The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 August 1920

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. jDf CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920. No. 10,0 IS.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    238 1 The n ,iort of Muar Rubber Company will be found on pa;:«' 12. The share market report shows a livelier Peeling generally Page 12. The ortuguese Colonies are i*> hs am <-\ ernmentf -I i <• 7. \n <;n to put down the lower California revolt i-
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    ON CONCEIT.
    642 1 11. onceit is so diss Unrip as ha» been su| w\ it getting rid. of it. 11, then L r ood hope of im* It m t. v-.orM has prebly a lorn- I i.;d of it yet. 9 .sf i in 1 fui Mi and human appears. one
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      72 1 Malthsid J < f ujf 5f 1) i 2< 9 2i O 2 tOII Kl'.Clt-.;*. Graham, and Co., Ltd,, 5, I aidlaw Building 16th AUGUST 1920 I HE DAY WHEN THE HELVETIA WATCH CO. j A ILL OPEN BUSINESS \T \(»rth Bridge Roac!-Hiffh Street i WILL JPLAY OF WATCHES j
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      198 1 '~"^TTT«twnnwiinT«mmvi»in«rn-wnnniMffWMWTni tmm m if w urn— i wii m m li'iiininu'ii j KELLY AND WALSH, LTD. fin COWMERCt I BOOKS. ARE MARKETS. V. p G i.20. \1) BANKING is.**. OP AD- AND Price $5.50. I CE by \V. F. Spalding. Prie DVEI Price $9.00. ,y J. F. Di ICIAL sG
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      142 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Five seater Wbls< ley cat fer sale Notification re partnership of Wesselink a; I Dijkhuis Pag< Whiteaway's greal sale includes ma r i ides useful for men— Page 5. Powell and Co announce auction sales of valuable building sites Page 10. Messrs Cheong Koon S 1 Co notify
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      95 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday. 10th. Hiprh Tides 7.::: am 7ft lin 6.10 pm Bft R< ikt B .15 p.m. Leyland i r 9.15 p.m. Mr. M. C. A. 'J Wednesday, I lth. J am. T!- 17 pm. Bft 2in. St, i Spoi Raffles, 3 p.m. Leyland Hodgson Co., Th .m. Thursday,
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    SUPERSTITIOUS WOMEN.
    224 2 The Pin. the Hoots, and the Teapot. i One cam.; Uv« hi London without observing tin prova!. iky of childish sujH.-rstit.ons a'<-.'. m ;;iys of tfa N Inpre., proAchln bfol; ond a i Ma 1 report- rent m oomrcfa of' the superstitious fou:. them m übur>latie« London i»
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    THE AMERICAN MANUFACTURER.
    290 2 I- 'v impossible to withhold admiration for the American manufacturer. He is heart and 6oul m the game; he is woi hard as any man m his works Ho ids office at 7. oO or 8 o* clo.-k m the morning, and everybody appears to know it
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    WHERE CIVIL PLYING PAYS.
    234 2 Results of the IS. Air IV The United States I 1 anniversary of iis air mail There are now three pr ur routes— namely, from Washington to ork. from New York to Chicago, and from Chicago to Omaha— and the results which have been achieved are
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      383 2 VICTORIA HALL FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY To-Night To-Ni^ht 'IKSDAY. AUG. 10th. The Successful Revusical Play WEDNESDAY, AUG. llth. The Grrnt American Musical Comedy "THE SPA GIRL" Hook inn now open at Moutrie's Prices Stalls $1. Circle $3. Pit $2 Gallery $1. PENTRAI j I! BRITISH MADE SPENCER MOULTON THREE RIBBED
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      997 2 From FRIDAY, AUGUST 'rT^^nvrTTl'^'^^'Ml SPLENDID PICTORIAL OPFKHNGS TH T BVEN A TMPLE A7; I" the Spcon.l Show ;it A PRODUCTION r.Y THE DIAL FIU THE W. W. HODHNSON q Picturisod from the tamout rton of Wood, by Holman Day, Kreat outdoors f t MITCHELL LEWIS In a W ectlovesto ry
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      112 3 EUROPEAN MADE J JLJLVJLbJ I JL vJL \J ■Jl a. -L^i jLy •R IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BS X*^^ «7 UNITED R^ LIMI \&D. (.ncarpo m the Straits Settlements.) GUARANTEED FOR TWELVE MONTHS m SPANKING PLUG p and mat rial c slip enclosed Should any m this i the old plug to
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      315 3 Run-down When your system is undermined by worry or over- work when your nerves are "on Hod tires you you are m a system is like a plant that is And just as water revives a drooping plant so 'VVincarnis' gives new life and new vitality to a "run-down" constitution.
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      98 3 I- I the M /t| health of man, woman or child. Is /i^/^ s pecially suitable for H I— Hr V warm climates. |j Ikl KEEPii BODY I I ALTH. Manafactvred by the YTgy^ Proprletorj i «p. ■■i m SUNLIGHT SOAP TRY THE SLNLIGHT WAY. Huttenbach, Lazarus Sons LIMITED. G
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    IS THIS TOUR TROUBLE?
    105 4 A little trouble, quite easily remedied if deal with m the rijrht way. i the cause of much o the irritabiUi .<>, mn6 that p enei al senS( Ofoi t i -Inch habitually afflict man' people. The trouble is constipation: its nOMd] «ttk laxatives, which. whiU
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      308 4 AIR FLOAT TOILE T t'REPARA F/O/VS Everybody knows and uses "Air-Float* Talcum Powder so soft so fresh so fragrant yet 8c inexpensive. More "Air-Float** is sold than any other kind of talc. And everybody welcomes the new u Air-Float Toiltt Preparations— Cold Cream, Tooth Powder and Paste. You could buy
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      397 4 rfccA (c^ r> Cuticura xWy^A^l You Ihve \}^\(o'£{ j BairUttTKs j) I v(,y Touch si /vV/xTuT/i da'idruff and i^xJyJ/A Itching- f f any, (Wv M UI fl C°*fcura X /A\\ '\i Ointment, ll V V Shampoo with 'JfW) Cuticura S \t> t\ A >Vv «nd hot water. As 1 T(V\V\\V/
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      230 4 THE SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERY Co., Ltd Shipchandlers and Providoring Contractors. The Company's Launch meets in-coming ships. Offices l6, BATTERY ROAD, Take Lift to Top Floor. Telephone No. 433 Orders jrromptly attended to for daily and sea stock supplies. H. W. H. STEVENS, Manager. I ConklixL XhdcenflUlina 17 m means 5 u
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      232 4 ESTATE AND TRUST AGBJbI^ IMPORTANT AUCTION SALR The undersigned have been instructed to sell by Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. ON MONDAY, 16th AUGUST, 19*, All those nine valuable freehold shopht, (11 108 and 108-1 containing an approximate seven freehold building allotments situat* at VL iv shophouses. ESTATE ft TRUST
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    THE MARCH OF HEROES.
    163 5 London has seen many strikuip pageants both (faring and since the war, but liardly one hM touched the imagination of tho more than the march of the V.C.'s to Buckingham i'alace on June 26 ta of the King and Queen. It was i the UstorsaU aspect
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      147 5 08. RUBBER DEPARTMENT j AND Gl )K\IRS I SOUZA STREET. Walk. ms. I ifl and JC I idy IDS 5 rf^*aSMSßSMM^^^^^^^^^^^^fc i^ i). n a I h:»r.J >rdE of i of *rea about I part v of iCR~ •T TON" ux. IBM ig or man lots; ol Fro« n.e. 10
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      432 5 FOR SALE. XI tor. Wo v car, wii to new t> h tools et inning M A of Free Pn ]!j H if,-s F BAU 20 Hupmobile 2 seater Dickey Seat. B wire wheels whit. cu<hion covers 1 day clock. Only been run ;*OO No. ton cylinder, perfect condition. Trie
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      712 5 NOTICES. THONG Tl\*\O LIAHJ'JTy! vod tn n sfelbounM •tatmg that as th« sixth dividend of Is. now declared by the Kalumpang Tin Dredging Co. .N. L. v,l! be the last dividend -to be paid to 0 Liability, on account of the 50,000 shares held by Trong Tin N. L., the
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      400 5 iiiim |T r i"w iii him^uii iuwwi mi— i W I i WAY'S I Great inual s BIG BARGAINS FROM THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPT. PLAIN COTTON SOCKS MmTcwnt LISLE FINISH, ALL COLOURS /5 WHITE LAWN COTTON CREPE PYJAMAS HANDKERCHIEFS All sizes b I 8 inches SAI.E Kn 250 PAIRS CHEVIOT BRACES^
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      50 5 ING IPORE VOLUNTEER COR I of Drills, etc-. U i-nd-ith June, 1920. p.m. Balestier lige. ay Coy. Wednesday. 11th 4.30 p.m. Bales*. ier Rge. Eurasian Coy. \l flo Club. ilay, YMh -1..J0 pjn. V. iian^e. Malay C»y. tnrday, Uth 2^o p.m. HI < oy. Rifle Club. Sd. R. C. SMITH,
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    24 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. WARNSS. At th,> Onor.U Hospital at a.m. on the 7th inst. C\ A. Waines mge 17 years. Hon^koriK PaptTi please copy.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920. Harbour Losses.
    775 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920. Harbour Losses. The recent severe squalls have brought into prominence again a serious mercantile difficulty which has been discussed before, but for which, up to the present, no remedy has bevn found. We refer to the heavy loesei of valuable cargo m the
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    546 6 H.H. the- Sultan of Perak has cabled to ralia for a hone to run m the Gold Cup riuc at the next Ponane raw meeting. I. \V. Bunker, D.5.0.. M.< Government Service this week, and ..kino: up a s<. ivir.tine appointment with V I.A.A. Tin- from Ipoh of Se**£t. Major
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    THE LEYLAND HODGSON COMPANY.
    147 6 Mr. Ley land Hodgson of Bandman fame nd his clever company of revueists, are y ack m Singapore again. They commenced y heir return season with a r-vusical playlet c, ntitled "Have a Nibble" at the Victoria f theatre last night. Though there was not r]
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    689 6 A Goan-ese woman at Dar-es-Salaam (East Africa) has given birth prematurely Lv seven children, six male and one female. The children I dead. The mother Ls living: and .n^ satisfactorily. Ills multitudinous officials and inspectors his forms, his verbosity and vaeiila- j tion, created such a barrier to progress that
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    RESPONSIBILITY OF CITIZENSHIP.
    192 6 M. C. A.„. Irso. C.8.E., itative of ght. rtry part of the lv failed to p ecompanying ti, i for manhood nffra ot deny ht of J; spirit ofTL bounded and verywhere evident. n era of unselfish devotion to ause believ.,l to be righteow H'n, iife, monr
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    INDIAN POLICE OFFICIERS HONOURED.
    74 6 The Kintf has been graciously to confer the Medal of the Most r Or,'or of the British Empire upon th# under mentioned pet connection with the War which have b«r. distinguished by jrreat COON sacrifice or by exceptional merit AM Akbar Khan, Sub-Insj-Police attached General Staff,
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    THE MOTOR FATALITY.
    190 6 The nqutst m: Stapp, mtnaging iton Ballwayi Department canM by his death m the nrlj riday las< irill eoi 10.45 a.m. to-morru-other motor smash red at the ninth-' Road, on Sunday moi a Nash car and I lenten, i re thrown into tl first. In th< former
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      156 6 GALDBECK MAG I Go. LIHITSD. j Wine Spirii r&ercfaants j i WHOLESALE RETAIi i S£Mfft CAD DUIPI^ IftT < i i 87, Cec#7 Street Telephone /Vo, 228. MR. H. N. BUCKERIDGE •< Mmri. LAVATSTTC, PHOTOGRAPHERS to Tc«« MAJESTIES Bc^t to mzxeoun > H> conducts THE ONLY EUROPEAN STUDIO m SINGAPORE.
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      21 6 rJT%r.SMM a .SVI%3M' a IMM%BU s i Bungalows i Godowns i Land jj SINGAPORK REALTY CO. 5 3A Malacca St. I
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    COX NOW.
    22 7 Krt DEMOCRATS 1 ce 3 I and amplifier. Mr. Democr .'ar.ls Mr. Harding, X m -urn" tion. igoe, I the
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    A CABLE QUARREL.
    130 7 \< IK'S Lmmmv Ui from landing o'rapr from 1 I of th< l-iterna partmen cable company ha: Brazi meriean con line fron le% to Bra Action ha; West en lion for perm is cable on tiv the State Depart m" question as to whethe with the Britisl
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    CEYLONESE IN F.M.S.
    30 7 4 formal difev iw*. 1 Hi I \ylon€ has be oU .ionese 1 S: n the v}u '«u,t uth. Kuala La ts:— (1) ram with the recen
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION.
    33 7 IVnan K ug 7 numbers of arriv Madras P* mo ail, of Ju]y 1920 vol Atlu; nors I.IGO 14 i-« I to" r tn| l unh Jif T/ P6r Japan to
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    MEXICAN PROBLEMS.
    93 7 THE CALIFORNIA REVOLT. [Reuter's Service.] X rUHTION PL \\M I). Mexico t it>, Aug. 8. i ships are to bt chartered, armed p th guns, to transport and cover the land..fa forct of 3,000 Yaqui Indians who befog sent to Lower California to sup- nmction. Puerto Isabel, m
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    BADAK SENSATION.
    182 7 SHARE BUBBLE BUBSTfI Melbourne, Vug. 6. SB caused on the Melbou B hange owing to the conI fall, on adret rta, of I roperty m tin I shares rly th' menal of tin at Badak was ropor UMN, DAI FOB B1 ROPE. London, Auk ll the i Da
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES REPORT.
    497 7 Mr. (1. O. Blacker, Commissioner for the Fas-i Indies for the Federation of British r Industry s. sends an interesting report of home manufacture! dated June 28th, come piled at the Head Office of the Federa' from which the following are v\t raets. >. BtML It is
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    630 7 DEAR RICE. 'o Urn E iitor, Sir, I trust you will kindly grant me pace m your valuable paper to give effect o some reflections on two important points aiscd by Mr. Choo Kia Peng, the- Vice*resiucnt of the Selangor Chinese Chamber 1 mmeree, at its
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    THE PHYSICAL TRAINING OP YOUTH.
    614 7 To the Edit Fir, I was much interested m veadin the leader m your issue of Saturday an particularly so m the remarks attribute r Kobert Baden Powell. Most of us will agree that boys woui nrobably develop into fine men were goc food nnd
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    BETTER SALARIES.
    183 7 To the Editor. Sir, The article appearing m your issue of last Thursday on The need for better salaries," contains an admirable suggestion regarding the need Tor a Bureau of Information, from which prospective emigrants from other countries can secure reliable fact? concerning the conditions of life and
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    NEW FRENCH STAMP DESIGNS.
    172 7 5 Roty's famous Semeuse threatens to become o. less familiar iigure. Already, thanks 'o the crise de la monnaie, it has become a xarity to behold it on silver coint age, and now lists have been opened for I new designs of postage stamps. Eight candidates
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    INFERIOR RICE.
    257 7 id A Protect to Rangoon. ►d U, We (Straits Echo) hear that strong re- |y presentations have been made by the local cc Distributing Agent to the Government iy Agent m Rangoon with regard to the quality I rs of much of the rice that is now reachirg
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      176 7 R.obinson ®> Co Ltd. THE GENTLEMEN^ DEPARTMENT NEW GOODS THE "ADMIRALTY' TOWEL As Supplied to The British Government WHITE TURKISH TOWELS Size 49 by 24 inches. Price $2.95 each. These are exceptional value and only a Limited Quantity m stock WHITE TURKISH HAND TOWELS Size 26 by 16 inches. Price
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      513 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA* j (Incorporated tn Ji>i*&. I IIML CONTRACT WITH TUfi IICPWtI A3- J AFA.Ti B GOVERNMENT. Subject to i. .hty^i tk*tlz* N MAIL USE FORTNIGHTLY 61 I. Twer? via (^labccn) ,Penang:, CrttMW, Bmm, f M nflki. ATSUTAMAKU 1-1 th Aupr. UDZUO 'ARU 25th Aur. Bth Sept. LIVERPOOL LINE,
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      626 8 K. P. M. EONINKLYK3 PA7ETVAART MAATSCHAi>PLJ (Incorporated m Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA T*l«*fc4>;w Ml Pcff»«*e DtspL 1202 FreigF.t Mft IC«2 Manner* Desk US7 MariLo Sspt Tnathi»«iMl ?i«pl, 3 COLLIER QUAY. BKD» CONTtACTT WITH Tttß \MTHFHI.ANBS fNDIA fX)VKE7CM>IRT. SINGKARA (Tuesday, Aug. 10) Singkawang, Pcmangkat and Samba^. COEN (Wednesday,
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      441 8 P. O. -BRITISH imiT^l AND APCAR LINE. I (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER (r PENINSULAR AND ORIENT (Under Contract with Hi ,i£r pany s :>IAIL SEUV!C I mM L S FAR EAST! I DUE SINGAPORE KHIVA abuuil2Au! KAI.V NANKIN about 31st Ante. i;. Passengers for Europe are booked by
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      611 9 mSU STFAM NAVIGATION CO. LTD. INCORPORATED IN SIAM). GAPORB r,\N<.KOK < (ASTING SERVICE. l^tjj, Tf*gg*™> Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, PaUni, Singcra, LaBaclo t Ungauan, Chum^on, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure 4VA Au: V -0. [PO X Auk. L9S lOti Sniß )th Au^- 1920 17th Aug; !<,. *m«ri *r* fitud throughout with tiectric
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      697 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Eilerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) [Incorporated m England] JOINT FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK. Steamer Due Route For Spore KANSAS 4th Au ff- Suez, Spore,
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      505 9 CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES LIMITED. 'Incorporated m England). 1920 AUTUMN SAILINGS 1920 MONTEAGLE 12th Aug. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA 26th An*. EMPRESS OF JAPAN 14th Sep t. EMPRESS OF ASIA 23rd Sept EMPRKSS OF RUSSIA 21st Oct. MONTEAGLE 26th Oct. AND APPROXIMATELY four weekly thereafter. FARES FROM HONGKONG 44 EMPRESS OF
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    658 10 FRASBB AND CO^ EXCHANGE AND SHARK iJROKKRS. SING MM. <;. !)ih, 1920. MINING. I Figures In brackets shows the capital f I IM *1 He of the Share m liollitra auless otherwise marked. C. Cum d>. equals I fcmpang ($100,000—0) 16 Ayer JO— 0) 1.00—1.50 norn Hitam
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      266 10 t cis one BIG REASON WHY V3J SHOUiD BE THE APOLLO FORD PLUG n] ug It is— that you have J^~ \;m:.'.i) SKRVICE behind you— ul am the hi£ ree rffp4 o i —and which puariu; f l:":B .lug- that should prove ciV>/ JSIST upon hay- ing APOL] rS i
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      93 10 i PROM PT RINTE^S HAVE REMOVED I -76CECiL ST. PHONE 2228 SIN EN6 KUAT CO., 20 21 ROCHORE CAN M. ROAD. For Supplies of BENZINE, HEAVY AND LIGHT ENGINE OIL, TYRES, TUBES, etc. Call at the above address. CL6ANS6 YOUR BLOOD vv:tk CRJNIAULT &c C Oi SARSAPARILLA It W" HH
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      195 10 ful I m If j j j tT\ y fy ~y* mt i m 1 I m tji I «1 1 im b'\ fttl j 1 jM A\w\ '/V»™ ■'IjKt.»i~^*J tf Cl B ROT f /^B I I I*4. I v »Tk. «-J V. JT |^3 Ji J If% I
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 11 Aug. 9th. Bank 4 m.s. 2-4 Bank, deim 2-3% Private credit.-; 3 m.s. 2-4 19-32 New York, demand 41^ Credits 90 days 45 U France, demand 550 India, T. T. 118 Hongkong, demand 87 Prem. Yokohama, demand 81 Jf.va, demairl 120 M Bangkok, demand 91^4 Sovereign, Bank Buying $8.51
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    PRODUCE.
    155 11 Aug. 9th. Tin 75 Tons L7.00 Cram' 12.75 Gambia Cube No. 1 19.00 Pepper lvack 21.00 Pepper (white fair) 45.00 Tcpioca, small flake, f. q. 6.75 Tapioca, medium pearl t.q. 10.00 Pearl Sago, small 14.00 Copra Sundried Ccpra Mix 19.50—20.00 Opium, Benares unc«rt 8,900 Itice Rangoon White 2,700 Rice,
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      295 11 w.., X 75 KS^ZSffs'I^HBKZHaOGSHIsmZZBKHK^ ver 53,500,000. Assurance m force over $15,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. [Incorporated m Strait 3 Sett.] HEAD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32, Old Jewry, E.C. •000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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      500 11 CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Incorporntcd m I g1 .r.<! by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital f 2,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £2,000,000 rHEAD OFFICE. ihopacsvtt, London, E.C. Ag d Branches. Amritsar ng Puket Ipoh Rangoon Bombay iC hi Saigon Calcutta Kg Soreml be Shanghai
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      542 11 HO HONG BANK, LIMITED.' HEAD OFFICE Singapore Raffles Chambers 6 and 6. BRANCHES Penang 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar— 77-79 Jalar? Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Shanghai, Honfikon^ Amoy, Batavia, Sourabaya, Samar ahg, Palembang and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised 8,000,000
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      496 11 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. Incorporated m Japan.) Sn!t ta t p Ub r C rl bed V 100,000,000 Capital Paid Up Y 61.000,000 Reserve Fund Y 44,000 000 President N. K. Kajiwara Esq. ice-President S. Suzuki Eaq. DIRECTORS. N. Eajiwara Esq. F. Watanabo Esq. N. Som.i Eaij. J. Matsukata Esq.
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      180 11 TEE CfflNA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., LTD. Registered under the Hongkong Ordinances, and with the Board of Trade (Ergiand) i i POSITION OF COMPANY Decembtr, 1919. ASSURANCES X lORCE 80,480,109 ASSETS 20,971,388 INCOME 6,026,982 ASSURANCE FUND 19,488,980 Policies free from all unnecessary conditions and restrict; Reduction of Premiums for Home
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      218 11 VESSELS AT WHARVES TAN JONG PAGAB. Ea^t Wharf No. I.— Milo, Shrimp, A B«llo. East Wharf No. 2.— Betsy Ross, Haiphong. Sl.rers Wharf No. 3. Van Heemskerk. Mam Wharf No. 4. Torilla, Kansas, Kcpong. Main Wharf No. 5. Thongwa. Main Wharf No. 6. Nil. Wot Dock No. 7. K.'impar, Kiku
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      468 11 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Intermediate and local mails will bt found m list b«low Tenant, Malacca, F. Bl S. (by Train) 4 p.m. daily (except Sunday). Kota Tinggi and stations to Kuala Lumpur at 6 a.m. P. Batan £P. Bolai Bock Keag 9 a.m. Cucob Bock T-'v. 0 a.rr ob Soon
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION.
    1162 12 r BEANCfI RF. NAMKI). A meeting of the Singapore Branch >cia- tion was Im ige Rooms the position to the Associa- lion m London up and an Association under the name of 1 lion t formed m its place.' lent' af r. P. < s supported by
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    255 12 Dfl ;«i* ight on the recent ons m Japan is the extent to which In-ibery and corn I m political uffairs btili prevail m that con Most countmentary "utions pi -ough t --ape. Infringement of m law was prelt m all i-a yantry, and the ral political rere sll pretty
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    377 12 ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL SPOUTS. Tha preliniin: ries having been run off or Thursday, the finals m the Anglo-Chine* School annual sports were pone througl en the Oidham Kail Field on Saturday afternoon. Given ideal conditions o: weather, nne ground, and no untowar* noon': sport, which they succeeded m doing.
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    CRICKET.
    174 12 S. C Tournament. The Civil Berries and Law scored th«i first win m tho Tournament on Saturday n they beat the Etceteras bj sixty three after declaring with 8 wicket m hand. Th< winners batted first and Griffin, Haddoi and Ezechiel scoring freely a good tota was soon run
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    S. L. R. A.
    44 12 Mrs. Langham Carter won the Augusi Spoon. The following scores were returned total with 200 yds 100 yds handicap Mrs. Langham Carter 27 26 68.29 Mrs. Shore 25 25 68.10 Mrs. Mugliston 27 20 67.24 Mrs. Lyall 24 30 67.10
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    49 12 Entries for Autumn Tournament. The entries Jot the S. C. C. Lawn Tennis Autumn Tournament, which closed on Saturday, are as follows Championhsijj 18, Singles Handicap 103, Double* Handicap 55 pairs, Profession Pairs 45, Newcomers Handicap 64, Championship Pairs *0, Veterans Doubles 10 pairs.
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    MUAR RUBBER.
    451 12 Ibe following is ihe report < f th -c direc- •s 1 to th? shareholders for the annual meeting to be held on Aue. 18 at Messrs. i Evatt ami Co 1 n Bank Buildings. f Ihe Profit and Los.s Account shows a|( f j rofit for the
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    99 12 PHASER'S REPORT. V Rubber. Quick, with a slightly firmer c tendency, Ulu B M cts to 95 cts, i Craigi<?leas $I.SO. Tarit Peraks $4.15, 1 Scodais $9.26, sfalakoffs $5.05, Changkats $8, Sungei Bagan £5.70. Ayer Molek $3.20, a Bassettl $1.35, Bukit $1.22 i, Colinsburghs TO, Kedahs $4.60.
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    SUN LIFE OF CANADA.
    131 12 I j The report of the Sun Life Assurance ny of Canada says the feature of the past year has been a growth and developDt far exceeding that of any previous year. Application; fer new assurances for the first tim ded twenty millions v- Ist the
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    FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
    74 12 The S. R. C. met the Straits Trading Company m this competition yesterday afternoon on the Padang before a large crowd of interested spectators. Play throughout ruled m favour of the S.R.C. and m the second half they scored twice by Lingard and Fernandez. Their opponents never managed
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    YACHTING.
    20 12 Owing to the squally weather on Sunday it was decided to postpone the yacht race till next Sunday. j
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