The Straits Times, 10 July 1923

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 27,298, SINGAPORE. TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1923 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      93 1 BEST BRITISH CEMENT ANCHOR' 1 BRAND H I H Supplies now Obtainable from I THE BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. H (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE IPOH PENANG DEBEiBfIBBBfIBEaBBfIBBaaBHfIHBBBBI BHBBBBEEJHBBEBaBBBBBBBBBEBBfIBBBBB*BEBiBBa2EMiISEBH2MEaaia ■GaEBaaBEBfIBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB nBBBBBBEBBaBaaaaBBBBBBBBBU Catch and Hold Your I Happy Memories with A "KODAK" B HaCifcBBEaBBBBBBEEEBaBBEBBBEKaaai aaaaBCaEaBBBBBBBaBBBBBBaEBIBBIBBBaflBBBBBBaflHE3aEBBL«3Zi.ZI nBBBaaaBBBBaBBBBEBBBBBBBBBaBBBBISaaHBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBBBHBBBBBBBBfIBBBBBBBfIBBXBEBBBBBBBI I THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO.. (8.8.) LTD.
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      175 1 .i!Hiu!i;!nnu:ii!iii AAn I fi^^» a^^ Hfw iBniBMBBBB :l imuilllllli:!IS[ S "TRADITION" i SMOKING MIXTURE fjM^^S^^JfJ t >i Elegant Smoking Mixture of ■^^JJMM^^Sk Magnificent Aroma and Bou«iuct. rs>ssSs^ni ib scaud xins g "STATE EXPRESS" i- c c m VIRGINIA CIGARETTES *^UJ£* Hand made from Specially Sclented Tobacco in L^^y^^jJ Sealed Tins
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    The Sphenedon.
    1000 2 Oldest Creature Living in The World. The scientific world was startled, not lone a ffo, by the report that traces of a living dinosaur had been found in Patagonia, says a writer in Popular Science Sittings. Expeditions were organised to capture this very ancient form of life which
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    26 2 A telephone expert says we waste 4.000,000 seconds a day savins; Hello.' and vre waste a hundred times tha waiting for a chance to say it.
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      420 2 Chianti Chianti The famous Italian Claret I'RODICED BY BROLIO RICASOLI OF FLORENCE. In Cases of 24 '/rlitre straw bottles. Obtainable from All Dealers. SOI.K IMPOHIUS i STANLEY F. WARD CO., (F£.,) LTD. i.Succ.*sonj to 8. AI'KSXY CO.) IMiunr ITS. 2-h, Finlayson Green, Singapore. ••••••♦< jS Bt Appointment \§9uLflar^ mf% Roy*l
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      179 2 /nil ytt^ V?j) Teach Children To Use Cuticura Soap Because it is best for their tender skins. Help it now and then with touches of Cuticura Ointment applied to first signs of redness or roughness. Cuticura Talcum is also excellent for children. ..upli-.Tkirmla 3J .OH-.nef. li 3d •■><):• Id Koid
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      134 2 WHISKY fl£| FOR r*\ YOUR NEXT SUPPLY JHAJ TRY JL "CHIVAS" I AS SUPPLIED Wafcisi TO THE ■KS&- ROYAL HOUSEHOLD AGENTS Lgfi SIME DARBY I -4»J£& c ltd RETAILERS. HIGH STREET PROVISION STORE. High StrmL KIM ANN CO, Orchard Road. ASIA AGENCIES. LTD, Chnlia Stre«t. SIN ENG SENG A CO..
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    BISLEY FIXTURES.
    645 3 Innovations At This Year's Meeting. Major-Gerteral Lord Cheyleimore presided on May 30 at the spring general meeting of the National Rifle Association, held at the Royal United Service Institution, Whitehall, for the purpose of outlining the revised programme of the association's meeting at Bisley, opening on July 7.
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    The Mango Crops.
    237 3 In the course of an article on the mango crop the Indian Dairy News writes lndia owes the mango entirely to Euorpeans, and it was the Jesuits of Goa who first discovered the education of the mango. The Rishis never ate mangoes, we believe. The mango, no
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    Telephone Puzzle.
    122 3 London telephone service experts appear to be always thinking out fresh puzzles for the public. "Two double six eight called a subscriber. You must now say Two six six eight" replied the telephone operator." A few minutes, ■ater the subscriber required- 6674 and asked for six six seven,
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      179 3 <i|lr| C\ Bread front if our own j^^^^^^ Kitchen I \<yZ\. _3^ Vl Here is a recipe which every \^%Y j^ii« Baker and Cook should know by heart 'f attfli I 1 Pl n Co lo|!e Loaf g Salt a small teaspoonful. Water hoi oven. B«lte tor 20 to Mi
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      313 3 FOR NURSING MOTHERS. Poisons are let loose into the blood by constipation which not only injure the health of the nursing mother but also contaminate and impoverish the baby's milk. Pinkettes are the best laxatives for women II ICI I^ fllltt M Did I because they are so (rentlo in
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      263 3 CAMERAS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS SPECIAL 25°/o CASH DISCOUNT AT Maynard Co., Ltd. y»t >««><»>♦♦♦««♦»»«««»♦»««»«»»« ♦«>«»♦ »'«'»T*T f'JUBOLi Physiological Laxative. The only agent that effects the functional re-education of the Intestine. REEDUCATION OF TMF. INTESTI E P'BOI.. «ci*n t ihc ph >'i'<>. v* i-iaint- *«*tit r< el] ecu iba iMf.limtuS'lcim pnnc.pT«'ol\"
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      720 4 j CTMBM tAIUIIiS P. India Apcar Line (Componies Incorporated in Englaad.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES PENINSULA It AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. LOXDOX-FAR EASTERN SERVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON HOMEWARDS FOR CHINA AND JAPAN FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWERP Tonnage Due Spore Tonnaga
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      109 4 DOLLAR LINE F*r Baatoa. New York aad Marian via Saaa ROBERT DOLLAR Leading Singapore, August VIRGINIA DOLLAR. Loadlag Siagapora, Aagaat XT. Far Saa Pedro, Saa FrincUco, Seattle and Vancoaver GRACE DOLLAR leaving Hongkong middle August Taroaga BlUs of Lading laraal from Singapore to the Prladpal Osttas at Ue United SUtes
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      647 4 STEAMER SlUiltS THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO. LIMITED THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia Englaad). The Bine Funnel Line Regnlar Sen-ice 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 through
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      635 4 STEAMER SffBJMS KONNIKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCRAPPSJ (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO, OF BATATU) (Incorporated in Holland) UNDEB CONTRACT WTTH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVXRVMVNT Telepkaaa Nee. Passage Dept, 181, Freight Dept, 12t2. Maria. Dept. aad Trawthipmeal Dept. 1«7. Manar-r'a Deot. IMS. -»»'P"«l M^rtZZ&r^ Sambas. XSSStS^J^St^SSi BlinJ0 P k 1 I>i J SSSE^?, Mi
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      547 5 STEAMER SAILING N. Y. K. LONDON LINB Katori Mnru .Inly 17 Atsuta Maru July 24 Kashima Maru Aug. 7 UVBBTOOL UNB Tottori Maru July 15 Tokushima Mnru Aug. 27 HAMBURG UNB Tsuruga Maru Jjly 28 Mito Maru Aug. 29 NEW TOBK LINB vU SUBS SOUTH AMBBICAN LOT Kamakura Maru Aug.
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      440 5 STEMIEB SAILIH6S 0. S. K. PraasasT 1 SaUlaga fross Singapore. abjeel te eaacge wttaout previons notlee.) BUBOPIAN I.IXT For Mamelllee. London, Hambarg, Battereast, Antwerp, via Colombo, Snas aad Port Said. Arr. Don. ALPS MARU July 20 July 21 LONDON MARU Sept. 9 Sept. 11 •Omit Marseilles. NEW YORK LINB For
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      470 5 STEAMER SAHmeS "NEDERLAND" ROYAL MAH. LINE "ROTTERDAM LLOYD" ROYAL MAIL LINE SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE OF NEDERLAND "ROTTERDAM LLOYD" R. M. LINE R. M. LINE via B«lawan-Deli, Sabang, Colombo, via Belawan-Deli, Sabang, Colombo, Genoa. Algiers to Amsterdam. Marseilles, Tangier to Rotterdam. PRINSES JULIANA Jra« 25 TABANAN July 2 REMBRANDT July INSffLINDE
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      151 5 SWEDISH EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Sweden) For Barcelona, Havre, Hamburg, Aarhus. Gothenburg, Chrintiania and Copenhagen. M.V. FORMOSA due July 14 s.s. JAPAN due early Sept. Far Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan. s.s. JAPAN due July 29 For space apply to ADAMSON, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) Agents. GRAND
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      690 5 STEAMER SAMH6S "ELLERMAN" LINL. ■LLBRMAN 4V BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorporated u> England) BTBAMEK PASSENGER SERVICE OUTWARDS. ts.s. CITY OF KARACHI China and Japa* Oct. I s.s. CITY OP PARIS China snd Japan Nov. 16 s.s. CITY OP CANTERBURY China and Japan Dee. *7 HOMEWARDS ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER Marsctifea
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      70 5 HUGO STINRES LINES (Incorporated in Germany) ■cellar Monthly Freight PuMafel Borrico. OUTWARD BOUND Hongkong, Shanghai and Janaa. ALBERT VOEGLEB, 0,000 tons about Aug. S, 1023 CARL LEGIFN. 0,900 tons about Aug. 27, 1*23 HOMBWAM) BOUND Antwerp, Rotterdam and Haabars). EHIL EIRDORF, 9,000 tons about Aug. 6, 1023 SHEER, 12,250 tons
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      739 6 w in i» i^ m w ALHAMBRA TWrafay. jaly S ta Tacaaay. Jaly ML FOX AND fHt CROW 1 bwbml Pttfcc FHam. TOPICAL BCDCET BRTTtSB SCRBEN XEWS. FaaMwa aad Paaalsr Star la tW aaat AaihWaaa Pusailiaa af ffpirUcstar Staa* daft. A Pant Villiaal Attrartiwa. JOSEPH BL SOOXCK PRESENTS NORM\ TALMADGE.
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      433 6 ClrfEiiitS EMPIRE CINEMA MARIE PREVOST UurersaTs Fvvalar awi FMitc Star ia a stary that is tharaafhly wiiliuan 8M ca>iahle HER NIGHT OF NIGHTS b S Reds. Hislil fraai C S. Xeotajces haswr stary. Directe. Vy Bahart Hcaarf. Of eriac aba. tw. acw laansrt tai M af THE SECRET FOUR Serial
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      241 6 |£H I fCs^J^^^^B^BaHßa^B^r™^ X DODGE CARS The new Dodf* Car Is bettar waJne than ever as in adrilliaß to flw (eoeral effloeßCT ao tone aasoaatea wrm uoogt cars, ttsn ara Tast uuiaufeaMstts Ib toe DoaywDnc, tjm booq is oi aB imprtrred type. Cord tyres oi a larger sise are fitted
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    122 7 riXTIRES. Tuesday, July 10 I'iKh Water. X2O a.m., 7.49 p.m. Kootbull League Middlesex II v. Keppel, S.R.C. Wrdnemday, July 11 }lij»h Water, !i.2;t a.m., 8.34 p.m. 11. I. hbiM-wani n.ail closes. Ula Paadaa Hti>, Kvatt's, noon. Thursday, July 12 Hich Water, 10.7 a.m., 9.14 p.m. Friday, July
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS.
      89 7 East Wharf Basin -Nil. Baal tiari V: .i Oreratratcn, Kllenua. Bkeeta Wharf Claag, Main Wharf Kinta. Mach:'.on. Empire Deck Leauttanaj C'i.lypso, Mosang. Mim Wkaif Smra Jardincs Wh:irr Nil. I'ulo IJrani Coal Wharf— Nil. Kcppel Harbour. Main Whirl Air.ra, Pairo!, I.iffhlcr D.P.L. Sri Muar. Coal Wharr Nil.
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      Vessels Arrived.
      106 7 BAN WHATT BOOK, Brit. 194 ton?, from Halaei falacea 11-7. as, from Port Swettenham iO-7, for I'crt Sweitenham 12-7. Fren, LUIS tons, from Mar■eilli 9-7, for Saigon, China and Japan 9-7. DONG GALA, Dot, 164 tons, from Pontianak :i-7. GLKNFALLOCH, Brit, 1.434 tons, from 10-7. 391 tons, from
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      Passengers.
      151 7 Arrived Ly Ruraphlas from Java on July Mr. and .Mr HartiL'tt, L. M. Sarkies, 1 Srttar Qnrieahi, P. M. Buhrman. KcaUr Kiehlmekjer, Viv. k.iJ .Mrs. Oen Kwic Ki:n ;ini! children Jones, Faure, K. G. Mi;. P. R. Nieboer and baby, 11. Nelesco >:. Bilva, Toow Kiat Si-ng, Tou» TjaiJ
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    192 7 To-day. l'ulau Sambu 2.30 p.m I'rit," Kudjali, Tembilaaaa r.rul IndraZ"> 3 p.m. Katavit 8 p.m "ulau Socci H p. ni Batu I'ahat 3 p.m. I>anuj\-rniasin 3 p.m Fandjong Dalei and Tcluk Niboeng. 4 p.m. M«li.cc* and Mum 4 p.m. Batavia, Cbwlboa and Sumuranjt 4 p.m Uliio 4
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    39 7 MAILS FOR E UROPE. By TccsU Tmiibor* Mjmm Amboisc P. der Xcdcrlar.den Left Spore May 30 June 4 June June S June 11 June IS Arrd. London June 26 June 30 July 1 July 1 July 6 July 7
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    187 7 EXCHANGE. Singapore, July 10. On London, Bank 4 m/s -4', Demand 2/4 1/32 Private 3 m. credits 2/4 17/32 On New York, Demand 53 Private 90 d/s MU Oa Fiance, Bank 830 On India, Bank T.T. ITOM On Hongkong, Br.nk d/d l.« P-c dis. On Shanghai, Bank
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION,
    62 7 Ton* of thit market Steady. Latest London cables quote: Spot the. l%&. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe. Closing Prices. Bayers. Sellers. !pot Vug-Sept. )ct.-Dec. ■an. -March Spot Auy.-Sept. Oct.-I> t. Jan.. .March l Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices. Buyers. Sellers. 47', 17' 411..
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      MINING
      215 7 >•<!. I'd. Buyen. Seller*. Hsue 1 1 Batang Padang 0.40 0.45 1 1 Hitam Tin 1.30 1.35 1 1 Jelnatob 0.10 0.20 mom 1 1 Johari Tin 0.:i4 0..;n. •1 £1 Kara. Kamunting 43/6 44/6 10 10 Kinta Assn. Ord. 8.00 8.50 5 5 LinKui Tin 3.75 4.25 10
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      GENERAL
      142 7 issn* Mi Pd. Buyers. Seller*. ;i fl B. Am. Tobacco 4.17.3 4.19.6 10 10 Central Engines 9.50 10.25 10 10 Central Motors 3.15 3.30 11 fl E. SmeltinK Co." 0.90 7.2.". >/- 5/- Klec. Tramways 1/6 2/6 10 10 Fraser Neave 37.00 38.00 'ii 50 Hammer Co. 140 145
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      DEBENTURES
      109 7 U. Eng. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 par 5 p.c. p.m. Spore Electric Tramways, 6 p.c. £350,000 nom. Spore Municipal px. $i 878 000 S'^e Municipal 4* p* of 1907 $1,000 000 6 p.c. dig. Spore Municipal 4H p.c of 1909 $1,600,500 5 px. dla. Spore Municipal 4M p.c of 1909
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      408 7 Fnwer and Co. and Lyall and Emtt'e Quotation*. Latent available Stettin* Quotation* are printed ra aaotfcar peg* Fri«ay To day 'b Prices. Fraser Lyall Co. Evatt Allenby New ($1) 1.17% 1.25 1.15 1.25 Mor Gajah ($1) 1.25 1.35 1.25 1.35 Hitam(ss)l4.oo IS.OCed. 13.50 14.50 cd. Kuning ($1) 0.50
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      25 7 MANILA SHOP 213, ORCHARD ROAD. .«w Hats and Smart Froclu for the Races. Strawa, Flowers, Shoea Girdles. Frocks marie In 24 hoars. Work guaranteed. (lp)
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      772 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Other Clnssified Advt-.., see page lfi. CKVSTALLIZED FRUITS for Dessert, Dates. Pigs, (Jrsnges and Lemons, Pineapples and Assorted Fruits. In 1 lb. boxes. H. Better, Direct Importer, Europe lloul Building. VACANCIES, 14, Mt. Elizabeth. Tel. 1815. LAMY BOOK-KEEPER seeks position. First-class experience. 205> Straits Times. FOR SALE, a
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      113 7 Hawaiian Records $2 each By H. FEKERA and A. FUANCHINI (Hawaiian Guitars.) 9fi7« DREAMY HAWAII W WAILANA WALTZ «4^ 9in HONOLULU MARCH «£9 IUD HAWAIIAN MELODY JW MY HAWAIIAN RAINBOW —9 T***.. 01 RIO NIGHTS M^\ 91Qa SWLET HAWAIIAN MOONLIGHT WALTZ 138 HILE MARCH W^ 9n .n SOLO MIO B
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      366 7 SHEPCO'S I). Amber Mansion*, SINGAPORE. In Voluntary Liquidaticn. LIQUIDATION SALE Now on up to July 31.. 1923. Ctm SECRETARIES. SPORTSMEN. Here's an opportunity la. secure your athletic rejjirtri menis for a whole season *"-.if t»-day'i nett wholesale prices. Liquidation Price Lists post free on request. PASSAGES FOR LONDON FARE $702.86
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      601 7 BRITISH SUBJECTS IN JOHORE. THE FOLLOWING IS PCBUMBD lOR THE INFORMATION OF BRITISH SI UJECTS IN JOHOKC I Under tl.e provisions of recent h-cisliition in th» United Kin^Jom the following are Uritish Subjects 1. If the father is n nri:is!» Subject anil Ma born in His Mnj.-stv's Allt-uiance ill* child
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    28 8 The husband, mother, sister and nephews of the late Mrs. Mary Webbc Bvins thank all those who attended her funeral, sent floral tributes end letters of condolence.
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, JULY 10. THE PAST HALF YEAR.
    1098 8 In the half year ended June there w«j exported from the ports of the Malay Peninsula 27,026,100 lbs. of rubber more than in the corresponding period of 1923. The gross value of the exports increased by slightly over 100 percent.—
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    59 8 The steamer Medic has arrived in London with a large consignment of Australian birds and animals, numbering 3,000. The value of the shipment is placed at £10,000, including those for the Marquis of Taviytock's aviary on the Isle of Wight. The Medic encountered heavy weather on the voyage, resulting in
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    90 8 A cable from H.E. the Viceroy of India has been received by the Chairman of the Historical Pageant now being held I j 'it Harrow and is published in the Press. The cable reads: "From Himalayas to'i Harrow-on-Hill. I fend the gratitude of India for Harrow's kindly greetings.!, India cherishes
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    94 8 The case in which Mr. C. A. Stanton, proprietor of SUnton's Midway Shows, I was sued at Hongkong by two Portuguese youths, and seven Chinese for $45 for I wages due and $22.50 in lieu of one day's I notice at $2.50 each per day has been decided. Mr. Justice
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    101 8 Responsible union officials are agitated at receiving communications from American Labour organisations stating that branches of the Ku Klux Klan will be established in Melbourne and other Australian cities shortly, with the object of fighting militant unions and Communism. A prominent official of a big maritime union says he received
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    15 8 The Government English School, Muar cJosed on the sch inst., and reopens on August 12.
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    17 8 H.M.S. Diomcdr, which has been ai Port Swettenham for the last few days has arrived in Singapore.
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    21 8 The petitions for mercy of 19 accjscd condemned to death in the Chauri Chaura case have been rejected by the Viceroy.
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    18 8 The former X.P.M. steamer Speelman, which has been bought by the Societe Affreteurs Indochinois, is renamed the Bokor.
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    22 8 The investigator appointed by the Coroner has announced that 502 persons died from poisonous liquors in Philadelphia during the past five months.
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    31 8 The rate oi issue of Money Orders for India and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 171 =$100. The rate of payment of Money Orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 17G $l'JO.
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    27 8 Talam Mines, Limited, output from all sources, including the tributors, during ihe last three months is as follows April pels. 540.05, May picls 457.0*2, June pels. 500.32
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    29 8 In connection with the recent fire in the Forbidden City at Peking the chief enuch and seven of his assistants have been held in custody on suspicion of incendiarism.
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    35 8 Of the three successful Muar Malay candidates of Raffles Institution in the recent Junior local examination, two are at present in the government English School, Muar, one as a teacher and the other a student.
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    37 8 Mr. John D. Rockefeller, jun., has contributed 150,000 dollars (about i' 30,000), to 15 hospitals, four of which are Canadian, to promote the use of Dr. Banting's insulin treatment for diabetes, especially by means of free clinics.
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    38 8 Under the new I.S.P. reconstruction scheme meetings of planters have been held at Kajang, Nilai, Ran tail, and Bahau, and others ire fixed for dates during the week. The Klang meeting will be held to-day in the Club.
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    42 8 Mrs. Witt, superintendent of Domestic Training Centres in London startled the Ministry for Labour's committee of inquiry into the servant shortagi by declaring that there should be conscription for domestic tuition, and every woman should have a certificate of sit months' training.
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    48 8 As a permanent memorial to the Woik done during the Great War by the Younir Men's Christian Association, Lord A.-k--ivith opened the Chateau de La Fallse, which is situated between Boulogne and Wimereux, as the general headquarters and starting point of the Association for pilgrimages to war graves.
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    51 8 The Finance Committee of the Rangoon Corporation has recommended Mr. O. B. Rennick, out of 533 applicants from Great Britain, India, Ceylon and Burma, for the po3t of Assessor on a salary of Rs. 1,200-1,500 per mensem. Mr. Rennick is an Assistant Assessor of 10 years' standing in the Glasgow
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    52 8 The Berlin correspondent of the Daily Telegraph states that M. Krestinski, the Bolshevik Ambassador to Berlin, has a safe at his embassy in the Unter-den-Liden containing 30 lb. weight of diamonds of large size and finest water, which have been brought from Russia since the beginning of the year by
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    57 8 The fate of the Soottish Gympie Mine, Queensland, which, with the exception of No. 4 North Phoenix, is Gympie's only important gold producer, is now in the balance. According to advices from Gympie the company has requested the Government to purchase its interests, an.l failing the acceptance of this proposal
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    54 8 The Raffles Hotel Orchestra will play the following progrnr.ime to-morrow at 9.45 p.m., under direction of Mr. E. Halland Overture, Morning, Noon and Night (Suppe) Violin Solo, Liebesfreud (Kreisler) Fantasia, Madame Butterfly (Puccini) Piano Solo, Minuet, Cravovienne Fantastique, (Paderewski), Edgar Hulland Violoncello Solo, Samson et Delila (Saint-Saens), A. Vidal Andante
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    97 8 The Siam Observer learns that a new [Chinese Bank will soon be opened in [Bangkok and a sum of Tcs. 5,tX>0.000, is proposed to be raised for the purpose. lAs soon as the capital is subscribed, of the possibility of which there appears to b* no doubt in well informed
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    89 8 That the SUte should offer a reward of £50,000 for the discovery of a scientific method: effectively destroying rabbits is the recommendation of the Pastures Protection Board at Singleton (N.S.W.). One member of the board said that if sny man could solve the problem of destroying the rabbit pest he
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    540 8 The death is announced of Mr. P. Creagh Macmahon, who had been a planter in Ceylon for over 3."i years. Dr. A. S. Mutty, who has betn Senior Assistant Surgeon at Seremban General Hospital for a number of years, bai left on promotion as Acting Medical Oflfa
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    London Rubber Slocks.
    30 8 Messrs. Lewis and Peat write A cable from our London office gives London stocks 432 tons down for week ending July 7, total now on hand 50,332
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    Tribute to a Captain.
    46 8 The Times in a leader fays that the name of C^pt. Foster of the Treves-sa will stand high in the glorious roll of British sta captain-- who have faced overwhelming perils in the ocean and saved the men committed to their charge.
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    Singapore Nursing Association.
    62 8 Mrs. G. C. Clarke, honoiary secretary of the Singapore Nursing Association, is leaving Singapore on the 11th inst., and from and including that date until further notice, her work in connection with the Association will be carried cm by Mrs. J. D. Saunders, to whom all communications
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    Letters to the Press.
    86 8 The following appears in the M.S.V.R. regimental orders, dated June ;!0, issued by Lt.-Col. F. R. W. Graham, D.5.0., M.C. Members are reminded that the writing without permission, of letter* to the Press, whether over their own signature* or anonymously, on matters connected with the Regiment,
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    British Subjects in Johore.
    102 8 An advertisement in another columns draws the attention of llritish ■object! to registration requirements in Krom this it will be gathered that fathers, being British subjects born out of His Majesty's aUafianca n.v.i having children born in Johorc after \)r« mber 31, 1914, tbu parents should
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    Washington Treaties.
    510 9 The Naval Treaty Passed By France. Reuter's Service London, July 9. Paris The Chamber passed the bill approving the Pacific- Government 498 votes were cast, all for the measure. The annexes to the Pacific treaty were also passed. In the course of the debate the reporter, M. Raynaldy,
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    The Singapore Base.
    92 9 Reuter's Service London, July 9. Captain William Hazel, R. N. R., in a letter to the Morning Post says that the power and mportance of Singapore as a naval base would be multiplied if followed by the conversion of Nancowry Harbour in Urn Niiohar Islands as a
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    Editor Acquitted.
    58 9 Relter's Service London, July 9.M. Ei nost Judet, ex-editor of the Eclair, has been acquitted on a charge of having with the enemy during the war. M it was sentenced in absentia in February to perpetual detention in a for-: tri«s on the same charge. He voluntarily returned
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    Powers and Turkey.
    286 9 Agreement Reached on AU Points. Reuter's Service London, July 9. Lausanne Ismct Pasha, after the meeting with the Allies, told the journalists that an agreement had been reached on all points. He declared, It is peace." London, July 9. Lausanne A communique states that an agreement, in
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    Bavarian Conspiracy.
    222 9 BEUTER'B SERVICI London, July 9. j Munich At the conclusion of the treason trial Fuchs was sentenced to twelve years penal servitude, a fine of two million marks, loss of civil rights for ten years and was ordered to pay the costs. Johann Munk was sentenced to fifteen
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    The Slump in Tin.
    82 9 Rjcuter's Service London, July 9. The Times considers that the fall in the price of tin by £50 a ton in the past few months is mainly due to over purchases of metal, particularly on American account, the less promising trade outlook, especially in America, and
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    Graves of the Fallen.
    56 9 REUTEK'b SERVICE London, July 9. I Paris Bel lea u Wood, where many Americans fell fighting in July, 1918, has been bought for 200,000 francs as a national American memorial park and will be consecrated on July 22. General Harbord will represent the United States 'army
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    Aviation.
    217 9 Two Bodies Found on Lake Erie. Reuteb'b Service London, July 9. New York Watercraft and aeroplanes are scouring the surface of Lake Erie in the hope of rescuing the two occupants of the naval balloon. It is believed that the basket of the balloon is still afloat as it
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    American Coal Trade.
    68 9 EIUTXU'S Service London, "July 9. Washington The report of the Coal Commission, established by Congress last October, recommends that in the event of the cessation of operation of the industry the President should be empowered to declare a state of emergency and take charge of the mines
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    Dockers' Strike.
    75 9 RXUTER'S SEKVICI London, July 9. A confertnee of the Transport Workers Union in London passed a resolution declaring that the dockers' agreement must .be honoured and urging the strikers to resume. An amendment in support of thj strikers was defeated by 136 to 18. The dockers everywhere remain
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    Queen Wilhelmina's Holiday.
    61 9 KxuTu'a Snviai London, July 10. The Queen of Holland and Prince Henry of the Netherlands are on holiday in the Lake district. They visited their British Majesties on the royal train at Carlisle in the course of the latter's journey to Edinburgh and exchanged cordial greetings, the
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    POST OFFICE THEFT.
    216 9 Charge Against Light-Fingered Tamil. A Tamil youth was charged in the Second Police Court yesterday with the theft of a leather bag containing papers .mil other articles, the property of Mr. J. Scharpenhuijsen, engineer on board the steamer Juno. The accused admitted the charge and was remanded
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    German Problem.
    188 9 Franco-British Relations Doubtful. Reuter'h Service London, July 9. The Cabinet discussed reparations. Earl Curzon reported the result of the recent conferences with the French, Belgian and Italian ambassadors. Official circles, are very secretive. It is anticipated that Mr. Baldwin and Earl Curzon will shortly sta'.o the Government's decision
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    NEWS FROM PENANG.
    124 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 9. Kedah planters met at Sungci Patani yesterday, Mr. Lawford presiding, and discussed the reconstruction of the In. corporated Society of Planters. They appointed a local committee to go into the question. Lady Guillemard presented the prizes at the first annual
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    APPEAL DISMISSED.
    306 9 Conclusion of Malacca Land Dispute. The appeal by Chua Wan N'to and Tan Chong Tin Mao of Malacca against a decision of Mr. Justice Brown in an action, concerning a small area of land, in wnich they were plaintiffs, and Tan Mcng Lee an 1 Tan Ah Heng
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    111 9 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi-Niohi Shimbun.) Tokio, July 7. Baron Ohtori Fujitaro has been elected a member of the House of Peers. Chinese brigands, comprising over 100 soldiers of the defeated Cantonese troops, raided a trsin and succeeded in escaping toward the mountainous area with over
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    40 9 I The permit granted by the Public J Works Department, Hongkong, to Mr. iIC. A. Stanton to hold his show on Crown i land at Kowloon has expired and the Government has not seen their way to renew the permit.
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION.
    984 9 Official Minutes of Recent Meeting. The following minutes are supplied by the Controller of Labour, F.M.S. and S.S. A meeting of the Indian Immigration Committee was held in the office of the Controller of Labour, at Kuala Lwaror on Tuesday, July 4, at 10 a.m. Present, the Acting
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    Java Exhibition.
    739 9 Preparations for the BandoengFair. "The serrated mountain ri<i(:i« embracing the immense green plain attract the eye from every angle ns though they formed a guard of honour to this Queen of cities." Four years ago the Nederlan IschIr.disch Jaarbeur.s Society of I:. (Java) held their first industrial Fair
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    Death of a Dutch Planter.
    246 9 I The P nang Gazette of July 7 I We are sorry to learn of U.. yesterday of an aged visitor to Pens from Batavia, Mr. Constantyn Jacob var. llotman. Deceased and his family weM very well known in Java. His grandfather, of noble German
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      TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
      492 10 Favourites Win Easily. Yesterday's results in the Singapore Lawn Tennis Championship singles were as follows S. Nakamura beat K. Mano, 6—o, 6—l. S. Morita v. S. Inaba, unfinished. R. Kondo beat A. R. Lir.ton, 6—4, 6—l. T. Kunii boat K. T. Singam, 6—2, 6—l. K. Ainswoith beat C.
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      S. R. C. Tennis Tournament.
      114 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Championship. Dr. E. W. de Cruz beat T. I>eijssius 6 4, 7—5. TO-MORROW'S TIES. A Single Handicap. Dr. W. A. Balhctchet owe 30.3 v. F. A.biiqui ique owe 15. B Single Handicap. F. J. Kappa v. C Kappa THURSDAY'S TIES. Mixed Dojblen. Dr.
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      HOME TENNIS.
      87 10 A Defeat for Tilden. [Reuter's Service.] London, July 9. At Eastbourne in the Davis Cup European zone semi-final in the first day's nlay Flaquer, Spain, beat Van Lennep. Holland, 5 7, 6—3, B—6, 6—l, »nd Conde Degomar, Spain, beat Van Derfeen, (s— a, 6 o, 7 5. Glencoe,
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      County Cricket.
      52 10 [Beuter's Service.] London, July 9. At Burton Gloucestershire beat Derbyihire by ei^ht wickets. Parker, bowling for the winners, took seven wickets for 3" and five for 76. At Hoiiham Sussex defeated Worcestershire by seren wickets. A. E. Gilligan, bowling for Sussex, took five wickets for 11 and four
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      LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
      552 10 Middlesex Beat the S. C. C. The second meeting between the Middlese:: and the S.C.C, on the Padang yesterday, in the lir.-t division of the League, proved a one sided affair, especially in the icond half, the soldiers being fully v.oith their three to nil victory. The Club
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      Cricket
      73 10 Next Ratuiday the S.C.C. are playing the Middlesex at Tanjjlin. No tournanu n. matches are fixeel for this elate, and on the S.C.C. ground there will be a practice match between club sides. The important fixture F.M.S. v. Colony is not far ahead, being fixed for Saturday and Monday,
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      To-night's Boxing.
      40 10 Some good boxing is promised at the Manila shows at 9 p.m. to-night, the bouts including Cowboy Reyes, of Mania, against Red Warren, the Malayan bantamweight champion, and Claude Kozario against Naidu, an Indian boxer with a reputation.
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      Ipoh Races.
      107 10 The following scratchings are announced for to-day's races at the Ipoh Gymkhana Club Race 8. Kelagold, Tigablas. Race 6. Dexlger. Race 8. Digger, Sterling. G. R. Race. Druid, Motherless (all engagements.) At last night's lotteries the highest prices were Race I.— Speedarrow $GO, Sheila $40. Race 2. Sunspnte
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      Swimming Club.
      57 10 At the Swimming Club next Sunday the first race in the Jackson-Millar cup series ii the event of the d:y. The cup goes for the year to the competitor scoring most points in races over 100, 150, and 200 yards. There will also be a water polo match
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      A Welcome Arrival.
      178 10 Few footballers for the past twenty years have been better known in local sport than Borneo Bill (A. Robertson) who left the Colony some years ago on retirement. A larger number have yet got to learn from experience) that a son of his has recently arrived in
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      Golf.
      161 10 The result of the July Bogey competition at the Singapore Golf Club was as follows Senior Division. Won by C. Everitt 3 up. The following cards were returned C. Everitt 8 up. P. J. Sproule 1 up. A. C. Smith All square. R. L. L. Braddell 1 down. E.
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      Football in Malacca.
      699 10 Despite a strong countei -attraction in the shape of another interesting faotI'all match, the second final in the Young Malacca Cup tournament was staged on the Malacca Club Padang before a large ivnd appreciative audience on Friday last. The holders of the trophy, the Tranquerah Wanderers, were
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      Punched Golf Clubs.
      128 10 A home paper of recent date published the following Some discussion has been aroused by the use, by American entra is for the Open Golf Championship, of iron clubs which have large holes punched in their faces and the raised jagged cdfes caused by the punching process
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      Muslim Representation.
      461 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. I Sir, The Reformed LeghUtftrS Council mat on February M minus a Malay Before the meeting it wa* understood that Government was looking for suitable Malay for nominatioß, and abti during the meeting one of ithe Honourable members hoped that the
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    212 10 Action Taken at Committee Meeting. Action taken at a meeting of committee, No. 1. held on July 8, included Consideration of the principle of assessing the surplus land attached to residence in Singapore of reigning Sovereigns is postponed. I Decided to refer lo the Chief Police! Officer the-
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    A New Malayan Geography.
    247 10 Anew "Geography of British Malaya', l by the Rev. W. T. Cherry, has just been j published by the Methodist Publishing House. It Is an attractive and handy volume, intended primarily for the use of schools, but al.-o valuab.'e as a book of reference in homes
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    VOLUNTEERING IN MALAYA.
    494 10 General .Malcolm's Appeal T.> Chinese Boys- (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 8. His Excellency Major General Sir Neill ilalcolm, G.0.C., Malaya, addressed a very well-attended meeting, chiefly of Chinese school boys of Kuala Lumpur ou Saturday evening at the Vietoila Institution hall, on the subject
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    MTJRAJ TIN. LIMITED.
    478 10 Development During I'ast Year. The director! of Muiai Tin Limited in their report for the year ended April 30, its* The nett profit for the year amounts to 1(7,888.14 and together with the balance brought Forward from last year makes total of $7j,i:U0.54. Two interun dividtnda of
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    MARRIED WOMAN'S ACTION.
    126 10 Chetty Sued in Supreme Court. An) action was brought in the Supreme Court, before tho Chief Justice (Sir Walu r Shaw) this morning, against chetty firm named A. K. M., agent Adaikalam Pillay, by a married woman named Paehayammal. Mr. H. B. Laytci appear(;l for the Tiiaintiir
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    93 10 Macphail and Co.'s Report. Singapore, Jdly 10. Rubber. London Is. 2d. Local 47 4. Tin.— London £182 12s. (sd. Locai' s (Buyers). Shara Market.— Steady. Rubbers. Ulu Benuts 27-29 cents Malaka Pindas 1.40-1.45. Bukit Katils 75-80 cents, Utan Simpans 1.75-1.80. Tins.-^Johans 32V2-u7', 2 cents, Talams 22''2-27ii cents,
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    Lyall and Evatt's Report.
    123 10 Singapore, July 10. Tin.— £lS2. 12s. Gd.— up 725. <kl. Rubber.— Is. 2Vsd.— up <„d. Rubbers Better enquiry. 500 Malakoffs offer at 3.25, Aver I'anas in, Ulu Benuts 27-30. Kuala Sidinu Z25--2.35, Bas»etts 1.02H-140, Indiatfii is 4.80-4.90, Mentakahs L»3-L'(), New Serendahs 2.50-2.7"). Nyalaa EXC-6.75, Dukit Jelot
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    RUBBER AND TIN.
    34 10 (Aneta's Service.) Weltevredeii; July B. Rubber for July and August has buyers at 72. Tin has a firmer tendency, but is without business. The Banka limit is i 126 Vi. I
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    Trade of British Malaya.
    86 10 We are indebted to the acting Registrar it Imports and Exports, Singapore, for thu Minwintc comparative roturn of the total iiiipnrti and exports of merchandise for the month of June, ll»2:t The total value of Foreign Import* of merchandise excluding Parcel Post into British Malaya during
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    201 10 Programme of Drills up to and for July 15:— Tuesday, 10th. T..15 f>.m., S.R.A.(V), lecture by Commandant M. G. Platoon, revision of elementary training Drill Hall. Wednesday, 11th. E. 15 p.m., S.R.A.(V), lorry drill and route inarch S.H.K.(V) F. secl ons, wiring, apron fence; S.R.E.(V) S. section,
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    26 10 Orders for week ending July 15 Wednesday, 11th. Officers Instruction Class, 5.15 p.m. Thursday, 12th. Band Practice, 5.15 p.m.
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    52 10 Tin United Artist.;' Corporation cm bo congratulated im their lati-.-t local lelease. Through the Back Door, with Mary I'ickford in the :tar role The film which l:~is il rc-aciy been ieviewc-1 in thii- paper, il now drawing good houses at tho Victoria Theatre, where it is being shown nightly throughout
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    Salving Warships.
    1080 11 The Biggest Operations In History. Sir Herbert Russell writes in a home paper as follows The syndicate on behalf of which Mr. A. G. Mcßam, of Glasgow, has complet«.l nrrangempnts with the Admiralty for raisins as many of the German wuohipi sunk in Scapa Flow as will repay
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    Merlimau Rubber Estates.
    1142 11 Distribution of Dividends Resumed. The 13th ordinary gtn.Tal mrctina; of the Mcrlimau Rubber Estates, Limited, na« held on May 29 at Winchester 'House, Old Broad Street, K.C., Mr. A. H. i)acru>.!l (chairman of tIsJL. company) t i.residinft. The Chairman said Gentlemen. 1 c presume you will let
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    Sungei Salak Rubber.
    1024 12 The Prospect of Stabilised Prices. The fifteenth ordinary general meeting of the Sunirci Salak Rubber Company, Lid., v. ns held on May 29 at tnt. offica of the company, i<>, Philpo'.-lane, K.C., Mr. A. H. Bagnall (the Chili— presiding. The Secretary (Mr. Robert Stewart, 1.C.1.5.) read the
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    10 12 Money has wings, but it is not a homing pigeon.
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      391 12 ONE MORE CHANCE GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE The Princess Garments Company announce a further reduction in Sale Prices from Monday, July The last consignment of Phoenix Silk Hosiery has arrived ex S. S. City of Madras. These are the very last. When our stock is sold, we aretjaainj; out of business.
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      1364 13 SALES BY AUCTION IN THE SUPREME COURT AT JOHORE BAURU Miscellaneous Application No. 3 of 1923. THE SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE Co., Ltd., Chargees against CHAN CHIN KWANG, Chargor. AS ADMINISTRATOR OK SIM CHOON KEE, DECEASED. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE RUBBER ESTATES IN MUAR AND KOTA TINGGI. The
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      743 13 JOHORE HOTEL, JOHORE BAHRU NOTICE CALLING FOR TENDERS. Tenders are invited for the leave of the Juhore Hotel (furnished) for a period of one year as from October 1, 1923. 2. The general terms of the lease will be on the same lines as the existing lease, details of which
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      213 13 nun* 1 *«4*»*Sj. asAavt iff Msa«^^ifry *> "SEA-GULL" BRAND DANISH MBLK Condensed Sweetened Condensed Unsweetened Sterilized Natural Bole Importers The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Denmark) BiiutAporfe. BRAND J TRADE fs^ fi3\ MARK Sole Importers BORNEO SUMATRA. TRADING CO., LTD. £rti rj Ar'CIMTC or an(^ F.M.S., MJLC AllClNli G
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      288 14 1/ Dawson's 'T oirreona (tk ■fl BALATAr^BELTING There are many brands of so-called Balata Belting on the market to-day, and like most other commodities, they vary considerably in quality. LINCONA BALATA BELTING gives you the BEST VALUE as a power transmitter. Made of finest close-woven Duck and pure Balata Gum,
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      1446 14 Assets over $5,000,000 S.C. Assurance in force over $17,000,000. i The. Great Eastern Life. Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Strait* SettlemenU.) HEAD OFFICE Winchester Home, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 82, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance
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      598 14 BANKING THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated la Eaglaad) Capital Aathorised «,«fo,(v<« CapiUl Ssbaeribed tl^o«,oM Capital Paid-up «i,ocp,ooa Reserve Fund and Kelt tlflK.ldt BOARD OF DIRECTORS Sir R. J. Black, Bart., Caalnaaa. 1. M. Kyri*, Esq. H. iUlvi!! Simons, X.«. F. R. Chalmera, F-.<|. Sir David Kalt B»rr Lord
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    1307 15 Notes and Comments on Current Topics. By A London CorrespondentI nm glad to be able to report that a i marked improvement in the export trade •of Britir.h motor cycles is now noticei able. In January of this year the number of machines exported exceeded the figure
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    Susceptible Neckties.
    211 15 In the literary remain? of Signer Crispi (writes Sir Henry Lucy in Chambers'* Journal) I find preserved a chatty account of a visit paid by the Italian statesman to Prince Bismarck, at Friedrichsruh. He tells how one day at luncheon the princess went up to her husband and
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    15 15 Mover climb a mountain till you come to it then perhaps it won't be there.
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      221 15 Keep Up With Jones IN EVERY COMMUNITY there is a man in each line of business who dominates the field. To simplify matters, suppose we call him Jones." There is a Jones an outstanding success wherever there is competition. Brown, just across the street, may make or sell just as
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      429 15 ANOTHER SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVE!). The Popular New Mode! 1923 PRICE $1,650 jAtfjo®' Motor ear Here are Points Merth Ctnsidering EQUIPMENT Bosch Magneto, Electric Self-starter, Lights and Horn. Magnetic Speedometer, etc. The New Overland is the finest Car ever made and at the lowest price. The radiator is higher. The body
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      491 16 TO LET A spacious top floor frontage fitted with electric lights, ceiling fan and bathroom attached, suitable for a General Office. For further particulars, apply at 35, PHILLIP STREET. SEE N. LAZARUS OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BATTERY ROAD FIRST A Note to Planters and Owners of Estates We can supply TRACTOR
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      336 16 $6.50 only The record beaten for cheapness. This price will purchase one of the finest quality Ladies' Hats, made with Silk Crepe Chine and Muslin. Also Latest Straw Hats, trimmed with best fancy silk ribbon in all shades for $7.50 PARISIAN HOUSE AND BON MARCHE, 18, STAMFORD BOAD. White Ants
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      1816 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The PREPAID chargei for Wants, For Sale, To Let, etc., In ordinary eloss set type (average six wordi to line) are per line one insertion 28 cents, two mi. 41 cts., three ins. 64 cts., four mi. 82 cts., five ins. $1.00, six mi. $1.13, ten ins. $1.40,
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      703 16 JOHN DUKE F.B.OJU TMMJC. OPTICIAN. 13, BATTf BT BOAD, SINGAPORE. 5 YEARS' LONDON EXPERIENCE IN SPECTACLE FITTING. THE FAR EASTERN FILM-SERVICE, LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the above-named Company will be held at the Registered Offices of the Company,
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