The Straits Times, 26 September 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 2(3,752 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      86 1 <HS|»«J^EO|* "BEAR BRAND" UNSWEETENED CONDENSED I Jl* UMSWEETENCD I Swiss Milk PREPARED UNDER CONDITIONS OF TME MOST SCRUPULOUS CLEANLINESS AT EMMENTHAL, THE FINEST MILK PRODUCING PART OF SWITZERLAND. UNSURPASSED FOR ITS EXCELLENT RICHNESS AND FLAVOUR. SOLE tQENTS: JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS. LTD. (Incorporate in Ca(Ua4) S X N G A PORES.
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      148 1 JUST UNPACKED Choice Selection of NEW FROCKS 1 {aßatr L'nii AFTERNOON EVENING WEAR 1 f I Styles in MILLINERY FOR THE FORTHCOMING RACES. Robinson Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore) SINGAPORE x_^ Pure Beef Dripping SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. WHY PAY CASH! We sell on the* HIRE-PURCHASE SYSTEM. FRANKELS, LTD.
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    BREADLESS RUSSIA.
    438 2 BR EADL ESS RUSSIA. Tale- ef Anguish by Refugees At Hull. Grim' stories ef the 'terrible plifrht of Russia were told by British refugees from i that country who arrived at Hull the other day. The party numbered 17, the majority of its members being worn >ji and children who
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    Colinsburgh Rubber Estate.
    242 2 The report by the directors of Colinsburgh Rubber Estate, Ltd., to the fourth ordinary annual general meeting of share- holders to be held on September 30, 1921, covers the year ended March 31, 1921. After charging to revenue all secretarial and office expenses, directors' fees and depreciation,
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    Drowning Fatality at Kuling.
    179 2 1 On September 2, a picnic party eonIg of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gish of the Christian Mission, Nanking! and a few lady friends went to ths Goddeu of Mercy Temple on the Nanking siJe of the Hills and Kulinx.'and vMTt enjoyimr a swim in one
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    A Hero's Death on the Frontier.
    119 2 L.i utenant G. A. Le Franc, who met! a gallant death on the Frontier on July i 1«, was riding under very heavy fire to save tba wounded when he was killed. Quite a young man, at the age of sixteen Mr. Le Franc
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      218 2 I Britain's j 1 Bonniest Babies 1 are GLAXO Babies ijf Infant Welfare Centres have been formed all over Graai Britain to help mothers rear better babies. An official government list recently published gives the addresses of I 1,517 Centres. Over 1,200 such Centre* are regularly JIE -r! purchasing sufficient
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      310 2 1 KErmaiH Dependable Marine i| If you arc looking (or a depetwjI able tnpne one that will always 1 Kcrmath dependability i* a by- II ill wor<^ Among Kermath userv I 4t> 40 HP. 4 cyl.nJer. 4 cycle I Price: |230-51,6i0, Detroit I UNITED ENGINEERS. LTD, I j Singapore, BJ.
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      210 2 10 HP. CITROEN OAR TIM «xe«U«nf« ot r*r«aeh ratou-ibO* Mrikoartaf lv tassj MM kaow» and agreed by »xp*rts Tb« Crtnxn Is ik» ssfcjtiMgM fc«*t of this school of pradoetioa ft«« this r»markab!» Car— lomptn it via aay •Usir l!t»i MIMM Market. Taka a demonstration rid* drirs it ToarMlf If r««
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    F.M.S. Agriculture.
    1426 3 i Conference of Malay Officers At Kuala Lumpur. I The conference of Malay officers of the F.M.S. Department of Agirculture opened in Kuala Lumpur on the 19th instant, says the Malay Mail, and was well attended, ('apt. B. J. Eaton, 0.8. E., acting Director, opened the conference. He
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    FOR RUN-DOWN PEOPLE
    244 3 A HKI I'l l I HI'GGESTION. i The expression run-down comes from I the feeble action of an unwound clock, and! the comparison is a good one. Applied to I health it means a condition in which all the bodily functions are enfeeble/I. Appetit« fail*, the digestion
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      294 3 WE HAVE "Ruston Hornsby" OIL ENGINES Of the following sizes available for immediate delivery from a^ock PETROL-PARAFFIN OIL ENGINE 3 B.H.P. i KEROSENE OIL ENGINES From 2i/o B.H.P. to 55 B.H.P. PUMPING SETS WITH OIL ENGINES COMBINED From 1,250 gallons to 2,500 gallons per hour. R TYPE CRUDE OIL ENGINES
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      231 3 LONDON SELLING ASEHTS DOMOO I RES 1 I«M c.n r>liti STLES ,-■■< n in Brilish and OILBELDS <. ji.Hnental MarUIDES A JKINH keta. RI'BBKR. mm* COTTON, WOOL 1 Samples veined. ORES Mil I Be* port* for coaGUMS, AND I tUnmenu indicatGKNI HAL I t(i PRODUCE KEYMER, SON CO. import Dept.)
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      485 3 jfur.'sruiu.intfcf .'MfsoioM sa a, U mrti tIK- i.<- p C»li»dcr I '•li-ni s pt3 Kovsl Kabr ihe revly humtum «i>d ratable brrakfto\t-n^ lfc««fc.tau, M grf HualMrf ROT ALHUBV Worki ALTBNCa*¥. THE RICHEST LEGACY Ii not wealth but HEALTH. But when you inherit a condition of the blood that make* that
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      540 3 t MOTOEJT AUSTRIAN DEBTS i TREATY OF PEACE (AUSTRIAN) ORDINANCE, 1»21. British Creditors are hereby notified tkat particulars of their claims against Austrians f should be forwarded to the Local Adrai- nistrator before September 30 next. The claimant must be a British Subject resident in the Straits Settlements and th«
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      784 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0.- British India AND Apcar Line F (Compaaies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) The Company. MAIL SERVICE EAST OF BOMBAY are at present saspended LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON I TO MARSEILLES AND
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      476 4 STEANER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO. LIMITED •tianen laleadsd to aaU*/v«a> aiaea#«.r. KlNTA— Monday, 4 p.m., for Port Bw.tt.n hem and Penang. HYI I LBONG-Mondajr. at 4Jc pg^ toi Malacca and Mnar. tAKA- Tuesday, at 4 SO pjai., ft Mal.su and Maar. IPOH-Wednesday, at 4 p*. M Port Swettenham and Penang.
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      48 4 STEAMER SAILINGS DOLLAR LINE VIA SUEZ Grace Dollar LOADING OCTOBER 25. Through Bills of Lading tuned from Singapore to the Principal Cities of tht United StaUa and Canada. For farther information ai to Bates, etc. apply to THS ROBERT DOLLAR GO. No. 117-121, Market Street. Telephone No. SI.
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      368 4 STEAMER SAILINGS 0. S. if THB OSAKA SHOSKN KAISHA LTD. (Incorporated la Japan) Ne. 1, Ue Soasa Street. Proposed Sailing from Slngaitoro (Subject to change without notice) EUROPEAN HNS For Port Said, Marselllea, London. Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hambarg an, dep ALTAI MARU Oct. 15 Oct. 16 •AMAZON MARU Nov. 2
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      601 4 STtAMEff SAILINGS AUSTRALIA BY BURNS PHILP LINE c incorporated la AostraUa) Singapore to Java Porto. Port Darv. Tharsday Island, Brisbane and Sydney, Torres Straito, also with traashipment w other Victorian, South Australian and Nor-.. Queen«land Portu, British New Guinea, N< BriUin, Tasmania and New Zealaad raw APPROXIMATE HAILINi;* MARELLA, 7,372
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      384 5 *STEmHI SAILINGS N.Y.K. European Line LONDON LINE Fortnightly Service FOR MAKSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWEItP, VIA POSTS lN*n\ MARU Oct. 9 DUM MABU Oct. Id LIVERPOOL LINE Monthly Service FOR MAUSKII.I r.S AND LIVERPOOL VIA PORTS LISBON MARU Oct. 9 HAMBURG LINE Monthly Service FO>t LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTEEDAM AND HAMBURG, VIA
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      251 5 STEAMER SAILINGS Straits-AustratTa-Scrvice OF TIJE I kp.m. (KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPY). REGULAR MONTHLY sailings from Singapore to Sydney and Melbourne direct by the up-to-date passenjrtT steamers HOL'TMAN and "ROGGEVEEN." VASSENGERS and CARGO can now be booked from Singapore to Sydney and Melbourne WITHOUT TKANSHJPMENT. Fares To Brisbane or Sydney, Ist class
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      230 5 STEAMER SAILINGS INDO-GHINA STEAM NJW. COMPANT, UMTTKU (Incorporate In laflaatf) IHfH Scrrlea to Jtp«n via H»a«k*ag *t>» Ikugkal and to Calcatu ria Pasaat, tmm Stßcspor*. Taking C»r»o on ihroagh 8111 a «I lai'.ai for Canton. Macao, Mvatov, Ajaay, Cbafoo Ttlntfin. Mrwchwanx, Tanctaa* port*, f»i raoaa, tha Philippinai, ate. FOR PENANC
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      174 5 STEAMER SAILINGS DODWELL LINE Incorporated tn Englaii) FOR NEW YOKK DIRECT VIA BVM. •KKNDAI. CASTI.E mid Oct. WRAV CASTLB mid. Not. BOWES CASTLE mid. Dec. "Calls at Boston. For frrisht, plc.itic »rply to I'ATEKSO.N, SIMONS A CO., LTD, Agonti. THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE PAHSENGLK SERVICE Sailing's from Singapore to London
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      518 6 CINEMAS EMPIR E H m al 0.30 w\\, laai mUIob ol Iha ymt i., A WOMAN IN ORBBV 31 pels v md A. M. WilHaniarm'g giaalaat m and ::n>iX!n6r. Kntircly ,t I'ircctor and XKE WOKCg-JJ 11* 'VUfcJ VlfEB RpUoda 15 (tad). Thrill'! Glow! Luigh HABB^i GABF.Y the inimlubki in iaaita.
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      378 6 CINEMAS -—^^2~~~™"~""~~"~'"'~^'""~''"""~~~~""~"^^|"^^^ i^ 1 i B From TViursdoy, Scptambor 92, to Wednesday, S«otembor 28. exeludina} Sunday, Soot ember 96, 1921. A Strikingly Pretty Tathc Play, T'catnniif; tho wcll-kno-.vn FANNIE WARO in Ilifc rdc •>' i bewitebiflg JapCnan nirl A JAPANESE NIGHTINGALE: In 5 Parts. A pietOM will: (luin'y Mttin(a, i"
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      227 6 NEVER SAY DYE. SAY TINTEX AT MAYNARD'S WINDOW We are showing a fewsamples of what can be done with ONE TEASPOONFULL OF T I NT EX NEVER SAY DYE, SAY The Strongest Combination of Malay Actors and Actroascs STAR OPERA AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road To-night To-night Mr.
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      326 6 a a r*o a > tf f%» m,imiim><im Discovery of Blotting Paper. Blotting paper was an accident. Its discovery gained its inventor nothingbut a discharge from his position, and a first rate scolding 1* precede that. Early in the li>th century n Berkshire I'aper Manufi't'urer wandered out into his factory,
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    Central Pahang Planters.
    1190 7 Further Reduction in Cost Of Labour. The folding report is officially supplied A inert] meeting of the Central Pahanj? Planters' Association was held at Raub on September 17, •there being present, Mr. K. (Ie Bomly, in the chair, and the following Members Messrs. Harding, Koss. Daumq, McVitie,
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    132 7 nnrin Monday, September 26. High Wntcr. C.3 a.m., 4.22 p.m. P. and O. homeward mail close*. M. M. outward mail due. Tuesday, September 27. Hiirh Water, 7.9 a.m., 6.2 p.m. Kent Roiird, £.15. Wednesday, September 38. High Water, B.IC a.m., 7.3G p.m. S»!<- Work, Tomlin on Hull.
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS
      345 7 EaM Whnrf Raiin Nil. F.ist \>hsrl Thr., Tamhi. Sheers Wharf i. Hordjk. .Main Wharf ■-VHciiior Tnub, Sumatra, Honolulu Mam. Eu>ho Marj. Rmpirr Dock Ipch. Medu.ia. Pekinir Maru. Wilt Wharf Nincchow. Antiluchus. Jardinr K Wharf Like Faulk. Tulo Urani Coal Wharf Nil. Keppcl Harbour. ■Ala Wharf nithina,
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      109 7 TcmUt 'ort Svrottcr.hiim, Penartg, Colombo, Aden, Port S»id and Europe (vi» M»r«i-illf«> Pm'upplemcnUry M«il by trnin to TenJins, takinp mail* for Europe, etc. I11" Registration up to 3.30 p.m. SwetUnhnip and Pen«ng S p.m iourabaya und ll»ndjfrnia.«in pm-*»!»-e«"»nd Mum ».m. Danckok 3 P-m- ..-..n. llainhonc, lioni;k<'n:, SliAncliai
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      48 7 Dally (Except Sunday) by Train. Federated Malay .States, l'ckon, Malacca, Munr miiU r< naiiß 8 p.m. MAILS FOR KtTROPE (Official I'lml Olhir Report) l.i-rt Sißßßpur- Arrived l.mulmi August 8 September 6 August 11 September 7 August C September 8 Auf u»t 18 September 14 August 13 September 16
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    137 7 i EXCHANGE S port, Scptombfr 26. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 5/32 Demand 2/a 2»/3J! T'livntc in ctcdrta 2/4 16/3 B On Mew York Demand 4'i% Private 'Jd days 46 On France Bank 590 On lmlia Bunk T. T. 156% On Hongkong. Bank d/d 25H p.c.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. DAILY PRICES CURRENT.
    49 7 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. 12 o'clock ni'iin. September 2li, 1921. Tone of Maarfctt rSu-ady. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Prices Buyers Sellers .Spot Or:. Oct.-Dec. ■Fan. -March S|.ot Oct. Oct.-I)w. ].m. -March Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellers :?2 •a .-w'a
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      MINING.
      182 7 Val. l'-i. Buyers. Sellcn. 1 1 Aycr Wen* 1.00 1 1 Hitani Tin 1.40 ].5O 1 1 Jclantnh 0.40 O.GO £1 £1 Knm. Kamunting 1.14.0 1.16.0 cd. 10 10 Kima Assoc. COO i'l £1 Lahat Mines 6 r Lingui Tin 3.25 0.75 10 10 Malayan Coll. V'.',o 11.50 1
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      GENERALS.
      122 7 Vai. Pd. Buyers. Seller*. n £1 Br. Am. Tolmcco 3.0.0 3.10.0 Cl £1 K. Stnoltinj? Co. C.20 6.50 5/-5/-Kl<-ctric T'ways 2/G to 10 Fraser Neavcs 28.50 29.50 50 V.\ Hummer Hi Co. 75 85 lOttlOOKatz Bros. D<>f. 140.00 10 10 Mexican Ka-le 4.10.0 5.0.0 10 10 Maynard and Co.
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      DEBENTURES.
      92 7 V. Er_r. C p.c. $1,2.14,300 par si^x p.m. S'poro Electric Tramways, 5 p.c. £:;.">O.OOO nom.i S'porc Mimici])al p.c. .•>1.v75,000 ptr. Spore ilnn. 41a p.c. l:> 07 $1,000,000 10 p.c. dis.; lull. -Ws OX. jrf^.-r- i of 1009 51,Ti00,*00 10 p.cTdls. Spore Mun. 4Va pc. of 190& $1,300,000 15 p.c.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      348 7 Fra.-rr uH Co. and Lyall aid ErattN Quotations. To-dav's Trices. Eraser Ki&ti A Co. fcTvatt. Allcnby ($1) 0.20 0J0 020 i Alor Gajah ($1) 0.90 1 00 O.'JO 1.00 A. Hitam (IS) C.50 7.50 7.00 7.00 Am. Malay f|2) 2.00 1.25 Lit i A. Kuniac ($1 i.W) 1.00
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    49 7 PngVMMM of Drills, etc for week tndinjr J'riday, S-.-ptimber uO Mutiilay, 20th.— 3.15 p.m., Drill Hull, ChiniMj Company l'ccruitsTnfrtuj. JTth.— 5.15 p.ni., Drill Hall. iV/as Basj'i Kciuil. Malay Company. miff, 2Sth.-5.J5 p.m., Drill Hall. ChiMSe Company Rucraits (Musketry). Friday, "Otb CIS p.m., Drill Hall, S.KA. Company.
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      31 7 Dr. John Paul de Silva, M.R.C.S. ;..K.C.r.. D.T.M. (ataf.) eU-.. has been IttotaiaJ under the S.S. and F.M.S Medical Registration Ordinance h;-..1 in now r i.i. li ing hi SiiiK'U" r■"
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      42 7 Further Reductions FISK, MILLER'S AND VACCUM GUP TYRES AND TUBES .l/K TVKKS Ti;ilF.3 30 by 3-J.75 5.75 760 90 34.75 5.75 810 90 38.00 7.75 815 105 50.00 7.60 875 105 40.00 7.00 Wearne Bros., Limited SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH A PEN4/«G.
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      621 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS VACANCY FOR PAYING OUKBT. It* l.rm». M, MLKlizabeth, T. Vacancy as cashier and book-keeper filled ud. Applicants thanked. Allch and Gledhill. FOR SALE, Charm framoohoiM nnH o:u dozen record?. I'rice NO. Apply G52, Strait: Times. APPLICANTS No. 6^7 for position of Steno- Typist nre thanked add informed that
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      361 7 I For all Defects of Vl»loc CONSULT Mr. K. F CHON*; Fellow of the Spectacle Makor'; Co. Diploma of the British Opt Ira! Association Fellow of the Institute of Opthnf mic Opticians (London) OFFICE AT THE United Pharmacy 305, North Bridge RMai SINGAPORE liasolcne Motor Hiring Co. 'Phon« 75 S
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    The Straits Times. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 ORGANISATION.
    1145 8 The Straits Times. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 ORGANISATION. We pn c<;niial hlmm tv the move ment for a more effective organisation oi the Dollar Otif prrxlucin:; rubier it Malaya. There is no thought in anyone's mind of casting any reflection whatsoever on the R.P.A.M., but the question i 3 raised whether
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    20 8 Members of i.'ic ESnginoeni' Association of Malaya wire entertnincl at tiffin at Prai yesterday by Messrs. Tophani, Jono-3 and Railton.
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    26 8 Tliu Malay Mail understands that some of those who hold temporary employment in the X.M.S. Railways have received notice that their employment will terminate in November.
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    44 8 Swimi Abiiciianumla. the srrcat Hintlj missionary, ami head of thy Baaukriahoa mission in America, who arrived here last Saturday, will address a public meeting i:i the Victoria Theatre at B.SO p.m. to-day on the subject of Progressive Hinduism. The meeting is opened to everyone.
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    26 8 It is reported that all cargo space in vessels sailing from the Straits forAnMrjga is booked up for some considerable tim* to take rubber and tin.
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    24 8 A win from Clayton dated September 25 states that Jess.' Guilford won the United States amateur golf championship, beating Gardner by 7 and C.
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    26 8 Mails from the Continent by tho Andre Lebon missed connection. vit!i yesterday morning's train from Paling and were expected to reach at noon tcday by steamsr-
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    26 8 A degree course in brewing is provided for by the University of Birmingham, in the Department of Brewing and of the Bio-Chemistry of Fermentation, just founded.
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    32 8 The new steamer Kwangchcw, recently launched at the Taikoo Dockyard, has undergone her trials. A speed of 12.5 knot", was developed. Another trial is to be made shortly with oil as fuel.
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    37 8 A London wir; of September 6 says The imports of Plantation rubber for August amounted to 6,243 tons and deliveries to 4,213 tons. The total stocks of Para and Plantation rubber are 72,870 tor.s against 30,768 tons.
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    44 8 The name of Miss Cecilia Windson, s pupil of the Convent School, who passed with honours in the junior division of the last theory examination of the Trinity College of Music at the Convent School, WBI accidentally omitt'.-:l from t!ic list published en Saturday.
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    54 8 In commemoration of the 2472 nd anniversary of the birthday of the jjreat sr.pe Ccnfucius, all the local Chinese Banks hsve notified the other banks that their offices will be closed on Wednesday, the 28th instant, between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Business v.-ill be transacted as usual between 1
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    43 8 The Ceylon National Association has protested *to the Secr.-tary of State agafnat the sudden imposition of taxation as inequitable and detrimental to the country's interest and cpp?als for full inqurry into incidence cf taxation and authority for use of surplus balances pending, sanic.
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    54 8 A macical Jind variety entertainment will be given at the V.M.C A. Hall or Satarday next at B.SQ p.m. sharp- Admission will be SI and $1.50 for untied scat?. Tickets may be obtained from the general Mil III J of tne Y.M.CA. and al the door. The proceeds will b.
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    70 8 Ilolywell, a South Lincolnshire village, ftrrnishea a pathetic- war record, as not one of the men who joined the fore-s fro-n fi.r.t place during the war is now alhra. The population of the viliare is approximately 100. Eleven me-n joined the force? th-rin-j the war. Eight were killed in action
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    73 8 Wireless news received in Shanghai I fortnight ago from Ichang states that there is no decided chan?e i;i the situation there. Firing continues on both bank? of ths river and there have been sc-vcra: native casualties. Hupeh reinforcements are said to be arriving. Foreign, gunboat? in th; port are H.MS.
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    76 8 Chan Kani Srr.g. who was produced at the Kuala Lumpur Police Court on Friday morning i:i eonnectioa with the bank fraud, and was enlarged on bail in $2,000. appeared r.rra:n late* on t! B same day, being re-arrested. It transpires that the anthorities thought the amount of bail was insufficient.
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    91 8 The East lies its own ways and, say^ the Observer, we are unlikely to copy the methods of the Chine? 2 association which, in a petition to Shanghai Municipal Council against furious motoring, n*ks that chauffeurs found guilty of killing pedestrteaa should be locked in a room with the wax
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    85 8 In the British Supreme Court at Shanjrhti on September 13 Judge Grain delivered judgiiKr.t with reference to Cecil Humphreys' bankruptcy and inter alia said that there could be no doubt that the bankrupt at the time of making the assignment was insolvent and the assic^iment in itself was an act
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    91 8 Mr. W. E. Prater, second officer of the steamer Persian Prince, who was prosecuted in connecti>'n with the death of a Japanese on the v?ss'-"l in November last, and whose appeal against a sentence of two years is pending in the Tokio Appeal Court, has, says the Japan. Gazette, bi.n
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    90 8 The l/70th Burma Rifles cilebrated their regunent'3 birthday with Regimental Sports on the Regimental Padang on 19th instant. There wer nine events on the progiamme, and, in spite of heavy rain in between, the pragramrae was carried out with jrreat keenness. The high jump and tug-of-war were perhaps the most
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    375 8 Mafnbers of the Danish community in Singapore are to-dny honouring the birthday ti theii Kfctgi who is nov.- forty nan of age. Mr. W. J. Mayson. secretary ef the Singapore Club, is leaving for Home today. He expects to be awayf^bout nine f months. Mrs. K. Grollet,
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    A Reminder for Wednesday.
    40 8 We are please>d to remind our readers of the sale of work whkh ia to be opened by Lady GuillemBrd in Tomlinson Hall, Orchard Road, on Wedni iiay at 10 a.m. Bargain hunters should be punctual.
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    H. R. H. The Prince of Wales.
    48 8 It is officially announced that His Royal Highness the Prince oT Wales will arrive at Pert Swvtt.nham in H.M.S. Renown on the afternoon of Monday, March 28, l'J'22. His lloyal Highneoa will leave Singapore on the morning of Sunday, Apri! 2.
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    Une Soiree Artistique.
    115 8 The entertainment which is befag arranged to augment the fumis of the Union Jack Club, and will take place at the Victoria Theatre cr Friday next, under the patronage of H.K. the Governor ar.cl I.ncly OnfllomawL H.K. Major-GeoeraJ Sir Joha Kowler, C.M.C.. U. 5.0.. and the Hon.
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    The Situation at Home.
    123 8 Hew rs. Baker, Morgan and Co., Kuala Lumpur, state that, in response to a wire sent n day or two ago to London, for eomc candid views on the general situation, they on Saturday reeerred th- following reply General trade shows slight aigna of recovery, also
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    Motor Bus Fatalities.
    246 8 After a short cessation from bus acci dents one of a serious nature has to be re conk I. This morning traffic tr: with a seating capacity for about 20 per sons, was on its way down to Keppd Har hour docks with mechanics and fttera fra
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    League of Nations.
    405 9 Question of Mandates Again Discussed. Rei'tf.r's Service. London, September 20. Geneva The i>?rma»;ent mandates commission to ntivisc the Council of tho League of Nations on r.ll mattors rclntinf to the observance of mandate will meet for the first tim > at iJen^'va 01: October A.^ The commission
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    Starving Russia.
    124 9 Rei;tei:'s Seuvice. London, September '10. Geneva The delay in the action cf European Ol»l Illillllll to cepo with the Russian famine has painfully impressed League circles. It pointed out thai relief st.ps should be taken with as little Jclay as possible as thousands are said to be dying
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    Reduced Wages.
    69 9 Reuter s Service. London, September -i. The negotiations between engineering nnd shipbuilding employers and men on the question of the withdrawal of war bonus have broken down after protracted negotiations. Th<^ withdrawal involves reductions of wages of 10s. a week for 3,000,000 workers. The conference delegates of the
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    Banque Industrielle.
    33 9 Keuter's Service. London, September 25. Paris A rumour that proceedings arc to be taken against the directors of the Hanquc Industriellc dc Chine are officially declared to be absolutely without foundation
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    Mr. Churchill.
    255 9 Views on Irish and Unemployed Questions. Reuter's Service. London, September 23. Mr. Churchill, replying to a deputation at Dundee wiii; regard, to unemployment, said that since the armistice Government had spent £105,000,000 c:i relief. This was unparalleled anywhere in the world. American was now in an infinitely worse
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    News About Germany.
    231 9 Belter's Service. London, September 23. Berlin In connection with the result <jf the recent negotiation? at Wiesbaden bet-.veen M. Loucheur and Dr. Rathcnau with regard to thj reconstruction of North France, Vonvaerts learns that a company will be formed in Germany and one in France. The German
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    Cape Liner on Fire.
    90 9 Reuter's Service. London, September 25. Cape Town The Commonwealth Dominion liner Port Augusta has arrived on fire. Fire broke out last week in the South Atlantic in bunkers containing coal loaded >in New York and Rotterdam. It is believed that the continental coal was responsible. The
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    Arbuckle Case.
    52 9 Reiter's Service. London, September 23. San Francisco Arbuckle appeared in the police court, where the surgeons who performed the post mortem testified to the nature of Miss Rappe's injuries. Journalists were excluded from the court, as the proceedings were mostly devoted to woman's eases. Most of the rpectatow
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    Affairs in Europe.
    382 9 A New War in the Balkan Area. Recter's Service. London, September 23Paris The Conference of Ambassadors presented tbe Hungarian Minister in Paris with a note calling on Hungary to evacuate the whole of Burgenland in a short time, r otherwise the Allijs will be compelled to resort
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    News from France.
    86 9 Eeuter's Service. Paris, September 23. The Inter-Allied Control Commission is leaving to-day for Berlin to supervise the measures respecting payment of the next instalments, notably on November 15 of about .100,000,000 gold marks. The Persian Crown Prince, Hassar. Mirza, has arrived in Paris and waofficially welcomed at
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    Fire at Ancient Church.
    59 9 Kelteu's Service. London, September 23. Delft Fire has destroyed the interior of the thirteenth century Oude Kerk con- taining tho tombs of Admiral Tromp and Pietheim. London, September 24. Delft The- fire at the Oude Kerk was mastered. It is believed that it will be possible
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    Bank Swindles.
    46 9 REI'TKK's StltVlCE. London, September 24. Paris Le Journal states that two PariH banks and three Anglo-American banks' with representatives in Paris have been badly victimised as a result of secret exchange operations by employees. The sum involved in one case alone exceed. 20,000,000 francs.
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    Price of Tin Plates.
    30 9 Belter's Service. London, September 'Hi. PittsbuTg The American Sheet and Tinplate Company announces that th price cf its principal products will be in-■■rca-anl «5 a ton.
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    Channel Disaster.
    256 9 Ostend Mail Sinks Norwegian Vessel. Reuter's Serv/ce. London, September 24. The Ostend mail steamer Jan Breydel, while prccecdijjg to Dover, collided with the Norwegian vessel Salina in a fog near the Goodwins. The Salina sank in four minutes.. Ten nenoaa were drowned, two fatally injur<?d and a number
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    United States News.
    208 9 London, September 2\i. Wh?hingtou The War Finance Corporation has advanced ?1ri,000.000 to the cooperative rrrnin growers of Minnesota U> aid the marketing of the 1921 crops. London, September 23. Washington Mr.»Gc%ipers has cabled to the British, French, Italian and Japan esc labour organisations n BXRfUng, a worldwide
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    Washington Conference.
    107 9 Reuter's Service. London, September 21. I The composition of the British delegation to Washington will depend on the exact nature of the agenda. Thus the important position of Chinese affairs in the programme may require the appointment of a British representative specially qualified to discuss Chinese questions. London,
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    Various.
    54 9 liEtTKK'S SERVICE. London, September 23. Paris It is reported from Nice that jewels valued at 40,000 francs were stolen from a lady passenger en a train between Annecy and Cap Ferrat. London, September 23Etampeo The. famous French i.viator 1 Dcromanct has been kt'k\i. He crashed wliiL- practising for the
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    HOME SPORT.
    2314 9 Lessons of Test Match By Our Special Correspondent. London, August 25. The chief lessons of our Test Match defeats arc now a matter of general agreement, and they can hardly be better ■UUnaciaei than they have been in an interview t>/ Mr. L. H. Tennyson, the English captain.
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET. Marphail and Co.'s Daily Report.
    78 10 LOCAL SHARE MARKET. Marphail and Co.'s Daily Report. pore, S iite osber H. Silver H l Hongkong I!'"'* PjC. [iivm.j Three month 1 i. KaM I Rather' more en ■>'. -i.K>, Norths l 1'.".. 70 cents. I'lu Piaha 1.-J-". I 1.52 1 .4-IJ57^», Lincuis S^O-3.60, Tnngkah Barbonra 1 1-I4»;n. Ratruts
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    Central Australia.
    95 10 or Sir Edgeworth David, fwsoT Howehia anel <'aptain Wh returned from their geological expedition in Central Australia, which was ander-j taken under the asjspieea of the Australian Society for tbe Advancement of i David reportii that at Yellow < found the most wonderful glacial phenomena, evidences af \a.-t
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    Trinity College of Music.
    87 10 The following seven pupils <f Mi.-s M.| Aitki-n x ntci! al the theory! ..ii of Trinity College of Music)ui 11. 1921, have bevn ful I n<— Edna Paalaas (Hons.),. Mayhew i li Misso, i n. Poteen Nf:v- l Katbl<i«ii Holmberg, Ivy Oehlers. and ae-. Pianoforte. Helen
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    Late Marquts of 'Milford Haven.
    99 10 I" 1 t I luaiy not recalling famoui episode in the career. Marqnii of Milford Haven nun- 1 n eal stand fast onicr lit of .iniie S6, 1914. The paper rhe Maraaii „f Mftford Haven's mow through- i out the; navy and be ii legretted
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    Cutting Losses.
    83 10 Cutt ing Losses. A correspondwri of the- MaJnyaa well known in busiij.-ss eireles re tin: I VM.S. who has recently retained front I trip i" Sumatra extending orer< riles It will no rhwfcl be of hil-rrt to you to know thai trip thrOHgh Siiinatra I saw man\ aUleaj «>f nsbber
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    Trial of a Sikh for Murder.
    99 10 The- c. by .Major Longlcyji ;.s an «b|y brutal and fou! j muni, i•" was continued at the le.-umption j j Mr. Justice i 'Lennard anr]> ptvial j"iy this i.iorn- itv.r- in this case a Sikh, named Goorjah i barged v itb the murder
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      FOOTBALL.
      393 10 Sint;apure beat Malacca. The h.avy rain ein Saturday afternoon turned the S.R.C ground .into a lake, ;uid this mater.oJly affected tin- chacaetac of the match tx two n Singapore and Malacca in the H.M.S. Malaya cup coin 'U'tition. Considering the conditions, however, it whs a rattlinj: good gaate. The
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      M. F. A. Cup.
      176 10 of ether at I r was a large attendance on thi R 'iL-< Keclaniation on Saturday for tht iinr.l in the) Mala: a Football Association cun competi- j tion. Hit Excellency the Governor (Sir Laurence Gaillenaard, X.( .K.i was present.' and at thr candasioSJ of the
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      Singapore Yacht Club.
      760 10 Yesterday saw the Singapore Yacht] Club's la.^t rMs (or the arcaesi naarccr and the event was for Mrs. London s Cap,' the condition:; of which an- ill a.lv well- 1 known. A more disappointing r.^ornlnß would have been hard lo (md ai ju t h fore the
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      Y. M. C. A. Swimming Carnival.
      184 10 Members and others are reminded that entries for the V.M.C.A. Swimming Carnival, which is to take plar-e on Saturday, October 8. will doss on Thursday of this Weak. The events include. 120 yards Open Cham] ionship of Singapore; Open Diving ion Open Team Rac?
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      Inter-Club Sports Postponed.
      33 10 On account of«the^ieavy rain on Satur('ay afternoon it was impossible to hold the finals of tht Int-r-Club Sport:-, which hare consequently been postpotyd to *<iate Mnowted lak r, I i
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      Singapore Polo flub.
      256 10 In spite of, the unfa .Saturday tbciv T*»- <ir i,- jm-jjSb attfn- iar al :i for tin Barnes Cub 'jaateh' .:n*ard was ainoiiiTst tac=c v. i play with much interest. The rain mad in very heavy end it was ban lit for the ponies ami dnVcal lyers.
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      Singapore Golf Championship.
      115 10 The following were the results of play fag the tbird and semi-final rounds c.f the Singapore Golf Championship Third Round. Gibson beat Gallic, one up. Mcllae beat Hcndrey, one up. IJut'.ey beat Gilbertson, one up. Ton-rue beat Finlayson at lDlh. Semi-final Round. Gibson beat Mcßae, 4 and
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      New Bantam Champion.
      55 10 A Reutcr wire from New *h>rk dated September 24, ftates that Johnny Buff, who if really a flyweight, was awarded the world's bantamweight title over Pete Herman after fifttvn rounds. Buff weighed S.st. l'ilbs. and Herman Bst. s*lbs. It was only two months ago that Herman recovered
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      Y. M. C A. Tennis Tournament.
      37 10 To-day's Tics. P. A. Coins v. E. Gardner. K. KuclVwal.iy v. D W. .Scott. Tuesday's Haa. A. B. Schudtl v. V. C. Snick. U. S. P««U v. S. I». Jayaratne. 9
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      Singapore's War Memorial.
      344 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Nearly a year ago His Excellency tho Governor laid the foundation stone of I Singapore's War Memorial on the Espk- nail and the papers published pictures showing what the memorial will look like when completed. Probably there is some
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      Hospitals and Sanitation.
      424 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, A recent circular in the Government Gazette publishes rules made by thy Governor in Council und-r Section 1 of the Hosbjtal Board Ordinance 1910, for committees appointed under Section 6 of the I said Ordinance. A committee just ap-
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      London Opinion.
      290 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, At the annual meeting of the Oriental Rubber Co. held in London on August 1U Major Yalden Thomson, the Chairman, proffered a new solution to the Rubber Crisis. I He said "It has required a complete collapse of the industry
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      Food Supplies.
      287 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, With reference to the Bill i.itiiul<sl an Ordinance to provi the mdiiitcnance of an adequate iphj of food in the Colony," whicii is now be fore the Legislative Council, should like to be enlightened on one point, and, perhaps, some
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      A Hindu Priest at Taiping.
      254 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, I shall thank you for a small space lin your valuable paper. Through the courtesy of the Honorary Secretary of the Y.M.H.A., Taiping, last night I had tne privilege of listening to a learned lecture en (Sivathat-huvam),
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      Chinese Representative on The Legislative Council.
      254 10 To the Editor of tho Slraits Times. I Sir, —Permit me to insert in your valuable paper a few lines regarding 'he forthcoming appointment of a Chinese member lof the Legislative Council. Certainly this is a matter of much import. There were times when
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      44 10 It was the business principle of C. T. Yerkes, the American financier, who pronioted the tubes and modernised London traffic, that ho never made money out of th<! passengers who sat down trie people wi o han<» from the straps pay the dividen i
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    Melvill (Selangor) Rubber.
    3141 10 The Necessity for Raising More Money. i The third annual general meeting of the boUen of th above O.inpany was I the office "f Messrs. Boustead Bros., rolor.;bof on September 12. Present Mr. 11. Ireland (Onairman), Mr. H. V. Hill. Mr. 11. L. Percy (Directors), Messrs. P.
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    Heart Massage.
    104 11 Hie MMHICJac <f a jrirl's heart during t.r\ operation was described aL an inquest M IpawiCß recently. While uivlerpoinjr R minor opcrati.;n at the hospital a 14-Mars-oldifirU-ollapfeed. T| le SU iirLon, ana?stbstiat, and nur.se;> applied iv.-,toratives. but these proving unavailing the sun-eon i) aile an incision and ma.-sa)j
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    29 11 At the sale last month of the Maniuis of Anglesey's property at Beau Dwert ■marble bust of a gwtlcmall of the lime a iL was buuKJit for the Victoria
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      265 11 RAFFLES HOTEL BALL ROOM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 39, 1921 HAS ISHFN ftjIRANGBD AFTBB THK CONCERT \r the VICTORIA THEATRE on Ihc above night in aid of the Funds of the UNION JACK CLUB Dancing till 1.30 a-m^JSuppers will be served. Tickets $3.00, including Dance and Supper, can be had from the
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    Singapore Fire Brigade.
    1554 12 Mr T. Wilson, Superintendent of th Singapore Fire Brigade, in. t<s report fo 1920, :uldr?ssed to the President of th Municipal Commissioners, states The number of calls to fires' or suppose fires was 7(i. an increase of on 19U Of tbssi calls 44 irroved to be genuin
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    AUSTRIA'S ROYAL TRAGEDY.
    385 12 The 111-Fated Love of a Crown Prince. r There is no doubt that the deaths of i- Crown Prince Rudolf of Austria and hi? lady friend, tha Baroness Mary Vecscra, wan due to suicide, not murder." In this decided manner a Vienna jour nalist, who was en
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    59 12 I Lord Russell, in the early part of hin I career at the Bar, was in court during the trial of a case of bigamy, and oneof the counsel in turning to him asked in a hurried wishper Russell, what is the extreme penalty for bigamy 7" "Two mothers-in-law," wa»
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    DETECTING CANCER.
    202 13 American Plan to Educate The People. The importance of early treatment in cancer is emphasiseAjn a striking article in the Lancet. After pointing out that while tuberculosis shows signs «f being a moribund disease, cancer appears to be renewing its youth, the article j»o«s on to say The
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    BELIEF IN EVIL MAGIC.
    829 15 Straage Customs of Tanganyika Territory. A report on Tanganyika Territory is issued as a White Paper, and contains Tuluable information on the physical features, history, inhabitants, administration, and trade of the territory. In a reference to the religions of the people it is stated that Mohammedanism
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    Irishmen Leaving.
    194 15 knnjrration from Irvland, 'which Jiad practically e«MC<j iurin K the war is rev lvl r,K a^ain. Aeeordinjj to a ParluimenUry Paper issued on Aupuat 17 omitrrants from Ireland numbered 15,585 in 1»JO, compared with 2,975 in 1919 Last year's number was about one-half 7 )r 7« r rate.
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      416 16 TAY GUAN KIAT 88, PHILLIP STREET. Phone Nos. JUS and SIM. The sttceeMfnl contractor for supply of FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS, ETC to tha Singapore Municipality a'urlag the year 1921. GLOBE BOILER REMEDY For clearing and preserving steam boilers of all types. Used by all factories, stesmsrs, etc., and
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      207 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TELEPHONES Editorial and General 58 Manager's Office mf Job Printing Office 1244 All communication* relating to editorial matters and news should b« addressed to THE EDITOR. All communication* rilftting to buaineis matters advertise* lnent-, subscriptions, account!, pr.nf.ng, ote* should b« addressed to THB MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RATES Wants.
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