The Straits Times, 5 October 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. §6,7601 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE FUND.
    891 2 Previously acknowledßed $1,000,421.93 Per Mr. Arthur Edmunds, hon. treasurer, S.'rt'mban, through District Officer, Jelebu Towkays Chan Choi and Siau ChunK Santt, each $50 $100 Towkays Chu Kat Chun and Wun Kon Chin, earh $15 30 Chops Sun Hong Chan, Tong Tak Co., and Towkay Yip Sik Chee,
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      357 2 The Comfort 4f "VALET" Safety Razor It is easy t<> shave as closely and cleanly as a barber if you have a barbers edge" ■>■ your razor blade Years of practice hive uiiijht him how to strop hi* razor to thr Ivghest pitch of keenness. With the Valet AutoStiup >ou
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      367 2 V BIBTHAkTI la.-rola M Your 4kln «ad 3k m Complexion M Cv b* k.pt in a Psir^i Coa. nig S rOl&. It .itK'tULTl} 'cm'uTM /S"^S all ronghnau, rxIUH. tM iff. Ol •llMib.tla«.,l,»nit»u»ad WjjS&A 'h.'iir V i jflj^^J TIANG KEE ELECTRIC CO. f, AS. ELECTRIC AND BELL INSTALLATION CONTRACTOBfI. Repairs of
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      219 2 10 HP. CITROEN CAR The excellence of French automobile engineering -has lfhg been known and agreed by experts. The CttTOM is the ritknowj^ged lie.st of this school of production. See this remarkable Car compare it with any other light car on the Market. Take a demonstration ride— drive it yourself
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    Remarkable Boy Golfers.
    83 3 Th«» prospects of Britain eventually producing some formidable golfers w*re revealed by the splendid performances in the iunioc contests at home. The most brilliant achievements in the games occurred in the third round at Royal Ascot #ourse. Williams, a Swansea boy, beat. .Bentley. of Gresham. 6 and
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    23 3 L y Mexico has gone in f,, r has .ball. No 1"■ quibbling', we will have t<> recognize trait country._ San Pimneiaco Chrorvicle.
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      275 3 iilllillil .is^m^^WK The discovery of Zam-Buk T^T^^Wl ■1 has brought a new aod woiider- /""^vHs L^^w^l fu^lii'tTli^g BUvWtanoe into the /|^r^ j^s '/T^\!i\ Mid h:is .1 very hfgli ;;idency fi^f^SiS^*^ >f^23j It eouthos pain atul burning irritation, ?^r ;ffi^flßjjß*fTffl kin discaye at itsriKH.'-. iiliil ;;rows \j*^ggggJgSs» Zani-link id unr<|ualledforCut<'.r>ruiBeB. P'^SJ"
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      373 3 "SAFE AND EFFICIENT." Dr. MILTON HKItSKVS REPORT ON BABY'S OWN TABLETS. That there are no injurious drugs or opiilcs in Baby's Own Tablets is proved by he certificate of Dr. Milton Hersey, Official Analyst to the cities of Quebec and Monreal, of which the following is a copy I hereby
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      851 3 SALE OF H.M. TUG "ST. SAMPSON." Tenders ar* invited for the purchase of the above Vessel with Engines and Boilers and Various Auxiliary Machinery on board. Full particulars of the vessel and conditions of sale may be obtained from the undersigned. The vessel will be on view at H.M. Dockyard,
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      875 3 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB AUTUMN hack mkf/tim;, imi. Tuesday, Thursday »nd Saturday. October 25, 27 and Ml NOTICE The Non-Members Portion of the i.r.nd Stand will not be available for non-mem-bers at the above meeting and titk.ts for this stand will not be issued. Visitors' Tickets.— These will be issued as
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      708 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0.- British India AND Apcar Line (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENDtSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. Under Contract with His Majesty. Government) The Company's MAIL SERVICE EAST OF BOMBAY are at preaent sa.pcadea LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON I TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON
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      727 4 STEAMER SAILINGS STEAMER SAILINGS "SinjiSM; dollar *UNE Ktaaaser. lateaded to sal! fret* wlafaaare' KlNTA— Monday, 4 p.m., for Port Swetton- ham and Penang. HYE LEONG— Monday, at pa, «er Malacca and Muar •.ULA-Tueaday. at 4.80 ML. Ur Mala— SINGAPORE TO NEW YORK and Muar. iPOH-W.dne.day. at 4 p.m, for Pert
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      400 4 STEAMER SAILINGS 0. S. K. THE OSAKA CHOSEN KAISHA LTD. (Incorporated In Japan) Ne. 8. De Sena Street Proposed Sailing from Singapore (Subject to change without notice) EUROPEAN LINE Far Port Said, Manelllea, Ixmdoa, Antwerp Rotterdam and Hamburg arr dep ALTAI MARU Oct. 16 Oct. 16 •AMAZON MARU Nov. 15
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      600 4 STEAMER SAILINGS AUSTRALIA BY BURNS PHILP LINE iB-..rror«i.« i» 4a.«ralla> Singapore to Java Por*. Parr* Oarwi rhnraday Island, Brisbane and Sydaey, r.» Torres StraiU, ajso transhipment M ycher Victorian, South Australian and Nor»i Queensland Ports, British Nev Guinea, N»* Britain, Tasmania and New Zealand Pert-. APPROXIMATE MUM MONTORO, 4,067 ton.,
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      446 5 SYEfIfEB SAILIMSS N.Y.K. European' Line LONDON UNI Fortnightly Service muoanjum, lonpon and antweup, via port* A »ARU Oct. 8 KAMO MARU Oct. 19 no MARU Nov. 2 LIVERPOOL LINE Monthly Service FOU MAUSKiLLHS AMI LIVFRrOOL VIA PORTS LWBOV Mj»RO Oct. HAMBURG LINB Montlily Service FOB LOMDOM, AKTWOtP, ROTTKJtnAM AND OASIEVrJ:,
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      349 5 STEAMER SAILINGS a VEREEKISDE NEOERIANDSGHE SCHEEPYMRT MAATSSHAPPIJ d'nited Netherlands Navigation Company) HOLLAND-OOST-AZIE-I UN (Holland-F.as:-A^a-I.inc) abar of the Straits, China anil .Inpnn CoiiiVrences) S.S, ALDERAMIN Abore steamer b exported to arrive lien- on or about October 1921, nn:l wil! tn'-o ::Lr:;j f< r Hainiuir;:, Bremen, D..ntzijr. Stettin, Koni iK-^crp, ami Finnish
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      905 5 ISSU. OF $20,000,09 LOAN Gtarini "oterwt from the d*te of pnrehaae at 7 p«r cent per anacm ptytMa fe*£ y«*rly on M»j 1 tnd November I. REPAYABLE AT J»AFS ON MAY 1, IOUSS FREE OF INCOME TAX AND OTHER DUTIES PRICE OF ISSUE 100 PFB GENT Under the authority of
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      466 6 cms mas Liberty HALL, LIMITED North Bridgo Road The Sictful S''om al 9,75 p.n. EDDIE P ILO vi < kr.M POBTBB In Unlverad'f gorg ition KING OF THIS CIRCUS Episode 9. DYMIMITE a Part* Episode 10. THE MYSTIC POWER 2 Part* ■i.il attraction 5 acts THUNDSJR ISLAND 5 acts Bswrini
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      417 6 ENTEJWHHWErITS i THE HIT OF THE SEASON HARMSTON'S CIRCUS AND itOYAL MENAGERIE AVITH AX ENTIRE NEW COMPANY GRAND OPENING NIGHT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, AT 9.15 P.M. LOCATION ISEACH ROAD RETURN OF THE POPULAR FAVOURITES HARMSTON'S The Apex, The Crux, The Acme, The Alpha and Omega 01 -M tb:it stands for
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      104 6 fIEVER SAY DYE, SAY TINTEX AT MAYNARD'S WINDOW We are showing a few samples of what can be done with ONE TEASPOOKFULI OF TINTEX NEVER SAY DYE, SAY s®™^Y?^. Notice The Office of RONEO LIMITED is now at Ground Floor It, COLLYER QUAY (Corner of Arcade a;id Cullyer Qua?). RONEO
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      55 6 I Paper Clips of all makes. L 4J>-' J I WATERPROOF DRAWING INK 1 Q 7H cts. per IO Colors /U bott j e MARKING INK 7 c cts. per for Clothes 13 bottle FOUNTAIN PEN INK CA cts. per Black or Colors v»U )ott e Rickard Ltd. PROMPT PRINTERS,
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    201 7 riITUiUB Wrdnesday, October Ilik-h Wuter, O.:!0 a.m., 0.19 p.m. B. I. home ward mail closes. »-i|flin Club at Home. 8,18 p.m. V.M.C.A. Swimming Preliminaries. Strnlfc Seltleiifent!! M!(t, It.irker's, 5.1S p.m. ft ,.l gX.C. v. X.0.A., S.R.C. I hiM-..1 iv, Octolnr I. Hißh Watstt ].I»a.m., 0.D2 p.m. Chninber
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    131 7 VESSELS AT THE DOCKS East barf Basin Kuchinc •art Bkma, Van Keek, Islander. Sheers Wharf \:1. Mala Wharf Yatshinjr, Kw«i Sane, Clar Haetadoc, Haiphong, Kifunczan Maru No. I i:mpire Hock rydeus, .Man: Knipl.t Templar. Rlpcnor. West Wharf- Nil. Jardines Wharf- Nil. I'ulo lirani Coal Wharf -Nil. Keppel Harbonr.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    93 7 To-day Perl Swettenham and rVnang 3 p.m Bata !'.-hv I i>-r.: Muar anil Malacca 3 P»" m<«» p- n 1 i>.m Snigon Penmntc, K I aleutU pn-. mail i for Eui tc. 8 p.m. •uticn up to 5 p.ir. Thursday MW i .llOt-HIl Ullik. K Ka!i-i and
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE
    28 7 (Official !>ost C L*ft Singapore August G August 18 August 13 Srptombar I Office Keport) Arrived London September 8 s.-Dtrmber 14 September 16 September £9
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    Raffles Library.
    138 7 In liiJiiiticn tn i lehcrtoa <>f Fiction the foil< wins work* resvly for issue ird (.1.D.1 Signal ami Wondert •11!i72 (ain|.li:!l (Rev. If. J.) Life of Chrii I P >M Kllis (Havdockl Impressions ;mi! conuueots J1978 Porbea il(»:ita> Secret of the Sahara C' Ml7 Fraaet (Mn. Hurt) A
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    40 7 Bheem, u>her of tbr aentor Macii ourt unil Mrs. Bhcem, have issuuii Invitations for the mariiaKf cf tlicir »oh, >\illi;im with Miss Catherine Cecil Percira, which will take place on the 22nd inst., at the Church of St. .Io>;onh. Sinsra-
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    135 7 EX.CHANGB Singapore, October f>. On london, Bank 4 m^ 2/4 M,, iV.nAnd a/-C I'rivate 3 m. crediU 2/4 17/8S On N» York Demand l-U Private 90 days 46| On France Bank BM] On India Bank T.T. Ir, r. On Honpkor.i;, Bank A/A '\i p.c. ptvm.' On .Sh:ir.).'hi^
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    54 7 Tone of Mar);tt I-'irm. Spot Oct. Oct-Dec. Jan. -March Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Pricei Buyers Sellers SO tttt Spot October Oetober-DeeanbeT January-March Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Shee. Closing Prices Buyers Sellers no'-. :ip83% ::4 3G UO 1 DAILY PRICKS CURRENT. a II o'clock
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      MINING.
      186 7 MIN ING. IBS. Val. Pd. Buyer*. Seller*. 1 1 Aycr Wcng 1.00 1 1 Ilitam Tin 1.40 1.50 1 1 Jclantoh 0.40 0.60 il £1 Kam. Kamunting 1.14.0 l.V.Oxd. 10 10 Kinta Assuc. 6.U0 11 1 Laliai Mine* 5 5 LLntjui Tin 3.26 3.75 10 10 Malayan Coll. 12.50 1&60
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      GENERAL.
      134 7 It*. Val. Pd. Bayer*. Seller*. a a Br. Am. Tobacco 3.0.0 3.10.0 10 30 Central EngiaM 15.50 1C.50 10 10 Central Motors 3.50 4.00 (1 £1 K. Smelting Co. c.no fi.:;o >/- ill- Electric i'ways 2/6 10 10 Fraser Neaves 28.50 28.50 N 50 W. Hammer Co. 75 86
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      DEBENTURES.
      100 7 LJ. En?. 6 p.c. J1.234,300 par 5 p.c p.m S port Electri<: Tramways, 6 p.c. £350,000 norn S pore Municipal 5 p.c. par 3"pore Mun. VA p.c. of VMI $1,000,000 10 p.c. dia 3'pore Mun. i\b p.c. of 19«-y $1,600^00 10 p.c. dis Spore Mun. 4 'A pc. of
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      RUBBER SHARES
      359 7 Fraser and Co. and I.yall and Evatt'a Quoutions. lay s 'rices. Fraser Lyall Sk Co. Evatt. Allenby i?li 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.20 Alur (iajah ($1) 0.5*0 1.00 O.UO 1.00 A. Hitam 7.00 8.00 7.00 8.00 Am. Malay ($2) 1.50 1.25 1.75 A-ununt (i* i.'J' tJH» Mciek ($1) I.CI
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      747 7 LATEST ADVEHTISEMENTS BOLTERS r^ Tomato Pane, fottaga [toT>i, Chutney" Fish pastoa «r,il M.rrmi' Kocs. FOR SALE, cheap, fvo sets (8 each) lawn n i'o.ml condition. B. _K. Bmith, .Malacca. UANTKIi CQURT CLKRjt. JPrtviom ex pcrlcnde custontia). Apply ii™ wrKing to Drew and Napier. Tv LET, Ti rr-ir House, four rao
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      53 7 Nippon Yusen Kaisha PASSAGES FOR EUROPE A few first and second-Hass accommodation is available on the undermentioned steamers INABA MARU Bailing Oct. C KAMO MAItU railing Ort VJ IYO MARU sailing Nov. 3 ATSUTA MARU sailing Nov. 17 For further particulars, apply to HIPPOS YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) 31,
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      432 7 NEW TOWELS, SHEETS, COUNTERPANES, ETC. Tin- Dacsmigsod v.ii! »ril l>> aaetioa m their sale-room. Kair.en lumbers. Raffloi riacn. on Ssturday, October 8, at 10.30 a.m. Twenty dozen face and buth towolß, seven pairs ithci.'tA, counUr|)aiic« t tc. EPTATF. AND TRUST ACBSCIES, LTD. I to Chlng Kfi'K I.o<Auctionwrs mvi Kstati- Affcnls,
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      37 7 I TQURNEE PARISIENNE DE VARIETIES Rtin aoe Fe4ettea Lea meiilevri chansons 1..- pine (oHea <!. Lea comdiaa les plus gala* PALLADIUM THEATRE SATURDAY, OCTOBER S, nt 9.30. s $3, $2 AND $1 Plan at BOWNBOM IMANO Co., L.d.
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 LABOUR FOR MALAYA.
    1272 8 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 LABOUR FOR MALAYA. \Yi' had a letter the other day from an oh! and experienced planter v.ho hr.s found i ifficulty in keeping Dp what hs considers n i. c^sary labour staff en the property Illldnr his care. He tells us that, nccord'.nt to
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    14 8 Tan-.baJsk and Myalas rubber compr.ny meetingg were fixed to be held at noon to-day.
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    23 8 Th?re wa9 a gang robbery in Gaylang last night in which the thieves having entered the house of a Chinese shot the occupantfljead.
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    27 8 Th» foHo#inp telegrnm has been rceivea from Rrme. dated October 1, noon Exchange on London Lires 93.75 per sterling. Italian War Loan 5 per cent. Lires 75.17.
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    28 8 In connection with military training, it is proposed to begin night running of th? searchlights at Fort Terepreli every Thursday cominenciiiß to-morrow fr^m (i.-ij p.m. to 7.-15 p.m.
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    35 8 At their auction rooni.s yesterday aftel noon Messrs. Powell Co* Ltd. disposed of the froehold European dwelling house, 1, OUstaad EUHtd. for th.- sum of J25.500 t ■aaara. Cheng Kirn Huat und Cbtw K?e Tow.
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    33 8 A public moctinp of Hindu clerks was held on Saturday et the Mariamman iTcniple, when Mr. K. Kanoosamy, of /fchnder Brothers, was elected to represent them for the performance of th-; Tempk obyam.
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    37 8 Members and friends are reminded oi &he meeting t--night at S.'iO of the V.M.C.A., Literary Society, wh<n Mr. A L»'a will dflivcr the f.rst of his lecturer on Racial Mid National Uprriers and hoy. to break them.
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    44 8 Our Penang correspondent wires that a Eurasian, named C. W. Scully, ha 3 been committed to the assizes fnr trial on a charge of the attempted rape of a Hokien girl ten years of age, on August 2'J. He was granted bail of $S,OOU.
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    40 8 0 This morning Insp. Kin^ chargeii li Jylsms before Mr. Bull with gambling with !0 h>spiUl "boys" in a room in tin General Hospital last evening. The accused W#o each fined $5. The hospital boys will be dea^t with ri.partmentally.
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    47 8 We err informed that the steamer Kendal Castle (Dodwell Line) will be calling at Malacca about the 25th instant and will accent cargo for New York direct. We understand the freight is gold ?12 per t <n. The agents are Messrs. Si:i;e, Derby Jt Co., Ltd., Malacca.
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    43 8 Insp. Edwards arrested a Javanese last night as lv was prowling about in Pavah L,an?, off Kilk-r.ey Road, with a housebreaking weapon in his hand. The aaeStd was produced this /horning before Mr. Bull, and the case was postponed till thi 10th instant.
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    57 8 Before Ml". Kufl jjesterday Detective Insp. Fanner mentioned the ci.se ir. which a ChineJß jiemjMi Lee Kit is charged with dishontstjy j JN 1 1 m five stolen cases of white cloth vaE&jdiat SG.OOO, most of which has been teiWaged. Accused has be^n allowed bail m J?,T)i)v) t !l the
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    56 8 Ong CteriK.filoong, driver of the ca: which ran into Dr. Black's cur which wai stationary near the- detective station Robinson Koad, early on Sunday morninK, while the doctor was examining n Tamil who li3d been run ever by arvti: cat pleaded guiity to a charge of rash driving before Mr-
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    78 8 TH? Dutchman. EL W- L. Regout, it v.i!; be remembered, was committed by Mr Nnca, District Judge, on the 17th ultimo to the civil prison prior to extradition for alleged cheating m connection with i motor tyre in Java. TH' accused was given 15 riay3 to appeal, if ha wish.d
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    172 8 Under the presidency cf Mr. C. N. Maxwell, the usuid weekly meeting of ths Rent Board was held yesfcarday. There were a number of applications by landlords to increase rer.ts but no orders were made except in th; case of 11, Blair Road, where the rent waa increased from ?2o
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    116 8 i Entertainments continue to come. A novel attraction is offered at the Palladium Theatre. Orchard Road, from Saturday evening in a company of French variety artiste.*, La Tournee Pariaionr de Varietcs. Ti.. re arc: six performers and a well assorted programme is premised from a or.- net drama, If you
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    118 8 Before Mr.' Dawscn this morning Mr. W. J. Linthi«uoi. of the Ame sulate, charged Pet it Gevoufcnvitch, said to be a Serbian subject, with cheating in respact of Sl5. According to Mr. Lir.thicum The accused himself as an American #anian and believing his story be :r+ him board and lodtrin>r
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    362 8 Mr. R- Da-.i.-on, cf Sungkai Estate, Sun^kai, is leaving for England. Colonel W. J. P. Hume, C.M.G., late Driti=h Resident of Perak, has now MttleJ down at Strntford-on-Avon. Mr. P. Romney a fresh recruit to tho 5t;:!T of ihe Singapore Free P#ss, i«*rrivin^ from home by the
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    Passing of the Sea Mew.
    48 8 The steamer Sea Mew, formerly thu •d ty Governors of the Straits Settlements, has been purchased by Mr. !sr.ac Benjamin, cf Race Course Road, and hr.s been despatched to Pheumpeng t:> be R1 d <ut ps a cattle boat. How have the Fallen
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    Movement of Troops.
    63 8 Hongkong Command Orders state that the Bteamer liipia'.aya, which is due to arrivx in Hongkong on January H next year, will bring the 2nd liattalii d. King's Liverirr.ent, ar.d drafts of other units for China. The vessel will leave for the United Kingdom via Bombay, tekinj,' the
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    Audience Amazed.
    75 8 Audience Amazed The invention of a young Kusyian, Aiirvin Semoiioff, ha« been tested at the London Hippodrome. By meaiv; of ci'lvr. 1 raya the ap;.!icat:un of the spectrum priadp] change* scenery, furniture and ci itoraes i:i fall view of the audience. The pcn'ormcrs wear the w.irdtst «ost'jmes of many colour?,
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    Local Divorce Suit.
    137 8 Before Mr. Justuc Barrett-Lcnnard yesUrc.ay Mrs. Msrrjraret de ltozario petitiLi.'.'d for the i f her marriage with Alfred de Kozario, a clerk, on th'i Tromida df desertion and misconduct. Tho suit was undefended and the respondent did not r.ppeiir. The petitioner, in the cnursi* of her evidence
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    V. and O. Co.'s Claim.
    243 8 Judgment vss delivered by Mr. Justice Whitlcy in the Penans Supreme Court on Saturday in th<' suit brought by the P. and O. S. K. Company against the Eastern Shipping Co. in which the plaintiffs claimed damages caused to the plaintiffs' wharf at Kelawan, Sttmatt
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      143 8 E_2 Three Castles" Cigarettes i There's no sweeter Tobacco comes from Virginia and no better brand than (he "Tftrss Castles" THACKERAY THE VIRGINIANS i smmm walker Whisky IN Rl i.l) SUPPLIES NOW AVAILABLE. $32.09 per case DUTY EXTRA. Solo Agents JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD. (Ineorpori ted i^ ;'r.~:i?id) SINOAPORE and
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      191 8 ALHAMBRA Beath Road. G Tts. TnE SPREADING DAWN 5 Ptg. I'lntiiring Jane Cow! Topical Uudgets and Charlie Chaplin Comedy I rt«. TnE CIIANGLNG WOMAN 5 Pti." Ftatartag Hodda Nova and Frank Glcndon And other intvrectins Comedy. MARLBCROUGH Beach Road. Nick Winter detective drama TI!Z MAMA OF TnE AI.HAMBRY Episode 1-4
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    Moplah Rising.
    117 9 Horrible Cruelly to the Hindu Population. Beuter's Service. London, October 3. Calicut: The sifeiationQin Eastern Kraad is stil! seriou>:. Tho rebel leader ChembrasMTie Th-angal is reporWd to nave declared martial law and to kill MWJ Hindu refusing to join Islam- The rebels complain that the Hindus are helping
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    Unemployment.
    115 9 Prime Minister Confers With Experts. Reltcr's Service. Li ndon, October .'t. Thrf experts who proceeded to Gairloch to (iiscuas the unempliymcn: problem aud the indu.strinl situation with Mr. Lloyd George spent a busy week-end, though the ■eUherationa 11 to no concrete decisions, Hhc Prime Minister intimating that he woulil
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    League of Nations.
    65 9 P.EITER'd SEBVICE. London, Octub.r Geneva The Assembly unanimously passed the 1922 budget, totalling 21,000,000 i gold franc? and showing a reduction, on 1 la.'t year's of .592,000 francs. Mr. Wellington Koo notified the Assembly of China'e ratification of the protocol of the permanent court of justico and
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    International Friendship.
    66 9 RIITTR'S SEBVICE. London, Octohjr The Archbishop of Canterbury, as president of the world alliance for promoting international friendship through th.> hurohes, has s?nt a letter to the presidents of the national councils in the United States, European countries, Japan md Turk;y appealing to all tho Christian churches to
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    Swedish Elections.
    65 9 Rkutek's Service. lx>ndon, October Copenhagen The Swedish general elecon has resulted in the return of 9S ocial Dcir.oei-.-Us, with a gain of IS seats onsen at iv.-.s iV2 with a loss of nine; ibcrain il, with a loss of seven Agraians 21 with a loss of eight Left
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    American Cotton Crop.
    39 9 Belter's Service. London, Octob' r 'J. Washington Ar., official report on the indition of the coiton crop on September indicates a crop of 6,fi:tT,oo(U bales, mpa red with the 1920 final yield <• ,439,00(1. Stocks ore unchanged.
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    Ireland.
    28 9 Reutek's Service. i London, October 3. Sir Jame.s Craig, th? Ulster Prime inistcr, states that he has not received invitation to the Irish peace conferenco October 11.
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    Bolshevists and Moslems.
    85 9 Heavy Fighting Occurs* At Baku. Belter's Servici. London, October 3. According to the Azerbaijan Information Bureau in London, thousands of casualties occurred in -a fierce battle hoWr:tn Bolshevist troops nnd Moslems at Baku. It appears '.hat the Azerbaijan insurgents hoisted' the national- flag inscribed, Independence' or Death."
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    Lower Wages.
    63 9 Reuter's Service. f London, October 3., K scale adopted by the Board of Conciliation and Arbitration in lha manufactured iron and steel trado of the north of Ettgtaad, wages will be reduced 25 per cent, immediately, making thetotal reductions since January of 132 M: ptr cent. on. ths
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    The Quest In Trouble.
    73 9 Reuter's Service. London, October 3. Lisbon,: Sir Ernest Shackleton's ship Quest is in difficulties off Cape Rosa owing to a strong wind and is unable to hold her own. She Kskcd for help and a tug has b:<m despatched from Lisbon. The Quest left St. Katherine's
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    The Coal Trade.
    35 9 Beuter's Service. London, October .'5. t A meeting of tha South Wales coah; owrcrs at Cardiff d-.cided to accept the invitation of the Minos Department to rtfcr the subsidy dispute to arbitration.
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    Aircraft Disaster.
    26 9 Reuted's Service. London, Octob?r 3. A largo Vickers-Vimy crashed and burst into flames at Manston MTOdnaeJ K-.n:. An officer and fo-jr Mebnfca were. killed.
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    Railway Advisory Board.
    258 9 F.M.S. Government Official Announcement. The Kuala Lumpur papers are officially informed that the Government has decided to form a Railway Advisory Board, and that the following have accepted the Government's invitation to become members The General Manager for Railways, F.M.S.j (Chairman), Hon. the Treasurer, F.M.S., Director of
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    Riot in Rangoon.
    81 9 A notorious mai'ontent, Moulvi Abdul has been sent to prison at Rar. goon for one year, by the District Magi rate of Rangoon under Section 124 T 1. P^C. His followers resented the conviction and attacked the police. Severe' oersons were injured and five leaders of t..i-
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    Selangor Paragraphs.
    1787 9 (From a Correspondent.) October 1 The monsoon has really eet in and IN have lift fine showers every day it has been very pleasant indeed. Our roads are Ate for motoring with the absence of dust, and our parks, padangs and gardens are a jovely green. Going over
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    191 9 Messrs. Fraser and Co.'* Weekly Report. 1 in- b« ii vi ry little tins in m r i^iarc- market daring th^ with few %ceptio!!s the prices rerauin uncharged. Rubber.— The commodity shews a firmer teadnqr, but shaves with very few exception*, lacking in interest of any kin:!.
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    Radio Control Extraordinary.
    122 9 Central Motors Ltd. have received the following information from America Captain H. K. Vaughn, of the United States Signal Corps, recently drove a motor car down the main street of Dayfton, Ohio, U.S.A., controlling it from another e*r, in which he rode, and upon wMch was mounted
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    17 9 Colonel Park, formerly managing director of the Allan Line of steamers, has licqui-athod£l.2l9,oOB, dtath duties claiming V.::fiO,OOfl.
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    Dr. Lim Boon Keng.
    1058 9 Cordial Tributes in Legislative Council. j Tributes to (he work of Dr. Lim Boon Keng, O. B. E., who has left the colony and resigned from the Legislative Council 'on taking up the presidency of the Amoy University, were made at the meeting of the Legislative
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    95 9 Dr. EL W. Starkie, London Polieo Surgeon and Medical Officer to St. Pancras Guardians, who was indicted on a series of serious charges connected with the professional treatment cf -females, has been found guilty on <.n#cr>unt, and sentenced to nine months' imprisonmotit. The jury found that accused had supplied drugs
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    HOME SPORT.
    2126 9 Opening of the Football Season. By Our Special Correspondent. London, September 1. The honour of' replying 1 to tfr- toajt of the winner of the Gimcrack Stakes at the annual banquet of the club has Jailer* to Lord Jersey, who won the i:ic* with his colt Scamp, and
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    FATAL BUS ACCIDENT.
    499 10 I'nroner lnvestii;a(injc The Chm [Uiry concen deathi of two Chinese, a< tie result of the overturning bus 3* I Borneo i September 2<< ia>t. took place yesterday, Insp. King conduct! examination oi the witn and Mr. i-Btli appearing on behaif >-f the in custody. Alter hong FCeng,
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    Malaya's Iron Ore.
    1254 10 Experiences oi a i;ipancse Prospector. We are imlebteu to Mr. Hiroiihiro ishihara, managing d ths Nanyo Kogyo Knshi, Singapore, ;ui the following article Very few people .know that Malaya is rich in iron inc. The reason is that there il Mo way of making it useful when
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    483 10 Th» Strait* Tia»e» v not rfsponsiblt for b«jr in mm.l that Ivtt^rj must be «hort »nT l« RH point, .l.onic r»inblins *pist.lc »r« liable t» b» r.j*cto<l or ruthlessly cut down. C'>rrt.spondent» must iiublicstion but -as guarmr.tcc of Rood faitb. No leitcr unaccompanied by. ihe_wri'.cr'i bum am be kasMtsl
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    MILITARY EVENTS.
    229 10 .1 I The following notes on Military events ifor the seven days ending Aujrust SI, ted to tl pn I 1. Germany.— Tbi re have been certain anifestations oi unrest smewg the German inhabitants of the Resenberg Kreis. A prominent Pole In the district > was murdered arc!
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    105 10 Edith Roberts will be the attraction* at Liberty Hall from to-nipht in her •most recent Univt-rsal photoplay, entitled Thunder Island, a 5-act terriflAtale of the astounding *»heiitures uf v little whiti in Uat Sooth- sea Islands Tw#now ■Kirg:' of the CiriA, Nos fi und 10 wsjStMi be screened together wiih
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      FOOTBALL.
      381 10 S. R. C. and R. E. Spirts Club Draw. It was disnppoir.tiiie,- gan semi-final -.vl'ieh resulted I i,,i. of the S.R.i and the on the former's ground yesi jjdis ni.s-ed a number of i the .u'ain? ended in a goaHesS have to 1..' played all over i. While (riving
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      S.C.C. Tennis Tournament.
      193 10 YflaWrday/a play resulted astfollows Nfwcoir.ers" Hand cap. J. A. IfcCoUagh, scr., beat W. N. ■Piouhet. sc... B—l, fi_i. Wilson, owe 1 beat A. Buchanan, srr.. 1 <;_n. S. M. Mirdlebrook, scr. bent MaSwel] Smith, sir.. 6—2, 6 l. Ash'vorth. owe 2 h at J. C. Macpher- .1,
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      S.R.C. Tennis Tournament.
      182 10 Vi terday'a play resulted a-- follows A SincU~. A. F. Coelho, owe M v. N. I. Baa, <•: 13.4, unfinished. It Singles. 1 M. B. RwitwiSi ser. beat K. llonteiro, mi so, •>— i. l— r>, «—4. Doubles Handicap. l:. Oatlsil and A. van <ler Beck v.
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      P. C. C. Gymkhana.
      403 10 i) The I.C.C. Gymkhana, which was hok i <.n the EcpUnad* on Saturday afteraou 1 aft.-r a lapse rs owinp to^v war, was most enjoyabli and succesJru ■Ji'fair, uys tl. StmJU Krho. There wer< al.'ogtUn.r fourteen .-i it- ulu.li wer keeaiy competed by I ft i
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      Local Boxing.
      121 10 Competitors in the Straits and r M. S. championship Bovine Tournament, which begins nt the Victoria Theatre on October 17, are rotifud that they will ne w-ifrheri in and medic.'liy exam the Victoria Theatre between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Sunday. October 16. Drawings for the first
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    $48,000 CLAIM..
    225 10 Judgment in Favour r>f Moruux And Co. The action of Moraux and Co., Ltd.. Lam I.eontcrand Co.. Ltd., wascomn Saturday before the Chief Just i concluded yesterday. Messrs. M{ -.out. si for moaey dvanced to the defendants. The defentdmitted that they hati received thi> :::i from the plaintiffs,
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    106 10 Macphail and Co.'s Daily Keport. i V2 1 U'T.^l-omk :\2 p.c. prem. Three months gold Share Market' Dull. Rubbers Sma ••i.i|uiry. Tins. Taipinga 1.02'.i-1.07>4, North 1.22^-1-27%, Bouths 152' i in 67',i centi Nawng IYt-> 1.1-"i to 1.-i". Papar 10 to 1 i vu r Plandoka 02% to
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    66 10 The Cient Mcci tt Picture baa p.ii-kfl tic (',asHy cinema >:n. I; riday. Thu\S W.iy is thi' last nitfht of this unusual prH Maption, and those who have not yet koI lit nrc advised not t<> delay further. night's first show programme has Al^H .lojce in The Third Degree, a
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    60 10 ill Our criminal invt sl:j;ator r-tun^H breathless to tl ial sancti^J 1 thi* pi u-niug j B» the last form '■^M b being put t asped out tliat Wild Oat had l»-i n timed and returiH o muntu-1-.HI ti> its cufce. It will, Uiurcfc^B k app'.-ar in Rollo's Wild O»t
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    'Hidden Assassin.'
    1309 11 Grave Peril oi Venereal Disease. Sir Jamei <V. liti.n-Hiowrte, in his presidential a'idr v at th« Conference of the Sanitary [nspecArs' .Association at Bath on August 31, dealt lemeth with the question of vtnereal disetse. "jut. he said, was one that one would ralher not refer to in
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    AN AMERICAN ON BRITAIN.
    505 11 Outluok Widened I nder the Agony Ot War. R< mar w I atsd by the publication in the September Issue ••f tlu- World's Work of a sari of <\- '.raets read at a ("abinc-t meeting in 1916 Pi received from his Ambassador t>. Gr»:it Britain. Mr.
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    16 11 i t f Boom uns should discover fan wells in Irilami. Boatow Shot anil l,mthi t
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    Colinsburgh Rubber Estate.
    1726 12 Directors' Policy Outlined In Detail. Heaan. Sime, Darby and Co.. fonvard the following t"port Tho fourth ordinary annual general meeting of the shareholders of the Colinsborgfa Rubber Estat?, Ltd., was held at 4, Pert Ho^d, Malacca, on September 30, the I Hon. Mr. J. W. Cumpbell presiding.
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    RUBBER IN CEYLON.
    407 12 The Report of the Director Of Agriculture. The year 11*20, says Mi-. V. A. Stockdal:. the Director of Ajrriculturi', Ceylon, in hi? administration nport, has been of cxcefiticnal difficulty for the airr'cultiiral i!'.dusirie!!. The hiffh cost of rice, imported and issued under Govi-rnmon* control, wa.j :t serious
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    14 12 Tin' man who never IcmlJftionc.v Mrer has ninny friend*. Alvn he <lof*f!'< need tkm.
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      215 12 Tt mm Una* ft 9*ntnt p^Lft, B»ti*r »i<«»Jt. ii«. «>fv^» «^»X- V^lH^y X!AM KiAT h C0 >s ICS «nd 1P«, HARKKT f.TBFET T-V Z& *%^WlT£^3 DOT EMBOSSED Box Strapping IN CONTINUOUS LENGTH COILS OF 300 FEET tU4e cf flexible, cold rolled ctesl, lacquered to prevent nutiag and emboaicd to protect
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      141 12 Pineapple Brand <&• Am Singapore Cold Storage COMPANY, LIMITED FILLING A WORLD NEED Millions of miles of territory have waited for rapid individual transportation, until a Motor Car could be built, which combined the economy, convenience and easy handling of a light car with the riding comfort and stamina of
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    PROBLEM OF THE MATELESS.
    483 13 How to Assist Girls to Their Independence. Various educational authorities have been .approached from a Government source for •j their opinions as to what differentiation, if any, there should be in the education of hoys and girls respectively, the Daily Chronicle understands. Census returns have shown
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    NEW BETTING TAX.
    354 13 Proposal Which Would Hit Bookmakers. iiw rsYfhlg without betting woulil not be worth while, cay the officials of the mW*IH Jo>kcy Club. in proteptinff ajtainst the enforcement of the now bettinjr tax. Thf ni-w law. Mm tht- (\ntr.il News BrWMb corrispcindint provides for a Gdvernmt'-nt tax of
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    64 13 Prngrrame of Drills, etc., for week ending Wednesday, October 5 Wednesday, 5th— 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, Chinese Company Recruits (Musketry). Singapore and south malaya boy scouts association. Orders for week ending October 9 Wednesday, sth.— Eighth Troop Parade Thursday, 6th. Third Troop Parade. -Friday, 7th.— Band Practice,
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      269 13 WHITEAWAY'S Faultless Quality. It is inure trran ever necessary these days to be Mie of (Jua it\. Tbis assurances is •lway« jours when yun shop where Ou ility receives the first consideration, when, in fact, <au shop at WhiteawayV The House that CONCENTRATES on Wen's Wear. j Look at these
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      485 13 MESSAGE Mr Mrs. FUJIMORI, JAPANESE BONE-SETTER. No. 19, Dhoby (ihaut, BINOAPOBE. JAPANESE MASSAGE No. 87, WATERLOO STREET, <n the centre of Bras Basah Road and Middle Road, Singapore From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m Mrs. TAMEY MASSAGE HALL MANICURE AND MASSAGB 2M. Renrooles Stre«t Mrs. HARU and Mis Ha.Na Telephone
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      95 13 HAS FORCED C jf^k. > v ITSELF ON THE PUBLIC s^^G^J TH^^,H t SHBPR j^f vy MEpnJiT 3 lb. Electric Irons 110 230 Volts REDUCED jPi^B^Jjf PRICE jf* F Each UNITED ENGINEERS, LIMITED (Incorporated in th« Straits Settlements; SINGAPORE. PhoM No. I*4 ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. I Kattrry Knad. MARINE MOTORS SMOOTH,
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      1281 14 SALES BY AUCTION BULAH RUBBER ANB PRODUCE CO., LTI PKELIMINARY~NOT.CE ■T OSDKB OF THE TRU3T&BS FOR DEBENTURE HOLDER* f%» udsrstgnad have received Instructions to soil by public auction (If not previous. •old by private treaty) at their sale-room. Raffle* Chambers. Raffles Place. on a date to bs notified later. r»e
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      1943 14 a-iu l4.Mt.fwt ».C Aaairanct la fore* $17,0ww,tww THE GREAT EASTERN UFE ASSURANCE 00. LTD. (la**rp*ra»*d la Itrajts Isttl.m.nts) UAD OrnO t Wbacfca**** •taaaaaro. LONDON OPPICE 11. Old Jewry, 9 Th* Company has £M,m aeDoslu* wlta the Bupr.ase Ceart of Eaglaad aad eoaplfcs with th* Brltiah Llf* A»surane* Compacis* Act in
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    DEMANDS OF COLOURED RACES
    504 15 Manifesto Addressed "To The World." At a further sitting of the Pan-African Congress in the Central Hall, Westminster, the Chairman (Dr. Dv Bois) read a manifesto addressed To the world from the Congress. The manifesto sets forth that the absolute eqality of races, physical, political, and
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    25 15 What would our Government think of a| citizen who spent 93 per cent, of his in- 1 ['lime for arms and ammunition Columbia (S.C) Record-
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      36 15 \^|>V 'Fiji? im o t or Af^irxr^v vl>V CO T V France's Finest and Unrivalled Production in Perfumery. E. C. Monod Co., Successors in Singapore to DUPIRE BROTHERS SOLE AOENTS FOR S.S., F.M.S., and SIAM. lllnllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllM
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      420 16 New Shipment Just Arrived of Carpenter's Smoothing and Jack £>•«£ Brwa Hexagon Tapped NnU, from cJti.~«V"- Butt Hlnßeß> from IV4 Clybnrn Screw Spanners, from 6 in. to 24 in Asbestos Cord or Yarn, all sizes. Asbestoa Pipe Lagging Rope. Patent Plaited Log Line. Enrek. Gaage Glasses, all sues. etc., etc.,
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      404 16 TAY GUAN KMT 86, PHILLIP STREET. Phone Nos. JUJ and HU he anrreasfnl contractor for .apply 01 FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS, ETC to the Singapore Municipality dftrtaf the year 1921. GLOBE BOILER REMBDT 'or clearing and preserving steam boiler. f all types. U.ed by all f c I t
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      1660 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Th* PREPAID charge, for Wanta, Far Sale. To Let, etc^ la ordinary ri t typ* (average six words to Una) are P*r line one insertion 28 cts., two ins. 44 cts., three ins. 64 cts., fonr ins. 82 eta., five ins. fl.oo, six ins. $1.18, ten ins. $1
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      404 16 iiL-^ CUT AWAY VIEW SHOWING Matthew* Enjine-G«nerator Ualt $950 MODEL The Simplest Possible Combination of a Generator and Gasoline Engine. "In 1914 Matthews 1 K.W plants wer* selected by the U.S. Treasury Department Engineers for lighthouse installation and in each year sirce, additional Matthews plants have bran selected." With the
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      382 16 Bellanger The KiriK of Trench Cars WITH SII.VEK RAMATM AND THE OOLDBN SII.ENCK. Just Arrived Itook rCiirlf Kirst two Demonstration tars are to be sold at Special I'ricex. The Ml I >Wll"i 4 c*r ot efficiency, economy and comfor# No Jlubt it is luxurious and the price is within the
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      212 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TELEPHONES Editorial and General SB Manager's Office Ul7 Job Printing Office 1244 All communications relating to editorial matters and news should be addreiM* to THE EDITOR. All communictt.ona re'ating to business matters— ■-advertisement*, subscriptions, accounts, prmtins;. otc. should be sddressed to THE MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RATES Wants, For
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