Malaya Tribune, 23 May 1922

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY, v. 119 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922 FIVE CENTS. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1922.
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      348 1 1 /tribune I V%TTE. .of Local lOCTO JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd, i liiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiimiiitninininiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiininiitium mi .„.„.,„,,.,r.,..i,.n.^% ~iii 1 1 iiutiaiULaaiuiiiiiJiiiiiiiniaiuiißiMiuLiiniw i I <**"*' £Sj JOHNNY j JOHNNY WALKER I SOLE WL WALKER I Label i Importers t gOM THE MOST I I A A Close Rival to H i of THi
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      54 1 «nniniuiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiflniniiinwiinniiuiiiiiiuiiiiiiiuiiii> I THE I j MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. I Tel. No. 345, Editorial Dept. I Te. No. 171, Managerial Dept. I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. I I Per annum $15.00 I I Half-yearly 7.50 I Per quarter 8.76 I Postage extra 50 cts. per
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    96 2 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. BIG SHARE PURCHASE. Control of Shanghai, Peking and Hankow Hotels. Shanghai May 9. —The Hongkong Hotel Company has purchased sixty thousand shares in the Shanghai Hotels Company at $40 per share. The shares weie Edward Ezra Estate holdings. j The
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    SHANGHAI'S STRIKES.
    107 2 600 Cabinet-Makers Idle. Shanghai, May B—Foreign furniture manufacturers have been forced to suspend business on account of a strike of 600 cabinet-makers. The striking workers are demanding an increase of wages. Later.—The Ningpo men are probably joining the Shanghai cabinetmakers who are out. And the Nurses. Shanghai, May
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    THE SOUTHERN EXPEDITION.
    469 2 Movements of Troops at Canton. Canton, May 9.—According to news received from Shiukwan, President Sun Yat-scn has decided to perform tlie ceremony of rec iving the oath of loyalty of his troops which will be despatched on the Northern expedition on the 13th and Mth. President Sun
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    THE NORTHERN CONFLICT.
    141 2 Canton's Opinion. We do not believe the conflict in the north is ended. The number of troops involved, the importance of th-3 outcome, the determination of both factions, and the long preparation preceding 1 the outbreak of actual hostiiities together with the known resources of Chang Tso-lin
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    SOUTHERS FIGHTING.
    418 2 Clash on (he Namyunvf Front. News has been received in Canton to the ofiToet t .at owing to the critical situation at Namyung, Dr Sun Yatsen has ordered the immediate despatch of his expedition to the front to check the advance of the Kiangsi troops. On Sunday morning
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    THIS AMERICAN MOTHER
    201 2 Testifies That Baby's Own Tablets Do All That Is Claimed for Them and xVlore. Tens of thousands of mothers sle* p soundly at night throughout the length and breadth of America, knowing that with Baby's Own Tables m the house their little ones are safeguarded in case
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      782 2 AUCTIOI. SALE. 7 CHEONG KOON SENG CO., AUCTIONEERS A APPRAISERS, No. 30, Chulia .Street, Singapore. Mortgagee's Sale of Valuable, Freehold and Leasehold Town and Country Properties At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co/s Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street, On Wednesday, May 24, at 2.30 p.m. 1 Valuable freehold land situate Off
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      468 2 If only you could see the disease-germs yya inhale! You would understand why your throat sometimes feels raw nd sore; and you would be startled to r .disc how at ten yon tuu bour in your throat such health-foes as the genua of Iniluenza, DtpiberiA, Pneumonia, etc., —germs which may
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      207 2 I I l ufi j FLGGELffe jltlltMllllliliilllltlDMKtlll I J I I I lllllHlailllllli lll|||||,, |U| 1 I rfl Th ere are Brands! j J|§te|psk but oaly J i I |§fp Golden Horsel Cigarettes-UniJ I Price Moderate for J b High-class Give 3 J -and Convince UiJ m j Nanyang Bros.
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    THE RENT QUESTION.
    697 3 PENANG COMMENT ON LOCAL AGITATION. Restriction Should Contnue. Undoubtedly -will be a great many p ople in Penang who will j heartily sympathise with the meeti ing at Singapore on Friday. It had for its object thj formulation of a petition protesting against the Government's intended repeal
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    ACHE AND PAIN INSURANCE.
    527 3 v'ou insure JOVt house as"»inst fire, yon insure vcur life ao- insure yourself egeiast l*" and s*i»h litftVl Oriental is an Ache and Ma InMMßfct, for tho.°e who, keep it handy een have INSTANT; relief from BaakaAt, Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains and EVERY pain, BwaU or
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    CHARLIE CHAPLIN'S FILM CASE.
    234 3 Alleged Impersonation. New York, April 2.—Charlie Chaplin's battered bowler hat, baggy trousers, and cane, his little moustache and laughter-provoking shoes are the chief features in a great legal battle w'xich opened at Los Angeles yesterday. The comedian applied for an injunction to restrain a firm from
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    COCAINE INQUEST.
    194 3 Billy and An Actress. At the resumed inquest, held at j Paddington, on Miss Freda Kempton, the 21-year-old dancing instructress, who died in convulsions, at her flat in Westbourne-grove, Bayswater, W, on March 0, a Chinese, Brilliant Chang, was the central figure of a crowded court. Cocaine-poisoning was
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      357 3 ■'Minifq hp i ["1111 I" I '4"' I Infill lo LoDPS 1 f I WHISKY Bl The Wit i sky for Connoisseurs. SOLE AGENTS-: jjj BITTEPBACH, LAZARUS SONS, Ltd. (Incorporated in the S.S.) oj SINGAPORE. S Lgj m n. I n ff c ?m? i ft **********9! BREWERY'S WffW kl
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      336 3 f HORLICK f S 1L 0 MALTED MILK BUILDS FROM THE FIIiST GLASS! So •><»]>• do« lIORLICICS MALTED MILK. tka g IWOguneJ POOD-DRINK. he!j> u..tu.-e. that you can /e«/ tlic iucj eased vitality and iife force h\.m the first glass. If !^*^^*^%>f 'y\ you arc run down, HORLICK'S a trial
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    2374 4 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange and Share Brokers issue the following list Of quotations Singapore, May 23. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—MaiI Quotations. a. a. d. Nil for last fncl. y.e. Pec. 1920 2 Ailagar Nil for last fncl. y.e. Dec. 1920 2
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      113 4 nssr OPPOBTUNITfES May be discovered »v.™ X of the "Malaya Advertising columns CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS! "Wanted," "For Salp «n< T 5 "Trade Etc Etc 'n X L 3t F Und >" I If you hay» .v- wIU bMn <l ui< results. the Classified Advert lnsert our notic in g Tribune -at
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      154 4 MICHQijjJ StociT* TSlUU4t J NEW I B h *l vaiv, s >■ Saliaometc-rs. iron troughs. P hammer, p ,a v **M rods, c: 'Phone ljjj 1 Wo Favo3 MANIOiL I Mani Oil J the growth of kas .J falling off. To reW*-| colour, netting MANIOiL I It hac besides cfl
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      347 5 W In the Second Show at 9.30 p.m. I jtar Cast in a gripping tale of excep- 1* interest and special appeal L| EVERY WOMAN WANTS I Bftfl' la 5 Parts. I t What Every Woman Wants has t a the expense of her future happiness. I TO-NIGHT £l.*f*t* ■Shorty
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      399 5 ,M,Ul '""'"«"«"«"^Ht"iMl(iMlut I |ALHAMBRA| 3e: eh o d i From Tuesday, May 23, to Sunday, May 28, 1922. 11 A Piclure Combining Laughter and ThrUls in Plentiful Measure. I Another of those delightfully entertaining productions featuring II TT O M MI X who wrote the story and directed the picture
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      539 5 LOUISE GLAUM AS rp TTT7I THE IXIHi WOLF WOMAN. 1 Herewith we H7 A w]f m t&t showyou life as WOMAN it should not be lived: We mculA SHE-DEVIL cate a lesson. AT THE "GAltir TO-NI6HT! The rudder of the Last Three Days: frail skifTof life j Tuesday, Wednesday and
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    36 6 MARRIAGE. GOH-LIM.—On 22nd May, 1922, at their residence, Singapore, Goh Peng Lock, son of Goh Keng Ann to Miss Lim Siong Neo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Chin Keat. J3 5 23 5
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    MAKING FOR PEACE.
    736 6 The Genoa Conference has proved to be a success at least in some degree. On the face of the official reports, it ds reasonable to conclude that this confounding of early fears is largely due to the capable manner in which Mr Lloyd George, on behalf of
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    411 6 An outward mail is expected to arrive from Europe by 9.5. Kashmir, at Penang at 6 a.m. on Friday, the 2Gth instnant- The mail despatched from Sinp-i--pore to London, by B I Packet Ekma on April 27 was delivered in London on May 22. A Chinese witness was fined $15
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    ALSAGOFF
    68 6 REQUEST FOR UNTITLED APPEN. The IW behalf of sagoffi of appeal Which I 1 H rrv never reply to Mr.: 5 appealing >Mj agaißs t th c deri, money f or to proceed ij \Z* Asiah had Proceeding with thiJIJ Aboobakar broker, carrir.fr forteJS Mr Johannes- broker? c Th-
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    KELANTAN GOLD
    98 6 Allotment tobe)bl I taker. H Th. r^§M I A of 13" X and tosgiSflS X V H munioati' a The High-6ffeet IninJ Mr H D Roopehtnd, sz+W dress goods have bees ar" now on view. the Shipping and ia*-~wm offices will be flP«**^H 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.'
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      217 6 Robinson Co., Ltd., (Incorporated in the SJS.) SINGAPORE. HATS. lINI IN FOUR SHADES: j i ASH. FAWN', MOLE SL \TE. J c H Price $9.75 each. I 5 Sizes in Stock, 6 1/2 to 7 1/4. 1 i ,i„ ■iiiniiiiiiiir-i-i it > m J~l_* I A LUBRICANT 1 m m
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      555 6 j TO LET. I 3 3 a b 3 g I The comfortable and commodious residence c I at 1507, Joo Chiat Lane, Tanjong Katong, 1 I six Bedrooms, with two Bathrooms attached, 1 Sitting and Dining rooms, with a spacious I back terrace, electric lights throughout and I fitted
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    HOW THE EGYPT SANK.
    230 7 rtfflOßS TELL OF RUSH TO THE v DECK. HQ TIME FOR SUCCOUR. 0 atHKtfplMcfa L W tireless, the P ffi 1-1 g n S was picked P f some ncaring cr .v.. vicinity of L* wt ,;i several 'which put out from th« *ene, but the
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    THE M.B.E. ZOO.
    44 7 Arrival in London. jf ay 22.—The collection of J reptiles presented 7 thr ugh the Prince Lbv the Malay States Govved in London by m rir Titan, and will be exy J ±t Zoo along with the r monkeys and seven
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    AMERICA AND THE REST.
    83 7 No! Wholly Aloof. r r May 22.—The terras a in articipati >n in r tiscuss n mdght be ris i it( I a statement mi a :lose >uch with the thai ted States t r nit ns in If «at plans for restoration if re Mnvineed
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    PADANG PLANDOK TIN.
    59 7 Good Proapwte Reported. so Our Own Correspondent.) May 22.—At the annual N the Padang Plandok Tin «Ur D T Lewiß, presiding, sad ft* BAM managers had died r "Pt Messrs N aad Doughty Smith. pipe-line was finished, and it '■ped by the end of next moatn P
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    THE BADAK CASE.
    59 7 r Gai!t of Misrepresentation. 110ur Correspondent.) ■PW, May 22.-The cor<>f the "Malay Mail" at that Thomas Ortor,, agh, and Alfred I l conspiracy in |j 3 VK itare, had a record ys Tho jur>'rent: W 2 not Uilt > r f C0Tl- r ler xprc-ssing |^< t
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    CHINESE CIVIL WAR.
    36 7 Foundation. hk»J tP neS€ issues JaW 0, 1922 Ct ChihU «*fllct.. the ffect that as *ir*** lm Gtn kS**! uT* ftnimi>niti on, Nil t„ T"™*** had entered £H« res! Govcrn^t. that the report
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    6 7 UNTITLED by '■-Cj gh y pri-
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    257 7 High School Items. (From Our Own Correspondent). Malacca, May 22. Mr C F C Ayre, the officer commanding the Cadet Corps, Malacca, has presented a silver cup and medals for a shooting competition to be held at Sebukor Range after the annual musketry course. Mr Ayre, as headmaster
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    ACCIDENT IN PENANG HARBOUR.
    41 7 Stoker Drowned Through Ships Bumping. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 23.—While the s.s. Bahadur v4as taking oil from the tanker Cairo in harbour, the ships bumped, and a stoker named Mahoney fell overboard <and was drowned.
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    FINES FOR GAMBLERS.
    185 7 Sub Inspector Keseler of the Harbour Police, together with a number of P Cc effected a big capture on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock when he brought to book a gang of twenty three Chinese coolies who were indulging themse.vea in a game of "pykow" at an
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    STRAITS CURRENCY.
    204 7 COMMISSIONERS' RETURN FOR APRIL, 1922. urrenc y Commission- I month? rep rt for last (a) Whole amount of Currency STWS^O. 14 0 Apri1, 3 1922 Average amount of Currency Notes m Circulation during month of April 1922 $76,727,410.63. (b) Coin Portion of -the Note Guarantee Fund (including Depreciation
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    233 7 A Man-Eater Trapped. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, May 20. Mr Ball-Green, Manager of KoteTiaggi Esitate, who was a patient m the General Hospital, Johore Bahru, has resumVxi duties. A Bill to amend the Trade and Customs Enactment, 1921, i* to be introduced into the Stato Council.
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    ST ANDREW'S CHURCH MISSION.
    115 7 The foSCowiof service* will be held in St Peter's Church, Stamford-road, on Thursday next, it being Ascension Day: TT 7 a.m., 7.30 a.m., and 9 a.m. Hoiy Cc-mmunion in English, Tamil and Chinese respectively; Evensong 2 p.m. Cantonese, and 3.40 p.m. Foochow. Notice is given that
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    48 7 The manager of the Hotel Republic h„, iust received a letter dated May U irol Mr J R Charton (who walking to England) from Bangkok, that he has arrived at the atove Place and is still going strong He hopes to leave "is companion, Mr Alexander, *cry shortly-
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    LETTER-BOX.
    11 7 (We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed bv correspondents.)
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    LORD NORTHCLIFPE AND JAPAN.
    435 7 From "JAPONICUS": The London telegram of Viscount Northcliffe's speech which appeared in your paper of the 20th inst., describing the Japanese as Kastern Germans, working, propagandising, emigrating and spying throughout the world," etc. has terribly disgusted us Japanese here with its irresponsible, nonsensical, jargon-like tone of
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    CLAIM FOR NON-DELIVERY.
    200 7 Rubber Action in Supreme Court. A cape has commenced in the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice in which Mr Khoo Swee Yeo, trading as Swee Thye amd Co., 48 Clyde-terrace, claims $13,804 for breach of contract from Messrs Sam Huat and Co., 52 Chulia-street. The plaintiffs,
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    MILLION DOLLAR CLAIM SETTLED.
    38 7 Plaintiff Accepts $5,000. The action brought against Mr Lim PmS Sang by Mr Francis Van Cant, Belgian industrial chemist, for a claim'of $002,900. has b?en settled for $5,000, each party paying their own costs.
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    PENANG AND THE PRINCE.
    520 7 LANDING POSTPONED UNTIL NOON TO-DAY. DECORATIONS ON LAVISH SCALE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 22. —There are 200 entries for the sports on the Esplanade, the majority of the competitors being adults. It will be the most representative athletic gathering ever held in Penang. The
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    THE LATE MR. KUAN TIAN POH.
    413 7 Funeral on Thursday at Malacca. As already reported in the "Malaya rribune," there was a brutal gangrobbery near Ayer Kuning on the L6th instant, the victim, who had lbout $700 on him to pay out wages, t>eing Mr Kuian Tian Poh, manager of I
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    128 7 Rikisha Puller on Murder Charge, j I Ho Ah Kin, a rikisha puller, was charged at the Assizes yesterday, be- j foro Mr Justice Barrett Lennard, and J claimed trial, on a charge of murder of another Chinese, named Goh See Toi, on the night of March 22
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    204 7 The s.s. Kiungchow left Swatow on tho l'.Uh inst and is expocted to nrnw here at daylight on the 2fith hist. Sh* brings 520 deck passengers for this port. Mrs W L Lucy Mathias, of 289 Tranquerah. Malacca, widow of Mr P G Mathias, has issued invitations for the wedding
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    EXCHANGE.
    94 7 Singapore, May 23. On London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 3-S2tf. Demand 2s 3 31-32<b Private 3 months sight 2s 4 IW% On India— Bank Tel. Transfer On Hongkong— Bank demand draft 16 p.c. pm. On Shanghai— Bank demand draft 62% On Java— Bank demand draft 186% On
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    98 7 C. of C. Rubber Association. Singapore, May 23. Pale Crepe Closing Price*. Buyers Sellers Spot 25 25 hi Latest London Cables quote.—Loo don, Spot 7%d. Ribbf d Bmnkcd Sheet Closing Price* Buyers Sellers Spot 25 25% July 25% 26 July to Sept 26 26^jt~ Oct to D.c 28
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    Y.W.C.A. LUNCH AND REST ROOM FUND.
    48 7 Amount previously acknowledged $19,563.95 San A Wing Kuala Lumpur 10.00 H B Baker 25.00 See Tiong Wah 50.00 J C Peter 100.00 Hongkong and Shanghai Bank 250.00 A Friend 1-05 Messrs Eraser and Neave 100.00 Total $20,100.00 E. M. BURKILL, Hon Treasurer.
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    49 7 The s.s. Sade Marn from Europe Igfj DDddmho aod is eXi»'.'<Aexl to arrive at thit* p./rt on the rnornm* Of the 2Gth in>t. It is requested that ships in harbour be dressed on the following dates: May 24. Empire Day; May 26, Queen's birthday; and June 3, King's birthday.
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      156 7 WHEN AND WHERE. To-day, May 23. High Tides.—8.15 a.m., 8.22 p.m. Rent Assossjnent Board, 2.15. Football League II: R E v. Harlequins, Reclamation. SVC: Eurasian, Chinese and S F A Cos., 5.15. Freemasonry: St George regular, 5.30. To-morrow, May 24. High Tides. —8.59 a.m., 8.54 p m. Empire Day. Football,
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    1127 8 RACE HANDICAPS AND TRAINING NOTES. "GOOD THINGS" FOR FIRST DAY. THE TURF. WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY'S RACING. Race I.—(Seven furlongs) The Hobo 9.10, Minderoo 9.6, Ivan C 9.6, Princes Miir.er 9.4, The Joker 8.7, Marella 7.6, Badrie 7.2. Race 2.—(Raco Course) Broomhilla 9.7, Hatfield Boy 9.6, Kennerley
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    BOXING.
    224 8 NEXT WEEK'S TOURNAMENT. The following bouts have now been definitely arranged for Thursday next week—venue as yet not certain: Tan Teng Kee, ("Battling Key") 9.1, Featherweight Champion S S and F M S, J Carvalho, 9.5, ten rounds. Kirn Liang. 7.9, Flyweight Runneaup S S and F M S
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    FOOTBALL.
    1376 8 S. C. C. II vs. SINGAPORE UNITED. Owing to the heavy rain which came down when the second league match between the S C C II and the Singapore United, was commenced on the S R C ground yesterday afternoon, the match had to be abandoned altar twenty minutes
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    CRICKET.
    128 8 CEYLON BOYS AT HOME. An organisation is afoot in Ceylon to send a team of school-boy cricketers 1 to visit England with a view to play- ing several matches with English i public sehools. A critic writing in I cne of the newspapers in Colombo i says:— It is
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    190 8 At the Liberty Hall, from to-night, episodes Nos. 1 and 2, in five parts,, of "Blazing Secret," a new serial of j a thousand mysteries full of pathos,, sensation, romance and adventure*, will be screened in the second 6how,| together with Clara Kimball Young's greatest Equity production, Forbidden
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    LATEST SHIPPING ARRIVALS.
    30 8 Kua'a. from Bangkok 23-5. Yalaya. from Bangkok 2'!-".. M hatt Hin, from Malacca 23-5. Lake Fielding, from Calcutta 22-5. Quorra, from Tringganu 22-5. Bellerophan, from Shanghai 22-5.
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    116 8 London, May 19 1922. Sago flour is quoted at 146. Tin is qoted at £154.2.6. in London. Tapioca is quoted at 22|- for fair flake. Gambier is quoted at 281- in London; cube gambier at 36;-. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling American is at 12.13 Egyptian
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    GOLF.
    78 8 KATONG G. C. MEDAL. The May monthly medal of the Katong Golf Club was won by Mr b Cookson, with a score of 45, 49.15 70, whose first round also won the ball' sweep. SELANGOR FINAL. In the final of the Selangor Golf Club competition for the "Coronation Cup'
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
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      468 8 S I n^^j THE GARRETT patent, SUFEWffiATtj 1 1 PORTABLE ENGINE I The running of Garrett Portable Engin s I that they fulfil the most exacting requirem I modern Engine; the extremely low consumption I cost enable the cost of power production f or 1 to compare favourably with installations
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      58 8 set with i rew s Mi! i C DO] any. '23 5 Ar. general Chinese please C difficult que b I rj *«< business on Wtfc, May. Selling Cheap for 10 Days We b1 Leather Trunks. ware. Pongee. Hosiery, YUEBC* CHUNG SING CO.. •28 Colman Sw* Singapore. t Formerly of
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      110 8 MAILS CLOSE. To-d*y, May 25. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 2 p.m. Mersing Kemaman Mersing 2 p.m. Hongkong Amoy, taking mails for U S A Canada Euryalus 2 p.m. Colombo, Durban, Capetown South America Seattle Maru 2 p.m. Hongkong,* Swatow Amoy* King Yuan 2 p.m. Malacca,* Penang,* Colombo, Suez,* P. Said,*
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    FIGHTING IN CHINA.
    386 9 SURPRISE ATTACK ON CANTON'S EXPEDITION. i Chang Tso Lin Resisting. Canton. May 15. —It is reported that as soon as the despatch of the Northern Expedition has been eomnleted. President Sun Yat-sen will return to Canton from Shiukwan to take charge of the affairs of the city,
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    SPORT. LAWN TENNIS.
    258 9 FAR EASTERN CHAMPIONSHIPS.' An annual Far Eastern challenge j tennis round, planned after the con-j ditions controlling the Davis Cup play, will be arranged for with play com- j mencing this year, provided the invita-; tion of the local Lawn Tennis Associa-I tion to be extended to
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    OWING.
    209 9 BISHOP MCDOUGALL AND THE SEVEN OAR RACE. Reminiscences of previous Oxford and Cambridge boat races have been recalled since .the race of a week or two back. Amongst the matters that usually finds a place when these matters are discussed is the "Sevenoar race that was rowed as far
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    SINGAPORE 43 YEARS AGO.
    334 9 OLD RESIDENTS RECALLED. The "Mafciy Mail" has been delving into a copy of the Singa-. pore Directory for 1879, published by T J Keaughran. This book is claimed to be "the biggest of the kind ever published in these Settlements." In 1879 Sir William Robinson, 1
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    SELF-HELP.
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    294 10 That office boy of ours has been at it again. He'll have to be pensioned off, or poisoned, sure thing says the Editor of "Syren and Shipping," who reproduces the following: i Presto. In a ship-shape shop on board a ship that ships a shop You can shop
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      324 10 BTEA MEIt I Monthly saiLngs to and from Australh Batavia, Sourabaya, Freaantle, 1922 SCHEDULE OF SAI] Arriving Singapo June 5 s s July 3 s.s. v Au 7 s .s. "EMII Sept 4 Oct. 9 .41. «EURE Nov. 6 s.s. Dec. 4 s.s. For further Particulars apply to PATERSON SIMONS
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    676 11 SOME CURRENT NEWS AND COMMENTS. "Syren and Shipping" of April 19 has a photograph of the Asiatic] Petroleum Co's oil station at Pulo j Bukom. The White Star Line announced that the German Government have granted an emigration licence to them, permitting them to engage in the booking
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      403 12 NOTICE NOTICE. Saiboo Co. of Nos. 12 13 Tank Road, Singapore, beg to inform the i public that they are the Agents for the sale of Passage Tickets for Ceylon by the Osaka Shosen Kaisha, Japanese Steamship Co. Saiboo Co., (Ship Chandlers' Dept.) Ticket Agents for the Osaka Shosen Kaisha,
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      453 12 BANKS. j INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION, (Incorporated in the U. S. A.) OWNED BY THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capitol and Surplus US $10,000,000 Undivided Profits 5,400,000 Reserve for Dividends 600,000 Head Office: -60 WALL STREET, NEW YORK. London Office: —36 Bishopbgatt, Lyons Office: —27 Place, Tolozau. San Francisco
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      407 12 BANKS* CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AiVD CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid Capital la 600,000 Shares of IS each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank ol Englami. London JoiLt City and Midland Banfc, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd.
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      403 12 INSURANCE. TKS EXTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORA ii ON LUm &U. (Incorp';<»U.d in the S.S.) H to*-: :jiL.-e Singapore. HOARD OF DIRECTOR* See Teong Weu, Esq. (Chairman.) Gaw Ehek Khiam, Esq. (Vice Chairman.) P. S. Lee. L«4. N. B. Chan. M»q. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock Hoe, Esq. Koh San
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