The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 October 1923

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. *****7469• SINGAPORE, S.S.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 192:]. v k 11,031
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    194 1 <»trmany it m the thkk of it v ith interaal troubles, the Imperial Govci mcnl naving called on the Saxon i»overn»eat to resign, as being con. moniat— Page 7. On tho other hnnl Bavaria is i,,r t nr.ee Itupprpcht. .'Jfiere art w,«d riots >n various places Page
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    THE STORY OF FORMOSA.
    1091 1 i p.. m I FormoM t of the F< kien pr< Mid i aiwan, I 'f tal, M ..i'.-iiicd whole I bai been retained by Japanei I irini I ro i ftuiM s which folk ipj c f the m ment of th< mandi < rraptioa
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      137 1 Tl c Hnf l■ v 5 iI C 5 A I KJL 1 111 Lifft^i l HSilf i' r m« X«» r r, ir i R«Ma open till 12 p.m THURSDAY.— Guest Ni^ut— q "^U N .< ifa i6a uansant sw SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors. ARRIVING SHORTLY. THE NEW MODEL 12.
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      114 1 p&E V^lO J[ 011 l ijHi The besc part of a t..r. iJ^ 1 Sling or Pahit. w^ v < L^^Jrrt*>'- *"v at j _^a Ja iS^aHaMas > Sii^^l African Eastern -j^^M Trade Corporation UMITKf). (Incorporate«l m England). ill 1 SINGAPORE. mmM s.s. F.M.S. I The EUROPE HOTEL. k ItENOWNED
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      176 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. V M.S. week-end tickets Pape r>. Bols bitters n convenient form. John Li: tie's Pajre >. Kmpper Beer ut Caldbeek M.i.<rreror Xtw shipment of lamb at Cold Storage I a-jre T. i Estate x ,an«) TrMs*. atvU of fu rnituar*^ I ape 4. Bxpamet at William Jack^ Pajre
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      101 1 THE WEEK Mond.,, nth. Hi^h water, <>.."> n.r\. o^6 p.m. Dutch homeward mail ci< I-« ris!«tivt> Council, IO.St) a.m. T-"s<!,n,, ".(>■/>. H \v.-,t,. i.:n a.m.. o.r,* p.m. ("1. ..'nb of Commerce meeting, 2.15 p.m. K^edneMlay, Slat. 11 V. _.M ;t.m.. \M P.m. Children*! Aid mtjr.. GotL Hocae, l^ l ajn.
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    RUSSIAN REFUGEES IN CHINA.
    157 2 (From Our Own Corresponderrt.) London, Sept. 27. Dealing with the protection of Russian Refugees at the 5th Commission of the h Assembly of the League of Nations, Mr. Chao-Hsin-Chu; Chinese Delegate made ths following statement: On behalf of the members of the Commission and on my
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      316 2 "SKETOLENE" for the prevention of MOSQUITO and other insect bites. $1.60 per bottle Hr.JUlAL riALL LT1'». *j M RaTT-Ptl ROai» •INGArHIKV NOTICE. D Uglas. Beauty Special:-!, receives it R; ffles Hob R< 01 i 124, for Shampoo, Hair Treatment, Fa Massage ure, Marci I Waving. MANICURE FOR GENTLEMEN. Hours 9
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      473 2 i RTTRTNA lnA.ua,:, :K, r, tremen.l-.-s- CHARLE." HUTCHISON 'S THAN -NOT GUILTY" WHIRLWIND SERIAL I A 1M If I I T V All 16 Episodes The whole 30 Reels lAif I UUI L 1 I j n on£ n igrht for only one adjnission Drama of a Woman'i Drea<i Price
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      393 2 Alhambra From Saturda., 27th October, to Thi,rsda>. l^t \,,n, IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 p.m Sij TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. REAL DRAMA INVOLVING REAL PEOP LEWIS .1. BELZNICK PRE? I COX WAV TEARLE 1 „r,Ree,s "LOVE'S MASQUERADE" A powerful screen drama m which highly drama-. murder ir an
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    JAPAN'S EARTHQUAKE RECORD.
    1274 3 INTERESTING STATISTICS I he Fire Insurance Question. I (By Alfred E. Pieres, for the Singapore j Free Press). Tokyo, Oct. 7. It la pretty well known and an established tact thai Japan has beer, afflicted I earth* quakes from the \i j earliest ;!.:.<.>. ne oi the
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    GLARING KNOWLEDGE SCHOOL.
    511 3 t sk< dto pub. »1 following U]>] .V. This i :«-t which we live* i« like a vast -tititi: we !'avt to very hard m it to get o-der our <:■.'.!>• Defects, and aome «f us sometime* :.:< tr.tr \-<ij*'. «f luster to our perfect! or s
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    18 3 Dr. A. G. Ellis has been appointe Director of Studifes m the Medical Facult of the Chulalongkom University.
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      370 3 In Pain i Sloans gives INSTANT RELIEF I n suffer the excruciating pains of RHEUMATISM, SCIATICA, I iiMB^GO, or if you experience the severe pains of NEURALGIA. I SPBAINN. BBtISES, STIFFNESS, NEURITIS, *c^ you need Sloairi I ..uicnt. I or mO re than 40 years this wonderful pain killer has
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      299 3 /^Tm WHAT'S IN A \^^o^ NAME? EVERYTHING. IF IT HAPPENS TO BE UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. 'Incorporated m the Straits Settlements.) Phon < SINGAPORE. no. 134. ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. IS, Ilattery Road. From the CHEAP id GOOD to the BEBT RUT NOT EXPENSIVE, i according the um> you want of it: WATCHEB
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    THE WEEPING WOMEN OF EUROPE.
    1111 4 '■.My dear lady," I >-a:d to thu- womai weeping on the sofj m the German Con luiate m Silesia, u do try to compose your Belf, it ii SO painful tv me" but at thai OTCment the official entered. Miv. ha> married a < seeh
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    87 4 m The Civil 8< ngly fiit m 1 5 w ni came ii waa o ensut*( pu to b he "will acc< i^t w t n f half the pi a hi re i CO. up it I L I v A telegi refused to i handed over the I
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      1578 4 finer smoking qualities which lie underneath the pure rice paper. tin ensures Hr^^r The pure Virginia leaf is matured by the natural and patient condition B^aibiMl method that ensures a standard of quality distinctly above the of contlnts W|i|]|affT IN EVERY majority of high-grade cigarettea. cumatb- < j- Guaranteed by
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      14 4 CRICKET OUR FRESH LONDON TT SIOLK jT) A PRICES ON APPLICATION *wjC VjrJQiA.Xv ic^MsS
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    EARTHQUAKES.
    479 5 Wf»r!d a Raging Furnace. Eaithquakes and volcanic eruptions are reminders of the fact that at one period m its history the earth was a world m travail, a racing furnace within and its ■Uface a itstless, tossing sea of moiU.i lava. Jupiter is probably m that state .ie-day (says
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    ORCHID SECRETS.
    476 5 Syi ndition cf conjoint l fe that ia more <r lest beneficial to the a*sociat< I <•! l -.»:.i.-ir.s. so the Professo: 5:..3d at the British Association. Of many instances of symbiosis one of t lit- most curious \ote<] wu that of orchids. Cultivators of orchids had found
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    617 5 I FKASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE JLSROKEUS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27th. M INING. [Figures m brackets show the issue vahit of the Share m dollars unless otherwise marked. C. Cum d x agnail t:- d v.j Bat;.:!. Pa.an^ i.:i ..5) ,5 40 Hila:n Pin i.4G 1.45 c.d. Jelantoh
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    81 5 The Maia,y Mail of Thursday states: Where is Stoffroiber? This question presented itself this morning m a letter received from an advertiser m England. Apparently several peonie from Malaya have stay^l at Si»cg-umber and liked it, including: Mr. Wall and Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Ror;ke. but everyone m this
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      345 5 I*"""' Unfurnished h< L t-(.' known V Immediate [>A x to Blansfk <\ Co. Ltd, I if ne Yi.i; 1 L 69 Upper E di Slec ric I" \T TPUS AGENCIES LTi>., I A.uti)« -ri< S h,ni«T* Afrer Ts. I rEU XI RAU. I alow tecinia I 1 IGENCIEB, LIMITED,
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      628 5 TENDERS. iOVEKNME.\ NOTIFICATION. T Vi be r eived at the Colonial O«ee, M? to noon of he 2-id Neveiater, 1*23, for Jm following worksi L Earthwork la as the Nw R It i«gc, Basil Tiauihj 2. Sew eonen i ßa and eoWorta at the i Buo- Vista *jvery penion applying
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      733 5 n I tM,il\ Food 3\Co. I 9 Solves Three Problems, one of which 4, every Mother has to face. I Where {Breast Feeding n.lwlly Fails VmS- B& "Allenbury,- Milk Food No is practically identical m \K3fCP |T composition human milk. anH is entirely suited to Jg£X> |R h< dc ''cate
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    49 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. EIO. -Mn. Eio N<jian Boon nee Goli Cheng K< ov died it residence No. 94. kamponp JftTß Road, on Tuesday 23 rd Odfeobe* 192*. The funeral will take place on Suiuhiy lHth November 1923. The Cortege «rHI leave for the Thompson Pnnrt Cemetery at 10 a.m.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1923. The Weekly Causerie.
    781 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1923. The Weekly Causerie. The telegrams arriving at the end of the week are full of meat, dominating all other subjects being the hope of united action between the Powers affected by the result of the war, with the United States to come m
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    469 6 Mr. 11. Elis, Linotype and Machiner ltd.. ha> returned to Shanghai ftom Japa;; where he has been assist irm m ivstorini. newspaper a printing establishments it strayed by the .n. i Mr. M. Corbett, Of Ipoh, who is ;vi present ii> charge of the Johan Mine, will be leaving for
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    94 6 MOTOR CAR IMPORTERS IN VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Oct. 27. At an extraordinary meeting of Chir. Sen.g and Co.. Ltd. Mr. B. E. Ross piesiding, it was decided to put the Company into voluntary liquidation. BaUtt# Padang Dredging Co., Mr. I>. A. M. Brown presid
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    RAWANG COLLIERIES.
    554 6 From an interesting account In the Tunes of Bfalatpa of th.* visit of nemben of t! 1 F. If. S. Chamber of Mir.es. we extract the following*: The first journey was to the a platform from which the coal just brought up from the "lowet.s of the earth"
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    178 6 W. R Brearley, ■nd Traffic Inspector, Ku <: en I Mai i :< R*N* M Titcombe, ye. Mr F. L. G asa c. of Mewis. Kdly and Walah, left for Shanghai by the Deva at daybreak iyestenlay. At the Cricke; nub at tiffin time on Saturday he was handed a
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    JOHORE NOTES.
    98 6 (From Our Joh ')r Itahru iv Per.Maps th< mo effort of the football niminj y to Japan* read -plie. a pift fi tri.nunt, tl Fold I v. n turn with collecting c< I over a th 2ii tl Ruf mara of I Ms B i-you-1 \n her victoria,
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    NEW METHODIST WORKERS.
    20 6 Misa S of the year. W Lsa back if Mr. and Mrs. M S iiav. on thi
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    39 6 >ri!v iks upo would now. A rofalx > artitu.it of the pi leave t you do gal a <■: imiiw you have the ntmo any 0110 forwa apainst him. and the W who Interfere either ii larger than. 1 think, realise.
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      168 6 •i-k i 2^ ftc Ji aim I y|^gfr M» ABSOLUTELY PUREJ|fij| i SOLE AGENTS: Caldb33k Macgregop Go., Ltd. NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. COLD STORAGE CO., Ltd. [Incorporated m the S. S.] BOLS BITTERS. \Y V v w GREEN AND RED POMMERANZ HITTERS IN SMALL TWO-OUNCE BOTTLES WITH NICKEL SPRIN KLER
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      62 6 OCULAR HEADACHES. Eight per cent of headaches are Ocular Headaches caused through some defect q£ vision. If youv headache is so caused you will never be relieved until \ou wear scienrincally-fitted glasses to correct the defect. Ltt nic tett your sight and make certain. You will rot be advised glasses
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    REPARATONS QUESTION.
    381 7 <;ERMAXVS LIABILITY. franS willing. [Reut' l s Service.] Paris, Oct. 2ft. author lively stated than Franc. United States that she u the presence of an Ameri- ive on the committee of festlgate CJermany's ci.pacit^- nunittee must be ap- Reparations Commission a*nd reto. sdds, however, that there on of
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    57 7 i thn toire ramentai i rfonmm a number of other tg 1 rom an enIn ••on to this big there wtt be the fhud m Foe serial. Han.lr <! "i Among Those I ml attraction starring .-nipe. will bo irrand chanpt hw V ttie On* time ir, now
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    BERLIN TACKLES SAXONY.
    441 7 ORDERED TO RESIGN. AGAINST THE COMMUNISTS. [Reuter's Service.] Berlin, Oct. 27. The Imperial Government has demanded tlie resignation of the Saxon Government by to-morrow. This is the outcome oi incitements by the communist menVbers of ;.hf Satfon Government to vioknee and ellion against the Imperial Government r.ui'horty.
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    PENANG'S NOTABLE DATE.
    298 7 A i undent direct- attention to ncy wit', which th.- 21s1 O :.»i,, i Pel i r*i scheme of things. The < f Captain Prancia Light, the founder k place on that date m 17 n 4, PetKSBl i S hocl was opened or the 21st October,
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    BRITISH NAVAL CRUISE.
    555 7 ROUND THE WORLD. DATES FOR US. [Reuter's Service.] London, Oct. 26. The Adm raltiy has issued a proerranm c for the forthcoming ten months worl 1 ciuise of a naval squadron. It will leave Etevonport on Nov. 27, proceed round Af rica, and them.: to Ceylon. The
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    CEYLON MASONIC WAR MEMORIAL.
    210 7 There was an impressive ceremony, n Victoria Masonic Temple, Colombo, oa Oct. 17th, when sr especial meeting of t) District Grand Lodfee of ('nylon was held for the purpose of unveiling the Afasonir War Memorial. The District Grand Maatei lit. Wor. PJro. Sutherland R«>s S presided
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    472 7 HOLLAND'S CABINET. MINISTRY RESIGNS. [Reuter's Service.] The Hague, Oct. 26. The resignation of the Cabinet iis expected m consequence of the Second Chamber rejecting the Naval Bill by 50 votes to 49. The Left parties and ten Catholics votou against the Bill The result of the division
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    222 7 From 'tout m? Orders. The Commandant congratulate* the 3. K. A -.mi the ftood repot t received from tfie Commanding Roy;*.! ArtJtery, Malaya Command on the resuils of practice carried on i'\: October. '?yi< re pert has been earned by tin co*\-•-t peat token f|y the Officer
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    24 7 The Headquarters of the Canton Aviatior Bureaju were burnt to the ground or. Oet fi 10, the anniversary of the founding of the Republic.
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      171 7 I WHENEVER THE QUESTION ARISES OF Warm nothing for the Kiddies YOU CAN ALWAYS RELY ON OUR STOCKS 7 OF tChiiproai tfmmh Underclothing (TO NIGHT GOWNS VESTS (ALL SHAPES) SLEEPING BUTTS /fi THE $-Tt^«££)g3«., U u a a j V iH^~ v*v. 1 VESTS (ALL SIZES) WOOLLY GAITERS OIK STOCKS
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      609 8 STEAMER SAILINGS^ BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service* to t,-*#m. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAMBUBG AN» BRBMBN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo ci: through Bill* of Lading for all OTorlaa* Patatm. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. din* Eiagapor*, KLPEXOR London,
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      551 8 jTEAMER SAILINGS "FJLLERMAN" LINE «I.?.EK*I -*N BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Cm* Lt* 'Incorporated m England) PASSENGER SERVICE Steamer OTJTWARD. *>■• »i»«»»«T« CITY OF PA&iff ru*—Javs^ Not. lt CITY Of CANTXHMUKI ai»a~J*i>^ CITY OF JLAkACfti \farsci!les— Lonrtoyj Dec. t CITY OF PARIS Mi rseille^—London Jan. 7 •rs. CITY OF CANTERBURY Ktnefll««— London Feb.
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      554 8 STEAMER SAILINGS BKITISH INDIA aatf APCAR UMflr. (Incorpor&i-^d m En^lAnd) «AIL, PASSENGER Ml CARGO SERVICI? ORIENTAL &TEAM NAVIGAT:o^ L LONDON FAR KAST MAIL SERVICE (Uoder Ccntrkct witi: Hi* M&jesty'g Gov€rnm€,n4 OUTWARDS from LONDON HOMEWARD^ Fer Chiaa and Japan. Fer Maraeillee, London and a» &m«»^^ Tonntje. EAISER-I-HIND ll»400 Ncy». ir CALEDONIA
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      469 9 STEAMER SAILINGS The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EHerman BucknaU Steam Ship Co M Ltd ,'AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINB.) (Incorporated m England.) »f a«?ia fO BOSTON ANaTneW YORK tI. SUEZ OE PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK. <t««mers. Dae B'pore RouU y #t fa pwet
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      697 9 OJ L E_/\MI_JK OAILIINIiS j^^M^^PS^P^HHh MA^ *^oo j (Incorporated m U.S.A.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE U DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA D t>^ Steamer S 3llB Hongkong. Arrives Seatt!e PRESIDENT GRANT 6 N, v PRESIDENT MADISON N>v. 18 iw' 7 PRESIDENT MCKINLEY Xcv. 30 Dec- io PRESIDENT JACKSON Dec. 12 n !l'
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      548 9 STEAMER SAILINGS ISTHMIAN LINE Atnrrag from America yii I tn m D<! Lo«dia» f^> BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND selma "AMn«»« VIA SUEZ DIPJ!CT Itlanta city h !T"° w Nov 1 CITY due Sin^rpore n_ STEEL INVENTOR due Singapore D 20 Taking cargo on througk Bill, of LU^M to all Inland
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    861 10 The Atsuta Maru is due to arrive al 1 Singapore at daybreak on Tuesday. The M. If* Outward Ma:il s^s. Angkor is (ijt here from Penang on Wednesday, Oct. Thursday, Nov. Ist, at 6 p.m. for Saigon, 31st, at flbOOt 4 p.m. She will leave on Hongkong, Shanghai
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      919 10 Henderson Line SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS. BY FORTNIGHTLY FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STEAMERS BETWEEN RANGOON AND ENGLAND w.th through connections from Singapore. HOMEWARD SAILINGS. ive Rangoon 1923 CHINDWIN about Nov. 6 BURMA "bo^ Dec 4 PEGU about Dec. 18 1924 MARTABAN about Jan. 1 HENZADA about Jan. 15 BHAMO about Jan. 29
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      251 10 "Great Auks 14 A* *f ti SOLE IMPORTERS The Borneo Company. Ltd. /Incorporate is CnfUod). S^ngapore-Ipoh-Penang. UST RECEIVED THE »Tropiial Model PIANOS li. iolid Mahogany. 4 ft. 6 m. high Stitched Action, Moderator Pedal, T J 4 octaves. A >uptrb instrument at a moderate price. W. J. GARCIA. Sole Agent.
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      246 10 STEAMER SAILINGS. LLOYD TRIKSTiNO S.N^ (Incorporated m Ittlfj HOMEWARD SAILINGS For Penang, Colomi'o, Ag»l la* Suez. Port Said, Bnndiii. V^:« v Trieste, taking cargo < throifß Ij 1 Lading for Fnme. *he U^tn^ i^l* Sea Port*. VENEZIA FIUME L. DUCHESSA PERSIA ROSANDRA OITW \Kl> SAILINGS For Honnknnji, v 'hani:h.ii. ok
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      54 10 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kcrbau Hospital Oct 2G Barom 32 Pah ?J013.^, 1-011.6, 1012 7 Temp 80, 82, UK Wet. Bulb Ther 77, 77. Dir. of Wind S.W., E., N. Ma-' Temp ,n shade 84. Mia Temp, m shade W. Maim Sun 100. Ter. rad Ther 70. Kain fall m 24
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      718 10 MAIL T\BLE. TO-DAY. Mcfian, Sabang, Colombo, Suez, Port Snl. 'iem.'i, Southampton, Amsterdam and utvpe •Rombrandt S a.m. Medan Melchicr Treub 9 a.m. Mauritius, Reunion ami Durban Armanestan i) a.m.. Pengeimng Despatch 9 a.m. KsrimOß Fook Mow i) a.m. Miri, Labuan, Jeseekon, Kndat, Sandakan, Sulu and Zamboarug-a Selangor 11 a.m. Selat
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    EXCHANGE.
    63 11 October 27. Bank 4 m.s. o o r> i -i .J-l(> oank, demand ■> j .}_.>., Private credit* 9 m.-. •>'. iq New \oik, donwnd Credits M days -V. France, demand jjg India T.T. 166% llon^rkonsr, demand li. p C- Ois. Yokohama, demand 10t)S 4 Java, demand Bangkok, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    163 11 October 27. J} n $101..-.. Tapioca, small flake f.g 12.0Q Pe*rl Sago era*!' g2O Bifl^ "Ha; x?od T»h.*» 276. 0< altc*. 3iar;? v .'o. 2 fov export X T tic\ Gr.i/nr. Nfo. o for «xpor* 118 0C We«, Si«ro Brek** Al tor «?*f> I*o r:*a 2?rji«s 01 fof :x>
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    40 11 Singapore, Oct. 2fi. 1 1 .30 a.m. Singapore Standard R.bhe<i Smoked Sheet. Spot 44\ 45 »4; Nov-Dec 4:>'.. 4<;; •lan-Mar 4<P. V |6f4; Apr-Juju' 47 a 4 i^'v. London Quotation Sheet Is. Hjd. Market Quiet.
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    KINTA KELLAS.
    247 11 The report of Khitai Kellas Rubber E>-ta-tes for the year ended March last is fully up to the anticipations I expressed some months ap > when reviewing the cornpar y's prospects This is one of the few companies thafr has been abl% to continue dividends throughout the recent
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    35 11 FRASER'S REPORT. 8 Oet 27. 1-. UVfcd, 106.50. Rufc er:— Mark 75 11.2! 99 LCI, Sou X 8d 2] ivi.i. i 17t26 Muraia 2.70 2.-1. Indmtrials:— T Hammer* 135 140, (l >: Uni--9.15.
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    104 11 Smfapere, (>« Tin:— London 12 Kuvbirs:-- Al m*t< Ifala; -4.80, Jeram Koant a *ha 1.15 L.20, MenUlcabs 30 23, Pai Senf'ais i l.io. Sunsgci BagmiH .»0 2. Benuts 21 24. Tins:— Hitams L.40 LJM), Kamtint 375. i>d., Kamp Mft 6d Isi Bd., Ling i.' NTortha 1.05 1.10, V
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    128 11 Singapore. Oit. 27. Tin. £204. ss. down E Robber.— ls. l%d. down fed. liufibers. Nominal. Ayer Par AnialiraiViatoii Malays 2.17 H 2.22 1 Bassot-s l 1.05, Allenbya IJU l.:)o, Ifalaka PindM 1.40 1.45, Craigieleas 25 H 2T% Kuaia Sidimi 2.10 2.15, X _>.4 2.50. •I( ram
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    HOOK-DAMAGE AT SINGAPORE.
    153 11 We have recently commented on the poor equipment of lighten at the harbour of Singapore, and the consequent loss to nt <it r-writors Bad a<i«ii:t ional expense oL' shipment m the W#? cf insurance COStS, pays. "The Manchester Gaanftan." This does cot appear to be live only
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    CHARITY RACE MEETING.
    1676 12 ENJOYABLE iFTBRNOON AND BATIBFACTORT KESULTS. Biilliani weathei favouretl the spe- meeting arranged by the ng Club with ihe obt of I Relief Funds, and ai »nc€ was attracted to th< Ra c Course on Batwrday sfternoon, bo uhal the eoaTen si the funds •r...; raplenislied as Tin
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    468 12 R. S.Y. C. 0! <! and conchiding race for the Hon*ble Mr. Carv*r*i trophy wa* -aii.i yeetentay morning m light tad ftvky Mreather, of which we have had surfeit latefer. r< teen boats were .sent aw;-y by Mi. Perry at ten o'clock, and the first lag cf rourat was down
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    62 12 onv distance race for the Ifay Tav[]i ir \va- swum for v<-'> r iv <hr ing frcm the Ck:h t-» 3ea .v. Nii»e started and the rv&aU w-c w |„n r. m 2J. D. U?n?: 3 L X Davidson. The winner*! time wni 30 mir. 15 -ecs. wco2>d
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    38 12 The management of the Palladium annoince that the six o'clock show of tlhe Japanese d saster pictures is cancelled, and to the end of the run Uhere will be twto shows, at 7 p.m. and 9.15 p, m
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      S.C.C. BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT.
      130 12 S. C. C. BILLIARDS TOURNAMENT. The following matches m the S. C. C. Billiards. Tournament were played during the week-end: A. Class: —J. W. Jones beat W. E. Rf.yner by 30. S. I. Saul beat C. H. Kent by 189. B. Class:—Sanders beat F. C. Stocks by 24. Spode beat
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      Y.M.C.A. GYMNASTIC CLASSES.
      53 12 Y. M. C. A. GYMNASTIC CLASSES. The Y. M. C A. Members' Gymnastic ia>- wttl re-open en Thursday. All memben of 'he Association safe welcome. Th'j class will commence at 8 p.m. Tie Schoolboys' ctefli will be held every Friday nt p.m. All sehoolbdys. whether members of the Association or
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      RUGBY.
      101 12 Singapore's Fifteen AgaiaPt Malacca. '1 he team which is to represent Singapore Pgainst Malacca- m the first match m thy Malaya Cup Competition will be selecte(i from tlie following: McCullagrh, Webster, Robertaon, Warren, Ablitt, Winier, Beville. Pha^ie. Fergus >;i, Leonard, Bonaventur<s Simpson, Will-on, Mai tine, rhenuts, Niblock. The match
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      AMATEUR SPORTING ASSN.
      124 12 Badminton Tournament. B. Sir:L r le Handicap Mordav's tie: s< h Cheng Yam vs. Lee Chin Yam. Tuesday'! tc: Goh Ttvk Huat vs. We* Chin Peek. Wednesd tie: Cheong Hock Chye v-. p oner of S».h Cheng Yam vs. Lee Ch:> Yi»!ll. Thuis<'a\'s ti<- winner of c;*>h
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL RESULTS.
    259 12 Y. M. C. A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL RESULTS. •Jo yds. School Championship, Ist J. B< ins. 2nd Mohd Noor. Time :T>.:; m So yds. hack B.roke handicap, k< Lee '"hin K<» <n, 2nd Ma.yjmirto. Time 1.19 4-10. 40 yo>. Novices Race handicap. Ist ChdDfl Nghee, 2nd Seng Kay. Time 82. BO
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    MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    39 12 Monday, Oct. 29. Individual Trooi i Parade. Wednesday, Oct. 31. Annual Meeting <f the Association m the YM.C.A Hall a 5 30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 3. Field Day Parac c at V.M.C.A. at 2.30 pan,
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