The Straits Times, 5 October 1923
1923-10-05
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Title Section13 1923-10-05 1 The Straits Times. No. 27,372, SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1923 PRICE 10 CENTS.13 words
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Advertisement158 1923-10-05 1 I "ON GUARD" B l U I 1 I- 5 C A I fA C 1 iA A v^^ Jutti' SB W Jj I SOLE AGENTS The Borneo Company, Ltd. (Incorporated im England.) SINGAPORE. IPOH. PENANG. N»«MKaaa««MiacimßaanixasvM«vjnu-aa»in(«aiue* 1 Koys 0.H.C1. Cjtl-I^Jls Here is a fine chance to win a Camera.158 words
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Advertisement190 1923-10-05 1 i ROBINSON CO., LTD. I I "HAWKES **V Special Quality HELMETS With interchangeable Head Lining. "HAWKES" /^fiDHfi iJ "HAWKES" IS Covered Fine White Drill M^fT X^TfWk. Covered Extra Line White on Cork Body with Patent lQ|tf I WW V^v Satin Jean on Cork Body 3 Interchangeable Head Lin- )Wj i190 words
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Article486 1923-10-05 2 Great Britain Rocked for Four Hours. The British Isles were rocked for four hours by the jrreat earthquake that devastated Japan. This is one of the marvels revealed by the seismograph records of Mr. J. J. Shaw, of West Bromwich. Let a jelly, or a large, heavy table,486 words
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Article385 1923-10-05 2 Raising the Workers' Standard Of Life. Mr. C. A. McCurdy (formerly Minister for Food and Chief Coalition Lrberal Whip) in the first of a series of articles in the Daily Chronicle on the question of unemployment, contrasts the position of Britain with some 1,300,000 men and women385 words
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Article121 1923-10-05 2 The position as regards the salving of the steamer Loongsang is still uncertain. The Hongkong Daily Press was informed on September 25 by Mr. Miskin, Manager of Messrs. Oilman and Co. (Agents for Lloyds), that a Naval diver had been down to examine the wreck121 words
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Advertisement246 1923-10-05 2 ERASMIC Talcum Jpyj||L^ Powders fcMt^^~'*-^ > THE LARGE FAMILY TIN. C^Z. HIMALAYA. Speda y 1 f f the LA REINE D'EGYPTE. E(|uisitely Oriental. Rose, Violet, Carnation. Illusively Fragrant. THE ERASMIC FLORAL SERIES OF TALCUM POWDERS ROSE, VIOLET, CARNATION, HERB, LILAS, HELIOTROPE, MUGUET, cater to the requirements of the most discriminating246 words
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Advertisement289 1923-10-05 2 "What a lovely Baby How are you feeding him r I 'HAT is what everyone will say about your bauy if you feed him on Albulactin witlidiluted cow's milk a mixture which is far nearer to maternal milk than anything else. Latly Arthur Hay wrote I strongly recoin nicml Albulactin.289 words
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Advertisement228 1923-10-05 2 PROVISIONS PURE OLIVE OIL, "Sasso." gallon tins 1.75 Vi gallon tins 3.00 10 litre tins (2 1/3 gal. approx.) 12.00 litre bottle* m 1 litre bottles 2.10 TOMATOE SAUCE. "SWAN" 200 grams (7 01.) ths 16 SARDINES IN OLIVE OIL. p er case of 100 tins. IMI'ERIALES 2 oz. tins228 words
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Article755 1923-10-05 3 Dividend of 10 Per Cent. For The Year. The 13th annual general meeting of the Caledonian (SeJangor) Rubber Company, Limited, was held on September 3, at 20, Abchurch Lane, E.C., Mr. Clarance F. Ltighton the chairman presiding. The Chairman said that vie prolit .md loss account showed a755 words
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Article260 1923-10-05 3 Why Attempted Hold-up Failed. The Kentish village pf Fainingham was the scene on AujrusL 24 of the cinema drama in real life. A well dressed man walked into Farningham Post Office, where Mr. Thomas, the postmaster and his wife were at work behind the counter. The260 words
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Article27 1923-10-05 3 A traveller says he passed a field in Europe where a woman was yoked wjth an ass. It happens over here, also, but she sets a divorce.27 words
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Advertisement737 1923-10-05 3 4 Ml Health y ffl^LJ?* wMjf cf sturdy childhood. I Build up your babys I Juf constitution with /s^S^ jfodicksiihitotm. {JxJ which provides all I j essentul nourishment. It is more readilu Of all Chemist. d/^esAu ttldTl COWS and Stores In mUkdndiSjdSolu^ three sUc*. ly pure and Jive jeom germs.737 words
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Advertisement705 1923-10-05 3 IN HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SUPREME COURT FOR CHINA AT SHANGHAI. IX THE MATTER OF THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., LTD. and IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCES (HONGKONG) 1911 TO 1921. NOTICE is hereby given that by an Order rated September 14, 1923, this Court has directed separate705 words
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Advertisement225 1923-10-05 3 WHAt TO DO FOR YOUR PILES Every sufferer fr m Piles knows fr^m experience that constipation aggravates the complaint. This pain and discomfort can be overcome by keeping the bowels free and regular by the occasional use of Pinkettes, which gently ensure daily regularity, thus giving the Piles a fair225 words
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Advertisement242 1923-10-05 3 Onyx Jewels Such aa-ONYX EARRINGS ONYX BROOCHES ONYX RINGS ONYX NECKLACES All in 18-carat Gold Platinum Settings. PRICES BEYOND COMPETITION. WEILL MONTOR E, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE. ""lUH t MIIMUHM 4 I ALL THAT BUILDS A BOY Is in Quaker Oats. It is almost a complete food. H It contains sixteen242 words
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Advertisement800 1923-10-05 4 I STEAMER SAN-MIS P. 0. British India <»«! Apcar Line IB" (Companin Incorporated In England) I MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES t&ik PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Uader Contract with His Majesty's Government LONDON-FAR EASTERN SERVICE OUTWARDS FROM LONDON HOMEWARDS FOR CHINA AND JAPAN FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON AND800 words
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Advertisement677 1923-10-05 4 STEAMER SAILINGS THE OCEAN STE.4M SHIP CO. LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England) The Blue Funnel Line REGULAR SERVICES TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW, BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through677 words
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Advertisement699 1923-10-05 4 STEAMER SAHINSS KOMNXLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCRAPPN (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO., OF BATAVIA) (Incorporate.! In Holland) UNDER CONTRACT WITH TnE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Telephone No*. Passage Dept. 131, Freight Dept. 1202, Marine Dept. and Transhipment Dept. 1437, Managers Dept. 1003. BENGKALIS— October 5, Muntok, Djcboes, Blinjoe, Soengei Liat, Pangkal-Pinsng and Koba, SINGKAWANG—699 words
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Advertisement467 1923-10-05 5 STEAMER SAILINGS N. R.~ LONDON LINK Hakotakl Mam Oct. 14 Hakuaan Maru Oct. 28 i Kitano Maru Not. 4 LIVEiU'OOL LINK Tsushima .Varu Oct. 12 Lyoaa Maru Nor. 7 nAMBITRC TT>.IC Tsuyama Maru Oct. 12 MeUuraoto Mam Nor. NEWYORF^LINKTia SUEZ Saillrc <iat* nil. gOCTn AMERICAN LINK Kanagawa Maro btgn. Not.467 words
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Advertisement427 1923-10-05 5 SmMEB SAILINSS Proposed Bailing* from Singapore. (subject to change without previous notlc*.) EUROPEAN LINE For Marseille*. I.nndon, Hamhort, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suei and Port Sail). Arr. D«p. LONDON MARU Oct. 15 Oct. 16 Calls at Aden and Port Sudan. NEW YORK LINE ror San Francisco, Panama, New York, vta427 words
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Advertisement458 1923-10-05 5 STEAMER SAILINGS STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPY "NEDERLAND" ("Nederland" Steam Narigatioa Company). HOLLAND EAST ASIA LINE (of the United Netherlands Steam Navigation Company). HOLLAND AND HAMBURG FREIGHT SERVICE. Loading for s.s. KERTOSONO, October 22 HOLLAND and HAMBURG s.s. CELEBES. October 28 HOLLAND s.s. OOSTKERK, November 20 HOLLAND and HAMBURG s.s. KANGEAN, November 25458 words
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Advertisement116 1923-10-05 5 STRUTHEBS t BARRY OPERATING U.S. SHIPS 80*0AF0Wi 10 LOS ANGILsW AlfD ■AH riANCIBCO MMUL s.s. WEST CACTUS Oct. 13 to iMseharg* and load \jHttXji. *m. WXST IVAN Oe*. M to rfiirharr* and load and rabteojnant steamers approxiaaUly B 0 4a 7« apart Takiajr earfo to all OTerlaad potats ia UaiUd116 words
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Advertisement692 1923-10-05 5 STEAIEH SfIHIHCS ELi ERM AN b INE EM.XRMAN ft ftUCKNALL BTBAHSBIP C«, ,Lti (Incorporated la EngUad> STEAMER Dae Singapore PASSENGER SERVICE OUTWAIU>S. fsj. CITY OF KARACHI China nnd Japan Oct. 8 »js. CITY OF PARIS China and Japaa Nov. 16 s.s. CITY OF CANTERBURY Chiaa and Japan Dec. 27 HOMEWARDS.692 words
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Advertisement82 1923-10-05 5 EIUGO STINNES LINES (iTiroroorkud la Oenuuir) f«olar MontMr fr.i f pataager H^r-leo OilTWAiyi HOn.VD ifosflVn-* «h»«»S»* ■»■< Japaa. ADOLF VON BAWR, 'J.onn tons about Oct. 10 lIINDENBURG, 12,^»'i t^DS sbout No». 7 KM(L KIRDOUF, «,000 tona about Dec. a ROMTWAtD MUKB Aotfrcrp, R*Uerdsai and Hamburg. ALBKKT VOURLCa, 8,000 toaa about82 words
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Advertisement553 1923-10-05 6 CINEMAS PALACEGAY CINEMA Second Show at 9.30 «harp. Episodes 5 and 6 of the Serial THE GREAT GAMBLE Featuring Charlea Hutchison and Anne Luther i II Mil IK CHAPLIN IN in 2 rccU THE TRAMP in 2 reels William Fox presents EILEEN PERCY The Brilliant and Beautiful Young Commedienne in553 words
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Advertisement241 1923-10-05 6 CINEMAS EMPIRE CINiEMA From Thursday, October 1 to Sunday, Orlobcr 7. In the Second Show at 9.50 WHAT A WIFE LEARNED in 8 Part*. WIVES won't mist this. HUSBANDS should not. In fact everybody must see this. HAROLD LLOYD IN I DO A two reel Pol he Comedy. KVE'S XII.M241 words
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Advertisement101 1923-10-05 6 c BBrv^y proof" ■jJShC*'^ i n. »*r HOSE W^k PROOF ffolcjDrOOf GreJ'aml ffosiery w£ NEW STOCK NOW ON DISPLAY AT WBITEAWAY, LAIDLAW Co., Ltd, Singapore. (Incorporated in England) G. E. C. ELECTRICAL MACHINERY A.C. End of 2,000 K.W. G.E.C. Rotary Converter. 450 500 Volts. 50 Cycles, .">75 r.p.m. FRASER CHALMERS101 words
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Article111 1923-10-05 7 FIXTURES. Kridsy, Octuher 5 High Water, C.X, a.m., SJ3Z p.m. u-. (.It p.m. Saturday, Octohtr 6 lliirh Water, I.e. a.m., r,.57 p.m. Rowing, Chiengmai Cup lim.l. Leare. Sunday. ()ct<,l)er 7 U p.m. i'l 1!. mail delivery. Mur.day, 4)etul>er H High Water, 9.18 a.m., 'J.H p.m. s.v.c. C111 words
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Article170 1923-10-05 7 ■Vekpi ?i:lau Sambu 2.30 p.m. < ulombo, nd Xi-v Yerfc p.m. Palu Pshat S p.m. Rhio, Aaambe, Nalana hlandi and Benu -m 'i p.m. Muar :i p.m. Mtdan 2 p.m. I'ort Swetttnham and Te'.uk Anson 3 p.m. Malacca and Alu&r 4 p.m. I'ontianak 4 p.m. Hongkong, Shanghai170 words
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Article38 1923-10-05 7 By l.rft Arc.l 1n.....', r«Mta \viii;» Kashmir I. P. Coen Chambord Tan Aujr. 22 S>rt- A>i«. M Si-pt. 22 Auk. 29 Stpt. 24 S>.'|it. S Sipt. "8 .Sept. 1 S«pL 29 Sept. 5 Oct. 138 words
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LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
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Article110 1923-10-05 7 Singapore, October 5. Rubber. London Is. 3V«. Local 50. Tin.— London £20' 10s. Local $101 (20:) tons sold.) Share market. Dull. Rubbers.— Pantais SO-85 cents, SunKL- l^Kans 1.!K.-2.10, Jimahs 1.25-1.30. Allenbys LBO-LBB, Amalgamated Malays 2.2"i--2.:t5, New Craigieleas 60-C5 cent Mentakabs 24-26 cents, Nyalas SJB-8.96, PuriKnors 60-65110 words
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Article108 1923-10-05 7 Singapore, October o. Tin. C 202 10s up uOs. Uubrx-r. -la. 3 .;<!• -up '..1. AHtnbya 1.84-i-SftH, Lama 7.80-8, Utan Simpani 2-J.20, Mnlaka lindas 7 .62%, Ciaipricloas G2'/2-6"), Hudi'MM.IO, Kuala Sidims i;.:ili-L'.:!. r Ilukit JelotODgl ♦!2 1 ii-'iT'b, Jimahs Indra«:iiis ~<-7,.]~>, Kempas DU!O-5.60, K-.'.inh; Ayor rsW108 words
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Article192 1923-10-05 7 BXCHANGB SliiKapoic-, Octobor 5. On London, Hank 4 m/s 2/1 1/4 Demand 2/4 5/32 Private 8 PI. eniita 2/4% Cn Now York, pemand "'J'.s Private !•!> d/i 85f6 On France. Uunk «:'.O V)!i India, ii::i-.l: T.T. 17i:V. On BongfconsT, .''.u.'i!< >l .1 i"; p.c. <li:;. On Shanghai,192 words
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56 1923-10-05 7 Tono of market yuii-t. Latest London cables quote Spot she*-!. Is. .I'id. Spot Nov.-D.r. Jan.-M;:rch April-June Singapore Staidard 'Pale Crepe. Closing Pricvo. Bpv«r», Sellers. BO SuM Nov.-Dcc. .lun.-Muirh Aiiril-Jum.' SiDgapcire Standard fcibbet) Smoked Sho«t doting Price*. Bttv«ra. 8«U«r«. M r.O'i r.:i% MM DAILY FRICKH56 words
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STOCKS AND SHARES
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Article213 1923-10-05 7 Issue >:s \:il. I'll. l.nvcrs. fWHcra. 1 1 HaJamj I'ailaiiK 0.97% 0.42 Vi I 1 Ilium Tin 1.32 V4 1.37H 1 1 liluriloh 0.20n0m i 1 .Khun Tin 0.35 0.40 ti £1 KIUR. Kamunting 44/'J 45/flxd. in li Klota As.-n. Onl. 7.10 7.25 5 6 Liiißui Tin 4.40 4.<iU213 words
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Article142 1923-10-05 7 V:il. I'-l. ISuyir*. K.-HcM. a £1 B. An. Tabwea 5.7.<; 5.11.3 10 10 Central Engines U.OO 10.00 10 10 Crn!ral Motor* 3.25 3.75 I*l t\ E SoMittag Co. 7.10 7.L'5 '■>'- Klic Tnunwaya i/<; -10 lii Kraser .'i Neava :;?.:.o ::5.;.0 SO 50 Haninicr A Co. 1.17.50 142.50 H»J142 words
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Article109 1923-10-05 7 If. En*. C p.c. $1,284,500 par 5 p.c. p.m. S'poro Klpctric Tr*iuwa>», fi px. IStA,OM wict* Spore Mnsucipal I pA. $1.578.0«.)f) p» r S'pn.> Municipal 4% p^. of >07 $1, 000,000 I p.«. Sm. S'tf^e Mucicfpa' 1% tfjt. PA dla. 3'porr Miiokif>4l 4S !!>•«. of .139 Jl.nOl-.tOO Id p.i.109 words
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Article401 1923-10-05 7 /to*i sed O. ans Ljall and Bratfa QtataUctsL Tn-dmf't V. ic.s. Kraner Lyal) Co. K»att. Allenby New ($1) i.::r, 1.40 l .::."> i.-io Alor Onjrth (|1) 1. 42 li 1.60 1.40 1.45 A. Hilam (?•>) 13.75 14.2~> M.oo 11.00 A. Ki.nmt' W o.r.o o.iiO 0.50 0.60 Am. Malay401 words
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Advertisement100 1923-10-05 7 TIIE BUKIT JELOTONG RUBBER ESTATES, LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) NOTICE is hereby given that the Director! have recommended the payment of a dividend of four per cent. M r i- 1 for the year ended May 31, 1923, which if approved by the Shareholders in General Meeting will100 words
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Advertisement834 1923-10-05 7 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VIBBELB AT THK DOCKS. Kaat Wharf Basin— Nil Endt Whsri Coylon Maru, Melchii-r Treun Sheers W hsrt Van Reaje, Main Wharl Kanio Mr.ru, Derbyshire, Empire Dock— Gudrun Ma-rsk. Kcpon^-, Kepoiij;, Katong, Burma Mara. West Wharf- Nil. Jardlnea Wharf— Nil. Pale Branl Coal Wharf— NU. Keppcl Harboar. Main Wharl834 words
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Advertisement126 1923-10-05 7 I.airst available Sterling Quotations are printed on another page on Friday. LOOK LOOK LET KVEKYONE BJBJP Tni. (.i.i.i Variety ibam und Bataar uader the asapicca of the Singapore Uveraea- him c Japanets Ilclief Ktim! Cr.i.MiiM n*. THE NEW WORLD on (>th and 7th instant from 2 pm. Programme -Drags bands126 words
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Advertisement45 1923-10-05 7 TO-NIGHT AT The New World THE CHINESE MAGICIAN in New Acts. Royal Medan Opera Co. (.oiiuc Strong. t'irrlinij W.ive und Swinging Koats and Free OPEN AIR CINEMA. THE MAZE OUT OF ACTION. MASSAGE Mrs. NAKAMIKA. 23-1, COI.KV STi:i:KI. Tel«|.hpne IIUI. Hears a.mjj to 9 p.m.45 words
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Advertisement1654 1923-10-05 7 EST\TE OP SYED SHAIK BIN ABDULRAHMAN ALKAFF, DECEASED IMPORTANT FOUR DAYS' AUCTION SALE of very valuable freeliold and leasehold Singapore town properties At Messie Chcong Koon Song Co.'s sale-room, s No. 30, Chulia Street. First Day's Sale. Wednesday, October 31, at 2.50 p.m. from Lot 1 to Lot 20. Second1,654 words
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1147 1923-10-05 8 The Straits Times. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5. TOWN PLANS. Capt. Richards has not spared himself over the preparation of the Tcwn ba-j provement and Development Bill, which ought very soon to pass the Legislative Council. It is a huge and complex measure, but the greatest possible effort has been made to1,147 words
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Article16 1923-10-05 8 Bad weather is reported in the Gulf of Siam. The monsoon is evidently on the change.16 words
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Article30 1923-10-05 8 The rate of issue of money orders for Indie and Ceylon to-day is Rs. 170=$100. The rate of payment of money orders from India and Ceylon is Rs. 175 $100.30 words
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Article34 1923-10-05 8 At the Gospel Lecture Tent, sixlh nr.ile, Upper Seiangoon Road, tha pit Ys for the wiipk beginning Sunday, October S*, will be upon the Law of God end it's binding claims upon men to-day.34 words
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Article41 1923-10-05 8 The new building of St- Mary's S.-hc. >i, Kuala Lumpur, is to be opened on October 15, by the Hon. Mr. E. S. Hose at 5 p.m. The building will be dedieati d 1..,--the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Singapore.41 words
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Article39 1923-10-05 8 Messrs. Thos. Cook and Son, forward us a copy of their 1923-1924 edition of Burmnh, which has been prepared for the guidance of travellers to that country. Copies may be had gratis at tha company's office in Battery Road.39 words
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Article37 1923-10-05 8 Messrs. Kennedy, Rurkill and Co. advise having received advices from the Ulu Pah Company, Limited, mine that the work of bringing tho water ficm lingei Choh to the hiil area is completed and that sluicing has commenced.37 words
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Article44 1923-10-05 8 Lord liCverhulme has offered 45 acres of land near Port Sunlight to provide free building lots for persons willing to build their own hou:;es. Employees of his firm are to get the first chance, after which the plots will be available to the public.44 words
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Article45 1923-10-05 8 Messrs. Barlow and Cos. copra report of the 4th inst. states During the period under review, a larger amount of business has been transacted. Closinf quotations are No. 1 Standard 10.80 to 11.15, No. 2 Standard 10.50 to 10.80, No. 3 Standard 10.20 to 10.50.45 words
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Article48 1923-10-05 8 A solicitor's advertiseme.it appears in the Times of September 22 asking if anyone has knowlsdge of the whereabouts of the will left by Sir Henry H.iydsn. formerly Director of the Geological Survey of India, who, it will be remembered, lost his life in a mountaineering accident in Switzerland.48 words
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Article55 1923-10-05 8 The Singapore Oversea Chinese comnittee for the Japanese Relief Fund is giving a variety show and bazaar at the New World to-morrow and Sunday in aid nf the fund. A start will be made each day at 2 p.m. and admission is 20 cents. Many new attractions are promised, and55 words
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Article61 1923-10-05 8 At the inquest held 'on the body of Mr. J. Freeman, Mayor of Maidon, who was killed by a fall from the window of the room in which he was staying at fhi> Hotel Cecil, while on his honeymoo.i, ;!'e Coroner's jury has returned a vei'i'rc of suioide while of61 words
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Article69 1923-10-05 8 It is notified that the Governor of Ceylon has appointed a committee to consider the question of licensing (a) dealers in genuine precious stones, and (b) dealers in imitation, synthetic and reconstructed stones and of compelling the latter class of dealers by law to put up notice boards at their69 words
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Article93 1923-10-05 8 An inquest was hild by the City Coroner (Mr. C. H. Nicol) yesterday in gard to a fatal accident at the wharf, Tanjong Pagar, a few days apo in which a Chinese was killed through a load falling on him while he was working with other coolies on the Chicago93 words
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Article112 1923-10-05 8 The bankruptcy list down for hearing this morning before the Chief Justice (Sir Walter Shaw) includes the following Motion by Ng Hong Guan for an order that the Official Assignee be appointed interim receiver of the properly of the debtor petitions for receiving orders against Chop Chee Wah, Chop Yong112 words
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Article128 1923-10-05 8 The deep peace of the Sussex countryBide has been rudely shattered by a military invasion, says a London wire of September 14. An army of between 6,000 and 7,000 horse and foot, guns and tanks is now encamped on the east and westbanks of the River Arun. The manteuvres will128 words
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Article139 1923-10-05 8 The Siam Observer of September 29, states Bangkok is gaining an unenviable notoriety through the depredations of gang-robbers. Yesterday we reported a case in whjch a rice mill compradore had been attacked and relieved of something like Tcs. 12,000. This morning we have heard of another caso. Last nipht i.bout139 words
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Article490 1923-10-05 8 Intimation was given in the Dutch Eist Indies press, on September 21, of the death of Mr. D. McColl as the result of an automobile accident. Mr. J. Drummond Hogg, who has arrived from Batavia, is m>w acting British I onsul-General in Bangkok whiln Mr. Th. H.490 words
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Article31 1923-10-05 8 Lady GuiKemanl, who had intended to lr-ave for England with her sister Mias Walker, by the steamer Mantua, sailing on the 11th instant, has decided to post-'■jn-i her visit.31 words
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Article64 1923-10-05 8 Mtwn, Sandilar.ifc, Buttery and Co. lave received cabled advice that during the year ending June 30 last Singapore Tara Rubber Kstati-s made a profit of £6,796 which, with profit of £7,787, brought forward from the previous year, gives a total of £14,583. A dividend of two-ptuce64 words
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Article69 1923-10-05 8 The 2nd Bn. Royal Sussex Regiment, relieving th c 2nd Bn. The Middlesex Regiment arrived by .H.M.'s Transport Derbyshire early this morning and were disembarked by about 9.45. The battalion marched up to Tanglin Barracks, creating a favourable impression by their soldierly appearance on the way. The69 words
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Article117 1923-10-05 8 Mr. B. J. Eaton, Acting Director of Agriculture, F.M.S. and S.S., was one of the speakers in an important discussion on agricultural education and research at the Pan-Pacific Conference in Australi-i. Mr. Eaton, in an interesting speech, .said that in Malaya the application of science to agriculture was117 words
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Advertisement216 1923-10-05 8 THE CORRECT EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES WITH. YOUR AFTER DINNER COFFEE ARE Maspero l.c. IHE BE2>T! GOING TO THE RACES DON'T FORGET YOUR BINOCULARS. We have the following makes in Stock (ITiQ WBlflKßaMft? DOLLOND WATSON. Prices Ranging from $60 to $125. JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. ilacurpuiated In England) SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR.216 words
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Advertisement221 1923-10-05 8 ALHAMBRA In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp. GLADYS WALTON IN GOSSIP in 5 Reds. EUGENE O'BRIEN IN CHIVALROUS CHARLEY in 5 Reels. In the First Show at 7.30 p.m. CULLEN LANDIS IN GOING SOME in 7 Reels. *ut i:hing us cc i.v. ProprlMora. M S p I iw221 words
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Advertisement56 1923-10-05 8 On Other Pages, Paf«. Kni'.hiiuaKi.- Effects In Britain 2 Caledonian Rubber Co. 3 Loc:d Share Market 7 Assizes— Filial Stage of Corben Case 9 To-day's Cable Xe»-» 9 The Lee Wnh liank 10 Sf.orti;^ Motel and Hrnwt 10 Correspondence 10 Rubber Statistics for Sept 11 Rubber Research in N. Indies56 words
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Article225 1923-10-05 9 The Importance of Fiscal Freedom. [Reuter's Service.] London, October 4. Last night's function in honour of the members of the Conference was a banquet at the Mansion House by the London Chamber of Commerce and was attended by 350 people. The Duke of Devonshire, replying tc the toast225 words
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Article161 1923-10-05 9 Another Severe Shock At Tokio. [Rfuteb's Service.] London, October 4. Tokio A very sivcre earthquake was experienced this morning at 12.54, driving the residents from their houses and cutting off the electric light. The shock was slightly felt at Osaka. London, October 4. Major H. G. Bravkley in161 words
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Article111 1923-10-05 9 [Recter's Service.] London, October 4. Commenting on the Chinese Government's appointment of a financial commission, the Times remarks that the value of the inquiry depends on the capacity of the investigators. Fortunately the personnel of the commission la strong and the news of the appointment had a good111 words
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Article81 1923-10-05 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, October 4, Peking The Diplomatic Corps has replied .to the Chinese note with regard to the Lincheng outrage stating that the facts irrefutably establish that the outrage was directed against foreigner's. They declare that the Chinese authorities have not manifested much zeal in the repression81 words
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Article369 1923-10-05 9 I Entombed Miners Amazingly Rescued. [Reuter's Service.] London, October 4. The rescuers' persistence at the Red- ding pit, which was flooded on September 24, was rewarded at three o'clock this morning, after nil hope had been abandoned, by the recovery alive of five miners, all in good369 words
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Article102 1923-10-05 9 [Reuter's Serhce.] London, October 4. Berlin It is officially announced that the Cabinet's resignation is due to the attitude of the Social Democrats. London, October 4. Berlin It was the Social Democrats' refusal to give the Government authority to provide an emergency law for the abolition of the102 words
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Article86 1923-10-05 9 [Reuter's Service.] London, October 4. The Clan Macmaster is reported to be settling down further on the rocks and salvage is hopeless. The. vessel has been withdrawn as ininsurablc at Lloyd's. The Clan liner Clan Macmaster, from Glasgow for Liverpool, with a cargo en route to the86 words
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Article44 1923-10-05 9 [Rectf.r's Service.] London, October 4. Manchester The New Hampshire Amos King Company's cotton mills, one of the largest concerns in the country, is closing down indefinitely on the 6th inst. on the ground of business conditions. About 10,000 operatives are affected.44 words
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Article90 1923-10-05 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, October 5. At the annual meeting of the Automobile Club, Mr. G. N. Saye in the chair, Mr. H. G. Gardner proposed that they should write to the local insurance companies and ask for a reduction in the rates. Mr. A. W.90 words
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Article3179 1923-10-05 9 Insp. Corben Not Guilty on All Charges. The last stages of the trial of Thomfis Walter Corben, a police inspector formerly in charge of the Traffic Department, on three charges of accepting illegal 1 gratification, were reached at the Singapore Assizes yesterday, before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard and a3,179 words
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Article134 1923-10-05 9 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, October 4. In connection with the Batu Ferringhi tragedy, Capt. Cooney, the driver of the car which went over the roads: !e on August 17, was fined $100 and costs for driving without a license. He was acquitted on a charge of134 words
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Article341 1923-10-05 9 Market Has an Easier Tendency. Messrs. Guthrie and Co., rtpx't Singapore, October 5. The liquidation of a heavy bull position in London weakened the markets and caused a sharp fall in values to 1/2% d. in London 27*4 gold cts. New York. 49 cents Singapore. Quotations are341 words
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Article175 1923-10-05 9 (By Courtesy of the Nsnyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun.) Tokio, October The half burned Bank of Japan is now guarded by troops for the'purpose, it is understood, of preventing trouble from trespassers who are very active. A newspaper man, who was recently arrested by the police of Yokohama station,175 words
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Article265 1923-10-05 10 Tfu ..a .t s First Practice Game A Rufcby practice match— the lir.st of the m;, .:tyed on the padang Neither lid! was a t full sti < .ivr'li. tlit- ground w:is in a painfully brick-li <c condition, and only HftMß minutes each way were played, but in the265 words
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Article40 1923-10-05 10 In the A Singles Jnndicap final, played yesterday, Ong S»te Gam beat Lim Bong Soo, 7 5 V3 2. The B singUf handicap will be played to-morrow, CJpa Poh Chong v. Lim Chooß Ghee. M40 words
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Article68 1923-10-05 10 The tifst billiards tournament held in the Singapore Cricket Club is to begin on Moway. The hundred and more competitors have been divided into two classes, A consisting of 16 pairs and B od 36. A matches will be 200 up and B 150, the finals in68 words
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Article80 1923-10-05 10 The club cups will be played for tomorrow, play starting: at 4.30 p.m. The g/ounti will be open to the public. The competing teams are White.— R. J. G. Nicholson, W. A. N. Davies, S. Cullen, R. H. Onraet. Colours. L. J. Gilbertson, J. Tull, J. Sloper, A. J.80 words
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Article257 1923-10-05 10 A fast (fame of hockey was seen yesterday on the padang between th<S.R.C. and the H.K.S.R.G.A. From the bully off the Gunners attacked vigorously but they found the Club's defence playing a sound frame, ami the S.R.C. then brought the ball up and de Souza just missed scoring after257 words
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Article144 1923-10-05 10 The following will represent the Y. M. C. A. v. Indian Association at cricket to-morrow on the Raffles Schoo! ground commencing at 2 p.m. H. G. Stack (cap.), W. A. Deans. G. R Othleis, T. \Ve< iakkody, Dr. J. U. Karunaratne, S. D. Kriekenbeek, T. A. Cordeiro, 6. Towers,144 words
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Article100 1923-10-05 10 In the semi-final of tha Donaldson and Burkinshaw Cup, S.V.C. inter-company competition, the Eurasian Company wiil meet the Chinese Company on the S.R.C. ground, on Tuesday, at 5.15 p.m. The Eurasian Company will play in white and arrange for a referee. The other semi-final, B Company v. Malay Company,100 words
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Article188 1923-10-05 10 The final of the Newcomers Handicap i>. t-vtvii Dcnham and Way proved them to be a vtry evenly matched pair. Wav won the first set S» 7, and the match was leit unfinished with Denham leading l 2 l in the second. A Doubles produced188 words
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Article222 1923-10-05 10 Mr. Havold Carpmael, Municipal Assessor, Singapoi c, has issued his report for 1922, showing that the rateable value of the city within Municipal boundaries at lite end of the year was $23,257,241, an increase for tha twelve months of S2.!'o-1,255. The values for the previous Ihrae years were222 words
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Article134 1923-10-05 10 The projrramme of music promised by t'm> I'athedral choir in aid of the European sufferers of the Japanese Earthquake will be rendered in the Cathedral in Friday, the 12th inst, at 5.20 p.m. The programme will be published in the Press on Monday. It is hoped134 words
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Letter147 1923-10-05 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The inhabitants of the upper part of Serangoon district would like to call your attention to the fact that so far we hive no water service. There is one as tar as Bidadari district, but we are only a mile147 words
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Letter307 1923-10-05 10 To the Editor of the Straits Timer. Si;-, I have read the letters from different .readers with regard to the treatment of Leprosy. Chaulmoogra Oil extracted from the seeds of the Taraktogenos kurzii, the original chaulmoogra tree, is now well known for its properties. The Acting Director307 words
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Letter144 1923-10-05 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I wish to endorse your leading article of yesterday's dale under the heading— We Can't Help It. As the Government admits its inability to protect the lives of peaceful citizens I hope the English community will take this144 words
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Letter718 1923-10-05 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The public' must thank you for your editorial Tid Apa and though it has perturbed a of Council and elicited equivocal replies from officials, it is good that the placidity pf official life has been ruffled. It is no good .to say718 words
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241 1923-10-05 10 Combined Restriction Holland's Difficulties. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Holland is not financially strong enough to normally develop its Insulinde and mortally afraid to borrow from fnxt-class Powers. Yet development works must be- put in hand, even though thty cannot be properly maintained when completed the islands241 words
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Article183 1923-10-05 10 Inquest on Young Tamil Teacher. An inquiry was held by the Cily Coroner (Mr. C. H. Nicol) yesterday into the death of a young Tamil teacher named Mr. J. Thuriappa, who died at the General Hospital some time ago from poisoning. I The evidence was to the183 words
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Article84 1923-10-05 10 Received by China and Southern Bank S. Govindasamy $3, V. Narayanasamy 2, R. Suppaya 1, Aghrine Bux 1, Xaiain Singh 3. Received by Bank of Taiwan, Ltd., Singapore. The Teachers and Pupils of St. Anthony's Boys school $47. A Sympathiser SH.B. $3. Received by Yokohama Specie Bank84 words
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Article66 1923-10-05 10 The Mollycoddle, coming: to the Palladium on Saturday, is a strong picture which gives Douglas Fairbanks every opportunity to display his wide talent ai Br of a Mollycoddle in the first few nd as an athlete in the last reels be performs amazing feats. On ly at 5 p.m. there66 words
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Article991 1923-10-05 10 Proceedings at Annual General Meeting. I The following report is officially com municated The third annual general meeting; of the shareholders of the Lie Wah bank Limited, was held at 18, South Cana Road, on September 29, at 2 p.m. Mr. Eu Tong Sen, 0.8. E.991 words
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Article99 1923-10-05 10 The production Foolish Wiwta will be ahown for the last time in Singapore at tlie Gaiety Cinema to-night and follow-! ir>< nights until Monday, along with two I new Mock Sennett omedies and a Screen Mnurazine. Foolish Wives film starts at 8.45 p.m. The change at Palacesray Cinema99 words
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Article2302 1923-10-05 10 Progress of League Football. By Our Special Correspondent. London, September 6. Lord Derby's Sansovino captured the Gimcrack Plate, so that the owm-r foi the first time will be the principal 1 orator at the usual Gimerack dinner next December. Sansovino, conceding weight to his opponents, wore them ail2,302 words
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Article111 1923-10-05 11 Effort to Prevent Warships From Rollins. Experiments are being made at Chatham with a gyroscope to prevent the rolling: of battleships. In the preliminary tests, a novel me'hod has been employed of imparting a rolling motion to a ship moored in the dockyard. Platforms have been constructed, enabling111 words
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Article23 1923-10-05 11 Speaking: of children, a Pekinese do? may be just as good in some particular?, but it doesn't get you a $400 tax exemption.23 words
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Article25 1923-10-05 11 Now that a questionnaire has established the fact that most girls will spoon, let's ask the ducks how they stand on the subject of swimming;.25 words
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Advertisement257 1923-10-05 11 British Malaya. Statement of Quantity and Value of Rubber Exported Durinjr September. The Registrar of Imports and Export* has sent us the following comparative statement of the quantity and ralue of rubber exported from British Malaya during September, IMS. The figures, which arc in centals of 100 lbs., represent total257 words
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Advertisement119 1923-10-05 11 "C THE CUMULATIVE REPUTATION of the MOUTRIE PIANOS has been established by their lasting qualities for the past thirty years. Call or write for our terms of graded payments. S. Moutrie Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. M<«»M»»M»M>M«*«<mi»»»M»lMMM»<t«MMtM»»«>>>> "(EgMCHER CROSS" suf^mw II <^"'Wf *^*3sf ~i WrW flw* j. t^sasßsswl 1 1 THE ALL-BRITISH119 words
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Advertisement410 1923-10-05 11 RAFFLES HOTEL tm Clt Lta J MONDAT.— Tea Daaaaat. f W> (W ""->• TCMDAT-D1..., Daae* Tfce Flaest Ballreea la Ue East. W EDNEBDAY.— Orchestral Ceaceat. THURSDAY— Gaest Mcht, Dinner *>d Dane*. GEILU •vm till 11 Mfc FBIDAY—Tea DiutDt SATURDAY.— Caeet Mint, Dtaaer a>4 TO-NIGHT TEA DANSANT I^"™^™™ Maslcal MneUt. SEA410 words
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Article386 1923-10-05 12 LONDON EXCHANGE STERLING PRICES SEPT. 5. ftp Valur Company. 2/ London-Asiatic 2/ Lubok £1 Lumut £1 Malacca Plantns. £1 Malacca (New) 2/ Merlimau £1 Mount Austin £1 North Hammock £1 Pataling £1 Pegoh 2/ Pelepah Valley 2/ Perak 2/ Pt. D'kson-Lukut £1 Ratanui *1 K.-mbm Estates386 words
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Article892 1923-10-05 12 Dr. Steinmann's Lecture on Bark Investigation (From Our Own Correspondent). Bandoeng, September 26. At a meeting on the 17th instant of the Soekaboemi Agricultural and Bandoeng Rubber Planters' Association, Dr. A. Steinmann delivered an interesting lecture on bark investigation of rubber. Recently, said this plant physiologist planters have892 words
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Article136 1923-10-05 12 LIFE ON MARS American Professor and Supposed Canal. The fascinating theory that there is life on Mars, having been at'acked in a series of cogent arguments by a scientific contributor of the Daily Express on August 20, most of the other London newspapers have taken up the subject, and the136 words
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Advertisement115 1923-10-05 12 t"WERO" Inc. Lamps for 1,000 Candle Power without pumps. Inspection invited before buying elsewhere. Apply ALSAGOFF CO. (Import Department). (In Liquidation). 96/97, Arab Street, Sinranore. Ip country orders executed by the rior.cn, postage extra, remittance with order. 12 BRAND Cement Waterproofer FOR BOTH RENDERINGS AND CONCRETE. GIVES CEMENT A FINER115 words
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Advertisement231 1923-10-05 12 Physiological Laxative. The only agent that effect* the functional re-education of the Intestine. RF FDI'CATION OF THf. INTI '.Tl F. -linoi ir.' p -*-"">'• bWMt ftir-ris *t a jii.v- pniKieWt of ill -h- inlrs-i J (1.1 .il Wlntk li lO«p«<4 j,.dbt u.r-mnf «|uc| ■a HrpkMMW li.^ ,n..<)r.,0.i1r I.M liens o'i231 words
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Advertisement208 1923-10-05 13 (2) G. PAINTS WOOD-PRESERVATIVE AND STAIN Supplied in all Colours. Morusto ANTI-CORROSIVE VARNISH PAINT Rok Roofing "Gripoly" Bolting Not Canvas, but 100 per cent. Pure Camel Hair Vulcan Disinfectant SOLE AGENTS Sime Darby Co., Ltd. (Incorp'jriitp il in the S S.I »«««4«»««»«»»»«»4»»»«»<«»e»»««»« '\T PENETRATE^S without rubbing, j At the first208 words
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Advertisement603 1923-10-05 13 0 a JMa&chinenfabrik J 1 KappelAD 'IHB LEADING, IMPROVED (JEKMAN TYI'EWKITKKS. "Kapiwl" for Oilier, Si-rrrtarifH and Lawyer*. Ciirriagea 10", ls%" and IS'zi Diamand for traveliini; purposed. Before huyina: a Typewriter, inspect and compare our'i for quality him! price. (Spare P.irls and MMkaM aaN at low coal) ALSAGOFF COMPANY, (Import Department,)603 words
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Advertisement482 1923-10-05 13 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB AUTUMN RACE MEETING, i M 3. Tiirsdav, Thursday and SnMirdny, OrtaArr Ifi, IR and 20. NOTICE LADIES' TICKETS. -Ladies nttrading the rnces are reminded that H.linUsion to the <;rnnd Btaad n»d Inwn will he by tickets Unly, whii-h nre .)btfin»ble, tlironph mein!e-s, f n-e, aad wln.'i nast482 words
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Advertisement576 1923-10-05 13 IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S S* IE: The undersigr ed have received Instructions to sell by public auction »t tkelr eale-rooH, Raffles Chamber!, Raffles rince, ON MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, at 2.30 r .n. Lot 1. Freehold land together with the brick and tlle-rnofed dwelllnc hoaia araefr»d thereon nnd known aa No. BS, Trm576 words
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Advertisement314 1923-10-05 13 AUCTION SALE IN THE SITREME COURT OF THE FEDEUATKI) MALAY STATES. AT KUALA LLMPI'R. In the matter of YAP CHIN FOOK. a Bankrupt and in Bankruptcy No. 2of 1923. Favoured with instructions from the OffleiHl Assignee in bankruptcy, the undersigned will PUBLIC AUCTION on Saturday, October 20, at 12 noon.314 words
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Advertisement552 1923-10-05 14 Ma^L^ziMmßrtniMHninMManHHMMHiMn^ Assets over $5,000,000 S.C. Assurance in force over $17,000,000. g The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co.,* Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) 1 M HEAD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the552 words
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Advertisement619 1923-10-05 14 BANKING THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Incorporated ia Eagland.) Capital Authorised «,000,000 Capital Subscribed wm <1,800,000 i.'apiUl Paid-up £1.060,0«0 Reserve Fund and Rest £1,352,105 EOARD OF DIRECTORS Sir R. J. Black, Bart., Chairman. J. M. Ryrie, Esq. H. Melvill Simons, Esq. F. R. Chalmers, Esq. Sir David Yule, Bart.619 words
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Advertisement495 1923-10-05 14 BANKING THE BANK OP TAIWAN, LIMITED. (laeorporat*d by Special Chartar la Japaa.) Capital Sabnertbed T60.000,000 Capital Paid-ap rr.2*00,000 Reserve Fund Y12.180.000 President I E. Natagawa, Esq. Vice-President: U. Mori, Ks<4. DIRECTORS G. Kawasaki, Etq. I T. jUaaarana, Esq. If. Etakl, Esq. I I). TaUta, E<q. M. Suto, Esq. HEAD OrriCE495 words
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Advertisement398 1923-10-05 14 INSURANCE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia England.) Fir*, Marine, Accident, Guarantee and Motor. Assets exceed *tO,OOG,OO* W. A. SIMS -Manager and Underwriter Eastern liranch, Singapore. The Imperial Fire Office. :mi..J with th* Alliance Assurance C*., LM (Incorporated la Englaad) 1 ajßd t, Bartholomew Lane, Loadoa, Establiched 1808. Capital398 words
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Advertisement237 1923-10-05 14 r, i 1...; l bbbVlbbbbbl a^BßßßatV^' I U lllbKbHbbV'* JtV V| BbbbbbKJv J WmTJ&Hyn* r,' j »^Tvr''ii' V\^wiiß nl <1 aßtpfir *lm£ ~ri ft! r A w^SP SBBSSn v I f ImlßbTWb^BbßK^^ "^lal Delicious in flavour, so pure, wholesome and nourishing, Sharp's Super-Kreem charms the palate and wins favour with237 words
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Article904 1923-10-05 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics. Mistakes Most Often Made. Here are some things motorists often do Start the engine with the switch turned off or without gasolene in the tank. Forget that using the starter a certaii« number of times will exhaust the supply of current904 words
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24 1923-10-05 15 Orders for week ending: Octobwr 7: Saturday, 6th. Field Day for Officers and N.C.O.'s. See Special Orders.24 words
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Article21 1923-10-05 15 A metropolitan is a man who doesn't care a^Jarn about his neighbours, but is proud oT bcinjr one of so many.21 words
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Advertisement156 1923-10-05 15 A Willing Partner Who adds to your business prestige and never questions your business judgment. Who submits to neglect without complaint and never harbours a grudge. Who puts up with your whims and never speaks disparagingly behind your back. Who is on the job morning, noon, midnight and never asks156 words
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Advertisement495 1923-10-05 15 <&& The Tread that Writes "Good Wear" X^ <* y&&> -S: iSffS. £sr& 2i/5 vTe',j onKwMri K aood >«" S sfy*) Goodyear popularity. /yy\ vA No one can look at that deep, clean-cut Onl> TVt V e K' vin K unquestioned and ecoS\ S\f Goodyear imprint and not realize what495 words
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Advertisement280 1923-10-05 16 TO LET A fcpacloiu tap lo«r Cnafif* fitted with electric lights, ceiling Can and bathroom attached, soitaMe for a General Office. For further particulars, apply at 15, PHILLD? STREET. l YOU.CAJ* Concentrate your eyes well under the Boat trying condition of light when CHANCE'S CROOKES GLASS protects them from the280 words
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Advertisement370 1923-10-05 16 LADIES A Special Cheap Sato win ba kold froai MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. TKE PARISIAN HOUSE Will be under re-organization, r- ossltatii-/ clearance sale of all good*. Non* damaged, none old, tome article* two months, some three w«iai only, to be sold at «acrilice. Lvery article* will be (old 60 per370 words
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Advertisement1640 1923-10-05 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The PREPAID charge* for Wants, For Sale, To Let, etc., la ordinary close set type (average *lx word* to line) are per line one insertion 28 cents, two in*. 46 cts., three in*. 64 cts., four in*. 82 eta., It* in*. $l.» 0, six in*. $1.13, tec in*.1,640 words
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Advertisement295 1923-10-05 16 ANNOUNCEMENT JOHN DUKE, F.8.0.A., F.S.M.C OPTICIAN. Wishes to announce that, as from September 1, he has acquired the practice lately carried on by N. LAZARUS, Opticians, of Medical Hall, Battery Road. On and from this date all prescriptions and enquiries should be sent to 12, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. jU-J@ iron295 words
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Advertisement387 1923-10-05 16 A NEW SERIES OF NOVELS By irOKLD-TAktOCa A'.TirORS LOVE IS OF THE WAI.I.Y. by David Lyall $1.5* THE ELOPE.MEXT (iF E\"K end TRIME PLAtFEI LOW, hy Berla Kurlc lo CAVAMAGB OF I.II.TINN bj John Suther'.nnJ 2.00 OIT FOX THE CUP. by Jzc\. Kuthfti 2.60 PENNY PLAIN, l> O. UouKlas 2.M387 words
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Miscellaneous152 1923-10-05 16 THE STRAUS TiHES TBLKI>Q(iNJB Editorial aud Oeacral a» llanascr'* OCc* nil All communication* routing- to •ditoria. Eiattrn and d«<w* nhoald be addressed to THE £UITOR. All eommunicaHoa* relating to buaiaec* matter* advertisensent* •nbscriptioa». accoaota, printing, etc. akould be a.ldroaned t« THE MANAOKB ADVERriSE»Ii:\T RATES. 'Want*, For Sule, To Let, etc,152 words
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