The Straits Times, 27 July 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 26,700 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS,
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      50 1 MILKMAID SWEETENED i CONDENSED j MILK PRICE REDUCED S2.ot per <a«e. |l!lillillllillllilJlilllllliillllllllllllllllllliilllllillliliillilllH Royal f^pTOj His Majesty Warrent %A^^^ The Kin? I DISINFECTANT I #1/1 I I GERMICIDE j ABSOLUTE EFFICIENCY LOW COST j SAFETY Sole Agents I GUTHRIE 6? Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE.! iiTiTrri t.i,« nuiiii m:« ♦♦<-»-» T
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      9 1 MILKMAID SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK PRICK REDUCED f2.M par cmt.
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    IS THE LAND RISING. ?
    472 2 IS THE LAND RISING. rhanevs in Level in the British Isles. If there was one definite impression made by a discussion at Burlington House on Changes in Level in the British Isles, it was that if any of the activities of the Ordnance Survey are to be curtailed on the
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    PRINCE'S INDIAN VISIT.
    281 2 Curma to he Included in H.R.H.'s Itinerary. Picas coininuni<iu.' i-sucd from Simla m July 8 stat .-.>.: It hat already bren v jounced that work inni i trd with tbt visit uf the Prince of Walis to Jmlia ban been entrusted by the Viceroy to the Political
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    MERMAID BLOOMSBURY.
    270 2 Doctors I'u/ /led by an African Mascot. A mermaid is to be seen in Bloomsbury, of all places. She sit!) on her tail, as all the very best mermaids do; beneath a iclasx MM, tfoKßlinK with stark, fishy eyes at the many visitor? who pi'irrimu^'c to see her.
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      338 2 BUILD MOR£ CHEAPLY and More quickly wfth Concrete Murhn.e mixed coner<-u- i* the West for atl kin.li of con*tr»ctiooal w«rk in tropic-;.! climßtci foiitiilntion-piles. floors, baildinar. outhoune*. etc. Proof a|f»in*t any climate, dorhhlr and impr»c«>»«>le inflects, etc. IT \A D W IT jflfiSSS^ Concrete Mixer i^^yiK^Mßßfe^^SßJsP M""" 3 cubic fll<t
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      523 2 lei-role^ BABY'S GOOD DAYS AFTER A DOSE OF BABY'S OWN TABI.KTS. "One of Baby's pood days" mean* that your rhilil is-thriving and free from juvenile disorders. Baby* Own Tablets brin* all good days into child's life, for thin delightful preparation for little ones dispel* constipation and stomach* disorders, rrdueeii feverishness,
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      191 2 1O H.P. CITROEN CAR Tfce eseel!«no« uf French automobile engineering bat kag b—a known and agreed by experts. Tbe Citroen is tb* acknowl«4a«4 beat of this school of production. See thi!« remarkable Car —compare it with any other light cat as) MM Market. Take demonstration ride—drive it yourself if yoo
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    Boulogne Mystery.
    993 3 i "ramatic Confession in Murder Case. The Paris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph writing on June 19 states One of the most dramatic murder confessions ever received by the French police was made at Marquise, near Boulogne, yesterday by Achille Daguebert, a garagekeeper, who for months had been
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    32 3 •"Thin man who begged for a penny, possessed nine shillings. The man I was keeping th« nine shillings for a rainy day. Magistrate This is a rainy day. Pay ss."— At Tottenham.
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      229 3 EifrUttktd CabU AtUfM 1872 "Tlmnmaiil' Chicago Montgomery Ward Co. CHICAGO. U. S. A. CATALOGUE FOR 1921 M IS NOW READY D«acribiiig a Complete Line of High Grade General Merchandise \3B Auto Accessories Clothing Z'" Sfl|\ Cream Separators Drugs L' 81 wk Electrical Goods Furniture /7/- iHi *y Farm Implements Groceries
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      948 3 NOTICE FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS On and Hfter August 1, 1921, tha following i-lterationx in the train service will com» into operation The present 7.20 a.m. train from KuaU Lumpur tn Penang, on Saadajrs, will leave Kuala Lu<npur at 7 a.m. and will run earlier throughout as under a.m. Kaaia
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      728 3 Straits Settlements Loan, 1921 ISSUE OF $20,000,000 LOAN Bearing interest from the date of purchase at 7 per cent, per annum payable aalfjearly oa May 1 aod November 1. repayable: at par on may i, 1926 FREE OF INCOME TAX AND OTHER DUTIES PRICE OF ISSUE 100 PER GENT Under
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      857 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0.-British India Apcar Line iG.mp.olM laeer»erated la England) HAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICEB PKNINBULAB AND ORIENTAL 8. K. CO. (Under Contract with HW Majeety's Gorerameat) c*. .-fear's "AIL BEBVICB EABT OF BOMBAY an at !»■■< i—fiat LONDON FAB-BA3TBBN BEBVICE noU LONDON I TO MABSaOLUDB AND LONDON Dae Uaganor.
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      764 4 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP GO. LDITTKD gteaasofa tataatsi to sail fros. Biagapsro KAJANG— Monday. 12.30 p.m., for Miri, labuan, Jesselton, Kadat and Sandakan. BELANGOR— Monday, 4 p.m., for Port Swettenham and Penan*. BY! LKONG -Monday. M *»0 p.m, for Malacca and Mnar. KAKA Tuesday, at 4.80 p.m.. for Malacca and
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      68 4 STEAMER SAILINGS DOLLAR LINE SINGAPORE TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON VIA SUEZ. Robert Dollar LOADING JULY 31 'I j Esther Dollar LOADING AUGUST 21 f i i Through Bills ef Lading Issue* from M>gat pan to the Principal OitUs .f th* UaHel State* aa4 I »n««» For fnthsr tnforaatias aa
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      372 4 STEAMER SAIUWBS 0. S. K. TUB O4JAEA SHOBEN EAUBA LT» Incorporate* im Japan l n > De hw IW* Pimrt Mitel f~" Sabjaet to ehup •rttkaat *•»•»»> rpp.npßA.v turn (>rt Said. Manalllaa, Lialia. lartaHai »ad lukni err. *OALAYA HARU Aug. 20 Ao«. 21 SKA MARU Sept. M Sept. 16 raw
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      403 4 STEAMER SAIUNBS NIPPON YISEN KAISHA. (Incorporated tn J»p»n) C«».r Mali Co.tr.rt with U. l>»»«rlaJipiMM Government. Sabjeet to alterations without notle. LONDON LINE Furtnightly Bervlee Foe Loadon, Aatwerp rta (Malacca) P«-«. £lo»bo. S.~. Port Wd Mara-11-. YOKOHAMA MARU Aug. J wshlma maru a»,: m liverpool uki rm HaneUlca and Liverpool via
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      882 5 STEAMER SAsUNiS MESSAGERIES MARITIIVIES DE FRANCE Undsr Contract with the French Government Mail and Passenger Services DIRECT MARSEILLES FAR EASTERN SERVICE HOMEWARD MAILS OUTWARD MAILS To Marseilles vis Colombo, I To Japan, via Saigon. Hongkong Djibouti, Port Said I and Shanghai CAP ARCONA 15,000 torn Aug. 6 I CORDILLERE 10,000
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      399 5 STEAMER SM.INB3 K. JR. M. S.S. MELCHIOR TREUB FOR JAVA Intending passengers for Java are kindly requested to note that the above steamer will be despatched from Singapore to Batavia, Semarang, and Soorabaya, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, AT 5 P.M. FROM THK WHARF, (instead of as usual on Friday, at
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      367 5 OODWELL UNE (Incorporated in England) FOR NEW YORK DIRECT VIA SUEZ BOLTON CASTLE and Aug. For freight, plsass apply to PATERSON. SIMONS A CO., LTD. AgenU LLOYD TRIESTINO S/S CILICIA. JULY 22, 1921 Consignees of cargo ex the above steamer are hereby notified that the survey of cargo landed in
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      664 5 GLENEALY PLANTATIONS, LIMITED NOTICE OF LOSS OF SCRIPS. Whereas application has been made to the Directors of the above Company to issue duplicate Certificates for 760 shares numbered *****-***** (mcl.) and *****-***** i-ncl.), in the name of the late Henry Hardley Deighton Potter of Ipoh, upon n certificate to the
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      395 5 NOTICE The partnership hitherto HttoUM betw.»u Mr. C. J. Baker and Mr. L. I. F. Fearwau under the firm name of Baker, Fearon A Co has this day been dissolved. Kuala Lumpur, July 23, 1921. The undersigned beg to advise that t'.iry have this day established themselves as Sv.ek and
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      880 6 CINEMAS I w m ITIFT7IIII ▼II aarJkaaarJ JN^VMS^*^^lalß^l*^l)al aU t<nm Uonda.%. J"ly Hi to Saturday, July SO, 1991. I Th. Last picture Progpamma to ba Presented at this Theatre Will be composed of tue fnilowinK Pictures Par Excellence In tht Srnmd Show, tnmnifnting 9.15. A Spl<n>lid World B'idy-rasde Production, "laiurii.g
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      290 6 CINEMAS AND THEATRES LAST NIGHT FAMOUS RUSSIAN LIGHT OPERA AND OPERETTA CO. AT VICTORIA THEATRE TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! At 9.1S At 0.18 FAREYVBLL PERFORMANCE 'THE DOLLAR PRINCESS' AND POT POURRI The very popular operette from American Life, by Leo Fall. PRICES $4, $3, $2 and $1. Booking mow open at Messrs.
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      143 6 i«mtr»n'nn*t »TT« >♦ 1 I For all Defects of Vision I CONSULT 1 Mr. K. F. CHONG Fellow of the Spectacle Maker's Co. Diploma of the British Optical Association Fellow of the Institute of Opthalmic Opticians (London) i OFFICE AT THE United Pharmacy, 305, North Bridge Road SINGAPORE MASSAGE OITTDOOB
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      89 6 announcement s ii iiiiiii ii Sjgi We wish to announce that we have just added to our already modern equipment a RUBBER STAMP MAKING PLANT You wiU welcome the announcement, we arc sure, for the same high quality of perfection which has built up our Printing Department, will be maintained
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    201 7 Ulll'Ul 'Nranewiny, July 27. High Water, 2 12 a.m.. 4.48 p.m. Homeward mail closes. Titnglin Club at Home, 6.16 p.m. Football League S.T.C. T. Sea D»f«nee« 11, Pj!o Branl. The Dollar Princess, Victoria Theatre Thursday, July 28. High Water, 8.5 a.m., 3.29 p.m. Football I eague U.
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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      VESSELS THE DOCKS.
      87 7 VESSEL S THE DOCKS. '...I Wharf Ha»U Nil M Wharf Nil »h^r« Wharf— Nil. Mnln Wharf Ilniphonir. Afrika. Kmpire Dock Hehc Hoknto Marn, Elephntn. Kit:m.. V-ru. TwwtM*, Mentor. \V>«t Whsrf Calekaa, K:.j»nir .'.inlin. Whsrf Nil. "ulo Rranl Coal Wharf. Nit Krppfl Harboar. Main Wharf HnlvarH. Cyrena. Recorder, Marnet, I ch
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      VESSELS ARRIVED.
      60 7 CAI.CHAS, Brit., fi.313 ton», from Liverpool M-T, for Japan 2^-7. I.*I.ANDER, Urit.. 481 tons, from Cocos Island "7-7 for Christmas Island unc. KITANO MARU. .lap., 4.930 tons, from Lon- i dnn •-'7-7. for Yokohama 28-7. VAN DER LIJN. Dut.. 601 tons, from Sourahiva '>7-7. for Pnpnn 27-7. YANGTSZE.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    168 7 Port Said and Rotterdam 3 p.m. Medan 3 P m Port Swettenham and Penanc 3 p.m Kretay. Trenccanu, Kelantan. Patani, Sir.pora. Bandon and Bangkok 4 p.m. Sourahaya. Stacen. Kota Baroe, Balik Papan and Sanmrinda 4 p.m. Penung, Ranfoon i»rd Calcutta, takinp mails for Europe, etc. (»ia Bombay)
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    43 7 Orders for week ending July 31 Thursday, 28th.—Third Troop Parade, 5.15. Friday, 29.—Ninth Trocp Parade, 6.15. There will be no Band Practice on July 29 and no Parades from July SO to A v (just 1.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    24 7 SINGAP ORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Pnvranime of Drills, etc., for week endIng Si.turdav. July 30, 1921 Wednesday, 27th.—6.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, Chinese Company, Recruits Drill.
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    Malacca Volunteer Rifles.
    49 7 M.V.R. Battalioi Rifle Club. The Range ia open to all comwi. Shoots for July, 1921. Wednesday, 27th 4 pJn. Saturday. 30th P m Sunday. 31st 80 July Spoon will b« ihot for on Saturday July 30, at 4 p.m. and Sunday, July 81, at 7.50 tjn
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    Dry Soerabaya.
    65 7 The Soerabaya Handelsblad under the headline "Dry Soerab-ya itstes that 2.101,480 bottles of beer were imported there during the first four months of 1921. Of th<>si' 346.008 werr German, and 33.680 Japanese 167,992 bottles of stout were amongst that total. The brandy total was 04 69? boUles, champagne
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    133 7 EXCHANGE. Singapore, July 27. On London, Bank 4 m/« 2/ *VM Demand 2 M/,« Private 3 m. credits 2/4 7/16 On New York Demand «J» Private 90 days ta France Bank ""JX On India Bank T. T. 1™ On Hongkong Bank d/d 24 p.c. promOn Shanghai Bank
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    53 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COM MERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. Tons of i/iarlret Steady. Spot Aug. Sept. Oct.-Dec. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Prices Buyers Sellers ..80 31 Spot Aug. Sept. Oct.-Dec. Ribl •bed Smoked Shoe Closing Prices Buyers Seller! 28 29 28'* 29M SO 81 83 84 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. 12 o'clock
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      MINING.
      184 7 Im. V«L Pd. Binn. 8*U«r». 1 1 Ayer Weng 100 £1 £1 Kam Kamuntiac U7.6 2.2.8 10 10 Kinta Auoc 8.50 7.60 1 1 Hitam Tni U« 1-W 1 1 JeUntoh 0^0 £1 £1 L»hat Uiam 5 6 Lingui Tin 450 6.00 10 10 Malayan ColL 14.00 15.00 1
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      GENERALS.
      126 7 1m. Val. Pd. Buyer*. S«ller». £1 £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 8.0.0 8.10.0 £1 £1 E. Smelting Co. MO 7.00 5/ 5/ Electric T'ways 2/6 10 10 Fraser Neaves 27.50 29.50 50 60 W. Hammer A Co. $76 $86 100 100 Katz Bros, deb 140.00 10 10 Mexican Eagle 5.0.0
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      DEBENTURES.
      92 7 U. Eng. 8 p.c. $1,234,300 pui>x.|B S'pore Electric Tramway* 5 p.c. £3B0,O(K nom S'pore Municipal 6 p.c $1,878,000 P*r S'pore Man. 4% p.r of 1907 $1,000,000 10 p.c. dia S'pore Mun. 4% P-c of 1909 $1,600,600 10 px. dia S'pore Man. 4H px of 1909 $1,600,000 16 p.c. dl»
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      382 7 Fraae* ud Co. ud LyaU and Evatt't QaHlttl— lataat ■▼•UaM* SUrUag QaotatJoaa *r» priated o« taother mi* o« FrMar- To-day's Price*. Knin Ljill Co. Eratt Allenby ($1) 0.25 0.36 0.20 0.5C Alor Gajah ($1) 1.00 1.26 1.10 1.26 Am. Malay ($2) 2.00 1.60 2.00 A Hitam (|6) 8.60
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      823 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED TO RKKT, sr M bungalow for direct or later. Apply :.)l. Straits Times. FOR SALE, hand ome ten brilliants and j;id* ring $250 for $150. Apply 869, Straits Times. EU ROPEAN YOUNG LADY wishes tern irai-y employment as children's nurse, 858, 'raits TimiM. KOH IALB, motor cycle
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      41 7 BRUNNER MONO CO., LIMITED. I NORTBWICH. ENGLAND. am-.. Maaafactirtn of BICAKBONATC OP SODA SODA ABH CAUSTIC SODA CARBONATE OP AMMONU BULPBATS OP AMMONIA CALCIUM CHLORIDK PURK WNC, ETC AgMta, Stralta Settlement, and PJLS. H. WOLSKCL CO., LTD. SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR.
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      342 7 FOR TWO NIGHTS. COMMENCING TO-NIGHT DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY The KamoQN GREAT WING WOO CONJURING CO. Showing the most senaatioiial conjuring Hctn and HVPN OTISM CHARMING ACTORS AND ACTRESSES THE STAR* OPERA, Theatre Royal. North Bridge Road. NOTICE I have this day established myself alone as a rice merchant, etc,
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      357 7 A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH ••CANS YOUB VERY I.IKKNBS 4TYLE AND MOOD 1 Prodnrtloa fnai LEE BROTHERS STUDIO HILL STREET. «~UX PRODUCE THESE RESULTS. i>ETER CHONG CO. IKS. Cecil Street, clone to the Dutch Baafca. We can supply all kinds of SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES OFFICE STATIONERY SI VIONKKY FOR
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    DEATHS
    158 8 LEE.— At his residence at Joo Chiat Terrace. at 12.30 last night, Lee Tian Lye (chief coal clerk to the late Tanjong Pagar Dock Board) father of Mr. Lee Kian Soo of Messrs. Ban Heng Co. Funeral will be announced later. 1.0H.-At No. 24, Buffalo Road, Singapore, on July
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 8 The family of the late Mr. Alfred Edward Peterson bee to thank their relatives and friends who expressed their sympathy by their presence at the funeral and also those who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence.
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    The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 UPPER SILESIA.
    1187 8 The Straits Times. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27 UPPER SILESIA. The present situation in Europe is not .very satisfactory. There appears to be a good deal of friction in Upper Silesia where the position is complicated by the fact that one considerable part of the population is German while the other is
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    34 8 Under the auspices of the Y.M.CA. Literary Society, Mr. Alfred Lea will lecture at the Y.M.CA. to-night at 8.30 tm Some of the Wonders of the Earth. 1 Members and friend* are cordially invited.
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    18 8 The Rent Assessment Board will sit in the Municipal Board Room on Tuesday, August 2, at 2.15 p.m.
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    16 8 Dr. P. C. Flu has been appointed Director of the Institute of Tropical Medicine at Leiden.
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    22 8 Will Motor Supply Stations Co., at Kuala Lumpur, send an address to which letters will reach them and not be returned unopened.
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    34 8 A Chinese named Chow Tee Siang was found loitering yesterday afternoon in the sacroacant environments of Goodwood Hill. He was arrested by lnsp. Edward's detectives and is to be produced to-day before Mr. Dawson.
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    41 8 The M.S.V.R. camp at Port Dickson breaks up next week. So far about tw hundred men have been in camp, an another large batch was expected durin this week-end. Four hundred of th» M.V.I, enter the camp when the M.S.V.R. leave.
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    45 8 A Batavia Towkay Nio Peng Long is making arrangements for the opening up •of a new steamship service between Java and China. Three office hands from the China Mail staff are on their way to Batavia to organize the preliminary work, says the Java Bode.
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    58 8 According to a report in the local papers, on account of the famine in Hunan, girls of 20 years of age and under are being sold at Anhwahsien for one catty of copper cash. Girls of over 20 and up to 30 years of age may be taken away by
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    63 8 A Chinese named Kok Oon Hock for being concerned in the importation of $700 worth of chandu into the Colony by the steamer Glenfalloch recently, was fined $500, in default six months' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. Bull yesterday. His worship fintd another Chinese, who arrived by the same steamer and
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    63 8 A revenue prosecution against a Chinese shop-keeper an agent in Shaukiwan of the British-American Tcbacco Company— for unlawful possession of over 700,000 cigarettes, on which no duty had been paid, was heard at Hongkong. The revenue officers had traced the cigarettes to a junk and thence to the defendant's shop.
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    77 8 In the future, says the Locomotief, it will be impossible to send friends in Germany presents of tobacco or liquor for from July 1, the duty to be paid on entry is as follows 96 mark cents for a cigarette 804 marks for a kilogram of fine cut tobacco 406
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    65 8 At the conclusion of the action brought by Mrs. Besant agtinst the Daily Graphic for £1,000 sterling for alleged slander, which commenced at Edinburgh on July 12, the jury returned a unanimous verdict that defendants were justified in calling the articles written by the plaintiff in New India seditious, because
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    76 8 The following item is from a home paper Business firms who deal with India and other parts of the East are reminded by the G.P.O. that facilities exist for posting by air-mail to Paris on Friday mornings in London (up tn 11 a.m. at the General Post Office) and until
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    74 8 Changkat Salak Rubber and Tin recommend final dividend of Is. per share, less tax, on preferred ordinary shares, making 20 per cent., less tax final dividend of Is. per share, less tax, preferred ordinary shares, making 10 per cent., lass tax to write off £2,000 on account of depreciation to
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    85 8 Opposition still continues in Java anent Heer Hierneiss' proposal to restrict the rubber output there. Heer van Gennef, who brought the subject up at the meeting cf the Volksraad on the 14th, is now receiving his share of adverse criticism for according to the Locomctief they hear from a private
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    94 8 The Bombay Labour Office states that the number of strikes and lockouts in progress in April, 1921, was six, involving 10,850 persons and the loss of 184,458 working days. In May, there were 11 strikes and lockouts in progress, affecting 12,290 men, and the number of working days lost was
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    147 8 A quaint stcry was contained in that mirror of local happenings, the police report, the other day, says a Hongkong paper. Hidden away in the usual catalogue of robbery, murder and sudden death was this little narrative A Chinese girl uf eleven was invited by two boys to come and
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    365 8 Miss E. S. Case, 8.A., Vice-Principal Anglo-Chinese School, Ipoh, left for America on Monday on furlough. We understand that Mr. A. H Todd ia being appointed secretary of the Singapore Sporting Club. The Hon. Mr. W. F. Nutt, 0.8. E., has accepted the offfce of vice-president of
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    Rubber Estate Relief.
    60 8 We have reprinted the special article on Malaya's Grave Crisis which appeared in cur issue of the 15th inst., and which it will be remembered set out. in considerable detail, a scheme for Rubber Estate Relief. A copy of the reprint will be sent by post to
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    Municipal Commission.
    84 8 A meeting of the Municipal Commission will be held on Friday at which many interesting questions will be raised, such for instance as the keeping of roads and footpaths clear during buiiding operations, provision of a comparative monthly index shewing the cost of living in Singapore, giving effect
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    St. Andrew's Cathedral.
    101 8 The following is the programme of music to be rendered by the choir after Evensong next Sunday, the 31st instant Bass solo, Arm, Arm ye brave (Judas Maccabeus) Handel anthem, The Wilderness, Goss crgan solo, Andante and Finale from organ sonata in D Minor, Lloyd anthem, Send
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    False Coinage on a big Scale.
    98 8 About 2 p.m. yesterday, Detective lnsp. Farmer and detectives raided a koMM in Ceylon Koad where they came up>.a two Hylams red-handed making E and 20 cent pieces, the former being both of the large and small sizes. Not onJy did the police also
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    Fire Insurance Case.
    155 8 Two more civil suits of considerable interest were commenced before the Uon Mr. L. M. Woodward, CJ.C, in the Chief Judicial Commissioner's Court on Friday and again to-day, reports Monday's Malay Mail. Chop Chiat Huat now of Klyne Street and formerly L f 69, Cross Street are
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      115 8 T«-«iffct A SERIAL NIGHT ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. <Taa Cheoc Km Co, Ltd, Proprietors) THE GREAT VITAGRAPH SERIAL Featuring WILLIAM DUNCAN, EDITH JOHNSON, JOB RYAN AND LEO MALONKY A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS la IS Episode, or 30 Reel* FIRST SHOW AT 1M SECOND SHOW AT t.lft Be right on Urn* «t
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    DREADFUL RUSSIA.
    125 9 Thirty Million People Starving. Plasrue and Typhus Killing Thousands. kWM I"— Til London, July 96. Washington Mr. Hoover, chairman of the Relief Fund, has cabled in response to Maxim Gorki's appeal for aid fcr the starving masses in Russia that such aid dep< ids upon the immediate release
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    Upper Silesia.
    138 9 REUTIB TlLBORAMB London, July 25. Paris It is understood that M. Briand will probably offer to abandon the i<>ea cf a preliminary study of th« partitioning question in Upper Silesia by experts, but w ul I request Lord Curzon to support the French claims for passage of troops
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    Pacific Conference.
    133 9 RP.ITER TEL£.«AM> London, July Mi The Dominions Prime Ministers m«t at Downing Street this morning. It is understood that they dealt with the question of the Washington conference. London, July 2">. The Tini's says it is now certain that there will be no preliminary conference either in London
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    Huge Excess Profits.
    108 9 'IFI TTH TELEGRAM London, July 26. Le Compagnie des Armes Automatiques Lewis and the Birmingham Small Arms Company have brought a petition before Mr. Justice Darling for the recovery of three millions sterling from the Government which was retained as payment of excess profit* and income tax.
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    Great Oilfield Fire.
    52 9 Reutkr Telfcram London, July 23. Mexico City The Amatlan oilfield fire continues to rage. The adjacent wells have been covered with earth to prevent ignition. Two hundred men, guarded by asbestos •hield*. are trying to reach the flaming wells and shut off the valves regulating th* flow
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    Whisky Smuggling.
    227 9 Lively Action in the United States. Rlt IEK I M.KRRAM London, July 25. Newhaven, Conn?cticut An affray recalling the ola* smuggling days has resulted in the capture of a gang of smugglers in the act of unloading cases of whiaky near the entrance to N^whavm harb:ur. The authorities
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    United States News.
    55 9 Reutef. T:.leo.:\.mjS London, .I"'; :■>. New York A temporary injun turn has been issued restraining the Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corporation and the United American lines|from interfering with the operation of ships seized on July 23. London, July 25. New York The Stock Exchange announces the failure
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    Armaments.
    64 9 RlUTM TlUGIAH London. July 25. In the Hoi' s e of Commons at question time, Colonel Amery stated that the number of capital ships projected by the three i.owers was respectively. United States 1, Japan 10, fritish Empire 4. the number r-.'aintaiiu-ii in full commission being United States 1<5.
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    Tain o' Shanter.
    21 9 ItFl-TER TCLEGRAM London, July 25. The original manuscript of Burns' Tam-o-Shanter has been sold at Christie's for £500.
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    WOLFRAM AND TIN.
    94 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang July 26. At the annual meeting of the Wagon and Pachaung Wolfram Mines, Ltd., Mr. Thorne, who presided, said that the year's working shewed a loss of $11,616. Ncthintr had been done since November. No assistance had been forthcoming from the Government
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    China Mail Steamship Co.
    104 9 Messrs. Francis Peek and Co inform ui that they have just received a telegram from the China Mail Steamship Co., informing them that they have decided to augment their service between Singapore and San Francisco by the addition of their largest and most modern steamer, the
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    43 9 A record of vehicular traffic during Ascot week shows that in four days on the main r ads to the course there passed 39,326 motorcars, 8,000 charabancs, 700 omnibuses, 2,931 motor bicycle*, 16,697 pedal cycles, 380 lorries and 2307 horse- < drawn vehicle*. 1
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    IEDERAL COUNCIL.
    3528 9 Financial Policy Sharply Criticised. Alienation of Rubber Land. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, July 26. At the Federal Council meeting this morning, the hon. the Treasurer moved an Enictment to make Final Provision for the Public Service for the year 1920, the schedule of which shewed a
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    THE DEFENCE OF THE DUTCH EAST INDIES.
    546 9 (Contributed.) In view of the fact that British interests in Singapore have recently purchased control of Coal Concessions which, by a strange coincidence, lie in such important strategical positions as the Pamoekan Bay of south-cast Borneo, the Lampongs Bay of south Sumatra and
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      BOXING.
      467 10 Proposed Open Tournament. A. E. Pattinson informs us that he accepts Teng Kee's challenu 1 to a match and can easily make st. In reply to the letter of another box.r, Goh Choon Yong, Mr. Pattinson is also quite ready to meet him in a contest of twelve twominut>
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      Football.
      315 10 The Persenangan Sti* Club, Singapore, is sending up a football team to Perak to play the Roshdiah Club, Ipoh, and the MuhibbatuI Islam Club, Batu Gajah. The Singapore t;am leaves Singapore by night train on Friday. The first match will be played against the Roshdiah Club at Ipoh ir.
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      Keppel Golf Club.
      87 10 For the Kepp?l Cup the following have qualified an I the drawing has 'resulted as un.ipr Tradewell v. Montgomery, Tryner v. Jark«( n, Campbell v. Binnie, Patcrson v. AHamson. Fenwick v. Brownie, Smith v. WVathii stone, Thomson v. Jam i son, Cullen v. Millar. The first round
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      Long Jump Record.
      19 10 A Rcutir wire from Cambridge, Massachusetts, states Ourdin's record long jump was 125 ft. 3 int.
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      Motor Racing.
      94 10 A Rcutcr wire from Lemans dated the 25th rtatos The mot. r car Grand Prix was won by the Aireriran car Dusenberjr, driven by Murphy, in the time of 4 hours 430 sect an HM|| of 120H kilcm tres :-n hnr. It was regarded as a commercial rather
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      FOURTH TEST MATCH.
      298 10 A Good English Innings. The fourth test match was commenced at Manchester to-day in fine weather and uefcre an attendance of 20,000. The wicket was slow. Tennyson 'won the toss and England batted first, the Australians <p.n.ng the attack with Gregory and McDonald. Russell played a fine
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      L.L.T.C. Tournament.
      158 10 L. L. T. C. Tournament. Play in the Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club '■lumament yesterday resulted as follows Mixed Doubles A. Mrs. Stnokes and Mr. Cameron beat Mrs. Burkill and Mr. Cantrel!, 6—0. ft— 1. Mixed Doubles B. Miss Brooke and Mr. Price beat Miss Day and M/\ Sturt, 6—0, 6
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      Cricket.
      104 10 On Saturday and Monday next Singapore .vill meet Seiangor in a two-day cricket natch at Kuala Lumpur. The Singapore eleven, as already an- -lounced. will consist of the following O. P. Griffith-Jones (captain), R. L. L. H. M. Cantrell, G. C. Clarke F. I R. Craig, R. T. Holder,
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      Malaya Tennis Championship.
      252 10 The A'ior Star correspondent of the ■>inang Gazette writes It is a matter "or r gret that Kedah is not taking part n the tennis championship of Malava •vents and the inter-state competitions for he H.M S. Ma'aya cup*. In Sp'wk of Sungei Patani the State has
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      Bandman Opera To-morrow.
      52 10 The popular Bandn-an CHera Comra-:y p?n their retu'n visit at the Victoria Theatre to-mcrrow cvonini,' with Oh. Jo'- for which booking hrs b ?n jrood. Ths nro«ont i-as n g fo- six r.iitht? cn\ Particulars of the pr i',icti- n* to b? staged will be found in
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      Singapore Standard?
      783 10 To the Editor of the Strait* Times. Sir, The question most asked in the at the present time is what is Singapore Standard The only definition which seems to fit all conditions Is nothing when the contract price exceeds the market price, and anything when the prices are
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      Producers' Corporation.
      585 10 To tb« E-Jitor of th» Straits Tim»s. Pir M«y I n»rmit*«1 t-y bo^t***** ivrelf wi*h nractieally 'verv word that Mr Hake sa"' in his I'tter to yo-i of "?nd hHfaat. The in-f"<rfrv is r«ioHlv aoprnarHnor the stace, if it has no* alr<*Hv -«ached whm^nv s'hem- i* fcettpr tVnn
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    PILLS-ANCIENT AND MODERN.
    365 10 PILLS- ANCIENT AND MODERN. What the Child had to Swallow 250 Years Ago. Pills over 250 years old were shown at the 22nd Chemists' Exhibition at the Central Hall, Westminster, on June 20. There were fearsome looking things as big as marbles, made for the kiddies of chat period, and
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    Rents and Assessments.
    147 10 Mr. E. Tessensohn presided over the usual weekly meeting of the Rent Board yesterday, and one of the early applicati;ns had relation to 166 Telok Ayer street, in which Mr. Swee Teow, on bvhalf of the owner, asked that the mt of the house be increased from
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    Sir Stamford and the Durians.
    190 10 The Alor Star corr.spondent of the Pinsng Gazette writes We are having an excellent fruit season just now. The 'dusuns" (orchards) are yielding goo! 'reps of durians. man^osteens. and rambcstp«ns, and it is no uncommon sight to t'e the villag? women tafl| th^ir way townwards
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    MANDAI TEKONG.
    867 10 Preference Share Scheme to Be Submitted. An extraordinary general meeting >f The Mandai Tekong (Singapore) Rubber I Estates, Ltd., was held at the registered offices of th-« Company, 64, 66 and 6J Market Street, yesttruay for the purpose I ioilowing, viz., to receive a rep.rt from the directors
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    72 10 Liberty Hall presents two n?w episodes, Nos. 5 and 6 of The Screaming Shad w Ben Wilson serial wonder, together with another Universal special attract on, Colorado, Augustus Thomas's famous stage succ -SS in five acts, featuring Frank Ma' o in his best. In the first shw, World
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    Russian Light Opera.
    72 10 The Russian Light Opera Cmpany, thoroughly pleased the aud:en.:e with their pras2ntat on of The Gsisha last night and crnclude their season at the Victoria Theatre this evening with Th* Dd ar Pr ncess. We are informed that the c>tiductrr, Mr. Olshanetsky, wh- was indi=pcs?d last nistht,
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    15 10 "I have novrr n<wd hnd lan^jngo to rr.ybov- pxee^t my hjsband." At Maryleicne County Court.
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    ASSAM COOLIE EXODUS.
    364 10 Government Rebuts Charges Of Harshness. The Alleged ill-treatment at Chandpar of tea garden c.oligs {rum Assam was ihi--subject of a vigorous debate in the Bengal Jouivml on July 8, when several member* moved demanding the appointment of a Committee of Inquiry. Many old-(jxpl, u.xJ stories were repeated.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    210 10 Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s Weekly Report. The past week has been actually without feature with business generally of a r 'tail nature. The iluetuatiuns in our two main commodities have b.-en small and for most of the week on the decline. Loans shew an pas'" l l*iH
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    71 10 Macphail and Co.'s Daily Report. Singapore, July 27. Silver 38%. Hon?kontj 24 p.c. prom. Three months gold 45. Share Market. Rubbers. Small enquiries. Tins.— Taipinfrs l.\2 l i-\.l~u-. Norths 1.32H-1.40, Souths 72H-77M. rents, Menglembus 35-40 cents, Papana f>2',<;-70 cents, Rawanjrs 65-72% cents, NawngDeti t.60-1.65, Batanc Pa'angs 72'--77>A
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    Mesopotamia Honours.
    143 10 The London Gazette contains the following: awards for services in Mesopotamia :C. B. E.— lt. G. Neilson, acting- political officer at Dairazz. O. B. E.— G. N. Braham, surgeon at Baghdad Capt. Chamier, acting p litical officer at Dairazzer, A. H. Hall, surgeon at Diwaniyah Nawab Muhammcd Hassain
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    40 10 Hamburg and Bremen firms practical'y mon'polized th<? export traffic in copra and groundnuts from the West Coast of Acheea ports durine June. They wer« also first in th? market there for coffee, i^rtortlng 1,909 piculs as against America t 1898.
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    World in Peril.
    1151 11 Dominion Premiers Urge a New Policy. Serious warnings were uttered by Dominion Premier! in June 21 at the second meeting of the Imperial Conference. Summaries of the speeches are as follow General Smuts Peace is wanted by the world. Peace is wanted especially by tht peoples of
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    LOWER SEGAMA RUBBER.
    835 11 Conserving the Company's Cash Resources. The first ordinary general mee'.ing of shareholders in the Lower Segama Rubber Estates, Ltd., was held on June 20 at 38, Kasti heap, E.C., under the presidency of Mr. E. de Stein, the Chairman of the company. The Chairman, in moving the
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    Submarine Earthquake.
    70 11 The tarth tremor* which wen- recently experienced in the Sydney suburb!' mvurreil ajrain pa June 17. By a ajafjaJaf NnMUnMj and for the MC ml time within the previous few <lay«, th Baatfl n Kxtension Telegraph Company's c;.'iN> siTyice wa» st-riously interrupted. An official said that the seriousness
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    27 11 fAan at Thames Police Court, complaining- of his landlady She h a little bit jrone upstairs." Hagtetratc What Man Potty, loopy, up the pole." Magistrate I see."
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      175 11 MOUTRIE PIANOS are still the most popular la the East The tame hirh quality la maintained but IK 0 PRICES HAVE ICo/ ■V BEEN REOUCED Iv This Offer for Spot Cash Payment only ALL NEW STOCK send to-day for Illustrated Catalogue S. MOUTRIE ft CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia Hongkong-.) Raffle*
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      252 11 Raffles Hotel MONDAY.— Tea Dansant, 5 to 7 p.m. (Admission free). WEDNESDAY.— SpeciaI Musical Programme after Dinner. THURSDAY.— Guest Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential for Dancing). FRlDAY.— Special Lunch— Orchestra. SATURDAY. Guest Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential tor Dancing). SUNDAY.— Cinema after Dinner. RAFFLES ORCHESTRA P. A. COOKS,
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    LADYE PLACE.
    419 12 L ADYE PLACE. Roman* of Ancient Berkshire Residence. John Briggs, Parish Clerk, draws all scrts of teeth in humour plays the violin shaves and cuts hair grinds razors, scissors and penknives takes anythingout of eyes measures land and cures the itch out of hand and many other articles too tedious
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    TO DEPLETE RUBBER STOCKS.
    361 12 Sir Ernest Birch Suggests Destruction. Writing to the editor of The Financier, Sir Ernest Birch says Everybody is puzzling his brains to discover some method by which the enormout stocks of rubber in London can be depleted in order that the industry may recover frcm the
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    KISSING DILEMMA.
    149 12 Minister Takes Plunge Despite Wife's Presenpe. To kiss or not kiss was a question that caused an amusintr incident at the Primitive Methodist Conference at Sheffield. Each morning the president, the Rev. S. Horton had greeted with a kisi little girls who presented a bouquet to him, and
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    19 12 What are his means Spats Bass I "aT'cJ ll^' B^ c 'W"*"«* at all thn'es."--'!! At Shoreditch County Court
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      240 12 Tw vbc tkia Brand of Belting means i^M^> Ucmomj, Saving of Money and l "^yC^' vTVSJf Better Resale IU service speaks for its quality. Sole Agents Js^BBBBL^ KIAM KIAT C 0, f IM, 108 and 109, MARKET STREET. |_J^ *fc J I ZJ^f-J DOT EMBOSSED Box Strapping IN CONTINUOUS LENGTH
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      326 12 WE SPECIALIZE IN BRITISH PRINTING ONLY. We shall give you the practical thing and it will be of a dignity and style that will surely please yon. We've got the complete equipment, we've got the experience, and we'll deliver the job on time and in perfect order. Give us a
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      76 12 §mk. U A All Q mm n ft 111 0 jragKfiEr Pineapple Brand Singapore Cold Storage COMPANY, LIMITED IBaRKEk&O3,im I Engineering Department OFFICE B, BATTERY ROAD. NEW GARAGE FOR STORING. CLEANING, AND REPAIRING Motor I orries NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, ELOIN BRIDOE 50 Yarda from HIGH STREET I St. Pauli "Girl"
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    Straits Rubber.
    1873 13 rjf Financial Position Of Company. The first annual general meeting of the Straits Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on June 22 at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C., Mr. E. L. Hamilton (the Chairman) presiding. The Chairman said Gentlemen, with your permission I shall take the report and
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    Nurse Cavell's Grave.
    100 13 Within the last few weeks a plain stone cross has been erected over the grave of Nurse Edith Cave 11 at Life's Green, in the shadow of Norwich Cathedral. It replaces the little wooden cross that has hitherto been there, and has been pat up by Mrs.
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      361 13 Wbiteaway. Laidlaw's JL GREAT Annual Sale nßgj NOW PROCEEDING \tmf/^¥9 \M\ZIN<; REDUCTIONS IN DEPARTMENTS. the -uood morning." One Day Alarm Clock, nickel silver rase, Arabic figures, :!V4 inch dial, STOCK TO UK (I.KAHKI) REGARDLESS price' "mbo"*' OF COST. Sale price JJ.95. We Illustrate here only a few of Our Great
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      126 13 C SI C E x#P%X E HOHOH6 g^^hay H 61,Kh.ig8l IVJL n n •J 1 BY TEST THE BEST. BLACK DIAMOND Files We are Sole Agents in the Straits Settlements, F.M.&, etc. for these well-known FILES AND RASPS and carry large stocks of all sizes. Sole Agent*. UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED
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      790 14 SALES BY AUOTIOH CHEONG KOON SENG CO. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE Or VALUABLE TOWN PROPKRTIKS. Wednesday. J»l> 1. Mortgagee's sata of valuable freehold Inn > and Minnhousp dwellings Nos. 1 iH, ll«O •tend 182. Serangoon Road, are. WH square *jl" Mortgager's BBM of two t.ntl, shares •-valuable !WK> yeart.' lemrhnld lund
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      404 14 SALES BY AUCTION IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE of vary charminf Jacobean and Tudor design teak household furniture, Concert grand piano, gramophones, etc. At No. 7, Chancery Lane, off Thorn.-on Roud, on Saturday, Jab 3*. at 2 p.m. Comprising un excellent toned full concert grand piano by Collard A Collard, in first
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      780 14 A**(s M>OOO,OW S.G. Aaaarance in force over $17,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE GO. LTD. (lailfiaiatll ta Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICE Wsach— ter asses*, Macsaeae. LONDON OFFICE .12. Old Jewry. EX. Th* Company has fM.*M deposited with the Snpreat* Ceeßt eg Tatfaai aad complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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      512 14 BAWKIWe THB YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED Established 1880. Capital Subscribed (fully paid op) T100,00»,000 Reserve Fund T 63,000,000 Preaideat N. Kajiwara, Esq. Vlce-Prealdent > S. K. Suzuki, Eaq. Directors N. Soma, Esq. M. Mitsui,' Esq. T. Yamakawa, Esq. Baron K. Morimura M. Odagiri, Esq. R. Ichinomiya, Esq. Baron K. Iwasaki
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      578 14 BAWKIW6 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION (Incorporated in Hongkong.) Paid-up Capital $ls,eoo,oo* Reserve Funds Sterling f 2,&00,0 M Silver $21,600,000 Resarve Liability of Proprietors t15.000.000 COURT OF DIRECTORS G.T. M. Edkina, Ksq., Chairman O. M. Dodwell, Esq., Deputy Chairman D. G. H. Bernard, Esq. Hon. M r. K. V. D. PanA.
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    The Red Plot.
    1020 15 Details of Attack on British Empire. The following contributed articU appeared in the Morning Post of June 21 >— Having confessed that there exist no hope* for revolutionary outbreaks at present in W astern Europe, the Communist Internationale instructs its subordinate organisations to turn their ryea to
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      117 15 vflYfr DUNLOP MOTOR CYCLE TYRES AND BELTS. Are Huili to Better the Best." THE DUNLOP ROBBER CO C^ LTD. (laaorporated in Japaa) 4: in. n ROBINSON ROAD. If you are pas-ing by BEACH ROAD drop at No. 7 (opposite S.V.C.), You can have cupplie* of Tyr**.- rteazine, Oil, Batteries Accessories,
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      519 15 HAIPHONG S DRAGON CEMENT Supplied to the Spore Municipality, Government of Johore, Malacca Municipality, f.M.S. Railways and all leading architects and contractors. DUPIRE BROS. Bole Agents, Singapore j DR. CASSELL'S TABLETS j WHY NOT TRY USP Rapalr Was»«ad Tear of Narr* and Ho«y 4 j Price la. ttd. and 4*.
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      577 16 NEW SHIPMENTS JUST RECEIVED Tale Bronx* Urer Padloeka Tale and Townie Chain Pulley Block* Buiooth-on-Cement Galvanized Roofing BolU and NbU Galvanized Single Boat Hnoka BradeH Handled Parangs. eU., ate eU. 4UAN KIAfTCO., LTI. M. PHILUP STREET The successful Tenderer! for supply of Miscellaneous Articles and Engineers Stores «o the Singapore
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      544 16 TAY GUM KMT It. PHILLIP STREET. Phoa* Noa 8111 aaa UK The suco. -sfi.l contractor for supply of FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS, ETC to the Singapore Municipality daring the year 1921. GLOBE BOILER RKMHDT rur clearing and preserving steam boilers f all type. Used by all factories, steamers. tc,
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      937 16 OAS.SIHM, AOVtKHNLMENIS Tha PR-PAID eaarges ft Waata, Far Sale, Te> Let. etc, la ordinary d»s. ut 0v» («*«ra«a (Is words t« 11m) an Ps- lins one Insertion 28 eta., tw- In- 4a rts., tara* iaa. 64 etc, fear Us. 82 eta, flve ins. $1.00, six Ins. $1 It ten lea
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      925 16 MOTOR VEHICLES "FOR SALE, Reading Standard motor cycle with side-car, newly overhauled and paintings, guaranteed in good running order Inspection invited. The Motor Cycle Co., S3, Orchard Koad. FOR SALE> one "eond-hand five-seater {""VZ L nd "•I-" 1 electric lighted Studebaker car, fifiuo. One new unused 12 h.p. two-seater Rover
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      984 16 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, stores end offices. Apply Ed at. Nathan Co, 4. Ue Sanaa Street. TO LKT, second floor No. tt-t. Chang* Allay, suitable for offlce. Immediate entry. T lqk *7«' Street. TO LKT GODOWN, also first »na aawnd Soon. Close to centre of town, facing aiain itreet.
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      375 16 Rellanger The Klag of French Cam WITH SILVBR RADIATOR AND THB GOLDEN SILBNCI Jaat Arrived Hook Isrl: first two Uemonntratloa <ara ara to be sold st Special Prices The BELLAXGER is a car of effleieac; economy ano comfort. No doubt it i' luxurious and the price li within th« reach
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      201 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TBLEPHOVIS Editorial and General br Manager's Offlee 1111 Job Printing Offlce 1244 All communications relating to editor!*} matters and news should be addressed to THE EDITOR. All eommunicatioai relating to business matters advertisements, subscriptions, accounts, printing, etc., should be addresses! to THY MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RATES Waata, For
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