The Straits Times, 18 October 1921

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    14 1 The Straits Times. No. 2<- 77 SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      149 1 11l I 111 l II I ***** Mil ill Illfcllll— i I IWI Ill—ll 111 H 1 1 hll WMII |E|| Guinness 1 s Stout j^H SOLE AGENTS The Borneo Co., Ltd. BEWARE, Mr. AMATEUR On no account buy Kodak films in the Tropics which are NOT packed in our
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      111 1 ii ii I|| i|i lynni n|i||l||| in imi limaaaa—— aßaaa—a— JUST UNPACKED •-jjj^^^i Choice Selection of /^^^^^^fe* NEW FROCKS /(fe~s: AFTERNOON 4jll« 3^/ EVENING WEAR THH LAIESI j Styles in MILLINERY FOR THE FORTHCOMING RACES. Robinson Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Sin^r.por*) SINGAPORE. English Turbot ANI > Pheasants SINGAPORE GOLD STORAGE
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      55 1 1 |.j k^ al 2 Important Announcement Wo have concluded arrangements witli WARING ROE, Auctioneers, to hold auction sales of HaH«.-ire and Landed Property ut their new sale-rooms, 11-1. COLLYBR QUAY 'Opposite General Post Offie) 1 Kirst Important Mortgagee's Sale will be held on j Thursday. November 3, 1921, at
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    Modern Korea.
    1093 2 Hermit Kingdom Beginning To Rouse Itself. A correspondent writing to the Japan Chronicle on August 12, states The year 1919 was epoch-making in Korea. Since le Independent .Agitation of that year, Korea has l>< en awakening. Especially the younger generation is alert and active in trying to enlighten
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      315 2 O 1HT,.,,1 U JLL= B^ti^^J bß*^Be I This is the famous Brooke Bond Vacuum Tin :«y keeps )our tea in perfect condi- tion in any climate, (ot any length ■lot' time. Insects cannot penetrate jHf tiie Brooke Bond Vacuum tin— JPIWfIiB: moisture and mildew cannot harm its contents. On the
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      391 2 \m mm RASHJNMN Neck and Head. Hair Fell Out Badly. Cuticura Heals. "I had an Itching and burning on my arm and r.ect, and also on some parts of my head. Then s raab appeared which caused my hair to tall out badly. I waa treated, but could get no
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      154 2 INTERNATIONAL MOTORS, LTD. 195-a. ORCHARD BOAD. Phone 2617. Overhauls and repairs of every description to all makes of cars and trucks. Painting, upholstering, batteries charged. Separate lock-up garages. NEW CARS ON HIRE. Customers having cars repaired at our works can hire four seater cars at daily rates. SWINEHART J&*- TYRES
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    ORIGINS OF THE SCOT.
    636 8 Descendants of Late PaleolithicMen. The Sections of Anthropology and Geo graphy of the British Association joinc in mail wmk in a discussion on th origin of the Scottish people. The opener was Professor Sir Arthu Keith, who submitted that the inhabitant of the Highlands and western
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    THE PIANO HOUR.
    387 8 Musical Maids in the London Suburbs. Tn a certain tree-shaded road in a ccrtHin I»l>*a^;int suburb, the tinkling of pianos ly evening on the stroke of o'clock :n .very house in the road. I wai seated in the drawing room of a frien'! who live* in this
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      353 8 CONCRETE REINEORCEMENT N i| jft 1, II fill Look at the Difference! l|| T*HE al*x* ph^ogmplit tn« taken •ta lamedav }SS 5^ I mobs rtamwaj lini neai londan within j few SsS vS j^g^ x ««nts <f one another. 11,.> Tnmw*\ toiiiul.ui.in §S2^ «..s n-KiiiMiii. t,.i -..,:<■ tin 1., f.,r<-
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      446 8 J Miik fa the I Children's Mainstay. Milk ,-nJ Corn Tlrur ban j ideal coiiSintilion and chJJren I nivTT Irs of tlic de'ic ous C nourVin; fare wSich tSjsc i two gi.u of nature prividr. Resl, o'd fashioned i.u*iards, cresTi/ blnnc-nanqes, lemptin-> n trifle* or Loiled and rnkcJ I pu-ld
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      874 8 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB AUTUMN RACE MEETING. 1921. Tuesday, Thursday anil Saturday. October 25. 27 and St. NOTICE Tk« NoB-Merabera Portion of th« Gnmd Stand will not be available for run urn bara at the abora meeting and tickets fo this stand will not ba iaaaad. Vlaltora 1 Tickets.— Thaaa will
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      812 8 GOVERNMENT NOTICE Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office up to noon of October 20, 1921, for the supply of Rations and Sundries for Hospitals for tbe period January 1, 1922 to December SI, 192.. Tenders should be on the authorised forma obtainable on application to tbe Chief
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      565 4 STEAMER SAHINBS P. O-- British India AND Apcar Line iCorapspiM Incorporated in Fnglanrt MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE*- ENINHLLAK AJ*T> ORIENTAL 3. ft, CO. I Contract with Hi" Majesty* Oovonsaioat th» (..•»<... 9 MAIL SERVICE EAST 1)1 BOMBAY an at pre Mat miwXM LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICK rKUM 1.x.N.)0N I TO MARSEILLE*
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      669 4 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP GO. UMTTBD Bt.aa.4rt .*te»4»a te aafl »r«u» «>■•««, KINTA Monday, 4 p.m., for Port Svetteß ht»» and Penang. ■E LEUNG -Monday tja awi* taj Malacca and Muar iAtiA Tuesday, at «.ts r«. u.iim*-. asd Muar. b. ej IPOH- -Wednesdays at 4 pj», in Por. Swettenham and
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      53 4 STEAMER SAILINGS DOLLAR LINE SINGAPORE TO NEW YORK VIA SUEZ Grace Dollar LOADING OCTOBER 25. Throogh Bills of Laelni lesae4 from Singapore to tht Principal Cities of the United Mm «r,< Cana4> i For farther information v to Rates, etc., apply te TUB ROBERT DOLLAR CO. No. 117-121. Market Street.
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      407 4 STEAMER SAILINGS O.S.KT TUB OSAIA SHCmZS KAIBHA LTD. 'Incorporated la Japan^ N». I Oe «&»ie Mrvel Proposed Sailing from Blngaper% Subject to change without ?ot!ea) lUBOP>A> I.JNB Far Pert Sato. kaWeHNka, Loedem Aj»twer»\ •Uttcrdaai aid Haatharg »rr (an .-.LI-AI MARU Oct. 16 Oct. 18 •AMAZON MARU Not. 16 Nov. 18
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      605 4 STEAMER SAILINGS AUSTRALIA BY BURNS -PHILP LIKE (Incorporated in Australia) Singapore to Java Porta, I' >rt Darwin, Thursday Islam), Brisbane and Sydney, via Torres Straits, also •wtth trnnshipmnt to other Victorian, South Australian and North Queensland Torts. Fritiafa. New fiuinea. New Britain. Taaamnja and New Z .':md Porta. APPIieXIMATE BAILING*:
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      528 5 STEAMER SfllLllHtS N.Y.K. European Line UPNDON UNF Fortnightly Service FOR MABSEILLO, LONDON AND ANTWERP, TIA PORTS KAMO MARU Oct. 19 IYO MAKU Not. 2 ATSUTA MARU Not. 17 LIVERPOOL LINE Monthly Service FOR MARSEILLES AND LIVERPOOL VIA PORTS HAMBURG LINE Monthly Service FOR LONDON, ANTWERP, "ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG, VIA PORTS
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      295 5 (HANDLER SIX THE BEAUTIFUL CAR WITH A MARVELLOUS ENGINE. Sole Distributors S.S. ,in;l FJIO. CYCLE AND CARRIAGE CO., LTD. SINGATORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR AND lI'OH. Glen and Shire llaewfpvratec' la fnclani) JOINT SERVICE OF STEAMERS HOMXWARD jI.E.VAPP for Genoa, London, Rotterdara and Hamburg about Oct. tt CARNARVONSHIRE for London, RottFrJam
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      233 5 CABLE WZg: ADDRESS WM j NOTICE i» hereby given that the abovo Trade Mark is the BToWty 'jf Mohamcd Isheck bin H. M. Hancef Import nnd Kxport Mcrchnnts or •);<, liaji l-n-.'V-^T -::]>urc and >s used by them in respect of Sarongs (Kain Pulicat). fIL Any person or persons found
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      609 6 CIHEMAS D, wv IB lo SsMay, OUfbfr :3, JW7. HPretty Photoplay Foaiuring orm of the most Beau' if ul Girls that Ever flppnartri on the Screen nick Ralph Incc proilhction "rrcspiitiriß that nfc»rmir»| little IUI, tho lato OLIYK THnMAS in a role which is in striking m^ thing >.lio ha
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      237 6 ENTERTAINMENTS LAST FEW NIGHTS TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! at 9.15 LOCATION BEACH ROAD. Harmston's Circus AND ROYAL MENAGERIE. Our First Change of Programme GREATER! GRANDER! AND MORE GORGEOUS! New Artists New Acts Everything New Please Note Whon we advertise a Change of Programme, we give a complete Change. COME, SEE, AND JUDGE
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      129 6 VICTORIA THEATRE EDGAR WARWICK Arnouncv^s the WARWICK COMEDY COMPANY October 24 BROWN SUGAR October 2T, THE CIRCLE October 26 COMPROMISED October 27 A BILL OF DIVORCEMENT October 28 ARMS AND THE MAN October 29 THE DOUBLE EVENT Prices $4, $3, $2, $1. Plans now open at MOUTRIE'S. Under the auspices
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      138 6 NEVER SAY DYE, SAY TINIEX AT MAYNARDS WINDOW We are showing; a few samples of what can be done with ONE TEASPOONFULL OP Ti &l P* If IN! LA NEVER SAY DYE, SAY PROVED BEST V TILE FDR THE TRDPICS J 7 SEND TOUR ENQUIRIES TO Ets. BROSSARD MOPIN (Inc.
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      28 6 2 2 Is the Telephone Number of the PROMPT PRINTERS Ring us up— our representative will gladly call on you for orders. Rickard Ltd., 76, Cecil wStreet, SINGAPORE.
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    191 7 f FrXTCRBS Tueiday, October 18. 'eh Water, 10.48 a.m., 11.28 p.m. and V- outward mail due. Kent Assessment Board, 2.16 p.m. S.S. and F.M.S. Boxing Championships, Vie 1 heat re. Harmston's Circus, Beach Road, 9.15. Wednesday. October 19. High Wcter, 11.1C a.m. Tnnplin Club nt Home, 6.15
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS.
      96 7 Rant Wharf Ba.in Nil. Basl Wharf Elephnma. Scmbilnn. Hhccrs hnrf :in Imhoff. Main Uh.irf Lai Snnß. HcatHc Mnru, Al t»i Mum, Heitcn Mura, H.M.S. Merlin. Empire Duck Sand&ka'n, Kasado Mam Hainhonr, ralawa, Charon, Choe.n Mara. Went Wh.^rf Hcl.c. Pyrihu.. K:ij»n S. Jarriincs Wharf I..ikr i'uldin?. Palo
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      Vessels Arrived.
      120 7 BARENTPZ, Hat.. 2.'.M1. from Hataria 17-10. for Belawan Deli 17-W. BAN ron GUAN, Brit, :..7;o tons, from Bourabaya 17-10, for Java unc. CTTT OP DUNEDIN, Brit.. 4,92f. tons, from Kohsichuni; 17-10. for Lnnrlmi -JS-10. KATON<i, BR3 ton.-., from Bangkok 17-10. fo: Hanirkuk J3-10. KAMPOT, Frcn., :r> tona, from
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    223 7 PuUu S->mb? *■"> P-m MataeV M«« 3p.m 3 p.w and BombHj 4 p.rn 4 p.m. alentta -i p.m. :at, Paleiabanf and Batavia 4 p.m. VftimmdMj V. Samba, Morara-S«b« an'l Djtmbi 9 v.m. Datavia, Samarajtg, Sourabajra, Muin'i An trilana (except Western Amtralia) 10 a.m. P. S»:nlvj, M.intok anil
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CLOSE.
    71 7 PncnauM of DriUa; etc., for week fiiduMi Tu-sday, October L."> Tuesday, 'jr.th— r..15 p.m.. Drill Hall, Brn:i lki.-ah Koafl, Malay Company. UNGAPOKB AM) SOITH MAI.AYA BOY BOOUTB ASSOCIATION. (Mm for weak ondinir October 2:! TOMdßjr, lMth— Klovrnth Troop Parade. ffwJMm&a&j l'Jth.—KiKhth Troop Parado. Thursday, —Thiul Troop Parade.
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    FINANCE AN D^COMMERCE.
    137 7 FINANCE AN D^ COMMERCE. EXCHANGE Singapore. October 18. On London, Bank 4 m/i 2/4 7?.: Dtmnnd 2/3 31/32 I'rivut m. credits 2/4' i On New York Demand 4.") Private 90 days 47% On France Bank EM On India. Bunk T. T. 15« On HonjfkonK, Bank d/d 26% p.c. pm. On
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    56 7 12 o'clock noon. Octolnr IS, 1921. Tone of Market Easier. Spot Oct. Nov.-Dec. Jan.-March April-Juno I Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Pricet Buyers Sellers Spnt Oct. Xov.-T)it. Jan.-March April-June Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyer* Sellers $Btt :m ?A Mtt i •",7
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      MINING.
      183 7 Isa. Val. Pd. Buytr*. Seller*. 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.00 1 1 Hitam Tin 1.35 1.45 1 1 Jelantoh 0.40 0.60 £1 £1 Kum. Kamunting 1.14.0 l.lti.Oxd. 10 10 Kinta Assoc. 5.00 fi £1 Lahat Mine* 5 5 l.ingui Tin 8.25 3.75 10 10 Malayan Coll. 12.00 13.00 1
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      GENERAL.
      135 7 ML V*l. Pd. Bnywt. S«ll«rt. £1 £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 8.0.0 8.10.0 10 01 Cer.tral Engines 15.25 16.25 10 10 Central iMotora Ji.oo 3.50 £1 aE. Smcltir.K Co. 6.00 6.30 6/- Electric T'way* 2/6 :0 10 Ptasfr N<avcs 28.50 20.50 cd. :>0 DO W. Hammer Co. 75 85 IOOIOOKatz
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      DEBENTURES.
      104 7 •U. En?. 6 p.c. 234,300 par 5 p.c p.m. Spore Electric Tramways, 5 pc. £350.000 nom. S'pi-re Municipal 6 p.c «i>7x.ooo P« r Spore Mun. 4!4 p.e. of IM>7 $i,oou,in)o 10 p.c. S'pi r e Mun. 4Mi p.c. ol ISO 9 $1,600,500 10 p.e. di«. S'pr.rt Mun. W pc.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      363 7 Fraser and Co. a»d_LyaU and Evatfa Quotation*. I Latest available Starling Quotations arc printed on another page on Friday. To-day*! Price*. Fraser LyaU ft Co. Evatt. AHenby (SD 0.10 0.20 ,0.10 0.20 Alor Gajah ($1) 0 90 l.QO 0.90 1.00 V Hilam (?5; 7.00 8.00 7.00 8.00 Am.
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      888 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS BOLTER'S for Australian Giern Peas at pet ll>. tin. Va'-ANi.V Vi'li" PAYING QtEST. Mode.r- t'-ri.i.-. Tel. rtKi. 14, Mount Eliznbeth. WANTKD. piano teacher. t\rice a week Tuesday nnd Fricliiy mormnr- Apply to ~h~, StmitK Times. FOR SALE, to thore homeward bound 1 lady'a fur coat und 1 fur,
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      38 7 N. E. W. MOTORS AND DYNAMOS You cannot get a better and cheaper Dynamo. Obtain prices from THE MOTOR CAR HIRING ENGINEERING CO. 69-b, BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. Sole Agents for F.M.S., Siam and D. E. Indies. SUB-AGENTS WANTED.
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      347 7 AUCnON SALE of a quantity of minccUascous engineer.! and shipn' stores, wir« DPttinc tapping knivc* •t«. At our sale-room No. 30, Kline Street, on Thursday. October 20, at 16.30 a.m. Comprising !W: Yate*. I'.urncii patent tapping knives, 13.') Jchong dibble tlade tapliing knivpn, a quantity of right and l»ft hmd
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      135 7 I I S.S. **^^fIH Will itcain be dcspan^H to Ilongkiii,'.-. -Srrntuw tliOtlt Now For frelfSt »nd pa.-»»;-i.\ apply tr> II KOMNKLYU I'AKfcTVVART l| I m 2 «pii .1, (.diver <Juay. STRfllfS-AUSTRALf/jUJ OF THK i\.. P. M. The s.s.. R'<;: t ".patcho for Batavia, Simi anui£. i s;>.r, Sydney nrA 1
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    ANNOUNCEMENT.
    40 8 i.i announced of Ar.pj Ii w of ;li- late Mr. ft. Hardwicke of Hill View, Pasli Paajaag, daagh- l. Berry of THiijon'R Katoaf, i nd Mr. V". Kraptjrgc, Government Sat> Johora. The macriaga .Til! i.: place i:i Janoary 7, !'■>-..
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    DEATH.
    30 8 ■HIMMKN. At ::7-n. Kewtoa Komi, on i apt. C. W. Shiinmen. i| j ye ir b loved brother «f Mrs A. Additon. latcnaeat nt Didailnn al .'> r .m. to-Jay.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    68 8 M. Hand: tenders hot thank! to all funeral of her only beOlivia oa the l.:h instant iul letters r condoitfnva. Mr. Tan Soow Joo sum Uoisrs. Tan Jon Miang Vong, Miang Chiaag, Kang »nd family bep i t!...: :<"il frUnda, memRonedate Association, Vn\ Sianjr i, 'i o lation, who
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    The Straits Times. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18. UPPER SILESIA.
    1071 8 The Straits Times. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18. UPPER SILESIA. The League of Nations has performed t; rst ivrcat public service by the award Ifhten on the I'pper Silesia question. A j-.jQrtr.in amount of ambiguity characterises the t legTami we bevc received, but that il noway to be wondered at considering the
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    17 8 Mr. Thomas Duckworth, warder, Victoria Gaol, Hongkong, was drowned whilst bathing in Repulse Bay on October 9.
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    30 8 The brcw:rs I'eter Walker of Warrington, Liverpool and Burton, with a capital of Sy millions, are gnial.cramatinu; with Kobcrt Cain and Sons, the Liverpool brewers, whose capital is two millions.
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    37 8 Various railway companies at home are making great efforts to provide quick service and extending facilities for excursionists. Th:- removal of Goveim— l at control and competition by charabancs it •»>•: nis have put them >.n thvir mettle.
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    14 8 Prohibition of export of Strait* Silver and copper coin from Johore has been repealed.
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    28 8 Matsheos at Gun Club Hill, Kowloon. Hongkong, took fire on October 8, and 1 > mules of the 30th Mule Corps were burned to death though !>0 were saved.
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    26 8 Mr. H. C. Samuel has been appointed Assistant Surgeon, Johore, as from October 6, and Mr. A. C. Jomaron, Magistrate and Assistant Collector of Land Revenue.
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    36 8 Th? annual general meeting of United Engineers, Ltd., was held at the registered office. 4, Damar Road, to-day, Mr. V. V. Lembcrger presiding and moving the adoption of the report aryj accounts for the past year.
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    40 8 In a discussion in the parliament oi Northern Ireland it was stated that since the Irish truce large Sinn. Fein camp* have been established in Ulster, in which all fnrms of military exercises, including bomb throwing, aro being indulged in.
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    41 8 The Post Office Savings Bank has cole brated its diamond jubilee. It has tlrr teen and a half million ordinary depositors in addition to between five and si> million investors to stock in 1920. The balance due to depositor? was £260,000,000
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    55 8 Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging record for the first half of October is Hours ran (two dredges) 500, cubic yard.* treated 63,500, total piculs 494.29, ne value $21,700. The record of Asam Kum bang Tin Dredging for the same period was Hours run (one dredge) 27' cubic yards treated 51.000, total
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    50 8 Recruiting has been resume. l generall> in Madras Presidency except in the following taluks which are dill closed t< recruiting owing to prevalence of disease Ganjam District, Godavcri, Kistna and Guntur (all taluks), Kurnool, at Cumban and Markapuram, \;llore, at Darsi, Po^lili, Kangigiri, Kandakur and Gudur and Ramnad, at Thiruvadanai.
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    56 8 Our Pcnang correspondent wires I". is stated that several well-known Chinese in Penang have been arrested on banishment warrants in connection with the antitogistraticn of schools propaganda. Inquiries made with a view of testing tht accuracy °f these rumours show that on« loefcl towkay was apprehended in conncctior with the
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    54 8 RaHcr. Hotel orchestra .will play tir following programme of music to-morrow •it 9.45 pin., urrfer the direction of Mr f. A. Cooka Sclaction, Chu Chin Chow Norton Morceuu, Sizilietta, Blor. (a> Aubad', Massenet (b) Chaeone. Duran<l fantaisie, La Traviata, Verdi Anitra's dance, from Peer Gynt, Gncg intermezzo ar>«l bagafv!!'.*, SoaucTvUle
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    57 8 The fallowing estates have been proved Sir Kobert Uowar. Anderson, architcc of Edinburgh, personal £65,000 Rober Barclay, the London banker, net personal £3»>6,00U Samuel Darling, racehorst trainer, £11.000 Theodok Strachey. of th. C«wi.pore Br.r, i~Jfi,ooo Sif James Hor lick, mak r of malted milk, net persona £182,0(>0 and Lady Collins,
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    80 8 Mr. Koh Lian Chin, c/o Lee Kec and Co., Scrcmban, sends us a specimen of a very neat silvered metal Key Tag,- with name and address engraved. He is the fole agent in Malaya for these tags and as the price is only |X, engraved complete, prudent persons who know
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    78 8 That the granting of independence t. India will bt> inimical to the welfare of tht country" will be the subject for discus sion at to-mci-row night's meeting of thi V.M.C.A. Literary- Soci?ty. The speaker are, for tho affirmative, Messrs. A. Lcr and A. C Menon for the negative Messrs. Dawson
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    90 8 THd light cruiser Durban, which na; selected some timo ago for service on th< East Indies Station, is umsad to protect to the China Station, at an e.v.-ly date Tlis Durban is of the "I) cU-=, \v!::ci. are an improved C type of light cniK.r being heavier aiTnccf and better
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    101 8 Among the appeals before the Cliioi Justice, Sir. Walter Shaw, and Mr. Justici Barrstt-Lennard, yesterday, was that of polico' constable, named Ram Sail Kai against his sentence in the lower court of two months' simple imprisonment foi clemanding money from sonic people wh came to lay a complaint at the
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    112 8 A telegram from the Italian legation. Bangkok, dated 14th inst., has been received as follows The Conference at Venic presided over by the Marquis Delia Torretta which opeiuv.l on the 11th inst.. fci' ths discussion of the disputi-d question over Burtrenland closed on the 13th inst. with the signature of
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    429 8 Mr. D. Bcatty is returning to Sii>sapori by the P. and O. steamer N.llore which was due to sail on the l"th instant. Sir Charles Addis, chairman of the London Committee of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, has returned to London from New York. Lady Guillemard's tennis
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    Outward Mail.
    20 8 Tn.. outward packet Teesta, with mails Trom Baropc, expected to reach Penans f>* iri.ay af-.ernoon, the 21st instant.
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    Price of Rubber.
    76 8 We had a note to-day fu m Ml Huberfc Price, a past chairman of le Singapore Rubber Association, now ntaviri" ir Birmingham, F.ngland. Recent)) JL wanted about 2 lbs. of good quality thi. ru t>ber sheet. At two depots in Birmin j ie was offered what he
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    Government House.
    69 8 The following were the gSMKta of H.B. the Governor ani Lady Guillemard at dinner on Friday, October 14 at Government House the Hon. Mr. F. S. James and Mrs. .James, Major F. P. I-anjrlcy, M. C. and Mrs. Langley, Mr. M. J. Upeott, Mrs. Noyes l.cwi?, Misn Shaw,
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    Homeward Round.
    109 8 The following passengerr. are liT>k»rl for London by the Pyrrhus due to sail ti>day .-—Messrs. P. N. Batti.shill, A. W. Davidson, J. 11. Dowling, K. L. Ferguson, Lymbeny. A. H. Martin, XE. Nnthar. Mr. am! Mrs. A. .7. Bcniafie.'d. Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Breton, Mr. and Mrs. C
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    Singapore's Finances.
    176 8 In commenting on the Singapore Municipal Commission's demand for 101 million dollars for municipal purposes (roads, water, sewerage, electricity, and housing of staff for the next decade), which, it •ays, appears at first sight a stajrgcnntf forecast, the London and China Kxpress remarks There are several sources of
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    Labour Unrest.
    225 9 (irtiU Strike Threatening: America. Reuter's Service. London, October IG. Chicago I'.vo hundred general chairmen of the fo ir trainmen's brotherhoods md the switchmen's union have been instructed to initiate a progressive general strike on October SO. The railroads arc divided into four (croups. The strike will bfgin on
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    Britain's Big Problems.
    99 9 RSLIEB'S SEKVICt. L-'ndop October 1 *>- Rarely in motion political history has tbc Government faced such a momentous tßfk as in the forthcoming week. Parliament will r. -assemble on the 18th. wher Mr. Lloyd George will immediately submit the Cabinet's considered plans for alleviatinc unemployment, which it
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    Wireless Telegraphy.
    72 9 Eeutxb's Sebvicb. London, October 10. Psrii An important international agreement providing for co-operation in the full development of the scientific and technical improvement of wirchss services throughout the world has been reached t>y the four principal wireless tilesraph companies of the British Empire, Franco, (Jernumy an>l the I'nitcil
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    General Pershing.
    68 9 Rectcr's Seevicb. London, October 16.General Perahingi accompanLd by tfek Mar:-hal WlUon, was met at Victoria b;. a diatiflffuiabed company, including Lor<i Lee, S,ir 1.. W.ithinKton-Kvans, Mr. Guest :iinl r '\n\-.- utatives of other ministricaml dtp trtmi-ivts, M his arrival from Taris. A jrreat British mid American crowd vigorously
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    United States News.
    77 9 Kei tkr's Service. L'.iulon, October 10. WaaUaftoa i $tl Labour Federation has appealed U tlie labour organisations „f Central ami South America to join in the movement for the reduction of armaments by holdin:,' demonstrations on Armistice Day. I. )i.clon, October 16. New Yni-k Mr. Uui-ki-felU 'i\
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    Greeks and Turks.
    187 9 Hinre Absorption of Turkish Territory. Reuter's Service. London, October 16. Athens The Chamber by 227 out of 240 votes passed a vote of confidence in thoj Premier M. Gounaris, who, with the Minister for Foreign Affairs, If. Baltazzis, wil: accordingly embark on a dottroyor I to-dny for
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    Armistice Day.
    119 9 Riuttk's Service. London, October 16. The Government is arranging for thi celebration of Armistice Day on similar lines to those of last year. The principa ceremony will be at the Cenotaph at Whitehall, v.here wreaths will be laid on behaK of the King, tho Government, the Domi nions
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    Starving Tartars.
    62 9 Revtf.r's Service. London, October 16. Reval Thousands of starving Tartar* from the Volga region have arrived at thi' town of Udow on the north-eastern shore of Lake Pcipu*. Half the party died of starvation during the two months wander ings. The refusecs were directed to thr Esthonian frontier
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    Upper Silesia.
    43 9 Beutes's Service. I'aH"*, Octoser 16. The Ambassadors' Conference has ncCOBted the recommendations of tho Lca^ui of Nations, relative to Upper Silesia. Details of execution will b; discussed tcmorrow. Geneva The award was. notified to tin Allied High Commission at Oppcln. (Haras.)
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    Guarding Press Freedom.
    54 9 Reuter's Service. London, October 16. Chicago The court sustained the demurrer of the Chicago Tribune declaring that there was no cause of action in the $10,000,000 libel suit filed by the corporation of Chicago on the ground that the newspaper's criticisms of the mayor's financial policy gravely
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    Ireland.
    33 9 Reutkr's Service. London, October IG. One of the concrete results of the Irish Conference is the appointment of a joint visiting board to investigate the complaints of internees and prisoners in Ireland.
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    Macao.
    22 9 Bmrßn'a Skrvice. London. October 10. Lisbon Official quartern deny the report to tin- t-ffect that troops have been ilespntrhrd to Mai-ao.
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    News from France.
    209 9 Reuter's Service. Paris, October 15. The papers arc giving prominence to a Times' leading article emphasising the ■cccscity of the English-speaking democracies and France keeping close together. The papers rejoice over the perfect harimony between France and Britain over the Upper Silcsian question. The persistent drought is
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    KUALA LUMPUR NEWS.
    188 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October IS. N.v.s has been received by cable fron. Paris by Father Renard of the death aft Father Le Tcssier, aged 70, who was for! (ightecn years tl^ parish priest at Kuali. Lumpur nnd one of the pioneer Roma. I Catholic
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    A PLAGUE OUTBREAK.
    44 9 Anela Service. Weitevreden, October 17. After heavy rain a number of cases r*" plague occurred in the Djocja-Karta dis trict. They groatly increased or.. Saturday, when ]"S were reported- Djocja ha. been declared plague infectad, and th cinematoinaph theatres are closed.
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    Labour and Wage Reductions.
    276 9 A recent issuo of The Accountant has < the following, which has an instructive, bearing en our recent leader on unemploy- i ment lt is stated in The Times tha*. c although the moulders of Messrs. Fodens, Ltd., motor wagon manufacturers, wer.' willing to accept a
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    The Chinese Company S. V. I.
    94 9 On November 20 next the Chinese Co., Singapora Volunteer Infantry, will have been in existence for twenty years. It is suggested that a reunion of past and present members might take place on November 19 I Saturday and those who have served or are
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    Banque Industrielle.
    2496 9 Hearing in Supreme Court In December. Yesterday the affairs of the Bnnque Industrielle de Chine came on for hearing before Mr. Justice l'arrett-Lcnnard. i Mr. C. Dickinson was present on behalf of the Banque, Mr. John Laycoek in th«, interests of number of creditors, and Mr. M. J.
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    RUBBER CONTRACT.
    376 9 Defendants Pay $4,286.37 For Breach. In the Supreme Court yesterday Mr. laatkc Banvtt-Lennard delivered judgment in the case of Khoo Swee Thye versus Joo Moh and Co. regarding alleged breach af a rubber contract His Lordship said -.—The ptaintitTs in this action claim from the defendant *4 28ti.:J7
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    Pretty Wedding.
    173 9 On Wednesday, Oct.ibr^H at the Cathedral of the Bras Basah Road, a piofl solemnised, the contractiH Irene Maude, eldest dau^H Mrs. A. Anchant of S^^H Lawrence, second son H Paolo Consiglicre andfl of Singapore. The hrflH away by her father, >^H dress of white Burmese pearls and orange
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      BILLIARD.
      295 10 B\ ■at Singapore Club. Hlarg? KJ'-iioriiiK of DM hi H Club t.i witness th< BB^^ with which thai He me Mr. George Gray openeu rday. They were well r<BB^. two hours and a half of mo- 1. BB' BB^ in h match of W .Klini' plajvr. Mr. <J. 1:
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      BOXING.
      321 10 The Championship Tournament. Anencouraw made with the Strait- -n-l F.M.S. boxing tournament ai night The not large, bat people generally fight shy of prd.nunar.es. and as re will no doubt be pk ntv the contestants wew all v> r> the! c were at letjU two boats which made the
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      Football.
      117 10 mntch played <11 the ft Aeen tin- S.C.C. II i in a draw of one 1 <? H Bum. r <" md Hid* Adnm-.'iji, Uuchanan and Toscenie Macdonal'l. .Young, HolUnd, MacLennor. aad V.M.C.A.— W. T. Cherry L. ParacaM and Tan Lea Witn C. Parker. H. 'G. Riaek and Tan
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      Hockey.
      95 10 In '.^-morrow's hockey match on the' Pagang bi L>-ccn tha S.C.C. II and the S.R.C. the foitoaring will represent the latter tenm G. G. Gray ;C. Richards and E. K. de Souza J. !S. ds Souza, .T V Moss and N. K. F;?s C. A. Norri Balhatchet, H. <;.
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      Golf.
      27 10 At the Garrison Golf Club Mr F C btoeks won the October monthly medaj (bo-rey) 14. 1 up. Lt. A. H. Koyce was second 11, down.
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      Singapore Yacht Club.
      636 10 On Saturday afternoon the Yacht Club took Jthe opportunity f th- first race for Sllency the Governor's Cup to informally open the wr boat house, with a ramp leading down to the still water in- hulks. A race was arranged Between two crow capta i nt by
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      The Races.
      305 10 The f< llowmtr arc the handicaps for the first day of BOXt week's meeting Race 1. (Five fniionga)- lilt 10.12. Gay Lad 10.3. Orthez 148, Wester Watten M. Wendy 7. H1. Nnnkin 7.10, Avro 7. 1 l!abz (i.7. l.ayung Layang 6.7. Kace 2. iSeu.iy Course). Kcnnerley 10.12. Backfire
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    SEQUEL TO BUS FATALITY.
    498 10 Accused Discharged in Police Court. Before Mr. Hull, second magistrate, this morning. Major Langley, M.C, 1.1.P.. mentioned the case in which Tan Ah Soon, defended by Mr. Stuart-Bell was concerned in the overturning of i\ motor bus near the Bonv.o Wharf on the tn irning of
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    Warwick Comedy Company.
    175 10 During the present we^lc th? Warwick Company ar»> having a tour of th? F.M.S., and on Monday next opcr, at the Victoria Theatre with Brown Sugsr. Tliis has had a wonderfully long run at th Garrick Theatre, London, and is prov■l -v jrrnat success in tiie East.
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    The Late Mr. J. A. Hall's Death.
    178 10 With reference to the late Mr. J. A. Hall said to be an ex-Malayan planter, who was drowned recently at Colombo, the Malay Mail is informed that there is no record of his having served on 311 estate m this country. He was
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      94 10 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir, Under this heading and over the norn de plume Kiina Knrrium, then appears in your issue of 14th instant an ill-conceived and disconnected moan about most things in general an-1 nothing in particular. The only paift of your correspondent's lament
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      Salaries of Estate Staffs.
      963 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,- Last month a letter from me wan published in the Straits Times dealing with the eventuality of certain directorates taking advantage of the slump to obtain cheap European labour. I referred to the memorandum of the Committee appointed
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    STANDARD R. C. OF SELANGOR.
    557 10 Available Balance Reing Carried Forward. T|v> report of the directors of the Standard Rubber Company of Selangor for the year ended March 31, ISJ2I, stats Management of h'.-ttat The personnel of management remains the same, there being no changes durrng the year. Mr. Scull returned
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    ASSIZE COURT.
    331 10 A Remarkable Blunder at Kuala Lumpur. Tlic October assizes were to have commenced in the Supreme Court. Kuala Lumpur, yesterday, but had to be poatfluamtl on account of a remarkable blonder. His Lordship the CJ.C. had taken his seat, the prisoner, v Chinx.se, chargeil with murder was i:i
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    26 10 West HartlepoQl solicitor My ,-,i.-i,t willing to go back to hfs wife. Hus'jaim I am not Magistrate How's that Your Solicitor's middle stump is knocked out
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    THE EARTHS CENTRE.
    660 10 Solid Metal of Kxtremcly lUgh Temperature. Interesting up-to-date scientific conclusions were stated by .Mr. D. N. Wadin, Assistant Superintendent, Geological Survey of India, in the course of a lectaro on The Interior of the Earth at the Indian Museum, Calcutta. Mr. Waii .■:< with all the planets
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    74 10 Marphail and Co.'s Daily Report. Singapore, October 18. Silver 42'-j. Hongkong 2i;-"« p.e. prcm. Three months gold -17 1 Share market. Dull. Robbers. Sniuli enquiry. Ttes^-Taipings 1.02^4-1.07%, Norths 1.17^-l.l'L 1 Souths B2H-67M i-onu. Nuwng Pets 1.47V4-1.82i4, Papans 42%J7 cents, Padang Plandoks CO-66 cent*. Rawanga 82V4-87H cents, I'lu
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    133 10 Hie great Viola Dana picture which drew crowded I Friday will l>? shown at tl- Gaiety Cinema until Thursday. To-night's added attraction is Thr Hondini Serial, episodes one, two and Once of which will be shown in conjunction with episodes s: 11 and eight of Thunderbolt Jack. Friday
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    War Medals.
    97 10 The Ex -Services Association of Singapore write:— All ex-officers W.O.'-, N.'.'.O.'s, and men who have not received their medals are strongly, advised to write as under without delay as notices are appearing weekly in the Imme paper* a.skin*f for thh t. be done fex-Bntith officers to the' Secretary,
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    F.M.S. Railways.
    1925 11 I Annual Report of the Genera! Manager. Mr. P. A. Anthony, general manager and Chief Engineer. X.M.S. Railways has issued his annual report for the year 1920,' <iat<xt April L'H. 19X1, and from it we take' ihe follo\v;ng The working of the F.M.S. Railways daring the year 1920
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    FRANCE'S STRUGGLE.
    788 12 Throwing off the Poverty the War Created. An English officer, writing to the Evening Standard from Wimcreux, I ?ays I Over here in France to-day are Englisli- men and Englishwomen in surprising numI bcrs, young, earnest, and with a purpose. J Net tourist at all, but residents not
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    83 12 A rich vein of gold is reported to have been located near Yishiuhsien, in Shantung and a Chinese company is beinpr floated for its exploitation. The province, as is well known, is rich in minerals, bui superstition and lack of capital have prevented tl-.n Chinese from
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    Calamity in China.
    853 13 Thousands of Miles of Territory Under Water. The stories that travellers brintf from the flooded area in China confirm with terrible truth, that the catastrophe which has befallen the luckless inhabitants of that district is more appalling than it was ever thought to be. The whole district
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    Census of Ceylon.
    92 13 popuI shipri. If r, this tfi the wing 1871-11 11-1891, :i per coat. I*ol-1901, 1K..; per rait: j 1901 1811, 15.. r > per cent.; 1911-1 cent Tin. !,nv rate in 1!U1-1L'J1 v n, to the influenza pandemic, .uifl the war vmiilitions, inclUflinE ahortqjn i>f ric and
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      452 14 BANKING THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED (Incorporated by Special Imperial Charter in Japan.) CapiUl Subscribed Y60.000.000 Capital Paid-up Y«5,OO6.O00 Reserre Funds Y11.080,000 Vice-President S. Mori, Esq, President K. Nakagawa, Esq. DIRECTORS S. Minami, Esq. T. Hisamune, Esq. G. Kawasaki, Esq. K. Morinage, Esq. M. Esaki, Fsq. T. Ikeda, Esq. Denkichi
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    231 15 A Tribute to Liberty Six. Early this spring, in America, a Liberty six, plasturi-d with mud, rolled into Los Angeles and marked the beginning of the r.-trular season for transcontinental motor trips. The Liberty was driven by Paul S. Allen, of Kansas City, Mo., accompanied by Robert
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    IN SEARCH OF A HOME.
    195 15 Ex-Emperor Karl Still Seeking A Refuge. Horr Karl Hapsburgr, formerly Emperor if Austria, did not leave Swiss territory on Aug-ust :il, for the simple reason that no o:her country could be found ready to receive him. and the Swiss Government could not turn him out,
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    31 15 Since most lovers' quarrels nowadays are happily settled with automatic revolvers, isn't it about time for the pictorial artists to take out the bow and arrows fr..m thr ptetWM of Cupid
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      481 16 TKY 6UAN KIAT 56, PHILUI ?TlitKT Phoaa Vo». »1 The MK.-eanfui eoßirmetot (or sapplj FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS ETC U' the Singapore MH«icip»m» the /ear 1921. GLOBE BOILER FLUID. For clearing »nd pri»»erving await oouers JMI tvo"' Used by sll factories, steamers. mo" sn y d P f n
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