The Straits Times, 26 August 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. No. 26,726 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 26, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS,
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      154 1 9>3 Mf' VJ 1 &Jr a\ \m g— B*K^% FINE I OLD CHOICE H OLD PALE £21 SHERRY TAWNY PORT MAY BE RELIED UPON FOR QUALITY. JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS, LTD. (Incorporated in Ene'.»nd) HEAD OFFICE ESTABLISHED SINGAPORE BRANCH 119, Cannon Street <pr>7 LONDON ..o. 1667 12, Battery Road. GRAFLEX Tin'
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      122 1 FRESH SUPPLIES OF CADBURY'S CHOCOLATES DELICIOUS AND WHOLESOME. Tropical Assorted Chocolates in Vi lb. tins. 1 Melcato v i) 1 ,i M Bournville Nut Chocolate Cubes „yz »> »> 1 Kins George Chocolates „Vt Chocolate Almonds Chocolate Biscuits 1 CHOCOLATE WALNUTS CHOCOLATE MACAROONS CHOCOLATE MONTE MM ART BARS. Robinson Co.,
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    ACROSS ARABIAN DESERT.
    766 2 Hardships of Official Air Route Survey. The conquest of the Arabian Desert by aircraft is an accomplished fact, and details o/ th* new air route between Palestine wfttA Baghdad have been given by Mr. Churchill in the House of Commons and by the Air Ministry in official
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    OFFICIAL BARREL ORGAN AT WORK.
    269 2 London Slum Children Flock To The Music. London's official or^an-grinder charmed BOM hundreds of children in Lincoln's Inn Fields the other ni^ht. the L.C.C. must surely be the only civic body in the world which employs a man to give small children the rapturous joys
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      310 2 I CALET'S CO>CO>A I grf^^^r+J&JSb^. TF more people relied upon the nourishBbS£££JJmSs I mcnt that can be derived from good 5 ij cocoa Caley'» especially; for ie is the Ka3"^ adFt/R* purest of the pure «nd partook less of j itisifcS'wSr solids which oftentimes are indigestible, ■•'vHMI their health and
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      611 2 i fFOUCAULD^ aB^ANDY c £sss& LuciufrfouCAu&o *C^§s2alr EST? 184-7 AT Xs^ GET RELIEF-QUICKLY A twisted ankle, a sprained wrist, a strained muscle these ara things that demand relief in a hurry. And that is just why thousand* who are liable to these mishapr always keep a bottle of Little's Oriental
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      196 2 10 H.P. CITROEN OAR Th« •xeellenee of French automobile) *nrlnwr!»r h*» 1»| MB known and agreed by experti. Tba Cirro«n to th» •cka*vr*simf bwit of thU school of production. Sbsj till re markuble Car— compare it with any otfc«* UfM M* #X MB Market Take a demonstration ride— drive it
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    May Doctors Tell?
    852 3 Professional Secrecy at Risk Of Prison. The 89th annual meeting of the British Mc-dical Association was opened in mail week at Ncwrastle-on-Tyne, under the I presidency of Professor David Drummond, I Vice-Chancellor of Durham University. I The annual representatives' meeting, the I jroverninpr body of the Association,
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    Lawlessness in Vladivostok.
    202 3 A Vladivostok message of July 24 to thi 1 Japan Chronicle says. With a regular office en which was hung a board bearing the figures "21," with stationary that bore at the right hand corner the same mysterious figure 21 and with an establishment that was conducted
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      474 3 Manly Vigour and Strength Dr. CasselTs Tablets Put New LtTe into Weak, Nervous, Worn-out Men. JMMcfc I Soatb Africa. ■f. J»t~ v >*.r- DMrlctOMMMbtfi, Mr. Kr-r.> J. Smith. 6Sh. JWtm»«iSr>«« H-vyi Mi, Jui.. ..-i. lihllm, •rllrn: Hi .1. I 1 1 J■• li .Mi n l,u r» South -Kir. i
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      418 3 MflDftME ALICE FORAY LATEST PARISIAN CREATIONS IN LADIES' WEAR A SPLENDID SELECTION OP ROBES FOR MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING WEAR JUMPERS, LACES, SCARVES, HATS AND LINGERIE ON HAND. JUST ARRIVED EX FRENCH MAIL. On view at Room 66 Raffles Hotel From 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
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      459 3 NOTICES SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB NOTICE The Annual General Meeting of tho Members of the Singapore Cricket Clab, will be held in the Club Pavilion on Wednesday, August 31, at 5 p.m. BUSINESS. (a) To receive the Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended Jane 30, 1921. (b) To consider
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      273 3 NOTICES MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN, PENANG BUILDING INSPECTOR. The Municipal Commissioners invite applications for the undermentioned appointment.; in the Municipal Engineer's Dcpa'tmont. I. Assistant Building Inspectors, salary $140 a month rising to »200 by annual increments of $10 per month, with a Transport Allowance of $30 per month. 11. Temporary
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      928 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0.- British India r*t "i AND Apcar Line (Compauie* Incorporated in England) HAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAS AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. (Undtr Contract with Hi* Mnjcsty's Government) Tke Coaptß)'* MAIL SKRVICK EAST OP BOMBAY are at present raspeaded IJOSVOS KAU-EASTERN SERVICE TROM LONTiON I TO MAHSEII.I.ES
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      748 4 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP GO. LIMITED Btnaiers lafeaded te sail tress Biag*per« KAJANC BaSaißF, 10 n.m., for Miri, Laliuun, Ji-ssclton, KuUat nnd Sundaknn. KINTA Monday, 4 p.m., for Port Swettenitm and Penang. HTR LEONG Monday, at 41* pji, fei Malacca and Muar. EAKA— Tnosday, at 4.10 pJB., far Malacca and
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      55 4 STEAMER SAILINGS DOLLAR LINE SINGAPORE TO NEW YORK VIA SUEZ. Esther Dollar In Port Sails September 1. Through Bills of Lai'ing issued from Singapore to the Principal Cities of the United States and Canada. i Fur further information as to Rute», etc., apply to THE ROBERT COLLAR GO. He. 117-121,
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      407 4 STEAMER SAILINGS 0. S. K. THK OSAKA BHOSKN KAISHA LTD. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2, De Souia Street. PropoacH Sailing from Singapore (Subject to change without notice) EUROPEAN LINE For Tort Said, Msmeillea, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hamburg arr. dep. •AUSKA HARU Sept. 14 Sept. 15 ALTAI MAKU Oct. 15
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      632 4 STEAMER SAILINGS AUSTRALIA BY BURNS PH?LP LINE (Incorporated 1b Acitralla) Singapore to Java Port*, Port P*t»l-\ ThursdA.v Inland, Brisbane and Jrion, tie Torrej Straitt, also with trn' ■^■pnn'nt M (•tlior Victorian, South Au'/rnlmn nnd N.irtt Uuei-nnland Ports, Britinh New Cninea, N*w Britair., Tasmania and New ZsalanJ t'crtt. APPROXIMATE FAILINGS MONTORO,
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      405 5 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y.K. European Line LONDON LINE Fortnightly Service FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWERP, VIA TORTS MISIIIMA MARU Aug. 26 SADO MAHU Sept. 7 LIVERPOOL LINE Fortnightly Service FOR MARSEILLES AND LIVERPOOL VIA PORTS LISBON MARU ■•ft 1" Monthly Service FOR IX)NDON, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG, VIA PORTS TOTTORI MARU
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      362 5 STEAMER SAILINGS K. P. M. KONINKLMKE PAKETVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ f (Incorporated in Holland) Telegram Add rrsn "PAKETVAART" 2 and 3, Collyer Quay. v UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENTS. > A voyage nn a aun-kla.scd "The way that every one aca. Wmr T^. would go. And just wh.nt you would
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      292 5 STEAMER SAILINGS THK OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO- LTD. THE CHINA MUTIAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Surveys of Damaged Cargo Consignees of cargo ex undernotcd steamers arc hereby informed that survey of broken and damaged packages will be held at the limes and places stated, after which no other survey will be
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      107 5 STEAMER SAILINGS THE BEN UNE STEAMERS, LTD. (Incorporated in the United Kingdom) FOR CHINA AND JAPAN BENARTY due Sept. 5 BENLEDI due S»pt. 20 BENLAWERS due end Sept. No Pussengcr Accommodation. PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LIMITED (Incorporated in England). Agents. UNITED AMERICAN LINES INC. Saceeaaora ta ltVxbmobi dearborn co, inc. (Incorporated
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      605 6 ENTIRE CHANGE OP PROGRAMME First Show at 7 .30 Shmp Harqr T M.v.v in THE FLAMING CX/fJE An exciting Martta dnnw b „,h Srrmttl Show at 9 p.m. SMASHING BARRIERS 5.,i,,l \\i!li..ni hiincv lot Rv.ni aad Edith ?ohn»ton, BpfaioiH aaran mot ci);ht. Wnrl.i MERELY FLAYERS I' iswUai Kitt\ Coniun, trriag
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      278 6 ENTERTAtNMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT KXTHAORDINARY I Commencing from Sunday. Aiißust 2H a t it p.m. The Mighty Monarch, of CHEFALO AND PALERMO With Uirir satin Oaaafaaqf will fartoan at THE THEATRE ROYAL t Noitl. liri.ißc Oi >d Slvmiiifi Urns of Illusion-,, Qatfaooa i-ci>tmin The lx-!.t show that rvor enmc to Sin F.Vfrywhorr
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      227 6 For all Defects of Vision. CONSULT 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) OFFICE AT THE United Pharmacy, 305, North Bridge Road SINGAPORE t J^L?"?^^^^*"*"* TRIESTE -HAMBURG s.s. "CROOK" Sailing: from Singapore, September
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      339 6 NEVE It SAY DYK. SAY TINTEX Messrs. THE BORNEO Co., Ltd Sole A B ents for Pi— fc P. Wcllcslry. Kedah. Perak. Kcl.intan, Trengganu, Siam, Sarawak. Messrs. A. C. HARPER Co., Ltd. Sole ARcntK for Sclcngur, I'ahan;:. Negri Scmbilan, Malacca, Juhorc. THE EASTERN DEPOTS AND AGENCIES, I, CAIRNHILL ROM i.
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    161 7 FIXTURES Friday, August 2fi. Hii;h Water, 2.44 a.m., 2.49 p.m. Murik-ip:il Meeting, 2.15 p.m. Chefalo nn.l ftlerao, Vie. Theatre, 9.15. Hand in the Gardens, 5.15 p.m. S.itiirday, August 27. Iliph Water, 3.4X v.m., 3.42 p.m. M. M. homeward mull closes. Cricket League Services v. S.C.C. S.B.C. Eaefts,
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      VESSELS AT TL E DOCKS
      87 7 I-ihl Wharf laala Brig Deniackaa*. Kail Wharf RutnphiuK. Sheers WKarl Nil. Main Wharf Akitti Mara, Haiphong, IVin- K.nipire Deck Kamuniri*. Mcnl W.-st \\!,:.rr Kal Jardine. ITharf NiL Palo lirani Coal Whnrf. Nl!. Keppe! Harbour. Main wiiuri ktafjaet, V nirler. Coal Vkarf Nil. \hhli in Dry
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      VKSSEI^ ARBITED.
      35 7 I.i \i.i:.\. Brii rreai Baaagaal KSTIiKK DOLLAR, Brit, I*lB tons, from New York W-R. ror New ITerk l-». !'UINSI> JULIANA. 1 HniMvia 'ji-s. fur Amsterdam W-r-. RUMPHII 8, I';1. I ton», rron D
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    228 7 *>ort SwrMcr.num and Tcl"k Annul 3 p.m. Port s.n r. I .-.ton and Antwerp I p.m. Mslsiss 3 p.m. j'ulati Galanj 4 p.m. Hanfkok 4 pjnSaigon 4 p.m. Hatarin and Samarans 4 p.m. P. Dnrwin, Thursday 1.-lnnil and Austrmli < ..i (taldag srtlejti for placs in Western
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    Big Haul in Madras Harbour.
    110 7 able If the trade in illicit opium ii etn Madras, arrl Rangoon and tin i mt- q| the Fur fast wes Bhov, ni n August' 1 1 by the capture of :m,ul'-:ii .l opium on board the ESlenga in MaJrai Harbour. Ottcen <>f the Pretentiw
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    39 7 Programme of l)rill> it,-., for week sading Friday, Bept«mhw, 2: Monday, tHk. S.M p.m.. Drill Hall, Chiii«'.-<" Coßspsay k.vruits Drill. ..:o. 1 8.16 i>-m., Drill Hall, Company ptecrnKs (Musketry). Friday, 2nd. r, Drill 11.-ill, i Ciapany.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    139 7 EXCHANG& Singapore, August 25. On London, Bank 4 >n/s 2/4 1/16 Demand 2/3 13/10 Private 3 m. credits 2/4 Vt On New York Demand 42 4 Private 90 days 45 "6 On France Bank 500 On India Bank T. T. ICO On Hcnßkonp, Uank <l/d 21 p.c.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    46 7 Tone of market Steady. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Prices Bnyen Sellers Spot Sept. Oct.-Dcc. Spot Oct.-Dcc. Singapore Standar< Ribbed Smoked She* Closing Pricti Bnyara Sellen 27Vi 28 28 28',31 32 DAILY TRICES CURRENT. 12 o'clock noun, August 26, 1921.
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      MINING.
      182 7 Vr.l. I'd. Buyers. Sellers. 1 1 ten Weiv; 1.00 1 1 Hitam Tin 1.40 1.60 1 1 Jdantoh 0.30 ill LI Knin K-imantiiif; 1.17.0 2JSjS 10 10 Kinto Assoc. 6.00 I v; Lahat Mtaca :> 5 Linpui Tin 3.50 4.00 in 10 Malayan Co.l. 14.7. r > 1">.75 1
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      GENERALS.
      121 7 Vul. I\l. Buyers. Sellers. "1 £1 Br. Am. ,Toh»c»o 1.0.0 J.10.C £1 £1 B. Smelting Co. 6.26 6.75 5/ B/ Electric T'wsys 2/« 10 10 Fraser Neav«« 27.80 28.00 SO T.O \V. Hammcn Co. 75 85 100 100Katz Bros. Def. 140.00 10 10 Mexican Eaple 4.10.0 5.0.0 10 10
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      DEBENTURES.
      98 7 U. Eng. »pe J5.2S4.Snn far p^. pa S'poro Flectric Tram- aj» R pc. »50,00 C *om 3'pnre Mnnicint! E p; $1,878,000 P*» ?"rore Mun. 4H P^ of 1907* 1, 000,000 <• P-e- di« Spore Mun. 4V4 p^ of 10C9 51.600,500 It PA di» Spore Mun. 4H p.e of 1909
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      372 7 Fra»«r aae Co. and Lysll and Erntt't Qootatioia. Latest avaUaUo Hterteg Qaoutloaa sre printed oa aaotbor MX* FrMaj. To-aay'i Price*. Fraaer LyjJl A A Co. Evatt ($1) 0..10 0.15 0.20 Alor Cajuli <?1) 0.90 1.00 0.90 1.10 Arr.. Malay (J2i 2.00 1.60 2.00 A Hitam ($5) 8.50 8.00
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      635 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ITI(\ISHI:D BLNGAKOW to lot, garage, September 1, 4 mile» from town. Apply (licunc Koon Seng, KlinK Street OWNEJ& OF "WELL CONDITIONED, £wo- cater Hnpmohile wishe« to arrange cxrhangc aata* car. Apply 511, Straits TimeFOR KALE, n MorriV-Co-wVy, two-water, ilickcy prat, olectrie lights, Lucas horn, new lyre* and cushion
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      25 7 S^UnDBRWQDD SPEEO BBBBb ACCURACY DURABILITY The Machine you will Eventually Buy OuU Ageata i PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD, (Incorporated in England) ■INGAPORR. PENANG, KUAIJt LUMFTE.
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      600 7 MORTGAGEE'S SALE of rubber plantations situate at Klemnk nnd MaJaka Pindah, Tanjong Rimau, and a piece of land together with two plank houses and roofed with corrugated, iron and known as N'os. 498 and 499, Tulau Sebang in the Settlement of Malacca. To be held by public auction at our
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      343 7 THE STRAITS TIMES an be obtained at taa followia* »lsc«« b Singapore Hotel van Wijk ielly snd Walsh, Ltd., Raffles 1 \fossy Changer, Adelphi Hotel Money Changar, Europs Hotel Honey Changer, Baffles Hotel Soh Co, Bras Baaah Bead Soh A Co, 1-b, Bobinson Roa* bow Yong Swee, 1, Middle B«aa
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    DEATHS
    93 8 rjOII. On August 17, 1921, at No. 52-3. Kerl>au Kaai, Mrs. Cob K<-n K Hock, ag«i 70 j rears, beinvcl mothT of alesars. <;f>li I.ai Kial <;oh Lai Monp, Goh Lai Mui. r,.jh Lvi lice. M.A., Goh L?.i Sc»h «nH Goh L»i KanrPmwral on Sun<!a', AuKii-l !'■>. I>2l. ;<t
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    The Straits Times. FRIDAY. AUGUST 25 SWADESHI.
    1159 8 The Straits Times. FRIDAY. AUGUST 25 SWADESHI. I A pivr.iir.tr.t Singaporean, recently in Besabay, has sent us some impressions of the Swadeshi movement of which Gandh: is the hear! anil front. India for the Jn'li.-.rs is npparently bcinjr interpreted to mean that India is to cut itself ofT from th?
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    56 8 The case in which a Japanese, named Hideo Tcrigte, is charged with presentation of an allowed fals? draft in respect of $46,000 and which was fixed to be heard in the second court to-tiay, was, on the application of Mr. DuJ'.oy Parsons-, who far prosecuting, adjourned. 11 r. li. LJ
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    63 8 At about 5 p.m. on th 22nd instant Mr. Coutts of Messrs. Coutts and Co., Raffles Quay, was driving- his Austin car, alon? Napier Road towards Holland Road when he dashed into one of the trees on the right hand side of the thoroughfare. Mr. Coutts was cut about the
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    8 8 IVnu'uo fever is prevalent in Ipoh at present.
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    11 8 Melbourne House of Representatives has doubled the tariff rate on films.
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    15 8 Telegraphic communication with Ipoh has been rcstor.d, but communication by wire with Kelantan is interrupted.
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    26 8 At Messrs. L. A. Chitty and Co.'s sale of rubber land nt Machap, yesterday the property was bought by M. K. M. Meyapah Chitty for $3,200.
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    33 8 The rate of issue of money orders for India and O*lcn to-day is Rs. 158 to $100. The rate of payment of money orders from India and .Ceylon is Rs. 168 to $100.
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    41 8 The American and Indian Line haw decided to raise their freight rates to Boston and New York from 355. to 455. per scale tor. A further increase is to be mad- from October 1 when the quotations will stand at 555.
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    32 8 Trin »y Collcrc, Kandy, attains the fiftieth anniversary of its institution som<> linn' in 15i22. A eassmittoa has bten appointed to make the necessary arrang:'mants for a fitting celebration of tba event.
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    39 8 During July 46.883 litres of beer. 87,158 lbs. of butter, 4,504 casks of cement, 6,000 tons of rice, 0.5,434 lbs. of cigarettes and S:,!ll gross of matches besides 700,000 gnUdors worth of ether gooda were- im;)o< te-d into 3<?lawan.
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    44 8 A BSSasaga from Penang says ln addition to the l»0,000 bags of rice which the Indian Government has allocated ts .Malaya, permission has bscn granted for the delivery of another 100,000 bags three toartha of which are for Penang and the balance for Singapore.
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    48 8 The Governor of Situl, Siam, wir-l to the Siamese Consul at Pent" g en August 24 "We picked up It survivors aid seven ccrpse-s from the wrecked steamer Porila, Twenty persons are still missing. Eteraa survivors have been sent on to Panang to-day by the stepme>r Lian Choo.
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    50 8 Thi- campaign in the United Stat.s fur th; China Famine Kund resulted in a total collection of .«4,7.">0,000 U. S. currency. Including moneys sent indcptiid-'ntly by churches and the American Ked Crcis the total contribution of the American people lowaros China famine relief is about ?7,o00 roo U. S. cmiaucy.
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    44 8 Wir'. less communication has been established between I.abuan and Brunei as an extension of the ordinary t.legraph system. The charge for ordinary telegrams from Singapore fct Brunei is fifty cnts per word, deferred twenty-fiw cents per v/ord. The languages authorised are English aael Malay.
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    56 8 Residents and visitors to Taiping will notice with mixed feelings that the ornamental tr-jis for which the town is famous are being stripped of the parasite growths en them, says the Ipoh paper. The-;e includ? hundreds, of specimens of the beautiful nigeon orchid, which periodically beautify the town with their
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    71 8 The concert to be h'.ld in the V.M.C.A. Hall to-morrow evening promises to be one of the test held in the Association for sora; time past. The programme includes some of Singapore's most popular artistes, and it is ho??d that ail members and friends will make a special effort to
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    76 8 With only four men with him, Gendarmerie OftiecT Lieutenant Kruay tried to capture Ai S^a Thai, the notorious dacoit, v.ho, with his gang of follower, was taking shelter in a house at Bangplasoi on the night of the 15th inst. The despcrndc?s showel Bght and ope-ned fire on the 63kers
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    72 8 Wiring yesterday, our Ipoh COtTOSpOßdont .'ay.- This morning, a great SSllSation was caused in th.- Ipi h Station Hotel, whoa the news became known that a Uuropcan visitcr, named R. O. S. Trevor, from Bruang. had been found in his room with his throat cut and hlwidiws. profusely. He was
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    79 8 Th? case in which Chop Wat Wahclaimed damages of ?:!,0!)0 against the Asiatic Petroleum Co. in connection with a collision between a twakow belonging t>> the plaintiff and th'j motor launch Arthur of the def nciint company, en January 23 last concluded in the Supreme Court yesterday, the Chief Justice,
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    92 8 At about 11 a.m. on the 24th instant a motor car was proceeding down Coleinan Street and comintr towards Hill Street. When near tlv- junction of Hill Street another car suddenly swunjr round from Hill Street into Coleman Street. It was froin^r very fast and struck the other car on
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    113 8 The Botanical Gardens, which, it will be I remembered, was the scene of a serious assault on Mr. J. W. Horn on June 30 la* 1 was the venue on a later occasion, about the middle of last month, of the alleged kidnapping of a Tamil girl, aged about 15.
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    482 8 Mr. EL N. I'erriTs of Kuuln Lumpur, is taking a trip home. A Reutr wirt of August '-■'< announces the death, at the agj of three jreen, of Marigold, daughter of Mr. Win-ton Churchill, Secretary of St;.te for theColonies. The late Mrs. VsMntwy, wJw <!.<■<( recently in
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    Medical Etiquette.
    67 8 At the orisary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners this afternoon Dr. H. S. Mooashi will ask Provided that a Municipal subordinate officer is suffering from non infections disease which is hesag treated b a private n.edical practitioner, what by-law SSSpOWOM a deputy Health Officer to start treating the
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    Iron Ore from Johore.
    94 8 A correspondent writes as loBows'! With rcieuence to the subject of export of iron ore to Japan from mines near BatU Pahat, I am informed by a Japanese, who has lived in the Ratu Pahat district, that the reason it. paid th" Japanese to -hip ore
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    Ex-Services Smoking Concert.
    99 8 Kv-SiTvir;' men art reminded that the Ex-Services smoking concert lakes place on Saturday Aagost 27, at y.ir> pjn. in the Singapore Cricket t lull. An excellent programme, which inclu'l v.xil-knjwn art. (I. Day, C. C. Oborr.e, Leo D. Gosling vn<\ R. has been arranged, ami a short
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    Boycotted in Singapore.
    212 8 We an not "up against" Hie local Merchant Serviea GuiM In tha slightest fk'jrr.i 1 and we do not propose to Mt in I Judgment upon any of its action?. \\V do 'know, however, that a man may fall under I tha disfavour of a trade union
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      336 8 Lambert Butler GARRICK per tin Ssgftfcnfc J of 50 kssn^Sap VIRGINIA CIGARETTES 12 Bore Shot Guns. Single Barrel Stevens Hammer $31.50 Double Barrel Riverside Hammer 75.00 Stevens Hammerless 95.00 B.S.A. Hammerless 130.00 L. and C. Smith Hammerless 175.00 Ithaca Hammerless 175.00 ■LETS AND WINCHESTER CARTRIDGES At $12.50 per hundred JOHN
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      165 8 ALHAMBRA To-nltht at 7.30 pm. Path«s* Serial THE PHANTOM FOE IS Epivodti or SI reels Featnrinr Juanita Hamen, Waratr Oland and Harry Semcla Episodes 9 and 10 2 PIS. THE SHOOTING KID 2 Pts. 7 Pks. THE BRAND 7 pu. By Rfx Beach New Harold l.loyd Comedy Capt. KIDD'S KIDS
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    AWFUL CALAMITY.
    690 9 Big Airship Explodes Over Hull. Forty-one of the Passengers Killed. Reuter Telegrams. London, August 24 Th.' airship R3B exploded over Hull and fell in flames in the river. London, August 24. The R3B, which had been renamed ZR2, was cruising in fine style over the city of Hull
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    Ulster Parliament.
    22 9 Reuter Telegram. London, Auuu«t L't. Stonnont <.'«»tle, near Belfast, has been purchased a* the home of the North In-hind Parliament.
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    British Population.
    198 9 Great Increase in the Urban Areas. Reuter Telegram. London, August 23. The preliminary census report further states that the population of Greater London is 7,476,198, compared with 7,251,358, an increase of 3.1 per cent. Birmingham with 919,438 is now the second city of England. The increase of population
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    Britain and America.
    129 9 Reuter Telegram. London, August i'-\. A message of Colonel House from London published in Philadelphia with i regard to the Washington Conference says that however much Great Britain and her Dominions sympathise with the general attitude of the Uaited State; regarding the Asiatic and Pacific problems, the
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    Wireless Possibilities.
    111 9 Reuter Telegram. London, August 24. An optimistic account of wireless pos- sibilities in the near future was given by Signor Marconi to-day at the annual m.tting of the company, as a result of the recent tests Signor Marconi personally < conducted in the yacht Elcktra. He was of
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    Spain and Morocco.
    52 9 Reuter Telegram. London, August 121. Madrid It is reported from Melilla that a Spanish force of 10,000 infantry and .thiitcen batteries cf artillery with cavalry, 1 supported by aeroplanes, tanks and 1 armoured cars, encountered 8,000 tribes- 1 .men. The latUr suffered severely. The operations are being
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    British Trade.
    35 9 Reuter Telegram. London, August 24. The Ebbw Vale Steel and Iron Works, which have been closed for six months. rendering 8,000 people idle, are restarting immediately. Everything points to a period of prosperity.
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    Honouring Mr. Massey.
    30 9 Reuteb Telegkam. London, August 24. The French Ambassador has coaferred the Grand Oflicership of the I.?»rioi> of Honour on Mr. H. Maswy, Prime Minister 'of Now Zealand.
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    Dreadful Russia.
    170 9 .ruTx« Telegram. London, Augu«t 24. a. i shman for many years resident in Astrakhan, who arrived in Lon-lon to-day after a several months journey from that city, was shown the Svenska Dagblad's message and said the burning of Astrakhan was in no way improbable. The situation in Russia
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    Panama and Costa Rica.
    112 9 Reuter Telegrams. London, August 24. Washington The note forwarded to Panama yesterday declared that tnc United States would not permit hostilities arising from the occupation of the. Coto region by Costa Rica. A note has beer sent in response to th>e commur.ica-l tion from Panama indicating
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    League of Nations.
    120 9 Reuter Telegrams l."ndnn. August 24. Paris Diplomatic circles state that Viscount Ishii does not r.-gard Senor! Deleon's refusal to present the report on Upper Silesia as final. Senor Deleon's' action is attributod to German insinuations' with regard to his proposed attitude, and, according to Reuter's Madrid correspondent,
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    Dutch Oil Trade.
    86 9 Reuter Telegram. London, August 24. The Hague The directors of the Batavia Oil Company, in a letter to the Minister for the Colonies, urgently request him to do his utmost to abolish the export taxes on oil products and prevent the imposition of other taxes on oil
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    Agricultural Wages.
    26 9 Reuter Telegram. London, August 24. The Agricultural Wages Board has decided to make orders (enforcing the revisions of wages previously mentioned from September 5.
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    THE RUBBER DISCOVERY
    61 9 (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, August 26. The Malayan Leader, commenting on the rubber discovery, mentioned in the Straits Times, remarks We say to the inventor, "Go ahead, sir. We are waiting to take our hats iff to you. Enterprise such aa this deserves encouragement and
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    Doctors at Law.
    1663 9 A Gold Mine in a Land Of Slump. The case of Dr. P. E. Crahay v. Dr. J. Conrad was continued and concluded before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard yesterday. 1 At the outset Mr. Dudley Parsons said the 1 French interpreter was not available, andi that Dr. Conrad
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    BANQUE INDUSTRIELLE.
    507 9 Hopeful Outlook for Local Depositors. The petition for winding-up the Banque Industrielle de Chine, which had been adjourned for 28 days, came before the Acting Chief Justice (His Honour Mr. Gompertz) in the Hongkong Supreme Court, on the 16th instant. Mr. F. C. Jenkin, for the petitioner, (instructed
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    Hongkong Trade Slump.
    82 9 Tho Trade and Shipping Returns of Hongkong for the second quarter of 1921 have just been issued by the Government printers. They show a very heavy decline as compared with the returns for the corresponding quarter of last year. The total value of imports including treasure is
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    The Colony's Finances.
    406 9 Revised Estimated Revenue And Expenditure. The following statement regarding the revised estimated revenue and expenditure for the Colony for the year 1981 is published for general information Owing to a great fall in revenue, principally due to the large decrease under i licences, excise etc., opium revenue,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    300 9 Messrs. Macphail and Co.'s Weekly i Report. In their report, dated August 24, Messrs. Macphail and Co., state The market during the period under rev ie w has been extremely quiet and closes dull. Rubber has been lifeless and finishes I cent lower than last week's' price.
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    BOXING TRAGEDY.
    211 9 Local Man Dies Following Bout. We much regret to record the tragic death of Mr. W. W. Gray, a young Eurasian who was engaged in a boxing contest at the Star Opera last night and died suddenly some hours later. Gray boxed four rounds with Kid Mack, but
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      LEAGUE FOOTBALL
      315 10 S. V. A. beat the Slaffords. played t!.. game of tluir when they met the Staf- iigagstaent and won by the only goal scored. The score did not repro«ont the play, for the Chinese tinctly the superior tana and .vi i.r three goal While makes no difference to
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      SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB.
      220 10 Substantial IK-fitil U be Wiped Out. port of the fwmitfr'r of the 1 ricket Club for the year me "i> last, to be presented to tinin I Wednesday states 1 :nd expenditure account m of expenditnre over in- The 0 December 31, L 920 that for the
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      Hockey.
      45 10 af hockey was witnessed i on the l!:iiii. s School latic Petrolewn Company were opposed to the H. K. and No. i Company. There was daring the first half, although led in turn. Tow.. w.re sneccsrful in p nettwice through rombinatlon, ond thus retired
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      fharii; i!o\injr Tourney.
      554 10 ing, with exciting i^im-ni a. times, was sin ut la.-t night'i men! at th:- Star Opera 1 1 < Pvtreau, \V. 'i Cai l< ift) ut tl !'i ■> '1 n Unemployment Kand and tin fer It for U.e inai.trnration of a of li«i;i amateur w.-.s a
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      Cricket Tournament.
      55 10 The following will represent the S.C.C. i. i'l. .M. Berried ti -morrow, on the S.C.C. ground, beginning at two o'clock O. I*. < riffitb-Jon (capt.) C. R. Brander. H. M CantreU. G. C. Ctrke, F. R. Craig. A. Cullen, K. T. Holder. E. J. Riches, G. D. Xirhnll,
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      S.R.C. Sports.
      257 10 i;.c. held their second series cf einnirating heats and the finals of the one mile handicap ar.d long jump on their ground hist sight This time although Inttade th« relay race in the me, there wa Car MM loitering ;iait ;>f the Competitors and r.o .1 iTiculty v.as
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    THE TRANSFER OF ADEN.
    255 10 (Question Regarding Interests Of Indians. In the Hon ofCaensoas, Sir Thomas BcMMtt Baked whether Government hiui taken st.;is to »m iii laiii tmviews of the Indian trading community in Mm regarding its transfer to the Colonial Office. IK- deetaMd thai the resolution of thu Aden Chamber
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTIONS.
    520 10 'Sliphtly Lower Prires, but Brisk Demand. Messrs. Guthrie aiyl Co. report c Sin a P or( August 24. For the weekly rubber auction held today the quantity catalogued was 540 tons There was a brisk demand for all gradesi at prices a shade lower than last week
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    NEW AGRICULTURAL CROPS.
    181 10 The I arge Scale Experiments At Serdang. With reference to the statement contained in the annual report for 1920 of the Commissioner of Trade ar.d Customs Hiving a list of crps which are being cultivated on the Lacjre Scale K\penmcntal Plantation at Serdansr an i itatißg that
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    Nest of Pirates.
    130 10 Another piracy w;.s rea«rtcd by the masteri of two cargo junks, on their arrival in pi rt on Tuesday, says a Hon^konj; paper of the 18th in<it. They sailed together from Shaukiwan harbour oi> Thursday morninu- fully laden with cargo for .Shataukuk. Aboat noon, when nearing Sausyeinun
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    90 10 Thi Gaiety Cinema announces an entir< change of programme. In the first show is Ihf? Flaming Clue, an exciting detective drama, featuring Hnrry T. In th! second, is the continuation of the William Duncan serial, Smashing Barriers, of which two m«w' episodes will be shiwn followed by a jrrand World
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    BENCH AND BAR.
    764 10 Lord Birkenhead on the Legal Mind. The Parliament Hall, Edinburgh, where the Scottish Parliament used to meet and the Lords of Council and Session iwd to dispense justice, was the scene of a uni- que function on July id when the Bench and Ear of England, represented
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    INGENIOUS SHOPMAN.
    216 10 Convenient Lack of Knowledge Of Kesruljitiony. A Shanghai Chinese, the keeper of a retail shop in Dee Yu-ux West, was charged before Magistrate Orni.-, ttjl the China Mail, witii having in hi;- possession in. his shop, 11 bottles of Uoyal George whisky, six dozen and* 10 botuea of
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    12 10 I Mi HI. Barrett, supervisor (invcrmm-iit Monopolies, I'enaag, Ims lift for borne.
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    " ST. WICKHAM'S DAY."
    541 10 ST. WICKHAM'S DAY." Sir Henry's Improved Hard Cure Machine. On the invitation of Roa, Ltd., about forty gentlemen gathered at the engineering works of Robert Legg, Ltd., in North London, on July 21, to see Sir Henry Wickham'.s Roa machine turn latex from the F.M.S. into coagulated rubber and then
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    BATTLING WITH A TYPHOON.
    355 10 Passengers' Tribute to Captain's Services. Tn K.YA steamer Aki Maru had a foußh passavr-' from Nagasaki to Hongkong. She reached Hongkong on August Ib. A typhoon was encountered in th-> East China Sea ar.d for two days ami nights the sUamer fought the elements a 1
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    83 10 Macphail and Co.'s Daily Report. Singapore August 2<>. Silver 38%. Hcnkong 18' t per cent prem. ThrM months gold 4» 1~.l Share-market. Dull, Kubb'ers. Practically roihing doing. Tins.— Taipings i>s-l, Northi L22V&i.l'T'j. Souths K-70 rents, Papaiu r,;.-i;u rent-, Nawngpets 1.47 V* -1.52 V*, [-»ngoi| 3.80-4, Kinta AjMciation
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    Colombo Harbour.
    925 10 Authorised Draught of Vessels Entering. The authorised draught of vesseh entering and leaving Colombo Harbour says the Times of Ceylon, must remain, as at present, at :!0 feet for about a year when it is expected that accommodation wilr be available for vessels drawing feet. This sensational information
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    40 10 A Bombay n dr. J. S. Walker, Journalist, of Renter's, Ltd, died .i' Bombay, at hJI residence after a brief Mr. Wall ill with dyi ntery on t!;- prev'oil-- Snndny afternoon, and his (,r.- Wok crioji Him on the Wtdneeday.
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    The Chinese Republic Failure.
    1165 11 >Vhy Trouble Arises in the Far East. At the annual meeting of the CMafl Association on July 10 Mr. Frederic* Anderson, the chairman, made I ri'virwinp the situation in China, saying: H ha:, been frequently po.nted out that it is a mistake to lay too much
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    TRIBUTE TO EDWARD VII.
    576 11 King Unveils Memorial to His Father. Water!'") place m (ray with uniforms on July 80 when King George unveiled Mr. Bertram Mackennal's new equestrian statue of King Edward VII. Under the blazing noonday sun there blazed beck again the uniforms of all arms and all ranks
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    WAR GRAVES.
    320 11 Desecration Taking Place In Flanders. Miiny graves in the n-i-at war counteriea of Flanders ami Prance, marked with tlic names of fallen soldiers, are in fact i-mpty of any human remains." Thr abovi- is one of the startling allegations made by KspemsiUc Canadian Gov.rnnient officials in oonneotion with
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      209 11 MOUTRIE PIANOS are still the most popular In the East The same hijfh quality Is maintained but Ifio/ PRICES HAVE -I Co ■V /°BEEN REDUCED IV This Offer for Spot' Cash Payment only ALL STEW STOCK stnd to-day for Illustrated Catalogue S. MOUTRIE ft CO.. LTO. (lactrporates ia Hoagkoas;.) Hafflcf
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      312 11 Raffles Hotel MONDAY— Tea Dansant, 6 to 7 p.m. (Admission free). WEDNESDAY.— SpeciaI Musical Programme after Dinctr. THURSDAY.— Guest Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential fef Dancing). FRlDAY.— Special Lnnch Orchestra. SATURDAY.— Guest Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential fsf Dancing). PICTURES Sunday, August 28, 1!)2I, at 9.30 p.m. "(IBOrTRY
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    STERLING RUBBER SHARE PRICES.
    340 12 LONDON EXCHANGE STERLING PRICES JULtf 20. Par Value. £1 £1 £1 £1 £1 2/ £1 £1 2/ 2/ £1 2/ 2/ 2/ 2/ I £1 £1 £1 £1 £1 Exchange Par Company. Prices. Value. July 20 Anglo-Malay '21/3 £1 Bakap Plantation* 27/6 £1 Banteng (STngr) 21/3
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      134 12 To u» tW« Brand of BeKtaf dmu foAJ\ fi3s\ ■foßomy, Sariiie of Mooey ana t_ -rffc^] fc=^C^l B«tUr Remit. IU »»rTic« ap««kt \7113y for iv quality. goU Aftnti MKKMRML*. KIAM KIAT nft a^* I 108 »nrf 100, MARKJET STREET. pLJ r T- I THE MARK OF PURITY PEACHES, APRICOTS PEARS
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      29 12 FIAT CARS LORRIES Marine Engines FOR LOW COST RELIABILITY DURABILITY ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY. Most favourable arrangements made to suit all Customers. APPLY Colonial Motor Go. ORCHARD ROAD 'PHONE 950
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      47 12 Jiiil^ji' Pi nea PPl e Brand Singapore Cold Storage COMPANY, LIMITED ROOFING Sole Agents BORKZfi&CO.UD. Ready Stocks of one: ■Jl TWO \.li pi S| 7HRE2E2 j^ _i Asahi Cement (BEST PORTLAND CEMENT) IN STOCK Offered at Special Low Price Nunoi Shoten 10, WINCHESTER HOUSE. Telephone 336. SI.nTj.U'OKK.
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    Herrietta Rubber.
    1595 13 Production to be Entirely Suspended. The ninth ordinary general meeting of the shareholders in Henrietta Rubber Estate, Ltd., was held on July 15 at the rejristered offices, London House, New London-street, E.C., Mr. W. H. Shelford (Chairmar. of the company) presiding. Mr. John Owlcr, A.C.1.5., representing the Secretaries
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      233 13 Last Week of Sale DURINO WHICH WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO., LTD. (SINGAPORE) WILL OFFER THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK OF ODDMENTS REMNANTS AT Half Sale Prices EXAMPLE USUAL PRICE $2 00 SALE PRICE X.SO SPECIAL PRICE .75 From Monday, Aug. 29 to Saturday, Sept. 3 DON'T MISS THIS EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Of
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      157 13 c c HOHOIII of If ffifhfr fo i F 61, Kling St, i¥l E company rwm xWSkWM m 352 T? N x %i^> N 'J 1 BY TEST THE BEST. TOOTHACHE-A BURIER ALMOST IMMEDIATE RELH* K TSUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 14. Bras Basah Boat, 81a«at«i% EXTRACTION PAINLESS Attoßdaaee by appointment. Oflee
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      156 13 GARAGE AND MACHINERY PROPRIETORS INSTALL A DRUMMOND LATEH and execute your own running repairs at lowest possible cost. Illustration shows TYPE "M" 3'/ 2 in. CENTRE LATHE, which we supply on stand with treadle drive, and with which all usual repairs to MOTOR CARS AND LORRIES can be effected. Other
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      792 14 SALES BY AUGTION fwUU BULANG RUBBER AND PRODUCE CO., LTI. PRELIMINARY NOTICE BT ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES FOR DEBENTURE HOLDERS. fa* anderalgnod have reeeired instructions to sell by public auction (if not prerions'iy sold by prirat* treaty) at their aale-room, Rallies Chambers, Raffle* Place, oc c date to be notified
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      454 14 3»€oHe KM SING GO. AUCTION SALE Me f>nn years' leasehold land anil i ic'nt ahophoDMS at Hameed Lane, off BufTalo Road, and Hi lots of freehold land at Lorong 12, off Gaylnng Road. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Co.'s saleroom. No. 30, Kline Street, on Wednesday, August 31, at 2.30 p.m.
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      622 14 Asjscta over $4,000,Mf S.C. Aavlrance In force over $17,000,009 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE GO. LTD. (la*OTper*,**4 ia Straits Settlements) HEAD OFFICCt Wlaehestw Hease, Blafapot*. LONDON OFFICE: X, Old Jewry, X.C Th* Comp»ny has £20,000 dspoiltad with th* Suprem* Court of Kaglai€ aa< complies vith the British Life Asunrance Companies
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      441 14 NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANB (NETIL INDIA COMMFRCIAL BANK.) Eatabliahed 1863. CAPITAL FI. «0,00«.0OO (abenn «,00O,0OO). ISSUED AND FI. 65,000,000 (abont PAID UP £4^85,000). RESERVE FUND FI. 48,000,000 (abom 18,583,000). HEAD OFFICE IN AMSTERDAM. HEAD AGENCY IN BATAVIA. i BRANCHES Hongkong, Shanghai, E>>* IMf clar., Soeraba»«, Samarang, Bandoeng i n''ltevreden, Cheribon, Teg«*.
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      487 14 THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED (lacorporated by Special Imperial OksrUr in Japan.) Capital Subscribed .< 780,000,000 Capital Paid-up T«5,OOO,OO3 Reserve load* *****0,000 President K. Nakagawa, Eaq. Vice-Preaident S. Mori, Eaq. DIRECTORS 8. Minaml, Esq. T. Htsaraone, Esa. G. Kawasaki, Esq. K. Morinage, Esq. M. Esaki, Esq. T. Ikeda. Esq. HEAD
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      369 14 BANK VOOfi INDIE (Incorporated in Holland) Authorised Capital FI. E0.000,00* Paid op Capital m FI. 12,500,001 Head Office at BAT.VVU O flirts SOXRABAIA, SEMABANG, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM. THE HAGUK. Every description of banking bnsin**i ttaasseted.. H. W. WEYLER, Maaagn COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Kngland) Fir*, Life, Ma?ino, Accident,
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    THF MOTORING WORLD.
    939 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics. Packard Invents New Carburetor. An invention which, combined with thej famous Fuelizer, greatly increases gaso-1 lene mileage, is announced by the Packard! Motors Export Corporation, in connection] with Packard single six cars. It is a new] style carburetor, designed to give
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      310 15 Dunlop m/c Belts NEW STOCKS OF inch, H inch and 1 inch, Just arrived. THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO. (Z) LTD. (Ineorpoiairt id Japan) O mm* tt, BOBIXSON EOAD. MORRIS COW LEY BRITAIN'S j£z£\ j^*-^^ BEST THE CAR FOR LADY OR OWNER DRIVER This light two-seater car has all that makes
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      488 15 HAIPHONG {OMk. DRAGON WW CEMENT Supplied to the Spore Municipality, Government of Johore, Malacca Municipality, P.M.S. Railways 1 and all leading architects and contractors. DUPIRE BROS; Sole Agents, Singapore I MOTOR CAR OWHERS 'Ben next yonr ear Is eat of oriel ther «»e to Tyre trenble, Battery, piamo, Eleetrie starter.
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      845 16 New.Mp** M ArrlT«a ftf QUAN KIAT PHILLIP STSEET. ■art. D.pln DU Piste. PkM. No. SIM aa4 1114. for Pipes to screw H la to 1% la. r ■"V., l^. S l *.Jr^, U In to t in. ««*«rf»J eo.tr.etor for *«ppry •< ■HBegiwA FKEWOOD AND BASKETS BaaUrbrmk EagU.li Make Gaa
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      953 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Th. PREPAID charge* far WaaU, For Sal*. T« Let, etc, la ordinary risM utt typ* (averag* sir word, to Una) are t Per lin* one insertion 28 eta, two in*. 46 eta, three ins. 64 cts, four In*. 82 etc- five ins. $1.00, six ins. $1.18, ten in..
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      909 16 LAND AND HOUSES GROUND FLOOR OF HOUSE TO LET, furninhed, near town, gas and water. Apply la, Lloyd Road. TO LET, for one month from September 9, furnished bungalow at Tanah Merah. Apply 504, Straits Times. ~W ANTED, small furnished bungalow with tennis court about September 1. Terms moderate. Apply
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      739 16 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, (tarn* aad offlea*. Apply Id. K. Nathan Co, 4, De Sousa Street ~t6T~!T, 22, Kling Street. Apply to Th* 8m Hai Tong Banking and Insurance Co, Ltd. T\> LET, godowns No. 157, Cecil Strwt and No. 27, Wallich Street, entry from September L Apply 8,
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      467 16 Bellanger Th* Klsw *f Tmr.\ Can WITH SILVER RADIATOK AMD THB GOLDHN BILINCI. Jut ArrlTfd Book Bart* Fins twa Denoaiitratl.a can are to be .old at Spedal Price*. Thl BBLLANGEU is a ear o* efflel.ae7. economy and comfort. No doubt tt 1» lomrioa. and the price is within the reach
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      169 16 THE STRAITS ""TIMES TELEr-aONO Editorial and General 5 Mauaser'a Office HIT Job Printing Office lit* All communications relating r* adltorUt matters and newn jlioala bo addrotso< to THE EDITOR. A',l eomm?n!cati»u relating to bnsir.ess matters ai™rtla* ments, subscriptions, accounts, ttiattas etc, should be addressed '.i TB.J MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT FATES Per
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