The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 October 1919

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
  • 17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. ENTS THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1919. No. »313
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  • 190 1 11 the first -Uf ing of the Council ol" the League ot Nations is held m the li' -t half of November, as is expected, it will probably he without American representation Page 7. Qflcers of (very nation have applied for enrolment m a French higher school
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  • 2 1 MIXED FOURSOMES.
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  • 1178 1 The meeting was drawing to its official rA and there were no mixed foursomes on he programme— a deplorable liate Of hings. Then the generous aunt of a ju hi< ame to the rescue with I itiful littlo ilver objects. They sat all day long wink- st the sunlight on
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 250 1 ~s' iQ '-i *<.*y>(b y jgHS—BSß— _B______W_M_^__^_^_B_m_^___m_____W_S \FFLES HOTEL. II i m** .mmmU. Saturday ext Nov_mber lst I •ancing during dinner and afterwards i )tclal!y Selected Dance Music. 2 rchostra of Seven Musicians. I WE ARE MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF PURE SWEET CHOCOLATE, MILK CHOCOLATE TABLETS RTURES— COCOA POWDERS
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    • 66 1 «<— ■mam>r^ m^ma^mmmmiAmMtum^wmmmimmm»'.im i-itt r i____.vv%»__Bw_fc_>. ■mm iK-n* >— *a_»-s_&*3s. szam MMMMMWBEimW2m ZE£_M-H_H__B 9 j f&^i fVc^H IB H_______cl ■it__B II I' 1 S Wofci' 1 1 {SB all the principal Ceal.rs or wholesale Adamson, Gilfillan Co., Ltd. f G TA i_~ **>■• o/ z l^ 4___ I w HOLLAND
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    • 173 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS' Penang Food Control office issues statement with icference to November allotment pf vice Page 5. Notice is given of an interim dividend to shareholders of th€ Bukit K. B. Rubber Co., Ltd. Page 5. •> lie is announced of spirit shop at 21Q Sclegie-ra Page 5. "The Indd-China
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    • 11 1 IF YOU WANi NEW *fl Tf <£ CARS FOR HIRE, RING UP
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  • 531 2 l' OUS AND SAFE AREAS. one. .Tarret vbosi excellent With i_ kssptaf dona the i.prt._,J ci malaria lb thi.. count, to be mora iridslj •••Ol has teen, contributes m rsporl ii c ti ou Dsststls b] l 1 B*l QossrasSßßl BoarJ new cuapter. or ra.bei perhaps
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  • 41 2 His Ei_ t ncy tue Oovorn r hna oon rented toh, Ft ni Boa President and th. Hoo Mr Claud Sevferu, c M o has oonsea tod to become honorary Vice President of i istltotlon of .ShipboUJers end Enginsera cf Hongkong.
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    • 327 2 PINO— MENTHO PASTILLES For Thi :it AiTections Price 75 cents per bottle of all chemists Iy>C'\.i. .GENTS MEDICAL HALL Opposite Post Office GENERAL OPINION Of the first edition of the MALAYSIA KINEMA REVIEW '"An unprecedented sncceasT Only a fe>\ eopiea left of the October issue NOW ON sal:: AT Messrs.
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    • 654 2 r ____J frnT-'mili* X V Vft3Bb^Zi-_s T___ k 2^^V*" lH l^^' tM •-•^-^•*B^ v* .Aj A TRIPLE ATTRACTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMFNT rrom MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, to FRIDAY, OC. Choice. Intere S t-ab S „rbin g SuS AN EXCEIXENT ""^fl-RD PHOTOP] Featuring Second Show, Commencing 9 p.m. FASCINATING PRISCILLA DE A SUPERB
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  • 109 3 I of nurses tewsrdc I ransland i yesrs hosre no ice to us at i. k me mind ight a supply I Dr. li tana ache^ inic, thai I Pill Fink k if, rich, rei blood, at the ru n r.n< t n men of
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  • 1523 3 te Drc. Pert. Te a ,te. < lagßV, Das 288.400 81.200 224.000 127,8 9 16,758 114,088 Doi Pongsu 86,785 121,838 4lma, 676,800 82, 0C0 281.600 76,326 21,785 202,275 .'Quote, it.»r 259,865 10,695 261,126 v.Dec 1 841,452 111,050 1,107,408 .'cb'tr- Jtay 600,078 HO CB3 698 »87 Leahaa, July
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  • 196 3 Ayer Weng 1,459 110 1,060 Bandon 5,324 160 Bangcou Vul 5,701 592 Choadoriai-S, 6,472 50 6 4,791 Deebook 8 684 865 Gopa_gCo_.ee., 16,475 M 0 10,818 Ilea wo .d, 1,989 11« 5 81 H. itain 9^o Idris 2,240 250 4 80 Ipob Tin, Ju!y 4,140 IQ 2,189 Kulurypacg
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    • 173 3 $*F.^VsKti _Isb__. ii I r _t _r» r I Tor fml -Jctails si m i write to JOHN I I I Llll O j I It J., L f 'Ud\)R, s Si Etna I i 1 2* I I, miMm i _>n kf manufacturing experience, c of Vv'. LYES newable
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    • 332 3 NOTICES. JIMAH EtUBBBB ESTATJES, LIMITED. (I" m t us Settlemeats). that the Transfer i Register of the i wU\ be closed ber, 1919 to Saturday v > r, 1919 (both days ii I iho pn Diridead Board, i.AII'KY BATEMAN, Secretaries. I tober, 1019. 8-11 PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS. Amateur's Woi Developing, Pr
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    • 33 3 n h* j? Jww ■■-m AA__JT i *i I In ll I Suites for Fa too, .one, Vi. 'torb wPI Hal tao TarHl 12/6 _uy, v 80 Luiorlous rooms. Bi.| ws M ii
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    • 353 4 ER^__l_Bw _____F^_HB *m^ _^_^h__l y I _bh J.T* t 4.' _fi_____ESv Fire Extinguishers mw The Borneo Co., Ltd [Incorporatsd m Eagiaad] SINGAPORE ft IPOH. ?">*-mL '3_^ _^%_^b_-.- _i(0- fr________r I ■<->? '3U?^___S m. i_L aNJ^r^ v^»^ _s>sS J *'C iS?* l_. J _rJ_________l^^ Wincarnis v/iil give you the New Health
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    • 1034 4 CHING KENG LEE CO. IN THE ESTATE OF CHOA CHUAN CHIOCK DECEASED. In the Supreme Court of (he Straits Settlements. Settlement of Singapore. O. S. No. 3G of 1919. AUCTION SALE An opportunity to acquire a block of building m a commanding position with a frontage on two roads. The
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    • 687 4 AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENR I Are You m Want of a Godown with Road and lin_. r y ril t <l PRELIMINARY NOTH We the undersigned have received burtractloßi te at our sale-room Rallies Chambers, Raffles Place, At an early date. All that very valuable piece of freehold land area
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    • 292 5 WANTED. Young I m School preferred. Singapore i tely, for *ell knov. i Good Salary first ting ex. HI nose Junior Apply Clerk can ree Press. _N rED TO Lv or Ba .can SBHOLD FURNI description (big r i offered. f ree J v c. Vn s Smart La ,as_
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    • 471 5 AUCTION SALES. ACTION SALE M The omim rc..,l Rubber Co's Msrt. member at 10.30 a.m. l tbo rubber tyros I rolls old linoleum t>ng, li iron rods, 1.200 tin ore bags •dl I wire nails, 102 best steel s verful bull terrier. OH iew. BCIAL RUBBER CO., LTD. Auction 1-U
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    • 642 5 mi __nw-w^_ni-__M>_. TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS will be received up to nooi on -riday, the 7th November, 1911), at th< Colonial Secretary., Office, Singapore, tin Resident Councillor's Office, Penang, and th« ienfi Office, Malacca, from person: desirous of contracting for supplies for th< Covernment at Singapore, Penang, and lively, for
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    • 715 5 J TENDERS. j GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION B Tenders will be received at the Colonia t Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 31s O .tober, 1919, for the following works:I J. Alterations to Police Station at Telu* Ayer and adding a second floor as Quarters for Sub-Inspector; 2. Crection of Quarters
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    • 543 5 _vm_s FOR SALE. GHARRY AND PONY FOR SALE. Good runner; Reasonable offer accepted 1 Inspection by arrangement. X. Y. Z. care of Free Press. W 1-10 i." TO METAL DEALERS. Tv^ U i. FiV hlindr <^ rounds of STEREO TYPE METAL for Sale. Reeentlv cleane.i and cast into ingots. Apply
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    • 764 5 J_ NOT; I NEW SHE I; BNGI IBH I i i PORCELAIN l i |>g ACETK ENAMELLED CO AG I I LTING PANS 18 by 9 I.n n WHITE A BLUE ft WHITE E ls by n by i Inches BLUE AND v ONI v I For Pnrtieulars PLEASE IPPI
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  • 76 6 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. .CASTLK.— At Penanrr, on October 28th, Ij tae wife ol F. W. Castie, a son. MARK I AGE. MEIN-AUSTIN— GORDON.— At St. Jo- 1 sepli's Church, Hongkong, on October 18th,' Reginald Mein- Austin, of Jardine, Matheson Co.. Ltd. eldest son of Mr. J. J. Mein- 1 Austin
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  • 775 6 Australia is very near to us, commercially, just at present, for we have! regular steamer communication andj have to depend on the Commonwealth for many articles of food unobtainable elsewhere, and it looVs as if m the future other Australian
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  • 543 6 MA Ws are officially informed that the lst Bn. South Staffordshire Regiment have left England, and are expected here m the third w.ek of November. At ths I'iinsep Street Church the annual commemoration praise service will be held on Sunday. Nov. 2nd at 8 p.m. Members and friends are cordially
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  • 165 6 WHAT A NUISANCE. To the Editor, Dear Sir, A very laughable incident occurred the other evening on the Esplanade during n game of hockey betwqen the S. C. C. and s team chosen from the Hongkong and Singapore R. G. A. The game had been m progress
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  • 41 6 To lb*- Editor. lh uvens, Sir! your T. 0.. m today's issue, has printed TWANG. I would not have perpetrated such iniquity! The nurd was TANG, though what it means, I, fer one, cannot say. Z. CX tober 29.
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  • 157 6 At the instance of Mr. V. G. Savi, Dire*.tov of Criminal Investigation, Junkishi Fukuhara, the Japanese Chief Engineer on board the Nankin Maru, was placed m the dock of the Third Court yesterday, before Mr. Monk, to answer a i -barge of taking a photo- graph of
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  • 143 6 The following properties were sold by suction by the Commercial Rubber Co., Ltd. on Wednesday. 999 years leasehold land. Resurvey area 2,17:3 square feet, with house No. 4 China Street, bought by Mr. Shaik Alii bin Hohamed Altway for $47,000. Twenty four pieces of freehold land at Cast
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  • 319 6 The French Touring Club is making ex-' periments with demobilised tanks to ascer- tain their practicability for mountain' climbing expeditions. A competition was arranged between three tanks carrying passengers, the task being to climb a mountain 6,000 ft. high at Megeve, m the Haute Savoic. The
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  • 163 6 TAILORS OUT. Besides the sporadu cipal coolies. :nd I during the anti-J hlly, and the lighten Harbour recently, no oil rials had downed tool* I MT of their Dccid- Chinese tailors have done d week or so. Apparently thr< tion passed at the Chan I. Kongsi
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  • 169 6 A DITCH STOWAWAY. W, Erkeleni Dut at the Hongkong with ttowing away on th. from Singapore to tl F.fendant admitted thc Fei that he went to Singi he did not like ti.e lat to get employment m Sii succeeding, applied t<> ths he sent away. The Consul, hou ed to
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  • 128 6 TWO SINGAPORE DEPORTEES IMPRISONED. At Hongkong two Chinese deportees fron: Singapore were charged with steal guilders, 120 Singapore dollar?, nnd quantity of clothing, belonging to n man on board the Kum Sang, which arrive. from Singapore on Oct 21st. One of the defendants I picked up the guilders on tho
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  • 165 6 Motor Car Goes Over Nisi A triple tragedy took phi Falls. A motorcar, dn\.:; I went over Niagara Gorg< B tha falls, and plurv fcst tv beiow near the Whirlpool Rapids. The car was driven by Mrs. I a well-known resided ef x With her were her
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 106 6 'UlibUvD I GOl^ WHITE IL'BEL jADE'S SCOTCH WHISKY Sole Agents: GALDBEGK MAG6REOQR <_ Go., Wholesale and Retail Mine and Spirit Merchants. 'Hot ßta_ Burners THE BLIE Flame Hits ihs Kattte FLAME OIL STOVE. a*. i ______r^> "^^^j^^^^^ BURNER STOVE H^^J^B^T Price 5 0 Each M I Yjl 4 BURNER STOVE
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    • 34 6 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS I and 1 MERCANTILE ADVERTISER I Established. IMP. Telephone No. 56 The on y .Morning Taper m the Straits Settlements. Cables "ADVERTISER," Singapore. Editorial and Publishing Office, 30 RAFFLES TLACE.
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  • 90 7 DIPLOMAT IN ITALY. I l v Rome. Oct. 23. 1 tn an interview Shantung "China has unlence m a final decision acprinciples of justice which all i ies full satisfaction legitimate national aspirations." 1 that he had arranged with Paris foe the institution of a i navigation
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  • 178 7 AMERIC AN A CTION. Washington, Oct. tg. m Relations Committee. •on of the democrat rs has adopted the revise I reservations Treat) relating to article ten. i w ithdrawal from adopted the prcanMv providing that the Treaty will fecttoe until three other Allies I to the stions. IKE MY OI
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  • 355 7 FIRST FORECAM. summary of the first forecast of the rop m Burma, for the year 1919-20 •s follows: The first provincial rico crop forecast I _.n estimate total of 10,384,158 acres n. a decrease of 247,184 acres compared with the estimated area of 10,631,342 acros the corresponding:
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  • 837 7 [From Our Own Correspondent.] London, Sept 25. There are not nearly enough theatres c m London to go round; some of the best I "own actors and actresses arc touring tho v province I anaa they cannot find any theatre m London m which to produce
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  • 72 7 The Teo Pah, another ex-German vessel, arr.ved m Singapore yesterday from Dutch waters. The Medusa, which came into port yesterday from Belawan reports that about 1000 yards from the Cyrene Gas Buoy, it sighted what appeared to be mast about 4 feet above the water. The ex-German s.s.
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  • 189 7 BARLOWS RUBBER REPORT. I Singapore, Oct. 30. Since last reporting values have fluctuated somewhat, but at the usual Weekly Auctions which opened on Wednesday, there was a firm tone and prices were on a slightly higher level than those of last week. j Singapore Standard Ribbed. This
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  • 101 7 Singapore, Oct. 30. The usual Weekly Rubber Auctions held yesterday and to-day, opened with a good demand at prices slightly m advance of those paid last week. Ribbed Smoked Sheet fetched up to 9G^- cents per Ib, an advance on thc week of SH cents. Fine Pale Crepe
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  • 197 7 LEWIS PEATS REPORT. Singapore, Oct. 30. After a quiet market prices at the commencement of this week firmed up m sympathy with the improved tone of the New York and London market, and an advance oi 2 to 3 cents has been made on last weeks prices. Snot. Business done
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  • 484 7 Singapore, Oct. 30. Good business has been reported m all sections during the past week. Rubber has steadily firmed carrying rubber shares with it^ while holders of Tin have firmly held for a figure round $140. Industrials also have continued their steady upward progress. Rubber. This week's
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  • 133 7 ITrom Our Own Correspondent.] Penang, Oct. 30. Mr. Justice Sproule gave judgement for the defendants m the case of the Whittall Company versus Ban Hock Bie, who failed to deliver 44,700 gantangs of parboiled rice, the balance of a contract for 45,000 gantangs, owing to the Food Controller's
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  • 249 7 L. L. T. C. AUTUMN TOURNAMENT, 1019. Tl-.e HMttbera of the L. L. T. C. were "at hcr.tc' yesterday afternoor at the Club on the occasion of ihe final of the Champion- i [sli/'() Paris. Unfortunately vwfam to the |jsti<i.eo indisposition of Mrs. Rowley, one of (the finalists,
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  • 284 7 To-day the final tic m the Lawn Tennis Championship will be played, between R. B. B. Donnell and G. W. Allom. Play will begin at 4.45 p.m. sharp. The Members of the Singapore Cricket Club will be "at home" to their friends on the Lawn,
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 477 7 ROBINSON Co. f^§ AGENTS g _!P FOR THE EUCRYL PRODUCTS fo EUCRYL HP J The British Lysol _*_____T r ,r s____. lh?a_ tt A^~mmrm mtr his solution lias a solvent ac- Up** ._______fll L. 123 4 5 lifi !I frW »)4rVl))____i ilaJva I fi a t,lon on S' rcase an(
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • 523 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated m Japan. UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. Wa mmmmmwwwXM f- m-mmm i >übjcct to alterations without Notice). EUROPEAN IXI (Via Suez Canal-. Fortnightly Service. Tor (Malacca), IV. vi Colombo, Sue/, London and Antwerp DELAGOA MAI Hai rg) 3rd Nov. KAGA MAUU 4th Nov.
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    • 728 8 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Incor r.raied m Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BATAVIA Mtpttone ISI PaiMfC l*?pt. 1202 Freipht Dept. 1002 MMMfCj-s Desk 1437 Marfne Supt. Transhipment Depi 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THK NETHERLANDS INDIA COVERNMENT. Vas Oaasß bel >v_o D ..1 irltb Krin&blpmaal to
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    • 538 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA APCAR LINE. j (Incorporated m England). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVK PENINSULAR ANI) ORIENTAL s. (Under Contract with Ilia t) The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMB \v suspended. wau,fl r LONDON .FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON T0 MARS] DYE SINGAPORE IFWT t I laEA\ c si NOVARA
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • 626 9 1 SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD j emam am* a (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) SINGAPORE— BANGKOKCOASTING SERVICE. ers arc titted throughout with electric- li, t class passengers hW trip from Singapore I !rkok Bn „i nga via MM Duration of tho round trip 1» (iays ■amen upon arrival and I ha!f
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    • 438 9 THE "BEN" LINE STEAMERS, LTD. (Incorporated m the United Kingdom.) OUTWARDS. BENVORUCH due about Oct. 31 Tor Hongkong A Ja pan BENMOHR (lue about Nov. 25 For Hongkong A Japan j B____D, due about Dec. 18 For Hongkong Japan HOMEWARDS. s V No steamers berthed at present. NO PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION.
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    • 333 9 FOR RANGOON DIRECT. The s.s: HYMETTUS will be despatched for the above port about the lst proximo. For freight and passage apply BOUSTEAD AND CO. Agents, British India S.N. Co.. Ltd M-M In FOR FREMANTLE. The S.S. Lindsay Moller will load fo above port about the 3rd November. For particulars
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    • 465 9 mff Mm taML _^4 f- fj v% vff 1 I_E DRESSING FOR I A I ENSURES MAGNIFICENT Tl *s O S causes the Hnlr o Vow l«xilr! p ration; X X Imports to it the Fa. tra and l i II? ceps i eradicates dandruff nr/v__n?« ii c nlennly of
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    • 389 9 I STOCKS AND SHARES. FRASER Co- EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS RE, :;.uh. mTnixg. [Figures m brac^J ma the capital and issue ralae of tha Share m dollars. nnleea otherwise marked. C. Cum div, x equals vy div.} Ampang c?100,C00— 0) 12 nom. Ayer Weng ($100,000—1) 2.20—2.40 Hitam Tin l$300,000— 1)
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  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • 586 10 W Famous, not onlyin thc Old Country,but K9 rS Q throughout thc WorlJ, arc the superb 4S£' M Q values obtainable from John Noble's. *2 \rf You should senJ lo day for the wonder- LJ ful 68 page Catalogue, lart W \jj and boadreda of illuttration very latest \J (jj
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    • 353 10 1 I ii ,ISII --i Hi tl M t rHe TABiei v r ttl .Old Seal of tn it quickly soothes tiie pain i e !uces the swe! and i iflammation and causes the lacerated tissues to heal. But don't con tnuine British F' l .nam in :cr tablets whi
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    • 352 10 KEY TO BUSINESS Toyko Goods Bazaar Week Special Grand Wholesale and Retail <wmmm > n Jj t JMI mm. Tn?? Japanese Commercial Museum 77, Brass jiasah ??_ad, Singapore From Nov. 24th to 8 s„ Ist, 1919 All kinds of renowned Tokyo goods can be obtained at the cheapest prices. The
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  • 65 11 OCTOBER 30. j Bank 4 m.s. a Bank demand .j 4 1 Private credits 8 m.s. j4I New York Bank demand /c, New York 90 days til _ranee demand India, T. T. .-116 Hongkong, demand j s f% Prfnj Yokohama, demand ggi Java, demand m. )ff Bangkok, demand 7^jl
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  • 118 11 Gambier J& Gambier Cube No. 1 r r> t»i i --L IJ Pepper Black F6 ofl Pepper, (White fair) Qfl Tapioca, small pearl, f.q. 2 C TO »> flake, f.q. 14,25 medium pearl, f.q. Pearl Sago, small 14*001 Opium, Benares uncert B 900 Rice, Rangoon White 7CO Rice, Siam
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  • 33 11 Paaeengera arrived from Penang per Klang yesterday: Messrs S. A. Weble, S. A. Wilson, R. Makepeace, V. D. Knowles, F. Ef. Rankin, Kow Soon King, Chew Tong and Org Bon Kum.
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  • 50 11 Left Singapore. Due m London. Arrived Sept. 2nd A Oct. 6 Sept. Bth B Sept 12th C 13. Sept. 15th D 21 Sept 17th E 17. Sept. 22nd F Sept. 29th G Oct. 7th A Oct. Ilth B Oct. 20th C Oct. 20th D Oct 27th E
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  • 150 11 Emilie Dot 94 from Rhio 30 for Rhio Kl. Van Goene Dot 166 from Laagaa 90 for Deli i 11. U.S. Baroe Dut 7<i from Bagan 30 foi an l- 1 j Abbots. ord Drit. 99 from P. Dicks.. n 90 for P. Dkkooo 1-1 1. Lady Weld
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  • 134 11 Tanjong Pagar Eaat Wharf No. I.— Nil. East Wharf Xo. 2— Sydney, Teo Pao. Sheers Wharf Xo. 3.— A. v. de Joycuse. Main Wharf Xo. 4.- -Mishima Maru. Haiphong. Main Wharf Xo. Valentyn, Japan. Main Wharf Xo. G.— Ellenga. Empire Dock Xo. 7.— Nam Vian, Katong. Miyogisaa
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • 439 11 jver $2,000,000 g Assurance m force over $9,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. [Incorporated m Straits Sett.] I HEAD OFFICE Winchester House. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32. Old Jewry, E.C he Compiler has £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies
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    • 495 11 ;YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan) ital Subscribed Y. 100,000,000 1 Up Y. 42.000,000 rye Fund Y. 25,000,000 President. N. K. Kajiwara Esq. President S. Suzuki Esq. DIRECTQRS. 11. Kajiwara F. Watanabe Esq. >.'. Soma Eaq. I Matsukata Esq. Y. Yamakawa E If. Mitsui Esq. M. Odagiri Esq. K.
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    • 467 11 CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Incorporated m England by Royal Charter. I'aid up Capital £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £2,100,000 nre Liability oi Proprietors £1,200,000 HEAD OFFICE 88 llbhopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Amritsar Hongkong Penang Bangkok Iloilo Tukct Batavia Ipoh Rangoon Bombay Karachi Saigon Calcutta Klarv: Seremban Canton
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    • 384 11 INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. (Incorporated m the U. S. A.) Capital and Surplus U. S. $6,500,000— Straits $13,000,000. Undivdcd Profits U. S. $3,054,763— Straits 6,109,526. HEAD OFFICE:— SS, WALL STREETNEW YORK. BRANCHES:— Batavia London S. P. de Macoris Lyons Bombay Manila Santiago de Jos Calcutta Medellin Caballeros i Canton Panama Santo
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    • 260 11 f\ iII llll.lllll.lllflll'llllMHWllHfl 11 IMM II jjjj!^ Iniji j Ijj mi n I 1 Baked eaten l I inhalf-an-hour. i 1 1. ttleloavcs. scones, breakfast r< lis, milk-bread mists, etc., j can be made and baked m 1 5 to 20 minutes. And it ihey a raised with F'aisleyFlour tl
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  • Page 11 Miscellaneous
    • 182 11 I MAIL TABLE. To day. Intermediate and local maili, will b* 1 I -'md In li_t below:— Penang, Malacca, F.M S. (hy Train) p.-n. daily (except Sunday). Kota Tinggi ar.i station! to Kuala Lumpur at 6 a.m. Jol.ore 8, 9.30, noon, 4 6 p.m. ng Aik 9 a.m. Gucob Hock
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  • 1417 12 THKtOMINt; RUGBY SEASON. Good Prospect*, hut Youthful Teams. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Bapteaabu 24. The ot: la m Baolfcii d to re estab! Etngl i on £cro_ Ihiaj Ilk p m m^Ly cl still tbf will reac more lew of Iki k 1 9 1 4 Ihe
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  • 171 12 At the Llbfrly H_ii a Bluth.rd photo* pry eotttlad tbe ploy of a youth, beaoty and adven'ura m Aye no's, leatOfti 4. Eiith Hohirts ond Lew Co-"y. wi.i b areeoed m tbe eecocd show aiorg witl 7th and Bth episodes of the Lure cf ih. Circus and Uuivtr_al
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  • 280 12 CRICKET IXTERFORT C.AMES. Un.quo |Xi h^ China Mai! of tho _8 v in-i ce r "In cooa Cvio.iwifb the r Ja M-.i.v to .banioaj the I ill l.kO-g I bav«i _ceu ask»d by a cirretpOLdent m tb^t e n i n, i\ f o empbeeise that the d-c;
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  • 99 12 AUSTRALIAN RA CING. The ipring mccl igi of a f ih< primaoattatlaa Raoiog Clubs arc eithei lo progceee or lat; aompleted Ph resoltij cf two of lha f v' Derbiei are to hied vz A J C D rti I lei jma iod mood Main dead b« i Hii k-iu»
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  • 366 12 Soma ii tf r-nt estimates have fceso quoUd m the Amencan newspapers aoooeroina. the cooaamp:too aud pro_uc tion of f,"^*(-i»;ie that it impc«*iolr to tay wbich of theoa is tbe more co Acd k..^ Ibeae flcaatooa Carreut Ev now aJJe twj oiuc-r^. l a piodog|BuQ o:
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  • 46 12 Programme for Drills etc., for the week ending Saturday, lst October, 1919. Friday, 31. 1.30 p.m. Balestier Rang Eurasian Co. Instructional Muskctrj I Saturday, Ist Nov. —2.30 p.m. Bale^ie Range Chinese Co., S. V. I. Part 11. s R. SMITH. a]Adjutant S.V.C. c
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  • 55 12 a Orders for week ending Saturday Novem d ber 7th 1919. t Friday, Annual Meeting of the Asaocia B tion, M C. A. Hall 5.30 p.m. Senio Boys ore invited to be present m uniform ft Saturday. Nov. I.— Field Day, Detail f later. a ladividual Troop
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