The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 January 1925

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    Masthead
    19 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. i 1 1! NTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925. NO. 11. v;.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    221 1 A serious political r i >- i ha> arisen in Italy in connection \>ith Mussolini's attempts to stifle opposition to his r«gime. The action of the E*remier is regarded uith anxietj ;il>roac! I'ajres 7 and 9. Late>t ti ji u rt.-*- from Lloyds' re-turns -how the rapid
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    A BRITTANY CHATEAU.
    249 1 hatea* no ms." In tmth. the ceilings' are It is built round three side* which is approached by a in it like eyes lt a. The I i cut are white, and round i lead up i li-ht. sad i of bei i iciyhU<. -ene»s i« tNe
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      398 1 TViIES: TYRES!! x io.-; $12. j $12. «*x 12t$i nJHBSLM 1 t -h With Orders. JONES CO. SARKJES SINGAPORE HOTELS. under the person.: laj tru- Vv <;kill ro<»m of em iii.i fcHDNran 1 1 1 I^\' nest Ballroom in the East. \r I I IV* Tea Dance— Every Monday and
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      123 1 A BOON IN THE TROPICS < vv v Protect* t h<.- -i. r m the T^f^^^^^^^y^^mm voorhmu and r>. fr'-shir- to v, a m:\ts WILLIAM GOSSAGE SONS LIMITED. b rj entail in Kim'.-.nw J Rs Terms Ala carte, or Inclusive •c'O^* GRILL RI ROPB" ROOM ORCHWTM PtAli S K%^ NIGHTLI
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      114 1 LATEST ADVRTISEMENI 9 Y.M.t i. 1 Dap re B Par B. Little and Co f or v H I A. Whiteawa ti Pagi I small remii B-A.T 11. 1 thelm and Co 1 11...I 1 6. ies beautiful Ril Dud Pa^t- 11. B Ige Road Vsran tn t for good
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      23 1 TYRES TYRES 81(i Sid v;-, x <12 32 s;2 ,vk<) x llio Si.y ll |;k> M .*»d Cash With Orders. IRVING JONES (U
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      70 1 T!!K WFKK. B| i).m. R. I. homeward mail d< Yoluntje! i.m. tre, 9.30 p.m. Ti Kta> Hiph Wai :>».35 p.m. tion, Nind Home, 5 p.m. p B p.m. Madeline l: P-m. f Hijrh V. n.m. re, 9.30 p.m. SMavi i ieta. Eig w a.m. n IVnan^r Race.-. H. 1. .t.v.ird
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    THE DELICIOUS DURIAN.
    396 2 1 ratt-llv's la. I r:/« i > Vi;, ,v .:u -h;.' villages have been extern) > in ->t possess single tree which bears one of the queer things deser I Mr. Charles Mayer, the famous wild U .per. in Ju.ijrle Bea> e Captured (Heinenarr The fn. "iwb
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    PRESS MORE IMPERIAL THAN PARLIAMENTS.
    248 2 PRESS MORE IMPERIAL THAN PARLIAMENTS. I lir .j Hi :ha Kmpire"- Ne* paper*. e annua London dist: of the Institute of Journalists in I I. ••:.>:" tfc v .v. HI JNpMriM l > Parliaiv.,;. Mr. Frederick Pe (thi president of 1 dog on Sir Evelyn I 's bill, said they
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      217 2 IPANA TOOTH PASTE HEALS BLEEDING GUMS. Of All Chemists. \(,KN IS: MEDICAL HALL LTD. 28 Katterv Road. SINGAPORE. THE HAPPY VALLEY LTD. N)-NIGHT TO-NIGHT M THE MERRY OPEK A COMPANY. AVAN(i PEK |SE Etc. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Bsndaj. Thanaktchimi Vilasa Sabah i1 lial T l i ;t! '"Mipary VICTORIA^
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      272 2 COMING THE A (Jeiman Screen Adaptation of German} \s National Lej;eiul> j A Marvellous Cinema Achievement in two EpochsSIEGFRIED. VENGEANCE of KRIMHILDE. Watch for Further Announcement?! SOLE DISTRIBUTOR FOR S.S.— F.M.S.— SIAM R. M. DONATI, Ii 18G ORCHARD ROAD. ii Tel 903 PALLADIUM THEATRE OrM Road FOR SEVEN NIGHTS. (From
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      274 2 Alhambra. I roin Wednesday. 7th January \u M !2th .laaMary. In the Spc-omi SI "p n TOPICAL BUDGET Bril ish S< '> CROWS AND SCARECROWS 3 Reel F »> CUU I iEM kf] E PRESEN -4 THE CLEAN U^ in i I:- •Tl I•• an L T j a w
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    HOW THE PICTURE FAKER WORKS.
    455 3 < E«xpei I>• r; i v ai I if fakini mHasi p.- r< exploited fitly on a ery iurgu I ui old n ;.-t( ai > tm ,>■ Americans, tot te trail exceedingly locrath There are m ira I th roughlj i a ganii ed
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    94 3 The M« Ti:i:t- if] r; the GovenorGeaera] the Philippines it saying tha f enoed Chines* h n ma] shortly i>* ■:,-r *;if i nine- tr» work n .r MaJanpa? mi? of the National Coal > i'*:.\. \}.f .M;/.aru;i- mint- is i:i MMI btttcr shape t;:* 1 before, he itle\ wad
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      486 3 S I C f^ F that thousands of I Uo you know bMsha^< I constitutions g R undermined, il not ruined, by having milk IS B from Tubercular cows K How is a mother to know that her baby 1| is safe from this risk. Better not to run the
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      443 3 WHITEAWAYS Black Glace kid Beaded Tab Sandal o Shoe.. Pointed vamp, Loui< h^ls. 'Jg M > Kill 2 B\K MKH <• i i narrow vamp with runaniental l_*_l i l t A f*m c-omfortable shoe ,n Btnng •>. I re- All sixes in stock. Price $23.50 per Pair. Price .52.5.50
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    WHEN A CAR CATCHES FIRE.
    247 4 Example from Airplanes. Aniony various msts reported t -alt ifStuhsg bnrnt-out car>. there in hid il ■ii itetsd thai tin \vw\ "switched off" (his (gniti nj) bet hi jun i sad ihandonod Um rehide to ite U it he hoped to gaii UMreby— if Um
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    FINES FOR INEBRIATION.
    106 4 MAn ,i r deal] h num- f easai ear 1 i i mi mrt in paw f Si C fßki I Eol WB-; t pnlatioi bonouri sboni erealy with dnmki ia the di and v< hea i the peri i >'i: .-i!:^ int. xn^ajJTii:' 'inpted t drive
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    69 4 r Chinese fentleman from Singapore flt--1 :t y visited the Wolaeley Motor Works r- A. i«>y Park, Birmingham. In the course of conversation he said that his father purchased the first Wolsetey take.: into Malaya. "He bought a 7 h.D, Wolsr-!-y two-cylinder horizontal when he fame i ver for King
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    MIXED FUELS.
    379 4 T eapei -fi itk §fa elul Be would T "t imagine that ;..v mot used anything bul mixed I'm i far row ing h> rohicki. a? t!u- ihottage at bea> has been their latest topic p-und the llreside. A- a matter of fact, the n:;. f motor vehicle.-
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    76 4 1:1«' of exhausts disturbc i till peaceful silence of tin* Appeafatea, rich in Hie, Mtics of the Praneiscaa monks, whw,. at the end of Xovenibei, the Auto-Mot Club of Perugia organised its 14 mile il] climb to the lop of the steagara pass A rale of wind blowing down the
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      89 4 BUY NOW BUT BUY RIGHT BUY 1 Nk if —y^ Ihl j| 'jii! I !'P Jl^~ ::^sSS9m 77ffi "GOOD 7 MAXWELL AND SATISFACTION. TOURING. SPORTS TOURING. $562.50 Deposit. $625.00 Deposit. $178.87 Per month for ten months. $198.75 Per month for ten months. YOUR OLD CAR TAKEN IN PART EXCHANGE. BORNEO
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      82 4 What about the High Cost of Haulage The most satisfactory answer to this important question iThe FORD 1»- on True! Costs little, is Economical to run. and what i- moi IT T.ETS THERE EVERY TIME CHASSIv PUCI $1,150 Price on request ol Standard Body to suit your business. Wearne Bros.
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    MOTOR NEWS ITEMS.
    493 5 great ha» been the interest provided ef annual motor exhibitions eat Britain for motorists at home re apt to overlook the fact car we have had a fire months' motor lion at Wembley. In a sense, some there have been far more interesting dies than any to
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    MOTOR SHIPBUILDING IN GERMANY.
    344 5 I-*- "> ri -s easii\ ,ur most :> n etlt. the motor shipbuild■s. '•:•:<:;. (the tonna.ee under construc- ur:t is T*> per cent, of the bein* buil* I sited ITf hof in;. 1 :-;,portance to •and th* situation hi G any, more particularly as -> vM
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    140 5 Mcr.r^-. to the Motorist," i- the titlt of an admirably writto and at educed ittustratsd k v.r:. fa U B happy const. ihat mil of Jfitatjana with a estaJagM nud price i scheme :^sut'll by a firm, one of whose i», equipped with i nper-cfcearsjer, ured the huur record bv
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    NEW TYPE OF TRAMCAR.
    340 5 Automatic Doors and No Conductor. A Mi type of tranicai i< to bv put into service on the London United Tramway ro»|Ml|J*l Hanwt-H and rsrentt\>r<l loute. I: if 'ht tirst a I>atch of rtvt HOW beinf constructed by the company, I; si single-deck type and is
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    G. E. CO'S LATEST INVENTION.
    268 5 Campaign Against \ccidents. In L895, thirty years |gOi theft were i faßi three hundred roistered motor cms in the United Stat >. In i'JL'2 there were mon than twelve million, U increase of impressive proportions. These ripures have just, been compiled in survey of the
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      121 5 •v.v.ViViViVA^'AV.W ■■■■■■■■■■■•■> .V.V.W. VW.W.VAV.W.'.WMW.VWWWrtW I THE GRAY CAR^ j price for S^^'-' 1.750 »1S -Ifi Hi tf' > FOR WIRE V*"^?*tl mfW+TZ umi^BSi miiinnwSiMWf /^HS^S Ij; Aacrici's Mcst Efficient an^ Popular Car. I i!i:: WOtLM CM 141 ÜB> OU Mil; BCONOin (S8 milfs 'I red with Bosch magneto and lipr
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      174 5 yiMMM«M» > n»»niii 1J t i........ M M......^..... linnnnnttnnniiiuuuuuuuuuuuuMWiUMl Morris Gars 1925 MODELS BEST TO BUY BEST TO KEEP BEST TO RIDE LN. I i Comfort Econ my 1 a I 4Seater Morris Cowley complete j! I $2,175 Particulars from I MALAYAN MOTORS I 209-212 Orchard Road, SINGAPORE j PIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
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    MUSSOLINI'S LAST SUPPORT.
    545 6 KKAi: OF WHAT MAY COMB.' Pleft-BCO, Novemlier. A wording to the "Gioraale d'ltalia." Mu.ssoliii made dean bvoasl of the situation hef w tin- recent Grand Fascist Comcil and told then tutrffhi that the n#stsjkei i.i't! he and they hat! mack had estranged a larjre section <\ public
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    NEW MALACCA MARKET.
    132 6 "> doable i i < form of a n v «.< to bosii eereaiony whatlomin? of Jan. the land lying betn ulu and K- *> p Roads, v ca. it tl Kai <i:u I -v tia Sll xo ;>: -i fjth build tag pable hands of Mosars.
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    REMARKABLE SURGICAL FEAT.
    126 6 Penholder K-.tt.uled from I.urm. A *k Iful op n tion wmm pcrfonnd -it the Hoi hi Piddle Hospital mi Doeember 5, win i; i >t <-! penholder wmm extracted, with- it affen effects t.» th patient, fix.ru the long f Terence Hudson, flight jrean old, by tin
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    SENDING PHOTOGRAPHS BY WIRELESS.
    673 6 SUCCESSFUL TEST OF NBW METHOD. London, Nov. 30. Foi- the ftjat time, thi.- afternoon photoI graphs wi-ic roccciirfnily transmitted l>y wink-- front London to New Y< :k, a [distance of about 3,500 milw Tin trans* i::i<si"ii ti nk place ErOU Radi ffi t: I Marconi tahm
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    58 6 Councillor Apph-t.y, dMirmaa of the Birmingham Municipal Bank, Md the City Council that the progress of their bank had been rem«rkal>!,'. Sime iL< establishment in September. 1910, fourteen Billion pounds had been handled. The numU-r of transactions was 2,750,000, and the amount •tandinp to the credit of depositors wa» five
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      193 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. i i gsw^Bßßßswi VALL K in cigarettes depends on the amount oi enjoyment you jet from the amount \ou spend. Tr\ L
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      175 6 %4 A Triumph m\ 1 DUNCAN, t! J^' K/^A\ of the first prii <: EM .^tddof Pwenl i bj ComVy^"- petki ain wkk h I <-re DUNCAN were over 52,00' h-i m i MC Foodl f\jr Infants These foods ar«- socciall;,- marrifactured for infant feeding, H long exnenene- prov< >.
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    BAQNQUET TO MR. AND MRS. F. G. PENNY.
    1211 7 \<>^ \HV\ I MBl K I<> KINGSTON'S M.P. I niqu. md hr 'ant Social Function. 1 f the moot bi I meUei i 1 1 Id 1 Kingston ir> n pjana I el place at K< nn the night of Pe< nrt
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    THE ALLIES' NOTE.
    354 7 GERMAN EVASIONS. ANOTHER JUNKER GENERAL STAFF. Bi ster*! Bt ivx'c.i Htrlin, Jan. rh< identk note of the Allies on th ȟb.'vt of the evacuation of Cologne was pre-1--ri r to-day fi pointl Ottfl 'hat the Alii' uai- d proof that GVMB| luu to it fulfill* !ind 1
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    FRENCH WAR-DEBTS.
    149 7 Washington. Jan. M Bughei has Ism ttt It M Mel- 1 bV i w tar; for Ism Iti ssurj foi hii ''personal iad private infi nml '■> Ib< encl si dehl orandu ,vl let j< u: '■"> ?BW Oi BCttk BM Bi moratcrivin w :i; [>;.;. m-ir- i
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    MAILED FIST IN ITALY.
    241 7 STRIKING RESULTS. SMASHING THE OPPO6ITK >. [Renter*! Service.] Rome, Jan. 5. Thi- Government kai deerood the disbandmetri of the Italia Libers ex-service men'i party hviuU Iby General r pin< Garibaldi en •}.< ground of Its alleged si me\ tuti<;..i and seditious programme. The disbandmeni ii being
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    SEQUEL TO WAR SEIZURE.
    109 7 V, iisii.nir^'in. Jan. '[''.<■ Supreme I mm bni uelered the proper t> ui Behn, Aieyei an 1 C-.m\] (Pb i>iru < to be returned t ;> owners. The i .i»i iiy wai 1 1 Ized i hn r time on thej ground tha* tho ir»aj« i"t,
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    FAR EAST IN PARLIAMENT.
    478 7 King, during 1 the course v.- ti q i the 1 hroiw delh <■>• in Qonoi of Lord wh n Pariiameni re* I n«d ofl dee. Wa i ild: Hy Gma I propose accordano wWi the reei Inti n i ton to sod aitl laa ab
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    124 7 1 i; n royal visitor o japan inadw rT( i,lv i.-:> tbo rule i rohibiting th<> taking of hot( i i in tne fortified tones shoo] I ti ri ri' overiooked i+ of p< lite regard i r Um fWtor'i nu of siioiild the law enforced writhont respoH penults* According
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      436 7 P^NFSS CARD^ I r >.■ ,u- r.i mj t r i m f n t > I t d in. North Bridge Bond. S v^SACirTAND MANK IRK Mi^sadawo^!; B M \\!l IC VK. ve B tae accepted brand m mansior i and hotels where highest quality ifd. Obtaiaable from: JOHN
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      562 7 GOVERNMENT EVENING CLASSES AT RAFFLES INSTITI TIO\. TIME I \i;i Rhorthsad Pegisam-a. Monday I— p.m. S bubi do. Elementary. Monday 1 do. tnloiamlliti Mondaj I- t I do. Advance}. Monda ':>■. Typing Beginni re, Ifa daj i Eknseatai A" Iwasdaj :> Fridaj do. "B" Wednesday 5 B berme< ate. Wednesday
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      238 7 NOTICES. MIMCIPAL NOTK K. •*i B«ri li «gi 1..,:, Ii i k-.-u Ayer to tn,t v elect ncity services laid or repair* to services \s,.» t'.< missioners reserve the right to rethese Roadt to be opened for any of i purposes during a period sot v\ \.A':>n. 'tfice, Sinpapore 6th
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  • SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.
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      Germany's Bad Faith.
      400 8 The Inter-Allied report regarding Germany's non-compliance with treaty provisions and the question of the evacuation of Cologne, is admittedly disappointing. Germany is a,pparentUy playing the old double £ame of protesting her innocence and carrying on her deceits. It is not to be assumed that the report would
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      Fascismo at Fault.
      370 8 As far as we can judge by the news up to the present the determined character of Mussolini's coup d'etat, for that is what in reality it amounts to, has taken the Opposition by surprise. When it is looked at calmly it is the institution of an
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    458 8 Mr. A. K Baddeley is returning fi home by the Macedonia, leaving London Mb 1- -.27 Th< resignation I <"a; LR.DI Gi kfatr, oi hi- coMmission in the -J bore Votaul i Rifles has sen ao pied. Mr. R. Halloran Brown h is severed hi* eniiru'Ction with King's < lege,
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    197 8 An Imperial Happ) Kwr.i (By Court es; N i Nk-hi Sh.-r. Toki«« Jan "> Th. r.iiiMur that H I M Princess has ■•■■l w> tru,-. Mi- BMaa I vhief aatar <•:' the ltd Out Society has beta appoint i ladj v litii tr 1 Royal Weddinc The wt.KliMu
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    PROPOSED IRISH ASSOCIATION.
    55 8 I i AtfOCiai S -:!'•■> nee ting will be hd V m. h. oft M ii iia\ -1.. i' 1 ■P •i« I- IM solution foundirtr The Iv l A ru ,r?i ■1 -angements Ear >•. Patrick's Day ration. <1 ladies and n fHaciponr a -.i f
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    MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
    78 8 Th- :"..'l.« •--.i!u i.-:ioi ;i 2mi: Partial -r r mrM peons in the \>. les Dept. .>:■ i»i ,vide«l w\\ Vlui t-ipal Quar-T.j- shall gtWWI an allowa: of a nioMth ::i* ar-' available. Appr.)\ I A---;:, motor l':ii l-vn ]i -:>.,••,.-, Vfhit le.- Dfp:. Contirnn-o! (Jei'i-ion the B
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    FLASH LIGHTS.
    32 8 The W.i lelii Victor i Trvai >i 'ijJ 1' tfcl pi- _i.- H I v ceived i, founds -rat, s. Ea, kmm Of pil ffranu eis pro being "Plan P
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    155 8 Dt Fon-si i! or*. F.M.S.. ha- ii-t :t!'.t<i fi-..-- duty leave in Ki. ?la I and the LTn >\ Mr. I K :•<-: Htiah j •it'.i. thi n M... .">!■«• > ng-, t sh »rt Mr. H. A. H :1> irnvt-.: ftmm Ei iu I for tfct Departnfent ha- taken
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    THE LATE MR. COWDY.
    97 8 I Kim IF- In v,j V(; 1 I IN*. J. r M'. Cowdj u,.., I— i^J naa H Baaflaaßv taa hm§ sion«r t the Chief Secretary Fjfjj BW4 re, ai^ter and brother o f 1 n I bearer* at the funeral J ■mtiag the Chief Secretary.)
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    UNKNOWN
    380 8 Touching NIMM we-e r hit Mr. Cowdy at the KuaU U Bvnmne Court on Monday vfa_ Justios Sproule and Mr. Jan*** Manby sat togeti. I H Jurtice Sproule «a:4 tkat tan l> r; Messrs Locati and Rosb. Later a* h ed with Mr. Jones ia tfce tna o and
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      148 8 •THE CONNOISSEUR COMES TO CALDBECK'S" Srven £ucos 80/s Amsterdam Sole Agents: Caldbeck, Macgregor 8 Company, Ltd. (Incorporated in Shansrhai.) l"» Robinson Road. Telephone No. 228. NEW SHIPMENT. ORANGES, APPLES, RED AM) WHITE GRAPES, GRAPE FRUIT. CABBAGES, CAULIFLOWERS, CELERY. CARROTS, BEETROOT. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO.. LTD. i. r the > >
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      23 8 WK HAVK HEADY STOCKS OF Champagne Merrier (extra dry) Anjou Sparkling Wines Burgundy Wines Bordeaux Wines DIPIRE BROTHERS. BLACK WHITE i i WHISKY
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    ITALY IN THE PRESS.
    131 9 SSOLINTS DESPERATE MOVE. <»M. i.KOKI.K's I I \< h [Renter's Snnc London. Jan. H. The situation in Italy is attracting conhere. The 1 tpera in their i-r the conduct of a i, Joyd George, at the National Liberal nfiy attacked Fascism, and i that repression, inttmidatioa,
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    STEAM'S DAY DECLINING.
    65 9 [Renter's Service.] stained development in motorshipa rccoided in Lloyd's quarterly register. the world's Ml :v.'4.000 tttjpia* fitted with internal m es. compared with 1,531,000 Scandinavia and Holland are buildia* 477.000 teas of motorchips, emnj*ml with only 143,000 tons of i. yards on Dec. 31st had under coni
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    DEATH OF BARONESS HEYKING.
    27 9 [Renter's Service.] fU-m. J h death has occurred of Baroness I iiabeth Von Hcyking, wile of the r A Germaa Minister to China.
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    A GERMAN BLUFF.
    79 9 [Havas. Service.] I'.ir .l.i retards the decision of the fnaan metallvrircal exports not to reto Paris on Jan. Bth contr their m, together with the fact that nas not yet replied to tht K*«oials «w a modus vivendi, as a mere Mitica! manoeuvre to pot pressure on
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    TEN YEARS FOR POISONER.
    28 9 [Aneta Service.) \N ?l?f reden, Jan. K. owt has senter-, IMmV f who to poison Governor Hens of Atjeh. to lten I'****' ii|W JUMMiL
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    KAJANG COFFEE-SHOP MELEE.
    109 9 «oction with the arrest of mm <*« at Kajanff on Boxing I» i Uoyd wms assisted in captur *o F«riniw blmiliii, one of mptiy on information he had v «d of Ike arrival and location o- tfcl «w Inspector Uoyd sot a number out and surrounded the
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    46 9 cSZL-ZHFS-.*!*" Stdty for Promoting t :'.-ll»24 .1 1* tW work dor. alia Of the Far -v Bishop n Sin*a- renewal of lir -i,, N kf f *?k k. v. here uSUr'Sr r Thomas' i v general S.P.r.K n Det" 2, a 5 ■•■f Mission -Tai! >.- „,entv
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    THE OPIUM CONFERENCE.
    141 9 CABINET MINISTER ATTENDS. INDIA MAI KiNK.h r R. uter'? S.-rv. London, Jan. H. V I the Mancb-strr (Juardian. 1 ivr is likely t<» added to tht# K»':ti g ition to the Opium Con- <- ■i. h I will resume on Isj It, < ul.ii yesterday > invo«v..
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    THE FINANCE CONFERENCE.
    40 9 I mmft B r .< London. Jan. h. r Sir Otto NuMiu-ycr. ■>• K nai h;i\ U- ft f<«i Paris Al'.iwl rinaruo I-. A •>j l)t> will not figure ■■;>•' dwarf i-verythinir I 1 i a ht ..i.*.t!i--v ii scussed.
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    GERMANY INDIGNANT.
    58 9 [Rv.;- irt B Km.] i Berlin, Jan. K. v has evoked a chor M:t:-\"- < note seriou :is which was ntly revivinff. Die Tasjeblatt, says t' G atteiupJ subject tv lions of pi I »reijn domit- r The monarchist Kna Z itunir -ays the lati th it iin
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    WAR DEBT DISPUTES.
    111 9 Rewfe Bttyfci Washington. Jan. K. FL-I Britain"- contention that the full amount Anu-riia'-. war claims n-runst i,•■■■ .i r...t i■• char ■iM against iv.ruir > ;..iy;il)l l.y Germany undvr i'.vA- pi;,:,. Mr. Hutrhe- reaffirms the Administration's pn vious attitude that A. rirai claims were entitled to equal
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    THE FRENCH DEBT.
    27 9 Reuti i Service.] Washington, Jan. H. Trras Mr. Mellon, states the [•rei ■hi nark- n<> new step •(I.'. a fundin«r settled"! v with France.
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    MALARIA PLAGUE AT SOURABAYA.
    45 9 [Ane!a Servi-"-.] eltevreden, Jan. B. The -uiidei malari:; epidemic in the Sourabuya district uu.i Kedamoan has a.ised i thousand death-. The plapue in the neiirbr*. jrhood of Sinoardjo QfflMk '•■>{ i) n easi: 5 have ;>('»•(! taken. [Earlier cablft* ipj>ear or', page 7.'
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    66 9 In response to a request made in thf House of Common- by Mr. C. Pilcher, that he would publish the proceedings of the Oawnpore Bolshevist conspiracy case, Eari Winterton stated that Lord Birkt-nhead had decided to present the judgment of the Hisrn i'i»ur» of Appeal, which clearly described the important
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    IN THE COURTS.
    671 9 < "HINATOWN MIKDEK. S civ: Society Activities. Ar.otiH-r ieriou.s crime, which seems to indicate the renewed activities of the Sin r^' ■•eret lociety, was committed I during Monday evening in the Chinatown di«trict. Information reached the Central Poliee Station at about o'clock, but when the poliee arrived
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      TEMPEST IN GREAT BRITAIN.
      706 9 Shi. [>r«a]( \r»'.v Moorings. London, Dec. 27. A tempest of' exceptional violence has iwewj over the li'iM h Isles, causing nrncli Hamatre on land and -ea. All the flying services have been suspendI the Channel boatl which ventured to leave Folkestone were immediately tm e] t
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      DETAILS OF AEROPLANE CRASH.
      212 9 I.eafield. Dec. 27. Tht- greatest air disaster which has hapoeneii line* the inauguration <>f organised civil aviation :ri this country occurred on Christnai Eve, when eight person! (tlie pilot and .-ever iwssensrersi lost their lives. Tne machii:< involved \va- an Imperial Airways liner. D. H. .S4.
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      SORROW AT DEATH OF LENIN.
      53 9 Calcutta, Dec. 29. Af the A'.i-ltHiia Cougresl yesterday, a resolution was move<l expre?,sing SOROW at i tile daata of Lenin. J The mover <a Bombay delegate) tail that Lenin had been :i Friend of the work- I ing classes in Russia. The resolution was opposed
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      "SICK OF PLATFORM ORATORY."
      136 9 Calcutta, Dec. 30. Nawab N'asirul Mamelek. the prominent Mahomedan leader, speaking at a confer j BSJCe of the Muslims of Bengal in Calcutta, said: "Acts, not words, \ve want. We are sick and weary of platform oratjry, of pleasant assurances, and cf splendid promises. We an'
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      108 9 IDEAL FOR WASHING FROCKS U CHILDREN'S WEAR DURO wmnssuuumm^ X \aj {J f^ INv WII)E TfVAOt N"AC}K Fabrics-durable ,J!'l (^.absolutely fadeless ZEIHYRS -> u tv v u^^^i m^tW w I \II r K N n /^~*\^<S coloi k> *}p*r~4 VSHINCi IN CHECKS, STRIPES SELF COLOURS OF MAI'VE. HI I E.
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      485 10 STEAMER SAILINGS Ellerman Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND.) ELLEiAJr~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 TOKIO due Jan. 28 a.s. CITY OF CHESTER due Feb. 26 s.s. CITY OF PEKIN due
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      539 10 STEAMER SAILINGS P O BRITISH INDIA ANI» APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England). MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. o PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's (kA'ernir.ent). o OUTWARDS FROM LONDON. HOMEWARDS. For China and Japan. For Marseilles, Lcri n &~c
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    THE NEW CADET POLICY.
    608 11 IKVIMN A Patriotic *-rrr. of new retafatiM* governing 2^ B an d administration of Ter- 9CTWS QIAW M^^^B* I he »lt*r*d tmmfcmM QMW am I th^ I >•, i i-i rrt-s-I -t* Tvmtm. I Great War a speci.i I trial D rtd I I r General
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    ROTOR-SHIP'S TRIP OFF KIEL.
    458 11 AN ITNCANNY SIGHT. Stead> (,!idc Through The Water. Kiel. Nov. 2ti. 'i".'-.J;i> trial trip of the Flettner rotorbtsjl Huckai; look phuc in rather unfavour-c-<rul;t'ons. There was a heavy mist, r:i and pry lit t wi? sn thai all round efficiency of the v s?€l was not
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    GUN-RUNNING CASE.
    47 11 < ap! I irmin !Iflta-eH i r< m -u M Captain I Gee has been in Makktone IV N vember 3nl. in coi i Kins'-" Hen iKiiin who w*v- M injr boa was engaged to take I that if 1 asked I I here whom pena
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    ACCIDENT TO SIR GILBERT PARKER.
    61 11 K:' -i !> mi h. Vik< n (South arolina), No\. 27. Parker. 1 list, w k.> I b\ motorcar in or. I Hm business streets :r:i. th it h n 'ived t thai IM i ■ur Mi< Cashn ore, also ruis< wh« i! w:»s Sh<
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      675 11 A NOVEL COMPETITION PRIZES I +\J\J\J PRIZES NO ENTRANCE FEES. M 1 Prize of $500 $500 W H 2 Prizes of $100 each 200 S 4 Prizes of $25 100 g H 20 Prizes of $10 200 W $1,000 H British-American Tobacco Company, (Straits) Ltd Importers of "GOLDEN SPECIALS" the
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    CAN WE REACH THE MOON?
    549 12 (By Arthur McAndn r.) Historians of the bnnaa family wi \h>remote future may divide the >• ,i v g| huJ man pregresi into two gnat eras: thr I planetary and inter-planetary. In other words into the era when mankind wwolt only on Mother Earth, and
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    91 12 The King has approved the sppeintaaesrt of Mr. Charles Henry Harptr. CMXL, 0.8.E.. as Governor i f St. Helena, in succeaeion to the late Lieut. Colonel Robert Francis Peel. Mr. C. H. Harper, «BM in his youth played Huirby ffffftfrali leff Devea, Oxford, and England, fs4ne4 the Gall CtMl Civil
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      685 12 Burns Philp Line (Incorporated in Australia.) FOR SYDNEY, MELBOURNE, via JAVA, DARWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND AND BRISBANE Re-jlar mom iy filings by the well-known sleamer MARELLA (7,375 tons) and MONTORO (.">,00(, tons.) Th- .s. MARELLA is the largest and finest steamer trading to Australia. Cabins 4% Lu^ single berth cabins, swimming
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      169 12 GLEN LINE (Incorporated in England.) For LONDON Fare $642.86. M.V. GLENTARA Th above motor vessel, expected to sa ftbovl .J;.miury 12 1^ t ha- esceUeni bcqi buboI dation for first-class passengers. For full particulars, apply BOUSTEAD CO., LTD., (Incorporated in F.M.S.) Agents. Telephone 3121. INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LTD. (Incorporated
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      362 12 v r j f^ Quick— I Thorough! W THE SPB A- THAI A' fe. -**-M" r cdyckaaand germ P rool [4<^^ Insects Cannot i Exist where >> B -pi^ LOTOL is used I Lspn,^ about the ho« I i 7**' i V" y I haa a vary pleasant HfnaliiM g/
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      697 12 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Bangkok KittM H tJBL Khii Bflliton, Batavia, Cheribon, TegaJ, Pekalowgan and SamaRJUBg Van L-.tn.sberg a.m. Saba and Djambi T h Lam 9 a.m. Kanmon Scon Lee a.m. Cncob and Binuit Hon^ Cheang a.m Cucob and Pontian Hong Soon 9 a.m. Puiau Soegi Sultana 9 a.m. Tongkali Moeara-Saba
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      483 13 r STEAMER SAILINGS |0. S. K. Line. I .filiation^ Steamers. Arr. Dept. Ar r: -,v, in ,l V,i I 188. I Jar;. Saa Frmaciaeo, Par i- a Ha.iv Maru from Koln- fc, H L— fcan. Cape Tawa, Bio, Saatos and Baenos Aires I Manila Maru J a J an 8
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      401 13 STEAMER SAILINGS JHSji Round-the-World PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE 38 Days to BOSTON 41 Days to NEW YORK OH IHRNFKS 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 Singapore in
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      687 13 I STEAMER SAILINGS AMERICAN FAR EAST LINE. j OF^RATKD ftm UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD 1 i BY STRUTHER AND BARRi. MANAGING OPERATORS singaporf: to los angeleb and i san francisco. I U.S.S.B. WEST PBOSPBCT Ir f U.S.S.B. WEST CARMONA j U.S.S.B. WEST CAJOOT M and subsequent steamers approximately 30 da>>
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    CORNICHE DES MAURES.
    857 14 AN I M-XPLOITEI) COAST. A wint.'iV sojourn on the Riviera is I ilmod nr, -<;ssity for m Duiny of fortune's fav< nritei thai the Cajpotu imtnti alomr the Cott- d'Am are crowded from January rill April. jM there remaini an entirely lunexploitod region, I haven for ÜboM
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    MAN'S FALL INTO RED-HOT FIRNACE.
    68 14 Berlin, Nov. 30. Workmen in a factory at Lubeck who were engaged in shovelling 1 coal into an (normous red-hot furnace suddenly noticed that one of their number was missing. A. ■Midi revealed that the unfortunate man. evidently overcome by the heat, had fallen into
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    MEETING A BEAR.
    835 14 ADVENTURE IN THE HILLS. You may meet anything in the hiiN: ;i,;i: i. tlit 1 beauty <>f therm Where the path gets narrow you hear the sharp encUs of branches overhead, and in rhododendron time a shower of red IK-Lals stains the ground at your feet. That
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    45 14 A Hankow message wt Dec. 4th. tfafew: *u I'ei-fuV followers have blown up the Hankow-Peking railway I, ridge over the Yellow River, the longest in China Wu has now arrived at Sin Yan«? (how and states that he intends to retire and rest there indefinitely.
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    INDIA'S MINERAL WEALTH.
    544 14 "GRUBSTAKING" FOK V»l M, MEN. Training S< hoolv. Bpeakinc al v taJT Clafc 1 29th., on th« i > I I Mining in 1"- 1- > jn<].:. bad >. :nibcr «f a the wi rld's hi-.- 1. Th«-t' .vt-r. raphite. k.ryt; (•ai:xi 1 Dofwataai iapeaita. Iron ore
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      369 14 WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE For Coughs, Colds and Internal Troubles j^--' SAFE, SURE, ALWAYS t| MM I A j^C^ff^^ H > not suffer from cram]) 1 ):t'J CURES .1 1 Wn pin n m nonce, rili x >' ain ta th sU m;ich k'l^-hcolk:. when (hamn</rkuns olic and PS^*JI BILKHJS
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      202 14 t 5 1 I J J talMHi 1t. ..n ,tv nr#s«*: it,.. I 1.. c THROAT ■or ied membrane ■nd healed; from the bron made easy; and that Asaa* o*l soreness eai Peps keep trouble off the h CHEST ard the most trying tempeoxJ can he faced without f ear
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    EXCHANGE.
    49 15 Baal ■> i 4 JJar.i <i ■•ra-d Private evaiiti I i N'ew York, dcnian.l Credits 90 days Franco, demand Ir.dia. T. i j:,; Hoi demand VnMiiuniiii, demand Java, demand 1.>7 Baagl i iaaai i 1§ Sovereign, Bank Buying J^.jl Bank of England Kate 4 p.c B• B L'-:.<ion .'.2
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    ERASER & CO., EXCHANGE 4ND SHARE BROKERS.
    496 15 ERASER CO., EXCHANGE 4ND SHARE BROKERS. WttDAT, J.\\. icfc. .f thfsh;;n^tir; h;tr he:S3 t yalue Marked.] 5 U:i-"" tSl °^enviso MIMXG. lliKan f'a,: d. -;;^yer. Sellers Hitam Tin JJ. '>7 K. Kamwitliit (la,, M -s g-J; LgmpurTin 21s Id »JJ Kuchei Prefs. (si) J} I :i ffui in ($5) J}
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    PRODUCE.
    171 15 January I, Tin 200 TonQ bMm |fj| Pepp.-r Whin- •'..On PeppiT Black __M)0 Fh:ke Tapioca lif hm! M Copra 1j.f.0 1 iried 13.00 Opium. Beruirvs unt. 4.000 Ha I. Mg H I < bftl Mark r...- f()ld) Rice, Liang Hin Chan Mark New) Rice. Siam old Xo. 1 330
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    29 15 Singapore. .lan li. I_' noon. Sheet B I 65 -v, r, Man Mil 65; Apri e S3 I Q ••tation Sheet la W tak.
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    ROSE MACPHAIL & CO'S REPORT.
    125 15 ROSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. I i Macph;>il Sin^apori Jan. 1 I m, n ■im ti B& Id h rubber i ti >f the mar qntries are mainlj confii 11 toi :u <i indusi i Wfaiiaj. !';<;. n| i\. I 'ai made €6 •>■ v hict i ar .f<-ha;is arc mwted
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      PHASER'S REPORT.
      49 15 Kubber.—l.< 7.1. I at 1-;:'.,:>. A sharp decline in the price of ttrtihit iiM.i ,j K IP tn v i "I-.:, 18a. 6d. H tarn- and Ma.nl.a i. Plai f Kr.< ff. 1.12',. So ,i I :t: I f. Industrials—! iders at 25.90, Robinaot si ips 2',").
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      MACPHAIL CO. LTD'S REPORT.
      76 15 I in— l, Tin.— L, :;.i i>i Rublifr>.— Wt-ak, MininK.-^lohMs have i K• K. i.. Tin> a1 l'l> :i,i y. I.HI LIT). V k;. p 1 1 .in., I'. LM. Rah;i ai llj ivirs at l.fi at ;i 1 »;> T< ik 1 M.- l.c i
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      LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
      77 15 SinffapoM-. Jai «> I in.— i-JM i J > Kuhlier.— l> T: h affected the rubber share market ■rhen business is difllcult wr I and quotations marked down sin. high price of the metal hi em is pa imp; klinins- K :!i business at Line. K
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      JACKS' METAL REPORT.
      208 15 London. Dec. M..rke.v i what, but i nl> Ml in f the annu:: ap;" .lidayg. The general tone, year is very promising troubles both here and abroad do not mat OPIMT. hut the standard market here has the influence to some extent of nervous a I is
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    12 15 Stratt'oni hu>»>aii(i. w.f. n i... ■-i ition; -r. h ad i prosperity.
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      398 15 HM) Assurances in force over $17,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LlMlTED(lncorporated in Straits Settlements) HEAD OF! E:— Winchester House Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 82 OH Jewry, K.C. iJ'.-Hi deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act ■■;u»T, r IM.ANS OF ASSURAXCK.
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      418 15 HANKING. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. 'I- rat t-i I in Honffkonjr) H-ai Otr H.ingkonp. A•• i (^apital |50,000^W i fully paid up ?L>0.000,000 Fund: Sterlii e> t 4,500,000 Sir.- 125,500,000 ibility I'-. rietors $20,000,000 I OURT OF DIRECTORS. tt"- 1.. F atter Ksq.. Chairman. H P. Wh E> Deputy
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      534 15 BANKING. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AM) CHINA. Incorporated ir. England bf Koya! Charter. Paid up Capital in 600,000 skavsi £•> sadi £3,000,000 Btasm Fui:.: '.«'H),l>('o Reserve Liability i f Proprietor! 3.000,000 BEAD OFFICE, 88 Bish(>i>>LraU*. London. E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alet Star Banbarg E*ake| Ami lisa i Doll i
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      161 15 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A. I). 17: FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee Administration Bonds Singapore Representati'. 'S-)ie?s:\>, I3ARLOW (V Messrs. HARRISONS, BARK! R 8i Co., Lt 1. Branch Office 64, The Arcade, Collyer Quay. A GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
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    THE SECOND TEST.
    448 16 |< KLi" !;M.I\S id WKAif. MUU.eld- ...>,k! -land. [Reuter's S Mflb<»urne Jan. f The weather for t second test matrK fine but there was a eons ©If in the attendance, whic oachad 0(K). The p^ch. was be w«»ar M < < 1 kept the upper hand and
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    OPEN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    46 16 t tii, >.:.. I 1' amei t w hich will tak-. a< i- at New Veai -Jan. 24th. Jan th. and lai Jr'.th— on th< S.C.C. ground, •r >"»■ i! i that < ntri< for the vll iou^ eventa close at noon on January ut h
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    39 16 Man n daughter of Mr. Harold l'"^'-, British O»n*ul-Gemiral at M ik«tr: M p or j, r Ken r> 1 B< M i Shanghai Municipal l>llhl *w n of Sir r redrick Boui n« 1V 1 |*t .f 5mun.:,.,,.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1068 16 Mfl •<i his first real set--1 tiu-t \l. Froni >. of Manila. :>)'■ Happy \"a:i«y on Friday nighti ii Walley l< si >ne of the popularity ich h int 1 ving has w< n for him. [t wan fi >iu the second round onuntcis tl local boy was
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      SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET.
      83 16 .loci's Team Wins. [Renter's Service.] Durban, Jan. .">. Whin the South Africans resumed this ■Omißg the weather was fine but the wic- ket Wi's inclined to tx tricky owing to rain mi r the week-end. There was a moderate uttendanc- South Africa scored 200. Nesor being the
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      HOME LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
      237 16 Reutel S. rvicc. London. Jan. .">. The following bn the reeolti of BM>tchei played in the Pint Division of th- Scottish League to-day: Ahenlei-n H ihornians A ir.:nii'i;ia!i L\ Ha I niton A. Ayr (Jutted 4. Mortal Celtic T. Third Lanark <• MotherwHl -1. Fa!h >rk 1.
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      BRITISH TEAM TO TOUR NEW ZEALAND?
      99 16 London. \h-:. 2>. Replying 1 boast of the A Blm ka :-«ner given in LoajdOfl bf the i: Union, the Manny Dee u that the Into n Bal B '•<1 had been invitt d Bad a tt. BBJ •e,r<-• nt ng Gr< H Britaii
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      SCOTTISH TEAM TO MEET FRANCE.
      124 16 i \a, Dec Z& s lan I'a rag| i at Inverlei:-.. ESdil krarghi on January 24th. will be as fellows: Dryadafc I Hoi nians). VI 1 1 before 1 I i rsity), Macpher- d Grade (Chaal re) 1 S. Snuth (Oad I Ji a- *Hy).
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      FAMOUS STEEPLECHASER KILLED.
      125 16 Th" Horr Meets With an Accident. I '.it- pun ban !\-L'i(- to {•an that the buwMH v.i--;-. The Bow with fatal accident early this month* The Bore, whom the Prim* 1 of Wales was to ride ai ;i 'iuntti aftet Christauß, slipped up while going to til*
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      INTER-'VARSITY SKI RACE.
      33 16 London, Dec. 2>. Wengen. Oxford had an easy win. tec* Bring thr first live places in thi annual Oxford-Cambridge ski race <>;i thonaand feet deacent. The going was, fairly good.
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    RUGBY.
    546 16 RBLANGOR*B RBCKNT KTORV. Qeod Play by Three -Quarters. nbined team [Ton tin North w was beaten bf Selangot oa Satardey bf II j)oitits >> were riot such a poor nio>; people bad expeetad, kayi the Mala] Alaii. The individual work of BOHM ol Um Penang back a was disJnr-tly
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    HOME RUGBT RESULTS.
    226 16 [x>ndon. Dec. 24. il Acads. K< ath w, 0. M ante i lah r atg i >»ol Cardnt Hath r I.'.anelly 86. Wat- London, l)e< !'■>. Chriat I Daj rug^ei atel under the -j ices of the Northern Union resulted: Ban ISi Wigai H |hioU I Bradf
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    LADIES' GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    49 16 The -enii-h"na! rounds h tKi- eOMUMti tion were playe<l off yesteniav or; the Bukit Ti'vah eootse vHth the following n rait Mrs. Stevens heat Mis. .Julius I and 4. Mrs. Swindell beat Mrs. Boyd Anderson 4 and 3. The final will be played off next Tue-(iny.
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    11 16 Mar in Nottinghamshire: He assaulted BM liy stuiterinp in my face.
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