Malaya Tribune, 31 August 1922

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. I EVENING DAJjPI Vol. IX. -No. 293 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1922.
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      175 1 niiiiilllllllllllliHllUHllltlHlt VOl'K FAITH I IN I j ROSE'S 1 j FOOTBALL j I father putkvbvru R OSE HO., LTD., j KOKTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. uiilH" l' l l llllllll l I liilni r h) lM i,i ||h|h||| w\ six ours of jul i r AT S i WHITE* IL WAYS
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      342 1 "Just as Good?" There are no footho-Hs Just a- good.V GET TRE BEST They are; br- idocf M Raja s Waterproof." Raja's footballs a#a all of the toughest leather Always keep their shape. Never become Sodden. They ouiwear two or iinary best balls. il Remember: RAJA CO., Post Box 475,
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      177 1 THE I j MALAYA TRIBUNE I j SHIPI%NG GAZETTE, f i Tel. No. 345, Editorial De#t I |N^- No. 171, Managerial Dept SUBSCRIPTION RATES. IN ADVANCE. j Per annum $15.00 I j Half-yearly 7>60 Per quarter Postage extra 60 eta. "hJ[ per month. mn l ni.imi l l ,i„ l
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    277 2 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN, AN THE PHILIPPfcJIE FOREIGN POST OFFICES IN CHINA. GaoJ Bird Fools Japan s Cabinet, Mf It is unofllciißy reported that Japan has made all preparations for removi: g her post-offices in China b fore the end of this year, but that 1 she
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    COASTAL SHIPPING.
    326 2 Much feeling has in the past been caused in shipping circles by the exclusion of foreign shipping from Japan's coasting trade. This has been felt -the more, inasmuch as Japan, since her mercantile marine has grown to cons id- rahle size, has entered upon freight wars with otn-.
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    A CANTON DELUSION.
    424 2 "Canton Tirr.i's" has found in the criticism of the Registration Bi 1 an opportunity for a justification of itself and a little dig at what it evidently regard** as a sign of intermi disunity in the Co ony. It says: "If Britishers themselves hurl th ir trades
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    TO INDIA BY AIR.
    141 2 State Support for Scheme. London. Aug 10.—Lord Gorell's Special Air G>>ir.nii te reported today in iLvour of an Imperial Air Service to India organ sed by privet? enterprise and supported by a*n annual State subsidy, the S ate to guarantee interest at 5 or G per
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    MUNICIPAL BOARDS.
    148 2 Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board vseuld i-kfc to be called by the much m re appropriate title of Municipal Bosffd The Government is agains the proposal; although the word Municipal is us d in she Government's own Revenue Estima ts. We cannot see any objection \p the change A
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    GIANT AEROPLANES.
    99 2 Sir Wiiliam Joynson-Hicks, a leading advoei te of greater expenditure on the Air Force, tells the readers si a Sunday aeasapaper. about a new si nop lane engine of 1,000 horsepower. "Who are these engines b ing for? Not for England—the Napier and th? Rol's-Royce Works are dependent
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    R S P C A
    84 2 [The Editor of the "Malay Mail."] •Sir.—Is he above Society active in Negri S~*mbi'an inuring i fairly 'ong residence in Ma'aya I cannot reniinber seeing so ma»ny half-starved bullocks working >>n the roads as at th preserj time. •With shame I am bound to admi
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      392 2 A.M.A. A.M.A. cTparsons co.,Ttd. (Incorporated in England.) Steam Turbines Turbo Genecators Turbo Pumps etc., etc. ECONOMY i if rm m-w MM 111,1 1 Power Generation AND Transmission. rlil Sole Agent P. A. PARIS, 54 56, THE ARCAEE, SINGAICRE. A.MA. «|W| A.MA ———> rURODONALn dissolves tiric acid. 1 young by taking
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      642 2 PAINFUL JOINTS. In no disease does the blood become thin so rapidly as in rheumatism. Not only does it become thin but it is loaded with impurities—the rheumatic poisons. Without proper treatment these poisons incre»a«e, the jointe inflame and swell and the patient becomes a cripple. There are a number
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      195 2 Corn j Pain Stopped Quick "Getj-Xt" Loosens Them 80 They Lift Off in A Jiffy. The corn pains cease as soon as a tew drops of "Gets-It" reach the 00m. it goes out of the hurting rever. v- or a day or so the corn getting loosor and looser and
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      41 2 jPERFIMEB, "Of the test quim and the b -t offert j AT PRICKS TO BDII y, POCKET* I j Eau-De tologce and Lavender Vticr lof the highest quahn At Cheap Prices. I Inspection Invited. KOH A fo, 83, Bras Basah Road,
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    AIR ENGINE INVENTION.
    280 3 BRITISH MACHINE FOR FRANCE. A striking- instance of the peril to which Great Britain is exposed by the Government's air policy, says the "Daiy Mail," is forthcoming in connection with the Jupiter aero engine, made by the Bristol Aeroplane Company at Bristol. This 450-horse power, nine-cylindered, radial
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    "VERRA" THOROUGH.
    318 3 Tale of a Sixpence. II is not only in England that Aberdoniane axe admired for their part cular qualities; Americana, too, appreciate the«e. Mr Irwin S Cobb is telling some of his favourite stories in a Chicago journal, and this is one of them: There are several variations,
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    M.P's AND "PRIVILEGE."
    140 3 A controversy has arisen: Should an M P waive his Parliamentary privilege when he makes statements reflecting on people outside the House? Mr Ronald McNeill's speech in t"e honours debate brings the question to a head. He has be.n challenged to repeat in an unprivileged piace certain
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      419 3 <|A 0 ROOM FOR 0 STOCK. -to £i v e^Cl 10 H disposing of follow -r >:oek at ssoderat* J Sf r r,,r an opporvanity thai not be iyst rres ire paugt-3, bra?.* Isaf 8 oi gun metai 0 flt igaai ;iang-d angle Thermometers, nda*xne with ~„> hi arfles, gafi,
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      36 3 TIMES ARE BAD! SO WHY NOT SAVE BY RIDING A Brit sh BICYCLE WE HAVE 3 MODELS VIZ "Olympia Humber'' oventry Ide~l" all 1 Price $75 "Ariel Roadster" GUAN HOE HIN Co., 387, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE.
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      418 3 Mr. W. CLAU^ I have suffered for nearly two years with Rheumatism, Congestion of the Kidneys and with Gravel. At times I hare been so bad as to be compelled to give up work and hare not had the strength to walk even the shortest distance. I hare tried several
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      404 3 From a tourist's point of view to take the Eastern trip is indeed a delightful experience. One skims through, seeing and doing only what is best, staying nowhere long enough to feel the climatic pull on one's health. But different by far is the let of he who reaches the
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      551 4 CINEMAS £SIH R E P f^; !Ui From Thursday, August 31 to Sunday, September 3, 1922. i i .I In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. WILLIAM FOX presents GEORGE.WALSH The king of smiles and charming Doris Pawn in a transcontinental love story HIGH FINANCE In 5 Reels. A production
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      257 4 TZZZZZZZZ] CINBttAS BEACH ROAD. From Sunday, August 27, to Friday, September 1. TWO GRIPPING DRAMATIC FEATURES OF FINE MERIT. Id the Second Show, commencing at 9 p.m. A SELECT FEATURE PRODUCTION Presenting one of the most beautiful girls ever seen oi the stage or screen. MARION DAVIES in a role
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      478 4 CINEMAS > I I LAST THREE NIGHTS! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 29th, 3uth the World's second biggest comely. 8 August PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS Old Bill-Charles Bock. Bert—ARTHUR CI Kvr AIf—HUGH E. WRIGH. Nightly at 10 p.m. THE BETTER OLE THE STORY: OLD BILL, a simple and rude English private has tw
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    131 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin $80%.—100 tons sold. Copra.—Business done. Tapioca.—No business. Sago Flour.—Business done. Ga»mbier.—No business. Pepper.—Business done. Latest Local Market Quotations Gambier 10.00 Java Cube 15.50 Hamburg Cube 14.50 Press Cube 10.00 White Pepper 22.00 Johore Black Pepper Mixed Black Pepper 12.50 Sundried Copra 10.25 Mixed Copra 9.50
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    PRICES OF OIL.
    70 5 Standard Oil Company's current prices. Devo.'s Imperial Brilliant per two tins $7.15 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $6.75 Tiger per two tins $6.75 Tiger in drums per two drums $5.95 Asiatic Petroleum Company's current prices. Fish per unit $6.90 Dragon per unit $6.90 Crown (in tins) per
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 5 Singapore, Aug 31. On London— Bißk 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-32d Demand 2s 3 15-16 d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 7-32 d On New York Demand 51% Private 53% On France Bank 610 On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 177% On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 11% p.c.
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    49 5 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, Aug 31. Pale Creps Closing Prices. Latest London Cables quote.—Lor don, Spot.— fibbed Smoked Sheet Closing Pries* Buyers SeUers Spot 23% 23% Oct to Dec 24 25% Jan to March 26 27 Latest London Cables quote.—London, Spot 6%d. Tone of Market.—Weak.
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    Fred Waterhouse Co., Ltd.
    24 5 Si-ngapore, Aug 31. To-day's closing ruhber quotation? are as under* New York.—l 3% cts. London.—6%d. Singapore.—23% cts. Tone of Market.—Weak.
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    55 5 Cheap German stockings and cheap German straw hats Wave been found by doctors, states the Matm.' to pause frequently slight blood-poison-ing After the stockings have been worn for a day blisters often form on the feet and legs, and if the stockings are still worn ttuy cause a rash which
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    625 5 ARRIVALS. Krian, British. 453 ions, Capt Jones from Kelantan Aug 31, for Kelantan Sept 2, general consignees S S S Co. Hye Leong, British, 305 tons. Capt Strachan, from Malacca via Muar Aug 31 for Malfacca-Muar Sept 1, general cargo, consignees S S S Co. Nam Sang, British,
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    250 5 The following passengers arrived this morning by the s.s. Hye Leong from Malacca:—Mr Hogervtant, Mr J Harrison, Mr Kuch Yong Cheng and Mr Lim Tiong Soo. The following passengers arrived this morning by the s.s. Nam Sang, from Hongkong:—Mr and Mrs J A Boyes, Mr and Mrs C
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1486 5 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations. Singapore, Aug 31. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. Issue Paid Val. Up. g a. 4 2|- 2|- Allagar 0 0 0 2|- 2|- Angk>Java 0 1 10% £1
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      150 5 inilt—■"■■■llHfllßllWll lIHIIWIIBIIMIIWI ■IfllMMnilWlirilltlllßllHllti niTTTTTBITWTITI»! IBIIfIIMIIM TMITTrWTTWTT 11 ■11 1111 rnTTTfmTT I THE STRAITS ALBION PRESS, Ltd., j 1 (INCOKPORATI'-D IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS.) PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, 2Ga—2oc, Collyer Quay, 2 SINGAPORE, S.S. I 5 Do you require STATIONERY of good 1 quality I_ l The following lines are stocked and
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      493 5 ,HEN AND where. iN GAI'OHE DIARY. T o-day, Aug 31. 511 a.m., 4.50 p.m. tf T fTand Retrenchment, pubhe P s<: Victoria Theatre, 5. r a \1 v. Glascoe's XI, ground. BataU V- Theatr», ».30. jo-morrow, Sept 1. Gi< ?']ub R# atta 5 30 R E v) Signals (station i
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    TO-DAY'S GREAT MEETING.
    695 6 The public of Singapore have a rare opportunity this afternoon. They are, thanks to the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, enabled to join in an expression of public opinion, the manner of which, rather than its particular purport, will supply some indication of their fitness for further civic
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    704 6 Telegraphic communication with Siam has been restored. Telegraphic communication with Bhuket is interrupted. Mr Hills, of Messrs Topham Jones MM Rnilton, Johor:, has gone home on six months' leuve. The latest London cables to hand chis morning are dated as follows:— Ordinary Rate Aug 30. Deferred Rate Aug 29. Mr
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    THE FERNANDO CASE.
    231 6 Opening of New Trial. In the District Court this morning. E P F rnando, late emp'oyee of the Europ- Hotel, who on being convicted for cr minal breach of trust, appealed, and was ordered to be retried, came up before Mr R D Acton. Mr Demuth appeared
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    IROM ORE IN MALAYA.
    117 6 Another Dig Deposit Reported. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Aug 31.—Keen interest has been arous.d locally on an experts' report just published upon the discovered deposits of iron ore on Grunoog Panjang Estate, Tambun ncl.r Ipoh. The experts of Messrs Aylesbury and Nutter who have b
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    DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY.
    77 6 A daring robb?ry is said to have been committed in Beach-road, in front of Raffl s Hotel yesterday afternoon. It appears that while a Chinese was proceeding along the read in a rikisha, he was held up by three Chinese in a motor car and robbed of
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    116 6 A tention is drawn to the excessive use of stecm whistles by launches in the harbour. Helmsmen and serangs of launches seem to tl/mk that they o:n proceed a': any speed and so long as they keep blowing their whistles they can claim a right of way over sampana, etc.
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    CHINESE TOPICS.
    791 6 BY "Firm, received i i H.m to roi, j desirability of aakj tt 2 the Income Tar! Print.! h i>een distributed tad that the Chines, 5*J up in full tbrce. I I have reed Mr 'etter with h indeed a pleas, re t| the historical town of B
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      304 6 I COMMENCING I t TO-MORROW ru 1 September Ist. I i ANNUAL I J CASH CLE ARANCE I SALE I a a FOR SIXTEEN DAYS ()NLY. i I I Exception? 1 Bargains 1 in all Departments I I l I Robinson Co., Ltd., I I SINGAPORE. I DICTIONARIES. B X
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      76 6 Ci E Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore. E. A. LOHMANN Co. HAMBURG (Germany.) General Export Merchants, Manufacturers and Commission Agents. Reference: Messrs. L. BEHRENS SOEHNE. Bankers, HAMBURG. Indents for every class of German
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    WAR IN ASIA MINOR.
    127 7 (SEEKS PURSUED BY TURKISH FORCES. HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED. Reuter. fine 29« —The offensive leading to the abandonment of Afiun ffic ally described as most violent. The communique adds occupied a line west of the town. A violent charge of l'\ h Cavalry, supported by artillery, was
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    A DISAPPOINTMENT.
    109 7 Europe Must Help Herself. •i* \u" 29- Any hopes b Eur that the LaaJ™L -cement f Governor Cos HTdowed a ehang of policy of. for the present, the UniisU nilers, are likely to be i judg'ng from sl.te*S' 'at'the White House tomH lis? that Gov rrment is with
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    SHIPPING DISASTER.
    114 7 Over 300 Lives lost. Reuter. Jr de Chili, Aug 29.—The #er r r I'ata, of the Chilian Comc:. ran ashore. md 1£0 passengers si crew perished.—Ka\t e. ir;:?.?o d? Ch le, Aug 29.—A hunsrfand fifty passengers and crew shrerrty verc- lost, all in the Chilean Brer Itata, r/ar
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    SIKH FANATICS.
    79 7 Trouble at a Shrine. Reuter. to*. Aug 30.—Th re is a seri«sendescer.ee of triable with the ;i: "Akal:." otherwise fanaftee of s veral at- s r private property to the Sikh shrine near Rnest contained to the Pja. srrest d them, others defiantly reW*m offence, until two hundred
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    THE NORTHCLIFFE WILL CASE.
    69 7 THE NORTHCL IFFE WILL CASE. 30.—Th e Probate Re[iJ? Sir George 1 who was joint cxc- 1 C A r:i lx un der Lord dated March 22, X g"iistiatog pendeats lite rson:.l estate. j for Sir George 1 It Btment was made on' k «*tjr r STOUntess NorthclhTe, who 1
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    BORN ACTORS.
    29 7 p i "—Tr.e Chinese are opinio* of Mr n t.ieatr-» on P v betp of Cats as mm iraac ha that n ver 'ac encounter.d such '■^'^-Pvuter.
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    COMPANY S.V.C.
    12 7 »r [Sfe, noance l for "B" Co NisS** is Post16.
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    240 7 Huge Cable Combine. Reuter. New York, Aug 30.—The latest development of the cable situation is the announcement of an alliance between ih Postal Telegraph Company, whah owns the commercial cab system, and the All-Am-rican Cables, incorporated, wh',ch formerly bid virtually monopolished th. cables en the west coast of
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    CHINESE CREW CONTROVERSY.
    46 7 Reuter. London, Aug 30.—The engagement of a Chinese crew for the Canadian ship Iverheuth, now at Newport, has evoked strong protest from the secretary of the Seamen's Union. Mr Havlock Wi'son bias been asked to call attention to the matter in Parliament. —Rt-oter.
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    PENANG ITEMS.
    41 7 Turf Club's Donation for Swatow Relief. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Aug 30.—The Penang Turf Cub has donated $543 to the Swatow Re ief Fund. .South Taiping Tin's Dredge. The pontoon of the South Taiptyig Dredge WHS floated yesterday.
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    INCOME-TAX MEETING.
    168 7 Opposition to Resolutions I A large gathering is expected to vote on the resolutions on income tax and retrenchment in the Victoria Theatre this afternoon, when *fche speakers wili include Messrs Roland Braddell and i H B Ward and the Hon Messrs W P W Ker and Lee
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    RUBBER'S LAST HOPE.
    54 7 DUTCH GOVERNMENT VETO COMI'ULSIOiN. The Corporation Scheme? Reuter. Amsterdam, Aug 29.—1t is "reliably r.-port.d that the Government has notified the International Rubber Glowers' Ass,;ciat on of the Dutch East Indsea til t it does not see its way to take compulsory measures to improve the situation ir>
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    SUPREME COURT.
    281 7 Casts for September. Tne list of September cases was **ed in the Supreme Court yesterday by the Acting Chief Justice, the Hon Mt Sproule, and Mr Justice BarretiLennard. The Acting Ckief Justice stated that the Assizes would open before Mr Justice Barrett-Lennard ~n the 12th and would occupy
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    MANDARIN CHINESE PLAY.
    139 7 In Aid of Swatow Sufferers. Those who take a special interest •■n the learning of Mandarin should not overlook the coming theatrical performance to be given by members of th? Naoyang Chines? S.ud n*s' Society, in aid of the Swatow Relief Fund, at the Sin 800 Tai,
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    TWAKOW OWNER WINS HIS CASE.
    142 7 The conclusion of the action brought by La.: Teck Aw, trading in the name of Ohop Koon Seng, ajjiinst Soh Kee Cay for damages arising out of the sinking of his twakow near Coleman bridge in Sagapore River on ihe KOTOing of March 15, was
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    31 7 P!th List of Subscriptions. Amount previously acknowledged $16,685.43 G J M Keulemans 236.37 Mrs Laidlaw, Kuala Lumpur—Proceeds of Chamber Music Recital 329.55 $17,251.35 W. H. MACGREGOR, Hon Treasurer.
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    JAPANS NAVAL LOSS.
    51 7 CRUISER NIITAKA SINKS IN TYPHOON. A Hands Drowned. Reuter. N..w York, Aug 30.—A message from Tokyo says the Japanese 3,420 ton cruis r Niitaka sank in a typhoon off KamcihatKv. The warship is reported to have gone down with practical:y the entire cr w, numbering three hundred.—
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    TRIAL OF N. MAMAT.
    266 7 Evidence by Government Oflicial. The hearing of the preliminary enquiry in o the case in which N Mamat. late chief clerk of tbe PCM O's ofiice, stands charged with falsification of accounts of the department was continued before Mr C W Dawson in the second pollec
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    TODDY DEALERS' QUARREL.
    264 7 Supreme Court Action. i A quarrel between some Tamil toddy shop keepers was the subject of an action in the Supreme Court yesterday, before Mr Justice SprouL, P Govindasamy Padiachy and 0 VI maaamy Nadbr claiming daaaag s for malicious prose eution by V X anpan. Mr
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    PERAK'S FESTIVITIES.
    120 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, a U 30 —The fish drive on the Perak River ari-ange 1 in honour of His Excel! acy, Mr Jam s took place yesterday His Excellency having unexpectedly to return to Singapore. The British Resident and a larg. party went up river in
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    157 7 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Sin;upore. A: g 30. Catalogued 1 030,079 lbs 757.18 tons. Off red 1,288,197 lbs 57">.08 tons. Sold 999,913 lbs, 446.39 tout. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Singapore, Standard Quality 23Vi to 21 (all in casaa). Good Average Quality 23
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    FRASER AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    198 7 Singapore, Aug 29. Th local siiare market has been verf quiet during the past week, the group again cring most of the share dialings.^ Tin closes at £158. 10. 0 a loss on the week of £2. 15. 0. Rubber is unchanged at 6 7-Bd.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    370 7 MACPHAIL A ND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT. Singapore, Aug 30. Business has been scarce in the share market during the week, chiefly as a result of a steady decMne in the price of tin, which, however, is firmer at the close. The demand for Industrial shares has also diminished notably ro
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      614 7 5 90 I THE GARRETT" PATENT "S. S." TYPE SINGLE CYLINDER SUPERHEATED I STEA! I, PORTABLE ENGINE. A I The running of Garrett Portable Engines is so smooth 1 I and uniform that they fulfil the most exacting requirements f I tnat are f°° ked *°r in a modern Engine
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1471 8 NOTES OF THE WEEK. BY "ECHO." The control of the Padang is a topical subject, and one of considerable importance to the S C C and the SRC, whose reasonable discretion concerning the use of their grsunds has been interfered with —most members think quite unwarrantably—by the
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    HOCKEY.
    62 8 S. R. C. vs. MIDDLESEX REGT. The following will represent the S R C vs. Middlesex Regiment at hockey to-morrow otn the" former's ground M P Bates F Albuquerque and J S de Souza; J V Moss, C B Webb and V C Westerhout N Leicester, W A Aeria,
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    FOOTBALL
    736 8 MALAYA CUP FINAL. The Selangor side in the Malaya Cup Final on Saturday will her as follows —Bryce Bell, Davidson Farquharson, Roper, Keng Khoon Wilkin®, Huggins, Meow Cheong, de Souza and Rozario. Seven of these players including four of the forwards, represented Selangor in last year's final. TO-DAY'S PRACTICE.
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    BOXING.
    253 8 NEXT WEEK'S PROGRAMME. The following are the bouts for the second evening of the Stadium Boxing Syndicate's Tournament, at the Star Opera on Thursday next week: Mosquitoweight. (Semi-Final) Ang Ray Tiong 6.10 v. Young Kid 6.3. (Winner to meeft Boy Walley in the F'aial). Flyweight. Frank Lee 8 st
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    112 8 Y. M. C. A. TOURNAMENT. Yesterday's Results. Ng Kum Chuck, scr beat Scow Poh Leng, owe 30, wx>. H G Stack, owe 15, beat Yap Ah Hyan, scr I—6 B—6 6—3. A E Schudel, scr beat I G Scott, scr 6—3 6—4. A Van Cuylenburg vs. C W
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    54 8 S. C. C. TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Doubles Handicap, White and Lyall beat Haigh and Bowerman 21—11. Van Cuylenburg and Main beat Roe and Callagan 21—14. TO-DAY'S TIES. Doublea Handicap. Larsen and Mayger give Chill and Cantrell a walk-over. Lowndes and Gale v. Wardle and Toscenie. Doig and Kinloch
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    ROWING.
    45 8 CHIENGMAI CUP RACE. The launch in connection with Friday's h*at for the above race will be the S H B No. 8, which wM leave J hnston's Pier at 5.10 p.m. The sculling race, owing to unavoidable circumstances, has unfortunately, had to be abandoned.
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    GOLF.
    33 8 K. G. C. CAPT'S PRIZE. Will Keppel Golf Club members please note that the Captain's prize competition, play for which was to commence on Saturday, 2nd proximo, is postponed until further notice.
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    54 8 The Siamese railway authorities have awarded a contract for 11,000 tons of steel rails and accessories to the Societe Anonyme John Cockerill of Belgium, through their agents the Fi st Asiatic Co., Ltd., at the total sum of £112,537.11.4 c.i.f., including handling and stacking on railway premises, and demurrage charges
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    399 8 George Walsh, acknowledged as the best actor in film comedy-drama, will appear in a rollicking picture at the Empire Cinema from to-night. It ia William Fox's "High Finance", a stoiy which gives Mr Walsh a rare opporunity to display his prowess and funmaking ability, which will be supported
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    213 8 Singapore, Aug 31. Silver 35%. Hongkong 11% per cent premium. Shatv? market.—Dull. Rubbers.—Allenbys (New) 47% to 52 cents, Mertakabs 12% cents, Malaka Pindas 72% to 77% cents, Ulu Benuts 15 to 20 cents, Trafalgars 95 cents to $1, Bukit K. Bs 30 to 35 cents, Tambalaks
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      28 8 VICTORIA THEATRE. To-Night To-Night 1 Kaai's Hawaiians. Special Matinee SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. 2 At 5.15 p.m. CHILDREN HALF PRICE To All Seats. Booking at Moutrie's. Prices: 14,3,2 41.
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      408 8 packings"^ TUCK'S Asbestos Millboard Genuine Packing Asbestos Cord Square Asbestos Mj Square Metallic n Round and Square Greasy Hemp "CHAPLIN'S" Blue M Koh-i Noor" DICK'S Steam Packing Hydraulic Packing LAMBETH'S Expanding Packing LEIHER'S" High Pressure AMAZON Spiral DRY HEMP PACKING. Also other well-known makes of Packing to Large Range of
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    463 9 Singapore, Aug 28, 1922. Articles. Prices. c. Beans, Long per catty 10 Beans, French per catty 20 Beef per lb 3g Beef Steak per lb 40 Bean Sprouts per catty 06 Bamboo Sprouts per catty 10 Blachan rter catty 22 Brinjals per catty 08 Cabbage, Batavia per
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    INCOME-TAX.
    166 9 Hongkong Sympathises with Straits Victims. Commenting on the Straits S ttlemeriiu! Ir.come-Tax, the South China Mr.rn'ng Tos; n states: What seems unfair to us about the Straits 1 gistatSon is the five thousand dollars' iimit, although possibly ih bachelor on five thousand dollars shou'd be m.de to pay. In
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      542 9 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE v TRUST AGENCIES, Lid., (Successors to Ching Keng Lee Co.) (Incorporated in Singapore.) Auctioneers, Valuers and Estate Agents, (Established 1910.) l 3 Raffles Chambers, Riffles Place, Singapore. Valuations made, Mortgages arranged, Rents collected, and Agents for the EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. LAND SALES every MONDAY, FURNITURE
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      613 9 j Life's Minor > j Troubles S —tha small evcry-day worries J r cares and diaanr-'ntrnentswhioh 5 i ar t t h t°° m,r tot of humanity C J —will bo boiv tU the more easily when the health m sound. The- a T, "yeonditioa has a consider- 5 i
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      152 9 Get Beauty in the VEN-YUSA Way A few touches of Ven-Yusa morning, noon and night, or again after any extra exerl tion or a hot trying day, will refresh your skin and revive your complexion in a wonderful manner not possible by any other means. .„^^"7 Cream pur immmhm •nd
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      671 9 NOTICE. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. ORDINANCE No. 61 (PAWNBROKERS.) Tender? are invited for the sole right to open one pawnshop for a period of three years from the Ist January 1923, in each of the streets or sections of streets in the Town Division of the Settlement of Singapore, described in the
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      352 9 18. North Bridge Road between Sembawa Road and a line drawn at right angles from Jalan Kledi to 742 North Bridv? Road. 19. Arab Street between North T: id: Re ad and Bearh R ad. 20. Kallang Road between Lavender Street and Kallang Bridge. 21. Serangoon Road between Syed Alwee
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    A CLEVER SWINDLE.
    309 10 CHINESE BROKER SENTENCED. A Chinese exchange broker who worked an ingenious swindle has been sentenced to one year's imprisonment at the Mixed Court at Shanghai. It appears that the accused, on Feb. 14, went to the offices of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha and called upon the manager,
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    THE PEOPLE'S FOOD.
    185 10 A correspondent states (says the Straits Echo") that the price of bitter at one of the local stores has been raised by twenty cents Und now stands at $1.25 a pound i.e. three shillings less one penny! He goes on to say £ha<t the housekeeper who waxed
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    EX-SERVICE WOMEN.
    128 10 The ex-Service woman ia adventurous a* the ex-Service man. Sha is blazing her trail all over the globe. The current number off the "Old Comrades' Association Gazette," which link* up thousand* of ex-W A A Ca, »x-W R A F'e, and others, contains news of old comrades" in
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    159 10 Messrs Baker, Morgan and Co., of Kuala Lumpur, r;pon ed at 5 pja. on Friday as follows:—But for rubbers a fliir volume of business has been transacted in all sections of he market. Industrials shew instances of further improvement and close firm which may be said also of the Loan
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      430 10 jf| a delicious iRu cooling drink In the heat of a scorching highestform,macle from the sun w iat better Pure Limes cultivated on fml W 111 tnan a ffOOC drink °f tnc Island of Montserrat, H refreshing, cooling "Mont- and is the ideal drink for the 111 J seirat." ''Montserrat"
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      453 10 RUB OUT THE PAIN. Wherever the ache or pain, simply rub in Little's Oriental Ba!m. As you rub in the Balm, you rub out the pain,—quickly, simply and surely. There is no better remedy for headache, earache, backache. It relieves lameness, sprains, strains, swellings. The more cruel sufferings of Rheumatism,
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      365 10 STEAMER SA&MG LONDON LOfft Katori Maru Atsuta Maru LIVERPOOL LLNR. Bengal Maru Toyohashi Maru end Oct HAMBURG UN| Lima Maru Matsumoto Maru End early Oq NEW YORK LINE VLA RJ* SOUTH AMERICAN U sy Kanagawa Maru mid 0« BOMBAY LINIV Wakasa Maru Kamakura Maru c- tp 1 m i CALCUTTA
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      597 11 SIMMER SAILINGS. j fl fl. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE I' {&mn*ma Incorporated in England.) waiL PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. ORIENTAL B. N. CO. i, ftmtract with His Majesty's Government. Lntier v* FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. about Sept 3 about Sept 17 about Oct 1 about Oct 15
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      412 11 STEAMER SAILINGS Proposed Sailing from Singapore (subject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Bmtn and Port Said. ♦London Maru arr Sept 21 dep 22 (Passage available) Amazon Maru arr Nov 19 dep 20 NEW YORK LINE. Wm San Francisco, Panama, New
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      397 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. w L is|s iOF STEAMERS Monthly sailings to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. 1922 Arriving Singapore Sailing. Sept. 1 ML "ECHUCA" Sept. 5 Sept 25 s.s. EURELIA Sept 30 Oct 23 s-s. EMITA Oct
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      148 11 INDO CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) Direct Service to Japan via Hong kong and Shanghai, and to Calcutta via Peaang, from Singapore. Takiag cargo oa through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow Amoy. Chefoe, Tientsin, Newchwaag Y&ngtsze ports, Formosa, the Philip pines, etc. FOR PENANG AND
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      480 11 STEAMER SAILINGS CHINAMAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD., (Incorporated in U. S. A.) San Francisco Service Those desirous of seeing the Orient should travel by the scenic rou* FONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU ft SAN FRANCISCO, FROM HONGKONG s.s. CHINA M MM. NILE s.s. NANKING *g (First class fare, Hongkong to Saa
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      432 12 TO LET. TO LET—Two section* in Raffles Chan bers. Apply to the Secretary, Garden Club. TO LET. —Second Floor 16/17 Japan Street with Teak Partitions and Electric Fittings suitable for Offices (can be taken separately). Immediate entry. Apply Powell and Co., Ltd., Auctioneers. TO LE —Amber Mansions —One flat In
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      338 12 NOTICE. TEOCHEW (SWATOW) RELIEF FUND. IMPORTANT NOTICE. The Public are requeste 1 to note that at the Mass Meeting of the Chinese community held at our premises (Chinese Chamber of Commerce) on the 17th inst., for tbe purpose of raising a local Fund to relieve the distressed survivors of the
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      439 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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      427 12 BANKS. g THE HO HONCx 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, Dir. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL.
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      427 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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      388 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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      274 12 vEVEMn g *»i No. 3*5 FHif Tel. No. 171 V»» Q *'er aaaunj *i^f-yearly r'er quarter $mgU Copy 0 cu Postage Extra mt exm. Per g lo roreiga countries *i VERY many "MALAGA TUIBL NE >t peuu upoa street MUen f o.aay 4 wben,a.o^C TRIBLNK IKIBLNE exceeds the \mM if
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