Malaya Tribune, 18 October 1923

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (EVENING DAILY Vol. X. No- 245 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1923.
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      151 1 „,11 nniMtmniiiiuOT» Rental surgery appliances I > by the S.S. ;S-OXIDE-AND I APPARATUS, the i com- 1 5 |i Science. s •> So Danger S I V iower'ng. «1 rd Road, SINGAPORE. 1 i S 2S 2S2S*****S5 d5H5H5H5ZH525H5SSB5252S HSdSdSdb 2SHSES&2S dj £b i Swift ALL BRITISH LIGHT CARS c SOLE
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      145 1 HOUBIGANT S High Class Perfumery. Fresh Stocks Just Received. Medical Hall, Ltd., 23 BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE Solid Oak, richiy finished case. Fitted to hold 4 doublesided 10- n. Records. Motor plays 12-in. R~t»rds. V\ eigm y; a» SPECIAL OFFER $47.50 THE ARISTOCRAT OF PORTABLE GRAMOPHONES (Made in London) I Obta
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      236 1 i i i i i i i iMMi.-iitiitiMiiiiMtniiiininiijininißiiitiinnu s ~>*<*fj*>9» mm I THE EASTERN OPTICAL CO., I (Manufacturing- Opticians) 115, South Canal Road, SINGAPORE. Will serve you satisfactorily with such service. "■wnintfifnin»>niniiiim.i»i.ii, ll tlltllt i,i 1 „„i l t Mii lt tl:tlll 5 f Si. I Libby's Evaporated Milk is
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    WOMEN WORKERS STILL PROTEST.
    547 2 THREE DARING COMMITTEEMEN PROVOKE A STORM. ATe women c3a ng office work a novel experiment? Does the prospect of marriage reduce a yoing woman's* value to her employer? Women continued t<» echo the indignat on voiced by the secretary to the Federation cf Women Civil Servants
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    HARD TO BELIEVE.
    186 2 Vet Nevertheless True and Easily Verified. Mr J Sawyer, living at 8, Newhail Street, Birmingham, was a great sutferer from Chronic Rheumatism, but had no faith in advertised cures and it was only after great persuasion that he was induced to give Little's Oriental Balm a trial.
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    GALLANT RESCUE IN THE CHANNEL.
    571 2 FIVE SURVIVORS OF WRECKED FRENCH SHIP. The mvste-rv cf the S.O.S. stint out by the French sh p Depute Em le Dr ant" was solved by the arrival at Boulogne cf five survivors of the crew an beard the Southern Railway Company's steamer "Folkestone." They
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    BIG INSURANCE POLICIES.
    198 2 Half a Mißimi on Life -»f Serbian King. The neorance policy for £200,000 that is being issued in Canada on the I if.- of Dr. Banting, the d scoverer of tba insulin treatment for diabetes, is far beyond all records in this country. Here the high water
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    RHEUMATISM MASTERED.
    231 2 Another Tortured Victim Cured By Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Whit people are saying k, worth believing. A«*J for over th'rty years people in all parts of the world have been telling how Williams' P'nk PUs cured them of rheumatism, often in its severest form. Here is recevt evidence
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      312 2 Dispel of ill health ImM intt Alls Sanatopen quickly im- |\V \V parts abundant energy 1 and new strength to those I whose lives are clouded with nervous exhaustion, despondency and bodily weakness. It is rich with W organic phosphorus and j 1 »1 "in my case'tic results prOteiG tile
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      53 2 PHOTOGRAPHIC WHOLESALERS SUN Co. AWAITS YOUR VISIT AT UP, Icltl Ir c tc Fcf d, Sirgapore. STOCKISTS FOR Kodaklcameras and.sundries 4 iLRajar products. Contessa Nettel Cameras 24 hours service for developing and printing. Telephone No. 550. id m BEER' ajfigANO FRIZES SPFCIAILYBRCW'S /fjL I ASAHI BEER. SOLE AGENTS: M5TSUI BUSSAN
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      271 2 RIMFUL OF ENERGY I mahi reasons why so many people r < I mperfeU digestion and constipation. 'I e not their work effectives > H rly nourished. If your bowels arc i;. 'I waste matter will be retained in i, I ly affect the purity of the blood. N, ij
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    CHAPLAIN BOUND OVER.
    381 3 £1 A DAY PENSION. James Ca.r Dumphy 52, a retired Army chapkCn was aga n before the magistrate at Marlborough-street, cm var ous charges of obta nng mar-jy without disclctei'nig the fact that he was an undischarged bankrupt and attempting to obta n money by falsi' pretences.
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    WEDDING BANNED FOR A DAY.
    171 3 Br'de Who Was Almost 21. London, Sept. 13—A father who ins'?ted on his parents lights even on the last day of his daughter's minority ?uccrcdeti in b Id mg op her marriage for 24 hours with a ban which the legYtnr who performed the ceremony
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    "BOOTLEGGERS" SHOT.
    163 3 Sly-Grog Shops Cloaed. Sept. 23.—With three sfcot dead during the past three daya in Che war between the two factions const rolling* thfe illicit liquor trade here, the police have started energxt'c measures to curb their activities. During the last 24 houra 327 persons have been charged with
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    PREMIER'S SON AND HEIR.
    473 3 HEMBKI OF THE LABOUR PARTY. Mr. Oliver Baldwin, the Prime Minister's Socialist son, is. says the "Daily N.ws," about tQ set out for another of his adventurous travels. His 23 years of life are crowded with stirring experiences. He. has travelled every European country exc?r>t Scandinavia
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    NEWSPAPER STRIKE IN AMERICA.
    221 3 Man Beaten to Death. New York, S.pt. 23.—The first tragic occurrence to arise out of the Pressman's stnike is the death of George Davis, 50 years old, engaged In the mailing room of the "New York American." who was badly beaten by an unknown assailant in
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      279 3 Ebtv Ton Save tLjk Money British worlJ-wide r*Pj.iijB improveA jM? lit p!.itc.i. 11 m\ Vj* WARRANTED i- t and Insofar o mm Wl rrt:^ f ,jf3r i s of aU k vi!r^R 7« Ii It rcashtrr»»-writ* 3 LrJ*- v ead Cycle Co (lac.) iD.pt. F.4I6J Birminih»». Enjl»n<l._ CYCLE fk s
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      247 3 I your i j Vitality j 1 British Doctors regularly recom- J mend HalTs Wine as a most I wonderful Strengthening and I Energising Tonic. I I I Hall's Wine is unequalled for restor- i I ing vital energy. The first dose does I you good and the benefits are
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      689 3 Headache a/jSSfea Anemia A r i:er Tw: Years cf $jtSP Serious Nerve "Jroulte Sg>;*>y r jflr and Anaemia, fr"S>~.Mayes i^SS took Dr. Cassell s and J^T was completely cured. A iW?/>//.'- if; jt£y// yy/'' The lady whose sioned state ment is printed below, s.ifteicd 1 > terribly from a complication
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    STAGE AND SCREEN.
    349 4  -  COMMENTS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL INTEREST "LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY." By "Foolight." The thing that will probably interest the, public most about Mary Pickforc's "Little Lord Fauntleroy," coming to {he Palladium Theatre tonight as the feature attraction, is not so much the fact that she plays a dual
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    PAULINE STARKE.
    191 4 Pauline Starke was selected fctr th« heroine of "My Wild Iriilh Rose." because ahe s the perfect type for the Jr;sh bea'tty. Her br;-ad whrfce foreh a l arxi sve.t figuiu b'ende the chaam which have mai'e he Irish women famous for the r physical attiraotion-?. She the
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    "BLACK BEAUTY."
    202 4 Merc than nir.>e hundred and nine.y>UM .out of every Jhou.and stories mkxh enjoyed some decree of popular. y m re than forty years ago have been u.terly forgotten. The -ouh/i,r.d(h rood and remembered by generation after generation holds a warmer pia«e n mm heart of mar kind than
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      364 4 AMUSEMENTS. Empire Cinema, TANJONG PAGAR *OAI>. fn the Second Show at 9.30 EVE'S FILM REViEW FRANK MAYO In the rushing drama of a society man who went to sea and who swapped his kid gloves for knuckles. In 5 Parts In 5 Parts al>o Two episodes 13 and 14 of
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      342 4 AMUSEMENTS. ALHAMBRA From Moidjy, October 15, to Saturday, October 20. In the Second Show at 9 pm. Sharp. Topical Budget British Screen New3. ALBERT E. SMITH PRESENTS IN My Wild Irish Rose IN 7 REELS. (An adaptation of Dion Bocicault's greatest Irish Melodrama) 44 The Shaughraun which had its premiers
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      306 4 AMUSEMENTS I" jj^H THURSDAY %T AVWi*^ POSITIVELY THE L VST NIGH T L*^? ofth*Gr*at B. xing Picture every- W M ]r b>ly i* rushing t > see J^fl/^P) t WOMAN in en 31_ REELS IM SEVEN PARrS DODt Patty ArbucHu-OYE '.Parts WHOLE COMPLETE IN O:,E NIGHT Li the Ist Sh>w
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    63 5 ARRIVALS. October. 18. from Sarawak. 1 p„ nk !*>:. m\ Di Malacca. h■ CLEARANCES. Soan lea g for i gkok. n, m for T- ggarw v'a ports. for Hamburg via P kson. mmi a for Cop r.hagen v'a ports. Rt-r, ftmdj g for Batavia. lagk i i for
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    RUBBER QUOTATIONS.
    72 5 C. «f C Rubber Association. pjaponr, Oct. 18. hi* Cnpa Closing Prices. Buyers Sellers itv 464 Latest London Cables quote. Urn i Spot.— ■Mm eet Closing Pi ces. Buyers Sellers fa« 46% 464 M 46% 47 .1 48 48% V 50 5 Latesl L d n Cables qu
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    EXCHANGE.
    46 5 Siagapoßt, Oct. 18. aIt 2m. 4 7 32d 2a. 4%d the' i ght 2a. 4 9 16d c 1694 n N r.-k njr— 2% pc. Dis. 1 4 draft 75% 1394 rate $8 54 ,4 p.c. v London 31% Da*> 52% 0". p r 830
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    24 5 untitled of Money Orders of Money Order* -day is R&. 167 rrf i The rate of payment 4 from India and equal W> $100.
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    LOCAL SHARE & PRODUCE MARKET.
    19 5 LOCAL SHARE PRODUCE MARKET. IO OAVS Ql OTA I lONS Tin -To-day, $100.00 per p kul 375 tons said.
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    LTALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    162 5 Tin.->£ 200.10.0 up 12s. 6d. Rubber.—La. 17bd. Gown %d. Rubbers.—Nominal. All etib y to $1.32 V 2, Amalgamated Malays buyers $2.20, Lunas $7.80 to $8 Malaka P ndas to $1.57*4, Craigeleas 57*4 to 6H2 cents, Radellas $3.90 to $4.10, Kuala S dims $2.20 to $2.25, Bukit
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    ETLIN AND CO'S REPORT.
    141 5 Singapore. Oct. IS. Tm —L ndan £200.10 0. Rubbcu.—London Is. l%d. Ulna.—Taping* 93 to 96, Nor* Taipings SI.05 to $1.10, South Taip-i-nga 96 to 99, L nguis $4.50 to $4.70, Jothans 31 to 34 Petalinge to 87 hk cent* Ulu Piahs $190 to Nawng Pets $1.40
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    STRAITS PRODUCE.
    122 5 Buyer* Sellers Gambier $18.00 ava Cube Hamburg Cube Press Cube White Pepper 22 25 Mixed Black Pepper 14 25 ♦Sundried Copra 11 40 11.40 *Mxed Capra 10% 10 90 Small Flake Tapoja 12.25 Med. Pearl T:p:oca 13.75 Small Pearl Tapioca 14 00 No. 1 Sago Flour 5 50
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    PRICES OF KEROSENE OIL.
    89 5 Standard Oil Co.'s Current Prices- Devce's Imperial Biilliant per two t ns $5.25 Sylvan Arrow per two tins $4 80 T'ger per two tins $4.80 Tiger in drums per two drums $4.10 Asiat c Petroleum Co's Current I* rices. Fish per unit of 4 Imperial gallons
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    66 5 The Gas Industry will take up 12,837 square feet, at the Br tish Empire Exhibition and w ll be handsomely represented by a great composite exhibit. Here will be seen every dev r ce for lighting, heating and cock ng by gas. Building sanitation, central b amd m-tal industries, occupyng
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    General Information.
    217 5 Supplementary mails forwarded by train to Penang for despatch by homeward P. and O. steamers cannot be guaranteed to connect with these vessels if the train by which they are conveyed arrives late. Commencing from October 1, 1923. mails will be closed for Ipoh, Taiping, Tapah Road. Penang
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    Mails—Pro Forma Time Table.
    44 5 The Straits Settlements Post Office Pro Forma Time Table ia on sale at the G. P. O. Singapore. Price 10 cents a copy. This pamphlet gives full information regarding incoming and outgoing mails for the quarter ending December 31, 1923.
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    Mails for Batu Pahat.
    68 5 An extra mail for Batu Pahat will be despatched from Singapore daily (Sunday excepted) by the 7.07 a.m. train; this mail is due to reach Batu Pahat at 12.30 p.m. the same day. Cash-on-Delivery Service with India. The Value Payable Post system with India has ceased
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    Money Order Service.
    27 5 Money Orders payable in the Straits Settlements, the Federated Malay States, Ind a and Ceylon can now be purchased at the Newton Sub-Post Office.
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    Government Savings Bank.
    21 5 Government Savings Bank business is now transacted at the Newton SubPost Office. 1 Specially I iperecribed lettera only.
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    WHY ONLY RUBBER?
    657 5 A< MCI LTUR L POSSIBILITIES IN THE F.M.S. Why have we only gone in largely for rubber-growing j n this Peninsula mad nothing else? Primarily, wsuppose, (before the great sJuimp in the price of rubber came) it was because rubber was a get-rich-quick proposition. One got a
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    A REAL SPORTSMAN.
    125 5 Sir Thomas Liptcn is liked in America because in twenty-four years since he first tried for it he has never sad d c to the prospect of winning, the AjnerrLca Cup* so coveted by internat;oml yachts men. He has spent mere than $3,000,000 to re-liza his dream
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      45 5 ,Nu unity of London. wr^ ln a ""J-ee in Arts (B.A.) »N,i Com.) at the Un'vercandidates a* requiri *iz. y. graded exam natrens r Intermediate and c '®ch up students "j ataona. Write to-<Jay i cu ars Intemat on<al ence Schools, 137, Cacil hin «apore
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      382 5 j Titan l Cement! -1 Soie Importers: q-mu- 5 =0 Se,,,n Agent: g B^ l l I J TRADE MARK. AllPely n,.*«*«*in« lx A „f 0 HARRISONS, BARKER Co., itd., Malacca, Port Swettenham 1 3j OutStatlOn AgentS and Kuala Lumpur. 1 AYLESBURY NUTTER, Ltd., Ipoh, Teluk Anson, Kampar, I S
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    WHEN AND WHERE.
    124 5 WH EN AND WHERE. 4 SINGAPOHE DIARY. Oct. ,8 14 e m. 4.16 p.m. I'* h T e M rtirti Second Day. rab a t home. 6-30 p.m. Gate I^^ ,ar 8 p-m-lu-irorro*. Oct. 19. r dt«.-6- 4G a m 5 50 P m !g mail by Glaucus. (>ri .v*
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    211 5 To-day, Oct. 1«. Bangkok Redang- 2 p.m. Anamha Natuna Island» Will o'the Wisp 2 p.m. Hongkong, Shanghai Japan taking mails fo* U. S. K. ft Canadla Glenamoy 2 pjn. Mers:ng. Kemaman Trengganu Quorra 2 p.m. Batu Pahat *Ban Lee Guan 2 p.m. Batu Pahat Men a 3 p.m.
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    ECONOMIC SUGGESTIONS.
    807 6 General principles under discussion at the Imperial Conferences have been widely discussed, but we find little reference anywhere as yet to specific suggestion.- on important details. The main lines of the Imperial discussions on foreign policy and the development of inter-Imperial trade and migration— fiscal policy—have been telegraphed
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    TRAFFIC PERIL.
    80 6 K. L. Sanitary Board Deciaion. (From n U r Own Correspondent). KUALA LUMIPUR, To-day. The Sanitary Boaird discussed the traffic perl and deeded that every driver applying for a l:ceric«e should be made to pass a competency exam nation before a licence was granted. The Board voted, in
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    630 6 Food, beverages and tobacco occupying 43,187 square feet, will be the largest individual section in the Home Palace of the Wembley Exhibits Complete working exh'b'ts will be a special feature. The range of machinery tur- ng out chocolates, biscuits, and a model bakery, will stretch for over one-tenth of a
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    167 6 We are indebted to the "Nanyo Nichi-NLchv' Shimbun" for the following: TOKK), Sunday. Count Yamamoto. the Premier, ha~s issued a warning to tfflxe Reconstruction Board as regards its laxity in keeping to the definite plan. The Fare'gn Office, on behalf of the Board of Reconstruct''on, has placed
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    THE DAILY CRIMES.
    232 6 Four Chinese Charged With Gang Robbery. The case in which Kamis and Mahmood, two Malays stood charged with robb4:,y in Mandtai-road from a b v woman on July 17 last was eluded before Mr. P. F. David in J:e Cr inrnaJ Distr'c Court yesterdiay ar.d the accused
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE.
    185 6 The following were .he guests of Hs Excellency the G vernor and Lady Guillenrard at Race Tiffi.i given en Tuesday. 16th inst- t:— The Hon: Sr F. S. Jame? X B E., C.M.G.; Mr J. D. Saundeis find Mrs. Saunders; Mr. A. W. Vick; The Hon: Dr. A
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    26 6 Orders for week ending October 21, 1923. Saturday, 20.—Field Day. Parade at V.M.C A. at 2 30 pjm. FRANK C. SANDS, Comm ssioner
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    JAPANESE RELIEF FUND.
    14 6 Received by Yokohama Specie Bank. "Malay Mail," K. Lumpur $2 000
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    44 6 Invitations are now out for the mar.r«gc of Mr. Joancs Dill—til of the Land Office Kmmm Pv.lah amd MRs Catharina Eva Zachanah of the Malacca Convent. The wedding will take place at PetVe fjaaadl Malacca on Saturday the 27th haatant at 8 a m.
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    COMPANY MEETING.
    432 6 MANDAI TEKON, A The thirteenth annua] tmt nn of the Mandai-J Estates was iu-id a. oi the Co at noon yaatarday, U ins E. A. Eliaa, Hor-'ble Mr. L. Messrs A. W. I < Tan Chtr.gr Kee, 1, Ah Ch.a.i and Tan Luang Secretaries Messrs. Chan s and
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    97 6 Sep:ember Oataai. Pfeicrsoo, Simon w -d vU Secretaries Ti.falgar Limited for S< *j 1923, 3 000 ib>. < ytar lb da<e 12.450 m» i S* 1 1022 3 550 lbs. Trafalgar Limited ***** 58.000 Cocoon, i 11,00 0 Kua<a P.rgau Rubber I' Ltd 19 800'bs 80 7Ber.p.r Esta
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      43 6 THE PROPRIETORS OF Lactogen beg to notify the Public that they have opened a Consun. tion Bureau at Amber Mansion* Orchard Road, where iree advict can be obtained by post or personal visit. NESTLE ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILh CU (London.) 144-147 Cecil Street, Singapore.
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    THE RUHR IMPASSE.
    98 7 ,n tfj: talking STAGE. Another Interview. R euter. PARIS, Yesterday. jj cth th German Charge rd M forty miniltes ter > r Poincare on the subject iC Z tn Jio* of normal conditions -I I witories.-Rcjrtw. LONDON, esterday. "T mes" Cologne corresponthat th Ruhr iaJMr al ed
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    EMPIRE CONFERENCE.
    43 7 Naval Itinerary Cordially Approved. CONDON, Yesterday. d si to-day's Lt-Gol AraerjX] d ca lion on the naval mac of which he outi- rj for the propo&ed the H.MvS. "H df s Repulse' 1 and the li.erhtThe c nferencc proved til proposal.—
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    HOSPITAL PRESENTED.
    76 7 fVr-ian Moefcaat's Generous Gift R euter. LO N DO N, Ye st.crda y. The- IV van merchant Mr. Haji [.hammed Hussan Namaz who has >r*. li.rty-twa years chiefly in (> r gt>ng has presented to the fc-m Mi.-sionary Society a fully ;a ppeii maternity hospital for l.raz. He
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    PRESIDENTS MEET.
    58 7 ■BJryl Entertained in Paris. PARIS, Yesterday, jpee bes were exchanged at I Pr a'dtent Miilerf M Masaryk. PresiX I secfa -5 ovakia, who ii visitthen London. M. red that France could on them n evil days as well as I I He sgre d wi h M. Poincare
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    RUSSIAN GRAIN.
    44 7 Mcemnl Signed in London. R euter. LONDON*. To-day. st na been st'gned in f n f a RussoI unpany com--1 M per cent British and 50 an .r. erects with the and markc<i:j| Bi ita'n, Fra..ve. Italy i! s m Europe —Banter.
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    LLOYD GEORGE ILL.
    36 7 Httiocallo,, Tour Recommended. R euter. CHICAGO To-day Lj. George contracted a a :< roafcag in b:d. "wo to-d kj s engagemcnta torn.! n eht The doctor has br conaderable modifica- itf er, of tour.—
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    U.S. SHIPPING.
    38 7 R euter. Th H Sr Yest-erday. ar d has decided to ■<di u iWrtti,. i- e act ve NorihU( -irr i v »<?*<* j K trade r ;he exis»i&|,' ten®. A fowMi i number of ship3 'mplaed—Reuter.
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    EMPIRE'S NAVY.
    151 7 ONE STRONG COMMAND NEEDED. Singapore Base. R euter. LONDON, Yeiterdoy. Mr. Bruce inttrv owed by Reuter said that he hoped the dom'n ons would idorse the principle of one Emp, re navy because its ma intenance d'd not impair the strength amd author/jty of the Empire. The Navy
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    THE ART OF ORATORY.
    379 7 (By F. S. Myers.) Parliament, in these degenerate days, has no use for rhetoric. Irrevereqt cn"t'c> condemn the "talking *hop" or "gasworks" at Westminster oblivious of the truth that Parlamen: is primarily a parleying or speak ir.g place. But the flowers of eloquence no longer blosson
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    TEACHING PROFESSION.
    173 7 London, Sept. 18.—Dr. James Edward Cowell Welkkm, who was headmaster of Harrow School from 1885 to 1898 speaking at t,he Otf the Br'tislh Associiait'on for the Advancement of Science, made a sharp attack upon the teaching profession and 'complained that the State was .lot getting value of its
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    NAVAL BASE SITE.
    1428 7 ACQUISITION OF LAND. DISPUTE. Sequel in Court. A3 briefly reporttd yesterday, the dsput. as to the compensation awarded by the Collector of Land Revenue for 469 acres of an estate in South tafctar for the purposes of a dockyard was taken up for disposal before Chief Justice
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    BRITAIN HIT BY RUHR.
    179 7 60«) British Unemployed to one French. Th: debst. at the Trades Union Congrt— began and ended at the Ruhr. Delegates hAard a short statemen, ab at Labour's altitude and relumed to the emestion i 1 their lasf. si on. j The discussion on the Rhuir was
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    RUBBER AND SHARE MARKET.
    153 7 iilE SIXGAI'OKB CI AMBER OF (JOMMEIILi: RUBTSR ASSN. Singapore. Of ober 17. Cata!og«ad 1 509 575 673.91 tons. Offered 951 296 lbs 424.68 tons. Sold 686 292 lbs 306.38 tons. (Vices Realized. Spot: London Is. 2d. New York 26% cts. Ribbed Smoked Sheet: Singapore Standard Quality
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    MACPHAIL AND CO'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    355 7 Singapore, Oct. 17. Tho share market has beeu very dull throughout the Week and oniy mail volume of business hae been :fa acted There hais been a limited i)ut steady demand! for tin shares, with good buying eoqufspoi fur Ulu Pahs and Peta' ng? f
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    HOME MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    89 7 London Oofc/oer 16. Manchester Markot— BX48 X 4 lbs st rtings fair (new basis) nom. 40's Grey Yams single Twist nom. 6 lbs. T Cloth fair 24 yards nom. Liverpool Market— Co.ton (Fuliy MiddL ng Amercam) 17.17 Egypt:.-. l-Cottcci 18 40 Metals— Tin S d. 8 months
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    71 7 At the British Empire Exhibition paper, statf :n 1 ry and al.ied trades •v.ll occupy 112"i0 squire feet. The r'ouni.iton of th s sect on is a notable working exhibit which is being organ'sed by the Paper Makers' Asjociat on. A special machine sbe ng ou lt to show the
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES
    71 8 THE TURF. OUR SELECTIONS. Race 1. -SPEED ARROW Merry Maiden She la Race 2—SLIPPERY SAM Beaver Free lance Race 3 —ST. FITZ Firstiaway Helanel Race 2—MAN OF WAR Cornstalk Race 5 —HIGHWAY Astrico Genzano Raca 6.—NORA Sterling Klong T<l Race 7 —ZARA Prince Charm ng The Quest
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    TO-DAY'S SCRATCHINGS.
    77 8 The scratches for this afternoon* races, on the aeoond day cf tha Autumn Meeting are a* follows. It wtH be seen that they are not numerous, and there will be three pdaoa» Ln every race except the second. Race I.—Pawang. Race 2.—Lady WaJ'iae. Race 3.—Alan L„ Humbie Lad,
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    CESAREWITCH RACE.
    117 8 Rose Price Wins by Short Head. LONDON, Yeattrday. The following is the result of tih« Ceaarewioch raco. Rose Price (25 to 1) 1. Tor earn* (100 to 7) 2. Ceylone3e (6 to 1) 3. Twenty-nine ran. Won by a short bead. One and a half lengths between second
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    FOOTBALL.
    123 8 S.C.F.A. FIXTURES. Owing to the sun falling earlier during this part of the year, it has been dee ded that all matches in the S. C. F. A. League will start at 4.50 p.m. sharp and will stop at 5.55 p.m. The fixture list has accordingly "been re-arranged and
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    69 8 8. R. C. TOURNAMENT. The S. R. C. Tennis, Tournament will conclude on Tuesday the 23rd iaat. wirfh the final of the Championchip Singles between Dr. W. A. Ba-thetchit and Mr. H. E. Ess. Play will commence at 5 p.m. sharp. After the match the tournament prizes will
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    BADMINTON.
    17 8 A. S. A. TOURNAMENT. TO-MORROW'S TIE. Championship. Toh OptOf X j.l vs L in Chwee Poh.
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    ATHLETICS.
    482 8 MALACCA SCHOOL RESULTS. The first annual sports of the AngloGhine3e School, Mauacca, were held on October 10, at the New School Grounds. Beiry the first of the kind, keen irfteresft was evinced by the pupils, staff manager and all others connected with the Institution. Rev. E. H. Rue, the
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    GOLF.
    23 8 GARRISON CLUB. Thursday the 25th inst. will be LacVes Medal day in addition to Thursday the 18th inst. owing; to the races.
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    HOCKEY.
    60 8 A.P.C. vs. H.K.S.R.G.A. The following will represent tihe A.P.C. against H.K.S RGA at hockey to-morrow on the S R.C. ground:— C. L. Blundell; C. E. Win'.or and V. P. F. Walsh; E. D. Andrew* H C Cooper and A. Stow; H. G. Sfcack A. G. A. Mocley, S. P.
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    BOXING.
    208 8 BATTLING KEY AND CLAUDE ROZARIO MATCHED. AdtmiTeus of Battling Key, whose wonderful fight against Pelky, last Saturday, will long be remembertd. are not to be k*]t waiting betfbire they can se>e their favourite in action again. Article have been signed for a ten round contest between BattVng Key and
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    TWO FINE FILM*
    263 8 Two of tihe best boxing films ever produced will shortly be released by the Universal Film Corporation at the Palladium Theatre. While boxing :s upper most in everybody's minds, following the sensational fight of Battling Key and Young Pelky these two boxing pictures will be welcomed by
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    SHIMAMOTO RETIRES.
    77 8 T. Shimamoto the Japanese boxer, bantamweight Champion of Malaya, tells us that for unavoidable reasons he has to retire from the ring. He therefore withdraws all cha lenges and engagements in a public ring. He is willing to give his belt, whch ha? now become his properly, to
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    CARPENTIER-BECKETT FIGHT.
    475 8 What Critics Thought of the Prospects. London. Sept. 30.—Despite Beckett's public announcement that he feels sure to win, Carperttier is warm favourite at 8 V> 5 on. Beckett is supposed to have developed a secret punch. Carpenuier does not indulge im any prophecy, but mentions that he is
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    BECKETT'S INGLORIOUS DISPLAY.
    127 8 London, Oct. ?—No Brit:ah boxiriji champion has ever g am down wfth so few expression of sympathy aa Jce Beckett. The sport:m writers describe his exhibition las night as abject and ing 4 jr'cus. Beckett never looked lika ntak/*-.|g a fight, and even Garpentier was surprised by
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    FIRPO TO MEET WILLS.
    253 8 The Jack Dempsey-Luis FirpoHany WHJa heavyweight triaagle. which btfl !>< en the chef topic of cow* in ?portdom ever since Tex R'ckard signed the champion in battle the South Amer can at thPolo Grounds on September 14 again cropped up i:i virulent form on August 21.
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    LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    326 8 This organization arranges pericd'cal examinat ons in various subjects of commercial importance and the examinat'ons are held in S ngapore. The I. C. S. have special Courses for these examinations. Write to-day for full particulars—you place yourself under no obligat cn. International Correspondence Schools, 137, Cecil
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    RUNNING AND WALKING CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    58 8 London. Sept. 30. —Haa-per. of the Haliamshre Harriers. won the amateur ten HUM chanipioixship aft Stamford Bridge. He made the pace a cracker throughout, forcing two excbampSons to retire. He won by nearly two minutes in 53 minutes 34-3; 5 seconds. Wrtts, Surrey Club, retained the
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    WINNING-WAR "SWAGGER."
    138 8 Mr. Lloyd George Shocked at MPoincare's Boast. Mr. Lloyd George, acknowledging the gift of the Freedom of Brecon in the Market Hall of Brecon, siid he did not I ke the epidemic of depreciation of Brit sh strength wh eh was sweeping over the Continent to-day, because Britain
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    LIFE AT 102.
    534 9 WORLD FROM A CHAIR. In a top-back-room of a tall old house im Portland-terrace, Southampton, an old lady sits mm day in a wheeled chair lookhg through her wOn/iowa out to the sea. When she wearies she calls fo r writing materials and indites labor'ous but perfectly
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    A UNIQUE WITNESS.
    156 9 London Sept. 22.—Fcr the first tm<e in the history of British Cffena a man \vh;o was sent; need to death was called as a witness in a Crown case which arose in Livi.rpool on June 11. when two armed men raided a pom office and a man
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    THE SHARE MARKET.
    1044 9 LATEST PRICES QUOTED TN THF MARKET. Messrs. LYALL AND EVATT, ExrVmge and Share Brokera, is*ue the following list of quotations: Singapore, Oct. 18. RUBBER, STERLING SHARES. Mail Quotations. Issue value of shares shown after name of company. Allagar 2s \jm AnyJo-Java 2s 3|1^ Anglo-Malay 20s 24|7% Ayer
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      430 9 ,MtiiiMt l t > n > im.i t ii >l i > ii| Wl ii > i, t ,,,,i.,,. ll H M MM t i iimmnii^niM I RESTRICTIONj only stops the price oi rubber from dropping bat to I j ENCOURAGE I the use of rubber means I Future f
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    TENDERS INVITED.
    582 10 Pawnbrokers' Licences, Johore. With reference to Johore Gazette Notification No 1923, in which the State Secretary under section 6 of "The Pawnbrokers Enactment, 1917," fixed for period cf three years commencing from January 1, 1924, the number of i:icances to be granted under the said Enactment, in the
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    DIARRHCEA IN INFANTS.
    584 10 Food that Nourishes ai;d cures at the urn time. Fear fills the heart of the mother of every artificially-fed infant when the hot weather sets in. She knows that then the season of summer diarrhoea which carries off thousands of infants every year. This diarrhoea, with the
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    469 10 Singapore, Oct). 13. MEAT. Article Prie* Beef steak kati 0.45 Beef stew or curry kati 0.35 Pork, lean kadi 0.60 Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) katii 0.28 Mutton Indian kati 0.45 Mutton Australian kati 0.45 Fowl kati 0.55 Fowl large (3 katis) each 1.65 Fowl medium
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      51 10 ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM TOOTHACHE? If so consult J. IKEDA, (Experienced Dentist) 41, HILL STREET. Opposite the Central Fire Station, Telephone 991. WHY SUFFER THE BURDEN TOOTH-ACHE which can be relieved almost immediately by consulting X TSUTADA. JAPANESE DENTIST 74 BRAS BASAH ROAD. (In front of French Church.) Telephone 1245.
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      1138 10 AUCTION SALE. ESTATE OF SYED SHAIK BIN ABDULRAHMAN ALKAFF, (Deceased.) IMPORTANT FOUR DAYS' AUCTION SALE of very valuable freehold and leasehold Singapore town properties At Messrs. CHEONG KOON SENG CVs Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street. FIRST DAY'S SALE —WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1923, at 2.30 p.m. (From Lot 1 to Lot
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      889 10 AUCTION SALE. FOURTH DAY'S NOVEMBER 8 jH 60 Valuable 99 years' leasehold lfend and house No. 80. p aer *u area 1,162 square feet, monthiy rent $130- Si^ 61 Valuable 99 years' leasehold land and house No. 82. pa*^ area 560 square feet, monthly rent $90. 62 Valuable 99 years'
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      574 11 r STEAMER SAILINGS I o7bRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE npanies Iuc« rporated in England.) I MAIL, PASSENGERS AND CARGO SERVICES. I PENINSULAR ORIENTAL S. N. CO. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. I VOmmM Contract with Uib Hajae tjr'i Government.) I 0ARUB fen* LONDON. HOMEWARDS. I For CMm Japan, Marseilles, London A Antwerp.
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      314 11 STEAMER SAILINGS LONDON LINE. Hakusan Maru Oct 28 Kitano Maru Nov 17 Haruna Maru Nov 13 LIVERPOOL LINE. Lyons Mam Nov 14 HAMBURG LINE Matsumoto Maru Nov 13 NEW YORK LINE vU SUEZ Sailing datt-i ail SOUTH AMERICAN LINL Kamagawa Maru Beg. Nov. BOMBAY LINE Sado Maru Oct 19 Malacca
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      523 11 STEAMER SAILINGS. LINE OF STEAMERS Monthly savings to and from Australia for cargo only, calling at Penang, Batavia, Sourabaya, Fremantle, Adelaide, Melbourne and Sydney. SCHEDULE OP ARRIVALS AND SAILINGS. Dale of Arrival Date of Departure 1923 1923 EM'TA In Port Oct 20 ENOGGERA Nov 12 Nov. 14 EURELIA Dec. 10
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      451 11 STEAMER SAILINGS PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY MANAGING AGENTS UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE—FREIGHT PASSENGERS PORTS OF CALL-MANILA HONGKONG SHANGHAI KOBE! YOKOHAMA HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO AMERICAN STEAMERS. Leaves Hongkong Arrives San Francisco PRESIDENT PIERCE Nov 7 Nov 2? PRESIDENT LINCOLN Nov 21 D ec 13 SPECIAL THROUGH FARES,
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      128 11 TOO STINNES LINES (Incorporated in Germany.) Regular monthly freight and Passenger service. OUTWARD BOUND. FOR HONGKONG SHANGHAI AND JAPAN, s.s. "ADOLF VON BAYER," 9,000 tons about Oct. 10. la "HINDENBURG."' 122f>0 tons about Nov. 7. BkA "EMIL KIRDORF 9000 tone about Dee. 5. HOMEWARD BOUND. FOR ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM AND j
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      513 12 NOTICE. NOTICE. The taebaafl Baaki will be closed at noon on Thursday, October 18. For Race Meeting. NOTICE. Is hereby »iven that I the ui dersigned have purchased the Muto r ears and accessories and articles of furniture belonging to hop Loon Hong of o. 32, Beach Road Singapore and
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      419 12 FOR SALE. FOR SALE—One large Wooden Shed with tett root. Apply iiox Nj. 100 c[o Malaya fiibuae. TO LET. TO LET —Shop Houses Nos. II and 27, Giating Lane, Off McPhearson Road. Water service. Apply to S. T. Sivakadachtm No. 33, Giuting l ane. TO LET —Spied jus Godowns No
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      469 12 BANKS. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED. 64, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Incorporated in the S.S.) Au horised Cap tal $4,000,000 Issued Capital $2,000,000 Paid-up Capital $1,000,000 Reserved Liability of Shareholders $1,000,000 Reserve Funds and Undivided Profit $1,640,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chairman:—The Hon. Mr. Lee Choon Guan. Vice-Chairman: —Gaw Khek Kh am,
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      509 12 BANKS. THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LTD. (Registered in London, under the Companies Acts of 1862 te 1890, on 2nd Dec. 1892.) Authorised Capital £3,000,000 Subscribed Capital £1,800.000 Paid-up Capital £1,050,000 Reserve Fund and Rest.. £1,352,105 Head Office: 15, GRACE CHURCH STREET, London, E. C. 3. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Sir
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      512 12 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated in England by Royal Charter 1853. Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares of £5 each 3 000 0 Reserve Fund £3,800,000 Reserve Liab lity of Proprietors £3,00U,uuu HEAD OFFICE 38, Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Puket Amritsar
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      393 12 INSURANCE. THE /s\ 9 ffl»'l SOUTH |gl 7 jZj %W&f BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. p, RE MARINE niNCIT TRANbI 1 INSURANCES ACCEPTED LOWEST CURRENT RATES. c MARGOLIOUTH, Manager Manager. Offices: 2, Fmlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED. (Incorporated in she S.S.) *ad Office: Singapore Ist Floor, Panque del
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      290 12 Sold bj The International The Angio.U:,,, Di The Medica' Office The United Pharmacy The British Pnam&q The India Dispei and The Ayur V THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE, (EVENING DAILY., Tel. No. 345 Editor al Dept. Tel. No. 171. Manager.* Dept. SUBSCRIPTION RATEi PAYABLE I.N ADVANfj Per annum <
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