The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 September 1921

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    18 1 Singapore Free Press AND M ERCANTILE ADVERTI SER. !T\ CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921. NO. 10,389.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    201 1 1 >«• Valem has sent a reply to Lloyd (»<M»rKe which looks less combative. There was some rioting at Uelfast— Pajre 7. The Queen of Holland has made a thoughtful speech from the Throno— Page 7. American shipping may be protected by a discriminatory tariff Paife 7.
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    MOUNTAINEERING IN ROUMANIA.
    1149 1 MOUNTAINEERING IN ROUMANIA. Seven thousand feet or pi above .-chlevel, somewhere on the upper slopes of the Burnt Rock— one of the giants of the range that |U|dl the storied pass of !Ye deal --we have found a COSy BOok, sheltered I y a huj^v overhanging rock from the wind
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      205 1 MatttaM ftAF£LE^JIOTEL. j l n vvii7Av ea q* llB^'™ 5 l 7 P' m (Admission free). "SSKvI V~ P f xr ***** 1 p ™gramme after Dinner, ill I u.^DAY.— Guest Night and Dancing ,w c (Evening Dress essential' for Dancing). FRIDAI .—Special Lunch— Orchestra. SAT! RDAY.— Guest Night and
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      215 1 should be protected, whether times are bad M or otherwise. Special reductions will be made off th< price of the few remaining cheque-wri Do Not Delay— Act Now 14-7, Col Iyer Quay, Sin gap (Incorporated in England) CHOTIRMALL'S THE CHEAPEST SILK STORE. B. V. D's for Gentlemen VERY DURABLE SELF
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      122 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS De Dion Bouton motor car for sale Page T>. Thornett and Fehr change of address Page 5. Winding-tip of liud Sieverts Page 5. Zambuk for sores und wounds Page 11. Lazarus for spectacles for shooting Page 1. House for sale boarding house for sale Page 5. "I. O.
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      132 1 THE WEEK Thursday, 22mi. High Water, 0 51 a.m.. 0.48 p.m. Inter-Club Athletics, prelim., S.C.C.. 4.:50 p.m. Special Orchestral Performance, Theatre, 5.15 Keppel Golf Club mtg., 6.30 p.m. 1 Friday, 23rd. High Water, 1.35 a.m., 1.24 p.m. Lodge George Regular 5.30 p S.F.A. Cup: R. E.'s vs. S.C.F.A II ."Retreat"
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    CHEAP WHISKY.
    634 2 There is a very sick and lorry junior < nsineer in one of the lindra controlled by weH-known shipping company these days. few weeks ago his ship was in Xew Vork. an while she was discharging cargo shore man shuffled past him. "Say, bo', have you got any
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      159 2 TO LET. ■f Large CnJowns facing ri?er "f < t!s»o near shipping, Stores from 6,000 to 30,000 sq. ft. i ,i i.arge and Commodioua offices ,i ctutrally situated also Bunga- t lows. Apply to A. J. ABRAHAM. f 56 Robinson-rd, Marsilling Bldg. VICTORIA THE A TRE. Friday, Sept. :]Oth, 1921.
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      351 2 IN THK FIRST SHOW AT 7.80 SHARP LARRY SEMON in "WELL I'LL BE \\\< LATEST COWBOY COMEDY IN TWO PARTS THE SECRET "KINGDOM SERIAL EPISODES 11 12 and 13. IN SIX PARTS (FINAL NEXT TUESDAY) IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.80 p.m. 44 Smashing Barriers Serial EPISODE THIRTEEN AND FOURTEEN.
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      385 2 A.LHAMBEa> From SUNDAY, September U l to FRIDAY, s (|)t( n u One of the Most Vifcorou* Narratives ever told in thV \Vitche r 7 Will be found in the Universal Spesial Attrmetion we xL A SENSATIONAL DRAMA WITH A ML T RDFI{ MV featuring GRACE DARMOXD whose appealing interpretation
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    582 3 PRASKIt CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE KKOKERa. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1921. MINI>G. Lbigrures in brtrketa ?hows the capital md fabue v^m at las Share in dollar* anless othtrwiac markM C.--Cum dit. k equals ex d t ;.j \y€T Weng (—1) l Hitani Tin (UUO,OUO— 1.40 1.50 Jelantoh .40—
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    152 3 Fillis Circoa has jrone on to Medan for i short Urar through Sumatra but will, it is expected, be back here for rate week at the *t.(l of October. Col. Fillis has arranged for several row and interesting acts and the Circus will be kept up-to-date and as entertaipins as
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      310 3 TYLOR'§ PATENT ROTARY WATER METERS t HKTAINARIIT I^^^BfetttfliH mh^adll t UNDERMENTIONED 8 'z in., 4 in., 1 in., in., 1V 2 in. 2^2 in. i UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED 4 4 MB tfi .A I W^k. vM^IHHHHHBDBBBHEiHBBJHHBBHiHBBBP r I TYPTh 1 "P"RTP*T7'Q li4//prto //5^5 at present in circulation are cancelled ti
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      71 3 I MASSAGE HALL I 289, Een/:on!en Street. I MANICURE AM) MASSAGE Mrs. HARU and Mtea HAN A IVlfnhone No 1467 THIS IS THE SAFE rye '•'""T^fiS^fcn 2 I Slßwf^" i i"iMIK^ ii -v j 'Mtjtkt>K, «jSiSBHSBSM'St?ytTMK > --> tiPI WmKm ffikiS^ffljg^j^^g^Bß^^^^^^^BSSßßßßl HERRING-HALL-MARVIN. AV. 1. GARCIA, Sole Agent. SALE AU BOtyiARCHE
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      139 3 ■<j^c-'WWBBBMm f <_!jjJiirj.(nojiimv'>'T-Vsf''"^y- r aM l :l TP wt^- > iailp WPfWKlffMnWßfWHff^ lMMW >a^^ yf i[^B**^^^~' If' P WHY NOT END YOUR S I I SHAVING TROUBLES j FOR ONCE AND ALL?" I I I Buy A Gillette From Your Favorite i Dealer And Enjoy Yourself The I I mooth
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      875 4 THE BRAND OF CONFIDENCE y MMgg^ BK^ MMMBMBf^^ tf »^imjM^!wr.« J m«ep?aag^^^^ I I I 111 I■■ 1 1 B— I—— WMMH HI ■niWIIHIMI \smmam IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF g RAEE AND VALUABLE HOOKS. Thr aoVraicaosi aarc aeea iaal sM.led to >t>ll bv PaUic Aactioa at their Sale Boom, P
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      155 4 NOTICE OF REMOVAL On and after September Ist, 1921, THE STRAITS EMPLOYMENT REGISTRY w ill occupy larger and more convenient offices at No. 9, Raffles Chambers (ground floor), Raffles Place. H. C. HUDSON. J 100 NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. 2 We beg to announce to all music- tovers that we have
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      483 4 p^ama g lover's I DOG REMEDIES B Famous the World Over B Book on "Dog Diseases, theii Care and How to Feed." Mailed free to any address H H. Clay Glover Co., Inc. I jjFfe 1 18 W. 31«t Street H .JN&...J New York U.S.A. Meats: MULLSB i THIPPS (Malaya)
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      762 4 PULAU BULANG RUBBER AND PRODUCE CO., LTO v PRELIMINARY* NOIIICE j By Order of the Trustees for Debenture holdem. The L'nderstgntd have receWed instractions to sell by Public Auction (|f n soid by pr irate Treaty) at their Sale-room. I F RAFFLES CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACI 1 On a date to
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    A PLANTER'S COMPLAINT.
    285 5 (In the Kditor. Tinws of Malaya.) Sir, The Railway and r.W.I). still .seem to hi- paying coolie* an extravagant wape. Kstates have reduced, n<* they (have been ftrced to do, the coolie*' wages from 50 eentfl in November, 1920, and rice at 00 cuts pptaag (a Miry
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    SHIPPING IN CHINA.
    150 5 The Chinese Government U endeavouring to encourage native shipping, both for coastal and overseas work, and it is hop.d to build up a large shipping trad* by means of ro-operation between the Government and private owners. The shipbuilding industry of China is in a remarkably flourishing condition,
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    INJUDICIOUS EATING.
    439 5 A Common Failing. Many people haw themselves t,, blasto t.>r itkt lad that they ere victim of Insigwrtisa. for tIM trouble is usually brought on either through over-eating, an LJMUitabk diet, or faulty OMtsticatkta. V**M the ailment becomes chronic victims ■ometimei fly to pro digested foods, or purgatives.
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      600 5 M WANTED. Assistant collector by old Ps tat I nity $1,000 in cash Require; *o. M« ere of S.ng,^,^ V I nr la >>r Am J'mno ch,.ap""fo rail particulars to bo> o r,- re Fm Pvns. I yy]K hir^' "Hi »edhmi si ze I A^P'y The Manarrr L !lV mij
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      615 5 AUCTION sai.wq AUSTRALIAN CAm^ToK) NAV»T ORANGB& Fj"»- -rivv d by s s KureJia v/ithout resen in Jl and 17 Riffll? Pi Ur Sale R ooms Nos. POWELL co., ltd., 20-J) A'--tion<-. 12-9 FOR &AL#BY AUCTION Rooms. am at our *0«POWELL CO., LTD., ofl_q Auctioneers. 21-9 4UCTIOM sale Ol md'o^iT^ llu
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      697 5 NOTICES. NOTICE TO TELEPHONE BUBSCRIBBRB. Subscribers' attention i.s drawn to tin information detailed under "TELEPHONE INSPECTORS" on page iii of the Telephone Directory, and they are requested to insist upo.. the ''ompany's identification cards being shown. n PINUtBPOOT, "ysrNOTICE TO HLILDLNC; CON?RACTOEB. 172 Havelock Koad. Tenders are invited for the
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      1000 5 NOTICES. SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. NOTICE i From October Ist 1921 the Town Office of th< Singapore Sporting Club will be on the firsl flo< i o f ;:.,nies Chambers, Raffles Place. All uns in connection with the Sporting < lui) should therefore be addressed as under: A. H. TODD. Bocittoty,
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      107 5 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. I j Tenders are Invited for the construction »nd completion of a B ins stoneware pjpe s>wi r |a block bounded by Tanjonjr Pngar Road, Bmuua Street, Anson Koad and Keppel Road flana may be seen and Specification and Tender forms Obtained at the Sewerape Engineer's Offce [during
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTHS.
      86 6 MONK. At IVnang Maternity Hospital on the 18th to Mr. and Mrs. Errol F. Monk of Kuala Kttil Estate. Kedah. a son (Peter Vivian. IfCCONECHY.- At Batu Gajah, on 17th instant, to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. G. McConechy, a daughter. RITCHIE. At the Maternity Hospital, Penrtnjr. on ISth
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1921. What is our Trade Position?
    1094 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1921. What is our Trade Position? The Chairman of the Chamber of Commerce dealt very lightly with the present trade situation in his hali-yearly review, and in a way we tnink that is a matter for congratulation rather than otherwise, because it implies that
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    401 6 A dinner, which was \&ll attended, was Riven by Mr. K. Moh^med Hoosain, tho uell-known boat owner, at his Bungalow j No. 151 Haip Road, on Saturday the 17th in honour of Mr. K. Nagutha's departure to Inrfia early next month. Ah Kah, who was f!e ported last year by
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    WAR MEDAL PRESENTIATIONS.
    412 6 H. E. the Governor and Commander in Ottief, Sir Laurence Guillemard, attended by Mr. Osbornv M. C. private secretary' aixl Lieut Suhvan R. N. and Lieut Foulger A. D. Cs, attended divine service at the Garrison Church, Blakan Mati, on Sunday moming last and after service made
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    ASSOCIATION DISSOLVED.
    39 6 A Gazette Extraordinary issued yesier- j day contains *j6 order of the/ Governor in Council dissolvThgr the "Generfi Association for Education/' as being: used fo^a purpose incompatible with its objects sH out in the Register of Societies.
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    139 6 THE KVV > i Tlm I;i ;-v i of Mr. n. w. i, I I Jong Etambui i I \.hv d tw.i of the I Phe cue rai 1 I appeal. A! i I detained by buiii I land Mr. lIUli I Mr. Samuel I I Vpoke for
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    THE ASSIZES.
    302 6 I RAID ON V\H M The hearini i I Toripeo. a Jap...-., iwmine fbi I bank draft f I ment of that ram f. I f N«therk. I I continued 1,, f Leonard and i] 1 yesterday. I In eontimuti o t hii i I said that about
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    UNKNOWN.
    23 6 List of Sub^nbers Pirvioush ?ck- S V'--. 0 I R^lauX. S OU I "R. H. 'T" I Singapore Hr;n I PreviouHl^afkiK-w!' I
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    57 6 A picture I palace was to 1 M July 27. undn M Theatre. No tfcei 1 ducUon of playi I I such an fcmbitiou II Provincial Cinemafc r»|* I of wUch Utd A* ;",m« detendned to M*ke th. A to every ptoce.of They h«v«. P I I Mr. Robert AtVi
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      104 6 MACGREGOR'S I PARUAMENT X c^S I I BLEND Vv^WHISKY Iy^ Caldbeck Macgregcr Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Shanghai). EXCLUSIVE TAILORING FOR THE RACES. j \^tj We are now showing a large >?/ range of high class suitings in>£*J eluding Tweeds, Vicunas, and V V iT-^^^ Homespun in Tropical and r yjji
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      183 6 4 C. 3. C > Three Reasons Why > i *$^T/* XRMCO Ingot Iron yy is Superior. > 1. Resist h Rtt*t. Because of its un- equaled purity ARMCO Ingot Iron resists rust longer than any other iron. This is the reason it has been so widely used J in
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    THE LEAGUE AT WORK.
    703 7 !M) OTHERJPOMTICS. JAPANESE INTE*tV\ S London, Se*. 19. g detailed exposition of thc Japanese regarding Shantung published ndon concludes with fcfc* declaration ih the removal of the German and •enajce from tho Far East, Japan', !s China will be entirely cW now d^r,, on l y
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    MINERAL CABLE NEWS.
    1296 7 TRADE AND SHIPPING. THE REL|SEA~COLLISION. ■W [Renter's Service.] London, Sept. 20. A I wt Said message says the steamer £w* Elcho. has a big hole in her starbOMd bow, uhU, several plates and frames 2" 11 Thl surveyor, recommend a ncnarffe of cargo sumcient to ascertain UM
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    QUEENLY ADVICE.
    314 7 NEED FOR ECONOMY. SPEECH FROM THRONE. [Reuter's Service]. The Hague, Sept. 20. At the opening of the new session of the States General, Her Majesty the Queen in her speech from the throne said the consequence* of the world war were still strongly in evidence. Holland was suffering
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    BETTER TRADE OUTLOOK.
    856 7 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING. LIQUIDATING CONGESTED BTOCK& The half yearly general meeting of the members of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce was held in the Exchange Buildings yesterday afternoon, when the Chairman, the hon'ble Mr. V. Gibbon? presided, and those also present were: The hon'ble Mr. W.
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      243 7 _J^ jf^^ PREPARATIONS FOR THI. Vs^T^^^ CLEANSING, MASSAGING AND VVT^jß^^B^^H IiKAUTIFYING OF THE FINGER NAILS ■l^^B-rrrx Cutting rtdnt I^H»^ 1 S^.^^^ COMPLETE CUm MANICURING OUTSr i j^^^es^widi FITS IN HANDY compact forms or Hgj^iJ C^LJTE^X n:x PREPARATIOXS lx i f)< »'K >—^- -^T FORM Tfcir..nißn. a CUTEX COMPACT SET j
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      441 8 N. Y. ft EUROPEAN LINES. EUROPEAN LINES. >j)NPON LINE Fortnigktly hFOR, MARSEILLES, LONDON ANTWERP. tU PorU. KITANO MARU S«pt. 23 INABA MARU October 5 KAMO MARU October 19 IJVERPOOL LINE Monthly S«rvi«« FOR MARSEILLES LIVERPOOL, ria Ports. LISBON MARU October t HAMBURG LINE Monthly S«rrlet lI'OR LONDON. ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM, A
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      654 8 K. P. IM j KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCSAPPU (In«orp#rated in Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co., OP BATAVIA T*-»9h*n« 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight D«»i. 1002 Manager Deak 1437 Marine Sap*. Traafhipoi«nt D»pt t COLLYER QUAY. UXDJBR CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDU. GOVERNMENT. _Z__ 1_ t 81NGARADJA (Tfctrsday, Sept. 2S) Tanjong-Mengeidar, Tanjong-Leidong,
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      650 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE; (Incorporated in England.) MAIL* AND PASSENGER SE«\ICE PENINSULAIT AND ORIENTAL S.J (Under Contract with His .Mkjesty'g Government). Ta« Cowpaiiy'i MAIL SERVICE? \ST OF BOMBAY ar« at preien' i n tt LONDON FAR-E \STERN SERVICE. FRO^VI LONDON TO MARSEILLES A K\\ DfF SI\ T
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      592 9 THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO LTD Incorporated in siam). S 'NGAPORE BANCjfCOK COASTING SERVICBi l--ui, Lankan, Chumpon ftS^' P l ™> Sin^ VALAYA Arrival Departure YUGALA Sept 2e Sept. 28 TRACHATIPOK Oct 3 Oct. 5 further Wicu.ars, ST R A ITS STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd., Agents. 1 I OYI) TRIESTINO S.N.
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      613 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman Bucknail Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in England.) JOINT FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO NFW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK. Steamer Dae S'pore Route Fer TELEMACHUS Sept. 3t Suez Manila aad
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      466 9 TABftINGaR AND FREIGHT SSRVICBS OPIRATIB BY PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (Incorporated in U. S. A.) roa account of the u. shipph^g boaxd SAN FRANCISCO— MANILA— EAST INDIA. I SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. CREOLE STATE Passengers and Freight Oet II WOLVERINE STATJ Passengers and Freight Not. II GRANITE STATE Passengers and Freight
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    HOME SPORT.
    1757 10 PREPARING FOR THE FOOTBALL SEASON. (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Aug. 18. With the exception of the big Race Meetings in the late Autumn, there is little ahead of us except football, which starts in full bl-st at the end of this month, August liVth. It seems to
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    82 10 Captain Ralph Eliot, C3.80W, been appointed Chief Staff Officer to Rear Admiral Crawford Maclachlan, C.fi com manding th? ri.er flotilla on the China Station. Car* in Eiiot eJerad the naval service in I'9 Bnd „a h ed £lis rank Junc 1::^ when he oommand of i 'i<ht cniisar! He was
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      361 10 (£7/y) o /z^ i I j jp .^F IF' 4> T T 18 not so much what we say about the I Buick as it is the Kmpsrtial opinion of Buick owners which will influence you in the selection j of a motor car. f I We suggest that you
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      107 10 i t u V v^ilOp xrOKOll j Steadily Growing v iij Popularity. SOLE IMPORTER^ A dam son, unfillan Co., Lt(t t (Incorporated in Entr'and.) FOR I PURITY AND POWER j I Genasco Hoofing I COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEM' KIMS AND m* FOR FIXING over 40 Ve rs PLY Vtt '">
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    EXCHANGE.
    107 11 SEPTEMBER 21. Bank 4 m.s. 2j4 6-32 Bank demand 2j3 29-32 Private credits 3 m.s. 2j4 15-32 New York, dean a ml 42 Ti Credits !<0 days 40 ir, France, demand 570 India, T. T. 155 Hongkong, demand 22 p.c. Prem. Yokohama, demand y.> Jiiva. dem.-md U6V, Bangkok, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    137 11 SEPTEMBER 21. Tin 100 Tons ?7v')J Gambier Cube- No. 1 14.09 Gambier 9.10 Pepper Black 14.00 Pepper (white fair) 29.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 6 Of Tapioca, Medium pearl f.g 8.5# Pearl Sago, small 8.50 Copra Sundried I.VOO Copra Mix i2.f»o Opium, Benares uncort 4,500 Rico, Rangoon white 330
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    38 11 12 o'clock noon. Sept. 21, 1921. Pale Crepe. Ribfced Smoked Sh. CUrinff Prieea. Closing Priete. Bayers Sellers. Bayers Seller*. Oct. to Dec. 32 32H Jan. to March 34 35 Tone of Market Ouiet. -*>.
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      469 11 1 TIH? rm-n s Jk Assurance* In force over 117,000,000. THE GREAT -EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: Wlnch«u T Ho^e 8!. <J eCrPOr t 1 ta Str lte SetUem«,t. ■h. Company hu £20 000 JZvZ 7 LONBON OFFICE 82 Old Jew E C -AV-RAGTIVE PLANS OF assi,u!v^ f
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      505 11 CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Incorporated in EncUnd by Royal Caartor. Psid up Capital la fOC,OOO shares ef £5 each s9 9% Seserrs Fund MOt.OM Kes«rve Liability of Proprietors 1.000.00e HBAD OFFICE. 38 Bishopgate, London, E.C. 2. Agencies and Branches. Alor SUr Hongkong Penant Amritsar Iloilo P*ket Bangkok
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      523 11 HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. HXAD OFFICE: 04 Market Street. BLANCHES: Penan*— Mi Beach Street. Malacca ltl Jonker Street. Mnar— 77-73 Jalan Suleiman. Batu PeLat— lo9 Jalan Rahamat. AGIBNCIES AT: I London, Nbw York, San Pratcisco, Shsnjra*i. Honj?kop*. .*ioy, BaUvia. Sour»baja Se^srangr, Pabztlanf and Trantf. capital AUTHORISED 120,000,000 Is*oed «.000,OCO Paid-up
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      387 11 YOKOHAMA SPECS BANS, LTD XsUblißhe^l :«l Capital Subscribed T. 2C*,M3£M (fvliy paid up) S'*erre Fund J. U,tM t Mt President N. Kajtoara, Eaq. Vice-President 8. K. Suaaki, Esf DIRECTORS. N. Sorra, Esq., I. Mataukata, Esq.. T. Tamakawa, Esq., M. Mitsui, Esq., M. Odagiri, Esq., Karon K. Merimnra, Baron K Iwasaki,
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      233 11 THE LONDON LANCASffIRE INSURANCE CO. LTD^ (laM«i*rmt«d U Gr«it BnUfn) TOTAL ASSETS *xc—d fM.COf ,0U iisa— U»uranc«» «ff«ettd 1 f«r tea* or short f«riDda, «o th« BUILD LNG» Sf A TENTS tmd RXNT ef PBITAIE DWELLING HOUSES, QODOWVI BUSINESS rrwiihw MOTOR CAR-Policie* JMmi ▼trlßf PRIVATE CARS, MOTOR CTGIjH «m COMMERCIAL
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      106 11 VESSELS AT WHARF TANJONG PAGAR East Wharf No. I.— Nil. East Wharf No. 2.— Elephants. Sheers Wharf No. 3.— Nil. Main Wharf No. 4. Katong. Main Wharf No. 6.— Atsuta Maru Main Wharf No. 6. Nil. Empire Dock No. 7.— Koshu Maru, Fook San*. Sanuki Mara, Haiphong. Neleus. West Wharf
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      474 11 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Intermediate and local mails via f«««t in Hat below Federated Malay States, Malacca, Mai Penang (by train) 6 am. atd 0 p.m. aaiiy (except Sunday). Pulau Soegi IKnuit 9 a.m. (ucob MaaiMH 9 a.m. P. Sham, Colombo, etc. Neleus noon Saniarang, etc. li-tn llonn Liong noon Malacca
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    NEWSPAPER LIBEL ACTION.
    936 12 MR. STILL IN THE BOX. The action in which the Singapore Cold Storage Con] sny, Ltd* claim damage* for libel from tho Straits Times Press, Ltd.. ■nd Mr. A. \v. still, was continued in the Supreme Court before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter S. Shaw, 3 eaterday;
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    MR. STILL'S EVIDENCE.
    1891 12 Wi.v the Article MM Wrftten. After the luncheon adjournment, Mr. Alexander William Still went into the box. In reply to Mr. Stevens' hs* said hi 1 was e litor of the Straits Times,^nd writer of the a'iole in qu"3tion. His attention was Ant diawn to the matter
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      MALAYA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION FINAL.
      90 12 The final match to be played off on Saturday, at 4.45 on Raffles Reclamation Ground between the Marine Police Football Association and the Kota Raja Football Club promises to be a very interesting game. The ground will be enclosed and admission will be by ticket of
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      RUGBY FOOTBALL.
      53 12 Malay Mail Telegram). Sydney. Sept 19th. In their tour in England, in the opening match against Salford, the Australian I,'utrby League team won by 48 points to 8. The last Test match, Springboks versus New Zealand, played at Wellington, resulted in a scoreless draw. Both teams had previously
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      Y.M.C.A. LAWN TENNIS.
      35 12 In the Y. M. C. A. tennis championship i Tuesday's matches resulted as follows C. Smith beat Tan Teng Kim, 6 o. 6 2. J. Schfciat beat H. L. Grunstein, 1, 0.
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      16 12 Khoo Teck Beng vs. S. K. Prvdhan. C. A. Bateman v. Tan ''hong Kew.
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      TAURSDAY'S TIES.
      91 12 P. Zfegele vs. Can K!u>k Keng. 1. (I. Scott vs. S. B. Ahmad. Mr. H. R. Joynt on Sunday morning did the 9th hole of the Seremban Golf Club in one— a record for the course as far as is known. The following will represent the Y.M.C.A. i^ainst
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      S. F. A. CUP.
      285 12 S. R. C. BEAT EX-SERVICES. The meeting of the S. R. C. and the Services on the Padang yesterday aftericon, in the S. F. A. Cup Competition, produced a fast and interesting encounter, tht Club winning by one goal to nil. While the game was not
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    95 12 FRASKK'S WEEKLY REPORT rp, Singapore Sept. 21. The local share market is still in very quiet and uninteresting condition and most of our leading Industrials show small' depreciation on the week. Rubber. The price of the commodity has Kept steady and closes firm, but with the exception
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    61 12 There persons, including the chief of police, were wounded in a riot in Panapaam barrio, Bacoor P.I. when more than 100 inhabitants of the place, armed with bolos and other domestic implements attacked*, group of policemen who were serving a search warrant for the recovery of certain school desks which
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