The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 June 1920

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    14 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. GENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, i >2(>. No. 10,012.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    246 1 Ireland is still the centre of cable news attention. The position in Derry i- ..ported to be desperate Page 7. In Asia-Minor the Greeks have begun well ayainst the Turkish Nationalists cept.. ing many prisoners Page 7. The tire on the Maetsuycker has resulted in the loss
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    THE WASTAGE OF TIME.
    1041 1 he wiser mind Mourns less foi' what time takes a\yav Than what it leaves behind;" Word_h The schoolboy who, apprehensive of tlie ye and lhe cane of ihe master, keeps his reluctant *ra/. fixed on a bescribbled, blot[ted, and perchance tear-stained, copy of gil, might claim
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      237 1 Malthoid [RAFFLESHOTEL. I DANCING I I AFTER DINNER EACH I THURSDAY 1 'M 1 a M H CT IY- ted m w mi m i I .J -.1 L_ i 1 _V Smithron. Bonfkok. j|_ A l-<*'<£-' and Estio.t-. F-c. I By Appointment I j S. SMITH SON (SIAM) LIMITED.
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      180 1 AIR FLOAT TOILE T PR EPA ft* TIONS Everybody knows and uses "_A »-Float v Talcum Powder so soft so fresh— fo r fragrant yet si inexpensive. More "Air-Sloat** is sold than any other kind of talc. And everybody welcomes the jaew "Air-Float ToJkt Preparations Coid Cream, Tooth Powder and
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      133 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Crow-Elkhart motor cars sold by Fairfield Company Pa^re 3. Robinson and Co. have a Large stock of men's hose Pr^re 7. Whiteaway'i for a special line in */.< cloth Page 5. Go and look at Maynard's window Page 12. N'.w films at the Marlborough and Empire cinemas Page
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      74 1 THE WEEK. Monday, :Bth. Hiah Tides 9.12 am. 7ft I pm. Sft Bin. Scudai, Chan Sze Oun's M.uket-st, noon. The Quainta, Victoria Theatre, 0.15 j>.n.. Taeadsy, 29th. High Tides 10. 1 am. Bft Oin. 9.15 pm. 9ft lin. Pent Board 2.15 p m. Thr Quaints, Victoria Theatre, 9.15. Wednesday, 30th.
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    SPAIN IN MOURNING.
    458 2 I.i^ht of the Fullrins: Eclipsed. Madrid, May 19. The sudden vicious rush of a short homed black bull in the Talavera plaza that l.illed Little Joseph ("the Cockerel") has a wave of emotion from end to end of the Peninsula that surpasses anything evoked by new? of
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      255 2 SERAVALLO'S TONIC. Bark and Iron Wine New large consignment just arrived PRICE $2.50 per bottle For Wholesalers In cases of 24 bottles Prices on application MEDICAL HALL LTD. VICTORIA THEATRE. TO-NK.HT 9.15 P.M. I urn of R. 13. SALISBURY "Quaints" ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME AT HVERY PERFORMANCE. y in China
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      365 2 No Show TO-NIGHT AND UNTIL Further Notice mmmmmmm^mmmmmmmm. TAN CIIENC KEE Co., Ltd.. Proprietore. Jjy^fcw W__^A*t?m^mm*t'&^^jm[l^*~- m '^j _^_m_s£**. "i3 *^?£S_^Ps BIG TRIPLE ATTRACTION In Sixteen Reel Show *m mm AT 7.15 SHARP IN THE PALACE OI IHF KIN(. A Colossal Essanay Production i.i Six Big Rv 5000 Persons 2000
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      292 2 sU_l____b_-E__«^ From Friday, June 2.",, to ed iu mUi •^T^T^" A SPECIAL GOLDWYN PRODI Presenting the well M mBBL NORMAND in company with TOM MOORE In a charming story teeming with inte* I grips the attention throughout its entire portrayal DODGING A MILLION In 7 Rssb Mabel Normund assumes the
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      585 3 growlelkhart MOTOT C IR 3 POWERFUL RELIAOLE, ECONOMICAL < \r.\LOGUE ON APPLICATION FROM THE FAIRFIELD TRADING* CO. I Outstanding grace of design^ The potent appeal of the distinctive elegance of appoint- Beauty-SIX Sedan and Coupe, as I ments, and year- 'round service- of Auburn open cars, is founded ability account
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      701 3 i' NOTICES THK MItKCUI ftUBBSB ESIATES LTD, (In I y nidation) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEX that a Meeting of the Creditor! (if any) of the above be held at French Hank Buildings, <m Thursday the lst of July, 1920 at 12 noon. C V. R AILEY, Chartered Accountant, Liquidator. 1-7
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      139 3 ft JtIST j f ARRIVED Mm A Shipment Of _B i Mh *&l I 3______w____l_l_L\WA^i_rs^^ iw_____*§__WWWW\W ft^ttvN JjyM WW 9 6 m?% XT' f BTI 1^ m ff™ 1% (Incorporated in England) '&fe.y^__ t *&B_^. x mm_/ •r r&_isbmsgr iff sN fcriii \A___xW *%m —_jA. W W*& *mmxxt**m\ 4 p
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      306 4 vm; .Vy-; w-j^agl^ New IVILLj l) Njflft y THENZ9 JL W *mm* W l&> sr andLasierWay to Better Housekeeping DO away with housekeeping drudgery. Do away with back breaking, stooping, stretching, bending and climbing. Getan O-Cedar Polish Mop. With it you clean, dust and polish all at one time. Use
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      111 4 Amateur's Works Aatstenr's Works Developing, Printing, etc. Pictures aad Frame- Makers. KONG HING CHEONG CO A«elphl Hotel Eaildlaf, Mt. 1(2 A 104 North Rrtdf, Koai. £lafaiK.r...B-*a-_i a Pasaaz. FHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS FOURNIERS HYGENIQUE MIXTURE. (FOR LADIES) Tested end Proved for Years. WASTE NO TIME. Immediately you notice any disorder of the
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      409 4 THADE CONDITIONS CHANGING. Tlie tirm' is Jp^_k rapidly ap- *&_jW pruachin^ whan WT^ the supply of JT Sf£\ Koo.ls in mmy W_f*9 In u lines will y**^3&' n mM 1 ceed tho de- \Ju J maud. Competi- m *^^^^ntj*Pjj& tion will be l(C_fcJ^Sg keen a^ain and Ict Manufacturers and Commercial
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      253 4 1 inENTRAi I i; BRITISH MADE J! I SPENCER MOULTON I (jl THREE RIBBED .TYRES FOR HARD WEAR. j OBTAINABLE AT ALL DISPENSARIES THROUGHTOUT STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES POSADA WINE COY. Ex S. S. Legaspi from Jerez and Malaga, Marquis del Meritos, Manzanilla Sherry, Pple Sherry, Malaga, Moscatel,
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      686 4 CHING KENG LEE CoT~~^ TO CAPITALISTS AM. INVESTOR An unique opportunity to acquire a lan heart of the Town, only once Market. Owing to the extension of business, M< obtained more extensive and commodious strutted to offer for sale by Public Auction ,if Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. AT EARLY h\
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      310 5 WANTSD. 7 fOOt to Gatte; inior Clerk in offlc L2B pe Tabl. th 21 12 in. and lii L0 in. r. to i- H B 30-6 I OmpOUnd House. i 1 Merchant care of Fr. U.C. RS A] i tUtini i IMP Kuala Lumpur u.c. v Stenographer for Mercantil ent
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      602 5 AUCTION SALES. Jj M (HON BALB OI ■> I' ilmeia Koad Srd JULY a, b Itart XmsAm eottegs pia M -'""••"1 sun<. London; n Rrel with cover and platform; magS r„ d „er«; m fu *™«"can-mad tx doable bedeteed d*«ign pelirted teak ■rder rv carefully l,i »1 Also Success On
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      660 5 NOTICES. KAPOBWAB Rl BBBR < ILTI \> »;i HANDKL MAATSCHAPPIJ. (SAPOR* .8 RUBBER Co. Ltd.. LONDON.) Daring my sbesaes on leave. Mr. R. R. Hibben Will act as Manager for the above ReUI W. F. ADOLPHY General Manager K. R. Co. Ltd IK, D W end I reeteur K R.
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      175 5 NOTICES. MALAY \-\~KI \M\V. l FACTORIES LTIL l,n Scented in ths Straits Settlement..) NOTICE Ifl HEREBY GIVEN that the First Annual Ceneral Meeting of the Company will Id r hin the Registered OOee, Chartered fre, Singepoie, on Saturday. Srd July, I.»L'(i, at 12 o'clock noon, for the following purposes, viz
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      230 5 I WHITEAWAY'S j I I JUST RECEIVED BIG SHIPMENT. 1 WASHING 7EDUVDC I' II STRONG COTTON ZEPHYIt FOR WASHj; ING frocks, KIDDIES' rompers etc.. ;j BLUE AND WHITE, BLAt K AND WHITE, ij RED AND WHITE, HELIO. AND WHITE, j STRIPES ANI) CHECK 1 j ALSO IN PLAIN RED AND
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      36 6 PARKER.-On June L'.'.rd. at the European Hospital, to Rev. and Mrs. W. Cl. Parker a sen DOVE. On June 21 at One Tr.e Hill. Singapore. Marjoiie, wife ot' A. W. I» Dow, o* i daughter.
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      DEATH.
      16 6 DH BEUIN. At Kiboag Tebal, on June 19th, Mr. C. de Bruin in his 89th >
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1920. The Past Week.
    846 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1920. The Past Week. The week past has not on the whole given us very cheerful news. The situation in Ireland has become distinctly worse owing to the determined fighting which has occurred in Londonderry between Sinn Fein supporters and opponents. Our military forces
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    288 6 Captain S. M. J essen is leaving home early next month on return to Banglo!..—(B. T.) A tiger is giving trouble in Sri Menanti district, and has bagged so far two goata and a bullock. Europeans had an "allnight sitting" with no luck. British mine-rescue investigators have made the curious
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  • LOCAL TELEGRAMS.
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      SUGAR COMMITTEE IN JAVA.
      52 6 (Aneta). Batavia, June 25. The Duteh Indi tn Government yes day gave a lunch tc the British Indian sugar committee at Buitenzorg. The Committee have visited many sugarfactories and are highly satisfied with the results of the trip. The Committee returns to-morrow in the Rumphius to
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    THE MAETSUYCKER FIRE.
    138 6 Several Persons Drowned. (Aneta.) Bataria, June 2»>. In consequence of the fire on the steamer Maoksuycker one man and four children were drowned and nine persons are missing. Maetsuyeker left Laboean-hadji yesterday afternoon at six o'clock for Sourabaya under her own steam but was preceded by tbe
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    PENANG CHAMBER MEMBER.
    20 6 Peaang, June I robably two i 11 b pi W. Duncan snd Mr. \Y. H. Thorne. I
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    PENANG DISPENSARY.
    68 6 I'enang. June 2ti. At the nrnual meeting of the Dispen.-. Dr. Save presiding, the directors report and aecou The p<»~ as ti at preaent $7.">,000. There ia a aatisf actory position generally. He hoped next >var to distribute more yrotits in dividend. Out of a profit of pi
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    CEYLON RAILWAY.
    197 6 A Civility Order. Tlu- General M has issued lowing ei-lular: "From cases that have conu- under my notice recently. 1 regret to have to come to the conclusion that there is a marked lack cf consideration and courtesy on the part of a certain section of the n
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    THE IRISH MACE.
    197 6 There is a singular omission in the Home' Eale Bill which the House of Commons is I now discussing. It says nothing about the mace of the old Irish House of Commons. Vvhc is to have it The Grand Council, the Northern Senate, the Southern Senate, the
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    THE QUAINTS.
    42 6 Mr. Salisbury's clever company of entertainers begin their season here this evening. The programme is changed each evening and theatre goers can be assured they will have a very pleasant and amusing diversion whatever nights they may choose to attend.
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    THE NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS DANGER.
    185 6 THE NEW LEAGUE OF NATIONS DANGER. [Fron I 11 "th. or the hi, Wations, will cat mutual ini rfe, each Poland, vi. portent* t Autumn v. quantity of nu munitio, to her peace unaal her off vists, v. larg came excit load t] munitions, wh tune Tin of nny sort
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    92 6 U Inawson as fa, na. is m lying «»00 mi. dag S. Pangu elephanti bur an for their oil. A fl I the island when it «nd allowed to run When RIW a common r either in imall lually ovei two or tl cover a UU I vound. A, |)r.
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      168 6 OALDBEGK M&C6BE6OR Co., LIMITED. (Incorporated in Shanghai). Wine Spirit Merchants WHOLESALE RETAIL SEND FOR PRICE LIST 87, Cecil Street Telephone No. 228. MR. H. N. BUCKERIDGE late of Messra. LAFAYETTE, PHOTOGRAPHERS to Their MAJESTIES Begs to announce that he conducts THE ONLY EUROPEAN STUDIO in SINGAPORE. AT THE BURLINGTON, 100
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    IRISH OUTLOOK SERIOUS.
    216 7 IRISH OUTLOOK SERIOUS. t ,m; CONTINUES. a [RBD on London. June 23. Sinn-Fetnerc r- used in cover •:t resioV thousand fl and a destroy i The Ci\il Guard. I nre protec' ing a I d during the ovenlather, in Limetrkk have iheir refusal to number ondonderrj state i dui ii
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    A DUTCH OR GERMAN SUBJECT?
    120 7 v toting stewawajr. Eurasian lad, who was g with stowing away on re to Hongkong, was recently. He itch Consul, as he claimThe Consul up id ltl sn 1 it was later Grazer. The German and not I Police what they the boy and was
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    38 7 B^ w txc -ilency the (.overnor, has been 1 appoint Mr. F. A. S. McClelland WL. I of the Rent Assessment Municipality of the Town of mU r f and of th As »*asment Board for of Singapore.
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    ASIA MINOR.
    178 7 A DAILY MAIL STORY. [Reuter's Service.] KKISH troops WORSTED. London. June 21. Thi Mnil saj I that in consequence Of the serious view taken by the military authorities of the siiuation in the Middle Mvl Nlhr 'ating an incr.. froni thousar I in the army reserve, the War
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    THE KAISER.
    214 7 THE K AISER. London, Jaae i the House of Commons replying to Ccl Newbould, Mr. Lloyd George said iny would be invited to become n e of Nations when she au Sai to arry out her under (cheers) itrongly that Germany wai not making a true effort in regard to
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    MODEL CUBAN FACTORIES.
    302 7 The Cuban cigar and cigarette factories ere model institutions in which everything is done to make the hours of labour pleasant to the workers. The cigar makers u.e described as an intelligent and cultured class. Musicans or phonographs relieve the tedium of factory work, and a corps
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    49 7 lhe gelatinous suostance enclosed in small bladders near the extremity of snails' bo* ies is a natural glue, and is stated to have been found the strongest of all adhesives for mending broken glass, porcelian, and like materials. A somewhat longer time than th? ordinary is required for hardening.
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    LABOUR CONFERENCE.
    649 7 EXTREMISTS SNUBBED. [Reuter's Service.] THE SOVIET AGAIN. London, June 23. At ihe Scarborough Labour Conference, Mr. Tom Shaw, M.P., moved a lengthy resolution condemning the Peace Treaty as destructive instead of constructive, demanding its levision, also tho recognition of the Bosnian Soviet, and the arrest of the chaos
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    MASON WHO BECAME A PROFESSOR.
    97 7 Professor Morgan Watkins, who is appointed to succeed Professor Paul Barbier as Professor of French Language and Literature at .University College of South Wales, fifteen years ago was a working mason in his native village of Clydach, in the Swansea Valley, where he was discovered
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    651 7 FRENCH AND AMERICAN. [Neuter's Service] THE DEATHLESS ARMY. Paris, June 24. Andre Lepevre, French Minister for War, accompanied by Marshal Petain and M. Poincare, France's War President, yesterday laid the first stone of a monument to be erected to the soldiers who fe T l in the
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    110 7 New York correspondent: At the momeiit, Caruso is staying at the Knickerbocker, where he has only fifteen rooms for his wife and child. Friends have been trying to smooth over slight differences between the great tenor and his perspiring manager which appear to be due to Caruso's inveterate habit of
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      128 7 Robinson (SS Co., Ltd. THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPT. Special Display of Half-Hose ENTIRE HH STOCKED NEW STOCK tfi IN SIZES JUST k\__. '»y- in. ioy. UNPACKED 11. IH Inches »rr*uwjit L-^tun bs_j_Jke____ FINE GAUZE PURE WOOL CASHMERE HALF HOSE EXTRA SPLICED TOES, HEELS AND ANKLES IN BLACK NAVY WHITE LIGHT AND
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      638 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan. PftDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAP AJOBSI GOVERNMENT. Subject to alterations without as tics EUROPEAN MAIL LINE FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE. ftr London and Antwerp via (Malaeea) .Penang, ColomVs, Suez, Port Said and Marseilles. iNABA MARU 2nd July KAMO MARU July 17th IYO MARU 28th
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      594 8 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (Incorporated in Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OP BATAVIA T*m*\*kom* 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Marine Sapt. Transhi psest Dept. 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. BARENTSZ (Saturday, June 2C) Bataria, Macassar, Balik-Papan, Donggala, Palehleh,
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      663 8 APCAR LINE. I MAIL AND PASSENGER SERV- I PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL v (Under Contract with His Majesty'.. r..'-l W MML SERVICES EA^ OF Kg* I LONDON .FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON i TO M IL UUE SINGAPORE l0 f^? IU L0 K *n. LAHORE about 25th June NELLIE mn DEVONHA about
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      818 9 p SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. Tnengganu, Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora' La ifthmnui, Bandon, Langsuan, Chumpon, and Bangkok. Arrive Departure PRACHATIPOK 28th June 1920 SOth June 1920 ASDANG sth July 1920 7th July 1920 VALA 12th July 1920 Uth Julv 1920 I
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      517 9 i Tke Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. Blie China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND KOerman Bncknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd, (AMSRICAN ft MANCHURIAN LINB.) (Incorporatad in England.) IOUn rOBTVIQKTLY SERVICE TO NEW TORK via SUBZ OB PAN A* A. FROM NEW YORK. •taasn Da. Koat# F#j S'pore KANSAS End
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      603 9 I FOR VANCOUVER, B.C. (DIRECT). *m* w 6 S xV S METHVEN du here about 12th July 1920 and will have prompt deapatch for Vancouver, B. C. taking cargo oe fhrough Bill of Lading for U. S. A. and Canadian Overland Points. For freight and further particulars apply to BOUSTEAD
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      850 10 ESTATE OF THE UTE SULTAN IDRIS SALE OF BONING LANDS Under instructions from the Trustee the undersi K ned will sell by Auction the Mininf Lands scheduled below, at THE TOWN HALL, IPOH. On FRIDAY, the 16th July 1920, at 10.30 a.m. (If unfinished, the S: le will be continued
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      583 10 OF INTEREST TO PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS OF GODOWNS AND FIRST CLASS SUITES OF OFFICES IN THE BUSINESS CENTRE OF THE TOWN. Messrs. POWELL and Co., Ltd., having received instructions from the Collector of Land Revenue will ofTer for auction at their Sale Rooms 16-18 Raffles Place ON TUESDAY, JINE 29th, 1920,
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      97 10 COLGATE'S Ribbon Dental Cream "LIES FLAT ON THE BRUSH Obtainable at all Stores and Dispensaries. tmmmm_m_rmmm.m^rmm_-__mmm m mmm m ■__________«_______«r^_____________. m^^wmmmmmmmmmmm t^^^^^^^__ *C) mmm*m***^! m^[^^_^_^^*mm**\__t f lP^__l____________ jj,j g^rHHwßt-^ 1 1 It^1 t^ v. I**. 'r ft .A OCI {Gives a full rich lather. Softens the sti f/esl hea rd
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 11 June 26. Bank 4 m.s. 2-4 3-32 Bank, demand 2-3 27-32 Private credits 3 m.s. 2-4 29-32 New York, demand 4514 Credits 90 days 491. France, demand 535 India, T. T. 1 18 Hongkong, demand 58^4 Prem. Yokohama, demand 86V__ .'..va, demand 123 Bangkok, demand 91 Sovereign, Buying $8.51
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    PRODUCE.
    162 11 June 26. Tin 100 Tons $126.% Gambier 13>00 Garr.bif r Cube No. 1 23.00 Pepper Black 27.00 Pepper (white fair) 58.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.q. 7.75 Tapioca, medium pearl f.q. 10.00 Pearl Sago, small 14.00 Copra Sundried 15.50 Copra Mix. 15.00 Opium, Benares uncert 8,900 Rice Rangoon White 2^700
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      1897 11 Assurance in force over $15,000,000. ETBE GREAT EASTERN IM NSURANCE COMPANY, UMITED. ttaMrperaiW ii Straita Sett.] m cFF.ce w !a c hc ttt H w s^^. ynmm omcE t om jewjy G. C. EVOX. MANAGING DIRECTOR ACTUARY DIREC: gr of F A^ciES C C 0.8.E., F.I.A, F F.A. -„i, HORACE
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      238 11 s. s. THONGWA Consignees of cargo per the above steamer from Madras are hereby notified that she has now arrived and is dieehargiag into godown no. tl. BOUBTEAD 1 roY Ageate. S. S. ZAIDA. Consignee! ot eargo per the shen steamer from Bangkok are hereby notified that she has arrived
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      219 11 VESSELS ARRIVED. R. S. Baroe, Dut. 68, from Lingga 26, for Lingga unc. Kuching, Sar. 903, from Kuching 26, for Kuching 30. Emile, Dut. 94, from Rhio 26, for Rhio 28. Van Hogendorp, Dut. 393, from Anambas 27, for Anambas 29. Kampot, Fr. 415, from Saigon 26, for Saigon 30.
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      337 11 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Intermediate and local maili will be .'ound in list below: Penang, Malacca, F.M.S. (by Train) 4 p.m. daily (except Sunday). Kota Tinggi and stations to Euala Lumpur at 6 a.m. P. Batum &P. Bula: Hock Lim 9 a.m. Wt dan Rumphioi 9 a.m. Pulau Sing; Sultana 9
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    APPEAL COURT.
    248 12 FINE OP J> 10.000. Magiatrate*s deciaion upl tid. In thc Supreme Court on Saturday morning Mr. Justice Barrett Leanard hi ...l appeals against Magistrates' decisions given in the Police Court. 1 D.P.P. Mr. (i.< n behalf of the Crown. The firat appeal taken was that ol Tarn Cheoi.
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    "MANUFACTURING DIRECT PAUPERISM."
    262 12 "MANUFACTURING DIRECT PAUPERISM." _2.i0.000.000 for Public Aid. Many points of rest nal meeting of the ty Organisation S r which I ord Sheffield pi Mr. J. A. R. M M. p.. for rstim. nditure of at Corns of public assistance for ths current year, at com} »."th 25,000. That figure
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    LOOKING FOR A FOG.
    283 12 There is an American visitor to England who has just completed a journey of 3,000 miles to see a London fog. Otherwise, Mr. the well-known playwright and producer, is quite normal. A thin drizzle of rain was d^< ending from a gloomy sky when a Daily
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    149 12 HOME SPORT. Wimbledon, June 23. been a fresh sensation in the nl round Shimidzu the Japanese from Calcutta beat thf French ehampiOß Cohort 6—4, 10 8, 4— G, 2—6, 8 L This is unquestionably Shimidzu's greatest achievement. He was steadiness nifiad an<l revoked unexpected volleying caixr bilities. The
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    S. C. C. CRICKET TOURNEY.
    180 12 Hercluurta (1. .-7.) Civil Service and Law. Tne Um S. C. C cricket tournament took place on the Esplanade afternoon ami j roved much ame than Um previous one. The Civil S and Law were without Campbell and Braddell as bowlers but X llled the
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    SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    238 12 ay morning eleven boa: in the final race for the Vice-Com-ip. The was made in a light brm and Florence getting away Ul iioo<l style. Joyce in the beating to the is skillfully handled by skipper and rounded the cable ship wed the Florence, Gertrude and the
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    S. C. C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    53 12 S C. C. BOWLING TOURNAMENT. Entries are increardng daily for the above competition and it vs expected that a start wiil be made some time next week. Entries close at 7.0 p.m. on the 2nd prox. nteen competitors have entered for lhe Championship, 22 for the singes, and len pairs
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    66 12 His Divorced Wife, a powerful Universal iro ma in fiveparts featuring Monroe Salisbury is the supporting picture to the eleventh and twelfth episodes of the Signal serial The Girl and The Game at the Marlborough, to-night, besides which there will be a number of the Pathe Gazette. In
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    A NOTABLE BIRTHDAY.
    325 12 The Scanner Ru! Ce npany has held itfl COming-of-ag-2 meeting, when ita chairman, Sir Frank A. Swettenham, 6.C.M.6., Rave the 1 i t_tory of the pioneer company in the plantation industry in the Middle East. It is a romance in itself, and it is web that the
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    LONDON METAL REPORT.
    119 12 I y nr. Has remained stationary at The ran qm Elecl are unchanged, and higher but Japan lias l seller of sc 1-hand pai in. 11. in .in n_ falli^ per Wj buyers, mark.' fell, Lt;. Is i c?i Bulls prods forward a 1 out aU Is
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    MALAYAN RUBBER FACTORIES.
    125 12 The following is tlie report by the Direct UTS to Um al general nu-et-shareholde.s to be held at the tered Office, Chartered B:,nk Chambers, ore, on Saturday, 3rd July, at ants show a loss on the the year, amounting to $10,666.11, bat your I»: eel rs wish
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    SHELL TRANSPORT.
    36 12 'lhe .ed the following telegrsm from London. Shell Transport and Trading Co. Ltd. request us to telegraph you i >ws: Letters of Allotment about 19th July payment for n < before 16th will be posted
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    161 12 i will be rem 1 that when Crosby Rail, once the home of Richard 111. and later cf Sir Thomas More, was purchased by thx? Chartered J'ank of India, whose head oflice now occupies the site, it was moved stone by stone from Bishopsgate and reconstructed on Chelsea Embankment. It
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    LETTERS TO EDITOR.
    229 12 THE EMPIRE MEMORIAL HOSTEL. Wanted A Million Half Crowns. To the Editor, Dear Sir, We want to endow this Hostel, the n;?ed for .vhich is very urgent fetid very pressing, and tbe site for which ii already acquired. It is a terrible rein for us. arho OW<a
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    DEFEAT OF WHITE ANTS.
    170 12 t at one time nearly always adopts i and still frequently met with was '1 rni.-;- ling o.posed to the ravages of this post a few feet above the ground by means of .-teel uprights, to each of which was attached metal cup completely encircling thc
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    PARIS AMATEURS.
    278 12 Referring to the recent strikes a home The series of strikes that I aria hm suffered has brought into existhe volunteer the vo .unteer driver, the volunteer conductor, the volunteer ticket-puncher. We have had Count opening the little jjyues on the Metro stations, and Barons holding the Steering■A.
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    91 12 A Bangkok contemporary lias a snappy va) of reporting weddings. The following comes from a recent issue. "At a recent wedding at Ipoh, the Rev. Dr. Hillyard omclated and Mr. P. d_* C. Morriss was best nunn." It would be interesting to know the ran.es of the parties who were
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    35 12 Programme of Drijls, etc., for week ending Saturday, July 3. Saturday, 26ft h 2.30 p.m.— Balestier Range Eurasian Co. Rifle Club. Sunday, 27th 7.30 a.m.— Balestier Range S.R E. (v) Rifle Club.
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