Malaya Tribune, 24 October 1922

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    31 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY, j X AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING DAILY. Vol. H> No. 2 -18 SINGAPORE, 1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1922 FIVE CENTS. Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1922.
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      128 1 jgRN OPTICIANS. J rl i accurately properly MrtCS MO ,)KiiATR I «j THE i icTERN OPTICAL CO., i -tmSUtiXß* OPTICIANS ROAD. siVGAPORE. i I 11*1 4 Months Ago* boosted for I Things are since shaping that way. We to=day have I ID The Finest, Largest I Mmst Exclusive j Range
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      41 1 sC r 1 I I I L HIS HIDDEN LOOP I p CONVERTS IT |j 1 I INTO A SMART I V WRISTLET. V I f POCKET AND WRIST TYPE. !A Smart Pocket Watch convertible into a dainty Wriatwatch. 2 ■■iiHMiiMiiniiiimmiiiiimmiiiimtiiiiiiiininrtiiiii.iui,,,
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    THE RESTRICTION BILL.
    801 2 VERY LITTLE TIME FOR DIGESTION. The Reatrction Bill cornea before the Federal Council on Tuesday. Nine days later thir. Bill, with all the necessarily somewhat complicated Ruleo made thereunder, will be the law in opcra+ :n. Tlvs is rush legislation by order of the Secretary of State
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    THE CAMERA AND THE NUDE.
    291 2 Is Phot .grsphr Crude? Amateur photographers- -and the.' name is Legion in Malaya—wi'l i*ad with interest the fotowing extract from Mr P G Konxly' review of the Photographic Salon ha London: The prevalence of tl au among the Ss'on camera pictures raises once more the
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    THE ORIGIN OF BRIDGE.
    150 2 Its Reel Nan»e. Mr W W Starr, ta s letter to the Times," writes A party of five Englishmen, of tThom I am the aole sf.rvivor, fared in a bxise at Pera (Comtantirvople) in the early seventies, and frequently the Queen's Mease igers, after delivering theiv
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    MORTALITY RETURNS.
    98 2 The Singapore death rati: for the week ending Oct 14 wns 28.01 per mille. Nationalities v. ere: Europeans 0, Eurasian.- 0, Chinese io9, Malays 22. Indian- 10, with a toSal of 196 of which 139 were rr<:!et> and 55 fema'es. The chief causes of death were: Beri-beri 21,
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      248 2 Foods For* Infants |gj Made from the. purest miik from the richest pastures of England, the 'AHenburys* Foods ~.?f are as easily digested as mother's milk. OL They are germ free, and are simply and fto#. §i§ quickly prepared by the addition of boiling water only. Oi all Chemists, Store*,
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      115 2 WHAT'S THE USE? What's the use of enduring those frightful pans in your face whei ten minutes' rubbing with Little's Oriental Balm will bring relief. Neuralgia is nothing but tortured nerve*. But those nerves quivering with agony, unfit you for sleep, work or enjoyment. Little's Oriental Baioi soothes, comforts, relieves—stops
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      512 2 A WARNING TO MOTHERS. In mfantiU clla.rho <* nc.er give medicine to check the movement of iho bom Is except unon the udvica ol a physician. The right treatment is to eleanee the bowels of the :rntat,ng secretions whick are fee cause of the trouble. Many mothers have tound Baby's
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      243 2 IS 1_ British fere.en Paints. I Rt* Oxide £air J Br Anti-Ce» rosWe ?aint*. in*BßoCK'f I GooJi BMlv I Mind for I *■]'»>•» I Quick Docking Comaoßit'aw ggißii to cinmt». j Vtrr i l/ry Colour* ggKZ RaY Linaead Oil. Pais Briied LinsMrf Oil. .-^f "JSfifS O MERCHANTS MB TKf>it>P ■uspacrs
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    INCOME TAX.
    685 3 OFFICIAL STATEMENT EXPECTED. The meeting of the Legislative (Council, fixed for Monday, has been postponed to the 23rd, wh.n tha Sunpiy Bill will be taken. The public is mo doubt speculaiting upon the possibility of an official .statement on Income Tax. The Ordinance for 1922 was introduced in
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    Dutch Indies Grievance.
    336 3 V**e have prev o"sly called attention to the undesirable cil_nge th it has been wrought by the 1920 ordinance on the income tax levied in Netherlands India. Formerly, taxes were levied on the average income of the previous three years. The war ha? dislocated the economic position,
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    AN ANXIOUS QUERY.
    240 3 Restriction for Small Estate*. I t i the Editor of the "Malay Mail.") Sir,—The cabled news in your yesterday's issue has urdoubtedly iven a shock to small companies and private owners as the standard to be adapted is ridiculously low for those not having a 1919 20
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    91 3 A hundred Australian sheep arrived here by the Kinta for the Government agents, the Strait* Live Stock Company, who are awaiting a large consignment from India. The present sitock in Singapore is said to be about three thousand sheep.—P G. Mr W Nicholas, who retired before the war, may be
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      919 3 AUCTION SALE. AGENCIES, Lid., .Successors to Ching Keng Lee Co.) (lacorporated in Singapore.) npflTfi Valuers and Estate Agents, (Established 1910.) BY ORDER OF THE OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE. Kl Thio Sioe Keat in Bankruptcy. AUCTION SALE OF Lighting plant 32 volts with 16 Cells Je-room, Baffles Chambers, Raffles Piace. On Wednesday, October
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      718 3 A Footballer Yachtsman* Mr. HAROLD H. HALSE, At the b< ••tuning of the ■eaf.ol everj e> i ;nn Ĕ wM tax" me sever I lm was al»\ays au:Vring li.. 1 -liouJ i have W-i-H^iK to give up football. I got *NPsfflPi!l a bottle of DeWitt'sPilla and when I had taken
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      242 3 Bedtime When you feel 11 y ou want a drink last thing; at j r take the best of all |t sr, ot drinks l.ovril. I I I T J 1 J H k, i Have you tried I poontul oi Bovril I Always have I in the House I
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      405 4 CINEMAS EIPIRE eißEtl In the Sjcond Sho* at 9.30 p.m. The Deareat, Daintiest, Sweetest little Girl who ever crept into your heart. dLADVS WALTON SHORT SKIRTS The merry picture of a Jovable little spit-fire with grown-up ideas. Its a Universal production and in 5 parts. Supplemented by EDDIE POLO in
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      246 4 CINEMAS BEACH ROAD. Programme from Friday, October 20, to Wednesday, October 25. A Renl Attraction that will please all. In the Second Show at 9 p.m. A Most Vigorous and Fascinating Photodrama—A Story full of the Deepest Human Interest. Leonce Perret presents i.>B~n"MONEY MANIAC"-—• A powerful drama of painted vices
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      143 4 ...IB.H,,ll.tn•UilillHlHlimif utanaa cMxton hi it introduced the Printing Press into Zueirnd in the year 1471. After acquiring the newly nvented art of printing at Bruges, ho returned to England the land of his birth, and set up a Printing Presa near Westminster Abbey. The Game and Playe of Chease and
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      549 4 CINEMAS Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 24th, 25th A^TT^ ***** Oct y In the 2nd Show at 9 p.m. NEW PATHE GAZETTE NO. 905 6 King George in the Highlands, Fashionable DaaaviUa w Pageant, Huge Dock fire at Calais, etc., etc 6 THE RACES Tuesday's, Thursday's and Saturday's big events on
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    WEATHER REPORT.
    32 5 Hospital, 0ct H» 1922. 1 .2:] 1014.6 Baa i- r 86 80 79 W 77 f Calm CaIm Gta, 142 i 71 iR 24 h our 3 11.00 M M
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    196 5 TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS Tin.—sB7.—Buyers no sellers. Copra.—No business. Tapioca.—No business. Sago Flour —Business done. Gaanbier.—No business. Pepper.—No business. Latest Local Market Qaotationa. Gambier $11.00 Java Cube 17.50 Hamburg Cube 17.00 Press Cube 15.50 Sarawak White Pepper 20.00 Mixed Black Pepper 12.50 Sundried Copra 9.80 Mixed Copra 9.50 Small Flake
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 5 Singapore, Oct 24. Or London Bank 4 months' sight 2s 4 5-32 d Demand 2s 4 1-lGd Private 3 months' sight 2s 4 13-32 d On New York Demand 51% Private 90d}i 53% On France Eank 04" On India— Bank Tel. Transfer 178% On Hongkong— Bar.k demand d' af
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    60 5 C of C Rubber Ash«k in ion. Singapore, Oct 24. PaY Crepa Closing Price*. Latest London Cable? qoote. don, Spot Is 'id. fibbed Sr; ked Sheet Qoaiag Pre* Buyer* Sellerr Snot 41% 42 Nov to Dec 43 48% Jan to March 44 44% Aprii to June 45 45%
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    EXPORT OF RUBBER RESTRICTION
    156 5 The Flat Rates Per Acre. The Controller of Rubber Exports notifies us that the rules for the guidance of csmmittees under the Duncan Scheme fixed the following flat rates per acre in cases where the owner was unable to declare the quantity of rubber produced from
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    107 5 FOOTBALL. S.C.C. II vs. ST. JOSEPH'S 0.8. B. A very ken friendly game of soccer was seen or- the Padang yesterday afternoon, wh.n the S.C.C. II met the- St Joseph's Old Boys II the match resulting in, a draw of three goals all. The Old Boys played
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    RUGBY.
    314 5 PERAK DEFEATS PENANG. Our Ipoh correspondent reports that Perak boat Pennng at ***** at Taiping on Saturday by 18 points to nil. SELANGOR'S STALWARTS. Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent reports that Selan~or's raghj' team against Negri Sembttlan on Oe: 28 at Klang an)] be Brand. Foato Lcrgworthy, lack, Mcnasnara, Muichisen,
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    YACHTING.
    267 5 IL S. Y. C. RACE. Ten boat* turne'J out for the .second race of "the .-cries for the R S Y C Committor Tup ami a very tantalising rnee was won by the Betty, on Sunday, A light breeze held at the commencement, but as the day advanced it
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    BOXING.
    283 5 TENG KEE IN HONGKONG. Results of Two Fights. Information has reacheti us a private cable that "Battling Key" has already hi d two fights in He won the Bftnjt but in the second was knocked out by Filipino in the second roun<t Fu'ler details will be awaited with interest.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    154 5 S. C. U TOURNAMENT. Yesterday's Play. D Singles. Dobson vs. Bel ford, unfinishedFerguson beat Chamier, 6—3. 6—3. Soper beat Noble, 6—4, 6—4. A Doubles. Miles and Potts beat Hopkin and Thorougood, wo. Col. Thorrpson and Cotgrave beat Miles and Potts. 6—l 2—6. 6^3. Prentis and Dyne beat Klpinraar.
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    SWIMMING.
    345 5 V M C A CARNIVAL. The preliminary heats for the above will be held to-morrow and on Thursday. The order of events is as follows: Wednesday—Commencing: 4 pm: yds. school championship, 40 yds. school championship, 160 yds schools relay race, schools diving*. Commencing 6 p.m.: 80 yds V M
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S REPORT.
    256 5 Singapore, Oct 24. Rubber.—London Is OVid, Local 42%. Tin.—London £174 2s M. Local $87 buyers no sellers. Share Market.—Quiet. Rubbers.—Malaka Pindas $1.17% to $1.22%, Jimahs $112% to SI. 17%, Bas -etts 90 to SI, Kuala Sidims $1.1)5 to $2.05, Ulu Benuts 23 to 26 cen Kempas
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    59 5 In a paper on Reclaimed Rubber read before a meeting of the Manchester section of the Institution of Rubber Industry on Sept 18, Dr J. Torrey said that for the la?t twenty years reclaimed rubber had played a significant part in British rubber goods manufacture. He remarked that it was
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    LONDON MATRICULATION.
    162 5 Why it is so Popular. 1. 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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      25 5 Fred *Yatrrb?»u«<» Co., LM. Singapore, Oct 24. To-day'a closing rubber quotation are as under* New York.—22% cts. London.—ls %d. Singapore.—42 cts. Tone of Market.— Steady.
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      117 5 VICTORIA THEATRE. Commencing Thursday Next. October 26, at 9.15 p.m. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY. MASKS AND FACES." THE STOBY OF PEG WOFFINGTON ENGLAND'S GREATEST FILM PRODUCTION. INTRODUCING THE FOLLOWING CELEBRITIES. Sir John Hare Sir Johnson-Forbes R< bortson Sir Squire Bancroft Sir George Sir James Barrie Alexander Mr. George B. Shaw
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      170 5 COMING I COMING Now Actors Actresses from Batavia. Witch for their First Appearance. THE STAR OPERA (.The Premier Malay Opera Singapore) AT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. To-night To-night 1 I A very interesting Play LOHENGRIN. LOOK OUT! Mr. Y. L. Tin la preparing for A New Chiaese Piece.
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      209 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. W AN T Ik\—**maM I taio* Clerk. Must write well and be good at figures Apply to X.Y.Z. c/o 44 Malaya Tribune." NOTICE. The partnership heretofore subsisting between Savana Ahna Mohamed Shaik and Rana Eena Mohamed Dawood carrying on business as curry stuff shop at No. 152 Arab
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      280 5 iSTwi* WHERE. s(l ij'nßß IHARt. 21 _»> 1» ">•' 010 p m r «.15. (U R- 1 x fI 1 IT," If 112 »:rX k,,rf i «'<•"*. .J ill! >I,M HUU 6{ TL in .inll. fc«. s ,x, lu. r> u Mu«l> lf >* L* I »cl 2»>o 13 ptll
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE.
    50 6 ACKNOW LEDGMENT. The family of the lata Mr. ian Cheng Siong, J.P., heartily thank* the relatives ana fiends who ao kindly attended the funeral, <-»n the 2 rd in-tant, and also to those who seat wreaths an<t letters of condolence. Pei ar.g. Manila, and Ainoy papers aieaae oopy.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT.
    25 6 Mr. I«* Km» S>'.ih. Ktumrnl .»t 11 Jt n t un S nuWy tbo itHh K'Jiiiu •'tret! •< i Jt«'•»»i, Kuhil Tlmult at'tl KoOftiui Kbitrf,
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    HIS EXCELLENCY'S BUDGET ADDRESS.
    807 6 There aie several features of His Excellency the (iove'nor's Budget Address which stand out prominently. Taking the long view, the promise of Council Reform is unquestionably the most important. 14 Approval has been given to a modification of the present constitution." That, of cour.-e, was expected.
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    1537 6 Mr Bonar Law was 04 years of agelast month. The Inaione airlir.« has inaugurated a daily Lundon-BruJseJs-Culogne service beginning Oct 1. A RftUtdS telegram from Vienna ••it'.*» th.it ih" pX-Foruign Minister. Usron Burian Is dead. A Hague telegram states that Heer van (JraetT, Minister at Tokio, will be appointed Minister
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    GUNONG PULAI SCHEME.
    134 6 At a meeting of m,ttet No ami toa jomt mating 1«, it was res id (A) Thai and Deacon, Gunong Pulaj Psy of Gv, m l>v adopted. (B) That s; r 4k Son and Deacon be ing engineer.- f or struetion of th t r from date
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    MAJOR WHTILEN'S
    125 6 X fl P V.'h:; the Tktoria Theatre it* fl attended by a fir tank* h The lecture >\ ;i pveg a,. Mary's Home ai ti f Room. Maj Whitley rm m of all the it:i ir > lecture with i naaber d% U n sting lanto r front
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    THE RENONG CO., LTD.
    27 6 We arc «iv pv f of tfce above a the fir.,t half montr j 15, 1922: Dredge No 1 Dredge No. 3 Total
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    "STRAITS PRODUCT"
    51 6 Wm imeli i elinl that *m unprecedented issssad M Troducc." th. wmk 1 October number h?< n r end the propi eton ng**! for further tOfnet 3 received from their lf»*J part of Malaya cannot km is hoped that rhr their Ometrtei ■■•fj nmaal bo better 1?1 avoid
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    RESTRICTION.
    92 6 The State Cesar) meet on October SI, legislati on tie ft" Exports tßeatrie*»*) traduced in the F M "Th, Lif< and Wi is the snbj< rt oi Hagon it the Literary Sock* pm. All an t*T* attend. Under the ausp*» Bembilaa f vwy scocessfol Rantau District j our Kuala
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      298 6 I SPECIAL OFFER j ROBINSON'S 1 VACUUM FLASKS I jc Solid Metal Body Enamelled Green, 1 I f Fitted with New Conical Top. X I Wm Protected Interior Glass Bottle. a 4— 3 i KEEPS LIQUIDS I EBB STEAM! KG HOT I d ok I 1 Hi -CV COLD i
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      22 6 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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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    4415 7 MR PGUNTNEY'S DEFENCE OF REDUCED P INCOME TAX. RUBBER RESTRICTION BILL. th <. Coventor. Sir < iatd presided i N- f the legislative P chfimber ye9 oresent wore: tffiil GOC.Maj-Ge» EeaaUs: B B p s O; thMr F S trie Cd o 1 1 Ho the Acting L
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    THE NEW PREMIER.
    734 7 UNIONISTS SUPPORT MR. BONAR LAW. Pil ■■ml to Dissolve. Reuter. London, Oct 23.—Mr Lloyd George's cautious, non-committal speech at Leeds disappointed expectations by iihe fact that it did not enunciate his new programme and d'd nothing to lessen the existing political uncertainties and confusion. H's defence of
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    THE JOHANNESBURG REVOLT.
    114 7 Co it mission's Report Issued. Reuter. Pretoria, Oct 23.—Th report of the Martial Law Commission wh eh enquired into the revolt at Johannesburg, ascribes the revolt to the desire by Nationalist tkimcnts to profit through industrial disturbance in order to obtain a Republican form of Covcrnmint; to
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    CHINESE CIVILISATION.
    200 7 Will Endure For Ever. Reuter. London, Oct 23.—The Times in I leader on The Peace of Cathay," referring to the Hon. Bertrand Russpl's opinion in his book The Problem of China that Chinese civilisation in some r speeti if superior to Western says that behind a'l the varyittff
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    B.N.B.CO.'S REPORT.
    111 7 Decline in Profits. Reuter. London, Oct 23.-—The report of the British North Borneo torn pony for 1921 shows the total receipts £4 1.000 and the expenditure was £256,000. The surplus was £147.000 compared with lp».000 in 1920. A dividend of thiee per cent is proposed. The serious decline
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    TURKISH PLANS.
    85 7 To-Escape? Debts Burden. Reuter. Constantinople. Oct 22.—Details of the Turkish economic programme filtering through from Angora reveal that efforts arv being planned to transfer the Ottoman public debt to Greece si an indemnity. The National Assembly has already d'aavowed d.bts contracted in Constantinople after the armistice and has
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE.
    79 7 Complaints from Asia. Reuter. Geneva, On 23—At the Interna* tional Labour Conference the Japanese workers' delegate accused th* r aj anese Obvernmeni of failing I i "carry out f he deefc'oos of the Wa*V iftgton. <Conf:. rence. Mr Joslv. the Indian uorkers' delepointed out that the rmbOur conventions
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    TATA WORKS STRIKERS RESUME.
    21 7 Reuter. Jhnvhedpur, Oct 22.—The Tata at clworte st*ik#r s have decided to resume unconditionally, immediately. Reuter. iAA'
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    FATAL TENEMENT FIRE.
    30 7 Reuter. K«w 22.--Fourteen perwere gflfttally burned and twenty injured in a*fire in a tenement house* ia* the city bel oved to have been I fifi)"by fsjeendiarism Reuter.
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      359 7 96 I THE GANDY PATENT COTTON BELT. I I (The Or r.ii al Rrd Stitched Cotton Belt.) a I Of groat tensile strength, flexibility, gripping power i I and (1 irability. Can be used undar damp, dry, hot or -lusty ronditions. Specially suitable for high I Z speed drives, such
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    CINEMA CHAT.
    126 8 New Pathe Gazettes and <a local topical of the Singapore Races are the changes in the new Gaiety programme of to-night. Other features are "The Landloper," with Harold Lockwo id, The Great Circus Mystery serial, episodes 8 and 9, the fir.ai inst ilment of The Fighting serial and
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    109 8 There was a very good muster of members of the SVC for the route march on Sunday morning. The different companies paraded at the Drill Hall at G. 45 and, preceded by the;r bind, and with the bag-pipers in the centre, first marched past the" Ceno.taph on the Esplanade, then
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    1192 8 ARRIVALS. Suddhadib, Siamese, 803 tons, Opt Andersen, from Bangkok Oct 22, for Bangkok Oct 23, general cargo, consignees Straits Steamship Co Ltd. Ban Poh Guan, British, 578 tons, Capt Allan, from Sourabaya Oct 22, for Jay* departure uncertain, general cargo, consignees Heap Eng Moh S S Co. Calypso,
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    190 8 Wm Lie arrived on Sunday by the «.s. CaJypso from Port Swettenham. The following passengers arrived yesterday by the s.s. Rumphius. from Batavia: Mr Harrison, Mrs Pulver, Mr Schouteten and Mr Wolfers, (Batin M 7, AgUri Mr and Mrs Dorsey Mr Grommers, Mrs Hance, Mr Hay-shiyama, Mr and
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      405 8 THE ONLY CURE FOR ASTHmHS BRONCHITIS. m 209,0" TREATISES BY DOCTOft One of oux greatest phy»ioansr-an eminent Ash says, I have not seen on e who, if there 5 plications, no matter how long the duration of a be cured, 'Si THE GREATEST of ENGLAND'S PHYSICIAN prescribed Dr. HAIR'S ASTHMA
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    452 9 Singapore, Oct 16, 1922. Articles. Prices. c. Beans, Long per catty 12 Beans, Fr.nch per catty 27 Beef per lb 38 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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    SOMERSET MAUGHAM'S PLAYS.
    171 9 Somerset Maugham has been criticised for certain anti-Eurasian views expressed in "East of Suez." But. by this time, a'most, says a mail paper, he i* East oi Suez himself. He left three days after the production for Siam, where, all alone, he wi'l explore jungles untrodden by
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1515 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED IN THE MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, Exchange ad Share Brokers issue the following list of quotations. Singapore, Oct 23. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES—-Mail Quotations. Issue Paid Val. Up. I 2|- 2|- Allagar 0 0 3 2|- 2|- Anglo-Java 0 10 £1 £1 Anglo-Malay 0
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      512 9 'NOTICE. the Bes-i- the 30th of the ftT ite 1 istnet of 1: ™l*l™inm Tasjcai Tatu l^ tX imtbe nghl |F» rtf 'f rlmiigrD'* Bdofllc n '!f fkfp .v',i tic business of tb^ tl( r ahovt rrenticr,ed p'r:,' ly Older f No. rp I id to lei«se the Faxni r
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      465 9 a deligktfulrefreshing arink, "Montserrat" Lime Juice Cordial is the ideal drink when you are hot and parched. It quenches the thirst as nothing else can —It is so delightfully cooling and refreshing. Montserrat £ME JUICE CORDIAL Pumk Lime-FruitJuice Made from the pure Juice of cultivated limes from the Island of
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    SWATOW RELIEF FUND.
    393 10 FURTHER LIST OF DONATIONS. The following subscriptions towards the Teochew (Swatow) Relief Fund are acknowledged with many thanks: Amount previously acknowledged $150,954.77 Collected per Tong Hua Huay Kwan, Kotei 2,541.43 Collected per Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Kuantan 216 items 1,078 6" Swatow Relief Fund, Mersing 637.40 Messrs
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