The Straits Times, 27 November 1923

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 27,416. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1923. PRICE 10 CENTS,
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      244 1 (Ir.cornorr.ti' 1 In Singapore) A T eip Shipment of Exquisite Designs in STEELING SILVERWARE Write or call for Special Catalogue llMwtHfl a fin? r:'n;.' V i3 mzzmmmsmm IIALL MARIiED SILVER CONDIMENT SKI M S Case of 3 pieces Trice SiO.OO 1 Cesc of 5 pieces Prica S nmniiiiimatftMMHH i IUB
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    STRAITS PLANTATIONS
    1084 2 Maintenance of Ten Per Cent Dividend. i The 24th ordinary general meeting of. the Straits Plantations, Limited, was held on October 29 at the registered' i office of the company, 1-4, Great Tower J Street, E.C., Mr. F. W. Chaine (chairman 1 if the company) presiding. Mr. E.
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      377 2 Do stay and have a cup of tea? In the Home Country, where they get their tea good, such an invitation would be irresistible. In this country you could no more tempt some people with tea than you could with warm water. Why Because they never get good tea, and
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      311 2 CUTICURA SOOTHES IRRITATIONS In the treatment of all skin irritations bathe freely with Cuticura Soap and hot water, dry gently, and apply Cuticura Ointment to the affected parts. Always include the exquisitely scented Cuticura Talcum in your toilet preparations. Smb U., Talna It. SI (Hntmrnt li Sd. ud 6d Sold
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      203 2 BURFORD S Prize No. 1 The Ideal Cleanser Unequalled in Quality Sold by all the LEADING DEALERS Sole Agents MeAltttor to., Ltd. HARELLI MAGNETOS ARE THE BEST All Types in Stock. COLONIAL MOTOR CO, SINGAPORE. AMBROSOLJ STOPPANI CO. SINGAPORE AND PENANG. f4-e~*-*-»-»»»-*-»>-»-»-»-*-»'*-*-»«-»'»-»»^-»«-»»»»-»-*-»»»*«»« Christmas Souvenir FROM SINGAPORE Just time to send
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    DIVINITY MADE TO ORDER.
    692 3 What In.nenuilv and Signal Flare Can Do. Some time ajro Mr, K. A. Mitihill Hedges returned from an extraordinarily interesting trip to Central America, and he is now telling the story of his adventure. Members of the Royal Anthropological Institute had the opportunity of listening to
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    MASSAGE TRIUMPHS.
    278 3 Claims for New Treatment Over Splints and Dressings. It is claimed by the members of th« Physico-Therapeutic staff of various hospitals that electrical treatment and massage reduces the convalescence period in the case of broken and fractured limbs by one to two-thirds of the usual time. Dr. J.
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    52 3 From Eva Falk, of the World's Bible College, Seattle, comes a demand to publish a little bunch \>t news (about half a column), of propaganda. Eva Falk adds, if you don't publish this, your business will be cursed and you shall not prosper." We'll risk it Eva, and rile the
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      405 3 JSTEAMER SAILINGS HUGO STINNES LINES (lasjeryotatad i» Germany) Kegslar Muutkly Freight Passenger Service. OUTWARD BOUND ii until img, Shanghai and Japan. EMIL KIRDORF, k.OUU toas about Dec. 10 EM t .ns, about Jan. 1 SOMKWAKD BOUND Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hambarg. ADOLF VON BAYER, 9,000 tons uhout Dec. 9 HINDENBUKG, 12,250
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      335 3 TO LET OFFICES, GODOWNS, etc. i i 22, U, 27, SO, 12 and U, Tk. Arcade. i 29-1, 29-2 and 29-11, Malacca Street. 6, 7 and 90, Robinsoa Soad. 20, Raffles Place. 18- A and 18-1, Chance Alley. 6, Battery Road. 16, Raffles Quay. 16, Stamford Road. o*, 70 (First
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      373 3 KEEPING YOUNG AND FRESH is Ibi vly a Blatter of rmatiasatl rrculnrily. rinkottci t.,k.-n uhon ii. c.1.il insure livrr nml hrtcaUnal acthrlty, banish sick headadM ami bilious attacks, aM ilgwUiP. clear the jkm, i urify the breath. Of chemists, or post ii.r liv centS Ihe vial, from Dr. Williams' Medicine
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      242 3 ROSKOPF PATENT WATCHES *FOR POCKET AND WRIST in Nickel, Silver and Gold at all Watch dealers and Department Stores. SINGAPORE STOCKISTS Messrs. MOTION, SMITH SONS, LTD.. Battery Road. Messrs. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD., Raffles Square. Messrs. K. EMANUEL, Raffles Square and at all Watchmakers in Town. Sole Agents for Mul.iva,
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      791 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. O.British India Apcar Line (Companies lae/. por»t«d in Caglaad) 3CT2 MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES r-ENINBUtAR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. tinder Contract witk Hii Majesty's GoTeraaieat LONDON-FAR KASTERN SERTICI OUTWARDS FROM LONDON HOMEWARDS FOR CHINA AND JAP N FOB MARSEILLES. LONDON AMD A^fTWERP. Tonaaga Dae
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      712 4 STEAMER SAILINGS THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO., LTD* (laeorporated in Englaad) Ri The Blue Funnel Line REGULAR SERVICES TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP. HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW, BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on
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      770 4 STEAMER SAILIM6S KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCKAPPIJ (ROYAL PAC&ET NAVIGATION CO, OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland). UNDIR CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Telephone Nua. Fuaaga Dept. 131, Freight Dipt, 1202, Marine Dept and Transhipment Dept. 1437, Manager* l>rpt. 100 S. BOEI.OXGAX Norember 27. Muntok. DJaboea, BUajea, Paimil Hat. Pangkal-Plnang i.nd Koba.
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      452 5 STEAMER SAJLIWIS N.Y.R. M)NDON LINK Kamo Maru Nov. CS Katori Mara Dec. 11 Atsuta Maru Dec. 2t LIVERPOOL UNI Dakar Maru second half Dec HAMBURG LINK Toyohashi Maru second half Dec. NEW_ YORK LINK via SUEZ Sailing date nil. SOUTHAM KItIC AN LINK Kawachi M.-tm end Dec. BOMBAY LtNK Wakasa
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      467 5 STEAMER SAILINGS O.S.K. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (subject to change without previous notice). EUROPEAN LINE For London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Arr. Dep. AMUR MARU Dec. 16 Dec. 18 Calls at Aden, P. Sudan. NEW YORK UNE For Baa Francisco, Panama, New Torn, via Japan.
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      433 5 STEAMER RAILINGS STOOiYAART iA^iSGI^PPY "NEDERLANB" Nederlan<i SUk.a Navigation Coapaay). HOLLANB FAST ASIA LINE (et the United Netherlands Steam Navigation Coaapaay). HOLLAND AND HAMBURG FREIGHT SERVICE. Loading for s.s. BOEROE, November 27 ROTTERDAM and ADAM. s.s. KANGEAN, November 30 ROTTERDAM and ADAM s.s. OUDERKERK, December 4 HAMBURG and BREMEN s.s. BATJAN,
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      103 5 THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD. (Incorporated ia the United Kingdom) FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN tBENMACDHUI due Dec. 7 BBNAVON doe Dee. 26 BENDORAN doe Jan. 0 BENRINNES due Jan. 22 t CALLS AT TAKAO. NO PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. For freight and other particulars, please apply to PATEXSON. SIMONS I 00.
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      694 5 STEAMER SAIUH6S M EI II LERMAN" LINE ■LLBKMAN BCCKNALL 81 aUJdSHII (o, LU. (Incorporated v. England) BTICAMIK Dae Magaper. PASSENGER SERVICE OVTWABDB. M CITY OP CANTEKBURT Cliiaa and Japan Dec 27 HOMaTrVABDS. |a.s. CITY OF KARACHI Maseilkß I.ond.m Dec. 10 ••A CITY OK PABIfI Marseilles Uadoa Jan. 7 ij. CITY
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      467 6 MOW MABLBOBOUGH From Wednesday, November 21 to Tuesday, November 27. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. iharp. In the FirBt Show at 730 Owl and The Grasshopper lADOLPH ZUNOR PRESENTS One Re€l PaUle Film THOM \S MFIGHAN in SAMUEL GOLDWYN PRESENT? THOMAS MEIGHAN in MAE MARgH THE BACHELOR DADDY
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      228 6 CINEMAS EMPIRE CINEMA In the Second Show at 9.30 MARY PICKFORI) In her second picture Irom her own studio in 6 part. THE HOODLUM in6p rt Unquestionably the greatcxt character study of Mary Plekford's cureer. HERBERT RAWLINSON In the startling story of what can happen to one young man in
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      362 6 NOTICE is hercb;, Riven th;it tlie Owners, Managers, Mastrr.. hi..! AgMta of the kfal {Fleet Auxiliaries detailed bvlcw will not bo responsible for any debts contracted by the crews cf thefe Vwmli unless the written authority of the Mn.sttr kM been previously obtained. British Bcncon Wac Afridi British Ijintern V
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      37 6 fc~ m cast JL^g IR ON *"jP Soil I Pipes BRITISH STANDARD STOOLS CAJtKim, DUa. W taMk a. i. 4. P L—ft fc n. H M«UI M >>■ u4 COMPETITIVE PRICES. RABUMDUEim BROSSARD MOPIN UneorporaUd la Cklaa). SINGAPORE
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    90 7 FIXTURES. Tuesday, November 27 Hi^'li Water, Ml a.«i.. 0.2 p.m. Wednesday, Nsnaihi 2^ Ilish Water. I.H! a.m., O.M p.m. ■*!usicnl Recital IVes. Church, h.4j. Hpmew;i:d B. I. mail closes. I hurnday, Noyesaher 29 Jt»« i v.i^-. \.y, i Meeting. I nit:: hi, i", p m feTejnber .IC
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS.
      82 7 It harf BasM lone. Kast Whari— Nil. X' '1.-iri Pinna. M-iiii i city of «.ln us, Slttang. Dock KnutT \!ontoio Weal Whir! Ma. lardinn frltarl I i I'ulo Branl Coal Wharf -Nil. K*-ppel Harbour. Main Uharf Will o' the Wisp, Ladf Eve- M Leong, Wai Sepoy,
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      Vessels Arrived.
      93 7 AS r; in Brit., --'in koas, ron T. 11:'; 27-11. BAN HONG LEOXG, Brit, 708 t si--, from i LAN WHAT HIN, Bri rom Ma--1 .l:iccr •28-11. IN v. hatt soon, Bril lalacca 28-11. 1.-.v.a.i St-11, *la.i.i.-i l.'.^ 11. ;iri;.. t i n •8-11. IAI.'. .i:.0.. .11 Lon-
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      Passengers.
      218 7 ngapor? Ing I rom 1 lv< rpool i o;i DoeembeT Mr. and Un. A. E. C. H indeed, Or. and Mrs Kobertaon, Mr.*. Baowie, Mi--Nixon. Butler, V. R. Conolly, A. Mel.. Syming.iii ',lrs. I';:k<-, Mia Brown, Ml Ladell, Mr. Mm-bray in. l infant. E. Falril c. \l. Wise, J
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    183 7 To-day. Pulaa Sambu 2.30 p.m M'i«r „.8 p.m. Data r.ihut :j p.rn > I p.m I'ontiannk 4 p.m Batavia, Chcriboa and Samarang 4 p.m randjong Bate] and Teluk Kibociig 4 p.m. Samhu. l:.i.i i. Linsga and Siagkep i p.m Halaeaa and >!uar ..4 p.m 1 BUB. in
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    36 7 [>esta' rnbnnan Karmnl.i :<ir(!ilU-ri-Ui-mbranilt Spore Oct. 17 Oct. 22 Oct. 26 Oct. 24 (Vt. 'Jll Oct. .11 Arra, London Nov. 12 Nov. 15 Nov. 19 Nov. 20 Nov. 23 Nov. 2ti l.i v.i
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    178 7 EXCHANGE Singapore. November 11. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 7/32 Demand 2/4!s Private 3 m. credits 2/4% ta Hrn, York Demand U% Pnvato «J0 .1 MM On Franco. Bank 880 On India. Bank T. T. 164 On Hongkong, Bank d/d p.c. prom. On Shanghai, Bank T.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    67 7 Tone of market Steady. Latest London cables quote Spot sheet Is. 2' 8 d. Spot December Jan.-March April-June S Singapore Standard Pale Crepe, Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers. Spot December Jan.-March April-June l Singapore standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers. Sellers. II M' 4
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      MINING
      219 7 MM Va\. Pd. Bare™. Sflleri. 1 1 Batang Padang 0.37 "i 0.42 i 1 1 Hitam Tin 1.00 1.35 I 1 Jelantoh 0.20 norn 1 1 Johan Tin 0.30 0.33 II £1 Kain. Kamunting 45/6 46/8 El £1 Kamunting Tin M/l .".9/<> 10 10 Kinta Assn. Ord. 7.:;0 TXiO
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      GENERAL
      141 7 Issue Val. I'd. Rnyera. Sellers. :l Cl B. Am. Tobacco 5.1.0 5.5.0 10 10 Central Engines 9.00 10.00 10 10 Central Motors S.OO U.DO LI S.l E. Smt-ltinp Co. 7.50 7.75 V-."i E!oc. Tramways 2/1 2/6 10 10 Frascr Ncave 38.25 08.75 .0 50 Hanimrr Co. 135.00 140.00 100
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      DEBENTURES
      109 7 U. Kng. f> p.c. $1,234,300 par 5 p.c. p.m: Spore Electric Tramways, 5 p.c. £350,000 nom. Spore Municipal 5 p.c. par. S'pcro Municipal 4',« p.c. of 1007 $1,000,000 6 p.c. dis. S'prre Municipal 4% p.c. of 1909 $1,600,500 6 p.c. dil. S'prre Municipal -4V4 p.c. of 1909 $1,600,500 10
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      406 7 In; er and Co. and Lyall and Kvatt's Quotations. j Latest available Sterling Quotations are printed on another page on Friday. To-day Prices. Fraser Lyall Co. Evalt Mor Cajah ($1)- l.::o 1.40 1.25 1.35 i I > 12.) l.Mxd. 1.20 l.:;0x'l. Hiiara (?3) Io.UO 13.50 13.00 13.50 Kuning
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      841 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT: Other CUacified Advts., aee pago 16. SCOTCH BBOBTMBAP, Moacata] Ke.Uins Almonds n I I; i n. s In glass jars, Cranbcrr; Sauce, 1'iiwl Cod Roes, Drivi I 1 Holter. l>irrct Importer, Europi Hotel HailJinR. REPAIRS TO BINOCULARS and we icntif,, instruments. John Duke, Optician, 12, Bat tery Road.
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      53 7 VICTORIA THEATRE DECEMBER 5, 7, at 9.15 p.m. Miss JILL HILL Presents Hello Singapore (UNDER DISTINGUISHED TATRONAGE) In Aid of THE UNION JACK CLUB THE EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION and THE CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY Matinee Saturday, December 8, at 3.30 p.m. Booking now open at the THEATRE. PRICES Evening Performances $3. Matinee
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      582 7 tvUxXoXS^Bf The Remington Model 51 Automatic Pistol i* ftnk SPECIFICATIONS: Ct\ibti7.3»<s"ulz^76 J'R in.: B a\ > thickness, 9/10 in.; weight, 21 ounces unloaded; finish, JB tmV .^flaaV. dull black; ira c »me holds seven nnlcv r. -uc jV ■Vjk BsaV itandard ccrtridges. one additional cartridge ,n chimb r. W4BI maaV
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      247 7 ST. ANDREW'S HALL 1 (St. Andrew's School, Stamford Itoad) DANCING ACADEMY Principals: Mr. Mrs. (HAKLKS S. KIT!.; PRACTICE DANCES I TUESDAY AND KRIDAV. S.SO to 10.:!0 p.m. I (Gentlemen Ha, ladies $10 per month) TUITION CLASSES jI or beginners. These lessons are recommended— they provide the correct and it speedy
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. MATTERS MALAYAN.
    1095 8 The Straits Times TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 27. MATTERS MALAYAN. His Excellency the Governor lias not expressed but we feel that he has a grievance which we ought to remove at the earliest possible moment. Two matters, both of them somewhat personal, arose in thecoarse I of the recent Federal Council discussions.
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    30 8 A committee of the Municipal Commissioners have decided that a request to provide a club room in the new Munipal Offices for the Municipal Football Club cannot be acceded to.
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    42 8 There was an interesting intervention in the Commons during the vote of censure debate by Mrs. Philipson (Miss Mabel Russell), who delivered a telling little maiden sptech. She will again contest Berwick, and her husband will be a candidate for another constituency.
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    53 8 Mr. R. W. Church, formerly mioiac cnirincTto tho Indian Railway Board, who was charged with cheating: and taking lUega] gratification in conmotion wi'.h the supply of coal to Indian Railways, has died in a Calcutta nursing lv me. Mr. Church was on bail and judgment was to have ho<-n delivered
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    19 8 Heavy gun practice takes place fron Fort Siloso on December 5 and 7, coin mencing at 9 a.m. daily.
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    31 8 The rate of issue of Money OrJers for India and Ceylon to-t!;;y is Ks. IC3 $100. The rats of pay.nent of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 168 5100.
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    30 8 The second Government forecast of the new Japan rice crop received on November li> in London estimates i. at 56,000,000 beinir a reduction of 2,1(50,000 koku on the first forecast.
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    32 8 Under -the auspices cf the Teacher*' Association, Mr. \V. Makepeace will giva a lecture on Gumption in Teaching today at ">.l". p.m. in the Raffles Institution. All thoss int?reste;l are cordially Invited,
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    39 8 The Boy Scouts whe are helping at St. Andrew's fete on Saturday next will meet at Goodwood Hall at :l p.m. Competitors and judges for tho relay race on Saturday next will meet at the V.M.C.A. it :;.:;o p.m.
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    47 8 The famous painting by Raphael, the Madonna Del P?.zza or The Lady of the Well, valued by experts at i'2O,OCO at least, was am.ng the vast amount of valuable property destroyed by a fire wh'ch gutted Garrejclwyd, The Holyhcad resilience of Sir Robert Thomas < n November 18.
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    65 8 From Indian exchanges wo notice that under the auspices of Theatrical Enterprises whose locnl headquarters is the Adelphi Hotel, The Quaints have taken Calcutta by storm and considering what a critical city the quondam Indian capital is, it is a feather in their cap. Early next year The Quaints are
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    60 8 The claim for $4,G0K.2">, beinv amount due on a fire policy, to Tarn Chang Chan, :hop Fook I.oonjr, iron the Shanghai r iie and Marina buraranM Co., which began at Kuala Lumpur befnre Mr. Whitl-y early ast we'.k, occupied the Supreme Court till Friday. Waan the c.so was mentioned yesterday.
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    16 8 company, asked thai tbe case be s'ood mr M negotiations had been proceeding for a settlement.
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    84 8 One cf the most daring burglaries that has taken place in Rangoon was that in which two soldiers <if the 2nd King** Own Royal Regiment, Privates J. H. Hibbert and \V. J. Jackson, both of wh m are in custody, are alleged to have committed on the premises of Messrs.
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    85 8 In view of the widespread interest in the discovery of insulin for the treatment of diabetes, it is noteworthy that for several years the disease has Wen treated in Natal by a simple and inexpensive herbal remedy with remarkable results. The herb used is the v:nca, a whiteflowerci plant fairly
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    92 8 Brisbane's fly menace wai the chief topic of dwenanon at the meeting of the Metropoli'an Joint Heatlh Board on October 27. The matter crose out of a su-rgrstion in the rep'.vt of the Health Commissioner (Dr. J. I. Moore), who wrote ai foliows "With regard to the fly menace at
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    115 8 The Daily Express states that Assan Dma, a Hindu engineer and scientist, and his wife, who are in America, are presenting to France an equipped observatory costing i 1,250,000. The observatory is being erected OH Mount Saleve. a peak 4,i:;oft. above Geneva. The equipment will include a telescope 105 indies
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    127 8 A motor accitknt. occurred at the jvnetion of Light Street and Union Street, iVnaP!.', on the Bud ini.t., between two motor cars, bu' fortunately no one was injured, say.s the Pinang Gasette. Major Vim Botaeren was proceeding along Union Street into Port Road when Mr. D. A. M. Brown's car
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    136 8 The thirteenth annual general meeting of the Ceylon Tamils' Association, was held on the 22ml instant et tne Association hall. After the adoption of the committee.-! annual report, the election of office-bearers for the ensuing year took place as follows President, .«Ir. S. Muttukumaru vice-president, Mr, I. Mudr. Nagaiingam chairman,
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    430 8 Mr. H. R. Muring <>f tlic Europe Hotel, retnrned from home leave th morning. Mr. J. F. Owen, formerly Resident I ii hang, and Mrs. Owen are at Meats. Carlo for the winter. Mr. A. M. Hunter, Inspector of Machi nery in the office of the Warden
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    Outward Mail
    21 8 The Blue Funnel steamer Ti'.an, due here on Friday, is bringing a mail despatched from London on November 6.
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    London Rubber Stocks.
    36 8 Writing this morning, Messrs. Lewis and Peat state A cable from our London office to-day gives London slocks down 351 tons for the week ending November 24, total now on hand 59,606 tons.
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    Empire Warship Cruise.
    113 8 The Empire cruise of warships commences to-day when the battle-cruisers Hood and Repulse and the five lightcruisers Delhi, Dauntless, Dragon, Dunedin and Danae leave Devonport fcr the first call at Sierra Leone, which tho/ re"ach on December 8. They proceed rcund the Cape to various Fast African
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    Patronal Festival.
    146 8 The follow'ng services and social engagement! are announced in connection with the Patronal Festival at St. Andrew's Cathedral St. Andrew's Eve, Thursday, November 29, Kvensong 4.4ij p.m.. children's opera at the Victoria Theatre in aid of St. Andrew's school buildings, ttc, at <> pn. St. Andrew's Day, Friday,
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      141 8 Christmas Gifts WE HAVE A WONDERFUL SELECTION SOLID SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SET In strong oak case 2 pt. size §500 complete. John Little Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Ennlard^ SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR. ENGINEERING Complete Sanitary '^k Installations carried Jr>Pf\.lTs3l A out under expert .SJjL^L^ilg; /tL European Engineers. 1 ANTI-COHROS^E
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      67 8 On Other Pages. p«e« Sti-it.< Plantations 2 Divinity Mnrio to Ordrr 3 Shipping and the .Mails 7 Keutcr T»li trams 9 Uelbounu Kiot* Details 9 1 1 Pdlet YiMtnrn to Javn 9 Sin caper-! Naval Hase Visit Kolantan (iuM CaM Judjrmtnt 19 Sporting latalligene* ..10 Corrmpoi lene« 10 t rowkay
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    General Election.
    678 9 Incidents of the Nomination Period. [Reuter's Service.] London, November 26. The total unopposed returns are 50, comprising 35 Conservative, 11 Liberals, three Lab-.'ur and one Nationalist. London, November 26. Mr. I.loyd George had a great reception al Waverlcy station, Edinburgh, en route to Newcastle from Glasgow. Addressing a
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    54 9 Mr. 6. J- Talbot, K.C., whe has Ixon tppointed a Judge in place of Mr. Justice tiarlinc, is an expert on eedos astfeal He was bo mi \v, IMI and has been Standing Counsel to Oxford University since l»l. r >. He was educated at Winchester and Oxfcrd, and is
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    German Situation.
    189 9 Sharp Reprisal by Belgian Government. [Reltkr's Service.] London, November 2G. Brussels The German Government not having satisfactorily replied to ihe ultin.atun: requiring payment cf li milli-ti francs as fine and compensation in respect of the murder of the Belgian Lieutenant Gran", the BdgUn Government have seized the roll'ng
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    Russia and Religion.
    84 9 [Rf.uter's Service.] London, November 26. Riga The Soviet Government are apparently preparing a fresh anti-reli-gious campa'gn. Six agents of Cheka, accompanied by Red soldiers, at night invaded the premises in Moscow occupied by Dominican nuns, who were just retiring to bed. The terrfied nuns were assembled in
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    France and Italy.
    96 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, November 26. Paris Commenting on the Spanish Royal visit to Italy, Le Matin points out that the Italian fL'et is stronger than the French. The Spanish fleet is reiatively weak, but it possesses a int-CMSe naval base in the Balearic Islands. It is vital
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    Broadcasting.
    41 9 [P.euter's Service.] London, November 20. Mew Yoiiv Wireless enthusiasts yesterday evening listened in to a broadcasting programme from England. Arden City, Long Island, Chatham and Massachusetts picket! up piano playing beta Liverpool, while Tarry Town heard Hello America several times.
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    Price of Sugar Rising.
    55 9 [Reiter's Service.] London, November 26. Owing to scarcity, the price of crushed sugar is advancing daily. It rose a shilling per cwt. to-day, making an advance of between five and six pounds per ton in the last few weeks. A reduction is not expected until the
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    128 9 For the first time in 100 years, a woman has been convicted under the eld Colonial law of New Jersey of .being a common scold. Neighbours, whe' brought the charges, gave such eloquent speeches in proof of the vitriolic qualities of her tongue, and the endless disquiet which living near
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    Prohibition Seizures.
    150 9 Seizure of the Tomako Not Legal. [RnuTT.R's Service.] London, November 23. The F-.Teign Office so far has no new 3 of the American captures of British ships, but it is pointed out there have been cases in the past where the British registries have proved fraudulent. Tlie negotiations
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    POLICE PARADE.
    392 9 Medals Presented at Interesting Ceremony. There was an interesting ceremony outside the Victoria Memorial Hall yesteniay evening, when about four hundred police were paraded to witness the presentation <f war medals to some exBerviee members of the force. The police themselves could not have enjoyed the ceremony, s.nce
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    SINGAPORE NAVAL BASE.
    230 9 Official Inspection of The Site. We are informed that, in connection with the establishment of a Naval Base j at Singapore a visit was made to the site on Sunday, November 25, by the Hon. Mr. T. M. W ilford, Minister of Justice and Marine in the
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    80 9 The marriage took place at Chr'st Church, G.-.lle Face, Colombo, on November 20, of Capt. Cyril Ashbrooke Peak, cf the Indian Army, and Miss Heather Cooper, who arrived from home by the P. and O. Narkunda. The brUe was given away by Mr. John Peak, wh'le Mr. D. C. Walmaloy
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    Melbourne Tumult.
    2294 9 Extraordinary Happenings In The City. A Melbourne message of November -1 brings details of the wholesale plunder and destruction by larrikins in that city. Wild scenes of rioting, which occurred .n Melbourne on Friday night, it says, were eclipsed on Saturday. As night fell unruly crowds completely took
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    Visitors to Java.
    83 9 Tour of Ciovernor-Genera! Wood. (Aneta Service).) Batavia. November 86. The American government yacht A;..> is expected at Tanjong l'riok on December l with the Cover lior-Ceneral of tha Philippines, General Wood, and Mr*. Wood General Wood's A.D.C. and two stafT officers, Col. Munscn and I. i I
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    NEWS FROM IPOH.
    74 9 (From Our Own Correspondent*. Ipoh, November 2<5. Ipoh was agitated to-day by a little sensation following a dinner at the Chinese club last night at which 800 Europeans ar.d o'.hers were present to felicitate Towkay Lam Loo Ning i>u the sixtieth birthday of this leading miner. A
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    SOUTH TAIPING TIN DREDGING.
    81 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 28. Speaking at the South Tuiping T'n Dredging ;-!>Tond annual meeting Mr. D. A. M. Brown said that the ."> per cent. Interim dividend which v.a3 beini paid that day was more than covered by working profits of the three
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    CHINESE MERCHANT CHARGED
    297 9 Alleged Shortage in Cotton UeeLs. A case came before the District Judgo (Mr. P. F. David) yesterday in which a Chinese merchant, proprietor of Chop Kwang Tung On, 21 South Bridge Road, was charged with selling goods to whien a false trade description had been applied. Mr.
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    Tin Prospects.
    111 9 Mr. William H. P. Stevens at the cnuual meeting of the S'r.'i Syndicate said The three dredges worked a record yardage duri year, but the ground w s not so rich in tin contents as in the previous y.-ar whrn {tome exceptionally rich ground n worked), so that
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      BOXING.
      105 10 riniam-Wcißht Championship. Service.) Laadon, Ni'v mix" 87. At t h<- National Sporting club for tho :':<' ro'ind- !)::;i am-weight chai.i i luiny Brown f St. Oi It) !nte;l liv;--! ths h. i Ib.s. v arite at mm von he first round bat then the bugler b'«fan to forge ahead
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      Rugby.
      114 10 The pla Rugby foot-to-day olours. Lt. Thomas, M. Nibloek. V. Bath, K. i Johnson. H. I Baskerville, if, i Peet, R. B, per, A. L Birse, i.. Stephens, 1). Vernon, I l Butler, A. W. Whites.— Dr. Lindens. <;. 15. Adams, 1). Learmond, \V. L. Moaley, J. R. McOustra,
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      Hockey.
      88 10 The f-ili-.m win represent the S.R.C. BLE. ar hockey ihi> evening <r\ I Urmstrons F. V. C. Western ut I. V. Mom, N. de Ek usa and R. Rodrlgui U, A. W. Moreira, I A. Korris and N. X! will meet tho A iatic etrolcum team on the Raffles
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      Swimming.
      17 10 The Y. M. C. Swimming Pool will be cloced for cleaning ea Thursday and tKis week.
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      Polo.
      46 10 The on Saturday, 1. when the linal for the Biagaport !'cK> Club cv] win be played. The "lament takes place v ama which foil rwi x Rogiment CoL Bond, ior Woodroffe, CapC in. r,i I'erguson, Nicholson, Julius. Cooke-Yarborongh, and Ti-11. Onraet, Davies, Culh n and
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      Chinese Championship.
      58 10 i i ii- Malayan Chi- which will !><• it n-oni December O i (both dai! ,-.-;> temiii phiyei i will be cpiesent Singapore. I matches and the com- thaw si\ ng competition wiH he Batordityi ad any Chinese lawn ten;r.s to compete i.s reid in !;is name to
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      Golf.
      114 10 -nit of the matrh played yesterday .v W i n the Garriaoa Golf Club ami Keppel Golf Club is a v.in fir ne u-nm. detailed below Macphail and 8. Miller Rut ley an Gtlbertson I Baker and him Tongue and Kennedj l Wil. Steven-. and Hard 1, Williams and
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      Lawn Tennis.
      97 10 Lawn Tenn is. A tennis mat h will be played beidiex Lawn Tennis Club and Svpoy Lines !"lf Club at the La lies lawn to-morrow at 4.:!0 p.m. The teams are as foil wt, Ladies Lawn players being mentioned first J. D. Hal' and Mr?. Vowler v. Sedwici; ..;,i Mi
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      LABUAN NEWS.
      520 10 Srhooi arc! Subordinate Services Sports. Tbt chool a.ul .subordir.nte se'vice? ■parti n.ietii-.'r. L-!)uan, was held under ideal weather ccnc'itioai on the pa dang on Saturday. November 17. A largo erC'Wd 01 ;:a;:y drwaorl piitir-and-matcr-turncd out to see the pWweti of their offspring ami l'S event-; wvv hold, th"
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    200 10 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo Kichi-Kichi Shimbun.) Tokio, November 24. A violent earthquake shock at noon to-day greatly alarmed the inhabitants and caused a panic. The water supply and tram service were suspended in Yokohama. At. the court martial of Capt. Amakasu and o'hero for the murder
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    Seventh Day Adventists.
    161 10 Seventh Day Advent ists. OiK-e a year it if the custom of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination to launch a world-wule campaign for the gathering of {rifts from the friends of its large and growing work. According to the latest report, the Harvest Ingatherir.ir Campaign for the year 1922 yielded $450,000.00.
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    BANKRUPT TOWKAY'S AFFAIRS
    413 10 Application Heard in Appeal Court An appeal was heard in the Singapore Court of Appeal yesterday by a tuv.Uay named Ho Lang EJeng against an order ot the Chief lustie-e- jrivinj; th- assistant. ofiicial assignee permission to disclaim ,h lease of property in High .Street, which it
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    LONDON MARKET.
    314 10 In their report, dated London, October 31, Messrs. Will, am Jacks tnd Co. state: The firmness in iron and steel continiMS, fostered by the leanings towards protection on the part cf the younger end less experienced members of the picKent Government. Copper. The Association of Amod^n Producers has
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    The Paul Lecat's Voyage
    216 10 The Paul Lecat, one of the crack boats of the M.M. service, which left Marseilles on the evening of '.he 2nd instant, arrived in port at 4 p.m. yesterday with a large contingent of passengers for Fei Eastern ports. A passenger for thii port, who arrived
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    JAPANESE RELIEF FUND.
    20 10 Received by the Bank of Taiwan. Limited. Singapore Sporting Club $.VW4.Br\ Malay Mail Press, Kuala Lumpur 889.55.
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      Imports and Export.
      162 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I have the honovr to ir.form you that from Januavy 1 next, ths. Ni Classification of Articles of Import and Export and units of quantity Will biadopted in all the Trade Saturn It will be necessary for importers an-.l
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      Street Accidents.
      174 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, That the number 1 f street accidents is excessive in Singapore is COW- 1 men knowledge. Undoubtedly in many j cases this is duo to s.;u'i:d driving, bat it is not evidently realised by the author:- j ties that ether
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      Java Chinese Students.
      390 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, On behalf of tho Java Chinese Students' Association, 1 should like to nrse that the emergency ruling of several years apo, which hars Itodenta coming from the Dutch Bast Indii ,pJ)J#rinp into the schools in Singapore, should now be
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    132 10 Gaietjrt change to-nipht. In the first show is the Paramount feature Life in live parts, with a new magazine and a twoparts comedy Tea?inj» the Soil. The second show has episodes 3 and 4 of the Great Universal Serial Perils of the Yukon and the special J. Parker
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    28 10 rrr? Mr. Charles Kitts i-pens his ftew dancing academy to-day at St. Andrew's Hall, rmford Road. Particulars are containin an announcement appearing on pajje 7 of this i*suc.
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      Macphail and Co.. Ltd.'s Report.
      327 10 Singapore, November 27. Rubbtr. —London Is. 1*44, Local 31 cents. Tin.—Lomion ttollOs. Od. Local 9116^ buyers. Kubbers. —Allenbys i. '_>.">- l.:;ii. Amal. Malaya l.Mt-2, Ayer l':inas 4.90-5.10, Baaaetta 1-1.05, Bukit Jelotongi .Mi-tiu cents. Bukit Kat l» GT'i.-72'j cents, Craigieleas 87V4-62V4 cents, Glenealys 1.80-J.40, Indragirii 4.:>j-4.75,
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      Lyall and Evatt's Report.
      106 10 Singapore, November -7. Tim— {S3! 10s up 18. lia. Rubber. !r.. 2-"« d. unchanged. Rcbtxirs. Bukit Ssmbawanga Is. ir. ;-;t. Cnaigieleai .">:' Bassetti 1.02- IfaJaka Pindas i.ii-i.!-;, Kuala Sldima Mentakaba 21^-23^, I h) Benuta S2H-24, Ayer Panas 4JOO-6.10, DulTs 75.-7.5. :«1., Kanmaa iM-IM. Mining. Kamuntings :!Bs.
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    INTERNATIONAL MOTORS.
    157 10 Whsdsßff-ap Motion in Supreme Onri. ion came befere the Chief Justice, <Si>- Walter Shaw) in the Supreme Court yesterday in connection with the International Motors LiP'.ite.l whose affairs are Jv.ir; voluntarily wound un. The metion wai made by Mr. R. L. Fber, on behalf of Kslate and Trust
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    Ex-Crown Print? in Trouble.
    80 10 Algemeen HaadabUad of Amsterdam pablishei an amusinv a furnitan aqaabble between die ex-Kaiser and ihc ex-Crown Prince. It says that the latter borrowed some fm:iiture from his father's h xise at Doom. The Crown Prince*! ?oods, Inck furniture, wave a few days ago loaded in a
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    German Buys a Rare Stamp.
    56 10 In the last days of the sale of the eighth section of the famous Ferrari stamp collection, a collector from Berlin Uwght a rare Baden stamp for 120,000 francs, being roughly the equivalent ol 5,400,000,000,C00.00'J marks plus a tax of 17'_- per Bent The sollectkn
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    131 10 Sinpapoie United Rubber. Output of Singapore United Rubber Plantat on.s for year ended June N, \»2-',, was llsH.l-U ■r... eoatpared with 6i0,16fi lbs. in previ 40fi, 12 J lbs. sold in London ct average pioss price af Is. ::.:!7d. per pound and HlS,.">!)4 las. in Singapore at average pros? price
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    Kelantan Gold Case.
    328 10 Judgment (liven in Court Of Appeal. Judgment was given in the E of Appeal this morning in the appeal brought by .Mr. .laimagjatnat daciaiea of 0m Chk f Justice :'i litigation between himself and ol laars in the Dukit BereWng and Belimbinc; I Syndicate, whi-.-h was reaponsible
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    SENGAT RUBBER ESTATE.
    637 10 Improved Results of Year's Working. The 18th annual general raeetin Scntc.t Rubber Estate, Limit d, on October 31, at t!:" offic«i "t the company, -I, Bond Lute, B.C.. Mr. Kii< Mun-v.-cli (chairman of the eoropanj I The Chairman said Gentlemen, in ig the adoption of the report
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    How I Killed Rasputin.
    2616 11 Assassin's Vivid Account of Tho Murder. [It will be remembered that Rasputin, the evil genius of the Kmpress of Russi.i and of Russia itself from the time of Ins introduction to 'the Imperial Court in l!) 07, was murdered in the palace of Prince Yu<sup IT
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      84 11 Residents Malacca Johore PLEASE NOTE Our PIANO TUNER wUI be visiting your district on or about November 25. Should your piano require any attention, TUNING or REPAIRING, kindly communicate with us at once or address Mr. F. Beech, G.P.0., Malacca. S. Moutrie Co., Ltd., SINGAPORE. »e»»»»*e»eee»»»a mm «mmm»«m>mi 2 /O
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      499 11 RAFFLES HOTEL Td. P h 08 zm no u> M) MONHAY.— Tea Danaant Telephone Ml (1 U *m) TTJKSDAY.-Dlna.r and Dane*. Tax Finest Ballroom In the last WEDNESDAY.— Orchestral Concert. THURSDAY.— Guest Nifht, Dinner ani IJance. GKILI open till U p.m. FRIDAY.— Tea Daaasnt SATURDAY.— Goeat Mfkt, Dinner aa« Dance.
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    Poppy Day in London.
    76 12 Thr London streets were ablaze with imitation poppius on November 10, selling for Earl Haig's fund for ex-Service men. Thirty million had been manufaetiirod, chiefly i>y ex -Service men. Lead■old poppies outside their theatres. The veteran war 'bus Old Bill drove down Whitehall, decked with festoons
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    RUBBER RESULTS.
    299 12 Company Reports, Dividends And Notices. I'nited Sua Brtftßg. Int <!i>tl. 3. per cen'. K.M.S. Divd. "> per cum. hone. Tanjong Malim. Final divd. 5 pel eeni making 10 per cent, net, equivalent j £11 4s. 6d. per cent., le.-s tax. Rubber Estates Mfg. Co. Registered as private company.
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    The Dutch East Indies.
    130 12 Generally speakinjr, writes U.S. VfceConsul Rollin R. Winslow, Bstavia, the Dutch East Indies do not constitute a good market for sporting Roods. The enervating and very humid atmosphere of the islands is not conducive to any very ectiye or intense physical exercise. In addition, the European
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    22 12 Orders for week ending December 2, 1923 Saturday, December 1. Relay Race for Braddell Shield.
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      545 12 Lubricating Oils A grade far each type of service We hSTC ren-i- ed information from various r«Hsb>S sources which indicates to us that certain competitors have had the audacity to make st.itvi-n-nts to lu!)nc-atii.t oil consumers reKiircli-r,: the origin of lubricating oih and (isaaas marketed hy this compain. We' have
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      327 13 PAINTS WOOD-IHIESERVATIVE AND STAIN Supplied in all Colours. Marusto ANTI-CORROSIVE VARNISH PAINT Rok Roofing "Gripoiy" Bolting Not Canvas, but 100 per cent. Pure Camel Hair "Vulcan" Disinfectant SOLB AGENTS Sime Darby Co., Ltd. (laoorpontod la ta« S-3.) gM Use a Motor Cycle or Bicycle But let your Mount be One
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      742 13 SALES BY AUGTiOa CHEONG KQON SEHG G0 v IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of valuable town nml country \>r pefties. At Meson. Chcong Konn Beng ft room. No. .10, 'Chul'i Street, on WmJnr«day. Novrmlitr 2S, at 2.10 p.m. Lot L Valuable lnnd fml Ike lnifk and tile roofod 3-nlorvyed ihnphoos* baalneM pnmis^s
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      339 13 Mobiloil Make the '.chart your guiJe GIVE ME A TIN OF OIL Blind Luck or Science. Choose [IV BATING (iive me a lia of oil" you mny accidentally get corrrit lubrication. But }>,;: ira t;;ki'i^ a lonj; i-hnnre. If you m one of the m:ir!y who know the satisfaction of
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      1611 14 ■■L_LL.__ai*nraßM*Tß*M»»»nra*»»sW*s»THßaMMM^ ■■■■■■>■ iniTifiiminnmiiiiiiimniiii ■■■■■win. m Ahsets over $5,000,000 B.C. la force *mr |17, MMM. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (IncorporaUd la Itxalts B*ttl*a«au.) HKAO OFTICI I Wla«BMUf lon, Siagapcr.. LOMDON OWIC1 1 U 014 t*wn. Ihe Company has 420,000 d«posit*d wlta tha Supr.ms Coart of Inglaad and
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      273 14 INSURANCE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) Fire, Marine, Accident, Guaraatee and Motor. Asset* exceed 440,000,000 W. A. SlMS— Manager and Underwriter, Eastern Branch, Singapore. The Imperial Fire Office. United with the Alliance Assurance Co, Ltd. (Incorporated in EnglaDd) 1 and 2, Bartholomew Lane, Londoa, Established 1303. Capital
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      569 14 It Hodgins Improved Rubber Mangles FLAT TOP or BOW TOP Width 20 in. by 1 in. Wood or Plain Iron Rollers Measurements. 1 ft. 6 in. by 2 ft. 9 in. by 1 ft. 7 in. FLAT TOP fitted with special Pressure Studs BOW TOP fitted with heavy B«w and
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    1089 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics. Headlamps and Courtesy. I am surprised to find qui.e n number of eai owners differing from the rule of; the Royal Aut Mobile Club (say? a home I writer). The ruling of tba R.A.C has been in I force for some
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      283 15 You'B Be Surprised with the wonderful value The 1924 Model MORRIS-COWLEY offers to those p«»p!e who have always wanted an ALL BRITISH CAR but have been scared by the price. Equipped with Lucas 12-volt dynamotor star-ter-lighting set, Smith speed indicator and 8-day clock, oil and petrol guages, Enots pump chassis
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      334 15 |BHHMM| I MMMhI >■ ■I Ml 'K';:i!'wh:.:; MMH I■ Mi ■MBnntiinmTfnifiiiftititHiiniMiimiinimt^'vituninuffuiuiHtiiinnrHiittnfnniiiiiiiiiiiiiHHiruiri I ATTRACTIVE NEW PRICES FOR CROS«L€Y CARS I Delivered including duty and charges at Singapore and Penang. 15-30 H.P. TOURING CAR £420 19-6 H.P. TOURING CAR £760 PRICES SUBJECT TO ALTERATION j S^ Full d;inils from Resident Representative Capt.
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      389 16 6UAM KIAT a S3, LTD. (Inorporatod in Singapore) Shii>chaiir!r-i nnd General ('nntrartora, si, rim; i:> btki BT. Stocks u< all kiri('s in the Siripchandlery bill i.i i '):i hand. New ssipnunis ju>t reeetvel «f Steel Wire Drm-lie*. S<'lf colour, JOBble pointid Picks. Axe Hatchets, .Mor:;-in's Plunbairo, Patent Driers, I'lophant D'^nd
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      315 16 LADIES OF K. LUMPUR The r.-pr(ienta*.ivo cf th? S'ARISIAN HOISK, I'AKIS-.SINfJAI'OP.E, is now hL EMPinE HOTEL With fr«sh <j.v,ds from Taris. All I.inds of hats, slices, dresses, corsets wcjiil, astia, Mirakejat ai:d ostrich feather coats. (>rjant!i yi.lo per yd. UaJr nets i.'> ct<. Fau de Cologne. I. :itest lons c;irrii!^'s,
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      943 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The PREPAID charges for Wants, For Sale, To Let, etc., in ordinary close set ■pc (average six words to line) are: per line: One insertion 28 cents, two in 3. 46 ti. three ins. Bl cts., four ins. 82 cts., five ins. $1.00, six ins. 1 1.1.!. ten
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      567 16 LAND AND HOUSES TO LET, Xo. 70, Ulddla Uoad. Appl;. l!eycr Brot'ncrs. TO LKT, bangalow No. i>, Gilstead Road Cheap. Estate and Truit Agenciei, Ltd. TO LET, No. Wilkie Road. Gas and water bill en. Entry immediate. Pleric apply E. M. Elian, No.'S, .Nh'.leccit Street. TO LKT, bungalow 46, Cairnhill
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      532 16 OCULAK HEADACHES. filgtity p<!.- MM of aeadfekr* at* Ocular Hfnuaelie* aatr <4 ikrccKk com* defect of ri.'ion. If jo'ir aoadach4 If no eanse>2 yoc will iieser be relieved until you wear cci.nti!ical!y-Htled glaiaes to correct tha dc.'cci. Let oitt teat >our tigkt and nak« certain. You will i.ot 1-,; wMmt
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      490 16 Order Tc-day LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE Sy THOMAS HKHNE A Hoa!< of knowledge ./n c<n;;-.l SEX PROBLEMS Tor t'ae .Married, Bai tfceeje a'.wut to ir..iriv. A Book for Intel lectui with the m my, nid nu i of .s'.'x thjst sooner >•;■ later confront end too often confound married couple*.
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