The Straits Times, 30 April 1920

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    14 1 The Straits Times. •f-'-t. SB. 320 Hftf&APORK. FRIDAY. APRU. 30. 1920. PRICK 10 GENTS
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      69 1 $UM pt BRANDY We have just received a small shipment cf really old liqueur Cognac. It is the finest ever seen in Singapore pOBTAIN PARTICULARS FEOM JOSEPH TR AVERS SONS, LTD. (Incorporated in England) /j||||p<p^ 12, Battery Road, t I-Otel^) SINGAPORE, Red Ribbon Brand, BUTTER Highest grade obtainable Refuse substitutes.
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      260 1 STKUILISKH ROBINSON CO., LTD. (laoorpo i«te lia tbe Slraila Settlem nta) THI UNIX PAR R CASE (I o VATa y" I W THE PRlli x CARTRIDGE o £3 v'^^v|, WS& A DHip HilD otBTI3Hr w*k v aztia rteellitei head OABTBIDOB uadei tbe btaw *fc xh m*kea it Tbe extra deep
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    The Future Colombo.
    1093 2 Prof. Geddes' Modern TowdPlanning Lines, Prol. Pi trick Oeddei bu bow in bud the preparatkn ol bis report on the relaying of Colombo on modem town pinning lines, says the Times ol Ceylo». Until this is tc»O7 no idea oid, cl course, be lonocd of what bii
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      326 2 m ANGLO-SIAM CORPn 15 iX W > J -r- Ns^~PRIVATE. TRADE. MARK V LONDON l#j to sjtea notice that the above Trade Mark ia the property of The Anglo-Siam j Corporation, Ltd., a Corporation organised under the laws of Great Britain and having; its principal offices and place of business
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      307 2 ruAOC wiAltn ff£ V !*«•<•'«•§• FOUCAULD aB F^AN D V e^ •i CST?IB*7 AT Xs^ &&&WA6 ->BftMga AVON TYRES If ORB MHJBI VOR TOBB UNI M. EZEKIEL Wholcaalc and Retail OPTICIANS 0, High Street (Europe Hotel Building*) JUST A MOMENT PLEASE An Ordinary Tyre J4 by 4) |1M or a
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      212 2 The Famous Chandler Cars 4 WE CAN QIVK IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Touring cars, seven-seater, Bosch magneto, )wire wheels OROEI NOW D3NT BELAY CYCLE and CARRIAGE CO. f LTD SOLI DISTRIBUTORS, 8.8. AND F.M.B, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, Singapore, Pentng, 'vEBBtkJKjKk^BvVH SB TBJb\^B3lv. ib9 i^b^i^'49^a v BU, SOUTH BRIDOB ROAD, SINOAPORB £fc IN
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    Village of the Dead.
    1195 3 Kivieia Tragedy Picturesquely Recalled Bejond doaM Bdhsu Vioohia-Oia Bostaaa— ia one oMho besmtifol tnd Itsgie aighto cl tbe world, observes eoiretpondent ia Tbe Tines. It was moves moob more •has a Tillifre, wttb, peihapß, some I.ECO iababitsntF tve« btfore tbe cataßtropbe of 1887 which made it
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      487 3 Sleeplessness Debility Wonderful Cures -by Dr. Cassell's Tablets V iii Various Parts of the Empire. India. Soarth Arrtca. Xr Siß.ml Pedr... KvamrMiiitic Hall. in William l.onK. HO. Ha*n»rt^ trritee: hnr«. Northern TranKTaal. iJouth hr reara 1 aunvn-rt from Air. a writes -Knr eijht years I ii bat *m tkamiful .ufftrwl
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      525 3 WILL-TO BE WELL If ron r :i force your heart, .inrl nerve. unit sinew To aerre yoar turn Ion;; after they arc And so liol'l on wlim there is nothing in w>u Except the Will which says to Arm HulJ on!" Kipling. must, I will, get back my health Tlic
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      333 3 THE TYPEWRITIIB BUREAU AOCTJBACT fl NBATNESS 'WfS^v DESPATCH AND .i^Bsl^s«tk>.^slfl GUARANTEED BURLINBTON HOUBF Coleraan Street JDBT BBCBIVBD ACCNSIGNaiINTOF QUININE from Java, in orginal pa k tg and lab 01. a Sulphate, Bisulphate, Hydrochlorate, Bihydt'ochlorate and Tannate (tasteless) For prioee, p ease apj j to 8. J. JUDAH ft CO. 1,
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      168 3 code: book 6th EDITION Our second consig-nment han now arrived and only a few copies are available. KOH A COMPANY. 83. Bras tla-ir. Road. GRAND CHEAP SALE of general goods NOW PROCEEDING at MARUJU CO 66, North Bridge Road. GO TO M. MOHAMED DOLFAXIB ft C« 141, High Street The
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      430 4 STEAMDR SAILINGS NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) trader Mall Contract with th* Imperial Japanese Government. ■object to alteration* wttheit netlo*. KIROPEAN MAIL LINE Fortnightly Service r*r London. Antwerp via (Malacca) Penang, Colombo, Suez, Port Bald and Marseille*, YOKOHAMA MAEU April 80 TAMRA MARU May 5 MISIIIMA MARU May 20
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      724 4 BTEAMEK BAOJNJJt P. 0.- British India r and Apcar Line (Companies Incorporated (n England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERYICSB PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty** Gonnattt) The Company 1 MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAT arc a* pssaaaa IbbbPsblsM LONDON FAB-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES ft
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      670 4 BTEAMEB BAILINGS PKINCE LINE FAB BAST SERVICE (Incorporated la VMM) FOR NEW TOBK GAELIC PRINCE (via Panama) Id Dort PERSIAN PRINCE (via Su*s) SLAVIC PRINCE (via B«V) For all Information apply to ADAMSON. GILFILLAN ft CO, LTB. (Ineorparated la England) •mm THE BEN LINE STBAMBBg, LIMITED naaarparatai la th* Uaitw
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      133 4 BTIAMmi PAUJNCi THE KASTNtN BHJPPING COMPANY, LOnTalD (Incorporated la Strait* S*ttl*m*ata) This tim* table Is subj.et to alteration without further notice. Steamer sailing from Singapore PIN SENG— Every Tuesday, at t pja, for Port Swettenham and Penang. PERAK— Every Sunday, at 4 pja, tor Malacca and Port Swettenham. From Malacca
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      428 4 •TVAbUI pUIXING* OS. K. THE OSAKA SHOBEN KAISHA LTB. (Incorporated In J«pan) No. 2, Da Sousa Street. Proposed Ballings from Slngapatw- (Subjaet to ehang* without noUaa) I FOR LONDON, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAB) AND HAMBURG FOR PORT B AID. MARSEILLES, LONDON, A ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBTrBS HAVANA MARU May U FOR NEW
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      363 5 STEAMER SAILINGS DODWELL LINE (Incorporated In England) FOR NEW YORK DIRECT s.s. BOLTON CASTLE loading first week FROM NEW YORK For freight, please apply to PATERSON, SIMONS oV CO, LTD, Agents STEAMER SAILINGS AMERICAN ORIENTAL LINE F-vr Boatoa and New York via Panama Caaal 11. LOCERIC is expected to load
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      277 5 STEAMER SAILINGS O. S. K. SURVEY OF CARGO Consignees of cargo ex undermentioned j steamers are hereby notified that survey >f cargo landed in damaged condition will I be held at Tanjong Pagar Godowns and no other survey will be held thenceforward. Claim should be filed within seven days after
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      276 5 STEAMER SAILINGS M DACRE CASTLE The Captain and owners will not be responsible for debt* contracted by the crew of this steamer. INNSBRUCK is expected Singapore, on May S, and will probably sail for Colombo, Port Said, Venice and Trieste and intermediate ports on May 4 or 5. PATERSON, SIMONS
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      273 5 STEAMER SAILINGS LOS ANGELES PACIFIC NAVIGATION COMPANY Cargo boat s.s. West Hika leaving Singapore about Hay 1, vill call at Hanila on Homeward voyage niso Hedan if inducements offered. For further particulars, enquire W. PENN SUITH, 8, Robinson Road, Singapore. •OCIETA DI NAVIUAZIONB A YAPORJ ILOYO TRIESTINI (Ineorporaled In Italy)
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      259 5 STEAMER SAILINGS FOR PENANG AND CAI.« 1 I I The I. <\ S. N. Co.'s Fooksang. 3.100 tons, is expected to sail at 4 p.m. on May 3. She haa splendid accommodation for firstclass passengers. For freight or paasagc, apply BOUSTEAD A CO., Agentu, Indo-China S. N. Co., Ltd. DOLLAR
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      621 6 ■HEMS From Thurtdiy, April t9, to 'fu-idty, May 4 A. W, W. H DKrNSJiOuBPORAtDW Pa>JDOJTI3M FtattnißK DORIS KSMYOU I s issjaeelj g: d -nto-jj-cfa' mystory rtsry THE SANDBOX (n 6 »»R<ra Maa THE TK^TH OF FICTION A Una drama In 2 pafta ANDAONB-BISL o>'<B>i VIBST 3HO^' AT 7 80 7
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      1251 6 JliEiAl At from May 1, 1820. onr pilot* 0! ndmiasioa will ba iutibaaed as follows tih elaaa 15 eta. ta II eta., B<:d ol*u 29 ctt. to IS eta., tai Baa* ii cts. to II cti. AT fit -aa Hlj[all7ltp, 5' BBCOND SHOW AT 8 11 KISS OR KfLU With
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      1123 6 Attention U invited to the follow in C provinionn of the INCOME TAX ORDINANCE 1920 Section 2. The Income of an Individual it defined to include his salary— Salary includes allowance*, other than travelling allowances considered Io b« reasonable by the Collectir, fee*, commissions, bonuses, [lalalltaa nnd perquisites or profits
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      833 6 IN THE .STATE OF BOEYAHrOfc DFGUBED IN THB BUPRBHB CGI'.T OF THi BTRAIH SE CLBMB^TS SBrrUBMHMTO^ KINQAPORS, Fnlte Nob. 4 JO of nl >9 X9U. Bo'.wet'i Boty Ohaw Beof-7iiJowj Bad Be 5 Ltaog tii (wi owi PJii*^'!-. :d Bee. SeoJa r-. p".<r,ital-:v..- ol v; ij rioo^ ..148 Cbl», V itwHSiV.
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    145 7 FIXTURES ribiaj. April 30. RH a c 8 19 p.m. Orand I rbj f beaiie, 9 16 pm. Fiilit't (Jii oa, 9 IS p.m. imtmrtmjt M«y I. I > H45 i., 919 pa. Rvs- K .-y. *.8D pm. r 4 8Oina»l om liS,- il! t y Ocnocr»,
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    67 7 Vessels Arrived. 8.-it., 44< to-.-i, bom Miri 39,1, lot Mm e.s Sitin., 4)7 toaa, frois lion.an l*Mi r K-l.ntan 1/5. Bsa Wbi i U.u, Bri'.., IS7 tor* from Malacca Bj/4 foi Mala* icj .n, B ,6 tond, Item H»Jje:.L'i/4 !.r Mil»c-e 1/5. tVr»k. B 'i5B ton«, fr-m P.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    117 7 r a o*t lav »vila 2.a0 j-n a a u3 T. aiM 3pm l.\Sa ?«bat 8 pa M Want 8p i 8 pm 8 in i, SiuiMaax 4 8 p,u 8 |.x Sinoa, >! c»tj S* 1 1^ and Dj;mU 4pm (Ml .ii B*O I II 1.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    132 7 EXCHANGE 1 Singapore, April 30. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 Demand 2/3 3/4 Private 3 m/s 2/4 5/8 On New York Dviwuid 4:<% I nvatu !»0 dayx 47% On France, Bank 600 lOn India, Bank T. T. 100 On Hongkong, Bank d/d. 107',s p.c. pm. i
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      MINING
      174 7 IBS. Val. Pd. Boyor*. Sellsrs. 10 10 Ampang 17.75 18.25 1 1 Ayer Wcng 1.00 1.75 nom. £1 £1 Kam. Kamunting 3.5.0 3.7.6 10 10 Kinta Assoc. 7.50 8.50 11 il Kinta Tin 2.7.6 n0m. U il Lahat Mines 7.50 8.00 5 5 Lingui Tin 5.75 6 10 10
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      GENERAL
      100 7 Iss. Val. Bayers. Seller*. £1 £1 E. Smelting Co. 14.50 15.00 5/- 5/- Electric T'way* 3/S 4/» 10 10 Fraser Neave 51.50 52.25 c.d. >0 60 W. Hammer* Co. 105.*****.00 I'.iO 100 Katz Bros. 125.00 135.00 10 10 Maynard Co. 12.50 13.00 10 10 Robinson Ord. 14.00 14.50 Val.Pd.
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      DEBENTURES
      88 7 U. Eng. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 pa? v S p.c. po S'poio Electric Tranv v ways 5 pc. £350,000 Bom Spore Municipal 5 p.c. $1,878,000 par Spore Mun. 4% p.c. of 1907 $1,000,000 16 p.c. i Op.cdii Spore Mun. 4V» p.c. of 1909 $1,600,500 16 p.c. 10 px. dii Spore
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      395 7 rraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt'a QaoUttau To-day'i Pricei Eraser Lyall ft Co. Evatt A!, r G*>l> ($1) 3.80 4.00 3.80 4.00 Am. Malay 4.75 5.25 4.60 5.20 Ay«r Hitam (|6) 21.00 25.00 24.00 26.00 A. Kuning: ($1) 1.30 1.40 1.30 1.50 A. Molek ($1) 3.90 4.10
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      262 7 lit rPBJJiL KBQOBST THE STAR OPERA The Theatre Rayal. Nartb avUca BatJ rj-MUHT TO-HIOHT VIU Bi»i?c iMiti hidoiio .1 p'.ay ia 6 part: CAN Di.N STIAH PatS K. B. OHBONO, Proprietor Y. L. Taa, ."aa»(?ei. UN lir Hl EASIfcHS UNiTEO AWUWhCE C ;K* OiIAT'OW. LTD. N'jt>.*e is bor.ly given that
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      846 7 LATEOT ADVERTISEMENTS II"I:TII,\\I> TYPIST wanted immediately. Apply 819, Straits Time* TO LET, No. 16-c Qilstead Road. Water laid on. Garage. Apply 28, Boat la Lower Perak. Can olT.r $125 and furnished quar- '!■!>;>■ .1 .1.. Stri its. Time!". -•ilary laif month. Apply Ma nap r, Malacca. WANI of any kind
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      208 7 FILLIS' GREAT CIRCUS NO. 1 B HOW OF THE EAST TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT BIG TENTS (BFAGHJIOAD) (Jut Mblvbl from Bog Und p r a, a. Noraia) ENTIRE i*|. W OUTFIT, NEW WATERPROOF TENTS B,.saU?a' dbKi&tiova ani bultKß COtTIMG 1,500 HtuufoJt act ab'.e to gain laat i.l«rr. Bweij aot applaodai Tbe general
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      1044 7 A ropy of this I'rnspectnn hu« been hied R nic». The Subscription List will hr m.-:, -.1 on April ."6, 19^0, and nil! br closed on May. 31, 1920. Application* will be received b> and I'rOM :iml Forms of AppHcatMtM ran b obtained al the officea of the Bankers or
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      737 7 THE INTERNATIBNAL OPERA 69. Pfttie Hall, Ktfcua HtMgee, Baa* U*« Boad, Ttl k Koran. TO-MICIHT TO-NIQKT la\i v Oil •:•'•> c»ie pity entitled VKHOOADOBT w I staged. WIN 07TN, Prop.!*.*. U. DACRE CASTLE will pruh.-ibly snil for Europe vi* Anrtralia early next week. A tew passages are Avail üble. PATKBSON,
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    30 8 The remains of the late Mrs. Chee Tye Cheng will be conveyed by mail train on Saturday morning, to Malacca, for interment at Bukit Sebukor on Tuesday, May 4.
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    FRIDAY, APRIL 30 ENFORCING THE TREATY.
    1211 8 FRIDAY, APRIL 30 ENFORCING THE TREATY. The best possible justification of the action recently taken by France is to be found in the joint declaration of Britain and France to Germany, recounting the manner in which she has failed to carry out the terms of the peace treaty. She has
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    12 8 The Penang Cricket Club wiil be closed on Sundays after May 16.
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    21 8 The Cz h Symphony Orchestra, of 65 performers, is giving an orchestral concert in the V.M.C.A. Hall to-morrow at 9 p.m.
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    20 8 Our Penang correspondent telegraphs that the business of Messrs. Allen Dennys and Co., has been merged into the Borneo Company.
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    29 8 An elementary class in Pitman's shorthand will be started on Monday May 3 at 5.30 p.m. at the Y.W.C.A. if there are six applicants. Miss Brown will give particulars.
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    46 8 A woman, living in a brothel at Smith Street, fell from the window of the second storey on to the street about 6 o'clock this morning, and was killed instantaneously. The body was viewed by the coroner, who subsequently found that death was due to misadventure.
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    46 8 The case in which Subramanier Rajokana Joseph Devandra is charged with bigamy in marrying Emily Dariel, a Singapore girl, while knowing his Hindu wife Kasamal was living in Jaffna, Ceylon, at the time, was called up before Mr. Osborne this morning and posponed till May 4.
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    47 8 According to our-- Penang correspondent the Nighthawk scout flier is being assembled on the pologround at Penang. The fives courts are being converted into a hangar. Capt. Carroll expects to make his first flight on May 6 and subsequently he will fly to Kuala Lumpur and Singapore.
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    54 8 In their produce report dated April 29, Messrs. Barlow and Co. state During the last few days the copra market has firmed somewhat but operations have not been general being confined practically to a few local oil mills. To-day's quotations may be given as follows Fine sundried $23.50, fine to
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    69 8 When a Japanese merchant, named S. Hanuki, who is charged with cheating in respect of 28 piculs of smoked rubber, valued at $2,109, the property of Chop Ban See Hong, on April 28, at Boat Quay, was produced before Mr. Langham Carter, in the third court, this morning, he said
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    71 8 The Directors of Malayan Matches, Ltd., have secured the services of Mr. E. L. Bell, a member of the well known Bell's Wax Vesta family and, until lately, general manager of the Australian Match Co. Mr. Bell has now left England, and is expected to arrive in Malaya early in
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    70 8 The British North Borneo Herald says The electric light which was temporarily installed in the first-class -mail cairiage for the use of Sir West Ridgeway during his visit, has now been permanently placed in the first and third class carriages of the local train. It is a great boon and
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    61 8 The expected visit of a military aeroplane will cause considerable excitement at Nagasaki, as the Fortified Zone Law has prevented flying displays being given here by civilian aviators as in other cities. Several years ago a Japanese civilian was granted permission to fly over Nagasaki, but he was hampered by
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    62 8 At an extraordinary general meeting of the Oriental Cotton Spinning and Weaving Co. held at the offices of the General Managers, Messrs. Arnold Brothers and Co., Shanghai, a resolution was passed to increase the capital of the company to Tls. 2,000,000 by the creation of 1,000 new preference shares of
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    82 8 The hotel accommodation at Bombay is still a very serious problem. Some hotels are charging Rs. 20 a day, without the exclusive use of a room. Hotel profiteering in Bombay has become a public scandal. Combined with hiprh charces, most of the hotels are deplorably lacking in cleanliness and have
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    115 8 The Tawau correspondent of the R N IS. Herald writes Major H. Mitcheson accompanied by Mrs. Mitcheson and Mr. R. C. MacGowan, the new manager of Silimpopon, arrived at Tawau by the Kinabalu on March 15 and proceeded direct to the Mines. We hear that Major Mitcheson has come out
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    139 8 Yesterday, before Mr. Langham-Car-ter, district judge, the case, now known as the $25,000 rice case was continued. Chan Kuen Poh and seven other Teochews and a Boyanese launchman, named Mastari bin Sajidin, are charged with the theft, on the 12th instant of Government rice to the value' of $25,000. Of
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    431 8 Mr. G. A. Hereford, of Pennng. goes m short leave on May 11 next. Captain P. Murphy, formerly of the Eastern Shipping Company, Penang, is going home at the end of the week. The Hen. Mr. A. F. Goodrich of Penang, is coming to Singapare to catch
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    British Minister to china.
    137 8 Mr. Beilby Alston presented his credentials as British Minister at Peking on April 21 to President Hsu Shih-chng and was accompanied by the Legation staff. There was a brillirnt ceremonial. .Mr. Alston made a speecli. and the President replied, dwelling on the intimate relations of the
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    Strikes Illegal.
    150 8 The N.-C. Daily News of the lGth but contains the following note ln tlu-sc days of strikes, attention may be called to an important note in yesterday's Municipal Gazette. Giving judgment on house painters charged with ntimidation during a strike, the Assessor said No combination or union, whether
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    The Late Sir H. Mccallum.
    180 8 Colonel Sir Henry Edward McCallum, G.C.M.G., R.E. of Lauriston, Camberley. Surrey, formerly in Singapore and afterwards Governor of Lagos, of Newfound land, of Natal, and of Ceylon, A.D.C. to the late Queen Victoria and King Edward VII., left estate of the gross value of £73,546,
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      53 8 LAMBERT AND BUTLER ■NOLAN D frontTer SMOKING MIXTURE S^S* (Li fiA ggy Jpl.OU per id. 0 SPECIAL DISPLAY *****1U1 4^ Millinery The Races JOHN LITTLE Company, Limited (It OTjorole. in E-.i»bo) SINGAPORE FOR Spraying Machines AND Ant Exterminators SEND YOUR ENQUIRIES TO THE BORNEO CO.. LTD. (INCORPORATID IN ENGLAND SINGAPORE,
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      153 8 SELECT BUBJECTB 0 Blfl FEATURE* AT WNfiAPOME 8 MOOEIN PIOTUIE THEATREB |TU Cheiß Kee Co,, LM., Pioprtelors) ALHAMBRA THE CIPITOL PUTS Ft»uj.i«« liih Baibd PARTS MISS GINGERSNAP t PTI, Babj Ma>te Oakotne 1 PTI. TOPICU lUCBET AM lUMB UOTD MM DV PALLADIUM THE SPITFIRE OF SEVILLE PTI V »laii»n BIDDt
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    Parliament.
    390 9 Questions About the German Situation. The Number o! Troops Employed In Ireland. Reuter Telegrams. London, April 27. In the House of Commons, replying to Comdr. Kenworthy and Mr. Gilbert as regards the employment of German ehrilians with the British Army on the Shine as batmen, motor drivel's and telephonists,
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    Shipping.
    89 9 Reuter Telegram. London, April 27. The report on the appropriation account for 191K-19 for the Ministry of Shipping •hows that the total deficiency to be met from the vote of credit amounted to just ever £100,000,000. The report dais at some length with the financial aspect of building concrete
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    Prince of Wales.
    115 9 Reuter Telegrams. London, April 28. Rotorua Communication with the entire north island is suspended owing to a railway strike. The Prince of Wales will probably return to Auckland and resume his journey to Wellington by sea. The strike has been long in preparation and is in no
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    Poles and Russians.
    72 9 Reuter Telegram. London, April 28. Warsaw, official After repulsing desperate Bolshevik attacks for six weeks, the Poles, commanded by General Pelsudki started a general offensive in Volsynia and Podolia on April 25. They captured important places and pursued the enemy to Jitomir, where an infantry and cavalry
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    Germany.
    219 9 Reiter Tki.ec.rams. Paris. April 27. According to the Daily Mail the Supreme Council has decided that the French troops shall continue to occupy Frankfort not only until the German state militia troops have evacuated the Ruhr neutral zone but until Germany has completed the disarmament clauses of the treaty
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    Fight with Strikers.
    59 9 Fi ght with Strikers. Reuter Telecram. London, April 28. Belgrade A telegram from Lublians states that a train proceeding to Agram was held up by striking miners, who also fired on a train at Hrastynyk. A military guard repulsed them, killing one assailant. Three thousand strikers at Lubliana attacked the
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    Raiders in Palestine
    111 9 Reuter Telecram. London, April 28. Cairo, Apni Zl There were seven Arab raids in Palestine between April 12 and 20. A squadron of cavalry from Beisan went out on the 22nd to round up the Ghazawiyeh tribe west of the Jordan. It destroyed a house containing ammunition
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    French Losses.
    51 9 Reuter Telegram. London, April 28. Paris The French at Urfa, the last post between the Tigris and the Euphrates, suffered considerably. It is reliably reported that their losses amount to a third of their effectives, which amounted to 700, composed of two companies of whites, the remainder being
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    The Floating Debt.
    109 9 Reuter Telegram. London, April 28. In the House of Commons Mr. Chamberlain announced that in order to further provide for a reduction of the floating debt new Government 5 to 15 year five per cent, bonds will be issued at par from May 3. Additional interest up
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    Lady Abducted.
    1189 9 Darlag Crime oo the ladlaa Frontier. According to a Calcutta message of April 15, the Englishman's frontier correspondent wires A crime which for impudence and daring is without parallel in the annals of the frontier has been committed in Peshawar. The other night the house of a British
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    MALLACCA NOTES
    663 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, April, 28. Last Saturday night and well into Sunday morning we had the great fancy dress ball given by the George's Society, an event which has been stirring the activities of numerous households for some weeks past. The President of the society, Mr.
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    Wedding at Malacca
    261 9 On Saturday, the 24th instant, Mr. Cyril Francis Gomes, eldest son of Mr. N. Gomes, J.P., of Malacca, was married at St. Peter's Church, Malacca, to Miss Campos, of Macao, China. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Peow, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman de.Souza acted
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    43 9 The Central China Post announces the death of Mr. George E. Krienki, from kidney trouble which had developed very suddenly, his illness only being of three days' duration. Mr. Krienki was an engineer on board one of the Standard Oil Company's river steamers.
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    Channel Tunnel.
    1380 9 Fnrthir De'alU of Proposed Scheme. In reply to an inquiry from Mr. Bottomley in the House of Commons as to whether the Government would consider the possibility of beginning work on the Channel Tunnel, Mr. Bonar Law said that he was in communication with the Prime Minister I
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    PROFITEERING IN PASSAGES.
    585 9 Amazlrg Action by the Llo\d Trlestloo Cotnpauy. Our Penang correspondent drew our attention recently to a flagrant, and as it seems to us grossly unfair case of profiteering in passages we have since communicated with Mr. Minto, Ipoh, who wai the victim of this imposition and he
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET
    76 9 Macphail and Co.'a Daily Report Singapore, April 30. Rubber. Market slightly weaker, spot sheet around 92c, May /June 93/93%. July /December 9fi/97. Tin. Market again dull. Rubbers.— Neglected and little changed. Mines.' The demand for Rawanps has eased slightly, shares offering at 1.65. Linguis sold 6.05 Jclantohs
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    Melville Development Co.
    857 10 Me lville Development Co. Better Outlook for the Cumlcg Year. Mr A. B. Baddeley presided over the eig-hth 1 V"' rtm^? 1, 1! Melville Development Syndkata Ltd., held ered offke of the company, ..lay the ..theTs pre- s. lUnoertfe, v. McDonald. proposing tin- aaoption ..1" the report and accounts for
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    38 10 1 thai the only between a human beini? and a 1 cad pipe is that a human beinu is occupied by a spirit in the manner in which t! 1 lead pipe is occupied by water or eas.
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  • CORRESPONDENCE.
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      medical Aid in Uiu Kelantan.
      375 10 To tbe Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Kelantan is notoriously poor in the matter of transport facilities and with ihc capital of the State nearer to the coast than to the Ulu which is the seat of the main industry of the country, viz.,
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      Vendeal bisease.
      461 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I shall be deeply Rruteful if you will allow ir.e the hospitality of your columns to appeal to those who are isHri'sud in the suppression of "tiHirwl ■> commnnkate with me. With of the Kxe?utive Committee of the Society for
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    Panang's New Fire Station.
    134 10 A new fir^ il ..0- ii to ba tree.cd st Peoasg R.«d, P Bj A ntjbttmcit 'tg ol ifce r r» r Mn.icpal Commiaeicotr Mr. A.W.B 11 .a-'l d. my aisitrsjdcDt of tbi Kire B>igad>-, ro'ntf' onl tbat baii^irfs ie Pe-ang tad IbsMBBMd o.te.Jerably lod 11
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    Rubber industry.
    1633 10 Hatter's Association of Malaya la Conference. 1 1 f rnnnilpeoPralm-elinßcf tiie Plaotert' A •■oaution ol M»l«y» *»«s held at K'ial» ULujot oo Apr I VB. T'.'C Ha.Mr K G Batvi y preside** and «»ia She repott stated 1 !i < y.'ai 18)9 has been ore to wl.ial ai>bo)d<.r*
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    DOLEFUL NEWS FOR PASSENGERS.
    353 10 DOLEFUL NEW S FOR PASSENGERS. Shipping Cmpinles Want to Raise Mm A Toko paper ttatte that a joint applicat '.a to tbe Jtpsoeso Djptrtiuent ol Comaiaikio&tions I p 'tnl^iua t^ t-Aio p».ps ojfr (»r«« on tbe N it'i Aoacnn^n tan c I; t.c made s^ottlv by tbe Nppon Yj co
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    KLANG YOUNG MEN.
    300 10 Office Bearers of the Buddhist Associathn. The flnt aanoal ptntial mcetirg ct tbe K'»nfi Vjcag Um'n BadcLixt A-eooiaticn was held at the tffiocs ct Mr Lte Kirn Cbnaa en Saturday, tbe 24. h inatms. Tucre was a 'arpe RktbiriGK -pttbent, and tte preside**, Mr. D. R Amat&gtkata,
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    152 10 Tbe P*U»diom is potting on to night a Uaive?s»l aptoial attraetioa Tbe Bpitflrs of Siville, leatarieg Hedda N >ra, the b antifu Rastian aotreas aad dtnocr, toxetbor with Screen Mi^sz nj tn 1 two Bt>.r Obnitrdie.d (a Ibe first fhow tf. c third ipt'odnol tbt tinnr cl the
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTIONS.
    733 10 Market Again Shews Livelier Tendeacy. Tbe ottitl acotion it tbe Siepapcre Obameet ol Commerxw linboer Aaeooiati:B were beld 00 Arril 23 ted 29 when Uicte wm eatalora d A,LiS,i(iO Iba 1,128.08 t na Off n-d 2,*****4 Ib-., 958.69 10.1s. Sold I 741,415 ib,., 77a.75 tone. Paioaa lUalisbo.
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    Good-bye to Capt Craig.
    204 10 Fifty jears tgi tbia month the little phip litfyle pot oit Ircm flla^ko V f Smp»po»t uaticg aa ofßo.ra ab.ard Peter ()/r, Uaptaio James Craiy, mate; William Oiaik Ouw» ohio; ciogiuet r, uu Willirm Webster, reoonc engineer, Wi.b tbe bolp of a gcoi 00 b tbese
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    Price of Rubber.
    51 10 With «fe»otoo to N .üßoition Se. 38 pobustifd in the P MS Oaveinment Ota (t of .linu»ry 8,19.9, 11 is 10 .fl id tj»ttbep..ci ut fit-t gradn robber for tbe pptind April 80 10 May 0, 1920, ioo'aaivj, ia 80 ojots nil pound, c qii«alenl 1117.8 per
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  • Sporting Intelligence.
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      S.C.C Tennis Tournament.
      203 10 S.C.C Te nnis Tournament. Tbeiemi-Botlm th Prvsseeiai nevit Vtwiea Tel e" P B 1, I) orfll »rd L<(*-\tt, md Mbr. la, S.. Nt abd MrMrVie. pmjocd q nt* a rrro«i table unt^h yi«l«rday. D ••*>»< si .n1 L/^»<i it i« trne, but on'v ifte< ■hiy tat b».l a m v
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      Swimming.
      43 10 Tbe S*in mioff Olab laaacb will leavo 03 Suodty ah fsllowt J .nuatoo'a P.e« 9, 10 and 11 a.m i.3a 4nd 8 BU p ro. Uiub: 8.80 and 10 80 a.m., 1310 3 and t a sb. High tid 10.2) a m.
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      Singapore Yacht Club.
      50 10 A aweepsttke taoo will be tailed oa Sunday mormofi. Chaise: Start tram L. E iur riaoa Muk Baal iff tita View, ■aasßj Man v A'ar Bu y, Malay Spit Bauy, iceilo.BieasAaur a<d 04^ v eu>liu K 1 bti Ojoo round. bo»,a lo«vu.k laujoi v H.,a at 6.80.
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      Football.
      222 10 A mat:h between Vie bUffuid« acd tbe Maaiti C .ij.ee FjotbAtl *'yuoia.ica ptotc.t* el to Im icttrestirg, bo il waa to woadea a la»B« crowd Ritcprt-d to wctob tho aMoHaj io it- s K. v. nnsjM ytttnoij. it ia a pNf I t M>sr;e'Qintacan tppartnt^y o.ki Oj i^ado on
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    Collision at penang.
    226 10 A cj'lition oocarrto. in P.aing tn.ib.ui aa Ajjiil 27 bj|»o' v ihu Ajitriu&n ait-nuic* UOBMa <iQ liie lijn ham iJ.LiiijM. bt^ca Mi^tki we ii*vo UutM abio to tuon^ui, h» y •uo S.ia.rs Ucho, ol A^m v.B. it apixara Ui*t uu Bunmuhr tur«i?eu u&tiy jLatwJay OMOB)--leg aLil a-oUoi(.d
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    Mr. S. Tomlloson Leaving.
    210 10 Mr Stm Tcmlinsoa ie leaving for locun on S>turday and will teimicate tia a-, to »wooi»tion with S.a^tpjio »f;>. a kh j .ju aeiu ol tome 24 yuars. It w«s in 168 d that be first otoe Baat, bciog *pp iu.td ut^uty naur engineer at Bombty.
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    PERILS OF THE DEAD TOOTH.
    687 11 Extraction tbe only Road To Health. k warning amu? tbo prril ol tbn dead tosth is nttorcd hy Dr. Jo^el Novllak?, a famous E dcatnl for(?,op, whosi concii.sionß bavn b.en rcscntl] pi>b..au<.d ie the /tuo'osn Journal ot Sa:gery. lit Novilakj'n diaaomlM aro am irab.y rniu
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    WONDER FILM'S TRIUMPH.
    417 11 How "B oken Bio ;ms" Opens New Vista Art. ihe art of Ibe kictmi is *Lo joa^est ol Ma arts. Tbere do b.-ju who doubt it it ii i arl at all. S:c'a oiikici thould ccc the great bra being thowa in London Broken 1 -'ibp, adapted
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET
    516 11 Messrs. Frastr and Co 's Weekly Circular. I In tbeit weekly ebaie ciralav, dated Ap.il 23, Mtsaii. Frastf and Co state 'Ihe rnbbet anctioas ocmrr.eneofl meto day with a good demaad lor all Rradc?, Sutuked sheet fcichißf; op to 08 oents ate. •t> _,o SI) ovuta p-
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    AMERICAN TOURISTS.
    264 11 Cooditloos ia r urope Divert Travel to tbe Orent. is epoken ft tho Oalle Face H-.-tn th6(9 days, and written aad lead aa «r!l, for there are ti towiets Itoa tbe Daitai Sutes in Col.-mbD at tbe present Mtuoami fO more pxpoo'id to arrive witbis two weks, ibe
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    Tbe New Java Express.
    201 11 Tbe new Java rxpreaa wbiob may travel at the late of ti\ miles pet fcoar will oonsist ol longer carriage 1 than formerly, Eaob Okniago will be 18 6 metres ia length, and will &;c a? aiicg r.orr (or fourteen persons in the fir-t cats, and
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      32 11 dINGAPORE VOLUNTEBB COBPS. Profpramme of drills, etc., for week ending Saturday, May 1, 1&20 Saturday, May 1. Eurasian Co. Rifle Club, Baiestier Range, 2.30 p.m. B. SMITH, 2nd UmtL, Acting Adjutant, S.V.C
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      120 11 JUST ARRIVED NEW MUSIC AND RECORDS "His Master's Voice" <Ufi& 3. MOUIRIE fr CO LIMITED Raffle* Square, 3lAfapor« CROSSLEY motor GARS 25/30 fi P Manchefcter Touring Model ALL CARB RECEIVED AND AFLOAT HAVE BEEN 80LD A further shipmej t is EXPECTED from ENGLAND at the e-d of APRIL DUB HERI
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      210 11 RAFFLESHOTEI A* burgwt u4 meat successful Hotel ra tkc bburil FACING THE SEA l<«xmrl«M nitM «f rooms and spacious loib&tm, T«r*a4alt and beaotif ul grounds. AFTERNOON TEA JrJrtry Tkaniar, Basic in attendance Ciaema lb« bfWk from 6.15 pan. Ftnt-ebM e«isia«. Gaest Night every Satariay, iluar W kwed by cinema. ftIEiPH?
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    Scheer and the Justicia
    1194 12 How tbe Great Liner wn Sank la Irish Sea The dangers of tbe task of U boat com maulers are strikingly revealed in tbe dlarien published by Admiral Sobeer, ex Commanderm Chief of tbe Oerman Flest, extraeta bom wbiob are printed below Oj Jaly IB and
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    STORY OF SIBERIAN RETREAT.
    739 12 Four Months' Marching And Sleighing. The Times eorteapondent, who was form erly in Petrograd, writisg from Kaarbin, Hauobaria, on Much 10, Bay e M. Lembioh, wa> oorKßpoLdent ol tte Kusskoa Siovo, has arrived bare after a font onntt-s' journ-.y from Om=k, wLic town ho left the
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    DUKE'S OCEAN RACE.
    299 12 Top Speed from Canada to The Mersey. The Duke of Ddvooehire'g voyage aeroFß the Atlantic bit been a race i^wor.t timt under handioap conditions. He bad been vc> j anxious to preside *t the Canada C!ah dinner 01 Marsb 32, to Sir AcokJaad GeJ.lc, bat the weatber
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      107 12 GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkong) Brad Office and Works HONGKONG I>epeitda.lbility EMERALD BRAND CEMENT has been used for all descriptions of work, damr aad reservoirs, tramways, harbour works, heavy foundations, fortifications, ate, in ta* Fur East, and it has everywhere given entire satisfaction. Telegraphic address GREENLAND, SINGAPORE
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      97 12 Cold Storage Concentrated FRESH MILK In quart tins SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE GOMPAKY, LIMITED MAYNARD CO., LTD. Battery Road, Singapore SBH OUR WINDOWS FOB fHB FI.NB3T DISPLAY OF British-made CamaiMs, Sundries, Scales Brand Chemicals, Uford Pates and Papers, Enlarging Lanterns, Mounts, Aibu ais. etc., etc, We stssk everything PhotcKraphio, aid have
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    Looking Back.
    1012 13 Kiss Tempest Growing Old Gracefully. M us Msrie Tempest baa piobibly been ictcrv;e«cd ticcg without nnmbpii at asy tate on Afiil 16, 'ebo mbmitted to wb%t ia c-njm mly tpeken of ri an oideal with a bsnbomie ard obatm wh'ob made the task a vuiy epeeitl dal'ubt to
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    Serembau Rubber Estates.
    171 13 Ai txtnetdica y Ktnenl mectinf; c( tbe 3t.>«mti»c Kcbbsi KaUle OjJip»ny, L'mi'ei, was htli on Mmoli '24, at tbe i ffisea, a-4, liol L\oc, Uiatobesp, 8.0., to c.n&iui 1.8 hp.oial r .uoluti .ns the leßolations wh oh wete pMied M tbe mteiog Lold on MaroL 8, Sir
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      101 13 WHITEAWAY, UIDHW Go. LIMITED ([ncrrpo rated in Enafand) JUST RECEIVED CHOICE StLE ITIO-N OF SILK, ART SILK AND WOOL SPORTS COATS Exquisite Shades, Latest Models and ExtremelyModerate Prices. WHiTEAWAY. UtDLAW CO.. LTD. (Icoorpoistad ia Holland) faINGAPORH JSi«2IE!^3HSa^SHESSS Pure in Quality, >^ssi&\ Delicious /iffivvv in Flavour C A LEY'S W/^d)/>^^i COCOA
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      340 13 FOB v MotorCars ?'*ij Bl' Motor Cycles •j^Bflß Bioyc'es Motor Lorries I 9" PPB X':K Jf' j-Jw* Bf '•ijfr i -J* laaar "f v y \^*^Wr Sole A <« nu for 3 s r M a DUPIRE BROTH£rB &j^^&s*S%£r--- L'^^ Sgg^^Jg MAISON YVONNE i j Koala La mpur. |\^jj*l SMART
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      901 14 SALES BY AUCTION ATTRACTIVE AUCTION BALE UI 80 lots ol valuable freehold building •■l-t'.noot' titrate at tbe ocraot cl Ctobard an' Taaplin Hoad (eomn:aai!ixg a cuiioiatat an.) oeatial pcaitioa aad within «s«y dioUaoe from tbo Ootcmtteial Hoobbh al Pi»gap-re To«n At Mason, cbeoag Tv ,oa BDBK*ad Do's ctle roonr, »*o
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      995 14 SALES BY AUCTION AUCTIBN SALE Of oargo ex s s. Rbeialsad aad Ooldeafels To be held tl Tbe P. A O. What! oa Monday, Mat 8, at 10 a m Compriaiaß nai'3, Ua elipplags, naabiaery plaaks, hat dwaie, 1378 cask« ant oil ohalk Cbras bamboOi eowtaidea, etc. POWBLL 00 LTD.,
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      2079 14 Assets over $3,500,000 S.C. Assurance in force over $15,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE GO. LTD. (Incorporated la Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Winchester Hoaae, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32, Old Jewry. E.C. The Company has s?MM deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    998 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics. Review of Production Statistics. Statistics qoiokly become oat of date. Thar, wo have aoaroely oime to aooapt tbe remarkable last that in America there is oae motor vohiole to ever* 10 inhabitant, than we are astonished to find, in the returns
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    Chased by Cobra.
    144 15 A KaiBCOGR coneßfondent has test to Ca'.eniia an iaterestiog acooul of a planter bei»n ebsecd a long digit noe by o.bra. Tbece ate his own woidt 'Ao enroaoter with a cobra ib no jike and lilfoiri Irwin waa fortunate in escapist; fiom thia veootucon F-mko lat.t vcik.
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      132 15 C. E.W. HEAVY TYPE RUBBER MACHINES Size of Rolls 12 In. diam. 18 la. long of deep chilled cast iron and fitted with MACHINE CUT GEARS FRICTION CLUTCHES SAFETY NUTS Complete with gear guards and tpray pipe DELIVERY FROM STOCK Prices on application to I W ENQft£ WORKS ITDi b^bw
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      149 15 4,000 London AXD American Records >o $2.50 New Gramos. GRAMOPHONES REPAIRED QUICKLY *ND WELL NEW MUSIC 40c. mfY ROBINSON PIANO 00-. LTO. HARRISONS AND CROSFIELD LIMITED (Incorporated in Great Britain) 1.4. GREAT TOWER STREET, LONDON, E.C. Branches Colombo Calicut I teatta Mi-Jan Bandoeri); Montreal Quilton Cochin Kuala Lumpur Batavia Kobe
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      112 15 DUNLOP TYRES are most reliable at s.jeed, JlJpß?' N as well as being ecoi )tnical ia ruoning expense*. 'C^^ Supplies can be obtained from ail the principal garage* or dealers in the F.M.3 or 5.3. or THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO., "Maw LTO. (lacorporated ia Japsa) 4148, ROBINSON ROID, PINGaP&RE ENGUBH
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      449 16 FIREWOOD \m g*w araaMpallty el •Jagaper*. pTV* prime eeatraetoi Tit Gui Km CM** gjaj n»i*lstiT el O»aa Hat aa4 o*o |*U agent Globe BoilerFlnid m* U«*l »1«W for preferring *ad 01*aa- rtsm hellers of every i.ieri»M**) ■Wm Nos. 1361 I>(> M, Phillip Street *acne Nes. 14St A I*7l rrivate Residence.
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      383 16 GUAN KIAT CO LIMITED (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) 36. Phillip Street, SINGAPORE. GOODS READY AND IN 3TOCK NOW Hubbuck's coloured paint, oil and sundries, hack saw blades, Klephant Brand scythe blades 40 in., hex. round hex. iron bolts and nuts, assorted sizes, Europe bass brooms 12 by 5 rows, brass
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      1809 16 CLASSIFIED ADVIRTMMENTS The PREPAID charge* fo» Want*, For Sale, To Let, etc. In ordinary close-set type (average ilx words to line) are Per line one insertion 28 cts, two insertions it eta, three Insertions 64 cts, fonr Insertions 82 etc five insertions M.Ofl, six insertions $1.13, ten Insertions $1.40, twelve
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      678 16 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED FINANCIAL PARTNER with $10,000 to start a profitable business. Reply 298. Straits Times. PRIVATE LESSONS In piano theory of music, also lessons in English and Malay given by a lady teacher. For terms, apply No. 35. Cuppage Road. PIANO WANTED, grand or cottage, by Broadwood, Brinsmead, Collard or
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      407 16 Straits Motorcar Service I.IMITKD (Incorporated in Singapore) 214 to 210, Orchard Road CARS hir^ SECOND-HAND CARS FOR SALE Studebaker 7-teater, wire wheels, good for private $4,50* Reo, r.-seiter 3.258 Overland, 5-Mater 2.250 Overland, 5-neater 2,100 Chevrolet, 5-seater 2,250 If you wish to sell your car, consult ai Phone 1233 REMEMBER
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      197 16 THE STRAITS TIMES. TELEPHONES Editorial and General Manager's Office HIT Job Printing Office li!«« All communications relating to editorial! matters and news should be addreishv to THE EDITOR. All communications relating to business matter*—i advertisements, subscription*, account! printing, etc., should be addressed |g THE MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RATES Wants, For Sale,
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