Malaya Tribune, 12 July 1921

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol. VHX -No. ir»l SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921 PRICE S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1921.
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      213 1 The mm tribune SHIPPING GAZETTE phOM Nil, 171. SUBSCRIPTION BATES Payabla Id Advaaoa. p#r annum S iS«00 flalf-ywly 7.60 p#rauartar mm 1 a.fO p os tag« Extra SO cU. par month. aaaaaaaaiaaaaa»m Suction Gas Engine Users PLEASE NOTE THAT the "AKROYD" DOWN DRAFT WOOD FUEL GAS PRODUCER PLANTS are manufactured
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      25 1 SUN V COMPANY suppliss All Photographic Materials AND The Right Place for Amateurs DJ Developing. Printing and Enlargement No. 94, NOBTH BRIDGE BOAD, SINGAPOREPhone 660.
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    IMPERIAL MATTERS.
    322 2 Inter-Empire Communications. Reuter. London, Jaly 7.—The Imperial Conference discussed inter.Empire communications and decided to establish a committee, with Mr Winston Churchill ss Chairman, and representatives of Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Booth Africa snd lad a, to consider, in consultation with the Board of Trade, tbe Air dinistry and
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    NEW LONDON DOCK.
    241 2 Striking River Pageant. Reuter. London, July 7.—Their Majesties will open a new dock extending the Victoria-Albert dock syatem on July 8. It is the largest work hitherto undertaken by the Port of London authority and will enable 30,0C0 tonners to be berthed within 6$ miles of the
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    TRADE ITEMS.
    135 2 Effects of Coal Strike, Reuter. London, July 7.—The gradual (xpanaion of the United Kingdom xporta to Ru-.d% einoe the signature ol the Anglo Russian trading agreement waa ahown by Mr Stanley Baldwin in tha House of Oommonr, who atated that they were valued at two tboaaand aberliog in
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    107 2 Traffic in untitled pills and opium is on tbe increase in Bhansi. In many centres the pills are being i imported from Chihli and Honan. It is said that unless stern measarea are 1 soon taken, Sbansi will be in a worae state than it waa in tbe old opium
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      1133 2 A WoIYIAfrTS ATTRACTION. Lost If She Is Aniemlr. fn. womai who most readily wins the admiration ot men is the plump, fullbliodei wouan, fud of vitality. These are the women who mtke happy wives, vig jou > mothers, the corresponding attractiveness of tome men is due to the same cv
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      463 3 0 A.T THRI*>?UIAR PHOTO PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE T»njon% Pag» r Road Trams Pass the Door Prom MONDAY, Jaly 10, to WEDNE3DAY, July 12. IN IHE SEOOND SHOW AT 9.30 P M. r tnleen O'Connor and J ick Perrin in Universal* Mystery Serisl THE LION MAN 18 Episodes or 36 Rsela.
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      515 3 -\hft The t w From FRIDVY, July 8, to WEDNESD\Y, July '3. Ainambra aMhuroab is the only tt el tea ue —at the— theatre !iTaSt a I 1 1 A |k Ajo A th 9 gjk 1 him gyi ft f\ I and the BEST Thi Ha!! for Mcik and
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      434 3 final Next Baautiful Bylvan Sunlight and Shad- Continued Study of Annette Kel'erman In laeiday. William Fox'a Million Doilrr Pi Ou Friday, ture Beautiful. "A Daughter of tha Coda.'Wm, Fox'o Million Dollar Pic ure Brantiful A DAUGHTER GF THE GODS Featuring tbe living Mermaid, Aj;ret> X U<-rm*uu Fit it Five Parte
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    ©omeetic Occurrence.
    36 4 DEATH. Sbet Nya Chit.—On the 11th inst, aged 28 ysri, the beloved wife of Mr. Wee 8wee Cheng, 27-6, Killiney Road. Fun«ral will tak plaoe at 10 a in to morrow. 12 7 1!J
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    HOPE FOR RUBBER.
    918 4 Investors in rubber need not use their share scrip for pipelighters yet awhile. Taking them generally, they have been a wonderful lot of optimists. They have been serenely confident that somehow or other the situation would in the end be saved. It would be untrue to say
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    199 4 The eighth drawing of the War Loan Premium Ticket* will take place in the Kaala Lumpnr Town Hall to-day. Mr Rodolph 8 Lopes, tbe manager of tbe Empire Cinema, baa returned from three months leave to South India and resumed duty. He is looking very fit. Two Chinese, drivers of
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    Banque Industrielle.
    214 4 Rumours Concerning the Comprodare. Political Reports Exaggerated. M, P Durneriu, loeal manager of the Baoque Ioduetrielle de Chine, made the following statement to press representative» ibit morning ♦•The decision of the Pari» Commercial Tribunal haa been postponed till Jaly 25. As »be extraordinary zeneral meeting of the shareholder»
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    M. Briand'a Statement.
    202 4 Reuter. Paris, Jaly 10. —In the Chamber, •d Briand, dealing with the Banqae ladestrielle de Chine, declared that the Government bad done everything io avoid the situation arising, of which the consequences would recoil on tbe moral authority of France in the Far Bast. The decision of
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    ANOTHER BANK SENSATION.
    90 4 Comprador* Rumoured Miasiuf. We understand that the pradore of the Singapore branch of a foreign bank (not the Banqoe Indastrtelle) ia said to have Disappeared, and that at the same time a million dollars is missing. Oar representative has seen the manager bathe was ancoinmauicative, tie did
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    ANOTHER LOCAL STRIKE.
    80 4 —i Sawmill Workers Come Out. It it reported that, owing to a twenty per ctnt reduction iv wage* for piece work, the saw. era ia local sawmills have come out on strike to the nam ber of about I.tOO, and work at the mills has oons quently
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    RIKISHA FARES TO BE REDUCED.
    33 4 It bas, we hear, been decided that rikisha fares must be reduced and the new scale will probably be fixed at tbe next meeting of the Manioipal Commissioners.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE GUESTS.
    139 4 The following were the guests of at h£ l T£ and Gmllemard nLh at Go emmQnt House last S£* v Ho Sir Walter and Lady ney, Hon. Mr. J H W and Mrs. Park, Mr I C F M Baddeley 5A a H wSF and Mrs w
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    Appeal Court.
    608 4 Action Over gad Condens*, Milk. Question of Liability. Before the Chief Juatie- c Walter 8 Bhaw, Mr. J„ Uce sjj* and Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennatd the Coon of Appeal yestetZ U L Rolan i Braddell eontinied his" J" dress on behalf of the srpeuant, 1 in appeal which was
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    JAVA SUGAR.
    62 4 Rise of Prices. (Aneta Service to th» Tribun*. Weltevreden, Jaly 11. —The Trast, after having sold about fortj* eight thoasaud Ions of S«p®rior twelve guilders, is refa«iag fo rthf bid» at this price, probably b*" desiring thirteen guilders. The Trasl has raised the l® 9 Channel to ten
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    THE POWERS AND CHINA
    83 4 The Bin Kao Mm .Press bf** with tbe following, from their s*** pondeni at Shanghai, dated WfJ 4 pm, and received yeserdsj noon "A confidential me ting O 1 1 been held by tbe foreign P° ffr (to decide r that the inter- with the Northern
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    17 4 The P and O untitled Hongkong, and is expected to» et thia port at aboit noon od
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      185 4 I;' Gramophone Records n T)ROVIDE an endless repertoire of the latest dance A music, played by famous orchestras, in perfect dance time. The New Dance List just issued contains Foftf4fror ef H the Latest Pieces by Famous Dance Oisbsetsas, U j Write for a copy. Wk m Hear Paul White
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      313 4 GUAN KIAT 6? Co., Ltd., laaorporaUd ia tae BtandU Sattleaaatai 36. PHILLIP STBEET, BINOAPCWsI Brass Plain E .gine Lubricators, Wator B»b Cocks, S.raight Th.ough D >ia Ceekf, Gai Main Cocks, Double Tallow Copa, etc, cc, at*. TO LET -A fine commodious i% storied Terrace dwelliag haaaa No- H Mohamad Sultan
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      184 4 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, July 12. High Tides.—2.49 a.m., 3.32 yja. Rent Assessment Board, 2.15. Lady Guillemard At Home, 430. Football, League Div. I: S C v Stafford». B. Scouts: X and XI Troops, 5.11. Freemasonry: Zetland Ord., 8.30. Fillis'a Circus, Beach-road, 9.15. To-morrow, July IS. High Tides.—3.58 a*., 4.31
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    JAPANESE TREATY.
    359 5 LETTER F»OM CHINA ASSOCIATION. Alleged Chinese View, Reuter. Melbourne, Jaly 8 -The Federal Nationalist party, presided over by Sr Joseph Cook, acting premier, has oMied a resolution unanimously en-do-iaz tbe coarse taken by Mr. Hsghes in London on tbe question of ihe alhaiiee,— B London, July 8.-The China
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    LEIPZIG TRIALS.
    293 5 France Disgusted. Reuter. Leipzig, jaly 8 —The Prussian ex Lleitenant Lau'e baa been aeqaitted of the charge of murdering a French captain in a village near Saarburg in 1914, on the ground that the •barge is entirely controA ersial. The ac:o«ed denied that be ordered the c»ptain to
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    JAPAN AND ITALY.
    72 5 Reuter. Some, July 8.-NesothV.ions are proceeding with t|» ohjeO of arraug- Prince Hirohito to receive yilwaatio, but li I, nob certain •nether they will sacked. According present aUs», D A noucsio will :°*e to Rasas by aeroplane from where ha ia staying, J2? t0 P«nee Hirohito, and
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    12 5 untitled reported that a untitled «een some time ago on the tag
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    IRISH TRUCE.
    282 5 PROCLAMATION ISSUED. BY DE VALERA. The Peace Possibilities. Reuter. London, July 10.—The following proclamation by Da Valera, is significant: During the truce each soldier and citizen must regard himself as the custodian of the Nation's honour. Your discipline must prove that this is a struggle of an organised
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    PACIFIC CONFERENCE.
    117 5 France Agreeable, Reuter. London, Jaly 10. —R?ater t learns that as the outcome of an exchange of view* with the United States, Japan and China, initiated after discussion on Fa** Eastern and Pacific policy by the Dominions' represent ativea at the conference in London, President Placing hss initiated
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    THE KING'S PART.
    187 5 Reuter. London, July 10.—A revelation of the great part playtd by H M th** King, not only in connexion with IreUtd, but in removing the threat ened hitch in Anglo American relntion*, is made by the ''Observer", which saya that the atatemenb made by the Premier in
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    AMERICAN HEAT WAVE.
    109 5 Reuter. New York, July 10.—The heat wave all OTer the United Statea ia almost unbearable, owing to the great humidity. There hare been many deaths from sunstroke in all the large cities, especially in New Yor*. Owing to the crowded tenements, the poor are sleeping oat of
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    DEATH OF EARL CRAVEN.
    49 5 Reuter. London, Jnlv 10.—Earl CraTeo has mysieric isly disapp-ared from his yacbt at Cowes. It is tboeght that be fell orerbeard accidentally at midaidttt and was drowned —Renter. London, Later.-Earl Craren s body has been picked np at sea. It shows no ma*s isulssiss HlBtSf.
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    TURKISH OFFENSIVE.
    20 5 Reuter. Constantinople, Jaly 10.—It i" reported that the Turks have begun an offensive on tbe Brass* front.— Beater.
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    Coroner's Court.
    442 5 Evidence at the Jn quest on Mr. G. Woodcock, Deceased Warned of Risk. The following is a falli* report of lhe proceedings at the inquest held > esterday on the death of Mr George Woodcock, assistant at Messrs Derrick and Co, who died while nnder chloroform at the
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    MISCHA ELMAN CONCERT.
    103 5 Mr Miscba Elman gave a farewell concert in the Goodwood Hall last night to a big audience, who were eucuanted witb the manor-violinist's skill, lhe various pieces selected were execated with tbe finished touch which is Elman's, and the applause was rapturoHS. Mr Arthur Loesser played the
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    MACPHAIL & CO.'s REPORT.
    107 5 MACPHAIL CO.'s REPORT. Singapore, July 12, Silver 36%. Hongkong 17%, per cent premium. Shanghai 60. Three Months Gold $45. Share Market. Rubbers.—Practically no business passing. Tins.—Taipings $1.12 Va to $1.17Va, Norths $1.32 Va to $1.37 Vi, Souths 721« to 80 cents, Rawargs 60 to 67 Vi cents, Padang Plandoks 80
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    125 5 The untitled Tin output for untitled waa aa follows BlaisSSaa,. poln 248 00, tribute pile 54 40. To al 302.40, The first anniversary of tho Hindu Toeng Mens* Literary Union was celebrated on tbe 9nh iaat in tho Ceylon Tamils* Association hall, 11, Dboby Ghaut, which waa tastefully decorated for
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    Sport.
    736 5 FOOTBALL. STAFFORDS II DEFEAT S C C II. On the SOO groand yesterday, the seoond elevens of the Stafford? and 8 0 0 met in the seoond division of the League, and the soldiers, who had already dropped a point, came very near dropping another, ai they barely won,
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    KOLEH RACING.
    92 5 DEASON CUP FINAL. The fourth and last koleh race for the Deason Challenge Cup was sailed from the Swimming Club on Sunday. The result was that Collenette came in first, Manchester second, and Cullen third. Manchester, however, had to be disqualified for fouling a buoy, and the handicap
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    ATHLETICS.
    42 5 INTER-SCHOOL SPORTS. I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Jaly 11.—Successful Inter-school sports were held on the esplanade on Saturday, and result- a ln a win for the Penang Free School, with 172 points. The Anglo-Chinese Sobool came second with 61 points.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    276 5 SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP. Reuter. Already the entries made for tbe Singapore lawn tednia championship enaare some keen play and strenuoaa rivalry for the honour of represent, ing Singapore in the Gauut Cup (Mala;, an championship) finals. The •he< is at the 8 0 0, 8 R 0 and 8
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    POLO.
    208 5 POCALIPS WIN BARNES CUPS. The match for the Barnes cups on Saturday resulted in a win for the i'ocanps wno scored 7 goals to the ilatlorus 3 arid tne Civil Service's U. ibe best poio perhaps was the first chukaer between tne Regiment and tne Civil Service. A nasty
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    HOCKEY.
    70 5 A P C vs. STAFFORDS. A hockey match will be played at Tanglin to-morrow between the Staffords A Company and the A P C. The following will represent the latter team: G G Gray; M D Rutley and H R S Law; M D P Gilroy, H C Cooper
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    YACHTING.
    320 5 SUNDAY'S RACE. The first of the races for the Vice Commodore's Cap was sailed on Sunday morning, when the new nandicapptng came into force. Mr Flett started the boats in a fair breezs that increased as tbe morning wore on. Marion, Elisabeth, Helen, Eve, Stella, Betsy Jane and Fateh
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    ROWING.
    258 5 THE CHIENGMAI CUP, Raeea for the Oniengmai Cup will be held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday next. The present holders of the cup are Mr R M William's four, the winners of the race rowed laat year. A challenge for tbe cap waa made three months ago by Mr
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    29 5 Fred Waterhouse Co, Ltd. Singapore, Jaly 13. To-day*! doeing rubber quota tioai art aa uadar New York.—l2j et!. London—Bd. Singapore 28 cti. Tone of the Market:- Quiet.
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    C OF C RUBBER ASSOCN.
    50 5 1 o'clock 2 noon, Jaly 12. Pale Ribbed. Crepe Smoked Sh. Closing Price* Closing Prioes. Bujers i"lleri Bnyen Sellera. Spot 28 28* Jnly 28 29 Aug to Sept 29 30 Oc*. to D c 32 33 Tone of market:— Quiet. Tin to-day $83.75; no sellers.
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 5 Singapore, July 12. On LondonBank 4 m/B 2/4 3/32 Demand 3/3 3*/32 Private 3 m/s 2/4 5/16 On IndiaBank T. T. 179* On HongkongBank d/d 17|% p On ShanghaiBank d/d 60 On Jay Bank T, T. 134J On Japan— Bank d/d 87} Sovereigns—buying rate $8.54 Sank of England rate
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    KEDAH AND THE SLUMP.
    34 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, July 11.—A number of estates in Kedah are closing down or stopping tapping, inoluding Henrietta and Lunaa. The nntmplo\ mem among Euro. peans ia increasing.
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      314 5 pRASER CHALMERS Engln««rlng Works. Magnet Honse, St and 63, Boaioson Boad, Singapore. SOLE AGENTS FOE JAMES CARTLR (STALYBRIDOE), Ltd. Robber Machinery, A RANSOME Co., Ltd. Wood Working Machinery SANDERSON BROS. NEWBOULD Ltd. (Steel, Toola, Saws, &c HOL M AN BROS, Ltd. Mining Machinery, Drills, ftc. PROPRIETORS the General Electric Co.,
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    The Share Market.
    690 6 Latest Prices Quoted fa the Market, Singapore, Juiy 0. Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations. Rubber. Dollar Shares. Issue Values Buyers Sellers 1 Allenby 0.20 0.30 1 Alor Gajah l.Ot 1.25 2 Amalgamated Maly 2.00 5 Ayer Hitam 8.50
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    138 6 The Gaiety programme to-night will bare as the great feature the commencement of A Daughttr of tbe Godc," with Annette K» Hermann in tbe title role. The first two episodes of Ben Wil* son's serial production, A Cry in the Dark and The Virgin of Dea'b," of "The
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    BOWDLERISED TREATY.
    128 6 Reuter. Washington, July B,—Being of opinion that the interests of tbe United Stattß can only be properly safeguarded by the Treaty of Versailles, Mr Hughes, secretary, baa prepared an expurgated version of the Treaty which it is considered would command the necessary majority in tbe Senate. In this
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    PRINCE HIROHITO.
    109 6 Reuter. Paris, July 6.—Tbe Japaueae Crown Prince gave at tbe Embassy a private dinner to a few high personalities, amone whom were the two Marshals, Petain and Admiral Grant', /ppel, Rector of Paris Uuirersity, Larmande, Head of the Law School. Tbe Japanese Ambassador visited M Briand to expreaa
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    THE BEUTHEN AFFAIR.
    56 6 Reuter. Berlin, July 7.—Herr Foreign Minister, on bebalf of the Government, apologised to the French Ambassador for tbe incident at Benthen. He said tbe Government was endeavouring to aecure work for the voluoteera in Upper Sileaia, with a view to preventing th deplorable incidents which were hampering
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    90 6 Pedal untitled and the untitled Giap Bank have bef n struck off the registry of oompaniea. Frou to June tuia year 112,552 Chinese immigrants arrived in the Colon?, and 46,583 left. Tbe Gnjlang Club, registered in 1916 under tbe Societies Ordinance, ia called upon to furnisj proof of its existence.
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      533 7 P. s O. Botshlndia AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) HAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Pen&sular and Oriental S. N. 00. Under Contract with His Majesty's Government. THE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES* EAST OF BOMBAY are at prassnt suspended* LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. from LONDON Due SINQAPOBE. Manela About July I* Kbyber
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      527 7 Straits Steamship Co., IU Steamera intended to sail from Singapore Einta —Monday 4 p. m-, for Pot Swettenham and Peaang. Hye L»ong—Monday. 4 30 p.m 'or Malacca Perak Tuesdny, 12.30 pm for Miri, L.buan, Jes-elton Kudnt, Sandakan, Jolo and Zamboanga. Kaka Tuesday, 4.30 p. m., for Malacca and Muar. Ipoh-
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      568 8 NOTICE. REMOVAL NOTICE. Singer Bewing Machine Company's Saks Room and Hemstitching Department la now located at 373, North Bridge Road, just a whisper off Bras Basah Road. SINGER SEWING MACHINE CO. 24 6 23 7 REMOVAL NOTICE. INTERNATIONAL TRADE DEVELOPER, INC. Offices are now Located at 27. THE ARCADE. A.
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