The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 June 1921

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    18 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921. No. 10 t :UI.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    234 1 Trotsky is -erirMsly ill with caacet —Page 7. I Interestiag Pmj.ljj; news is contained in Local Wires o/ Pane <>. The report in San('> croft Knhher shows a lo s s f or Ihe past year Pagt 12 At the rubbtY auctions, demand was poor and privm.
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    WHITE-HEADED BOYS.
    1361 1 A white-headed boy. one gathers from Mr* Lennox Robinson's play, is a youth who ia treated by his parents an<l other relative* with a degree of favour which he has ilan* little or nothing to Jeserve. Who are thd I outstanding white-headed boys in fiction. and how do
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      255 1 Malthoid R/l FFLJES HOTEL. MONDAY* Tea Danaant, 6 to 7 p.m. (Admission free). WEDNESDAY. Special Musicai Programme after Dinner. THURSDAY. Guest Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential for Dancing). I RIDAY. Special Lunch Orchestra. SATI RDAY.— Curst Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential for Dancing). 4 SUNDAY.— Cinema after Dinner.
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      163 1 BBi?;i?iiBiisiiS!!ii i j»siii;js;sij;;:i jish: .^|§f To grg>;^<:j dztcy i: :-ntur decay I <^"\ I Cl; .vc todsy wh.tihic you wi'J McK R Cj ioa and prewnt v Bf.«i4»u») :.-•<\ i) .^(ncyou: health, or v.httbr-r I<m ;r- Uinc chances. Twzcc i year to GOODALL CO. RT HELEN'S COURT i£ !J }3!flB
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      113 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Pinkettes dispel constipation —Page 8. Bolter's «ale will be <?ontinue<l throughout Juiy Page 1. His Master's Voice granrtphones, Robinson and Co. Page 7. Forhan's the efficient tooth paste Medical Hall— Page 2. Advantages <>f the Citroen car, International Motors, ltd. Page 12. Auction sales by Estate and Trust
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      109 1 WEEK Friday. 24th. High Water, 0.1 a.m.. 1.17 p.m. Midsummer Pay. M. M. Outward Mail duo. Jeram Knaatan, Barker's, noon. League Football S.C.F A. v. B.C.C. Municipal Cotnmis-ion, J.I") pja. Filllt'f Circu?, B«'acli-rd., H.15 p.m. Midnight, Frolics, Theatre, 930 p m. <nti(rdaij, nth. Cricket League: S. C. I eyloa XI.
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    ANCIENT MARINER'S DREAM.
    237 2 Thought hf wns in Hurricane when Constable Roused Him. An ancient mariner appeared in the dock :it Hamps-Uad Police Court recently. He was Charles Smith, aged tight?, an American sailor, of no fixed abode, and the charge against him was that he had been found wandering abroad
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    119 2 The visit to Japan of the Duke of York, second ion I (it'or^*' and Queen Mary, next spnV ta return the visit cf the Crown Prince of Japan to England, is reported in the M ::tclio, a Tokio newspaper, which says that ai. *u;rc to thi? effect has been received
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      180 2 TO LET. i Large Cudowns facing river -> also near shipping, Stores I'om 6,000 to 30,000 sq. ft. i Aprge and Commodious offices ,> j cfctraliy situated also Bunga- i i lows. > mpply to A. J. ABRAHAM. 56 Y'»bi'n*on-rd, Marsilling Bldg. VpfflfflT THEATRE. llst two nights. TO-NiVhT TO-NIGHT UntilNfcaturday,
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      655 2 MACISTE THE STRONGEST ATTRACTION IN TOWN i i Nothing in the whole world like it. Don't fail to a?o this week's instalment Ist SHOW AT 7.30. 2nd snow AT 9 30 MAURICE COSTELLO THE GREAT .MACI9TE AND <., ALICE JOYCE Hi episodes 3 a IN THE BIG VITAGRAPH f\ OP
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      543 2 From MONDAY, Juno 20, to SATURDAY, June 25, 1921. LAVISH SUPER SPECIAL PRODUCTION OF SENSATIONAL ROMAN i WITH POWER, PEP AND REAL VIGOROUS ACTION I Featuring the King of Serial Thrills in a Feature Sensation 1 GEORGE B. SEITZ d Together with 1 JUNE CAPRICE, MARGUERITE COURTOT AND HARRY SKMELfi
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    JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE'S GOOD TIME.
    426 3 I (From Our Owii Correspondent.) London, May 19. j If the Crown Prince of Japan, who has ■ado en excellent beginning in his visit, Hshea to become really popular, all he has odo is to "melt" a little more. You can- i lot expect a
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    PRAYERS FOR THE DEAD.
    261 3 A Father's Trotf^t. Pitxis, May 2. A curious case of liberty of conscience has just been decided. The Abbe Bourdin, Cure of Maraeille-les- I Aubipr.y (Cher), put up in his church a' commemorative plaque with the nr.mes of the young men of the Commune who fell
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    MAJOR CROMPTON-SMITH'S MURDBR.
    112 3 J me 2. A dramatic scene took place in tin [louse ot Commons, when Sir Hamar nwood read a touching letter of fareto h wife, from Major CromptOß* Snvth, which was written v.ithin an hour of his murder by Sinn Feiners, a-> a repriaal for the execution
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    56 3 The "inhalatorium" of the French Ministry cf war is a hospital equipi>e<l with a plant of large retorts for Kenerating healing gas, a system of 'Jistributinjf pipes, and special booths where patients may inhale the erases for prescribed periods. Dosi^ned ior gnifOtj soldiers, the institution, offers advantage* in treating tuberculosis.
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      236 3 J r i Good-fitting Braces Produce a Comfortable Feeling The comfort of the body is in direct relation to comfort of the mind. A binding, ill-fnting pair of braces is discomfort to both the body and mind. SHIRLEY PRESIDENT BRACES are fashioned for the extreme soothing comfort that comes from
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      141 3 firflalßAßuaL ■EUB Ms r^^"-^^K^m In Fountain Pens, at in oycrythinf f) «f a century gained mot users every Sf I \Y M I vJ JBLA excellence in workmanship, perfection |L'l ffl of detail, and that absolute reliability k« UA which has been the consistent keynote 5«/i ky Stmtivurt mnd Impctitn
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    HIGHLANDS AND LOWLANDS.
    1463 4 j I The fifteenth annual general meeting of the Highlands and Lowlands Para Rubber Company, Ltd., was held on May 12 in London, Sir Frank A. Swettenham, G.CfU. G., C.H. (the Chairman), presiding. The Chairman said There is nothing in tho accounts to which I need call
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      199 4 We recommend striped glass which is beautiful and economical both for decoration and health. Following New Consignment in Stlfck. RIBBED WIRE GLASS RIBBED GLASS SYENITE GLASS ARCTIC GLASS ROUGH GLASS GRACILIS GLASS PACTROLITE GLASS PENTECAR GLASS SOLE AGENTS JSHIHAR A Co. 16 Collyer Quay, Singapore. h, T^"^T^-^Bst^MßMuß^^ftu!fca^Sj^^p?3^B^^^P^K^>>^K^^a^^a^^B^^sPtß!^^»^B^LS^jr H I JEp
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      351 4 FOR SALE. j ENGINES FoiTsALE".^ The new 90 B. H. p7"*Briti»h Kromhout Marine 1 engines two cy.indera complete with shaft-' o"^ *Jl d P r °P eller al»o oil tanks in sections.' Suitable for fitting in lighter or towing launch. Also one small motor driven electric lighting plant with batteries
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      1122 4 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furniture, Cottage Piano, Plant* etc. At No. 99 ORCHARD ROAD opposite the Police Station ON SATURDAY, 25th JUNE at 2.30 p.m. Comprising an excellent toned tropical model Cottage Piano ifl mahogany I by W. J. Garcia in firdt class condition; \ery handsomely caned walnut-stainod
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      743 5 JiV ANTED. Mposrrok KANTBD I Accustomed to advertisement and -tone u ik. Apply Mar>Rprr, Mvp-itpore Frro !'re^. RfeQUUtfcQ IROITHANtKTTFIST, with a*. pTinc* of office routine, by n firm of Kubber Merchants. Apply Box No 308 cart- of Krcf Proas, 24-C CLKRKS, DOMESTIC SERVANTS. AMAHS CHAUFFEURS, TAMBIES, etc. Emptojtn having Vncanci-
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      819 5 AUCTION SALES. DAMAGED CAftCO Kx sh. INDO MARU AUCTION SALE OF A 1.-iriv quantity of Box Wo. (Shook*) and DunniijT' 1 Wood, S'j^ar Bags, H&O Cqpos Pre- -< rv«-d Pim-rippl* I*.1 Pr«'«served Ginger. White Shirting etc. To be hed at Kinn'* Dock, Kepp«l Harbour ON TUESDAY, 28th JUNK, AT 9.30
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      686 5 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF Univdivmi"! PMfM* th« proporty of Twe v«- Pawnshops. ON FRIDAY. Ist JULY, AT 10 A.M. Se ON .MONDAY. 4th JULY, AT 10 A.M. ON WEDNESDAY, 6th JULY, AT 10 A.M. He ON FRIDAY, Bth JULY, AT 10 A.M. The Pledges consisting of watches, chains, gold.
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      926 5 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICAI lON. Tender- -.ill be reived at tht- Colonial cretary's OtTke, up to noon of the 4th July, 21, for the Erection of two Medical Officers* him s c.i Sepoy Linci. >V t on applying for a form of Tender ;U bw- i\ -iuirfcd to deposit the sum
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      418 5 i 4 Wfli Mil i mw in i H^ssrrr^x^x aw t ii" 'I u i jp»*a w.*.*pii i hl« ii *mm f "Hdlol Hello! la that Kxchanpre? SV i "Hello who is that speaking v "Yes oh 1 have some m*ws for you dear. .Just received Whiteaway'i 7 new bitf
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      MARRIAGE.
      33 6 HOGG— JONES.— On the 22nd June. 1921 at St. Andrew's Cathedral by the Rev. J. Butterworth George James, to Grace Annie, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 11. Jones of North London.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1920. Is Technical Education Possible ?
    762 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1920. Is Technical Education Possible A new Director of Education has betn appointed, Mr. B. C. H. Wolff, and though he does not receive the BUbstantive appointment till the retirement of Mr. Firmstone, the asj sumption is that he will have the direction of
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    F. M. S. Film Censorship.
    504 6 The Chief Secretary to Government has had under consideration the character of the cinema films now exhibited in the F. M. S. Grave objection to certain of them is raised from time to time by responsible persons and the attention of the Censor in Singapore
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    599 6 The Rent Assessment Board will sit in the Municipal Board Room o^ Tuesday the 28th instant at 2.15 p.m. On and after July Ist., the Singapore Municipal Commissioner! Tanglin Omnibus Service will be withdrawn. Prom the Malay Mail: Mr?. J. H. M. Robson left for Homo on the Plassv. Mr.
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    122 6 PENANG NEWS. (From Our Own Correspondent Penang. June 23. A Coo. noon iteward was taken off the P. and O. s.s. Syria, suffering frt>m virilont nnall-pox. H*' l> ta tongorous rondit:cn. The Municipal authorities haw efttV ourod to locate the aaaMßgon irbo ram. ashore from the Syria without
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    SUPREME COURT.
    119 6 STEAMSHIP SINKS rONGV ING it: the Soprani Court .ay morning before Mr. Justice BarhrettrLennard, th<ease of Tan Koli Chan, tongkang owner, versus the steamship "Martinique" wn« mentioned by Mr. A. J. Btfetley-Thompeon He said thai the pmrtiei had settled the Defendants having agreed t<> pay t«> the Plaintiff
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    JOHORE AND BIRTHDAY PARADE.
    103 6 Thv following l«tter from His Excellency the Governor of the Strait SetUemeni I His Highneu the Sultan of Johor. published in the -I r. Go\t. Ga» Government House, Singapore, 3rd Ivne. My Dear Sultan. It gave me rare te the iplendid muster of the Johore Military
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    Y.W.C.A. LITERARY SOCIETY.
    351 6 An interesting lecture wud deliver.. a meeting of the above Society on W. day night by Mr. W. Makepeace M Tour in Canada." Mr. Alfred Lea preal In opening, the lecturer emphasised the enormous extent of Canada :<nd showed h >\k the whole of France and Germany
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    78 6 One of the oldest and most populai skippers on the China coast, Captain Pennefathcr of the China Navigation Com pany's Mnrfet fur the last thirty y. ll about to retire on a well-earned pension He has latterly been on the Hongkong Bangkok run, but was for many years or the
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      234 6 GREEN LEES I tP a k\ y Vv HT S p \X T 1 Caldbeck Macgregor\& Co., LIMITED. 87, Cecil Street. A MIMWIIHW— I II 111 II ll— 111 Ml ir»T»T CONVENIENCE I 1 is the word whk'h best describes j I THERMOS FLASK. I m Liquids may be kept
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      334 6 *i» \A»/- A.AXV.AA A.'vjkA/vAA/vA« ELECTRICITY IHTikHOi^. AUSTIN From RuHhlight T to Autoplant 7. I All IJritifh T> ft < 1 etroleum has been Autoplant 5 se<l .in China f rom l I s time immemorial in the 4 Furnishes electric localities "round the oil I < t ct\ oa 5
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    IMPERIAL CABINET OPENS.
    1091 7 tVPAN AND AMERICA. LLOYD <;eorc;e's speech. Khutor's Service] I<nndon, June 20. n Bet opened at 10 £j Street, wbieh was practically *P* I t small party of <»H«U and phot graphe** Mr Uoyd Health has greatly improved, m the Chequer, this morning <" welcoming the representatives. I««»ndon,
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    NORTH IRISH PARLIAMENT.
    79 7 EXTRAORDINARY PRECAUTIONS. London June 20. Extraordinary precautions are being taken on the occasion of Their Majesties visit to Belfast on 22nd June to open the North Iri.-h Parliament. Nobody will be illowed on the roofs on the route of the Soya] Procession. Public houses will be closed.
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    QUESTIONS IN PARLIAMENT.
    272 7 London, June 20. In the House of Commons, Commander Bellairs urged that in pursuance of our h'storic mission of encouragement to China," the Government raise the status of the British diplomatic representative in China to Ambassador and to negotiate with the five other powers who have post
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    92 7 Tho Acting Senior Warden of Mines in his report for 1920 says:— Whrn the slump came at the end of the year the difficulties before the miner who had not the advantages of cheap food-stuffs and who had not built up reserve funds were great. The action of the Government
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    THE COAL WAR.
    105 7 MIDLAND MINERS RETURNING. I KADERS URGE CONTINUANCE OF STOPPAGE. IReuter's Service] London. June 20. The miners are returning in considerable numbers in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire, but reports from other areas d«) not indicate that the men are resuming. The leaders are urging the men not to break-away
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    MILITARY OFFICERS MURDERED.
    353 7 London, June 20. The bodies of three military officers recently kidnapped while walking at Pethard, were found near Clonmel to-day. They had beta srnt. R OON RICE PANIC Rangoon, Jane 20. As result of efforts co r the rice market, the lowest quality rice reached the record
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    N. SEMBILAN ANNUAL REPORT.
    213 7 we acknowledge receipt of the Negri Sembilan annual report, signed by the hon-ble Mr. A. B. Voules, acting Britiin Resident. It is full of facts and figures relative to the state. The following paragraphs ought to be kept somewhere on record for the next time of
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    64 7 A farmer living in Tokyo fuka unearthed two sake bottles filled with ancient gold and silver coins while working in his field last month. The police allowed him to keep the treasure because of his claim that it was buried by his great grandfather. His ancestor's house stood on the
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    MYSTERIOUS MURDER.
    732 7 THE CHANGI ROAD AFFAIR. Who killed Sundram, a Tamil coolie, and buried him in a jungle at the 9th mile Chansi Road? Whether Kambasivan, hi* employer, or Sajada Singh, a Sikh wat.-v.. man, hving in the vicinity, or whether it was done by collusion between the two are
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    HRITISH INCOME TAX.
    192 7 I Mr. Wilfred T. Fry of 421 Strand, London Vv.C writes: As a result of prolonged negotiations with the Inland Revenue, all persona receiving income through a British Trust are entitled tj recovery of tax in exactly the same way as if no trust existed. The position
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      193 7 X^S^v "It's a real ffeSW Gram °p h ne i \™™Sr k ut portable" JnW.«S?^4SwflrVll l I tflC^r H* P y^P^ '^^^^^^55 sWBBB fir Alth(/i K h portable, it in a real "Hin Master's Voice 1 Gr«mophon«, emb|dyin« all the special features that kerp His Master's Voice* Inst/umcnt supreme 4
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      351 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated in Japan.) tT NPER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. Object to alterations without nolhe NDON LINE FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE 1 and Antwerp via (Malacca, Penang, Colombo, Suez, Port Said For Marseilles and Liverpool via Suez, cr South American Ports (via Cape of Good Hope) Two-Monthly
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      591 8 VL. P. M. KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPTT (Incorporated in H«llaad). rw ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co., OF BATAVIA TVrpfaon* 181 Passage Dcpt 1202 Freight Dept 1002 Manager D^k UTJ Marin, Supt.* Transhipment Dept 3 COLLYER QUAY. pt# UNDSR CONTRACT WITH THE N&THEKIANTS_qrr 3 j At QOVERNMENT. "kochuFseN "(Friday, June 24) T Penang
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      667 8 P. &O. -BRITISH INDIA i APCArT LINE. j fe (incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). The Company's MATL SERVICES EAST OF P.OMBAY are at present suspended. r LONDON FAR-KASTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES LONDON DUE SINGAPORE
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      433 9 [inn MAffl STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). SINGAPORE BANGKOK Pnr v COASTING SERVICE. YUGAIJV ArriT^l Departur* PRACHATIPOK T Jun<> 22 VALAYA June27 June29 July 4 July 6 I l«-tS t s^n? a Si k Sieamcr launch will meet steamers upon arrival and leave J\>hnßton'g Pu*r bali nour before
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      355 9 O. K. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha Ltd. (Incorporated in Japan). No. 2, D* Souxa Street. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (Subject to change without notice) EUROPEAN"" LINE. Foj Port Said, Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hamburg. DUE "SINGAPORE. b.s. Siara Maru July 1 July 2 Argun Maru July 21 July 22
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      514 9 The Oczzn Steam Ship Company, limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co Ltd AND Eilerman Kucknall Steam Ship Co Ltd (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in England.) JOINT FORTNIGHTLY SERVICH TO NFW YORK vJa SUEZ OR PANAMA, FROM NEW YORK. Steamer I>u« S'pore Route p er KASAM A June 26 Sue?.
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      564 9 PASSENGER AJ-D FREIGHT SERVICES OPBRATBD BT PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. I (Incorporated in U. S. A.) FOR ACCOI/NT OF THE U. S SHIPPING BOARD SAN FRANCISCO— MANILA— EAST INDIA. FAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. For CALCUTTA via COLOMBO CREOLE STATE Pasaengers and Freight July 2 WOLVERINE STATE Passenger* and Freight Ju)y IS
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    691 10 PRASKB CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE UROKERS. Till USD AY. JUNE 23rd, 1921. MIXING. LFijtures in brackets shows the capital auJ issue raluo of the Share in dollars ur<!esF otherwise marked. C. Cum div. x touals ex div.] Aye* Wens (—1) 1 Hitam Tin (300,000—) 1.50—1.70 I K
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      273 10 (0 K% H ar t# NOTHING RNER- BOTTLED or CA.KML-'O 4 i iSi ty* fwst peyuisittt With, CROSSE it HLMXWELL ggj! ig^^ fe Delicacies Quality. Purity ond m 3O Varietiee o' SOUPS. 15 Variety© of POTTED MEATS. OXFORD SAUSAGES. QATMEAL. OtL3. VINEG.^J^ TINN£O FISK ■■P^anßks. CRDSSE fi? BLACK\VELL <J tr
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      320 10 J H. C. HUDSON mmmlmi hotel Butumtca. j h 100 Norih Bridge Road. h 2 j J Has just received the lateat refection of Bonn Vabes, and Tex Trot, also Bagpipe reeds, I k art! Chanter reeJs, etc. To b,> had at ihe House of the I I Tidchy Music.
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      36 10 I I H i k v fi> i. aM t VM|^ (W;O3PCMTCO IN CHCLAX5 1 S W A N O jtdf'i a 1 I J PURITY A v n POWER (Incorporated in En^lasd). SiMGAP:IR£., iPOi Pe/V/|\G.
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    EXCHANGE.
    86 11 JUNE 28. Bank 4 m.». 2 |4 3-32 Bank, dimanri 2(3 28-32 Private Crsdits ma. 2J4 5-16 Ne'v York, demand -12^ Credits 00 days 47^ France, domr.nd 500 India, T. T. 177 Ilonpkon^', demand 18 p.c. I'rom. Yokohama, demand 89% Java, dfn.ind 134% 1 Bangkok, demand 91 I Sovereign.
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    PRODUCE.
    167 11 9 JUNE 2:<. Tin 110 Tuns 133.1! Gambier Cube No. 1 l&.bO Gambier 7 >5 l Popper Black 14 qq j Peper (whito fair) 3100 Tapiocn, -mall ilako, f.g. 5.75 Tapioca, medivm pearl f.£ g.&o Pearl Sngro. mall now. s!5O CoprH Sund'vd ff j Copra Mix v 10 .50
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    49 11 12 o'clock noon 23rd June 1921. I 1 Pal« Crep«. Bibbed Smoked Sh. Closing Price: Cloving Pricx*. Buyers Seller*. Buyers Sellera. Spot 20S 21 M, 1 ,Taly to Sept. 22 J2 1 4 Oct. to Dec. 24 24 H Tone of Market: -Dnll. N
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    41 11 I Marshal JofTrp may be virfitintf Sincapom in a few months, for, ac ordin^ to u Shanghai wire of June Oth. h* is Komj» to vlait Japan in th»« uutumn to return tho courtesy of tho rro\\Ti Prince*! Visit to France.
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      441 11 Ar,sct3 over $4,000,000 rritn nnn Asaor«nc€« in force over $17,000,000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32 Old Jewry EC P any has £20,000 depoait*! with the Supreme Court of England, »nd complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act ATTRACTIVE PLANS OF ASSURAN'CK
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      572 11 I CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Incorporated la England by Royal Charter. I Paid up Capital ia 800,000 share* of £o each £7> CX O,OOO Rea«rr« Fond S.MO.OM Reserve Liability of Proprietors i,000,000 HEAD OFFICE. 88 Bi*hop*c&U), London, E.C. Agoncies and Branches. Aior Star Hongkong Pecn&g Amritaar Iloilo
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      535 11 HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE »4 Market Street. BRANCHES: Penang— «6 Bencb Street. Ma4acc«— lBl Jouker Street. Muar 77-70 Jalan Suleiman. Batu Pahat 109 Jalan Rahamat. AGENCIES AT: i^ondon, New York, San Francisco, Shangaai, Honckong, Axnoy, Batavia. Soarabaya, I Sesrarung, Palorr.bang and Tranir. CAPITAL. AUTHORISED $20,000,000 l4i «oe<i 8,000,000
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      532 11 I YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK f TTI Establiabed 1H36. Capital SubßcriW Y. 100,800,60t (fully paid up) lUs*rr 8 Fund Y 83,006,000 President N. Kajiwara, Eaq. Vice-President S. K. Suzuki, Esq. DIRECTOP.S. N. Horn,, E sq f j MfttBukat!lf Esq Y. Yaraakaw*, £«q., M MitBui, Esq., M Odatfiri, E*^, R aron K
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      250 11 THE LONDON LANCASffIRE INSURANCE CO. LTD., (Incorporatod in Great Britain) TOTAL ASSETS exceed 128,000,000. I m FIRE In»nrances effected, for long or Bhort periods, on the BUILDINGS, CONTENTS and RENT of PRIVATE DWELLING HOUSES, GODOWKS asd BUSINESS Premise* MOTOR CAR— Policies issued covering PRIVATE CAKS, MOTOR OTCLM aad COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
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      128 11 CI.EARANXES. June 23— E*meralda. (Jap.); Syria, (Bril); Kinh^ Maru, Canada Maru, (Jap.); Kuchlng, I (Sar.>: Khoen Foeng, fDut.) I j VESSELS ARRIVED. ■j f Kochusßen. Dut. 1604, from Batavia 23, for Ponang 24. 1 Ban Hong L*ong, 1710, from BatHVin 22, for unc. t Kaian Maru, Jap. 5582, from Hongkong
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      436 11 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Intermediate aad Uxml mm£a will ba Uom§ in list below: Federated Malay S MaU na, lfaar aa4 Ponang (by train) ma. ani 6 p.m. 4a 'r (except Sunday). Pu!hu 80«Ki B^nu:t 9 m Jt«*ta»©n Soon 1^ I S~* HomrAJk 9 am. C M ucob r Mag.im^ 0
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    932 12 MR. Jl STICK VHOTLBY INDISPOSED. Penaag Murder Case. The Court of Appeal had only beea sitting iboot half an hour yesterday morning when M.\ Justice Whit y was taken ill, and the Court had to adjourn. The appeal being heard was by Leong Chek Yeng Fong i
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  • THE PRODUCE MARKET.
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      OFFICIAL REPORT.
      104 12 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association's usual weekly auction was held on 22nd June, 1921 when there was Catalogued 1,854,440 lbs. Tons K27.88; Oft« red 1.4G3.949 lbs. Tons 653.55 Sold 7PM> r >o lbs. Tons 313.37. I'KICES REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cent* per Ib. B*pOTS Standard Quality
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      BARLOWS REPORT.
      142 12 Rubber* Sin* > pore, June 23. Tl «»ual weekly auuijo on Wednesday again opened with a poY demand and fun her declines. Standard Sheet dropped t\ vents to 21. Off Quality was raster of sale up to 20 1 2 cents. Standard Crepe at -••.cents was one cent
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      GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT.
      90 12 Singapore. June 2.J. A- the weekly rubbei auctions held yesterdaj the tone was dull and listless, and lag] ed still further. Standard Crept iold si 25 cents Standard Sheet at 21 cents, a decline of m cents m both grades. Off Latex Crepe and Good r.A.Q. sheet
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    SANDYCROFT RUBBER.
    257 12 report for the year ended January Ist (to bo pr«Mi»t«d at the annual genera! rig at the Chartered Bark Chambers, apore on Juno :>Oth at noon) is as follows: The net loss for the period after making fje provision for depreciation amounted to $22,407.74. LV'.uc-tir.g this amount from
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    73 12 m> Works for oil fuel storage at home and abroad avo being steadily advanced. The I N»vy Estimates for th'.s y«*t include new i items for ■terttaft -work at lite Tar' 4 of I Good Hope, Falkland Islands, Rangoon, Granpemouth, Sierra Leone, Singapore and —curiously enough Pembroke. Work is continuing
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      AUSTRALIANS' POOR SCORE.
      184 12 SURREY'S GREAT CHANCE. A Renter telegram of the 20th inst. Rtstea that the weather wii cool and y r or the resumption of the match between the Australians and s-.irrcy. There was :i:i attendance of [4,000. The wicket was. f:<st. Surrey were all out for 175. Ducat
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      SINCAPOKE YACHT CLUB.
      367 12 Eleven yacht, slipped their moorings <n Sunday last to .'ompete in a Sweepstake Race which was on a double triangular course similar to hat of the previous Sunday. The wind was light and blowing from the S. S. K. r^cst of the skippera **t the start shaped
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    S. C. RECREATION CLUB.
    109 12 RESULT OF WEDNESDAYS PLAY. Tennhs. A. Kiony Chin Eng and Thonj Poong R m beat Tan ('hong Gark and C'hoa Eng Wan, 2—6, 6—4, 6 4. A Singles. Tan Toon Hor beat Cheon^ Chee Hai. o—2, C— 3. B Doubles. I)r Hcahing and H. Quahe b»at
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    TO-DAY'S TIES.
    73 12 Tennis. A. Tan Chong Xhee and Tan Wi Yan v6. Seah Kiang and Seah Eng Chiang. B. Tan Chong Kew and John Llm V6. Che 0 Seng Joo and Wee Hnck Su. Lauw Hong Keng and Koh Nan Khye vs. Wee Teow Siong and Quek Cheng ToUf T
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    LADIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
    138 12 T-o -rounds are cloteti for p!av until Monday the 27th June. MONDAYS TIES. Mixed Doubles A Class. Mr. and Mrs. Leggatt owe 15 va Mr and Mrs. Franklin owe 15. Miss Law and Mr. Hcpkins plus 2 vs Mr. and Mrs. Graham plus 3. Mrs. Simmons
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    TUESDAY'S TIKS.
    125 12 Mixed Doubles A Class. Mis? Lamb an I Mr. Bateman owe 15.2 vs. Mrs. Swindell and Revd. Griffin owe 15. Mr?. Hacker and Lt.-Col. Cotgrave ow? 15.1 vs. Lady Murison and Mr. Green owe ir>.3. Mr. and Mrs. Pash plus 3 vs. Miss Campbell and Mr. Cunradi scr.
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    MALAYA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    185 12 At the general meeting of the Malaya 1 Football Association held on the 18th inst. i presided over by Mr. H. M. Mohamed j Ghouse, President, it was decided to play i the Colman Shield Final on Saturday the; 2nd July mad the H. M. Mohamed Ghousej
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    SINGAPORE SHARK MARKET.
    136 12 J Eraser's Report. Singapore, June 23. Kuhber>. Still very quiet. Mining. Steady. Taipingl Sl.lo to $1.15, North Tniping* $127tt to $1.32*2, South raipißffi 75 cents to 80 cents, Collieries £15.25 to $15.75, Tine: Kilt $8.25 to $8.75. Kalumpanga 10s. 6d. to Us. 6d., Sungci Caus $6 to
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    164 12 fa I Three Black Eye 5 a romance of shy Pilot -with Taylor Holmes in five reels of health-promoting joy-generating laughs, will be screened at the Liberty Hail in the early show along with two reels Bison western drama, The Jack of Hearts. In the second show, Episodes
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      164 12 10 HP. j^Mflpps^xav "'.v' a^W *V >* tf9 t^i fin PETROL CONSUMPTION EXTRAORDINARY. On May 2:. mil at Le Mans Petrol Consumption Trials, the 10 H. V. <nroen I carrying four persons won the first place ftgainut t titora and eomplptod M This test proves the mechanical efficiency- the power
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