The Straits Times, 27 September 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS. NO^,7- r
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      94 1 it P|yi Pilsener Beer IMm y^j Guinness's Stout SOLE AGENTS I The Borneo Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated in England) Put this little Pal in your Pocket ffit^S and forjret about it till something happens |7"*C?^, J^j j It wears like a watch, costs onl> I t NvN and jfives a fine
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      77 1 JUST UNPACKED Choice Selection of NEW FLOCKS <^ AFTERNOON 1• t W EVENING WEAR XI v \i>-A THE LATEST Styles in MILLINERY FOR THE FORTHCOMING RACES. Robinson Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Singapore) SINGAPORE Pure Beef Dripping SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. t WHY PAY CASH! We sell on the HIRE-PURCHASE
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    LENIN'S LAMENT.
    733 2 Confesses to the Failure Of Bolshevism. A letter written by Lenin two months B£a to un ulii friend abroad has come into MaMMkM of Russians here, writes a Helsingfon euiwapondant in the Morning Post. This li-tt.r aaaUatoric document of hiKh importance, fn lan^uajre which breatlus profound ilsrilusion and
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    JOURNALST'S DILEMMA
    169 2 Mistaken for President of The French 'Republic. At the races at Bagnoles-de-l'Ornes, says a KcutM Paris message, th.ro was a vi-ry distinguished gathering, including King Ferdinand of Raman ia, and s.veral other royal p.raonages. *u<l<lcnly a whisper ran round the paddock the President had honoured the Nation with
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    The Motorist's Way.
    162 2 I A man in a motor-car writes a correspondent in the Morivnir Post, was within n hair's breadth of runnirl^ over me today. Did h.' apol^S'-' or show the least contrition Not a bit ti it. He abused me for daring to be in the road anH
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      292 2 r.Nr.LISH 2 i;>-4i H-S2! [TH E ROYAL BANK OF CANADA HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL L^"M>N. ISO. /<s£s>>. NtV» YOBK. \i^Q^/y ■awrrLONA,. PLAZA O£ CATALUNA 6. 731 BIANC H _ES L> Branches in Canada and Newfoundland, also 107 FOREIGN BRANCHES ARGENTINE BRAZIL URUGUAY I ul.>.' M.mlm* VENEZUELA COLOMBIA COSTA RICA ■i.i i
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      515 2 PUPY I mmm Zxtremely Painful. Lost Sleep. Cuticura Healed In A Month. "My faoe br^an to p-» b'otchy, and later small pimples rppen cd so that -.ran my face w&3 a m^r. I oi irritating .•i:p-.ions cf a wet nalure. My face, besides bein-^ rr.oct r.n^i 'nly, was extremely painful,
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      222 2 10 HP. CITROEN CAR Tt« eieellsnte ut T^ieb aatojiub-.ls •r.r'k*»r<»t tv MM know* and agreed' by experts The Citr< <• «h« m» •r*i«f#fcl i>«at of this school of prodoetiusv S»« thla remarkable Car compare It with an» (iffet *m n 1M Varkat Taka a deniuostration fid* driTs It you fit
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    Roman Wales.
    1009 3 The Continued Excavation Of Segontium. A little more than a year ago an account w:is rfrtn in the Morning Post of a scheme for the systematic excavation of the Roman station of Scjrontium, on the outskirts of Carnarvon. Before- the Prime of Wales began h \i-i. in the
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      342 3 RELIEVES THE PAIN OF ■Stfraift:£ Bruises, Rheumatism, Chest Pains, Sore.Throat, Neuralgia. Headache. Hf fl tfn i No matter what causes your pain, a few BUaWeiJLJ JmtV l #drops of Sloan's Liniment laid on the affected iC part will stop it instantly. No rubbing j^QjJ,^^3kil "''j aecessary— Sloan's Liniment goes right
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      275 3 DISORDERS OF THE INTESTINAL TRACT can he avoided by the use. when n"i-e*<ary Bf ri.NKKTTKS, the dainty Itttle k'etit le a- lasathai which neither gripe nor I'I.VKKTTKS dispel constipation, re'he liver, cure biliousness and nick "lie-, clear the complexion of pimples tad Matass. relieve Piles. They are obtainable from chemists,
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      584 3 NOTICES SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY SUPPLY OF ELECTRICITY TO THE TANGLIN DISTRICT. The Municipal Commissioners aro now prepared to give a supply of Electricity in the vicinity of the following stri the temporary Substations at Newton and Mackenzie Roads NEWTON ROAD SUBSTATION. Balmoral Road Darker Road Bukit Timah linn. l from Cnvanagh
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      463 3 NOTICES ROTICI i- li.nt.y t'iv.n that the above TlasM Mark is the property of Tho Inter* national Oversea* Company of No. 4 Cecil Strict. (Singapore, sad i-^ ns«4 > kf them in rssatel "i :iii gee<s sapastsd, importe.l or sold by thi'ill. Any pt-rson or per— a fourul using the
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      882 4 STEAMER SAIUN6S P. 0.- British India MB Apcar Line (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSCLAB AND ORIENTAL N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) The Coaapany'a MAIL SERVICE EAST OF BOMBAY are at preeent suspended IiONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON I TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON Dae
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      721 4 STEAMER SAILINGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO. LIMITED SteaaMra lataadad to call frees aiagaswre i KINTA- Monday, 4 p.m, for* Port Svattenham and Penang. HYE LBONG— Monday. a/.iJ* »j«, lew Malacca and Muar. %.AKA-- Tuesday, at 4.M pjbl. tor Malacca snd Mnar. '•■■HI Wednesday, at pja, far Pert Swettenham and Penang. HEBE
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      52 4 STUMER SAILINGS DOLLAR LINE SINGAPORE TO NEW YORK VIA SUEZ Grace Dollar LOADING OCTOBER 25. I Through Bills of Lading issued from Singapore to the Principal Cities of the United States and Canada. For further information as to Rates, etc, apply to ROBERT DOLLAR CO. No. 117-121. Market Street. Telephone
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      404 4 STEAMER SAIUNGS O.S.K. THE OSAKA SHOSEN KAIBHA LTD. 'Incorporated la Japan) Ne. 1. He Soasa Rtreet. Propoaed Sailing frosa Singapore (Subject to change without node) CUBOPEAN LfNB For Port Said, Marwlll«t. l-oadoa. Antwerp, Bottordaai and Usaabarg arr. dep. ALTAI MARU Oct. 16 Oct. 16 'AMAZON MARU Nov. 2 Nov. 8
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      624 4 STEAMER SAILINGS flUsfßffUA* BY BURNS' PHILP LINE .Incorporated ia Australia) Singapore to Java Ports, Port Danrta« Tharaday Island, Brisbane and Sydney, via Torres Straits, also with transhipment «>e other Victorian, South Australian and Norn Queensland Ports, rlrftish New Onines, N«» Br i t»:n. Tb«rnani* and New Z*s!*nd Pot\» APPROXniATR BAILING
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      590 5 STEAMER SMUHGS N.Y.K.Tltttopean Line LONDON LINE .Fortnightly Service FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWERP. VTA POETS IXABA MARU Oct. 5 I -\|O MAIM' Oct. 19 LIVERPOOL LINE Monthly#Scnice FOB MARSEILLES AND LIVERPOOL VU PORTS LISBON MARTJ Oct. 9 HAMBURG LINE Monthly Service FOR LONDON. ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG, VU PORTS HTTO
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      261 5 STEAMER SANJNGS Straits-Australia-Service OF THE K. P. M. (KOMNKIiYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPY)/ REGULAR MONTHLY sailings from Sinfraporu to Sydnoy an^l M«l--bonrnc <lirect by the up-to-date passvntrcr steamers HOUTMAN and "KOGGEVEEN." PASSENGERS and CARGO can muv Ik- booked from Singapore to Sydney and Melbourne WITHOUT TRANSHIPMENT. ROOGEVBEN- Oet II HOUTMAN St.. BOOGEVEEK
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      223 5 STEAMER SAILINGS I j ENDO-CKINA STEAM NAY. COMPANY. LIMITED (Urorporat«4 !a England) Direct 8»r»lra t« Japaa rla H«agk**f aaa Uiaaghai and to CalcatCa na P«»aag, froai fiJogapor*. Taking Cargo on throagh BilU o< 1 ■ad!.-.; for Cantcn, Uacao, ilvatow, Annj, Chafoo Tcbtiln, Nfwchwang, Yangtaaa porta, ft mou, th« Phi)ipp:o«i, ate.
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      172 5 STEAMER SAILINGS DODWELL UK I Incorporated In England) FOR KBIT YOKK DIRECT VIA BUKZ 'KEKDAL CASTLE mij Oct. WKAY CASTLE mid. Not. BOWES CASTLE mid. Dec. 'Calll at Boston. For freight, plea>p «j>plr tn PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD, Agents. THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE RMMDMBI StBVICE Sailirca from Singapore tc London
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      480 6 CINEMAS GAIETY CINEMA TO-NIGHT'S PROGRAMME M 7.:;0 Mvo part Latry Scnwtt i Tha Baaaat Kinsilom 11 Berial, P.i:ni EpiaotoKo. U and U, v. 'j Snuantng BarriaM BarUl, lad R^aoEa. At 1.49 "Thnnaerl I Km. AL 10 "The A] ..ill, lani Khidgc. DON'T FORGET ON FRIDAY MAGSSTETHE WARRIOR Tlic latt <■(
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      392 6 ENTmifflttfcNTS SINGAPORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC GOMMIHEE WILL PRESENT Rollos Wild Oat A Comedy in three acts by CLAKE KI'MMER AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE ON OCTOBER 8, 11, 13 AND 15 itaoking opens at MOUTKIE'S on Sen; ember 28. Prices $4, $3, $2 and $1. The Strongest Combination of Malay Aotors and
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      157 6 NEVER SAY DYE, SAY Tilt EX AT MAYNARD'S WINDOW We are showing a few samples of what can be done with ONE TEASPOONFULL OF TINTEK NBVBB SAY »>YE, SAY Stop Waste I ELIMINATE ■Mawsaaacg wpcnaKsra in pitetins vhich <:•!> I)*--done in ymir nWI SnVc h_v ;i Jimicr Cterh hen you
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      49 6 Paper Clips of all makes. WATERPROOF DRAWING INK 1Q 7rt cls P er 10 Colors iw b o ttie MARKING INK 7c cts. per for Clothes I*' bottle FOUNTAIN PEN INK c A cts. per Black or Colors OU Q^\ e Rickard Ltd. PROMPT PRINTERS. 76. Ccci! Street, Singapore.
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    The Census.
    1070 7 Features o(* th**PreUfciltary Report. Tt. H.rt, always iiilercstinK, is exceptionally so this year, remark* the Daily Telegraph. Since the population whs ia.-i counted, in Mil, this i-oun-ir>. with nil the <■ «.i-M. baa passed through the jjrcale.t ontaclvMii in recorded histfty, and it is one which specially affecti;\
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    136 7 riXTUBB fufsday, Krptrnih<T :!7. High Wate>, T.'J B.BU C-- P-n>. lliat Iioanl, 2.1 j. Vcdncsdny, September 28. l!i;h Water, g.lfi -a.m., 7..16 p.m. Sali- «.f 'A»:k, TotfUinson Hall. Tanglin CMub at Horn*. 6.16 p.ra. rhur«!a.v. Scpltmber 29. Ili^h \\;itcr. M r.n.. S.IS p.m. B. I. outwarJ mail
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS.
      69 7 »j^« Wharf H.-1-.in MM. ..Hi-: i. Shw-r* V\h.irf Nil. Main Wh;irr Andre Lcbon, Btmrata, !tu- h« Kmiiirr Itock Kanagawi M-iru. Minderao. \\t'?>i Wharf Cir.^c Ningdiow, SelaBgor, Tulu BmbI »al Wharf Nil. Kcpprl Harhour. Main Wharf ...i l \i! .i- Nan. Vr-scls in Dry Huck. T»nj.r->. Ralrari.
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      VESSELS ARRIVED.
      89 7 LSDRE LEBOK Fren, T.-!T:> tur.-. from M;.r- ••■>'. 'nr .!npi.:l -JT-!'. Ti fHS, I'.r.-... 1*7 ton*, from MaI 27-9, (or H WAY., Rrit, 311 Ions, fr-.m Pvli CT-!". for [EUK, Brit., 346 torn, f r«>::i T'orr Swcttciihaiii l'.'-:. r Port Btrettenamm H :AVI'M.N"G, Hr,t.. l-.'.f. to-.-.y. Iimi Baagkak
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE
    158 7 To-diy lalacca »nd Muar n p.m. •mr.r. lUngeon and Cukutta p.m. :<iio and Lines* Pmat and Batarta -1 i>.m. bum. ia.u lih»t P-m-Wodmaaaa? K»ml>u. Mocnrn-S»ba and Djambi 9 a.m. tarbaa. Cape Town nri'l South Arn^ricii 9 Hnntok »n. I Palembaag :i SJt ■lalar'.a and Muar P.m. Kuaataa,
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    32 7 (Official I'ust Oilier Itrport) Left Singapore \rri\i™ London Aupu.-t fc S#tcmbcr C Au^M<t 11 Srptomber 7 AitKi'^t 8 nber 8 AvgWt M September H A.ifu i I Btrtfhitr 10
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    43 7 Programme of Drills, etc-, f'>r week ending I ii(!:iy, September :',0 Tuwtday. 27th.— 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, i-i:h Bead, MhIuj- Conyaajr. •day, 2Sth.— r..i.-. p.m., Drill Ball, Chinese Company RaenHa i Musketry). Friday. UOth f>.13 p.m., Drill Hall, S.F-A r.inpnnv
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    135 7 EXCHANGE Singaporv, September 27. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 6/32 Demand 2/3 88/32 ('rival m. credits "J I'j On Nr-.v y«k Demand 43% IY!v«it<- :»n fen Jt; (in Fratfce IJatil. r i!X) On India Hank T. T. i:»C>% kunit l!ank (I'd jj.c, pni. On AntHRhl}!, Eank
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    48 7 Singapore Standard Pale Crepe CTosing Prices Buyers Sellers Snot Oct.-Dec. •la::. -March Tone of mar EM OcU-Dcc. ■iuii.-.Mavth l;ct Wcilc. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Sellers ::n ;;i ::u M PAII/f PRICES CURRENT. 12 a'clack noon, Sept. 27, 1921.
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      MINING
      184 7 IM. Val. Til Buyer*. Sellers. 1 1 Aver Weng 1.00. 1 Ilitam Tin 1.40 Ml 1 1 Jclantoh 0.40 0.00 Xl il Knm. Kamuntinf 1.14.0 1.1f1.0 cd. 10 1(» Kinta Assoc. 6.00 (1 il Liihat Mines 5 5 Lini?ui Tin 3.25 3.75 10 10 Malayan Coll. ISM 1 1.5H
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      GENERALS
      133 7 Val. Pd. Buyers. Sellcri. II £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 3.0.0 3.10.0 10 10 Central Knfrir.csi lfl.00 17.00 10 10 Central Motors BjM 4.00 (1 Cl E. Smelting Co. 6.20 6.50 Klectric T'wnys 2/6 1.) in Rrmacr k Kcavca 28.50 29.50 Ml E W. Hr.niiiKr Co. 73 $j 100 100
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      DEBENTURES.
      99 7 l\ Ent'. <"> p.r. f 1,234,300 par 5 p.c p.m. 3'pors Kieetric Tramways, 5 p.c. £860.000 nom. I .r.icipal 5 p.c. I .*7 -..«>«() par. ?'p" r Mun. 4% p.c. uf K'OT $1,000.1)00 10 p.c. dis. Spore Mub. p.c. ..f JI.GOO.SOO 10 p.C. dis. J S'p"ro Mun. 4Vi pc.
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      341 7 Fr.i««^«ts and f.*vand Bvatf* Jlf>l*W>m?__ Latest available Sterling Quotations arc printed on another page on Friday. 'rices. Fraser Co. *llenl>y (•«!> O.2O \!ur Gajah (SI) d.'.m l.itO I .>-.i "i! f-.nn .\m. Malay (92) l.jo iCuuv <*• Koick (<1) 1.0C A. Par.a* ($o) 5.30 K;ilgowcic. ij; 4.<H> Bwwrtt
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      27 7 St. Paiiii Girl" Brand Beer Supplies of this well-known and appreciated chop are now available African [astern Trade Corporation. Ltd (Incorporated la Eoflani) SINGAPORE AGENTS, S.h. F.M.S.
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      458 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS YOU WILL 84VE inom-y and time if wh«o you need .1 Ix>o(k-Iq.iC Bonk you buy it from ihv setual iti;iniif!iciiir"r>. Konco, Ltd. (In corpor.iti'd in KnKiaml). WANTED, junior clerk, fresh from Fchool. Apply in own handwriting to MO, StraitfTinus. SEE Tdi den Columi •>r Palaoa Hoi 1 tho
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      359 7 IN THE HSTAIK (II JOli.N THOMAS .LUWi'.KY. I,.\T'' •>'■ I'M' l I At STUAI.IA. (I>F.( K\SED). TENDERS "THE PALACE" (PKKTMS LEADING UOTF?.). Qttuata at th* imeraection of Si. ■"vi Wi'lian S'.r.'.t. n■■ lijrht, nd olemtor eontaiain ically 4 nd nutsorooa Hmakinu 'IB luwlrooms wil.i officoa known I lian'.b<rs from tt'.;ch
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    DEATH
    18 8 BTIN. U r I, I 181 Juanit 86 jre«r> i-:f<- <.( A in. R U irtin, Ji M.X.!'.
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 UNEMPLOYMENT.
    1103 8 The Straits Times TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 UNEMPLOYMENT. A.s we dxsw r.M?.r<;r to winter, the problem cf unemployment bteomei a matter cf incr?a: in? nv.xiety to His Majesty. Government. Mr. Wimtoa Churchi'! has ben \iMii",'_" eOMtltuentl in Dundee, a Scottisli ir.ilustriiil town which II3S been f'.-i-lii"; the pines i rerely, ar.d
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    28 8 U.jyr.l Dutch Co. have entered Into active competition with the Standard O.I Cm. for the supply of lamp oil in He!la:ui, and prices are falling rupidly in eonaeqaesMi
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    32 8 Kight thousand WllllimWlW for non-pay-mentl of tmtSI have been issued at Slx-fticld. A special meeting: of the City Council was c<.nvei:e<l ti) Ciiisi'J r the desirability of instituting paymcut by sn-.all hotalOMtlts.
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    20 8 \s prc\iou;ly mention '■il, at 10 ftJB. t'»sorrow, Lady GuiUemard will opra w of work in Tonilir.son Hall, Orchr.nl Road.
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    25 8 Mails frum Australasia are expected tr arrive this afternoon by th;' Mnrolla an I from Colombo mid Bombay at (...yui'l't t> morrow by the Dunera.
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    35 8 The rat? of issue cr money orucrs iw India aryi Ceylon to-day is Ks. 1 r >4 to #100. The rate of payment of money orders from India and C:7lon is P.s. 164 to $100.
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    29 8 The Eastern Tir^ states that British, American and Japanese naval commanders at Ichang have decided to use force unies." the fi UI of battle is removal to another vicinity.
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    34 8 Marine cITbers who served in Indian waters durinjr tho war, at other than Naval or Royal Indian Marine rMM cf pay, are now to be entitled to a war gratuity on a reduced scale.
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    42 8 A .«hocmaker in Kuala Lumpur is now maklirr rubber sho.\s. The only leather necessary la f<-r th- front part when' laecs ire use:!. His customers give him two sheets c. f rubber and he charges $1.80 to rr.ak> a pair of shoes.
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    42 8 The Silver State, a vc hj nffiiiB to th~ Company which owns the Wolverine State flnd the Granite State, callers at Singapore, set a new record from Seattlfc co tho Fat Kast, wh«l) r,he intxdc Uh »OJTxg2 :n ksi tlian ten days.
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    44 8 Th? Kcdah R-.:bbor Co. reports p. I alancc »vai!ab)e for distribution (f $86,255 which t is recommended he carried forward h next acccir.t. In view of the critical outlook of the Industry it is not considered tdvisable to recommend the )ayment of a dividend.
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    49 8 The Java railways' rseeipta f I .021, totalled 0,761,293 niidtn as a^ain?; i total of 5,936,160 piilaeri during Au^-unt 920, an bnMK cf 728,118 guilders. Th" 921 reeeipta fcr tho Brat eight nMatin ,ho'v z:\ tnerea e of 7^46,684 grukm «vw fijrur..; recorded for the sar.-.e ;)crio( in i'J20.
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    51 8 Output Of lir'lC KUBDIT J^hisics lur 920 totalled 334,630 lbs. rubber, or 25,370 bs. short ff wthnate. All-in :>.'.i per pnund, rinti .n-.rtit por po'jnc't vas S.»d. Hit prott was £:M7, plu? 13,-SUS brou.eht in, making to b:- carried rwavl C18,76fi, subject t> nNM i:r.tit? tety and ccrpcr-tion tax (if
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    55 8 The Blu? Funnel steamer Antiloehus irevious to failir? for Hongkong, yesterlay. was searched by Insp. WUli»mi HM some of h^ men, for itowswayi mm! 25 oi chc-c, all of whom were Chines., wen toaad Uddcn In tha bunkers and I'tir.'i •.■rts f kb« vj.--v!. The lot J' jrodnced befow t
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    50 8 Tlu- registration <t the wv Chinese labourer* at Ponnrrwas suspended ufrom ths l?th ir.st.. when the total rej^t'jivl by tire Erecotiv* Comn Labourers' U •ncr.t Pond pt th« Chinese Tor 829, bcin.fr in e::c:s<; by 157 ovei Jw number previously registcre<l. Fundi ■.r- badly needed to e»pe with the «!tua•.icn.
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    46 8 Hotel Orchestra wijJ piny the following programme < moaie on Wed15 p.m. onder t!-.' if Mr. T. A. C nkc Suite, ica, Lnifini raise, La Belle j;un Lloif Dormftiit, Tschalkowsky :i. TranmetU Schumann i'. i',:.i intermezzo, iHrn'ti Wakes, Moreasy csardas, Waria, Mithae 1 God < -'""l- T!.e King.
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    62 8 The Siamese State Railway! arc op^nny a rrst hoaM :it Ban^kuk N'ooi frcm .iext month. This coi.vuiinnce riuakl be nuth nnpr cimted by btraii-.'c-rs crrivin',- in Ban(kok. Tlic State Saihrayi torn also n c(r[Pn"-!:'.tio!i the buildiiifr of a terminal hot?l adjoiaing the prcr.cr.t terminus f the Northern and Eastern lines
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    74 8 On Monday tl-.c 19th the [mmixratioa Inem of the I.» li f'!ant-r? luul to cali in the help of the pcltee to top tif.ht which had aiW -'n on their prurisei bctv.oc.i toMxri >i aad onaMrtied coo!i;i hailir?: frum tobacco Mtotes- The emoae of the disturbance w*» found to be
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    61 8 A circular hit bt n Mnl to th» share- Bobber Plantations y tsw th form for ligca-t-jr.' mpr— t ng mtgnl or disspproyal if the company (oinhig the pmpowd Rubber Producers' Corpcration. The circular pr«cia of the sch:n-.>'. ;.i: Mints out that as the- company's acreaprc s 1,860, the immediata
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    68 8 The EUbjcrg {Uhmnen have complained to the Government that the German mineiwcepinjr operatioiu in the North Sea have been ineffective, especially in the iroa abcut 100 mik-s north-east of Ks-bjcr;;. irtwre there is a minefield which bii not kot been cleared. Th.; Governnunt. has mmised to forward the complaint to
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    135 8 M.-.r:.h:i! *>tfiv will »Uit Ilun^rUi k. in the :3ursc of his f#lhto_inin^ tour and will be the ffucst of the Kin»c of Siai% The Marshoi, acccniins: to present Mrnngenicnts, is to law Marseille! at the end of November, travelling by French mail to Singapore. There he will po on board
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    459 8 Irmc mmcmoraUon «f t>io birthday of Confut)u»/»the cc#l»iiUcc*of the C'hr; 4 rr.al Union arc inviting the number! onTwieii'ls to a Bpecisl dinner at iht-n-C"lub H'>usp, Rtver Valley Kca<l. tnmorrow nt 7 p.m. A Chines* sinjriii^ party will bo In attendance. His ExeeUaajr the Gorernor lias also bt?n
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    Outward Mail
    9 8 •.I mdk Per.ir-s at ix a.m. to-morrow.
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    Municipal Commission.
    57 8 Aii ordinary monthly m eting i f th« ?u<inicipu; >' will be held on sridasiHpe Agenda at which denoted Jut the omnwy rostin Without either question <r motion bombarttaent, !>ut as then ar; two days la between now ar.J tb meeting the agen i.-i n-.iirlit ytt take on
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    Straits Settlement Supplies.
    53 8 Arrangement* have been made by the 3ur.au of Conuncrce and Industry In Australia whereby Australian basil will be given opportunities to tender for the Straits Settlements Government. Tenders will lv cal!e>i in England and Australia limultaneously. lite bureau hopes to make similar arrangements with the Indian and
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    Aviation in Java.
    62 8 T!-p military n ftew from BatavJa to Medan on the 12th and i"t!i nd who were lei :it Beiawan dirongh :> to W8 ar I itrons lographed for bj t'. d 01 di r.'il to returV immediately to tiikc ])nrt iMthc military manoeuvres ther which will comnence
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    Some Police Chanties.
    78 8 Actiag Coart Inspector J. N<I:ii' w!> > rame out of h<.. -jiitai recently afl operation tot n transferred to Malacca as Chief Meectiv* r of that sottUment while InBeetor T. G. SswUbS, in charge of KaaCHIIC Kertau divitkm, am! who lias been actiac ectmr Nolan, ia trmnifeirfcd
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    Local Wedding.
    109 8 At St. Andrew*! Cathedra], Singapore. ■>n Saturday, the wedding was sol< 3i Mr. K. Croulty, of Kuala Lumpur, Meond S'in of V.:c late Kveckr:i k r >-lc.. M. rh. s., London, ami- Mr-. Crosslajr, rf ii*p Hill. Londoa, am! Winifn-il Muriel. i.i.ly ilnujrhtcr cf the late Frederick Btasn
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    Starving Russia.
    121 9 Atfltudc f>f *!\iz /JAffuc Of Nations. HKi'TCn'-s Sehvicr. London, September -0. Stockholm, rflicial A Russian report from Sam! ra states that the tainm? nmoni,f t tlu> Tartars is ten bit* thousands 0i.\ inir of starvation. An unprecedented catastrophe is imminent unless food arrives in time. Londo:;, Sop'.LinLii- 'JO.
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    Japan and the Open Door.
    130 9 Reuter's Service. London. September 2(1. The Councillor of the Japanese F.mbnssy, Nagai, in a letter to the Chamber of Commerce Journal, challenges the statement of Mr. Lenox Simpson, sjsjotod from that newspaper, to the effect that the Japanese Premier <!cclr.red that the Powers acquiesced in
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    News from France.
    106 9 Hei inn's Si:u\ic£. Paris. September :;">. Oripeln An unknowr. person fired two shots at a British officer, who was not hurt. The jiggits.ior e.-caped. Angon Th Turks are pursuing the Creek? at We^ivard, n"ar Kskichei.. (Havas.) Paris, September 2<;. Two thou: anil meals arc daily seized out
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    Fighting in Belfast.
    96 9 Rnmaft Seuvice. LoosaMV S pt.-mber 2(i. live wen killed .i!nl IM) injured in sectarian fixhting nt Belfast during the weekend. The casualties wer mcstlv due t> bomb SSJBfagsa. Two vsn killed srd ;:4 injured by a bomb which was hurled in the struct and failed to explode.
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    Record Radium Acquisition.
    102 9 c ■Miami Service. ffondfui, Septemb*.'! 2<;. British scientific medical nOSHch will be enc#nously helped by the ac<iui«ition of two prammi'S of rmiiuni, the lurßest lUanAy ever aciiimulatid, which I'rofessor Frederick Soddy, of Oxford, brought to England last evening from*che Czechoslovakia State mines at Joachimstal. The precious miiig/al,
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    Prohibition Farce.
    155 9 Sensational Revelations From America. KEUTtn's Service. London, September 20. New York The Chief of Police «tt Cliicaijo ha' orderel wholesale dismissals from the force. II'.- Mjn that 50 per cent.l of the policemen in his command are cn-l Kat^i in the ilbjjal nil and transport of liquor, am!
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    The Outbreak in the Balkans.
    98 9 Eelteu's Skuwce. London, September 2(1. Contradictory reports in regard to th. Scrbo-Albanian hostilities arc being IsaSMd by the Serbs and Albanians. Messages from Tirann, the Albanian capital, speak of the heroic Albanian resistance to the attacks of the Serbian army sout!: of the Mirdite district,
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    Washington Conference.
    41 9 Keuter's Sekvice. London, September 2b. Lisbon The United States Government lias informed the Portuguese Cabinet it will propose Portugal's participation in the Washington Conference on the same condition as Holland, since ther? ar.- Portuguese interests in the Far East.
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    Various.
    53 9 Rtuteb's Sebvicx. London, September 26. Ludwigshafen In addition to the dead already m ntioned there are still 90 miss- ing at Oppau. London, September 2G. Berlin, from Frankfurt The Chemische Fabrik Griesheim as well as the Boachat Dyeworks have clos.d down and dissaissed all the workers owinir to alleged
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    F.M.S. Appointments.
    172 9 The following appointments are notilkii 09 the K.M-S. Government Gazette ilr. Isaac Hurpur to bo an assistant Engineer, P.W.D., X.M.S. Messrs. W. P. Ay!ward and C K. L. Roberts to be Survey Probationers, Survey Department, F.M-S."; Mr. G.*R. Fulton to be an assistant Ch?mist, Geological Department, KM.S. Towkay
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    Death Sentence on a Sikh.
    123 9 The ca- in which a Sikh ■watchmar.,' nL\n i (ioogah Singh, stood charged with the murder i f a Sikh woman, r.nmed Isah- I ker wa. continued and concluded yesterday at the Assize court before Mr. Justice Br.rrett-Lciinard and a special jury. After the Hv-ci:s*il
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    Libel Action.
    621 9 Hearing of Cold Storage Claim Continued. The action in which the Singapore Cold Storajjo Co., Ltd. claims damages frr libel from the Straits Times Press, Ltd.. and Mr. A. W. Still, on account of two articles published in the Straits Times o:. January 7, 1920, was r.'sunud in
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    78 9 Macphail and Co.'s Daily Report. Bingaaan, September 27. Silver ills. Hongkong 2G per cnt. pr?m. Tlirc;' mi nths gold 4i%. Share Market. Dull.— Rubbers. Small enquiry. iins Taipingsl.Or.-MO.Norti^ \:2 r Souths Go-70 cents. Nawag Pits IJO-L56, Rawanga r>2'a-"j7'^ cents, L'lu l'iahs l.^J'j-!. 1 27 1 j. Linguis
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    209 9 The funeral took place on the 24th inst. 'of Mrs. Martin, wife of Mt. A. K. Mr.rtin, waaaagOf of Kemtndore Estate of the Malacca Rubber Plantations, whose death th previous day cunu- as a great shock to l'er many friends in Malacca and Singapore. The cortege proceeded direct to the
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      S. F. A. CUP.
      1200 9 S. C. C. beat Stafford* I—o. With only ten men playing for Roy Smith had to leave the livid ten minutes Bfler tht- match startocl— th.' S.C.C. disposed of these formidable S.F.A. cup opponents Jfce Staffords by tho one coal scor.d yesterday in the most exciting
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      H. M. S. Malaya Cup.
      125 9 The foiWwteg t.jnm h:is been selected to represent Singapore against Solannor at Kunla Lumpur w> Saturday in the film! match fir the H.M.S. .Malaya cup Larkin (Staffs) Whmtimf (S.R.C.i and Gale (S.C.C.) Cheo Lim (S.C.F.A.i, 1"! i! lips (Staffs) and Cushwuy (S.C.C.) Uijssius (S.U.O, LinRard
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      Rugby.
      23 9 Kugby playing members of the S.C.C. are roojMjStod to note that thero will bs practices on Tuesday and Thursday of next week.
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      Golf.
      55 9 The mor.'.lily medal competition for October at th Singapore Golf Club will be played on Saturday nnd Sunday and the HMJuez' spoon competition on Monday, next. The Scpt< inner monthly medal at the Katorit: Private Golf course was won by P. VV. Smith, 45+46—16: 81. Thy sweep was won
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      Tennis.
      30 9 D. 11. Kleinman in partnership w'th Veysejr, Montr al. won the nu'ii's i.pen .t the Torquay Touvnainct.t. beatir.g Vfard ami Lonaan, of tin- Indian Police, by 0— J, 7.
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      Y. M. C. A. Tennis Tournament.
      61 9 The results of ye: U-rday's matches were F. Kuchwaldy beat D. W. Scott, C— l, C— l. J. E. Gardner beat I. A. Beins. C- 1. w.o. To-day's Tics. A. BebsjM H. G. Stack. G. S. Peall v. S. D. Jayaratne. To-morrow's lies. I.
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    COLONIAL RESEARCH."
    263 9 The Openings for Post- Graduates. The Committee on Research in t!ic Crlonie.*, which «u appointed b)P Lord Mi'.iier in Noretnber, l'JUO, to consider what steps cvuld bo taken to Men tin 1 —rintanm of the Uaivenitiea cif thicountry in carrying out the nicuck work irhieh ia eaaortU to
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    The Bukit K. B. Rubber Co.
    278 9 Ths report by the directors of the Bukit K. B. Rubber Co., Ltd., to be presented jt the eleventh annual general meeting to be hold tn October 8, states Youi Directors beg to submit herewith a nuly audited balance sheet and profit and loss
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    BOLSHEVISM.
    1496 9 Its Origin and Character Explained. How it has Paralysed Russian Industry. The following i;. a thinl artfele l>y :in Englishman who had spent ninny years in Russia, and had built up a prosperous businrs-. Bolshevism ruined him and he was glad to escape with liis life from the chaos
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    THE LATE MR. LIM KOON TYE.
    304 10 Ciiroer of Prominent Straits Chinese. A < orreapondent \vrit( ::iinl hiitant, th idth year a >il ai R«ffen Institutiur. ntarteal pop i:. W. Hu principul, ::n.i w:. i >vaMi.a* plain! in-.-, uitioii for Gorernme I sinded in. thtir «uiv for twi'M'y tour yv;ir<. in
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    MINKS IN MALAY STATUS.
    178 10 Outlook in Johnre And Trengjtanu. I I ..|m- |.;tT the .|ili<ntifiom the Federate i Ml yc::r v. > hns in 1»19, prices obtaiBing ;u I i ,.i> arc nc* tin fl«l g arc I VI. HI. I waters •f the K< Mining Syndkate ha* tor me
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      65 10 Th<-" Strait^ Tn.iei' i»*pot 'reKponnblc (or l)r opinion* <\t ill rorrespondcAt.i. Corre- jiondcnt* -hould bear in mind that letters mail bt- short and to thr point. ILon K ramblfß* epi«ye« »r« liable lo he rejected. or ruthl* -.ly rut down. x "Correspondents mu<t tbcif n:imrs. n"t nrcesjanly for pul.:ir»t-.on liufas
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      17 10 To Several Correspondents. J»/e cannot publish any letters or any comments whatiotver until the case is concluVci
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      Theatre Prices,
      122 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, As the local A.D.C. it about to produce another play, may 1 through the columns of your paper ask the committee to b;< kind enough to reconsider their price of admission When cost of materials, etc., went up, and folks
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      Rubber Crisis.
      155 10 To the Editor of the Strata Tim.s. Sir, In the article you quoted on Saturi a iv ih" heading 1 rt'rol (Jiii-Mion two ,.iilci so li: to i v. ..Mi '.sure than planters, ate that Hie produv tion of |)i;:ntat.on rubber in 1921 il .<■ ktmcd at H60.000
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      Hong Moh Disaster.
      189 10 llie Straits tinjie^. Jar 1 d the pleasure o rereading in ji h ir.s;. of the medals awarde I lo the Naral OaaWan for s»vic*c. life fr >m the wrack of the Hen- M h. Su^h i ryes recogi tion especially apt. Bvana foi- it la not
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      Coffee Shop Charges.
      238 10 To the- Edit eon •id tho middle classes, I i > ask for mn in your wtWHH ■;:lion of the local coffee h!n .1 their :r,nk-. Tiv.-c coffee :i»wpd to h irv.- for a <ii|> "t th-j sum t 5 •••lit MM n stop-' reduce or :i
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    32 10 A Chii ■•-<■ was arrested by Ihsp. Dumfh Road police taPt.n. f..r oir.'iping a dead body in !i«)chorc anal Hold un the 2-1 th inst. Hi- was nrodi-,<-"d hoforc Mr Hull :in.l rerraw.
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    802 10 Small Tin Sales at Kuala Lumpur. Messrs. Baker, Morpan and Co., reported at 5 p.m. on September. 23 Fairly steady business has been maintained throughout the week, principally in tin shares, and the volume would have I- -en larger but for the imallness of the Singapore tin-
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    H.R.H. COMES EAST.
    233 10 H. R. H. COMES EAST. Restriction of Gifts And Expenditure. In i iw— illuii with the compliment* paid to the Prince i.f Wales for ih. example he ha.< set other awawra at hoaaf property by his management of tho Duchy of Cornwall ami his property at \cnni;urt'ii. the London sarrcspondeat
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    Planters' Interests.
    2083 10 The Present Importance Of Combination. A me.tinjr of local members of the Incorporated Sscicty of Planters was held in the Sunjrii Ujong Club, by kind permission of the committee, on Saturday .VL'tiinn. the 37th inst. The attendance including members and others numbered 47. The- YVc-Ch.iiimhii of the Society,
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    24 10 l-'i r duly pu price of first trade rubbci for the period September 5! t«. September IRI ii!.l:i-iv. 11l W m N t> md
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      106 10 PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. U in the lies' sli..w at tk Cinema ;i two >art l.urry Benan Comedy 1 I and I", el Tl nd i h< i..hi- linnl of B followed e of the new ThonI ..ml a June Elvidge the Appearance of •'II Is promised. If yen muil deliirfatful how
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    Kuala Tiga (Sumatra).
    842 11 Volfry as t» tHc K^urc of The The first nntil! :'l general netting of the members i.f the Koala 1'itra (SinNiatra) Bobber Plantations, Limited, was held nt the registered office of the company, U, London Wall, London, E.l'.. jii August 19, -Mr. H. L, Coghlan presiding. The
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    Touching the Moon.
    168 11 If .Mr. lieAffee, of Siamf < 1 1. rare* da in constructing ••>» K'unt I tureL in 'liile. not only know whethfr tin i :il!y it Kfa on the •l.-iiicts. but we shall know as much •bout the moon us mv do about Mother Earth. Th tcleacepe
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    15 11 "What is the i -hirf cane uf divorce," urofesxor. Spi-ukim: nil iwinil ill :iy mntrin
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    FRENCH MAILS TO THE EAST.
    396 11 The Improved Far Eastern Service. Tin Krone h Parliament lias passed the convention between the Government mo the M<'>sa.ecrics ICarithnei regarding the operation of the mail a:ul "general interest" services to the Far K-ist, Australia, New Caledonia, and other parts of the world. As :<lre:idy
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    SIR JOHN BUCKNILL.
    306 11 Cohay'a Formr Chief .Justice ritkised. Our lattC'i r John BockniU] thus islllrtml by the Calcutta States- 1 :an I J-rom the concluding word.- of in.' ju'ljr- :i,ent en cittern nt Muteness" I t oul p Isewhere, K I* evident that Mr. Justice Cneknill, of the Patna Hijrh
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    Outward Passages.
    204 11 There have bean practically bo run-; <•■ Hinfrs of women's passages to India on 1 arcdunt Qf the Moplah London. A large Dumber »f officials, i d othera returning bom Imm lit unalil to ubtiiir pasaaajai on irr uhics which liny dwiired,' the r il i wsri- lii
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    25 11 The phyaieJan who say- no fast will prove fatal to a healthy man within twenty I <iays probably doesn't mean to include lie!- 1 1,1
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      270 11 New Music, THE WHOLE WORLD SERIES THE MOST POPULAR SERIES THE OLIVER DITSON EDITION STERN'S LIBRARY MAGNUS ORGAN VOLUNTARIES SCOTTISH STUDENTS SONGS OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Also Piano and Vocal Operatic Scores, Francis and' Days, Daren ski, Feldman, Planet, Song and Dance Annuals, Standard Folios Waltz, Song and Pianoforte
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      448 11 RAFFLES HOTEL BALL ROOM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1921 HAS BEEN AIJU \X(.KI» Al TEK THE CONCERT \r the VICTORIA THEATRE on ihe above ni^!it in nid of the Faiada of Hie UNION JACK CLUB Dancing till 1.30 a.m. Suppers will be served. Tickets ?3.00. including Dance and Supper, can be
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    Boot and Saddle.
    838 12 War Records *i King Edward's Horse. The KiiiK las signed the photograph which is to be the frontispiece of the History of Kinft Edward's Horse, and is very y!ad thus to be associated with this record of the irallnnt and distinguished services of a regiment of .which
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    PORTIA'S PETTICOAT.
    119 12 Kmbarrassinfi Court Interlude. i j There was an cnibarrasciu^: silence the other day at Mm MontppHer Assizes, when a woman counsel, eloquently pleading the cause- of a prisoner in the dock, suddenly stopped in the middle of her discourse. MMeiow of the fact that everybody in r-jurt was
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    53 12 The ftnmiMt story that has come out of Russia lately relate* to the pefcitan' strike at tlic Moscow Mint. Happily it wa:. NtW by thr printers boing allowed to work two hours a week printing notes foi «S. 11 is said the vatc <rf piedoetiea on thesu occasions has broken
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      655 12 SHAKE OFF THE SHACKLES Rheumatism one of the world's greatest slave masters. It shackles ninny thousands cf faclplesv men and womrn with its bonds pain. Delivsrancs is at hand, for those afflicted beings, however, for tho soothing influence of Little's Oriental Balm opens tha way to freedom. Even in cases
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      180 12 Your TransportIt is false economy 'to run. your lorry if you are not getting full efficiency out cf it, never know wfaf n it is going o hreak^own an*! cause 'anno.ving delays to deliveries We speciali c in the repair and overh iui of Jotries wh eh are executed with
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    Planter's Escape.
    889 13 i Saved by the loyalty of A Moplah Servant. The following extract from a graphic I account received from Calicut, dated August 27, shows very clearly that the Moplabs are not the long-suffering and lawabiding patriots tflat Hindus and others would make them ou^to be, but a set
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    Heawood Tin and Rubber.
    136 13 Profit of Hoawood Tin and Rubber Estate for 1920 was i' 5,488, plus £2,015 brought in, making £7,503. Directors recommend allowing for depreciation on buildings, plant and machinery £500, depreciation on hydraulic installation £500, placing to income-tax reserve £4,000, carrying forward £2,503. Rubber output was 444.500
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    55 13 The Government of Bengal has decided to license the sale of swords, sword-sticks, and daggers. Other Governments in India ■do aot appear to have taken such control measures, and the European Association has drawn th«- attention of the Police Department at Delhi to the danger of the growing practice amongst
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      95 13 HRELLI Hi T \^B^ Ambrosoli Stowani X Co. Singapore and TYnanß' Colonial Motor Co. 189, Orchard Road, Singapore Tel. 980. CANVAS BAGS FOR PACKING RUBBER Cotton Canvas, Cotton Ducks and Coloured Water-proof Canvas. ARISAKA CANVAS BAG Mfg. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Japan.) 28, Coleman Street. Phone 1464. Negresco Cigars. From
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      1108 14 SALES BY AUCTION \^l\ BULAKG RUBBER ANB PRODUCE CO., LTI PRELIMINARY NOTICE »T OBDCB OF Till. riIUSTiIhS POR DEBENTURE HOLDERS Ts» am«»ralened hay. reeei»ed Instruction* to sell by public auction (If not pr.Tti.-js, »,Tli hT t.rt»aU treaty > at their aale- room. Raffle. C.han<h«rs, Raffl*. Plar.a on a date to
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      646 14 a***-, «*«r 14. ft.r A*»*ranc* 1b force arcr 1 17,000,96* THE GREAT EASTERN UFEASSURANCfCd.ITB: (IfMorparatod la ■traits ••Hlam.lir.) avail omen i Wt*eJMeu> Beajee, et*rap-re. LONDON OFFICE t 11. Old lewrj 3.. Tbe Company has gM.MM tapoatwe weak the Supreme Court ef Eaiilaad aad eoasptUe with the British Life A.sarance Companies
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      441 14 NEDERLANDSCB INDISCHE HANDELSBANk INCTB. INDIA COMMEBCIA'.. BANK.) Cstabllahed IMI. CAPITAL Fl. 60.000.000 (about £5.000,000 ISSUED ANP Fl. 55.000.000 (about PAID UP £4.f.00,000). RESERVE FUND Fl. 47.750,000 1 about £4,000,000;. HEAD OmCI IN AMSTERDAM. BEAD AGENCY IN BATAVLA. BRANCHES 1 Hongkong, Shanghai, aV>e Medan, Soerabaya, Samaraag, Bandoeng Weltevreden, Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongaii
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      458 14 BANKING 111E BA.NK OK TAIWAN. LIMITED (lae*r»oiat»s by Speclai Jsaparial Rhartei la Japaa.) Capita! Subscribed TM.OOO.OOe Capital Pald-np T4J.000.000 Reserve Funds Yl 1,080,000 President 1 K. Nakagawa, Bso, Tiaa-Prosident 1 8. Mori, Ea« DIRECTORS 1 B. Mlnaml. E.q T. Hlsamuna, Ea O. Kawasaki, E.a K. Morinage, E.g. at. BsakL Eaq.
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      404 14 INSURAiNCE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD (Incorporated in BngJtaoV Fire, Life, Mai me AtciJjT.t. Ouai-auie*. *s«t Motor. Ainrtt M.rtd Ho,oBo,**> W. A. SlMS— Manager and Daisltllla*] Eastern Branch, Singapore THE MANUFACTURfias* LIFE INS. CO. (Incorporated in Canada) I All the late.t plan, of Life, Kndosntu and Annuity policies issue*-. Assets
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      174 15 HUGE REDUCTION IN PRICES OP Fisk, Miller .Vacuum Cup Tyres Tubes i« tyrks x tt rum M bgr M' L $34.75 $5.75 76f» 90 34.75 5.75 S K» 90 38.00 5.75 815 105 50.00 7.60 875 105 40.00 7.00 THESE PRICHS ARB EFFECTIVE AS FROM TO-DAY. All Makes the same
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      350 16 New Shipment Just Arrived of: Carpenter's Smoothing and Jack £">*?: Bram Hexagon Tapped Note, from Cnlia-d'n Bi-ss Butt Hinges, from IV4 in. to 6 in. Clyburn Screw Spanners, from 6 m. to Asbestos Cord or Yarn, all siies.. Asbestos Pipe Lagging Rope. Patent Plaited Log Line. Eureka Gauge Glasses, all
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      422 16 TAY GUAN KIAT 86. PHILLIP STREET. Phone Nos. SUJ and JU4. The successful contractor for supply of FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS, ETC to the Singapore Municipality durUg the year 1921. GLOBE BOILER REMEDY For clearing and preserving steam boilers of all types. Uaed by all factories, steamers, etc, and
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      884 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The r-KPAID ckargw for Waata, Far Bale, Ta Let. ate, la ordiaarr rlisi sst type (areracc six words to line) are Per line one insertion ?.S ets. two ma 46 et»., three ins. 64 cts., four ins. 82 cts., fire ins. f 1.00, six ins. $1.18 ten im
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      855 16 LAND AND HOUSES PART OF HOUSE to let, furnished, with garage. Apply 595, Straits Times. TO LET, No. 166-6 Tanjong Katong, compound house, tennis court, garage, water laid on. Apply No. 117 Teluk Ayer Street. TO LET, Bentcliffe and Northcliffe, 690 and 692 Kampong Bahru Road. St. James, 16, Keppel
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      430 16 CUT AWAY VIEW SHOWING Matthews Engine-Generator Unit $950 MODEL The Simplest Possible Combination of a Generator and Gasoline Engine. "In 1914 Matthews 1 K.W. plants were selected by the U.S. Treasury Department Engineers for lighthouse installation and in each year aince, additional Matthews plants have bien selected." With the U.S.
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      322 16 Straits Mqforcar Sqjr.ce. Ltd. 216,flR^tIARD R^AD. Sole Distributors of BELLANGER c famous French Car. All kinds of Repairs to Motor Cycles* Cars and Lorries executed. CraAced Cylinders, Crank-Cases, Gears and broken parts of all metals W^led reliableHcars and lorries hired Goods Transported from Ships, Godowns, Private Hiof#s, etc. A number
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      211 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TELEPHONES Editorial and Geneml Manaccr's Office \\\l Job Printing Office 1(44 All communications relating to tutorial matters and news should be addressed to THE EDITOR. All communication* relating ta business matters— advertise* merit", "subscriptions, accounts, printings etc., should be sddressed to THB MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RATES Wants, For
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