The Straits Times, 11 October 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 26,765 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      102 1 i^^IJJU ill nIhB^B m\ PUsener'Beer R y|^ Guinness's Stout |g^ SOLE AGENTS The Borneo Co., Ltd. <ncorpont»d In England) SMALL KODAK GREAT PICTURES fj^ I In- iir>> \tst-pocket Kidai- costs only r^B?^ t C in it.s cafe and will draw «reat pictures n small psptr. Ifti^ r\Js/f l^ht^ClSS GET ONE
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      97 1 Portable Ranges CARRON DOVER RANOE NO. 8 .33 inch. 3S inch WITH BUK'' WHJ4 j I J■, ivni.ni r (\\rr\ic DOUBLE OVENS WOOD OR COAL f^fiE^* l^ ANn WITH BOILER. Jj^^ COPPER BOILER. BEETON RANOE 36 inch. Robinson Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated in < 'in!:freT»> Important Announcement JF jy B^ oC3k
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    SEPTEMBER RUBBER RETURNS.
    589 2 Ayfr fcfolek Hubl)or.-,14,72U lbs. ■"■.ISO lbs. An^'lo-Maniy. 8549fl lbs. I Alor Gajah.— 9,73o lbs. Australasia.— 7,2oo lbs. Ayer Panas.— 2S.oOo lbs. Aycr Hiiani.in.l.l7 lbs. 58.594 lbs. Bukit Jelotong Rubber.— 7,sl4 lbs. I Bikam.— l9,7oo lbs. Buloh Kasap.— B,9oo lbs. Braclwall.— X r .,934 lbs. Balgownic. 15,710 lbs.
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    SEPTEMBER TIN RETURNS.
    109 2 Murai Tin Ltd.— Pis. 335. IMu Piah.— s64 piculs, sluicinif 550 piculs and tributors 14 piculs. Kampong Kamuntinjf Tin Drednne Ltd.— Hours run (two dredges) 1,169 cubic yards treated (two dredges) 160 000 total piculs (two dredges) 1,331.89 nett value $«1,406.4 G. No. 1 lost 8 hours
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      313 2 IBhampion Dependable Spark Plugs Install Champion and Forget Your J Spark Plug Difficulties With the installation of a PlO* set of Champion Depend- HBb* able Spark Plugs your *$"~**s^^^ ignition worries disappear, |B^k The famous "3450" Insu- pi lator, protected from I shocks by a patented gasket construction, is practically
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      345 2 IN AWFUL NUN CUTICURAHtALED Children's Faces Disfigured With Breaking Out "My two children's :ac?s weretetribly disfigured with a breaking out which spread s~>id\ nnd covered /*^3-*%farJ& b ckB ->i ./H i ccatu to ti| n C\ v^jAAi 9 />> to be In awful 't^^n WitiSr "nadveitise-•>-,,T N M W mentlbiCuti.
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      147 2 I INTERNATIONAL MOTORS, LTD. pi".-a. ORCHARD ROAD Phone 2617. Overhauls and repairs of every description to all makes of cars and trucks. Painting, upfiolstering, batteries charged. Separate lock-up garages. NEW CARS ON HIRK. Customers having cars repaired at our works can hire four seater cars at daily rates. SWINEHART TYRES
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    THE NEW YPRES.
    690 8 Rebuilding the Ancient Cloth Hall. I When I saw Ypres last— four years atf" writes a correspondent in the Morning Post, it was a huge mound of broken j nones and only the relics of the Cloth Hall and the Cathedral Church of St. Martin told that
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    RAKE PLANT DISCOVERED.
    252 8 Species Picked in the Azores Nearly a Century Ago. A brlaU-d discovery of plants nearly a century -old, and believed tt> be now extinct, has just been made. Early this year, writes a Daily Chronicle representative, the Royal Botanic Society of London were asked by Messrs. Joseph
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    Lord Leverhulme's Portrait.
    151 8 Thera if confiiderable amusement in art circlp* hi home over a reported disagree-im-nt l.r'wron Lord Leverhulme, whose a<-tn>n id Hocapitatinir a portrait of him•elf by Mr. Augtistus John recently aroused considerable controversy, and Sir William Orpen. According to the Daily Chronicle's Paris correspondent. Sir Wil!ram Orpen painted
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      461 8 I ?2 Cal. Rifles Vjf^ftfV A and Cartrid^es <fjfLM I B Tke M calbrt rifle U the moat widely uaed ol all IE I H ajiilm arasa, For amall same, at weak cod out- 111 H ham ka cflanpetrtive aboota, thia amall bore rifle SePf ratpM aapMOM. Remlu«ton 22 calibre
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      414 8 DAISY AIR RIFLES Become an e;:p rrt marks- man with a Daisy Air < Rifle. Daisy Air Rifles are made in single shot and repeating I models and shoot straight to the mark. They look like hii;h powered "big game" hunting rides and are reasonable in I price. i Own
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      1254 8 ma i»Ri\f es and rich men only i novFRNMFNT wnnrr THE ROYAL YAKUT! (OVERNMEN L NOTICE Tenders will be received at the (oloin.l (WV.M. MI AS). Secretary's Office, up to noon of October I 14 1921, for the following work* This Yakut! or lire-giving nectar hn« been > 1- Construction
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      730 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0. -British India s AND Apcar Line Companies Ineorpo MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. Undir* Contract with His Majesty's Government) r.e Co»i.«n»'. VAII SERVICE EAST OF BOMBAY are »t present s«spcnde4 LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE ROM LONDON I TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON Die
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      736 4 STEAMER SAILINGS STEAMER SAILINGS STRfIITS HIP "H DOLLAR LINE ■mm leteaded U sail ft« ttasjasjere u >INT A Monday, 4 p.m., for Port BwettanvkTmn^mTX. m 4« n> SINGAPORE TO NEW YORK; Malacca and Muar. 1 \KA-Tn«idajr. at 4 M »jk.. let Ualaeea VIA SUEZ and Maar. iPOH- Wednesday, at 4
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      384 4 STEAMER SAILINGS TH* OSAKA BHOSKN KAIBHA LTD i' lncorporate* 1 In Japan > Ne. 1. n* Soa«a Stroi Proposed Salllaf fro«s Slagapore (Subject to change withont aoUee) rfOPEA." I'Ji* For Port BmW, n*r««i:"-». Loaaoa, Aatwer». Rotterdam Huabart »rr. de*. ALTAI MARU Oct. 17 Oct. 18 •AMAZON MARU Nov. 15 Nov.
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      589 4 J STEAMER SAILINGS USTRAUA BY BURNS PHILP USE (Incorporated in Australia) Singapore to Java Ports, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Brisbane and Sydney, via Terros Stnits, also with transhipment to other Victorian, South Ai^tra lan and North New mania an I New Z< land Ports. AITKOMMATK SVILI.MiS I MARELLA, In icrew
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      361 5 STEftWEH SfltLIWeS N.f.K. European Line LONDON LINE Fortnightly Service FOR MARSEILLES, LONDOIf AND A^TWrBP, VIA POBTB IPAMO MARU Oct. 19 IYO MARU Nov. 2 AT.-UTA MARU Nov. 17 LIVERPOOL LINE Monthly Service POB MARSEILLES AND LIVERPOOL VIA POBTI LISBON MART) Oc»- ll HAMBURG LINE Monthly Service FOB LONDO.V, AXTWEEP, ROTTERDAM
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      295 5 STEAMER SAILINGS STOQUVAART MAATSOKA^PIJ REDERIANB (NEDERLVND ROYAL MAIL LINE) The Undermentioned are the Company's Intended Sailing* FOB GENOA AND AMSTERDAM ORANJE Sailing Oct. Cl P. JUI.IAXA Ppc in J. P. COEN Snilior Nor KON. D. NEDERLANDEN Dec. 23 VOVDFT Sailici Not IB REIIBKANDT Dec. 30 P. D. NEDERLANDEN Dec. 2
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      514 5 STEAMER SAILINGS THE BEN LIME GREEN STAR LINE A*n B am JTr>S* I ffl Stramrr Oestlaatloa Da« data S I I AiftEKS, LI U, «w" m js^ aatf Ort ffcMII 1.1 I h tb. United UV A») W" CAR^ a N t-ranc^co tRtML U 'AGADAHOC Ihw Yort »nd Baltiaiurt via
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      476 6 CINEMAS Alhambra A World f roduction of Great Dramatic Powei- >TIIY XF.LLY who ni:'d(" nth ft bit in a Production I w jj roM will weQ WMWlhw, Tho Lnw Decides inSParts. THE AWAKENING In 5 Part*. I d:frcrent chanMtei portrayal in this picture in which fiho is I i Übntegu
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      303 6 I ENTtfttftIHMEHTS 1 Harmston's Circus AND ROYAL MENAGERIE Nightly at 9.1 (RAIN OR SHINE) LOCATION BEACH ROAD Matinee: Saturday, October 15, at 4 p.m. Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform Half Price to" Second Chairs Stalls only. Children half price to the Matinees only. Box plan at ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD.
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      350 6 S|H J9H Ik rWfi»BH«rWrlSl«3ia!W^^ "I I NEVER SAY DYE, SAY gj |T has been common practice for g A many years amnnp business j Tl ITf men to refer to "my banker," "my K| fk- II broker," "my tailor." That little j Ml Pi word "my" means that the busi-
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    188 7 FIXTt'RF.3 Tueaday. October 11. High Water, G. 50 a.ir, 6.50 p.m. Rent As*easment Board, 2.15 p.m. Harmston'ii Circus, Be»ch Road, 8.15. Rollo'a Wild Oat, Vie. Theatre, 9.15. French Vr.ricty Company, Palladium, 9.30. Wrdneaday. Oitoher 12. High Wnfcr, 7.84 a.m., 7.23 pjn. Ixxlk^ Zi-llr.nd in the East. Koothnll
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS
      89 7 East Wharf Ea>-in Sciil'ilan. Kant Whurl Aliporc, Thonirwn. Van Im hotf. Sherrs AVharf- GiariT v cn~. Main Wharl Taluda, ?.aida, Nile, Ccyloi Mara. Kmpir.- |)«rk Lake Fielding, TaUuno M.-.ru Machaen. \\r>t Wbarr Perabroksahire, Hobc. Jardlnfa \>harf S.l. Talo Branl Coal Wharf- Nil. Keppel Harbour. Main Wharf
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      Vessels Arrived.
      76 7 BAN WHA'iT BIN, Brit, from ktalaeea 11-10 for Halaeca TJ-10. llf:i:i:. i r:;.. 340 tor.*, frjni Port Swcttcnham 11-10, for !'«rt Swettcnham 13-10. PEMBROKESHIRE, Hrit., t.?68 tons, froor. London 10-10, for HonKkong 12-10. VAN DEN BOSCH, I.SM toaa, from Batavi* 11-10, lor Batavia 13-10. Tho M. M. c:iri-o-bost
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    168 7 To-Haj Pulau Sambu 2.30 p.m. Malacca and Muar 3 pjn. }IonK»ung. shanghai und J;.:>a;] p.m. Pi Bang, Rangoon a:vl Calcutta 4 p.m. Ba'.avia, Saraarang •nd Sourabaya. 4 p.m. BaagkM P-' Wednesday Bm#ih 1 Mocura-Saba ar.il Djambi 9 a.m P. Sambu, Muntok ami TalcmbanB H »-m. Batu Pmh«l
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE
    31 7 (OBiciol Post Offlee Report) Left Sincaporo Arrived London September September 2'J September '■> October G Si ;iU mber 0 October K Septcn Oetober 18 Sepi 'mber 13 October 10
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    New Roofing.
    155 7 Bzpcrimeiiti have recently beta mmW m .hi- So rabaya Laboratorium with a specimen of th;> new roofing Uip invintor of whi<-h i< mi prwent in .Juva and is shortly lominß to Singapore. The rocrfiiih' wm produced in a factory where the machinery mutable for the purpoae whs not
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    134 7 KZCHANGI Singapore, October 11. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 1/4 Demand -I Private m. credits 2/4 l'/:,2 On N\\v York Domand *Va Private !ifr days 4691 On France B.ink 580 Ou India Bunk T.T. lWi On Honfrkonc;, Bank d/d 32V1 p.c pin. On Shanghai, Bank d/d
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    55 7 Spot Ui-t. Xov.-Dec. mn. -March I Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Price* Buyers Sellers SO 31 Spot Oct. Nov. -Dec. Jtr..-Mnnli Tone of Mar kct Steady. Singapore Standar Ribbed Smoked Shee Closing Prices Buyers Seller? tttt 33% 34 34 34% DAILY FIKU CUKKENT. 12
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      MINING.
      184 7 rss. v'ai. Pd. Buyers. Sellers. 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.00 1 1 Hitain Tin 3.40 1.50 1 1 Jelantoh 0.40 0.00 a £1 Kam. Kamnnting 1.14.0 1.16.0 xd. 10 10 Kinta Assoe. 6.00 tl £1 Lohat Mine* 5 5 Lingui Tin 8.25 3.75 10 10 Malayan Coll. 12.50 13.50
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      GENERALS
      134 7 /ai. Pd. Buyert. 8«ller». •1 £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 3.0.0 8.10.0 10 10 Central Engines 16.50 1G.50 L 0 30 Central Motors 3.50 4.00 :l i'l E. Smcltinc Co. COO 6.30 /-5/- Electric T'ways 2/6 10 10 Frascr Neaves 28.50 29.50 >0 50 W. Hammer Co. 75 85 00
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      DEBENTURES.
      100 7 t) Ergr. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 par 6 p.c pjn. .Vpore Electric Tramways, 5 n.c. £350,000 Bom. Spore Municipal 6 p.e. $1 S7S MO P»r -pore Mun. 4* p.e. of 1907 i 1.000,000 10 px. dia. pore Mar.. 4<4 p.r. I of 1909 $1,C00,5C0 10 p.e. di». -pore Mtm 4M,
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      359 7 RUB BER SHARES. Fraser and Co. and L>all and Evatt's QnoUtkma. To-day'» Prices. Fraser Lyali A A Co. Evatt. Ulenby ($1) 0.10 0.20 0.10 0.20 \lor Gajah ($1) 0.90 1.00 0.90 1.0»' Illtam ($8) 7.00 8.00 7.00 8.00 Am. Malay ($2) 1.60 156 1.75 Kun.ug m im Mstek islj l.Wi
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      38 7 FOR SALE* 1 Att«tfc«n irotor bin. modi'l V.C t.» r. ton.. rli»i i 1 Aiirliury niour tuu. inoUvl to I ;<>na cli»ik. On"vi»w at 170, Belefie lU>a<l. Price* rery rruiioiiable. Kor, ir« »ppl> i" Sw*e Ca K.\ lree<
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      488 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE FIANO. it* <rood as new. For particular.-, apply S.. r i, Btratte Ttmes. WA.vTKI), larcr icr chest, fnrticrjlirs^to I'erak Club, Taipine. BOLTER^ for noft Herrine.i Horn, Frrncli Mirdincs, Fried Flounder and Fried Her-rint-s^ WAWTBD IMMKiiTATELY, a junior clerk. \pply to Pacific Trading Co., Ltd., 68, Rohin--011
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      21 7 "Three Castles" Cigarettes There's no sweeter Tobacco comes from Virginia and no better brand than the Three castles" THACKERAY THE VIRGINIANS
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      482 7 FEDERATED MUM STATES RAILWAYS On aiul after iic'olrr 16, tttl, the f In the trnin milne wil omc into operation The 8 a.m. E.M'KKSS Kuala Lumpur to Penaßf will leave Knalu I.umnur at 7.31 .m. and stop at all station:-. Between Kual i I.umjnir and Tnnjonß Hallm. 6.28 a.m. frcmi
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    TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11
    1148 8 TUESDAY, OCTOBE R 11 NATIONAL DEBTS. many of her millions starving, ill. GovanuMati of other I to (riant her credits in order that purchase food. Th? Intorr.aticna: Formed to deal with the cf relief, has decided that credit* B grar.ted unless tha Soviet gives guarn.-.tcea, and roeopnisss preI to s!"c
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    27 8 Vera Pohlman.the Russian womsneharprxl with aiding Norman and Muncie to escape from the American gaol at Shanghai, was acquitted. The prisoners are .low in the British gaol.
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    42 8 Nearly half a million dollars worth- of tpium was discovered by the Shanghai police and detectives on September :;o and confiscated by order of the International Mixed Court. The chauffeurs itid coolies found in charge of the opium *tc now in custody.
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    46 8 The Locomoticf stntes that^th;? Control our of Middle South Timor reports that some 200 to 000 Beloeneezeen from Kakawek, in South IVlui-, have crossed tho r >order at Anas, killed the frontier guard, looted the Lotas tampon;; and carried off rhrco cf its inhabitant* in bond*.
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    26 8 At sn inquest at Shang-hai las>t month it \yas stated that from 000 to 800 <l?a<! bodies were found on the foreshore at Yangtzspoo every year.
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    26 8 A Weltevreden message states that a youth there who was shooting birds with a rifle also shot a fifteen-year old ice vendor who has since died.
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    25 8 It is notified for pablic information that Armistice Day, Friday, November 11, 1921, will be observed as a public holiday throughout the federated Malay States.
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    29 8 At the Ingathering s.<rvice held on Saturday last the Tamil Methodist Church realised $1,01G.08, showing an increase of $114 on last year's. The sum of SGSD.OS .vas cash offering.
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    34 8 By kind permission of Lt.-Ccl. R. W Morgan, C.M.G., H. 5.0., the Drums r.mi Fifes of the Ist Eattalion South StalTonl;hire Regiment will play Retreat in the Botanic Gardens to-morrow, commencing at 5.15 p.m.
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    34 8 The total number of war medals issued from July 24, 1919, to September 5, 1921. s 7,119,600, n.ade up as follows 1914 Star 348,000, 1914-15 Star 1,530,600. British War Medal 2,847,000, Victory MJdai 2,394,000.
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    44 8 On Saturday the rocf of a large godowr n i::)b.r.son Quay collapsed, bringing porions of the wall with it. The wcrk 1 I salving the $160,000 worth of rice whic! he building contained was on? cf soan< iifliculty but it was successfully carrie out.
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    44 8 The Peninsular and Oriental liner Man.ua, London for Sydney, collided with r ,'orwegian k-trh at three in th?. mornini ..T the Isle of Wight The ketch was en n two. Kir cr:\v v.ere rescued and tak?r jr. boar.l the Mantua 'which proceeded onmv i.
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    49 8 Work was begun tV.is mornink in crnloetien with tie lajddSag of the War Mc-mcrinl on ttis eeplanade. Pirsuanabta Jm Intention is that tho monument shook ac completed in time for unveiling durin-. ihe visit of 11. 1'.. H. the Princo of V,';.l t the end cf March n.xt year.
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    50 8 Cain) (Malty) Rubber Syndicate crop for ear ended March 81, 1021, was "17,87^ lbs.; f.o.b. cost ll.fiS.l. per pound; all-::. Ls. 1-old. average net price Is. 4.90 d. pci joun.l- Profit is £2,667, plus B 871 brought ir, making, Eubject to corporation .ax, £5,3.'!0, which directors propope be carried forward.
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    51 8 The following Singapore property was disposed of by auction by Estate ar.c irast Agencies, Ltd., at their sale-room <r he 10th instant Land comprised ir it&tutery Lar.d Grant No. B,!<2G together A-.th the hcu-. known as 88, Cecil Strict ■roa I^oo sq. ft., bcught by Mr. Tan Boor Pin for
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    55 8 The master of the stcairer Knight Tem)lar reports an obstruction sabmerged six i:id a quarter miles south, end M miles *est from Pulo Pisang Ligiit a'.su thet at 5.. R io p.m. en October 'J, be pa<.-c'.l a lighter awash cables south of I'.afle? ■.ighthousc. The lighter has dc~M awash,
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    56 8 The Kinta Uiver was very BMtrh swollen M Saturday morning. It overflowed Its jar';s on Fric'ay night a;;d water streamed nto the Topic's Park and the strips r.i ■and on both suies of the river ft Brewsttr Road Bridge to the wooden bridge n Treachcr Street. This overflowing wa caaajTd
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    61 8 Lungchow, the la?.t stronghold of the Kwangsi troops, after more than a month if serious fighting, was at last captured by the Cantonese troop 3 en September 30, according to reliable information received from Narming. Many guns and much wkt material were taken from tho enemy. The 'all of Lungchow
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    54 8 Rnffles_ Hotel orchestra will play tV. "ol'owing programme of music to-morrow Ht 9.45 p.m., under the direction of Mr. F. A. Cooke Overture, Bohemian •jirl, Bclfc entr'acte and valsc, Corp. lia Oelibes berceuse, Joeclyn, (lodar. fan'.aisie, Tannhauser, Wagner Miami 'ta Logan; two dances, Nell Gwynae, (ai Pastorale (b) Jig, German
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    66 8 Although the weather in the neighbourhood of Tanjcng Pa gar was not parties'ariy thick between ii and fi.:tO a.m. to-day cho sounding of syrens among shipping was oecideily so. It moat have awakened qptta a large area— to the rapid growth of Singapore as a port rf call an,l tc
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    70 8 At the meeting of the V.M.C.A. Litcrar Society, to-morrow night, at 8.30, paper* will be read on The Crate lot Sport Wages According tr> Family Needs, an^ Th? Child of Ota Unmarried Mother^ l>\ Kesfcra. J. W. laffenoo, r. A. I'.uins a:v' 8. K. Pradhan respectively. Members <t the Association
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    79 8 An interesting: ceremony was to be wilne;;:(l throughout the different Ma!:i., lvamponx* in Kuchin.p: on Sq)t;mbcr 15. namely that of Abakan Tolak Bala, \^ipr foodstuffs, fruit, and cakes were set out on trays by the road-side?, and partaker. of in tho open by crowds of Malays. This says the Sarawak
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    85 8 In his unAunl report on Agriculture in Malaya for W2O. lit. Lewton-Brain, Director of Agriculture. F.M.S. and Straits Settlements, observes that thinning out has received niore attention than formerly, and it is now recognized that it is better to have a limited number of high-yielding*, healsfcy trees per acre, thr.n
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    386 8 Mr. T. Kitchii:;; has bron transferred ■from Sercmbnn to K;;r.la Kangaar. Messrs. 11. C. W.illan and A. T. New boult have been appointed second Lieut cnants in»the M.V.I. It is understood that Insp. W. G. Porter will succeed Insp. Benge a< Traffic Inspector, Sinsaporo. Capt. E. K.
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    Rollo's Wild Oat.
    94 8 Wa announced by request f>n Saturdr.y that all tickets issued i-.r Saturday, Bth inst., would he available for Friday, !t.i, sml that anyone not able to u-^; 1 th."n on that nitfht would hay;- th ir mi I tjrn.l. We understand, however, that Messrs, Moutrie have epened
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    Case Under the Labour Ordinance.
    96 8 A case in which three coolies claimed 16 :>a;,s' waxes from the Alexandra Brick•vorks was heard in the Second Civil Dis'.Tict Court yesterday. Hie complainants ilieged that t! 1 t iS (i;-\s in the mcath of May. and claimed wages iVr that period. The defendants,
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    Scottish University Dinner.
    99 8 The Scottish University Stud ■loldir.t; their annual dinner i:; E jn Hallowe'en, 0 tober 31, and an adver:iL<:'ment v.-.th regard to this a,)p ara in our adverttseav .hes? dimi rovidin ta Settlement* Gold Medal woa I. The medal is toally by Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberihc.i.s presents y
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    Employee's Claims.
    144 8 A ease wot commenced thi^ morning r'oro the Chief 1 wtii 1 Wi Itcr Shaw, which Mr. harfcs Edwin John Barbour ciaiiiitii from the Bomi o Co, 1 mission at the nil.' >f 24 r c ;it. on the net profit 1 ..f th- working of th- Borneo
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    France and Germany.
    113 9 Reference to the Exchange I Problem. BKUTEB*! SKKVICB. La i St. Na» ire "i. Briand, who was accompanied by i is Cabinet ministers, in that the Frcm* Govern,t Gorman Government Referring to the problem if tl'.ict;;rit r" I c dwelt n the 1 1 imic competiv. a
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    Disastrous Collision.
    100 9 The Glasgow to Dublin Liner .k. Renter's Servici. 9. Bowan, i c W ;:P'i ."'i pas- sank rT the west c ::~t of Scot- Twenty-four BY red in dense f»ir at tho th of Clyde. The I i;i the first with an the !;iv.-.i;i col- p be Rowan
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    The Ypres Salient.
    53 9 BLUltafa BMVSM. I. mdon, October LO. I. in?,' furiii'il under !'i lnco*< f Walea an! i.f recordin names and i Foughl ;ii"! 'ii d Contributions are also to be onsti t.i.ii uf m hostelry at i iiT th« battli fields. Me t the Ii i to all
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    Washington Conference.
    202 9 The Times on Sino-Japanese Questions. Banptt sebvice. Loadoa, October 10. The Times, commenting on the Chin"se reply, aatya the imjilication is that wbeiasM Japan desired the question settled before the Washington (''inference, the Pekinjr Government determined to keep it open sjad brin^: it before the Washingb ftirsiHß tat
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    British North Borneo.
    142 9 Amazing Charges by Major Powell. lubVi Service. October 0. Amazing all. nst the Dritisb North Borneo Company are ir.a-ic in tho f the Ceatury Ma^azim by Major E. Alexander Powell. Hi bat :>pium smoking and gambling acoutaged in order t.> awdi the revenues. Import I l^i'^urers are
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    Royalty at Manchester.
    106 9 Reuter'3 Service. London, October At Manchester 12.000 pco;>;? cnthu■lastically >:rcet^l Their M:>..:. ..tie? in and Boyal Kxrhnnre. Sir Arthur Haworth read a loyal addreas ::i which he mentioned that the e.\chariTu red 1 acres and had a member ship of 11.030, representing -J.ooo firm. operating i; 0,000,000
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    Singapore Naval Base.
    54 9 ivII.TEK'S SERVICX. Loniii-n, October 10. Melbourne Naval ofltean ha\ declared that under th naval reorganisaticn scheme the I*s>i!ic fleet will be based at BNigiyi re, Sydney himwilin nicely a repairing port for fleet unit- and farther, al] subsisting naval t:iti.;is m Australia, h.iiudiiiK Jorvta Bay with its
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    Sedition in India.
    223 9 Serious Action by National Congress. Reittr's Service. London, October £>. liombay The working committee of the X^tional Congress end Khiiafat worker* hor, passed a resolution advocating ii p.ncral strike throußhout India on the day 'A the arrival of the Prince of Wales at Bombay, nd urging provincial
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    Desperate Russia.
    102 9 RrtTEß's Service. Lonoon, October B A wire 'rur.i Pct-.r.-rad says that the Soviet has proclaimed war at PstrogMd on October 1. Many desertions t->;»k place from the Communist party last ir.riith owing to famine nn..l ihf* opposition of the peasants w'.io favour the private ownership «.f land. London,
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    Christian Public Opinion.
    69 9 Keuter's Service. London, October P. PTashingtoa Th? lederal Council cf Churebea of Christ, America, has sent to its I")0,0("i0 contrrepations 1- rt-. inc!uf ir.^ ii;c,st of the proteetant lienoninatitiis. urgmg all religious bodies to seixe tlu- prkaleae opyoii— lly of the Washing. tjn Prmff rente to cultivate
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    League of Nations.
    68 9 Eeuteb's Service. London, October 'J. Hott the expaisea of the Leajrus cf Nation? arc lllill UHllld amir.'.' the m-.m--ben is r iwiillflml as foUowa:— The figures show units payab!.' by eacii state. Tha British Empira and France each 80, Italy, India, Ciina and Japan, caeh Co, Canada
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    Austrian Finance.
    68 9 REUTEB'S SEK\7CI!. London, October 10. A telegTam freaa*'Vwuaa states thdt o n laadal paak has been caused by the unpztiesdeated number c>f kroner, kwiad reeeatiy, whldi resulted in maid rusli o: purchasers buyinjr foodstuffs and goods in the belief that Urn kronen will soon beeom Worthless. The police
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    British Trade.
    35 9 Keltep.'s Service. l.endo;i, Octnber The trade returns for Beyteanber show impwta of m cottea dacTaaaed by 14,846,000 ;::vi (xporta of ssa—factnrae decreased by i;>s,iin<;.o io inemdmg a il i-Jl,". lS.iitlO in c.tton BJUtBUfaC-j
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    Freich Naval Mission.
    40 9 Beuter's Sebyicz. London, Oct.ibor I.c Matin Understands that ViceAdmiral gPeboß, ex-comma mler of thtfre^lli fleet nt tlie Lcvan!. has been up I pointe:! ihi^ of tl-.e naval u:.s- i n Which will *:.-cimp»ny M Brwad to Washington.
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    LIBEL ACTION.
    2428 9 Judgment for Cold Storage Company. Straits Times to Pay .55,000. S h This morning, in the Supreme Court, the o Chief Justic?, Sir Walter Shaw, delivered c Judgmait in the netior. which was insti- o t'jtc.i in January of last year in which tin t SiiiKapi.rc Cold Stoi-age,
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    KUALA LUMPUR NEWS.
    101 9 (From Our Own Corrcspomier". > Kunla Lumpur, October 11. The. ex-Service men are arranging l«i r ■lointrs for Armistice Day, Including a Jrw head servfea on i .> i idang ex;!usive!y for c::-S<"-vico ir> r., and a dinner followed by dar.re. Republican Day was ob rved by
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    DISTRICT OFFICER CHARGED.
    102 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) P Mag, Oet b r 11. Tunku I: maii. District Officer <.f Kulim, a nephew of H. H. th Sultan and brother-in-law of the Regent, Is charged with breach of trust in connection with ?15,000. Tlic case is to be heard at Kulim.
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    OBITUARY.
    60 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, October 10. The funeral of Mr. Lfan Choon Boon, Chartered Bank in [pob, was attended by rtie 1 admg tot k:... i of the Kinta district r ceased, who was edhmated hi Penang, was a man of the highest integrity, who had rendered great
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    H.M.S. MERLIN.
    170 9 H. M.S. MERLIN. Farewell Entertainment At .Johore. On Saturday, the Btn instant, II >^ Highness The Sultan of Johore entertained to dinner the captain and officers of H. M. S. Merlin at the Officers' Mess, The Fort. Johere, prior to their departure froir 'ohoro waters. Cover* were laid for BO
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT.
    151 9 Mr. W. Peal, chairman of the European Unemployment Committee, forwards the following report, <i:;iu! Koala Lumpuv, October R \"o. of applicants for assistance U i Employment found Ii v'ided with passages to other country 121 puv., r > women and -l children. gea declined 13 nun. J woman
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    HOME LETTER.
    1876 10 Looking Backwards And Looking Forwards. By Our Special Correspondent LomiiHi. Beptesaeet i>i. It may be convenient, in the intervji. before Parliament meet- again, to eeasdder the standing of the various members of tiie fovoraatent, their achievements daring the pa-.t I'ariiame-ntary months and BSS problems thut he before them
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    Penang Hills Railway.
    1399 10 Progress of Construction Described. The following, says the Pinang Gazette, iin abstract of a paper presented to the i Engineering Association of Malaya, by 7 1. Johnson, Resident Engineer, Penan? liiils Kuilway, on the occasion of their inspection of the Railway on Stptemuir 21, JO2l. The conditions
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    DISTRICT COURT APPEAL.
    239 10 Messrs. Brisk and Co. Win Over A Watch. An appeal 1 11m wiling an IH-carat gold hunter watch was heard in the Supreme Court before thr Chief Justice. Sir Wnltev S. Shaw*, and Mr. Justice Barrett-L -nnari. Un Saturday,! the parties concerned beint; Messrs. Brisk and Co.,
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    Singapore Mortality Returns.
    257 10 Th? Health fiepartmenl of tha Municipality of Singapore have issued a new form of weekly kalth statement, the first publication of which is for the week coded October 1. The death rate was 41.21 per milU- per annum compared with 41.61 in the preceding week, and with
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    126 10 Owing to tJie non arrival of the films the management of the Gaiety Cinema lOglS< that they will not bL- able to •eTeen the. Houdini Serial until next Tuc--day. In place the feature Whom the (ieds would destroy will be shown in the fust shew. The second bouse,
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    34 10 Programme of drills, etc., for week ending Friday, October 14, 1921 Tuesday. 11th.—5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, Bras l'.asah Koad. Malay CpmpaeV. Wednesday, 12th.—~>.\T> p.m.. Drill H;at. Chinese Company Recruits (Musketry i.
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    25 10 SINGAPORE AND SOUT H MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Orders for week ending October W Tuesday, 11th.—Elevctith Troop Pna>de, 5.10 p.m. Wednesday. 12th. Eighth Troop PaiiJc-.
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      S. F. A. CUP. R. E. Sports Club in the Final.
      780 10 S. F. A. CUP. R. E. Sports Club in the Final. Yesterday the 11. E. Sports Club and the S.R.C. met for the third time to try to decide who was to go into the final of thiSingapore Football Association cup competition. In both previous matches the result was a
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      George Gray Coming.
      134 10 \V.> have i .Teivwl a letter George Gray, the famous billiai who is at present engarred in I Ea.-t, statirior that he will at lava next Monday and ho] exhibitions b-.ith l.vre and in the The nnnie of Qeorge Cim.- i- Fftn^nMaf all who know anything about
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      Singapore Tennis Tournaments.
      140 10 Plcy in the S.C.C. tennis tojrnament ye.-terday resulted as follows C Singles. F. H. Toscenie, owe I beat C. Wardle, scr., w.o. Major Westland, scr. beat F. Dean, owe i, t;_:i. (i_2. H. Hogervorst, scr. beat J. H. Pedlow, owe 1, w.o. a, A. Robertson, owe 15
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      TO-DAYS TIES.
      159 10 A CkM Simlea. J. Donaldson scr. v. R. B. B. Donncll owe 30.4. H. S. Haskinx owe 15 v. S. J. Edward scr. J. Uterraark owe 15 v. H. Leaksy scr. B Single*. Major Stanbury owe 1 v. R. M. Duff «r. F.. H. Bowerman scr. v. II.
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      TO-DAYS TIES.
      183 10 PowMw Handicap. .>. 1'. Holmbcrsr and F. Ephraums v. V. t:s and W. Baihctchet. DhUm Handicap. 0. Oeblcrs and A. van dcr Beck v. E. Vf. >ic Ct-uz i.mi E. Ryan. Championship. G. Gray v. K. R. Scott. A Singles Handicap. E. G. Wheatley v. C. A. Norritt.
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      Cycling.
      47 10 A RcuUr wire from Paris, dated October 9, states that Leuif Dutriou, chumpitr cyclist of Dijon, has b.-oken the world's uuppced hour recortt of 24 miles. 1J52 ■aids, established by F. H. Grubb, at Berne Hill, on July 10, 1010, Dutr->u coteiiag over 27 mi?. j
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      Hockey.
      71 10 The following will represent the S.C.C. against. No. 4 Company K.G.A. tomorrow A. M. Arthur A. N. I«iyloumv, O. 11. 8, Ratemnn R. B. LayIfoumt-, C. J. Bewitt, l.t. Elliot K. J. Button, I. H. La Mothe, F. C. Stocks; T. Tumbull and T. H. Holyoak. Yesterday we stated
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    80 10 Macphail and Co/s Daily Report. Singapore, October 11. Silver I2'j. Hongkong S3 per cent. Pr pi. 'ihreo months gold 4G'i. Soars market.— Dull. Rubbers. Small enquiry. Taipinps 1.0.1-1.10, North. l.J'J 1 Bontht r, 2 < -07 cents, Nawnjf j-I..'>2'j, I'apaiis 4_'i..-471-i! cents, Plandokt CO-cr. cents, Kawsngs cents,
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    Mr. Wening's Pictures.
    139 10 The exhibition of work by Mr. K. Wcnintr, a Swiss artist and sculptor, at present vi.siting Singapore, is attracting thcefavourable notice of these, who appreciate art. Mr. Wening is showing at the V.M.C.A. a number of past- Is which might be described as anthropological studies, as they
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    THE TRADE SHIP.
    628 11 Floating Exhibition Coming To Singapore. According to preaent plans, a spcciallj designed ship, named Uritish Industry will set sail From the Thames in tht nammer of IM_'.: for the chief ports 01 the world. She will tirst proceed to the Kast Coast of South America, where theri
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    LIFE'S MISFITS.
    406 11 Tht Traped> of (he Wron;; Calling Preventive. pendent <>( In TiniiT rites Ever) year i.-tr. number of boys and cirl.s taki up appointment in business n industry for which they »rv unfitted. Th waste their own and their employer's tinn ami finally :ir forced to begin aen in
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    THE GOOD OLD TIMES.
    920 11 A Peep Through A Jacobean Window. The other day, writes a correspondent n The Time.*. I bought a parcel of 80 irfnted volumes, and among thcin I found Oalton's Countrey Justice (1618), a Jncojean propenitor of the Stone'fi Justice's IHanual, without which no present-day ustice of
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    Non-European Unemployment Fund.
    112 11 Non- European Unemployment Fund. The follnwiiiir further, subscriptions ant! donation! towards the Non-Europenn Unmploymint Fuml are acknowledged. Kampnng .Martin Kioicf Fund $200 Kiam Kiat and Co. 20(1 y.r. Tan Kheam Hock 66 Mr. I "oh Chens; Tee f.O Mr. Kwak Bni»r Cb*w r.o Mr. I.iin Neu Soon i,O M 1
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      161 11 New Music, THE WHOLE WORLD SERIES THE MOST POPULAR SERIES THE OLIVER DITSON EDITION STERN'S ÜBRARY MAGNUS ORGAN VOLUNTARIES SCOTTISH STUDENTS SONGS OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Also Piano and Vocal Operatic Scores, Francis and Days, DarewakL Feldman, Planet, Song and Dance Annuals Standard Folios Waltz, Sons; and Pianoforte Pieces.
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      357 11 Raffles Hotel. A Supper Dance will be held at Raffles Hotel, after the performance of "HOLLO'S WILD OAT" ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1921. Dancing till 1.45 a.m. F. A. COOKE, A. E. HcCLABT, Musical Director. Manager. Adei phi Hotel EVERY EVENING OUR SPECIAL ORCHESTRA PLAYS FROM 7 to 10 AOEJLPHI
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    BID FOR BETTER BITTER.
    506 12 .Experiments to Solve Mystery Of Hops. The romance of beer, where it comes from and how it is produced, is a subject little understood by the man in the street. (He is dimly conscious that hops and malt have something to do with it. Hops nre
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    COST OF LIVING PROPHECY.
    434 12 Index Figure Reduced from 122 To 88? Mr. Felix J. Blackmore.Presidenf of the National Chamber of Trade, prophesies that by the end of the year the index figure of the cost of living will be reduced from 122 to 100, and that by April next the
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    AN AUTOGRAPH HUNTER.
    450 12 2")0.00(> Miles' Tour After Signatures. A (trance ticruri' a man wearir? a Jersey, khaki drill breeches and gaiters —is walking the streets cf London just nan looking for celebrities in order that be may arid their autographs to his colkction. This it comprised in a ledger-like volume
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    30 12 1 -v drinker ;;t Knficlii Gratitude pearl of great price, and seldom have I fell more matWtal tlian 1 do now to t!ic policeman who took ihartfe of me wh-.n
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    LONDON METAL MARKET.
    400 12 MCMH. William Jacks and Co., i-i th..:r report uatod Sefrtvmher IS, state As possimUm is. still the. bthef.vof tha majority of the bu»inc?s community, lssf week's advances' have not be«h mamUirjed in all dopartments but the tone is distinctly better. atui Continental iron and steel are Jiflfcujt
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    Rescue at Sea.
    163 12 The Japanese steamer Kaiwo MJmi, Captain V. Yashizaki, which arrived at Bangkok on September 25 from Singapore, reported picking up at. xea a small boat with three person on board. Tho boat was seen on Thursday aftwnoon about four o'clock, and was approximately SO miles to the
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    15 12 (ri.-lmiac at Kingston Of course I am jrriHy, nr I wnnVJ not h«*p hc«T» limy,
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      130 12 Kiam Kiat SDfl fot> ftTiiiFACTORY tines DO NOT WORRY, WE WILL lIELP YOU. IK ii." PURITY IP' APRICOTS ,HRIES h LIBBI ORATED IVTir-K Mqtjlattc dish, Rewmtxr, lMby*» Ev«| r NH« i« th« milk with that Iruttl r-c the best LIRBY'S ASPARAQUS MAKES ANY DINNER SUCCESS ijcLi/ p pokohi F< with
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      172 12 >^^^^^^^^^^^^ B^,^^,^,^ B^ B^M^ B MgjgMgjsß^aaasaaMsasa»aaasja»«a^a^^ s s. T \^ft/^^p Ambrosoli Stoppani& Co. Colonial Motor Co. 189, Orchard Road, Sintrapoie T«l. 880. GO TO P. Reloomall's Silk and Curios Store Where ron can socors best Hosiery, every sort of Indian, Chhtoec, I!tir:r.i »c, PrEHka, crepe?, chanrensc, liraaswaro, Cloisonnewaie aud Dost
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    COMETS OLD AND NEW.
    829 13 Some of the Causes of Unfounded Terrors. It la n mater of common knowledge tl at OB the evening of Sunday, August 7, live people at the Lick Observatory obMrved a bright object near the sun. Cloud prerentad continuous observation, and binoculars added no detail. The
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    SOLDIERS' GRAVES.
    160 13 .Exhumations to Cease in France And Flanders. i It has been reported on good authority that the War Office has decided to discon- > tinue on September 30 the exhumations of I the bodies of soldiers on the French and Flemish battlefields. Neither Australian nor New Zealand nor
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      214 13 ***** 11x5 •Be sure y^ this Lid is not pierced fii^M^M'Hl N you buy a tin of Brooke Bond tea be careful to look tfci^LiM ■<iul see that the inside lid iias not been pierced or removed. This I^W^^^*J Hd is your guarantee. As long as it is unpierced you
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      213 13 The Brand of Confidence \^tS^a i Quahs' Motor Transport Cc Puom in COMFORTABLE CARS ANF TT JL Tl J3L> JNT LORRIES FOB BIRF DAT ANO NIUH7 Tile SPECIAL CHARGES O"NTTV PTPT T A TST T? Wrinit 1 E _^9P®BLn TEETH GOOD TEETH AID «J. W*^, TVI P .(>OD LOOKS. W
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      1141 14 SALES BY AUCTION PULAU BULANG RUBBER AND PRODUCE CO., LTD. PRELIMINARY NOTICE HV ORDEB OF THK TKUSTKES +OR DEBENTURK HOI.DKRS. Th. undesigned have received ni.tructions tn s,ll by public auction (if not previously sold by private treaty* lit their saleroom. Raffle Chamber*. Raffles I lace, on a date to be
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      1730 14 Assets over $4,000,000 S.C. Assurance in force over $17,000,000 The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. OPF.CE M* »«e— J >: The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supremo Court of England and complies with the British Life AiBWMII CnmSjauls. Al t in „v .r v particular. ATTRACTIVE PLANS OF
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    1035 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics Penang Auto Club. At th? annual general meeting of the Penanu Automobile Club, Major L. W. I.oarmount, president of the club, was in the chair. The others present were Missrs. A. J. L. Donaldson, Dudley Wardc, J. H. Hanson, A. H.
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      183 15 H/ 4 KILO -WATT 32 VOLT L ALLY- LIGHT THE CHEAP BUT EFFICIENT HOME LIGHT AND POWER PLANT. Consisting of water-cooled gas engine and generator in one unit and 1G cell 9 plate illiard Storage Battery. EXTRAORDINARY CAPACITY OF COMPLETE PLANT. 110, 20 Watt LAMPS 3 hours 100. 20 Watt
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      446 15 LiIDJLifC II I /TV HlP^ B\\|>y TWT7 MOJTOR AI^LTTXri^V /m^V Q| ■I'a^^^ J^ «^^^W B^t^C £1% mOl 1 NOTHING FINER -BOTTUD or CANNED m. ji JM c tho fhvt fcfcasifcg with OROSSZ BUCKWBU y/0^ DeJtc&crc* j« CbaJE^n Puniy and C 7rn,*hnmm m »O V*rtmo~ tOUH «9 VW*«M«« of DOTTID MIATk,
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      449 16 N«w Shipment Just Arrived of Carpenter's Smoothing and Jack Plane*. BwTllMaßni Tapped Nuts, from ru'tlandV Wh" 8 B x Hin 1 trom 1H in to 6 in. 4 Clyburn Screw Spanners, from 6 in to Ahl>. stii* Cord or Yarn, all size* Asbestos Pipe Lagging Rope. Patent Plaited Log Une.
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      574 16 TAY GUAM KIAT 86, PHILUP STREET. Phone Noa. HIS and 111* Ihf sui-'-eswfnl contractor :or supply of FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS. ETC to the Singapore Municipality Mrtag the year 1921. GLOBE BOILER FLUID. For clearing and preaervmg .warn t»«li*r* of all types. Used by all factories. t«*mer., etc. and
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      829 16 CLASSIFIED ADI The PREPAID charge* for WaaU, Far type (average six word* to Una) are Par eta.. thre» ins. 04 cts., four ins. 82 ets., five twalv* ins. $1.56, <\ft**n ins. $1.72; eighteeu 82J!I Minimum charge $1.00. Advertn.DJiot sp*eifl«d art iiabUsh**' nntil counterman tt cts .xtra |i .n*i» for a«»
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      881 16 TRTISEMENTS Sai*. T* Lei, etc, in ordln.r;. rlo.t si lice on* insertion 'Us ets.. two inf 4* inc. tl.oo. six int. $1.18, taa ins $l.« 0 in«. $1.87, 20 ins. $1.99, 28 iv«. fl montt 3t« of which the number of insertion* i; <v in* 1 rbnr«»4 aeeorjisgly 4 shirr*
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      484 16 J^m i l L' I. v CUT AWAY VIKW SfcOWING Matthews Engine-Generator Unit $950 MODEL The Simplest Possible Combination of Generator and Gasoline Engine. "In 1914 Matthews 1 K.W. plants war* selected by the U.S. Treasury Department Engineers for lighthouse installation and in each year since, additional Matthews plants have
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      281 16 Straits Motorcar Service, Ltd -'l!-2iri. ORCHARD ROAD Sole Distributor- "f BELLANGER famous French C';ir All kinds of Repair* to Mi.lor Cycle*, I ar- and I.orriex rn ruled Cracked Cylinders, Crank-Case*, (.cars and broken parts of anil nietaU Welded. RELIABLE CARS AND LORRIES HIRED (mods Transported from Ships, (iodowu, Private Houses,
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