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

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. T£N CENTS. SINGAPORE, Sjg., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1922. No. 10,738
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    259 1 There is little change at Constantinople. The Turks are apparently still trying to force matters but Allied unity is more apparent; the French and Italian naval forces are beinjj reinforced and America is sending a battleship Page 7. Speaking at the Guildhall Mr. Bonar Law stated that
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1492 1 QuicquAd agunt homines noitri ett farragt libelli Juymnal. The sub-editors this week have had a trying time. The mere expansion of Natli?> and Indlib that is rendered necessary by telegraphese is a tiring operation, but when there came the Constantinople main mis»e and he had to
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      195 1 MAI/MOID ps******^ I Raffles Hotel. ARMISTICE NIGHT. will bo served T -night followed by a Daiu-e I until 1 a.m. Dinner $:^.oo. i ra will have the prior claim to seats in the Evening Dress essential for Dancing". Reser. SARKIES BR(M«ns, fekphon< Proprietor sT' gaiiu^l fTi^uiuuuuxn»i»»M»iHHiH»iiii»niiiiiniin»iniiiniii«amtmn^nmg^ KALAMAZOO LOOSE LEAF BOOKS
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      156 1 KELLY AND WALSH, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG). PHOTOGRAPHS OF PICTURESQUE LOCAL SCENES TASTEFULLY MADE UP AS CALENDARS AND CHRISTMAS CARDS SUITABLE FOR SENDING TO FRIENDS IN THE HOMELAND AS CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR GIFTS. BIG SELECTION NOW ON SALE. BURNETT'S ■DRY v AND OLD TOM GIN The Best Obtainable Imported By
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      279 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Clerk-typist wanted for •hardbrokcr's office—Pace 2. Guthric's stock the pcpular British Tennor:t's beev—Page 6. Bolter claims t 0 dive the best Berries nrd quality in town—Page L Notice: Rv despatch of Chrtermas parcels by Gosling and Co.—Page 2. Muller and Phipps are local agents for the famous Gilette
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    88 2 Mr. J. W. van de Stadt who died at The Hague on Oct. 6, was in his fiftythird year. H* was manager of the Netherlands Trad- Society here during the time when the fiollar exchange was fixed and he left vke Bank shortly after, returning later to *»gapore as Manager
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      511 2 TO I lirOBFOR SALE. LARGE liif'ilWXS, mewly erected area from IU,OOO to 50,000 sq. ft. facing rivt-T. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices and godow»s. Centrally situatedAll immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to A. J. ABRAHAM,
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      600 2 EXTRAORDINARY BIG PRODUCTIONS Ist SHOW AT 7.30 SHARP NATHAN HIRSH presents FLORENCE CHASE In the A. I. Special Feature THE WOMAN ABOVE REPROACH A ttaUling drama in five parts LARRY SEMON IN 'SOLID CONCRETE The Screen's comedy are in his latest rib-rattling: riot. In 2 acts. 2nd SHOW AT 9.15
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      290 2 Commencing NOV. 13th at 9.30 p.m. THE DARKTOWNJPSTRELS Including 1 THE FAMOUS LOUISIANA TRIO. PLANTATION SONGS, •i By Real Southern Negroes. Booking- now open at MOUTRIE'S. PEICBB S3, 2 and I. NOTICE Far tho convenience of Theatro Patrons IWmp will be open at tho Theatre Box Offico during: Holidays, Hinr
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      316 2 Alhambra TheaKi Programme from Tuesday, 7th Nov to IN THK SECOND SHOW i I TOPICAL BUDGET I British Screen N I A Splendid Epic of the Sea Irvin I Presented by W.W Hodkinson C I PARTNERS OF THE TIDE I In 7 Reels S From the novel bj Joseph i
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION RULES.
    770 3 1 The Gorernor i,, Oomeil lum made the following a.Mitional rule*.--•A Rubber imported by sea into M*!**., Proving Wellesley or the Din- shall upon proof of such import be ivoxporu ,1 frtv of duty and without M<*n «t Lfeenec or eoopons. I «vin K of Standard t'rmluction
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    133 3 An attempt by a land type plane to land on the deck of a warship of the United States navy proved successful recently. The iwo-seater landed on the flight deck of the U S. S. Langfley while the vessel was proceeding at a speed of six knots an hour during
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      313 3 an m A n*fi iSaV a^i MttltMjiLMfrßTTM.*g^nn\ fIF^V I Does your Baby laugh 1 I like this gaby laughs idealise he is happy— he is happy because be ia Vf I health)^ His pooil health is mainly the result of right feeding *>? I I Thit i» why the Glaxo-fed
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      235 3 y^t^T^^ I 4Jt^ A.M.A. J *^BSBMIMi george rltluntn &co. ltd. f Vy-Ar^^^ -Z (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). Hn •MPPOVEstt S j: ■ftICOOKINCI nAATT? Cf7V^/ID UUL Donobbke V i= C^liV/^ bLJGAK [111 our word I gUiiJ for it -buy I ;I w a«S 1 iVM CHINER y Bnd note In6 Ja Specialists
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    THE JAPANESE NAVY.
    151 4 Private advice* from well-informed sources in Japan indicate a strong probability that the Japanese naval authorities will not proceed with the project of conv«rtimg the half-built battle cruiser*. It ie unlikftl? that anything 1 would be done in that direction before next April in any case, and
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    35 4 Wednesday 15th. Ambulance and Signal, ling Classes, 5.15 p.m. Thursday 16th. Sports Heats, Raffles Institution Gkround. Friday 17th. Sports Heats, Raffles Institution Ground. Saturday 18th. Sports Finals, Raffle* Institution Ground, 8 p.m.
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      460 4 'v/ rs^»si^alliV e SfeL/^il /l" \^**\r*^W' I/j i i I High in Quality Unusually low in Upkeep I The owner of a Willys-Knight is made to realize that it gives care-free, comfortable motoring, year after year at low operating expenses. This powerful quiet engine runs with extraordinary freedom from motor
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      442 4 w-fww/w%v-vw%^vwww%%%%*^s%v. ViW.v.v.v.v.v iVa iV I I 7Jx pcr/ame tf c I Oriental Fragrance. I MfcJLAWrTwi ff^TtifeL jUi 1 Sole Propr.- ->■-« and !n»- t ajjJHH_^g»»\^Bi- i>| IheCdatraw- Orienul Pe R jkTvH&M^S^.^ hasu-so-hana. phul-nan^, I I IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN BUSINESS PREMISFS AND RESIDENTIAL PROP; I At Messrs. CHEOXG
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      532 4 CHURCH SERVICES. IWENTY-SBCOND SUNDAY AFTER j TRINITY. Sunday, November 12. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.15 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). !>.ir> a.m. Matins and Litany. i p.m. Tho Catechism. S.SO p.m. Evensong and Sermon. ST. MATTHEW'S SEPOY LINES. ,^.ir> ajsv Evensong it. 'id Sermon. During the following wok:
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    ANGORA'S REPLY TO ALLIED NOTE.
    863 5 The following is the text of the reply of the Angon Govevnmvnt, dated October 4, to the Allied invitation dated September 23 to a Peace Conference lie Government of the National Grand ">iiy tbanki the three Allied Governmenti for the Note which they have been
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      148 5 r to T w 1- 77T ii» I I I lift and fun I 11K uc E I Chamber I :üb -1 u.c. E f [anxioni i. u.c. -Pollux Ron 7J I u.c. uc Rol u.c. No*. io.;, ttl r togetl j M. C u.c I .nd 36 ntry from
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      388 5 AUCTIQNSALES MORTGAGEE'S SALE 1 instruct.on, tc >s, Raffles I>lac- ZV mb rat2 opm ESTATE TRUST ACEXdES LTD (Successors to Chin e Keng Le; L T Co.) Auc T tloncer3 K -'at- Agents. d g, n.M.S. Solicitor. 11.11 M THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. t\ »»tttt
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      498 5 TENDERS. STATE OV JOHORE. PKISONs" DEPARTMENT. Jotor"e Blh™", be eiv<!d Secreuriat 1« fl!! P nOon n th 30th No TC mber lowing a'S',;.*' 11 8 th yMr 1923 of th A. Food-stuffs, K. Tools and Materials to^i^ t^ f b^r d on wM tlw hefd^rpX"'" wi!l be required for cach
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      350 5 Eyesight K Free I i Carefully i^B& of Examined Ml|b* Charge. J > H. M. The King of Siam. > WANT OF CARE DOES US MORE DAMAGE THAN W V\T OF KNOWLEDGE". (BENJAMIN FRANKLIN) :I IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYESIGHT I CONSULT J. BERNARDINE DOYLE OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN > (Member of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE.
    31 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. MARRIAGE. M I NTO-BEI TERIDGE.- At St. Andrew's Charci'.. IVnanjr, on 6th November. Ireorgv Minto to Margaret Dorothy, daughter of P. Betteridg*. 8.A., LL.D.. and Mrs. Betteridg-o. Bradford (Yorks).
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1922. The Position in Turkey.
    757 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1922. The Position in Turkey. The position at Constantinople is Still critical. The demands of the Ahgoran Government have now been stilted, and they are excessive in the extreme appetite has grown by eatin jr. The obvious objective is to alter the conditions arranged
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    1388 6 m Convicted of removing- sand from Crown land at Blakanjr Mati three Chinese were fined $30 each by the Third Magistrate yesten "ay. Tht Police Courts will be closed on Saturc';.y and Monday but Mr. Gouriay, the Third Magistrate will lit till noon on Monday to digpO— of small cases.
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    13 6 I the I month- char- I the i to nu I
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    INCOME TAX.
    86 6 I four lettc by ovei cariyim "11 to 111 Urge rrorai I: warded to 1 «Sir,-\\. chants and 1 in Singapo B appoint' K ananim< B the B Hi U 11 co- H may take v fl ment to a J{ mmi ■up] I At a mi Fruil
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    LOCAL PROPERTY AUCTION.
    74 6 The i Sens tad Co at [GhuKa >• Freehold land Road, atva i I Mi A. K. P. 1 $5,300. i Freeehold land Roa<i. area A. R. M. Xada; 99 years 1 easel New Bj by Mr. Tan Bag Km I 99 jmxt lea* il*»* Now Bridge
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    144 6 Tb Met] 1 Toronto 1 majority pit.^. We ■mtoiaHmi that jthonu- U-avi-s Boat! P< Gajah) Chaplaincy at t!to he coßMemti :r# Sir riau.i. H 0« the Latgoe af R- T^ Geneva, hai m J»P» big Tokyo Im wm i «ceited by^^ Eliot, \h British AmbM»*^ j ,of the .lapau Re,l
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      153 6 I WHISKY fir* Ai\ \^T^B (Gold Label) /Ws (tilts CfILDBEGK J^^fe^^^ MACGREGOR B-^ (x uU., LIU. I (Incorporated in Shanghai) I SCOTCH WHISKY Pho fROPRIETORSj Bulloch. Lade Co. OFFICE GLASGOW AND LONDON. 87, CECIL STREET. FIRST— IV TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF PRACTICAL WE HA\ AL" Ai IS TO ALL EYEGLASS
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      9 6 REPAIRS, ONE HOUR JOHN DUKE. 16, Battery Road, Singapore.
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    EASTERN SITUATION EASIER.
    290 7 TIIK UNITED FRONT. ATTAINED. I., union. Nov. 9. tinople la Kss ..test via Paris il isfaetety led desire He met the to settle nd other Bi ce n suited of ops and 1 fixed, afteripal st Paris, \o\. 10. •be imprea Near East i; ed Sigh I
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    UNITED STATES NEWS.
    424 7 ELECTION RESULTS. H AIUMNG'S GOVERNMENT SAFE. [Reuter's Service] New York, Nov. 9. The position of the parties in the new' Congress is Republicans 21«; Democrats! Socialist one; Independent one. The outstanding returns are thirteen of which the Republicans only require to win two in order to rotnin
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    ARMY OCCUPATION COSTS.
    209 7 Washington. Nov. 9. The Ang-To-French and Italo-Belgian ambassadors submitted proposals to Mr. Hughes recognising the equality of Ame- j rican with Allied claims on Germany for the maintenance of troops of occupation. It is understood the Allies pointed out the impracticability of at present revising the whole
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    79 7 (By courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun). Tokio, Nor. 10. The budget for the next financial year was decided to-day at 1,350 million yen, expenditure and revenue. The estimates for the establishment of a Consulate General at Tientsin hare been adopted, but the bill for the establishment of
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    GUILDHALL BANQUET.
    155 7 PREMIER HOPEFUL. THOUGH HUSKY. [Reuter's Service.] London, Nov. 10. The traditional state and ceremonial marked the Lord Mayor's Banquet at the Guildhall, which was attended by several ambassadors, including the Japanese Mr. Bonar Law only arrived afver dinner, suffering from a cold and husky voice. He was heartily
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    A SEDITIOUS SPEAKER.
    301 7 CalcuttG. Nov. 9. The police have arrested the President of the Khilafat Committee on a charge of maLinir seditious* speech tlealinp with the Near East situation. KNVER ONCE MORE. Allahabad. Nov. 9. 1 1 Meshed correspondent of the Pioneer' reports that Enver Pasha is still alive and
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    GERMAN PLANS NOT CONCRETE.
    212 7 Berlin. Not. 9. Disappointment is expressed in Reparations Commission circles at the intangible character of the German proposals replying to the reparations note delivered early in the week requesting more concrete proposal! i in regard to the reorganisation of German finances. The reply considers the stabilisation
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    25 7 Our Penang correspondent advises us that the fourth performance by the Penang Choral Society of Merrie England, at a matinee, was a most successful Show.
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    CONSTANTINOPLE TO-DAY.
    770 7 INFLUENCE OF BRITISH TROOPS. From a superficial survey of the situation, both political and social, a stranger will get some curious impression* here. Never was there such a city for talk. Only a very good listener is able to remain here and be comfortable. Constantinople seems encircled by
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    GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS.
    97 7 The Covomment Gazette contains a number of tenders received for the construction of Government Building*, and he following were accepted: European Ward A General Hospital, Wee Cheng Soon, $198,000. European attendants' quarters, General Hospital Singapore, Brossard Moppin and Co. $42,212. Native kitchen block, Brosaard and Moppin, $28,920. Converting
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      119 7 THE SIGN OF SUPREMACY SIX CHAMPIONSHIPS IN EIGHT WEEKS I ■B i L f s-i^d^l* J A I¥• 1 1 r 1 P-^^'^^lPwa KAi I VlvrJUl v. MJr\LtLj CREATES CHAMPIONS HAVE YOU TRIED IT Championships won by players using a "J.H." ball 1. United States America Open 4. Massachusetts Open
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      486 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AM) 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. r SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES, HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT
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      499 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN BUCKNALI STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorportod in England). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Btafapor#. s.s. CITY OF YORK China and Japan Dee. 14 s.s. CITY OF SIMLA China and Japan Jan. 28 s.s. CITY OF POONA China ?nd Japan Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles and London
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      491 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA^i APCAR LINE I (Incorporated i n E MAIL AND PASSENGER Ax\D CAIM PENINSULAR AND OWEN j I (Under Contract with His M, I LONDON FAR-EASTERN Si I FROM LONDON TO MARBEI I DUE SINGAPORE I KASHGAR about Nov. 12 DONGO PL ASSY about Nov. 26 I
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      457 9 fSTm UEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. fit ]n (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) f 'Ul SINGAPORE— BANGKOK. COASTING SERVICE. y ebs. Kelantan, Pangnara, Telupin, Pjitani, Singora, ju ebumpon, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure MAH ii>ol. Nov. 13 Nov. 15 LA Nov. 20 Nov. 22 Nov. 27 Nov. 29 I ti throughout with eloctric light,
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      273 9 O. S. K. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. subject to change without previous notice) •uropean Line I For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez Port Said. •Amazon Maru arr. Nov. 20 dep. 21 Shunko Maru arr. Dec. 22 dep. 23 •Omit Marseilles. New York Line: For Saa Francisco Panama,
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      709 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Compaq, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EUerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN A MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in Englamd.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK Steamers. Due S'pore Route For ™!';?"Y, S Nov 20 Suez Philippines
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      675 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA VIA SUEZ 3.5. MOBILE CITY due Singapore Dec. 7 1922 s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER due Singapore Jan! 7 1923 TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT. s.s. FAIRFIELD CITY due Singapore Nov. 17 1922 s.s. MOBILE CITY due Singapore Jan. 17 1923 s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    808 10 MR. I). A. M. BROWN EXPLAINS. (To the Editor of the Straits Echo). Sir. It would be manifestly unfair both Mr. John Pye and myself if the statements rvported to have been made by the President of the Fsnang Turf Club at the Annual General Meeting held
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    PENANG MILLIONAIRE WILL CASE.
    454 10 The Chief Justice of Hongkong has delivered judgment in this case in Hongkong, which has been going on f° r th^ l i;st ten faen. In an action in Penar.tr in 1012 the death of one Cheung Tye Guan was declared and was nnchallengedi A young
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    43 10 Mr. T. A. Chilcott, Inspector of Police, Ipoh, is proceeding on transfer to Pahang shortly. Mr. Chilcott has been three years in Ipoh and as an officer in the detective and police sections of the force has done excellent service. (T. O. M.).
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    132 10 The French Homeward Mail steamer Azay Le Rideau is due here from Saigon on Saturday (this) afternoon, at 4 p.m. She will sail on Sunday morning at 6 a.m. for Penang, Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles. Two mammoth dredg-ers have been built by the Bengal Government to
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      61 10 PNcUMAiIC OR SOLID thr re is a CONTINENTAL. TYRE for every need. /OSS This mark stands tor a distinctive N^/ product backed by a determination to satisty the most exacting customer. This is what we offer you in CONTINUAL SOLID TYRES for lorries CONTINENTAL PNEUMATIC TYRES for automobiles and motor
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      510 10 A Footballer Yachtsman. Mr. HAROLD H. HALSE, j||W| The Famous Footballer, mfr^^^^^k At tho beginning of the gvg^^ ilw^ys b ffering IjiiigH^kg- v :fflL ;ii!«: wiion I had talTen one do»e I was relieved, after one bottle, all agonies disappeared.* 1 Evidence from Selangor. Mr. a de MORNAY, writes "It
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      64 10 JODEUtiP The Timber Pres«rvaii. Stocked jin I,l> 10 Gallon iw WHY PAY m High Prices for Hard Worn WHEN Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUSTAfIMVto Write for Particulars to The Borneo Company Limitii (Incorporated in England) Singapore, Ipoh and Penan& NOW READY. Singapore and Malayan Rougl Diary for
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      620 10 MAIL TABLE. n to-day! p u t-uinti 0 a.m. Merging, Kuala Pahaag and Kwntan r> r> Ranee 11 a.m. Pngi Radjah. Tcmbilahan and Indragiri Indrawn 11 a.m. Bilhton and Batavia Van den Bosch 11 am l enang, Colombo, Djibouti. Port Said Marseilles. Europe etc.. Azay Le Rideau noon Billion and
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      94 10 Latfnch Tantu, Tug Royal Rose, Victoria Dock Hye Leong. Keppel Harbour. King's Dock Nil, No. 1 Dock Tug Neptunus, Hulk Zeelandia, No. 2 Dock Tug Hercules, Ista No. 2, Diono. WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Xov. Barom 32 Fah 1016.7, 1012.8, 1015.9. Temp 85, 78, 78. Wet Bulb Ther 81,
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    EXCHANGE.
    76 11 Rank demaad o j k-jt* Private credit* 3 m.s. •■> w*W York, demand rT» Credits 90 day3 53^ France, demand r-25" Yokohama, demand 10s Hongkong, demand 4 p.i. IVem. Java, demand 136Vi llnngkok, demand 89»^ Screreign, Eank Buying $8.54 Bank of England Rate 8 p.c. Bar Silver London 7.],;
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    PRODUCE.
    97 11 November 1" Tin Buyers 5i>2.25) No sellers Gambier Cube No. 1 17.00 Gambier 11.00 Pepper Black 12% P»pper (white fair) 20.75 Tapioca, small flake, f .p. 9 7 4 Pearl Sago small 7.75 Corpa Mix 9.66 Copra Sundried 9.86 Opium, Benares unc. 4.500 Rice, Rangoon white 235.00 Rice, Siam
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    36 11 Singapore, Nov. 10th. 12 "*****. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sh*ot Spot 42 42%; Dee. 42'_. 42- 4 Jan.-Mjirch 43 4.? 1 April-JujH> ii\i 45. London quotation sheet Is. Od. Market Steady.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    64 11 Yesterday's Alterations. North Turing (£750,000— > 1.20 1.30 Br. A. Tobacco 4.5.0 4.7.0 E U. A. (5.000,000—10) 14 15 cd. S. S 5Ms per cent Loan 1919 redeemable 1029 $36,G7 1,900 100 1 2 102'^ S. S 5 1 per cent Loan 1918 redeemable 1928 $28,655,700 100
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    RUBBER PAVING.
    76 11 The Corporation of Glasgow hav© received from the North British Rubber Company an offer to supply, free of charge, rubber blocks for the paving of a section of public street in the city. The offer ha* been accepted, and a part of Buchanan-street h«» been selected for the
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    199 11 An increase of $259,000,000 in the total I bank deposit? in Chicago during the last! year, was ascribed to prohibition by Bishop' Thomas Nicholson of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago. The Chief Secretary to Government has extended the term of the licence granted to the Malayan China Clay and Pottei-y
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCE.
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      FRASER'S REPORT
      146 11 Singapore, \«>v. 10. Tin. #185, Buyera no aeHera $92J Kubborn.—-Quivt. United M:»!:uva> $1.10, Ayt-r Hitami $11.75, Redmha $2, Kuala Sidima $1.90, BasM ti B6 i enta, Lanaf $6.25, Tapani $0, I'hi Benuta L'i oenta, Trafalgar! *l.io. Jimahi $1.02H, [ndrafiria $4.25. MininK.—CollitTics $16^6 $1C75, Murais4.66 $4^5, Uiu Piaha $1.55
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      MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
      167 11 Singapore No\ In. Kubber. London Is. local 4191 Tin.— jl'lS.") London, local $92.25 Buy no sellers. Sh"re Marktt.— Quitt. Rubbers. Jeram PaUangs 72 j 77 Bassetta 82% 87%, Indnfirii $4 $4.50, to 45, Ulu Bennti 10 26, w Craigieleaa 32 1 37^. Tins.— TaipiiiEs $1.02 H $1.07%, Noi
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      LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
      89 11 Singapore, Nov. 10. Tin.— *185 0. 0. 5i>2.25 no sales. Rubbers— Quiet, unchanged. .Mines Johans 43, Lin^uLs $4.20 $4 30 Norths $1.22V.> IL27M, Souths $1. $1.07%' Rawangrs $1.05 $1.10, Mambaus 80 Bfi, Murais $4.85, Plandoks 40 45. Industrials.— Robinsons ordinary $ie $16.25, Robinsons preference $110 $120,
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      GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
      127 11 Singapore, Nov. I<>. Following steady but quiet period, the Market assumed an active tone on' the Vflconu' entry of manufacturer* 1 bqjm The quantity catalogued for the Auctions yesterday was heavy at 1681 tons, but had the reverse of a depressing: effect on values. The tale, which lasted
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    455 12 PUBLIC SERVANTS CASE. The Acting Chief Justice, the hon'ble Mr. P, J. Sproule, presided over the Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday, when permission for substituted service against Xaidu Brothers Trading and Transport Company, Maiden and Taha Company, and Chop Leong Tack, was granted. Mr. M. C. Johannes appeared for
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    A CHETTY CASE.
    172 12 Judgment was delivered by the ActingChief Justice, the hon'ble Mr. P. J. Sproule. hi the Supreme Court yesterday in the i action brought by M. R. A. T. Rakkappa Chitty, cueing in forma p:.upeiis, against S. R. M. M. Annamalay Chitty. claiming damages for wrongful dismissal. His
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    THE ALKAFF APPEAL.
    138 12 The hearing of the appeal by all the parties interested in the estate of the late Sjrtd Shaik bin Abdulrahman bin Ahmad Alkaff, arising out of an action in connection with a will and trust deed executed l»y Syed Shaik in 1910, was resumed yesterday in the
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    49 12 The construction of the electric power station in Kuching progresses apace The «himney, 68 feet high from the floor of the works, has been completed. Many of the bungalows in the town have been wired and the concrete standards for carrying the wires are being rapidly erected. (Sar Gaiette,)
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    P. A. M.
    435 12 LABOUR DISCUSSION. The following: summary of proceedings of a meeting of the Central Labour Advisory committee, held at Kuala Lumpur, on Nov. 6th., are forwarded for publication. Present: Mr. T. J. Cumming (in the Chair); G. P. Barnet, G. W. Hingston and G. L. O'Hara Hickson (Negri
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    DEATH OF OLD SARAWAK RESIDENT.
    197 12 The death of Mr. John Kime of the P.W.1)., took place in the early houis of the 12th October. The deceased came out :o the East in 1592 to work for the New "entral Borneo Company in connection their coal mines in Labuan. He also
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION.
    84 12 The Simla Committee. The discussion in Simla regarding the labour question was within closed door* ■ad was not open to the public nor the oress. But we hear that the Indian Government is well disposed towards Malaya, better in fact than towards Ceylon. Alhough our Immigration laws are
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    128 12 A correspondent has written to us, says the Sarawak Gazette, giving details of the flight of the flying vessel over Belaga. He says Abang Adeng and a crowd at Belaga saw the flying boat It came down at 8 p.m. quite close to the Fort and banked round it. Abang
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      BOXING.
      131 12 London, Nov. 9. The Home Office has banned the BeckettBattling Siki fight, fixed for the Albert Hall on Dec. 7, on the ground of the undesirability of contests of this sort between whites and blacks. At a fight yesterday evening in Paris for the French middle-weight championship, Prunier knocked
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      HOCKEY.
      113 12 A.P.C. beat Eurasian Co. A fast and interesting- game of hockey was witnessed on the S.R.C. ground between the A.P.C. and a team representing the Eurasian Co., S.V.C. yesterday afternoon, in spite of the downpour which came in the middle of the game. The Volunteers led by three goals
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      RUGBY FOOTBALL.
      151 12 The following teams are selected to turn cuv on Tuesday next: J. T. T. Webster; L. D. Wlgtfield, Lee Keag Tye, Lt. Dunbar, S. A. Furber; J. S. Watson, Dr. Sloper; A. G. Bratton, T. C. Martin* B, C. Martin, W. C. Hodges C. R. Wardle. W. McQjpe,
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      SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION.
      118 12 The following Clubs have decided to join together and form the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association Singapore Cricket Club. Singapore Recreation Club, Straits Chinese Recreation Club, Singapore Japanese Club. Mr. D. Beatty has accepted an invitation to become the President of the Association. It is intended to
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      CRICKET.
      56 12 The following will represent the Y.M.C.A. vs. Lanka Union at cricket to-day on the Raffles School Ground, commencing at 2 p.m. H. G. Stack (Capt.), G. J. Vyas. P. E. Thompson, J. Corrie, S. E. Travis, G. Towers, C. P. McCully, I. Yunos, W. Neubronner, K. F. Oehlers and
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      LAWN TENNIS.
      448 12 Tilden's Brilliant Victory. In the greatest singles match ever witnessed in the United States, William Tilden von the National Lawn Tennis Championship for the third year in succession on the courts in tke Genr.antown Cricket Club in mail week at Philadelphia by beating William Johnston of California, 4-6,
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    ARMS RAID IN HONGKONG.
    216 12 Something of a sensation was caused among the residents of the King Edward Hotel, Hongkong, recently, when the police raided a room engaged by a European for one night and seized a small arsenal, consisting of 51 revolvers, 9 Mauser pistols, 2 "Savage" rifles and over
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    THE TURKISH THRONE.
    188 12 The Caliph seems to have about as good a chance of a long reign as a South American president. In the Othman Dynasty bi other succeeds brother, the law of succession in the reigning family being to pass on the dignity in seniority to the male descendants
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    118 12 A a a novel, The Rider of King Log gripped and fascinated by virtue of the power of its plot and the strength of that Picturesque figure, John Xavier Kavanagh, from whom the book gets its name. But the picture as produced for Associated Exhibitors under the personal
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    S. S. V. F. ORDERS.
    65 12 Tuesday Nov. 14. Drill Hall 5.15 p.m. Chinese Company parade; S.F.A. Band practice. Wednesday Nov. 15. Drill Hall 5.15 p.m. S.V.A. Commandant's lecture. Saturday Nov. 18. Junction Thompson Road and track to Mount Pleasant 4.30 p.m. Officers and N.C.Os. tactical exercise. Sunday Nov. 19. Junction
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