The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 March 1924

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  • 15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. CENTS, SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1921 No. 11,135
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  • 209 1 them all, the ultim rs, mor ingly t of the old mai memory, the poii wa. bed, the I with it is to all of as, and c;f that initial "I!" I in Ei B It 111 nial, a 1 v. illy i the sake of
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 126 1 PETTER OIL I, ENGINES GIVE ENTIRE SATISFACTION c;uthrie &CV Ltd. Kafties notei I L i e IC 2920. (10 I.ine^). DAY. 1 itrml rt. I'M n 1 1. DNESDAI i Orchestral Conceri Di i t WEDNESD v^i 12th UM !i. in na L'TE" IN PORT^-S SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors. 1 "it*
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    • 166 1 c:i M /ji!?2flr\ rated their f^^mi mils cham/^jQf'A\ The rT C^ M^\ iv(l (i »nd RA^ sfi' truant Firestone K) C^' T f lerlich n Firestone r^M^*; nberg Firestone l> O" Dnrant Firestone P' V^ ot Elliot s P" rial Century rt^ y FirsUrn, Cum Dipped CoJb Vty% ;UM !I
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    • 322 1 THE DAYS NEWS. February rubber exports brin^ the tual this year ap t«» i:;,2ll t«n^, against 42,778 In the- first two months of last year. Imported robber was dooble what it v. as last January ami February Page 11. The oil scandal in the United States has spread backwards to
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    • 14 1 FOUR wheel-huakes Immm^l? MIX HANK ALLY '/T/l^// PERFECT A9&JA ICuthrie Co., Ltd. Q?< /^^l
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    • 67 1 We High Water, 10.56 B jn., ii.ir, P .m Maynand'a annl. mt*., C. B. I noon B. I. borne war mail i Hig* Wati r, 10J tl Federal Council iur# Phil. Orchestra, Mem. Hall, 6.15 Dalhoußie i; a. <: p#m# High Water, ll^ „m. H gh Wi ,io p.m. rd
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  • 18 2 5. ON BIN! t d v. ia f v. y'mg not hing n it ia 1 w I
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  • 30 2 it in. Fib. rn in the I K nhan lii ol Pek twenty with than !ta ian ma I that Hi B I i P. < wid
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    • 162 2 Cow and Gate Milk Food. New Stocks at MEDICAL HALL LTD. Battery R ad. SINGAPORI THE HAPPY VALLEY. rANJONG PAGAR) <_ FURTHER SPECIAL Attractions WILL VI: ANNOUNCED SHORTLY PARS TOILET. NO. I, COLLYER QUA! HAIR DRESSING SALOON. EUROPEANS IN CHARGE. H KIR CUT eta, 25 DRY SHAMPOO 25 SHAVE 25
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    • 366 2 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND NIGHTLY AT 9.15 p.m. Rodolph Valentino Supported by Lila Lee and Nila Naldi in Blood and Sand AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE CHILDREN HALF PRICE TO MATIN] ON SATURDAY NEXT. MARCH Bth at 5.15 p.m. Prices $2 and 1. tHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS. CINEMA AT HO MR
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    • 214 2 Alhambra From Saturday, Ist March It Thursday, Cth March. In the Secor.d Sh<»\v at 9 p.m. sharp. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION I jy Garrison s Finish In 8 R It has all thes elemt with delightful enough comedy \c. the i, A picture that i< full
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  • 818 3 PENANG, SINGAPORE AM) THE MALA* STATES. The following statement of Information id un(ki the Immigration Rules has wjc-i approved of by the Governmer.t or' India „._i: its wanted for British Malaya, I.- I is i ...t Str it. Settlements, Federated y Li* .es J'iki ether Malay States
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  • 110 3 STU DEN T M ISSIONARI ES. More than HMiOO graduate- of American colleges have taken up week in the fore'gn mi-sion fields through the Student Votantti Movement -in a* ita organisation thirty-two years ago. The movement extended from a humble beginn'ng in the '^rly 'ninetiei ;;t Princeton {'r/s.r :ty, where
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  • 1157 3 LAND OF MILK AND HONEY. Ifr. J. C. Pasfjual in the course of one of his Interesting articles on Siamese states, in the Ptnang Gazette, says: The country passed by the northward bound train is heavily timbered and well watered, and woj.d be a land overflowing with
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    • 468 3 MP t "W« ha r A r found that thm P.l.Tn tty f T Feeder, with its ta«t »~H Vh Aj raive, is the Im*( to CV Baby loves the Glaxo Feeder Next in importance to Baby's food is Baby's feeder, %t and the Glaxo Feeder is designed to lighten
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    • 144 3 THE ORIGINAL FLAT WALL FINISH AN OIL PAINT WITHOIT GLOSS WASHABLE AS MARBLE. Unequalled as a Finish for Plaster Walls and Metal, Wood or Asbostos Ceilings. T (YP A DISTEMPER 1 M. USED EXTENSIVELY THROUGHOUT NEW GENERAL Agents for Malaya: 6ALLINAGH AND CO. 80, Chulia Street. 2 Car ffih Builders
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  • 944 4 CHESTERTON -SH AVt FOOD FIGHT. (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Feb. 7. Wi ;'i\ at the present time heinjr enterft by a diverting contest between Mr. Bernard Shaw and Mr. Gilbert Chesterton rii the British Breakfast. Apparently, we a-days made in this country the unwilling victims of
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  • 372 4 C. W. G. in his London Letter to the Times of Ceylon write-: On his assumption of office one of the fir*t acts Of the new Secretary of State foi the i olon.es, the Rt. Hon. Mr. J. H. Th< mas, M.P.. was to extend an invitation to
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  • 396 4 London, IV:. 20. In House of 1.-ords t< -day. i Beauchamp, who is an advocate of»fra 1• attention to the high dul n British goods under prefer* I ffa when they entered the Dominions and to Indian tariffs. I Arnold, replying, stated that I preference
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  • 602 4 Caste and Outcast: By Dhan Gopal Mukerji. The Call of the East has became a proverb, if not a platitude. Many men have felt it, but few can define it or can explain that peculiar magnetism which impels even the most unlikely and the most intolerant to
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  • 231 4 Naval Men's Mistaken Belief. London, Fib. i*>. The Marquess of Graham and I -ommandcr Newcombe, who were charged G fo* Sheriff's* Court on llth instant with holding a sweepstake on H.M s t nieorn at Dundee, were to-day fined £20 %ach for contravening the Lottery Act
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  • 50 4 The Duke of Devonshire deprecated the suggestion that the assistance the Dominions had granted us was not appreciated ne 'hoped Government would lit* guided by the great result already achieved and further develop Imperial trade. (Cheers;. Solicitor defending a steeplejack in Lancashire: My client u a person in hij-h life
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    • 378 4 TENDERS. G £*fe R CONTRACTS FOB H. M. NAVY. T,.ui,. v f or «mtracts fo th, supply »f the! f0110w,,,* article, to h. M. Ships etc. >t Sing*. Jon- for on, m i at Aprj win b|' received at H. M. Navel Offices, 26 Meyer's Mansions, by Resioeni Naval Ofleer,
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    • 376 4 i "^J^b^. OPENING SHORTLY t w The Flowtrshop W A A M, Amber Mansions, Orchard Road. jf CARNATIONS, LILIES, CHRYSANTHEMUMS, 1 1 A large selection of vases, baskets, etc. f Pieliminary Notice. FOR SALE BY AUCTION ONE COMPLETE CHINA (LAV FACTORS NOW PRODUCING, TOGETHER WITH r> ACRES OF LAM) SITUATE
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    • 126 4 NOTICES. ORDINANCE No. -u (BANKRUPT* IN THE SUPREME COI'RT OP 1 STRAITS SETTLEMEN SETTLEMENT OP Bl SUMMARY i Jn Bankruptcy. II Tan Dividen, l is intended abovi matter. A ms by the 29th wi«e they will 1' ited G. B. K MALAYAN AGRI-HORTH I II I K\l ASSJK I I
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  • 943 5 Petroleum has r „.>> Blled larue :e in the pub I eye at a political and diplomatic pawn, exciting international i valry, and leading to much wild writing. vN assumed bo much Importance in time, what brought about kind < i t: tween the nations, and what
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  • 166 5 n Hewi ntion that the •nt of India ef British Pi .1 dang< on the lil ona exist is backed up by Mr. il late Inspector-General of i in the Frontier Province. Mr. Close agra n and again during the yeara L9 when discussing the situation t: Sir George Roos-Keppel
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    • 186 5 BUSINESS CARDS. PETER TAN GRAMOPHONE ii:v now GOOD IT is. S«|< \-int-: A i VGOFF Co.. 12 Battery Rd ATHLETIC (iOOI)S Si I and Games. Prices moderate. r i CO. LTD.. J, High Stnct t ♦♦♦•.iiiCJ. >.<* FRAMROZ vV: Cos. RATED WATERS. BIG isaortoK ni of \t RENE I MANN
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    • 256 5 BRILLIANT GLASS SIGNS. Letter! g and Embossing on Glass ;>(.'( iality CHAS. J. HARDY, Manufacturer Ift»b D< S sa Street LACE MERCHANTS. ayl Hand-made Ceylon Lcce a SPECIALITY. V I- HEWA A- CO., 4 Dhoby Ghaut. PHOTO ENGRAVING. FINE ART AND COMMERCIAL. types of Blocks. RAITS PHOTO ENGRAVING CO. S
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    • 398 5 AUCTION SALES. SHERIFFS SALE. o IX THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE In the Eileen Lrmberi married Woman) Plaintiff i rbua l. i■ y Beng Hoon woman I Keni h Chia Defendant! AUCTION SALE OF Household Furniture, plants to }><■ hi il at Xo I. Singapore
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    • 341 5 TO LET A;ry and eonunodiowi godowni ■nd 28-80 Jiak Kim Btr. ng riverside. F(ir .mi- please »pp!j K h and <'i>.. Singapore. 5 -3 M lL> Road, Inini.-diiti- Entry. Apply onally, £STATE TRUST AGENCIES I. ID., Au'ctior.icrs iimi k i-i Compound House "Hi.! Panjang. (mmediaU Bni Bun i ing the
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  • 446 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1924. City Transport Possibilities. e hold no brief for the Singapore Tramways Company either in its past or reorganized form, but from what we can learn and from evidence that has been given, there seems some prospect of the iu-w organisation reaching a higher
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  • 797 6 The delayed Order in Council deal- ng with the new arrangements for :he constitution of Ceylon's Leg;slative Council, has at last arrived in Colombo and has gone a long way towards satisfying all but those who Lirge ureasonably extreme views. The new Council will have an unofficial
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  • 162 6 EDUCATION OF MALAYS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. March 4th. The vexed question of the higher education of Malays In the F.M.S. was the subject of a remarkable address by Sir Lionel Woodward, Chief Judicial Commisioner, on the occasion of the opening of a fund for the Victoria
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  • 672 6 The Honp Guan-Rus-eM case has been again postponed to next month's li>t by the Chief Judicial Commissioner, at K Lumpur. -Mr. P. A. Yearwood, Inspector of School.-, Xegri Sembilan. lira. Yearwood, and family, returned to Seiemban on Saturday from Home leave. The Rev. G. K. A. Bell. Resident Chaplain to
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  • 312 6 iß.ut.r'- Service.] l-ondun. ir j The House <-t Commm h.i- i. l(( vote of CIH,tN for Ikt Nauru undertaking, alltr a BJSCUSSIui j n the Lilnral Mr. Black called an, the condition*, of Chinese labeurei islands ynd h rm* of the a-r. Un^ Wkidi the> a>.> brought Imm
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  • 179 6 In addition I tion of undernoted work- ha\ \tMtln Library anu will be 1 .e on Saturday at am. Asquitn <H.H.t Stu tiaiiour t Earl of) Theism lines iGeo. X.t From Work v abitiet. Bai 1 .A. 1 A land to the Congo. Barnt-tt (Lt.-( (i. H.i W
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  • 55 6 The followii n te\eg\ February to Genera S hit departure from th< S1 Strait- Settle! I Force, t>i<i you fan v» i I pi 08P1 l'ily in ful 111 Tin- following i M Many thanki foi kind telegram. I sha Brreat i nt^i i.-t ii the
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  • 21 6 A Ceylon paper baa i of the Dollar Line, at departure <>f Sir Robert I 1 York on board the Pn
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    • 112 6 "TH 1 CONNOISSEUR COMES TO i J NAPIER JOHNSTONE'S ■A SCOTCH B --I WHS^KY ■h vv ni jk i taldbeck Macgregor Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Shanghai). i CHOICEST QUALITY 4 BUTTER PER v|>l 1U LB a f The ONLY BRANDS OF BUTTER SOLD f i BY US ARE M S.CA
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    • 54 6 H»»»»n.'miii!ugum»H»mmM»MiK!?m r IBERNA I SWISS CONDENSED MILK, j i 1 Is Switzerland's best, and s 0 the j j best of ail. j DUPIRE BROS. Sole Agents S.S. and F.M.S. I KANGAROO Purple Triangle BASS IS "JUST RIGHT" FOR THE CLIMATE. S 4< Agents S. S. and F. M. S.
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  • 44 7 PRESIDENT MAKES THE DRAW. >RII ICATION OF IHE DWls CUP. Washiagtoa, Mar. S. Cup (Jc-tw will be held *t the March 17th. President ■iiv.w the first number. Fifthe United States, will Imbassa- 1 'oolid^e will Alienge' l< Iphia i aily I
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  • 206 7 Blackburn, Mar. i was sunny and 20 t for 1 \\a!( Tl e ground wmi I reacherous. WmU won by tw her tin- beta r of Wt attacks at Tin re wi the interval when t ntre-forward, taking al burst the ball. abortive igh for i wards W.
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  • 88 7 the Xanyn XiehiXii hi Shimbui >1. I <>kio. Mar. 1. rted thai ttiere are sevenuho 1 or irched by the police I anothei rumour Gunji, the V and i nigi egotial S V. K. tiona Tokio, Mar. A iat miami ti.i Japanese Miniji f. king 1 i- that
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  • 52 7 London. Feb. 2",. ••i vit\ clerical fes ')'i wan tion o Crockfords which h loses approximately 700 h deaths, tiom 1 mpared with that the nations for the past six I It ia suggested rate of decrease ia 11 will be npoasible to main- al
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  • 26 7 aitl brought by the State of R A. Hoardman. UU "f the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary been fixed by the chief Judicial for hearing on the 27th.
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  • 139 7 OIL TRAIL TO PALM-BEACH. DID DAUGHERTY USE THE CODE? Reutei v Service 1 Washington, Mar. The Inquiry of the Senate Oil Committee I;is ped a new trail. It i< declared that some telegrams from Washington to Palm Beach wren in the old code of the irtmeni of Justice
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  • 308 7 London, Mar. 3. n tni> Jl I Coi imons at question Mr. Thomas said he was requesting detailed report with recommendations roßfl t!l of Hongkong in regard to the Hydrai pea piracy case THK NABHA AFFRAY. nd» a, Mar. The India t9 lnt casualties in the Nabha affray
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  • 303 7 TEAPOT DOME OIL Sl'AMhl A \v >n despatch of Jan. 31st. Efc fore the Naval Affairs Committee of the House of Representatives the evidence ol Rear-Admiral Latimer, Judge-Advocate-of the Navy, and Rear.Admirsl (•)•_<■:;. bead of the Bureau of Y*rds and Dot k-, was beii ir taken on what is, in
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  • 56 7 The first rehearsal of this opera will 'ake place in the Memorial Hall at 5.15 n.m. on Wednesday. March 12th. Ladies and gentlemen who have received an inritation from the Committee to assist in' the production, and who have not yet replied, ait' requested to do s o
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  • 247 7 CHIXESK MEDICINE CHOPS CASE. The hearing of the action brought by the resent trustees under the will of the late Towkay Thio Term Siat, wealthy Chinese merchant with considerable interests in .a tnd thl Dutch East Indies, in which that three medicine chops which nffed to the estate
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  • 114 7 i Tin hearing of the appeal by Bashir Ahmed against the extradition order granted by the District Judge on a warrant from the Indian Police, charging him wi h kidnapping seven years hgo concluded yestt may morning Th,D.P.I\. M, X. H. P. Whitley, submitter that the evidence
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  • 155 7 A Chinese went ip to a Tamil stall keeper in Tan Quee Lan Street on Mondav and offered him s ewr. tins of State ExDress cigarette! tor WO. Thinking the bargain too good to b« true> the Tami k eye on the Chinese while he examined one
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  • 133 7 A nasty motor Mnash up, fortunately without loss of life, occurred along Telok. Blanga road on Monday afternoon, as the til of which, the Malay driver of motor bu-9 2006 was charged before the Second Magistrate yesterday morning with rash and negligent driving. The accident occurred
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  • 284 7 Mr. Francis John Waring, C.M.G., M.In»t.C.E., who died on Feb. 6 at his residence at Ealirjr, at the auv of 80, was a railway engineer of long experience. The eldest eon of Francis Waring, of Faversham, be WM educated at the grammar sohooi there and
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  • 923 7 DE FEN DAM UNDER C ROSS-EXAM I N A HON. The hearing of the Elkayes Match Factory action Which, although in its fifth day, Still appears to be a long way from its termination, wu resumed before Mr. Justice Arton in the Supreme Court yesterday. The plaintiff
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  • 50 7 This old favourite in entertainments is 'lue in Singapore <>n March 20th and will take up its usual site in Beach Road. Th<--how COmefl from Ceylon, where it has been doin^ very good business, and has a Strong list of performers including the Xelsor. troupe of flying trapezists.
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  • 49 7 According to the report on the census of India. 1921. the total population u 318,942,480, British territory containing 247,00;*.293 persons, or 77 per cent., an. l Indian States 71,939,187 persons, or 23 per cent., of the whole population. The population ha^ increased by 1.2 per cent durinp the decade.
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    • 114 7 Robinson Co Ltd. Watchman's Control Clock SUPPLY OF PAPER DIALS. y y C^\)/ vX^ WORKMANSHIP Robinson Co., Ltd. (Ineorpomted in Singapore.) THE PROPRIETORS LACTOGEN BABY FOOD are prepared to send FREE OF CHARGE one of their .well-known NESTLE' FEEDING BOTTLES in exchange for: 25 lids of the LACTOGEN y 2
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    • 644 8 STEAMER SAILINGS BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Serric«a te LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, makseiij.es, Liverpool and Glasgow. MARSEILLES. HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for all Overland Point*. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. Due Singapore. PYRRH Amsterdam,
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    • 545 8 STEAMER SAILINGS 'ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer. Due Singapore. HOMEWARDS. *s.s\ CITY OF YORK Marseilles— London April 4 ♦s.s. CITY OF CAIRO Marseilles— London Apr. 23 PASSAGE RATES. *A Class Steamers Ist Class £SQ. 2nd Class £56. Deck £22. fB Class
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    • 467 8 STEAMER SAILINGS P. O, HRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England). MAIL, PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIEXTA°I STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARDS FROM LONDON. HOMBWARD& For China and Japan. For Marseilles, London and A 1 Cfc
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    • 516 9 STEAMER SAILINGS OCEAN STEAM SKIP COMPANY, LIMITED. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. ELLERMAN BUCKNAL^ STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE). (Incorporated in Etigland). M SERVICE TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK VI. SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK. MMM. Due S'pore. Route For Mar. 20 Suez Philippines and
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    • 524 9 STEAMER S^JUNGS fUtt3Z "Around the World" S^S FAST PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE From Singapore and Penang to Boston and New York via Port Said, Genoa and Marseilles. s.s. PRESIDENT HAYES March s.s. PRESIDENT ADAMS Anril I SSKSSSSS?"* and thereafter fortnigntly ♦Freight only calls at Baltimore. Through Bills of Lading is-aea
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    • 765 9 STEAMER SAILINGS Isthmian line Arriving from America via Pi-nama and Loading for BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT. 8.8. MONTGOMERY CITY due Sin K ap»,e Mar 12 S s s "STEEL ™KER R h^ s.s STEEL MAKER due Singapore Apr. 25 Taking- cargo on through Bills of Lading
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  • 77 10 It is to be hoped the authorities at Dorham Cathedral, where three girla have app.icd for admission as choristers in the chen, will .rot make the mistake of a chcirmasto in the West of England village girl applied foi membership in the chapel choir, but after hearing
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  • 149 10 ARMED CONVOYS FOR CHINA SHIPPING. The Hongkong- Government has 1 despatched a letter to the China Coast Officers' Guikl and the Marine Engineers' Guild of China, stating that H. E. the Governor is prepared to institute a system of convoys foi ships proceeding to Canton and also for
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  • 374 10 Jn spite of tht many new cruisers hdded t<» the American Navy in the past year, fapan still man tains her lead in this type, having launched or completed no less than 16 ships since tht war. Four cruisers wi re «< *n\ in L92S— tht Yubari
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  • 175 10 H. M s. Hermes, the first »h:p specially bailt to carry aeroplanes, is surely one of the most tariou3-looking v« iels ytt built. She is .V.U T feet lor.ir. TO feet wide at the water line and 90 feet w'de across the flit ht deck, draws 18%
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  • 226 10 The Hamburg- American Line Has decided to car eel the order for a 32,000 ton liner which was going to be built at Stettin. The Special Service Squadron is taking a bijj party of Canadiar naval reservists for training between Esquimau and Halifax. Th; French Comptgnie Generate Trans•itlanti ;ut proposes
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    • 162 10 Shanks Sanitary Appliances 3 If; F lV^^'9 I VI V 1 I 4 -j WTO iff* 1 SANITARY. SPECIALISTS R. Young Co., Limited. PENANG. SLNGAPORK SOLE AGENTS FOR S.S. AND F.M.S. Phone 14%* GOLD FLAKE CIGARETTES dl C Famous all the World Over. so^aKtiTfES irom all fa^^^^^P fi^ Dealers at
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    • 349 10 Genasco Roofing 2 PLY AND 3 PLY COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEAK KLEATS AND NAILS FOR FIXING WITHSTANDS »P£Qffl^H BKCINM:-. I The Borneo Company Ltd. SINGAPORE, PENANG AND IPOH (Incorporated in England) STEAMER SAILINGS. CVDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD (Incorporated in England). Direct SerTices to Japan via Hongkong ant Singapore and
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    • 242 10 STEAMER SAILINGS. LLOYD TRIESTINO S.N. i (Incorporated in Italy). HOMEWARD SAILINGS. For Penangr, Brindisi, Venice and Tn«iU h ports taking' cargo on through B 'Is o1 Lading for Flume, the Levant and Bi»fi Sea Ports, also to all ports on the W»ii Coast of Italy. Due to Due to Arr.ve
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • 665 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Ptnaug, Suez, London, Rotterdam and Antwerp Demodocus 8 a.m. Ja Pan Yaye Maru 9 a.m. Batavia, Cheribon and Samaranj? Ban Honj? Liong <) a.m. Tonjrkal, Moeara-Saba Djambi Sing:kep a.m. Pengerang Despatch 9 a.m Karimon Fook Mow 9 a.m Cucob and Benuit Hong Aik 9 a.m. (in ob
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  • 63 11 .\l.\rch, 1. li<mk 4 m.s. o\a q i c •oank, demand •> t rtvate eredi 3 m.s. jjl9 3 New York, demand Credits 90 d Fr:.iK. d. mand j nu, India, T. l. 19g% Hongkong, demand p.. i Kc ;>. Yokohama, demand 1 1 1 4 Java, demand 1
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  • 120 11 Toi 'io(i i LRice, Rangoon .vhke 275.00 Rice Siam Xo. 1 for export 30.00 Rice, Siam No. 2 for export 310.00 Rice, Saigon No. 1 for export Rice, Saigon No. 2 for export 213.00 ct v Al for export 190 Rice, Siam Broken Cl for export Oonnuts, per thousand
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  • 33 11 Singap rt Mar. I. noon. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked SI Sp< t 154 15^ April 16 L6 1 47 -47' i July-S pi Quotatio Sh, l% Market W
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  • 96 11 Yesterday's Alterations. Batai ang Tin 47 52 0 Mambau Tin Nawng Pel 1.70 1.75 N Taiping (750,000^) l.:?:» 1.10 I L2s. 3d L3s. 3d. Pengkalei (£1) It 1 1. 7" ing Tin <*1 1.12% 1.15 Taip ng i<! i.;:, Taiping (|l) I 10 1.45 cd. Ulu P
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  • 124 11 With referenc to a note headed "Why n. I ion V m a r. tie el" th( Free importationa of Fijian p into Canada, Mr. Muddiman <>f the Canadian rnnvenl here points i>ut that quantities of pineapples are imported from Singapore into Canada. For example, during
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  • 75 11 t'olii wing i- -I if quantity and value «»f rubbei xported durini I i I Aaiaya. m count imouni It i i n rj I Pi.ni ro ri 8,446.29 ton d value ol th< xpori 45,7i B, similai period < t last j Uestu ation. Febi nary
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  • 92 11 MACPHAIL CO. LTD'S REPORT. Rubber.— London Is 1 In--' Rubbere^-Allenbj N Ma.-, 1.90 l.fl I KaJ 62H. I B V Me-it-i 1.62 2 Sun*e| Puk M«n:n<r— ,\-ani Kuml Padans* 45 nt ings 4.'s .)()<. Kamuntings 38s 3d Lmguia 5.35 5.66. Man bauj 77' Miaraia 3.05 3.15. X Pen«kaleiM 14.25 11.7:,
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  • 24 11 Mir. Ith Rubber.— l* Down ',<! -n in- 2 Mining.— P R 77'., fnd Loan? 101 Vict< 7 pei cent II
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  • 88 11 POSE MACPHAIL CO'S REPORT. (1 R. Mi. hail Singapore Mar I I 14. L7o I Id. Rubb< r._ j Parii Perak i S 1.3 i 1. 1" cum I Industrial Loam, 1J io ti 104 Ottawa, Ont Tl I I aid hn Bai chairmai q that 23,508 ceivt nd 1
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    • 329 11 Assets over $5,000,000. Till? nnr Am ha nmnn*T Assurances in force over $17,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED HFAn nmnnv m t (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) HLAD 01-UCE:— Winchester House Singapore. LONDON OFFICF"- V nu t vn Company has £20,000 deposited wit£ the Sujre™ .Court of En^and co^wih
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    • 213 11 INSURANCE, i (Incorporated ir. Great Britain). Security £22 000,000 FIRE, MOTOR CAR, COMMERCIAL EHICLES, AND MOTOR CYCLES. Agents throughout Malaya. BOUSTEAD Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in F.M.S.) COMBINE OF SLUYTER*S AND CO. JAVA SEA FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. 1 FIXI \\so\ GREEN. Tel. 171 t local Manager:— H. P. G. BAKKENIST.
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  • 858 12 lhe most turpriaing feature of the third round ol the F. A. (up competition was the aefeat i f HuddersfieW at Burnley. The tact that rhe Lancashire Club aiv not the side they were during the two years which followed the war, and the fact that Huddersfleld are
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    • 33 12 Y< teidav a cable waa received h >m Hongkong stat ng that the Hongkong Cricket Club will send down a cricket arriving here on April 9th and leaving on the 17th.
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    • 51 12 The i-u 1 IMrcfa spoon was won by Mi X. Griffith-Jones, th a net score i i The following cards were returned: Miss X. Griffith-Jonea oO 15 35 i. R. S. Neli 47 11 Mrs D. J. Ward 4S 9 59 Mrs. (J C. Clarke 4>i s
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    • 28 12 In the Anal ol the Keppel GoM Club Championship 1923-1924, played ;>n Sunlay, C. X. \V. Joyce beat J. Thomson by 2 up ii holes.
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    • 45 12 London, Feb. _\">. The following i.- the draw for the fourth und of t v \bo liation Football Cup to I !ayed on March 8. I ty v. Car liff. Bromwi i \V (iverhaniDton v Villa Sw indon v. Burnley. > Southampton or Lh
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  • 132 12 hly sp< on shoot took placi the Parrer Range, S< waj s record attendance of men. food scores were put Up, the ng in the various competit ons. Class A. 201) yards:— E. F. De S I h. 34, sp n-winner. J. C. Ryan T. Hutch
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  • 51 12 Striken H«!d up "i..ii Vans. I nd Feb. 12. Pest s that f Irak and them. Is were cp b; I bury were waylaid by the striker.-. The d police protection and ed the vans on tin nails I the side th< s. and Au eed.
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  • 810 12 THE SURPRISES OF FOOTBALL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 7th. We are nearing the end of the Cup Tie Competition; the ties in the second round of the Football Association Cup competi(ii last Saturday were remarkable for the nparativt ear< with which eight dubs ed victories, while
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  • 270 12 SING APORE AND EMPIRE GOODS. S trait s Set 1 tant in regard to which they a unoting trade within but Municipal Commission 1 has no-w unmistakeably defined ct. A resolution recently pas that so far as that port ia concerned the best olicy i I buy in tie nu-.rket,
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  • 14 12 Wednesday, March 5, Band Practice, 5.15 p.m. FRANK C. SA;;ns. Commissioner.
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    • 243 12 u HIS MASTER'S VOICE is a name of international renown; it Is a of world significance. Wherever music is ki there you will find "H. M. V." Gramophon records. ASK FOR LISTS TODAY. S. MOUTRIE CO., LTD (Incorporated in Hongrkonp. RAFFLES PLACE. NOW AG/, i N OBTAINA] I E "THE
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