The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 September 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press and MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. FES < ENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1922 No. 10,681
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    201 1 The finding of the Court of Knquir\ into the P. and O. Egypt disaster, has deal< with the Master and Chief Otlicer, ;>nd criticised se\erel\ the failure of tinsystem and organization on th«> ship, ano advised the P. and (>. Company to fake the matter to heart
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    OUR MOVING TENTS.
    1045 1 Jasmine BloOSCin, <>ur ramp elephant grunts to her knees. Jock keeps a wary distan c while we dismount, for all ele phants loathe terriers and behind those ornamental whorls of paint on the B sum's Wide brow lurks derision to iquelcfa dog beneath a BISSaJVe font. Fairy
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      92 1 MALTHOID jR ffksßoiel. tel z oe A— A jt Wednesday Orchestral Concert 9-45 p.m. 5 WW ABsf.es Orchestra. mm m m Joint Musical Directors: J^ rAGLIAPIBTRA, Mr. W. V. CONNOLLY, JL 1 Moste). (.Dance Music). T*VV*t*t*t*******<b*t PIPER-HEIDSIECK I TRE3 SEC •*•> «J_ _ra E -7b S3 JB LW *W*\ I
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      236 1 **********mm —_____S-_S—^— till?— TOS-WW-WW^ STQTE^P!S_>S Ik R»WA»t .f 0-^> Cj*"* _lk ■MOJI _V 'mom* j__r ____k 'V 4i___' __'_flil__k I I' I '*_B^^^^^_^B t *m m^y^ I HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES AT MODERATE PRICES. Soie Manufacturers: ARDATH TOBACCO CO.. LTD., LONDON ttm mmmi mm a ****m*w*mmmmmm^ THE EUROPE HOTEL. SINGAPORE. The Management
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      199 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. (Haxo for bonny babies— Page Bolter for the hest liqueur- p.._r c j Notice re Europe Hotel dances— Page 1 A list of attractive specialities at Robinson's sale Pajre T. Municipal notices re tenders for erection of houses etc Page r>. The English Electric Company for industrial motors—
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      75 1 THE WEEK. Wi din sdnii, Ctb. High Water, 15.50 :..m., 10.30 p.m. Polo: Balestier. Chinese Students Dinner, Garden <*li_b. Thmrttimm, "Uh. High Water, |_LM aJM H 11.14 p.m. Phil. Orchestra. > ie. Mem. Hall. 5.15. p.m. S.C.C. Sports Preliminaries. Dalhousie Chai)ter. p.m. Kathleen l'arlow. Vie. Theatre. .i.'AO p.m. Boxing: Star
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    CONCRETE WHARVES OFF SINGAPORE.
    210 2 r l\) check the ravages af the pile a/orm on wooden piers, and to meet the inert fog demand for petroleum b\ 081-burning -„;int'i-s, both the Standard Oil Co. of N. Y. and the Asiatic Petroleum Co.. have i ill re nforeed lonerete wharve- on their
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    Y.W.C.A. LUNCH & REST ROOM FUND.
    84 2 Y.W.C.A. LUNCH REST ROOM FUND. I P.eviou>ly aeknuwUd ,T ed $2*>.**«Si Hon. H. Marriott 10 Hon. P. J. Sproule 10 Bale of Jam IS Collected by M-H Bjroara*_ Team R v. \V. Murray Mrs. Arthur Smith 2 Miss Eva yn Sn 1 Maata r Beow I Mrs. F in 6
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    INDUSTRIAL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP.
    116 2 INDUSTRIAL CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP. At Pulo Cbm the other evening: an educational lecture was given by Mr. S. I reber who represents m the Fast, The Industrial Christian Fellowship. The subjet t chosen was The Flood. This was treated m the light of geology* as well ::s that of natural history
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    178 2 Mr. D, M. Barry leaves Ipoh to-day for Pahang, to which (Mate he goes as (.'hief Police Officer. Mr. V. G. Savi, who takes I>. M. Barry's place as C.P.O. Perak arrived Ipoh on Saturday. Mr. Lim Kai- Ch_J_g> accompanied by his family, arrived m Penang by the Seang Bee
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      203 2 TO 1 BT OR FOR SALE. LARGE GODOWMS, newly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices and godowns. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to
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      530 2 Any GAIETY Programme that you haven't seen is ju*t like any pood >ry that you haven't read or he«rd NOT FOR THE WORLD SHOULD YOU MTSS THIS WEEKS Guarauteed twice bettor than any of our three ordinary programmes combined tog-ether. SEE WHO WE HAVE GOT KATHERINE MacDONALD The most beautiful
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      481 2 ALHAMB Al From SATURDAY, September _> to I'll I RSDA) SOMETHING piFFERENT. A PICTUKE WITH A GOLDWYN SUPER FEATURi; Adapted for the Screen from the Stape Play by Leo Diti Fan ma If itton THE GREAT LOVER In 7 Bed, The pk-lure ifl a clean-cut gem af humour end pathos,
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    INTERESTING STORY OF THE EMDEN.
    1061 3 An interesting story was told to re- pretentatire of thr Otage (New BealandvJ Daily Thm-- i, y Mr. .J. ITAleey, chief] *ew«rcl on lhl A :v A ,jm g|eamer City of Hankow, which wa? t Donedin nUy. Mr. M'Ak-vy, who was taken prteonei by Captain
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      369 3 "'^"V_^^__|i^_r=^^E_i_i-^f k>*y IfMylM .(jk .l_xo. and is a f,n«- bc«hhy bikJ .W ■^'•'n hrw i »gfc, I an y$ i> MM o.ily p,r{«tt V_/Ci Baby's peaceful sleep m] sleep at the rigiit time is as necessary to Baby if s the nighl kind and quantky of food. If he does
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      247 3 MUSIC I We have just received all 'he latest i MUSIC ALBUMS. i Francis Days 41st Annual and Song Albums. Fieldmans 27th Annual Dance and Song Albums. Leo First's Dance Albums. Music Albums for Steel Guitar. All publications of "The Whole I World Series." I Etc., Etc., Etc. i A
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      128 3 (Marine Engines m REDUCED PRICES m V o *n\r* 1 J^!T2jl____^| ll l Mich 'V S W All Ports Standard and Interchangeable. \mW m American Bosch Magnetos— impulse coupling. AW .Lj_i..t..\.ll \I.KNTS. AW I n \>{\ Engineers Limited. AW (Incorporatcu m thc S. S Singapore.) mW Kermath Nl___iji_jcTuring CV EVtrott.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    589 4 FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER r>th. MINI N G. .Figures m brackets show tho capital and issue value of the Share m dollars unless otherwise marked. C. —Cum div. x equials ex div.] Hitam Tin (300,000) 93 1.03 i Je;antoh (Ifl) .60 Johan Tin
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    93 4 m* Mr. Mauric P. Dnnlap was a passenger on the Kalyan for Bangkok who disembarked at Singapore. Mr. Maurice P. Dunlap succeeds Mr. Davis as Consul for America at Bangkok. Mr. Dunlap waa previously at Manila and during his stay there found time to pay a visit to Bangkok. He
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      806 4 TENDERS. n \DKRS FOB lOliD) SHOP Ll< FM K>. PEKAN6, PEOV1NCB VTBLLBSLE1 \nj; I MND1NG8, Itlt, \< I K I given thai 1 eeeV i h rwarded hi ivaled rovers end marked on the- outside- "T<. I Sboff Tend will 94 received at the n' Councillor*! Oftce until noon on
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      832 4 0."> Sungi i p. <;»".. Tassel: village. 07. Transl n Batata. rx. \\,1 «l StatOi section I, otT the Main Read, ii'» the Estate. V.: ii«). E lit, section II, on branch I -.-ek. i toi i Cstato. DsndUaga, 71. Oashwood Estate. 7U. i'undut. SandJeref! Bstate. 71. Segari Rubber Kstate.
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      1066 4 sistant Superintendent, Government Monopolies, and at the; same; timo to deposit in the Bans in the name of the Colonial Treasurer cash equivalent to three months' rent by way ot security for each licence. He will also be required to pay the necessary stamp fees on the agreement or agreements
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      780 4 rf Children clamour for them. 1 They are so good those I |K>^^] manges and custards made (?>-— 11^ j=J jjffirtx Brown Poison's Corn Hour! 'Orj JJM^k^ Nothing is more beneficial t "1* weather cool and creamy m J i\ 11 digestible, yet cmb- /v J Brown Poisons Vv-/ Corn
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      350 5 TO LET. B******* 1 1 Change Alley. No. 32 and first fl x.is, im--7 St. Thomas Walk. m I dwelling house. apply from MeeSTS. Tenp 1,1- »k Aver Strvct, Bin*- m ;»inl 1 1 Road St.. McAuliffe, Davis »nd "io-o mber, Keppel ihed bungalow, low 712 care of Free 7-.«
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      583 5 WANTED. WANTED TO lILY. Second-hand Chinese or European HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description (big or small lots) ijood prices off-re«d. Apply to Second Hand care of Free Press. D-10 m BOARD AND LODGING. BOARD A*ND LODGING One dado and one double room to let at Wiadsesssse, St. Ttesaee'. Walk. Tss_alT
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      532 5 AUCTION SALES m mm mmmmmmmmmmmmm i SHKHII is SALS IN' THK BUrSKMG COURT OP THE straits SBTTLEMBNTB SETTLEMENT OF 81 NGAPORE In the Cause of I Le« Wah Hank. limit;,! I' aint.tr. K,,u Hiß 1(l Defendant AICTION SAI.K OF All ths Furniture contained Ui House No. IJ Chulia Street Singa
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      652 5 NOTICES. Miss 8. -templet have arrived, please send me your address to Feathers care of Free Press. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Xotice is hereby g.-«n that from the Ist January, VJ2:i no Handcarts, whether old or new, will be licensed of which the inside measurements eaeesd 4ft. 3in. long by :.ft. 6in.
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      828 5 DYSENTERY -j _*_|__fe_ DIARRHOEA j **^^^**WW |J BROWN'S SPECIFIC Wl ,u. -n-to. uu, p__--ITc be bad of the Three Dispensary T bu sure that Mountings a m Battery-rd; and of Mis. BROWN. ami style cor:form to S-'ll-HKI- -■-*--.>■•■»■-■-■-* perssaalitjr. Our Him! OlatSSI offer the very utmo.st PI AWR -PIANO m
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    16 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. GALE.— On Sept. oth, to Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Gale, a son.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1922. Trade and Statistics.
    1056 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1922. Trade and Statist ics. Playing about with figures is not expected to be successful m producing the wealth which the world is I looking tor to re-establish its mat- erial prosperity, nevertheless there are lessons to be learned from care- fully compiled statistics,
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    1017 6 i Mr. and Mrs. E. Challen bavo returned Lo Kuala Lumpur from a week's visit to Singapore. A special F. M. S. Gazette of Sept, 4 announcus tbe winding _p of the War Loans Investment Trust of Maiaya. We regret to record the death of Mr. R< Manning Xewton of
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    63 6 "TIIE LAST Tlia Dutch Restrict.*, i, M (Ft on. Our Owi I i lumpur, I ne I olonibo correal Mail Bays that i l states that rabbet Q decision not to into of ejecting compuli (luction v final. Offi consider that the dooi finitely barre I. the l»
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    FATAL MOTORS-CYCLE ACCIDENT.
    38 6 < From Oui <hn I report haa I states thai B fatal colli i riirht between Eun i i< Davidson motor- >. at Sungei Siput, h tamed InjurU > 1 1 js beHeved to be ;t named Thomas.
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    MISS KATHLEEN PARLOW.
    343 6 Last \i>;ht'- RaJojraMt It.nt.i The splendid i audience at the accorded to Mi l\ lebrated violinist, wi tion that Singapore hav< i pn elation for inst urn order as for the tainment, of win. th< H who preceded Miaa Parlo i are eu.in< nt 1 >presenta< i-~
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    EXTRAVAGANT BANKRUPT CASE.
    92 6 Th, Ai-tin* Chief Ji Mr. Sproule. had thi 1 Jeng, the Chine., tou sentenced to thi for offence* und. i nanci. before him H. I>. Mundell asked foi i tion of the order vi til tin N of Appeal, sa R a appeal sgalnsf the the submission
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    57 6 -a— Mi. c. E. Bernard, -< \er staff, aailod foi Pi August 28th. by tlu- Ms an appointment In the I- M Although the revenue r, M. S. for the firs, half was about |3tt millions I tne expenditure WM as estimate and actually mo, venue. This shows h.m t
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      460 6 "I JUST LANDED X /M. SHIPMENT X feowSS. ,\V ycURE FOR *V _r __—^———»_^^^^___S——— tONTREXEVILLC S Q? J m **+/ALIj uric acid X A^X TROUBLES. Xr 0/ Vj /CALDBECK xMACGREGOR CO., LTD. (Ineorporate'd m Shani_;bai.) 87, Ocil Street. SINGAPORE. %*~r mv il li 8888-BB— d PATRONISED BY ROYALTY F ESTD
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      60 6 OCULAR kFS>^ I HEADACHES Eighty per cent of headaches are Ocular Headaches caused through some de-feet of vision. If your headache is so caused you will never be relieved until you wear scientifically fitted Glasses to correct the defect. /JoHNj)ft?_ur) Late of Old Broad St.Tu.ndoo OPHTHALMIC OPTIQ.AN 16. BATTERY R
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    THE EGYPT WRECK.
    544 7 I r» SYSTEM INDiCTBD. fl P, §w 1 M I KNDOMBD. H.t>Ta* 1 Servico.] I London, Sept. 4--1 the Egypt <b»--5 an tr i ollitfion%with *m *W f I'fi waa mainly m a ter and Chief W thoda <»f saving a „...1 discipline ut the ■I 9
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    THE GREEK ROUT.
    236 7 SMYRNA THREATENED. WILL \SI.VMI\OR RE ABANDONED? [Router's PJsH-Ul.] London, Sept. if the reports that the- Turks havecaptured Ushak are- true, th; Greeks have bst their last line- of defence before Bntyi na. Athens, Sept. 5. Th- sweeping changes m the General Staff inch de the replacement of
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    THE BOLL WEEVIL.
    620 7 Washington, Sept. 5. llf Agricultural Department estimates thai boll weevil prevented the production of (-27.000 bales of cotton last year, valued at $GlO milions, which is a record for destruc. tion. THE l. S. BENCH. Washington, Sept. 4. Mr. Clarke. Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, has
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    BORNEO NEWS.
    1515 7 A REVIEW OF THE PAST YEAR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) .lesselton, Aug. 30th. The report of His Excellency, A. C. Pearson C.M.G., the Governor of North Borneo, for 1921, has just been published. It i s a comprehensive document which covers all branches of the Administration and gives
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    CHINA NEWS.
    86 7 CHIN A NEWS. (By Courtesy of the Lat Pan Press.) Shanghai, Sept. 2. Cheng Kun Ming and Cheng Kun Yu received their appointments on the 4th inst. The Peking Government has borrowed five million dollars m Shanghai. Wu Pei Fu and Tsao Kun have promised not to seize the revenue
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    117 7 A new German miners' safety lamp depends on the principle that a dame burn- ing under certain conditions m a glaas tub« ghe« out sounel. As the methane m the mine air reaches 2 per cent the flame b«4»ns to sing, loudness increasing up to 4 per cent anel above
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      194 7 ROBINSON'S Annual Cash Clearance Sale NOW A LEW OF THE MANY CLOSING DATE ON GENUINE BARGAINS SEPT. n;t.h. BEING OFFERED. LMAK" .MPBL WILDWOOI) PEST QUALITY SHAVING El VIOLET TOILET SOAP. SO.P. f^n DELICATELY PEREI'MLD. IN NEAT METAL BOXES jj TABLETS IN BOX. > rt«. Box. Te. Clear 35 ct*. I!<
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      602 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND OB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltel (The Blue Funnel Line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m Englsad) —•-->--»-_———• •SN#APOBE, PORT SWETTENHAM ft PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP snd HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES aad LIVERPOOL.
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      642 8 "ELLERMAN" LINB SLLZRMAi' ft BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., LU. (Incorporated m Englsnd). PASSENGER SERVICE. Stesmer OUTWARD. Dne Singspore. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nov 3 s.s. CITY OF YORK Dec M s.s. CITY OF SIMLA Jan o 8 s.s. CITY OF POONA M^'. "9 HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles and London
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      666 8 P. A O. BKI I ISH INDIA AND tl APCAR LINE (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SKkvir* PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N CO (Under Contract with Hia Majesty'a Government) LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE BPOM LONDON ',0 MARSEILLES, LONDON a DUE SINGAPORE LEaVF *TOGA^RI MANTUA about Sept 17 DEVANHA
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      785 9 %n E SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTO. IP" i INCORPORATED IN SIAM) SIN 3 APORE— BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. an J. Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin. Patani, Singora U-tMs Chumpon, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure .ALA. Bee*, v Sopt. IS Sept. is •B*m*m l><» 4 ro^bool w,t). electric light, and have eaeeUe.it accomi paßaengora
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      674 9 Tke Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. Tke China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EUerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated m England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW TORE Btoamera. Due Spore Route For mw. Y .~Z HJ^OURNE Sept. 8 Suez
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      640 9 OTUTHERS AND BARRY Operators United Statea Shipping Board. > ii Singapore to Los Angeles and: San Francisco. BEARPORT duo Sings pore to discharge end load Sept. 7 DEWEY due Singapore to discharge and load Sept. 24 ELKRIDGK due Singapore to discharge and lead Ocrt^ 10 MONTAGUE due Singapore to ifftfhaiy
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    264 10 Miasters of all vessels arriving m Singapore are informed that m accordance with the quarantine rej_rul_itions, they are reouired to make a full report to the boarding: officer of all animals on board which are to be landed m Singapore. The penalty for a failing to make this
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      215 10 p___*„ Continental Cord m m j Tyres j BIG REDUCTION I IN PRICES 1 m j FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS I J APPLY TO I SIME DARBY Co., Ltd.! Sole Agents m Malaya. j i>u iiiiiiiii m***wwm***w**m ■■iimin m***mmmk*Smmo****S**som TO THOSE GOING HOME. Bright Bouton Rouge News Nilometer From Felucca Masperos
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      466 10 IQjfffttt*"* NM \tiuu Regirtered la X 7. S.J^teat O^BcQ 1 j EB l4^ fPAIBALM A LINIMENT jjj For External Ik* Only. c fsifKUUATIStfi j. NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, jjj LAME BACK, LUMBAGO, 1 —vi. 1-tOt JT -m rC jfl Spr>i_B, Stelliigi tii Liseieu, r 8 e__Ma__s antl Ttos.iibs, jjf SORE THROAT, HEADACHE,
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      159 10 Genasco Roofing 2 PLY AND S PLY C 5 COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEAK m* ANO NAILS FOR FIXING j GESASCO is i9mimm ßk\ GSSASto ls the result of th c ton I WW** over 4Q Years "j""^ .j<g: cho c experience )BpO_£SBB d ''/>v manufacture W^^^M GESASCO *aWs/*/e. from withstands
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      503 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. P. Sambu, etc. Singkep 9 a.m. I Batam &P. Bulang Hock Keng 9 a.m. Cucob Hong Soon 9 a.m. Cucob Edina 9 a.m. Mersing, K. Pahang, etc. Ranee 11 a.m. Tt'ing T'nggi, etc. Hong Lee 11 a.m. F. Sambu. Muntok. etc. Both noon Kretay. Bangkok, etc. Asdang
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 11 September 5. Bsnk J m.s. _> i Bank <!i main) 3 ft Private credits mas. 24 T-:i2 New York, demand 51 > Credits 90 days France den, and <;__(» India. T. T. 177 1 Hongkong, demand 12 p.c. IVem. Yokohama, demand los Java, demand 134 1 Bangkok, demand 90fi
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    PRODUCE.
    128 11 September 5. Tin 125 Tuns ;>79 7 h Gambier Cube No. 1 15.00 Gambier 9.50 Pepper Black 12.40 Pepper f win re fail) .2.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. tf.75 Pearl Sago small 7.71 Copra Mix 9.40 Copra Sundrietl 9.00 Opium, Benares unc. 4,500 Pico, Rangoon whitn _tr> Rice, Siam
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    32 11 September sth. 12 noon. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet S.ti 23 28% Oct. 23% 23%, o_t.-Dec. 23-% .Jan.- March 25% 25%. London quotation sheet 6%d. Market Quiet.
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT
    114 11 Singapore. Sept. I, Tin _H5O $79%, 125 tons sold. Rubbers. Unchanged. "Mines. Batang Padangs :> >7'_ 42 1 Chanderiangs 4s. 3d.. Jelantohs 37% iii Johans 87% 42%, Linguis $2.90 $8, ftfalaui sellers 2"), Asam Kun?bangs 28s. 6d. 30s 6d., Rahman Hydraulics $12.30 $12.73. Re BOngS IDs.
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    175 11 MACPH AIL'S REPORT. SingaPore. Sept. 5. Silver 35 1 Hongkong 12. per cen premium. Rubbers.— Allenbvs (New) 4T'_ 52 1 Mentakabs 12%, Malaka Pindas 72 T7'_. Ulu Benuts 15 20. Trafalgar* 95 $1, Buki K. Bs. 30 35, Tambalaks 82% 40, Buki Jelotongs 25 30, Jlmahs 82 1 Craigielea 20
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      FRASER'S REPORT.
      91 11 Sin^aporr. Sept. Tia—£160 1-"' tons sold at $79-87% KulilNrs Dull. Koala Sidims $1. 0 setts 72%, Utan Sicnpsm $1.15 New S rendaha $1.60 Lun; $4.90. Mining.—-Quiet Collieries -Si 1.25, Linguis $2.90 Murais $4.35, Nawng Pats $1.10, I ings 82% North Taipings 90, Sontti Taipings 67%, Rawangs 87% Rct-ongs
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      CANADA'S RUBBER INDUSTRY.
      430 11 In the course of an article hy Mr. W A. Eden, President sf the Canadian Con soli<lated Rubber Co., which appears m the Annual Review of the "Montreal Herald," tho writer states: In 1X54 three business men of Montreal formed a partnership and took over s small
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    100 11 It has been found, .say> the Governmeat hs| Analyst's report for 1921, that some of 80|the standard methods for determining the v<- amount of tin m wolfram <lo not girt accurate- results when applied to certain fr* Chinese wolframs. Dr. Lubatti lues beta 14 testing the various methods of making
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1315 12 After so nasi y defeating their e>ppol.ents m the Southern Section of the Malaya Cup, Singapore^ defeat m the Unci on Saturday came as a great surprise- te> everybody. Selangor were undoubtedly .the better team but it was their combination nioiv than superlative individualism which gained them the
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    THE LADY APPEARS!
    465 12 A slim figure,swathed m the long white ostume and wearing the yashmak worn by ttoalem women, was the central character n the caas which came before ?<lr. Justice neit-Lennard m the Supreme Court yes. eioay morning. The action is brought by be Attorney-General by the relation of
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    TREASURY EMPLOYEE'S CASE.
    93 12 When Mr. ChaiTchaTT Phang, the bailor vf Leong Siew Hang late probate examiner mployed at the Treasury, was called upon Jf the Distinct Judge yesterday to produce h e accused, who was reported to have absonded, when the case against him of to obtain illegal gratification $1,000
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    21 12 The Kuala Lumpur Y. M. C. A. /A" team See* the "Middlesex" H. Q. company at soccer' on the Association ground.
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      S.C.C. ATHLETIC SPORTS.
      225 12 Yesterday's Result 8. A large number of people witnessed the events m the S.C.C. Athletic Sports, which took place on the Padang yesterday evening. The first event was the 100 yards (championship) m which four heats were d-ecided the winners being: Heat 1. B. J. Wright 11
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      S.C.C. CRICKET TOURNAMENT.
      90 12 In the S.C.C. Cricket Tournament the Merchants will meet the Tankers, Brokers and Insurance on the S.C.C. ground on Saturday. This match is a postponed fixture from February llth. S.R.C. vs. Sei vices match which was postponed from March llth., will be played en th? Recreation Club
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      THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
      267 12 The matches m the English County Cricket Championship concluded last Frielay. Ye>rkshire having met two elefeats m a programme of 30 nrntrhre, have secured premier honours; leading by two points from Notts, who, out of 26 matches, .have been defeated five times. Middlesex, last year's Ch. mpions.
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      S.C.C. BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
      31 12 I Tuesday's Play. Handicap Singles. E. K. Lyall beat C. W. G. Brown 21—5. j C. R. Wardle beat Godde. w.o. G. H. Douglas vs. M. Ch.ll, postponed.
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      13 12 Single Hand-rap. Nelson vs. Roe. Cantrell vs. Bowerman. Toscenie vs. Gale.
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      THURSDAY'S TIES.
      19 12 Single Handicap. Hill vs. Rev. Douglas. Mclntyre vs. Doig. Smith, P. W. vs. Law, R. O. H.
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      SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
      69 12 The Ladies' Spoon Competition for September was played on Monday, 4th inst., and resulted m a win for Mrs. G. Culler! with a net score of 44. Seven cards were taken out and the following were returned: Mrs. G. Cullen 56 lg 44 Mrs. Montgomerie ol J
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      KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
      47 12 St. James' Cup. The above competition for 1922 was won by Mr. J. Kenrfedy. The replayed tie by Medal Play for the August Medal between Messrs. J. Kennedy and A. Barron resulted m a win for the former with a nett s-Ore of 82.
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      GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
      46 12 The men's monthly medal competition wilt take place on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 9th. and 10th., and the ladies' on Thursday, Sept. 14th. (stroke competition). Members are informed that the match arranged against the Keppel Golf Club for Sune'Jay will not take place.
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      Y.M.C.A. LAWN TENNIS.
      81 12 Monday's Results. A. Van Cuylenburg, owe 15.3, beat C. W. Gomes, owe 3, 9 7, 7 5. C. A. Norris, owe 4, beat H. G. Stack, owe 15, 6—3, 6—o. Dr. P. L. Leh, owe 15, beat C. D. Smith, plus 30, 6—4, 6—3. Chia Kirn Siong
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      THE JOHORE GYMKHANA.
      259 12 It has been decided to aelel a two furlong race for Deli ponies (amateur or profession:.! riders) to the gymkhana programme on Sunday Sept. 17th, and the afternoon's s-port will m consequence, begin at 3 o'clock instead of 3.30 as first notified. The Straits Racing Association invite
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    ARAB WILL CASE.
    139 12 Another of th c many Arab will disputes which come before the Supreme Court m Singapore, commenced yesterday befoit Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard. She. riffa Xoor binte Alowee bin AbduIrahman Khered sued two rtufi intents. Syed Omar bin Abdullah Aljunied and Syed Abdnlrahman bin Allie Aljunied, th c
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    BIG TOBACCO HAUL.
    118 12 A large contraband tobacco haul was made by the Monopolies Department m the harbour on Monday, when sampans apparently making for vessels were raided and various quantities of toba> ■<> on which duty had not been paid were found. Five Chinese wer c produced m connection with
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    STILL MORE FERNANDO.
    78 12 Mr. A. J. Sheiky-Thompson has filed a notice for appeal agaii st the judgment of Mr. R. D. Acton sentencing Fernando to a term of twelve months on his re-trial on the charges of criminal breach of trust m respect of monies b.-loi.ging to residents __t the
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    S. S. V. F. ORDERS.
    46 12 Wednesday, Gth 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, S. V. A. Lecture by Commandant. Thursday, 7th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, Lewis Gun Class. Friday, Bth 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v) Field Sections, Camp Arrangements Signals, Lecture on D 111, etc.
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