The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 May 1922

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. E N vEMS SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1922. NO. 10,581.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS,
    205 1 The latest Genoa crisis is caused by by the Times report of Anglo-French differences, a report characterised as a malicious invention Page 7. The King has gone to Belgium and has received a splendid welcome there Page 7. Oil exploration in New Guinea does not seem to
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    THE SHOOTING IN TEH C. P.
    780 1 We fixed it up at Deim where we met in connection with the Koyal visit, ami soon applications for leave went their respective ways with success. An obliging Forest Officer's permit with a neatly painted sketch map of the "block'' cane in daa time,
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      184 1 VIALTHOID RAFFLES HOTEL. jl MON!>AV Tta Dansant, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 'NKSHNV Orchestral Concert, 9.45 p. m THURSDAY faest Nipht, Dinner and Dancinp. FRIDAY Special Luncheon; Impromptu Dance kTURDAI Guest Nipht. Dinner and Dancing. will have prior Claim to seats in the Ball Room. .ntial for During on Guest
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      231 1 CIGARETTES A—. m_ B Hj -mm ad A*-*--m '-4-a\-wtmf —-W LV -EM, ___\^lf__} f& t*' SYNONYMOUS WITH RLFINEME^T AND QUALI iY. IJanufactur6rs:— j 4HDATH TOBACCO CC, LTD.,LO\DON m -w%»»f%- xwi imivitw THE EUROPE HOTEL. I SINGAPORE DANCmG~AFTER^DINNER. EvhßMo«day, Wednesday and Saturday. TEA DANCES. Tuesdays and Thursdays. The Hote! Orchestra und^r
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      192 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Zam-buk cures skin troubles Page 4. Kem fibn* at the Arcadia Page 2. Notice to shareholders of Scudai Ltd. Page is. Little t'-r c-h'-.-ip ',r ranges 1- Kk B. P. De Silya for the I.tt.'s: styles in Jeweliec -harms; -Page o. Meaan B. P. De Sihra'i shop is
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      121 1 THE WEEK IFedMarfag, 101*. J7:gh Water, 0.49 s.m n :-.i. pan. Polo: Balestier. Football Div. ,1. S. c F. A. 11. v. MiddltH.x II S. R. C. Tanglin Club at Horn.-. 15, p.m. Tong Kiau Hysterics, Th< itre, MB p.m. Thursday, llth. Righ Water, 10.35 am. 10.21 p.m. Girl Guides,
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    DAVID WINS ACTION.
    872 2 ICH KTT Y'S TIN INVESTMENT. Mr. .1. B. David ii* getting «|uit. a wide' experience of matters legal. Yestenkqr,! .•ifter having spent several da i n Kuals Lumpur when he successfully defended] an action hi- ught by a former employee, lM had 0 ocfend a fiurther action
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    RESULT OF MACKAY—DAVID ACTION.
    62 2 RESULT OF MACKAY— DAVID ACTION. Kuala Lompur, May 9. (From Our Own Correspondent) In the action brought by Mr. W. J. Mackay, late of thc Kuala Kerling Tin Mine, againat Mr. J. B. David, of Singapore, for the recocery of certain sums of j money due a* arrears of salary
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      198 2 AGNESIA i ANTISEPTIC DUSTING POWDER. CURES AND PREVENTS PRICKLY HEAT. MEDICAL HALL, LTD. 23, Battery Road. SINGAPORE. I i ■ii YOUR EYEGLASSES depend on the quality of the glas* u.-i'd in their manufactur?. It must bt free from sil sti iat- and hubbies. W have built our reputation on the
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      358 2 "Gaiety" Cinema LAST THREE NIGHTS. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. Ist SHOW AT 7.30 SHARP "SCREAMING SHADOW" SERIAL. EPISODES S, 9 AND ltt 2nd SHOW AT 9-15 p.m. "MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLE" EPISODES I AND 4 DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES THE FAMOUS FILM WITH THE BIG SHIP EXPLOSION. In Seven Parta.
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      472 2 CONCEIT I has blighted the career of many a man and often ha- ma 1( M woman nothing more than an offensive snob. Often m* lriii !<w and female, so self -deluded by their own greatness that thty their true selres. Thejy usually remain exalted in their own ddu their
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    775 3 >ka kr a 4 o. KXCHANGE AMI £HAItK l ROKLRS. T( EBDAY, MAY 9th. MXNLNG. [Figures in brackets shows the capita and issue value of the Share in dollars unless otherwise marked. C. Cum div. I tqn* i 1 1 <liv J Hitam Tin (300,000) S6— 1.0!
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    WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE.
    38 3 WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CURE. .'his fine medicine will at once give •elief and cause all sense of discomfort to vanish. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure ia sold by every Dispensary and Store in Malaysia at 80 cents a bottle.
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      209 3 N Your Breakfast Coffee If will be a real joy if yon prepare half-and-half with hot, rich Glaxo 2_^ -the milk with the real English flavour. W v is the rich milk of British-bred dairy cows from h tiie water has been removed by the Glaxo Process. Hiis process presents
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      59 3 TOOTH ACHE A BURDEN Why should you bear that which can >€ relieved almost immediately if you only lake the trouble of consulting K. TSUTADA Japanese Dentist (Phone No. 1248) 74, Braa Basah Road, Singapore. Extraction Painless Attendance by Appointment Office Hours: 8 to 5 p.m. on week days 10
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      255 3 u l -kill H j The Joy of Q W Fruit Jellies. H M Tlie KealtK-giving juice of H stewed lant combined with r-*\ C.oj*n I lo.ir m the form of a i Lt delicious jelly 13 (nott refreshing, tj kg Wlien other lo^kLs make no Q 1 Sppesl, su.
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      565 3 I C. A. PARSONS Co, Ltd. I j STEAM TURBINES TURBO GENERATORS I l TURBO PUMPS I I ECONOMY power I jr GENERATION SOLE AGENT IN MALAYA, SIAM, INDO CHINA, DUTCH EAST INDIES. jl p p a R s 54is6 i THE ENGUSH EIECTRIC COM PANV~i MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH LOW
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    LONDON'S GREAT LADY.
    674 4 Twilight of Queen Alexandra's Life. uaaaaaaaa****mm Queen Alexandra, during mail week, celebrated the fifty-ninth anniversary of her marriage. It look place, says Guy Heseltine in the Daily News, in St. George's Chapel, Windsor, on March 10, 1863. in the presence of Queen Victoria, who emerged from the
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    SHANGHAI STRIKES.
    116 4 Shanghai, April 2b. Office elerks are delivering mails, the postal carrion being still obdurate. I Three thousand employees of the Nikka Cotton Mills, Pootung, are still on strike, though they are expected to return this morniag. A hundred Ningpo men employed at the Nanyang Bros, tobacco factory are
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      975 4 Valuable Freehold Building sites for sale. Area from 5,000 to 100,000 square feet Suitable for Offices, Godowns and Hotels Apply R6 lATE A TRUST AGENCIES LIMITBD. Auctioneers A Estate Agents, Raffles Chambers. AN EXCELLENT OFFER f OF A FIRST CLASS TANGLIN RESIDENCE. FOR PRIVATE SALE. ALL that piece of very
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      27 4 mt SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERY COMPANY. LIMITED. I Shipchsndlers, Contrsctors, and Commission Agents. I Offices MAYNARDS BUILDING. 16 Battery Road. Telephone No. 483. H. W. H. STEVENS, Msnsfor. I
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      447 4 ■ar-—-* ■aaemson-vzmmms.. t Itf SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT M b ]T IS ONLY FOR CEMENT MADE LOCALLY TITAN HAS PROVE L ITS SUPERIORITY c. AUREiv co. ■^®k RING OP 172 2-B, Finla- son 6 reen ff' jg|| FOF I ATPST Singapore. \l£ i Jr3fa£ffi&. T^ retotra-.' .VHtLY. ft#4P¥ RED UCTION
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      568 4 piMPLES, blotches and itchy rashes A r show the skin's need of Zam-Buk. W This pure herbal balm dispels all im- jt'rr M purities from the pores, and thus enables j*?* the skin to efficiently perform the extra i work put upon it by our Indian climate. f Zam-Buk speedily
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      543 5 OIV L A R H K A n A CHE „ot of h| the ■peon fssd if ,n deubt about your *>>•- <-"" sult KK. F 8.0.A., Old Broad n i mmma\ 1() LST. dwelling compound Tennis court, K.u-onahU- rent. r HZ. rntr) I ll l ly UDr lAm Streel
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      639 5 WANTED. Fl KMSHKI) ROOMS WANTED. Well-furnishe.l s,tting room and bedroom arithost board, wanted by European gentleman' Replies, stating pries, to Box No. SHO care of Free Press. M 11-5 WANTED, Motor lA>rr>, in good condition, capable of 3Vs» tons on level road. Fiat preferred. State make, age and price. Box
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      775 5 AUCTION SALE? AUCTION SALE i'r Two "Brookes"' 2--- ter Cars, one right and one left hand lrt#ss. ln good running order, just oTeritanled .ea«"in twin eylind3rs io H.P. De Lux, spare wheel and tyres for each, economical running. Ts be held at our Sale-Rooms 16-18 Raffles Place ON SATCRDAY, 13th
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      966 5 NOTICE GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders will be received at the Oolonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 19th May j 1922, for the follo.ving works. 1. Alterations to Telok Blangah Vernacular Sehool to provide Quu rters for 2 Teachers and oat-houses including general repairs, painting i.i.d hrm^vu^hing to School building;
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      334 5 EYESIGHT *REE CAREFULLY OY TESTED, CHARGE. I-.. .wm-'-w^ m. M T ir ii -liJ.**gSU._____W\m WU^F^Mft9-^^* f r-X *\9 '■-w-*\ m ~*-.mPmm "-~'eJ\ Y <u __fcja.i_** tf %im\^k' A—WmW I GOLD SPECTACLES WITH TOBIC sPHEKirAL LEVSE^ 1 |CLA S U L 0^ E E°D F RS OPTICIANS I wwougm, PAISLE\, CREENOCK
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1922. Getting Home.
    855 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1922. Getting Home. Of all the hardships imposed by the war on the dwellers in what the poetically minded call "the outer marches of Empire," one of the greatest is the cost of passages from and to the Homeland. Other things art showing signs
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    499 6 I A Reuter cable of May Sth states that Sir Francis May left £59,676. The Tong Kiau illusionists open to-night at the Victoria Theatre, a clever show of an unusual kind. Information having been received that rinderpest exists among cattle in Selangor, the importation of cattle from that state Into
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    TRADE POSSIBILITIES.
    606 6 REPORT OF WESTRALIAN DELEGATION. An exhaustive report, under the eaption of "The possibilities of trade in British Malaya and Java" has been made to the Western Australian Department of Industries by Mr. C. S. Nathan, the Chairman of the Westralian Trade Delegation which visited here in November last.
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    265 6 The G. O. C. left for Penang on Monday and will return to Singapore on Saturdav May 13th. Lieut. K. G. Coleman, R.K., and Lieut. P. Pater, 2nd. Bn. Middlesex Regt. having arrived in the Colony, are taken on th# strength of the Command from April 30th. Mr. R. M.
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      MR. TAYLOR'S FUNERAL.
      48 6 IWrnrn 0., The funeral „f Mr p j^ M, M from the General 11...,,,,, cemetery this norning Th had a notable v r r several decorating M,,--of age. Th, r un ral U Wnf party bein, Volunteer Companj .f tk, member. There H the boaiMai
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      Death of Mr. W.N. Van Someren.
      83 6 A cable has been raeefad nouncing the .Lath nf Someren, fourth toa < f r Someren, on *>r abort Mai of an attack by a huffalo in IW deceased mm* born in planter in the ProroKt ani a t g He joined the Air
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    ST. ANDREW'S MEDICAL MISSION.
    179 6 The Bishop, ai chairmu af the b^ 1 Committee for Um nea with the Si. Amir w'a Mi signed on Saturday the COM mencing the building. According *tk agreement two stor ys will be tnce and if the Committer "an*. m nt to UhM effe I
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    THE MUTTON MARKET.
    119 6 While Government stalls at the mM are retailing mutton at "0 n private traders are selling sheepflrti 55 cents and goat at 60 cents. Utt* parity in prices ts due to the fact that 'Ji latter are only supplying Indian amad* and it would appear that they
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    MARQUIS OF BUTE IN SINGAPORE.
    47 6 The Marquis of But.. I the Marchioin-s. and their two Lady Jean Crichton-Stuart and b* Crichton-Stuart. and b] Bllia<H and Mrs. Cuthbertst 0, Mttiti I u s.s. Melchior Traab hnom law morning. They leave r.n -day hi whence they will return home.
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    CHILDREN'S AND SOCIETY.
    66 6 15th List of Su^rrn.ti.mAmount previous^ mJUMV tr ledged "Anon" Mrs. Stanley Dunn Proceeds of Concert aad Dance in Malacca Ch* organised by Mrs. 1 W. K Butler Collected by M ttcj "Mi itant" Collected by Mr list Hammer ft Co. Ud 4 "A Friend" Collected by Mn.
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    BY JAMES!
    35 6 Jhould Sovereign Ffi**** 'T m ind ask their favour. Sxult not, but la> In their position. James. t h p (Nugator. in W***- .i The Federal Council *UI P** meeting on June 4.
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      183 6 a I Caldbeck Macgregor! Go.. Ltd. ;I (INCORPORATED IN SHANGHAI) 1 B i i i WHOLESALE J ASD IRETAIL WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS I TEL. 228 OFFICE. I 87, Cecil Street. tf BWBBBI^WBBWMWBBBMMIMBBBBBBMBBWMWaajaaaaajMaaaaaaaaa aa aaji a— rcTn -\\\\-\\\-fwMA**a\.-tmm-a)*aa JE I LET YOUR PRESENT BE ft CHARM LM MASCOT, BIRTHDAY CHARM MASONIC
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      112 6 What about your BAGGAGE? TOU insura 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 hy railway and steamship, or while the Owner
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    NEW GENOA CRISIS.
    629 7 K ,ssix STILL THB CWHL [Kaiters Serrice.] London. May N. from Genoa that IV M. Barthou that Xr. lM d 'wM „;.,.,.< is emphatically rrom Genoa says u !h Villa Dalbortia that may have rejanger to the conference if France persisted ia her ertainly did not taa
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    LARKIN JAILED AGAIN.
    22 7 New York, May 8. Jim Larkin was immediately re-arrested on an old indictment charging him with a criminal anarchy.
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    OUR BELGIAN ALLY.
    202 7 KINGS GREAT WELCOME. BRUSSELS EN FETE. [Reuter'a Service.] London, May K. Their Majesties wen accorded a ver|y hearty send-off from London this morning, on theii first State visit to the King and Queen of the Belgians sine- the war. Great crowds gathered in the brilliant sunshine and
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    GERMANS MAKE BEST OF THINGS.
    201 7 Berlin. May 8. j The German reading of the reparations situation was presented by the Minister of Defence, Gessler at Hamburg. He said that government by carrying out and fulfil ing the obligations hitherto had gained time and made the enemies realize the imi>ossibility of
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    HEAVY CLAIM AGAINST INSURANCE CO.
    229 7 An action involving a considerable sum of money two and a half per cent, on I the premium income of the Shanghai Life Insurance Co., over a period of 10 years was begun in H. M. Supreme Court, Shanghai on April 20, before his Honour
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    70 7 At Hongkong on April 22nd. P. A. Yvanovich regained his title of the Colony's billiards champion, turning the tables upon his last year's conqueror, A, J. Osmfund, by the clear margin of 248. The initial session closed with the scores almost equal after some fluctuating play, but during tho second
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    PRESS ADVISES CHINA.
    238 7 JAPANESE BOGEY AGAIN. STILL NO SIGN OF UNITY. [Reuter's Service.] London, May 8. The Times leading article on "China's Opportunity" says that General Wu Pei Fu's work will not bp complete until Chang Tso-Lin is at least driven back into Manchuria. It points out that Chang Tso-Lin
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    INCHCAPE AXE FOR INDIA.
    243 7 London. May 8. I^ord Inchcape will proceed to India in the autumn in the capacity of chairman of committee on expenditure now being appointed by the government of India. 1 The committee will largely follow the i lines of the Geddes committee. NEW GUINEA OIL PROSPECTS.
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    GOVERNMENT OWNED MINES.
    248 7 Our Government is a great holder of tin aow and once or twice suggestion* have been made for Government support to industries and mines. This is what the Chief of the Mineral Division of the Bureau of Science in the Philippines has to gay on this point.
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    THE CLERICAL UNION.
    46 7 A reminder is given of the Public Meeting to be held at the Victoria Theatre on Friday of this week, at 5.15 p.m. to petition the Government for a continuance of the Rent Restriction Ordinance during the present period of trade depression. i
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    RENT BOARD.
    431 7 Tenant* Ejected from Dangerous Houses. Mr. E. Tessensohn presided over the meeting of the Rent Assessment Board yesterday afternoon. Mr. R. Page, on behalf of the landlord, applied for the ejectment of th e tenant and sub-tenant of 106 Minto road. He stated that notices had been served
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
    255 7 Second Division Fixtures for May. The following is the revised list of second division fixtures for this month. The revision was made necessary owing to the withdrawal of the United Banks and St. Joseph's Old Boys: Wednesday, May 10: S. C. F. A. II vs. Middlesex 11,
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    INSOLENT HYLAMS.
    132 7 Following the insolent attitude th* Hylam "boys" at the Adelphi Hotel had been adopting tow.urds the management and the clientele for some time paa% culminating in the brutal attack on Sunday •vening last on Mr. George Fernando, who, since his severance with the* Hotel St. George had been
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      103 7 Robinson Co., Ltd. mmmaaaam Ah "WATTLE" A? Cr BOOTS SHOES x Black Glace Kid Boots. yl Black Box Calf Boots Tan Willow Calf Boots Oxford and Derby Models THE DERBY MODEL $19.50 pair. Tan Willow Calf Shoes Oxford and Derby "^Nf $17.50 pair. X^K^^^ jf^^ Stocked in Sizes and Vii
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      434 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO,, LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel Line— Alf red Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated in England) m-mm\\\-*mmmmm*-\\---w-\\W4\a& BINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL.
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      512 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE ELLERMAN 4 BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co. Ltt. (Incorporated in England). _:_j_^rrr^__ PASSENGER SERVICR Steamer Leaving Singapore. s.s. CITY OF CALCUTTA For Marseilles, London May 14 FREIGHT SERVICR m-m\w\^-.w-.w^m9-nwm^*Maa*-.W-9aaaaaaaaaa Steamer Dae Singapore. s.s. CITY OF CALCUTTA Marseilles, London, Dunkirk, Antwerp May 13 s,s. CITY OF TOKIO Havre, London, Rotterdam and
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      651 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA* AND Uy APCAR LINE (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CAU(;o BKBVtoa PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO r (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government") LONDON KAR-EASTERN SFkVK FROM LONDON TC MARSEILLE, LONDON A axi*. DUE SINGAPORE ,j, A vk R YN < */***> DELTA
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      517 9 SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD. |i** i (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). SINGAPORE BANGKOK (OASTING SERVICE TIWfMMi Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, hsamui, Lsiigsuan. Chumpon, and Bangkok. I* 01 Arrival Departure vn ,< May 8 May 10 iIX UII" M *y 15 May 17 [>IB May 22 May 24 fitted throughout with
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      305 9 CO. S. K. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (subject to change without previous notice) European Line: For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez Port Said. Alps Maru arr. May 23 dep. May 24 New Y'ork Line: For San Francisco Panama, New Y'ork via Japan. Alaska Maru arr. May 7
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      716 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EUerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK Steamera. Due S'pore Route For KEELUNG May 22 Suez Straits Philippines China.
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      691 9 STRUTHERS AND BARRY Operators United States Shipping Board. Singapore to Los Angeles and San Francisco s.s. WEST PROSPECT due Singapon to lond May ll' s.s. "WEST OROWA due Singapore to discharge May. 20. s.s. WEST OROWA due Singapore to load Jun b 6. s.s. WEST CHOPAKA due Singapoie to diachargc
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      337 10 $1400 $1400 "MADSTRONG" LIGHT Reduction in Prices. WF ON NOW SUPPLY THESE EXCELLENT LIGHTING SETS AT $1,400 COMPLETE WITH BATTERY CHABGED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE. CAPACITY— I.2 K.W. OR 60.20 WATT LAMPS ENGINE RUNS ON KEROSENE OR PETROL. Simplic ty of Des gn, Refinemeat of Details, Eiimmatioa of N
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      440 10 s.B. "GLENIFFER" Consignees of cargo per the abort steamer rom Europe (April 30) are hereby notified hat a general survey of ell cargo landed in a lamaged condition will be held on Wednesday I Oth May in godowns Nos. 2 and 3 at 9 a.m. No further survey will be
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      151 10 Genasco Roofing 2 PLY ANO 3 I'l.V Q COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEAK ptii, AND NAILS FOR FIXING S t/ie result of >s over 40 Ve„r H r M j experience p^E^jßß f an •'«•>/><,, manufacture JS^l^^^K OENASCO T^sS A satisfi tropical heat ml^'-^^M e/id and rain and SoTBp /j makes
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      756 10 SHIPPING NOTES. The Homeward Mail s.s. Amazone is due here from Saigon on Friday, 12th inst., at noon. She will sail for Penang, Colombo, < Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles on Satur- 1 day morning, 13th inst., at 6 a.m. The s.s. Wan Hsien, the latest Upper Yamrtsze steamer, is
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      80 10 Lord Robert Crichton Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbertsen, Messrs. W. J. Lever, A. B. Steele, W. Hoeger, Arouelte, J. Jonckheer, Dr. Sarcoly, Shaik Aboobaker bin Salim Bagharib, Said AbduHa-h Alatas, Monsieur J. Lederlin, Lim Wei Yung, Messrs Motumal Hassomal, J. R. Jellings, P. E. Harmer, L. L. Mortlock, W. J.
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 11 May 9 Bank 4 m.s. 214 1-16 Bank demand 2'3 29-3'J Private credits, I m.s 2 A 1-4 Mew York, demand ;,i i, France, demand §3i India, T. T. 179^ Hongkoag, demand 11 14 p c Prem. Yokohama, demand jq^ Java, demand 136^ Bangkok, demand 9014 Soveitign. Bank Buying
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    PRODUCE.
    117 11 May 8 Tin ICo Tons *IM% Gambier Cube No. 1 13.00 Gambier Pepper Black 1171 Pepper (white fair) 26*60 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. g 00 Pearl Sage email g*4o Copra Mix l».j 0 Copra Sundried 10.75 Opium. Benares uneeiS: 4.600 Rice. Rangoon white 230 Rice, Siam No. 1 for
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 11 \\t o'clock noon, May 9. 1922. Pal* Crept. Ribbed Smoked 8t Clooin* Prio.o. doom* Price.. buT*r. Set. era Buyers Seller? Spot 27 27^, May to Juiu 27V_. 27^ July to Sept. 29 30 Oct. to Dec. |1 am Latest London Cables quote London Spat London
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    282 11 MACPH AIL'S REPORT. Singapore, May 9. Silver 36%. Hongkong 11% per cent premium. Three months gold 53*4. Share market. DulL Rubbers. A few enquires fur sterling shares. Allenbys 18 20. Craigieleas 23 26, Bassetts 70 80, Tambalaks 374 42%, Bukii Bembnwnnga Is. Is. 4d. and Singapore Uniteds 6%<L S^d. Offers
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      RUBBER STATISTICS.
      98 11 The exports of i-übber (;n centala of 100 lb.) show.— To the United States, April. 198,014; four mos. 1,119,107, an increase of 710,105 over the corresponding- period of lasl y ar Vr.lue $34,028,000 againat 13,919,000. To the United Kingdom, April 54,676; four montha 242,633 againat 149,336, dccrenae of
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      TRADE RETURNS.
      65 11 The total value of Foreign Importa of Merchandise into British Malaya for the month of Aprii, 1922 was $33,543.:; 46, or £3,913,391. For the month of March it was $40,874,430 or £4,768,685, shoving I decrease of $7,331,090 or ±'855,294. The total value of Foreign Export f, April was
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      FRASER'S REPORT.
      85 11 Singnpere, Maj 0. lin.— £lso. L6a. 155 tons sold $75 Rubbers.— Dull arith few enquiries. Mining. -Easier. Murais $4.70, Lingua $3, Tongkah Harbours $9.50, Ulu Piahs 7<\ Johans 57%, Snwnnga CO, Renongs 21s. 0,1 Padang Plandoka 25 discount. Industrials.— Uniteers $8.40 $8.00. Fraser and Neavea $26.25 $27.25, Trader.
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      LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
      285 11 Singapore, May 9. Ti».-U3O. |f.s. 75%. 165 tens sold. Quotations during the week from Mav 3 to date .-—Highest $77*« Lowest $75% Businees done 695 tons so :d. Rubbers.-There are few enquiries for shares, but mostly at figures below sellers' Allenbys 16 20. Bassetts 70 60
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1325 12 His Excellency the General Officer Commanding naturally cannot be expected to be conversant with all the sporting records of the various Stations in which he Commands, but Sir Neill Milco'm was incorrectly posted by his advisers when he issued the Order congratuating the Garrison on the result ol
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    107 12 X Reuter cable of the Bth inst. gives the following reau.ta of County cricket ties: Northampton Yorkshire defeated Northampton by tjn niekets. For the winners. Mncnaley toek eleven wickets for 81. Cambridge Middlesex defeated Cambridge University by ten wickets. In Cambridge's seeond innings Purr-ton captured six wickets for
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    FINAL OF ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CUP.
    272 12 FINAL OF ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL CUP. London, April 29. Th e final of the association football tup vas played to-day at Chelsea. The Weather was bright and 53,000 spectators assembled to iee the gaaaa. The Duke of York and Prince George attended and received an enthusiastic reception. Huddersfiold did most of
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    31 12 The South D.von "hounds had the misfortune to kill a vixen in Halshanger mire. Her five cubs were saved. These were transferred quickly to a cat, who adopted thtm at once.
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    CHANGKAT SERDANG.
    877 12 LOSS BY RESTRICTION. The annual general meeting of Changkat Sei dang Estates Limited was held at rerch Bank Buildings yesterday, the hon'ble Mr. C. Everitt, presiding. There were also present Messrs W. A. Sims, D. Moine Comte, V. Clumeck, J. Hay Ma<* naughton, and D. Ward, for Messrs.
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    EUROPE HOTEL CASE.
    567 12 THE QUESTION OF CHARGES. The case in wnich E. P. Fernando, formerly employed, by the Europe Hotel stands charged with criminal breach of trust in respect of monies belonging to the hotel was continued before Mr. P. F. j David in the District Court yesterday, Mr. Demuth
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    SANDYCROFT RUBBER.
    216 12 The seventeenth report pf the Directors to The Shareholders for the year ended Jan. 81st ststea The net IOSS for the p riod after making due provision for depreciation amounted te 517.372 2S. Deducting this amount from the balance cf 117,512.59 braaght forward from last account there remain!
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    86 12 The following have quaified for the "President's Prize" and the draw for the lst. round is shewn under W. Greig vs. J. D. Mair. J. Kennedy vs. S. H. Moss. E. I. Evans vs. C. Hall. J. W. Hodgins vs. T. A. Flett. H. Smith vs. F.
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