The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 May 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. :N CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1922. No. 10,599
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    226 1 Horatio Bottomley has been sentenced to seven y«ars' penal servitude i for what Mr. Justice Salter described I as "a long series of heartless frauds" Page 7. j The trial attracted great public at- tention at the Old Bailey. Bottomley intimated his intention of making an appeal
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    APPLE-BLOSSOM TIME.
    916 1 At the bottom of my garden humble *pple tree grows. It is smaller much than th«; other trees near it. It has none of the; *»emly aspiration of the straight-limbo<J poplar at the other side of the wall that Wvides my property from my neighbour's. \i this moment,
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      194 1 \IALTHOID RAFFLES HOTEL. SPRING HACK MEETING. Programme of Arrangements. 29th May 1922 Tea Dansant 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. i. AY, 30th May 1922 Dinner and Dance. WEDNESDAY, 31«t May 1922- Orchestral Concert, 9.45 p.m. IHURSDAY, Ist .lane 1922 GaettNight Dinner Dancing. 2nd -June 1922 Special Tiffin. Orchestra. SATURDAY, 3rd
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      255 1 CIGARETTES Sole ManufßcturfJs:— 4A04 >/* T OB* CCO CO., LTD., LONDON ■■i::<Ww i rtMWt^ A c,m M >^i W m--iriT Oil ■■■W W M Lj_ 3;«£ EUROPE HOTEL. SINGAPORE. DANCING AFTER DINNER EVERY Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. The Hote Orchestra tinder the direction of Mr F. B. Martens. Telephones in
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      142 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. StaW Expreftn. cigarette of refinement Angc-j cameras lor 00( i j.^tun -s, Mavr.r.rd --Fifn 1. J l P ;J\- Cni :n^ Swm i> appetising and bealthful— Page 3. Unildin? allotments and nearside buntralow.io let or for sale— Pagt 5. ¥m< selection oi engagement rings at P. P. De
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      148 1 Higb Water, o*2o a.m., 1.46 p.m. Kinta A^oc: M*«, r f Backer's, noon. Central Bng. Worki Mtp., noon. Football, Div. I. S. R. C. v^. g. C. F A S. C. C. ground. Football, Div. 11. R. E. vs. Singapore United S. C. F. A. Jl vs. Seletar. Race Lotteries,
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  • SPORTING NEWS.
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      CRICKET.
      174 2 V'l.(.\. Middlesex Jicuimonl. Middlesex Rig!. •.jor flawipl b. Gom 7 Sgt. Or Cane!, c. Luke, b. GtMi M: j<>r Tlioinpaon, r. and b. Gorae> 2 jor Newnliiim, h. Stack 8 Bandsnu ni' r, Wterakody, b. <; met 4 I.t. Stephonscn, lhw. h. !tjn:;iiu> 12 Major Spraee, o. \'orrix, b.
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      Asiatic Peterleum Co. vs. S.R.C.
      249 2 The Asiatic Petroleum Co. XI stored an win ovt i r the S.R.C.. defeating: them 7»> rail!! o*l t*>e latter*! errrkurul yesterday titern< 1 Ing in first, the ChA mati Tu run>. contributed 21 U I The A.P.C. replied crith 1 4 the i»ri btir>;
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      BOXING.
      69 2 A Reuter's telegram ■tStel that at Holland Park Hall, in ttie twenty rounifeat her- weights, Criqui, the French champion, beat Joe Fox, the British Champion, the referee stopoing the tijrht at the^ "ftwelfth round. The Charity Boxing Contests to be held a* the Victoria Theatre on the Ist June
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      THE DERBY.
      122 2 London, May 29. Derby betting: 4 to 1 St. Louis, 6 to 1 P< ndoland, 13 to 2 Captain Cuttle, 15 to 2 Re-Echo, 100 to 7 Tamar, 100 to 6 Northend, 22 to 1 Psychology, 28 to 1 Simon Pure, 40 to 1 Diligence, 66 to 1
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      210 2 TO CT OR FOR SALK. LARGE G< newly erected area from K-,000 to £0,000 »q. ft. fflcin^ rive**. LARCiE BTOItKS from S,OOO to 24,000 sq f.. i^ar wharf and shipping. Al*o three storied building* fcr office* and podowr.s. Centrally situatod. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to A.
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      396 2 TO-NIGHT'S CV* I PRINCIPAL ATTRACTIONS 7t\ MIRACLES i A OF THE JUNGLE I EPISODE 5) "IN THE HANDS OF THE APIvS" EPISODE 10 "AM IDST RAGING TIGERS" WONDERFUL WILD ANIMAL THRILLS |H SH I THK STOKY BV Robert XXX XX SHIRLEY five big |H §H I Y REELS A L
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      434 2 From MONDAY, May 29, to SATURDAY, J w GEORGES CARPENTIER Idol of France, Heavyweight Champion of Europe and Umht a of the World has been seen and admired on the screen in his barau 'i n i seen as an actor in THE ROBERTSON-COLE MILLION-DOLLAR \ttpa, THE WONDER MA> In
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    A COOK AT THE POLE.
    719 3 UniX HIS CLAIM BE i I'HELD? AtU'i fourteen yea is of Almost unbroken' DM, urlriv hich t iv^e he la 6 aid to have 1 visit«d «-»-y cont:...;. in the world, Dr.' Frederick A. Cook has announced that he :ll Mek official sad public recognition
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      195 3 v /i A v A Doctor says; i not think so good a food as Glaxo in be brought before the public bv the *kM niecical profession 100 stronelv." < Food doctors recvnimend and rear their iun babk* on. I his is becaurc Glaxo is not an jj^ i f.cial
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      100 3 See the Finest Display of Our iresh Silks, Curios etc. i THE HOUSE OF VARIETIES BELUNG EVERYTHING AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. fe. d. roopch^no SILK MERCHANT AND BTYLIBH LADIBB DRESS MASBR& 41 f High Street, (Late Ya uto Premies*) COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. <->*.'*♦> r r i urn —i mi
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      317 3 A MA AM. A. I C. A. PARSOIMS Co, Ltd. I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). STEAM TURBINES TURBO GENERATORS 1 TURBO PUMPS J ECONOMY power j KXR R ATIOV I SOLE AGENT IN MALAYA, SIAM, INDO CHINA, DUTCH EAST INDIES. J j P. A. PAR I S, 54|56 The Arcade, Singapore.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    641 4 ERASER £0.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. TUESDAY, MAY 30. MINUIG. [Figures in brackets shows the capital and issue value of the Share in dollar* unless otherwise marked. C. Cum div. i x equals ex div.] Hitam Tin (300,000) .85— .95 Jelantoh ($1) .60 Johan Tin ($1) .45—
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    140 4 1 Th« Shanghai Nichi Nichi is alarmed at the increasing: activities of what it describee as the local Russian Communist party. Offices for conducting propaganda among Chinese and Koreans, says the newspaper, have been all over the Settlements. The Bolsheviks plan not only revolution in Korea and China, but are
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      1155 4 Valuable Freehold Building sites for sale. Area from 5,000 to 100,000 square feet Suitable for Offices, Godowns and Hotels Apply E.>TATE ft TRUST AGENCIES LIMITED Auctio»««ra ft E«UU Agenti, Raffle* Chambers. AN EXCELLENT OFFER OF A FIRST CLASS TANGLIN RESIDENCE. FOR PRIVATE SALE. ALL that piece of very valuable fr«Aold
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      310 4 aßß^Bß^BßSßßaS^B^B^awaßK^^^^D^^B^^ TITAN Has Proved its Superiority TRADE MARK G. AURELY Co. /^^k RING UP 112 2- B, nmayson <reen Wj3 FOR LATEST (BMMMMHMMMHbHbVMbVbYBbSb^bHb^b^bVMHBb^^ It is not often that one hears of a young man or woman corrplaining cf physical pain in the heart region, the disturbances they have there chxi
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      748 4 A Rare Offer of Attractive Properties risi-fltarag* GWtro Bear TaabJTT Wharves and Business and Dwelling- Hoiixs uwn IMPORTANT MORTGAGEE'S SALE The Undersigned have been favoured with instructions to mU by Publii their Sale-room, Raffles Chambers, Raffles PUee, Sißftl ON TUESDAY, 6th JUNE, AT 2.30 I\\, Lot 1. Three pieces of
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      1029 5 I WANTED. KATONG. -Seaside Flat arailable for picnics ends, or longer. Meala optional. Apply "FuUmr cure of Free Pr. "j-:. WANTED T(Tbuy7~ Second-hand Chinese or European HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE of every description (big or gnsall lots). Gc^J pricea offered. AlMly to Bm*4 H*nd care of Free 9-10 u.c. BOARD AND LODGING]
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      639 5 1 AUCTION SALE AUCTION SALE OF IT. BOXES TINPLATEi (DAMAGBD) To b* '"M .1 Simby ft Co'a Pin< i>n!t' factory at So. ltMt&, berangoon b#*u. <>N T TODAY, 2nd JUNI 1922 AT 10 A.M. i POWELL CO., LTD.. Auctions r.-. »M £-8 BHERIF2 *S sa; In Th. Supreme Court of
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      880 5 NOTICE THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE 1888. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE SUMMARY CASE WPTCY. No. 128 of 1921. RE LS IG KEE CO. Notice ii hrr.-nv vn that I first sad finnl Dividend i- Intern! jscla «d it, the «b<ive i ..fter. All creditor* miu
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      537 5 MUSIC OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.! FOR ALL THE LATEST HITS AND NOVELTIES IN MUSIC. I TRY THE HOUSE OF THE CATCHY j MUSIC. H. C. HUDSON. 100, North 3ridge Road, Singapore. "Where the music hits come from. The cheapest house in Town. We are only too pleased to try our music
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      465 5 ''■'wEP^ I m 9 Hk^- C^t» -r I YOUR EYEGLASSES depend on the quality of the plass used in their manufacture. It must 1 be free from all striae and bubbles. We have built our reputation on the uniform good quality of the lenses used in our workshops. N. LAZARUS
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      MARRIAGE.
      67 6 IRVING— LOOZE. At thi Catfcedral of the Good Shepherd, Singapore, vi\ tk» 89th in.st. Alan Edward, youngest son of the late E. A. Irving, sometime* Auditor-General of the S. S. and Mrs. C. M. Irvine of The Meadowi St. Margaret's Kent to Maria Elisabeth, daughter of G. J. Looze,
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1922. "Dope Fiends."
    1214 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1922. "Dope Fiends." Scarcely an issue of the London papers but contains a report of a case in which some miserable wretch or criminal has come to grief through using or improperly possessing the new deadly drugs, cocaine being ths chief. The Commission of
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      MR CRICHTON AND BLAOANG.
      129 6 A NARROW ESCAPE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, May 30th. On receiving information that a s^adaag had killed a Chinese tapper at the village of Kuala Kangsar, the District Officer. Mr. R. Crichton, and party of Malays, went in search of the animal. On coming up
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      FAREWELL TO THE MAJOR.
      154 6 IfajOV Xutter was entertained at a farewell dinner at the Station Hotel. Mr. F. E. Mair, presiding-, paid an eloquent tribute to Mr. Nvtter*i popularity and the esteem in which he was held by all the communities. Major Nutter was so much a part of Ipoh
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      THE CAIRO TRAGEDY.
      42 6 Stoker's Boetf Washed Ashore. (From Our Ovn Correspondent). Penang, May 30. The body of Stoker Mahoney. of the cruiser Cairo, who fell between that vessel and the War Bahadur and was badly crushed, has been washed ashore at Kelawei.
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      GEDDES AND DUNLOP.
      47 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. May 30. Telegram! to the Times of Ceylon state that Geddes will probably be chairman of the Dunlop Rubber Co. And that underwriters of the Straits Lean expect to be left with 72 per cent of the issue.
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      CHINESE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
      193 6 What would have resulted in v sure case of suieido, had it not been for the prompt action taken by the Chief Police Officer, Mr. Hannigan, occurred at Stani-ford-rd at abouc 3 p.m. on Sunday afternoon. A Chinese WM struggling hard between life and death, having hung
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      217 6 Mr. Mundell, appearing on behalf of the complainant, mentioned the case in the Third Court yesterday morning: in which Mr. John Forrest is being charged with refusing to maintain his children from the Ist instant. The defendant asked that the case be proceeded with immediately, as it had been hanging
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    OUR TRANSPORT PROBLEM.
    460 6 TAXATION I Some :nU-r,-s,,;~r:^, I to the pn,,, t I was given to our I vacation wi I motor firn, s 1,, I bus n^, b|, if* Of th, 1... I w th, Singapore I uaeW, in pan I large number I the reason for this I
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    COUNTERFEITING TRADE MARN.
    134 6 CMmm IWkuri Find. On transfer from t». case was dispoi ol m Magistrate's Court >• I which two China* »ho| k< and Loh Kon, of ?03 «n,| L>"l. rd, stood charted with htvii session, for porpOMf I a counterfeit track mark W* f in question htfalg tl
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      190 6 I H JUSTLANDiD: ■»*j^cauj«i fief's IB S f SOLE AGENTS CALDBECK MACGREGOR I S co., im I (Incorporated in Shanghai.) y X WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS 1 X Phon e 228. Office 87 Cecil Street. :i f*^kONizKD 8T iot4ltt I A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF I ENGAGEMENT RINGS I SET WITH—
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      46 6 LIFE ASSURANCE The NORTH BRITISH and MERCANTILE j INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Great Britain.) BY REASON OF ITS AGE OVER 100 YEARS FUNDS OVER 190,000,000 Dollars MODERATE PREMIUMS LIBERAL CONDITIONS THE OUTSTANDING INSURANCE OFFICE FOR EASTERN INVESTORS. H. J. TOTTON, Branch Manager. Telephone No. 2518.
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    HAGUE FINANCIAL CONFERENCE.
    434 7 HAGUE FINANCIAL CONFERENCE. S. SENDING EXPERT. t, hi J.KiIMAN NOTE. ni tor*i Service.] Hertin, May 2». i it the Noto wfckfc forwarded to Parie, t j ;t tlfft on I i the ftfreemwrt iva-heJ at i ammlmkm i m, compriaiag M German dooMstk Iht A'.h'J. itn-anv--1 W Wl the on
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    REDUCING RAILWAY PAY-ROLL.
    45 7 It Chicago, May 29. Vllt *i«nct waKes of the railw *y v *v worker, on July 1, it annual pay-roll by ■^BOTYOML London. May 29. ork ma t0 Belgrade oh M 3 P^sor at the wedding of ar> of Rumania and Kin»
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    BOTTOMLEY CONVICTED.
    168 7 SEVEN YEARS. "NO MITIGATION WHATEVER.' [Router's Service.] London, May 29. Horatio Bottomley baa >>oen sentenced to seven years penal servitude. He intimated that he would appec.l. The Old Bailey was packed at the conclusion of Um Botto.nl.-y trial. The proMCQtor eoachkKl his final speech, where-' ■ftor BottomJey, hitherto
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    PRAISE FOR KING OF SIAM.
    283 7 London, May 2*J. Fortnightly Review contains a noteworthy tribute by Mr. W. G. Hole to the Kin*,' of Siam s enlightened statesmanship. He describes Um achievements of this "philosopher King" in raising the tone of public and private morality, bringing the opium traffic un I
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    THE ASSIZES.
    186 7 Sikhs Acquitted in Murder Cat*. The trial of the two Sikh watchmen, Pagat Singh and Harnam Singh was concluded at the third Singapore Assizes yesterday morning:, before Mr. Justice Barrett- Lennard and a special jury. The accused were alleged to have murdered another Sikh watchman employed at Messrs.
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    105 7 Mr. J. Oldham recently told the Cold Storage Association that he htm eaten an egg that had been 12 months in cold storage. Certain members of the Royal Zoological Society of Ireland have to their credit a far more heroic achievement. The council inspect the Dublin Zoo every Saturday, and
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    668 7 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS (SINGAPORE) ASSOCIATION. To the Editor. Dear Sir, In another column will be found an announcement calling together the members of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association for the annual IflMUl meeting. May I, aa Vice-President of the Association, request the courtesy of a little space
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    THE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION, SINGAPORE.
    131 7 At the general meeting held on the 30th inst., the Teachers' Association elected a new personnel of office bearer9 as follow President H. M. Hoisington, Esq., 8.A., Vice President J. W. Matthew, Esq., B. A., Secretary S. M. Thevathasan, Esq., M.A., Treasurer E. M. Davies, Esq.,
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    56 7 What comprises quite a*' artistic show of paintings is being given by the Japanese artist, Mr. Chiyoji Yazaki, at the Japanese Club, 331 North Bridge Road, daily from noon to 10 p.m. The collection contains many fascinating studies of Indian and Eastern scenes and is well worth a visit. The
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  • SPORTING NEWS.
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      PENANG SWIMMING CLUB.
      107 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 30. At the annual meeting of the Swimming Club, the Chairman commented upon the satisfactory condition of the accounts and stated that the financial position was very sound. Mr. Irwin was re-elected President, Mr. Peter, Vice President, and Mr. Gray, Captain.
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      TENNIS AT IPOH.
      134 7 (From Our Own Correspomuent;. Ipoh, May 30. i The return tennis match between the Perak Chinese Recreation Club and Major Nutter's team as a farewell to Major and Mrs. Nutter, took place en the Club's ground, the BBomben being "at Home." Dr. Kong proposed the health cf
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      LADIES LAWN TENNIS CLUB.
      102 7 American Tournament. The Ladies Lawn Tennis Club's American Tournament, which last time, it will be remembered, was marred by such bad weather that it had to be abandoned, came off under moro favourable conditions last week. Some very inter sting matches were j contested and in
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      CRICKET.
      145 7 I Up to the present the following have beeu selected to represent the S. C. C. in the match against Negri Sembilan at Seremban during Whitsun week-end: O. P. Griffith 1 Jones (Capt), E. J. Riches, R. L. D. Wode- house, Dr. Scharenguivel, R. T. Holder, A. J H.
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      CATHOLIC UNION.
      138 7 'a Ir. celebration of the great feast of A#xrsion Day Mr. Chia Goh Lee, the Pre«iient, grave a social repast in the Club Houte on Sunday, May 28th, when all the r>i embers were '.At Home.' The chief ereah j oi the day wa 9 the final match
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      FOOTBALL.
      93 7 The match between the S. K. C. adi S. C. F. A. in the First Division of tin Singapore League, which was to h«ve beat played this afternoon, has been postpon«l ob account of the Volunteer parade. After the match this evening betweot th« R. E. and Singnpore United,
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      130 7 FOR THE RACES. 13 O^ STEREO PRISM l lrBfiJ BINOCULARS 'FIELD GLAbSE^. 6 and 8 Power In Brown leather line? C" 5i c^ THE SCOUT 6 and 8 Power Field Glass In Velvet Lined Elmg Case. In Velvet Lined Case. RQBIMSOH~~& CO., LTD. Incorporated in SINGAPORE IL^ Natural-Mflk I^^ Food
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      530 8 THE C€EAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd (The Blue Funnel Line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated in Englaad) lINQAPOU, PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT
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      534 8 |i "ELLERMAN" LINE ellkrma:: bucknall steamship cv vm (Incorporated in England). FREIGHT SERVICE Steamcr Dm Sinfapore. s.s. CITY OF TOKIO Havre, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg May 39 s.s. RIALTO London, Hamburg May 30 ■.a. CITY OF PEKIN London, Dunkirk, Rotterdam and Hamburg June 16 •a KANDAHAR London, Antwerp aad Hamburg
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      619 8 P. ft O. BRITISH bSa* 1 apcar"" leve (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SFRVir* PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL SNro CE (Under Contract with Hia Mrj- ty's Govtnment) LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES. LONDON a av DUE SINGAPORE lE V KARMALA about Jnat 11 DONGOV XASHGAIi about
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      449 9 fjjj. SIAW MfiAM NAVIfaAIIUN 10, LTD. |U^ (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE F or Trenggamu, KelanUn, Bangnara, Telupin, PaUni, Singora gohssmui, Langsuan, Chutnpon, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure ITUGALA May 2» May 31 MAHIDOL June 5 June 7 SUDDHADM June 12 j une 14 The steamers aro fitted throughout
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      317 9 O. S. K. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (subject to change without previoms notice) European Lane: For Marseilles, London, Hamburg. Rotterdam, Antwerp, Antwerp, via Colombo, Su«z Port Said. Alps Maru arr. May 27 dep. May 30 Argun Maru arr. Juiy 17 dep. July 18 New York Line: For San Franciseo Panama,
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      723 9 -J^^Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd AND EUerman ft Bucknall Steam Ship Co,, Ltd (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN UNE.) (Incorporated in Englamd.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEjToR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK KEEIW mWf I>«eS'pore Route For tLUNG June 6 Suez Straits Philippines A Ckina.
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      555 9 I STRUTHERS AND BARRY Operators United States Skippist; Board. Singapore to Los Angeles and San Francisco. WEST OROWA due Singapore to loa d In port WEST CHOPAKA due Singapore to discharge Jum 17 WEST CHOPAKA due Singapore to load July 5 WEST FARALON due Singapore to discharge June 80 WEST
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    407 10 The B. I. Egra, on her last trip to Ra»goon from Penang (May 20) encountered rtugh weather and heavy seas. The cruiser Montcalm after visiting Hongkong and Shanghai had returned to Saigon. After provisioning she will proceed via Penang, Seychelles, Madagascar and Djibouti to Toulon. This is likely
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      319 10 $1400 $1400 MADSTRONG" LIGHT Seduction in Prices. WIC/N NOW SUPPLY THESE EXCELLENT LIGHTING SETS AT $1,400 COMPLETE WITH BATTERY CHANGED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE. CAPACITY— I.2 K.W. OR 60.20 WATT LAMPS ENGINE RUNS ON KEROSENE OR PETROL. ■RrHt. jli^^*i_ 1 vi e| *w '_P^hh_c Simplic J ty of De?
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      637 10 S.S. "RADNORSHIRE." The Masters Own.-rs and Agents of above vessel will not be responsible for any debts incurred by Members of the Crew during the ship's stay at this port BOUSTEAD CO., LTD. t Incorporated in F.M.S.) Agents Glen Line Ltd. 30-5 31-5 PASSAGE— UNITED KINGDOM. Th« m. t. "Glengarry"
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      124 10 I Genasco Boofind 2 PLY ANP n LY COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEAK nriit AND UK for FIXING ■S over 4fl Ve.i.s i". ro», Ae experience _OjNJtjS*ffe than 'S manufacture W'^^^M P Of dml I j Roofing. USB r2nair n i 3 6£<V4SCO SHtlsficsfr j withstands beginning I tropical heat e/i<f
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      342 10 DerKv, Broomc, Fort Hed'land OnBlow, Carnarvon and Western Kerimon Ro^en J Pulau So^m Hnekkon* 9 a.m. Indrawn P^:nb ,n K etc. G. G. D.:,nde! s noon SS" Semhilan tu J ahnt Men. i> r-m I. 8-han .tid Penanc I Poh a p m p" d K n Circ I p.m
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    EXCHANGE.
    77 11 Bank 4 m.?. n i mm Mank demand 2 8 2i>-32 Priyate credits 3 m.s. 2 4 7«3J New York, demand 81^ France, demand i44 India, T. T. 176H Hongkong, demand i:;~, p. c pre Yokohama, demand 107% Scvereigi, Bank Baying $s Bank of England Rat© 4 p c
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    PRODUCE.
    126 11 If I 'HI. Tin Buyers $76.66 Xo Sellers Gambicr Cube No. 1 13 00 GamM,r Pepper Black in 50 Pepper (whita fair^ 26.50 Tmpioea, small fr.kc, i'.^ io. 2r> Pearl Sago small g.40 Copra Bondried lo'tij Opirnn, Benares nneerti Rice, Kangoon white 230 Rice, Slam No. 1 for expoit
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    47 11 U i> ciot k oon Miy 30 1922. Pale Crepe, ttikbed Smoked St. Closing Prine*. Closing Pri^—. Buyers Sellers. Buyers Sellers. Spot 25 s Oct. to Dec. 89 (Latest London Cables Quote) Lon.lon Spot London fool. 7%«L 7t'.j Totit- of Mark-.'*:- Steady.
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    CHEAPER OIL FOR MOTOR SHIPS.
    165 11 With the rapidly increasing number of motor ships now being placed in commission, owners are naturally desirous of using in them the cheapest grade of oil. Hitherto, the ordinary practice has been to employ what is known as Diesel oil; this is a higher grade
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    126 11 The Ceylon Tea Planters Co., Ltd., ar<t supporting a propaganda fund *>f shilling; per cultivated acre. 1370 coolies arrived per Thongwa from India, of whom 372 were sent to Pualu Jerejak and the balance to Port Swettenham for observation there. Tho total business failures on the East Coast of Sumatra
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      RUBBER RESTRICTION.
      143 11 Is Opinion Changing? (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuaia Lumpur, May HO. Colombo cable received here t>y tluMalay Mail state* that the rubber price decline is tttributed to the liquidation of the large specula! „Unt caused by increasing stoeka, The t'inancter is of opinion that the time la ripe
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      KUALA KETIL RUBBER.
      67 11 (From Our Own Correspondent.) PenanK, Haj .JO. An extraordinary meettec of Kuala Ket;( Rubber, Mr. Btothard presiding, waa ealled to obtain approval of n nrovi.Hional agreemenl for the talc of the Ompaij n« h going concern to Pcrnambans Rubber Eatatea, also to paaa a reaohi^ion for liquidation,
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      RRASER'S REPORT.
      92 11 Sin^.ipn.t'. 30. Tin.— £162. 6s. Oil. 230 ton* hl4 $76.75 Rubber.— Still dull, with little doing. MialaaV— Taipinga 67 H cte., North Taipinga 82^ els., South TaJpftnga Ntw 30 eta. <KT 3 2 paid), Rawanga S2H cte^ Nawag P«ta 27'. (t>., Marau $4J»O, Johaaa 47' Ct«^ Collieries $11^5.
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      LYALL AND BVATT'S REPORT.
      96 11 Singapore, May .to. I Tin.— £ir>2. &s. o>\. KubbvrK. Dull. Mines.— Norths Si) 85, Tkipingt *W> TO. Souths 22 2 25, Nawng Pet* \l\ 26. Johans IT 1 52H, Murais 14.40 |4JP, riu Piahs 7", so, PeUlingt 82 H 87 V», Till Bentongs buyers 6s. Batang
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      153 11 Si) Stanley Bois, speaking at the Beat I ing cf the Par.awatte Tea and Rubber Co.. Ltd., stated that it was a matter of p»ax- nion knowledge that negotiations \v>:e |f||| proceeding with Dutch interests to a scheme to place rubber on a bettte*footing-. Tho figures fur India's overseas trud*.
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      441 11 j CaaARmEIT BANK! of India, Australia &nd China. iworp, rated in England by B^fJ CaarUr. Paid up Ca-it*] f n «§o «00 KeSjJT Fond 5 s«.Wa,e«ft Rj^err- I JafciWty of Proprittora >. W,fOt HEAD OffSCts!, <B Eislicpigate, London, CO. Ajjiaciea and ??rsr:t¥e* >^c ?£sr J^aiiutt* Kobe Skaia-ki! C«nton K. LQ»
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      894 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING OKFORATION (Inccrixrrate'l in KorgVong.) Capiui, aJI 2?*id op $20,000,000 Si i' R^ rc?r3 $23,500,000 bterlicj EA««ry«, held in London 4,500,000 R^erv* UaMUlf of l^ropriatora $20,000,000 COUST OF DIRECTORS. G. M. Dodweil, Esq.— Chairman. R°J\- A Lfi ng:.— Deputy Chairman. rnard Es^- A M Bo^s Smith, Esq. G.T.M.
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      118 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A. D. 1720.) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives Messrs. BARLOW Co. Messrs. BARKER Co. L*. Messrs. WEARNE A Co., Ltd Branch OtSce—64, The Arcade. Collyer Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Bfanaftr THE LONDON LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO.,
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    THE SPRING RACES.
    2357 12 FIRST DAY'S RUNNING. DEATH OF TRESS A LITE. Yesterday afternoon, cool and cloudy with a good deal of breeze, was a favourable one for the opening day of the Spring Meeting, but the attendance was not a» large M might have been expected, whilst the native crowd
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    39 12 Miracles of the Jungle and Fifty Fifty arc thawing gocd crowds to the Gaiety nightly. The first show programme is all changed, Thursday being the last night. On Friday a Bftftda] Race |rogramme will be presented. I
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    28 12 Charged with fraudulent possession of 12 kati of rice, a Chinese pleaded guilty before the Third Magistrate yesterday morning and was fined $25, in default one month's imprisonment.
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    957 12 i With the season half completed, the Middlesex soccer team has justified the I promise it gave when it first played here and has established itself at the top of the Singapore Football League, and there t it is likely to remain. The team has had its pood
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