The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 October 1922

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    9 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. m MERCANTILE fire
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    10 1 SDAY, OCTOBER 11, KPRRS tnmam mmmm^ *^m.
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    AN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SHIPPING DISASTER.
    767 1 AN EIGHTEENTH CENTURY SHIPPING DISASTER. 1922. THE DAY m Owing to differ* I British and French J sent from Paris, the Generals left Mud W later Page 7. I It is expected thi be signed as soon tions have been re been requested to i immediately to ha In response
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      47 1 smmti 1 -AWL TEN CENTS. Raffles Roiel. te A F* s Orchestral Gone m ."Ses Orchestra. rl Toint Musical Directors: Mu icV Dance U»»,._Hf»»»» 1 < ______8_nBHHM_i__i_H_HB^^^H^^M KALAMAZC LOOSE LEAF BO( TFIE FINISHED ARTICLE CAN BE SUPPLIED NOW BV" FRASER &NEAVE, THE ARCADE, SINGAPORE. *i _> i_ -U 1_
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      123 1 SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNE, Bs&st&gbgtg .EPHONE 2920 ATPJTC^ *l* w*mi^ e^l Wr* j as J^ v -i c mmW Q Jt__S D.N.NOLLY. JL Music V Y_TB^1 w^v I HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES BIB I Soie Manufacturers:— I ARDA1H TOBACCO THE EUROi slanagement beg to announce RACE WEKK.— Tuesday and Tharsdaj Dinner Dance until
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      36 1 fdgf Ww mmmmms^^* AT MOQERATE PRIGI CO., LTD., LONDOi I,'- rendered during .«:h1 after Di»m« and Ices. 1ESTRA under the Direction >hone No. 27-lu < y Line.*). HE EUROPE HOTEL LTD. Arthur E. Odell, Man, l Photograpl
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      43 1 PE HOTEL. •ORE. v the following V ograu une October 17th and 10th, aftei AL RACE DI. NER followed !u •>. Dance only |1«50. m r will be served on Saturday Dance until midnight. 8. Dane** only $1.50. Scottish Dinner will be served or
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    BUKIT K. B.
    174 2 The report of tha Director.- to the ftnttfj general meeting to be held at the Char- 1] tered Hank Chfmben on Tuesday. October Tth at 12 o'clock 8008, says: The profit for the year amounted 3.02; from which must b« deducted h<« debit balance from last account
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    "THE OWL AND THE MOON."
    206 2 Thia novel, published by John Loug, i* (ievrribed as cloeely in the running for the j vent John Lon^ i'soo prize for the best i irst Novel. We are prepared to admit that thore must have been some reason, outside advertiting, for the appearance of
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    33 2 Wednesday, lltfl>. Band Praetkfp, 5.15 ■.m. Siprnailin^ (lass, f).ir> p. m JS..! unlay, 14th. Field Day. S«e Social (Mbn. The Anniial Rolay Race will tak«» plac« Mi Saturday, October 21st.
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    19 2 Dame Nellie Melba. D.8.E., arrirad at < *4ombo by the- Xaldora and i* th« guect Ril Excellency the Gor©n»or I
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      262 2 TO I f OR FOR SALE. LARGE G(>m>WNS, newly erected area from u.OOO to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LARGE STORKS from 6,000 V> 24,000 bq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices and godowns. Centrally situatedAll immediate entry, gt)ing cheap. Apply or wrile to A.
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      553 2 M.w i. \zi:i ir; rf {E-jjTT'B nA.' jfc^tfj NEW SERIAL \N ould you sit quietly and allow the man you love to yield to a mad Infatuation that you know will result in his unhappiness See the ■ohrtfon (>f this problem, that demanded all of a woman's tact and Patience,
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      758 2 ML'' *^£j^ S^£dP^ t^'-*'* Programme from Sunday, Bth October to Pi Me/, Uth < IX THE SECOND .JHOW AT 9 P.M. 'DODffl VV THE DEVILISH DeIAGON.* 1 'TOPICAL BUDGET" flilfllnellHf, British Screen Ke A photodrama of trun mulojs jrrip, stoiy deeply intereetioi A William Fox Production Featuring WILLIAM iRNUM "WOLVES
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    BOOK OF THE DAY.
    716 3 i:w GUINEA. i f-i 1 i■■ <>[ < anish; Men. Bj W. P. Alder, lilusiiated with Photographs by the Author. Leonard Parsons. Bs. 0,!. net ,\< iboina— epice-scentcd "Ambon" sinks and fa<!<.-- away into the morning mists as J v i an s allur- hs, ef
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    JAPENESE NEWS.
    73 3 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi--Nichi Shrnibon.) Tokio, Oct. I. Mr. Nalcaji Kajiwara hai been appointed President of the Nippon Kwanjryo Ginko jeeession to Mr. Gentaro Shimon. Mr. Kiroku Ohpuchi, a member of Parliament, has been charged by the police of Toyohashi under allegation of disobedieme to tho
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    45 3 +m A few days ago an aeroplane went out from the Don Muantf Aerodrome, in Siam, ard flying northwards met with an accident resulting in the machine dropping down in Changvad Thonburi. The machine was completely w.ecked and the aviator was killed on the spot.
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      285 3 1 f l V J-B v 31 V •^!t d^r ISKIa I r a puiurf i.l hr»l;r, md hapi'in"- I (innot >p<»k A Doctor says I fed on Glaxo c v. t i thlivi .1 splendid! > „y s or babeea who caimot be breasi I All to whom I
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      610 3 m W^^^^Wi as e m^tto or slogan of the House i l^"*3' The motto will gradually find its jf^T 'way on to our stationery and our i CV 9*^* both sides of me 'li T^l *111 le?^ labels, i nis will become a distinL^rlf guishing mark as well as a
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    A CRICKETERS LOG.
    971 4 (A Cricketer's Log by Gilbert Jessop.) Lancashire is so fond of telling us that "What Lancashire says to-day, England says to-morrow" that there is a malicious satisfaction in recording that what Lancashire, through her Press, said about Mr. Jessop the first time he played in a county
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      551 4 J^s^XCHSBk2^^>w_E '•^>« «^M^^^MCMff_S_S__^ L> v i r;, Every Test of Value Overland Leads To-day Owners report 30 miles to a gallon of gasoline with negligible upkeep expense. The all-steel body and tested quality materials insure longer life and high resale V Q 1 1 1 g\ There's real comfort in
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      817 4 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF j VALUABLE RUBBER PLANTATION The Undersigned have been instructed to sell by puMic um| room, Raffles Chambers, \l allies Plat*, ON MONDAY, 16th OCTOfiEB AT 2.30 p. n. "I'LL' BBNUT" RUBBBS ESTATE All that piece of valuable land situate a- and fronting U Johore Bahru, (six
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    395 5 Agent! David and Toft. Renonjc Tin, 1,017 pikuls. Agents Adamson, Gilfillan and Co. Rahman Hydraulic Tin, 1,200 pikule. Secretary N. Gomes (Malacca). Ayer Molek, 17,103 total llmos., 195,101. Secretaries Chun Sze Onn and Co. New Scudai, 32.000; total 6 mos, 148,00< Agenta East Asiatic Co. Bft.
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    PARIS IN AUGUST.
    154 5 ria in the d< p r century. Manv of the-taxicaba an pat out to gn mi the eountiy, and thesapina or The hustle of th n place to leisure, an I true Pai t]^ in Par i h Gran i Prix bag I run, really 1 day
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    25 5 Colonial Office appointments mark dunrir the month ended Auj-. 9 nclvde: Miss m. s. Ntvii't., mmfng liatar, B Tapt. K. Horan. adjutant, Malacca Voh teera,
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      177 5 TO ?<r.i. ii, u.c. !".urope Hotel Apply to The Manager, f i rod. n.c. M I.itrht, i ntry. r 12- M .«i lho II k n'.ipace. Terms in 11-10 d build < eil Stivt-i i basineai pi flanassi b, u.c. i ressmg i ghout. to 4 IMJ I tcti ground
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      588 5 Aui'HUIN SALES U< TION BALE The undersigned have been favour.- 1 wii Bals-iatam, fta*. chambers, £SJ. SLe. OH MONDAY, Ifta OCTOBER AT L'3o P vl' BUILDING SI IK AT TAKJONG K VTONG at^r^rE^^tt^-:-,-"-' H AVELOCK ROAD l.u.d and the three-storeyed brick and tileroofed business shop-hoioes Nee, tl and 45 Haveock
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      922 5 NOTICES. j GOVERNMENT OF JOHORB. The GoTernaMßt prepaid o i icorvt tendsri up to noon of the 10th October, IMS, Tor the sole rights of Pawnbroking in the ,J)istnct of Kluang Road, Jalan Pancher, Batu i iihat jn the State of Johore, for the period ending list. December, 1923. Particulars
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      903 5 TENDERS. r 7; GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. SeSSiS. W Offi b at th October 192? 7' U S n f the 20th juctober, 1922, for the following works with 'the exception of items 2, 3 and 7 for wl ch Tylers eio« at noon of the 13th Octetr ?i Uar^ S f
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      810 5 TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. I TEXDERS will be received at the Office of the Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements, up to noon of Wednesday, the Bth November, 1922, for the supply of the under-mentioned materials for manufactures to the Singapore Prison during the year 1923: 1. Fine white rattan No.
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      49 5 JLL While service is the Primary requisite of Eye Glasses be sure that Mountings and style conform to ftmx personality. Our Rin -Glasses offer the very utmo>( rin service, comfort, ami stylo. N. LAZARUS— OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BUILDING BATTERY ROAD. Refraetkmkt Mr. R. v. Meyer, FJBMXX (Loml.) F.1.0. (En-).
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTHS.
    38 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTHS. S HARRISON.— At Chipstead, on October 7th, the wife of C. K. Harrison, of a daughter. j DAVIES. At Furopean Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, on October 7th, to Mr. aiul Mrs. B. Davies, a tluujrhter. I
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1922. Women and Children.
    592 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1922. Women and Children. .{nired culture, and of her wider experience The question of a [we man to women. How will they answer it in this part of the world Recent social events in Singapore have called the attention of the j public to
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    770 6 Mr. C. D. D. Bogmn, who has been on a holiday in Sydney, is returning to Penang in the course of a few days. A compositor getting a comma in the WTWtg rAace, the "China Express and Telegraph" refers to "Dr. Lixn Boon, King of A moy." Admiral Anderson, aboard
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    66 6 LAWN TENNIS. (From Our Own Correspondent;) Kuala Larr.pur, Oct. 10th. A letter lias been received hero from Singapore, suggesting that a team of local lnwn tennis players meet Singapore team at Christmas, at Singapore, on the Davis Cup lines. Four singles and one doubles match, two singles on
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    P. M. S. RAILWAYS.
    258 6 Mr. Henshaw's report for the year 1921 is published in the F. M. S. Government Gazette. Naturally is is largely statistical. The net profit during the year was $501,552, representing 0.29 on the capital expenditure of 174 millions. It has been a year of severest trade
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    CHINESE CONSUL-GENERAL "AT HOME."
    218 6 CHINESE CONSUL-GENERAL "AT HOME." Yesterday. eleven years ago, the Chinese Revolution proper, to overthrow the Manchu Dynasty, commenced at Wuchana: and the anniversary of tho auspicious event is jrearly obsoi-x-ed by Chinese all over the world, as the Double Ten Commemoration Day (tho tenth day of the Tenth Moon.) The
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    NAVAL NOTES.
    165 6 Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur C. Ltveson, K.C.8., who is relieving H. E. Admiral Sir Alexander L. Duff, K.C.8., as Commander-in-Chief, China Station, is due at Singapore on 29th. instant In Karmala, accompanied by Lady Leveson and family. Admiral DufT returns to England by the Dongola. H.M.S. Peterfield, mine-sweeping sloop,
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    68 6 The (i»ath occurred at. Taipinj? of the infant son of H. H. Sultan of IVrak. The Bombay Council has discussed a motion of Sir Setalva<l to anitnd the Bombay Rent Act with a view to extend its l««o by one year but allowing a higher percentage of rent to landlords.
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    VACILLATING RUSSIA.
    125 6 LENIN BACK AGAIN KRABSH I Dl It is rumoured in M«. will resign, on ing to tl tsiatic Consolida MANY CHAN< Sweeping reform si result of Lenin'i rei ir example, it is said tf political board, (on Chefca, will be limiti reduced by eeventj i licved that tlicwill
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  • THE STRIKE SEASON.
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      AMSTERDAM PORT STRIKE.
      48 6 A fresh sti ike of wroii the question «>f v. work at the pun bai i.. BORDEAUX .men \i,i;r: IJonl. Tin- mmwu'i strike ha itifken having conditions, MASBBILLBS \i. \i\ Bl 0( If and The dockers and coml-ti in ed on an immodii I I
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      DANISH POLITICS.
      136 6 Coftnktftt, k. TJ] >:aanls Cabil .<:juried. If. C. Cold, United Steamship Company, emus a? Minister for Y Brorsen replaces Bern: >. Defence. The portfolio of 3&ted by Rotho, is toinp to the Minister of Conum NEW MARK RBOOtD. I.ondoi A new low record for tht irl registered in
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    137 6 By courtesy of the N Shimhun The Imperial Court ha forthcoming banquet ..v valence of cholera, (Thick intf. Tokio fin#uair Jf.104 YJXII. While Japan ii» Ired .n !!i. y. Shantung. China enacta Japan to red sixty million yei M U has boon decided Central Bureau shortly, i that
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      147 6 I I DON'T HOPE 1 1 CALDB£CK f MACGfiEGOfi C9^i I FOR THE BEST. I Caldbeck ftacgregor Co., Limited (Incorporated in Shai\uhai.» I WHOLBSALB AND RETAIL VINE AND srißlT HBBCHANB (OFFICE) (PHONE) 87 Cecil Stra 228 I'ATKDMsr.II I!V ROYALTY. P REQUISITES FOR THE DINING TABLE CANTEENS of TABLE PLATE I
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      9 6 I JOHN DUKE. i N 16, Battcvy Road, Singapore.
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    THE MUDANIA CONFERENCE.
    124 7 fttßB I«BTATION HPTCH. i i>:< •>« i. 9. ret—ned ing to dilTehad and Rome. ;.!(lania. A will i>e by 0 '!< to Paris Get u. ••-patched sup- to disp Mudania with ■v genThi STOPPED. &i intiaople, Oci I H •■•P movenn sl Ismid urely local ord< U
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    BRUNEI DEPRESSED.
    77 7 BR UNEI DEPRESSED. Bru ng nue of $161,520 The renpared with 175,000 ii I allowing for the revenue tie years q itematisation of «gH about. I oul I »o to S1 ite bu the I some •v-}- its are ric* and nor--1917, having inorts 738 in fact as if the
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    45 7 rations -any mterestOne was the UW walls of the mo of which of the vear Mongul occupation rKuWai Khan. Another •1 Shows a symmetrical I h:; h.^ occupy a promi- >* that wVh* fmm th*»e wer* the inv *dins Chinese "wtv s number O f Christian
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    UNITED ENGINEERS.
    4114 7 MR. LEMBERGER RETIRES. SHARKHOI.OKKS CRITICISM. Ml gtnv.al meeting of United Limited Wai held at the offices f .he Company in Damar read yesterday. tfaaaffinsj Director, Mr. V. V. Lembe'r- d there were also present J A. l>. Stiayhan, assistant to W. ii. liac*r*cor, a. B. i*y (Directors), Frank
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      269 7 'His Master's Voice' RECORDS Selling Gems of the Month DANCE MUSIC 10 INCH DOUBLE SIDED RECORDS. B 1280 Circulation. Waltz B 1287 Sweet and Low Walt/ Gossiping. Fox Trot Silver Star Waltz B 1294 My Sunny Tenncs^e. FoxTvot B 1306 Say It With Musi*. Fox Trot Ma One-Step. Sweet L^y.
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      553 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The "Blue Funnel" Line—Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES, HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM and
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      559 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE •LL2BMAS' ft IUCKNALL STEAMSHIP C». X.U.. (Incorporated in EngUnd). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Ha» Siaiapow. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nov. 3 s.s. CITY OF YORK Dec. 14 sj». CITY OF SIMLA Jan. 28 s.g. CITY OF POONA Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles aiiJ London Dec.
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      604 8 P, O. BRITISH iftt 1 AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated in Enirland.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SEB PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 9. N CO (Under Contract with Rih Mj;nHy'« Govcn LONDON rAR-KASTrtN SEB FHOM LONDON MABSKILLBa DUE SIN'GAPOKiO LF.n. NANKIN about Oct. 5 WAVfA I KARMALA about Oct. 23 HT\ KASHGAR
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      663 9 <£SI« iTEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. lilt Ul tiNVOKTORATED IN SIAM.) fcia#l aau Kelanten, Pangnara, Telupin, PaUni, Singora 1% (humpon, and Bangkok, i Arrival Departure Oct W Oct.' 18 i throughout Witt d^etric light, and have excellent acc©m- ,-ngera. id trip from Singai ore to Bangkok and Singapore via coast Duration
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      665 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co Ltd A MANCHURIAN UNE.) (Incorporated in Englaad.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK merS Due S pore Route For ALGOUS AXTOX m Ct "I IUGZl
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      659 9 ISTHMIAN LINE DIRECT SERVICE SINGAPORE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ. FAIRFIELD CITY duo Singapore bo load Nov. 17 1922. MOBILE CITY due Singapore to discharge Xov. U 1922. MOBILE CITY duo Singapore to load De •>- {9t2 Taking cargo on Through Bills of Lading to all Inland
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1169 10 Our local "star" swimmer, W. Penrice, continues to add to tho already large number of trophies his prowess has gained since his arrival in the Colony three years ago. For the third year in succession he has won the Hay-Taylor Cup for the long distance race from the
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    213 10 ov< entering the earth's atmosphere, meteorites have undoubtedly been wandering for a considerable tinu in space, but Prof. A. T. Jones notes in Science that drifting fragments must have a temtote considerably above absolute zero, •r— 274 deg. when picked up by our planet. They have been exposed continu>usly to
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    99 10 The French Homeward mail Afigkor is due here from Saigon on Friday morning, the 13th instant at daylight. She will sail the same day at 4 p.m. for Penang, Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles. As the result of the discovery of 54 stowaways aboard the President Jackson
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      75 10 i Service Stored in Even Cord." j Continental Cord I 1 Tyres t S Whether the test is on the city or country roads, J CONTINENTAL CORD TYRES prove their tough- 11 ness, strength and wear resistance. n Their good looks reflect their long lasting qualities. ii //%^x\ Every Continental
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      333 10 |i|||[« |IIH ■"COUGH 0 I Whs, Golds BB oroup. j WMOOPINO COUCH, i alSj' MOARBIHISS, BRONCHITIS. HI CONTAINS NO NARCOTIC I J Chamberlain Medicine Co. h I li Manufacturing Ph»rtn»ci«t», f fiilllj !>♦• Molnmt. low. V. 8. A. JB& SMALL SIZE rt GloversV Dog I f Medicines I I Book
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      127 10 Genasco Roofindl 2 PLY AND S PLY Ql COMPLETE WITH PATEN T RANT-LEAK KLEAIS I j AND NAILS m FIXING '1 the result of ##i the long over AH Years isl run ch< i>qp I > wltnstands *egi7i/i//igt o I tropical heat end. becau*A and rain and ;*-^;:-JB^j !j a/icf
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      622 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Djambi, etc at Cucob 9 a.m. Pulau Soeji Hong Soon 9 a.m. Bangkok 880B Bo nult 9 Kuantan, etc. R 1 om P.ngk.l Pinan*, „,c. U,n^kZ a m Malacca and Um, Ban Wtatt Ipi Port Sha m 4 r,,, ane Medusa q r.n,. Pontianak Ban Fo goon
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    EXCHANGE.
    87 11 October 10. Bank 1 m.*. j ;,..> Bank demand 2 4 j,j, Privato credit.- mB. 18-32 New York, demand ,-,i -T Credits 90 days ,->:p t France, demand »;j. India, T. T. 17> Hongkong, demand 10% p,e. I'rem. Yokohama, demand 107 Java, demand 135 Vi Bangkok, demand 90% Sovereign,
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    PRODUCE.
    91 11 October 10. Tin (Buyers $82% 1 Xo wllen Gambicr Cube No. 1 17.00 Pepper Black 12% Pepper (white fair) 21.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 9.00 Pearl Sago small 7.75 Copra Sundried 9.50 Opium, Benares unc. 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white 245 Bice, Sitm No. 1 for export 880 Rice, Siam
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    33 11 i Singapore. Oct. 10. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot 29 %n 30; Kor.-Dec. 30 M 31; Jan.-Maivh 32 32^.. London quotation sheet 8 s d. Markll Easier.
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    JOHAN TIN DREDGING, LTD.
    251 11 The following circular ha- been issued to <hareholdors: Mr. If, C. Corbett having repotted his tfeturn from kave on the Ist inst.. his nominee ICr. J. B. If. Buckworth has reaigned from the Board. Col. Cecil Rao resigned from the Board on 2nd inst. Mr. George
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    85 11 Yesterday's Alteration*. K. Kamunting 1.14.0 1.16.U Kinta Ass. (400,000—10) 4.00 4.7.1 Raub. Aust. (£200,000— 41) 1.2'» 1.75 Taiping- Tin (1,200,000) SO 90 Titi Tin (900.000— 10) 3.50 4. Broga (?1) 30 40 Bukit Katil (400,000—1 40 50 Kuala Sidim (600,000—1) 1.45 1. New Scudai ($l.BO pd.) nom.
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCE.
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      FRASER'S REPORT
      146 11 Singapore, Oct. Hi. lu- 6d. liuycis, no aellen at $82^7',i per pikol. R«bbcf«.—Quiet I'tan Simpana $1.10, Kuala Sidima $1.55, Lunaa $5, Banctt 76 Kedaha $I^s, Kempau $3^5, Jimaha 80, Batang Bmara 60, Malako i f United Halaccaa 75, X. u Serendaha $1.55, llalaka Pindaa 77 1-. Miafag.—Collierieg $14,
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      MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
      143 11 niaiapW, Oet. 10. Silver .'ss 8«16. Honpkong 14 J t per cent, premium. Share Market.—Quiet. liubher:;.—Bids are wanted for Efeing| ChimpuU, Ayer Bfoleks, Bukit Kajai Xcw Serendahs, afuara and Balgowniea. Tin-.—Taipinprs 77H H2'b, Norths sJ 87%, Souths 87% 92%, Etenonga 19s. 205.. Johans .'{71- 42%, Ulu Piata 95
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      LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
      160 11 Singapore, Oct. 10. Tin.- jli!."». 2s. M. $82.37 »•>. no Mlta. Ixubbeih. Brop;as 'i.T 1^ "2 1 Jiinahs 80 B5, Mahika Pindas 80 85, Malakotr $1.70 soiiers, Kuala Sidimt $1.45 $1.55, Teluk Ansons buyers $4.50. Ulu Pandans 60 «f>. Bassetts 70 75. .Mines. Johans 10 45,
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    100 11 Cairo Sela.ngor made a profit la.st year of £3,898. This is equal tp 10 per cent, on the capital, although in present circumstances no dividend is to be paid. The coiupany's f.o.b. costs have been rcntmed 7.67d. per lb.. and a further reduction is promised this year. Prye Rubber and
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    CECIL STREET GODOWNS.
    415 12 Land Owners and Architects at Law. Mr. M. Guston and Mr. E. J. Nathan, described as land owners in Singapore, were plaintiffs in an action before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard in the Supreme Court yesterday. They claimed $18,837.05 arising out of the construction of four godowns in Cecil
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      S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      93 12 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Class Single. Poyser beat Watson, 6—l, 6—2. Hoblyn beat Gale, 6—2, 6—4. Hare vs. Hide, unfinished. Schofield vs, Voelker, unfinished. Hogervorst beat Strachan, 9—7, (5—1. Dean beat Furber, w.o. D. Class Single. Dobson beat Gordon, 6—l, 7—5. J>uguid ]>eat Roberts, B—6,8—6, 6—o. Belford beat Manchester,
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      90 12 A. Class Double. Davison and Dykes vs. Stewart and Ambler. Gamble and Coates vs. Luville and Williams. Meredith and Manchester vs. P^arce and Frick. Poyser and Roberts vs. Hendrio and Hare. Jamiecon and Brown vs. Hogcrv'orst and RomneyBarnes hml Hammond vs. Quinton and Collier. Marshall and Ashworth vs.
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      TO-MORROW'S TIES.
      79 12 A. Class Double. Prentis and Dyne vs. Kleinman and Utermark. B. Class Double. Livesay and Warren vs. Stredwick and Parish. de Mello and Schiesser vs. Salter and 'Strachan. Winter and Wardle vs. Milligan and Borneman. B. Class Single. Collyer vs. Stanbury. Taafe vs. Bond. Bell vs. Smith. Donaldson
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      S. C. C. BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
      16 12 Playing on Monday McKean beat Chater in the Championship by 21—13.
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      YESTERDAY'S RESULT.
      12 12 Double Handicap. Nelson and Chater beat White and Lyall 21-18.
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      TO-DAY'S TIE.
      6 12 Championship. Foggie n». McKean.
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      RACE TRAINING.
      767 12 With the added interest of publication o* the weights, there was much keenness displayed in the work done yesterday morning on the Racecourse, quite a large number attending. Unfortunately for the members, and doubtless happily for the trainers, there was a very heavy mist early, which shrouded the
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      RUGBY.
      160 12 Yesterday's Practice Game. Two full sides were out for the practice game on the Padang yesterday between Whites and Colours, when the former side secured a win by a goal and two tries to nil. Cook was largely responsible for his side's success, and he was the outstanding player
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      S. C. C. vs. JOHORE.
      57 12 The S. C. C. will have a strong side out against Johore at Johore on Saturday afternoon, the fifteen selected yesterday evening after the practice game being as follows: Pearson; Holmes Smith, Webster, Cook, Furber; Warren, Dr. Sloper; H. R. S. Law (captain), Ramsay, Leonard,
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      SINGAPORE CUP FINAL.
      61 12 The S. C. C. Team. The following players were selected last night to represent the S. C. C. against the 2nd MiddLesex Regiment in the final of the Singapore Cup on Monday. Players are required to be ready for play by 4.45 p.m. Dean; Gale, Corben; Sinclair,
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      HOCKEY.
      52 12 The following teams have been arranged for a practice game on the Padang, to-day, Wednesday, at 5 p.m.:—Whites: McMullan, Batemen, Graham Brown, Holyoak, Griffin! Cooper, Gilroy, Adams, Schof.eld, Duffus Black. Colours: Thackray, Hide, Milligan, Winter, Paterson, Nash, la Mothe, Stocks, Hoblyn, Holmes Smith, Prentis. Col. Tyte and Capt. Jelf
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      BANTAM WEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP.
      33 12 London, Oct. 9. At Hanley, in the contest for the European bantam weight championship, twenty rounds, the Frenchman Ledoux, holder, was awarded the fight, Harrison retiring after the eighteenth round.
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