The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 November 1921

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. Ti CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1921. NO. 1(M-1«.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    236 1 There has been some trouble at Washington over divergent Anglo- < hinese views, whilst Prance and Britain also appear to be in an irritable mood javet Cilicia arranjrenunls l*ape 7. It is officially announced that owiny to 'the continued ill-health af the Kmperor, the Crown Prince af
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    DINING OUT IN FICTION.
    1190 1 41 oh, London dinners] empty artificial nothings! and that beings can be found, and these too. the flower of the hind, who, day aft or day, and day after day, fan act the same parts in the same dull, dreary fane! n Why quote this disparaging
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      221 1 i fl^^^^ i^^^k^. RAFFLES HOTEL. I 29th November, 1921 I ST. ANDREWS EVE. J P- 111 SCOTCH DINNER |l Dancing till 1-45 a.m. I BOOK NOW. A. R McCLARY, a! Director. Manager. V-* -■-■••-iih»'-»- DISTINCTION." The distinctive label of a distinc- I tive pi^oduct that has behind it over j
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      170 1 I CIGARETTES JH I fH£ MOULD'S MOST I 9'iiPL'LAU HIGH-CLASS 1 CIG \RE ?TES M 1 VIRGINIA IN PATENT fe.T i" 11 VAC'IIMTIXS l^^F i^# l^# i^# I So'e Bmufiit«.'ert, &RD&TH IOB^GGO Co., ltd., LONDON, ENGLAND. i —■■■—Mi II I ■il W JlM^^l— r—^tl— l— !■■«—^MM I RIMLESS GLASSES I
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      180 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. j Albion motors for low up-keep— Pag< l". Uniteers for the well-known Willani batteries Pag* i. Tw.i Eurasians y utha wanted for B circus <: u d Co. have a full range in stringed instrument* i-.._. •■> Robins; n .\?:<i Co. havt a neat neM proof photo fraine
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      117 1 Page 5. THE VVEKK |fon«lay, 28C&. High Water. 9J a.m.. 10.14 p.m. i Hawaiian Troubadours. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Tnetdmw, 29th. I High Water. 9.44 a.m.. 10.68 PJD. j Rent Board. 2.15 p.m. i Football: Scotland vs. Rest. S. C. B. A. mtg., Garden Club. 5 p.m. Hawaiian Troubadour-. Theatre, 9.30
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    BANK OF COMMUNICATIONS.
    164 2 i i Bank of Communications remained i to business throughout Saturday. I f<". i iting Instruct f. m headquarters. Aa proof that everything is all right with the finances of the bank in China, we an (vised that a wire v.t> received from Mr. Lira Ne< S
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      201 2 TO LET OR FOR SALE. Large Godowns, newly erected, area from 10,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. Large stores from 0,000 t 0 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also Bungalows. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply to A. J. ABRAHAM, 50, Rubinson Road, Marsilling Building. j VICTORIA
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      300 2 THE PROGRAMME TO SEE Ut SHOW AT 7.30 PJf. A WORLD STARTLER "THE GROUCH" EM FIVE PARTS. FEATURING DOROTHY GREEN AND MONTAGUE LOVE A pictuio you cannot afford to miss. It challenge comparison. LARRY SKMON IN M PASSING THK BU€K M 2 I»AUTS. SONG M WHIBPBRING N BY THE AUDIENCE.
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      500 2 ALHAMBRa From MONDAY, November 28, to SATURDAY, h. the sensation of two continents, a trii i DRAMATIC ART A Picture of Vital Theme. Powerful Characterisation, Wonderl anee and Production, a Play of Supreme A Screen Version cf the play of the same ram, i GEORGE ARLISS ■cored a most artist
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      301 2 VESSELS ARRIVED. Vaiaya. Siam BOS, from Bangkok 27 for Bangkok 29. Deli, Brit. 72e, from Labuan 27. for Labuan une. Quorra. Brit. 89. from Kemaman '27, for >maman 28. Chye Kim Tuy Vit, Bnt. 97, from Indragiri for Indragiri 29. Ban Fo Soon, Dut. 230, from Pontianak 27 tiom Pontianak
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1090 3 r VKr v)N THE STRBBTS. 1 I n I Own Coi :vspon-.k-nt>. London, Oct. 27. There was a meeting yesterday of the new o]*ganisation called the Rubber Shan- Hoi- iWra 1 Association, Limited, at which effort! a'.i. made to put the industry on a proper tici One
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    58 3 The Indian Immigration Depet ground! at Sungei Pinang were t 'v scene of a pleasant function on Wednesday, the occasion beiii£ one- of farewell fco M»". H. (1. R. Leonard, the Deputy Controller of Labour, Penaagff on the ove of h:s <leparture on transfer, to the Federal Capital as 1
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      346 3 AFTER f* THE lillNr l !■>- 1 c^ A %M Us— i ii m^m-mmm^} BACKACHE ArsO KIDNEY PAINS CURED Ming for 10 year*, wait* 0"" I*** N> iu's Pillsgo instantly en after is essential It must be obvious toe\-ery-i cannot benefit so quickly so re immediately De Witts Tills have
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      237 3 Appreciation I i^_? ll i n i El^Sl Z)r^r£> M<> cor^ 7A<» Quantity is WS^^A andHatg&Haig limited \thegual■gsj|ijf F/tv S'/ari S'ro/s i /rv /s rar^. You J*-U!ggL rrhtsfcy will sing cannot get it 1 5 Ott;w Praises- everywhere I BVf^B _SK^H illw itim tWtMHfIIIIIMWNIIMI IMMMHS HAIG ft HAIG. LTD. HEAD
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    51 4 tm business slump, which is not expected to be over by next year, and so by repeal- g the ait s>> soon the Government ia Cuing to add to our hardships. It is only thai we should expect the Governircr.t to protect US until better times have Yours faithfully, HARASSED
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    ART EXHIBITION.
    184 4 It i-j- Mo the Miter. Sir,— l shall be obliged if ycu will allow me to notify your readers that a:: Ait Exhibition will be held in connection with the forthcoming Malaya-Borneo Exhil in Singapore. Excluding tin- lection devoted to Amateur and Professional Photography, exhibit* will be confined
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    THE FEDERAL BUDGET.
    133 4 T: e M.-.iay Mail in the course of a leader on F.M.S. finance says: The result is before us now. a second postponement of the Budget meeting of the Federal Council il announced. It does not require a Sher- k Holmes to deduce that tin- reason is
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    49 4 NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. Previously acknowledged M392.40 Frankels Ltd M Green Island Cement Co. Ltd. -,0 Cattey and EJateman 10 j Gothrie and Co. Ltd. 50 I Cheonp Joo and Co. 100 j He Hong Bank Ltd. 100 j Donaldson and Burkinshaw 100 I Mr. Chew Lai Hoe 100 Total
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    135 4 The N. E. I. Public Workg Department'* Estimate, for 1922 has been cut down by 1,000,000 guilders by the Committee of Economy. The Right Rev. F. Parroy, Roman Catholic Bishop of Rangoon, accompanied by Rev. Father Allard, arrived in Pc-nang by the steamer Edavana on Sunday. He will stay in
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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      THE GAMBLING RUMOURS.
      151 4 To the Editor. Si,-,—With reference to your leader of yesterday's date on the subject of Public Gambling, it may be of interest to note that in December 1903 representation was made by the Straits Chinese British Association to the Johore Government pointing out the evil effects of
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      THE COST OF LIVING.
      219 4 To the Kditor. Sir,—ln the Colonial Secretary*! speech published on the 24th. instant we read It is hoped that the Chief Municipal Eitgineer will be enabled to visit Fremantle I ami study the abattoirs, cooling chambers, :»n other arrangements, perfected at FremantU .Now is this expenditure
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      "NOT RESPONSIBLE."
      295 4 ITo the Editor. Dear Sir. l endorse the views of Fed Up ai regardi the P. o. and their Autocratic action, but fail to see anything i "aristocratic" in their service: their is no "aristos" about it. Of course the Company is not at liberty to disclaim all
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      THE RENT ORDINANCE.
      184 4 The Editor. Sir,— With reference to the Announcement (uf the Colonial Secretary at the Legislative Council on Tuesday that the Kent j restriction Ordinance will not be in force after the SOth June next, 1 beg to uk I whether it is the intention of Govemmenl to
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      120 4 THE BRAND OF CONFIDENCE C^ J V X r' Li ir^^ 1 '.'iWAWiWiWiWA 5V.V.V.%".".'. ■.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.\- I QUALITY I NOT PRICE 5 Willard Battery, f I; jl X^rSNv M/E CARRY ;i p^^H STANDARD I \UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED. ij Electrical Department. NEW SILKS FOR X'MAS The Latest Productions in Dress Materials, Silks
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      319 4 1 /XTOIVONDER I 1 iN Yov SEE I v~ Jff JL SO TH£tT|.xr ;i g GOODRICH I m mileage, barely p Service these f| p are the reasons. 1^ Fit one Goodrich .-■„<] K prove conclusively S |j which is the best tyre. I I SAFETY TREAD TYRES rOFt COMMERCE,
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    THE DESTROYERS OF RUSSIA.
    835 5 BACCHANALIA OF CORRUPTION. W( (Morning Post) have been furnished with a copy of the following letter, the genuineness of which can be guaranteed The writer ia a prominent Bolshevik who came originally from the East En<\ of London and is now an official in the '>*nmfesariat
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    113 5 Th'.' weather at Home continues extra: rdinary. A cable of Nov. >th report! that winter had arrive,! -with surprising suddenness, following the heat wave in October. Severe frost and heavy-snowfalls were experienced throughout the United Kingdom, including tin- Isle of Wi^ht, where th.' snow was the heaviest for years. Farm
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    LEWIS & PEAT'S REPORT.
    243 5 LEWIS PEAT'S REPORT. Sin r a pore ;s>\ 24. Since oar last report the t<»nr <>f the i. k«-t h- continued Una Mid price* have spain advanced. The demand for '••.i' by Rubber has been exceptionally strong ami in view of tin- imall amounts offi ring:, sellers have been able
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    TRUE MODESTY WILL THERE BE FOUND.
    127 5 sir. F. s. James agrees with the Colonial Secretary that <»ur school buildings in thi* Cd.fiy are on t(>L ambitious scale. It is quite fascinating to picture this stern custodian if the public purse explaining U an ambitious pedagogue that, while .000 for a
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    72 5 His many friendi in Malay;., will learn with pleasure that Rev. Donald J. Rom, If. A. formerly minister <.f St. Audi Piezbyl i Church, P< nKt hai received a unanimous caf! from the congregation of F. Church, Stirling, to be coli an lessor to Rev. Thai Wright, w] ii retiring
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      429 5 WANTED. [MM EDI At ELY. Two fair comin lads, aged between tifte.ii to generally assist in Circus Dutch East Indus. Decent company agent sailing Apply personally Bole's 11.-, Beach Road, Singapore. gf.li M MEDIATELY, Competent exl per in local Mercantile Office. tails. about experience and irj required to Ri.x x
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      550 5 ,'j A UCTIQXJALES AUCTION SALE OF Str.it. A,,,,,, Football Club, N,, t4f ON SATCBDAT.W DECEMBER. AT ITM T^bLSESZ ;P h^t»«H leather ova, rair ri^ in ch ;;-^—r Xmv on CaUlot^. bsuei CHEOXG KOON SENG A CO., >s 1 1 Auctioneers. :M I SHERIFFS SALE. j th, Supreme of the strj|its
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      790 5 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Siagspsf Town and Country Properties At pfeasn. CHEONG KOOX SENG i,,v Saleroom. Xo. 30 Kling Street. ON WEDNESDAY, 30th NOYKMBSB at 2M p.m. 1 to 1. Valuable freehold land and four latest-dosign, exceeding well-built f specially selected material an.l hardw i >.., ghophouse residential properit.»-.-
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      331 5 NOTICES. MALAYA-BORXEO EXHIBITION, 1 §22. In connection with this Exhibition %shich will be h.ld in Singapore from March Slst to April Kth. Ifgf, it has been proposed that u special Medical and Solitary Srction shall he SOI apart for the us,, of firms „r individuals who may wish either to
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      20 6 BROWNE. On 2ith November, ai Europe** Hospital. Kuala Lumpur, to Mr. and Mrs. J Kenelm Browne, of Soremban. daughter.
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      MARRIAGE.
      56 6 JOHNBTONE— TURNBULL.— At the Presbyterian Church Singapore on the 23th Nov. li>2l. by tho Rev. 6. EL Douglas, M.A., Robert Johnston*, M.C., luto Royal Flying Corps, only son of the late Captain Robert Johnstone, Scotland, and of Mrs>. J. M. Simo, Singapore, to Phyllis Margaret, elder daughter of Mr.
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      DEATH.
      27 6 PRATT. At Sydney. Australia, on the 22nd in>t. Muriel May. aged G l years, dearly beloved elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. H. Pratt, Seremban.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1921. Notes of the Week.
    724 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1921. Notes of the Week. The position at the Washington Conference is favourable, but there are two or three questions thai will in til all the give and take that can be disc >vered in the diplomats. Japan and the ratio of capital ships
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    427 6 U 11.11. the Prince of Wales i arrive at Ajmere this morning. A certificate of naturalization ha> piaated to Henry Bolter, a native of Tcherokoff, Mogileo, Russia, he having resident in the Straits Settlements for t\\ nty one yean. Speaking of our coming G.0.C., the i ej lon Observer says
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    75 6 rubber MARKET PRO6PBCTB. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 2tf. The Malay Mail correspondent in Colombo had an interview with Mr. .1. L. Handy of French and Handy of Ne* York who said I <\o not see that there i- any danger of rubber going back to
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    BUKIT IBU TIN CO.
    151 6 (From Our own Correspondent). Pesaaig, Nov. 2ttth. The secohd annual meeting of !»ukit [bu Tin Co. was hel 1 under the presidency of Mi. Lim Seng H H»- said they had bad to contend with great technical difficulties, ■nd delays and trouble with the machinery. In
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    JAPAN CROWN PRINCE ACTS AS REGENT.
    71 6 i■ lowii g oAcial telegram has been it eived from the Foreign Minister by tin C nsul Genera] for Japan Taklo, Nov. 2.">th. Hi* Majesty the Emperor, after consulting the Imperial Princes and the Iw\\1 w\\ Council to-day. I as issued a decree to
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    162 6 K All Ml' TIN \o MJIIITV* I the Editor. JK-.-it Sir, There must be in Un- Strata and F. M. S. quite large number of sharehcldera in "JCalumpang Tin X«> Liability" v ho ftii m indignant ai I do at the agreement whiih the directors f
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    336 6 Forty-six Chinese iren deported from the Straits ind th« F.M.s. during the month of October. Mr. S. .1. Kdwards. A.H.I H. A., ha? been elected a Professional Associate of the Surveyor*! [nstitate. The Lam Sion K r Club Singapore, iaj called on by the Registrar of Societies to furnisfe proof
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    BISHOP PERRICHON'S CONSECRATION.
    414 6 BISHOP PERRICHON'S CONSECRATION. XOTABI.K KVKxr u |>;Itn(i The i onaecrati B Louis Pemchon, 1 the Catholic Diocc* I yesterday morning at f Good Shepherd nm I privileged to be pi many yean to m< since i im the occasion of I B Bishop lYc. a The err. moi I iut
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    MALAYA BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    50 6 The Japan< Vl held a meeting on I Japanese anb, Wator forthcoming Malaya Bt n having unanimously v,.-. in it. fornad a ip< ■isting of Maasn CoBl Moaeum, Mitsui ind i Gnigo <". OtomutK Co. Thaj will do in their own iray, to i tic,, a great
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    54 6 The playwright Cosmo GorduS U" -1 left 1 188,000. A Ku*nian woman, Pel been burned to death Shanghai. i There air 2*4 peTUU servants in England drav or over. ii .f j aft** The Kuala Lumpur Sanitary t'j' considering facts put Isnrard bj the cinema proprietors and I not to
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      160 6 J MACGREGOR'S j PARLIAMENT RI FMH >^ j %/^VVHISKY >y^ Caldbeck Macgregor Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Shanghai), WHAT APPEALS MOST TO A LADY? PERFUMERY WE HAVE JUST BEEN APPOINTED AGENTS FOR "MORNY" And Have Received A Complete Stock of their \Vell-kno\» n Preparations. Chaminade, Mysterieuse. June Roses. TV 1^ 1A
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      59 6 THE NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY LTD. (Incorporated in Great Britain) Transacts all classes of LIFE (Including Annuities) FIRE (Including Loss of Profits consequent upon Tire) ACCIDENT, MOTOR CAUf MARINE BAGGAGE Insurances Tolal Funds £25,000,000 CLAIMS PROMPTLY SETTLED. Chief Offices LONDON 81, Thnadneedlo St., E.C. 2. SINGAPORE 16, Battery
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    RIFT IN CONFERENCE.
    483 7 IU>, PRESSMEN. v SESE DIFFERENCES. [Outer's Sen- ice.] U ishsngtoa, \o\ 2."». ominence given by the >i t of Anglo-Chinese 1, it must be r»ressiona of the tpletely informal, 'i submitted to hat happened was that talking to pressRoot resolution in a i subsequently C ni vol
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    BRITISH EMPIRE NEWS.
    262 7 IRELANI^ANp INDIA. "IK I I.STKK HI X. 1,.; u London. Nov. 2:. «f tb. situat THE MOI'I.AII IIi.ATIIS T L London, N, lv 2.1 travelling bv train ti, o^ u^, \;l n nu n «a matter uucu<l t<( ntfly investigate the BRAVE i.Winns PBNANCst Besausji, Nun. Bs.
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    FRENCH NEWS.
    299 7 1 ari-», Nov. Z3. papers ectiv< of the shade of tht h opinion, are unanimous in apprecia- i of M. Briand's Washington speech, as vs i th striking accuracy France's position, having now to rely solely on her army to enforce the treaty and to protect European peace.
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    THE FRENCH ATTITUDE.
    683 7 BRIAND ON CURZON. PBKNCH POLICY QUESTIONED. [Reuter's Service] London, Nov 2">. M. P.riand's attitude at the Washington Conference la gnr^y preoccupying the Delegates, as if the French policy aims at •©curing a paramount army, a large liavy M* »n air force, the French attitude must profoundly affect
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    MANY INVENTIONS.
    51 7 The gazette, contains the following Letters Patent for inventions: O. E. Joseph, Detroit, improvements in road recorders and indicators; Essex Motor Co, Detroit, improvements in oil cups; Frank Croft, Bradford, machinery safety devices Kitchitaro Miyachi, Singapore, rubber moulds; A. F. Browne, Sydney, mechanically cleaning and painting ships hulls.
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    28 7 A meeting of the Visiting Justices for the Singapore Prison to arrange the roster for 1922 will be held in the Council Chamber, Singapore, on Dee 2 lit
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    FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
    684 7 CILICIAN TREATY. DISTORTED VIEWS. [Reuter's Service.] Paris, Nov. 2f>. Commenting on the announcement in Ixmdon that the question was being discussed of sending a British ship fc, take off the Britishers who may be endangered by the French withdrawal from Cilicia, in consequence of the Franco-
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    63 7 An examination of the Victoria Institution Boy "Fire" Scouts was held at the Fire Station, Kuala Lumpur last week. The test consisted of rope and ladder climbing, jumping sheer, life saving, first aid, rescuing unconscious persons from burning or smoky buildings, hydrant and hose- drill etc., how to pre/ent fire
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      196 7 "LITTLE JACK HORNER" PATENT PHOTO FRAME. A PEW OF its (;oon points CHEAP, SIMPLE, STRONG, DUSTPBOOF. FITTED WITH ADJUSTABLE STRUT FOR UPRIGHT OR PAN OR AM A POSITION, also FITTED WITH RINGS TO HANG UP IN EITHER POSITION. SUPPLIED IN VARIOUS FINISHES TO SUIT i > j "Liti jackHcr?? %v
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      571 8 N. Y. K. EUROPEAJN LINES. EUROPEAN LINES. LONDON LINE FortalgkUj 6.rrt*« 7oR~ mXrSEILLES, LONDON A ANTWERP, rla Portt. SHIDZUOKA MARU November 30 HAKONE MARU December 14 YOKOHAMA MARU December 28 I.P9RPOOL LINE Monthly Strrle* EFOR MARSEILLES A LIVERPOOL, r!a Port*. KAMAKLRA MARU December 13 VMBfJRG LINE Monthly S^rrkNi ,OK LONDON,
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      525 8 ELLERMAN BUGKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD, (Incorporated in England.) A New Passenger Service to London. Will commence in MARCH, 1922 S.S. CITY OF MANCHESTER 8725 tons deadweight expected to sail early March S.S. CITY OF SIMLA a new twin screw turbine steamer of 10,500 tons deadweight, luxuriously furnished, with the latest
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      461 8 P. O. -BRITISH INDU^" AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL AND PASSENCEr BERVK E PENINSULAS AND ORIENTAL S. 1 (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY art .t LONDON PAR-EASTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLI DUE SINGAPORE LEAVE SING DONGOLA about 6 NYANZA
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      671 9 T HE SUM STEAM NAVIGATION to LTD COASTING SERVICE renffganu, Kelantan, Ban^nara Telu I Langsaan, Chumpon, and Bangkok.' Patani, Singora, LaPRACHATIPOK r>ec. 7 en arc fitted throughout with electric Ifefci i u 14 for ftwt class passengers. and have excellent the round trip from Singapore to Bangkok i at $22:,.
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      733 9 mmm uwan aieam amp company, Limited, The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd AND EUerman BucknaU Steam Ship Co.. Ltd (AMERICAN MANCfIURIAN LINR) (Incorpoiated in England.) JOINT FOKTNIGnTLY SERVICE TO NFW YORK via SUEZ OB PAHAMA, FROM NEW YORK. Steamer Due S'poro Route For I ??p5L A 0N Dec 24
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      438 9 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (Incorporated in U.S.A.) FOR ACCOUNT OF THE U. S. SHIPPING BOARD. SAN FRANCISCO— MANILA— EAST INDIA. SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. FOR CALCUTTA DIRECT GRANITE STATE Passengers and Freight December 18 CREOLE STATE Passengers and Freight January 15 WOLVERINE STATE Passengers nd Freight February 15 FOR SAN FRANCISCO
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    HONI SOIT.
    617 10 "Hullo! What's the fame?* 1 1 asked. jit was about 11 a.m., and I had just I returned from the Clu- Auction room, to find George in a state of feverish activity, with a large sheet cf foolscap before him, and various bulky volumes ranged on eitber side.
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    PALPITATION.
    104 10 I: is not t n thai n< fa m I jroang man r wrommn comp physical pain in the h« i ii. the dicturbancei they have tru-re neral y I to aootl iree, they have battled (ci.. Raflft Pla Singa] (P,5.) •hvn real diaabtl I begin to sh I
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      654 10 K. P. M KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ (Incorporated in Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co., OF BATAVIA Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Manager Desk 14:.T Marine Supt. Transhipment Dept. 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. ]7r7iTliirS {TuSHSj, Nov. 29.) B«lawan-Deh. SINGKAWANG (Ttoaaday, Nov. 29.) S.ngkawang,
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      262 10 Albion 4 hold the World's record for reliability and low cost ot maintenance. M rite now te r full particulars. I IMd t•l^P^cit^ 2.5, 3'J. M,60 Sit OW COMiYi^liCk&i, M ;TOsts. ALHU ).s Ml i T« >K ta s CO, LTD. Scoliloun. ULAStiOW. CtMmiwa'ivi BARKEk CO, LTD, Smj apocc an
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 11 November ->'> Bank 4 n3. 5> j 1 ank demand 2:{ 7-s Private credits 3 m.3 2|4 1.3-32 New York, demand 45 7! Credits 90 days 43,^ France, demand gjr; India, T, T. 270 Hongkong, demand 1:., „.c Prem. Yokohama, demand. 9614 •lava, demand 132V Bangkok, denwind j^Oi Sovereign,
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    PRODUCE.
    144 11 November "Jt">. Tin r_'~> Tona |g] Gambler Cube No. 1 14.00 Gambier 110 0 Pepper Black ttM Pepper iwliiti. fair) 20.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 5. 50 Tapioca, medium pearl f.g. 6.50 Pearl Sago, small 7,50 Copra Sundried 11.00 Copra Mix 1t. 60 Opium, Benares uncert: 4.500 Rice, Rangoon
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    41 11 11.30 a.m. Saturday. Nov M, 1921 Pile Crepe. Ribbed Smoked Sb Closing Prieet. Closing Prire* Bayers Sellen Buyers Sellers. 01 MT-. 3SL. Jan. to March 40 April to June 12 1 I.^ Tone of Market: -Firm.
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      229 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A. D. 1720). FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives— Messrs. BARLOW &Co Messrs. BARKER Co., Ltd {nn n}r ct r Messrs. WE ARE Cc, Ltd. branch Office— 64, The Arcade, Coliyer Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager
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      54 11 WEATHER REPORT. Kandaiif Kerbaa Hospital. Nov. 25. Bared 82 Fah 101S.-1. 1015.8. 1017.K. Tomp «1. 84. 80. Wet Bulb Ther. 70. 7», 7v Dir. of Wmd N, E, Calm. Max. Temp in shade *<?>. Mir.. Temp in shade 70. Max in B^B Ioroken. T« rad. The* 72. Rain fa!T in
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      389 11 MAIL TABLE. Intermediate and local mails »ii] b. Ummt j :n list below: Federated Malay States, Malacca, Miar n| Penang (by train) 6 a.m. and 6 p.m. dally except Sunday). Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Blngei Lembing Kuantan via JerantUt (By train* fl a.m Anamba I Natvna Is. BaUrier B «.m. K
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    SEQUEL TO HARBOUR COLLISION.
    1051 12 AN APPEAL ALLOWED. A collision which occurred in the harbour in December last year between vessels owned by the Straits Steamship Company and the Singapore Steam Launch Company, had a sequel in the Supreme Court on Saturday, before the Chief Justice. Sir Walter Shaw, and Mr.
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    SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    337 12 ODBLL CUP FINAL. Sunday morning saw the final race for he Ode!l cup and eleven boats started. At 10 a.m. Mi". Veldon sent t e fleet away in lijrht variable airs thai practically held a 1 through tin- race and spoiled the interest i) th from the
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    137 12 SCOTLAND vs. THE BEST. The following was the result of the match Scotland vs. The Rest played on the S.G.C. links yesterday. Scottish players first. Lornie and Dove Clarke and Acton 1. Gibson and Smith Rutley and White 1. Gallie and Gilbertson i'» Braddell and c. en
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    MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP.
    45 12 London. Nov. 2ti. l foil* urn- is the result of this race.— Blue Dun., 7 to J 1 Air Balloon, Km to 6 2 Franklin, l<» to l Twenty four horses. Three lengths between winner an 1 second, third four lengths behind.
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    NEXT PENANG MEETING.
    54 12 (From Our Own Correspondent^. Pesmag, Nov. 2$. There were a ■■uo,\ number of horset the race course when training commenced this morning. All were in good form and some fast work was done. The Sultan of Perak'a Kaipai, after doing three- furlongs fell, broke his back and
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    Y.M.C.A. GYMNASTIC COMPETITION.
    104 12 The first annual gymnastic competitions :nconnecticn with the Y.M.C.A. gymnasium will be held on Tuesday and Friday of his week. The competition for men will be held on Tuesday evening at 8.30 p.m Members and Mends are invite 1 after the competitions are concluded a new class
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    62 12 The P.CJI.O's return of mortality for the week ended Nov. 1 2th for Singapore shows 298 deaths, a ratio per mille 36.48. ITU chief causes of death were malarial fever 31, phthisis 35, convulsion and fever not specified 25, beri beri 23, pneumonia 22 ano dysentery i«. x 0 cholera,
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL.
    908 12 MALAYA CUP. SINGAPORE heat NBGRI SEMIiILAN. By the narrowest margin possible Singapore defeated Negri Sembilan in a tie for the Malaya (up on the Padang on Saturday, ■coring the only try in the last two minutes of a game which was always keenly contested and of decidedly Interesting
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    308 12 The liirM on Tanjofig at Port Swetten mi i. now a white litfht, occulting every 80 seconds, thus lijrht 20 seconds, eclipse 10 seconds. The ligrht should be visible in dear weather for a distance of 14 miles. The M. M. branch line Haiphong is expected here from
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    243 12 VICTORIA THEATRE. K;u;!s Royal Hawsiians open their season tenfght at tiie Theatre, after having created success in Kuala Lumpur. The r'<-i pi. gramme is re.,! night of Haws music, songs and dances, and should prove a success here, being 10 different from anything else that the public have
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    THE ALLEGED SEDITIONIST.
    92 12 When the case of Syr Abdullah, the alleged Italian seditionist, was called up in the Third Cart on Friday. i t waa decided to alter the nature of the proceedings against him. Ho was originally charged with having acted in rontravention of an order passed during wartime,
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    131 12 From a line out just outside the visitors' twentytive the ball reached Warren and he, seizing his opportunity in characteristic fashion, ran through for a brilliant try. It was one of the best tries seen on the Club ground for a long time and stamps Warren as a first class
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    SELANGOR BEATS PENANG.
    98 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Nov. 26. In the match in the Ma aya Cup, played to-day, Selangor scored sixteen points to Bight notched for Penang. It was a very hard match and play was equally divided. Selangor taking chances led in the first half and put
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