The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 February 1923

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1923 No. 10,826
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    224 1 A late telegram states that the discussions between the R. C. A. a n d th e American Association show that America fears that the present restriction legislation will prove insufficiently i elastic to prevent an actual shortage of I rubber Page fi. A Cologne cable states
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    THE FIRST FRIENDS.
    1098 1 Mr. Kipling has laid it down m one of ids Lesjeftdery tales that the dog was Man'first friend; but the other daly I BM lover of cats who insisted that he is a mert upstart and plebeian m comparison witr that member of the fierce order of
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      184 1 [ALTHOID S HOTEL. Telephone. 2920. (10 Lines). *l\ iAPOBI THE FINEST BALLROOM IN THE EAST. WEDNESDAY, Orchestral Concert 9-45 P.M. RAFFLES ORCHESTRA. BDGAR HULLAND, MUSICAL DIRECTOR ffiOSVENOB HOTEL. OmtnOy situated. Tele: 2586. Lg^apore. Family Hotel. —With or without Board. (Inclusive charge fur Apartone person can occupy sane without extra charge).
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      201 1 o'^^'^^ rf^gggSß ii t a/ere buying a set oi" tyres fi r a friend and wished to give him Lr besl y v could obtain, undoubt- > you would select Silvertowns. m v v »uld do this because they art' >wn as the very utmost m tyres. c r ebony
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      235 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Buy a Moutrie piano Page 12. Orchestral concert at Raffles Page 1. Exchange tables from Ribeiro's Page Devonshire bacon from Cold Storage Pajre <». Bisurated magnesia for indigestion Page Sanitary appliances, R. Young and Co.; j —Page 3. Continental are- from Sime. l>aibv and Co.— Page l\ Fight
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      64 1 THE WEEK. Wednt iday, 28ta« tl.-h Water. 7.46. m., 9J69 )kw. P. and Homeward Matt. Abraham Lincoln. Theatre, 9.30 p.m Thmndmy, Ist March. V. r. B IS a.m.. 10.10 p.m. and O. Homeward Mail, train. 11. Orchestra, -Mem. Hal. (.16 D 'housie TJhaptor, 8.30 pan' U-Deg Drummond, Theatre, 0.30 p.m.
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    HOPE DIAMOND CURSE.
    348 2 Oia-e again th, ima of the Hop amend has fallen <>n the person who *<***—** It Captain Putnam Dradley ■Jtronjr, who obtained pneiaaaiuu of the amond by elopinir with its then OWlioi, -ady Francia Hope, bM been cut out of his other's will and thus lost nearly
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    16 2 v* 3 Z J Om ,H ha^ ■•ceeedod Mr 1 a Murray-Johnson as Secratsrry of the'
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      420 2 TO I V i OR FOii BALE. LARGE < -OWNS, newly erected -.1)1)0 to 50.000 iq, ft. LARQK STORES from 6.000 U 0 ->;. ft. near whai Isi -.1 ried b lildin aid g downs. < 1 ntrally d Lll 11 te entrj going i heap 01 v ite to
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      510 2 S f I _J v I 1 •^w is h ra#^ 3i i' 3 ill ilia S C_*/ THEATRE r-> S L IV I ist Shoe at 7.M Sharp. 7.;>0 Sharp I >ND4 A WOLF* j] HAWK'S TRAIL SERIAL 3 and 4 In Seven Parts (Paramount Pkmire) 5 with a
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      170 2 NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICK Tender., are invited for cutting, carting and depositing approximately 132.000 cubic vard< Of hilly mound at the gwiai Cottage Estate on the north of Bukit Timah goad opposite th. Mile Stone. A light railway track and tip waggon will b« provided by the Municipal Commissioners. Plans. Specification
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      347 2 Alhambra. From FRIDAY, 23rd FEIi. to WEDNESDAY In the Second Show at \l p.m. Topical Budget British r News. Paramount (Rcfclanl Super-f MILTON SILLS IN The Furnace m 7 Reels. Ultimate life drama of married life. Dortravim pettiness of jealousy, the folly of stubbornese an t»»rob with all the primitive
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    671 3 PHASER ft CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE MftOKERg. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27th. M 1 N I NO. a* In bracket! show the ca ntaJ and issue value of tha Share m doilara w otherwise marked. C.— Cum div. div.J Batang Padang Tin ($1) ,•>•,., Hitam Tin (.ooo,oooj l.ir, i
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    49 3 Mr. Harry Fernando, who was m the o or cycles smash with Captain Colwill, and who •amongst other injuries, susta ned a fractured fore-arm, was obliged, on Friday to undergo the ordeal of having tho arm re-fractured, as the setting, after the first operation, Had been imperfectly performed. M.M.
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    536 3 shßild Manufactured be kxcluded: The Exportable Miaiateai. feves i matters of Importance wefe diaci >..i hi a meeting: of the Ceylon Etabl Beatriction Advisory Boai»{ recently he.d m Colon !k. One parttcolai ly was whether eompletolj maaolactu jibber goods should pted froni the eration of the Ordinance. At
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    171 3 fr-to i has juaJ been banded m to Lumpur Police of the accidental ith i .1 the 6ifc January of a Tamil cooly 0 was tin- employed m lay'ng the new 20 j inch main a:. WsfcTl HiU. The dei ased is said to htave crossed afonnl Road to go
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      268 3 i Glaao i- a r'TKr bag insidf a doulle-lijjej lin. Unlc liand. never I ezposea to tl.<- air. it h Levt ti-elj free >nl ami >\>n; Use Glaxo for cookinef n the house you are nei U eah milk, milk that "keeps" m its tin, foi •,\\\y at anytime. Glaxo
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      220 3 "aa,— aaasi— a— i n» a— s_k__k-. jjni_K« i#~W2BK> .•*SW I'.IMA-W J -,-.4~ vjku^,* pajg| rtWtffW^mlmuWmWmWtmWmmlkW^KkWkWkVß) S IBL fl__OS_ZfflaaW aHORIICK"S S_ P MALTED MILK tffl^ BUILDS FROM THE FIBST GLA^S! WA fc HJ>||3 Y^ So surely does HORLICK'S MALTED MILK, tkt PT^Ssjll h^i recog .s-d FOODDRINK. help nature, that you
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    MOTOR CYCLE RELIABILITY TRIAL.
    768 4 I This Mali tha entrias for which arc gave on Monday, took plare on Si r.day and was. v( vy successful. Fran the account In the Malay Mad are taka the follewing particulaua: The whole tun was admirably oivanisol. and the* proceedings were carried through without
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    142 4 OBBbsia Wilfrid Nunn, R. N., who is claiming -£10,000 from the Prize Court for the capture and destruction of Turkish 'war craft on the Tigris m 1914-1915 is a brother oi Mr. Bernard Nunn, of the Malayan Civi, Service, md was former* a ucll-known and, popular offuer on the China
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      697 4 _v S*&S*Z£r «_sS^C '•f i -"J;4 :^'^?^V I? *s^ v V A ftiP?'W r .y£.-*Z^S*' -*r~— -^—-^k^-^^t-^-^^-C _iw**l^'- ■■->'iMMi>'ir.'uiiniiiiii > •*<r^^rr.4r~7»^«Av- t*-rr» v^^*^— J r^.'*' k J_r" sVi^ v —^-sV^S^* lii__ t r_ •> ■^♦jaa < ;^^;W!^S?llS£^^ .>S_i t^-rhi___^iS T^''«i''»"iir^r^_» <^__^ --^1.1 l M c, %a^.TiuTTi)T«iF'^^ Y*£^£||_i____H_ra vi|J>_. m i
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      417 4 REMINDER. TO-DAY, WEDNESDAY, AT 2.30 P.M. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES Messra CHEONG KOON SENG A Co's, Salcrootn, No. 30 Chulia Street i.vn: OF SHERIFA FATIMAH BINTE OMAR AI. .irNIED, DECEASED. Lot l. Valuable freehold 'and and the three brick and tile roofed storage aadawna known
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      183 4 IpMBA J COUGH^ CROUP. WMOOPINQ COUCH, BRONCHIT's! TMfa neMtov CONTAINS NO NARCOTIC aa a I M*nvifaxftvir^ by I Chamberlain Msdidne Cc. 1,. Manufacturing P ,r- t:ti% jjjjl Pe* Morn>». lOW 4.I OW4 v. s |j IS! mmm sm a ll siz'f FOURNIERSI HYGENIQUE MIXTURE. POat I I E& lc*ted ar.d
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    ROYAL BURIALS IN EGYPT.
    1134 5 RUINED BBPt/LCHRBS. Professor Flinders Petrte, l« ring at 1 University College on Royal \maiaU m Egypt, said the tombs of kings had always drawn the thoughts of mankind, yet most B< itfen d the indignity of plundering or of Vengeance. In Egypt not a single Royal
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    AMERICANS LEAVE COBLENZ.
    555 5 Toachiag Farewell Scenes. Coblenz, Jan. 21. Stinting and impressive scenes were witnessed to-day on the departure of the American troops. Shortly before noon General Allen arrived at the great fortress of Ehrenbreitstein, high up on the grey clifTs opposite the "Deutachea Eck." where the .Moselle flows into
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      264 5 TO LET. IO 1 ET. r. Paa; ig tppty, !1 aaRNCIBf LTD., Batal Agenta. U.C. a w m ttt-ji 8 }< I It,!. •"I Co., t. I Orchard the ta Alotor; > l .1 9 Orehsid Koad its v etos Road or Chop ngspen i. 1 M ngoon Koad, arith
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      441 5 -AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF 10 CASES IRON' GOODS At ear Wwa, No. 30 Chulia street UDAY. Ist MARCH, AT 10.80 A.M. tompr^np *Q ;Uvts pointed h^-. s hammers with handles, 3,520 pieces nad n various si e9 lf6oo Jj™£ g* bi chea. 3 eaae. each 2 dozen hurricane lanten,.
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      564 5 I NOTICES, NOTICE. la ftature our Retail Pepot, Oichi .land Will close at 10 a.m. on Sundays. BIKCAPORI COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. 28, 2-^ NO RGB. Ust of applicationi ror Rencwala Transfcra K.'movais and New Lie. neea to be eoaaidared at p.m. on Thuradny, 15th March 1925, by IBS Boaed
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      105 5 KTANIU STOPS DIGESTIVE PAW. Over ninety i cent < i indigestion s 1 1 i Mlity, and thr' pj m i f -Ta ta of tha ha -mfi ha T< "heck this the pf, M rated Magnet*:'; f whi i I vely gives istant relief, yet m < iil m
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      400 5 T i I i EYEGLASSES N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL I3ATTERY ROAD. NOTICES. Just Received GENTS' Soft Felt Hats Velour Hats White Helmets Made m England. Prices Strictly Moderate. Singapore General Stores, Corner, Orchard and Tank Roada. LADIES VISITING SINGAPORE Ai rited to isspaet our (oanlaa and Parisian Millinery, Lingerie, Jumpers,
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      24 6 ILIM KEOKQ LAV. On Sotmfejr, 24th Feb. lir.M. at "Sunnysid 231 McAlister Road, Prruru'. r» Mr. an.J M:-. him KtOftg Lay. j 999
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      DEATH.
      23 6 IGIDLEY.— Oa Jaa. r>tb. at Urn Hospital for Tropica! Maaaaaa, Loaean, Allaa G:dley, P.W.D., F.v.s.. lata of Kota tputra, Kelaataa, npe<l 35
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1923. The Council Meeting.
    919 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1923 The Council Meeting. I I The first meeting of the enlarged I Legislative Council on Monday was a memorable one inasmuch as it marked the inauguration of a wider 1 pi esentation to the various peoples of the Colony on the legislative body.
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    186 6 The following guests of His Excellency the Governor and :.a.?y Guillemard are staying at Government House The Hon'ble Mr. A. B. Voules, Mrs. Voules, Mrs. C. R. BfcCram, Mr. G. Hubbard, Col: J. H. 11. Greenly C.B.E. Col: Greenly is returning to England m s.s. Khiva. The voyage of H.
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    LATEST TELEGRAMS.
    554 6 U. S. AND RUBBER. I'KAKS of shortage. [Router's Service.] London, Teb. 27. The report of the committee of the Rubber Growers' Association on the discussions win the United States, states that there is a general appreciation by the United States of tho need for the measures taken by
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    226 6 The Singapore Cold Storage Co. notify 'hat their retail depot m Orchard-rd. will m future close at 10 a.m. on Sundays. Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard. who has been sitting m the Court of Appeal at Penang, is due to return to Singapore on Tuesday, March 6th. Litigation m the Supreme Court,
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    FLIRTING!
    117 6 FLIRTING SUZANNE AND Tin; BE^ will THEY RMBRA( i [Reuter'a Service.] Leaase, -here la much talk In the i on the subject of b pa rapprochenaeat at Baa La Matin, Bayi cicdes on this subject are g »I 4»; m any Bat* RC| intend to take Bte] Any no- it
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    105 6 PBRAK CH .MBBB 01 I l) I MI Deeetaaiag t h«- (From Oar Owi Ipoh i Presiding at the ann ia Perak Chamber of Physick reviewed trade- which diaclot* wore $1,650,000 year, hut BXpo ere Twenty-live- pci of Chinese firm- In Perak I the position was now quit
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    DARING GANG ROBBERY.
    56 6 (From Our Own i Kuala l.umpur. 1 A dariag gang raM Meagkarak on the Pahai i or. th« night of Saturday. I\ I anne i men attacked a Ck Resistance wai Off< I shot dead and four >ti ads The robbers N pliin<it-i everything of value. The
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    OBITUARY.
    25 6 From Our Own Coi Kua'a Lumpur. Fah The death has BCCUrri steamer on hi* way to Ii Rass Alivchoy. a well-knowt «>f k Lumpur.
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    JAPANEBE NEWS.
    65 6 (By Courtesy of the N S Shimbun >. Tskia, I Baron Keajiro Yamakav of the Tokio In serial I appointed a Privy Councillor. The Kaahood Suffrage B turned down by tha I understood thai the X partial will m obi d be aattled by a ballot of Tin
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    HIGH COMMISSIONER AT SEREMBAN.
    101 6 The following were the by the Hon'hle the Bl I Mis* H<. so to meet H High Commission*-, and L dj at (linnet at the Residency lan, on Thursday i Mr. H. A. Forrer, Mr. I 0. Hill and Mrs. \V. E. Kinsey, S. Magill. and
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    35 6 Mr. Dawson, Secon I Polio Maf* is expected to be leaving tn-- i ly, on transfer to Penang, ana stood that Mr. C. D. Ahearne will be m i> few daTB time to tike SGHGFGF
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      174 6 I REMOVAL I I From the First of Next Month, I Our Address will be No. 45 ROBINSON ROAD. > IGALDBEGK MCGREGOR £0., LTD. < Incorporated m Shanghai* Telephone 228 eaßß__B_B____a_______B___D3a___^^ PATRONISED a^fS^^ai# UOYALTI \N EASTERN GIFT FOR A WESTERN FRIEND A TRIAL CONSIGNBOBNT OF ORIENTAL ART IN KAXDYAN SILVERWARE.
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      59 6 VAN DEN BERGH'S "BLUE BAND" I DEVONSHIRE BACON In v« 'j and 1 lb. lots. Per 75 cts. lb. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia S.S.) RETAIL DEPOT ORCHARD RD. i i i NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Oa aad from i>i March, i<>_:'>, Ur. John Dake, F.D.0.A., F.SM.C, m Optician,
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    HOUSING.
    53 7 Ho>]r ,oVKRN>IENTPLAN. -ROL IN P'2.->. EBsreica.] London, Feb. 26. .unions at questionLai ac Gove nn Bnf ro] Of houses ->houid ah hoasei ir 1924, if tha up and there to t p4 nd the Ministry of I ply of higher grade aately equal to the ire to move the
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    PHARAOH'S EMPTY SHELL.
    276 7 Luxor, Feb. 26. been sealed Up i mi r-a \YNES CASE. London. Ftb, 26. K. Haynea charged luteal company i foi trial at j all< sred, Em v r ESI -.x im^terdam, Feh, 20. I l r-Gen-ions, U i BJ <>hip, of Pot- for tl I i
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    26 7 >• Association d oa Monday night with his address the Uea,t with th appointing out the re- <> make its success— "'rung committee, and itthlf was an un-
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    SUPREME COURT.
    466 7 PRAYING LITIGANTS. Remarkable evidence was given before the Chaat Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, m the Supreme Court yesterday morning, m the action brought by a wicww named Oei Slew Poh against a C- Baas v.getariun priestess named Lin, Thai Nee, it being stated during the course of the
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    A QUESTION Of FILMS.
    565 7 A dispute between Bis K.tr Eastern Film Service Ltd., Singapore, anil the China Theatre.-. Limited, Tientsin, aristae out of the hiring: l>y tho Singaj'Hv firm to the i taa firm of a number of film-, came before the Chief afuotiee m the afternoon. The plaintiffs, who
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    JUDGE'S CRITICISMS OF LOCAL COUNSEL.
    599 7 JUDGE'S CRITICISMS OF LOCAL COUNSEL. Ia the course of his written judgment, Bent from Penang, m the action m which a Singapore commission agent named P. A. Paris claimed |95£00 from Mr. See Tion- a/ah, eompradorv 0 f the HOngkonj ami Shanghai Bank for breach of an agreement to form
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    FORTHCOMING CASES.
    104 7 The list of cases for hearing during; March la considerably shorter than usual. \mong the actions fixed for hearing by the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, yesterday, were the following: F. C. D'Almeida vs. A. E. D'Almeida. F. S. GoodaH, trading as Goodall and Company TO. Chop Khoo
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    28 7 The Municipality has borrowed from the Government $870,000 for electric lighting! works to Tanglin. Interest is 5 per cent and repayment is now beginning, 30 half yearly instalments.
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    KUANTAN RUBBER.
    704 7 iCE IX SHARE DENOMINATION. ordinary general meeting of the D Rubber Syndicate Limited was the cffices. of the Company, Charter* k Chambers, at noon yesterday. FI. Robinson presided, and m moving ption of the report and accounts for ir ended Aug. 31 1922, said: With cc to the
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    THE LATE MR. BARRY.
    196 7 li I I i'h«. Chief Secretary to Government records with deep regret the death of Mr. I P. M. Barry, Deputy Commissioner of j Police, Federated Malay States, and acting Chief Police Office, Pahang, who was accidentally drowned m the Jelai River on the 18th Pebroary,
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      166 7 I Mil I 111 IMI muuummmmMmmmmmmu m ---»»-ifc--iaaaa«™aBBBBBBBBBBBBBaa-_^___aBBBBaBBaaaB Robinson© Co., Ltd. JUST RECEIVED ADVANCED SHIPMENT. NEW SPRING MILLINER V TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMER Robinson Co., Ltd. INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE. ■■■k*aaaaaa_a»B-_B_^ BBfl POT ■t_B_HBI|BH[^^B^BHB^B-^-l-H_BB__H_B_Bi mum^ mmmmmmmmmmkmm%%mm%mk^^^wmmmfmmmmmmmfkmmrMmam \a_n i/r ill yVarV 9_l /.fe^ TT_ BA c ymj&P Natural-Milk Food ADVICE FREE BY OUR
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      493 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (Ceeapaaies Incorporated ia England) BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Regular Service to LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LJVEkTOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. rakiag cargo on through Rill of
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      533 8 "ELLERMAN^ UN__. I >. LLERMAN BUC&NAM, STFAMSHIP Co., U t (Incorporated m Z\ tfhtsdj PASCTfUdSS PERVIC? Bw«! r OUTWAIKIs. »i»r-r^ra. M cITY OF POONa Gkiea and Japan Mar. 10 >. CITY OF MANCHESTER Caiaa and -Japan V- il 22 HOME WARD. '.M.s. CITY OF SIMLA Marseille and bondon Mar. 2<,
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      531 8 P. a BRITISH LNDIA AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated m Eng'and.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARC.O «ER V ir» PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S, x r B (Under Contract with His Majesty's Gorei t) KINDON FAR-EASTERN SFRVICt FROM LONDON To MARSEILLES, LO> DUE SINGAPORE. LEAVE SING i .VAN KIN about March 6
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      492 9 j Ucean Steaw Shiii Compmoy. Limited. The China Mutual Stea .Navigation Co., Ltd. jiUEM &t Bu ktiaD Bta-mm Shin C T 4-* IM iEUICAN MANCHLUIAN LINE.) (Incorporated iv England.) I(( Ni SERVICE I<< BOBXON AND idV. YOU-5 via SUEZ A i \AA FROM NEW YORK Due Spore Roato p or
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      525 9 ADMIRAL. LINE (Incorporated m U.S.A.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE ia DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA. St «»m«*. Sails Hoagkoag. Arrives Seatti*. PRESIDENT GRANT Mar 11 Mar. 30 PRESIDENT MADISON Mar. 23 Apr. 11 PRESIDENT McKINLEY Apr. 4 Apr. 23 PRESIDENT JACKSON Apr. 10 May 5 PRESIDENT JFFFERSON Apr. 28 May 17 And
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      298 9 N. V K. LONDON LINE. ha.-diima Maru March 6 Hakonc Mam March 20 LIVERPOOL LINE. Tsushima Maru early March HAMBURG LINE. Matsaja Maru Early March Lima Maru mid. April NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Kanagawa Maru Apr. 21 BOMBAY LINE. Wakasa Maru March 6 Nagato Maru March
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      722 9 [isthmian line FROM AMERICA VIA SUEZ. s.s. STEEL NAVIGATOR due Singapore to disch. Mar. 3 I;ji s.s. ATLANTIC ClT'i' due Singapore to disch. May 2S 1923 TO BOSTON. NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DFI2.CT. s.s. STEEL WORKER due Singapore to load Mar. 17 1923 s.s. STEEL NAVIGATOR due Singapore
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    560 10 Calibration practice will be earned out at Blakan Mali »n open water from howitzers on March 10th. About the iirst week m March the China Bak.r fixer! Lght (Rangoon) will be rcp.aced by a flashing light.. Day maiksi the same a.s at present, full details at. Shipping OlF.ee.
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    THE TFH E SI VIII <>l Rl ssi \.
    503 10 THE TFH E SI VIII &lt;&gt;l Rl ssi Froai Bolshevist Reports. Bolshevist Journal I--&gt; itJa, much imtant Information is to be (Fathered a.&lt; the &lt;'&lt;•!&gt;. ra le &gt; R i sia at aat I me. This information is doubly preserve a from the cae n •■i Bolsh fron ofl I
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      260 10 MAIL TABLE. TO D.i V. Pnlau g Banuit 9 a.m rnon t 1- -&gt;ok Mow m l r °b i Tr ,n Hoag &lt; h «ng a a.m. lion-,' .&gt;oon &lt;) m ~Saba aad Djambi B i 'J l Lab ««n. Jesseltoa, Kudat, WuUi, Sola and Zamboanga Selancor 11 am
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    EXCHANGE.
    47 11 February 27 Beak 4 m.s. o|4 Bank demand 214 6-32 Hongkong, den mad 2 p.c. Dis. Yokohama, demand 113^ Sovereign, Hank B^yin^ 8.54 Bank of England liate 3 p c Rome, Feb. 24. Exchange on London Lireg W. 70. Italia War Loan 5 per cent. 1
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    PRODUCE.
    109 11 hebruarv L'T lin Big r ■wj Soften Gambler Cube No, l 21.00 Gambu-r 16.00 Pepper Black li^| IVpper (white fair) 24.00 Tapioca, smail Bake, f.g. 1240 Pearl Sage small 9.00 Copra Mix [0J Copra Suadried 11.15 Opium, Beaare* unc. 4,600 Rice, Rangoon white 230.00 Rice, Siar.i No. 1 for
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT
    145 11 Singapore. Feb. 27. Rubber. Lon k&gt;n La. 5%d. Local &lt;U. Tin. London E2Ol 10*. Local $102% Share Marked— Quiet KaWaera United Malacca a 6140 $145, New Serendaht $3.30 £3.35, Tambalaka 82% ST 1 tfentakabt 30 32%, Baasetta $1.16 $1.20, Kempas $5.06 $5.15. Tins. Padanf Plandoka 45 50, TaUma
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    LYALL AND EVATT S REPORT.
    160 11 Singapore, Feb. 27. Tin Jtiiui. ios. $102 &gt;h, no sales. Kihaata AHenbys $i.i.~ $1.25, Ayer Panas $7.50 $8, Baaaetts $1.15 $1.20, Craigieleas 72'/- 77%, Jeram Knantans ll 49, Jimahs $1.45 $1..",.',. Ifentakabs 27% 32%, Utan Simpana $1.92% $2, Pa jam* $7.40 $7.60, Tambalflkd 80 85,
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
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    ERASERS REPORT.
    54 11 Siagaaere, y\h. l&gt;7. Kubber.—ls. 5%d. Tin £201.108. Buyers, no sellers, $102.62%. V.ininP.—Petalingi 67% tl» Nawng Pets $1.60 $1.65, Johana 60 ~&gt;~&gt;, Souths $1.12% $1.17 H, Norths $1.17% $1.22% Lingtti. $480 $4.90, ftfuraia $4.25 $440! Rawangt $1.22% $1.27 Rabberav—lnactive. Indastriata, —Tradera $2325 $28.75 UrJteera $12JH1 $1310, Freser and Weave.
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    JACKS' METAL REPORT.
    381 11 London, Jan. ai. As we anticipated, the plethora of m the United State- led to a general up- movement m prices of ail their com. modltiee, and American sellers who bviu iV I tho market had some .iifftculty m buying back who- they ha short. Copper. Stoeka
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    C OF C. RUBIJER ASSOCIATION.
    15 11 o Singapore, Feb. 27th 1«&gt; n rtrt tmZTnS^SS. RibWd Sh
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    25 11 If franco hopes to a* money am ol Germany she MM fire Up her idea oi Mng a eoa] merchant o Ruhr.— Mi Austin Harriaon.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1575 12 An invitation has been received from Bandoeng for a Singapore Br.tish team to take part m the swimming competitions to be held there during Whitsun. The matter has been under the consideration of the Committee of the Singapore Swimming Club, but owing to the difficulties m the way
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    HOME BOXING.
    26 12 [Beater's Service.] National Sporting Club m lbs rounds Scat for the beatem-ereig-t championship of Bilu-.in, Bugler L;&lt;ke beel Ha rison I Holder) on points.
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    THE DAVIS CUP.
    16 12 [Renter's Servlas.] Nee York, Fee. 27. end Hawaii have rfislisnged for s Cup.
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    A. W. GORE AT PENANG.
    84 12 m Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Feb. 27. On the Cricket Club coi 's. A \Y. Core and Bird beat Khooi Hoo Hye aad Lee Tan; L at, f 3, C— 3. In a sing let, Ivhoo Hcoi Hye defeated Gore by I 2. There was
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    BOXING STADIUM.
    50 12 One of the principal attractions at the 'Boxing Stadium on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, will be the appearance of a genuine cowboy, Texas Walker, and h's ompany, who will present some remarkable &gt;v ('ting feats anj performances with the 'ease. An excellent boxing programme has ftlao been arranged.
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    11 12 The Secon Singapore Assises have been j fixed for March 13th.
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    FOOTBALL.
    640 12 I S.C.C.'s POOR DISPLAY AGAINST ST. JOSEPH'S. The S.C.C. would have been fcrrur.ate had their match aganst St. Joseph s Old Boys on the Padang (yesterday evening terminated other than m defeat fcr they put up a very mediocre display, and the Old Boys' victory by the odd goal
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSN.
    459 12 The annuel meeting of tin Singapore Footbeil .vssoeiation was held at the Singapore Cricket Club lest evening. Ths Preaident, Mr. J. M. Sime, who presided, brief reviewed the patt season, and m doing so, referred to the satisfactory position m which the Association was at the present
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    CRICKET.
    238 12 The following is the result of the match played between the Y. M. C. A. and S. R. C.I o.t Saturday on the latter'- ground: S.R.C: IfcHeyzer c Thompeon b Igr tins 84; G. Amstrong b T. E. Kanagaratnam -7; E. E. De Sousa c Ignatius b Janaen S;
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    M. C. C IN SOUTH ARRICA.
    73 12 [Renter's Service.] Bloemfoeteea, Pea. 26. The Orange Free State were all out for l de Villiers compiling "&gt;9. Kenni took foui for nd Fender three for The M. C. c. replied with 284 for live wickets, Jupp contributing ~&gt;~* and Stro 88 not out.
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    V.M.C.A. SPORT.
    163 12 Water Pole Matefc.— The Y.Mr. A. se- I I con&lt;j team met the 2nd. Battalion Middle- E sex second at water polo m ths Association I Swimming Pool &lt;m Monday evening, a n fairly even game resulted, but th. Middle- P sea proved the ranger by c.i.' goal,
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    PENANG GOLF CLUB.
    137 12 The annual general meeting of the mem- ber. 1 of the Penang Go f Ciub was held m club-tyouse recently, when the Com_ ntittee'a re? ort and the accounts for 1922 T were passed an.} the following officers electi d for the ensuing year President, the Hon.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    30 12 La :ies are reminded that the Qualifying I R-und to compete for a prize presented by i member will be played off on Monday next, sth March.
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