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

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SPfGAPOMj, SJS., MONDAY, JULY 17, 1922. No. 10,658
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    199 1 The I»rince of Wales has heen entertained at dinner by the Premier and pleasant speeches were exchanged Page 7. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has a good report to make of the progress of paying off Dritain's debts Page 7. The French are much concerned at the
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    THE EDINBURG ZOO.
    1187 1 "The Edinburgh Zoo" that is what it is universally called, though its official designation in the Scottish Zoological Park; for, while its location is in the environs of tho capital, its scope is national. It is supported by voluntary contributions, enjoys not a. penny of public money,
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      131 1 MALTHOID Raffles Hotel. TELEPHON 2920. f MONDAY J j Tea Dansant j x 5 pm to 7 p.m i r f* p^? K;? SAEKIEB BROTH6RB, k Musual Director. Proprietors, f i Senor S. Ta?!iapietra, Asst. Musical Director. £MBGNES&£B mßm *flsnHflHBBM *flsss^. _^^k. I I* B AW I KALAMA II I
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      202 1 CIGARETTES t^^^S^^'^*-***' s -o* -_u2|f^^ m^A'wkZ..^ **-<*b*bi*" •*zi fe^_v __HsQ__li_a *.hm^mm"'**mml I _t'-__ _>.'>«____*> I \r L.V*"*__l K_r I ____r_K fW _a_F____r Br "_s^^*»CCn j 1 THE HALLMARK OF PERFECTION. I Sols Manufacturers: j 4IID4TH TOUACCO CO., LTD., LO*DON r^^^^^^P l^ ll *^P^ K **t^^^*-*^**>'* 7WE EUROPE HOTEL. I j
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      160 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Alkia Salt rates Page Sloan's liniment Page 10 Wataan's No. 10 whisky-Page 6 Raffles Tea Dansant tonight— Page 1 Wers for choice liqueurs-Page 2. Page% or (lara v Govei-nment calls far various tenders— rage. o. Special e^tf clubs and r-quisitcs. RchinsS' iU ;°y I>lay( for s;ilt •< W.
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      200 1 THE WEEK. Sfsmtey. 17f/>. High Watar, 3.7 a.m., 3.51 p.m. Anglo-Chinese School sports, 2.30 p.m. Football, Div. 11. Middlesex II v. S.R C II S.C.C. ground; R.E. v. Ex-Sorvices. S*'c V A ground; SeWtar v. Singapore United SR C ground. Emulation Lodge, §130 pjm Tncsdu_i t 5Sf/t. H gh Water,
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    LEGENDARY BEASTS.
    289 2 A wi tei m the Cal utta Englishman A correspondent, harping on snakes and thing.-, says that when wc referred to lh< cockatrice sre should not have forgot-' i -he basilisk. Nor should wc. Thi sk. said tiu ancients. w;is even more 1 tS than tl.e cockatrice. Tht
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    IMMORAL STAMPS.
    187 2 J- ue Withdrawn for the Sake of Decency. The design of the postage stamps of Flench Indo-China ar e about to undergo B change i u the interests of publk morals. It Li stated that thc models whe, posed for the types of native women delineated thereon are
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    55 2 On the anniversary of the birthday of th« Prmce of Wales, Mr. R. T. Wright, manage, of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking C orporation, Yokohama, gave a dinner al Wa reaidence on the Bluff. Among tht Kuosts were Sir Reginald Stubbs, K.C.M.G andr^r n H a ko Sir Ernest Crow'c
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      403 2 TO I IT OR FOR SALE. J LARGE GO l OWNS, newly erected j area from lu.ooo to 50,000 sq. ft. j facing river. Jt LARGE STORES from 6.000 to "1 24,000 so,, ft. near wharf and shipping. A Also three storied buildings for offlcss I and godowns. Centrally situated.
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      528 2 "GAIETY" TO-NIGHT! ANOTHER GREAT SCREEN ACHIEVEMENT: MONTAGUE LOVE histly renowned for his master character impersonations brilliant as he was in 'Rasputin", "The Awakening," "The Brand of Satan' etc., reaches the highest of Dramatic Art \S DAVID ALDRICH IN THE WORLD DRAMA OF MAGNIFICENT POWER TO S^^TN, T0 HIM THAT ftsW
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      555 2 ALHAMBRA From SUNDAY, July I*s. to FRIDAY JI'LY i. NOTHING OF THE KLND EVER DONE FOK THK S4 REEN BI FORI *V remarkable lifting of the veil that stands beUieeil this life and tlu- ne_l ■GOLDWYN'S GKEAT SUPER FEATURE. A POWERFI h»\ n rm UNSEEN WORLD Based on Basil Kind's
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    CHRISTIAN HEALING MISSION.
    416 3 Mr. Hickson In England. Hero is a curious parallel to the India* scene which took place at Brede in Sussex anj is described in the Guardian. "The people of Brads Sussex, who some time have been joining in the intercessory work of the Christian Healing Mission, recently
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    BIG GAMBLING RAID.
    189 3 Lorong 17, Gaylang, has long been the] venue of idlers, who tried the'r lu-.k at gam- j injz, ar.d in spile of several raids made there in thi past, nothing seemed to deter them from COtniag again and again. On Tuesday morning information was received that an'
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    64 3 It is reported that 128 shops in the various sections of Canton have been ransacked by looters, and the total loss aggregates $245,081.50. The aggrieved merchants ar e soliciting the help of the Press, the Provincial Assembly and the various institutions and charitable societies in Canton, Shanghai, Peking, Hongkong and
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    DEATH OF ADMIRAL MORESBY.
    132 3 A Reuter cable of the 13th. inst. announces the death of Admiral John Moresby explorer ar.d author. In the (ourse of an adven'urms career, Admiral Moresby in 1873 discovered the finest harbour in New Guinea on which Port Moresby now ptar, li n i also discovered
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    THE SITUATION IN PALESTINE.
    60 3 I London, July 3. Five most prominent Mohamedans of ralestine elected hy Muslim-Christian asjsociations have arrived in Cairo, en route i fo* Mecca, to exn'ain the situation in Palestine to pilgrims. The leader is Sheikh Abdul Kadir _l Masaffar. He declares that j Muslim vhrines in
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    ESCAPE OF MRS. SUN.
    215 3 Remarkable Story. The Shanghai correspondent of the Hongkong Telegraph wired the following on June 28th:— Mrs. Sun Yat-sen, who is in Shanghai, in an interview with the National Press Agency, described her remarkable escape from Canton, beginning with the attack made on her home while she
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      480 3 IF RHEUMATIC DISSOLVE THIS I IN YOUR MORNING TEA. Th en waton tne pa,,,, The. si„p, y HAVE otism can he caused in but one way. That washout the rheumatic acids the liquids you drink ids and impurities in the blood. Chemical mast contain the necessary alkaline elements to be
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      258 3 VM^^^^^w WMV .v^v.v.^^v,^■AWA^^^wmwwMw^^■.<.v^ AMA AM. A i I WELLMAN SMITH OWEN ENGINEERING I CORPORATION, Ltd. I J (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). _J j CRANES AND i TRANSPORTERS. J HOISTING MACHINERY 5 J OF ALL TYPES AND CAPACITIES FOR THE RAPID AND ECONOMICAL HANDLING jjj OF MATERIAL AND MERCHANDISE. J g S
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    BUDDHIST MISSION TO TIBET.
    210 4 Mr. Ellam tu Lead. Mi. J. E. Ellam. a member of the Bangkc k Timet statf more than fifteen years ago, is coming East again. He served all through the war. being wounded twice and eitei leaving the Army he became editor oT the Buddhist Review.
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    GERMAN TRADE COMPETITION.
    252 4 Ex- Ambassador Gerard's Views. London, June 13. The American ex-ambassador Gerard, formerly in Berlin, now in London, says: 4ln the near future Britain will hate to face unprecedented competition from Germany and in a minor degree from America. I am afraid that the new United States tariff
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    41 4 I At cricket on Saturday last Selangor beat Kajang, after ronie heavy scoring, by five wickets. T. C. Green 50 snd E. N. W. Oliver 34 were the highest scorers for the winners and A. I. M. Lane 43 for Kajang.
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    THE REDUCED AMERICAN FLEET.
    200 4 According to the Army and Xavy Journal of New York, the naval force which it is it- tt ruled to keep in commission in the United States will be fixed by an allocation of the 80.000 men and 0,000 apprentices voted for the advice personnel of
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    ARMY REORGANIZATION IN JAPAN.
    107 4 The proposed plan of army organization, a foreshadowed by the Nichi Nichi and othei leading journals, involves a reduction of the personnel of the army by 60,000 men, allocated as follows:— 33,000 Infantry] 3,000 Cavalry. lb\ooo Artillery, and 4,000 Engineers. There will also, it is said,
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    90 4 During the last four months one Western Australian aviatiou company (the Western Australian Airways) flew 18,000 miles and carried 254 passengers. One passenger flew 1,045 miles on a single journey and another 425 miles. On Tuesday, the 27th June, a farewell dinner followed by a dance was given by I
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      1043 4 REMINDER TO-DAY. MONDAY, AT 2.30 p.m. \t our sale-room. Rallies Chambers, Ratfl vs I'iace, MOJNI' ZION -/STATE y*7*iM.m MORTGAGEE'S SALE ALL those several pieces of freehold and 099 years leasehold land situate at Mount Zion, with a large frontage on River Valley Road and Zion Road, estimated to contain the
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      625 4 **W. Hupmobile Almost any motor car might render lf\ good service to an expert mechanic. But Hupmohiles are made for people who enjoy using a motor car more than they do "tinkering" with it. si*\ _t /s\\n ok m Wj STRAITS MOTOR GARAGE TW lj Showrooms, 5a Orchard Road., Repair
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    CRITICS LECTURE IN WORMWOOD SCRUBS.
    604 5 CRITICS LECTURE IN WORMWOOD SCR UBS. Posers from the Prisoners. Mr. St. John Ervine visited Wormwood Snubs recently and gave a lecture o n the future of the drama to 000 prisoners serv- j ing sentences there. At the end of his remarks the audience were permitted to! jut questions,
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    378 5 NON-EL ROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUXD. To The Ed-it or. Sir, J wish to wiite a few words in support of Fa'rplay, whose letter regarding the above appeared in your columns recently. Does the Government, think that $7,000 will be enough for the Fund to carry oa its
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    THAT "STRAW VOTE."
    347 5 THAT "S TRAW VOTE." The-e are iys of newspaper "stunts," but cne very rarely fin.!a the Eu i imitating the West in this respect Tlu "straw vote" so called, is an exception, but this device to ascertain oblic opinion on •taph-s exercising the community is hardly in tl i above
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    EDUCATION IN KEADAH.
    305 5 I The Malays are very acute people and realise that the governing Britisher is what he is by virtue of the tradition he has received. Those of the hereditary ruling class and of the upper classes are just r^ali^ i_ that "Self-reverence, self-knowledge, selfcontrol, These three alone
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    AS TO SHOOTING ROBBERS.
    274 5 Ai the Perak Assises Mr. .Justice E. C Watson tried a Bengali watcher on sa estate for shooting Chinaman whe wns ng c co-nuts. Two ahota were Ared, the judge believing the first to iiav, been a warning. The accused bad been in gaol f months.
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      1164 5 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Ford Car, Excellent Condition, SS^S^ 0 1 K -Motor I JIZ _I_7_ LOOS AND SEEKPERS. 50,000 tons for sale Apply X. V. Z eats of Free Press. 1 o- 14-8 FOR SALE. Hrand new 20 H P -m m- .Maxwell Seven ♦eater bus aaaaalate with all
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      747 5 AUCTION SALES SHERIFF S SALE IN IHE SCPREME ~COURT OF THF STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE In the cause of S.K.RS.L. Nachiappa Chitty Plaintiff versus Tan Roon Choe, Chop Yeaj) Kian Hin. Tan Swee Kow and Chop Leant Teck Defendants AUCTION SALE OF All the Furniture and Jewellery of a
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      330 5 NOTICES GO VERNM ENT NOTIFICATION! Tenders will b;> received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 21th July IMS, for the refl-Wfag works: 1. Renewing roof timbers of Administrate t Bterh including repairs to sarking under s at the Central Police Station; 2. Installation of sanitary fittings
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      183 5 r*AIN TS THB REGION OF THE fTTP^ Have you pains in tbe region o' che hiv* daui people suffer from jjain in the regioi »f the hips. They may come from a touci Sciatica, or Rheumatism, or from i 3frj.i:} of the musciea. Ttiey may navi jther causes, but all
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      221 5 i;t j J I i (IVOH AM3J.J.YH j DKKTUna tivii tv.uhhiv j NVI3IXdO— SiIHVZV r I j smsxti 01X00B3 iiTßi hiia\ rianoux aaßianj on bavh TII.U fiOI IVHI SXVHK sauvLoads u\*v nssnouia a.ioA UA BU DNIAVH J. ifl I DMCHXON sxvaiv <*. l\ i mi i Bll Sir Fiank Bswetai
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTHS.
    72 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTHS. WILSOX. -Juno 19. at Belfast, wife of Charles Wilson. Malays- n Civil Service, daughter. WILSON. -June 14. at Aldenham, wife of Dr. E. A. Wilson, a son. DEATH. NEUBRONNEIt.— At 210-5 Queen-st. at 4.45 p.m. yesterday, Eudrice Winfred. dearly beloved son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Neubronner.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. JULY 17, 1922. Week End Comments.
    948 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY. JULY 17, 1922. Week End Comments. During the week various censored telegrams have been received of the struggle between the Nationalists and Republicans in South Ireland, 'ard from them it is deduced that tbe former are now in possession of the more or less destroyed capital
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    232 6 Mr. A. W. G. Gibson has passed the B. O. T. examination for First Mate. Mercantile Marine. Lieut F. V. Moore, R. G. A., having embarked for United Kingdom on llth July, is strurJv off the strength of the Command frtblm that date. Xo. 4 Company, Hong Kong and Singapore
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    100 6 Tokio, July 14. The Japanese Government, considering il expedient to reduce the extent of the territory occupied by their troops in the province of Sagahalien, have decided to withdraw, by the end of September of this year, all of ther troops from the districts opposite the island of
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    MERCHANT SHIPPING BILL.
    53 6 The hill brought some time ago into the I Legislative Council to permit native masters to take charge of vessels up to 75 tons burthen, instead of the old-time fifty tons, I was relegated to a special committee to report on. Evidence is row being taken by
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    597 6 Murphy was the most successful jockey at the Ipoh meeting securing five wins. General Smuts has Sgt I 111 to appoint a Commission to consider the institution of old-age pensions in South Africa. Mr. Greg, His Britannic Majesty's Minister for Siam, an.i Mrs. Greg have left Bangkok, on a shoe:
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    RUBBER ACREAGE.
    35 6 The Gazette publish statistics of th.. BtrsiU Unfedernted Mslsy Stafa A footnote tate that uf surveys and Othei ca in the various tab* i cannot accurate, hut the a exceed ten per tent.
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    Grand Totals acres.
    146 6 Total. StraiU: Am benring 809,003; net >„ 1917 or earlier 14,08 J 1919 16,452; ir» if*.. „•>,'. planted 27,708. In the Unfederated St are. Totals for Straiti ssd r. _u > sliensted 1-120,6<W acres; n xru Rubber not yet tapped, planted foiv 156,002; itflfi 122,479; un 1920;
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    CHILD SLAVERY.
    136 6 Sviil Ksisti-H in Malava ;md i Settlements. In ihe House «.f Common* re Henry Cavendish-Bontinck *tr Colonial Secretary *h.tliei the system of Hongkong nm is <>\ snjr other dependencies of the Cnei Mr. Churchill I fm.l that the system is in existence n. MaUja uir.w the Chinese imm
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    PALLADIUM'S GALA PROGRAMME.
    300 6 It is not often that the public opportunity of knowing tre u.u-l programme of an entertainment i first performance, bnt Mr. R. N of Pathe Fi'eres. win., Sftkf I ssn arrangement with Messrs, Tan Cl ar.d Co.. Ltd.. i- presenting i pcgramme at the Palladium gave a
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      111 6 What about your BAGGAGE? i YOU insure your valuables 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
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    IRISH CIVIL WAR.
    476 7 COUNTRY'S BAD STATE. ORK QUIET. [Reuter*! Service] London, July 14. at midnight show* I j n.clamation of a Re--111 lunded. The city is I 1 conr.minicHtion with t Ul -Hay. 11 ported that .Dc valera I the operate ns in the Cork definite clash between m Collins,
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    61 7 ES I"?' f Mrs Chapman, r Govern,. Cha P'»*n- V.D., AH9eMor and ComN n* w Hon k °n* Volunteer Corp.. Wis f Tm 8 conve y e <l that Mrs. ***m at w y injuml in a motor•h" ha,i M r I*'1 The deceased r* '^T^ '<>r IS* i 1
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    PROBLEMS OF EUROPE.
    685 7 JULY REP \RATION PAID. THIRTY TWO MILLIONS. [Router'* Service.] Paris, July .5. It is ur. lerstood that Germany has pah t'ie thirty-two millions due on July 15th THE MORATORIUM REQUEST. Sir John Bradbury, British reprcsenta tive on the Reparations Commission has wired in London from Paris Is
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    90 7 The tender of Chan Ah Knab ($21,000) ha;^ been accepted for the erection of an elementary English School at Geylang. Messrs United Engineers hold the tender for repairs to the Mansard roof of Government House, $11,200. On charges of riotous behaviour whilst drunk and with damaging a public rikisha to
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    THE AMERICAN STRIKE.
    517 7 PRECAUTIONS TAKEN. THE RAILWAY MEN. [Reuter's Service.] Chicago, July 14. I A strike order has been issued, calling rut 18-060* stationary firemen, engineers and oilers of all the railways of the United States on July 17. I Washington, July 14. It is probable that United States troops
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    RESTRICTION AND BARK RENEWAL.
    197 7 I In speaking on the subject of restriction of rubber output at a company meeting, Mr. H. W. Hewitt agreed* that we should all press for recognition of the fact that voluntary restriction is neither fair nor reasonable. Compulsory restriction will, at all events, put everyone
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    45 7 m It seems rather hard lines to make bankrupt a gentleman whose occupation is described as the honorary manager of the Home for Chinese Destitutes and honorary secretary of tha Ladies Industrials Company. Bot such is tha iad fate of an honorary gentleman of Penang.
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    THE PRINCE AT HOME.
    701 7 GUEST OF PREMIER. DOWNING STREET BANQUET. [Reuter's Service.] London, July 14* The Members of the Cabinet and OverI seas representatives were present at a t Downing-street dinner, given by Mr. Lloyd George, in honour of the Prince of Wales. The Premier in a speech welcoming the
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    NEWS FROM CHINA.
    86 7 The Ed;'. tor of the Latpau courteously forwards the following telegrams he has received from Shanghai, dated July 17th. Thirty thousand troops are returning to Canton to support the navy attack. Meanwhile there is a truce. Cheng Kong Ming has proceeded to Kongbak. Sun Yat Sen is
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      538 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND FHE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel Line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated in Englaad) SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and UVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES aad LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT
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      611 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE ■LLERMA.' ft BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., LM. (Incorporated in England). PASSENGER SERVJCR Steamer Dnt Singapore. OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. •s.s. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE London Aug. 18 ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER London Aug. 29 ♦UMITED ACCOMMODATION ONLY tINTERMEDIATE PASSENGER STEAMER FREIGHT SERVICE. S D-e Singapore. s.s. CITY OF GLASGOW London, Rotterdam, Hamburg
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      579 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA I APCAR N UNE. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICI PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO (Under Contract with Hia Majesty'a Government). LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES. LONDON' A avrar. DUE SINGAPORE I AVF RTNOAPORI U DEVANHA about July 23 KARMALA
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      792 9 jjg'SUfl STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE for Irstaj. Treaggaiu, Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Kohsamui, Laagsuan, Chumpon, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure VUGAI July 17 July 19 SUDDHADIB July U July 26 MAIAYA July 31 Autf. 2 ;ieit<-am er are htted throughout with electric light,
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      590 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EUerman A Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN ft MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW TORK Btnamiw. Due S'pon Route For CITY OF LINCOLN J u
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      150 9 INDO-CHINA Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai and to Calcutta via Penang. from Singapore. Taking Cargo on through Bills of Landing tor Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtze ports, For- mosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA KUMSANG
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      708 9 STRUTHERS AND BARRY j Operator! United Statea Shipping Board. Singapore to Los Angeles and San Francisco. APUS due S. ngapore to discharge and load July 25 WEST I VAX due Singapore to discharge Aug. 5 WEST IVAN due Singapore to lead Aug. 20 BEARPORT d ue Sirgapore to discharge Aug.
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    MAIL TABLE.
    149 10 Hongkong:, Amoy, Shanghai Japan, taking mails for U. S. A. I Canada Tanda 10 a.m. Bagan, etc. Ban Teck Guan 11 a.m. Noon Wireless in communication with: s.s. Bengkalis. Busho Maru, Burma Maru, City of Glasgow, Ekma, Falstria, Garbeta, GlenifTer. Katori Maru, Karachi Maru. Matsuye Maru, Malay Maru,
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      353 10 M.S. GLENSHANE. Consignees of cargo per the above steamer from Europe July 9th are hereby notified that general survey of all cargo landed in a damiged condition will be held on Friday the 21st nstant in Godowns Nos. 4 and 5 at 9 a.m. No further survey will be held
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      131 10 JODELITE The Timber Preservative ******~vS-k. WJte 1 'i^a'fllffnHpjallilO', "TZJmEsmSmP tt (—7 _"r~. 3— _^HHSf 7 -fey. w __________C f __E__R> m____i _________P^ i vHQm Ju7__l Ife* fli i H Stocked in 1, 5 10 Gallon Drum WHY PAY High Prices for Hard Wood Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER
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      610 10 SHIPPING NOTES. The master of the Sultan van Koetei reports that he passes on July I_3 a large sailing junk floating on her side, dangerous 8 to navigation in Lat 1 deg 50 mins N, Long i 102 aegs 33 mins E. The officers and crews of all inter-island c
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    EXCHANGE.
    83 11 Exchange on London Lires 94.20 per Sterling. Italian War Loan 5 per cent Lires 77.75. m n n me Ju: 16. 1 Bank 4 m.s. 2|4 1-16 Bank demand 2:5 .1 1 .3t9. Private credits IJ m.p 2 4 1-1 New York, demand 51'. Credits 90 day? s.'{ France,
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    PRODUCE.
    123 11 Fish and Lampglae? $3.47; Dragon 8.46; Crown $3.87; Cros* $8.80; Crown B_:k (4 gallon drum) $2.97; Cross Bulk (4 gallon drnm) $2.90. Devoe's $7.16 two tins; Sylvan Arrow $f.75; Tiger and E«£le $6.75. mS^B. July 16, Tin 136 Tons __H $77.25 13.00 Gambier Cube No. 1 B*4 Pepper Black
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    34 11 July 15rh. ILM a.m. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Spot 26 25%; Aufc.-Sept 26 2"; Oct. -Dec. 26 2S I j. London quotation crepe Htul short 7%d. Market Quiet.
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    209 11 THK TIN OUTLOOK. The London ".Metal World" of June Bthj ti hand by the mail recently, says The tirniei' conditions which prevailed throughout the past week finally became intensified by the iv.su t of the May statistics turning out better than anticipated. There was increased activity just
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    139 11 The text of the petition of the Chineae Chamber, of Commerce, of the Colony and j Federation, presented to Government, has been published. The petition urges the I*. M. S. Government to allay the unrest prevalent amongst Chinese miners and coolies, by definitely announcing that it does, not intend to
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      LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT
      151 11 Singapore, July IS. Tin.—6lSS. 17^. od. Rubbers.—Allenby (New) BO 00, Aloi Gajahs tl $1.20. Bnaaotts 70 80, Brogns 25 35, Colinsburghs (New) 30 40, Pmigieleen (Now) 25 85, Hnytora |4-25 buyer. Kednh. $1.00 $1.80, Kuala Sidim. $1 15 11.55, Khiang sellers $2, Temer!oha sellers 05. Min—.
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      RENONG TIN DREDGING COMPANY.
      94 11 For tbe informaticn of Shareholder. reaident in the East. W C give below particulars of a Circular which has just beet, issued by the Secretaries t<> all registered shareholder.: We regret to inform you that on 7th April, dredge No. :j operating at Renong sunk owing
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      THE CHINA TARIFF COMMISSION.
      189 11 i While the work cf the Tariff Revision Commission i s proceeding satisfactory, says a Hongkong paper, present indications are to tlie effect that its duties will not come to an end until well into September. It ha to be born e in min.j that 30
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      145 11 The Board of Trade- returns of exports ror May 1920; 1921; and 19», gi„ th, following expert, to tho Straits Settlements. Yarn (ib.s) 142,900; 15,200; 112,000. Piece goods (sep yds.> 11,578,600; 1,321HOO; 5,982,500. President John L Loewis i f the United Mine Workers has made a statement to the effect
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      483 11 -mi«- -___<_-__B____| CHARTERED BANK. of India, AnstraUa and China Incorporated in England by Royal Caarter Paid np Capital in fte.Mt easrea of £5 «ack em aaa eee Reserve Fund TJBg Keserv* Liability of Proprietors S.fcW.ttt HEAD OFFICE. «8 Bishopsgate, London, «.a _i A *fsocies and Branckea Alor Star Hongkong pJnaag
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      818 11 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANKLIMITED. Established 1880. SB&Sr3> 1 t Reserve Fund v _m Pre.id.ont: K. Kodam. ST^ ViTe-Pr. Blde nt: Ickinoiiy.? Eiq DIRECTORS. N. Soma, Eeo. M -r„,;-_ f/ WW______f w K*Jiwara F.*r. T* J.!f*J 6De 'r?^ K Takeuchi Esn I. Mataokara Esq. T. Hodsumi Esq 1 HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA j
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      120 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in England by Royal Charter A. D. 1720.) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE I Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives— Messrs. BARLOW <fc Co. Messrs. BARKER Co., Ltd. Messrs. WEARE Co Ltd. Brack Oflice— 64, The Arcade. Collyer Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manage; THE LONDON LANCASHIRE
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    COOLING THE I.R.A.S. ARDOUR.
    1007 12 EFFECT OF THE SHELLS AT PETTIGO. (Morning Po*t Dublin Correspondent.) How the "sham battle of Pettigo" will figure in the annals of the Irish Republican Army, already proclaimed to be the most glorious in history, it is impossible to conceive, but from the Pritish point of
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    32 12 s I^ncni the Government Printing Office f Kuala Lumpor, we have received the bound volume of the proceedings of the Federal Council of the F. M. S. 1921. A useful e record.
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    INDIAN HOSTILITY TO ENTERPRISE.
    715 12 A PASSING PHASE. Is there any change in the attitude of Indians towards British enterprise in India? Sir Montagu Webb, of Karachi, has published his impressions after his All-India tour as a member of the Fiscal Commission. Sir Montagu Webb has been in India for the
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      THE DAVIS CUP.
      199 12 London, July 14. In the Davis Cup doubles at Bristol A.A. Fyzee and Ram&swami, India, defeated the Spanish players, Gomar and Flaquer, 3—6, 7—5, 11—9, B—lo, 6 —4. 1 At Roehampton, in the second rour-14 of the Davs Cup, Patterson, Australia, beat 1 Rohrer, Czecho-Slovakia, 6 —l,
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      HONGKONG'S SUCCESS AT BISLEY.
      17 12 London, July 15. At Bisley Corporal Goodman, of Hongkong, won the A'exandra Competition.
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      COUNTY CRICKET.
      54 12 London. July 14. At Leyton: The match between Essex and Hampshire was drawn. In Hampshire's first innings Mead .cored 179 not out. At Birmingham: Surrey defeated Warwickshire by 10 wickets. H*obbs scoring 1<)8 for the winners. At Bradford: Yorkshire drew with Worcestershire, but secured two points for leading
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      A.C'.S. SPORTS.
      26 12 Owng to the decidedly unfavorable weather on Saturday, the Anglo-Chinese School spurt.-, whioh weie to take place in tho afternoon, were postponed till to-day.
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      SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
      488 12 Thirteen boats started in the final race f the Elizabeth Cup yesterday and as conditions and weather were all that could be desired, a most enjoyable moroiner's J=port was the result. The race was started at ten o'clock, and the Gertrude was first away with the Kathleen
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      L. L. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      95 12 TO-DAY»S TIES. Mixed Double A Clasa. Mrs. Griffiths and Mr. Griffith -Jones vs. Mrs. Child and Mr. Hindhede. Mrs. Sihafer and Mr. Moss vs. Miss Brooke and Mr. Rutley, to finish. Mr. and Mrs. Cantrell vs. Mr. and Mrs. Pinhorn. Mixed Doubles B Class. Miss Matthias
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      OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
      15 12 TO-DAY'S TIES. S.C.C. S. Wodehouse vs. Nakamura. S.C.C. K. Dean vs. Shervington.
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      TUESDAY'S TIE.
      7 12 S.C.C. S. Honda vs. Koizumi.
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      VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
      239 12 Monday, 17th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall All Companies Officers and N.C.O.s. Monday, 17th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall All Companies Untrained Europeans. Tuesday, 18th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall C. Co. Under orders of O.C. Coy. Wednesday, 19th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall Artillery Platoon, ar.d Composite Company 30 yds. Range.
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      FRENCH OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
      38 12 London, Jun* 29. Boomer has woa the French Open Golf Championship with the extraordinary scor. ot 286 in 4 rounda. He did his 3rd round in 65, which a record for a national championship.
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      FOOTBALL.
      37 12 The following wiil repreaent the ExSonrice. team against the Royal Engineers In a League game on the S.C.F.A. ground this afternoon:— Millard Watts; Palgrave anj Penrice; Ablitt, Holyoak and McMillan; Meredith. Law. Harvey, Mackenzie and Schofield.
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      GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
      61 12 The duly Ladies' Medal will be played for on Thursday, July 20th., in order to give those who were misled by the publishing of the wrong date an opportunity. Ram again prevented any cricket on Saturday and the two Singapore Tournament matches arranged, S.C.C. vs. Lanka Union
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      THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
      150 12 The followi/ip: srs ths position in the English I ounty Cricket Championship to July 14. Won Lost Pts 1 w. L. lst In. lst. In. Obt. Per. Surrey 11 0 1 1 57 87.69 Yorkshire 11 1 2 2 59 73.75 Lancashire 11 2 0 2 55
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      THE GARRISON LEAGUE.
      80 12 The following: aro the positions i n the Garrison League to date: _k Team w. D. L. r-oints Possi. Obt. Fort Canning. p. 2 22 18 Pulo Brani 8 1 4 26 17 "A" Coy. 6 4 — >" i f 20 12 Blakan Mati. 4 1
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      288 12 9 High Street. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY TH H4I H. T. DOULATRAM Co Have just unpacked a new shipment of Burmese, ind nd striped Silks of all kinds. N **k Also hand embroidered Cantonese Shawls, Cloaks, total v escriptions. "Win y Best selection in Real Ivory, Cloisonne and Brass Ware.
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