The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 March 1922

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. .mm-w^t fEN CKNTS SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922. No. 10,541.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    206 1 BHfaal having its fill of horror* befefe Easter. The position in Ireland daily gJPawa more strained beeavae of outrages Page 7. The Prince's visit to Ceylon is described in vivid language by Beater's special correspondent Page 7. The Pacific Pact has Heen aaaaed hy the Senate, and
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    THE HONGKONG STRIKE.
    868 1 What, struck me most, about the strike w;<s the l;uk of anything In the dsasestic way which needed worrying about. Kv» r body teemed glad of the chance t<» «»<> something productive, and. the mere rums the strike appeared, the eheei became the Europeans, so by th«<
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      266 1 MALTHOID 1 RAFFLES HOTEL. H'«ci «f Hie lisit tn Singapore of H.R.H. The I'rinr e <»f Wales. iNDAY, -7th M.\l:« H Tea Dnnsrmt. "> p .m. to 7 PJH. SDAY, 20th MARCH... Orrbcstnd Otnecrt, t-45 pjn. W ;0U :-I\F:<")i Rn#«| Ntgkt, DfaUMT .1. l»ancinjr [ARCS Sp**cial Luncheon, Daachltf ;«fter Dinr*?r.
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      110 1 iF^ Number W^ W^ i l^ Virginia Jj ■k CIGARETTES y^* -—————-< |N AIRTIGHT TINS OF >" LONDON ARDATH THE EUROPE HOTEL. j SINGAPORE. j Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. TEA DANCES. Tuesdays and Thursdays. j I The Hole*. Orchestra under the direction of Mr F. R. Iflartens. i THE EUROPE
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      146 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Kn)pir e Cinema new programme Page 2. Alteration of P. and O. sailing* Page B. Estate utkl Trusi sell office furniture Page •">. Nbtke of Harbour Board Hdidaya— Paje Powell and V'o. have two new auction .-•jiK f Pni ">. N«» Admission exre/st by authority to L\ f.ihition—
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      151 1 THE WEEK. i .I[ovdai/ t 2~th. I High Water, 9.51 am., 10.25 p.m. I Chamber of Commerce Rub. Assn., Bxakaaat 2.15 p.m. Logislative Council. 2.^0 p.m. Tinm'au, 28th. Higii Water, \Q:2ti a.m.. 1O.">1 p.m. R< ;it Board, 2.15 p.tn. Telok An-on K. 8., Derrick's noon. Princt of Wales arrives P.
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXIBITION.
    296 2 MALAYA-BORNEO EXIBITION. Ill), M \NN V AMI >i:Ml.\ IS. 4 mantfl win* h Mi- si«wart Bddie TaiU bai bcought <»\.m f.-.-i.i Mjiuin an foil "-nk the am Uw Mnrl at <-f Guillemard Arena« ihr lirep^, > bitioi f r they fri >. of thair kind that ady the l»>% ri-
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    THE SEA SPORTS.
    443 2 in honoajr of the visit of B U- H, the Ivmce of Wales, Sea Sports haw- batfl magod by th<j Singapore Yacht Club, in ti with the Exhibition. The proKlUif extends over two day-. Friday rr:-M)j] and Saturday mornmjr. On the ♦..rmer day, when H. R. H.
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      253 2 TO I r OR FOR SALE. LARGE GOJ'OYVNS. mwly erected, area from lu.jOO to r»O,OO'J sq. ft. facing riv LARGE SfOltßS fror*. Bjßo6 to 24,000 &i\. fi near veharf ami shipping. Al><> ;h-ce fttOficd buildingl for oftires and faiawaA Centrally situated. AH imm^ciiHte suiTf, £.o<v.<z cheap. Apply or write to
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      449 2 IQI^M^pV'J'U Hb IB AT 7..J0 SHARP TO-NIGHT" ARISE LUCIFER son of the Morning, one s ul rejects theer-one hour of glad joy is granted Uiee. Henc« and arise, and I, Gabriel, the Archangel commandeth theo, Lucifer, son of the Morning when the world rejects' thee tGOD WILL PARDON AND AGAIN
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      436 2 ALHA M B K A From Friday. March 24, to W*4mmd*j, ,nh 29 ONE OF THE BEST IF NOT THE BEST OF THE C1 IBi L PICTURES PRESENTED BY HARRY GARsov AL| in which dramatk soapense, alluring romance and redbl pulse- throbbinf and tag „i the heart XT TT O
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    MUTINY AT SEA.
    844 3 JAPANBSB SKA.MKNS BOLSHEVIK TACTICS. Am exi ny story is told by the O-^ika Asahi regard in >r British stianuT <it' r>.*»"»<i t<»ns whi<h had been purchased in i England by the Stki Ann, of Kobe. ar.M was <.n h»T way to k')l>r. when mutiny occurred. Twenty of
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    FAILING OF GREAT LAWYERS.
    380 3 Among th«' drills probtite of wrhicii w.-i .i)i"mnci'<! rec ntly i imt of the Bar] of I Halftbnry, who left kin etti property of! 1 the fro« v ..f £25,009 ll«. <>.i., i i net personalty £24,058 Is. 6d Like rrany other prreal lawyers Lord Halsbury
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    28 3 Musi it bt sorrowfully admitted thai "he Spirit of ,n who is the Prince of Peace r< "s -daj everywhere except within His h Bishop We UV>n. i
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      272 3 Igrimaults syrup of Hypophosphite of Lime f BRONCHmS. |j i^ W CATARRH, STUBBORN i^^l WEAK LUNGS. I coughs, ftfe^l, consumption ■..p.Vivienne a'f^l'H BEWARE at .ill Chomists IMITATIONS T BMIS iS>SSBSSsTPSJBSS^BBS»MSSasSSSSaBSSSWi'W^^SBS^MMSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSsI Manila House. Great Cash Clearance Sale, FROMC MARCH 11th to the 30th. Shoes, Frocks, Blouses, Hats, Children's Shoes, Lingerie, Etc.
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      255 3 i- A.M.A, AM a WM IBi i j; HICK, HAHGREAVES Co., Ltd. j| "O niflow Steam /i-n sines i j; Condensing Plant :j (if//tli Mick-Breguet Fjectair.^ < i: SOLE AGENT IS MALAYA, SIAM, L\DO CHINA, DUTCH EAST INDII J 5 P- v PARIS, 5456 The Arcade, Singapore. wsvtfrvvyvwy^^ %«*^-s*-j*-,fc-.c».ti :-.«s
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    660 4 CEYLON PLANTER'S OPPOSITHHf. At the annual meeting of the Hunuwella Co. in Colombo, Mr. VV. Coomhe. who presi(ied, said: You will remember that restriction was adopted towards the end of 1919; we adhered to the terms loyally for several m:nths until it became quite evident that the conditions
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    SCOTSMEN ARE ASIATICS.
    178 4 I Scotsmen the world over says the Malay Mail will view with mingled alarm ami amusement the refusal of the immigrati m authorities at Vancouver, 8.C., to allow the Highland ex-Service man MacDonald to land, because he happened to sail for that city from Singapore. He had
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    109 4 out. Th Municipal Health Officer, in his statement for the week ending Mar. 18th., gives the total number of deaths as 201, of which two were Eurasians, 158 Chinese, 19 Malays and 20 Indians. The death rat,? was 2K.87 per millo per annum compared with 31.31 in the preceding week.
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      1255 4 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable freehold and leasehold town and sen -Me properties. At Messrs. CHEOMJ KOOM BBNG vV. Co*e Saleroo:... No. 30 C'hulta St. ON WBDKSBDAY, l»th MARCH it 2M p.m. I. VntaaMe f|iiatld lard and toaaaoond boose No. tf» Saylang Road, near Lor- «,:»'.»> sq. ft. to 10. Valuable
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      585 4 I Malaya-Borneo Exhibition jf§^ TITAN %AP' CEMENT I Section B, Pavilion 11. I I All Cement purchased during the Exhibition from the I above Pavilion will be sold at a Special Price. I PHGNB 172. G AURELY CO i Tptegnmt: AURELY. No. 2-b, HNLATBON GEERN, BINGAPORI 8 ■■■11^^^^^— |M— 11—
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    196 5 MALAY A-BORNEO EXHIBITION. Hst MA Km TO Bth APRIL 1922. PRICKS OF ADMISSION. Thr followinjj: tariff is published for geaeral information:— A. Entrance to Exhibition C round (payable ut entrance grates) .20 H. Season Ticket for Entrance ©nly to Exhibition Ground, available at all times during period of Exhibition, not
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    IN THE MATTER THE COMPANIES' ORDINANCE, 1915.
    156 5 IN THE MATTER THE COMPANIES' ORDINANCE, 1915. and IN THE MATTER Oi DUNN AND HEOKGB, LIMITED. the <V ora oi" ie abort in mid Company sie required befon *h«- 1 5th day of April, 1922. Mad :<-ir n i> ind addminn. •nd UM rticnlan »f their <lebrv <ir claiiMs. Rp.d
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    CBYLON GAOL RELEASE.
    141 5 The Governor of Ceylon has been pl.astf in honour of the visit of the Prince 0 Wales to that island, to order the releas »f the fo lowing elaaseo of prisoners 01 the morning of March 21, 1922 (a) Al Cn vvn debtors, (b) all persons imprisone
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    DRAINING A LAK.
    128 5 N-cw Zealand Beauty Spot. It is believed the famous pink ami whit Terraces of Rctorua, formerly features o New Zealand, were not destroyed by tk Maunt Tarawera eruption in 1886, but tha they were only submerged by Lake Rcto mahana. It :s therefore proposed to drai the
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    DUNLOP LOSSES CRITICISED.
    446 5 '*Inepl illicit'." Then wen several lively Incidents at tho cr %\(led meeting of shareholder* of the Dunlop Rubber Company, whose loss of £8,320,000 on the year wil refejied to by the chairman (Mr. F. A. Szarva^) as truly appalling," though his survey of th< future v\is very
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    AMERICAN TITBITS.
    184 5 "Counsel is cheaper khan warfare," .-ays the President WY.N perhaps be doesni know the same lawyers we do. There were t>i lynching^ in ih United States in Mil. Let's past that by and talk about lawlessness in Mexico. Daring December 34 new oil welli were opened in Mexico,
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    72 5 I Amount previously acknowledged $10,045.60 Malaya Cattle Trading, Ltd., 150.00 "Undistributed Assets" 59.82 Singapore Recreation Club 62.00 "Undistributed Assets'' 150.00 Half Proceeds of 2 football matches on S.C.C. ground «43J)1 Per Mr. Choo Seng Yan: V. Jacobs, Au Shiu Wong, An Shin Cheng, Tay See Quee, Lim
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    ITALIAN WILL SUIT.
    564 5 BEQUESTS TO LOCAL CHAMTOB. A probate suit in connection with rhe state of the late Giovanni r.aHKivt. which comprised property in Singapore, Bten am' Italy, HUM before Mr. .J u Bnrrett-Lennanl in the Supreme Court on Saturday, when Mr. J. Cobbett, on hvhnlf •f Mr. Cesare Gaggim*,
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    COUNCIL AND INCOME TAX.
    344 5 Speaking at the annual goneroJ meeting of (he Penang Chamber of Commerce, the Hon*ble Mr. Thornc mHe reference to a mattei win. h w« have oftm rimnnanttd' If amounts, i n effect, to nutting through Coaneil without eve* giving ti for BNmbon and the general publfci
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      537 5 Mr. JOHN DUKE OPTICIAN ajUMNHsea that ho will tpaji fi.r si^ht gf and t;iilo fitting in M \^N maUri Bill l)IN(i. Batti id (lai Flo< r>. SINGAPORE. 27th M:> TO LET. It) LbT. w BUIUNMQI 8-4, S6-5 .ind ::<•.-.; reet »n«i in Hill Strr«.« -hop<«, asarai or Oft' I tT.
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      538 5 WANTED. EUROPEAN LADY WANTED to act as ompanion and to uke care of young girl aged 10. European Family. Apply Hox No. 411 rare of T-'rr. V< g*l WANTED. Baard and iedgin^ near town i>\ BngUah Bsarrlad eavple. Ke ehildren An. v Kox No f>h'_» car* of Flat I'r- I
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      712 5 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF Five British Tongkangs called Bintang Tiga Hintunc I'agi, Xonia IVndek, Noni;i and Neaii K»>chil. Tke property of lnche Tintak bint« Abdullah. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co'.s saleroon No. 30 Chulia Street. ON rUESPAT, IMfe MARCH, AT 2.30 I'M 1. The British tOßfkaac cnlJed Kintanp
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      85 5 NOTICES. THE I SINGAORE HARBOUR BOARD Holidays— Wharf Department. PRIf>AY, MARCH 31st AND SATURDAY, APRIL Ist. (VISIT OP HL R. H. THE PRINCE OF WALES TO SINGAPORE). On Friday March 31st and Saturday April Ist no vessel will i be berthed, no coal or cargo handled, and the Godowns will
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    37 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. I HENDERSON. On Um l'sth F-bmaty, at TJnbridfi-t' Wells, the wifo of C. If. !Ferc>r-.-on, a son. DEATH. HLTTO.V- On the Had Fth Iff, Oakwood Court, Kensinjitoii, Willinm Hutton, late of Singapore Puwml privet-..
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922. Comment of the Week.
    918 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1922. Comment of the Week. According to the manner of Singapore, people are now beginning to sit up and take notice of the Income Tax, foisted upon the Colony when there was a wave of patriotism, the proceeds to help the Home Government when
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    616 6 Mr. John William Haddon it appointed a deputy superintendent of chandu and liquors revenu e for certain purposes. Mr. David Izraelski, a natire of Grodno, resident sixteen years in the Colony, has been granted a certificate of natural ization. t Lieut. Col. Whyte, D. 8. 0., is appoint- ed Commandant
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    THE LATE MR. W. HUTTON.
    130 6 We regret to hear that news has been received by Meaan John Little and Co. of the death at his residence in London on Feb. 22m) of Mr. William Hutton, for many years a director of John Little and Co., in Singapore and London. Mr.
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    GRAND NATIONAL RESULT.
    44 6 London, Mar. 24. The result of the Grand National wa« aa follows 1 Music Hall, 100 to 9. 2 Drifter, 18 to I. 3 TaffyUis, 66 to 1. Thirty-two ran. Won by tw lv- lengths, six lengths between second and third
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    CUP SEMI-FINAL' RESULTS.
    38 6 A Reuter cable of th e 25th tart, pive* the following results of the Association Cup semi-finals: Huddersflfeld Town bfat Notts County s—l5 1 (at Burnley). Preston North End beat Tottenham rfotspur 2—l (at Sheffield).
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    39 6 (F Ollr j^ IUtJ Mail say u h.s e in the robbei ma, H w n t,, 7%. Manufacturer jjj »t present in failure of WouW ing supplies, while <!K T that sonu.thin^ app nan been created
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    PEANAG'S FIRE IMMUNITY.
    31 6 (Iron, Our Ow. < ■«rr,. H .n,«,, l Peaalg The animal report on th, p Hn^a.l, .Uttt that doubtful tin. occurred the total insur.in,, ;Ui ■t th- end of
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    MALAYA-BORNEO EXHIBITION.
    232 6 MALAYA-BORN EO EXHIBITION. AGRf.fJORTICt I H s: \i. smovn Horticultur.il S <( There will be a 1,,,,-t the Slum aid the Ml to abandon th, ■action v. Lumpur without local knot those in Singapore who interest themselv* I UIU ;< »Hoi money to their Kebun, uh<, will j* ir man
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    BOXING.
    30 6 Five cups are bein;.; efeetatej M for the boidng competition whch place at the Kxhi»>iti<m on Friday mjrfat The Service* will be fu'.h iqmn* a good show is certain.
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    ARRIVALS FROM BORNEO.
    76 6 ARRIVA LS FROM BORNEO. Tin- Kajang which day at noon brought Bumbef of i Ito Singapore in Prince's visit They tnc'vtk H- K Pearson, Governor of British Nort Mrs. Pearson, H. H S tai Panjeran Perancha. P and other notabilities i f Borneo I distinguished viait f" (lt •tOß*a Pier.
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    107 6 Mr. Lac Chooa (Juan haf a** sionally appointed ai aaeaVfal J Legia?ative Council in phm of Mr Ong Sianjr. A QaaetU ■JtUaonMaan <kf Sal. ulJ, f notifies the appointment of the hi'nT> F. S. James U Deputy of the during the latter*! ibiaiifi 'rom lho tj A -gentkmaa" with a
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      210 6 SSWiSWASViSVAV.'.SSSV.V.V.S SSNWWA'.'AWiWySVSWyWAS J 4s#f For I MARTINI I i ROSSI'S ITALIAN VERMOUTH j Italy's Finest Production. j; fGaldbeck Macgregor &Go., Ltd. l m m (In in Shanghai.) S; Tel. 228 87 Cecil Street. 5 Jewellery and Silverware IN NUMBER, IN VAKIETY AND IN CHEAPNESS THERE IS NONE TO RIVAL B.
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      282 6 What about your BAGGAGE YOU insure your valuable and effects at home: do you protect them in your baggage when travelling? Property to the value of many thousands of pounds is lost, damaged in various ways, or stolen every year in transit by railway and steamship, or while the Owner
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    BLOODY BELFAST.
    631 7 FAMILY BUTCHKEKD, |l( IN I'Kl 88 M .AUMKD. [Keuter's Service.] London, Mar. 24. crime was committed in I r A band of armed men boost of a publican, dragged 1 ioni and buffmaa from their them ■uecesßfoaty. Five k two are dying. London. Mar. 2">. ,i .:■■!> of
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    PACIFIC PACT PASSES.
    792 7 WITH WIDE RESERVATIONS I S. WANTS NO LIABILITIES. [Reuter's Service.l Washington. Mar. 21. The Senate ratified the Pacific Tiaulj bf r>7 to 27. i '11 v treaty was rati/u i with the re- l MrvatfcNi declaring that the United states understands th«t the treat) involves no i
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    THE PRINCE AT KANDY.
    621 7 A RIOT OF COLOUR. MILES OF ELEPHANTS. [Reuter's Service.] Kandy Mar. 24. Kandy by night has DOM very much mon wonderful thnn Kandy l>y day during: the Prince's twenty hours visit. Not becaoae of the quaint ceremonials, dwarfed a almost* into insignificance by reminiscences j of
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    ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
    212 7 'From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Mar. 25. The Malay Mail Colombo correspondent states:—H. R. H. the Prince of Wales received a fervent welcome at Kandy yesterday and to-day. After a garden party and a parade of ex-service men had been held, there was a durbar of the
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    STRIKES AS USUAL.
    695 7 POOR HOPES FOR BRITISH BUSINESS. ADVERSE BALLOT. [Reuter's Service. J London, March 24. The Engineering ballot on a strike re- j »ulted in 49,503 for acceptance of the emloyera' demand and 164,759 .against. The jnions in bulk. It is officially announced that the Government's «ffoi'ts to seoure
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      156 7 SELF-GENERATING I ELECTRIC I Pocket Lamp Ao Battery Required THE LATEST WODEL- *LW4YB HEADY FOK USL. Light is obtained so long as required by s mply working a lever. Mechanically perfect. Will last for years. I Robinson Co., Ltd. I (Incorporated in Singapore). i I j ■HI m^^M .^rm M
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      454 8 fHE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO, LTD. AND rRE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION C*>, IM, (The Blue Funnel Line— Alfred Holt A Cu (Companies Incorporated in England) a: A PORE. PORT SWETTENHAM PKNANG TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM. ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES, HAVRB and LIYUPOOL SINGAPORB to GENOA. MARSEILLES aa4
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      478 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England). PASSENGER SERVICE HOMEWARD. Steamer Leaving Singapores.s. CITY OF SIMLA For Marseilles, London March 31 s.s. CITY OF CALCUTTA For Marseilles, London May 10 OUTWARD. 1* CITY OF CALCUTTA Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama Mar. 26 FREIGHT SERVICE steamer Dm Singapore s.B.
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      616 8 P- O. BRITISHIi^APCAR LINE (Incorportted in England MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVicp PENIN^JLAB AND ORIENTAL 8 T (Under Contract with His Majesty's (toreramtat! V LONDON FAK-KASTERN SERVICF FROM LONDON TO UARSFTTivc DUE SINGAPORE SSvS^tt PLASSY about April 2 MVAKHA C DONGOLA about April 18 NOVAK Pnl 4 DELTA about April 30
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      1495 9 LilC STF4M NAVIGATION TO ITD The Ocean steam shi P Company, Umited. MAlfl diEiAIU 11AV1UA1IU111 tU^ LIU. The china Mutual steam Navigation Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IM MAM). AND si nc pork Bangkok Ellorman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. COASTTING SERVICE (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) TV— gfiltt, Kilantan. Hanprnara, Tclupin, Patani, Singora,
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      575 9 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO, (Incorporated in U.S.A.) FOR ACCOUNT OF THE U. S. SHIPPING sOAki). n m HON GKONG-SING A PORE-CALCUTTA SERVICE. /Oil l^V g K° DKt s ui^ ri Singapore, Penang, Rangoon and CaIe«IU (dpeciAl portt will be trade if inducement offers.) n a? rOI 5 fc r fllll
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      220 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 CAPITAL SONS DOTS FOR DAUGHTERS Full particulars sent upon request to CHIEF OFFICE SOUTHERN AGENCIES (HAS. NEILL, 2 Finlayson Green, General Manager, Singapore, Southern
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      415 10 s.s. HALFMOON. ii» him r--,^_ "***^**^w I 1 m mg M Consignees of cargo ex the abovenamed "S^V IP^ T B steamer from New York are hereby notified I I P B |< :hat survey on damaged carg* will be hold at Ilff i 9 8 m^ m ).3O a.m.
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      807 10 MAIL TABLE. Federated Malay States. Malacca, Muar and Penang (by train) 0 a.m. and 6 p.m. daily I Intermediate and locsl mails will be fonnd in list below: TO-DAY. Kuala Pahang, P< lean, Sungei LemMng Kuantan vi i Jerantvi By train) c* a.m. PulaU Etc H r.uit U ii. m.
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    EXCHANGE.
    56 11 0^ India, T. T. ?8 Hongkong, demand 7' 4 p.,-. Pr«m. Yokohama, demand 105^ Java, demand 135 "V Sovereign, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank of England Rate 4y 2 p c Bar Silvt r London From Banca Commerciale Italiana Milan*, dated March k'th. noon. Exchange on London Lirea 86 per
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    PRODUCE.
    149 11 Much 25. Tin ISO 1 otis $73.78 Gambior Cubo No. 1 12.50 Gambier jj.jo Pepper Black 1:1.00 Pepper (white fair) 25.50 Tapioca, small flake, f.y. 6.71 Tapioca, medium pearl f.g 7.50 Pearl Sago small H.OO Copra Mix 10.3.) Copra Sundried 10.75 Opium, Benares uncert: 4,500 Rice, Rcngoon wbitfl 230
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    43 11 U.3f h.pi. Saturday, March -i*. IWz, Pal« Crepe. Ribbed Smolted St Closing Price: Closing Price* Bayers Sellers. Bayers Sellers Spot -7 127 1 April M -*'<« April to Juim -j July to Sept, 12 Tone of Market: -Quiet. m
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    HIGH PRICE OF SUGAR.
    275 11 Daring s visit to Java from Australia I d! Mi. B. Page, M.P.. ami Mr. H. Pratten,! M.P.. investigations will be made <~>n the condition of the sivrir market there. Mr. Pratten said thai obviously the fruit prowen of the Commonwealth were vitally corn. -erncd in
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    112 11 TAIPING FIN KMPOkis (From Our Own Conreopondeat.) PtlMg, Mar. 2,'>. The annual report of Taiping Tin Dred ging Company shows that Dredge No I had satisfactory results with an output of 6370 pikuls of ore, in inctvase <,f orer the previoas year. Dredge No "J ran continuously
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    FRASER'S REPORT.
    105 11 Sinßapore, Mar. 2.">. Tin.- H46. 17s. 6d. L6O torn iold $7:: 76, Kubbers.— Nothing tloiti/r. Miai«C«— Collieries $11.50 $12. Talps^s To, North Taipin^n 90, South Taipint^ 27%, Nawng V<>t* 50, Lin^ois $SJO, Ra wanirs 50, Murais $4 Renongl 20s. G.I. H rboan $8.75. Indasrriala. L T n $8.76,
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    LYALL AND BVATT'S REPORT.
    102 11 Singapore. Mar. K. Tu.—tn;,. i7.v. 6d 178%, i;,(» torn sold. Uuhnvrs— N,, enquiry. Tins.— -Xorths 87* 92tt, Soothi K M, T«pin*i 674 72 2 Jobans go 65, ColUertef $11.25 |1i.60, Tonfkah Harbonn 18.66 $<v 75, Jelantohs S6 40, Titis $4.65 $4.7.",. Nawng I't-ts r>o r>s. Irdustrials.—
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    SOUTH TAIPING RECONSTRUCTION
    97 11 The shareholders of South Tsinteg Tin lytadgmg, Ltd. have been notifi*J Quit tte directors resrre< that in vk- w <»f tht increased c<>*t of tho nrtxl>rf owr the mouni originaß) estimated, viz, £102,000 nrainst the original £70,000. it has become necessary to take the opinion of the
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    BLACK LIST OF CONTRACT BREAKERS.
    89 11 Bradford Chamber of Commcm ii decMad to "Black List" fbrefcn bljy r v.ho ruthlessly cancelled orde* for riotk wn the fall in ealae ttme after the gnmt boom, eausinc a loss to the ITe.l Ridm. textile tlttde of many millions, Po, tfce fn-.-t offence of
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      466 11 CHARTERED BANK. of India, Australia and China. Incorporated in England bj Royal Charter. Paid up Capital in 600.000 Hfeares of £5 earn £3.000,000 Reserve Fund 1,800.000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE. 3» Bishopsgate. London, E.C Agencies and Branches. Alor S;ar Honpkong Penang AnariUar Iloilo Puk«t Bangkok Ipoh Raagoou
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    599 12 RACK TRAINING. Saturday morning theatentd early rain and tht threat was fulfilled for soon after \w rk had begun a storm broke which spoiled a good deal of the training. However there were intervals of line weather and the exe'cise in mo.- 1 wa.v carrie.i out. the poinj:
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    189 12 Singapore Volunteer Corpa. Routine Orders by Lieut.-Colonel F. E. Spencer, D. S. 0., M. C, Commanding S. S. V. F. Monday, 27th. 5.15 p.m. European Guard of Honour; European Lining of Streets; Non-European Guard of Honour Eurasian, Chinese and Malay Companies Lining of Streets. Tuesday, 28th.
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    "RENOWN" BALL.
    81 12 I ar. been decided, in Older to nave no OVCldVWdiag and to fhr* plenty of roo;n for dancing in the ball rcom, that the num tara shall be strictly limited. This Until w )i he reached when a further fifty Iwt ticktta have been issued over and above
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    SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    662 12 TWO CIJP RACES. The final for the (kivernor's (up, between the Marion nnd the Helen was sailed otf on Saturday afteirnx.n in ideal weather, the Marion winning after a most interesting rice. C'apt. Bredt nberg started the rate at 2. -45 sharp an.) the Helen crossed the
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    PEATE—WARNECKE WEDDING.
    238 12 PEATE— WARNECKE WEDDING. There was a large attendance at the Presbyterian Church on Saturday afternoon, when Mr. Alfred Frederick Pasta of BCessn. Wearnt Brothers. Singapore, son cf the late Mr. and Mrs. PeaJce of London, led to the altar Miss Renee Violet Warnecke, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
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    33 12 Owinjr to the fact that he is leaving for Home on May second Mr. J. M Si me did not stand for re-election to the Committee of the Chamber of Commerce on Friday.
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    SWIMMING CLUB ANNUAL MEETING.
    700 12 SWIMMING CLUB ANNUAL MEETING. Tin annuai meeting of the Singapore Swimming Club was held at the Club j Bungalow yesterday morning. The President, Mr. EL K. W. Lobb, presided, and there wero also present Messrs. W. A. White, H. L. Hopkin, (captain), H. L. Manchester (vice-captain). G. M. Alfoi*.. J.
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    DBHU GOVERNMENTS PROTEST.
    169 12 Delhi, Mar. 24. The deficit on the current year hae been reduced nearly £0,000,000. The deficit on the coming: year is about £2,000.000, as a result of tht- adoption of an amend- menc in the final stage of the Finance r iil 1 p nnittfag tnt utilisation,
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET TOURNAMENT.
    596 12 IV 8. AM) LAW DEFEAT SERVICES. I The Cltrk of the Weather again did his best to spoil cricket on Saturday, but fortunately his efforts met with only partial success. One Tournament match, Public Services and Law vs. Services, was played, whilst the other fames, S. C.
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    BOYAL ITALIAN CIRCUS.
    146 12 Bostedrfi "Royal I; alien Circus" opened it* Singapore v:.«it at Beach Road on Saturday night, and rf" though they had only arrived early in the morning, succeedtvl in presenting to the packed "house" an excellent entertainment, which will be still further unproved at the next performance, when
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    THE GIRL GUIDES.
    41 12 i The following subscriptions have been received during February ami March Vicepresidents, Lady Shaw and Mrs. Swtinson, $10 members Ifeedamea Lowther Kemp, Dashwood Sounders, H. E. Somerville, H.' B. Ward, (iunatilaka and Messrs Beazlev and Still, $5 each.
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    DRESSING SHIP.
    55 12 BUsten of vessels which are in port this week-end are reminded of the req«e«t of the Port Authorities to dress their ships on the occasion of the visit of H.R H the Prince of Wales. The Renown is xpected to arrive in port early on Friday morning and
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