The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 March 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. fEN CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922. NO. 10,536.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    183 1 There has been a battle at Fordsburg on the Rand in which th e rebel* have suffered badly Page 7. Interest in the question of a rubber restriction policy has been revived in consequence of a statement in Parliament Page 7. The opposing parties in th e
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    ALEXANDRIA.
    1040 1 One more Port on the Homeward voyHistory repeats itself! The Komaas found no City in the Empire so difficult to govern as that of the quick-witted ami quick-tempered Alexandrians; the streetswere cont.nually the scene of tumults between citizens and soldiers," and revoUn ■gainst the augustal prefects and at th*
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      185 1 RAFFLES HOTEL. MONDAY, Tea Dansant, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. WEDNESDAY Orchestral Con <vrt. 9.45 p.m. mUBSDAY Guest Night, Dinner and Dancing. 1 WAY Special Luncheon, Orchestra. SATURDAY. Guest Night, Dinner and Danrint*. K,> i "< and Dincn. will have prior Claim to seats in the Ball Room. R*tn!a( Drttt
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      481 1 Get the Maximum Service of Your -J3 L wtTH A P A Buildings which cost so much W"^ RESERVE with Pabco Paint. the maximum service out of your buildings by Painting them with the paint *fe~=j that stops rot, prevents rust. Re- j^\. h p=^ placement of wood or metal
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      78 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Concert grand piano for sale cheap— Pujjc 5. Shipping: Admiral line lai -t sailines Page 9. j Now Mini t^<- Gaiety :.r».i Liberty] Hall— Page 1. Special dinner and cinema a< the View «ii Sunday Pege 12. Robinscn and Co. advertise osefol lumia©Cf dial table watches P;>._'e 7.
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      167 1 THE W EEK Friday, lltb. Hi^h Water, 0.30 a.m., 1.5 p.m. M. M homeward mail leaveB. M.B.E. mtg., Council Chamber, noon. Band in Gardens, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, \sth. Malakoff Rubber. Boustead's, noon. Race Entries ilose noon. Sunday, I'Jtk. High Water, 1.44 a m., 9.4K p.m. P. and O. outwai-d mail
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    413 2 NKVKN YKAKS FOR <;ANT. KOKHKKS. I The second Assizes vrfere resumed yt-ti-rday before the Chief Justice. Sir. \\\ilt- r Shaw, the trial of the five Chinese, lav Ktuijr ll<>ik. Lin A 1: K >w. Ea Beag Rai r., Kn b iH Tin <*honir > .mbH eh f eomn
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    122 2 I po« arrival at relotab<i recently ea» of Wlril-pai was remove) from the P. and <>. Nagaya, which put into port from the Par Baat The patient, Mr. H. George, who I a deck-steward on the steamer, was .mmedi ite'y rcnioved to the I. D. H. for iuatment. There are
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      205 2 pk_b>. Jsas_Bmsjßmsm_sm_Bjßßjß> i ~smvsmVsmV'^BiCBBBBasas^mVBBaVmYssa~BBBBBBBBBSBB^ TO I IT OR FOR SALE. LAMM G* > OWNS, newly erected, area from lu.v.'OO to 50,000 sq. ft. facing r-vci. I.AKI.F STCHttt from 6,000 to 24,000 svj. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three stored buildings for offices and godowns. Centrally situated. All immediate entry,
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      461 2 GAIE T Y I I. v 4 > AXOTHKR TRIPLE BILL THAT WILL ONCE MORE STUN ALL SINGAPORE WITH ITS GREAT DRAWING POWER AND NEW ATTRACTIVE THRILLS. IN THE Ist SHOW AT 7JBO SHARP Frank Keenan and [nid Markey in he Phantom" A GREAT DETECTIVE DRAMA IN 5 PARTS "BUNGB
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      457 2 LHAMBB^ From Sunday, March 12, to Friday March I A SELZNICK PHOTOPLAY OF DELIGHTFUL CH \vy\ i! HUMOROUS SITUATIONS THAT THOROI GHI V 1 reatutMUK Louise Huff in a Story of a who hired a husband .s<> th..with married men THE DANGEROUS P ARADISP In 6 Parts *■**<) Ej It
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    SCOTTISH SPORT.
    652 3 'From Our Own Correspondent) Edinburgh. Feb. 13. Frost aga -i playc i havoc with th<> Rugby (programme; tome very interesting chainI onship Batches had to be cancelled, and the- pity is that they arc now off for th.' ion. It v m be to :<. say that thesi
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      204 3 I mi \J^ I L# A[jjj| iS iL iS -ff S M«. H 111 i I 1 MOTOR VEHICLE DEPARTMENT OF j I j THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED. I ><■*— i mi— ■jl .sr4Lg^asa.gß-.. < ya-.- .:::-.y t^sraßgßßtaaEi^ aaaa^qt;. J '^VSBSaSWVbSBiBBBBI T Jk *V A— W J 1 f* UB
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    LATE MAIL NEWS.
    727 4 High's of Peeresses. London, March 2nd. Further recognition of women's right to legislate was mavle, when the House of Lords Committee d vided that Peeresses in thfir own right were entitled to sit in the Upper Heeav. The question afore fi'om Rhondda's petitioii to receiTq a writ
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      1045 4 AUCTION SALE OF I Valuable I eanehold L»ivl and the liuwinevs Premises No. 2*. Telok Ayer Strvot,. Singapore Town. \l Messrs. CHK(»Nc; KOON SENG Ce*i >- i< room, No. .'><) Chulia Street ON WRDNBSDAY, 22nd MARCH »t LM |m (a) All that piece of land >ituat( at Tclul. A\ >
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      887 4 PTMf\f T sP "^fflleilfex MLnfg i*. \j JL JL m. JmbY fll^l wmL^ b%*°\ j THE PRICE OF rp T HP A TkT 1 J» JL JL A\ INI I Before buying other CEMENT W 1 sjkavaj fllkvJmV f JL T JL I PHONE 172. G. AURELY CO i?ATTDiu¥i7n<c7l IMPORTANT
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      520 5 TO LET. i.KT, "Dalydamt" M Killiney Ro»H entry. N'o* on v.ew Appl; d Free Pre»«. I| BT Malacca Street Apply t< then uc newly built compound hour«n u< Road, close to junction with Bukil •)i mile) with f.ve bed-raoma jj four bed-rooms and rerandab „,r laid. Nou arallablo. Apply Tan
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      623 5 WANTED. j Small furnished Bungalow or flat want* y by gentieman. Apply 774 care of Free I'rea 1«-K WANTED NTRSE, with experience, for litt Kirl aged r Apply Mrs. Pierrepont, care < Telephone House, Hill Street, Singapore. l^i 17 -t t RUBBER BILLET. I "Applications are invited for the post
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      806 5 NOTICES. :d SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND EXCHANGE. The Annual General Hooting of Members 1 of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce and Kxchanjje will be held in the Exchange Room, on Friday, 121th March, 1022, at Lli p.mJU SI NESS. ,f I. To receive the Committee's Report and AeCOUnU fo«
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      753 5 NOTICES. ORIENTAL TELKPHONH AND BLBCTRJC COY., LTD. in the United Kingdom) Xo'Jce to Telephone Subscribers. Telephone su"b.scribors are notified that ar supplementary list, dated March, 1922 can he obtained upon application at Telephom House, Hill Street. J I». PIKRRKPONT, Manager 17-3 THE SZE HAI lOXG BANKING ASD INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED.
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      815 5 _jQ^odwood Hall. THE MUSICAL EVENT Oi THE YEAH TUESDAY nth and WEDNLSDAYmiI APRIL 1922 At 9.30 p.m. Sharp Grand Concerts ANNA Ei-TOUR The Greatest Sons; Interpreter. LEO PODOLSKY Tht> Phenomena! Pianist. VERA MIROVA The Famous Dansousc. Admission $3 and $2 BOOKING AT MOUTRIE'S FROM APRIL fell Entire Change of Programme
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922. Rehabilitating Europe.
    734 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922. Rehabilitating Europe. The decision of the Italian Government to hold the Genoa Conference on April 10th closely follows on the heels of the announcement that the United States will not take part in it. Dealing with the latter first, the reasons cabled out
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    537 6 Karachi, the last town in H.R.H. the Prince of Wales*! Indian tour will bo reached this morning. He embarkf on the Renown this afternoon. A social in connection with the Presbyterian Church will be held this evening at 8.4. r > o'clock, there will consequently be no rhoir practice. A
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    89 6 CLEARING THE GROUND. The Exhibition grounds will be cleared up on the 25th day of March, and all surplus material removed from the roads and open spaces. All surplus material belonging to the Contractors employed must be removed from the grounds on or before tho 23rd day of
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    COMMERCE SECTION.
    105 6 The achedule of diplomas and medals to b_» awarded has now been is*uvd. There are no entrance fees or forms of entry and the mere f;u-t of exhibiting will give the necessary qualification. Diplomas and meoials will be awarded for goods of local manufacture for their merit. For
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    THE ELECTRIC INSTALLATION.
    188 6 The new high tension underground cable which the Harbour Board have just laid from Keppel Harbour to Tanjong Pagar and which is to be used to supply current to the Exhibition, was completed on Satur- day, current was switched on on Monday for the first time, and
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    MALAY FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT.
    262 6 Comment has been made in noniß circles as to the price of admission to the Exhibittion, and the view expressed that the charge of 20 cent* is exceedingly small, when it is remembered that all who enter the Ground will be able to witness the interesting Malay
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    KEDAH EXHIBITS.
    284 6 The eliminating exhibition of Kedah Produce, Arts and Crafts and Agriculture, took plac e at the Government Engliih School, Alor Star. The three claas-roomi requisitioned for the purpose were equipped with articles from all quarters of the state. Crowds flocked to learn what the class-rooms had to teach,
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    BRUNEI'S EXHIBITION.
    462 6 SOHM Idea of wh >t Bn.n. the Mdaya-*,rn,,, Exhibitk bg the follow** parties bits. destined for ih. lion, shown at the Afriealtur. Bmrn-i on Fck -,f,. The Res,l,nt Wr These Exhibits occupied th, w> lance hall of the Government Ol were so numerous and raried ii that even
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    THE AGRICULTURAL SECTION.
    108 6 TH E AGRICULTURAL SECTION. Entries are coming in iplendid Agricultural Department of the Exh:!ti 0P with the exception of the Btfi Section, for which very ONT exhibit? havi been received. Poultry nrc i?»>ing to P^vide a large ami btatitiltg oM the Section comprising exhibits ri novel uses of rubber is
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    118 6 In the Hospitals Cup final, (lujt London by 42 points to at Richmond IftMn. Powell Co., LM.. I tion to the sale to-day at Bonded No. But Reckwuati.n nt 9 a.« JJJ sfci assortment of popular aikl brands of liquors, will b<> lots. A farewell dinner will hon'bL' Mr. Bong
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      219 6 MAWiSWi'ANW.V.V.V.V/.VAn '.•.V.'.V/.'.'.VA'iSV.NV/JVdWWVkV j Ask For jj MARTINI ROSSI'S ITALIAN VERMOUTH jj Italy's Finest Production. if Galdbeck Macgregor &Go., Ltd. J (Incorporated in Shanghai.) j! Tel. 228 87 Cecil Street. j %'.\%\'///.\\V.V.V. < I .V.V J PATRONIZED :JJ^!(BP^U BT R TALTT I 1 Jewellery and Silverware IN NUMBER, IX VAHIETY AND
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      165 6 j Y ENGINES. FAIRBANKS-MORSE The power needs of the most exacting service are efficiently provided for j wherever "Y oil engines are installed. For Grain Elevators Irrigation j Power Plant Metal Mines Muni--5 cipal Light and Power station are i some of the more popular uses of i •Y Oil
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    BATTLE OF FORDSBURG.
    333 7 REBELS DEFEATED. IpgETARING I oi: \<tio\ rater 1 3< rvi.v. j I'retoria, M>\r. (.ntinues in VUietJO atta* Fovdehnrg „f women and children Bored hut a ftf 1 01 apparent ti^ht i emeu who ei in 1 ased. ilitar) ;t orit ll > tuation ;,t Powh I if
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    FROM WASHINGTON.
    219 7 ■OCUmm AMKNDMENT. Washington, Mar. 15. to course of the debate on the Pacific lp l > in the Senate Mr McCumber quot- l platform of the republican presi- rty, urßfrtitf the establishment *n tssociation jf nations for world iubmitted the draft of a measure K for the conclusion
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    320 7 AGAIN DISCUSSED. IN THE COMMONS. j [Reuter't Service"). London. Mar. 1». In tin <• of CoommolM, Mr. Churchill denied i iggi tun of Sir Walter de Frece to the •steel that the Dutch rubber planter? I intimated their willingness to join in the Irk I )->n scheme if
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    THE ARMY ESTIMATES.
    475 7 CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION. London. Mar. 13. Li the Commons, Sir Worthington Evans, introducing the army estimates, said that the proposed personnel of 152,000 exclud- ing troops on the establishment in India, ■howed a reduction of 20,000 compared with 1914, when there was an army reserve of 146,000 and
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS. MONTAGU'S RESIGNATION.
    198 7 GENERAL CABLE NEWS. MONTAGU'S RESIGNATION. N O :OO R D I N ATION. London, Mar. 15. A motion by Mr. T. P. 0 Connor, calling H» ntion to the lack oi" co-ordination in 'hi actions of Government, resulting in >!;. Montas?jV resignation, was fully debut ..as subsequently withdrawn. Mr. <
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    THE OIL CASE.
    263 7 1 KSIKKDAY'S PBOCKBDINGB. The hearing of the action in which Mr. W. M:ias claims over $12,000 from Mr. Malcolm Boramill, alleging breach of palm oil contracts, and in which Mr. Ber■nger counterclaims for $30,000 for breach by plaintiff of ether contracts, was re■OJBMd before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard
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    LICENSING JUSTICES.
    304 7 The quarterly meeting: of the Licensing Justices was held in the Senior Magistrate's court yesterday afternoon, presided over by Mr. P. F. David, District Judge. Others present were Messrs Tan Kheam Hock, J. M. Sime, A. P. Cameron, J. Robertson, Dr. J. R. Gldnnie, and G. J. Mussd]
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    THE WAR MEMORIAL.
    368 7 'last stone of the column laid. t Last evening, less than five months after the commencement of the work, the last stone completing the roof of the Straits SettLmems War Mcmor.al on the Esplanade, was laid. A large amount of work still remains to be done the
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    461 7 The accounts show receipts amounting to i $35,590.82 and expenditure $28,173.73. leaving a surplus of $7,417.09 compared with $15,440.84 for the year 1920. The total membership at 31st December, 1921, was 126. Twenty-four committees, two general meetings and two special general meetings were held during the year.
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      107 7 Makes a Useful Present. J^^'lo '*g 2'^mk ARTISTICALLY I rs&ty^^**** O'l'le SILVERED 8 Q t $!*s§! METAL TABLE WATCHES. J Lt/HfINOUS DIALS. I EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUE I Price $19.50. I i (Incorporated in Singapota). l\i^f "n^ 1 mj&P Natural-Milk I IP er tin. tijlllppf per tin. Special Book on Feeding
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      444 8 CHE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND TRF CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Cd, Ui. TTho "Blue Fonnd" Line— Alfred Hofi ft C*. «Conxp»niea Incorporated in England) I IVaNU, TORT SWETTENHAM A PENANG TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM; RCTVERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. nWGAPOBI to MARSEILLES. HA\HB an* LIVBEPOOL BIN'. \POR» to GENOA, MARSEILLES
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      497 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE KLLERMAK BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co.. Ltd (Incorporated in England). PASSENGER SERVICE HOMEWARD. Steamer L«arinc Singapore s.s. CITY OF SIMLA For Marseilles. London March 31 s.s. CITY OF CALCUTTA For Marseilles. London May 10 OUTWARD. s.s. CITY OF CALCUTTA Honukon^, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama Mar 27 o FREIGHT SERVICE i Steamer
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      576 8 P. O, -BRITISH JNDH AND APCAR LINE Clncorparttad in England MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVirp PEKING JLAB AND ORIENTAL s i (Under Contract with His Majesty's Govenmfpn- LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MARSEII LEv A DUE SINGAPORE LEAM2 SINOaS KALYAN about Mar. 19 KHIVA PLASSY about Apri. I DEVANH A
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      502 9 IHE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM) SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE r, KnUf. Ttmggum, KelanUn, I.ar^rura. Telupin, PaUni, Siugor^, L*- #> i kMmui, LißtMllli Chumpon, and Bangkok. ArriTal Ocpartnr* Mar. 20 Mar. 22 YUGALA Mar. Mar. 29 LHIDOL Apr. Apr. B t trs ar^ fitted throughout with electric
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      271 9 O. S, K. Th^ Osaka ShoseM Kaiika Lt*. (Incorporate in Japan). No. 2, De Souxa Street. Proposed Sailing! from Singapore. (Subject to change witaoot aotese) EUROPEAN LIN& For Port Said, Marseilles, London, Aatwtrp, Roaterdara and Hsmburg s.*. Aliai Maru Apr. 21 dep. Apl. tt s.s. Alps Maru May 13 dee.
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      619 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman Ml Bncknall Steam Ship Co.. Ltd. i AMERICAN ft MANCfiURIAN LINE.) (IncorpoiJited is Siflftiui.) .-.;E*T VOSTHIGHTLT SKRVICB TO NKIV YORK vim Sl«B OS PAJTAELA. FROM NEW YORK. Bto*«*r Du* S'por* Route For KARROO April 7
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      171 9 I INDO-CBINA ?t«..m Navigation Co., Ltd. (Incorperated in England.) Hirect Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shaughai and to Calcutta via Peoang. from Singapore. Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amcy, Chefoo Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtze port*, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA KUTSANG
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      584 9 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. (Incorporated in U.S.A.) 70R ACCOUNT OF THE U. S. SHIPPING 3OAHD. C*Um^ N H^°? G S i NGAPORE CALCUTTA SERVICE. c cecial Mrti D S' T'tS*: Penang, Rangoon end Cale-tta l '""-^SJ oil 3ade f inducement offers.) U a^nr i rSSS f V^ ing issue(l t0
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    549 10 The sailing of the s.s. Van Cloon has been deferred until Monday, the 20th inst. i Information has been received from the master of the s.s. Singkep, that th e gasbuoy off the Djambi river was not burning on the 11th inst. It is suggested in Chatham that
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    HELP FOR THE POOR INVENTOR.
    156 10 A oompany ha« just been formed !'<>r l the uinnuro.i'.l development the inven- tions of \vt>rkir,r-m n, or inventors who ha\-o not the means to place their models en the market. The- procedure u simple ■ml purely bus-msa-likr. If, on rhe application of the inventor,
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      282 10 The China Mutual Life Insurance Company, Limited. WITH WHICH JS ASSOCIATED The Shanghai Life Insurance Company, Limited (Both Incorporated under the Hongkong Ordinances) HEAD OFFICE, SHANGHAI i I DEPftBCiATION IN J INDUS RIAL I VES JViENTS P': be covered by a ed Payment Policy. Company as at December 31, 11)20.
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      156 10 s.s. 6LENOGLB. Consignees of car»:o per the above st-wmer S from Europe :.re herebj notified that a genera] survey oi al] fargo landed in a damaged condition will be held on Saturday 18th inst. in godowns Xos. 1 and I? ar 9 am. No further survey will be held after
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      131 10 The Timber Preservative Stocked inl,o& lu liallon Drum WHY PAY ///g/i Prices for Hard Wood WH£% Soft Wood treated Kith JODELITE IS CHEAPER JTTRT AS GOOD M^Wte /or Particulars to The Borneo Company Limy (Incorporated in England) Singapore, tpoh and Penang. THE MAHKOF GOOD OIL I ion ■K^)]ni9K2L n*Mi I
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      319 10 I MAIL TABLE, Federated Malsv St arcs. Malacca, Mnar and P*-*ng (ly trala 1 a.m. and 9 n.m. daily Intermediate ar.d Ic?a! maila vill ba fonnd in liir below: ro-DAT. Kerimon Soon n r cob Honj A a a'rn! 1 llooh Ho»f Sion M.m. Anamba Katuna Islands Batavier am lmce
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      368 10 KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf. Dredger Shrimp, Launch Moon- f stone, Patrol, W. B, "Sweet," Giang Ann, Launch Petrel. Coal Wharf.— Siak. VESSLjLS IN DRY DOCK Tanjong Pagar.— Albert Dock. S. S. "Rogge- reen," Victoria Dock. Tug "Sunda," S. S. I "Zaida." Keppel Harbour.— King's Dock. Nil, No. 1 Dock. Johore
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    NAVAL AND MILITARY.
    1272 11 THE MOMENTS COMMISSION. 1 (From Our Own Coirsspcndent). London, Feb. 8. 1 The m cruiser DioDK'da will be comißlilrio—d at Devonport about the middle of next month for service on ihe China Statin. H.r crew will l»e diawn from the Chatham <iepot. As s:>on as the Diomede
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    BETTING BY WIRE.
    551 11 The Peel Prosecution. London, Feb. i:>th. Society and racing tables thronged Bow Street Court to hear the case against Captain Peel. The floor of the Court was crowded. Fashionable people itood in the public galleries. The Postmaster (General was also present. The imwoMW alleged that Captain Peel
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    FATHEPHUR SIKRI.
    577 11 INDIA'S HEAD CITY. U'ra. Hth !Vbru«r>. This morning nu Royal Hiigfcaeee watched the sun rise on the Royal, but lon^-dew..•--tori city of Fatohpar SOori, where h« ma.i, :i halt for a couple of hours during h* joui »vy from 6walior to Agra. The foundat, ons of Fati-hpur BUM
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    354 11 In ft!] "divided races" -he Executive Comimittee reserve the right it" they consider the !»>ntries do not justify two Raced -struct the Bandicapper to handicap r.-r »i K only the other conditions remaining t hi .in. Pro- Tided -he number of entrie* justify their m doing the Executive Committee reserv<
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      235 11 f NY CARLSBERG. 1 Manufactured its Denmark, > k •> M i I .^^^^^l «^^BBB^^ ft f^BvP^a&P^^^^^Bßßßi M MNI VI'CA, SIN<;\IM)KK t v I'IWM,. Pj^ljjjjr^ M I JBMG SEN(, K CO., KELANTAN.J fjoA j^S lIALLAM AND COMPANY W^J^Em *Wl M A!..\ LUMPUR." < |!nARLSBERG| sv i j 'j^^^^r^im til at
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      1059 11 NOTICES. STRAITS RACING ASSOCIATION. A TWO DAY RACE MUTING ("•to the Rules of th* übcve Association) In Honour of the visit of H. R. H. The Prince of Wales to Singapore Will be held under the auspices of the above Association at the Race Course, Singapore, (By kind permission of
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    MR. CHURCHILL'S POLICY.
    918 12 LIKELY TO HE A LONG INNINGS. < From Our Own Correspondent) London. Feb. 10. This week I bad th> opportunity of a chat with the chief personnel at the Colonial Office an the BjßjhJset of Mr. Churchill's general policy. and more especially the directions in which it
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    THE BADAK CASE.
    918 12 Shire Transactions. At th« Km I lll§ of the case in Melbourne < ty I\>li<.e Court, la which Henry Falkiner Scarborough, Alfred Clarke- and Thomas Wist Orton are inarmed with having on divcra dates between Ist January IMS and 31 st July 1920 conspired together to de-
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    SCOTTISH LETTER.
    1254 12 THE LATE SIR HENRY JONES. (From Our Own Correspondent) Edinburgh Feb. 8. By the death of Sir Hcnny Jones, the University of Glasgow loses one of its i most distinguished alumni and a Trofes- 1 sor of Moral Philosophy who worthily continued the great tradition established some fifty
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    110 12 NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND. Amount previously acknowledged $9,597 I Per Mr. Lum Ke e Chaok:— Mr. Ibrahim g Mr. Chia Keng Hoe 10 P«r Mr. L*e Keng Tye: Mr. Tan Tiam Kiat Yeo Bens Wee Lim Cheng Tee Lee Keng Tye _>;, Yap Gim Cheong Chan Cheng- Wan Chua Ann Chin
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    LETTERS OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
    182 12 fhe K>ng has decided t•> make public a further instalment 01 the Letters of Queen Victoria in continuation, and on the lines, of the foraier volume published in lL»07. The task of editing the new series ha? been entrusted t;. Mr. G. E. Buckle, sometime cJitor
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 13 J m -March 16. Bank 4 m.s. 2 U Bank demajid 2 Private credits ni o a j New York, found 4S S Credits 90 days JJJ France, demand India T. T. Hongkonjr, drm:,nd 7. nr p-.-? lokohama, demand j 0 Java, demand JJJ Bangkok, demand 'vo'* Sovereign, Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    165 13 March 16 Tin 100 Tons $73 7* Gambier Cube No. 1 InO n uambier 9 Pepper Black j j\ Pepper (white fair) 2 6.0t Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 7 qq Tapioca, medium pearl f.g 7/0 Pearl Sago srr.a]l g qq Copra Mix j-)'.^ Copra Sundried 10.76 Opium, Eenarsj uncsrt:
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    C.OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    42 13 12 o'clock nooa, Martfc 16, 19l'L\ Pal« Crepe. Eibbed Snoke^ St doling Price*. Cloting PrU—. Buyer* B*D«n Buyer* Seller* Spot f7 27vi March 27V- 28 April to Jura 29^ 30 July to Sept. 32 32V^ font- of Murktti—JSteady.
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    PURE RUBBER GOODS.
    283 13 A home paper states that Messrs. R. F. Brown and S. W. Moorhouse are prominently associated with Pure Plantation Rubber Products, Limited, which opened a shop in London recently for the sale of tj-oods made from pure rubber. A leading line la sports shoes, and the Arm
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    188 13 BARLOW'S KICI'OKI' HiMflpew, Mar. hi Kul>ber._The aucfons on Wednesday opened with K ood a!l round demand pricea showing .light improvement on the previous week. Standard SheeL rwlii •J cento but most bte were withdrawn ,at 26%. Good Quality Sheet was fa fa jvour up to 26% cents
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    FRASER'S REPORT.
    85 13 Singapore, Mar. 16. Tin. CI4JS ISs. 6d. 100 tons nld $7:? Rabber*_Dull and lower. Tapahs $g 80, Cmigieleu 50, UnltaU Malacca. 80 Nyalas $4.1*0, Hay tors $4.50. Minins.—Culliercs $IUK $12 Taipu 67»i 72^, North Tteipinffa 87% WH, Soatti reipinga 40 4"). Renon^s 20s. 9<l -Ms M Nawmr P«ta
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    108 13 Sin pa porr. Mar. Hi ei 33*. Hongkong 7'4 per cent premium. Three- months goM 62. Share Market. Dull. Kubber.— Few enquiries. Allenby iCraigieleu 60, Baaattti 57 H S2H Tam L^alaks 47 V.. 52V.>, Sandycroft. enquired for at 7."), Bukit Kepongi $2.(»2'-_.. Tins.— Taipings 70 7:., Norths BS
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    170 13 Mingaporf. Mnr. 16. Tia.— 4*l4s. 12s. 6d. 100 ton* Bold $73%. Rubbers.— Craiffieleas 50 55, Kedahn $1 80, Ulu Bcnuts 20 '22',, BlOgM 30, M Jim«ha B6 00, Kuala Sidims $1.40 $1.50. Tins.— Taipings 70 75, Norths 87 92 '-j Scuths 40 45, Nawng Puts 47'-
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      457 13 CHARTERED BANK. of India, Australia and China Ircorporatcd in England by Royal Charter Paid up Capital in 600,000 nfcarea of £5 each £3,000.000 Reserve Fund 5.600.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3.000,000 HEAD OFFICE. 38 Bishopsijate, liOr.don, E.C. Agescies and Branches. Alor Star Hongkong Penang Ana ri tsar Iloilo Puket Bangkok
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      110 13 II ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE j (Incorporated to England by Royal Charter A. D. 1720, FWelity Caarantee-Admintetratloi, lion-" •Stesapor, Kepr^Btatives-Mes^. BARLOW ft i Messrs. BARKER Era.ch Offlce-84, The AmifSSfc^S A GORD< >N LEE. Respect ii,,, K t TOE LONDON LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO. LTO. TOTAL 4SBETS »xceed ittJ.OOO K)» Fm»— Injorancci effected,
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    THE ROYAL VISIT.
    2318 14 THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME. Engagements. Blag March, Friday. 10 a.m. I*ands at Johns-ten's Pier. 10.10 a.m. Proceeds to the Reception I'av.lion at Raffles Statue. 10.30 a.m. Proceeds from the Reception Pavilion via St. Andrew V Bond la War Memorial. 10.35 a.m. Arrives at War Memorial. 10.45 a.m. Leaves
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    CHILDREN'S CORNER.
    88 14 Mr. Brown writes to correct two misapi nrehensions in our report of this affair. Saturday's rehearsal is full parad;- oc Scouts an.l Girl Guides for practising evolutions, but is not a full practice with all the children present. Mrs. Winstedt is in charge of the medical arrangements on
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    32 14 Orders for wrek ending March 19th, 1922. Saturday 18th.— Compulsory for all Troops. Raffles Institution Ground, 4.30 p.m. Individual Troop Orders as issued by Scoutmasters. FRANK C. SANDS, Commissioner.
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      79 14 Championship (Preliminary Ties.) R. T. Holder vs. R. D. Hoblyn. W. C. Hill vs. Duff, postpone. J Donaldson vs. Riches. Newcomers Handicap. A. G. Hay vs. W. H. Drummond. W. H. Collyer vs. Romney. W W. Campbell vs. Ifjnkerley. C J. Stephen vs. E. F. White, postponed. K
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      S.R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      81 14 S. R.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. >> edneHday'N ■>ont*B_ A. Class. Thong Foong Koon beat Chua Seng Hong 6—l, 5—7. 6—4. Kiong Chin Eng beat Ong Siow Sian w.o. h It. Clam. Theu Su l^in heat H. L. H. Lim 8 6,1 fi 3- Wee Ghee Checng beat Low Seng Chye B
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      79 14 A. Class. I Chna Choon U>ong vs. Seah Kng Kiang, I to finish. Cheong Chee Tong vs. ("hew > I Enpr Hoe. I B. TTaii I Teo Kwang Nghee vs. T« Ken* Teow, I to finish. Gch Tong Bin vs. Kee Kens I Cheng, to finish. Tan Ten*
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      FOOTBALL.
      168 14 MMMlenex Again Defeat S.R.C. The Middlesex Regiment gained anoth.r success on th e Padang yesterday, when they defeated the 3JLC. by thi\ e goals to one. The soldiers weiv superior in aK departments, ar.oj it was only the truly brilliant eroalkeeping of Oliviero that prevented their winning by a
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      THE RACES.
      119 14 Owners are not fied that the entries! close to-morrow, Saturday, at noon and i in this connection a reminder may given I of the sale of Mr. Or.g Chong Sr.m's stable by Powell and Co. at the Course, to-morrow rr.orning at seven o'clock. All the horses Rrc in
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      CRICKET TOURNAMENT.
      85 14 The following will represent the S R C. against the Services at crcket on Saturday, 18th inst. in the Tournament ftxtu a which was postponed last week cwing to i the weather. Play will commence at i 2 p.m. sharp. T. Leijssius, E. C. La Brooy, S D
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      S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      100 14 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Championship. C. E. Winter beat L. Gosling, 6— 2, 6— 4. F. Ruchwaldy beat O. Fuller, 7—6, 6—4. E. J. Riches beat A. d* Mello, 16—14, 6—2. R. M. Duff beat A. C. Potts, w.o. Newcomers' Handicap J. W. Winter beat C. E. Craw-ford, 6—l,
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