The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 November 1922

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TKN C ENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1922. No. 10,740
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    174 1 The situation at Constantinople is urchanged. Martial law has not been proclaimed, as it would need Allied interference with city services. The pause is due to crossing of notes to Angora Page 7. Prospects for Lausanne are brighter. The French British and Italian diplomats will probably meet
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    SIMPLE FAITH.
    1248 1 Simple faith, Lord Tennyson tells us, is more than Norman blood. He does not ray more "what" than Norman blood. He leaves that for us settle. But, whatever your opinion or mine may be of Nomirm blood, I think there can be little doubt but that, for the
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      90 1 MALTHOID {Ranks Boici f WEDNESDAY Orchestral Concert 9-45 p.m. Raffles Orchestra. "^T k DGAB HULLAND AT THE PIANO. L— KALAMAZOO. 1 1 LOOSE LEAF BOOKS I I THE FINISHED ARTICLE I I CAN B£ SUPPLIED NOW B I FRASER &NEAVE, LTD. THE ARCADE, SINGAPORE. I •ISII Genuine Holland i^i^ Geneva.
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      493 1 THE EUROPE HOTEL SINGAPORE. The Management beg- to announce the following Programme ST. ANDREW'S NIGHT A Special Scottish Dinner will be served on Thursday, November 30th. Special Scotch Music will be rendered during and after Dinner. Tickets -.—Dinner $3. The After Dinner Dance is held every Tuesday and Saturday. An
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      208 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. A spaU* of new auction sales to-day furniture by Cheong Koon Seng, Owen Roe, Efttate and Trust. Several property lalei by the same firms Page 2. After the holiday, many steamer changes: Lloyd Triestino and Pacific Mail; N.Y.K. Mid 0.5.K.; Ellerman, T.Y.K. and Commonwealth, K.P.M. Admiral and Barber
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      135 1 THE WEEK. Wtdnt sdai/, lofh. High Water, 7.10 a.m., 7.22 p.m. Income Tax Mter., Vic. Theatre, p.m. Tanglin Club at. Homo, t*».l."> p.m. Darktown Min>trcls, Vic. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Thursday, 16th. High Water, 8.0 a.m., 8.29 p.m. Man.Jai Tfkong, C4 Market Street, noon. Eastern United, Malacca Street, noon. Phil. Oichestitt,
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    SHAN STATES FEDERATION.
    214 2 Political Change in ISurnia I notable political change h;^ taken with the Federation a> from O iow I—of1 of the Shan State.- in conformity With the strong desire of the leading Chief* that their territories should not be subjected to the jurisdiction of the Burma LegiaUtaie under
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    MUSICAL PRODIGY.
    261 2 Girl Who Has Won 500 Prizes. Wales m a land which abounds in young r.tiuical talent, and practically every little Jiage and hamlet possesses its musical Of elocutionary genius who, in the course Of a very short life, ha^ won anything mm 50 to 100 prizes at that
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      256 2 I TO 1 OR FOR SALE. LARG£ C( MVNS, aewly erected area fror.i j.0,000 to 50,000 sq. ft facing ri\ -r. LARGE STORED 6,000 to 84,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buiHings for offices and g-odows^. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, groinp cheap. Apply or writ
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      828 2 CHANGK OF PROGRAMME. Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. t a t THE MYSTERY MIND SERIAL EpiMliM 8, 9, 10 and 11. Eight new reels. 2nd Show at 9.20 p.m. THE GREAT CIRCUS MYSTERY Final. Episodes Fourteen and Fifteen. 4 last reels. NEW PATHE GAZETTE. The St. Leger, Exciting Air Race
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      745 2 Programme from Monday, l.lth Nov. to Satu i IN PIB SECOND SHOW AT I u Topical Budget y I British Screen New. t A Drama for Fathers, Mothers. Boys, i, A Hoiman Day Special ft 1 Presented by The As.oci.ted Exl I THE RIDEH OF KING i v I in
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      78 2 municipal Nona For- ndtr. Spnay sbi Municipal Secretary dm Trader* end i %^t ceived bj I 22nd Insts .^u**" 1 IMS* Itumf'P 1 Municipal OBctt. 1«>-U Mr vie v< The Manic 1^ Jslan B PUm maj «< Arci. on th. onvoi,, to th M »f th, 20th I The Mu
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    BRITISH CHILDREN HORN ABROAD.
    329 3 Mcv.-.ing (»f NeVv Act. Th. EfQOM _ci .-y has nt a 1 tter to the i .atior. British l '„rs of CmwttWlte expUinimg the cftect of the Nationality and Status of Aliens Act, 1922, which nppiies to children born abroad BritUfa lathers. The present position with
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    AN EMPIRE CENTRE
    299 3 Failing into line with other Important organisations, the Royal Colonial Institute at last admitting women a» Follow* instead of tonfininp their activities to beinir AiftftHltai This privilege was overdue, but Itst any champion of Woman should resent the Way, it niav he mentioned that lack of ?pacV
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    TAX ON GLUTTONS.
    213 3 Ho* lo Circumvent It The Prussian Government has decided to levy a tax oii gluttons. This tax, ranging from 50 to 100 per cent., according to the degree of gluttony, is to be paid on anything above a certain sum spent on food und drink in cafes,
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      218 3 i t t H" I) T J n by M. >ai> "My dtmr little > n piiture of health and 1 cannot »P«-A too hiihly ol Glaxo" I A Doctor says been fed on Glaxo since hr wmg a thrived splendidly on it. I always babie* who cannot ba breasf-i
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      368 3 whSSB is the hall mark of quality. Our ?A Jji^Jff Whisky is frequently called for by this phrase, which has been adopted |!j| S^^^^^fln as the motto or slogan of the House %M t£^"m of HAIG HAIG M^*"^^P| The motto will gradually find its rf H way on to our
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      130 3 1 te_f_<V s^^j«_a_^-__N c^®__S__!L P^ s*!5 il^?- 1 n> r rvl f 4«fi Ci GAI3ETTES V* I^_wS=___S__>«-«, BECisTi; ro ««*f^^ TiiJP 90 Gents per Tin I —roSrfeil TEE STANDARD -LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. (Incorporated in the United Kingdom by Special Act of Parliament) LIFE ASSURANCE WITH MONTHLY PREMIUMS. We can obtain
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    791 4 PHASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14th. U I >. I N G. [Figures in brackets the capital and issue value of the Share in dollars unles9 otherwise marked. C. Cum div. x equals ex div.j Batantf Padang- Tin (.$1) 60 7o Hitam Tin (500,000)
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    25 4 There i* more harm doae to a iatie« by its countrymen who trare] with roinjfcrip tickeU than can be undone by tr«aty. A^r. Seymour Hick«.
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      228 4 3 l 'f-f nßi3BrDJnßS^Hßs^^^^BMMM^^M'^^^^^^^ L^l Keep Upkeep Down with an Overland outstanding is the economy of the New Series Overland that there a disadvantage to your paying less and no reason to pay more. niilos to a gallon Ks common among most owners. Tire mileage is exceptional! v hiirh and
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      270 4 Let Sanatogen bring You New Health and Nerve Power Let to-day be a turning point in your life the day when you took your first drink of In a few weeks' time you will be glad you obeyed the impulse— and sincerely grateful lor the good that Sanatogen will have
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      591 4 ybii'p JChii d's Cliesji EVERY mother knowi the viral ;lnr guarding against those deadly i* affections to which bo many child) ill c i [ndia. Sadden chmngM of temptratnre, |tn I Ing draughts soon t^: up ti th« l% nnl«M these are itren 1 and madielntl e,irried in ni;^ e
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    THE CHILIAN EARTHQUAKE
    785 5 OTHER U. S. NEWS. GRRAT DEVASTATION. [Router's Service.] Santiago, Nov. 13. 'i if ii. ni;«l rt—mptiusj o f communicallnßi r"i'als the fact that tho earthquake w»n (touter than w.-- at first reported. jit is estimated that ieast a thousand we>-2 killed or drowned, whilst thousands are homeless
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      273 5 I TO LET. I OFFICES to let building, 66-08, lift nnd fans. Hotel 3u;id- Ihe Managrer. L I e.o.d. u.c. I with 1 Paeiag the Apply Xo. 20, «.o,i. ir.ii lusisions. Dg Lane. Onn itmi Mi u.c. ENTRY. -Polluxpound houso. y f .nd water. Real >« Victoria Ir, u.c. lesF
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      643 5 AUCTION SALES SHERIFFS SALE IN THI SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SKTTLEMENTS. Settlement of Singapore. In the cause (1 f SZE TOH KON,; Versus I BONG WAH CHOP HOP ZKK CO. Defendants. AUCTION SALE OF All the Stock-in-trade of an EngineeringWork Shop. ••••uprising Drillinsr Ma hin s> E LatfaM, sUpatalf
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      813 5 NOTICES. BARBOCm, JOHNSTONS AND CO. LTD. (In Voltjsjtarjr Liquidation.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a GtMfa] Meeting of tin- slesahen of this Company «Hll »O hold at the office of iMessrs. McAuliff*', D- Jiml Hopv. Laidlaw Buihlinps, Singaaore, on. »a Jirst day of Fobruar>-. 1923, at IS o'clock pr?dac!y, to
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      600 5 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS i (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION. You are invited to attend the Public Meeting to be held at the Victoria Theatre, on 1 5th NOVEMBER, 1922, at 5 P.M. and to PUpperl the further protest against the re-imposition of INCOME TAX. W hv you should continue to oppose Income Tax. 1.
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      328 5 While service is the Primary requisite of Eye Glasses be sure that Mountings and stylo conform to year personality. Our Rimksß Glasses offer the vwy utmost in service, comfort, and style. N. LAZARUS— OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BUILDING BATTERY ROAD. Refractionist. Mr. R. V. Meyer, F.S.M.O. (Lond.) F.1.0. (Eng). i n
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTHS.
      40 6 FALLS.— On tho 12th inst., at the European Hospital. Kua Luninur, to Mr. and Mrs. Norman Falls, a daughter. JAMES. On Nov. 6th at European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, to Olive, wife of E. T. James of Klanir. a daughter.
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      DEATH.
      18 6 HALLAWAY.— On November ISth 1922 at Donnybrook. Victoria, Australia, Mnipm't Elizabeth, wife of John Potter Hallaway. Singapore.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1922. Tin Prospects.
    837 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESSWEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 15. 1922. Tin Prospects. A curious feature of the tin and rubber positions has been that for some time those circles which are best fitted to judge of the situation > as regards output, consumption and stocks, have held strong opinions that the supplies available, or
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    478 6 The Hon. Mr. J. H. If. ftobeon, wh o has been ■offering from insomnia lately, has gone away for a week's change. (M. M.». Mr. Alan Loko on Saturday morning shot a panther at the 19th mile Ulu Langat. llic boast measures 5 ft. (5 inches from head to tail.
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    PRINCE ASAKA IN SINGAPORE
    255 6 A Busy Two Days li. R. H. Prince Asaka-no-Mia, of Japan, arrived in Singapore on the Fushimi Ifaru on Tuesday and he left yesterday afternoon for Europe, whore he is to pay a ihori private visit. His Highness, who is travelling incognito under the title <>f
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    MR. VLLISTER NACMILLAN, F.R.G.S
    141 6 Mr, Allister Macmillan, Fellow of the R •;.a! Geographical Society, the well-known editor and book compiler, ha.-s arrived here from Bangkok, and ii itajring at Pailm Hotel. Mr. Maemillan l| touring the Fai Ea?t In connection with a new descriptive volume on its seaports, and expects
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    428 6 During the Armistice holiday.- the altar boy- of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd spent a most delightful three days picnic at the seaside bungalow of the Christian Brothers at Telok Kurau. Yesterday was the 34th anniversary of the inauguration at Paris, of the Institut Pas. teur, branches of which
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      THE SMALL-HOLDERS PROBLEM.
      24 6 KiuU I In pnrnifee* th, flat Dnder the r, Evidence will b Government taken. In u on the point the natter.
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      ARMISTICE DINNER AT PENAM.
      22 6 (FT i, I dent of :i dinner Singapore, M Lumpur, Kuala Penk, Jd on Heavy rain tl.c Armistfo
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      RESTRICTION IN PERAK.
      44 6 Small OwmCw^i (Ppob lp<.h Local official holders the ri« Owinn- to the i- inadequate i i Chief tributed broad* mer.l has ling the flai and will itemeni tl E dence «ri tem«n( f i {u titions u i teraent i- grsatlj
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      STREET-FIGHTING ACTIVITY.
      84 6 There hai be fighting activity last few claj or k ami the i assailants, v ■tabbed in the I w an unknowi I morning. A sintiUi Ilak in hurt h I rikislia coolie Mined Market Hockchiai, non havtbean oil. attacked Teck Arm m .I lt K ...nUn. and
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      VICTORIA THEATRE. "The Darktown Minstrels."
      175 6 VICTORIA THEATRE. "The Darktown Minstrels." The entertainment provide! t 1 town Minstrels who. ift»T averysawrf tour in India, arc playinjr for»fr*fl at the Victoria enjoyable chara of admirably no;,™ soajil melodies, which keep thil for nearly two i Ikt I items an- fhreß by Dm Uv* whose eombiaod tinging n
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      56 6 The foUom mously pMMd in any ■tefM the t# (Singapore) «Ww to Induce Colony to ibMKi r is BKMt popular and unr.»<rsupport tin. »U l^ohltiOß J Wfoe and Sjunt A Ajp Association, Rar^xwn TruJf^ Siam TiOMl A n \Zr.«<^| Mill Tra<krs A^ jSi*! Association, Java ft**" CJ^r f^ Chew Chnco
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      139 6 X'MAS CHEERIO. BOOK YOUR ORDERS NOW J Caldbeck Macgregor Co. I LIMITED. I (Incorporated in Shanghai.) i WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Wine Spirit Merchants. j j <v^^^^^^ *9BoVb^^«£SH BC^^l^b PAIKOMSED Hp^ 1,1 ROYALTY DON'T DELAY IX SELECTING YOUR I CHRISTMAS PRESENT j) JADE JEWELLERY! b THE APPRECIATED ORNAMENT IX THE TVEST.
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      9 6 REPAIRS, ONE HOUR JOHN DUKE. 16, Battery Road, Singapore.
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    LAUSANNE PROSPECTS.
    325 7 HJJES UNITBU. ,n bad oooim. r I „ndon f Not. 18. 1 that the all*-r-.vi-rsy \Tith unfounded. It fth« past three ich to stananffthfl Kemai pint'tm- at of French pivi demand ontier. ;JMN1 MIM.> MKKT. I'.irK Not. IS. that If. lV.inLord Cunoa and a/hat* l v fly bee
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    SITUATION AT COSPOLI.
    761 7 WATCHING ONE ANOTHER. CONFERENCES CONTINUE. I Reiner's Service. J CoitHtantinoplr, Nor. 11. The situation is unchanged. Development* are unlikely before instructions fatSO the Allied Governments arc. received. The Allied Generals and Hi tf h Commtftsionere had a conference at the Britibh Embassy this afternoon aivi adjoui-ned. The
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    ELECTION NEWS.
    706 7 TIRED POLITICIANS. IJONAR LAWS HEALTH. Router's Service. London, Nov. 13. Mr. Boiiav Law arrived at Glasgow lookMr. Lloyd George continued his tour of Wale* to-day, speaking at Onjfie**, Carnarvon, Colwyn Bay, Rhyl and other places. Referring to the Liberal oppoMtien to the National Liberals at \Ve«t Denbigh, he
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    13 7 Mr. W. L. Conlay, Commissioner of Police, F.M.S., left for Home on Monday.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    452 7 INCOME TAX MEETING. To the Edito-. Sir, When the announcement -was ma<ie that a second meeting to protest against the Income Tax was to be held, I asked permission from the Committee of the Straits Settlements Association to move the following amendment: That the following be
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    375 7 To the Editor. Sir, The explanation Mr. O'May seeks, is to be found in Mr. Parson's speech and Mr. Braddell's (vide S. S. A. Official Report of 31st August 1922 p.p. 1 and 3.) Opposed in 1860, again in 1911, the Income Tax passed in 1916 or 1917 as a
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      142 7 'His Master's Voice 9 RECORDS LATEST POPULAR (KBES COMPLETE NOVEMBER DANCE MUSIC LIST ON APPLICATION B 1861 Yo! Yo! Yo!— Tango criollo Parisian Dance Orchestra roes a Campers Tango criollo B 13(52 Bygones— Fox Trot Paul Whitcman and his Orchestra BVm My Mammy Knows— Fox Trot The Benson Orchestra Angel
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      476 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
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      527 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) PASSENGER SERVICE. BUamer OUTWARD. Dm* Singapore s.s. CITY OF YORK Ch ma and Japan Dec. 14 s.s. CITY OF SIMLA China and Japan Jan. 28 s.s. CITY OF POONA China and Japan Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles
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      572 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA^^^ I APCAR LINE. (Ir.ecrpcvated i n Englan^.t MAIL AND P.iSSENGER AND CARm ct,^ PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL b'v ?S Vl i Old, r < ontiac with Hip Majwty'g -n< w. FROM I^NDO^ FAB EASTER N SERVICE. rKUM LONDON 'iOMARsnTrr. DUE SINGAPORE L ND 4 4trl PLASSY about
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      380 9 liJjfsW tftAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. j ||1L U (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) UIU| SIN GAPORE— BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE 3} ,-aap. Kelantmn. Fnngnara, Telupin, P AU ni, Singora, Lhumpon, and Bangkok. I Arrival Departure X v U Nov. 15 Yl Kov 2 0 Nov. 22 Kov 29 4 throughout fpl U clectrlc
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      281 9 I O. S. K. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. I (Subject to change without previous notice) European Line I—For1 For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, ria Colombo, Suez Port Said. •Amazon Maru arr. Nov. 20 dep. 21 Shunko Maru arr. Dec. 22 dop. 23 *Omit Marseille-*. New York Line: For San
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      706 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman BucknaU Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PAN UU FROM NEW YORK Steanurs. Due S'porc Route For CITY OW n,-v,,n, N V 2
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      815 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA VIA SUEZ s.s. MOBILE CITY due Singapore Dec 7 192" s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER due Singapore Jan 7 1923 TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT. s.s. FAIRFIELD CITY due Singapore N ov 17 19"2 s.s. MOBILE CITY due Singapore Jan 17 19 2 3
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      242 10 I PNEUMATIC OR SOLID i there is a CONTINENTAL TYRE for every need. /jSi This mark stands lbr a distinctive j product backed by a determinaj tion to satisfy the most exacting customer. This ia what we offer you in CONTINENTAL SOLID TYRES for lorries i GONTINENTA PNEUMATIC TYRES for
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      189 10 MUSIC MUSIC ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON AT THE HOUSE OF THE CATCHY MUSIC R. C. HUDSON. 100, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 1705. MUSIC MUSIC KEEP YOUR MONEY IN THE COUNTRY BY USING SINGAPORE-MADE MATCHES CROCODILE BRAND. :o: Obtainable of all dealers or direct from
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      76 10 JODEUTITI The Tiiiiher Preservativ. Stocked |inl,s& 10 Gallon Drnn, WHY PAY «/g/i Pr/ces for ffar^y Wood WHEN ISoft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS GQfm Write for Particulars to The Siirneo Company Limited (Incorpcrated in England.) Singapore, Ipoh and Penang, THE MARK OF GO D OIL] KEROSENE SK
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      769 10 MAIL TABLE. The British India Steamer Egra left Hongkong: at 2 p.m. on the 3rd, but owing to a prevalence of typhoon weather, she did not get into Singapore until the afternoon of the 9th instant. A passenger by her tpmkm well of her seagoing qualities during three days of
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      266 10 tar, 'J. Meyer, B. Thomson Mrs. Volz. Messrs. J. A. van Nie. J. Jord&ns, D. Speldenrnde, J. Noesinj;. J. j. Oyevaar, M. D. Gleanon, Chai Koet Wan, H. J. Ferguson, L. H. Peddie, Pnrmar.and, Mr. and Mis. Mo. Hemlly, Mr. W. M. Lin^r, Mr. and Mrs. J. Swam, Mr. E.
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    EXCHANGE.
    58 11 Xev York, demand s~> Credits 90 days 58 Honpko!!^-, demand i' 4 p. p-em". Yokohama, demand 10X Bangkok, demand S9*i Sovereign, Bank Buying $8.54 Rank of England Rate 3 p c. The following telegram has been reeeirod from Milan dated Nov. noon. Exchange on London Llres LO4JO per Sterling.
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    PRODUCE.
    87 11 November N. Tin »7r> l'. i $91.50 Gambicr Cube Xo. I 17.00 Pepper (white fair) 21.00 Tapioca, small flake, f g 9" 3 Pearl Sago small 7.75 Opicm. Benarea nnc. 4.500 Ric. Rangoon white 235.00 Rico. Siam Xo. 1 for export 260.00 Rice. Siam Xo. 2 for export 1230.00
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    47 11 Singapore, \"<>v. 1 4th. noon. < Singapore Standard Pa'.o Crepe Spot m s 4 43; Singapore Standard Ribbed Siv>.ok «1 Sheet Snot M*4 13^: Dec. IS 2 44'«: Jan.-March 4l' 4">; April-June 4G 46%. London quotation crepe and sheet la. I4d. Market Firm.
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    ORDERS GO TO KRUPPS.
    144 11 Competition in Steel Trade. German agents are fairly active in their competition with British steel makers, and several orders for forging* have just been secured by Messrs. Krupp. of Essen, for ships building in Britain, reports an exohange. The most important of these i? seven sets
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    113 11 The British Empire Exhibition authorities declare that of £300.000 hitherto spent! on constuietion. under a thousand has been spent on foreign materials, and this was only due to anxiety to avoid irreparable delay in the erection oi the stadium which must bo completed for the final football tie in April.
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    THE PENNY POST.
    40 11 London, Oct ISth. Mr. Kelkuvay in a speech at Bedford predicted that if the cost of Ihring continued to decline trade would really bo revived aad it would not be many months before penfty pogta^e wa« restored.
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    130 11 ERASER'S EEI'GKT Singapore, \o\ 11. Tins £182 17s. Cd. 175 tons told at |91.50 per pikul. Sh«re market. Quirt. Rubbers. Ifalaka Pindaa United Malaccas $1.15, Lunaa $6.25, Teluk Ansom $6.15, Kedaha $2. Cxaigieleaa UUn Sim. pans $1.35, Kuala Sidims $!.<«), Tamhaiak--05, Indmgiria $l.. r )0, Bassrtts 85.
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    140 11 Singapore, Nov. 11. Tin.— j.lB2. 17a, &L $9P 2 i:r, uma mM Rubbers. Allenbys 55 66, Bassetts SO 90, Bnkit Katils 05 75, Chang-kat Betdtnfi 12.60 |S, Indratriri^ M *4.50, Jimahi $1.06 $1.15, Kunla Sidiins $1.75 $1.8;",, Cnrfffcl-Ml 82% 57%, Teluk Ansons $6, Ulu Beauts 22
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    168 11 Singapore, Nov. 1 1. Rubber. Lor.don Is. local 43 1 Tin.— London £182 17s. 6d., local $91 L Share market. Quiet. Rubbers. Bro^as 40 45, New Craitfieleas 32^ 37 1 BaSMtta 82} 2 87 1 MandaiTekonp:^ 30 35, Mentakabs 12 Vi 17 1 Parlt Peraks $1.50 |1.75. Tins.—
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    76 11 The exports of nil forms of Uk resit from India, Indo-cMna and Siatn average annually about 44.t500.000 lbs.,** of which India furnishes 41.800,000 !bs. and the othei two countries 1.-100,000 lbs. each. India's position is even more predominant thai/ these figures indicate, however, because much of the lac exp rted
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1378 12 The covered lawn tennis courts in the Stadivii: Storing Syndicate's godown wire very successfully oponed on Monday, when there was quite a larj^e attendance of those interested in lawn tennis. Some good gimpi were played during the morning, Jihoo Hooi Hye meeting Kk'inman in a singles, and Luang
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      M.C.C. DOMINIONS TOURS.
      42 12 Capetown, Nov. 12. The M.C.C. made 311. Mead 97, Tender 66. Western Province made 110 for four. Capetown, Nov. 13. Western province, 205; M.C.C 40 for 4 wickets. Adelaide, Nov. 13. South Australia beat the M.C.C. by six wiv-kets.
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      LAWN TENNIS COVERED COURTS.
      56 12 There was quite a good gathering of spectators and players at the covered court? en Monday when the place was formally opened. His Excellency the G.0.C., the hon'le Mr. A. B. Voules and other wellknown persons were present and watched MM interesting play in th-=> various
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      HOCKEY.
      138 12 The following will represent tho S. R. C. v*. S. C. C. at hockey this afternoon on the S R. C; ground: J. V. Moss; E. O. Angus and L. M. Pennefather; F. Albuquerque, F. E. de Souza and V. C. Wcsrerhout; C. A. R. Bateman, W. A. Aeria.
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      S. S. V. F. ORDERS.
      70 12 Wednesday Nov. 15. Drill Hall ft.l6 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. The following alteration is made in orders for Sunday, November 19th, Rendezvous:— Blue Force 7 a.m. junction
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      THE DINNER INVITATION..
      305 12 Here is a story of a Civil Servant who for some unknown reason became absorbed in his work. Receiving an invitation to dinner, he put it on his deek. Every time he saw it he wrote an answer. Twice he accepted, three tim^es refused each time for
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    RUGBY
    624 12 PROBABLES BEAT POSSIBLES. Probables defeated Possibles in th« interesting rugger practice game on the Padang yesterday evening by two goals (ten points) to a try (3 points). The game attracted a large number of spectators in view of the approaching Malaya Cup Match against Negri Sembilan, and also because
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    923 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore, Nov. 12th. The C. L. R. The Collector of Land Revenue, Johore Bahru, is having a busy time these days, fixing the standard production of small holdings. As «his district extends beyond Kota Tinggi, to name only one district within the sphere of
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