The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 September 1921
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Title Section16 1921-09-03 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEX CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921. NO. 116 words
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Article219 1921-09-03 1 Yesterday's wires did not come in till late in the afternoon. The Irish reply has been conveyed ta Lloyd George at Gairlocch Page 7. Severe rioting has taken place at llelfast, the origin being obscure. Some attribute it to a deliberate attempt to break th. truce. Action219 words
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Article1342 1921-09-03 1 Qnicquid agunt homines nostri est farra.s libclli JUYENAL. The lesson of all revolts is that the suecestui party must keep a ■harp look-out for ;he counter-offensive, which is always dubbed reactionary, and in British politic, the old fang." Tho Committee of the Cricket (iub which has1,342 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement260 1921-09-03 1 K RAFFLES HOTEL. ll i HON DAY.- -Tea Dansant, sto 7 p.m. (Admission free)/ ill Wii SDAY.— Special Musical Programme after Dinner. fHURSDAY.-7-Gu^st Night and Dancing. fj (Evening Dress essential for Dancing). FRIDAY. -Special Lunch— Orchestra. 'gATURDAY.-r-Guest Night and Dancing. i Evening Dress essential for Dancing). SUNDAY.— Cinema after Dinner.260 words
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Advertisement472 1921-09-03 1 I There are thousands 1 of ways of altering a 1 rc !S I i_! m Hi yes, your cheque, and thousands of cheques are fraudulently altered every year. r; ru c_-___________ ZU zu rc to make your cheque absolutely secure ill against alteration. Use j-jj 1 THE PROTECTOGRAPH I472 words
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Advertisement113 1921-09-03 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Motor car for sale Page .*>. Furniture auctions Page 5. Xew books at Kelly and Walsh's— Page 1. Empire Cinema new programme— Page 2 Pictures at Raffles Hotel on Sunday— Page 1. Property and wine and spirit auctionsPage 4. Trade Mark notice and bankruptcy notice Page 5. Oleo113 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous142 1921-09-03 1 THE WEEK High Water, 11.21 a.m., 11.19 p.m. Polo: Balestier Anl. Mtg. 6 p.m. Cricket League: P. Services and Law vs. S.R.C. Cricket League: Ceylon XI vs. S.C.C. S.CR.C. "At Home" 4.30 p.m. Chefalo and Palermo, Star Opera, 9 p.m. SiDidaij, 4th. High Water. 11.51 a.m. Sw. Club 150 yds.142 words
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Article185 1921-09-03 2 ln an interview in Ranjroorj Mr Lowell ThonMS said that in the Federated Malay States he found all the officers of the Government of the greatest courtesi nm\ assistance. The Government provided him with a special well-appointed train for six weeks. At Perak the Sultan did185 words
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Article122 1921-09-03 2 Mr. S. H. Ellis, who arrived at Banirkok on Aug;. 24 by the Kuala, is the srehitect <>f the new wharvc bein^ built at the f'.orneo Co's.premisss at BanUwsl, and Mr Mawson, who went hy the -nine steamer is the ehief engine*, of the United F.ntri122 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement252 1921-09-03 2 V TO LET. T Large G < iowns facing river alto Bent* shipping, Store? < from 6,000 to 30,000 sq. ft. > > \Large 'ornmodious offices 1 centrally 'situated a'so Bunga- i lows. X f Apply tn A. J. ABRAHAM, f ■f 56 RobiTVs.in-rd. Marsilling Bldg. wf ill mmim E252 words
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Advertisement483 1921-09-03 2 i Gaiety Cinema PRESENTS THE DARLING OP THE SCREEN I VIOLA DANA Supporti-d by Typical Metro Cast of Super Excellence, U«';;(l<-tl by Irving CtlSUning Billy Mason, Florence Carpenter, Ruth Sinclair and others of equal note IX A DARING COMEDY BBAUTIFULLI PLAYED ISO IVE Bride C~N*/0 A play Bubbling with the483 words
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Advertisement331 1921-09-03 2 ALHAMBIU FROM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31. TO MONDAY, A Stupendous Universal Drama ol the Great HI Featuring •evanovak A picture in whieh ull the mystic romance of the passions of the men and women who battle with the arc forcefully depicted. WOLVES OF THE N(,R T It is a production in331 words
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Article601 1921-09-03 3 I K\S_R ft CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. FRIDAY, SEPT. 2, Ifll. m MINING. LFijrures in bracket, shows the capital _i.<: issue value of th* Share in dollars tr,,OM othsn li .il C— Can dW. equals u _>•*» Weng {--i) Hitam r i;n (300,000 J 1.40- 1.60601 words
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Article128 1921-09-03 3 A Bombay Experiment. Bombay, August 19. An interesting experiment in transmission of press news by wireless telephony was accomplished yesterday between Bombay and Poona with remarkable success. The experiment was carred on by the enterprise of the Times of India with the cooperation of the post and telegraph128 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement321 1921-09-03 3 Your Breakfast Coffee 1 _3 will be a real joy if vou prepare half-and-half with hot* rich Glaxo $1 -the milk with the real English flavour. !_f i is the rich milk of British-bred dairy cows from the water has been removed by the Glaxo Process. procetl presents the nourishing321 words
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Advertisement389 1921-09-03 3 j BRUSHES WE OFFER FROM STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES j BASS BROOMS, HAIR BROOMS, PAINT BRUSHES, TAR BRUSHES, MOULDERS BRUSHES, (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) j— _-_M__p________B_____Mi iiitoysw-B-fff-?.;-^^ i "'■"^^■^■""^■■"■■■■^■wwomainoßaw^wE. _T_?rSs____(_nßaD Tm c —______a_____mmaß_M__n__a TYRE PRICES. All price lists at present in circulation are cancelled CURRENT PRICES CAN RE389 words
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Advertisement65 1921-09-03 3 ira ii_i«ais_Mii" iii_i,^ttfc_awr;__&v.v- v -':_*.vi,Vrm__^i_B__*__^ I JF MM sj sKw Wm^mW*Amm\^T^ I I THE EMBODIMENT OF COMFORT ECONOMY DURABILITY BIG SIN "t*C^tJ|" 7 SEATER Previous Price $7250 Now $5750 SPECIAL SIX Ffc -^jk SSE _TBH Previous Price $0250 Now $4950 J YOU MUST ACTUALLY SEE AND RIDE IN. THESE MODELS65 words
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Article192 1921-09-03 4 The Royal Commission on Awards to Inventors heard a claim by Messrs. Henry Hugl^s and Son (Limited), of 59b, Fen-chunch-street, E.C., in respect of a magnetic compass for use in aeroplanes. Mr. Arthur Hughes stated that prior to the use of a radium compositiou by his firm192 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement202 1921-09-03 4 THE BRAND OF CONFIDENCE 4r Sw V. t O* Sr^» fc '»kl- _> v —^*0^ r —^^—MM^—i gMBiOMa'iSBHm i mm™* 3 1 l_------_--MBMBBMBM_M--i QUALITY FIRST I What Steel is to Iron So Silvertown Cords are to ordinary tyres afw tf% _r% _p_» f\ i I fill lillllll I bUUUnlbn SILVERTOWN202 words
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Advertisement259 1921-09-03 4 U-Nead-It j < is a tyre cement for filling cuts in outer covers or repairing: inner tubes. The repair takes only a few minutes. but is absolutely permanent. Motor car size $3.75 i < Motor evele size 52.00 i i Cycle size |I__S i Central Motors, Ltd i _______a___________________________i BE259 words
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Advertisement934 1921-09-03 4 REMINDER I To-day, Saturday, at 2 p.m. I Estate of Sir G. A. Goodman, K. C. (Dcceaecd) Auction Sale of Excellent Crockery, plate<l and ulass asre i I TO BE HELD AT I Xo. 1 Ginklwimkl Hill (off Ste\en s Ro.id) I Comprising: Borcelaiti dinner service, fancy Japan< I glassware,934 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous554 1921-09-03 4 CHURCH SERVICES. 15th SUNDAY AFTBB TRINITY. 4 thj September, 1921. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 7.30 a.m. Litany. 7.15 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral.) !M5 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Communion. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. j S. MATTHEW'S. SEPOY LINES. No Service. During the following week: -Holy Communion on Tuesday and Thursday554 words
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Article759 1921-09-03 5 Daring the coarse of a lactam oa the tature policy of rabber planting at Ipob, Mr. ii. C. Pinching, thc R. G. A. mycologiat in Perak, made some interesting remarks B on the subject of pood trees (»n an estate 1 and trees. He said. -The value759 words
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Article31 1921-09-03 5 The Durham County Council arc starting a pack of beadles f>r elementary school children, with the idea that sport is beneficial to the health of the children and will prevent tuberculosis.31 words
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Article232 1921-09-03 5 shipping Awaiting Coal Cargoes. in connexion with ihe improvement ia tha homeward freight markets, whieh woe discussed in bheoe ooloauM recently, it lis from thr Ernst that the inquiry is nam rtrongest, and tho upward movement in the rate-- is evidently dm. partly at any rate, to232 words
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Article193 1921-09-03 5 Plans Adopted to Cokl .2,000,000. The plans for an Imperial wireless chain adopted by the Imperial Conference, and the work of establishing the requisite stationare to be proceeded with as early as possible. The stations will also be Assigned to rapply wireless telephone communication if future developments193 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement300 1921-09-03 5 I ED. RMV. e or Enropeun JRNITURE >i&- or small lot.) ind cars of Fm« ■A -B Malacca Street, per Brothers. u.e. Kurupe Hotel Buil*. tr, Europe Hotel. t tb. s. u.c. r Street. Apply to and Insurance Co., u.e. Ufi Teiuk Ayer Boon Kuan at the 1-9 Collyer Quay,300 words
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Advertisement657 1921-09-03 5 MICTION SALES IMPORIANT AUCTION SALK W UM i^' r( X^r r i --'\:-^^Hteand U*«t**s Sale Room v K IC>S ,t RUk. Place t ON SATURDAY, Srd SEPT at il .Tomatoes. linI in lon VLj,:, k' H r Sa-Mfea, Bnnce Pork 9 7 Hc rr T ings Ste k Beetroot, Pea*657 words
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Advertisement748 1921-09-03 5 AUCTION SALES r MORTGAGEE'S SALK OF r 6-ffeater BR II ON CAB No. S. 1 !49 At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng I Co.'s Saleroom No. M Kling Street ON SATURDAY, Srd SEPT., AT 10.30 A.M CHEONG KOON SENG CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF A 26 H.P. 7-seater Studebaker Car No748 words
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Advertisement593 1921-09-03 5 NOTICES. NOTICE NOTICE hereby given that all China Recreation (iub. Registered or Exempted fro Registration under the" Societies Ordinanc inter ted in Football, which have not yet bee tie Straits Chinese Footba Association, ;■!•<• requested to da so withoi delay. For particulars^ i pply to the nndei signed. Raffles Chamb593 words
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Advertisement337 1921-09-03 5 The old problem of whst esuses the sap to rise in plants ia still unsolved, and in a British Association address Dr. Bines noted that one theory offered makes necessary the assumption that a pressure of 860 pounds per square inch must be exerted to extend the circulation to the337 words
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DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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Article67 1921-09-03 6 PICK. On the 30th inst.. to the wife of Mr. .lame. Dick, a son. PAYTON.- On _i»th inst.. to Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Pay ton, a daughter. HELPS.— At Combe Down. Bath, the wife of Mr. G. S. Helps, District Engineer, Railways, Seremban. of a son. RABMUSBEN. At67 words
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Article35 1921-09-03 6 Mr. B. E. Johannes, and the family of the late Mrs. B. B. Johannes, thank all those who so kindly attended the funeral, and also all those who Mai wreaths and telegrams *f condolence.35 words
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Article28 1921-09-03 6 One who always loved everybody In return was loved by everybody Now that God has called thee Thy memory will be dear to me." THY HUSBAND.28 words
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753 1921-09-03 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1921. Monday's Public Meeting. Public opinion as to the value or utility of the public meeting called for next Monday is as varied as the views of the planters on restriction or no restriction. The meeting is the result of considerable discussion, whether it753 words
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Article1259 1921-09-03 6 (.apt R. J. G. C. Vyner, Chief Instructor, Johore Military Forces, returned from leavd and resumed duty on Aug. IC. The new scale of ivv^ payable in Johore for the destruction or capture of noxious animals is published In the Johore Gazette. The reward for a live tiger is $100.1,259 words
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Article148 1921-09-03 6 Tho following extra of tha Municipal Comn I eomaeadatioai of ti j Considered Mr. i. I Singapore Elect] I cided: I 1. That the pro> I tramway tervic I Singapore is coi I tneani or transport. I '2. Thai iO3 off* I Elect ic Traniwn) l I prejudice148 words
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Article220 1921-09-03 6 The f >Hoa I attached to thi: I before tii. Le I day fl One of th fl ■hortoge of the supply of ti I of thi Inhabitant! of thii Colo.-. I During th( I wa^ found ry to I Controller in when fl exclusive power of220 words
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Article125 1921-09-03 6 The Oooette contoh I to to broughl before the I I cil 00 Monday and th.- object read I (1.) Tin Bill I nity Act, 19_fl il" md M I and foUoWl B Hongkong Indei fl <2.) Th. I to provide for tl fl who acted durii125 words
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Article15 1921-09-03 6 Amcn.i,. I and Kx; J I but it is diOtcn H who!.- t«t -f rtle-15 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement201 1921-09-03 6 MACGREGOR'S v. o. s. \^y t PARLIAMENT X 1 BLEND \Fx /O^WHISKY I >/^ Caldbeck Macgregor Co., Ltd. I (Incorporated in Shanghai). _*»«n. sf i i **<w»r.~f Htyn— swt~i<» jtMWP»~Tr^fnwt j*- _►—.<«« «m< wv ■asa_______aaaai i 1 _—_i I CONVENIENCE Z I is the word which best describes a 2201 words
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Advertisement138 1921-09-03 6 j What about your j BAGGAGE i YOU insure your valuables and i effects at home: do you protect them i in your baggage when travelling? i Property to the value of many thou--1 sands of pounds is lost, damaged in various ways, or stolen every year in transit by138 words
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Article179 1921-09-03 7 HANDED TO PREMIER. HU BELFABT RIOTB. I Reuter's Service] London, Sept. 1. I itiveo of Sinn Ke,,, H this morning a.nd h with Sinn Fein's reply Geoi London, Sept. 1. fresh outbucats of tiring in in Belfast late last evenwere tailed in and fired with d quid179 words
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Article244 1921-09-03 7 IHE SOVIET AND THE DEVIL. Paris, Sept. 1. from Heisingfors says a Bolsheaniqne I -barges the Pan-Russian lief committee with approaching foreign with a view to establishing famine supplies. The comttackl foreign government's f they want to control the nment*! action, the latter will to the devil." Paris,244 words
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Article121 1921-09-03 7 Rubber Growers' Association has book entitled "Brown Bast*', of which are Mr. A. R. SanderS., and Mr. H. Sutcliffe, A.R.C. of the Association's Scientin the Federated Malay States. is an investigation into the methods of treatment of thia V»d the book contains a full desof the bark and121 words
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Article242 1921-09-03 7 DOMINIONS INFLUENCE ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS. CAUTIOUS HOPES FOK IRELAND. [Reuter's Service] Cape Tonn, Sept. 1 hcr r U,ftl Smul> ha<l hu -woption In a speech at luncheon he recapitulated he effort, made in London with a view o s^cunng peace in [reload and declared that his242 words
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Article153 1921-09-03 7 Due in March. London, Sept. I. According to present arrangement! the Prince of Wales concludes his tour of India approximately on March IT ami is calling at Singapore and Hongkong and possibly Penang en route to Japan. table despatched by the Times (London) to the Times of153 words
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Article22 1921-09-03 7 wn me opening of the market cotton sensationally declined a hundred points but later rallied fifty points and closed 52-7522 words
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Article304 1921-09-03 7 In the death of the late Mr. Lim Kee Siew, which occurred recently Singapore loses one her best and most enterprising youths, for whom general regret will be felt. Deceased was the only brother of Mr. Lim Kee Cheok, the Chinese sporting enthusiast, founder304 words
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Article70 1921-09-03 7 The orchestral items to be played at the Children's Concert on Tuesday aftenoon, at the Victoria Theatre, will include Overture "Don Giovanni" (Mozart), Waltz "Le Retour du Printemps" (Waldtenfel), Characteristic Piece "Turkish Patrol" (Michaelis), Mazurka de Concert "La Czarine" (L. Ganne), March "Under the Banner of Victory" (Blon).70 words
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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Letter555 1921-09-03 7 To the Kditor. Dear Sir,—lt was with feelings of consternation that I read your report of the S.C.C. meeting and the decision to keep open until 11 o'clock at night ami to open on Sundays. How can any young man (or old one) stay at555 words
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239 1921-09-03 7 To the Editor. Sir, With reference to the article under the ahlove heading, that appeared in your valuable journal, of the 31st ultimo, allow me as a Singhalese, to thank "Supporter" for expressing his desire to see that members of the Singhalese Community work together more239 words
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255 1921-09-03 7 [To the^ Editor of the "Pinang Gazette."] Sir, T have read with interest the details of the wreck of the s_?. Pedis as narrated by the survivors. The bad weather experienced during the last voyage was not exceptional and is to be looked for255 words
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Article756 1921-09-03 7 EXAMINATION OF SHIP CHANDLER. An Elusive $15,000. The burning of the business premises of a Chinese firm figured largely in the public examination in bankruptcy of Mr. Kwek Boon Pin, of Chop Bian Joo, ship chandlers, heard by Mr. Justice BarrettLennard in the Supreme Court yesterday. The Official756 words
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Advertisement305 1921-09-03 7 ROBINSONS t--.nu_jt_.__. ~Bfw *v*y- _fcVfc __U jQ jflr>* H II _3v^__j ll I September Ist to 17th Once a Year Onlv •r Surplus Stocks to be Cleared Regardless of Cost. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. DONEGAL TWEEDS ROBINSON'S Pure Wool. Suitable for S port l T Coats. $4.00 per yard. J**305 words
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Advertisement464 1921-09-03 8 N. Y. K. EUROPEAN LINES. EUROPEAN LINES. j LONDON LINE Fortnightly SerTice rFOR MARSEILLES, LONRON ANTWERP, via Port!. SADO MARU September 8 KITANO MARU September 21 LIVERPOOL LINE Monthly Servie, FOR MARSEILLES Jk LIVERPOOL, via Porta. LISBON MARU Octobar 9 HAMBURG LINE Moathly Service LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG, via Porta.464 words
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Advertisement484 1921-09-03 8 IC P. Ma KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSSBAPPIJ (Inoorporated in Holland). R4OYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co., OP BATAVIA laephone 131 Passage Dept 1202 Freight Depl 1002 Mantger Beak 1437 Marine Sup_ "troaahipx-ent Dept. S COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITS THE NETHFRLANfcg IND7_; GOVERNMENT. BMaMMMBBBMBBMMMBMMM______MMMOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMjMMMMM— _M— M____— CAMPHUYS (Saturday, Sept. 3). Selat-Pandjang, Bengkalis, Siak484 words
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Advertisement660 1921-09-03 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. I (Under Contract with His i&ajesty's Government). roa Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OP BOMBAY oro at prooem LON DON aTA R K \STERN SHE VICE. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES U DUE SINGAPORE660 words
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Advertisement433 1921-09-03 9 IDE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO vm~ (INCORPORATED m SIAM) L<lU# SINGAPORE mm, BANGKOK COASTING {SERVICE fcr Kretay Trengganu, Kelantan P_r.«-_ 'mi Koha-inui. Bandon, La_g.uan, .LAY A Arrival Departare YUGALA t° Pt 5 7 PRACHATIPOK 12 Sept. 14 steamers are fitted throughout _Hth mxl^- Sept 2l on for first cloo. p^_^L433 words
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Advertisement275 1921-09-03 9 o. a k. The Osaka Shosen Kaisha Ltd. (Incorporated in Japan). No. 2, De Souza Street. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (Subject to change without notice) EUROPEAN LINE. F« Port Said, Maraeilles, London. Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hamburg. DUE SINGAPORE. s.s. Alaska Maru Sept. 14 Sept. 15 (Omits Marseilles). s.s. Altai Maru275 words
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Advertisement589 1921-09-03 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EHerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in England.) JOINT FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO NFW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK. Steamer Due S'pore Route Fer TELEMACHUS Sept. 30 Sue. Manila and589 words
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Advertisement593 1921-09-03 9 j PASSING FR AND FRBIGHT SERVICES OPE3ATHD IT I El "--TFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. I (Incorporated in U. S. A.) COUNT OF THE U. S. SHIPPING BOAMD FRANCISCO— MANILA— EAST INDIA. SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. For CALCUTTA via COLOMRO j CREOLE STATE Passengers and Freight Oct. II WOLVERINE STATF Passengera Freight593 words
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Article711 1921-09-03 10 HOW THE VESSEL WENT ASHORE. Captain Nishimura of the Siam Maru explained to a Colombo interviewer that the Siam Maru left Colombo on July 21st at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and, aftei passing Minnicoy, act a* course westward to pass about 150 miles to the711 words
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Article186 1921-09-03 10 Mr. Raleigh, who will be remembered in connection with the Badak sensation, was I accidentally drowned at Brisbane. An j Australian paper says: It appears that Mr. Raleigh, Captain Mom, and several other passengers were returning to the Montoro from Brisbane late at night. They were walking186 words
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Article18 1921-09-03 10 Mr. Charles Coborn started on a walking tour from London to Glasgow last month on his 69th birthday.18 words
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Advertisement621 1921-09-03 10 mm^ m m mm m^wmwm pppavappH MASSAGE HALL ■^yJttW^J^ J^j^^^^iif l %lF"ff<BfA(M ll^B MANICURE AMi MASSAGE M^^^^-;^ fs V^^SJ l-UI H^Jtflll MrB HARU nnd Miss HANA I l_? -3 w .1 ilif>B !vil IB VlB>j 9 j Telephone No. 1467. o^^ j| m^ ma *BJ B Jfcßj If y J*621 words
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Advertisement158 1921-09-03 10 iwwfwmwm^v^fiMuawm jwmu >**_»*»»•— »w^ >^^flßawcow<*Ta9re__. I COLGATE TOUT KQSISITES. Q CQ.2)\)rty.' AD£McON GILFI LfN 09., .TO. (Incorporated in England). SOLE DISi rtIBUTOi S g. p, M .!>■■-.-,.* iaaaaaaiMMaaaiM^ j .1 .B .B-.8-.8-_B-. B --BM-.1-.1-.8-.IMMM -r,EMM <. I, PURITY AND POWER 1 Z* 1 ___E ***_^Bj|_ s U t/^ __h 1158 words
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Article37 1921-09-03 11 SEPTEMBER 2. Bank 4 m.s. g|4 J( Bank demand |*.|a France, demand 0( India, T. T. Hongkong, demand i- IC Yokohama. <! mand Bangkok, demand Sovereign. Bank Buying Bank of England Ra e Bar Silver London i37 words
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Article137 1921-09-03 11 I Tin 175 Tuns Gnmhier Cube No. 1 11( Gambler B Pepp< r BI j P.pper (white fair) Hl.:,* Tapioca, small flake, f.*r 6.00 Tapioca, Medium pearl f.c io Pearl Sago, small Copra Ben. B>7fi Copra Mix :!))0 Opium. Benares uncort ."i.OOO Rice. Rangoon white Rice, Siam No. 1137 words
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Article38 1921-09-03 11 12 oV-lock coo;.. 2nd September 1921. Palo. Crope. Ribbed Smoked Sh. Closir.g PriOM. CUsing PHt Buyer* Seller*. Buyer* SeU< Spot 27 Sept. L T Oct. t6 Dec. 30 sou Tom of Market: Q38 words
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Advertisement386 1921-09-03 11 ■I Mil > ."JU l '••'■W.mmmmr*** t. ever $4,000,000 mm^ m THR fREAT l?AOriT_-r_aT Assurance* In force over $17,000,000. IHE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LLMFTED OFFICE: Winehea. Hou B e Sin g a P ore C^ rBted StoaitBSettlement,) -mpany has £20,000 deposiled'with Ce Smnm. C_* LONDON OFFICE 32 Old386 words
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Advertisement518 1921-09-03 11 J CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Ja.jrporatsd I in England hy Royal Ch»rt*r, **U Capital m eoo.ooo n t,r saaiao af M^sed M Re«erre Fund i roc oo_ Eeeerve Liability cf Proprltto.; sioOuioOC HEAD OFFICE. J^ishoj.gate, London, E.C. 2 Agencies ard Braucbe*. Alor bt_r Hongkong Penang Amr,tsar Hoilc518 words
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Advertisement523 1921-09-03 11 HO HONG SANK, LIMITED. IHXAD OFFICE 9i ;_sor_«t Street. i-A.. -:\C__ES: Penane— .Bsach Street. Malacca.— i.i Jor.ker Street. Muar—'; Jaian Suleiman. Batu Pahat— loJ Jalan Rahamat. l-QINCIEa AT: London, Ne- rk, Boa Froaeiieo, Shoag j h_:. Hon._' toy, Batavia. Soartbays 1 Baatarang, ft> i Trsnj, AL. i ATJIl t |20,000,00G523 words
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Advertisement442 1921-09-03 11 03__T?___an_'u_ __b_r_ __t__r_c* ""Tff-SfflWilliliHi n SPECIE BANI EsUbUshed ISM, C.jpi'te.l Subscribed It? H2 CJf (feliy paid ap) Bssenre Fund y. 9Rjmj999 Prwideat H. K*jiwr*ra, E»q. Vice-President S. K. 6__aki, E_«. DIRECTOH3. N. Soma, E F q., I. Mata.kata, E*q., X. amaka-R. E ?q M. Mitoni, Esq., H. Od_Riri Eaq.. R442 words
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Advertisement241 1921-09-03 11 TIE LONDON LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO. LTD., (Incorporatod In C?r*at Britain) TOTAL ASSETS exceed g23,' I M > m rial- lasurances effected, fcr l>r, j or ghcrc periods, on the BUILDING3 iiOJ*. TENTS aad RENT of PBl~__J_) DWELLING HOUSES, GODOHVI BUSINESS Pre__i_*s. MOTOR CAR— Policies issued Wtwfej PRIVATE CARS, MOTOR CTGLBI241 words
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Miscellaneous143 1921-09-03 11 VESSELS AT WHARF. i TANJONG PAGAR. Eaat Wharf Xo. 1. Nil. East Wharf No. 2. Nil. Sheers Wharf No. 3.— Nil. Main Wharf No. I. Nil Main Wharf No. T>. Nil. Main Wharf No. 6.— Nil. Empire Dock No. 7. Tara, Teecer, Euryalus. West Wharf No. B.— Gorgon, Panama Man:143 words
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Miscellaneous391 1921-09-03 11 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Intermediate and local mails *;il be f«i._ in hst below Federated Malay States, Malacca, Muar ioi Psoang (by train) 6 a.m. and 6 p m da-!, fsxeept Sunday). < ucob ii sibu „:,MK 2 lap Pulau. Soegi a u IW) Kerimon Jh V" B^lm BiUiton, eu Camphu,391 words
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Article1474 1921-09-03 12 GETTING INTO THE HOLIDAYS. i( From Our < hra i > i eopondenl t London, Aug. I. Tl< average man, when he takes up tho paper ir the morning just now, remarks "Not much news." x st does he expect Tin re is < it > I1,474 words
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Article178 1921-09-03 12 Occupants' Marvellous Escape. Mr. R. J. Raine, and his syce says the Pinang Ga/.ette had a marvellous escape from injury in an alarming motor car SOSanh in Parujuhar Street, Penang, yesterday. Mr. Raine, who is district manager of the Valve line Oil Company, was returnng to178 words
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Article74 1921-09-03 12 Ihe members oj the Trade Slump Commission appear to be having a stronucus time says the Malaya Leader for they will sit in Kuala Lumpur on Thursday and Friday when several local witnesses wdll be examined. The members will assemble at the Secretariat. It is understood that74 words
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Article66 1921-09-03 12 Lady Guillemard inspected the Penang branch of Girl Guides at "Nirvana," the residence of District Commissioner Mrs. Malcolm Robinson. Owing to rain the inspection was held in the house. Lady Guillemard was accompanied by Mrs. Hall, Divisional Commissioner, and Miss Stevenson and presented "all-round cards" to Miss66 words
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Article200 1921-09-03 12 WITH WOMEN CONFEDERATES. The Kwongwei is a small steamer trading between Cant ll Snd Wuchow. She takes passengers. Recently (says a story that has just reached the China Mail by another West River steamer/ she had an unusually t ing lot of passengers. Soon after leaving Canton, it200 words
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Article48 1921-09-03 12 Shanghai. Vug. 2.3. Tlic French .Mail liner, s.s. Cordillere an<l the Blue Funnel steamer GLSUCUS have gone' aground >n the Yangtase Bar. There is no immediate danger, but as an ai proaching typhoon is predicted, tugs and lighters have gone 10 the rescue. 148 words
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Article98 1921-09-03 12 Nee Valuation. A report on tlv Assessment of the Colony foi the year 1921-1922 has just been issueul. Tin Treasurer ami Assessor says that by emier of H. B. the Ge>vernor in Council a new valuation of the whole Colony has been made and the rateable value has98 words
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Article24 1921-09-03 12 His Excellency the Governor and Lady Guillemard were to leave Kuala Lumpur by last night's mail train and arrive here this morning.24 words
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Article102 1921-09-03 12 In a right in Water Street, West Point, Hongkong, on August 17th, a Shanghai I Chinese had half of his ear bitten e>ff by a j compatriot. According to ole evidence produced at the Magistracy, when the assailant was charged, the fight arose over the complainant102 words
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Article64 1921-09-03 12 The ground floor of 201 Cantonmert-rd is approved as a boneled warehouse, and the license fr 20 Tralalgar-st is revoked. The Hospitals Board have appointed the following visiting committees. Maternity Hospitals: Mrs. Gilbert Carver, Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, Lady Muriscn, Mrs. Page and Mrs. Pountney. General Hospital: Drs. A. J.64 words
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Article93 1921-09-03 12 Eraser's Report. Singapore, Sept. 2. Rubbers. Still idle. Mining quiet. Taipings $1 $1.05, North Taipings fl__24_ $I.27*L>, South Taipings 67% cents 72 2 cents, Murais $4.25 $4.50, L nguis $3.40 $3.G0, Rawangs 60 cents 65 cents, Renongs 255. 6d. 265. 6d. Nawng Pets $1.45 $1.55, Tongkah Harbours93 words
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Article186 1921-09-03 12 Singapore, Sept. 1. i Since our last report the market has been quiet, but the general tone points to en easier tendency. Prices in London have remained steady, but the market there is reported to be veiy quiet. j The New York market is easier with186 words
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SPORTING NEWS.
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Article359 1921-09-03 12 The last fixture of the First Division League was played last night between teams representing the S.R.C. and the Sea Defences. This the S.R.C. won by the huge rr.argin of 5 goals to nil and the; were worth more on their opponents' play. The puine started off with359 words
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Article68 1921-09-03 12 The following will represent the S.C.C. in a tournament match against the Ceylon XI on the' S.R.C. ground to-day, beginning at two o'clock C. R. Brander, F. R Craig 11. M. Cantrell, G. C. Clarke, A. Cullen. R. T. Holder, O. P. G-irhth .Jones G.T). Nicholl E. J. Riches,68 words
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Article28 1921-09-03 12 In the final of the Keppel < >i} which Wl played off last Sun. lay. Mr. H. Jackson beat Mr. IL Smith by three and one.28 words
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Article128 1921-09-03 12 There was a moderate attendance for the boxing contests promoted bv Messrs. Nat Kennedy and A. J. Wetsel anil staged at the Star Opera on Thursday evening, but the six-round bouts proeluceds >me good sport. The otticials were as follenvs Mr. Len Law, referee Mr. Campbell, and ggt Maj.128 words
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Article85 1921-09-03 12 i The race on Sunday morning is the final for the Rear-Commodore's Cup and will be raced for over what is now termed the Club Course. Start S.Y.C., round Mark Beat off White Beacon, round Man-O-War Buoy, back round Y. C. Buoy, down inside Breakwater, round White85 words
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Article24 1921-09-03 12 A reminder is given that the 150 yards handicap race in the Jackson-Miller cup series will take place at the Swimming Club to-morrow.24 words
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Article42 1921-09-03 12 London, Sept. I. The following are the St. Leger probables :Craig an Eran (Frank Bullock) Franklin (Donoghue,) Thund:rcr (I.dank.) Westward Ho (Carslake.) Roman Fiddle (Hulir.e.) Foundation (Fox) Milesius (Beary,) Star of Blyth (Colder) Polemarch (Childs) Napolyon (Connell,) Beauregard (Stryelom.)42 words
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Article252 1921-09-03 12 Commenting: on the match in which oil India beat France, a home writer says: The match was won by temperament rather than l.y skill the factor of endurance also counted. Mohammed Sleem, after being one set to two against Lauventz. played the brilliant Frenchman to a standstill, and252 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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