOt U -ears stand;; .cd ti <•.:••' m:<» ration wil E i •..>■ the hope t: n m parliar on a fixed ba^ ft] th, non-ccc to
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    AN OPTIMISTIC GOVERNOR.
    210 7 \<le!a;..V, I>»<. J'i. :idges, Governor of 8 a, m a speech at, a cumi < I -;iith ■:ted not \hr If lia nense wealth carrj imla- I "hi- waking f Aasti a which ely populv I/A I I-WIKE 1 Ft I UK. Paris, Dec. :ti>. ation r*
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    THE GIANT AIRSHIPS.
    212 7 I min;ir\ V-t- v. 1 1 h [he i: Some details concern inj: the construe; jriant ordered by the I RM been made kr ract, referred to by Sir ml tion of the set -hip under I Mm: programme. for five, million i cap; tpable of travelling
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    FRANCE'S DEBTS.
    310 7 MOM! AMERICAN ALARM. BSN I NMTB :!K;h MOI 1 1 Y. [Reuter*! Service.] Washingtea), !)♦'<. 29l rbe re] arl ftaf Prance intendt to pu- >;• tc debts to the United Statai pre- c i pit ,1 bal tl both HOU < gre nal r k< >l (Peni a)
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    BRITAIN'S NEW AIRSHIPS.
    275 7 "Sim Bai arj BaW Bafltfmj Ha la. H the Sea I State for Air. inspected tne airship gtoi H i fti going to i m building the atw live million col fc feet airships. daring the experimental stat-t-s. it intended to progrre^s slowly but very ly. N
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    LONDON-PARIS AIR MAIL.
    234 7 Siiu 1 1 ■tt (I I'm u< ial ie Tube. Paris N wr. Ml I practical suggestion for th improve- < ommunication by aero; 11 the Chamber this by I y Pafce, which it If boped will ba Tbe prop I that I i..:;.U ftitied >p?edly all
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      392 7 BUSINESS CARDS. M ASSACii: \\D V M( RE Mrs. SAD A WO. |'i:kmim: m\mi.\ ticar. Since 1883 «*La have ■MB tne accepted brand m mansions. h demanded. Obtain; m: JOHN UTTLE A iEEA 8 h] Rd i: St LIM YE^ LTD U ,a)ia St.' i >«-*J f»r the I!:,i>tr..ted Mutual
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      573 7 JNOTTCBB. OBDINAN< B NO. <\\\ kwEl ;■.< BI E ii':. DOUI BTEAITS SETTLEMENI BBTTLIMBNT OF BINGAPOKB. I raptejr. Malacca No. 21 f 1924. Ba 1 1) p. a. AMal Ca<ar. Sumniij vy .< 0 I .1, 1. >t Ordei fei Baaua I ■M i tiaa Date af Adjudication 10th October,
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      374 7 N> X I NEW XVA laM) TORT .25. 1 ta will be bj the Ba n nran ls^ 1925 inwiCMf ••<• Snba ta i ta ol <>• ai I lien. F. DEASON NEW YEAR SEA SPUR 1925. 1 aa nawl Eh i Sporl Ist January, i j i a.m. i
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      347 7 THE S^GArORE FREE PRESS MERCANTILE Al)\ KKTiSKR The only Morning Daily m Malaya and the beat Medium for .A ed lift tlu Chota Hazri ea« ning, legrams, Latest News and •phone 56. Cable Address, Advertiser.* <). Box No. 20S. >nunicatkms rtlating, to News and latters should be addressed to n
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1924. Traffic Problems.
    867 8 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1924. Traffic Problems. a careful study of the report of t!u disfu.v-i'-n of traffic matters by the Municipal Commissioners does not ».ive much hope that the arrangement proposed will do a great deal to relieve thfl >ituation. Pint of all we shoold like to
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    894 8 I B Free I b as .il to-morr \v !>u: will Ml be tarn 1- n ghr« the Staff tl mH N Vt-av holiday. There will a' ••■■•:< M I at >•-•■» v h thai pveaiai M■. <i. W..- <;• i .M.S.. ha.- <•••!. lied f<-r si the State I•'
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    JAVA NEWS.
    64 8 Ml. I 4satl sentence of twelve years immcummmt J tn Mulder, Hens < i < i i I that negu ned shortly between sou, concerned. ual(lmu rhe rs ment of a tin foun< f pj™ I B«e Plant. «p-to-daie pail ii(d(|cti anie Emptiun EipecUd. '>»g rep cano at
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    SIX MURDERS.
    158 8 51 a h witnessed the committal of as many as half-a-donen Ihe police have lestsd connection thp probably be a the next AJsh) I ago a brutal attack launched on a Chinese and his wife m a hut hangi-road. The man wa> killed and his v ho was
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    RUBBER SMUGGLING CASE.
    181 8 Before Mr. William* at iiaiacca lift week, the case was concluded m viicr Malays. t and Rittn bin Drani, were charged with smiMtglmp about rubber off Kuil* Susftt Bahru. The accused were captured b\ osjt wen. who hired boat Malay m a Kampong near Koala Snnjrei Bahru.
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    K.L. RAILWAY STRIKE.
    59 8 jf. and r thei >ed w v Centra W oncernedt them vm he small »*fe tfc^f l r' ■rant, a:. wl mill 1 1 of the Indian community. TI our "t I. Ulllllf, «nd had an' Mr. Henshaw. who is pern: ai wats our < "*T .•carding
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    14 8 Kcadijf Ip^ppj. and lfj»«*£, S i*genff Onff Siang and Mv:
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      100 8 "THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECK'S" y C am/ &\-M(jU(ui4 findm^ {f/°i/^/7 jCucos 3 0/s Amsterdam Sole Agents: Caldkck, Macgr«gor U Company, Ltd. !no Troraieil Snanvrbai •5. Robinson Road. Teh phone No. 228. FOR THE 1 NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES TURKEYS S HAMS GEESE. PHEASANTS, LEG AND LOIN OF;PORK also available. HNGAPORE
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      21 8 Boneless Hams 1 OHda Mild Cu/ed, SmokeJ and just ready for use. Wholesale from DUPDBE BROTHERS. i BLACK WHITE j WHISKY
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    MOSCOW SENSATION.
    59 9 IKOTSKV IMPRISONED. \l \I KS HKDJ DISOISE^ ri>. s r\ u-e M). A message from Berlin that it is rted that X. Trotsk rested Kri -cow, consequent upon bis ♦he Triun [A Reuter cj.- B ißh d 0 the Monta? ares t is privately reports from M©> :M
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    WAR DEBT CONTROVERSY.
    155 9 r- s Par.,, h, ;n aad by the Pa »rk Herald ica that France v t vUfol raiainterpretatioi ance's ene- certain paragraph it M d that he never intended to present such l alluded onl I eH* that a;......,,... lution would be equiUble, bat he as sponsored
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    ANGLO-FRECH RELATIONS.
    80 9 >■■:-. r-. Df M. Herriot. addres:.ine the Sen; ■ien Affairs' Committee on AngloFrench relations, referred to the mutual understanding betwteu both count r it ving to establish tional que* f the Mediterranean. die East and Far East. Mr. Chamberlain had mrtwd grati cation at the attitude of French
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    EVACUATION OF COLOGNE.
    79 9 <—..■■• 1 »'ari.. Dei .JO. The American representative on the Reparations' Commit ion and the American oncabled on Dec. Wk, V Renter cable from Waahiri ived on Monday, sU stated that Mr. Hugh A i: :ati\ the Reparations* I nmOjf to point out to the A the
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    BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION.
    127 9 i':v, Brit:- I*l*l >n at Wembley, m the absence *road of the Prince of Wales, has been ■>: A:-:v.-' »ts are m progress for increasing the of th, F.xh and »an> new Matures wi ntroduced. The gardens I bate saatai i J and the grounds will m
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    TOKIO FIRE HORROR.
    80 9 ASYLUM DESTROYED. TWENTY-ONE DEAD: 100 MISSING. N Ni« hi Shimbun Tekram.] Tokio, Dec. L'!». A() ':v destroyed the Aoyama Vsyluni m Tok: >. Ci. to th present twenty out of a total of 342, bo* n dujr out of the dehr.-. ()v,-r a >'■'• ni: sing, while
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    KID McCOY CONVICTED.
    36 9 ft Ben I. <». Ancele>. Dec. '.it. of man- X the deasJ I Mrs. Mor^. the divai ed al, r, who vva< m apannu-nt. McCo\ +i;u\ i man coaiaUtted ndrids m s rir M.]
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    SIR R. HO-TUNG HONOURED.
    33 9 [Reut« Service.] London, Dec. SO. The i ngwsee P aaideal h > H Ti.i Kniirl Mos t I O -ci v:..-c> to Dr. Rodrif ia Laagai N .-ri-. S esi
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    DESIRE TOR SWARAJ.
    49 9 Real c.] Bombay, l)t<. M l v r at a meeting of the All-Ir Mos B I I Ali. a met I he Council > a ll parties were v;.:. a m seeking tainmeru of Swan was stronger than t\ Hs arged the Imperial 1 (;>••• iU
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    FIRE ON GINYO MARU.
    36 9 [ReuterV Service.] San Francisco, Dec. !n. •■>.!■.. a: i the Japane < < Maru, >:V Aapulco. Mci to PaciH cut-" a>-en«ers I rescued I I American -t"am»r h. I Earlier cablf> t[ipear on page 7.
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    CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.
    182 9 \nimated Throngs m London. London. Dec. 2.\. Ait! the celebi-s--4 Christ i the big q m »ti *ol the r.t. IV. iair.ein >.<-•:. Ministei ,;>: and a: takinsr a 'teond plaei i ".lie ru-w^papers ;in public interest I as sh< pping is the iy. -i n\s main st
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    W. C. T. U. CHRISTMAS FUND.
    76 9 Previously a -> m Mr. A. R. Liut. i l !l Mr. Whit i; m I Mr H:«i n > v I Mrs. Parsons Mr. Walter Allen I fi it'll,} B Lt.-< il F I T..:al $:IT7 Wt- Hrlpi It ;uKii>wic(loe with many thank-
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    STRAITS TRADING CO.
    1870 9 MILLION 1>()I LARS LOST i.\ BANDOENG POOI 'No iientSi is [adastry." Tht half-yearly meeting of thf s t ?•;> i* Tradings Companj Limited vai held m i.. I nAcei the < orapany if noon pesterPI i Chau inaii i Me. .j. Rafall I preI ere were also
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    INDIA'S HEAVY CHRISTMAS MAIL.
    140 9 Bombay. Dec. 19. To-day'- Christmas foieiffn-mail recci\ed this morning m Bombay is the heaviest Christmas mail since the Armistice. A responsible official belonging to the foreign j section of the local Po?t Office declared to an Associated Press representative thiafternoon that to-day's foreign mail could compare
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      132 9 PLEASEJELP Ladies and Gentlemen of any Nationality or Creed who would render personal services lease intimate by letter to PUBLICITY SECTION, WONOSOBC RELIEF FUND, SINGAPORE. Blessed ai c the A Mercy from Merciful, for they thy Lord He shall obtain trul y heareth Mercy' kncweth all SERMON ON THE MOUNT,
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      742 10 STEAMER SAILINGS BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Services to. LONDON, VMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, VNTWBBP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. (iKNOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AM) GLASGOW. VRSKII I I.S. li VVRE, LIVERPOOL AM) GLASGOW. lUISION.NKW TOEK AND P.AI.TIMOKE. I rJ-.i i.:i thrnush li'Ms of Lading for all Overland Points. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Due
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      507 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 BAMBUBG. IA CITY OF ORAN i >. i p.s. CITY OF TOKIO due Jan. M. CITY OF CHESTER tec
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      462 10 STEAMER SAILLNGS U p. ~oT~ I BRITISH INDIA AND \p( I (Incorporate i. i MAIL. PASSENGER AND CAI!(,(j I PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAI STEAW N CO. I LONDON AND FAR X v i l i SERVICE. 1 (Under C raj; A/n His »vernment). 1 OUTWARDS FROM LONDON. HMMft I J >
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    A LEPER COLONY.
    945 11 RVTIVK RESULTS AT (lI. ION M \M>. f must M u'tT U treated a* :•<•• .t .!i aide disease has been conch:- derm nstrated by results Mai I ;r the Cvii -n Liptr Ceeony devtag the- past threi or four years, ai well as y the f\;vr!c,v
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    34 11 A wi man who succeeded m a pOMMNtai etM at Sh >reditch County Court was so overjoyed that she went to the £rl c erk of her solicitor and her two resounding I kisses.
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      493 11 i NOVEL PRIZE COMPETITION I OASH <t* V f\d^f\ GASH I PRIZES ej) JLI^^^LJUVJr PRIZES I "Goldei\ Specials" I NO ENTRANCE FEES. I S 1 Prize of $500 $500 2 Prizes of $100 each 200 |> 4 Prizes of $25 100 20 Prizes of $10 200 $1,000 |j h-America:. 1
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      175 11 j^ l //"^T^i.^ by the throat min| colds or 1 I I ailr. b ;np you by the t- B 4 if you 1- rV tic Throat I., An occasional Past lore i and o pit- t!ie t: Bronchia ailments. Miule to the formula of the Liverpool Throat H Sole
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      290 11 PHOSPHOKISEI) lOOD. ESSKMIM. yon Ol X CLIMATE. Are your nerves pivinp j i trouble? Few of vs eecapi daring the hot season. We u'et irritable, depn --<••'. run down, di iiuliiH-ii fee week, awi but who doee net know t:a eeewtawl and awswJteg aetveeai and physical The nerves are at
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      148 11 Ny Carlsberj^ Beer SOI I- IMIMMM I US: THE EAST ASIATIC CO,, LTD, (Incorporated m Detran. sin(;apore. HA R CAME OUT FROM ECZEMA AIIOverH id Itched and Bkirned. Cuticura Heal. a. I .r hi) T r f.. head. It itched and burned and ft I v i my rest on
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      57 12 F;\. taafcow wnan wtn brought up before the Marine Court yesterday chargt I with being outside the prohibited buoy m the Singapore river oppo?'t< the Maiint Poliea onnacka. They nVal tbtj n t re going an the rhrer bvi thai the r i nafl grcunded. A fine of
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      TWELVE TONS OF EELS.
      102 12 Liverpool, N. S. An industry not much spoken of. but one that is rapidly gaining attention, Xi the to] lonorioi of th» Mafoaj fli\t Kxpt rier.ced rish buyers say that th«quality and size a| eel taken ;n th> r:vei cannot be duplicate! anywhere In the crates
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      OCEAN VESSEL LOADING CANADIAN FLOUR.
      128 12 Fort William. Ont. Direct >h:pp:ng r DOetloa kefeVOOl European ports and tfnl head of the lakes was established recently with the arrival m port of the Li?kt-7\ a Norwegian vessel, fur a cur*:* f flour I Hamburg, Germany. Canada's wht-a' crop, manufactured into ficur at
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    INTENSE COLD IN AMERICA.
    87 12 l'e«ple rVOBM l Death. <>rk. Not. 17. A f ii':v-tw> yean wataer record m the Norta-Baston \^r: f Urn UnHoi Stotoi has l'.-t er broken by the present cold wave.] The mercury m New V rk Stau- :>--<iay wan reported te htdfraft 88 luertf!- of fr<>st.
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      822 12 Burns Philp Line (Incorporattd m Australia.) FOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, via JAVA, DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE Regular monthly sailing? by the well-known steamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and MONTORO (.">.OCc tons.) The s.s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins 4% Luxe, single berth cabins, swimming bath,
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      97 12 NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD AND HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINE. (Companies Incorporated m Germany.) The undernoted are the Companies intended fixtures. OUTWARDS. For Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan Due Singapore. Rbetaland (11.A.L.) Jan. 20 fPnMa (X.DL.) .Tan. 88 Munsterland (H.A.L.) Ftb. II f Via Manila. HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg and Bremen. Due Singapore. fVogtland (H.A.L.) Genoa,
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      478 12 II I I #< "Insects cannot live where LOJ(jL is used M A £>.'■: o V) n^ > P 'J'lIE notorious insects illustrated above are :he most troublesome cf the household > 1 insect pests. To exterminate them m the past resorting to many w.r Js of disin- i I,
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      698 12 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Batavia, Samarang, Sourabaya, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne Marella 8 a.m. j Pulau Soegi Sandam A. Hong y a.m. Pulau Soegi Benuit 9 a.m. Cuccb and Pontian Hang Chiap 9 a.m. CiHcb and Benuit Mersing 9 a.m. Bataxia Tabanan B a.m. Saba and
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      41 12 Mm. shads temp. 72 F Mean shack- temp. 7BJ F Max. sun radiatior. 101 F Ilin. graaf mdiatioi i;y ."> F Sea temperature 10 Mean wet-bulb t< mn, TtA F Mean relative humidity 71 p.c. Evaporation .135 inr. Rainfall Nil. I i
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      534 13 STEAMER SAILINGS O. S. K. Line. Destinations Steamer*. Arr. Dept. H i: V- twerp, Bum, Tin ColenAo, Allen a: j Atla Mai Jar:. 11 Jan. T«tk yin San Fmm-.-i- >. Panama Havre Maru from Kobe I-fl.. l .t Rio. Sant-s ManHrridto and Buenos Ar s Manila Maru Ja:;. Jan. 8
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      474 13 STEAMER SAILINGS Round-the-World l^EaaSnnaaCZlJ vJI, nKS?TVT n^Bnu PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE 38 Days to BOSTON 41 Days to NEW YORK OILBUKNBS& NO COAL DUST. NO CINDERS. ABSOLUTE 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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      741 13 STEAMER SAILINGS AMERICAN FAR EAST LINE. OPERATED VOi: UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD BY STRLTHER AND BARRY, MANAGING OPERATORS SINGAPORE TO LOS ANGELES AND SAX FRANCISCO. U.S.>.B. VEST PROSPE< T Jan. 10 U.S.S.B. WEST CARMOXA J.. and subsequent -teamnrs approxi .<•..; For rates ami further arti< ja! app!> to.— HUTTENBACH, LAZARUS
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    CONCERNING PUCCINI.
    784 14 "LA BOHEME" THREATENED WITH FAILURE. A Life- Long Friendship Severed. (By Oar Paris (\>rres|>on<U'nt.) Paris, Uet-. 4. Puccini, wh<| recently died at the lament- J ably i-arly a-i- of sixty-six after subur.t- :m*r hinteH to the minittrtttioni of Belgian doctors, tufferad nncll privation a^ a youth. Hi> father,
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    LASH FOR TRAFFICKING IN DRUGS.
    90 14 Kta Penalty Authorised m British Columbia. Victoria. B.C. The Legislative Assembly has adopted a resolution authorising the lash as a penalty for persons convicted of trafficking m narcotic drugs. Mrs. Ma*y Ellen Smith, one of the representative for Vancouver City, m supporting the resolution, said:
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    CRIME HOSPITAL PLAN.
    499 14 FAMOUS LAWYERS PLEA FOB ILL-DOERS. Caustic Judge. New York. Mr. Clarence Darrow, the lawyer who saved Loeb and Leopold fr<*:i> death tor the murder of the boy Franks, recommends crime-prevention hospitals. He believes that most criminals are abnormal, an that to try to prevent triire by making
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    GERMAN SEAMEN ON BRITISH SHIPS.
    361 14 Hoard i mdv Explanation. A i i'U -t iu-ii T;.t prop< sal ri plcj German -ailer- i-n British ships" wa> maJe .it a n eetii l' th( u< M executive I council i f the An i f trd Marine Wi ?"k--ars 1 ir. I-»
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      281 14 WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE For Coughs, Colds and Internal Troubles jffTV yaja yx Yj,yjiYAYAr^rA i HORLICKS jL 3 MALTED MILK JJH BUILDS FBOM THE FIBST GLASS! HMQQM [p^ So *o»i HORLICKS MALTED MILK. ia« jbx r*cogrv.»ca FOOD DRINK, b.ip Mtur«, tii*t y©« vi /mJ f^^j^^^il I^*^ ta« .ocre«»«a vitality tad
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      237 14 The Best Battery For Your Car —AM) IT COSTS YOU LESS TO OWN We sell Willard Charged Boni-])r\ liai m preference to all other batteries bt-cauM-know this battery costs the car u\\ ncr l«This very different batten -tart- ityou have bought it. That means a life for you. Let v-
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    EXCHANGE.
    44 15 I) P.nk 2J4 BatiK demand Private credit X.v Vuik. demand i i- :«0 days ]-'i-.:'if >!>mand 1: i T.T. >•■ viand V »ki hatna, demand Java, demand Bangkok, demand Bey Miga, H r B i ia( .<- H;.nk f Bag |j I t r London
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    PRODUCE.
    146 15 -nber 30. Tin 17.") Tons I I'.pper White K-r Black 19.50 i <ca 7^ I tro Small |J| I pra 1 n Sundried Rice, li ,?i>ori a Opiuiri. laotf unt. 4 ttl -lam W f,- I N -'for export Rice, Siam Bioken Cl for export Rice, Saigon v Mort
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    29 15 SiniM|i J Sin--:;:V" re Sta smok< Sheet Spot 68% 68%; J iry 68% i '-'arch 68! ril-Jun. •l Quotation Sheet 1-. sd. M Firm.
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    RECORD GRAIN SHIPMENTS.
    60 15 Km Montreal will blish ft Mt II n handled this season according to offieia wic-h |m the amount handled I i ished m IS I "hO.OOO bushels pas- I ifrh the i only three mill: It to >-qur.l this figure. Chairmr.n M 11. of the harbour 1.
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    WEARNE BROTHERS, LTD.
    678 15 A STRENUOUS YEAR. Brothe Limited m held a! !t registered ;!:i^ l Company, Orchard Row] res- !;1 >- r P. P. Weans presiding. n prei m wt M r B ianu X U Slight, i. Ton- S,n. Lm I>h;in Hok, Gibson, M. Geddas \v I Wearne, c.
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    80 15 y\ I'll Ml. ,v m. III)- REPORT. Ttau—Loadoii £274 15s. Local 137%. i at LJO and v. Malaccas at 1.30 whife Ayer Mokkn •re on are weaker and offer at .i 9. Souths are lines arc wanten at 1.60. Idri- ujrers at k i X '"i. ;n
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    59 15 al 68*. n al! branches of the local share market. The substantial rise of %d. m l^ J :he coum i; 39 41. Kedah> 2.30 2.40, Kern pas 3.85 u»s contir business, whil, alterations m quotations, with busin. >aye >ings are m demand at 1.24, and
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    66 15 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. S,np; M >..r«. ;j 0 Rabber. and rubber show conadvances the market w quiet m n a tm\ ns are marked up Uenongs at 39e. M. The latter have i and Mambaus 111 I are t: to bear are want. :it 89. .ipenffg at istrial*.— Trader-
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    CANADIAN SALMON FOR AUSTRALIA.
    70 15 Vancirj. A n nounccßKint is made of a i between 50,000 and 69*00 This marks the opening of mark' <d salmon and t was urgently needed. Thig consignment of fish is expected te reach the ..i t!..- i», I Canadian exporters is that Canadian product is
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    43 15 ~'J- L".«- Si 6d 22s 6d 7. H Mamk. Tin X MM. glllllllliJTm ■a 4i^ Tiah ($> 1 h Gajah I 1,,.,, <>i i r..i Ifahfca Pia4i (t) r.:, 1 1.::." j I :.k '$1 I ;<( >: United Malacca i i lOn
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      378 15 \>>ct- over $5,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE (Mtt^uJSm W (liuorporated m Straits Settlements) KAi> ()i i i«K Winchot.r HoOM Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32 Old Jewry, E.C. T1 tl slt 1 with the Supreme Court „f England, and complies with the ßrftahtife vrTKAITIVK I'I.AXS OF ASSIRANCK, AGENTS WANTED SeeretKjf Managing
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      412 15 BANKING. HONiiKONC AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (1 r§ cvfead m Bssaf^Mav) Head 'ill--. H ngkong. v Capital $50,000,000 1 f"Hy paid up $20,000,000 Fund:— Sterling i 4.500.000 Sihej $25^500,000 ty of Proprietors ?20 in)u 000 1 OURT OF DIRECTORS, 1 L Ba%, Chairman. H P. White. X-;.. Deputy Chairman. Beith,
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      569 15 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AM) CHINA. Eneorparatad m g **f^nH by Royal Charter. Paid up Capita; hi fIOQJOfI >: a!«- X aacfa i':].00(».000 Reserve Pond a.u00.000 Bt lerve Uabllits i Propi let) n 3.000.000 BEAD OFFICE, ;;n BaAopafatts l > n < i B.C Agea an i Brant
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      133 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated m England by K<,ya] Charter A I> FIRE HOIOB CAB HABDOI Fidelity Guarantee— AdmirJstr tion Honds Singapore Bepreaei] ;v. ;AKLo\V cV Cc. Messrs. HARRISONS BARK I U Branch Office 64, The Arcade. Coiher Quay. A GORDON I EE, ];.■>:<] THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. (hrniflNlli m
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    1078 16 i. f Singapore, and usual ons obsj litti year :r t -.ir. The :o>ent >- •.f i> hn; with the Selanpo ■t i '.'here has rect combined with the number of new horses! from the last Singapore their programmes. Ipoh CSfIU 4 ***** si d to ot v
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    FLOWERS OF THE LINKS.
    205 16 v- land <>f the almighty c great amateur .1 B 'Hey have ,;ain has returned frtti kfctf States with a usi ■MS. H avers i:. 1 1 Americans are making their tinki gard* I d that the latest fashion \a I m bun'h :»•>• pui: Ora
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    30 16 Tin- S.K.K. c. .i ik»ri :--:i!p.<t H.M.S. Mairni lia took plac-o at Sclftav iar.-c last Saturday, wlm tram- of t»n competed. Th. wm wOTt: s.r.k. (v.) m; Magnolia 129.
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    26 16 Wft at tht- Thti < C.urt: My husbanl is always numierini: me. It has been troirv; m fm eijrht fmn Ud he has starved me M well.
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      NEW YEAR SPORTS.
      166 16 Tiic interest m these >i>< v t-. particularly the set section, renxaioi as strong as ever-. The Malays have Ween practicing m their Kolehfl foi mpri tbal) month, the Bugta races promise well and tlu long Teochow boats have iitnad te turn out and row. AB those
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      THREE INTRR-STATE MATCHES AT SINGAPORE.
      143 16 Ttur tn -Stat« matches, two of ragb] and m hockoy, are to '< la] <I oa ttw Stadium at Singapore during January. The ftrst the hockey natch, between Singa* p Xt- v Sembilan. which is to be I Saturday. The game will cons* :i ;.t
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      GOLF.
      102 16 ijMtrev Ccrrfc Cvs> < I urrie Cup 1 as fi»li a: M; >. S ..:us bea: M B D. I-::, low by 3 an I. G. 1 lisa M. lell beat M E. i H. i M: heat Mrs. R 1., r by 6 and Miss N. flhh-J es
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      KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
      17 16 The I■■ is a M F Ss .th a score of 47- II net!
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      43 16 g will epresen t tl S.CC I" ted >. \1 to li syed B.CJ Bid at 8 k. H > E. Win- r l Af.it' T. g h•• P w I Hi Ike, < I. Marshal;. J. V. S Bl k Referee: < nel Tj I
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      OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      44 16 We are asked t n mind ■ur readers that t: for ttsi l lpaa raasui Tuuina 1 meat will close OS JfJH. 1-tii. FlVau BTt obts abl< tn no the Socrataiyi S.c.c. to whom they should bi icsl whesi filled aa\.
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      271 16 iesti< Ft ii nseU v eonBide] ng Robson d leaving oui «'f i mri i lj j H Bred a^aill-t ftt im Bdwar Is covld i make ti>.--y v.cy fa-t t. T RfCS ol thi Pt- jrulaj ;.!>■ as w:— Wakel ■Id d ->s.;.' 26; Voycc ami C i 87;
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    ENGLAND'S RUGBY TEAM.
    763 16 WONDERFUL SIDE BROKEN L'P. In view f the mposition i t the Knglish tidi wiiith ia to meeJ New aland at Pwick tnhan > n Sntnjrda] the foUowii Athletic N i- ,f jdi ral interest. The Bmallest boy playing Rugby to dni. the writer -ay-, knowi h<i\v
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      199 16 (ALL AND LET US UI TR m The MOUTRIE PLAYLR-Plano i —^-7- i 1 $1,550 r -i aal j S. MOITRIE CO.. ITU IN< ntf X Hi Im/i l*/i I WJlTilflUmjin: Its most formidable weapons: To exploit the discontent f the poor, and, THE HEART BITTERNE- THE HELPLESS ft INDIGENT.
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