Malaya Tribune, 11 June 1921

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    33 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] rT AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. 4 mm I EVENING DAILY. Vol. VIII -No. 135 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1921 PRICE S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1921.
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      225 1 THE Uim TRIBUNE AND HIPPING GAZETTE Phone Mo. 171 SUBSCRIPTION RATES Payable In Advance Per annum 15 00 Half-yearly 7.50 Per quarter 375 Postage Extra SO cts. per month. I 1 Piatt, Jensen, Ltd., (Incorporated in Straita Settlements) a Singapore. (in Stock.) Screw Cutting Lathes. Centres 4 Three Speed Cone
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      122 1 Sime, Darby Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Straits Settlements ELECTRICAL fitPIITIEIT. Quotations given for complete Electric Lighting 4% Power Instillations, Full range of Sketrteel supplies in stock V LB; Wires b Cables. Metal Filament Lamps. Ceiling Table Fans. Fittings Accessories. "DlCtiiripr Telephones. MADSTRONG 5 Plants. The idem Lighting Set for Bungalows
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      389 1 SUN V COMPANY ■UppllM All Photographic Materials AJTD The Rigl&t Place for Amatenrs ur Developing, Printing and Enlargement No. M» NOBTH BRIDGB BO AD, SINGAPORE Phone 660- I THE "TEXAN" 35 H.P. 5 SBAIBK I The clean cut stream lines of The Texan put it in the thoroughbred olaas of
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    New Territories.
    601 2 A Plea for the Native Races. At the conclusion of a recent meeting of the Royal Geographical Sooiety when a paper on the opening of new territories in Papua was read by Lieat Ohinnery, Dr Wollaaton made the following remarks, which would appear to be" equally applicable to
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    MALAYAN CIVIL SERVICE.
    177 2 The "Echo's"* Suggestion. Economy ia supposed to be the order of tbe day in ths F M 8., but the ariival 0 f s dosen new cadets hardly Beams to point that way. We do not think, says the "Straits Echo c that either tbe Colony or
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    THE HAILAM TYRANNY.
    121 2 In his Open Letter to the public on the registration of servants qaestion, Mr A 0 J Towers, of Ipoh, pertinently observes that ss lawyers, doctors, and professional men, who' are registered, so far from objecting to it welcomed the introduction of the system years ago, tba
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    Scout Topics.
    493 2  -  BY HAWK-EYE." This column will be devoted each Saturday to notes oa the Boy Scouts movement in Singapore, Scoutmasters are requested to keep Hawk-eye" informed of all matters of interest in connection with their troops. These Topics are meant to encourage and assist them in their work. Dear
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      794 2 AFTER YOU ARB FORTY. Forty it the age of greatest effort with most people. Vitality is used op st the meat rapid place The struggle to secure s coospeteace for old sge produces nerve strain, ths failure to succeed causes worry, nervous break-down, neurasthenia.L Middle-aged people find that they cannot
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      361 2 THE BEST CHEAPEST BEER in the market BROWN L OER. SUB-AOENT-» WANTED. G. Aurely <Sc Co., 3, Halieea Street DON'T MIFS THIS (iOLDFN OPPORTUNITY THE ABLE lt>Dl\N 7HY ICI AN. The public is assumed rf the splendid preparation of Mejicines for curing the foil wing diseases, viz —Co!d, Catarrh, Headache,
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      373 2 BODY CHILLS. In the moist heat of this tropical climate one can never feel safe from catching a chill. The least exertion causes excessive perspiration and then, either a sudclen gush of wind if out of doors, or the draught from an electric office fan strikes the body in its
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      957 2 Weak Wasted Children Grateful Mothers Tell of Wonderful Cures a by Dr. Cassell's Tablets. England. I South Africa. Mrs. Hobinson. IS. Leigh-street, Mrs. Van Zyl. PO. Btrydenrnirg. Frederick-road, Pendleton, Manchester, CP.. South Africa, write*:—" After England, aays —"My little boy wu typLn» Imrer my little eon became paralysed. He could
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      747 3 MARLBOROUGH Ihs Hall for Oomfort, Good Muaio and Good Pioturee Beach Bead, From BATUBDAY, June U, to THOBSDAY, June 16. A LITELY UNIVERSAL DRAMA OP STRONG HUMAN INTEREST Featuring that dainty star EDITH ROBERTS In a .tory of a man who left a life of orime for the love of
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      802 3 sTh The From Wednesday, June 8, to Monday, Jane 13. Alhamhr» Alhamnre It US AT TVtv la the only the Theatre AT THK theatre fa" ALHAM BRA -sOrche.tr. m m W \%Y*mW m«sm> A cahe* Coffee, and the BEST Thf Ha for Mnllc aod Pfatorf| \^mSt 0 MKACM ROAD «•nr.Og
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      539 3 i i j PREBKNTS An Entirely New Programme of Snper Special Pictures IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 720 P.M. SHARP ALICE JOTOE, THE R4DIANT SCREEN BEAUTY In the Greater Vitagraph Feature THE BUSINESS OF LIFE From the famous novel of tbe same title by Robert W. Chambers The story of
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    THE LABOUR CRISIS.
    892 4 The old country cannot yet see the end of its industrial troubles within comfortable range. With the coal dispute inducing a state of paralysis, other industries are also threatening serious trouble, so that c'en if the optimistic predictions of an early settlement with the miners are justified
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    972 4 The next Malacoa Assizes will be bold on July 4 Tbe resignation of Lt Lacie Smith S V 0, has been scoepted. A mail for Earope will close on Monday by the s s Tara, at 3 p m (by train 4 p m.) Mr Ohaa Ann Chin has been
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    SIR ARTHUR YOUNG'S PORTRAIT.
    370 4 To be Exhibited in the Autumn. The hon secretary of the Btrait8 trait Settlements (Singapore) Association forwards as the Mowing extra t from a letter that has been received from Mr Darbishire, together w, tn the letter addressed ho him by fi Arthur Yoang 7 o,r
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    A POPULAR JUDGE.
    102 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. June 10,—Yesterday, in the Supreme Court, Mr Breretoo Martin, on behalf of the members of the Penang Bar,addressed Mr Justice Woodward on the occasion of his leaving to assume the Chief Judicial Commissionersbip of the F M 8. The speaker referred to
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    PASSENGER'S DISAPPEARANCE.
    51 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penaog, Jm* 10.—A saloon passenger from Singapore, Mr Chan Joo ti wee, is missing from the steamer Perak, having disappeared between Port Swettenham and Penang. He was last seen at ten o'clock last night, by a bo>" who eerved him with a glass of
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    ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
    100 4 Sunday's Servlc^i. 7 am Holy Communion. 7.45 am Holy Communion (Choral), 9.15 a m Matins and Litany, 4 pm The Cate* chism, 5.30 pm Evensong and Sermon. Service* and Meetings, Monday, Jane 13, 7.30 am Matins. Tuesday, June 14, 7 am Holy Communion 7 30 am Matins.
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    INCREASE OF MALARIA.
    63 4 "Malaria Victim" writes to correot an error he made in bis letter on the increase of malaria, which we published a few days ago. Hi' figures for the death rate were not per thousand of the population but for the wh le population witbin Muoicip&l limits. Nevertheless
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    89 4 At a meeting of the Engineering Association of Malaya, in tbe Masonic Temple, Yenning roar. Kuala Lumpur, this evening, Mr Charles G Reade, Government Town Planner, will read a paper on *'Modern Town Planning," Nitrated by lantern slides. Tbe second of tbe series of Bacred Concerts srrsrged jointly by tbe
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      167 4 HALL MAKKMD. SOLID: SILVER CASES. mk »wept designs iv cooble sided Cigarette Cases. b Id fc. jtt Cigarettes. Also ach ice BS£j^^^^^p^B|^^^S^S selection of fßglllflffiffi siDgle sided PL Cigarette Cases suitable for d |1 wear. ROBINSON Co.. Ltd. Incorporated in tbe titnito Settlement*. BINGAPOBE. A LUBRICANT FOR EVERY PURPOSE. it
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      234 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd, j Incorporated in the BUeita Settlement* 36. PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE New Shipments Just Received. G.-inditoDci in Ire n TrcngLe, Emery Orinderi complete, Handled Hand Hatoheta, Handled Claw Oaat Sieel Tenon Hand Sawt, Oaat Steel Pruning M •to., etc, etc. LISTEN!!! 20% DISCOUNT ON 4LL BOOKS DURING
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      227 4 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day. June II. High Tides. —1.2 a.m., 2.30 p.m. St. Barnabas. United Engineers meeting, 12. Cricket: S C C practice match. St Joseph's O B Sports, 2.45. Football, League Div. II: S C C II v S C F A II, U. J. ground. United Banks v
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    Sport.
    902 5  -  FOOTBALL. STAFFORDS v SEA DEFENCES. (By "Reynard." It cannot be said that the Staffords bad things all their own way in the match with tbe Sea Defences on tbe SRC ground yesterday in the first division of the 8 F A League. The gea Defences, in the earlier stages
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    CRICKET.
    98 5 LEAGUE FIXTURES. Ws expeoted to lie able to pub. lish the fixtures for the local oricket league to-day, but we understand that more delay has been caused by the uncertainty of the Ceylon XI taking part in the tournament, THE SECOND TEST. The second Test matoh is due to
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    76 5 STRAITS CHINESE R. C. Yesterday's Play. Championship. Seah Eng Chiang beat Ong Siow Sian 6—1, 6—0. Tan Chong Gark beat S C Wong w.o. B Singles. Chua Lye Yan beat Voon Kim Chong w.o. C Singles. Chua Choon Seng beat Wee Huck Lay 6—1, 6—2. Monday's Ties. Championship.
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    INDOOR PASTIMES.
    88 5 STRAITS CHINESE R. C. Yesterday's Play. Billiards.—Tan Thian Bin beat E Yong Lee; Seah Eng Kiang beat Cheong Chee Hai. Ping Pong.—Tan Soo Bit beat Cheo Seng Joo w.o.; Tay Lian Teck beat Lim Jiak Hoe 6—1, 6—3. Chess.—Yap Tai Chong beat S J Chan w.o. Monday's Ties.
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    BILLIARDS.
    72 5 M.C.L.A. TOURNAMENT. Championship Event. Kwan Tbian Poh b-ai Chan Geok Eog Dr Tan Seng Tee beat Beab Teck Swi. Tan Soon Tee brat Chee Swee Chiang. Handicap Event. Chee Chin Kiong beat Kwan Thian Poh. Tan Boon Tee beat Chee Gaan Chiang. Chan Geok Eng beat Tan Soon Tee.
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    BLINDED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS FUND.
    59 5 April and May List. Previoasl acknowledged $66,224 43 Mrs D Maw 25 Miss E By an (May and June) 6 Mrs Constance Gann (May to Nov) 18 Mrs P M Robiison 5 Mrs O R S Bateman 3 K. F 10 fhe box at John
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    MURDERED SURVEYOR.
    37 5 The Johore correspondent of the Malayan Leader, in reporting th* murder of Mr T H Darbyshire (and Malay servant) at Kulai, adds t His little son had b»»en wandering in tbe jangle for two nights.
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    46 5 Klang, from Port Swettenham 10 6 Kints, from Penang 11-6. Scott Harley, from Sungei List 10 6 Gleniffer, from Shanghai 10 6. Lake Felding, from Hongkong l 0 6. Peking Maru, from Hongkong 11-6. Hong Hwa, from Amoy 10 6. Tars, from Madras.
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    43 5 The death occured in Penang on Thursday night of Mrs Reginald Hogan, at age of 51. Her first husband was Mr Capper, Protector of Chinese and at one time Acting Colonial Secretary. She afterwards married Mr. Reginald Hogan, well known in legal circles.
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    Letter-Box.
    11 5 (We do not necessarily radon* tat opinion* expressed by correspondent*.)
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    THE VICTORIA THEATRE AND ITS PUBLIC USES.
    1763 5 From -MAJOR W. G. ST. CLAIR: There is a matter of great urgency which should engage the instant attention of every Municipal Commissioner who has some sense of duty to the public. That is, the situation created by the Municipality some years ago—how
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    LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY.
    164 5 Beater. LondoD, Jnne 6. —The ar.nivcrsarj of tbe formation of the I.eagne of Nations will be celobrated on June 25 by processions of London br-ncbes to Hyde Park, wi'h decorated cars and representatives of different nations in their national dress The original idea of a pilgrimage to London
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    Rubber and Share Market.
    84 5 WEEKLY AUCTION. Chamber of Commerce Report Singapore, Jane 9. Catalogued 2,220,522 lb*, 991.30 tons. Offered 1,876,151 Ibf, 837.57t0n5. Sold 902,187 lbs, 402 76 tons. Prices Realized. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cts. per lb. Singapore Standard Quality 23 to 23} Off Quality 14 22J Crepe Singapore Standard Quality
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    FRASER AND CO.'s REPORT.
    147 5 Singapore, June 10. Robbers.—Dall, with very little bet>iness parsing. Mining.—Steady. Taipings 1.12| to $1.17*, North Taipings $1.30 to 35, Sou'b Taipings cents to 77$ cents.Ulu PiabB $1.27$ to $1 PadangPlandoks 80 cents to 90 cents, Nawng Pets $1.25 to $1.30, Klntas $6 75 to $7 25,
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    GUTHRIE & CO'S REPORT.
    123 5 GUTHRIE CO'S REPORT. Singapore, June 10. The Robber Market continues in a dull and depressed condition, with gradually declining values. At tbe Weekly Auctions, held yesterday, peices of most grades were cents below tbe level of last week, the exception b'ing Brown Crepes which were in short supply. Standard Ribbed
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    TROPICAL DISEASES.
    167 5 Forthcoming Conference. Reuter. London, June 6.—Reuter learns tbat the Anglo American Conference on tropical diseases will be held shortly in the C denial Office, Mr E F L Wood, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State, presiding. The American representatives will be Mr George Vincent, President of tbe Rockefeller FvUndation,
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    PROTECTION FOR TOURISTS.
    47 5 Reuter. Paris, June 4.—Following the energetic steps taken by Government for reduoing tbe cost of living, M Allarong Paisant, Minister for Food, stated that any complaint by foreign visitors of overcharge by hotels or restaurants woald receive the immediate attention of the authorities.— Reuter,
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    115 5 The Singapore Harbour Board Olub bas been exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance. Some people who have never visited us speak of the Federal Capital as a city paved with gold, says the "Malay Mail." They may yet learn that it la tbe first city to be paved entirely
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    LOCAL SEDITION CHARGE
    160 5 Questions in Parliament. In tbe House of Commons, on May 12, Sir Walter de Freoe asked the Secretary of Stake for India whether his attention bad been oalled to tbe proseoution at Singapore of 17 Indians, charged with the possession of seoitious literature of Atretican origin, oonveyed
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    KUALA LUMPUR APPEAL.
    124 5 Judgment for Appellants. In the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday las', before the full Court of Appeal, consisting of tbe Hon Mr Justice Farrer Manby, acting C J 0, and tho Hon Justices Whitley and Watson, the civil appeal of Loke Chow Thye and two others,
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    CARGO OF SANDALWOOD.
    81 5 Supreme Court Judgment. Mr Justice Barrett Lennard deli, livered jadgment in the Supreme Court on Thursday in the case in which Messrs Now Wong Njiap claimed the return of a cargo of sandalwood from Messrs Duncan Roberts, Ltd, in addition to damages for tbe detention of the
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    COPRA MARKET.
    42 5 Messrs Barlow and Co report Sinoe .last reporting the market hai remained steady and closing quotations are as follow No. 1 Standard $10.00 to $10 60 No. 2 Standard $9 50 to 910.00 No. S Standard $9.00 to $9 50
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    MORTALITY RETURN.
    82 5 The death rate per mille for the week ending May 28 wai 38 34 The total number of deaths wae 296 of which 221 were males and 75 females. One European and 3 Eurasians died, also 227 Chines**, 43 Malays, 19 Indians. Oonvulaiona caused 35 lest hp .phthisis
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    36 5 An Indian motorcar driver named M M Menon pleaded guilty in the third police court yesterday to a charge of rash driving in Serangoonroad on June 3, and was fined $50. Hia licence was also endorsed.
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      409 5 IFRASED CHALMEBQ Engineering Workt Magnet flonie, 83 and 63 Boblnson Boad, Singapore. Everything Electricai." PBOPRIKTORB the General Electric Co.. ltd (Inoorporated In ifingUid.; DRESSMAKING MILLINERY Do you want to team how to make all kind of pretty frocks and hats? We can teach you in your own home exactly bow
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    The Share Market.
    761 6 Utosl P ktt Qaetei la the Market Singapore, Jane 10 Meiers Lyall end Bvatt, Exchange and Share Broken, avi the following lisl of quotations. Rikber Dollar SharesBies Vwlnm Baron Seller-. 1 Allenby 033 0.30 1 AlorGajah 1.00 liO 2 Amalgamated Malay 1.00 5 Ayer Hitem 10.00 1
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    FRASER AND CO'S SHARE REPORT.
    247 6 Singapore, June 9.—Owiag to the King's Birthday and Hi Racea the business possibilities hare been much curtailed. Tin has beea steadly settling back again and thia has had a disquieting effect on Mining shares but the worst feature of all is the continued depression in
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    WHERE TAXES ARE POPULAR.
    188 6 Our hitherto unshaken belief that Taxes are regarded the world over at best aa a necessary evil, and the tax gatherers somewhat similarly, has received a rude shock. Just now, wham taxation is higher than ever, it is surprisng to read of the strange behaviour of
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    136 6 I Tbe Unknown WhY," an excellent Universal dram* of lively action, featuring Edith Roberts, will be the supporting piotare to the*new aerial, "The Adventures of Shorty Hsmilton," which the Marlboroagb is presenting to night. In the earlier hoase "The Alibi," a powerful Vitagraph Blue Ribbon featere, will be
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      428 6 B ENGLISH 9 CURVE CUT A SLICE TO A PIPEFUL $1.30 Eleotricity In the Home. The From Ru.hH.ht AatopUnt to Autoplant 6. Will furnish the dec- rrom a simple portable lamp to eae which could trie current for a be hnng from wall or ceiling, or which l?i«t St wonld
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      329 6 COMING COMING 11 The leading Show ef the East Col, Frank fiius' aw (IKUS Entirely new snow this year Location: BEACH ROAD. 1 1 Watch the opening date fea'ming THE S GARCIA BROTHERS, the most astonishing acrobats and tumble s ever yet teen in the Par East. TBE GESAT CLIQUETfS
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      534 7 P.*o.-Br!tishlndia AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. UnJer Contract with His Majesty's Government. THE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY ire at present suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE, From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Syria about June 18 Kashmir about July 26
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      774 7 mmrnm Passengers and Freight Services Operated by Pacific Mail Steamship Co. (Incorporated in USA; FOR ACCOUNT OF THE 0 8, SHIPPING BOARD SAN FRANCISCO—MANILA—EAST INDIA. SAILINGS FROM BINGAPORE For Calcutta vu Colombo. Creole State Passengers and Freight June 22 Wolverine State Passengers and Freight July 12 Granite State Passengers and
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      441 7 Straits Steamship Co.. Ltd Steamers intended to tail from Singapore Kinta —Monday 4 p. in-, for Port Swettenham and Penang. Hye Leong—Monday, 4.30p.m or Mai oca snd M <ar Kaka Tuesday, 4.30 p m., for Malacca and Muar. Perak Wednesday. 4p m for P Bwettenham and Penang. Hebe Thursday, 4
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      344 7 O. S. K. Tbi Osaka Siuii labia, LIMITED. (Incorporate ia JepeaJ NO. 1 DR SOUZA STREET, PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Subject to change without aetJee.) EUROPEAN LINE For PORT SAID, MARSEILLES, TENDON, ANTWERP, ROT- 'DAM AND HAMBURG. Siam Maru air. July I dep 2 Argun Maru arr. July 2 1
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      664 7 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) Under Mail Contract with the laiperiai Japanese Qoveraaaeot (Subject* to Alterations without Notion) London Lino Fortnightly Service For LONDON A ANTWBBP via (MALACCA) PENANG COLOMBO, SUEZ, POBT SAID MARSEILLES. Atsuta Maru Jane 16 Shidzuoka Maru Jure 29 Eaga Maru July* 13 Liverpool Lino For
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      411 8 WANTED. W AN TE D.—Efficient jobbing compositors. Good wages to competent men. Apply personally to The Straits Albion Press, Ltd., 20-b, Collyer Qaay. 16 no WAN TED.—A competent teaoher to eotoh a Junior Oacnbridge pupil Liberal termi to suitable man. Apply C. T. Look, 16, The Aroade. 16 uc BILL
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      432 8 NOTICE. NOTICE. Mr. Owen Roe having left oar employ, he ii no longer authorised to tianitfot any business wbattoever on onr bt-ba'f. PqCTELL AND CO, LTD, Auctioneers, (laeorporated hi Singapore.) 2 6 11 6 NOTICE. Mr. J. H. E. Waring having left onr employ, be ia no longer authorised to
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      445 8 BANKS. SZE HAI TONG BANKING INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia the Straita 8.8.) HEAD OFFICE: 58, KLING STREET. SINGAPORE Established 1907. Paid-op Capital $1,000,000 Surplus 890,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Seah Eng Lim, Esq.—Chairman. Lee Wee Nam, Eaq.—Deputy Chafev ■aan. ft Chaa Took Hee, Esq. Ong Chow Keng, Esq. Teo Teow
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      543 8 BANKS. BAN QUE LNDUSTRIELLE DE CHINE. (Incorporate ia France.) Authoriaed Capital Pre. 210,000,000 Subscribed H M 160,000,000 E aid np L Reserve liability to Shareholders 75,000,000 Other Reserve Funds M 80,000,000 (1-8 of the Capital subscribed by the Goverameat of the Chinese Republic.) Chairman of the Board of Directors: Andre
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      515 8 BANKS. THEi iaG iiONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE: 94, Market Street BRANCHES: Penang 86 Beach Street Malacca 131 Jonker Street Muar 77-79 Jalan flnleimei. Batu Pahat.. 109 Jalan Raasmat AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Bamsraag, Shsaghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pal— bang and Trang. CAPITAL. Authoriaed $20,000,000 Issued
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      488 8 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 600,000 Share* of £6 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,600,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £8,000,000 BANKERS. Bank of London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd. National
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      393 8 Helvetia Watch Co. CORNER HiGH street, 34, NORTH I RIDGE RO l> TIME IS MONI V A GOOD WATCH WILL SAVE >OU A LOT OF INCONVENIENCE All oar Watches are regulated and tas ed b f re we deliver li > WE SELL CYCLES AT PRICES TO MEET \LL POCKETS
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