The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 November 1921

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. n CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921. NO. 10,117.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    222 1 Sir Stanley Duldwin o\ presses the opinion that ;i turn in tr:;de conditions all over the world has bccsl n:iched Pftf* 7. Admiral Ueatty has expressed satis>actioii with the progress m;;de ir. reU^rd to Mval affairs at the oMterenre —Page 7. A i-onim^ttee has !>i'en appointed consider
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    VERANDAH WAYS.
    1216 1  -  SHEILA MOORE Th€ kaki Uma or five foot way, forms a unique and characteristic feature of Singapore .street life. Within its narrow boundaries may he found men of all rates. Occupation* and ranks of life, busily passing to and fro, or loitering in the shade luring the burning
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      127 1 Maltfeeid RAFFLES HOTEL. I 29th November, 1921 ST. ANDREWS EVE. C P SCOTCH. DINNER I Dancing tin 1-45 a.m. I i^OOi^ NOW. j A. E. McCLARY, "DISTINCTION." I i The stinctive label of a distinc- I tive p iuct that has behind it over I 30 's of unblemished merit
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      173 1 KELLY AND WALSH, LTD. I 1 O GHILDRENS 1 ANNUALS I ILLUSTRATED AND FINE AND BOOKS FOR ART GIFT BOOKS j CHRISTMAS I FOB ADULTS FANCY CALENDARS for 1922 j*^ o Great Variety of Loose Cards I LtilPiStmiiS from 5 cents each. j r>^ Fine Selection of Private Cards i
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      102 1 LATEST Al)\ ERI iSEMENTS. Y ClirisJ -t pricei ai Chotin i .M w Rims at tl bin i; Pa e li. Armco ini i I ron av< i million! of i vui ds yea rlj I'; i Notification i>v building 5. > i it reasons Pa I Madame R. Alii:
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      133 1 THE IVEKB 29th. High Water, i>.4l a.m.. 10.58 p.m. Rent Board, 2.1.") p.m. Football Scotl ird va, B 1 B. A. mtg., Garden Club, 5 p.m. S. S. 3 nit<^.. 5.15 )>.m Hawaiian Troubadours. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Wednt »daw, 90tk. High Water. 10. 20 a.m.. ll.:;T p.m. St. Andrew's Day.
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    227 2 iiriuah motorists during the first half of 1920 j)aid into tlu< Treasury in taxes something approaching £9,000,000. The lung anticipated debate on the subject of revision of the Ceylon Legislative Council took place i n Colombo on TbursSennet Freres (China) have sold the laigrest diamond ever seon there to Nanyang
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      192 2 TO ITT OR FOR SALE. Large God ms, newly erected, area from 10,000 I 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. Large st rca from G.OOO to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also Bungalows. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply to A. J. ABRAHAM, 56, Robinson Road. Marsilling Building. VICTORIA
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      249 2 IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 Sharp JAMES J. CORBETT IN "THE MIDNIGHT MAN" SERIAL EPISODES 8, it, m and 11. EIGHT NEW REELS (Continued next TUESDAY). IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.15 p.m. PRIDE "I^r DEVIL PRESENTING ALMA HANLON WITH CHARLES HUTCHINSON "BY HOOK OR CROOK" i SPLENDID WORLD
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      896 2 ALHAMBBa From MONDAY, November 28, to SATURDAY, I THE SENSATION OF TWO CONTINENTS, A TRII DRAMATIC AIM A Picture of Vital Theme. Powerful Characterisation, w ancc and Production, a Play of Supreme Splei A Screen Version of the play of the same naim in w 1 GEORGE ARLISS scored a
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    HARNESSING THE WIND TO WIN CROPS.
    211 3 HARNESSING THE WIND TO WIN CROPS. Dutch Farmer's Friend. I is not th« mly country in w cient windmill is still h and j Nebraska, in that very up- j country, Amerii a, i :is also discovered its trail e ai i eap source of power, says E Sci .1
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    102 3 the i v a ive the i it a lici The case v» ek. were about fifty Germans on board the Dutch vessel "Prins Der Nederlanden," which arrived in Colombo recently from Amsterdam and which sailed for Bai The Germans are going to the Dutch East Indies for the purpose
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    SINGAPORE AS NAVAL BASE.
    400 3 Ohsokt For! Canning". I si i aning a big British n in th Par based on and H oigkong- which the world's Press is commenting upon to-day new idea. Before the war, during fche war and since the war. i have pointed out time and again
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    WOOD INVITES PRINCE OF WALES TO MANILA.
    50 3 reri >r Gei era) Wo II ai ounced extend) I i' l the ft t 1 after I (apart. I tal Ween ided through the Department of War at W I Ihrince is expected to ome to M here tof the it M
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    192 3 ne the Ro :he Vat i lecide i to call a conference of astronomers to coi ble reform of •.n<! hei v <; i.;,. dates. essary i ents, h is stat< under v ardinal er has ed tj preside the mei I which i ft Eng and t ■!>•>■ svar
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      245 3 ■Sl f^ i iLdr* n- ft iM*\ V^Sy "VALET" Safety Razor The Valet" AutoStrop differs from any and other safety razor in the fact that it B Minple self-stropping device built right into the head of the razor. With this device you can retain for months the perfect shaving edg<
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      161 3 WE OFFER FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY, EX STOCK, AT I Galvd. Mosquito Netting, in Rolls 36 in. by 100 ft. by 14 mesh. Green Painted Mosquito Netting, 36 in. by 100 ft. by 14 mesh. ALSO A QUANTITY OF I GALVD. WIRE FENCING, FOR PIG, DEER, ETC. I WE INVITE YOUR
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    CLERGY AS AGITATORS.
    235 4 Kvil Effect of Rhetorical Bxaggiratl— Dr. U<n Ky Hunson, the Bishcp of Dur- ham, addressing the Durham Diocesan Conference referred to labour questions and (declared that great barm was at present being dene l>y the reckless denunciation of the existing social order, often by men who had
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    ABSENT-MINDED.
    188 4 Berlin, Oct 2L The must absent-minded man in Germany, has been discovered at the big railway junction of K sen, in Brunswick,' where he dia that he had left his' taining o\ < i v marks c2"> shillings) at the ticket office of his starting point. As he ha<i
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    HOUSING OF GOVERNMENT
    148 4 SERVANTS. T e hon*ble Mr. Pollock wi tea to the 'Hongkong Daily Press.— As 1 had of reply in tin Debate yesterday, I like to explain that I r.id not intend to BUg- at I lovernment >■ My sole i nt it' a1 ia bad finance, iew
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    230 4 Separate n eetinga of the Hongkong Hotel Company, Ltd., and the Steam Laundry mpany Ltd.. of Hongkong, were held on N.v nth. to ascertain whether the taking ovei of the latter company by the Hongkong Hotel Co. would '■">' agreeable t<> the shareholders or not. Resolutions in favour of the
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      396 4 THE BRAND OF CONFIDENCE X iE^ I I I 1 Iff /m V'i w Guff /1 rArQ rrom Bad Abaccsics, OUll^lClb ulcers, Glandular Swell- I ings. Eczema, Boils, Pimples, Eruptions, Piles. shoold at once realise that these complaints are the symptoms I >ted Blood Impurities, and while S j**-m *m
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      627 4 MORTGAGEE'S SALE I VALUABLE LAND AM) PREMISES 1 known ai 1 Nos. 2. I, 8 and Hi Nam Lock Stroi't. ginßapn II To be sold by I ul.lic Auction BY MKSSKS POWELL AND < o. Ill) I At their Sale-Kooms, If and 17 Raflcs Place, Sin K ON TIKSDAY, 13th
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      374 5 WANTED. [ATELT Two fair con i, aged between tiftee I all] assist in Circu East Indies. Deesi mpanj agent sailin Apply personally Bose' Beach Road, Singapore. 29-11 rn.V, I ->mpote-nt e\ local Mercantile Oflei about experience an B >\ No. 20fr •;n-ll "Tabawak government. re young men re Gov< rnatent
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      508 5 1 ____^£TION_SALES_" AUCTION SALE OI i "T ■'•-".T.V CHEONG KOON SENG CO., 89-1] Auctioneers, 6-12 AUCTION SALK OF 10^'" 1 0 At No. S] Kl.ng Street MXt to our saleroom 1 ON SATURDAY. Srd DECEMMeTt^T Now on view. Catalogues ,s, U ed. CHEONG Koon BENG CO.. •Kt.ll Auctioneers. .1-12 AUCTION
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      820 5 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. sJ;;:; 1 !i ■< cotonw W, 1921, for the following works: bJL the U ««as at the Victona H Ure School and the Palembang and Sembawah ernacular Schools; Ereetioa of Police Station and Quartos > liakit Panjaar k w.^i 1 1 Per B r^ 1 111 u
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      381 5 CIGAR LABELS AND CIGAR BANDS. We have several .lesion, of cigar labels «HO bands for s.le at reasonable prices c^ immediate delivery. State quan--1 j uei w^th your inquiry. APPELBEE NEUMAN, Inc., Room 230 Kneetfer BniWing, Manila, P.I. POSADA WINE "GOT" H, Telegraph Street. Port Wine (Sandeman's) per bottle $2.75
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      463 5 *v> sfl Irrrrut^ Lj t l^L^Ll w S^'fci —^StSSS "Vrßf^* rE^h lags ■•"^H^^bP^ -j -WH RRRRRRRRBRRRRRW^RR«^IkttM«Mra2Ii^^^J-_._Z--___J-9RBI .Manufactures thereof, manufactured or sold hy him. Any person who uses such mark or any „r aH imitation of the same or otheruain J s';r ffe iV''f tSOfthl Sai lprOpri lls lt th '—f
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    19 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. McQUARRIE. At Maternity Hospital, Penang, on 26th November 1921, to Inspector and Mrs. tfcQuarrie, >i >n
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921. The Road Problem.
    839 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921. The Road Problem. With tin 1 consideration of the Municipal Estimates for L922 cornea uj the problem, ever with us. of bad roads. There are people who complain of Orchard-rd, even of Paterson-rd. Others point to horrid examples of bad roads leading out
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    369 6 H K. H. the Pri of W» due to arrive at Jodhpur this morning. To-morrow being St. Andrew's day there will Ik- a celebration of Holy Communion at St. Andrew*i Cathedral at 8 a.m. Despite the fact that boxing matches take place weekly in Australia the Federal censor deleted all
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    DUFF DEVELOPMENT CASE.
    377 6 1)E( KKE A(iAINST KKLAN'I AN GOVERNMENT. In contu'c-tion witil the DuiT Develop- I nuMit Coanpainy vs. the Govermnent of Kelanta'n arbitration case, we are reliably i informed tat the arbitrator has awarded t entirely in favour of the Duff Development Company on al! points. He has awarded
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    GOPENG MINES VISITED.
    118 6 (From Our Own Corresp ent.) lpoh. >i»\. J^. An int' in connection with mining was ;i visit of inspection, by members f the F.M.S. Chamber of Mints, on Sunday morning t.> Gopeng Consolidated] Mines. The invitation was extended by Mr. A. (J. Glenister on behalf <>f Messrs.
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    HAWAIIAN TROUBADORS.
    237 6 HAWAII AN TROUBADORS. Then «u an essentially Hawaiian atmosphere at the Victoria Theatre last nijrht, when Kaai's Royal Hawaiian Troubad un nade their debut in Singapore. Everything WM Hawaiian the personnel, music. songs, costumes, scenery anil the most pleasant visions of the romantic. usually connected with the South Sea Islands
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    58 6 The Rattk's Hotel orchestra (under the direction of Mr. F. A. Cooke) will play thefollowing programme of mask on Wed-iK-stlay, at 9.15 p.m. Overture Morning, Noon, Nigfel Soppe Characteristic) The Tank Ride hotter Impression) Mjnut>t Paderewski Sllltt Four Indian Love Lyrics Woodford-Finden Valse U Belle aux Bois Dormant Toohaikowsky L.termezzo
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    GIRL GUIDES OF MALAYA.
    319 6 LAD* GUlLUMARD's Nx| h An extremel) I liatory of the 8 lirl Guid< ifternoon in G f he ftrst sine, I wdm yean Bhortl, I ip on the ipacio men! House, K [>e Haviland (D F Mrs. E. Demul 1 awaited their 1 number I connected
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    S. C. C. WAR MEMORIAL.
    32 6 1 in- Committee i I approached >>y fund to defray Memorial. A Fun I opened and the Commitl tions which should !>< Secretary. ui ll to cost approximat
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    95 6 Mr. \v. Peel, t am P. M S with Mrs. Peel I th. B I. Thongwa. There were livelj in the West End a to show "Hon Kit was privately exh I Parliament and -»th.-i sons, who loudly alleged travesty of Incidents. The Rev. Walter N of St. Georges Churcl
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      164 6 MACGREGOR'S I v. O. S- y C^/l PARLIAMENT j/ *W* BLEND Caldbeck Macgregor Co., Ltd. y (Incorporated I* Sb»nwlv*i). ci.rr«^— RIMLESS GLASSES I (,OOD STYLE AM) GOOD SIGHT iff^Wß^ N LAZARUS i JL^L RATTKin KOAD J Uefractionist. U. MEYER, I.SM B THEO'CUP SEASONABLE GIFTS I -r-^%n ?J Friends at Home.
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      168 6 U?~ Fighting] 7 fie iron V kater Think of the metal the Railroads usethousands of miles of tracks, enginfs, cars, bridges, fences, tanks, towers mil- I lions of dollars of the Colony's wealth, I at the mercy of the great destroyer, j rust. l The mind cannot gTMp the colossal
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    CONFERENCE NEWS.
    121 7 BEArn ON NAVAL PLANS. |»OST OFFICES IN CHINA. PBerviea.] .i-hinmon, Nov. 27. n in favour of ;ii Conference is It is pointed out tail ilways vas most n al > movement to f the world. The wev« r, is folt at U M an American would not on
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    FRANCE'S POLICY.
    87 7 Washmgton, \o%. 27. Attitude Germ 1 M. ►uld refrain intil BThta manifest peri Paris, Not. 27. France askI nee pi i to redit rs, if the r v lar- iewi with Fran- tncial Con;th. I'itri^. Nov. 2H. Havaj repreasn■l that tho Turkish A^ree--1.: a i lL'i.minary step to
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    178 7 New Bridge Road morning, a I irai pro--1 -iii yesterday, and a tr. a revolver, D8 instruments ffenee. He was tek on a bail of $l>.-,0 for fur_ be made. lieui Andre Danjou n that he u returning t the i I «,f next month as Consul for France. h
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    HOME MATTERS.
    49 7 BELFASrsj)EATHROLL. IMPROVED TRADE. [Renter's Service week T. incrs P««t x Thi^ en P"*eatants and four ■woiics wounded. The Kt ii London, Nov. 27. si eerh -,i i )cI(U n a hoj)oful I- -Poo :;i;( th ,mw contrary I t w- T^ th:in khe corner "b «"•< the sIH
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    THE TURIN ESCAPADE.
    215 7 ti Paris, Nov. 27 new «W« »tate that the Freneh JJ~J consider, the Franco-Ita. TI Paris, \,n. M The papers, while deploring the Turin mcWent; bandfu, of M forced an entrance to tin- French Consulate •re unanimous in asserting that no great should be given to an
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    GENERAL NEILL MALCOLM.
    312 7 oik nkw o. As already announced Major-General Sir Jchn Fowler will bo succeeded in command in the Straits Settlements and F.M.s.. by Ifajor-Genera] KeiU Malcolm, C.8., D.S.O. Neill Malcolm, besides having had a distinguished military career (he was severely wounded at Paardeberg in the s. African War),
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    72 7 Elephants are carried on the F- M. S. Railways for 25 cents a mile, elephant calves at 12 Vz cents, bears, CTOCOdHoa, panthers, tigers and other similar animals, 12 Va cents, dogs, cats and other small domestic animals in crates, cases or baskets, half cent a mile. Presumably the firstmentioned
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1358 7 WASTING MONEY. (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Nov. 3. There is little else save Ireland to occupy public attention at the present moment. It is true that the House of Commons has devoted a 1 its time to the passing of legislation intended to relieve unemployment, the
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    182 7 WATERSPOUTS. Te the bklitor. Sir, Referring to the account of one I off Tanjong Rhu on 19th inst., the follow- 1 :nu\ by an eye-witness, in 1887 (in your issue of May 16, l'.<i:>,> may be of interest: "I was in the verandah of Parsee Lodge,
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    SUPERSTITION.
    182 7 lo the Kdil<.r Sir. A friend of mine is in trouble, with small-pox virulent in his Kampong. He was standing outside the Malay' Burial Ground the other night when ap-> pealed to by Sergeant, Penghulu, and others as to the disposal of one man just taken by that fell
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    97 7 1 As the work of the Clerical Union has (increased considerably it has been decided: to engage the services of a paid Secretary and the Committee has been fortunate in' obtaining Mr. A. H. Carlos lor the post, who will assume office on 1st. December 1921. I At a meeting
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      193 7 "LITTLE JACK HORNER" PATENT PHOTO FRAME. A FEW OF ITS GOOD POINTS CHEAP, SIMPLE, STRONG, DUSTPROOF. FITTED with ADJUSTABLE STRUT FOB UPRIGHT OR PANORAMA POSITION. ALBO FITTED WITH RINGS TO HANG UP IN EITHER !»osrnov. SUPPLIED IN VARIOUS FINISHES TO SUIT ALL TASTES. /"Lit^ Jack Holder Pet^nt FKoto Frawf i
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      584 8 N. Y. K. EUROPEAN UNES. EUROPEAN LINES. WJN'DON LINE FortalffcUy Serf 1m YOU MARSEILLES. LONDON A ANTWERP* tU PorU. SHIDZUOKA MARU November 30 RAKONE MARU December 14 YOKOHAMA MARU December 28 —^-i M t >:RPOOL LINE Monthly S«niM F()U MARSEILLES A LIVERPOOL, rfa PorU. j i KAMAKLKA MARU December 17
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      519 8 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL 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 followed by the S.S. CITY OF SIMLA a new twin screw turbine steamer of 10,500 tons deadweight, luxuriously furnished,
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      519 8 P. O. -BRITISH INDIA I APCAR D LINE. I (Incorporttod ti England.) MAIL AND PASSENGEP BERVN I I'ENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. (Under Contract with His Majesty'i Goveri i 2 The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY 1 LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVK I FROM LONDON TO MARSEIi I I DUE SINGAPORE LEAVE
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      265 9 THE SUM STEAM NAVIGATION CO LTD P (INCORPORATED IN SIAMI SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE ngganu, Kelantan, Kan^ara, T,lupin. i> at ni lian, Chumpon, and Bangkok. WMU| Blngora, Lafitted throaghout with electric li»>k< V o L1 passengers. an havc excellent und trip from Singapore to Bangkok ,ni bi Duration of the
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      224 9 Thi Osaka Shoseu Kaiski LW, (Ir.jorroiated in Japan). No. 2, Do Souza Street. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (Subject to change without notice) EUROPEAN LINE. For Pen Sai i. Marseilles, London, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hamburg. DUE SINGAPORE. 1.1 _tlas Maru Vtc. 21 Dec. 22 Ifaru Jan. 23 Jan. 24 **Oniit Marseilles.
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      794 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co Ltd AND Kllerman BucknaU Steam Ship Co., Ltd MANCHURIAN LINB.) (Incorpoiated in England.) I JOINT FOaTNIGaTLY SERVICE TO NFW YORK vis SUEZ OR PAIIIM*, FROM NEW YORK. bteamer y ue s'poro Route For ATRFri' IOX DC 24 Panama-
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      417 9 j PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (Incorporated in U.S.A.) FOR ACCOUNT OF THE U. S. SHIPPING BOARD. GRANITE STATE Passengen and Freight Deeeasbef 18 CREOLE STATE Passengers and Freight January II WOLVERINE STATE Passengen i ad Freight February 15 FOR SAN FRANCISCO %ia MANILA AM) HONOLULU. WOLVERINE STATE Passengers and Freight
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    509 10 ERASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARK BROKERS. MONDAY, NOV. 2Sth, 1921. MIS IS G. I. Figures in bracket* shows the capital aii.i issue value of the Share in dollart linlCM otherwi&e m&rkea C. Cum diT. x equals ex div.] Ayer Weng (*l) 1 Hitam Tin (.'JOO.COO— 1.10—1.20 Jelantoh
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      457 10 K. P. M KONINKLITfE PAKETVAART MAAT3CHAPPIJ (Incorporated in Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co., OF BATAVIA r«le©Lone 131 Paatmgt Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Manager Desk L487 Marine Supt. Transhipment Dept. 3 COLLY ER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH' THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. RI T MPHIUB (Tuesday, Nov. 29.) B«Jawan-Deh. SINGKAWANG (Tuesday,
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      377 10 S. S. MARBLLA. Conaigneea of c;;:j;<) per the above Bteajner from Austntliit are hereby notified that a general survey of :iil cargo lajld«<l in a damaged condition will be held on Thursday Ist December 1021 at it a.m. in fodowm Nos. .'5 and 4. No further surrey will he held
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      90 10 HAVfc Ylllf that every time you operate the starti switch your engine will immediately respond? If Not fit an "Exide* Storting Lighting Battery which will unfailingly start your car and till hare a reserve of power. Adkimson GHfitlan Co., Ltd, I SINGAPORE. —^—^—^,^,,11,11, |M Tr^-^. m F O R Oy
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    EXCHANGE.
    96 11 November 28, Bank 4 ms. 2i4 1-8 Bank demand 2 3 7-8 Private credits 3 m.s. 214 11-H Aew York, demand 45% Credits 90 days 4H i' 2 France, demand 015 India. T. T. 171 Hongkong, demand i>;\ i t Prem. Yokohama, demand 96 14 •lava, demand lSt% Bangkok,
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    PRODUCE.
    149 11 November 2fl Tin Buyers no sellers 881% Gambier Cube No. 1 14.00 Gambier 1 1 on II.KJW Pepper Black 13 og Pepper (white fair) 2H.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 5.50 Tapioca, medium pearl f.g. 6.50 Pearl Sago, small 7.50 Copra Sundriad 11.00 Copra Mix 10 <jq Opium, Benares uncert:
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    T. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    42 11 12 o'clock noon. Nov. 28, r.'_'l Pale Crepe. Ribbed Smoked Sb. Cloting Pncet. Cloting Pricet. .Bayers Sellers. Buyers Sellers. s- n"; :n>.. 38 Jan. to March 41 41, April to Jane u v fone of Market Steady
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      1639 11 THR HRPAT I?At"rrn%i Aa«aranc.ii In fore. »v« 117,000,000. I lUb GREAT Umm J^ASSJMNH COMPANY, LIMITED. 1., bM £20,000 depo 8 l(«i with th« Su^T, Co rt LON»ON OFFICE :»2 Old Jewry, E.C, I PLANS OF ASSUy.ANQE K*K *n.J. and c«mpU» pttfa the British life A*«uraEce Compaalw Aet 8 lIRECTtkV^ENCIKa t
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      268 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A. D. 1720). FIRE MOTORCAR" MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives—Messrs. BARLOW &Co Messrs. BARKER Co., Ltd. Messrs. WEARE Cc. f Ltd. Branch Office-44, The Areadle, Collver Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager THE LONDON LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO. LTD. (Incorporated
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      151 11 VBBSBLB ARRIVED. Barentn, Dut. l".«m. from Soenxbaya 28 for Batavia 4. Nanking, Amer. (099, from S. Frisco 28, for Honj;kon^ 1. Sa^radahoc, Amer. 4030. from Soerabaya 28, for New York 3. Haiphongr. Fren. 574. from Saigon 28, for Saigon unc. Aynthia, Brit. 281, from Asahaa 28, for unc. Lake Gitano,
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      315 11 MAIL TABLE. Intermediate and local mails will bs /•aai n list below:— t Federutcd Malay States, Malacca, Maar ani i'«:nang (by train) 6 a.m. and 6 p.m daily (except Sunday). M(<1 Romphius 9am i 'lnl; i>- Singkawang H a.m Maaaima 9 ajn K< Pooh Mow 9am ClJ|) Hong Aik a.n,.
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    406 12 KAMPONG RUGIB MURDER. A Chinese boat builder, See Ah See, wa» brought u') for trial for the second time before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter S. Shaw, and a special jury at the Assizes yesterday charged with the murder cf another boat buikter, Koh Peng sion^, in a
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    ALLEGED INDIAN SEDITIONIST.
    100 12 ia I tig t i I uneil was c< ntinueM inu back by Mr, A. F. er of the City of e of Sj tan Ol! of Adelai le, having been bout two iv: at! o China ports, the vessel f touch* n October 24. voyage the
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    MUTTON PRICES.
    88 12 With reference to our commentary Pric< which sp] ed in yesterday's issue, we are asked to point out that the price list i n question 1 yde Terrace Market only, where, up to yesterday, we are informed, no G ftrernment mutton has been sold, and rice quoted in
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    AUSTRALIA IN THE WAR.
    89 12 Messrs. Kelly Walsh send us copy „f 'he Official History of Australia in the War of 1014-18, by Mr. C. E. W. Bean, Vol. 1, which tfives the Story of Anzao, from the outbreak of war to the end cf the fust phase of the Gallipoli
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    BAGAN RIVER RUBBER.
    360 12 The Mcond report of the Directors to. the Shareholder! of the Bagan River Robber Co, Ltd., f the year ending Sept. 30th, 1921, st tea The grant to the land purchased from The Sungei B»g-an Rubber Co., Ltd.. has been issued by the Governmeni in the name
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    53 12 Singapore, \.i*. 2S Kubl r C tts 95 cents, 1 i its 224 cents, $4.50, < T. uk I |6.10, Parit P< I Mala $1.25, 25. ir $1.07%, X nth S in?s ff Peta »'>•— U il. Tra- I 12-25, Faw R nd Ncaves $27 v^ ea
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    62 12 were by Estate a >m on the i as Road, Mr. i g Oi $85,000 hold land and 133 > ggs A. N I Pillaj *****; bouse 256 2 Victoria Street, area 134.-, "i ft by Mr. A. N. y&ppa years' leasehold 70 5 off Arab Street feet,
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    JOHORE LANDS.
    140 12 bill has been framed for the ira] tion f a condition relating to the more tive cultivation of certain country bje I and reasons state bject of this Bill is to empower the Commissioner of Lands and Mines to impose mere stringent cultivation conditions on land? alienated i
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    106 12 Twenty new locomotives for our mil ways bfcve recently arrived in -parts from the United States sajra the Malay Mail. These are Ix-in^ "assembled" at Port Swettenham. We understand that te n are to be used on construction work and the re- irsinder on the cpe n lines. The death
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    339 12 ST. ANDHKWS lOOTHALL. In the Rugby match Scotland vs. The Rest, to be played on the Padnnj? to-morrow, the following will be the teams: Scotland: Nkhollj Dykes, Warren, Hotfben and Dunbarj Watson and Turnbull; C. 'Graham Brown, Ramsay, McKerron, K. O. 11. Law, Morrison, Kennedy, Mao-' keiizie and
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    TAIPING TRAGEDY.
    363 12 SOME FURTHER DETAILS. Mr. Linford*a \arro\. Escape. > :i. Ta ping Coi reswi the :24th y enacted thia tnorn- n I'. Hai am E ?h i t and r Karim Box and Sing i S bugler, ha AT,. en were pound at about 7 stal n to, v:\hj
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    34 12 A supplement to the F. If. S. Government Gazette on Nov. 25th confirms that Mr B. S. Hose has been appointed to act as British Resident, Negri Sembilan, with effect from the 4th. November.
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION, 1922.
    318 12 Several references have been made to the Malayan side of the exhibition to be held in Singapore during the Prince of Wales visit in March next. The Bon&ean side is thus referred to in the B. N. B. Gazette. The objects of the Exhibition are two'fold, first
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    RUMOUR.
    151 12 1 R ports, no doubt quite rnifo thai the resui p time, but rumour had I connect i Legist; oil meeting M matter t vM't. He is >'■■ ive in g a 1--i be pi 'both need of >"• He trusted that su y." U.K. the > v ignor
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    66 12 At Liberty II:.:: yy-o fa bhi r Dpi Fighting Trail, a William Duncan .al. Nos. and 8 in 4 part :-v tecned in tl i William P. prodm ti n The Pri N of New York, a 5 act stirring patriotic drama starring Georg kne first show, The
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    32 12 Information has been received from Hongkong observatory of a typhoon within a ra-iius cf 120 miles of Lat 17 degs X Long 117 degs E, travelling North, and intensity unknown.
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    19 12 No one will believe me when I tell them of all the glories of London— The Emir of Katsina,
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      226 12 The Wonderful Crookes' Glass, 5 i Thfi« hai b en M p lh€ Itud) i by sit William < I I SMITH AND SONS (Smm) Lid (IncorfH rated i i JOHN DUKB. F.80A.. FSM n r e mi 7/ie Singapore and Straits Rough Diary for 1922. Price, $3.50 per copy.
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      74 12 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital Nov 21 Bared. 82 Fah 1017.7. 1015.9, 1018.1. femn 80, 79, 78. Wet Bulb Ther 76.5, 77 77 D ir wo W i n d N i NB< Cu,m Max Temp, in' shade 82. Min. Temp in shade 76. Max. in Sun Broken. Te rad
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