Malaya Tribune, 19 October 1922

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILi Vol. IX.- v. 244 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1922.
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      331 1 i By* s i ccvratchj *11 L r I pf.>?erly ;,!.•>>'"" r ,;,ii»:!y. jj OS and T.-ric L ggles ai:«! Su.t P ri usahad** I ON INVITED. >1(> j>KKATJ» r *sTERN OPTICAL CO., i ll! .ANAL ROAD. SINGAPORE. HIT. IiIBLIW 8 Jfl ITD-Singap re f (Incorporated in England.) n. j||
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      268 1 KEEP YOUR MONEY I m IN THH COUNTRY BY USING 8 j SINGAPORE-MADE j MATCHES CROCODILE BKANF* I i nl Ul 1 Obtainable «?l all dealer* or direct uj H ."r »m manufactui (ru .'THE 1 ELKAYES MATCH FACTORY s Office 20, HIGH STREET. g SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 2053. '<£
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      163 1 c Ci A At V VI A A| IVJ' I i V VI POCKET AND WRIST TYPE, j A Smart Pocket Watch convertible I into a dainty Wristwatch. iitiiiii)tiMiMaiii::iiiiiiiiiiniiiiiitiiiiifittit|nii^HißiMiuii!i j "Little 0601" Rubber 4Mangle*]!l fittCMl with lifting SpringsH 1 j between rollers. 1 V f 20 iru x 4 in
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    DEBATE ON ALCOHOL.
    968 2 SOCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL EFFECTS. Striking Viewpoints. "To what extent, if any, can alcohol, as a beverage, be considered to have an influence on the human .conomy, mental disorders, industrial efficiency, and infl nt mortality?" To this omnibus question several <sc entis's addressed themselves in a series of
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    OBITUARY.
    217 2 Major O.K. CaHweH, M.C. We regret f yi the "Malay Ka to announce the death of Major 0 R Caldwell, M C, manac* r <>f Kuala Krau Eetaaa, eared 32 a. the European Hoepita1, Kuala Lumpur ..t 1 pen. or. Saturday, of enteric fewer. Th dev east J servo
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    FRENCH "GRATITUDE."
    126 2 1 am afrad, says a writer in a mail paper, Fronickmen will huve cause to regret the line M Poincsre took in his latest Note by challenging the accounts of his country a indebtedness to Great Britain It v/ 11 provoke indignsnt reminiscences of some of the chargeimposed
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      175 2 A.M.A. A.M.A. Allied Manufacturers Agencies. (Malaya, Siam, Indo-China and Dutch East Indies.) P. A. PARIS, HEAD OFFICE: Hox 4 72. G.P.O. 54-r>6, The Arcade, Singapore. Singapore. POWER PLANT: WDUSTEIAI flyPflS: C. A. PARSONS CO., LTD. GEO. FLETCHER CO., LTD. Steam Turbines, Turbo- Complete Sugar Factories. Generators, Tumps, etc. j ERNEST
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      155 2 A DEADLY ENEMY. It is Che continual dropping ti wears Hwuy a sione. In the eaan« way th« C0a\tttt*ted twinges of Rheumatism causing acute suffering with each appeara.-u-c, will wear away the strongest human system. Tha ftrat shooting paino teem trivial, but a* they Continue they grow worse and the
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      543 2 ARE YOU ANAEMIC? HOW TO TELL. Pain is the body's protest against injury or neglect, whether it is the pain from a pin prick or the pain which follows efforts of the nerves to do their work when undernourished. Many people are daily suffering unnecessary pain t hrou n failure
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      213 2 Drive away cs that _M Rheumatism Here's the Remedy. sloans /Smll PENETRATES without oC^^^M J Don't suffer needlessly —Sloaris gives wonderful rebel\ Pain flies before the soothing power of Sloan's Liniment. I little applied to the painful spot gives quick relief. No mm required —Sloan's penetrates. For those tormenting pains
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    FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.
    189 3 NEWS FROM CHINA, JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES. THE CHINA TRADE ACT. Aid for American Firm*. The China Trade Act now awaite only the signature of President Harding to become law. The law will put American firms in China on an equality with British and other firms in
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    CANTON'S FINANCES.
    548 3 Proposed Loan. In a leader on the subject of Canton's rumoured intention to obtain a loan from Hongkong. "Canton Timea" says: Money-lendera as a ruls are cold, grasping and exacting. Shakespeare tried to put an indelible stamp on this part of the Jewish character by his creation of
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      844 3 AUCTION SALE. r IGNGKOON SENG 9 CO W AUCTIONEERS I APPRAISERS. No. 30. Chulia Street, Singapore. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF y alu lD ie Town and Sea-aide Properties Che og K ooß Seng ft Co's Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street, A** On Wednesday, October 25, at 2.30 p.m. (v Sama
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      309 3 WLQL&steel /•USrLSdiesJ PJ VRE YOU SUFFERING FROM TOOTHACHE? If so consult J. IKEDA, (Experienced Dentist) 41. HILL STREET, Opposite the Central Fire Station. Telephone 991. i S. SHINYA, S. S. Government Licensed DENTIST. Qualified froita King Edward VII Med'cal School, Singapore. j CHARGES MODERATE. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. NIPPON MODERN DENTISTRY, U-A,
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      432 3 pp^-': If oniy you could see the disease-germs you inhale! You would understand why your throat so Betimes feel* ram nd sore; .::nl you v>. oid be startled to n aUOS how < ftco you haibour in your throat such health-foes as the« germs of Inrluenza, Pneumonia,etc., —germs which may
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      598 3 CLOGGED INTESTINES BREED POISONS LIKE A SWAMP BREEDS MOSQUITOES. And these poisons are absorbed straight into the blood, says Alice Landlcs, Certified Nurse, Quickly lower the vitality and dis-ease-resistance, rendering you easy prey to any ailment or disease. Advises drinking alkaline medicinal water for quick results. Gives prescription for preparing
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      506 4 CINEMAS TO-NIGHT AT THE POPULAR PHOTC-PLAV HOUSE AT THE EMPIRE CINEMA Commencing at 7.30 p.m. the first 11 episodes or 22 reels of The Great Mystery serial, featuring the famous serial stars Anne Luther and George Larkin THE LURKING PERIL 15 Episodes or 30 Reels. Episode 1 THE $25,000 CONTRACT
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      311 4 I CINEMAS I AUiAMBRA HE.ACH RO \!V Programme from Saturday, October 14, ta Thursday. October 19. Special Notice to Our Patrons. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. Harold Lloyd's Lit3it md Greatest Comedy. A Special Production released by Patha Associated Exhibitors. HA ROLL) LLOYD "NOW OR NEVER" A Hilarious
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      143 4 ~l 1 1 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. May be discovered every day in the Advertising columns of the Malaya Tribune's CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS "Wanted," "For Sale," "To Let," "Lost," "Found" and Trade Notices," Etc., Etc., will bring quick results j t If you have Bomtthtef to se l. or a house to let
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      631 4 CINEMAS IGAJETY CINEMA Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday. In the md.Show Jjj Trie BROADWAY BUBBLE. BROADWAY! Broadway, with its Kreat. gashing ti bound humanity its myriad lights, its roar, its every s< und a-.id sight of it. Broadway, the he ir that's what drienne coveted. She wanted it at brocade l and
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    20 5 untitled U.S Shopping Board has accepted 1 i accept- t for 220 o? I, :il 'iitdurin e b coat ol
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    124 5 YESTERDAY'S QUOTATIONS. Tin.—sBs%. —Buyers no Sellers. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—No busii.ess. Sago Flour.—Business done. Gambier. —Business done. Pepper.—No business. Latest Local Market Quotations. Gambier $10.50 Java Cube 17.50 Hamburg Cube 17.00 Press Cube 15.50 Sarawak White Pepper 20.00 Mixed Back Pepper 12.62 Vi Sundried Copra 9.65 Mixed Copra 9.35
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    PRICES OF OIL.
    70 5 Standard Oil Company's current prices. Devon's Imperial Brilliant per two tins $7.15 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $6.75 Tiger per two tins $6.75 Tiger in drums per two drums $5.95 Asiatic Petroleum Company current prices. Fish per unit $6.90 Dragon per unit $6.90 Crown (in tins) per
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    EXCHANGE.
    89 5 Singapore, Oct 19. On London— Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 l-8d Demand 2s 4 l-32d Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 3-8 d On New York— Demand 51% Private 90d s 53k On France Bank 645 On India Bank Tel. Transfer 178% On hontrkong— Bank demand draft 8%
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    77 5 c. vf C. Bafcbaf Associu mn Singapore, Oct 19. irept Osing Prices. Latest London Cable* quote.—Lodon, Spot.—■ 5 bbsd ok**! Sh**t Closing Pncfc Buyers Seller* Spot 41% 42 Nov to Dec 42 V 2 34 Jan to March 43% 44 Latest London Cables quote. —Loadon, Spot 11 %d.
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    178 5 The Lady Medical Officer at Kuala P lah gives lectures to the elder girls and women at the schools on hygiene and health. In submitting her reports she remarks i.s follows: I have not as yet finished the course, but I do not consider my efforts have been very successful.
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    942 5 ARRIVALS. What H.n, British, 167 tons, apt Milne, from Malacca via Muar Oct 18, for Malacca and Muar, Oct 19, general cargo, consignees So<xn Keck, Ltd. Singkawan#, Dutch, 297 tons, Capt GrothofT, from Singkawang Oct 18, for Singkawang Oct 21, general cargo, consignees K P M. Ban Fo
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    158 5 Mr and Mrs F Kline arrived on Tuesday by the s.s. Koshu Maru from Hongkong. The following passengers arrived yesterday morning by the s.s. Hakone Maru from Kobe: Mr J Gurhamall, Mr Hirata, Mr R Okubo and Mr T Ugai, (Hongkong) Mr J R Myers and Mrs B
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    101 5 The s.s. of the Bibby Line ai rived in Rangoon on the morning of the 16th instant. This steamer was carrying a numb- r of Straits passengers, and these passengers should be in Penang on the 22nd instant and in Singapore on the 24th instant. The following ships are in
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    JAPANESE MARKET.
    38 5 We are indebted to the Nanyc Nichi-Nichi Shimbun for the follow'ng: Tokio, Oct 17.—While the rubber quotation in the Tok o market shows FAQ Spot, 40 sen Kobe shows 35 sen and 37 sen for December.
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    147 5 The excellent work Dr W F Samuels I has done at the Cantral Asylum is well known) throughout Jpoh and Kinta, but there is one particular point in his report which is remarkably interesting at the present juncture, says the "Tinves of M'alaya," when so much is be'ng said in
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      422 5 STRAITS CURRENCY. Commissi oners' Return For September. The Currency Commissioners' provisional return for the month of S;pt 1922, is as follows: (A) Whole amount of Currency Notes in Circulation on Sept. 30. 1022 $72,009,349.70 amount of Currency Notes in Circulation during: the month of Sept. 1922 $71,999,976.03 (B) Coin Portion
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      382 5 LONDON MATRICULATION. Why it is so Popular. L The London Matriculation is open to persons of both sexes above the age of 16, without conditions as to residence or method of preparation. 2. The passing of the London Matriculation secures exemption from the Preliminary Examinations of nearly all Professional bodies.
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      207 5 THE STAR OPERA ('ihe Premier Malay Opera ia Singapore; AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. To-night No Performance. Friday, October 20. By Special Request SOORDAS (Bilwa Merggel) Director: Shaik Abdullah. Sunday, October 22. A Big Programme by Nani SALA SANGKA (False Accusation.) K. H CHEONG, Proprietor Y. L. TAN,
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      444 5 „EN AND WHERE. s.NCAI*"" 6 !AKV Tu-day- 0ct 19- e 9 18 a.m., 9 32 p.m. T f u Festival.) (I Ea ern Gate, 5.30. Day-2.15. i wn r Klane s C v. K'a-»- n .> Orchestra. 5.1o. 1 rub at Home, 6.30. f s Vtarley-» Aunt." Victoria A" 13
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    THE PREMIER PLAYING FOR TIME.
    889 6 It was, of course, to be expected that Mr Lloyd George's speech would provoke strong comment. It was designed expressly to do so. Politically, the Prime Minister shines best in a fight; years do not seem to diminish his militancy. It is a far cry
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    1038 6 Mr H N Ferrers is expected back in Kuala Lumpur about the end of this month. He was to have sailed from Marseilles on the 6th instant by the s.s. Paul Lecat. An accident occurred in Merchantroad at 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday. It is reported t h &t motor car
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    RUBBER BILL.
    337 6 RULES AND REGULATIONS GAZETTED. Mr. Darbishire's Protest. Reuter. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct 18.—The Fede rai Council meets on Tuesday to deal with the Export Rubber ReatrktiOO Enactment. To-day's Gazette contains t-he text of the Enactment, and the rules will bo published m the Gazette to-mor-row.
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    208 6 The Singapore and Malayan Rough Diary (Messrs Fraser and Neave Ltd) for 1923 is to hand. As ever, it 26 compact, complete and quite indispensable. The reference se-ction at the beginning alone makes the Diary irvaluable, in office and in home. The preliminary enquiry into th*> gang robbery charge against
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    CHINESE TOPICS.
    567 6 BY "FUTZEFIT.- Last Tuesday Was ft anniversary of the bii greatest of ail I v j fucius. Befoie 1 that mom ng Chinese ai: over the have wended th ii 1 temples of Confucius J autumnal ucrifices. I r ancient and impres m ihe worship oi Coi ed
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      256 6 I i JEL and preparations I fr 3 Cutex Manicure Sots are extrenu-ly popular and thoroughly practical, enabling anyone to manicure perfectly his or her I X own Nails. {> l I CUTEX J ra Travelling Manicure Set Price $3.50 3 0 g Compact 175 I Boudoir 6.50 I Robinson
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      23 6 I&CTOOErf Advice free by our Qualified Nurse to all users upon Application to NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO. (London) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    CONSERVATIVE SPLIT LIKELY.
    123 7 tfORl W P»T Off GENERAL ELECiiON. REMISSION CF TAXATION? tleai eorr snondent declares that the Minis,„n Od 18 nt a a general election till January, owing 8 the Conservative par.y and :Z of Mr Lloyd CW- .overnr H an, Foreman, speakn* at Hammersmith said he v. P,
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    THE LIQUOR RULE.
    242 7 L Policy Framed. j Reuter. to Oct 17.-Reu'«r rta**s. -tar much discussion Office, the Colonial we. Board of Trade he propo=>-co-op, rat -n 1 dt0 the smuggling of aleo.iohc r th e British policy has beta L the following In*: Br. am with the desire in e\
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    AIRSHIP DISASTER.
    57 7 Crew's Thrilliru; Leap. iio. Teras Oct 17. —Army ng l Washington timnta! fl ght was bj wir l Rgrnst the hanga* v tak fl] out. en and gas wranied >ty, do leaped ou and fled before th< troyed th ■hi S i crew vi re tak- n to
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    CECH HARMSWORTH'S POLICY.
    23 7 Ska, Harmsj. J 'constituency Id ii' lh n< r ske I ir. He avows p v* "pporii r>i th Pre-
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    RAILWAY FARES.
    26 7 Reuter. s-« 1 Bntish railequivalent to i kf*, n thereby brine r 1 i J kr to tft,.' r r i 1 r c^-t-Kouter.
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    CARGO VESSEL MISSING.
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    EASTERN TELEGRAPH CO.
    283 7 Big Development Programme. Reuter. London Oct IS—At the meeting of the Eastern Telegraph Company, Sir Denison Pender, presiding, said the gross revenue for the year was £i. '24,000, compared with £4,381,000 in the previous year. The expenditure was £2,438,000 compared with £2,988,000; and the profit £1,686,000 compared
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    300 PER CENT PROFIT.
    37 7 Reuter. N a York, Oct IS.--Following the declaration of three hundred per cent dividend, the directors of the Vacuum Oil Company voted an in•IV,.-.- of stock from fifteen to seventy-lira m llion dollars.—Reuter.
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    THE NEAR EAST BILL.
    45 7 Reuter. L ndon, Oct IH.-Sir Worthmgton Evans, Secretary for War, speaking in London stated that contrary to ex agg rated estimates, the actual cost of th» Cc rnment's preparations in the Near Bast was under two and a half millions sterling.--Reuter.
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    MR. CHURCHILL'S ILLNESS.
    18 7 Reuter. London, Oct 18.-Mr Churchill' has developed appendicitis, but his condition is somewhat better. —Reuter.
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    BANDMAN COMEDY CO.
    88 7 Yesterday's Successes. The new Bandman Cbmedy Company gave two first-clas3 performances yesterday to enthusiastic audiences. At a special matinee, when a larye number of children were present, the Company gave a splendid repeat performance of "Daddy Longlegs." In the evening they presented the delightful comedy "Other PeopVs
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    TREATY CHANGES.
    104 7 FRJ NCH OBJECTIONS TO CONFERENCE. Paris Meeting Suggested. Reuter. Paris, Oct 18.—It is semi-officially stated that the Government, while accepting the principle of an experts' discus* on for modification of the Treaty of Sevres, think that the Turkish Nationalist leader* might be led by the innate distrust of
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    278 7 Death of Madame St Joseph. At the Convent cf the Holy Infant Jesus, early yesterday morning, the took pace of Madam St Joseph. The deceased was 58 years ctf age, and spent the last 26 y.ars in the service of Malacca children. The funeral took place yesterday evening
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    140 7 The ag nda for Monday's meeting of the Council inchides: Question by Mr Campbell:—" Will Government say what progress has been made with the preliminary invest gations for the new Malacca Water Supply, also whether a definite scheme for same has yet been decided upon Resolution approving of
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    THE BISHOP OF TRANQUEBAR.
    218 7 A correspondent writes: The members of the Lutheran congregation of the Straits Settl-.jncnts' and Federated Malay States will be efad to note that Rev. Dr E Herman Ph. D: D D, Bishop of Tranquebar, is expected to arrive at Penang from India by the s.s. Chilka
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    P. AND O. MEETING.
    213 7 LORD INCHCAPE ON LEAN YEARS. Reference to the Egypt. Reuter. London, Oct 18.-Presiding at the P and O Co.'s meeting. Lord Inchcape said he feared there must be a further considerable reduction in wages ashore and afloat if ships were to be kept running. Referring to
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    JAPANESE CABLES.
    322 7 Several Government Changes. Wo are indebted to the "Nanyo Niehi-Nichi Shimbun for the followTokio. Oct 16.—Ait the fcr ml ol arms case at the EoBMUBOtQ C ur martial. Major Hara has bom •Ofitenced to two years pen:*' yOrVytudV. All of the Vladivostock Cover. If stalf h.ve fled on
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    DIS-UNITED ENGINEERS.
    87 7 Those who know something of the inner history of United Engineers during the past few years are inclined to think that Mr W H Macgregor exercised lemarkab'e, if commendable, restraint and forbearance in his reply to Mr V V Lemberger's "personal explanation." At the same time, there is
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    81 7 The island of Madagascar promises to assume some importance as a producer of gold. On the eastern slope of the island are some auriferous districts said to be very rich. Nuggets *nd dust are said to be found in the streams' beds, but the piincipal lode has not, it appears,
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    GIRL GUIDE RALLY.
    596 7 DELIGHTFUL AFTERNOON AT NASSIM HILL. A delightful afternoon w?s spent by all the Guid e s of Singapore last Monday in the beautiful grounds of the residence of the Chief Just'ce and Mrs Sproule. The day was glorious and the scene perfect for the representation of the
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    WHAT IS A MARK ?
    141 7 WHAT IS A MARK How German i* Paying Debt*. One of the most dei.dly effects of 1 creasing paper currency, without s imultaneou» y increasing the real value behind the paper currency, is automatically to defraud all creditors to the advantage of all debtors whose debts r 're measured in
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    145 8 THE TURF. TO-DAY'S TIPS. 1. THE SCANDRETT STAKES. -Distance 5 furlongs. 1 DIGGER. 2 STERLING. 2. THE OCTOBER STAKES.— Distance 7 furlongs. 1 GANESH. 2 ROYAL BLOOD. 3 ORTHEZ. 3. THE OCTOBER HANDICAP. —Distance Race Course. 1 BABZ 2|3. 2 DUKE. 4. THE PERAK STAKES.—Distance 5 furlongs.
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    LAWN BOWLS.
    42 8 S. C. C. TOURNAMENT. Yesterday's Play. Championship. McKean beat Foggie, 21—12. Doubles Handicap. Doig and Kinloch beat Toscenie and Wardle, 21—18. McKean and Hammond beat Nelsen and Chater 21—15. FRIDAY TIES. Doubles Handicap. Brown and Jamiesom vs. Doig and Kinloch.
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    GOLF.
    248 8 SINGAPORE G C vs. KEPPEL G C. The following' are the players and the times of starting play in the above match which will be played at Keppel on Sunday. 9.00 a.m.—Mitehelmore and Winter vs. Rutley and Hendrie. 9.05 a.m.—Harrison and Wodehouse vs. Jones and Williams. 9.10 a.m. —Finlayson
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    ATHLETICS.
    47 8 I SINGAPORE GARRISON SPORTS. With reference ta the recent announcement regarding local Garriscn sports, it is now notified that the mile race will be open to Malaya and the tug-of-war '-md relay race will be included in the team events to count for the Challenge Cup.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    501 8 YESTERDAY'S RESULT. S.C.C. TOURNAMENT. The A Singles ties saw Hill play very soundly and defeat Edwards, whilst despite his owe 30 handicap Dean had an easy passage against Winter, who did mot do himself justice —the effects of Monday's hard game in the soccer cup final told. Lee
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    CRICKET.
    57 8 S.R.C. vs. R.A.M.C. i The following will represent the SRC vs. the R A M C ijt cricket on Saturday on the formers ground commencing at 2 p.m. H G Stack, L Bligh, G Bates, Fj Albuquerque, T Cordeiro, C A Norr's, S Stewart, V C Westerhout, E G
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    SWIMMING.
    260 8 Y. M. C. A. CARNIVAL. AH swimmers are reminded that entries for the Y M C A Carnival, which is to be held on the 28th inst, close to-morrow, Friday. So far very few entries have been received and none at all for the Veterans'or Ladies' Races. The distance
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    HOCKEY.
    150 8 SCC BEAT SRC. j The SCC hockey team met the SRC team on the Padang yesterday, and defeated them by four goal? to nil. The SR C did well at times, and the defence was particularly good, but they were not consistent enough. The SCC front line attacked well,
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    BOXING.
    90 8 ARRANGEMENTS FOR SATURDAY NIGHT. Soldiers and ..sailors in uniform will jbe admitted at half price to the $2, $1, and 50 cents seats at the Boxin: Stadium, M B Ground, an Saturday night. SATURDAY'S BIG FIGHT. His Excellency the G O C, Sir Neii Maloolm, has kindly consented to
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    THE R.G.A. RESOLUTION.
    147 8 The following gives the text of the telegram to the Rubber Growers' Association, Kuala Lumpur, from the Rubber Growers' Associiatict-.i, London, E sent on Oct 17: Following Resolution passed unanimously at a Special Meeting of the Council held on October 16: "The Council of the Rubber Growers'
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    16 8 New Zealand's legislative Council bu?. Zill providing tor tbe appointment «t women iuatiee» ot tbe peace.
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    169 8 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Singapore, Oct 18. Catalogued 791 tons. Offered 585 tons. Sold 495 tons. Prices Realised. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Singapore Stand .rd Quality 41%. Good Average Q'.plity 39% to 41. OfT Quaility 35% ,to 89%. Crepe. Singapore Standard Quality Pule 40%.
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    749 8 Singapore, Oct 18. There has been considerable activity in the share market in all branches. The publication of details of the restriction scheme brought out numerous buyer; of rubber shares and in the tarly part of the week many dollar shares r:>se rapidly, some showing
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    FRASER AND COS WEEKLY REPORT.
    441 8 Singapore, Oct 17. The Market was somewhat surprise ed by the official announcement on Thursday last that the latest recommendations of the Stevenson Committee, regarding restriction of production of rubber by means of a sliding scale of expor f duty, had been approved by the
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    Y M C A LUNCH AND REST ROOM FUND.
    64 8 Amount previously acknowledged $24,101.50 Mrs Withers Green 10. Mrs G Holden 10. Miss A Tolley 5# "First Ten" (Proceeds of Saturday Oct 14th) n220 Collected by Miss Brown's Team. Anonymous j* Miss Howes Roberts Miss Fenoulct j Miss Macphorsom Miss S
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      523 8 THE ONLY CURE ti)R ASTHMA A*1 BRONCHITIS. 0 MfcVMN TREATISES BY DOCTOR OFFfcto One of our greatest physicians—an eminent Aeth says, I have not seen one who, if there were M plications, no matter how long tne duration of t n< a be cured, THE GREATEST of ENGLAND'S PHYSICIANS prescribed
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    452 9 Singapore, Oct 16, 1922. Articles Prices. c. Beans, Ixmg per catty 12 Beans, Fr:nch per catty 27 Beef per lb 58 Beef Steak per lb 35 Bean Sprouts per catty 05 Bamboo Sprouts per catty 07 Blachan per catty 20 Brinjals per catty 08 Cabbage, Batavia per
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    CHINESE NATIONAL ANTHEM.
    178 9 An Army Order (A O 320 of 1922) states that sett ng=< of the Finnish and Chinese National Anthems have now been published, and that all military bands should be in possession of at least one isat of the music of each anthem. Chinese mu«ic is pantatonic,
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1504 9 LATEST PKIC£S QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange a: i Share Brokers issue the following list cf quotations. Singapore, Oct 19. RUBBER, STERLING SH ARE S— -Ma ii Quota t ions Issue Paid Val. Up. I a. d. 2|- 2|- Allagar 0 0 a
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      479 9 NOTICE. 'Notification. ,i it the Kt-si-tb« 30th lease of the ft strict ol r k v. f eU i Di!tu .»<i D B li the exclusive npht c T;!rtviiigon,and oflicei,rrv on business of la***? t P above mentioned H***"ivemed by Order No. irhicfa In Engbtainedat this hp bad tn lease
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      303 9 WORTH WHILE Nothing that you possess is j more worth looking after than i your health. Your comfort, i y > ir happiness, your efficiI e icy ani success all depend upon it Take good care of it I j j Never neglect any ailment of the siomach, liver or
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      154 9 iiilmiiiiilriiiiiiliiii i in i i i l l l l i en i i i l ti« I THE STRAITS ALBION TRESS, Ltd., (.NCOK.POR \TED M THE STKAITS SETTLEMUNTS. i I PRINTERS AND STATIONERS, 20a-20c, Collyer Quay, SINGAPORE, S.S. m I S Ob you require STATIONERY of good 1 quality
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    RUBBER ROADS.
    237 10 SOME CEYLON EXPERIMENTS. The Colombo Municipality ia going moat seriously into the question cf discovering- a suitable rubber solution for road surfaces, and hi:* already carried out several experimeevts. These experiment* if successful,, wiLi according to the Ceylon Morning Leader, revolutionize road making in Ceylon and at the
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    WHOSE CITIZENS?
    322 10 (To the Editor, "Time* of Malaya.") Dear Sir,—May I propound a little problem? What ia the atitus of a Chinese born in the Federated Malay States, say in Taiping, and who has lived in the Federated Malay States all his life? Is such a maa a subject of
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    AMERICAN RUBBER LANDS IN MALAYA.
    199 10 ''We surely are the world's prize philanthropists," says "Alert II" in the "Financier" commenting on the news that American interests are now opening up jungle land in Johore, Kedah and Sumatra as fast as labour and modern machinery will allow of the forest being felled
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      595 10 Banish Nervous Fairs with Dr. Casseil's Tablets Indigestion, Nerves and Dizziness Ruined Health and Working Capacity. Strength Restored by Dr. Cassell's Tablets. Mr. J. Harding, of 31. Maysoule road, Plough road, Battersea, London. 5.W.11, Eng., says:— Jjß&Mwfr*Wbs> About a year ago I k>egan to feel out of I oould not
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      551 10 I Skin Disease Carried Arm in a Sling: for Years. Furrowed with deep cracks and intensely painful. Cured by Germolene. §Mr. James Light, 12, Lyndale-road. Redhill, Sun y. Eng., says "Seventeen feari ago a potaonad scratch caused a r.'.sh to break out on my shoulder, which spread all down my
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      191 10 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAA iUAtltthl CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia England.) Direct Serriee to Japan via Hong koag and Shanghai, and to Calcutta Tia Penang;, Irom Singapore. Taiuag cargo on through Bill oi Lading for Cakton, Macao, Swatow Amoy, Chefoe, Tientsia, Newchwang Yangtsxe porta, Formosa, the Philip pinea, etc. FOR
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      256 10 STEAMER^ N. LONDON UNE Hakon- Maru Suwa Maru Toyohashi Maru Tajima Man HAMBURG Mm Dakar Maru NBW TORI uh, Vb BOMBAY LLVI Tamba Maru CALCUTTA LflfJ Tosa Maru Penang Maru Yamagata Maru FOR JAPAN Kawachi Maru Shinsei Maru Tokushhna Maru Kamakur a -Vaiu Tsuruga Maru Kitano Maru Foi particular!, itpjj
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      473 11 sieamer sailings. n RRITTSH INDIA AND APCAR LINE services. lAit, PA»SJ; H ORIENTAL S. N. CO. Vwith Hii Majasty'a Government. Co 't i\ KAK-EABTE KN SERVICE. iON rfTJDON Dn« SINGAPORB. about Nov 12 Nov 26 about Dec 10 about Dec 24 lONDON 4 ANTWERP Leave SINGAPORE. d :SE U>Nl*w about
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      432 11 STEAMER SAIUNGS. O. S^K Proposed Sailing from Singapore (■abject to change without previous notice) EUROPEAN LINE For Marseilles London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez and Port Said. ♦Amazon Maru arr Nov 20 dep 21 Shunko Maru arr Dec 21 dep 22 *Omit Marseilles. NEW YORK LINE. For Sun Fran?)&eo,
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      498 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE OF STEAMERS •athly t«Ji OC* J, om Australia for cargo only, eallia* at batavia, Sonrabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. 1922 BCHEDULB OF SAILINGS. 1922 Arriving Singapore Sailing. Nov 13 BJk "ECHUCA" Nov 18 Dec 11 a*. "EURELIA" Dec 16 1923 923 Jan 15 14. EMIT A"
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      503 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. Of iast twin screw mail passenger ateauere better RANGOON. COLOMBO, MARSEILLES AND LC ifX with through connection from Singapore I eaaa*. HOMEWARD SAILINGS. Leave Lett** Steamer Raneoon Abour St -amer Rangoon About 1922 192 3 Yorkshire Oct 20 Mar 1 Warwickshire Nov Heiefordshire Mar 16 Leicestershire Nov 23
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      526 12 WANTED. KDNK'IP L NOTICE. Tho Municipal Commissioners of Singapore lown invite applications for the post of Assistant Registrar of Vehicles. It is essential that the applicants should have local experience and able to •peak the Malay Language. TLe salary will be $600 rising to $820 per month. Applicaticns stating age
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      623 12 BANKS. BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED. (Incorporated in England.) With which is affiliated the Allahabad Bank Ltd, India. SINGAPORE BRANCH: THE ARCADE, COLLYER QUAY. Authorised Capital £5,000,000 Capital Subscribed and Paid Up £2,594,16 C Reserve Fund 90,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchcape G C M G, KCSI, KCIE (Chairman)
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      441 12 BANKS. INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. I (Incorporated in the U. S. A.) 1 OWNED BY TEE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK. Capital US 5,000,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits US $10,400,000 Head Office:—6o WALL STREET, NEW YORK. I London Office:—: 36 Bishop gate. Lyons Office:—27 Place, Tolozan. San Francisco Office:—232 Mout-
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      426 12 BANKS. THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. HEAD OFFICE *4, MARKET STREET. BRANCHES: Penang 85 Beach Street Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. Paiembang 16, Dir. AGENCIES AT London, New York, San Francisco, Batavia, Sourabaya, Semarang, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Pontianak and Trang. CAPITAL. Authorised
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      431 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853.) Paid up Capital io 600,000 Share* of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund £3,700,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietor* £3,000,000 BANKERS: Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank,
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      381 12 INSURANCE. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CO;;; ORATION LIMITED, (Incorporated ia the S.S.) Haau Office: Singapore. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: See Teoug Wah, Eoj. (Chairman.) Gaw Khek KLian;, Saq (Vice Chairman.) P. S. Lee, Esq. N. B. Chan, Esq. Ong Soon Tee, Esq. Yeo Hock Hoe, Esq. Koh San Hin, Esq. Seah
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