Malaya Tribune, 21 August 1922

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND v^~> SHIPPING GAZETTE. C EVENING DAILY. Vol. IX No. 194 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 21, 1922 FIVE CENTS Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, AUGUST 21. 1922.
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      219 1 r THE I MALAYAJRIBUNE CHIPPING GAZETTE. T popular Newspaper of j j '.■.straits Settlement.. pablisbed Daily. I Vto Reports of Local B Coa*™ I c Events. i J v ß ]l and Latest Telegrams. j Sports Notes by Expert Critics. 1 The Sportsman's Paper i h i |.niniiiri:iinmniit»iiiitHim I Hdlf
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      282 1 Shirts! Shirts!! (Our Own Make) With or Without Collar. More.than 20 patterns to select. Foo ball (in all Sizes) V. RIG AM) FEI rUItiERY. The following specially selected Lotions in itock: —Cauda, White Rose, Jesniin, Season and Eu de 'Quinine. We also re-string Tennis racket*. CHARGES MODERATE. A TRIAL ORDER
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      402 1 I CiGAWETTES I NUMBER VIRGINIA Synonymous with Refinement and Quality. I Sole Manufacturers I ARDATH TOBACCO I CO., LTD., w m I London. I «.tnmM.„,, ri l^11>llt(;in 1I|I)t;!t ii!iraMi(>itj J g NEW BOOKS. [fl His Mexican Wife u, r Pto Ln oy Arthur Applin ctspJ The Perilous Crossways T c-
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    UNITED MALACCA RUBBER.
    849 2 TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS. The report of the directors to the shareholders of the United Malacca Rubber Estates, Ltd, to be presented at the annual meeting in Malacca on Aug 25, siates: Your directors have the pleasure of submitting their twelfth annual report and a duly
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    THAT SUNDAY CONFAB.
    253 2 To Urge Retrenchment. The Council representatives who meet on the Seabelie on Sunday should impress upon H E Mr F S James that the demand for drastic action with regard to Government expenditure, and especially on personnel, etc, is a real one and should be met promptly.
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    MEAT FOR THE EAST.
    203 2 Mahomedan Butchers Suggested. The best markets of the futiure for beef produced in the north-west of Australia will assuredly be in the East, Mr Durack, member for Kimberley in the Western Australian Parliament, considers, Sourabaya and Batavia are but four or five days' steam from Wyndham,
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    HOW IS YOUR APPETITE?
    229 2 Signs You Should Watch For. Loss of appetite, distress after eating, shortness of breath, a feeling of utter weakness—these are symptoms that are familiar to most sufferers from stomach trouble. The tonic method of treating disorders of this kind does not aim to do the work
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    DIET MISTAKES.
    93 2 Few people give to the matter of diet the attention it deserves. Hence so many sufferers from indigestion, the pain from which is often excruciating. Flatulence, water brash, and severe chest pains are some of the usual symptoms. The best way to cure indigestion is to pay attention
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      219 2 Do you realise the danger of Anaemia (Impoverished blood). Rich, red blood is an indispensable necessity 10 the maintenance of vital energy. When the blood becomes impoverisned (Anaemic) the whole bodily health suffers. Because impover. ished blood lacks the nutritive material necessary •to replace the amount of vital energy expended
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      468 2 rURODONAL dissolves uric acid. The" age of k man a^e^o^ young by taking URODONAL, aud you wiU thereby .void wbich hardens the wall, of the blood veseeU and render* th«m .t.tf c ro,u »ni3 bnttit" Recommended by Prof LA NCERF.A UX. latt President of tht Acad de Mĕdectne, Pans, in
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    SERVANTS' WAGES.
    253 3 NEED FOR UNIFORMITY. From several letters in the Press recently, it is clear that many European employers of domestic servants have made cuts in wages, or in the daily contract for meals, or both. But, so far as we can discover, there is no uniformity. Some servants are
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    BOTTOMLEY'S FINANCES.
    162 3 Poor Prospecta of Payment. London, July 25. —Bottomley's racing stud was sold yesterday and realised just over 1,800 guineas. Nareesh fetched 650, and Mantuanus 400 guineas, while the sensation of the sale was the purchase of the Mauxcrag colt for half a guinea, his legs being bad. July
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    HAMBURG PROSPERITY.
    80 3 A Shipbuilding Boom. Hamburg, July.—At Hamburg yesterday, at a meeting of workmen employed by the German shipbuilding companies it was stated that the companies had so many orders on hand that many of the younger wo femes were voluntari'y working fourteen hours a day. The only alternative to
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    S. S. FINANCES.
    173 3 (To the Editor of the "Straits Echo.") Dear Sir, —Everyone in the Colony must feel grateful to the Committee of the S S (Singapore) Association and especially to Messrs Braddell and Ward for their labour in the interests of taxpayers. Their "Memorandum on the Finances of the
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      419 3 EYESIGHT FREE CAREFULLY of EXAMINED. CHARGE. r ker shade of Crookes' glass is ideally suited for out-door wear in bright sunlight, and relieves the eyes from the effects of the glare from pavements, water, etc., thus making distant objects appear much clearer. Before choosing fCrookes' glass, Consult. J. Bernardine Doyl?,
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      504 4 CINEMAS EMPIRE CINEMA In the second show at 9.30 p.m. HOOT GIBSON in association with FRANCIS FORD aad CLARA HORTON in a story of friendship and fight, love and laughter ACTION 5 Reels. This is Hoots first five reeler, full of fun, thrill and excitement. The best Western screen story
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      310 4 CINEMAS aTlhambra BEACH ROAD, m From Monday, August 21, to Saturday,>ugust 26. AN UNBEATABLE PROGRAMME OF THREE FEATURES AND A SERIAL FOR THE NIGHT. Id the Second Show, commencing at 9 p.m. A PRODUCTION BY THE SELECT PICTURES CORPORATION Featuring that beautiful grand opera singer in her first picture ANNA
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      407 4 CINEMAS I —I Premier Gigantic Presentation —»i of our g,and new 12 ROUNDS OF GENUINE BOXING THAT WILL KNOCK OUT Rvvdv The first of its kind presented oat East. To-night In the 2nd Show at 9.30. H. C. Witwer's m\\j^^Z\ Famous Stories of the sf? jjfi? Prize Ring LEATHER LET
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    136 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin.—sBo%.—75 tons sold. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—No business. Sago Flour.—No business. Gambier.—No business. Pepper.—Business done. Other Products.—Market Quiet. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier 9 qq Java Cube 14^00 Hamburg Cube 13*50 Press Cube 9 qq White Pepper 22.50 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 13.00 Sundried Copra
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    PRICES OF OIL.
    62 5 Standard Oil Company's current prices. Devoe'e Imperial Brilliant $7.15 per two tins. Sylvan Arrow $6.75 per two tina. Tiger $6.75 per two tins. Tiger in drums $5.95 pear two drama. Asiatic Petroleum Company's current prices. Fish $6.90 per unit Dragon $6.90 Crown (in tins) $6.75 t Crown
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 5 Singapore, Aug 21. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-16d Demand 2s 3 31-32 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 9-32 d On India Bank Tel. Transfer 177% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 11% p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand dr-.lt 66% On Java— Bank Tel.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    54 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug 21. Pale Crepe Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—U»a don, Spot.— Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cloths* Price Buyers Sellers Snot 24 241 September 24% 24% Oct to Dec 26% 26 Va Jan to March 28% 28 Va Latest London Cables quote.—Lon don,
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    24 5 Singapore, Aug 21. To-day's closing rubber quotation* are as under* New York.—l 3% cts. London.—7d. Singapore.—24% dts. Tone of Market—DulL
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    SHORT-SIGHTED TREASURY.
    176 5 The Paten' s, Trade Marks, and Designs section of the London Chamber of Commerce has drawn the attention of the Council to the increasingly serious delays occur in connexion wrih the granting of applications for the registration of patents, trade marks, and designs. The it is said, is
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    389 5 ARRIVALS. Pontianak, Dutch, 111 tons, Capt. Ahmeed. from Bagan via Bangkalis and S. Pandjang Aug 20, for Bagan Au- 22, general cargo, consignees Seng Bee. Quorra, British, 89 tons; Capt. Scott, from Trengganu via Kemaman Aug 20, for Trengganu Aug 21, general cargo, consignees L C Chian. Mata
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    219 5 Singapore, Aug 21. Silver 34%. Hongkong llVa per cent Premium. Share market. —Dull. Rubbers. —Allenbys (New) 52H to 57Vs cents, Mentakabs centi, Malaka Pindas to 77Y 2 cent*, Ulu Benuts 15 to 20 cents, Trafalgar» 95 cents to $1, Bukit K. Bs 32 Va to 40
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    58 5 Manila, July 15.—F Fujihara, the steward of the O S X liner. Arizona Maru, and Momota Kanegaye, an employee of a Japanese hotel here, were arrested yesterday at Fort McKinky on suspicion of photographing the military reservation. Manila, July 16.—The two Japanese arrested on Friday suspected of photographing Fort McKinley
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1321 5 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND L2VATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations. Singapore, Aug 19. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—-Mail Quotations. i a. 2 Allagar Ka 2 Anglo-Java 1 0 Anglo-Malay 1 0 Ayer Kuning 1. 0 Batu Cavas 1 0
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      459 5 W HEN AND where. 4 s) ngaW)KE diaky. To-i». Aug 21 j pS —9.37 a-* 11 93 p m- W" Tennis: Malayan ChampionU (Sip> als >' ftring S VC -0 yds rango, 5; Euras.an d Chinese Cos, officers and Vie. Theatre, 9.30. <ya ;0 4 Aug 22. a.m., 9.49 p.m.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    73 6 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Messrs. Ong Hong Guan and Ong Hong Kiat and family tender their sincere thanks to their relations and all kind friends including the members of the Hoe Kee Club, The Friendly Society, The Peng Hoe Kok Association, The I hiness Swimming Club, The Tanglin Party and The
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    BRIGHT IDEAS ON RETRENCHMENT.
    750 6 "Retrench!"' demands the public. "Right!" say 3 the Government. And bang goes a peon or two from tfie Colonial Secretary's Office. A good game played slowly, as a familiar phrase has it. The reply vouchsafed to Mr. Lowther Kemp at last Monday's meeting of the Legislative
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    151 6 Economy Programme. We are indebted to the N«ny© Nichi-Nichi Shimbun for th* following: Tokio, Aug 18.—The meeting of the Cabinet., held for the purpose of taking measures to combat the of living, approved the following recommendations submitted by the Committee, besides the resolutions already reported To accept exported
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    NEWS FROM CHINA.
    557 6 The Lat Pau Press kindly send ue*the following, received from their correspondent: Shangtung, Aug 18, 2.10 pjm.— Chen Yau Yin, the respresentative of Sun Vat Sen, has gone up to Peking to id i rview Li Yuan Hung. Japanese troops have been evacuated from Hankow. Both the
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    INCOME TAX.
    164 6 LOCAL MOSLEMS. WANT ABOLITION. There was a large and representative attendance of local Mohammedans at the rooms of the Moslem Association on Saturday afternoon, when a mass-meeting was held to consider the proposed resolutions against income-tax, which the Straits Settlements Association is submitting at the forthcoming public meeting
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    Penang and the Tax.
    37 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Aug 19-—Mr Crabb Wait will preside over the public protest meeting on Income Tax organized by the two Chambers of Commerce. Th* da'e has not bee:n fixed yet.
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    DEPARTURE OF MR. H. ELLIS.
    139 6 Address Presented by Local Typographers. There was a pleasant gathering yesterday to bid farewell to Mr H Ellis, of Linotype and Machinery, Ltd, who will shortly be leaving here on promotion. Mr Ellis introduced th? linotypes to Singapore in, 1914, and gradually has had them
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    MODERN ROAD PROBLEM.
    275 6 Excessive coat of Construction. It was poimt;d out by Lord Montagu, in a contribution presented to v he Paris meeting of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, that the problem of making roads strong enough to withstand the increasing strains of mod -m traffic is one rather of
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    55 6 Two Chinese, named Wee Ah Chin and Lee Ah Leong. were fined $400 each, or in default six months' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr Bull this morning, at the insftiince of Mr Taylor of the Mono polls Department. The men were arrested while coming from a ship, with a quantity of
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    MAGIC AND LAUGHTER.
    231 6 CHEFALO AND A 1 THE THEATRE Con,*, Star The return Vi ]t of and Palermo Co, wnhOi N the musical comedy n^N?** 1 Wh, was heartily *Z" by the full 9 Theatre on Saturday artistes sure here for 1 and this should gi* who have not sees
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    A LIGHTER RIFLE.
    76 6 Those ex-Servicemen who mm km ed on the roads of Flanders carry:* a rifle, bayonet, entrenching too!, steel helmet. 120 rounds of bail asmunition, ga? respirator, grateoai, mess-tin, rations, haversack. mmmJ bottle, and pack wiij be g'&d to hoi that the Army Council are nmdjpfc ing a
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    101 6 The following pasnafea i" yesterday by the aa Torilia fros Calcutta:—Mr J M Sarties; |B» goon) Capt J Warden. The following passengers arrive yesterday by the es. Kelantar. £roa Malacca:—Mr Matt. Mr We? Ku Kiat, Mr and Mrs Reay; Mrs Utt Mr 800 Boon Cheang, Mrs Roffeyn* a
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    TEOCHEW (SWATOW) RELIEF FUND.
    145 6 The folowiiv sub*crip»nJJ wards the ibow Fond at ltdged with many thank?: Received from: Mr Leow Cfail Heftf Mr lim Chee Gk< .\1 Qhap Eheoag lL.k Guan S *l jjj 21 j .?rs Bsri<-.r,- and LA Yut Ton- Sioßf Bot« l items I j: Chop Chin
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      253 6 jf WILLIAM SHILLCOCKS E I CELEBRATED FOOTBALLS I I "CLINKER" I 1 DURABLE, LIGHT, WATERPROOF, PERFECT SHAPE, jj jjj The cases are made from Specially Selected Cowhide, Hand q. 8 Sewn throughout and fitted with best quality Bladders. C 1 Price $9.59 each. I Robinson Co., Ltd., iTSTS!? I I
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      73 6 Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. The Man Behind The Wheel Will Mak His Choice of SUN DIFFUSING AUTO LENSES. Light from THE SUN DIFFUSING LENS is big and brilliant, but there is no
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    AUSTRIA'S DESPERATION.
    80 7 CALLS ON MUrEUROPEM STAiES FOR ASSISTANCE. MILLION CROWNS FOR THREE SOVEREIGNS. A Reuter. Aup 80. —The unpromising attitude of the Allied Conference London, v^tr j ar request for further assistance is manifestly v 3r %|."f.>r Chancellor Sot pel's significant announcement yesterday that Government had entered into communication with
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    BANQUE CONTRACT.
    181 7 Honis for Creditors. Reuter. a ltr 19 An extraordinary qTK Industrielle de 9**°* ntract with an mpan y which is beffonseJ to purse, the recovery of iwe t., si* to 9 th credi -rs end to continue P creditors have paid *c bankf of th, bank. IS i■
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    INDIANS ANGRY.
    154 7 Resent Speech by Premier. Reuter. Bombay, Aug 19.—A1l shades of bun poi* ictl opinion are agitated urtr Mr Lloyd Gorge'? speech re-jL-feg eor.ytitutional reforms in r i if being made ths rallyaj point attempt :o unite the Extremist and Moderates. Unafficiai members of vsrious legls■Maa giving angry inierviews
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    TILINSKY VINDICATED.
    109 7 Reuter. «'raya! Documents Genuine. Aug 18.—With reference ol obtaining 20 million At *'rer :ff ;h of a document J |W a large sum was due for JJfctJil of Port Ai» hur, Shurmer Ior iUt tha- the Japanese do- mentioned have been subJt™ ore of the leading orientation, who
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    FLIGHT HELD UP.
    31 7 F LIGHT HELD UP. Reuter. j 18 -Th* departure companion* has *fc c *«J owing to the I JJ» to hs*. J*H h J' sucow*V!y *hi r app..".di c jt; s
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    ILLNESS OF SIR A. HOSIE.
    23 7 Reuter. hrt\- U Sir Alexander foot amputi'lTiess cus-d a I?* 1 He has just lew map of China.-
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    RUSSIAN ITEMS.
    236 7 No Debts Acknowledged. Reuter. New York, Aug 18.—The Associated Presa has a message from Moscow stating that Mr Hodgson, head of j the British Commercial Mission, has handed $o the Soviet Commissary for Foreign Affairs a note asking whether Litvinoff's offer to ihc Hague Conierevnce to r f«r
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    REBELS ROUTED.
    38 7 Nationalist Advance. Reuter. London, Aug 18.—The Free State troops have captured Greenore, Newmarket and Kanturk, and the Irregulars no longer control a single town. The remnan'is of the rebel crmy ha* fled to the hills. —Reuter.
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    PLANES TO FIGHT TRIBESMEN.
    76 7 Reuter. Simla, Auf 19.—Air Vice-Marshal Sir J M SaKmond, interviewed by Reuter regarding his recent visit to the North-West frontier, foreshadowed a more effective and economic method of dealing with recalcitrant tribes. He declared that India shortly would be equipped with seventyfive aeroplanes, and thought that
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    HEALTH PRECAUTION.
    97 7 Reuter. Geneva. Aug 19.—At a meeting of the Health Committee of the Lc::«uo of Nations, Sir Georgs Buchanan announced that Eri am would advance £100.000 for the maintenance of quarantine and to con rol the movements of refugees on the Russian frontier, conditional opoo the o'her members of
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    SOUTH HACKNEY SEAT.
    52 7 Reuter. London, Aug 19.—The'polling at South Hacknc-y to fill the vacancy caused by he expulsion of Horafco Bottomry, result d as follows: Mr Erskine Bo"«t (Coalitionist) 9.1 lfv Mr Holford Knight (Labour) 9 04On a recount, which was demanded. bring n- de. he figures were Bolst. 9,118;
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    GERMAN MONEY.
    35 7 Reuter. London, Aug 19.—Marks opened at 5.500, and closed at s,4so.—Reuter. Berlin Aug 18 —All public officials and workers have been granted an increase in wages of 38 per cent per annum.—Rev er.
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    YOUNG CHINA.
    241 7 MR. BLAND ON THE OBJECTIVE. Reply to Dr. Lim. Reuter. r London An la.—ln a Letter to the "Times." repljing t o the letter by Dr Robert Lim, cabled on Aug 11, •Mr J O P Bland declares that a very brief visi. t o Peking or Canton
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    184 7 Charabanc Fataiities in Britain. Reuter. Washington, Aug 20.—After four months' debate, the Senate has passed the Tariff Bill by 48 to 25. It now goes ;o a conference of the two Houses.—ReuUr. Lomdon. Aug 20.—Eight were killed in the overturning of a charabanc near Hastings. Several of the
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    ENVER PASHA.
    84 7 Is He Really ETead? Reuter. Berlin, Aug 20.—With reference t© the report of Enver Pasha's death, the newspapers publish a statement from Moscow that he was killed fight-i-Dg near Novo Pe.rovsk, wast of the Caspian Sea, but it is rumoured in Moscow that he was assaaeinatad by Bo
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    BEER AND OPIUM.
    75 7 Reuter. London, Aug 19.—"One might as well try to stop an Englishman's beer as a Chinaman's opium," said counsel for the defence, when two Chinese were charged at Marlbor-ough-street police court with being unauthorised persons found in possession of cocaine and opium. Nevertheless the magistrate sentenced them
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    AMERICAN FOREST FIRES.
    55 7 Reuter. Dulufch. Aug 18.—Forest fir?s have mkp d out two towns in north-eu*: Minnesota. Hi. herto there have been six deaths. Hundreds of the homeless inhabitants ar? fleeing elsewhere. —Reuter. St Paul's, Ausr 19.—Troops have beer, mobilized to figh* the forest flres pweeping northern Minnesota, which already
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    STRIKE POSITION.
    386 7 PRESIDENT HARDING ON EXCESS OF MINERS. To Invoke the Law. Reuter. Washington, Aug 18.—President Harding has declared thav neither the limited number controlling the railways nor the large numbers working on them should be permit ed to imperil the public welfare. At present he does not recommend 1
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    BEVAN CHARGED.
    54 7 Reuter. London, Aug 18.—Lee Bevan ha» been charged st the Guildhall with fraudulent; conversion and obtaining money by false pretence* by inducing people to take shares in the City Equitable Fire Insurance Company and the City Eqult/.ble Associated Companies through publishing false balance sheets and prospectuses. He was
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    DEVELOPMENT OF PAPER INDUSTRY IN BRAZIL.
    287 7 During the past two or three years considerable U4'.erest has been manifested in the manufacture of ptiper in Brazil. Up to the present tho industry ham been largely confined to the production of wrapping paper and cardboard, though experiments have been made in manufacturing
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    THE LATE MR. PRICE.
    534 7 TRIBUTE TO MALAYAN JOURNALIST. The son of a newspaper man, Frank Maitland Price went straight from Cambridge to begin a journalistic career in the office of the "Times," tay« a staff writer in the "Malay Mail." After a very short stay there he came out to
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    210 7 Francis Ford world famous as a star and director in his own right, play a remarkable character role in "Action," a five-Teel speedy Universal photodrama which comes to th* Empire Cinema to-night with Hoot Gibson in the starring role. It will ba screened along with two new epiaooVs
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      335 7 83 CALCO WATER GATES. AUTOMATIC. SIDE. RADIAL. AUTOM4TIC.—Self-opening and Prevents the flow of water in one direction only. SLIDE.—To serve as an inlet gate under various heads of water up to a maximum of twenty feet. RADIAL. —For keeping water in supply canals at constant levels, preventing washouts and making
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1823 8 FOOTBALL SINGAPORE IN THE FINAL. Negri Sembilan Outclassed on Saturday. (By "Reynard.") Bv defeating Negri Sembilan by three goals to nil on Saturday Singapore qualified for the final of the Malaya Cup at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday next. The match was played on this S R C
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    YACHTING.
    395 8 R. S. Y. C. SOMERVILLE BOWL. The second race for the Somerville Bowl was sailed yesterday morning and twelve boats started at 10.15, a quarter of an hour late, to allow a squall to blow over. The start was made in light airs, the aftermath of the squall, which
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    THE TURF.
    247 8 SELANGOR RACES, THIRD DAY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, August 19.—The weather was cool after a drizzle of rain at 4.30 p.m., for the third day's racing. The attendance was the largest of the meeting. At the conclusion of the races, Mrs O F G Stonor distributed
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    CRICKET.
    281 8 MALACCA CLUB vs. S C C. The SCC cricket eleven which visited Malacca on Saturday was defeated by 104 runs. Malacca Club went in first and compiled the useful total of 173. Lambert being the best performer with 29, run out, while Brunton contributed a stylish 25 and Adams
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    RUGBY.
    36 8 OPENING SEASON. A final reminder is given of the meeting of rugger players in the Cricket Club at 5:15 p.m. today to consider the team and prospects for the season is to commence at once.
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    HOCKEY.
    56 8 S.C.C. PLAYERS WANTED. Members of the Singapore Cricket Club interested in and willing to play hockey during the coming season, are requested to place their names on the list at present on the Notice Board in the Club, or to send their names to the Secretary of the Club,
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    181 8 Y M C A TOURNAMENT. To-day's Ties. F Ziegele plus 30 vs. Guy Neubronner, plus 15. C Smith owe 15 vs. Taa Esg Liak scr. Lim Chuan Hoe plus 30, vs S Van Cuylenberg owe .3. R F Voelker owe .3 vs. H L Hosking plus 15. To-Morrow's.
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    BOXING.
    168 8 THE PROFESSIONAL TOURNAMENT. The Boxing Tournament to decide championships in the professional line will be commenced at the Star Opera Hall, Bridge-road, on Thursday, and continued probably on Sept. 7 and 14. The officials who have kindly promised to help are -.—Referee, Mr Geo Redfearn time-keeper, Mr W A
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    CHESS.
    66 8 CAPABLANCA SUPREME. London, Aug 19. —There were 150 competitors at the largest chess congress held in Great Britain, which concluded at Westminster. The following were the prize-win-ners :—Capablanca, the Brazilian, thirteen the Russian, Alekaine, ll the Jugo-Slav, Vidmar, eleven the Pole, Rubinstein, lOV2 the Hungarian, Bogul Jubov, 9 the
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    GOLF.
    39 8 LADIES EMPIRE DOCK CUP. The final of the above competition, was played on the 17th inst, between Mrs F P Montgomerie and Mrs M B Brownie and resulted in a win for the former by 3 and 2.
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    97 8 The Singapore death rate for the week ending Aug 12 was 30.88 per mille. Nationalities were Europeans 2, Eurasians 3, Chinese 178, Malays 21, Indians 9, with a total of 215, of which 147 were piales and 68 females. The chief causes of death were Beri-beri 15, phthisis
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    512 9 A. P. C. AND SOCONY EQUIP MALAYAN ISLAND STATIONS. To chtck Lb? ravsjjs of the pile worm on wooden piers, ari to meet the ir.creas nsr demand for petroleum by oil-burning steamers, both the Standard Oil Co. of N Y and the Asiatic Petrol-sum Co., have
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    64 9 Lord Allenby'a Warning. Alexandria, July 17. —Viscount Allenby has sent strongly worded note to th* Egyptian Government on the outrages perpetrated against the British in Egypt, ia which he ask* that drastic measures shall be taken to discover and punish the criminals and decisively limit the campaign of
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    223 9 It is intended to tie up several Government vessels in the Philippines. The Governor-General estimates that a saving of half a million pesos a year will be effected thereby. The Governor-General is also planning to close down Engineer Island. He says the plant there should not be used except where
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    RUBBER POLICY.
    240 10 RESTRICTION OR SUICIDE, The City Edirtor of the "OufUook" wrote in his article on finance for June 15:— Such large numbers of the public are inteiested in rubber shares that they will eagerly note anything affecting the position of the raw material. Unfortunately, th© big stocks of rubber
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    WIRELESS IN MANILA.
    193 10 Governor-General's Foresight. The rapid spread of the wireless telephone in the United States ha» prompted Governor General Wood to urge upon the Philippine Department of Commerce the necessity of drawing up rules and regulations in anticipation of ita probable introduction here. A few set* are already in
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    COUNTERFEIT $5 NOTES.
    166 10 Counterfeit $•"> nob are b- ing circulated in Penang. A specimen before us, says the Pinang Gazette," reveals considerable ingenuity and a fairly close resemblance to the genuine currency note of the denomination mentioned. It would easily deceive anyone not on his guard against fraud. A careful
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    RETROCESSION OF WEIHAIWEI.
    98 10 Peking, July 23.—Since ths announcement made at the Washington Conference by Great Britain regarding the retrocession of Weihaiwei, the Chinese Government have appointed Mr Liang Ju-hao Tupan to manage affairs relating to the transfer of Weihaiwei to China. Owing to the fact, however, that Mr Liang has
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      412 11 STEAMER SAILINGS O. JSLK. Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseiiles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. Argun Maru arr Aug 23 dep 24 ♦London Maru arr Sept 21 dep 22 (Passage available) NEW YORK LINE. For San Francisco,
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      338 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. V* |.iNE OF STEAMERS Monthly saiLngs to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Batavia Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. 1922 Arriving Singapore SaUing. Se t i ax. "ECHUCA" Sept. 5 n T q s.s. EURELIA Oct. 14 S oy 6 s.s.
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      149 11 j INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) Direct Service to Japan via Hong kong and Shanghai, aad to Calcutta via Penang, from Singapore. Taking cargo on through Bill of L&ding for Cattoa, Macao, Swatow Amoy, Chefoe, Tientsin, Newchwang Ytngtsze ports, Formosa, the Philip pines, etc. FOR PENANG
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      558 12 NOTICE SWATOW TYPHOON RELIEF FOND. According to the latest news arrived we beg to inform the public that the above fund has been started at Swatow for the 'elief of the destitutes due to the recent typhoon and tidal waves. The appeal has already been responded voluntarily by various local
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      434 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated in the U. S. A.) OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital US 5,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits US $10,400,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office:—36 Bishop.*gate. Lyons Office:—27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco Office:—232 Montgomery Street. BRANCHES. China: —Shanghai, Hongkong,
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      423 12 BANKS. HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE 94, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Palembang 16, Ilir. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised $20,000,000
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      426 12 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid up Capital in 600,000 Shares of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      396 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Head Office: Singapore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teong Wah, Ecq. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P. S. Lee, Esq. N. B. Chan, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock Hoe, Esq. Koh San Hin, Esq. Seah Eng
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