The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 May 1921
1921-05-04
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Title Section16 1921-05-04 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1921. No. 10,272.16 words
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Article216 1921-05-04 1 A budget of wires relates to the London Conference of the Allies. The point at present being discussed is whether another ultimatum should be sent to (Germany, or whether action should be taken immediately Page 7. There is divergence of opinion, and the Belgian Minster has suggested216 words
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Article1619 1921-05-04 1 Familiarity with the politics and tho journalism of the day makes one think of a p-tehwork counWrpanu, m which asro Hwn together shreds of all eoUurs, nnd fragments of many patterns, noryfof which. is complete. The man who is m a hurry |to for m an1,619 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement260 1921-05-04 1 Malthoid wmmm—mmmmm—mmmmmmmmmmm—m I j I J RAFFLES HOTEL. I I I «/G ATTRACTION. I SPECIAL SUNDAY CONCERT. I SUNDAY, MAY, Bth AT MS P.M. Mr. CHARLES TTTHBEADGI Mr. WALTER OUTHWAITE (Tenor) (Baritone) II LISA REVELLI Mis< EDNA RAYMOND (Soprano) (Contralto) L LAWBON TAYLOR Mr. ALFRED REYNOLDS (Soprano) (Piantet) 1 AND260 words
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Advertisement232 1921-05-04 1 1 1 CIGARETTES I THE WORLD'S MOST 1 POPULAR HIGH-CLASS I CIGXRCTTtS I VIRGINIA A I IN PATENT 0m PER TIN OF 50 J TINS OF 50 i-JC#i-# SI- 25 il So 5 e Manufacturers, iMhIH YOS&CGO Co., ltd, I LONDON, ENGLAND. IPHMRESS I As m the human body, isond232 words
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Advertisement102 1921-05-04 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Foot Tdrrier p u p s 'or sale. Also a houso. or l<*t -Pajre •">. Two TTrrrtn^ frtim Si Swimming Club meeting on Sunday Page r>. Tenders called for rice stocks m Singapore Page 5. Notice re firm of Jaeger and Co Page 5. O.S.K. survey of cargo102 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous150 1921-05-04 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday, 4th. j High Water, 7.54 a.m., 8.33 p.m. I Polo. Balestier, 4.43 p.m. Tanglin Club nt Home. 6.15 p.m. R. Opera, Bohemian Girl. Thursday, sth. j Higb Water, 8.47 a.m., 9.3 p.m. j Dalhousie Chapter. i V.M.C.A. Gymnastic Class, 8.30 p.m. JY.W.C.A. Concert, Goodwood Hall. R. Opera,150 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement212 1921-05-04 2 TO LET. T Larjre Gc.;owns facing river y also near shipping, Stores > from G,OOO to 30,000 sq. ft. i Large and mmodious offices i centrally situated also Bunga- lows. Apply to A. J. ABRAHAM. 56 Robinson-rd, Marsillin?: B!dg. VICTORIA THEATRE. THE ROYM. OPEIK4 Go*. TO-NIGHT! "BOHEMIAN GIRL" Box Plan212 words
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Advertisement571 1921-05-04 2 Yon have never seen or heard of a ferial that V ff a d his hc has the class of "The Hawk's Trail c effort to regain AT THIS TWTTATi?!! 1 f-11 it c j a K rcat fortune for Ai ims> rtt&ATKE— TcU ail your friends. two beautiful sisters.571 words
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Advertisement468 1921-05-04 2 From TUESDAY, May .°>, to SUNDAY, May B, 1921. HI A POWERFUL MELODRAMA OF STUPENDOUS MOMENTS M Presenting a Cross-Section of IIum::n Life |fl A WILLIAM FOX STANDARD PICTURE of intense emotional appeal, powerful dramatic situations realistic and true to nature. with scenes that are chapters from the book of468 words
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Advertisement264 1921-05-04 3 f it^. i d I think co good a fooc as G'cxo -j| II fir i ii i S >; (v:, be brought before the public by \he \> >\ ier profession 100 strongly.* 1 JJ I ff I Clsxi food doctors recemmeed and rear their :i* j g (hi:264 words
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Advertisement78 1921-05-04 3 FOURNIER'S^ HYGENIQUE MIXTURE. (FOR LADIES) Tested and Proved for Years. WASTE NO TIME. Immediately you notice any disorder of the system take Fournier's Hygenique Miitnre. It quickly removes all suffering. Tkexo ie Nothing to EQUAL IT, now Anyihi-« so Widely Known. It is justly described as the FINEST REMEDY IN78 words
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Advertisement946 1921-05-04 3 j UROPJE HO TEL t A FANCY DRESS BALL I J will be hpid Ijj under the distinguished Patronage r. His Excellency, the Governor, S j Sir Laurence Nunns Guillemard, K.C.B. Lady Guillemard < On Saturday, May 7/;>, ;9.yi 5 m aid of 1 1 THE EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND f946 words
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Advertisement251 1921-05-04 3 r -*^^»«»^ia^-«PWr*n,-f-.«>»*»nEHv.>;* fl ji 1 I THE MOTORCYCLE i WITH i| THE WORLD FAMOUS GRADUA GEAR I i EXTRACT FROM THE MOTOR CYCLE ZENITH MOTORS, LTD., have created a unique I position for themselves m the world of motor-cycle ;j I manufacture. "Zenith" conjures up m the mind of the251 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement254 1921-05-04 4 Kidc i~cit*tttQf t on Goody6ar Tyres m Your Small Cars /o*Q*Xii I* s tyre performance, not price, that decides what you really fefA^f'tiQ Pa^ ence do not experiment with tyres made to sell at sensationally lou prices. You can secure m Goodyear Tyres, of the 30 x 3-, 30 x254 words
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Advertisement260 1921-05-04 4 BBBBVaSBBIIBBHBBBHBSSMBBVBBHBBMBBBBBBBBBfIBBMP -'v r..^ -\s>. C?BtJCfIaBE33 IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF II Parcels of Valuable Gold Jewellery comprising: chains, bracelets, pendants, poUl coins, anklets, lockets, hair pins, brooches, etc. At Mesrs. CHEONG KOON SENG Co.'s Salerooms, No. 30 Kling Street, ON FRIDAY. 6th MAY at 10.30 a.m. To be sold m lots.260 words
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Advertisement503 1921-05-04 4 DOGS. POULTRY, CATS. George Toll, the famous CANINE EXPERT of Australia, can supply the very < best breeds of the above. Will also act as j AGENT for horses, cova. cbiff &c Will attend to shipping business m any Australian Port. Communicate with GEORGE TOLL, St Allan's Kennels. 91 Bioon;e-st.,503 words
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Advertisement1103 1921-05-04 4 AUCTION SALE OF -V Valuable I>and and Hmw l»ropertits £M and Steam Launch Kow Sent; Chow. \i our saleroom, No Klin^ Street fjfl ON WEDNESDAY, 11th MAY AT 2.30 P.M. Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4. Four lots of freehold vacant land situate at Gaylanp Road near Loronp 27. Area1,103 words
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Advertisement746 1921-05-04 5 1 WANTED, j SHORTHAND TYPIST.- A competent stenocraphrr roqu.r.,l. must be quirk and accurate ».f»P KHtior.s m wrr.ing to the Accounts Department. Asiatic lYiroleum C o (SS) ltd Incorporated m England), St. Helen's' Court! 4-5 «WIRSD.--B !r h MP a^ v B depth of 50 or 100 feet; new or746 words
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Advertisement814 1921-05-04 5 AUCTION SALES. 1* T* *?f?^^^.T? -«^*^*^^s^^«*M»^»^M^^^MWMwesm^^»«^-««e»s>mT^»» AUCTION SALE OF Va Baals T< ak and Canton Hlnckwood Household Furniture, Moutrie's Piano &c. Rt-moved frees country residence for i convenience of sale) At our saleroom, No. 30 Kling Street OM SATURDAY, 7th MAY AT 10.30 a.m. Comprising a set of beautifully carved814 words
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Advertisement640 1921-05-04 5 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF A WMItOT Chevrolet Car m good order and condition with span tyro, cußhion cwvtr, Lucas liorn and tools complete. (Owner leaving for i Europe.) At our Paloroorn, ls T o. 30 Kling Strer* ON SATURDAY, 7th MAY AT 10.30 a.m. OHTSONG KOON SENG I CO.,640 words
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Advertisement771 1921-05-04 5 NOTICES. THB SWIMMING CLUB, SINGAPORE. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Club will be held m the Club Bungalow on 11 ••> ■'•'■<' Hth May, on the arrival of the sum. launch. BUSINESS: 1. T< rec?L^p the Commlttce'i report nnd Treas Statenien of Account! fur tha Ml ended 81ct January,771 words
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Advertisement244 1921-05-04 5 I Whitsaway's Great Oddmer»t Sale. .iIMA/y PREVIOUS RECORDS NOW BROKEN. THE "SYNTAX" TABLE f Container Half Frosted Globe niE ORIGINAL (.low ROCKIH'RX RANGE. J SoluJ Aii-hoI always ready. Nl Sn:okl i( > L)a-n^ or no 0.1 Tt"" 1 (-arnot oxploilf. Odour- OJr sim I )ll Hut-able, Economi- W^ »jPv 1244 words
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655 1921-05-04 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1921. A Useful Scheme. The ladies who take charge of the management of the Young- Women's Christian Association have long re- cognised that there is great need m Singapore for a town resting-place fcr those whose business or pleasure brings them into the midst655 words
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Article246 1921-05-04 6 The Kajang District Planters' Association has boldly seized the nettle of reduction of wages for domestic servants and is holding tight to it. The sting may not be so sharp as »ome people imagine. A member of the Association had proposed a percentage reduction, and the Kuala Lumpur246 words
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Article333 1921-05-04 6 Mr. H. C. Robinson has returned from leave. Dr. Bridges, who is stationed at Ipofr, is shortly going n leave. Mr. Charles Dafrby. of Narborough Estate, Sungkai, leaves for Home this week. A Reuter telegram of the 30th ult. states that Field-Marshal Viscount French has been created an Earl. Mr.333 words
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Article262 1921-05-04 6 HOME GOVERNMENT REI-TSKS. Fiom tibt Secretariat, we have received the following copy of telegram, which speaks for itself. Telegram. From The Secretary of State for the Colonies. To The Etigh Commissioner for th. M States. Dated 20th April, 1921 Rec 2nd May, 1921 With reference to your262 words
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Article217 1921-05-04 6 The sequel to the accident which occurred near Government House pates on the evening of April 18 last took place m the Second Court yesterday, when Isnin bin Sarkawi, chauffeur employed by the Yokohama Motor Garage of Victoria Street, was convicted of rash driving and had217 words
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Article262 1921-05-04 6 The death is announced of John Cathoart Wason, M.P. for Orkney and Shetland. The F. M. S. Government Gazette states -The Chief Secretary to Government records with deep regret the death of Mr. 1. Malley, Inspector of Police, F. M. S., which occurred m Kuala Lumpur on the 16th April.262 words
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Article40 1921-05-04 6 I JAVA BUGAI MAEKST. (Aneta) WVltevreden. May 'i. The Sugar Tnisfl has reduced its limits to 17 guilders for Superior, 15*4 for i ChaniK'l and IV t for Musovados. The market continues dull, With no business passing. mm40 words
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Article447 1921-05-04 6 "A PSALM IN GASUC" To urn itwi« DtKir Sir,— Unluckily, the Rev. William Cross has not boon c. utious enough m his estimate of the population of the v.triou* races that inhabit Malaya. To say that "Then are more Chinese and more Tamils m Malaya than447 words
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Article153 1921-05-04 6 The management of the Royal Opv.ra Company chose "Falka" as the opera to be presented last evening, and a fair ■wthilin listened appreciatively to Chassaipne's interesting music. The venu of the pi,v<«, Hungary, m the 17th Century, makes for tta picturesque, and the statfinj? and appurtenances were well looked153 words
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Article49 1921-05-04 6 Tbt King has granted permission for the weann X of the Oldw of th, Kx<-H!ont Crop Third Uass), conf,rred by the Pr^ldent «f hina upon Urn Chw«t OUu, E«q Th, *m» t* the Iftflht betw,,n JM red m Turkey rabre cheaply than the F« which is made m Austria.49 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement171 1921-05-04 6 THE CHAMPAGNi OF TABLE WATERS BUPPLIED BY APPOINTMENT TO THE EOYAL PALACES Imported by us m 25 or 50 Bottles SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED PRICFS ON APPLICATION Caldbeck Sacgregip Co., Ltd, I (INCORPORATED IN SHANGHAI). I OPTICAL SERVICE. Means the accurate testiag of the eyesight by approved methods and modern applances,171 words
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Advertisement128 1921-05-04 6 Wh:U about your BA6GAGE? 1 i 1 YOU insure your valuables and I 1 effects at home: do you protect them m your baggage when travelling? 1 Property to the value of many thou- I sands of pounds is lost, damaged m various ways, or stolen every year m transit128 words
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Article700 1921-05-04 7 THE LONDON COUNCIL. [Router's Service] PBBUMINART CONVERSATIONS. London, April 30. Prior to the meeting of the Supreme toil this afternoon, there. w«-re preliminarj convei stiom between the Allied re v r In London. The chief topic was the British proposi i that the Allies send a note700 words
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Article692 1921-05-04 7 A PESSIMISTIC VIEW. [tteutw's Service] ME. BLANLTS SUGGESTION. I -K ion. May 1. Mr. -J. O. P, Wand's book "China, Japan -,and Kr.rt-a." takes a pessimistic view oi it the sitiiutivn m China, ami advocates (bringing China under international tufcc- lage, while preserving her sovereignty ami i692 words
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Article445 1921-05-04 7 PERSONS OF NOTE. [Reuter's Service] THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT. London, April 30. H. li. H. the Duke of Connaught arrived m London and was welcomed by their Majesties the King and Quetn. CROWN PRINCE AT GIB. Gibraltar, April 30. The Crown Prince of Japan arrived this morning.445 words
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Article234 1921-05-04 7 The weekly meet'ng of the Rent Assessment Board wa"s hold m the Municipal Offices yesterday afternoon, presided over by Mr. F. M. Baddeley. Others present w«re Messrs. E. A. Elias, Gaw Khek Keem, Kok San Him, and H. Beads worth. In the case of 58-1 Hill Street, Mr.234 words
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Article90 1921-05-04 7 Plans for sending to Washington a number of distinguished Japanese to take up the so-called Pacific problem, including mandates, California, China, Siberia, immigration and armaments, are understood to be m process of formulation by Japan. Secretary Hughes' note served to crystallize the conviction that the time has arrived to begin90 words
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Article365 1921-05-04 7 MEN VERY FIRM. IReuter's Ser\ice] NO DEVELOPMENTS. London, April 30. Further coal negotiations are unlikely until the results of the week-end coalfield district meetings arv known. The latest news from many of the centres shows that many coalfields desire a ballot on what at present is reffodftd365 words
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Article143 1921-05-04 7 THE MONTH'S LIST. There are thirty eight cases down for hearing m the Supreme Court this month, which affect a goodly number of Europoaii firms. Amongst the actions to be decided are William Jacks and Company versus Chop "Ghee Seng"; Wilbam Jack* and Company versus Tan Kwee Chian;143 words
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Article116 1921-05-04 7 As a result of the Entertainment so kindly organised by Lady Murison on April 9th a aura of $520 has been placed to the credit of the Girl Guides Hut Fund. The sincere thanks of the Association are due to Lady Murison and to the many116 words
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Advertisement21 1921-05-04 7 According to recent statistics, thete are 501,750 Japanese living abroad, which ia an increase of 22,000 over, the year 1919. I21 words
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Advertisement46 1921-05-04 7 The four tennis players vfhy will represent the Philippine* m the Far Eastern tennis championships, to be played at Shanghai m connection with the Far Eastern games, are laid to be "high class racket wielders capable of giving a good account ©f themselves m any company."46 words
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Advertisement117 1921-05-04 7 During the past year the sum of 19,529, 615 pesos was spent on Philippine public works, an ir.i-reas c of nearly two million pesos over 1919. The ><**■ 1920 marked the beginning of extensive port work improvements, deeper anchorages being provided for the different ports m the islands. The Manila117 words
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Advertisement275 1921-05-04 7 TRA VEI LINGJIIVNKS CASES. I IjrP-^ j^^^^^^^^b KIT BAGS of best brown lesthfr, r^WnMinhai gF 7j^'Y* Jp S extra ng fra.ne, srrvice&Mo clips I ajP^^SßHg^l^^j|ij|j^g^M^^gMft %v;tl n cl (l1 »nd bras-, mounts and 5 h^^^T -'^^"^B^^^H strong lever locks. I HBk: Sizes lGin. *18in. 20in. =fci=a=^ C 3^ s SCaii^_^275 words
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Advertisement498 1921-05-04 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated m Japan.) 'JNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. T Subject to alterations without notice EUROPEAN MAIL LINE FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE. Fc" l^ondon and Antwerp via (Malacca, Penang, Colombo, Suez, Port Said and Marseilles. IN ABA MARU May 5 KAMO MARU May 18 IYO MARU June498 words
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Advertisement642 1921-05-04 8 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (Incorporated m Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Cfc., OF BATAVIA ciej>hone 131 Pafisage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Manager Desk 1437 Marine Supt. Transhipment Dept. 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. I COEN (Wednesday, May 4) Muntok and Falembang. SINGKEP (Wednesday,642 words
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Advertisement671 1921-05-04 8 p. O. -BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present suspen, LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES LONDON DUE SINGAPORE LEAVE SINGAPORE PLASSY671 words
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Advertisement475 1921-05-04 9 w^i^w vsmm at"^m >* •msWe^mmm*^^^^^^^^fc*^^^B^^»^^fc_THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. ay, Trenj^anu, Kelantan, Bargnara, Telupin, PaUni, Singora, Labui Kohsamui, Bandon, Langsusn, Chumpon. and Bangkok. Arrival Departure YUGAIt U y 2 M g c a h l^ok S' z\l The steamers are fitted throughout475 words
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Advertisement420 1921-05-04 9 LLOYD TRIESTINO SJi. C«. (fcwo:rporatfd m Italy,) HOMEWARD SAILINGS. For Colombo, Aden, Masraua, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste, taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Piume, the Levante and Black Sea Porta. TRIESTE about May 4 PERSIA about May 26 OCTWARD SAILINGS. For Hongkong, Shanghai, Yokohama, Mitf* and420 words
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Advertisement587 1921-05-04 9 »r--i The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co Ltd AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co. Ltd (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated m England.) JOINT FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO NFW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK. Steamer Doe Spore Route p er CITY OF MADRAS May587 words
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Advertisement650 1921-05-04 9 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICES OPERATED BT PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (Incorporated m U. S. A.) FOR ACCOUNT OF THE U. S. SHIPPING BOARD SAN FRANCISCO— MANILA— EAST INDIA. SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. For CALCUTTA vi* COLOMBO GRANITE STATE Passengers and Freight May 10 CREOLE STATE Passengers and Freigbt Juno 10 WOLVERINE650 words
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Article614 1921-05-04 10 FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. TUESDAY, JfcAY 3, 1921. [Figures in brackets shows the capital anil issue value of the Share in dollers unless otherwise marked. C. Cum div. I x equals ex div.] Ayer Weng (—1) 1.00 Hitam Tin (300,000—) 1.35— 1.55 K. Kamunting 1.10.0—2.0.0614 words
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Advertisement260 1921-05-04 10 **dfifcr X HA!G Jfj HAIS,J FINE WHISKY j T^VKOPLK of good taste appreciate Haig I Jflliwj; Five Stars Scots Whisky because of i its exquisite delicacy of flavour. Hut it is a scarce commodity, -you cannot get it i everywhere. It is obtainable only m the i i very best260 words
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Advertisement95 1921-05-04 10 -BBS**** 1 I W turf— C^*C./ >4 AD^SON GILFiMJH CO., LTD. S (Incorporated m England). SOLE DISTRIBUTORS S. F. M S. -«»•«■••»•/•.»>■ t«r«fkA. i hit i«» i m iii im t Mil hi iiiwi iwmiin iimn —i—n» n v i ~^^*h i iSi* r*«t **l I id' 9 I Id95 words
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Article79 1921-05-04 11 MAY 3. Bank 4 m.s. o j S K> Bank, demand 13.1 c Private credil 3 m.s. 2!4 7-16 New York, dt- .ir.ind 45^ Credits 90 days 4^ France, demand 575 India, T. T. 174 Hongkong, demand 1* p c p r?m Yokohama, demand 93 Java, demand 135 Bangkok,79 words
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Article158 1921-05-04 11 MAY 3. Tin 7f, ton a soi(i nui Qvubuu 12.10 P^pei Bteeft 0 Ptpper (white ftfr) 2VJGO Tapioca small .*a>:«». t* fijp T*.pioo.»i, iae<Ji«na v)(*.«! i.x '0.C9 Penrl Sbjo, nnj*il j C 5o Copra Surdried noaj 13 oo Copra Mix 1 1 00 Opium, Benures traced 8,900 Ki?-» Ranjfoon158 words
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Article46 1921-05-04 11 I 12 o'clock noon 3rd May 1921 Pale Crepe. 2ibb*.d Stnoksd 3b. Cloning Priotß. Clotiny Price: Sn/CTR s«lltra. Bur#»ra Sellers. Spot 09 V£ 3© May 29 H 30 June g] 31% Juy to S«pt. u% 34 Vz Tone of Market -Weak46 words
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Article223 1921-05-04 11 KAMBING GRUN. Killed at Tanjong Itamhutan. j As is*gencrally known to sportsmen, there is m thiti Peninsula a very rare Malayan wild goat known as the "Karabing Grun." Tho difficulty of stalking, or even seeing, these rare goats is described m Mr. W. George Maxwell's fascinating book "In Malay Forests,"T.O.M. - 223 words
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Advertisement511 1921-05-04 11 WH! Assets over $4,00(5,000 B Assurances m force over $17 000 000 B I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. B I (Incorporated m Straits Settlements). if HI<:AD FFICE Wineh ester House, Singapore. LONDON OF KICK :32 Old Jewry, E.C B MnpMy has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court511 words
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Advertisement520 1921-05-04 11 Of India, Australia and China, Incorporated m England by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital m 600,000 sharea of £5 each £3,000,000 Reserve Fund 8,506,000 Kestnre Liability of Proprietors 8,000,000 HEAD OFFICE. 88 Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Penang Atnritsar Iloilo Puket Bangkok f lpoh Rangoon Batavia520 words
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Advertisement524 1921-05-04 11 HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE 94 Market Street. BRANCHES: i Penang— Bs Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar 77-79 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. AGENCIES AT: London, New York, San Frarcisco, Shang- hai, Hongkong, Amoy, Batavia. Sourabaya, Sercarang, Palembang and Trang. CAPITAL AUTHORISED $20,000,000 Issued 8,000,000524 words
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Advertisement513 1921-05-04 11 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. Established 1880. Capital Subscribed Y 100,000,000 (fully paid up) Reserve Fund Y 63,000,000 President N. Kajiwara, Esq. ice-President S. K. Suzuki, Esq. DIRECTORS. N. Soma Esq., L Mr.tsukata, Esq., Y. Yamakawa. Esq., M. Mitsui, Esq., M. Oda^iri Esq Raron K Morim Baron K. Iwasaki, R. Ichir.omiya,513 words
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Advertisement287 1921-05-04 11 OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA. SURVEY OF CARGO Consignees are hereby notified that the survey of cargo landed m damaged condition will be held as undermentioned, and no other survey thence forward. Claims, if any, must reach this office within 7 days after survey. Burma Maru Ap. 26 O.S.K. Store 2 p.m.287 words
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Miscellaneous90 1921-05-04 11 VESSELS ARRIVED. Giong Ann, Brit. 557, from Batavia 3. for Java unc. Seang Bee, Brit. 3784, from Amoy 3, for Rangoon 5. Kuala, Brit. 396. from Bangkok 3, for Bangkok 27. Zira. Brit. 1303, from Bangkok 3, unc. Kajang, Brit. 1276, from Sandakan 3 for B. L. B. unc. West90 words
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Miscellaneous369 1921-05-04 11 MAIL TAULE. I TO-DAY. Intermediate and local mails will b« found m list below: Federated Malay StaN <«. Ma!acca, Hair and Pcnar.g (hy train) 6 am. and 6 p.m daily (except Sunday). P. Sham IVniimt. Kl.'penor 9 a.m Puhiu .So. 4 Su Una 9a m Cucob Edina 9am Cucob Hong369 words
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Article1694 1921-05-04 12 INDUcTnUAL WARfaki ncomnENCßa. (From Our Own Correspondent.) lesidea, March 31. 't is very fortunate tint we have an 2^ 1 2? rill th n:^ weatker, wuh little need for ftres and with an efflorescence of eady agriculture and horticulture which could not be more encouraging, Ion;- as1,694 words
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Article41 1921-05-04 12 Daring the voyage of tho Scan*? Bee from Swatow to Singapore a coal trimmeT fell o vet bOJtd on the Ist inst. The vessel was stopped and a boat was lowered, but no could be found of the man.41 words
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Article41 1921-05-04 12 Secretaries: 1 s. Rubber Plants (Medan). Holland American. 851,366; Si Pare Pare, 27,203; Netherlands Langkat 21,852. .Secretaries: Guthrie Co., (Kuala Lumpur). Ampnt 19.883; Sungei Buaya 60,414; Kwaloe 29,871; Sumatra Caoutchouc Mij. 38,247 Kilos; Soengei Radja (coconuts) 50,000.41 words
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Article114 1921-05-04 12 Fraser's Report. Singapore, May ft, Rubbers.— Nothing doing. Mining. Firm. Taipings $1.10 to $1.15, North Taiptaga $1.30 to $1.35, South Taipingl 72 Vi cents, 77^ cents, Linguis $1.25 to $4.75, Rawing! 57 cents 62^£ cents, Hitams $1.30 to $1.50, Collieries $17.50 to $18.50, Murais $4.50 to $5,114 words
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Article47 1921-05-04 12 TO-DAYS TIES. Mixed Handicap. E. E. da Souza vs. G. Gray vs. W. A. Aeria and F. Ephraums. Mixed Doubles. E. G. Whcatley and O. Ahin vs. E. Ryan and T. Carruthers. B Single Handicap. Semi Final. F. Albuequerque vs. C. A. Bateman.47 words
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Article55 1921-05-04 12 Results rj Monday's Ties. Billiards A Class* Tan Ah Hunyj beat Lee Sing Hock. BJlHards B Class. Cheong Chee Lim beat Lim Ki'an KiVig, w.o. Ping Pong A Class. Chua Choon Leong heat H. Quahe, w.<>. Ping Pong R Class. Tan Soo Bit beat Wee Toow55 words
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Article44 1921-05-04 12 Billiards A Class. Cheong Chee Hai vs. Wee Song Kay. Billiards B Class. Tan Kok Sin vs. Kwik Tiang Boon. Ping Pong A Class.— Tan Toon Hor vs. Lee Chim Quan. Ping Pong B Class.— Lim Yew Chye vs. Soli Yew Guan.44 words
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Article52 1921-05-04 12 The Ladies Spoon Competition fcr Mh«f resulted m a tie between Mrs. Graham Brown and Mrs. G. C. Clarke. Nine cards were taken cut and the following were returned Mrs. Gnhun Brown 47 5 42 Mrs. 6. C. Clarke 50 8 42 Mrs. W. B. Wflaon 5152 words
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Article548 1921-05-04 12 STRAITS PLAYERS' VISIT. Hoagfcaog Win* Singles. The S. C. IL P. of 2:»th alt says: Misfortune seemi to have attended the visit of the Straits Chinese tennis players to Hongkong. Originally it was expected > x might come, and then owing to illness and other einun? stances,548 words
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Article40 1921-05-04 12 (Maflfy Mail Telegram.) A London cabie of April 26th to the Civil and Military Gazette gives the following results of League Football Division 1 Woolwich AnflMl 2, Preston North End 1. Huddersfieid Town 2, Tottenham Hotspur 2.40 words
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Article157 1921-05-04 12 Th* King Presents Cup. April 23. In the final of't'he English Cup Tottenham Hotspur beat Wolverhampton Wanderers by one goal to nil. Although a rainstorm just then broke over the field, bis Majesty insisted on thaking hands with all the players. Sunshine then reappeared and prevailed for157 words
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Article96 1921-05-04 12 Surrey hard Courts Championships. April 20. In the Surrey hard courts lawn tennis championships Gordon Lowe beat A. H. Fyzee m the fourth round 6-1, 6-1. Mrs. Peacock reached the fourth round of ladies' singles and showed excellent from to-day when she beat Miss Bransfield, who is an96 words
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Article479 1921-05-04 12 Considerable interest is being taken m the golfing experiment at Sunningdale pro- j moted by The Field to test the merits of the floating ball. Unfortunately the con- ditions wer t too favourable, there being little or no wind and Mr. R. H. de Mont- niorency put up479 words
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