The Straits Times, 30 May 1922

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    13 1 The Strait Times. NO. 2G,957 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1922 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      125 1 ■BBBaBfIBaSBBaBaBBaBBBBBaaBBaaBaiBHHHEBBHEiSBKBBSSSICfUBEB EEtEEBBBBW«aBBEg3g3EBBEBI3B E I CORDON'S 1 i i n I fef 1 1! r-3 I. OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE. fr^^lf Imported by 1 The Borneo Company, Ltd., j J2 (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE IPOH PENANG i I ujaßEßE:xaas£2ac:sßßaP3BasxaßßCZEßs:sccEßasßSKßaEiiaßßßßßßaax Bsas2a«i&£3tKa£!£2(JisjisasßZ&E&auiStt There's always lots of Happiness waiting for the owner of a Kodak Ltd.,
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      529 1 BBBBIIBUIBBKBBBaBBSIBHSBHIHIHBIBIMllBHBBSBBHIBBBB IBBBBBBBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBEBIl 1 LATEST NOVELS 3SSEE I H 1 5 a m The Girl who Waited, by Florence Warder $2.50 The Lover Who Lied, by Ruby M. Ayres $1.00 The Hour of .Splendour, by Jessie Mon- The Fortune Hunter, by Ruby M. Ayrcs 1.00 U-ath Currie 2.00 The Dancing Master,
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    ROSS EXECUTED.
    294 2 Final Stage of a Sordid Tragedy. A Melbourne message of April 24 states The last chapter in the sensational Ltory if the murder cf Alma Tirtschke was brought to a close this morning, when Colin Campbell Rors was hanged in the Melbourne gaol. The body of the girl,
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    The Roaring Ship.
    187 2 Dr. J. C. Smith, cf Belfast, in a paper read at t.h2 Institute of Naval A on Nodal Arrangements of Geared Drive?, examined mathematically the* pceUera of the rearing or chattering ship, and declared, after careful consideration his conviction t'.ut, in the study of critical speeds nnd
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    Colombo's Nightly Croak.
    189 2 The usual peaceful stillness of t'r.c evenings in Colombo, says a recent Issue of the Times of Ceylon, has been distorbe'J during the past few flays by the emergence, with the rains, of millions of fros-s. which render the night hideous with their peculiar metallic noise, a
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    Canada and Oriental Aliens.
    173 2 An Ottawa message of May 10 states that in the House of Commons, in the course of an eijrhuhours' debate on the motion for the exclusion of Oriental aliens, the Premier. Mr. Mackenzie Kins:, ■trodgiv urged that the subject should be approached in a spirit of
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    Look—The Guv'nor !
    175 2 Look— The Guv'nor A Lon-lon doctor is amonj; King George's doublet-, possessing a remarkable counterfeit head and shoulders of his Majesty but he is abnormally tall. Prince Henry and a friend, on a rocent shopping expedition, were standing at the top of a flight of stairs, up which mounted the
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      223 2 L [hi L %t, \£l v\ \JMvhJs\ II j§ For "Reconstruction" 1 after Illness 3j< (or sil who f.re run-down, under-weight (or tho»e whose jp§ "y^ digestion need* a rest, but who at the £im? time need building V£ 3JS up, Glaxo present! the polent body-building, flesh-forming. cenre-restaring elements of
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      294 2 CUTICURA SOOTHES SKIN TROUBLES Bathe with plenty of Cuticu'.-i Soap and hot water to cleanse and purify. Dry lightly and apply Cuticura Ointment to soothe and heal. Cuticura Talcum soothes and cools the skin and overcomes heavy prrspiration. Delicate,delightful,distingu6. Bokt>li.,T»ltiu>li 3d.Olntantli.Sd sMSI id SoMlhreUKh'-utthf Kni;nrc llr :.,;il:. i F Ktw-b-rv4^on.x:d.
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      147 2 A.M.A. A.M.A. C, A. PARSONS and Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) Steam Turbines. Turbo Generators Turbo Pumps, etc., etc. ECONOMY Power Generation AND Transmission dole Ageai P. A. PARIS, 14/S6, TUB ARCADE, SINGAPORE. A.M. A A.MA It® Aoßtic 99 pep cent. 44 lbs. NETT. T. NAGAI Co. HIGH STREET. TEL.
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    INSANITY AND CRIME.
    465 3 Judge's Criticism and Unusual Step. Mr. Justice McCardie commented on the action of the prosecution in regard to a case which came before him at the Old Bailey recently, and decided that the trial should be reopened. The prisoner v.-as a gardener, named Crocker, who was found
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    Safety Fuel Tanks.
    208 3 The Air Ministry announces that th« prize« in the Air Ministry competifior) for safety fuel tanks for aircraft have been awarded as follows Ist I'riz.--(£l.4oo)—The India- Rubber, Gutta I'ercha, and Telegraph Works Co. Ltd., Silvertown, London, E. !G, 2nd Prize <£400(— Imber Anti-Fire tanks !.•<!.. West-road, Tottenham,
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    The Name of the Deity.
    201 3 According te an Associated Press ,;i--»ak-h from Washington, Secretary of ■!-.t. Hughe »a- forced, says t l rimes, tv deny ehargei on the floor of the aerate that the name of Christ w;. deleted frwn the naming prayer at the the Arms Conference nut of
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    Three Genoese Immortals.
    131 3 i Superb* possesses thz ln.iiunu'tus which always attract visitor.-, be statues of Halilla, Mazzini, ami Columraa. Erary Genoese i-iiilci is tuuirht u> ;ulnive the POOaa patriot, 1>;jIi1I:i. who at the of fifteen threw a stone which was the signal for the revolt against the hated Austrian troops,
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      353 3 EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT US that rarely, if over is the service of any TWO SHOPS the same. WHY Come to us then we will Ir] l you the WHYS. PATENT PATCHQUICK GO. (NY\t to Orchard Road Mark«t.) I, 2 and 3, CavanaKh Read. Telephone No. 670. KWOiITsENTc«iANGr Star Br.-nd Cotfe*
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      294 3 "BETTER PAY THE COOK THAN THE DOCTOR" Pi :i';ottcs than suffer from overW imperfect cooking. I'inkotte* aid digvitioa, dispel constip;iu.i,i. famish bilious- iivi riylim is ;mil tie! headaches, clear the skin anil purify the lireath. Try them to-nicht, you'll feel better in the moraine. Dealer* everywhere sell Pinbtttea, or port
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      327 3 Your Baby's Welfare. Your dearest wish is for Baby to W* wall snd hippy. Then you must pay I particular »:irn'ion to his food, far his welfare liepentti as much on that I as on anything. The Ailerburys' S Foods are practically identical with S mother's milk —Baby's natural food.
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      235 3 SECURITY is EVERYTHING THESE DAYS! You need have no fear or anxiety whpn you buy ycur supplies from us. You will obtain the highest quality combined with economical prices and a set vice which we aim to make as perfect as possible. Our name Is your guarantee. Wholesale and Retail
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      663 4 STEfIiKIER SAILINGS P. ©.-British India °*d Apcar Line (Compnni'S Incorporntiil in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICES RNINSULAB AMD OUKMTAL S. N. CO. (Under Ceatract with His alajaalji'l Covernmcnt) 1/iNDOM FAB-BASTWW SKUVK i: 1 KOM LONDON TO MAIJSniI.I.KS. LONDON ANTWERP Dm Blagapafa Leave Sincapore KARMA] V June 11 I
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      586 4 STEfIHER SAILINGS "ELLERMAN" LINE ELLERMAN ft BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co* Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) STEAMER Dne Singapore FREIGHT SERVICE Steamer Due .Singapore s.s. CITY OF TOKIO Havre, L'don, KMarn and H'burg In port s.s. RIALTO London, Hamburg May 30 i. CITY OF PKIN L'don, D'kirk, R'dam and H'burg June 16 ..a.
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      749 4 STEAMER SAILINGS KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART KAATCHAPPIJ (ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO, OF BATAVIA) (Incorporated in Holland) UNDER CONTRACT WITII TIIE NETHERLANDS INDIA UOVURWT. Telephone Noc. VxK*mgt Dapt. l.tl, Freight IVpt. 1.02, Marine IVpt. and Transhlpmrnt Dcpt. HS7, Man.i(t*r'a Dept. 1002. tNDBAGIsU— Uav an, Prigf-Radja, Sapnt, TeabUahan, Itcnj.nt nml Reteh-Rlvw. VAN DER H.M.KX
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      468 5 STEAMER SAILINGS LONDON LINE Smva Mnrn May 31 I'usliimi Mnru June 14 LIVERPOOL LINE Tatsuno Maru June 10 Tukushiira Maru mid. June lIAMIU HC LINE Mi to Maru end June NEW YORK LINE VIA SUEZ SOUTH AMERICAN LINE Kawnihi Mnru mid. Juno BOMBAY LINE Wakat i Man May 31 Kaiua>.uru
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      517 5 STEAMER SAILINGS 0. S. K. Proposed Sailing from Singapore (Hubject to change without previous notice). EUROPEAN LINE lor Marseilles. London, Hamburg. Rotterdam. \nlMi-rp, via Colombo, Suez nnd Port Said "Arr. Dep. ALPS MARU Hay 27 May 30 ARGUN MARU July 17 July 18 NEW YORK LINE For San Francisco, Panama,
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      445 5 STEAMER SAILINGS STRUTHERS BARR\ OPERATORS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD. SINGAPORE TO LOS ANGELES AND SAN FRANCISCO Dm Singapore s.s. WEST OROWA In Port to load s.s. WEST CHOPAKA June 17 to discharge 3.5. WEST FARALON June 30 to discharge ■A WEST CHOPAKA July 5 to load s.s. WEST FARALON July
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      96 5 STEAMER SAIIM6S DOLLAR LIRE For Boston New York Baltimore (via Suez) s.s. MARGARET DOLL4R Loading Singapore June 20 Through Bills of Lading issued from Singapore to the Principal Cities of the United States and Canada. I For farther information as to Rates, etc., .apply to DOLLAR STEAMSHIP LINES, LTD. No.
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      600 5 STEAMER SAILIHSS THE BEN LINE STEAMERS, LTD. (Incorporated in tho United Kingdom) FOB CHINA AND JAPAN BENLOMOND Jane 1 BENLEDI aarly June No Passenger Accommodation. PATERSON, SIMONS CO. LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) Agents. THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Slam.) SINGAPORE BANGKOK For Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Hang sara,
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      807 5 SALES BY AUCTION CHEONG KGOK SENG GO. AUCTION SALE of vaiunbli; freehold :-.nd Inai.holi town anJ sea' side piopertirs. At Kaaaro, ChiMwjr Koon Bmu Co.'s Saleroom, No. SO, Chnlla Streat, on Wednesday. Mny 31. at 2-30 p.m. 1. Talnabl* M jraan laaaakold land and the brick anil tile roof business
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      540 6 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA From M.mdiiy, May 29, to Saturday, June 3, 1922. GEORGES CARPENTIER Idol of France, Heavyweight Champion of Europe and Light Heavyweight Champion of the World has been seen and admired on the screen in his famous Bgkt l>ut h» has yet to be seen as an actor in
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      385 6 CINEMAS After a full day's tiresome work You will want a sure rest, to sUy at home equals to birds in a nest To see our pictures enable you to regain your crest. With compliments of the season from PALACEGAY CINEMA NEW BRIDGE ROAD. Presenting another top-nefch attraction to night
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      275 6 ENTERTAINMENTS VICTORIA THEATRE TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT At 9.15 UNIVERSAL FILM MIT.. CO., LTD. Present 1 This is not n War Picture. But a story laid in the Great North Woods.. Rooking at the Theatre 1!<" Office. TRICES }2 and $1. Nahar Opera To-night To-night!! A Hindustani Play Masshor Tarjanak A. M.
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      935 6 NOTICE Police Orders mado undor Section fi (S) of the Minor Offences Ordinance, IBM, for tho RcKuhition af Traffic on the Occasion of Race. Meetings mi May June 1 and 3, 1!;22, at the Rare Cuurse, SINGAPORK. 1. All vehicles except rikishas will entor .he Singason Sporting club fronnda lv
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    110 7 FIXTI ItES. Tuesday. May 36 High Water, o-r.7 n.m. l:..( il tln« lirst li.r.. 2.15. \\.,!,,.,1a>. May 31 Rig* Water, <)-20 a.m., 1-40 p.m. Centra] Engine Works Ann. Mtc.. noon. Kind Asan. Mtg., Barker's, noon. I, DiT. 11. U.K. v. Sirgnpore UniteJ, Tanglia Club at Home, O.li
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    88 7 VESSELS AT THE DOCKS. wharf ■fate— ML Baal Wharf Nil. Mi.'.t'. Wfcarl I .ilyp-'o. Mala Wharf Manche, Minderoo, Fuoshing, Empire Dock Konhc Mam, Walcaaa Kara, Hi tkkola, Alps Mam, Ko«rWeel Wharl Radnorshire. Jardinei Wharl l'ulo Brani Coal Wharf- Nil Ki.'ppii Harliour. Mala Wharf Leh. Al.it. l.iii. (row. Lch.
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    Vessels Arrived.
    184 7 <.•■ Bii i Calcutta l;7-j IJJ tons, from Pon- Pontianak l-:.. BAN WHATT iliN. Brit.. lt>7 i 3 ns. from MaLADUOPEAK, Amor., 1.V69 ioi:>-. fresa Honrune. ELTIC PRINCE, Urn 8,592 ions, from New ,->■■. fl id Dell 29-5, for [> li from Seattle Brit. 6,77! I ivupool from
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    128 7 To-da> PalM holm 230 p.m. Malacca and Moaf P m Kota Tin^i l'-m--.....1 Rompin P-m--ba and Djambi 1 l'- m- Cherlbon rivl Bamaraag -l p.m. Wednesdajr ]j. v Breeme, l"-Tt Hedlasd, Onsrnarron nnd Weatern Ajs.B a.m. Pareols 6 p.m. to-day Bamaraag, Soorakara and J* am j ii
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    74 7 Lyall and Evatt's Share Report. I.vill ami I\alt report under to ata Tin. tlta&JO. Rubbers. -Hull. Mines. Nortl faipings 65-70. Nawns Pets 14-M, Johaas I, Murai.t 1.40-4.F.11, Liv Piahs 75-80. PeUlings 88H-6TU, Tin liriitongs buyers 6»., batang Padanga 40 cms, Kumponi; Kamunt Industrials.— Engineers >-.!i)-s.fiO. Trnrfer: 13.76-14,
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    161 7 EXCHANGE Singapore, May :;o. On London, Bank m/s 2/4 1/32 Demand 2/3 29/02 Private I m. credits 2/4 7/S2 On New V.iv!; 1 1 Private 53% i On France, Bank MB On India, Bank T.T. 17G'i On Hongkong, Bank d/d 13 7 s p.c. prom. On Shanghai,
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 7 DAILY PRICES CI'UKKNT. 12 noon. May 30, VJ22. Tone of Market Steady. Latest London cables quote Spot crepe 7'id. Sheet T'-d. Spot Juno July-Sept Oct.-Dec. Singapore Standard P»le Crepe Closing Price* Buy?r«. Sellert. Spot June •July-Sept. Oct.-Dec. ,'i';v>ajiore Standard Kibbed Smoked Sheet Cloiing; Pricei
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      MINING
      185 7 Val. I'd. 1 1 Aver Wong 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Jeiuntoh 1 1 Johan Tin £1 £1 Karn. Kamunt. 10 10 Kir.t;: Assc. S E I.ingui Tin 10 10 -Malayan Col. 1 1 Men .Icmbu 1 1 Middleton 1 1 Murai Tin 1 1 Nawng Ptt l
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      GENERAL.
      134 7 Issue. V&l. Pd. Buyers Seller! n £1 Ur. Am. Tobacco C.15.0 4.0.0 10 10 Central Engines 13.00 10 10 Central Motors 4.00 1 lE. Smelting Co. 5.25 5.75 ."> Kltctric Tramways 2/--10 10 Frawr Xi-ave 30.00 SUM c.d. >0 50 Hammer and Co. 100 110 100 100 Kstz Bros.
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      DEBENTURES.
      103 7 U. Er;y. p.e. f I.2S4.SCG pat px. pjt. Spore Electrical Tramwayt, 5 p.c. £350.0C0 mom. Spore Municipal 6 p.e. Jl.e 78.000 p»r Spore Mu»>ipal 4.% pA of 1907 SI.OOii.OOO 10 v*- dv. '■"/■tp Municipal iVt p.e. of 1909 $1,600,500 10 r«• dia. Spore Municipal 4Vi p.e. of 1909. $1,600,000
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    RUBBER SHARES.
    383 7 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Eratt's Quotations. To-day's Prices. Fraser Lyall Co. Evatt Allenby ($1) 0.10 0.20 0.15 0.20 Alor Gajah (?1) 1.00 1.00 A. Hitoun (|6) 0.50 10.50 0.50 10.50 A. Kuning ($1) 0.75 1.25 1.20 Am. Malay ($2) 1.15 1.25 1.25 A. Molok ($1) 0.90
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      616 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TIELEMAN DUOS: Smoked Kels, Liver Sausage, Sliced Bacon anil Rhy Hroad at 11. Hultc:, Kuropp Hotel I. milling. ED, competeni shorthand-typist mi meuintoly. Apply 7C>6, Straits Time». KOH SALE, one seatei liupmobile rar in (rood running order, ca«h pries $1,000 oi I'H'.ri'sl olFir. Apply to Hupmobile, BtraitS Tim.-.-.
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      265 7 rare offer of attrsctive properties viz Storage Coduwn.o. r.ror TanjtMig Puirar Wharves and business and dwelling houses in town. IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE Tr.e undersigned have been favoured with instruttiocs to sell by rniblic auction ut their sale-room, Raffles Chamlwri, Bafflea i'lace, .SiiiKi-pore, ON TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1922, at 2.30 p.m.
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      758 7 SELDOM ON THE MARKET Business premise* at Ctail Street and Market Street, suitable for offees ;u..l diftnncr of tin' Bsjaare. IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE The undersigned hars received instructions lo sell by Mbli« I ftuflta* OhamkiMtj Raitii \':j.- Finsfepure ON TUESDAY, JUNE 6, 1922. at 2.30 p.m. CEtll. .VrHKKT. Lot 1.
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    DEATH
    20 8 YOULE.— At Saigon, on May 16, 1922, P. D Youle. of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, aged 26.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    90 8 MRS. C. H. ARMSTRONG, Mrs. C. V. Phipps and Miss Noycs thank their friends wnc kindly attended the funeral of their beloved mother and also those who sent wreaths and letters of condolence. .Messrs. KOW KIM LEONG, Kow Kirn Jan Tco Ben* Lee, Teo Jee Leong, Scow Ku,r. Joon
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    The Straits Times. TUESDAY, MAY 30 LANDLORDS AND TENANTS.
    1057 8 The Straits Times. TUESDAY, MAY 30 LANDLORDS AND TENANTS. Major Field, in his report to the Municipality on cost of living, states that the average monthly rentals of residential properties in Singapore have risen as follows From August 8, 1914, to January 1, 1922, European residences 195 per cent. residences
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    46 8 Traffic Inspector Porter produced a Chinese driver before Mr. Dawson on Saturday •norning on a charge of driving a hiring car without licence on the 23rd instant. The man's licer.ee expired in February but ;e failed to get another. He pleaded ,'uilty, and was fined $15.
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    51 8 The Palacegay Cinema at New Bridge toad change their programme to-night as •'ollows A seven parts drama, The Lone Wolf's Daughter, two episodes of the lighting Fate^ serial featuring William Duncan and Edith Johnson, two episodes >f the Fatal Sign serial featuring Harry Carter and a two parts comedy The
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    61 8 The Raffles Hotel orchestra will play the 'ollowing programme of music to-morrow ommencing at ».45 p.m., under the direcion of Mr. F. A. Cook Selection, Chu Chin Chow, Norton Intermezzo, Amina, Ljackl violin eolo, Romance ct Bolero. P-ancla suite, Sylvan scenes, (1) In ■■'■auty's Bower, (2) Sylvan Dances, (3) Cupid's
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    15 8 The first anniversary of the V.M.C.A. literary Society will be held to-morrow at 8.15 p.m.
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    24 8 A Chinese coolie at Bahau was on Wednesday last stung by a wasp, and five hours later dieJ from the result of the sting.
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    28 8 We are requested to state that the monthly- service of the Christian He'alin^ Mission will be held in St. Andrew's Cathedral at 5 p.m. on Friday, June 2.
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    29 8 A notification in the Government Gazette prohibits the importation into the Colony of any publications issued by the Communist International wherever and n whatever language they may be printed.
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    32 8 The full Court of Appeal, consisting of the Chief Judicial Commissioner, Sir M. Woodward, and the Hon. Justices "arrer-Manby, Watson and Branch, commences its sitting in the Supreme Court, \uala Lumpur to-day.
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    40 8 Mr. M. J. Forrest was arrested on a warrant this morning for, it is alleged, refusing to maintain his children, an jffence punishable under section 88 (2) of Ordinance 96. Mr. Forrest was to be produced before Mr. Dawson to-day.
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    45 8 On Saturday the third officer of the X.P.M. steamer Campyns had a miraculous escape from death. During some work on board he fell down tka hatch, but oeyond a slipht injury to one of his hands, was none the worse for his 30 feet drop.
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    59 8 In honour of the patron feast of His .ordship Bishop Barillon, the Catholic Jlub is giving a concert on Friday next, it 8 p.m. Admission is free, but will be jy ticket only and will be strictly limited -o members and their families. Applicaions for tickets should be made tr>
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    53 8 At the resumed sitting of the Assizes, .j-day presided over by Mr. Justice Jarre'tt-Lennard, the case in which two Pagat Singh and Harnam Singh, tand charged with the murder of a impatriot, named Veer Sir.^h in Anson Joad en February 19 last, which was djourned from last Friday, was continue;!,
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    60 8 The Malacca police arc exhibiting considerable energy now in contrelling tin gambling craze which is prevalent everywhere. On Sunday evening Inspector lifton ccliared a rather notorious Chinere vho was alleged to be one cf the leading hap-jee-kee merchants of Malacca and .vho has now transferred his activities v ■mailer hamlets.
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    68 8 On Saturday about 11.30 p.m. a Chinerc rirl was walking alonsr Smith Street when, suddenly, an unknown Chinese seized her y the hand, ard snatched away a gold ■er.dant that the girl was wearing. A loliceman on duty in the vicinity imme-Hatc-ly arrested the man who then threw ■way the
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    88 8 The Officer Administering the Governent has appointed the officers for the .me being perfi miing the duties of Senior District Officer, Province Wellesey. District Officer, Dindings, District Officer, Bukit Mertajam, District Officer. N'lbong Tebal, District Officer, Bali--: *ulau, and Assistant to the Senior Disrict Officer, Province Wellesley, to be Electors
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    106 8 On Saturday the Chief Justice Sir Walter Shaw and Mr. Justice Barrett:>ennard fixed the list of civil eases fo: Hearing in the Supreme Court during June The list includes the following cases Messrs. Stephens Paul and Co. vs. i:-.; iiic Steamship Co. A. M. Sarkies vs. B. P. d<? ■iilva
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    146 8 Georges Carpentier, idol of Frasce, heavyweight champion of Europe and light-heavyweight champion of the world as been seen and assured on the atrasa in his famous fights, but he has yet to be seen as a screen actor. An opportunity to see him as such is afforded movie-picture patrons in
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    176 8 The V.M.C.A. Literary Society held a special meeting on Thursday to bid farewell to its President, Mr. Alfred Lea on the eve of his departure home. The sudden arrangements made for his sailing on Saturday prevented the Society from convening a larger meeting. The Key. W. Murray, who occupied the
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    415 8 Mr. M. B. Shelley has been appointed t» net as Official Assignee and Public Trustee, MLS. Mr. J. C. Benson has become a member of the Singapore Harbour Board daring the absence on leave of the Hon. Mr. V. Gibbons. Mr. A. G. Anthony, head of Met
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    The Mails.
    16 8 A mail from Europe by the Ekma is .xMLcted at Pcnang en Thursday night
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    Hongkong Strike Settled.
    28 8 Cur Hongkong eorrespi cdant wires today that the launchiiKT.'s strike was settled last night by a compromise on b The men are resuming work to-morrow.
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    European Charged with Cheating.
    52 8 Before Mr. Bull, aeeoad Magftbaate, to-day the case wns mentioned of Mr. C. M. Rice, who has been arrested in Singapore on a provisional warrant for alleged cheating in Kuala Lumpur and at Ipoh. His worship postponed the case pending the arrival and production of the
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    Egypt Passengers Missing.
    89 8 Telegrams 'to Ceylon recording the disaster to the I*, and Egypt state that imong the nessengtri missing are Madame Bado and two children, Miss V. M. Boyer, Miss L. dough, Miss E. K. McNeile, Messrs. G. 11. Brown, W. Ellam, D. Keith, J. P. Moon, J. Taylor,
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    The Night Mail.
    85 8 Our Ipth correspondent wires that the general manager, F.M.S. Railways, replying to the Central Perak Planters' ciation, writes that the derision to withdraw the night trains between Kuala Lumpur and Penasg was only decided on ufU r very careful consideration by the Residents and the Chief Secretary.
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    Passengers to Australia.
    156 8 The following pMMBgm lift Singapore on Sunday morning by the Marclla bound for Australian ports Mr. J. 11. Gore, Miss V. Phippa, Messrs. Tonilisr n, J. r'rusi-r, Craning*, A. Douglas, Growings, Air Wil«m, Mrs. F. C. Robey, Mr. and Mr.. Manning, Mrs. and Miss Cooper, HiM Thompson,
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    France and Germany.
    489 9 Important New Proposals Made. Renter's Service. London, May 27. I'.-uis: Ths committee of the Reparations mmtstiim considering the proposed German external loan adjourned until tli" "1 t bat in order to enal le the members to complete their lines>lg*ti»im London, May 28. mor nan, in a speech
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    Cotton Supplies.
    108 9 Reuter's Service. T _*ndon, May 29. In the House of Commons, Mr. Arthur Samuel affirmed that c-tir.iates showed that the supplier of American cotton are lpy the end of the current twelve months likeiy to fall below the world's demand aad that probably ihe British cotton industry will
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    Holland.
    62 9 Re item's Se'cwce. Loads*, May 27. Rotterdam Qt.e^n Wilhelmina, Prince Heavy and Prteeeas Juliana ha\e sailed for a cruise alonj. the Norwegian coast. Lot don. May 27. The Hague T!ie Ministry for Foreign has appeal ted Dr. Bakhuyzen, of the Ceaaalar Berviee, to organise a confeivme of expert- at
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    Bolshevism.
    261 9 Attitude of America And France. Reuter's Service. London, May 27. The first Bolshevik ship, Karl Marx, bus arrived at Hull with a cargo of timber, flying the Soviet flag. London, May 27. At a meeting of the central executive of the Soviet at Moscow a motion for reduction of
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    The Hague Conference.
    111 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 29. The Hagu.2 Invitations to the conference at the Hague have been issued by the President of the Genoa Conference by agreement with the Dutch Government The names of the participating countries and their experts will be published not later than June 20
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    Political Fiction.
    120 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 27. A sensational story, published broadcast in the American papers, that Mr. Crane, American ex-Minister at Pekin", had been sentenced to twenty years imprisonment by a French court-martial at Damascus for inciting Syrians to revolt, is denied. Mr. Crane, in an .interview with the
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    May be Here.
    58 9 Renter's Service. London, May 29. According to the Manchester Guardian, since the success of the campaign for the abnliti.m of the Muitsai system in Hongkorg, facts have come to the notice of the workers here suggesting that the sams system exists in another Crown Colony. Investigation is
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    American Wages.
    33 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 29. Chicago The reduction of wages of railway maintenance of way workers, on 1 July 1, is expected to reduce the annual pay-roll by 48 million dollars.
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    Irish Situation.
    154 9 Attack on British Soldiers In Dublin. Reuter's Service. London, May 27. The discussion at a meeting lasting an hour and a half of the British and Irish signatories of the Free States treaty centred on the arrangements for a general election in Ireland. There will be a further
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    Future of China.
    168 9 Times Presents a Hopeful Picture. Recter's Service. London, May 2~. With a reservation that the reorganise- 1 tien of a great country like China is diffi- culi and large results cannot be expeted immediately, a long article prominently placed in The Times presents a hopeful picture cf
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    Bottomley Sentenced.
    174 9 Severe Comments on Callous Frauds. Reuter's Service. London, May 20. The Old Bailey was packed at the conclusion of the Bottomley trial. The Public Prosecutor concluded his final speech, after which Bottomley, who had hitherto been seated at the solicitors' table, entered the dock. Mr. Justice Salter emphasised
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    King of Siam.
    86 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 29 The Fortnightly Review contains a noteworthy tribute, by W. G. Hole, to the King of Siam's enlightened statesman- 1 bhip. He describes the achievement of I this philosopher king in raisin? the tone of public »nd private morality, bringing the opium traffic
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    Russia and Germany.
    86 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 29. In the House of Commons, in reply to questions, Mr. Lloyd George stated that enquiries had been made with regard to the authenticity of the signature on the Russo-German military agreement, but no confirmation had been obtained. The matter wculd not be
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    World Flight.
    94 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 27. Paris Major Blake left for Lyons today. He was delayed by waiting for the second De Haviland machine accompanying the world-flight which fog compelled to land at Pen^hurst, and also by calling on President Millorand who expressed a desire to see him. London,
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    Opium in Borneo.
    51 9 Renter's Service. London, May 28. Replying to MV. John Wilson, M.P.. Mr. Wood states that, owing to the British North Borneo Company's policy of restricting consumption of opium by, ir.tor alia, increasing the price, consumpj tion nas fallen from 19,906 pounds if. '11)19 to 1,297 pounds in
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    Royal Wedding.
    34 9 Renter's Service. London, May 29. The Duke of York g-oes to Belgrade on; June 3 to be sponsor a: the wedding of Princess Marie of Rumania to King Alex- ander of Serbia.
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    The Races.
    164 9 Selections for To-day's Events. Appended are our selections for this afternoon's races Race I— THE HOBO to win. The Joker a place. Rcce 2.— LADY PIQUET to win. Hatneld Boy a place. Race 3.— COCO to win. Merry Maiden and Sterling place.-. Race 4.— MAHARANI to win. Rockport
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    Heavy Monsoon Weather.
    168 9 The Straits Echo reports that the Straits Steamship Company's Malaya plying between Penang, Renor.g, Tongkan and Kopah, encountered exceptionally rough weather on her last trip and arrived ot Penang en Saturday overdue by about twenty-seven hours. Shortly after leaving Ton-jkah she ran into very bad weather with
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    PRINCE IN BORNEO.
    3450 9 Enthusiastic Welcome At Jesselton. Royal Tribute to Chartered Company. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Jesselton, May 18. At 11.35 a.m. H. M. Light Cruiser Cairo dropped anchor off Jesselton and a Royal Salute of 21 guns announced the arrival of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales on his visit
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    RUBBER ESTATES AND TAXES.
    510 10 Appeal Court Decision In The Merliinau Case. In oar issue of Saturday, we published a Keuier message dated London, Ma] i; which state,! The Court of Appeal has decided that the third part of the fourth schedule uf the Finance [No. 2] Act, 191S, did not
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    Hongkong Naval Command.
    133 10 Captain H. E. Qsmce. 108 of the late Dr. W. G. Grace, (accompanied by his secretary Pay Lieut. Comdr Worthington), is a passenger on board the P. and O. Kashmir, proceeding to Hongkong to succeed Captain William Bowden-Smith C.B.E. as Commodore in charge of the Naval Establishments
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    858 10 The Recommendations of The Internal Committee. The Singapore Municipal Commission's Internal Committee report on internal reforms was laid on the table at Friday's masting. It deals in its recommendations with two main heads, namely General and Departmental General. (1) That the hours for work of the indoor staff,
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    102 10 Best Reasons for Leaving. To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Perhaps some of your readers who have been trying to sell things without success in thes? none too rosy days night find a little comfort dn the fact that away tbi re in that so-called wealthy land
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      THE DERBY.
      428 10 Donoghue to Ride Capt. Cuttle. A win Of the 27th inst. states Pondoland did a nice five furlcng canter yesterday evening at New Market. His hind leg was bandaged, but he appeared to walk home sound. The betting is now 7 to 2 St. Louis 0 to 2
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      Singapore Yacht Club.
      325 10 Tfce handicap race for Mr. bTihhiW shy came off yesterday over the cour already published, m light fluky weather, following the heavy rani of ;Jie ■ii lit. No Malay cr^ws were allowed in tie beat- and they had to i ith sails c!;.v.-i>. and at andi Mr.
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      Swimming Club.
      69 10 There wire nine entries for the novices fifty yards race at the Swimming Club on Sunday. As nothing was known of the capabilities of the entrants j.ll were started freni scratch. The race produced a promising addition to the club's good swiiv.!i'ers in V. A. Burton, a new
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      Selangor Tennis Championship.
      135 10 With in entries for the Kuala Lumpur tournament in the Malayan singles lawn tennis championship the draw has resulted in there be ins; throe matches in the first ties in which J. McCabe Reay meets Loke Yaik Foo, G. E. Cobb meets W. G. Parker and J.
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      CRICKET.
      461 10 The vS.C.C. Tournaments. Bankers, Brokers and Insurance ha< hani luck in not scoring a win on Saturday when they had Public Service and Law as onp( ttants in tl'eir first match in thi S.C.C. tournament on Saturday. The; declared with 176 for eight wickets, b;il time robbed them of
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      S.C.C. beat Pulo Brani.
      376 10 Playing on a mat wicket, an S.C.C. team beat Pulo Brani on thj latter's j>rourd on Saturday after an interesting match The visitors, batting first, made 100, and the military were all out for 21 run.-, liThe S.C.C. started badly agr-inst the bowling of Barncit and
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      Tampin beat Kuala Pilah.
      232 10 The following are *\\e scores in a match between Tampin and Kuala Pilah, which Tampin won en the first innings by 48 runs sr >res Tampin, Ist innings. Irvine caught and bowled Sansom, 1, Sivanathan lbw Morgan. 2, Gillintham ct Raman b Morgan, 3, T. E.
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      Amateur Golf Championship.
      30 10 A Reuter wire of May l' 7 states At Prestwiok ii; the amateur ieotf Juunpionship final B. Holderness, Walton Heath, bear ,i. Caven, Cochran by one up.
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      Badminton.
      245 10 Before a fair fathering of spectator! the badminton match between tii" In an Catholic Club and the Newton (!ub which was postponed from last week was play ed yes'erday evening on the letter's ground, the game being in the hands of Mr. A. S. Roman. The Newton Club started
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      BOXING AT HOME.
      159 10 Criqui beats Fox. A Reutrr wire of the 20th inst, st::i;-.: hat at Holland Park in a tv.it, featherweight contest Bufl champion, beat Joe I'ox th.c British champion, the referee stopping th>ight in the twelfth rounci. The result was to be expected. Inde?d "ox did well i
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    RUBBER ACTION.
    176 10 Judgment Given for Khoo Swee Yeow. The action has been rep irted in this paper in which Klioo Bwee xeow. trading ander the. style of Swee. Thye and Co., 48. Clyde Terrace, mod Messrs, Sam Buatand Co., M, Chulia Street the plaintiffs alleging that (teien(iant-i broke a (contract
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    Passengers Arrived.
    204 10 Per Kashmir. From Lomi ;n lilt. Wallace Cook and Mi.s Cook, Dr. W. H. Fry, Captain Gilroy, Mr. W. A. Hamilton, Mr. P. J. HatU'n, Mr. L P. Jones, f>ptain Lake, Mr. anl Airs. Lampar-I, Mrs. Molvneaux, Mr. I). Russell, Miss Rogers, Mr. J. R. Stewert, Mr. J.
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    Suez Canal To-day.
    1854 11 Lord Northcliffc dives His Impressions. Writing from De Lessens' House, ii,.;, ilia, to The Times, Lord Northeliffe gave utterance I the following facts and ions I m iii these days when Lord Allenby's Egyptian policy is much in our minds, we talk about the Suez Canal with
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    TRIE'S DEATH SENTENCE.
    239 11 Justice McCardie's Views On Insanity Plea. A London messagi f M;:y regarding '.in- •Uath s.ntcme Mum) <ni Ronald True for the murder of (;< rtrnde Vatos or Olive Vouiik in a Kulhom that Justice McCardie, in nil ramming up. that the fact that Ronald True killed Gertrude
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    16 11 Th.> sun of t!i..-iOO,OOO is to I immediately in aWelapiag the London |i k'phi IJC system.
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    PAPER MONEY.
    468 12 San Vat Sen and Something For Nothing. Mr. Rodney Gilbert, who recently had an interview with Dr. Sun Vat Sen, writes as follows to the N. C. Daily News The subject of paper money came up. Dr. Sun, after remarking that the Provincial Bank of Kwangtung was all
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    Earth's Golden Centre.
    202 12 In all probability, suggests an authority, the centre of the earth is a globe composed )f gold, bridJuai and platinum. These m t;.! are, cf. course, in a liquid state, Ihe indium at the exact centre that is, jtrovidaig there is not some heavier metal at present
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    Germany's 6.000.000 Casualties.
    189 12 Interesting figures are given by Lieut.General Altrock of the German Army, as to the losses on land and sea of his countrymen during the war. He makes a total of over 1,800,000 dead and 4.246.000 wounded altogether over G. 000.000 casualties, as against less than 1 30,000
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    III-Treating a Mui Tsai.
    186 12 In a case at Honifkonir, in which a Canton se was charged at the Mat,"strary with ill-treating a little mvi tsai servant (rirl came airain before the Magistrate a .-ecotul tinie, the defendant, who had been reli ast-d on a bail of $500 did not appear
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    WAKIYUKU WEDDING.
    606 13 Eride Waylaid and Left to Cry For Days. Returning to the United States after a nine-years' experience in Kast Africa as a Catholic missionary, Dr. L. J. van dc Bcrgh found it difficult to get an unbiased or even credulous hearing owing to the absurd statements (absurd to
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    Wild Men in Brazil.
    202 13 Ri markabk discoveries hare boon made by the three o(T!cers, Lieut. Ki--i--nn!d SmitTi, Captain I{. Ha!!, and Engineer Sub-Lieut Marsd?n Sm tH, iiuriir,' t'vir 1! months' trawl ii thl heart of Brazil, fnn vhich country they have j:st returned They travelled ■t.OOO miles through tho interior,
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    Shanghai Hotel Profits.
    204 13 Mr. Broaiiic A. Clsrkc, presiding at ttl annual meeting of shari'holilcrs of the SnanKhai Hotels, Ltd., said in the course of his speech The net profit for the year, including $2i,P;5. r ).]3 brought frward from tbt last account, amounts to »7:;r,,i;j().so, or an increase of $31,570.28
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      342 13 Crosse&Blackwells namcis'WpU Af MM ff knewn in Great Britain snd thrsjgh mf Mr out the World as a guar.ir.^e of 4&W K quality in Table Delicacies cf p/ny ff^ «J^^l a y^, omf Am* §Lr^ 6^ Vrzzctves, Manna Jade, Rckles cf every m Js9 MtH^JmJKr <?■''' kind.Sauces. Pun» Salad C-.'s.
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      467 14 Assurance in force over $17,000,000 Assets approximately $',000,000 S.C. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporsted In Stralti Settlements.) LONDON OFFICE 82, Old Jewrj, E.C. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester Hou se Singapore. C o«panl.. Act in .very p.rtJenl.r. Th. Company ha. £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of En C
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      558 14 BANKING NEDERLANDSCH INDISCHE HANDELSBANK (XETH. INDIA COMMEUCIAL BANK) Established 186.",. CAPITAL Fl. G0.000,000 C about £5,000,000). ISSUED AND Fl. 55,000,000 (about PAID UP £4,600,000 RESERVE FUND Fl. 47,750,000 fabout 4,000,000 HEAD OFFICE IN AMSTERDAM HEAD AGENCY IN BATAVIA BRANCHES Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Medan, Soerabaya, Samarang, Bandoeng, Weltevredcn, Choribon, Tcgal, Pccalongan,
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      324 16 TO LET The comfortabla nnd commodious residence at liO7, Joo Chiat Lane, Tanjon? Katong, six Ici.'roonis, with two bathrooms attached, siU:t r. nnd rtinirip: roor/is, with a spacious back, terrace, electric lights throughout. Servants' quarters and garape. For .-.'.rtiirr pmiticalaH apply to GUAN X.AT CO., LTD. J3, I'IMI.I.II' STItr.KT. EfltaUhkei
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      356 16 GUAN KIAT CO., LTD. (Incorporate! in MafepaM) S5, Pnil.l.ll' BTSSST. New Shipment's, Just Arrived. Ex. s.s. ACHILLES s.s. TEUCER C. M. Scrubbers or Scrubbing Rrushc.-Sup-•flat quality untarred white Spunyarn, C ply-Best quality Steel Wiry Kidillrs and Sieve* (Wood Kirns) \Vsltern BsMfe an.l White Marine (.lue-Tarred Uatlino in 120 fathom Coils,
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      953 16 CLASSIHED ADVERTISEMENTS The TREPAID charges for Wants, For Scl-, To Let, etc., in ordinary close-set type faveratco six words tD line) are per line one insertion 28 -cti., two ins. 46 cts., three ins. 61 cts., four ins. 82 cts., five ins. $1.00, six ins. $1.13, ten ins. $1.40, twehre
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      928 16 LAND AND HOUSES TO LET, Villa Marina, No. 61, Meyer Road. Aprly t<i Meyer Brothers. WANTED SEA-SIDE BUNQALOW, furn,?hed, for about' one month. Writs to 782 Straits TtaM NEW BUNGALOW, 144, Taajoag Katoog Koad, cas and water laid on, entry Juno 1. .•\pply_22, Sur\j;ei Road. TO LET, residence No. 8,
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      679 16 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, godowns nnd offices, in town. Ap v .ly to Snyora Co., 8, Malacca St. TO LET, No. 1, Rklllej Quay, .uilabio for cilice, entrance June 1. Apply Low 4k Co., m. 10 LET, ctfice and gcdowns centrally situated with river frontage. Apply Siine, Darby und
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      201 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TELEPHONES Editorial and General 68 Manager's Office 1117 Job Printing Office 12U All communications relating to editorial matters an.l news should be addressed to THE EDITOR. All communications relating to business matters- -adv. rtii. menu, subscriptions, accounts, printing, etc., Kiiould be addressed to Tiifc.' MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RATES.
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