Malaya Tribune, 7 May 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII NO. 106 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1921 PBtCB S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, MAY 7, LftfX
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      241 1 S. I MAI JAPANESE DENTIST Consultation Hours i 8.30 a.m.— 3.30 p.m. ADBLPHI HOTEL BUILDING No. 98 North. Bridge Road re Piatt, Jensen, Ltd., (Incorporated in Straits Settlement*) Singapore. (in Stock.) Screw Cutting Lathes. Centres 4" Three Speed Cone Length Bed 3 6" Change Wheel! Gap 4fr" String 74" V
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      120 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. Quotations given for complete Electric Lighting Power Installations, »i I. Fnll range of Electrical eat plies in stock V LB. Wires Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "DiCtoorapt" Telephones. 'MADSTRONG' Plants. Theideai Lighting Set for Bungalows and
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      232 1 SUN COMPANY supplies i All Pht tographic Materials AND The Right Place for Amateurs IN Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. 94, NORTH BRIDGE BOAD, r NG APOBEPhoni 65C "ONODA"' Portland CEMENT. Manufactured by Onoda Cement Manufacturino Company, Yamaguchiken, Japan. SOLE AGENTS Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. I (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) j
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    Rubber's Vagaries.
    709 2 A-MtltW of tht Rom* Decline. The animal report of the Planters' 4ssociabion of Malaya f or lhe year 1920/1921 has the following 7 As regards rubber, the present serious position has been brought •»bont by the fact that tbe world's consumption has not increased by the animal ratio
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    80 2 A curate visiting a Sunday-school class in a imall village asked the children if they could complete the passage of Scripture which he would read to them. The firit part of the passage was as followi "Heaven and earth shall pais away—" (Silence on the part of the ohildren.) "I
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    Scout Topics.
    730 2 yr «BAwi.iT»." This column will be devoted each Saturday to notes on the Boy Scouts movement 1b Singapore, Scoutmasters are requested to keep "Hawk-eye" informed of all matters of interest in connection with their troops. Thes« Topics are meant to encourasrc and assist them in their work. 1st
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    Letter-Box.
    149 2 (W <*» »ct BacwsarOj endorse the •pinioM expressed bj rerreapoo•aeuaO MALACCA FOOTBALL QUARREL. SPORTSMAN" write, from Seramban criticising ihe action of the Preaident of the Vfnolia AnocU tion, Malaooa, In preventing hit sons from playing in the recent football ■bifid final. We think the Preaident to bave paraned a
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    "DRY" BY MISTAKE.
    166 2 Whisky ar Ran for British Tropica] Possessions. «"'"'«Pretation of untish possessions in tropical countries have been made dry" by mistake. y Twenty-two British distillers are therefore trying to convince the Colonial Office that ordinary spirits spin?" 00 16 Under thC of tr de The position, considered serious
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    233 2 At the invitation of the Japanese Government Mr. Oswald Short, the pioneer airman, has left England for Japan, and a number of employes of Messrs. Short Bros., seaplane builders, have also left for Japan to assist in carrying out a contract with the Japanese Government. They are travelling with large
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      803 2 WHEN BABY IS TROUBLED with oonatipation you will find a prompt and certain remedy in Baby 8 Own Tablet*, the Canadian specific for children* ilia. They lently muve the bowels, atop the pain and enable the little one quickly to fall into a sound, natural sleep, "Until I began using
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      564 2 I HE WORK I OF DIGESTION f should be performed with cue and J completeness if the body is to be J maintained in perfect health. But even in the case of those who poss- J ess naturally strong digestions this is far from »4» ays being the ca-e, for
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      63 2 Why Buffer the JWden of TOOTH-ACHE which can ba relieved almost Lmmsdiatsly by consulting K. TSUTADA JAPAMFSE DENTIST 74, BRAS 5 A.. H RQAD «7« Crr«t af Frown Win it CHOP BAN GUAN, 157, Prinsep Street SING I PORE. "B i Dealer in tin provisions, sugar, oil, rice, soap and
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      562 2 Manly Vigour and Strength Dr. CasseU's Tablets Put New Life into Weak, Nervous. Worn-out Men. Jiatlci. Soßtfcs Africa Mr ,Up N Plunimei .»t*>. «i Irwaat J. Saatta, Sfcv t Hnyee P. 0., Jnwh *>r» writaa: «rwt, I*•»»»!»•, J• a niiikitg. J .inf.'i. i K <- 1 lU.apd a| b Africa,
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      309 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE TanjoafPagarßoao Tram. Pa., th* Door Prom Thursday, May sth to Sunday. May Bth. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.W5 P-M. The Popular Athle ie ANTONIO MORENO In Vitegraph's Greatest Serial THE INVISIBLE HAND (15 Ep.soies or 31 Reels) Tk- rin«inff Taws Episode f. The
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      486 3 The I j AißUßOriil j AT HE v dU| ltr9 j SALHAMBRA s:i oraM,T I Th, hall for Music tod Futures "JJ** ntftbsßEST T*i litu wr muM Bering MUNI j I—— I Together with From Tuesday, May 3 to Suaday. May qaZETTB, THE TOPICAL BUDGET I A POWERFUL MELODRAMA OF
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      495 3 j gaIETY CINBMATO-NIGHTJ mm jaa ju-t rjctures combined with excel- I lent in this week's particularly *1 j■ At this Theatre """J*** I B| and j C qn quest BAGGOT- in 10 great role* ««BY kUHT OF COh QUEST 1 Screen's most beautiful women. In 6 parts. 1 Double love
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    725 4 Tbe coal strike is the most senous of several grave problems of the moment. Not on'v !t Paralysing industry almost I a 8 2S tlVely M a ener «l «tnke would have done, but it is creatImg terrible possibilities. Hu \gry strikers can develop ugltempers, and each
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    347 4 Registration is untitled o.pr..n B 6 Carre wV g ,l e »ddr MB ar cordially invited «aarin,, navy and ar«y erc lilp Mr D S.ndratn ha, been appoint ~w »—>«- bare boon held t ST TW *o d.j t 12 nooil A Japanese named Genii m M B# n rigoroai
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    Chinese Directory and Press.
    734 4 twmly Per Cent Dividend Peeeed. The first annual general meeting of the shareholder, of the Chinese 1 Press, Ltd., was hold at 87, Tank-road, on Thursday, at 3 p.m. There were present Messrs Siow Choon Long (chairman), Ong Koon Kiat, Son Swee Joo, Siow Hay Tan
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    25 4 I «S* fSS CF mi]l for the I week ending Apnl 23 was 29.27 T?I whf.h 0f deaths was 226^1 •<>«• from > X C
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    11 4 A handsome breve moral untitled in lord.hl P ,emo,.d .1 ,h.
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    Hongkong's Ordeal.
    631 4 Condemned^***^^ «wraramm,, Apparently the Gorarr,» Hongkong, owing 0 Tbl 01 r( renae, ia trying to I iv .omewhat dra.tic introducing a BUm D «h which will impoie IDee ui J" Biil aer of •ranssclioni-i mport tt Dofgood.ofar.lae W of house., etc. The p raised a storm of prote.t,
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    CONTROL OF FOOD SALES.
    38 4 Mnnicln.l rV mead ***t' to tbe whlch (on th. Ufco be^'od ß e€d intended the S? Si 11 ta the ..W ke moo °PoliM I" bre.d .n,5 d e 'P eol *ll7 fl«h, me..
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    6 4 The Chinese who was charged by
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      171 4 NEW STOOKB 01 «SUtKL ICY-HOT SPEC* AMTIES the bottom. Keeps tbe contents icy cold U ree days or stearring hot 24 hours. TEN DIFFERENT MODELS AND SIZES. I Send r ill -«tmted f ftft I ROBINSCN Co.. Ltd. I l.»o, rpun.t*d in the 6tr.it. Hettlement,. FOR I EVERY PURPOSE. BE.YD
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      207 4 I GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd., Ineoipor ted m tb. Bimim Be*!—.,.. 36 PHILLIP mO( SINGAPORE I New Shipments Just Received. COHIHDUM EMERY WHEEL* Hm It- dia x 24" thick x 1," hoi. ,6 ir «v- M and |f thick xI" bole Firms Retail Dealers. I "TlMfc J.s MONEY TOU WABTB
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      140 4 WHEN AND WHERE. I Mar f. SiJMfiVav" 8 R C II t Staffer* N C Of and mm. Polo, Balestier, 4.80. 5,5™* T™>PJ; VII Troop, §.n Hindoo religious lecture, Thrau wth*maM Samrachamam. 1 rniitoan Temple, Watorloo *>»•• Ball, Europe Hotel. Vietoria Theatn Dorothy," g B w Wiaklo/* 9.M. P Tm
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    141 5 A new German offer ii laid to amount almost to acceptance of the Allied demands. The new Sinotioni may be unnecessary after all. The mailed fiat is obviously an argument that Germany thoroughly understand!, and kaowa the right answer thereto. The good people of Berlin are naturally muoh
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    SILESIAN REVOLT.
    113 5 POLISH MALCONTENTS GIVING TROUBLE. Reuter. Berlin, May 4.—A grave insurreo tion has broken out io the Polish p%rt of Upper Silesis, and the inter. Allied Commission bas proclaimed m*riial law throughout a great part of Upper Silesia. The Commission is also concentrating tanka and troops at the prin
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    THE DRUG TRAFFIC.
    99 5 Reuter. Geneva, May 4—The Coieultatiye CotninioMon of the LeagU" of Nation-, entrusted with control of thettaffic in opium snd other harmful druga, j b of opinion the ol ject is to assist tbe Council of tbe Lengao with a view to ensuring the carryying out of the
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    CHECK ON IMMIGRANTS.
    48 5 Reuter. Washington, May 4.—With a single dissentient vote, the Benate passed tr-e Emergency Immigration Bill, limiting the admission into tbe United States of aliens to three per cent of esch nationality resident in the Unit ed States at the time of the 1910 census. —Reuter.
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    LOWER WAGES.
    37 5 Reuter. New York, May 4.—lt is announc ed that the reduction of 20 per cent in wages per day of labourers on the plants of tbe United States Sieel Corporation la affecting nearly 175,000 workers—Renter.
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    COMMERCIAL WIRELESS.
    26 5 Reuter. Washington, May 4—The naval authorities announce the establishment of a commercial radio service between the United States and the Dutch East Indies. —Reuter.
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    ALSAGOFF DISPUTE.
    56 5 Plaintiffs May Appeal. We gave a brief report of Mr Justice L M Woodward's Judgment for the defendants In tbe Alsagoff case yesterday. It must be added that the plaintiff* were ordered to pay the costs. We understand that Mr Bhelley Thompson, who ia the aolicitor for the
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    MURDER OF LORRY DRIVER.
    115 5 In connection with tbe marder of Anat, the Boyanese lorry driver who was stabbed to death in Stanleystreet on Wednesday morning, a Boyanese named Ahmat has been arrested. He waa prodnced before Mr H R Bull in the third police coart yesterday and remanded a week
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    NEW GERMAN OFFER.
    334 5 ALLIES COMPLETE ALL ARRANGEMENTS. Depression In Berlin. Reuter. London, Maj 4 —The definite and emphatic nature of tbe rejection of the German Note by the United States has created great depression in Berlin where the reply is regarded as a sharp rebuff. The Cabinet met to discuss
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST.
    281 5 Chargo Against Mr. Tottenham. Tho cse o! Mr H W Tottenham, ct the Afghan Company Ld., against whem U preferred a charge of criminal br- ach of trust in respect of a earn of $6,750 belonging to the Company, and an alternative charge of criminal breach
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    WAGES OF HYLAMS.
    130 5 We learn that a big local establishment, employing about 30 Hylam bays," has decided to make subs, tantial reductions in the wages of tbeße grasping domeetics. Some of these boys bad been drawing from $40 to $55 per month for attending two snd three persons, whilst the
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    37 5 Mr J Watson, M A, B So, Edin, has arrived in Penang and will take charge of the Education Department, Mr Watson has been Inspector of Schools in Pahang and Negri Sembi i lan for some years.
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    Sport.
    588 5 FOOTBALL. S.R.C. II GAMES. The aesond eleven of the SRC played two sooeer gamea In tbe laat two days on the P«dang. On Thura day they net tbe R E (Pulo Brani) And In a atrenuoua game defeated them by two goals to nil Yeeterday tbey entertaiued t am
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    YACHTING.
    116 5 TO-MORROWS RACE. j j The course for the firs- race of the Yacht flub Vioe President's 1919 Cup, to-morrow mornine, •M be: Start i\t Club house, inside breakwater, round man-o war buoy, round mark boat off Club house, aud back to stsrting live; twee rr.und In future there will
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    CRICKET.
    127 5 SCC v SRC. Tbe following are the players for this afternoon's match on tbe 8 0 C ground SCO: Riches, Craig, Holder, Cantrell, Preutia, Bimpaon, Q C Clarke, Callen, Jacobs, Lammert and Assiter (cap\l S R 0 E 0 S La Brooy, S Gander. T Leijssius, E E de
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    SWIMMING.
    58 5 S.C.S. ANNUAL MEETING Launches will leave Johnaton'B Pier at 9.30 and 11am, to-morrow, for the Swimming Club. The annual meeting will begin at 10 am, and it is hoped that there will be a good attendance of membera. Theseason'a flxturee will begin to morrow with a team race, entries
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    497 5 Reuter. S.CC tournament; Yesterday's Play. A Doubles Handicap. Liatoa and Sinclair beat Cameron aad Prentis, 6—2, b—6. A Singles Handicap. Milligan E .C. vs. Ruchwaldy F., postpoaed. B Double* Handicap. Grubb aad Williams beat Rule and Smith, 4-«, 6—3, 6—o. Pediow and Lindon beat Braader aad MeKerroa, 6—t,
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    THE TURF.
    727 5 NOTES FROM THE COURS» (By "Regent."} Racing enthusiasts are all looking forward to the Bpring Fixture, commencing May 31. There- bia been a very long apell from racine, the last meeting being helc. at K.u* I* Lampoon February 5, to that for four months t»>* horses d n
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    GOLF.
    48 5 SjC.C plat. 0-U e tn »K« Atweiing the Singapore Golf Club coarse will be closed for golf from Monday, May 30, until Saturday, June 4, both dates inclusive. A Marri-d Versus Single foursome match will be played on Saturday, May '4, commencing at 2 45 p m.
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    RIFLE-SHOOTING.
    294 5 5.L.R.A. COMPETITION. Ihe May spoon cunp tition of tbe Singapore Ladies' Bits Association was won by Mr« o*>< t-y The following scons wer a rrtumed 300 2K)> 100 H'cap yds yds yds Total MrsGaUey 23 27 32 10i.26 Mrs Mu*listen 21 24 28 10L 63 MrsLyall 17 37 29
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    INDOOR PASTIMES.
    107 5 STRAITS CHINESE R, C, Yesterday* Play. BiUiards.-A Class Koh Tiong Chee beat Ong Siow Sian B Class Tay Kian Cheng beat Tan Koon Swee. Ping Pong.-A Class Tay Lian. Teek beat Lee Lian Hoe 1-6. 6-1, 6-Z.; B Class Foo Hee S*ng beat Lim Boon S«ng 6—2, 6—l.
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    S.S. HONG MOH.
    516 5 Foil Lilt of Survivor* He following list of survivors of the Houg Moh disaster is sent us by the Ho Hong Steamship Co Aug Ah Nah, Aug Seong Hian, Ang Soh Kiew, Arnott W. (Chief Engineer), Chai Kai, Chan Ah Phua, R. F. Chapkanavala (Ship's Surgeon), Cheong
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    21 5 tkm— rru«UV I v. Hye Leong from Valacca 7 5. gadrbadib from Bauftkok 6-5. Sadan from Yokohama 6-5.
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    154 5 Strong protest has been untitled of lato t.«Ki»',' tb»> »1«'on «booting a' Ge'lo Tb»» o. n p'a'nt lr ,b,t 'spot," ii.v a ornel'y. and «poile the d»al ar» c>l »he ie». lr,.nt lor viettoi, wb»," no:lon ol SMUieMeNt i> e,l»»tb«^Ned The following passengers ar:lred by tbe s s Kint* this
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      227 5 FRASER CHALMERS Engineering Work. SS mtt m i, Bead, al*g«P©r* G E C ELECTRICAL PLANT AND ACCESSORIES PROPRIETORS GENERAL ELECTRIC Co, Ltd. (Incorporated in Kl«1» d.; v ~ur nrr -•■—ii i. ■I BRITI H ole Agents: Duncan Roberts, Ltd., 15 BATTERY bOAD. bINOAPuhE W« beg to advise our m tny
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    The Share Market.
    777 6 Latest Pficer Qcated It the Market Singapore, May 7 Messrs Lyaii and Hvatt, Exchange and Share Broken, tew* 'he following list of quotations. Rnbber Dollar Skirt*. tmm 1 AHraby O.M 0 38 1 AlorO«tsh 1.75 225 2 Amalgamated Malay 2.00 5 Ayer Hltam 10.00 1 Ayer Knning
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    LAWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    214 6 Singapore, Maj 6 —The improved demana which was recently msnifesl for Off Grades has slaskenad off bat there Is still difficnlty in filling orders •t the lower level ot prices. Dealing in Standard Grades is very confined and the decision of the Government to take
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    CARDS FEVER.
    324 6 Nigkt-Long Orgies i. l.„„don. All-night auction bridge orgies are becoming increasingly common in certain London card-playing circles. It is a ease of simply-ean't-stop-Playing-whea-pace-we-begin" with 2r on undentTnd uhi,), yO SUI5 Ul üb "»nce of spirits which leads undergraduates at the Varsities-to sit up all night occasionffi fcr ra
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    27 6 The people who are yelling the loudest about hard times ere the people who hare had to redoes their profit* to about 500 par oent.—'«Nsw York World."
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    292 6 Fr&Mr m Ce.'s Weekly Repert. Singapore, May s.—Leering Rabbera ont of ooniideraHon, tbe Share Market hat recently displayed rather more bnoyaney. Tin ebaree especially hare been more eagerly sought after, alibougfa tbe Metal el oats about £5 lower in London, but the equivalent fall bai not been
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    84 6 FWuant*. Utt ©f Subscriptions. Amount Already acknow--SSpJ $11,846.21 Collected by Mrs. Talma. J. C. Cowap f5 Collected by Mn. Sime (9tb liet.) Manasaeh Meyer 100 W. P. Plummer 100 East Asiatic Co., Ltd. 100 A. C. Clouet 50 A. E. Baddeley 9 q Schmid, Schudel and Co.
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    RENONG TIN DREDGING CO.
    41 6 Meaare D»rid and Toft adviae the following output of tbe Rer-ong Tin Dredging Company'a tin ore for tbo aeoond half month endine Anril 30, 1921 P No. 1 Dredge 353 pioala No. 3 if 370 753 picela
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    111 6 Word has been received that Onctor, Victor C. ttetser. George E. Vmeent. Vt'dlmm vVe!,h Sin.l, l leaner will attend tbe meetiag ot the Far Ea,ter» As,ocmtio, of tropin! Mndicine m aad eipeet to viait Borneo in August to sea tba work of tbe Anchylc<tomias,s Dr. tte,a«r i. Director the l5»at.
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    119 6 Something approaching a sensation MM caused ia the Colombo Harbour oa April 15 when it wa* found that the whole of the fleet of the Motor Boat Company had suddenly been withdrawn from it* usual activities and abandoned, the crew* seeking a refuge on tbe Police Hulk. The Harbour officials
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      143 6 W. D. Ac H. O. WILLS z» T I ENGINEF.RISG OE ARTMENT of The Borneo Company, Ltd, Incorporated in England J 8110 IPORB IPOH PENA.NO A Bel of Br<»i:ch:s from Bangkok to Bitttvli" TITAN BEST PORTLAND CEMENT I In casks of u<> kilos (about 400 lbs.) Titan Cement is manufactured
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      198 6 Re Chop Kwo« g Van Hm ((By Order of The Official Ass gnec. AUCTION SALE OF Excellent Wax Polished Teak Household Furniture, Cottage Piano, Plants, One Delco Electric Lighting Plant and Ore Chevrolet" Motor Car. The Property of Lai Yun (Bankrupt) To be held at No. 68, Scotts h oad
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      507 6 Tbe longest-iastina sweetmeat in the world fl^^^^^^l WRIGLEYS» TRAIN SERVICES. Singapore (Tank Road) Daily. The mail traias from Singapore for the North leave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 a.m. and 7 pjn, arriving Kuaia Lumpur 6.65 pan. aad 6.46 a.m. respectively. Tne through Express for Penang- leaves Kuala Lpjja.
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      271 6 TO HAKE HICH ft DELICIOUS CUBBIES use The Adam's Cook Brand Curry Powder. In your H >use, Club. Hotel, Mess, and also in your travelling Camp. JUST SUITED TO ALL TASTES TRY IT ONOB AND CONVINCE YOURSELF. Mace of the beat selected ani fragrant Madras Spice**PREPAK I D BY NAIMA
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      165 6 NOTICE. Farther tender* are invited for the pnrcbMd of balance, of Govern ment white rteMn Peanug. These balanoea consists of-— OLD STOCK RANGOON 'Small Mill. Special. \nd Meedonng). 63,519 bag. to be .old in 30 ot. of bag. each and 1 lot of bagg, NEW STOCK. RAN G( >OV Me^-diinug,)
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      537 7 P.&0.-British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated m England) HAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S N. Co. (Under Contract with Hit Majesty's Government. THS COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present suspended LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Plaeay about May 18 Syria about June
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      721 7 Passengers and Freight Services Operated by Pacific Mail Steamship Co. (Ineorporatad ia U.S-AJ TOR AOOOUNI OF THE U. 8. SHIPPING BOARD. SAN FRANCISCO—MANILA—EAST INDIASAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE For CALCUTTA Via COLOMBO. Granite State Passengers and Freight May U Creole State Passengers and Freight June 10 Wolverine State Passengers and Freight July
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      421 7 Straits Steamship Co., Ltd Steamers intended to tail from Singapore Kinta —Monday 4 p.m, for Port Swettenham and Penang. Hys Leong—Monday. SO p.m for Malacca and M ar Kaka Tuesday, OO p. m., for Malacca and M'lar. Psrak- Wednesday. 4pm for P Kajang—Thursday, at IMO p.m for Miri, Labuan Jesssltor.
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      340 7 O. S. K. TH lull Sluii (aim, LIMITED. (Inet* t©r*u« hi Japaavl NO. I Dfl SOUZA STREET, PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change, without notice.) EUROPEAN LINE. For PORT SAID, "APflinrij LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. 1 Atlas Maru arr. May 24 dap. 25 Siam Maru arr. June 14
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      640 7 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated In Japan) bum Mall Ccstrait with the Imfsrial Jagassss Osrarnssißt (Subject to Alterations without Notice) London Lino Fortnightly Service For LONDON ANTWERP via 'MALACCA) PBNANQ COLOMBO, SUEZ. POST SAID MARSEILLES. Inaba Maru May Eamo Maru May 1> Iyo Maru Jure 1 Liverpool Lino For MARSEILLES A
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      429 8 WANTED. WANTED—A n English knowing Malay clerk- Good handwriting essential. Apply personally t > Atank Nigrsh Pharmacy, MM, Bslsgie Boad, Singapore. 3 5 ne WANTED- Indian Bookkeeper for 1 irge healthy Estate in J ho re, only tir.-t cl ss men need apply. Applicatuns eh< uld he Accompanied by copies
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      465 8 NOTICE. NOTICE. NOTICE it hereby given that Mr. Boh Hock Oheang, having left our Company of his own accord aa from the 39th April, 1921, is no longer in our service. HO CHONG SEOE Co., Ltd 25 7 5 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Rengasamy is no longer in
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