The Straits Times, 6 October 1922

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 27,067. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY* OCTOBER 6, 1922 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      124 1 k r 0 JL BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBy I The Osd Original Genuine Swiss Milk a I "Bear Brand" I i i, v/udiiiy >i v v^c '^mr runty TR.VDE MAKK RICHNESS Obtainable in Sterilized Natural, Unsweetened Condensed, Full Cream Sweetened Condensed (Labelled Sledge Brand) also Real Swiss Cream. I > > > i
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      258 1 5 B iiu ****•*<■♦♦*♦♦•»■■* v I> -l 3Bno 1 UliAv v ~g*^_ I r^VEH BfiS^ 1 lb airtight t ns > --B^fe-) in lt lb airti e ht tins M*S hP^^^i^^* VvrlSfflSK^/ w**** 6 s^ 3 f^^a^^u^^ GUARD'S MIXTURE >^SSaKaS^ CRAVEN VIRGINIA '7^rs .nd sn^J* 1 f%,""'" T TO "fv^
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    POOLING POWER
    676 2 r Reorganizing Electricity In Britain. The reorganization of the entire electricity distribution system in Great Britain is planned under the Electricity Supply Bill which is intended to bring about cheaper power for industrial and domestic uses and to remedy certain absurd conditions now existing about London. Alfred -Nutting,
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    EX-KAISER'S COURTSHIP.
    195 2 Course of True Love Never Die Run Smooth It is stated in a home cable to the Times of Ceylon, dated September 2t5, thai the ex-Kaiser's courtship is not running so smoothly as the monarchist account:; from Germany represent. All his sons are said to be objecting as
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    138 2 Three cases of damage by vermin wiv reported recently, says a home paper in mall week. A child was killed by eating food contaminated by flies, a girl in be I was bitten by a rat, and a number of important letters was destroyed by rats in a City office.
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      566 2 Heat Lassitude and Fever Dr. Cassell's Tablets Give Splendid Energy and Safeguard the System from Infection. India. South Africa. Mr. rpeniirairirtn* Bromhopsdha- Mr*. Ellen Florert. 8 Col«rid»«-»oail, J»ra. I'ora.inba. P.O. 2D Railway. Nadia. Salt Hirer, C.P., South Africa, wrltw:lirnfal. India, wrttn:--" lam enjoyinir I mlTiri-il terribly with hrsdach*. and ■pltndld
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      156 2 FOUCAULD A Bf^ANDY KSTtie«7 AT T^T 9s9#BSAQ~P9tAOOtS AGENCY OFFERED. Who does Your Printing? RICHARD Ltd. PROMPT PRINTERS 76 Cecil Street, Singapore. Tel. 2228. American System Dentistry H. OHNISHI, D.D.S. No. 19J. ORCHARD ROAD. (Tal. 2083). (Upper Light Studio). VIOLET RAY Trcutnwnt for VEURAJ.fiIA. TOOTH ACHE, PYORKHIA, ABSCESS AND RHEUMATISM. Doa't
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      200 2 A.M.A. A.M.A. Hick, Hargreaves Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) DIESEL OIL ENGINES. UNIFLOW STEAM ENGINES. CONDENSERS (WITH HICK-BREGUET EJECTOR.) Sole Af«rt P. A. PARIS, M/U, THB ARCADB. SIKGAPORH. AJMJL A.M.A. WsMll IW l>»>ini mxmifn ivnnm r ■naf-rf-imii.-rr Real Economy. Don't let the white ants destroy your Rubber Estates bat use
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    FORTUNE TELLING IN ITALY.
    649 3 A Professor and His Clients. The Florence correspondent of the Observer writes The police at Florence have just arrested Professor" Mazzetti, a fortune-teller and clairvoyant, who has driven a thriving trade there for some years. He claims to predict the future infallibly and to have control
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    PENALTIES FOR MUTINEERS.
    331 3 A Warning to the Chinese Troops. The Harbin correspondent of the N.C. j Daily N'tws forwards the following atory to Shanghai early in September The 700 men of the 4th Regiment at Euhaidou who shortly after the recent mutiny, surrendered when starvation was ■taring thorn in the
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    93 3 If anybody had sufrpestcd before the war that» in a few years it would cost DOO.OOO roub\i» to send a letter in Russia hi would probably have been treated a-; :i:-iim-. Kven now it is difficult to believe, yet we have been shown a letter. Mja the Japan Chronicle, rii-i-ivorl
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      523 3 SANDAKAN CLUB, NORTH BORNEO \OTICK is horeby jrivfn that the Oom-mitti-o of tlir nbov<- chib has decided to l'lliim tlic uutftnndir.K Prbcntures to Bcarci of the tial laaaa of *im) each and second issue of $.~>o each bearing interest at the late of 8 p. r ci-nt. per aoasm, on
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      229 3 CHILL ON THE LIVER te a fiT'iurnt easae of pUnHM at this time of year. Therefore keep your liver setive. your vYstem clean and your bo<ly healthy by tin occasional ukp of n i EJca*MM*j*jiMw*jßMMl p t thus avoiding chill? ard colds, constipation, bilious attacks, sick headaches. t PinkcUr;-. ari
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      366 3 You wouldn't drink flat sod* wattr, or stale beer. Then why be content with tea that is flat and stale Buy Brooke Bond tea in the vacuum -packed tin, and you will never grumble at your tea again. Brooke T-ond tea in tlie vacuum tin will not cost you more
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      144 3 bet:« e n><> mmmmi* i i>iH By Appointment KM THE QUE£K NOHWICH —ENGLAND CHOCOLATES in Fancy Boxes. Packets tr Tins. AND NORWICH COCOA. i CALEY'S CHOCOLATES ARE DIFFERENT Half pound tins, 90 cts., $1.00. One pound tins, $1.50, $1.60, $2.00. Half pound fancy boxes, $1.00. One pound fancy boxes, $1.75,
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      668 4 STEAMER SfIBJWQS P. flSritisii India <»>* Apcar Line (ConimntoK Incorporated fn England) MAIi; /NT) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES WBIHUJta AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. iVmitr Cortr.Hct with Hla Majeatr'a GoTeraaiaat) LONDON FAR-F.ASITRN BERVICB TO MARSEILLES, LONDON ANTWHtF T)»e Singapore LeaTe Slagapora NANKIN about Oct. 16 1 KALYAN about Oct. 17
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      653 4 STEftHEB SaHIIIGS ELLE^TaN^HjNE EUJERMAN BUCKNAU. STEAMSHIP Co, Lt*. (InMraanttrt ta KagUa*!) BTEAMaW"" P— Wafaaow PASSBNGBR SERYTCB O«TTWAEI>. Btoatnev I>n« Siagapora CITT OF PAWS N«». I s.s. CITY Of YOKK D^. 14 it. CITY OF SIMLA Jan. 28 si. CITY OF POONA Mar, nOKBrTASD, s.s. CITT OP PARIS Marseilles A London
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      688 4 STEAMER SAIUHBS KOHINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (SOYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO, OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated In Holland) CNDF.R CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA, GOVERNMENT. Telephone Noa. I'aaaage Drpt. 131, Freight Dept. 1102, Marina Drpt. and Transhipment Drpt. 1437, Manager's Drpt. 100 J. MELCHOIR TREUB October 6, Batavin, Somaranc and Sourabaya wish trnn?liipm"iit for
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      304 5 STEAMER SAILINGS N. Y. K. LONDON VOW IlaVtone Maru Oct. 1!> Suwa Mr.ru Oct. SI LIVERPOOL LOT Toyoaaskl Ilara oad Oet HAMBURG LPf Vatsnseoto Haim aarlj Oct. >K«f TORK LW VIA BURX SOUTH AMERICAN LOT Sanagawa Mam Oct. U «OMRAT UNsl Awa Mam Oct. IT Tumba Maru Nov. 3 CALCUTTA
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      267 5 _CTEAMER^AIUNjBS^ O.S.K. Piewsaid flslllag* Trrn Wagastof (subfee* to change without previous aotlaa.) EUROPEAN UNI lor Mursrillfß, London. Hamhurg. Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo. Suez and Port Scid. Arr. Dep. AMAZON MARU Nov. U Nov. 15 &HUNKO MAR'J Dec. -1 .lee. 2? Oir.it Marseilles NEW TORK Ll>t For Bam Fraarlsce, Panama, New
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      128 5 STEAMER SAILINGS bOLLAR LIRE FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK, NORFOLK Tla Suet s.s. M. S. DOLLAR Loading Singapore, October 20. FOR BOSTON, NEW TORK, BALTIMORE Tla Snex s.s. DIANA DOLLAR Loading Singapore, November 20. Through Bills of Lading issued from Singapore to the Principal Cities of the United States and Canada.
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      310 5 STEAMER SAILINGS AUSTRALIA BY BURNS PHILP LINE (Ineorporatod in Australia) Singapore to Java Ports, Port Darwla Thursday Island, Brisbane and Sydney, via Torres StraiU, also with transhipment to other Victorian, South Australian and North Queensland Ports, British New Guinea, New Britain, Tasmania and New Zealand Ports APPROXIMATE SAILINGS MONTORO, 4,007
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      210 5 STEAMER SAILINGS COMaUNBD SRRTICB OF THE OCEAN S.S. 00., LTI. (Incorporated ia England) THE WEST AUSTRALIAN S. N. CO., LTI. (Ineorporatod ia England) Monthly Service taking cargo and Passengers from Singapore JAVA PORTS (aa inducement offers) NORTH-WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS AND FREMANTLE (PERTH) Approximate Sailing. UINDEROO 0 19 GORQON Oct. 27
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      196 5 STEAMER SAILINGS STRUTKERS ANN BARRY OPERATORS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD SINGAPORE TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO. Due Singapore s.s. ELKRIDGE Oct. 20 to discharge and load a.s. WEST PROSPECT Nov. 10 to discharge and load s.s. WEST CHOPAKA Nov. 30 to discharge and load s.s. WEST FARALON Dec. 15
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      392 6 CINEMAS LIBERTY Unirenal Special Attraction SECOND-HAND ROSE atts C acts GLADYS WALTON Together with the Adventures of ROBINSON CRUSOE Episodes 13, 14 and 15, 6 parts. The First Show at 7.30 p.m. THE MAN WHO WOKE UP By HOOT GIBSON ROBJNSON'S TROUSSEAU Jrxel Comedy in 2 arta. Proprietor LIBERTY BALL.
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      434 6 CINEMAS By popular request t THE SWATOW TYTHOON DISASTERS will be repeatid for a further four nifrhts. From Friday, Octo!;er 6 to Monday, October 9, 1»22. PALACEGAY NEW BRIDGE ROAD. Other attrcctinn at 9.30 p.m. will bo Episodes 5 and I of THE INVISIBLE RAY SERIAL and a Paramount- Artrraft
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      569 6 STEfIBER SAIUHGS ~!Fr7^s~steamship co "liiwiTEß LOCAL SAILINGS IntmHed to Mil Strainer From Slagapore to Honda y, 4 pjn. KINTA Port Swettenham and Pftwnp Monday. 5 p.m. HYE I.EOXG Malacca and Muar. TiKsday, 2.50 pjn. CALYPSO Tort Dickson, T«!uk Aotnn. liajan Ta.t'J and Lumut. Tneeday, 6 p.m. KEI.ANTAN Malacca and Mnar.
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    135 7 FIXTVRF.S. i rtdaj. Ottaacf fi 11,,- i Water. 1O."3 a.m., 10.48 p.m. Baaeh Road, 9. 15 p.m. Boxing, r.M.S. Gou'own No. 16. Falurda>. Ortolicr 7 I n.m., 11.20 p.m. Kluang Rubber Itcrrick's 12.30. ricl.el B.C.C. v. S.li.C. ftX.C Children's Concert, Vie. I lieatre. 5 p.m. r us,
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      VF.SSEI.S AT THE DOCKS.
      61 7 I v Gler.avy. M tori lurl .1. i Cocn, M.lctiiiU- Tie.r., i M i-ui.. Btojsj c«»l TTaarf Ikenpal Harbour. M.iin Wharf Lch. liygeU, !';.;rol, Lcl fug N'eptnn Coal Wfcarl V'oaaols i.i Dry Dack. Tanjosuj aart Dock: Pice: Ayu 1. v h. •)-,>! !l,irl»>ur K:n«« Dock: Jun.v
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      Vessels Arrived.
      24 7 v r iii.v. i;lAXI u-10. KRIAN. Bi ■■■■> 5-10, ..r.t C-10, It f,-i(,. I; \J All OF SARAWAK Sar., 893 Uns. fron: 10-10.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    75 7 To-day 1:1--1 r m. :i p.ni i.nliam nml Teluk Anson.. a p.m I p.r.i. 4 P-m- P-»i-M»lac^» -'-i Mu'- P-m 4 p.m i p.r.;. Batavaar mrabaya r.r.l H estern sbanr, Cur..h a.n. li. :...n. 11 cm 1 :..ir,. 1 p.m. Batu Panal 5 P'° jh.ia «ru i
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    14 7 nti miii Arr. LoadOB, B«| tcir.bvr M Octubi-r I Otil.'o.T o
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    160 7 EXCHANGK SinKaptre, (MokaX C. On London, Bank 4 m/s I ttf IK'inan.i L" I 1 H PriVmt* tu. credits 2/4 11/W Oii New Jfark D«wMrl U4C Private, M d i MU On r*rance Hank 04d In India, tfunk T.T. 178Vj U:i Hongkong, Bank ci <1 11 V4
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    55 7 Tone of Market Firm. Latoat London c;iljk\s quote Spot erapa 9A Spct sheet 11(4, Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Prices Buyers. Sellers. vow-Dec. 2.> 2'."j ati.-Murch Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers. Sellers. Spot Xov.-Doc. 31 31 4 Jan.-Marc-h :S2', ?>* VAILY
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      MINING
      196 7 hlk I'd. Buyer*. Sellers. 1 1 Ayer \Venjr norn t 1 Bateng Padang 0.35 0.45 1 1 Hitam Tin 1.00 1.10 1 1 Jelantoh 0.35 0.45 1 1 Johan Tin 0.40 0.50 U il Kum. Kan.unt. 1.13.9 1.15.0 t lo Kinta AaMc 4.00 4.76 j 5 Llnjjui Tin 2.75
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      GENERAL
      149 7 a!. Pd. Bayers. Sellers. I il Br. Am. Tobacco 4.3.0 4.7.0 J 10 Central Engines m.60 io Central Motor* 2.50 ."S.OO 10 Eastern Ship «.75 9.75 El fl E. taclting Co. 6.00 6.50 5'- Electric Tramways 1/- 2/- norn 10 Fraw r <v N'e«veS2^s 33JS i i>o Hammer anj
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      DEBENTURES.
      94 7 U. Km. 0 p.r. *1,1!4.e-Cf pax px, »JD <poro Electric*! Truawaya, 5 p.c. £SoO.O(H> Spore Muaicipal y*. $1,878,000 MbT 5-poro Municipal 4* p.c of 1907 $1,000,000 16 p... Ua. 3'pcro Municipal 4V, p«. of 1909 $1,600,600 10 pi. 4i». >'p?ro Uaciripal 4H V-», of T»C< tT.SOO.COti ;t S'portr MonkipaJ
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      372 7 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Eratt's Quotations. l»-l v 'rices. Fraser I.) all Co. Evatt. '<::•■:. iiy New <|1) "1.-10 0.00 0.40 0.50 \ior Uajad ($1) 1.00 1.20 1.00 1.20 K. Hits*. (*5) 9.00 10.00 8.00 10.00 A. Kuning (sl) 0.50 1.00 .b. Malty <$_>) 0.85 tM
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      162 7 GOVERNMENT NOTICE ti tfca Cotoalal Bceretary'i ::.i>- ..,i to in..'>r. of Oatojsar -J. IMS, fjr the supply of Rations and Sundries I the period Jar.unry 1, VJ2i IMS. Tonders sfcool r "ri»* obtainable .'n appilcatioa to ti..- i 1 rincipal Civil liodical t)fTiC(.r"s OlTice. Ferns will oal| be laaajai 0.-i
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      697 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS CHIVrsS 1 PURE HONXT, Olde Raglitß Marmalade, frail Salad, Knglisn Kruit<. Ul i :-lu*s. H. Holler, Direct Imparter, KuroinHotel Huildmir. CAVALRY, one of ihc most highly finished dpi RO&KO PK PATENT AUTOMOBILE Clock;, from M.'.iv up at Wcill Montor, X, l!i K l. Utroet >!,- FOR SALE, white
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      44 7 Brunner Mond Co., Ltd. MORTHWK'H, ENGLAND. ''■Ude ma» i< Manufacturer* ef BICARBONATE OF SODA SODA ASH CAUSTIC BODA CARBONATE OF AMMONIA SULPHATE OF AMMONIA CALCIUM CHLORIDE PUKE ZINC BLEACHING POWDER. SILICATE OF SODA, etc Ageuta, Straita SottlemenU and F.MJ9. H. WOLSKEL CO., LTD. SIMOAPORa.
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      561 7 AUCTION SALE of excellent walnnt-stnined toak household furniture, Ba!>y Grand pinno, two-senter Singer aiotor car, Pil.irrr ptaadlo aaw#M| machine. Pints, U-., etc. To be held at C!ie»tert«n, So. A, Scotts Koa«l, off OrchErJ Koad. on Saturday, October 7, at 2.3» p.m. Comprising an excellent toned Baby Grand riano. by T.
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      220 7 VICTORIA THEATRE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11 BANDHAOTB KABTBKM nCUIT, l.td. NEW ENaiSK F^RGiOAL (®mm go, \K K-.tii:iiv \r.\\ COMPAXY with an nrnutLT nbw repertoire of I.ONPON SI il Wedaaaaß/, October ii. ii iM tons OF HONBT. Thursday. Otli>lier I.'. al UM i>..,i. niSNCII LEAVE. FrMajr. Oetofcn I i. V!.,- I I
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    The Straits Times FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. MATTERS MALAYAN.
    1208 8 The Straits Times FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. MATTERS MALAYAN. We quoted yesterday a comment from our Kuala Lumpur contemporary on a matter that is muchly exercising tli minds of the people in the Federated Malay States. As we cannot imagine that there are two big scandals, we assume that our contemporary
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    14 8 The annual meeting of Tembalak Hub ber Estates, Ltd., was held at noon to-day
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    25 8 S. Pearson and Son, Ltd., of which Viscount Cowdray is the head, have :u cured a Sudan irrigation contract involving the expenditure of nearly £1,000,000.
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    40 8 Through the kind permission of Mrs. Sproule, a rally of the Girl Cutdes will be held in the garden nt Nassau Ixidge, on Monday, the lGth inst. at I p.m. All those interested in the movement are invited to attend.
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    44 8 A Chinese, named Ng Muk Cheok, who was arrested in Singapore recently after having been banished for the term of his natural life from the state of Negri Sembilan, was committed yesterday by the third magistrate to take Ihjs trial at the next Assizes.
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    49 8 Messrs. Barlow and Co. report that the copra market has remained unchanged during the past week and only a moderate quantity of business has been transacteci. Closing quotations are as follows No. 1 Standard ?!1.2."> to .«<J.SO, No. 2 Standard <5.85 to 9.25, No. 3 Standard 8.">5 to 8.85.
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    53 8 The ninth ingathering service of the Tamil Methodist Church will be held tomorrow evening in the Short Street School at four o'clock. The Rev. J. H. Lewin, the pastor of the Wesley Church, will deliver an address. Then; will b:- sale immediately after the service of the articles ofcred. All
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    67 8 The Rev. Chew Tsun Hinjr.. tbe wellknown Methodist preacher in Canton, has arrived in Singapore- and will conduct evangelistic meetings in Cantonese in the A. C. S. Drill Hall at 7.:50 p.m. en Thursday and Friday, and in Mr. Ku Tons Sen's theatre hall on Saturday nr.d Sunday at 8
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    76 8 At the second court this morning before Mr. Dawson, N'k Mc-tij? It, v Hylani. •notor car <. liver, was charged with rash md negligent driving of ear No. 2iT>! in 3ukii Timah Road, at 4.30 p.m. yesterday. As a result of his driving, a Tamil named Kamasamy was knocked down
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    71 8 The Java Tribuns is the name of a weekly in the English language about to be issued at Batavia, supplying, accord ing to Java papers, a long felt wan. among the English speaking residents The new periodical will be devoted > th< interests of all foreigners in the -\.K.I Numerous
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    66 8 By kind permission of His Highnesi The Sultan, Colonel Commandant, Johon Military and Volunteer Force.?, the Johorc Military Band will play at the Ban:Stand. Johore. on Sunday nea p.m. the following progiamsn of music Quick March, Far Away. Branj Overran. Oberon, Weber Selection, The Co-Optimists, Wood Yalsc. Come Closer Hoby
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    91 8 Before Mr. Dawoon in the second c .urt this morning. Inspector Kinjr gave evidence of arrest in a case of robbery. It appears that a Chinese towkay was walking alms* Robertson Quay at 7 pjß, yesterday when four Cantonese suddenly set upon him and, disabling him by thrjw ng sand
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    89 8 In the second court yesterday before Mr. Dawscn, Pek Seng, a Chinese syce, was convicted of rash and negligent driving of motor-bus No. :'>!>;!. It was said that he collided with two rickshas, injuring the pullers. In ope of the rckshas was a Miss Nicholas and 'her brother. Miss Nicholas
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    92 8 An action by Sng Toon Keng, administrator of Lim Teng, deceased, in respect of an area cf land at Toah Pyoh cf which two deceased were comir.nn tenant?; Wan mentioned to Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard in tile Supreme Court, yesterday, by Mr. C. C. Simpson, who appeared for the plaintiff. He
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    104 8 In the First Magistrate's Court this morning Mr. David heard 24 .cases of petroleum and timber stor.ing without licence. Mr. A. Xewlxrry, of the Singapore Fire Brigade, detailed the cases, chief of which was a case where a Chlnwn petroleum dealt r, named Goh Cheng Mia, wis summoned fur storing
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    134 8 A sensational attack occurred on Tuesday, reports the Malayan Observer, Ipoh, at Tanjong Tolong near the mine owned by Towkay Foo Choong Nyit. It would appear that the kapala was taking to the mines about $2,000 to pay the COoliei when he was attacked by a party of three men.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    393 8 Mr. E. A. Bnewin, of the Straits Times, is sailing fr in home to-day on his return from leave. Colonel Cecil Rae hai bee n appointed tflic-r in conr.uand nf the Ipoh Chinese Section of the M. V. I. Mr. 11. B. Egmmt Ih.k.-, of Messrs. Harrisons,
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    The Mails.
    21 8 Mails from Ino-China are due by the Manciie to-morrow. The Morioka Mam will biin:^ mails from China and Japan.
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    Armistice Dinner.
    36 8 We are asked to say tha' the Extervieei Association of Malaya, .S:n;.;;ipcre branch. Armistice dinner will beheld on Saturday, November !1 in toe ball rcom of Raffles Hotel. Further particulars will be published later.
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    The Children's Concert.
    64 8 A reminder may be given of the Childto bo held iii ththeatre to-morrow afternoon at five, w.th admission to children free and t-> adult I '.i An excellent programme bai Ik ':i prepared Including music and dan ing. Among the items to be played by the PhQarmonic
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    D.M.D. Stephen.
    64 8 D. M. D. Stephen. The Tir.ics of. Ceylon of September 21 reproduces the following interesting announcement from the Ceylon Police Gazette oadß the heading Hue an. l Cry D. H. I). Stephen, height r ft. B ins., bread shouldered, heavily built, ;-lc::n shaven, top lip protrudes: slightly, hosl' prominent, fair
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    A Will Dispute.
    137 8 A conclusirn has been reached in the Supreme Court in the suit between t'.,relatives of W,e late Syed Omar bin Ali A I Junied which dealt with the disposal of leasehold property in Hijrh Street Tbe ■I gave director! that this property fchoukl be k 'pt f.
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    The Return of the Germans.
    150 8 It will be remembered that the FonMf Enerry Alien Admissicn Ordinance was promulgated on October 18, 1919, to be to f" for three years, so that it is dinto ex. lire at midnight of tbe 12th in;;. With its rxpirati. n the embargo which has
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    NEAR EAST.
    751 9 Hopeful Tone at Mudania Conference. Points that Still Retard Settlement. Kixtku's Service. London, October 4. (\m>tr.litinople General Harington opened the proceedings at Mudania with an address in wliich lie defined the objects of the eonfi -rence firstly, the cessation of hostilities secondly, the determination of a line behind
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    War Debts.
    110 9 Relter's Service. London, October 5. Washington In ccnr.e'ction with Mr. McKenna's suggestion at the bankers' conference for a reduction of the principal foreign debts, treasury efficials are cf opinion that the general cancellation or wholesale reduction of debts would injure the welfare of the world by creating a
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    The Amsterdam Strike.
    73 9 Renter's BBBVMC. London, October Amsterdam The number of strikers has increased to 2,000. There have bc-n no disorders, but the police have been reinforced in the neighbourhood of the port. London, October 4. Amsterdam The International Federation cf Trade Unions, claiming to represent 20,000,000 workers, has summoned
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    Trans-Atlantic Air Liners.
    88 9 Reiver's Service. Londen, October 4. Trans-Atlantic air liners 900 feet Ion;:! with captivity for 100 pasre-ngers and a speed of 100 miles an hour and luxuriously equipped are features of the plans elraftcd i by a wealthy American corporation now j being canvassed in London with a
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    Solar Eclipse.
    43 9 Blimrt Service. London, October 4. Melbourne: Photographs cf the solar eclipse taken by the Lick observatory are described ts very good and show 85 stars, seme of which can be measured, but the calculation of results will require considerable tfaao. I
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    Reparations.
    79 9 Rkvter's BbWICC. Loivdon, October 5. Paris M. Barthou has been appointed president of the Reparations Commission in succession to M. Duboris, who resigned. M. Colrat succeeds M. B::ithnu as Minister of Justice. j London, October 5. Paris It is confirmed that M. Poincurc will usk M. Barthou to snccccd
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    The Mark Lower.
    39 9 i Reuter's Sekvut. Londce, October 4. In London German marls slumped to 9,400 and another low recoirl is anticipated shortly as a sequel to unrestricted infla- lion. Commercial transactions with Ger- many are becoming increasingly difficult.
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    Indian Unrest.
    98 9 Akali Agitation Becoming Serious. Renter's Service. London, October 5. Ttie Daily News's Allahabad correspondent reports from the Punjab that the Akali agitation is rapidly developing into a formidable revolutionary movement. The gravity of the situation was recently increased by secretive propaganda throughout India, including Indian regiments. He understands
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    League of Nations.
    229 9 Reitek's Service. London, October 4. Geneva The rebirth of the nation was the keynote of the speeches at a public meeting of the League of Nations whfeh unanimously approved the plan for the financial reconstruction of Austria. There l was unbounded cordiality between the delepates and the
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    Various.
    43 9 RnuTEr.'s Service. London, October 5. Ottawa Sir Henry Thornton has been appointed president of the Canadian Northern and Grand Trunk Railways at a salary of §50,000 per annum. London, October 5. Stockholm The national plebiscite has rejected prohibition by 924,874 against 889,078.
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      131 9 Singapore, OctobeT 0. Silver '.'.o'*. Hongkong 11'^ per cent. premium. Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers.—Bids are wanted for Bukit Julotongs, Punggors. Chimpuls, Uukit Katiis, Ayer Moleks, Dukit Kajangs. New j Serer.dahs, Changkat Serdangs, Ifaars and Balgowaiea. Tins.—Taipings 77tfc-82tt easts, Norths S2'-j-M7'i cents. South.; 87H-92H cents, |Renongs
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      Lyall and Evatt'a Share Report.
      137 9 Tin.-i' 164.10. $82',i no sales. Rubbers.—Bassetts 70-75, Bukit Katil* 40-45, Craigieleas (New) 20-30, Glenearn PO-70, Kuala Bidims 1.40-1.50, Mentakabs 10 cents, Ulu Benuts 10.15, United Malaccas 65-75, Jimahs 75-85, Changkat BerdaagS 2, Sungei Tukangs 15 cents. Mines.—Asam Kumbangs at 295.-.'Us., Jchans 40-45, Linguis 3-3.10, Murais
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    Kelantan in 1921.
    1625 9 Annual Report of the British Adviser. Mr. H. W. Thomson, British Adviser, I Kelsntan, forwards a copy of his aiministration report on that state for 1921, ircm i which we take the following extracts The revenue was Sl,l'JU,2t)2, a decrease of $168,093 against the revenue of thu
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    POLICE BARRACKS FIRE.
    327 9 (From Our Own Correspond nt.) Kuala Lumpur, October 5. Owing to the timely arrival cf the fire brigade this morning at the police barlacks what might have turned out quite. a serious proportion was oheefced in time to prevent very great mischief. The firo i ri^'inatcd in
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    MAJOR W. S. HUXLEY.
    107 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, October 5. The warrant issued by the Kuala Lumpur police magistrate on Tuesday against Major W. S. Huxley, on the application of Mr. Ang Keh Toh, was withdrawn yesterday, in view of the fact that Mr. Huxley had not received
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    CHINA NEWS.
    63 9 (By courtesy of the Lat Pau Press.) Shanghai, October 4. The China tea export duty exemption will be extended to October, 1923. Tho election of the vice-president of China will be held at the next session of parliament and Tsao Kun is hopeful. All schools in Canton are
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    The Bank Robbery.
    369 9 About §5,000 Worth Of Jewellery Missing. As the facts stand revealed at present it will take a Sherlock Holmes to unravel the mystery bound up with the robbery of over $350,000 from tlhe safe in thw strong room of the Banque de Plndo-Chine during Wednesday night. Since
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTION.
    292 9 Messrs. Baric w anJ Co. report Singapore, October 5. Following better acivices from London the auctions on Wednesday were tirnici ar.d all grades were well supported. Standard Sheet was in good demand at i2G'i cents but better prices were obtain--1 able outside and all lots were withdrawn.
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    Vienna and the Cinema.
    240 9 Gradually Vienna, the city of songs" and the "city of theatres," la developing into a city of film production, says the Observer's ieima correspondent. The UN environ! and the Ix-ui.t.f'jl Alpine scenery of the province from a splendid and often romantic bucktrioiind. In many places round
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    Sporting News and Notes.
    828 10 RUGBY. S. C. Defeat JfIMM BaJira. The tiist res i of the season was playi groond i "i ing the BX.C. .-(i d J< I game, which was vi.. of brill. I tor t!:c Club by a goal acd to nil. The I liderabJy altered f'.->;.i
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    CEYLON TEA.
    200 10 America and Australia Buying Largely. ilile prices which have been ■-cured for Ceylon teas on the local mar- 1 .-■i.vs the Times of Ceylon, extraordinary effect ination of shipments. irding to the official d Ito L adon a few days i ...jients to the United I amounted only
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    Air Traffic Increases.
    270 10 >f Continental air tr.-.iiic f,.i (I by ihe Air Ministry I hat traffic on the Contin?ntal air I to ..nd from the LonTorminal Aerodrome, C'roydon, con- i to show an expansion. The number t all nationalities arriving departing was 7!i, an increase of I machinea over the
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    110 10 i Among the pictures of the Gaiety programme arc Love's Pay Day in 5 l parts featuring Rosemary thelby. The of Pools, an Alice Joyce special Vitagraph production, and The Cure with Charlie Chaplin. There is also a local topical, H. H. The Sultan of Johore's Birthday Gymkhana.
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    520 10 New English Farcical Company's Visit. The New English Farcical Company, under the direction of Bandman's Eastern Circuit. Ltd., opens its Singapore season at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday. We ace told that the company is a very good one, the players being carefully selected for individual and collective
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    Legal Tangles.
    162 10 Our Ipoh correspondent wires The veccnt decision of Mr. Justice Wats; a that an affirmation in the examination of an accused person at the preliminary enquiry is illegal caused consternation among lawyers, owing to the practi'-e having been foßowad for the past twenty years. Several accused persons have
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    Grave Effects of Motor Duty.
    225 10 A Bombay correspondent writes to the Ceylon Observer —Apropos the new motor tax pn posed for Ceylon, it is interesting to note the grave effects of the thirty per cent, duty on the Indian motor industry, as revealed by a statement by! the Motor Traders'
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    Harmston's Circus.
    84 10 Harmston's presented their change of programme to a large audience last night. There are a number cf interesting new turns, and the programme as a whole is an excellent one. The wonderful flying trapeze act of the Arcos troupe continues to be a great attraction. Owing to the
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    EASTERN SHIPPING COMPANY.
    461 10 Special KeHoiutiuns Confirmed At Penang. An extraordinary general ■Matkag 4f shareholders of the Eastern Co., Ltd., was held at the registered office of tho Company, Gii, Beach Stiect, Penang, c n Tuesday afternoon, for yie purpose of receiving a report of ihe proceedings of the previou:- extraordinary
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    Bukit Jelotong Rubber Estates.
    439 10 Iftl following is circulated by the Secretaries of the Bukji Jelotoag Rabbet Estates, Ltd.,: The twelfth annuU t/idinary general Maeting of the' sharuholden was held at the company's office I. :i Monday, September 25 under the chairmanship <,f Mr. Tan Cheng Lack. Th--1 usual preliminaries having
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    After 20 Years' Exile.
    146 10 The Isle of Wight is losing the community of Benedictine monks who, after being in exile in the island for twenty years (for the greater part of the time at Quarr Abbey, near Ryde, which was specially built for them) aie returning to their old home
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    GERMANY'S NEXT WAR.
    522 10 Quiet and Methodical Preparations. It is a mistake to believe that the immense destruction of war material by I the Allied Commissions of Control has Germany for future war, writes C. Ward Price to the Daily Mail from Berlin. At present Germany is entirely miccpable of waging
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    The Rubber Neck.
    348 10 The fallowing is from the Courier. Needless to add there is thi rubber neck also prevalent in the part of the world "The rubber neck is a person, I male o.- female, who has an overmastering .i sense of curiosity and owni's of time in which to
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    86 10 In addition to the following works, a election of Fiction has been added to the Raffles Library, and will be ready fee issue to-morrow Allison (William) Memories of Men and Horses. Guedalla (Philip) The Second Empire. Haldane (Viscount) The Philosophy of Humanism. Lynd (Robert) Books and Authors. Maran
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    25 10 Next Sunday evening at 8.15 p.m. there will be evensong and sermon at S. Matthew's Church, Sepoy Lines. There 'will ba baptisms at 4.15 p.m.
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    TYPHOON HAVOC AND RUN.
    603 10 Worst Catastrophe to (hinkiann In LivinK Memory. A Chinkiang curc.-pondent write* to the North < Shanghai, t.n I September 14 Om hardly knows whole to begin ::i describing the rain on caused here by the typhoon which bjr.t upon v mat lueadaj t( renoon. We were
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    223 10 I Routine Orders, dated September 27 by Lieut.-Colcnel F. E. Spencer, DS O ILC, Commanding S.S.V.F. Friday, 0th.— 515 p.m., Drill Hall. S.R.E. (v) Field Sections, Construction of Obstacles. Signals, Lucas Lamp. Friday 6th.— 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, M.G. Platoon. Platoon Parade. Sunday, Sth.— A, B and
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    65 10 It in reported that recruiting hu \ntr. NMMd generally in Madras Presidency except in the following Taluks, Wjfaidl are still closed to recruiting owing to pic valence of disease Coimbatore, all taluk-. Salem, all t.-duks undt -r the Emigration Agent, -Madras, and Superin-tcndi-nt, Km.igration l>u|>oi. Negapatam Malabar, Krnad and Calicut
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    IN THE 1STH CENTURY.
    1349 11 IN THE 1ST H CENTURY. Interesting Letter of British .Mariner. I i letter, reproduced below, appeared in the Glasgow Herald recently. WriU'-ii in 1769, it gives a wonderful insight inoi the lives of mariner;, of that day. Xvi dently John her was one (if those E:n Dire builder.* to \vh<>-n
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    MT. AUSTIN RUBBER ESTATES.
    743 11 Twelfth General Meeting At Copenhagen. The twelfth ordinary general meeting ■f the Mount Austin (Johore) Rubber Kstates, Ltd., was held at 2, Holbergsgade, Copenhagen, on September 8. In the absence of Mr. Madsen-Mygdal, Mr. H. Schiodt presided. The local secretary, Mr. A. Veeterdai, having read the
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    Population of Korea.
    93 11 According to investigation by the Government the population of Korea at the lad f August was 17,452,618, including 367,018 Japanese and 25,952 foreigners. The figures, when compared with the year r.'l">, represent an increase by 804,789, or l>y *****9 Koreans, 46,018 Japanese, and 7V,:;0 foreigners. The ratio
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    61 11 A wtiti-r in the Observt-r says The steps of the camel-walk," the new catastrophe wi'h which the ball-room is threatened, is the pas de joie, representing the delight of n camel when he sees an oasis in tin* desert." I should have sui'l thai particular emotion was les.< natural to
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      346 11 Raffles Hotel 'Phone 2910. Thone :!>2O. (10 lines). (10 naas). Friday TEA DANSANT 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. MUSIC from 8 until 11 p.m. SPECIAL JAZZ BAND Jaiat M»al-al Directors Mr. W. S. TAGUAPIRTRA (Orchmtral Mute). Mx. W. F. Connolly (Dane* Maslc). MAMIES BHOTMKRS. rroprietor*. ♦♦■♦-♦♦♦■♦-♦-»■♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦'>♦♦♦< ADELPHI HOTEL Private Dinner
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    NEW ZEALAND'S GEYSERS.
    564 12 The (Jreat Fault Reßion Of Earthquakes. Pi t several weeks past Wairakei, i Uruanui, in the thermal dis,f tlie North Island of New i vn been perturbed by a series luakca, rumblinp;s, and tremors Wellington correspondent of On an avmtga there have j or fc rty (listiiui
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    80 12 in rieaaa the cheape.-t i GanaaajTi thanks u» tho i lie mark in ttritiah or Amoy. \'<<<;n Bremen to the I U '.-inju'rooK, a <listanna< fn in I.'iidi n to TKanet. 'In- avroplane here is 2s. Berlin to Ihimburc, 178 mile^, and from Berlin to Dresden 3d The ITS miles
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    51 12 mii.iuf.irtur! i» oom--1915 ami 1914, wiu-n the Ruropr and Anurie.in ii'iniTit |||1 ivatad th.- in:i:'K"t in i ml in I!M* ttuy mne I i MM eaaki t" Jan i la mc* ■mil Cummer:*' of JapaßCM cement reaac and tht- tota! i i.ent iii 1U"J1 to Java deoreaaci Whilr it haa
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      184 12 7JUBOL^ Physiological Laxative. The only agent that effects the functional re-education of the Intestine. RF..EDUCATIO>I OK THE INTISTI E -lIBOL. a<Cirr.ntcvh>M.<..vitl Ij.JH.r A.f< l(««fCI«-h. rf fd.if»iim. <.l i-.^ inrr.inr hy uri'aii. nf ll.c iuc», h<">i. 'iir.ci- jih< jn.vr uniinplrt ai jll -be luietn -al ji^iij- *f •link I ..n-|.»d. .1
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      611 12 STEAMER SAILINGS INIO-CHINA STEAM HAY* COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in England) Direct Servlc* to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai and to Calcutta via Ptaaag from Singapore. Taking Cargo on through Bills of Ladirj for Canton, Hacao, Swutow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Ynngtsze ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOB mum AND CALCUTTA
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      189 13 UficmacEino with tEe^Butterfly D6uc£ iflSKSHMliyg^l ¥¥THETHER in the daily bustle of a busy oflßce, or i^BSaS* W or P crsona^ use n tne more Peaceful atmo--jfe< sphere of the home, the Underwood Portable is r^ikb.^ proclaimed by all users as the most efficient portable S^fcgj^p-/^ writing machine obtainable. Its butterfly
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      273 14 tIOTOM UNION INSURANCE CO LTB. Private Cart, lite Comprehensive Poliqy covert agaiaaf AcrMent. Malicious act. Theft Fire. Claima paid is toll, Third Party Claims— no limit. Law Cotts pavid. fTßtß.— Rent, fVnovat tftat*, furniture Stork In trade, Bmld'.nr*. Hot and CiTil Commotion, (arthqnakr. MARTN*.— T"i»oriTnbl* rates anntei for earffoee to
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      535 14 ■CTMaasjWaw»«aw«aaaajajaanM|ajWa^ MWWa^NWawWlifcagwlaMaißwaWataWaWtWMa^^ AMwto »v«r |5,00«,00» s.C Ammnmc* la fare. »\u $17,000,00* The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (laeorporated la Straita Bettleneatt.) ■XAD OmCI I Winchester Hoot*, Singapore. LONDON ***** 1 O, Old Jewry, U. 0. Th* Compaay has 00,000 deposited with th* Supreme Court of Englaad and compiles with
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      631 14 i BAKING P. AND O. BANKING CORPORATION, LTD. (Incorporated in England) vVlth which UalßHated THE ALLAHABAD BANK, LTD., INDIA. Capital Subscribed and Paid Up. £2,594,1f.n Reserve Fund 90,000 Board of Director* 7So Rt Hon. LCRD INCHCAPE, G.C.M G, X.C:.5.1., K.CJ.E. (Chairman i. Sir Frederick Eley, Bart. Sir Montagu Cornish Turner
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      799 14 BANKING CAPTTAL f.MO.M* BUKPLUB fl AM.wM Asiaßanking i^^CORPORATION VgK jß@r Institution/ DAD OPFICB WOrn TUB WAR BAST gkaafhai Staga»*rw OBk»— 12, Raffle* Place Currant, Saviafa Aevooßta aad Fixed Depoclta la tJ.S. Gold, Sterling, Fraaca, Tacit and Local Cnrresey. Draft* Bought. Sold and Entered for Collection. Commercial and Travellm Letter* of
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      164 15 Join-Up BECOME A MEMBER OF THE SECOND viKEATEST ASSOCIATION IN THE WORLD BECOME A Ford Owner Standard Touring Car NOW $1,250 F. 0. R. SINGAPORE. PRICE IS LOWER THAN PRE-WAR and BETTER VALUE FOR MONEY IS OFFERED. WBARNE BROS., Ltd., SISGAPOHE, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH AND PENANG. >♦♦» im«n»i >»t>»nim»iintnnin>iin«m
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      825 15 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB AITVMN RACE MEKIING, 1922. Tacsday, Thursday and Saturday, October 17, 19 and 21. NOTICE VISITORS' TICKETS. -Wi.l be issued at usual and are exclusively intended for bona f.de Visitors to Singapore nnd do not in- 1 elude residents of Singapore. These tickets mi" be hud upon payment
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      182 15 SMALL CAR SIZES The Popular Goudycar Tyre now available to Small Car Owners at lower than Pre-War Prices sv^i/rv^ lfc\ Three Distinct Types h/C/H tsi^ *tEeL~\ 30 by 3' 2 B.E. CROSS RIB FABRIC JUW- ftfL// 30 by 3 BE AWT FABRIC l/V at^l vi 30 by 3 2 B#El
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      179 16 GUAM KIAT COm LTD. S3, PHILLIP STREET. New Shipment Just Arrived. Brass und Cnlvanized Padlocks llracs mJ Jupd. IfM Kirn Lock* Brass Ship's and Dinner Bells Ilrass Ship's Lamps Masthead and SuMichts Brais and Jaml. Engine Koom Lamps Copper Trim or Launch Lamps Jnpannrd Trinnc»lar Cauge Lamps, etc., etc., elc.
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      357 16 BRING YOUR TROUBLES TO JOHN DLKE, OPTICIAN, 16, BATOf ROAD. SINGAPORE. HecpvoiirMoney la the Coout/j hr «»;«t SingaporcMnade MATCHES CSOCOOILJI 6QANU ObUUntbl* of al; <e»J«r* or «Ur*;t from aankfkctßrem The Elkayes Match Factory G«e« 19, HIGH STEEKT. FOUND At No. 4, Raffles Charoben, Rafiiet Place, a I house that can
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      867 16 J_ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS •rte PREPAID charge* for Wants, Tor Sale, To Let, etc, In ordinary close-iet type (average six words to line) nr« per line one insertion 28 cents., two ins 46 ct«., three ing. <U cts., four ins. 82 cts., five Ins. $1.00, tix Ins. $1.13, trn int. $1.40,
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      855 16 LAND AND HOUSES TO LET. No. 1, Scottt Road. Occupation from OctoberJ.._Apply_to Meyer Brothert. TO LET furnished as~frora October 1, No. 28-5. Stevens Road. Apply to Guthrie Sl Co., Ltd. 17i», UAH! HOAD, KntonK, new compound house- to lot, water laid on. Garage. Rent !<io. Apply Tan Chye Lee, 247,
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      927 16 GOVERNMENT NOTICE Tenders will be received nt the Colonial Secretary* Office, up to noon of October •20, 1922, for the following works v»ith Urn exception of item* 2, 3 nnd 7, for whicn Tenders close nt noon of October 13, 1V22 1. Alterations to Raffles Girls' School, including general repairs,
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      244 16 PHOENIX ROSE Supplies of this splendid Ladles' Hosiery have just arrived. SILK (back scam) &£g LISLE (back scam) $1.75 The most durable and elegant stocking made. In white and colours. Good? sent C.O.D. Hail orders promptly executed. THE BAND-BOX. PRINCESS CffI.HEt.TS I*3. 4, RAFFLES CHAMBERS. (Opposite Robinson's.) CENTRAL MOTOR HittM
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