The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 July 1922

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    21 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. VIAUHOID FA DSF ASF FF TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., FRIDAY, JULY 7, T»22. No. 10.630
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    182 1 The Irreßiilnr resistance m Dublin is dying out. Ccuntes*. Markiewicz, the leader of the women snipers, and other leaders have been raptured Page 7. The Colonial Office has cancelled (he export duty on African palm kernels as the margarine industry is now an established one m Britain
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    IN SOUTH HOLLAND.
    818 1 He is a very lively fellow, the Dutch motorist a very notable ompanion of the jiitat order of roadfarers. I find him today mjuch as before the war jovial, keen on the whole business from every point of view, and, as before, a great traveller, i At
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      99 1 j RAFFJLES HOTEL. Tea Dansant, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. >AY Children's Party sto 7 p.m. VEDNESDAY.— Orchestral Concert, 9.45 p.m. URSDAY.- (iuest Night, Dinner and Dance. Tea Dansant, B p.m. to 7 p.m. Night, Dinner and Dance Cinema at 9.15 p.m. Orchestra. SARKIES BROS., A. COOKE, All reservations. Proprietors.
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      258 1 i Gtt the Maximum Service of Your MI L^V'm* fe}-j; 111 l Buildings which cost so much f^»PARfO/*3 r~ W^ RESERVE with Pabco Paint. i Get the maximum service of your buildings by j Sc= I -A\ Painting them with the paint j&£ Bthat stops rot, prevents rust. Re- ,1
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      160 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Bx 147 Page 5. H. Bolter for Port wines --Page 2 New films at th* Liberty and Gaiety— P.-^ge 2. De Witts pills for kidney troublesPage 4. Maxwell seven mfer bus for salePage 5. Twink, the dye-cleanser, is on «ale everywhere Page 12. The Sea View Hotel is
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      119 1 THE WEEK Friday, 7th. High Water, 9.28 a.m., 8.66 p.m. Saturday, gth. High Water, 10.20 a.m.. 9.41 p.m. Malaya Cup: Singapore vs. Johore. al Job** Cricket: Merchant? vs. P. S. and I, Polo: Balestier. Raffles Institution Sports, Sunday, 9th. High Water, 11.6 a.m., 10.23 p.m. Swimming Club, Team Race. Monday,
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      787 2 plaque which is carried by all British cars itbroad. "Grajai Britain," 1 rapHtd. A snort. "Grands Bictapm," I reatswtd. Two snorts. "Grout*- i?r I wa* beginning, wh*n he furiou-ih interrupted sjsa m Knplish. "Fj iii whtre does this automobiV "Froni England, Sir," I niurinunl. 4t \h! Bnsjlnnd. Why dM you
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      273 2 TO I FT OR FOR SALE. LAKGE Gt-i'OWNS, newly eracteU area from 10,000 to 60,000 iq. it. faciag river. LARGE BTOiftBS from 6,000 to 24,000 »q. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for office* ted godowns. Ceatrnlly situated, f All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write
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      465 2 VITAGRAPH'S UiLILJJ_IIiMWM|«MM f iii FILMDOM'S MOST MONSTER R 6^.^ j jfe H WONDERFUL PRODUCTION "■■■^■fcifcMH^fcJ^fc^B PICTURE EXPENSIVE ENGAGEMENT *or one week only of the World Renowned classi-, the Favourite of old and ymng alike. THE MASTER PICTURE lhat w.Il be enjoyed by every member of the family. Enacted m the
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      390 2 AT XJT R Ty^ 1> n "I JLj JlI JnL -Lf x JO a\ From TUESDAY, July 4, to SUNDAY, July A WILLIAM FOX SUPER PRODUCTION Adapted from a Magazine Serial by William If, K a r and presentmg that bipr, haadtOflM, athletic itar, WILLIAM RUSSELL I along with that
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    MEAT-BATING PLANT DISCOVERED.
    272 3 Seeker <»f Prey. i— To explorers there arc few iv*ri.;n> left fur fresh discoveries bat m the plant world there is boundless scope. One remarkable plant, a new nu at eater lately found ill the north-east of South America, seettS t<> contrad.d the habits of others of
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    PRESERVING RAILWAY SLBBPBRS.
    190 3 The railway companies an I administrations m India an* sobering increased interest m Urn experiments which have for tome lime been tarried cut by the research WQtik n of the Forest Department with the objefct of disccvei in^- a method <: f treating w<x*d sleepers so a?
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      197 3 JUNE 26, 1922. II MOTOR VEHICLE DEPARTMENT OF I (Incorporated m England). I st\GAPORf, IPOH, PENANG. I i A delicate flavour I is added to stewed or tinned I I fruits when served with a delicious I cv itard, so easily prepared with a good, sweet milk and /^\^l^Mk Brown
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      286 3 I wr^gjaayT^ sama a-m a PAra-RiOf! H^a/ter firo.s Wigan) Ltd. A XxXll I/XIJJILI I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) A LINIMENT 11 I For External Us« Only. < THE < I NEURALGIA, SCIATICA, I "PAflFFlFirV' 5 LAME BACK, LUMBAGO, 1 r\\3 Lt 1 IJbLi L/ i a m- gout, h— S Spr>iM.
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1214 4 TOO MUCH FINE WEATHER. (From Otir Ovrn Correspondent). London, June Bth. Already the English public is very •ervous as to the amount of fine weather vc are likely to have this year. In fact, The Daily Mail comes out to-day with jraetically a shriek, asking what the
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    LANDING FROM A NON-STOP AIR EXPRESS.
    430 4 LANDING FROM A NON-STOP AIR EXPRESS. l*as>engers to be 'Slipped* m (ili<Ws. Going "ashore" or lather down to earth, m a little gliding "air-boat" which will cast off and sail down from a big air-liner, without the latter's stopping to alight, is to be the unique experience of travellers on
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    LEPROSY CURE.
    136 4 Triumph for British Research. A permanent cure for leprosy is anticipated from the results of the latest London trials with chemical injections. Several cases under treatment are showing marked improvement, a chemical research expert said recently and the leprosy bacilli have entirely disappeared from certain skin areas m
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      553 4 ALFRED SHRUBB, I THE FAMOUS ENGLISH CHAMPION RUNNER, HOLDER OF 9 WORLD'S RECORDS. T<~> sib 'i a Rre.it jS A Writes: spf>rt3man as Alfred 9 > SliMibb, b:u i 'ie vF^BßP^|t7 X t1)inl( DIV pains won Id he 7m I J duty to write and exceptionally doUi- t\ tell you
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      711 4 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Very valuable town and country properties known as No. 215 South Brife 10. 230 Teluk Aver Street, 164 and'l6s Victoria Street, Loroncrs M and >7 «ff n toad. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co'a Saleroom, No. 30 Chulia Street ON WEDNESDAY. 12th JULY AT 2.30
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    THE NEW SALOON AIR LINERS
    228 5 The airways are steadily developing smoother and more luxurious travel as the railways did, only at a much faster rate The latest thing on the Paris service is the new type of Handley-Page saloon express, two of which went off from Croydon, after being christened
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    LIFE IN THE TROPICS.
    219 5 The Influence of Colour. Sucfi authorities as PTofmur Baldwin Spaice. Benjamin Kid). Dr. Raeckci, Dr. Creed, and others who have maJe an intimate study erf tropical condition* adopt the view that the w »rld bring divided into colour-zones, with each climate suited by natural law to
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    NEW USES FOR RUBBER.
    105 5 Mr. IT. W. Rcbirson of Wolverhampton wites to the Times.— If the rubber industry will undertake to ».'.;»kv wiih any on < discovcrJn a new mi f?i rubbsr a contract covering require-iiu-r ts f<>> fourteen years ai a price rising and falling with the market, i>ut
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    LADIES LAWN TEWIS CLUB.
    43 5 Annual Tournament Thj Annual Tournament of the Ladin I.^.vn Tennis Club will commence on 10th July. Kntries close on Ist July. Btttry sheets for tbi usual classes are row opi-n at the Ch'.. 19 6 m. w. f. 15-7'
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    BAKAU FIREWOOD.
    48 5 Separate Uiuiors :ire invitetl for mtM i I *i months. (a) 275 tors split p<>r month (b) 50 routad •r the alternative (c) 300 tons split per m^-.th (d) 300 round Suppliers are invited to communion!" witi Box No. 376 care of Free Press 6-7 7
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    DRUG FIENDS.
    337 5 Horrors of Cocainr. With some the cocaine and th« analogous morphine and heroin habits begin through curiosity, writes a correspondent m the> Daily Mail. The habit is also formed from experience of the pleasant effects of the drug m operations on the teeth or other minor operations. "But
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    THE JAY GOULD ESTATE.
    301 5 Family Strife. Controversy over the administration of the great Jay Gould estate broke «ut m court again when m formidable army of counsel, including the f<.iin_'r (fnitfd State* Ambassador to England, Mr. John Dories, iwo rx-Jnstfecfl of the Supreme Court. Mr. \.Ur.> p.- ,-ker, former Democratic
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      1012 5 WANTED, I SELANGOR CLUB. A^ TED> Kur °P can to take charge of the Club Chambers and Mess. Whole time must be given. Applications to be addressed to:— Secretary, Selangor Club. 3 7 8-7 WANTED TO BUT. Second-hand Chinese or European HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE d every description (big or small iota).
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      710 5 AUCTION SALES BY OKDER OF THK OFFICIAL ASBIGNBI AUCTION SALE OI One "Lalley" Blottrfc Lighting Set uiih batteries, lamps and fans, etc. To bo held At our Sale-Rooms, 16 and 18 Raffles Place, o.\ FRIDAY, 7th JULY, AT 11 A.M POWELL CO, ITD., Auctioneers. llacorporsted m Singapore.) 5-7 7 7
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      823 5 NOTICE. GLEN LUCE. ConsJKnes of oar^o ncr the above steamer from Europe (June oOih.) are hereby notified that a general iinrey of all carg-o landed m a damaged condition will be held on Tuesday Iltll Instant m gaaWni Nos. 1 and 2 at 9 a.m. No further surv.-y will be
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      128 5 THE PRICE OF PAINSCIATICA. No one wants pain— still we pay for it heavily m lost health lost energy lost ambition often absolute financial ruin. Why pay this awful price? Why Suffer the troubled twitching tortures of Sciatica when everlasting relief is so near at hand? Perfect health, absolute freedom
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      37 5 ,i bx 147 MEANS NOTHING BUT HAVING US FIT YOUR EYEGLASSES AND SPECTACLES MEANS THAT YOl WILL HAVE NO FURTHER TROI HLE WITH SHAKY CROOKED LENSKS i i N. LAZARUS— OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL iUILDING BATTERY ROAD. f
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      MARRIAGE.
      56 6 1! j JACOBS -HARMS. -At the Presbyterian WB Church Singapore on 26th June by the Rev. ■B G. 11. Douglas Arthur Harold Jacob only son of I Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs of Devon Road Swanbourne West Australia to Jessw- Maj only daughter of Mrs. A. Harris of
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1922. Using the Land.
    2156 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1922. Using the Land. I 1 On first consideration one would say that the problem of the land is different in the towns to what it is in the country districts, but as a matter of fact the basic principle is the same in
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    SIR EDWARD BROCKMAN.
    820 6 LONDON PSBBB I\TK|;\ Ku Malaya's Trade and Fin m Says the Financier A ked I nion as to the proapocU plantation industry m Malaya, Brockman, late Chief Becretary, I, Malay States, and now m Malay States Agency, said "1 to the future with the mate Even if
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      207 6 JAS JP^SBk SUPERIOR Office:— B7 Cecil St. S I^^^ O T ft Phone:— 22B. <V ,^^gg\ xj vy x iSoU- Importers) Caldbeck Macgregor Co., Ltd. Incoporated m Shanghai PATRONISED lIV ROYALTY A PERFECT JEWEL GIVES A PERFECT BEAUTY B. P. De Silva SINGAPORE AND PENANG. I Two Special Lines FOR
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      137 6 I^^ Scientific Control I is exercised from start to finish m the production of Armco Ingot Iron. The raw materials used are purchased g or mined with tht utmost care and S selection. U During every stage of manufacture, b laboratory teats are made to ensure M that the wonderful
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    CLEARING UP THE MESS.
    242 7 rE bels nbably done. nN| |\<. < CM MKSS ATTIRED. Iti Service.] Ijondon, July 5. „f the Dublin Irregular* ugh the batile conf intensity. Hamman'i garrfooa has surNatkmali th s afternoon niH-ll Street post office tut nty. Later an eighgun wai brought up which Mining positions
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    GERMAN COAL.
    259 7 tltriin. Jul\ .">. *ni: -officially itated that Germany] to the Reparations Com- that English, instead of German for the coal deliveries that obliged to make to the I Borsen Courier of June Ist. th* alarm about the fact that the Ml coal into Germany has c proportions sufficient
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    COLONIAL POLICY.
    231 7 BEWARE HEAVY TAXES. PALMKERNELS FREED. [Reuter's Service.] London, July 5. Commenting n,i the Crown Colonies, the Daily Chronicle deems the policy sound whereby loans were raised m the British market for development work m the past year. The danger to he guarded against is saddling the Colonies with
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    SOUTHWARK'S RUBBER ROADS.
    257 7 London. July 5. Tht report for li*2l of the Rubber RoadWays, a limited company formed under the auapieet of tht Rubber Growers Association to footer the ust» of rubber for roads, states that the portion of the roadway laid m Southwark eighteen months ago with rubber blocks
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    RUSSIA QUEERS THE PITCH.
    285 7 The Hague, July 5. Matters at present are at a deadlock. The non-Russian delegates maintain that it is for the Russians to produce an explanatu n of the fantastic figures presented last week, while the Russians declare that they have nothing more to say. They have
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    GERMANY'S HIDDEN HAND.
    306 7 ANTI-MILITARIST FEELING GROWING. REPUBLICAN PROTESTS. [Reuter's Service.] Berlin, July 5. It is stated that Hardens assailants belong to the Bamc circles as the man suspected of complicity m the assassination of Rathenau, for which the police at Allenstein, East Prussia, have effected a further arrest. A mass
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    LAND SETTLEMENT IN AUSTRALIA.
    243 7 From information recently received, it appears that the Commonwealth Govt.' of Australia is at present considering a comprehensive scheme of land settlement and immigration. The first demand for labour under this scheme will necessarily be for development works such as railways and roads, amd with the
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    186 7 The following- Singapore properties were sold by auction by Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and 00. at their Sale-room, No. 30 Chuiia Street, on Wednesday afternoon 99 years leasehold, land and house No. 884 North Bridge Road! area 5,582 sq. ft., 1 bought by Madam Woo Swee Hing for
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    189 7 "JOHORE SCHOOLBOYS STRIKE.' To the Editor, I Sir, Malayophile's letter m your issue of to-day goes straight to the heart. That anyone should have the amazing optimism to think that the proud and self-sufficient j Malay could be induced to undertake anything resembling th c useful
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    ACTION BY BANK.
    569 7 hinose Firms and 5~> 7.000 Hills. I An action wai brought m the Supreme Court yesterday, before the Acting Chief' Jostfc«, the hon'hle Mr. Sproole, by the etan M ue de llndu Chine (Incorporated m France) against Messrs Khai Sun and Co., 215 South Bridge Roati, and
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION.
    52 7 Ij Following are the numbers of arrirals from and departures to the Madras Pre- sidtncy for the month of June 1922. 1 Arrivals 7013 Adults. 660 Minors. Departures, 3746, ana 209, The arrivals relate to aided passengers orly. F DSFDSF DSFDSF DSF SAF dfadsf adsfds d f dsfdsaf
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      224 7 NEW STOCKS JUST RECEIVED. THE GREAT NEW RACE GAME. o*bo Piice iff Price Cents 50 jP^ffllfi Cents 50 Each. \L**M Each. This game may be played by any number of players the players each taking the bank m turn for six spins. Each player (excej.t the banker) places one or
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      551 8 THE CCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd (The "Blue Funnel" line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m Englamd) •INGAPORE. PORT SWETTENHAM A PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES a«d LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE,
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      549 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE I ELLERMA, A BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., LM. (Incorporated m England). i riooCiiiuHli oEiii V ILL* Steamer Singapore. OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. ♦s.s. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE London Aug 18 ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER London Aug. 29 'LIMITED ACCOMMODATION ONLY -tINTERMEDIATE PASSENGER STEAMER FREIGHT SERVICE. S te m r D^ Singapore. s.s.
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      607 8 P. ft O. BRITISH HMDIA^*' AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVK y PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). LONDON FAR-EAFTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES, LONDON M4TWb> DUE SINGAPORE T KAVV SINGAPOkc SARDINIA about July 11 KASHMIR abou
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      813 9 lg SLAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE t M Iretsj, Treaffganu, Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, y i(t JLhwrau!, Laagsuan, Chumpon, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure July 10 July 12 July 17 July 19 SI I)J>HAI>n; July 24 July 26 ike itcameri are fitted throughout
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      710 9 Tlic Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. mi AND EUennan A BacknaD Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated m England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK »t*«ni«*. Due Spore Route F«» CITY OF LINCOLN J u
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      687 9 STRUTHERS AND BARRY J Operators United States Shipping Board. Singapore to Los AngelelwSd 1 San Francisco. I APL^ due Singapore to dischar^f July If APUS due Singapore to load Aujr. 1 WEST IVAN due Singapore to discharge Aup. 8 WEST IVAN due Singapore to lead Aug. 25 BEARPORT t ue
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    SCOHISH LETTER.
    932 10 THE BIRTHDAY HONOURS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Edinburgh, June 7. Among the ScJttish recipients of Birthday Honours the moart notable is the Peerage conferred upon Sir Archibald Wilhrimso.i, Bart., M.P., for Mor.iy and Nairn. A trrardson of the late «*r Th.-nri; tfuthrfe, «<i "ragged schools'' fame, and the
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    THE HENDERSON LINE.
    450 10 The 'ncit asinir popularity cf this line foi the necessary journey ing out and home to the Straits, is shown by the following cxi crpts from letters by recent travellers.— Miss Beatrice Grimshaw, the h ell-known writer Personally. 1 shall h: t iiiuch pleasure m HM Diamonding
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    RUBER GRAFTING.
    262 10 X peri men ts Begun m Ct\\ lon. Tl bark-analysis 1 e suits obtained by Dr. \V. V seller from graftal rubber at the West Java Experimental Station show distinct ligma that such rubber trees, when full grown, may very probably give an acreage return between two an,|
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    NEW GOLD REEF.
    42 10 London, .June 16th. South Afiican re-' ports from Windhuk, m the South-West territory state that a wonderful rich gold rei<f has been discovered m the Keetman?hook district, the ore extracted averapinf? 4 ounces 11 dwta to the ton. i
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    132 10 1 Mr. W. Richardson, Master Mariner, succeeded the late Captain Graves as chief officer of the Renong. The cost of armouring her properly, after the fashion of the Repulse, being regarded as too expensive these days, the battle-cruiser Renown is to be paid off into tbt reserve. Th^
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      422 10 s.s. DOWES CASTLE. The above vessel bound fo* Boston and New York via Algiers, .nailing on the 15th July has accommodation available for a few passengers. For particulars plruse apply to PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD.. (Incorporated m England) Agents. 7-7 18- MUSIC OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. FOB ALL THE LATEST HITS
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      107 10 JODELITE The Timber Preservative ■^■^■^■V^V^ via Kl^uJ Br :3HH Stocked m 1, 5 10 Gallon Drum WHY PAY High Prices for Hard Wood WHEN Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOD Write for Particulars to The Borneo Company Limited (Incorporated m England) Singapore, ipoh and Penang. I
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      617 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Cucob Hong Soon 9 am. Pulau Soegi Benuit 9 a.m. Samarang:. «tc. Edendale 10 am. Bafan, etc. Esmaralda 11 a.m. Malacca Kheng Seng l p.m. Sourabaya, etc. Rumphius 1 p!m New Yorjc, etc. Kazembe 1 p.m. I Katu Pahat Sri Wongsee 2 p.m. Mersing Kompin Hong Lian
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 11 July C>. Bank 1 m.s. ..> j t Bank demand 2,3 15-ir, Private credits. JJ ni.s. 24 7-.V New York, demand 51 Crediti '.»o daya r, :i i.. France, demand 505 India, T. T. 17fi Hongkong, demand 11 p. t Prc-m.. Yokohama, demand 106'Java, demand 1"*<;i1 Bangkok, demand 90%
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    PRODUCE.
    149 11 I 111 V f* Gambier Cube No. 1 13.00 Pepper (white fair) 26.50 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 9.75 Pearl Sago mall 8.40 Copra Mix 10.30 Copra Sundried 10.70 Opium, Benares uncert: 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white 255 Rice, Siam No. 1 for export Rice, Siam No. 2 for export Rice,
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
    131 11 Singapore, July 6. The advance reported at the end of last week pi ived to be j nrely speculative and ralues dropped back to former levels on the withdrawal of operators. Trade Buyers show more interest, however, and the general undertone of the Market is steady, despite the
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    BARLOW'S REPORT.
    200 11 Singapore. July 6. liuhhcr. -The advances which took place ar'tei last weekV auctions haw not been maintained and at thy auctions on Wednesday vali't's were down abcut a cent all round on the week. Standard Sheet was if moderate request at 2(5 26 X 2 cents, few lots
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    133 11 I RASER'S REPORT. Singapore. July 6. 1 m. iir>l.lo. 150 tons soM .$77.7.-, per piknL KuhJ>*'rs._ Little m.v doing. Utan Simpans ,$l/20, Kuala Sid.nis $i.f,o. Ql«--eealyi G7 1 Pajams $4.25, Kamaaana |2.30, Bas^ttts TIW, Craigtefeai 87H, KwbUu $1.05, riu Branta 80, Mew Seivnckha $i.nr,. Kompas $4. MteiMS^—ColUerici
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    92 11 Singapore. July 6 rin.-i-i:.!. l 0«. ;«7 7 y 4> r U)ns Kuhbers.— F >vv enquiries Mines.-^Xm-ths 80 85, Taipinp-s 15 90, Souths 45 50, Nawng IVts ft) 16, Sri Gopen^i sellers 60, Kawan.us 674 72%, Ulu Piahs 86 95, Lin^ruis $2.50 $2.60, Renoan 19s. od.
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    153 11 Singapore. .Jul> G. Silver M', Hongkong M per cent premhun. Uubtxrrs... AKenbyi 16 is. CraifieJeai 1% 27 1 2 Bukit Serabawanfa Is. U. Ad., and Singapore United* 6%d. B'^i.. Mentakabs 12 a M:.!aka Pir.da- 7_"_. 77 v, Vlu Hi-nuts 19 21 Trafalgar! $1, Jimahi 82%. Tins. Taipinga 70
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
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    THE RICE CASE.
    1046 12 EVIDENCE BY BORNEO COMPANY MANAGER. Mr. D. T. Lewis, the manager of the Borneo Company, was the only witness called m the District Court yi Uerday afternoon when the charge against Cecil M. Rice, formerly an assistant with the Company, of criminal breach of tiust m reipect
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    L. L. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    95 12 MONDAY, JULY. 10th. Ladies Singles. Miss Andrew vs. Mrs. Quinton. Mrs. Maxwell vs. Mrs. Ager, Mrs. L. C. Robinson vs. Miss Faweett. Mrs. Hacker VS. Mrs. Bratton. Ladies Doubles Handicap. Miss Matthias and Mrs. Cartwrigh-t vs. Mrs. Gould and Mrs. Day. Mrs. Burkill and Miss Richardson
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    TUESDAY, 11th JULY.
    108 12 Mixed Doubles A." Mrs. Stephens ami Mr. Holder V 6. Mr. and Mrs. A. O Potts. Mrs. Sdhafer and Mq. Moss vs. Miss Brooke and Mr. Putley. Miss Chappel and Mr. Hopkins vs. Miss Fawcett and Mr. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Oantrell vs. Miss Turner and Mr.
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    FOOTBALL.
    31 12 On t'u* Padang last evening tile Municipn'.i.y defeated the Royal Engineers by 3 goals to 2: and the S. C. F. A. II defeated Seletar by one goal to love.
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    HOCKEY.
    69 12 A hockey match will be played to-day on the S. R. C. ground betwdjn the S. R. C and the R. A. M. C. The following will represent the S. R. C. J. V. Moss, E. O. Argus and J. S. de Souza; F. Albuquerque, < Webb and X.
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    BOXING TOURNAMENT.
    140 12 We are informed that H. E. the General Officer Commanding:, Major-General Sir Neil] Malcolm, has kindly promised to extend h s patronage to the proposed Boxing Tournament. The second race for the Elizabeth Challenge Cup will start on Sunday next at 10 a.m. the same course as last
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    190 12 Marie Prevcst will be seen at the Liberty In 11 from to-night m the comedy-drama of a fellies beauty who breezed into an aristocratic family and started a storm that subsided m a double wedding, entitled Don't Get Personal, a Universal special attraction m five acts. This is
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    MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    633 12 MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. The matches m the Singapore Tournament for the Malayan Championships on the Pacjang yesterday evening produced tennis of a considerably higher standard than on Tuesday, and they were watched by large numbers of people. The honours were fairly evenly divided. Dean, the S. C. C.
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    YESTERDAY'S PLAY.
    120 12 S. R. C. Nc. 1. Tan Toon Hor teat W Visser, 6 2, 6 o. S. C. C. L. W. Aver beat W. H. Drumniond, 6 2, 6 2. S. C. C. I. R. E. Prentis beat M. Ikegam i, 4 6, 6 4, 6 2. S. R.
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    TO-DAY'S TIES.
    113 12 8. R. C. 1. T. Kiozumi vs. Chia Kena Tye r C. C. L. A. de Mello vs. T. M. Sherving ton, to finish. r S. C. C. I. E. G. Wheatley vs. S. Naka 1 mura. S. C. C. L. A. C. Potts vs. D. H. Klein
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    IPOH RACES.
    456 12 SUCCESSFUL OPENING DAY. (From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, July 6. Brilliant weather and a large attendance favoured the opening of this race meeting to-day. MATCH FOR $220. Major G. Smythe's Teddy 11.2 (Owner) 1 H.H. Sultan of Peak's 11.2 The Bolter Mr. Welsh 2 Won by two lengths.
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    80 12 Lcndon, July 5. 1 Heavy rain fo'l at Wimbledon tx>-day. 1 The programme included three fifth round matches the winners qualifying for the 1 html flnri Only on c finished, Ly<lett beati inp Davson 2 G 6 l, 6 t, B—6. Patter--1 son leads Campbell by two
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    214 12 The following will represent the Merchants again: 1/ the Pub ie SerVicea and Law m the S.C.C. Tournament on S.tur--1 day, the match commencing at 2 p.m.: > O. P. Griffith-Jones (Capt.), E- J. Riches, I C. GraKam Brown, E. A. Cartwright, H. L. Marshall, Ramsay, R. E. Prentis,
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