The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 April 1919

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. gj? cbNTS SING4POBE, FBIDAY, APRIL 18, 1919. NO. 9,648
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    212 1 Late Wires are given on page 4 Latest changes in the share list will be found on page 9. The rubber and share markets show increasing strength— Page 10. The Liberal Party is beginning the old political campaigns again Page B. In the Chinese Club gambling case
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    LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS
    72 1 Siamese torn cat lost Pdge 3. Little and Co for Barroogbc* and Watts billiard tables Page 4. Municipal notice re tenders for redecoratioi; ol markets Page 8. Companies Ordinance notice re Kwong Won Heng Co Ltd Pige 8. Fresh films at the Harima Hall, Alhatnbra and 1 Empire
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    62 1 Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday. From Johnston's Pier: 9, 10 and 11 am.; 2 80 and 8 3G p.m. Fiona the OMb At 9.80 and 10 80 am,; 12 16, 8, and 630 p.m. Members are requested to note that hot tiffins will be served ca Good
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    SENCER CHEZ LUI.
    830 1 I fliet caw Herbert Spjaocer by appointment when he wanted to engage me to called relevant facts for bis tociological j tables. He was then residing in a boarding- bouee in Queen's Gardens, Bayswater. I j was struck by the lofty brow eet off by loug tueetle
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      126 1 BAFFLESHOTEL The largest and most successful Hotel on the Island. FACING THE SEA. ciurious suites of Rojais aad spacious lounges, verandahs and beautiful grounds. AFT£RNOJN TEAS. rj Thursday, SJusic in attendance. Cinema on the Lawn from 6 15 p.m. tirst class cuisine. Gu*st night every Saturday, dinner followed by Cinema.
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      211 1 Full Sizes v. Under Sizes ill '^Undersized Tyres, that is, tyres which are not equal to the carload, have to be over inflated to make up for their deficiency in size. 1 Over- inflated Tyres not only transmit excessive vibration.harmful to the car and uncomfortable for the occupants, but they
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      16 1 F. de YALNY BEST RED SPARKLING BURGUNDY PRODUCE OF FRANCE SWEE LEE Co. WIHE SPIRIT MERCHANTS
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      114 1 THE WEEK Fri**; 18th. HlfbV*;> -< ha. j,, H-49 p.m. Good Friday Pub io and Bank Holiday. Ea=.or Golf Moving Satire 19th High Ws; r— o-41 Pnblic and Bank Holiday. Cricfcet Straits, va States. Golf '.alayan Cb m Aon ship. Boxing by AastraMaa Fleet, S.V.O. Drtll Ha'l, 9 p.m. Sunday
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    IN KEDAH
    195 2 Gang Robbers Fart ladly. Alor v'cir, April 7th Newt of an •attempt s»t y-.tig rcb^ery. with lira results to the wca d ha robb-ir*, has juut come to hand. Or ni^ht, ai Bukit Besar, it gA^, c c -ting of bevcn Chinese and tbn-e Mnit^-, tri6i to break
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    COURT INFERENCE TO MR HOWLETT
    209 2 In the Javsciil Lom-uieiiouec'a Court Ipoh reference ill raade to .he dea:L by nociden' iu iaipi:\j recent iy of Mr P K How ett, i licitor. Mr Duuford WccJ, the senior member ot the Bar, BtuJ they had heard tUd ead nawa of Mr Howlett's
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    AEROPLANE FORCED DRAUGHT.
    221 2 Great Speed at Great Height. The Matin publishes an account of a Fiench invention mads by Dr Rateau, who h&a jaat been elec:ei member of the AOAdemie de«j Sciences, which it claims will revolutionise aeroplane traffic. The essence of the invention is that the exhaust it*£ei from
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    CALLING THE WAITER.
    143 2 i'b« call ol Drawer, dtawer has pa-ssd with its reipouie, Anon, anon, which aaeii to echo in a certain t r »vam in E(ialche9p. and ia forgotten. Id tLe shoni; oi waiiar tn follow Of course, it is the war that rai.es the question. A'rt got usttd
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      546 2 mmii house 196 ORCHARD ROAD Hand-Made Manila Embroidery Ready-Mads Bkuses Paby Pillow Cases, Envehpe Chemises Hand c:i!broivle ed Dress Night Dresses, Lengths, Corset Covers. Carnation *Slraw Hats, Petticoats, Manila Hemp Hats, Baby Dresses, Bamboo iffts. Chemises, Land Made Lac. LINGERIE OF ALL KINDS. NOVTSHOWING NEW STOCK JUST UNPACKED Kxclusivo Designs
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      370 2 PALLADIUM (The Popular Photoplay Theatre) ANOTHER STRONG CHANGE OF PROGRAMME FOR FOUR NIGHTS Thur. April 17th to Mon. April 21st At 930 p.m. Sharp. WILLIAM FOX PBESENTS A Thrilling and Sensational Feature in Six Parts entitled with the Famous Screen Actor, DUSTIN FARNUM, in the leading role 41 The Spy"
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      345 2 From Friday, April 18, to Wednesday. April n Another of those Popular Feature Piays PA Popular Photoplay S*ar >kT THE ALHAMBR, Tfie Hall for Music and Features Bcac In the Second Show Commencing 9 p.m AM IRENE CASTLE PWHt which may be l^ok:d upon as IRENE CASTLE'S FAREWELL TO THE
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      204 3 »iED b^ii iiit iastralls Sbina, £i,aoo(Ko V £3.000,000 HIA D OfflCi f I~* LOI9OM, M, 0. PutDt I %C£hftl 'fttaya yi d i iKk. b«D, s U7Li vun hr:D H^Sanay Bcasaertalcr* nn lfff» u inI I aooun; t ■'"CO IBM PANTILE BANK OF IND A, Ltd. HJCMtfMATEO IN ENGLAND. £1500
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      581 3 FIREWORKS. From tho best Baa^ia European make and al ,o the best Japanese Day and Night Boxb Shells. Mr. Y. TAN, of SINGAPORE has suoceat fully secure J an export permit of fireworks from the Netherlands East Indies Government to the extont cf $150,000 for the exclusive uso In tho
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      773 3 LO3T, from The Sudan's Bunga'ow jong Katong rf;amese Tom Cat. Suitable reward offer d bo finder. L. H. PEN N Y c/j Fraser Co. 18-4 a .4 IN Trih! SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Settlement of Singapore. I Companies Winding up No 29 of 1916. In tbe Mattor of
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      985 3 NOTICE. The Passport Office will be open on Saturday 19th Instant and on Monday 21st instant from 12 noon until 1-30 p.m. I 17 4 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at tho COLONIAL BEOHETAKY'B Office, up to nooa of the 23rd April, 1918, for tbe following works 1. Erection
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      1262 3 AUCTION SALE OF Saperior teak Household Farnitara Cottaje Piano, Double barrel shot gun, Rubber tyred Victoria and horse, plants, etc. To bs held at "EVERSLBY" No. 95, Thormn Head. Saturday, 26th April, 1919, at 2 p.m. Comprising :-A brilliant toned Cottage piano by W. Danemann and Co. London in nrst
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      BIRTH.
      24 4 LJSdley.— At 360, Anson Road, Penang, on the 14th April, the wife cf Mr. A. Lindlby, of a daughter. n pi mil n
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      DEATHS.
      70 4 BBTBOS —At the General Hospital, Siogapore, on the 16th inst., as the result it aD accident, T. L. Bryson (Tom) Captain Chineee Labour Corps. Shanghai and Tientsin papers please copy. liUTCHiNBON\-On April 6th, at Alvcston, Warwickshire, Tonptsnce Eliza Ann, widow of General A. Hutchinson, aged B'. (Mother o! Mrs.
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    1314 4 .FRIDAY, APKTL lb, Uns corner ot tbe land and only chronicled in a few paragraphs in the "annual report." At the present moment a particular responsibility rests upon the District Officer of Malaya. He has to prepare the way for the shortage of rice that is
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    LATE WIRES
    281 4 London, April 10 —la the Ilouse of Commons Me Harmsworfli etated tbe qaestion of preventing German* returning to China was one for the decision cf tbe Chinese Government, who vrould donbllees be largely guided by &ny decisions cf the Conference xegarding the genera! policy of trade re!fttiors with
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    THE LAURA GUERITE COMPANY.
    489 4 very prettily dressed and spiritedly acted, the revue Ltt's Go" presented last eveniDg at the Victoria Theatre by the above company wa3 greeted with treat approval by another packed house. The affair is baeed mainly on tctnes in tha 1 west end, at the ftage door
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    OFFICER'S TRAGIC DEATH
    74 4 very painful Ou d lllllllllllui A ipUfai li l^ i in j i cm. i i Corn= aius tn wait eg for ehir/*- bn» f tbe ppa fri dislocated bi* li tiie Banian !i tbe Genera iMaefcj afu rL The deepbeed w U( g the last i
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    FOOD SUPPLY.
    172 4 At the met jaek the followioi U) 'WhetL postticu of ttip f. od tekiDg any sp c: i iargett poieiblr beiog piautfd vm pl&nticg teaeon 1 ft) Ae the Mi :h| J Offlcere wiii have bom I MaUye to plant up [\u other measure that m Government at
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  • Correspondence.
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      THE TRAMS.
      155 4 TO THE EDITOR Sir, What JuttKt tDCU Trame ie quite true I hi cij have witDefa«ed the followioi One day lat-t wetk I bearded i I at Tarjoog Pagar. Only one m* vacant id the let clsee ccapara which 1 promptly ccrupiid On were two EnroptuUb m j
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    BOOKS & PAPERS WANTED
    136 4 BOOKS PAPERS WANTED The public are a«ked to Hfph they can paper* aud r tb I Han Squadron now in port. will be thaDkfuliy HMJui* Mr f f bt the Y M C A wbo w- od to the fbipe. Thousand* of %m generate to lieutei th.? Allied Mfttttrj I
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      225 4 TO THOSE GOING HOME Macgregor Galdbeck Co. Wine and Spirit Merchants 1, 2 and 3 Rangoon Street Irutched Friars London E. C. GAIDBEOK MAO6REOOR GO. SINGAPORE. BILLIARD TABLES. FULL SIZED BILLIARD TABLE, 12 ft by 6 ft. "s > /Vj i£ i 7H£ "CLUB" TABLE. Foil-size Billiard Table in finely
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    SERIOUS NEWS FROM INDIA
    44 5 M riota broke I j :be removal K> .co virulent I 1 tha town k managers ;encs iog, cine v v :.:> one and order ii H B«J &!»J oc and i rt burnt al B Bom H B i tha
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    ATLANTIC AIR FLIGHT
    30 5 Start B otic 1 gbl at, B fM| Ml B I tbe r ptaMlng i B was B 1 008 B 4 star*, B tariag j ikii
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    DRESDEN UPROAR
    88 5 B I j tijidiard H icg to ths against War E|; s. cundeJ r MM t!tne m > receive the B M crowd, incited B o^erpowertri the Ktiriv troop* were Be to ti^ht and B. crowd then fted w:h n%:l aj tbe War HbittrT torwd »a ntCMsM and
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    MURDERERS SEEK PARLEY
    29 5 I !4— A message from Zurich m M tbt Djatsche Tagasaaitung of the Moscow Gov •■■•l hareitarteJ with the cbjpct of fcc B|iolopaarp4rleri *iih the Eot«nt«.
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    NORTH RUSSIA RELIEF
    29 5 I UaJan. April II —Brigadier Gentral If Worcester Regt acd BrigadUr I fcfcirja-i N in ,h Lancsrs, I i vmmani of the brigades in the W**niUttotce
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    STRANGE STORY OF A TALKING COW!
    141 5 I ow»n* cjw incident appears in I Calcutta weekly l^jy crowd WHmii in front of the CrrJT^lbter housa attached to |7 *lUaui, on Sitarday last to see ■"■•parted to b 3 a 'talking" thca 9 CD.va war. E7fe! e Wtßtll, an old hand. ?j*
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    STRIKE IN ASYLUM.
    22 5 ST RIKE IN ASYLUM. fbe *t:-ndantsatj <nc!ad tt W». where tb« I-'."' SS d homicidal rha iumaUe have! ani smashed have e.capsd
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    THE LONDON POLICE.
    23 5 .-'.3 There is renewed l**'*in. iu L ndon Pol •alhori o h re atioQ between the Qljn <»o<l the Commissioner.
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    THE LEAGUE COVENANT ARMAMENT REDUCTION NECESSARY
    504 5 THE LEAGUE COVENANT ARMAMENT REDUCTION NECESSARY Powers Defined London, April 18.— An exhaustive summary of the League of Nations i Covenant which ha? been published provide! for the inelaiion of all the .belligerent state* named in the document annexed to the Coveuant. u\i tha neutral •states so named, and, in
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    PENANG SCHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    218 5 The new rales proposed by the Peoang Chamber as regards alien membership are ae follows. 3. (a) There shall ba two classes of members namely Ordinary members and Associate members. (b) All members cf the Chamber on the roll at 80th April, 1919 shall be Ordinary
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    BOLSHEVIK FORGERIES.
    77 5 ■anufjcturt of Entente Bank Notes. A Stockholm message to the Echo de Paris says The Bolshevikd are spend icg at least eight million roables every month in revolutionary propaganda in Finland. The appearance is also reported of numerous bogus Finnish bank notes, manufactured at the Bolshevik mint. The
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    MINERS' VOTE RESULT A SURPRISE
    56 5 MINERS' VOTE RESULT A SURPRISE Extremists Badly Beaten London, April 18.— The result* of the ballots of the Miners' on eleven coalfields shows that 482,980 were in favour of accepting the Sankey report and 68,826 against. The majority includes South Wales which ia seven to one io favour of acceptance,
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    BACK TO THE OLD GAME
    274 5 Politics the Chief Interest London, April 12.— The results of the Hull Elebtiou cmsed a sensation in the House of Commons and the country. The Liberals are delirious with joy a«! the turnover of 11,288 votes in what has betn always a Conijotvativa stronghold. It
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    CHURCHILL ON PEACE
    255 5 London, April 11. Speaking at a luncheon at the Aldwych Club Mr Churchill in an important speech declared we should toon know whether tha enemy will accept our termi or whether fresh measures will bt necessary on our part. He urged people not to condemn particular points
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    BATHING IN THE SNOW.
    230 5 Soldier Who Vainly Tried to Secure Converts. Despite a temperature 40 deg, below zero, a detachment of British troops who made a journey of over 800 miles in North Russia are reported at the end to have beeu in high spirits. A lieutenant of Norwegian birth,
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    EASTER HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS.
    404 5 EASTER HOLIDAY ARRANGEMENTS. Tha sporting fixtures for the holidays are mainly concerned with the golf and cricket and these at present stand as follows. Friday. Golf at Race Coutce lioks. 1 Medal p!ay, with the Interport match 1 Penang vs Singapore in the afternoon. Saftirday. Golf— Strait* and F M
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    A GAMBLING RAID.
    335 5 WEALTHY CHINESE INVOLVED. That the gambling ccuze amongst the Chinese is not confined solely tu these placed in humb'e stations of life, wo» evident io the prosecution brought by Mr D Beatty. Acting Protector of Chinese, io the Second Court on Wednesday against 24 Chinese, mostly of
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    102 5 The orders of the day foe the Council meeting on April 28th include First rtad ings-— Stamp Amendment, Agricultural Loaae amendment, Currency Note amend rnftit. Land Acqaisition aaietdmeut, Back ing Restriction (ta providn temporarily against) tue catryiug on of banking business in the Colony by certain ciastes of
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      148 5 ROBINSON Co. GOLF CLUBS FROM Cana and Taylors Auchterlonie, W. Gibson, R. Simpson, J. A. Simpson A. H. Scott, R. Forgan T. Stewart, J. P Cochr«ne Drivers, Brassies, Irons, Mashies, Niblicks, Cleeks, Mashie Irons, Jiggers, Chippers, Mashie Niblicks, Lofcers, Push Cleeks, Pitchers, Approaching Cleeks, Putters, Putting Cleeks. Golf Bags, Golf
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      447 C NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) ONDBR MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations without notice) ■PROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly service. For (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, (Marseilles) London IYO M 25th A P rll ■iRQPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly servoed (Auxiliary Service Cargo only)
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      707 C K. P. M. Koninklyke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ (Incorporated in Holland.) ROY^C* PACXET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Telegram Address PACEETVAART Telephone 131 Passage Oept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Superintendent 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH T^£ NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Van Riebeeck Peoang, Belawan-Dell Lho Seumawe, Sigli. Sabang, Oelce-Lheoe, Tjalarg,
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      678 C 3f^ i& mJw BRlT'S^slii I a N H Apc^r Lll I ii>p.%nlefl locorpoiat'jd in England Mail and Passenger Ser\ I PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. r I (Under Contrast wit* His Majesly a CJovornaiant 1 The Company't MAIL SERVICES EIST OF BOMBAY am J H peLCeG. INTERMEDIATE SERViCr If FrtOMLOKDON
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    THE TRUTH ABOUT RUSSIA.
    1565 7 BOLSHEVISM AS IT IS. The Well Fed Army. Part 11. Continuing hie account of the condition ot affaire in Russia, Mr Keeling in the Westminster Gazette saye. But again I asked, Why do the Rnssians st.ind it; wby don't they revolt aud smatih tba *Lole thing
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    THE PRE-WAR WAITERS
    256 7 "Germans intsrnad ia Britain aie being sent home at the rate of 1.000 a week. Sfoca the new Government through tho Home Ofl:a took charge of thia work over 8.000 have gone to the Fatherland" by February 25. "This rate of Mpstllatioa will be accelerated as more
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      221 7 Ist arrived A NEW SHIPMENT OF ARCKANT CALCULATING MACHNES. t Ma is been thoroughly tested and tried out machine was sold to a large Company in ceded adjustment but once. in! combints ACCURACY, AUTOMATIC SPEED. SIMPLICITY, STABILITY AND COM- b its cost in a few weeks. It is used by
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      302 7 yotf can Aace a r^n f |»^pK| u;/// s?//f .ycu better ti> an.y other pen you are using. Every person's handwriting is peculiar. Everyone feels that only one type of pen point will q; > i suit his own slvle of writing. After obtaining oold by i ii" i i
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    1653 8 S'hai Pahang, 170,668 29,750 S'hai S'tra 178,510 S'hai Seremban 127,822 22,034 Shelford, Dec 7 6,087 jSiak, Deo 146,897 25,201 jSialang, Jan 1,090,421 126,560 866,880 I Sigenting, 164,600 24,000 Si Pare Pare 817,228 69.069 S'porePara, June 488,806 37,055 111,808 S'poreUnit, June 492,300 62.70C Straits, Dec 2,268,000 497,000 Strathisla
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    TIN RETURNS.
    272 8 In above list the totals in first column Are monthly totals for Jan Dec, IB 17. The month in which the Company's year ends is indicated after the name. Third column shows the 1918 total to date and second column the total of the past month. Every endeavour
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    FINISHED PRODUCTS.
    739 8 Take any ill-educated or uneducated J person aud you will Qnd, in nine cases out j of tea, that ibeir chief defect ia not ignorance, but the incapacity to learn, j It ie not merely that they cannot learn, j but they do not wish to do so
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    MIDDLE CLASS COMBINE.
    301 8 The great middle clashes throughout the country Sfill hn interested :u the IsjVBM j given bj Lard EmraoM, of thj ccenpuraiivb value of 6«t incomes in tvp w"; inu present times. Befoie tbe «ur year groet» of income gave I'" 3 oc mote! net. To furnish the
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    Market Price List.
    427 8 Singapore, Apr. lufc, 1918. Bean b, Long per catty 12 do. French do 1 Beef per lb. U Beef Steak do 8G Bean Sprouts per catty 8 Bamboo Sprouts do fl Blachan do 16 Brinjals do b Cabbage, Batavla do ell do. China do M 26 do.
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      92 8 I C.& B. English Soups ■uQ 30 Varieties All Delicious (jjg&: The Cuisine of one of the finest chefs in the world available L §§l Crosse Blackwel! Guarantee these Soups 3 to be m*d+ under ideal conditions, as are all their fable del; Appointmaßt AGINTI fOI LEA fElllKS' WOICISTKIfrIIIF IACd
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      87 8 I Wi b k k. 1 1 I Begin to get well TODAY Buy bot-.W i \X'i»c* 'J0 c*n be obt.. tr«» r Wißc^raU U M« COHM4N 0 0 >" EVERY i'BiNG' J Kfc: WAY Of MOTORH HINWATT&t Head otf.ee 102, iarr j The Richest M| Ih rot i inh>
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    256 9 e?eam9if Nat. Toiiuhj;* Master From Consignees F< Bz^.tsng Dut 270 Forme Samboe 7 A P C Dock T*;g 8 Jacobs Bri 1974 Kemp Bombay 24 Bonstead Van Heemkiri Bri 1836 Daviee Bjmbay 5 Boaslead for orir.; Shoehu Mara Jap 6V2 Satow Saigon 6 OS K Dry Doc*
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    MAIL TABLE
    95 9 To morrow fohoi fc, tif p.m. Cticob Srci H. ng 8.80 Ay Medan GIEM 10. DO AM Muar A Mu. *ua noon Colombo, Djibouti, Suez Poit BfiA. Marseille?, Europe etc Mjiil C Andr-3 Lebon do n Wr-sels Is wirtiltts cctrcinniciiUoa uC 8008 vbo r Trrub, Eatce. A msil
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    EXCHANGE.
    59 9 (C'ORSECTED UP 10 Ap 17 Dcnk 4m .j 3 4 11 S^ dr :^r.-i I IS2 Ptivata OMdifel 8 ro B 'i I 916 Pnuioe demani Bank IC India, T. T. 254 Hongkong, item and 43f/oFrc-r YOKODAMA. deasaaj lOn Java, Jen. l£ij£ Bangkok demand Gss Sovsbbignb, Bfink Buyiag 18.64
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    PRODUCE
    129 9 Apr 17. Tin No oiLukel Gaxnbier 12 00 Gambier Caba No. i 2i.CC Pepper Black ordm. S'pore 82. 0C Pepper, (White fair) 51 50 Tapioca, ema! 1 pearl itali quality* 14 50 do do flake dc 14. 80 do medium pearl -do 14.75 Pearl Sago, Email Copra Sundried 18.00
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE
    83 9 L.*ti iix.it.po-* E»u« la I ucce» Arr *t< 4th ja 1 A Feb M eih Jan 2 IC Jan Hth C U Jan 9?nd u 12 Jan 1 th E ar Feb 4th A 10 Feb 7th B T Feb Uth C S3 Feb ISth D 1?
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    117 9 i Per Klpng yesterday mcrning from Pecans Meier* H H Palmer, H U Brown, Fobter, A Hills, C E Harvard, C C Brown. L V Fox, I C Kicloch J C M Bell, J N Logan A Fox, W Satnpeon, N B Fraser, H Letßer, D Suttie, J
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    166 9 Apr 17, Iflt. ILd wing aie the chares at Co wbiou chficgfli ere notified in Maeftt Fraeer end Co'e yptterday's efaare LA Buyer* Sellers RUBBER DOLLAR COMPANIES. A;.ei Panes 10 .75 11.26 Balgovtnie 4 75 6.10 Glenealy 2.25 2.60 Indregiri I 30 7.60 Eempas 7 90 8.10
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      1378 9 Assurance in force over $9,000,000 ;£AT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. INCOBPOKATXD IN STRAITS SKTTLKMKfTTS). g:^O OFFiCE: Wiachesier Ronse, Slngspore. LONDON OFFICE: 32.10W 4ewry, E.C. M i:20.000 lepoaised with toe Pnpreme Coa, t of England, and compiles wl.h tae BrtlMbUK iMnaot O>«.M^ Voc li evor, pailcalar ASSURANCE MONEY TO LOAN.
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      116 9 M Children, this is Mr. Siow Choon Leng. He is the Tank Road Advertisement Writer. CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, Ltd. The Compinys Chartered s. s. "KEYWES?", 4,787 tons G. R.. classed 100 A 1. ardor Norwegian Colours, will commence loading In SINGAPORE on or about 22nd April. The Company's s.s.
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      66 9 STEITHSS gEPOftf Kantian; 1 Kexbau Hospital, Apr 16. S A.M. 3 PM. 9PM buom. .13 Fafc. 29 797 39 etc ll. til Temp. 83 5 83 0 80.0 Wei Bn!b Toei 78 5 78. r. 78 5 Dif. olWlufl Cam" CaJin Calm Max. Temp In ihaflt Mld. do. do, 73/'
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    THE PRODUCE MARKET.
    116 10 I The u?nal Singapore Chamber of Com merce Rubber Association's rubber auction was held on Weiused^y and Thursday when there was offered 1,679 454 ib. Tons 749. 76. Prices Realized Ribbed Smoked Sheet cents per 1b Prime 77 Id 78* S'pore Standard Quality 76* Io 78 Off
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    BARLOW'S RUBBER REPORT.
    162 10 Singapore, April 17. For the usual *cek!y auction? which commenced jL.-.:.rd^.y the quantity catalogued was uuusjua'ly NMll MMVOIISg to ouly 789 tens, &f which 750 tons ac'uiliy cair.e under tha hammer and 506 touo were sold. A firm tone was evident at the opening and wa? v*H
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT.
    149 10 Singapore, April 17. O*icg to the temporal? euspeasion o! traffic on the F M S Uai-Aiiys, the qaantity catalogued for 8*1? at the Rubber Auction heJd yesterday and to day was the etn^litat no record for some titue past, amounting to only 799 tons. The abort arrivals
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    223 10 LEWIS AND PEAT 'S RUBBER REPORT. Singapore April 17. Since our last report date! the 10th instant the market has kept extremely eteedy with fairly large quantities chaug ing heads a* 78% cents for Sheet and 79 i cants for Crepe spot and Ap*.il May delivery. Fjraarda have again been
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    FRASER'S SHARE REPORT.
    331 10 Btagapora. April 7- Ratines* was a «bady le*a doll through oat the piet week a'tftonga there were no special futures. Tin ifcim hsc! mor:; enquiiy for a tcvr d^ya and some slight iraprovemPLts rre visible in quotatioca Rubbers remain prio:hal!y steady with buyers' ordura d.ffl:alt to fill.
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE REPORT.
    316 10 10th— 16th April A fa'r b'.i% nee3 has been done io ail departments cf onr share market. Rubber. Rubber continue* steady to firm and tuere is a CDUsiJerab'o enquiry for forward delivery. Last Week's Auction. Total offered tono 971, total sold 681, top prices 78j cts, eheat
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    RUBBER FRAUDS.
    181 10 At the instance cf Inspector Costello of the Detective Station, a Chinese named Tan Soe Yduj?, givicg hie address at No 48 Boat Qaay was yesterday morning brought before Mr Langham Carter, Senior Magis trate, charged with carrying on a rubber treating factory at Gaylang without a licence.
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    SINGAPORE SLIPWAY AND ENGINEERING CO, Ltd.
    251 10 The thirty third ordinary general meetin2 of the shareholders of the Singapore Slipway and Engineering Go, Ltd., was held at the registered offlse of the com pany. Tacjong Pagar, on Wednesday, April 16, 1919 if s. A (Lan?. managing director, in :he chair. The
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    160 10 EiSTER CRICKET. The laet three plauna in the Straits Eleven have boen filled by T H L^ijssius and E de Soaza of the SRC and I M Cnntrell of the SC C Captaiu. The full eleven now is H M Cantrell, De Sohorcugulvel, E W: jD.^5, N M
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    FOOTBALL.
    157 10 .SCC Beat S C F A. Two goals to nil waa tbe ecoro of what proved to be an interesting gama of soccer, which was witnessed by a large crowd on tbo padang yesterday evening' between teams of tbe SCC and the Sfeaita j Chinese Football Association. The former!
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    41 10 Tha Cqpt&in'i Cup (1919) competition for men for u cup presented by Col R A«hwortho! ibo Manchester Regiment will be played on Miy 8, 4, 10 and 11. PUy will b> itrrke competition under full handicap 18 holes.
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    RACING.
    87 10 Thd following lists of horses in training have been issued. Rbdfern —Playmate, Dandy, Gam, Pretty Molly, Golden Mead. Hbmpton Court, Witty, Firefly, Baba Kechit, Batu Anam, Robiu Hood, Cartridge, Silent Friend, Sol Dhu, Sandy Creek, Princa Rupert, Billy. Bide a Wee, Nipper, Aiapang, Aringa, Empyrean, SI Fitz, Kota Tinggi,
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    THE FMS LOTTERY WINNER.
    171 10 The Taiping correspondent of the 'TOM" says Cbua Chip Neoh, holder of the F M 3 War Lottery ticket No 65,469, which has won the first prize amountirg to 9123,650, lives in a modest little wocden house in Tapai, Taiping, with her husband, Ooi Chong Sin,
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    SOCIAL SERVICE IN PENANG.
    238 10 On Monday afternoon in the lower room cf the Town Hall a numbsr of leading citizens, with the Rev Keppei Gatniec in llht chair, listened to an able address by Miss Strout, who has for many yean actively concerned nerself with social 'service movements, particularly for
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    148 10 H M S Suffolk !gft Singapoie yesterday homeward bound. The following information has beeu i rsceived by the British Naval authorities at Bangkok: The Anamba mine field is .now clear and open to traffic. The Holt steamer Mentor which did the trip from Liverpool to Peoang in the
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    PICTURE SHOWS.
    230 10 The Empire this evening puts en the big South African picture, The Symbol of .'Sacrifice, a great patriotic picture cf the Zulu war. la tbe second show is also included The Joy Riders an L KO Comedy. Outwitted, Tbe B*ud master and Nestor and Joker comedies are shown
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    VIGILANCE AT THE BANKS.
    144 10 The Landcn polica hwe for some time past been prepared for attention whict it was thought likely would be paid tc banks by gangs of men intending to per pairate robberies from people who bad drawn large eutns from their bankers Not only robberies similar to
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    S. V. C. DRILL PROGRAMME.
    96 10 It is notified (or the information of the Members of the SVC that regular drills will cot he teeomed until let July witb the exception of thoue for Recruits, Mutketry, and any necessary Pre!i<nicary Parades for Peace Celebrations. Saturday, April 19. 3 30p Ba?tstier Range
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    149 10 Agents Gtversi Rabbec and Co. Holland American Piunt 698, f 45 Si Pare Pare 82, 8i 1 Netherlands Langkat 80,607 Secretary N Gomes (Malacca). Bukit Kftttl 12,48? total for 11 montha 125,909. Sarawak is regretting the departure of thr*e prominent residents in Messrs Grove, Hose and
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      862 10 THE SINGAPORE MOTOR TAX! cil TRANSPORT COMPANY LIMUFn I (incorporated la tbe Straits ilettiement CAPITAL $350,000 I Divided Into 35,009 share* of $10 (ach I The Proeent isfjeof 35,! n shares of *:o u:h is payah i allotment, $M? one momh afrtr ..Hotmcot and H.sy two month I DIRFCTORS WILLUMALIXMDERKEWTOM
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