The Straits Times, 8 November 1922

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    13 1 The Straits Times. No. 27,095, SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1922. PRICE 10 CENTS
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    IS IT A VITAL FOOD ?
    567 2 IS IT A VITAL FOOD Birmingham Experiments With Milk. An interesting experiment is about to be made by the educational authorities at Birmingham, on the invitation of the National Milk Publicity Council, with a view to demonstrating the impjrmn' part played by fresh milk In the development of children. The
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    Welsh Musical Prodigy.
    248 2 Wales is a land which abounds in young musical talent, and practical!) every little village and hamlet possesses its musical or elocutionary genius who. in the course of a very short lift-, har won anything from f>o to 100 prizes at that remarkable institution the Eisteddfod. But
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    129 2 Routine Orders, dated November 1, by Lieut.-Colonel F. E. Spencer, DS 0 M.C., Commanding S.S.V.F. Wednesday, 8th.— 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, all Companies, Officers and N.C.Os and Auxiliary Volunteers. Thursday, 9th 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, S.V.A., Battery Parade. Friday, 10th.— 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, S.R.E.(v), Company Parade.
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    35 2 Orders for week ending November 12 Wednesiay, Bth.— Band Practice and Siprnallin-; Class, Headquarters, 5.15 p.m. Friday, 10th.— Scouts going to Camp parade at Johnston's Pier, 4.30 p.m.
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      328 2 ►o glad you are getting well again, Daddy/ What a feeling of satisfaction it is to a man who has been nervy and run-down to find he is getting back his normal health and vigour. 'Wincarnis' offers renewed health I to men who are "Nervy" and Run-down. j Runttown vitality
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      601 2 <<■ BEET HAM'S let-rola. W TOUR BKIN AKD J^ m complexion rm fin bekapt in a Parfect On- nlB racaUr aaa of BMtham't IV9 B rob. It effectually nmnm x*-rfi2 nil ronflinais, reilnaas, Uln, j^ fully aoutiilniT aud refre.hing jj^-rrrjl of til hltb-claei chemist* »nd |C££m| r^ttTii»irirjoii T i TO
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      125 2 A.M.A. A.MJL FLETCHER i*l (Incorporated In England) CANE SUGAR MACHINERY SPECIALISTS for the Equipment of SUGAR FACTORIES and DISTILLERIES. B«U Afeat P. A. PARIS, 14/W, TM ARCADB. SINGAPORE. A.M.. A AoAl«^i\« xiiiitf m»*m »»t in- <M ti»n» Real Economy. Don't let the white ants destroy your Rubber Estates bat use
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    SIR F. DYSON ON ECLIPSES.
    463 3 Still a Great Deal to Be Discovered. The first of a series of popular weekly lectures arranged by the City of London Young Men's Christian Association at theil building in Aldersgate-street was delivered by Sir Frank Dyson, Astronomer Koyal, on Eclipses. Colonel MacKinley. R.E., presided
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    Covent Garden's Cat Patrol.
    182 3 l-'or nearly .'!0 years 10 cats of successive Rfnerations have "patrolled" a lariri 1 warehouse in Ccvent Garden Market, protecting stucks of fruit from the nifrht attacks of rats and mice. The present force is made up of Nellie, a wisolooking tabby cf 14 years, and
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    Native Companion Dance.
    182 3 To view a dance by nad»"_- companions i> >.i!u of the intiT.-stln'r sigrhts of the .V- stralkir Dut naturalists hsve v.!:t:en i> {rood daal about Urn resrularity of th.- manoeuvr. and liKeneo them to :i set of ouadrilli .s. l'!u. DH'inbvrs of the Naadwv Autoinobil' Club hm\
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    252 3 Captain A. B. Armitage, R.N.K., cammanckr of the F*. and O. liner Mantusi. which is now homeward bound from th.* Fur East, had (says the Kobe Chr<ir.;ili> much experience in Antarctic waters. He .mined the training-ship Worcester in 1878, and after a practical seamanship training in sailii.g ships, joine'l the
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      377 3 Office Stationem A Choice and Varied Stock at Pre-War Prices Price Lists on Application to the PROMPT PRINTERS RICKARD Ltd. 76 Cecil Street, Singapore. Tel. 2228. Don't let yoor teeth decay, they Injara yoar health CONSULT J. IKEDA Chargea Moderate. No. 41, BILL STREET. 'Phong MI. (Oppoiit. tan Ontral Fire
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      553 3 DELICATE FROM BIRTH HOW BABY'S OWN TAM KTS HELP weakly rnwiN In three words—' delicate from birth is cxprosci! v world of anxieties suffered by mothiTH whose children have had a bad start in life. For little ones who nre ailinc. peevish, worried by teething, fickle of appe tite, and
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      302 3 ws DELICIOUS, The Standard WHOLEBOHE, for Purity and REFRESHING, "iv". Excellenoa. SAFEGUARD (f^^^fe. W AGAINST 1 f^^i 1 K JmC FEVERS. /BaSrSiSil- tU rfl ---.C.— 1 F'""« R*riarf LIME JUICE tm»>nmniiiiiii»mnni PHOTO S of Actresses, Beauties, Studies, Drawings. Great Choice and variety. State wishes clearly and write to Mr. GENNERT,
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      215 3 "It's difficult to get a poor picture when the new Ansco Film is used." THE chief cause of poor pictures is ur.clcr-cxposurc or over-exposure. (•Figures prove it.) Now comen the new Arscol'ilmwitha remarkably wider ranee Ch o/exposore. It adapts itself to dull light and bright light to a degree unknown
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      684 1 ITEAKW mUHtS P. 0. British India and Apcar Line Incorporated in England) MAIE AND PASSENGER AND CARGO BUVIUH I'K.MNSILA AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES, LONDON A ANTWERP Due Singapore Leave Singapore KASHUAR about Nov. 12 I DONGOLA
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      652 1 STEAK* SJUUWIS "ELLERMAN" LINE XLUSMAIf BTJCXNALL STEAM3HIF O*. IM. n»swis»e,t*4 to ata«Ua4) lTsaA]O»_ Bfj Isagipsil PAssffreEß antTiai OVTWABD, »—»■> Da* Slaxapef* s.s. CITY OF TOSX Dea, 14 sa CITY OF SIMLA Jo. M ■A CITY OF POONA Mu. I ■OMSWAKD, s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles A London Dec 20 14.
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      673 1 KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPM (BOTAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO, OP BATAVIA) (laeorperated la Holland) tnVDXI CONTRACT WITH THC NXTHERLANDS INDIA, COTnUfMBrTT, Talevaasw Nee. Paaeage De»t. 111, Freight Dent. 1!M. Mariaa Da*! aaa Traasalsna-at Dept. 1417, Mar.ager-1 D.pt. IMI. BOTH November 8, Muntok and PalembangSlNGKEP— November 8, Tongkal, Moeara-3a bll and "jambi. VAN
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      355 8 STEAMER SAILINSS N. Y. K. LPNsWW UtTB Foshlmi Mam Not. 14 I Mtshima Maru Nov. 28 UTBBPOOL LPTB Tajiaa Mara aid. Nor. ■AJCTBB LPfB DakW Maru Nov. 21' PTsTW T»BB UWB TIA -Waa BOTJTH ABOamiCaJf HUB Kawachi Maru Dec. 7 BWBAT LPTB ioji Mara Not. 17 Vakasa Maru Dec. CALCUTTA
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      272 8 STEAMER BAHJNBS O.S.K. rr.pe.i4 ■aniagl iNal UMM (retjeet te ehaaga vitheot urrlea. aettaa.) BUBOPBAIf UNB For Marseilles. London, Hamharg, Botterdsa. Antwerp, Tia Colombo, Saea and Part Said. Arr. De*. AMAZON MARU Not. 20 Nor. SI SHUNKO MARU Dec. 22 Dec 23 'Omit Marseilles. mw tobx unb FW Baa rruelaca, raaaaa.
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      122 8 STEAMER SAILINGS DOLLAR LINE FOR BOSTON, NKW YORK AND BALTIMORE, via SUEZ s.s. DIANA DOLLAR November £0 s.s. MARGARET DOLLAR December. 15 FOR VANCOUVER, SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES s.s. STUART DOLLAR December 6 Through Bills of Lading tuned from Singspore to the Principal Cities of the United States and
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      225 8 STEAMER SAILINGS comamtm bbbtigb or THE OCEAN S.S. CO., LTI. 'I»«erporated U Bagland) TNE WEST AUSTRALIAN t N. CO., LTI. (Incorporated in England) Moathly Cnrlee Udag cargo aad Paaaengers fraa flagapon BATAVIA AND SOURABAIA NOBTH-WBBT ADSTBALIAN POBTt AND rBBMANTLX (PKBTH) ii>froxla\st. sUIH»a» CHAKON Nt». 10 MINDEROO Dee. 4 GORGON Dee.
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      312 8 STEAMER SAILINBS AUSTRALIA BY BURNS PHILP LINE Incorporated in Aastralla/ Singapore to Java Ports, Port Darwin Thursday Island, Brisbane, Sydney and Mcl bourne via Torres Straits, also with tran shipment to other Victorian, South Australia! and North Queensland Ports, British Ne* Guinea, New Britain, Tasmania and New Zea land Ports.
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      163 8 STEAMER SAILINGS STIIUTHEIIS INI HARRY OPERATING U.S. GOVERNMENT SHIPS STNGAPOU TO LOS IMUI IMII BAN FBANCISCO. I)a« s>n»»p«r« U. 8.5.8. 8.8. WEST CBOPAI to discharge an.: U.S.S.B. s.s. WEST FASALON M to discharge ami load U.S.S.B. 8.8. APUS .Inn 10 to discharge ami load U.S.S.B. s.s. WEST IVAN Jan. M
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      461 6 CWEMAS PALACEGAY New Bridge Road. Tel. No. 16*3. In the First Show at 7.3* p.m. All Comediea NIPPED In the BUD, A Rolin Comedy. AN EASTERN WESTERNER Harold Mord in 2 Farts. ON THEIR WAY. A Rolin Comedy. TRYING TO GET ALONG. Paramount Comedy In two parts. In the Second
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      330 6 CINEMAS MARYBOROUGH From Wednesday, November 8 to Tuesdsy, November 14, 1922 In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Paramount Artcraft Presents ROBERT WARWICK IN AN ADVENTURE IN HEARTS In 5 Tsrts. Paramount Artcrnft Presents DOROTHY DALTON IN MARKET OF SOULS In 6 Parts. In the First Show at 7.30 p.m.
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      532 6 STEAMER SaILIN6S STRAITS STEAMWIP CO UMJTEJr LOCAL SAILINGS Intended to aafl Hlramer Trom !)Upsei< r* Monday, A p.m. KINTA Port Swettonbam aad Penaag Monday, 6 p.m. CAN WIIATT Malacca and Muar. SOON Tuesday, 2.10 pja. CAI.TPSO Port Dickson, Telnk Anson, IU r Dst<« and Lamnt Tuesday, 5 p.m. lIVE LEON'G
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      169 6 INIO-GHINA STEAM NAY, COMPANY LIMITED i incorporated in Hongkong! Direct Berries to Japaa tU Hongkong and Shanghai and to Calcutta ria I'enai'i from Singapore. Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Cbefao, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtne ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA HOSANG
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    172 7 FIXTCBtS. Wednesday, November 8 }lich Wntor, 0.17 a.m., 11.44 p.m. real Sports Meeting, S.C.C., 5.15 p.m. Fanglin Club at Home, 6.16 p.m. Vtursda>. November I 1 1 ich Water. (1.14 a.m., 0.18 p.m. ■aril mail leaven. I'll. Orchestra, Vie. Mem. Hall, 6.15. rfc I*},1 Noiemher 18 High
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS.
      78 7 Cant Wharf Basin— Nil. ;.-r (Vbarl Teesta. Sheers Whari K. lantaa. Mala \\h:iri Kill S:m;:, Acamemnon. Kmpiri Dnek l-.l;n::i. Yamagata Maru. .|)ll.ill. Jardinco WaaH— Nil. I'ulo Brani Cos! Wharf— Nil. Keppel Harbour. Main Wharf Tug Hercules, N.R.P. Dilly, I Ista Nu. Lch. Angler I horu;,, lane,
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      Vessels Arrived.
      79 7 LAN V.'HATT SOOK, llrit., l'.H tons, from ilacea n. hORIBAT, Li. frees Hacho 7-11. for Baehi Ml. CHYE WIN TAY YTT, Brit.. M tens, from ladregiri 1-11. ..v TCI tonn. from Bangkok 7-11, I i t.ii-. from Mangkok 7-11. 11-11. teas, from Kobe 7-11. from Teluk Anron KM.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    216 7 To-dey 3 p.m. 1 «rt Swettenham and Penang 3 p.m. Mcdan 3 p.m. (I Trengsranu :1 p.n' Xota 1 in+xi 4 p.m. 1., 4 p.m. I'ulhu BaUn aad Pul»u Buiang 4 p.m. 1.: m Kota iissrinia 4 p.m. Itilliton 4 p.m. Tkmraeay Kuula raaeiw Pekaa, Sungei Lembing
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    156 7 EXCHANGE Singapore, November 8. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4>4 Demand 2/4 5/32 Private ms. credits 2/4V4 On New York Demand 51% Private 90 d/s 53*4 On France, Hank 700 On Jndia. Bank T.T. 178% On Hongkong, Banh il/d 4}» p.o. prom. On Shanghai, Bank 'I d
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    61 7 Toie of Market .—Quiet. Latest London Cables Quote: Sheet 11 %d. Spot Jec. Lan-March \pril-June P»le Crept Cloiing Price* Buym. Sellen. 30 Vi 40 Spot Dec. Jan.-March April-Jum-Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyer*. Sellers. 40 40', 4(l' 41 41 >i 42 >4
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      MINING
      205 7 V'aL Pd. 1 1 Ayer Wen* 1 1 Batang Padang 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Jelantoh 1 1 Johan Tin II £1 Kam. Karaunt. 10 10 Kinta Abscii. 5 5 Lingui Tin 0 10 Malayan Col. 1 1 Menglembu 1 1 Middicton 1 1 Murai Tin 1 1
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      GENERAL
      147 7 V'aL Pd. Burnt SdUn. :i £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 4.3.9 4.6.3 0 10 Central Engine* 10.50 0 10 Central Motors 2.25 2-75 0 10 Kactern Ship 875 9.76 a £1 E. Smelting Co. 7.25 7.75 5/- Electric Tramways 1/- 2/- noa 0 10 Traser Neave 34.00 35.00 o 50
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      DEBENTURES.
      111 7 •J. Eng. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 par 6 p.c. p.m. Spore Electrical Tramway*, 5 p.c. £330,000 nom. "port Municipal 5 p.c. $1,878,000 par Spore Municipal 44 p.c. of 1907 $1,000,000 10 p.c. di». Spore Municipal 4 L p.c. of 1909 $1,600,500 10 p.c dii. Spore Municipal 4/4 p.c. of 1909
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      406 7 Fraeer and Co. aad LyaU and EvattV Quotation*. Lateat available Sterling Quotations are printed oa anotfcer paga on Friday. FrmMr l.rall A ft Co. Eratt AllenbvNcw (*1) 0.55 OXS 0.55 0.65 \lor C.ajah ($1) 1.25 1.50 1.40 l.. r >o HiUm (95) 11.00 13.00 11.00 12.00 Kuninjr ($1)
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      85 7 NEW YEAR SPORTS, 1923 NOTICE A PmUie Meeting will be held in the t dab, on Wednesday, NovI o'clock to consider the dcslrstbllty oi holding Land and Sea Sports on January I, IMS, mid if approved of To appoiat Ceealttae of Mnna^enivnt, Secretaries, i.-. All who are interested in these
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      805 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS DBBBBBfI Marroni. au Sirop, Muscatd 'iaisins, liysUlliied Fruits. Assorted Bor. Eons. H. ltolter, Europe Hotel Building. GOODRICU, Best in~the~Lons; Run. lp) OMEGA, the watch of matchless merit, (lp) CaiCKBM CURRY TO-MORROW. II I'i.itory rtoed. FOB SALE, tine Plenimeter. Apply !">('. l -iiraii.-, TimiK. FOX SALE, Pram with mattress,
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      30 7 GERMAN PIANO bbbH^b4bbW^^^W^ GUARANTEED 10 YEARS. Solid mah.igany or teak case, latj payment can be arranged. SEASON CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia BS.) 11l and lit, NORTH BEIDGK ROAD. Storied BalldJass).
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      410 7 aBBBBBk i^S 7 \sml GLASSES MUST FIT THB EYES. Glasses which do not stay la sa optically correct position before your eyes are aot inly troublesome but are apt to eaoa* fnrner injury by straining the eyos. Our glasses are made to fit and rlay fitted. One of the principal
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      395 7 VICTORIA THEATRE FOIR NIGHTS AND ONE MAIINEE Commencing TO-NIGHT, at 9.30. CHARLIE CHAPLIN In his latest Miilinn Dollar In c'urlion Idle Class How to become a World Beats* at Col. T I Take a few Hints fi.im Chaplin. Supix-rtcd by A S< HEAMINCI.Y rl NNV COMEDY IN 7 PARTS SCRATCH
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    DEATH
    21 8 LEONG LONGMAN.- On Monday. Novembei 6, \H22, Mrs. Leon* Longman, wife of Mr Leong Longman, J.P., at Malacca. Deepl} regretted.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    58 8 IANDY. In loving memory of my dear husband Jumes Multyah Handy, M.1)., who die -I on November 8, 1920. We love him, yes no tongue can tell How much we loved him, and how well, Christ loved him too, and thought it btitt To take him home with
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. THE INCOME TAX.
    1116 8 There is beyond doubt a good deal of feeling against the decision of the Government to keep in force a tax which is not required, and may not be required, provided we have temperate administration, for many years. Hence the resolve
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    72 8 A young Parsi lady, named Banu Bai Bamanjee Lilamwalla, residing at Calcutta, met with a fatal revolver accident while her husband was away at the races. The husband, in a declaration, said that he suspected no foul play and believed that his wife died as a result of an accident.
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    83 8 Village elders in the Yangtsxepco district are much concerned, says a Shanghai paper, about the activities of Red and Green Secret Societies (paungs), an unpleasant species of social pest. They compel all classes of people to join them on pain of being hounded out of a village, and the chief
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    29 8 A telegram received from Rome by the Italian Consulate, dated the 4th instant, states Exchange on London Lires 103.90 per sterling, Italian War Loan 5 per cent. Lires 82.30.
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    33 8 Our Penang correspondent wires AX the machinery has arrived fcr the Penang Hill railway and work on the track is progressing. The line is expected to be working early in the New Year.
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    41 8 A lecture on China and the Chinese will be given by Mr. Lo Chong, Chinese Consul General, in the Drill Hall of the AngloChinese School at 8 p p.m. on Friday. Fhe Rev. Goh Hood Keng will preside. All are welcome.
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    37 8 Our Penang correspondent wires At the Speech Day of Penang Free School, the prizes were presented by Mrs. Keppel Gamier. Addresses were given by the acting Resident Councillor, Mr. R. Scott, and the Hen. Mj. J. Mitchell.
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    36 8 The light cruiser Vindictive which is conveying miscellaneous naval ratings fo the East Indies and China Stations, together with a relief half-crew for the Tamar, receiving ship at Hongkong, wi-.s to leave Portsmouth on October 18.
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    40 8 We are asked by the Clerical Union to state that all tenants interested in the petition to the Secretary of State re the •ontinuance of the Rent Restriction Ordinance are reminded that the closing date for signatures is next Saturday.
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    42 8 Members of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association are being asked to nominate a Municipal Commissioner in :he place of Mr. O. P. Griffith -Jones, who 'ias resigned his appointment at a member of the Municipal Board owing to his leparture on leave.
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    52 8 The weekly meeting of the Rent Assessment Beard was held at the Municipal offices yesterday afternoon, Mr. E. Tesaensohn presiding, the other members present being Messrs. E. A. Elias, Gaw Khek Kiam, Koh' San Hin, A. M. S. Anpu'ia, and H. Carpmael. A few applications of a routine nature were
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    62 8 The case of E. N. Martin, who is char;,'--•d with alleged forgery and criminal >reach of trust in respect of two transitions, was mentioned before Mr. Gourlay, third 1 magistrate this morning, ami >n the application of Mr. V. D. Knowles, :ounsel for the accused, the case WM jostponed for
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    61 8 Bertram Vernon Pooloy, formerly in the employ of the Borneo Co., Ltd., Singapore, md until recently in the employ cf the Sino-British Trad* Associatt.n, was at Westminster Police Court, on September 20, sentenced to three months' imprisonment fcr forging the -.igiiature tf Mr. U E. Haynes, Secretary of the Sino3ritish
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    74 8 The Standard Oil Company of New Jersey have called a spe'.al meeting uf stockholders for to-day to vote on a iroposal for increasing the common stock •rom 1110,000,000 to $625,.>00,000. If the proposal is approved the directors will distribute a stock dividend on the basis of four new shares for
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    85 8 Three Chinese went to a chandu shop, No. 65 South Bridge Road, near the junction of Ramah Street on Monday night. They were stopped in the vestibule of the shop when one of them managed to snatch 311 from the counter by putting his hand through the pigeon hole on
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    86 8 It is notified regarding the trooping season that H. M. T. Huntsend will not now proceed to the Far East. Drafts and details for this Command will be despatched by P. and O. Delta, due about January 9, 1923. Details for the United Kingdom will embark in the same vessel,
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    92 8 At the annual general meeting of the Anglo-Chinese Recreation Club, Batu Pahat, the following were elected officebearers for the ensuing year Mr. Ong Jong Kuan, patron Mr. Hoo Heck Seng, president Dr. E. E. Aviet, vice-president Mr. Kwek Soon Yong, hon. secretary Mr. Kay Kirn Cheng, assistant secretary Mr. Liang
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    198 8 Lord and Lady Mountbatten have been welcomed with open arms by New Yorkers. The young couple hay been fairly swamped with invitations, says a message dated October 5 to London, most of which they have been forced to decline owing to their short stay in this city preparatory to touring
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    414 8 The wife of Sir William Manning, G< vernor of Ceylon, has given birth to a dajghter. Mr. R. N. Harvey, A.S.P., has bc«n u-ed in charge of the Gambling Buppf jim Department. H.H. the Sultan of Johore in Conmil has been pleased to appoint Mr. F. E.
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    The Mails.
    21 8 The P. and O. Kashgar is due at Penang at 10 a.m. on Saturday with a mail from Europe.
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    TowKay Charged.
    63 8 On the 6th instant Tan Hong Tianjf, a well-known local towkay, surrendered himself to Mr. Dawson, second magistral. on a charge of having on October 1?7 lit Singapore enticed away a married woman named Vcon Choy Yin, the wife nf Tail TcnK Kirn, also a prominent member ot'
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    Band in the Gardens.
    68 8 Complaints have been made, and apparently n-t without cause, of inconsiderate behaviour at the Band in the Gardens where visitors have persisted in starting their cars while the music is playing. If they do, admission to the Upper Ring Road will have to be restricted. It
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    Sugar Traders and Income Tax.
    121 8 We are requested to publish the following A committee meeting held on Saturday, 4th instant, at H.:iO p.m., thu Singapore Sugar Traders Association was in sympathy with the action of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, and fully supported the motions at the forthcoming public meeting
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    Restriction Puzzles.
    207 8 A Malacca correspondent, uidor the name of Orantf Miskin. writes us in Malay regarding the difficulties of the small holder under the restriction rules. Me is apparently the owner of v six acre holding and his output per month umounlK to about three piculs of sheet ruhher and
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    TURKEY.
    1615 9 VERY GRAVE CRISIS ARISING. Woeful Effects of Angora Action. Greatest Catastrophe In History. Renter's Service. London, November 7. Constantinople Affairs are approaching one of the greatest catastrophes in history. The Customs has begun the application of the tariff collected in Krmalist regions, which is fivefold the wartime tariff. Numerous
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    British Election.
    149 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 7. Electoral confusion is such that scarcely a paper yesterday agreed even on the totals of the nominations. A definitive list issued shows that candidates in England and Wales numbered 1,252, in Scotland 171 and in North Ireland 16. They are divided into 26
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    Sixty Men Perish.
    109 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 7. Spangler, Pennsylvania Over fifty men perished in the disastrous explosion at the Reilly coal mine. Thirty survivors are in hospital, some in a desperate condition. Some of the rescued state that bodies were scattered throughout the workings by the force of the
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    Reparation Commission.
    54 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 7. Berlin The Reparaticns Commission handed the German Government a note requesting more definite and more concrete proposals regarding the stabilisation of the mark, desiring to know the steps taken to regulate finances in accordance with the engagements undertaken by Germany in July and
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    Francs and Marks.
    33 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 7. In London the French franc reached a new low record of 69.65, while the Belgian franc is at 75.35. German marks are 86,000 to 38,000.
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    American Election.
    254 9 Rbuter's Service. London, November 7. Washington To-day's elections of 435 Representatives, 37 Senators and 32 Governors concludes one of the dullest campaigns in American political history. As only one third of the Senate is elected every two years, it is impossible for the Republicans to lose control of
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    Britain Pays America.
    84 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 7. The Government has given instructions fcr payment to the United States on the 15th inst. of a further $50,000,000 on account of the debt. The particular application of it will be settled when tho exact antount of interest payable is fixed on
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    Prince's Tour.
    56 9 Reuter's Service. London, November 7. A book of photographs and paintings by Mr. Donald Maxwell, with a narrative by Sir Percival Phillips, illustrating the Prince of Wales' journey to India and the Far East has been issued by Messrs. Ho-ider and Stoughton for the benefit of St. Dunstan's
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    Suez Canal.
    26 9 Rev-tee's Service. London, November 7. Paris The Suez Canal Company has decided to reduce passage rates by 25 cents per ton from March 1.
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    PENANG COMMISSIONERS.
    131 9 Prai Electric Station Scheme. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, November 8. At the meeting of Municipal Commissioners the President said they had been negotiating with the F.M.S. Government for fifteen months regarding the Prai electric power station scheme, but were no nearer agreement. His own view was that
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    48 9 It has been decided to erect in All Saints' Garrison Church, Aldershot, a memorial to the 112 Army chaplains of all denominations who fell in the war. The memorial will take the form of an oak and alabaster panel, to be placed on the walls of the sanctuary.
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    ADMIRAL DUFF'S DEPARTURE.
    745 9 Passing Through Singapore Next Week. Admiral Sir Alexander Duff, X.C.8., late Commander-in-Chief of the China Squadron, is passing through Singapore next week on the Dongola, for home, having been relieved by Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur Cavanagh Leveson, X.C.8., who was a passenger on the Karmala recently with Lady
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    A MINE TRAGEDY.
    57 9 Australian Assistant Drowned. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, November 8. A distressing fatality occurred on Monday at the Tupai Tin Dredging Mine, near Taiping, when an Australian named Lane and a Chinese timekeeper were drowned in the dredge padtiock, owing to the capsizing of a sampan. Mr.
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    RICKSHA MEN GIVE TROUBLE.
    107 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November 8. A serious disturbance took place at Kuala Lumpur on Monday between two gangs of ricksha coolies. The gangs are understood to have been at loggerheads for a long time past, and yesterday they met each other and had
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    Appeal Court.
    918 9 Question of the Alkaflf Estate. The acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Sproule, delivered- judgment in the court of appeal yesterday afternoon .in the case of Ahvena Vayna who appealed ■against a decision of Mr. Justice Barrett Lcnnard in the action brought by him against Moona Doraichami Mudaliyar ami
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    Trade of British Malaya.
    78 9 We arc indebted to tb« Registrar of ImporU and Exports, Singapore, for the following early compmrtive returns of imports and rxportj for the montl a of Sei-tonibvi an I October, 11)22 The total value of Foreign Import! of Merchandise into British Malaya during October, 1922 t37.606.0ti
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      RUGBY.
      672 10 I nder and Over :?0 Draw. The annual traine i stweeß the under and OVtt thirty was productive Bf a keenly fought slisjajte in whk! there WM very Mile sijm of anno ikn.:ni amongst the village gaffers, ihe gasae resulting in a pointless draw. The Babes were without Warren,
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      Y. M. C. A. Tennis Championship.
      68 10 Yesterday't n salts were as follows H. (i. Stark heat .lames Corrie, w.o. CheonK (hee Lira beat I. Abed, 6 4. A. E. Bchttde] beat S. Van Gelderen, 8 4. Roy I. Sail Qstn Korn Seh. 6 n, 8— 1. Gam v. Tan Tone
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      RACING.
      320 10 Penang's New Pony Griffins. The n which g iii i h»b have imported foi their next meeting .inivid in Singapore by the Routman. The following is the list of the draw ng 1. Mr. I). Mordecai, 2. H.H. the Sultan of Johore, Capt. Bcrkele] and Mr. R Steadman, Xi
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      Baker and de Souza.
      42 10 A conespondent signing himself Refijriit writes regarding the Baker-dc Souza IftJt that <le Souza'* knee was mucn worse than when he met Lucas. He would be the last one to ccmplain, but Relight eagerly awaits the return encounter.
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      Football.
      270 10 The match between Rembau Recreation Club and the Unites Chinese, Seremban, which took place at Rembau on Saturday, ende.i in a win for the former by ii goals to 1. The Chinese pressed on for a few minutes at the commencement, but their attacks were repulsed by the Rembau
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      Captain of St. Andrew's.
      229 10 The Prince of Wales admitted that he felt rather shaky wN?n he was hemmed in by thousands of spectators and fired the shot from the tee which made him recently the Captain of St. Andrew's and head of the royal and ancient game of golf. Some
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    ARMENIAN MARRIAGE LAW.
    379 10 A Point Raised in the Supreme Court. An interesting case was heard by Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard in the Supreme Court on Monday, concerning a point in Armenian marriage law. The applicant contender that a marriage which took place at the Church of St. Gregory, l Singapore, was
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      Petrol Prices.
      202 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, Re Mr. Curran's letter dated November 6 (petrol prices), I cannot j understand why he paid so much for/his.' petrol in England. The most; 1 paid last year was 35., from Attjrust t; 1921*1 1 paid 2s. sd. if bought
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      Malacca Concert.
      316 10 To the Editor of the. Straits Times. Sir, An Amateur Dramatic 'and Musical Society was recently formed In Malacca and the first concert held under its ausSices over a week ago was on all sides eclared a complete success. Before this concert actually took place, it was understood
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      Small Rubber Holdings.
      172 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, In your footnote under the letter of Pitiful Sufferer you stated Pitiful Sufferer can appeal," etc. Under the Ordinance No. 1820 (as published in the Government Gazette.) Rule 11 (a) where the area of the holding does not exceed
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      265 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The small-holders in this district are bitterly complaining because they assert that, whilst large estates art allowed to export 50 per cent, of their possible crop, they, the small-holders, are only permitted to export 25 to 40 per cent. My own 3
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    SELANGOR COCONUTS.
    1012 10 Business at Annual General Meeting. The eleventh annual general meeting of shareholders of Selangor Cpconuts Ltii., was held on Thursday with Capt. H. L. Carter in the chair. After nctice convening the meetir.g had been read by a representative ot the secretaries, Messrs. Boustead and Company Ltd., the
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    102 10 Last niffht at the Victoria Theatre a private view was given of the British film Carnival, in which the chief role is played by Mr. Matheson Lane- It is a really splendid production which will draw big houses when it is shown. The scene is laid in Venice,
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    SALE OF WORK.
    442 10 Mrs. F. S. James Opens Successful Proceeding. The sale of work arranged under the auspices of the Church of England Zenana Mission School, and which ivas held in the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday, proved a groat success monetarily and otherwise. The proceedings were opened by Mrs. F.
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    MANDAI-TEKONG RUBBER.
    373 10 Loss on the Past Year's Working. The directors' report to the shareholders of the Maniiai-Tekong (Singapore) Rubber Estates Ltd., slates Your director* beg to submit their twelfth annual repor; and a duly audited statement >f accounts for the year ended July :;i 1922. The result of the year's
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    Municipal Commission.
    138 10 It is reported that at a committee meeting of Municipal Commissioners on the 3rd inst., the suggested amendment of the i annual resolution was approved by which the annual rate en properties is levied on the understanding that a generous view will be taken of cases of genuine
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    16 10 Mr. M. Kader Sultan, of the Straits C«ttle Trading Co. arrived by the Teeeu from India.
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  • LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
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      Messrs. Macphail and Co.'s Daily Report.
      150 10 Singapore, November 8. Rubber.— Londcn 11 %d., local 40. Tin.— London £185 ss. Od. local $91 t hShare market. Rubbors quiet. Tins easier. Industrials and Loans firm. Rubbers.— Bassetts BIHtB7H cents. Sungei Tukanps 27H-88H cents. Brogas 40-4) cMts. United Malaccas 1.00-1. 10, Indragiris 4.45,
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      Lyall and Evatt's Share Report.
      118 10 Messrs. Lyall and Kvatl report under to-day's date Tin.—* I*s 6e. Od. Rubbers. -Brogas S7H-4fH Tambalaks H ciiits, liukit Jetotongs 47V4-82H, Baaaetts «o-!to, Craigieleas :i2 :.•-"•">. Sunicei Uagans 1.50-2,00, Indragiris 4.60, llu Pandans 5".-<;5, (ilenealys 1-1.10, New Allenbys 00 cent;;. There is a small enquiry
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      Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s Weekly Report.
      370 10 Messes. Fraaer and Co.'s weekly report dated November 7 states Business in the local share market has again been fairly active chicriy in Tin and Industrials. Rubbers remaining somewhat neglected in the meantime. The heavy offerings el Ihe raw material at the rpcent Auctions
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    77 10 (By Courtesy of the Nichi Nichi Shimbun.) Tokio, November l>. The situation in Vladivostok is normal and the third squadron of the Japanese navy Is reported to have been sent hoim General Taclvbana has been nominated a member of ihe Hifh military council. Tin is quoted at
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    114 10 To-morrow night the graduation exercise cf the Singapore Training School in Upper Stranjnon R ad will be conducted. The school is opposite to the Christian cemetery ai number 399. We understand that a fine programme is arranged, in•:ludinp many numbers in the various tongues if Sinsapi re. Address will bo
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    71 10 At a lIIMIIIH of the Council of the Royal Colonial Institute, amonirs.t the new Fellows elected were Capt. H. Rawstron (Shanghai); Hong Konjr, Wm. B. A. Moore Malay States, C. W. H. Coehntne (Kuala Lumpur), W. V. D. Skrine (Kuala Lumpur, Wm. I'eel (Kedahl. K. Whithani dpi hi. A. F.
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    SPORTS CLUBS.
    1319 11 Business Houses Encourage Games. If we English really do take our pleasures sadly, as is disagreeably alleged, we pursue sadness with singular alacrity, and are greatly encouraged to do so, saya a writer in the Daily Telegraph. But nobody with observant eyes and open ears believes it. The
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    CHINESE POSTAL CHARGES.
    439 11 Heavy Increase All Round From November. A new tariff was to be introduced by the Chinese postal service en November 1. Increased charges in any direction are never popular, and in this particular instance the public will doubtless grumble, and pay up, says the North China Daily
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    Chinese National Anthem.
    175 11 An Army Order states that settings of the Finnish and Chinese National Anthems have now been published, and that all military bands should be in possession of at least one set of the HI Mai of each anthem. Chinese music is pantatouic, or built on a scale
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    6,000 Miles Through Tibet.
    112 11 News has been received from Lhassa of the arrival there of General Georjre Periera, of the British Army, who had travelled by way of Peking, says the Pioneer of October 19. Of the 6,000 miles from the Chinese to the Tibetan capital, he had walked no
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    FORT BLOWN UP.
    655 12 Peculiar Disaster In Italy. A terrible explosion took place last mirht at Fort Santa Teresa, on Mount I .(Iconara, near Spezia, and the entire fort with all its munitions and powder depots, blown up. says a Rome message to the Telepraph of September 29. The tat«r was
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    I ounders When launched.
    249 12 \Y" Uarn from Japanese )iaper>. sn>> I'nianii- and 'iniiuene, Shanghai, that the laanchinf <>f th.- lefitgwtoc riup M.iru, l'.'T ti.ns. took place in the Yokohama Dockyard on October 0 when the ship, shortly after taking the water, paw a lurch to the starboard and -;,nk wittrn
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    94 12 li i nportru that dissatisfaction has' ■riven among tie !>an<lits under ci mniand cf < "li;n> Chilli in Hunan, and that on tho 4th instant, m the neighbourhood of Sanchow battte brake out unions: thorn, says sh.-iMuia: TboM cf October in. Finali .irty ni iliivni to seek safety by the
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    GOVERNMENT TRADING.
    448 13 0 A Few Bureaucratic Blunders. Here are a few examples of Government trading revealed by a Blue Book issued recently, says a home paper Loss of £94,101 on farm settlements for ex-service men. £250,000 wrongly paid to a firm of importers of Chinese bacon and lard owing w
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    Aquitania in a Gale.
    305 13 The Aquitania reached New York on September 30, twenty-four hours late after passing through one of the worst storms her cemmanuer, Sir James Charles, had ever experienced. On the previous Sunday, thirty hours out from Southampton, the vessel ran into a hurricane, which, early en Monday,
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    ReoenMng at Leisure.
    213 13 Marriage at the mature age of 77 to a wick w cf 68 summers, who now eats five meals a day, the best she can pet," has brought early eisillusionment to a resident of Borden, near Sittin»rbourne. He appeared before the Milton Beard of Guardians, a frail,
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    CAMEROONS CAMPAIGN.
    593 15 Described as a Model In Economy. The Campaign in the Cameroons, 1914-1916," was the subject of a lecture delivered at the Royal United Service Institution, London, recently by MajorQcntmU Sir C. Dobell, who was in command of those successful operations. Although the campaign extenced over eighteen CI twenty
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    The Mail Speed Scandal.
    259 15 The Melbourne correspondent of the Times of Ceylon writes There does not ueem to be the slightest abatement in the storm of indignation which has risen anent the scandal of the overseas laslHl The paper*, continue to publish l.tU'i.-; from business men and others resident in
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    Sequel to Forbidden Marriage.
    199 15 A romantic story of a forbidden marriage lies behind the wounding: of Mr. Noal Kalenberg, son cf Dr. N. Kalenbi'iy, who was found shot at nig flat in Lichtield Street, and is now in Charing Oom Hospital. Mr. Kalenbertr, who is tho son of v Ceylon
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      516 15 EXPORT OF RUBBER RESTRICTION FORWARD CONTRACTS. ANY owner of a holding who has made a forward contract for the sale of rubber is requested to forward as soon as possible 'md in any case not later than November 14, full particulars of the forward contract into which he has entered
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      496 15 MUNICIPALITY OF GEORGE TOWN PENANG SECOND BUILDING INSPECTOR. Tho Municipal Commissioners invite applications from energetic and capable men for the appointment of Second Building ?n»pector in the Municipal Engineer's DepHrtment. Candidates, not over 35 years of age. nhould have had thorough training; in an Architect's Drawing Office, be well up
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      498 15 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION INCOME TAX A PUBLIC MEETING under the auspices oi' this Astocintion will be held in the Vie toria Theatre, Singapore, on Wednesday. ember 15, 1922. at p.m., when the folresolutions will be proposed 1. That this Meeting is of the opinion that the Government is not
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      401 16 BRING YOUR TROUBLES TO JOHN DUKE, OPTICIAN. 16, BATTERY ROAD, BINGAPOBB. SPECIALITIES IN ESTATE SUPPLIES. LATEX CUPS different qualities manufactured at own potteries. Largest output in Malaya. CUP HANGERS Made of old cable wire. Any size to order at short notice. COAL TAR produced by the Singapore Gas Works. Other
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      1856 16 _OASSIFe ADVERTISEMENTS^^ Tha PREPAID eaarg*s for Waata, For Bale, To Let, etc., la ordinary close-set typ* (average six words to line) ar* per line on* Insertion 28 cents., two Us. 46 eta., three ins. 64 eta., fou ins. 82 eta, five ins. $1.00, six Ins. $1.13, ten Ins. $1 40
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      746 16 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, new premises Nos. 117 and 118, Cecil Street, immediate entry, and 69, Robin son Road (reinforced concrete building;) from January 1, 1923. Apply M. Guston, 8, do Souxa_Strict. TO LET, newly reconetructed buildings, Noa. IS to 24, Japan Street, lying between Cecil Street and Robinson
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      238 16 LADIES' UNDERWEAR A charming display of dainty but inexpensive Parisian Lingerie. Sets of four articles from $15 to $45. Can be seen at THE BAND-BOX. PRINCESS GARMENTS GO. 4, RAFFLES CHAMBERS (Opposite Robinsons). Baslness Hours t a.m. to 1 p.aa. CENTRAL MOTOR HIRING COMPANY 66, ORCHARD ROAD. HUPMOBILE CARS ON
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      202 16 THE STRAITS TINES TBLFPaOHaWt Editorial aad O***ral bbj hUaager's Office si job Printing One* U44 All communications relating to editorial mattera and news should be addressed to THE EDITOR. All communications relating to business matters— advertisements, subscriptions, accounts, printing, etc., ahoald be addraaaed to THE MANAGER. ADVBRTISKMCNT RATES. Wants, For
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