The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 July 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. IFN CENTS SINGAPQgB, &8, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922. No. 10,639
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    186 1 Not a very large assortment from Reuter to-day. Mr. Robert Smillie hi cheering up ?ad miners by prospects of another war, due, he says, to China's immense coal fields Page 7. The Nationals are reported as gaining further victories over the Irregulars, whose fortress at Inch Island
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    ORCHID QUEST.
    1258 1 The adventure upon which Dr. Lockhait Oottle, the younff Liverpool scieatist. has set out in the Malaya, on behalf cf tho famous collector Sir Jeremiah Coleman, n«a> take three year^ to lomplete. BuL an orchid quest can hardly now be as exciting as in the uncertain days of
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      472 1 MALTHOID 'Singapore MbS HotBl. Phone 2920 KE ":LiE o !So,' ;rD 1 1 Te. Dar^ant, 5 p.m. To't™ SPECIAL OFFER I Orchestra] Concert, 9.45 p.m. REDUCE STOCK Guest Nisht, Dinner and Dance. T 1 9 i i I I FRIDAY reaDansant ,5 p. m .to 7 p.m. 1 VDeWnter KIDDODS
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      162 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Raffles Hotel programme— Page 1 Oettmg near to Kalamazocv-Page 1 Delicious coffee at May na id's— Pare i Special silks at Roopchand's— Page io' Pageo pcrforman^ alWhe PalTadium— Kelly and Walsh k educed price for tvi>ewriter ribbons Page 1. Seaside Bungralow p« Pasir Pnnjai)^ to be •old privately
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      123 1 THE WEEK. High Water, 4.13 a.m., ;.t» p.m. Rent Board, 2.15 pm, Tl'< (f*< »d 19) h. High Water, 5.29 a.m., (.42 p.m. Polo: Balestier. Football Dhr. I. S.R.C. r. S.C.F.A.. S.K.c. ffi'ouml. T; nclia Chib l1 ih.-^ > t fi.ll p.m. Thx.tih Hi^-h Water, <>. »S a.r i).44 p.m.
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    TROPICAL DISEASES
    232 2 Melbourne, May 22. Dr. ftalpa CKento, af the Australian Health Department, who according tc» a < able messnut is at> ai to spen I two manthl in America for the pnrpaaa of studying the methods of the late Cenoral W. (]orga>. who baniahexl maiaria from the Panama Canal
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    MONEY IN FOOTBALL
    164 2 The balance-sheet of the Fcotbail Asso- atio» for the past season discloses sonic avmarkable figures, says the Daily Mail. The general account shows that the receipt* f or the year amounted to £27,034 i's. sd. ami the expenditure to £12.182 3s. 10d., leaving a surplus of £14,852
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    17 2 1 shall coatinue to cros« the Channel 1 "either under th« eea nor in the air.-Mr. Asquith.
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      400 2 ■■■■•■<■■■■■ >-• TO LET OR FOR SALE. i WiUtl OOtmWHßfe newiy erected area froi>! 10.000 to 60.C00 »q. t\. facing riser. LAKGK biO7.:iS firoai •JOOQ to 24,000 *<h ft near vnail and skipping. Also three storied building? fox oisfsl and godowus. Ceatrnlly* nHuated. All immedinte entry, foing cheap. Apply or
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      567 2 "GAIETY' TO-NIGHT! ANOTHER GREAT SCREEN ACHIEVEMENT: MONTAGUE LOVE Justly renowned for his master character impersonations brillhmt as he was in "Rasputin", "The Awakening:/' 'The Brand of Satan' etc., reaches the highest of Dramatic Art AS DAVID ALDRICH IN THE WORLD DRAMA OF MAGNIFICENT POWER HIM THAT JpfP H" M THAT
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      588 2 IMI 4A Jnmm m m± M* JR. 3JJh. MJf A, From SUNDAY, July IG, to FRIDAY JULY 2». NOTHING OF THE KIND EVER DONL FOR THE SCREEN B] A remarkable lifting of the veil that stands between this !i(V and the next GOLDWYN'S GREAT SUPER FEATURE, A POWERFUL DRAM/ UNSEEN
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA NOMENCLATURE.
    365 3 NETHERLANDS INDIA NOMENCLATURE. Int' iest attaches to the derivat on of the > fcl i by w.i h the various p )rtions of the glob 1)(> ♦i y lai r wattv. are known, land the Inurest increases with in* degree of obscurity which may surround the I nir.n of the
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    THE HONGKONG VOLUNTEERS.
    557 3 A COftRESPONDENT ON "SPIT AND POLISH." A correspondent of the South China I nil L*o»t, adopting the appropriate rom piun e of "Had Some," delivers himself thub on conscription, recently hinted at by too Acting Governor (»f Hongkong in connection h the lo :<1 Volunteer Force. A
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    M. P.'s QUARREL.
    295 3 Wat Till I Gd You Outside. My Hoy The discussion of the Grampian Electricity Supply Bill in the House of Commons last month gave rise to a sharp verbal ei.-counter between two members. While Mr. Ormsby Gore was speaking. Sir John Norton (iiiffiths rose suddenly to complain
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    21 3 Woman suffrage does not exist in Switzerland. Its introduction has been proposed in eijrht cantons and rejected by all of them.
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      115 3 6 w I I i i educed i I CENTRAL MOTORS, LIMITED. i i ~=a iiiju| TTTMT? Oft "IQOO G ml n Further Reduction in Prices MOTOR VEHICLE DEPARTMENT OF g i THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED, b, m (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). L- &itSG*t 9 ORt I POM Ptf%A\G w% Bill
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      552 3 a.m.a. < I THE BRITISH NICLAUSSE BOILER CO., LTD. I I' 1 for The "MICLAt S&E i: LMroMB WATER Ti^E i m m m AND FOR MARINE SKKVK'E. H\)l t ¥T. J ir 5 1*5,, y a JU <\ m ma '*> Gtf lß^^Haak?.t^**fCy j MM I A#ii|l|(jy ItiffiPPS I
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT.
    634 4 NON-EUROPEAN UN EMPLOYMENT. F.M.S. COMMITTEES REPORT. The Hon. Secretary of the above Commiltee reports as iollows: The Non-Europein Unemployment Committee came Wit > being- at an opportune moment. A preliminary investigation to ascertain the extent uf unemployment amonjr Asiatics was undertaken towards the end of April. 1921. The result of
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    W. A. HILL CLIMBING.
    172 4 I The hill climb organized by the Automobile Club of Western Australia at RedJ hill, on the roi<l from Midland to Toodyay, i was open only to members of the Club driving their wn caVs, which had to be fitted with hoo 1 and windscreen and
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    36 4 Th« English swimmer David Billing-ton kas issued a challenge to all swimmers jin the world for a race over the long .distance course In tke Seme through Paris. He offers to allow anyons ten minutes' atart.
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      1052 4 AUCTION SALE of «ax polished, valnut stained carved teak and oak h > isehold furniture, cottage piano. ir».i > »e> and a large collection of plants nl rare orchids, etc. IT) BK HELP AT Al No. 37. CMcnM Hill Uoad (off Orchard Koacl, and opposite Palladium Cinema. V.y order of
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      768 4 My Debt of Gratitvide, jm PRRHIk Ulcers the Size of Man's Hand/ V.V Our Portrait is of Mr. G. M. THOMPSON, of 4. MidUnd Grove jfl |F Edward Road. BaUall Heath. Birmincham. England, who write* fl ''■*'$smß&,< t^, "In July last I haiipcuod to net a Blood Mixture and «l»
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      376 4 Williams Luxury Shaving Cream For shaving comfort, day in and day out use v} <G f A Williams' Luxury Shav- w Notice how cool and smooth /^C your face is after a shave. /^^S\ The delicate scent imparts a />*rf^ fresh healthy odor and the 7 absolute uniformity and purity
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      1110 5 FOR SALE. FOR SALE OR TO LET, Valuable Property. A palatial brick building, with 17 I living rooms, reception and dining halls, bath rooms, one garage for :two cars, servants quarter.-,, kitchen room, suitable for a Hotel. Com--1 and about 4 acres. Situate at Club :oad, Ipo'j, within 5 minutes
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      714 5 AUCTION SALES AUCTiON SALE OF On.- f IfHadll 5-S'M'T "Wolstl.y" Car. with one tat rf f .i i.i-m ■< ..-s, carbi..!. Immps, one spare rim aad ivre. mm jood running order). To be held At our Ssle-Rooms, 16 and 17 Raffles Place. ON SATURDAY, 22nd JULY AT 10.30 a.m. Can
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      838 5 AUCTION SALE. I j AUCTION SALE OF Teak hou.-whr.ld furi^ture, new German sowing machines, first und on:' second hand double seated rikishu etc. At their Sale-Room No. 27, Kobinson Road, OS THURSDAY, 20th JULY, 1922 AT 11 A.M.: SFAH'S AGENCY LTD., Auctioneers, etc. I 20-7 NOTICES NOTICE^ THE ORIENT TOBACCO
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      329 5 BY API'OINTMKNTi TO Eyesight AV-'% Examined Mj|P Charge. H. M. The King of Siam Do You Value Your Eyesight IF SO, PROTECT YOUR EYES FROM THE DANGER OF SUN GLARE BY WEARING R. WLLMM CROOKE'S LENSES I NICKEL SPECTACLES WITH CROOKE'S SPHERICAL LENSES $12 Per Pair. I GOLD FILLED SPECTACLES
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTHS.
    36 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTHS. BOSTOCK.- At Maternity Hospital, I»onang, on July 14th, to ?.lr nnd Mrs. Bostock, a daughter. HEXNESSY.— On July 12th, to Dr. and Mrs. P. H. PiUIHIJ, at tlit Batu Gajah Hospital, a daughter.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922. The Volunteers.
    1066 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1922. The Volunteers. 'ihe notification in Volunteer Orders that the Composite Company is to cease to exist as such, and is to begin independent tvork in its specialized department?, forms a convenient occasion for passing in review the progress of the now Volunteer Force
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    160 6 It is understood that the Malayan A.A.A. meeting will be held in Kuala Lumpur on September 15 an^ 16. The third Singapore Assizes open tomorrow before the Acting Chief Justice. There is a long list of cases. The Acting Chief Justice, the Hon'ble Mr. Sproule, presided over the Singapore Bankruptcy
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    120 6 PENANG NEWS. (Prom Our Own Correspondent.) MEMORIAL TABLETS. Penanß, July 17. The Memorial to the members of the' Cricket Club who fell in the war will be unveiled by the General Officer Command-! ing the Troops on August 3rd. The bronze tablet in memory of the late Mr.
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    HOUSE AFIRE.
    48 6 The Fire D-l^ade was called out to a lire in McAlistor-rd. recently occupies by Dr. Francis. It was shut up, undergoing j repair. The blaze was soon controlled. J The fire, which caused damage to the l amount of $1,000, arose from some un- ascertained cause.
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    FALSE EVIDENCE CASE.
    49 6 Leye Chew Xeo, widow of Wee Hcin Tzee, appeared in the District Court on three charges of giving false evidence in a case wherein Slot and Co. sue^ Wee Hein Tzee for money advanced for rubber, a ci.se decided in November last. The hearing was adjourned.
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    518 6 The instalJation of a system of tire alarm for Ipoh has been v'ompleted. Wt (I\ G.) hMT that Mr. F.O. Hallifax 'holds a lucrative business appointment ftt Copenhagen. A b\g Chinese 1 hotel of six storeys, with 2")0 rooms, is planned in Hongkong:. It will cost eight lakhs. Canton Timet
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    95 6 MALAYAN OLI II Io the Edjtcr. Sir,— ffftsUq in t Kus.sell and fi cei I holders. The Rnssel] in i i^w I Ciuan act on bchnlf of t Etati AfUT v... (in thri oorrespon nd pent ng J ton purporting to h*v< between Mr. Ru I]
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    THE OLD POST OFFICE.
    113 6 To the Editor. Sir, Bofenring vacated building, rarely tl hi J little slip? It ua>. a- i in 1874 but subaeq^ i alanding in Singapore fay i«- under the jSirH. E. McC'lttm, j in every i:ne of it. Like Mr. KcßitchJ ing of the dam at
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    CHIEF JUSTKE AND COOK
    136 6 The head cook at the .Sea View fi defendant to a judgment summons i«sud by a Chetty, heard by the Acting Chi Justice yesterday. Defendant told tk Court hi* wages win fifty dollar? a mori and he offered to nay $5. Ht admit:* 1 reply to
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    MONEY THAT DISAPPEARED.
    117 6 Insurance Co n 'pan> 's laim. The United British Insui nee ('<*nptf| wt-re plaintiffs in a <uit which cftmi Mr. Justice Banvtt-Lcnnar IB f I Court ycsterflay. Th< < pan. pistered in Enjrlhiul, laid 111 I' t asked for an order for payment back i $2,000 paid
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    98 6 F.y I fQjOltt 1. The Fvx. lUrrj C« duction, fan sfvt'M parts, f jßlffhtl (TllllllJ. W fl** I in Um HCOBd show bow COMMdy in two j Elmo the Fearless an j II in six part*. j Gaiety's proffmnn f.rst show it 7...0 ikl •of Sh wty Ham
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    86 6 Amongst those who arrive! in S:« by the s.s. Katori Maru il Mr Mullan, who should be »n tcqp^ the sporting world, an amongst oth«r l he is an International hockey p!»J er McMullan has just vacate a bram-h gership at Home of the K*!am**<*> l^ pany to take u
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      164 6 SOLE AGENTS i iGaidbeck Macgregor 4 l»o r Ltd (INCORPOKATED IN SHANGHAI) 87, CECIL sr/*££F, 22S Telephone. I I i KO SUPERIOR IN OPTICAL PERFECTION 2 NO EQUAL IN c TORIC RIMLEB9 BTE6LABBU J< N\ LAZARUS OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BUILDING 23 BATTEIIV ROAD <T CITYBR:\NDPDEfiWEAR| /-"l\\ Reasonable Prices S^ij/V H
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      134 6 80. Light Railway Material from Track to toco. Specify Hudson Material for your Light Railway its efficiency will give complete satisfaction, keep your maintenance costs at a low level and considerably increase the life of your installation. Over fifty years' experience has taught them how to desip-n material that is
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    SMILUE ON STUMP.
    332 7 ANOTHER WAR. kBOI i t ULNA. :s Service.] London, July 17. ■peaking at Pomy- then would not grass 1 feught 'ill. is in China more coal than tmerica toV. i mi :ht come M cm it and 1 Mn not i. -liked about ifferent counr to bea
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    SHANGHAI STRIKES.
    18 7 II r th, Lat Pau Press.) fShMkww. The KwWfkon ramvay ha, b«n Vi, >n Husan, ha*
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    THE GAMBLING CRAZE.
    123 7 I I.opcn.it.s ,t the I «r von a fresh I f tho number of I t« b. dealt with in the I It is very ike l y sustained I T l f way The chap I W r '?^-«ce» in Singapore. f .:7 y r 11
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    IRISH WARFARE.
    441 7 INCH ISLAND FORT. SI 'CCESSFUL OPERATION. [Router's Service.] London. July 16. Strengthened by guns and armoured-cars landed »t Bunerana by an Irish gunboat, National troops last evening attacked tiie stronghold on In^h Island occupied by twe mndred Irregulars. After a four hours' bombardment by aa eighteen-pounder the Nationals
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    Y.W.C.A. LUNCH & REST ROOM FUND.
    97 7 Y.W.C.A. LUNCH REST ROOM FUND. Previously acknowledge $21,207.50 Mrs. E. R. Koek 25 "Maple Leaf" 5 Miss R. Farvell 5 Anonymous 10 Mrs. Chancellor 10 Xanyang Bros. Tobacco Co. Ltd. 50 Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sims 50 Collected by Miss W. Sousa's Team. Miss A. da Silva 2 Miss
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    Y. W. C A. SALE.
    66 7 The General Committee of the Y.W.C.A. wish to thank those who contributed Mtlcles old and new, those who sold and those who bought, those who supplied transport, and all others who help«d to make the sale at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Thursday such a
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    JAPANESE TELEGRAMS.
    70 7 (Courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi Nichi Shim bun) In consequence of the reduction in the Infantry Battalions owing to retrenchment, there will be no more Sunday holidays for the troops. The Army Department has drafted a further reduction bilL making the total cut 49 million yen, or 115
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    "THE HAZARD OF A PITCH AND TOSS."
    1295 7 GAMBLING IX SINGAPORE. The reputation of the Oriental as a gambler is v.orld-wlde and a very little consideration will convince one that the Easterns— referring to the Chinese as the greater part cf the population— in Singa»n fire not one whit different from
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    MUI-TSAI IN SINGAPORE.
    555 7 APPEAL AGAINST CRUELTY SENTENCE. Th e existence of Mui-tsai in Singapore is indicated by rodent criminal proceedings which resulted in the conviction of Lee Phee, who was sentenced to three week's imprisonment and a fine of $100, on a charge of cruelly ill-treating her adopted daughter, aged
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      154 7 A NEW STOCKS HECEIVED^ 1 k GOLF CLUBS, V GOLF BALLS GOLF BAGS. I J in v::-: LEADING MANITFACTURBSfI W GOLF CLl'IiS m &i\ 9 flnß\ (i(lIK BALLS T 11. sco.r Em II ii i lll niMivn |f v «i. ii. TAYLOK BB VA 1H:: fl Jt V w ftRW
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      559 8 THE CCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Componfof Incorporated in Englamd) HSNGAT ORE, PORT SWETTKNIIAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES aad LIVERPOOL SINOAPOEX,
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      671 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE ELLERMA BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co.. i,»* (Ineon>orated in England). r AiJOL/liliLili o till VILE. Steamer Dae Singapore. OUTWARD. mmmmwm HOMEWARD. •s.s. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE London Aug. 18 ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER London Aug. 29 "LIMITED ACCOMMODATION ONLY tINTERMEDIATE PASSENGER STEAMER I FREIGHT SERVICE. I Steamer D me Singapore. s.s.
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      563 8 R ft O. BRITISH IND (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVIC* PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). LONDON FAU-FASTERN SERVICF FROM LONDON t C MARSEILLES, LONDON mm. TT'v SINGAPORE AV r ft DEVANHA about July 23 KARMALA NOVARA about Aug. 6
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      487 9 0 SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO. LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE KfttftJ, Tre«gga«u, Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patant, Sinfora, L i( i lohsanui, Laagsuan, Chumpon, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure IVUGALA July 17 July 19 SUDDHADIB j u l y 2 4 a \y 26 M ILAYA July 31 Aug.
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      266 9 O. S. K. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (subject to change without previous notice) European Line: For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez ft Port Said. Atlas Maru arr. July 27 dep. July 28 New York Line: For San Francisco Panama, New York via Japan. Hague Maru arr.
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      555 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EUerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in Englaad.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK rl Steamers Due S'pore Route For IT\ OF LINCOLN J u l
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      70 9 UNITED AMERICAN Successors to LIVERMORE DEARBORN Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in U.S.A.) INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE Regular Service between New Y«rk Singapore Java Ports vice versa FOR NEW YORK VIA SUEZ JALAPA Aug. 1% HALFMOON end Au£. For Freight -apply to GUTHRIE Co., Ltd. Agents, Straits Settlements F.M.S. g- DYSENTRY DIARRHOEA j
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      692 9 STRUTHERS AND BARRY .1 Operators United SUUs Saipptef Board. Singapore to Los Angeles and San Francisco Ap S due Singapore to diachargc and load July 25 WEST IVAN due Singapore to ditehargi Aug. G WEST IVAN due Bingmpore to lead Aug. 20 BEARPORT due Sirg-apore to dis<haiv, A.ig. 28 BEARroRi
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    53 10 During" the voyage to Hongkong from] Rangoon via Saigon, two deaths occurred on the s.s. Ascot. The Master of the s.s. Sultan Van Koetei reports that he passed on July 13th a large sailing junk floating on her side, dangerous bo navigation, in Lat. 1. 50 N. Long.
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      512 10 r*7^ <f'*f aa I^l The Mistakes That ruined millions of teeth We offer you here a test which tartar. It holds food substance will change your ideas about teeth which ferments and forms acid. It cleaning. holds the acid in contact with the The old methods failed to end teeth
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      410 10 M.S. GLENSHANE. Consignees of cargc per the übove steamer rom Europe July 9th are hereby notified that general survey of ail cargo landed in a damped condition will be held on Friday the 21st nstant in Godowns Kof. 4 and 5 at 9 a.m. No further survey will be held
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      184 10 Genasco Roofing 2 PLY AND S PLY Q COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEAK KlFit* AND NAILS FOR FIXING m GENASCO /s H^SS «fc<V4SC(H s the result of UM «i th over 40 isa run >ch<* per experience tht> ft <'i:\ In the I£NA3^H w manufacture |f^^^B proo/^ rt GENASCO r S^H
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      762 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. P. Batam P. Bular.j: Hock Kung 9 a.m. Kcrimon Fook Moh 9 a.m. Cucob Hong Aik 9 a.m. C'ucob Edina 9 a.m. Pulau Soepi Sultana 9 a.m. Sour;»baya Ffrnntfjl Ban Ho Guan 9 a.m. Hongkong, Anviy, Shanghai Japan, taking mail* tor U, S. A. Caaaaal Tanda 10
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 11 July 17. Bank 4 m.,. 2j4 W| I-anl: demand 2 3 31-3° India, T.T. 1 7( 5, a llo'H'.konp, demand i:p.. p c p rC rn. Yokohama, demaad ni7v 4 Java, det.iand IM% Bar^-kok, demand <jo% Sovereign, Bank Buying < h.54 Bar Siiwr London ;>,-, Exchange on London Lircs
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    PRODUCE.
    121 11 July IT Tin 100 Tons vn* (jiaincicr Cttba N«. i 18.00 Gambler Pepper Black IS% Pepper (white f*ir) TapiocH^ small flake, t.g. 9.75 Pearl Sago amall 8.40 Copra Mix 10.02' Copra Sundried 10.75 Opium, Benares ancort: 4,600 Rice, Rangoon white 255 Rice, Siam No. 1 for export Rice, Siam
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    31 11 July 17th, noon. Sinpaporr Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Spot 25 ZsVfc; A.Ug.-S*pt. 26 ttft; Oct.-Dec. 28 28 l London quotation crepe :>nd ■heel 7*»d Market Quiet.
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    JACKS' METAL REPORT.
    293 11 l-ion^on, June 11. Markets.— Although the initial disappoinrnient from the absence of result from the Bankers Conference has passed away, our new- from the Continent is not cheery, m there it n-> confidence that trouble* in Europe arc approaching settlement, and <>ur policy with Germany an,} the
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    42 11 C. P. Bowie, or San Francisco, employeil by the U.S. Bureau of MineB, has announce«d a process whereby, he claims 10,000,000 gallons can bo added to California'* gasoline supply by usinp ihv waste product* from oil K?;nds. oil Wastes, asphaltum and tars.
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    106 11 PHASER'S REPORT. Sibgap«»rc, July 17. Tin.— £ls3. 17n. (Id. 100 tons told $77 per picul. Kub!>ors.— Quiot. Malaka Piadas 72 'a 82%, Bassetta 78 BO Loium 15.75, Jimaha 80 86, Simpww |1.15 $1.20, Uiu Bcunt i; n%, New Bmuidahs $1.8.", $}.<,:. v0 M M $4.i;j, enm dividend,
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT
    136 11 LY ALL AND EVATT'S REPORT Sfeaffftaore, J«)j 17. Tin- £158.17.6. $77% 100 too« sold Rubbers.- AJlenl.y (New) 50 80 Uoi Gajaha $1 $1.20, Bassetls 7(» 80. Brogaj 25 85, Ooßnsburtfu (New) 80 40, Craigieieaa (New) 23 35, Haytora $4£5 buyers Kedaha |1.60 $I^o, Kuala Sidta^ $145 11.55, Kluant; sellers |2,
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    153 11 Singapore, .Inly 1 7. silver ::;>v Hongkong per cent premium. Share market.— Du'. 1 RubJK'rs.—Alleiihys it 19 CraiglalaM 22% 27%, Bukit Sembawangs is. j s j,i and Singapore United S%d. %%d. Ifaflta kaba 12%, llalaka Pindas 72'i T7»<., Ulu Benuts 20 2:;. Trafalgar S!, Jimahs 82H, Enquiries for
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    163 11 It js the intention of the Canadian Qoi eminent to sen.) an exhibition train through Fiance this year. An item of $50,000 to vet th« cost of the train has beon approved by the House of Commons. Both agricultural and industrial exhibits will b« shown, ana it is expected that
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    INDRAGIRI RUBBER.
    692 12 REASONS FOR REIK CIXC CAPITAL. The affairs of faedngM Rubber Limited, were the subjo I of a petition before Mr. Justice DllTntt Ttflinnnil HI the Supreme i ourt yesterday. Mr. Robinson, on behalf of the Company, asked His Lordship to '•onfirm the reduction in the capital of the
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    THE ALKAFF WILL CASE.
    195 12 The Actmg Chief Justice, the hon'ble Mr. Justice Sproule las delivered judgment in the action arising out of a trust deed executed by Syed Shaik Alkaflf in 1910. The deed directed that a third of his estate be formed into a wakoff, and the proceeds used
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      FENANG RACE MEETING.
      272 12 The following are the handicaps for the fust day's racing a* Paaaag next week. RACE 1. (Six furlongs): Jill 11.7,! Dodger 9.7, The BoUcr 8.6, Second Start II 8.2, *Captain Cuttle 7.8, Clara 7.7, Dougal Cratur 7.7, The Bajllie 7.3, Sorlrong 7.3, Merry Maiden 6.7. (Top weight
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    OPEN DOIT.LES TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    145 12 Entries are invited of pairs willing to represent Singapore in the Open Doubles Tournament to be held in Kuala Lumpur on the 21s:, 22nd. Big and 24th August nox: for trophies kindly presented by the h n*blo Sir L. M. Woodward aa.j Mr. Justice MacCabe Reay.
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    I . L TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    266 12 I L TENNIS TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAT. I ndit.s Singles Handicap. Miss Fuweett beat Mrs. L. C. Robinson, 8 S, 4—6. 7—5. Mrs. Maxwell heat Mi>. A. P. A^r. C~ O. o—6, o—4. Mis- An hew beat Mrs. Quintor. 6 l, G— l. Mrs. Ha.ker beat Mrs. Bratton, 6—l, C- 1.
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    FOOTBALL.
    40 12 Singapore United were very unfortunate to lose their match against Seletar on the Padang yesterday. They were leading by one goal to nil up to nearly time when Seletar were awarded a goal scared by a patently offside player.
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    566 12 open tennis championship. <;aunt cup holder beaten. Wodehouse's Splendid Play. The most sensational match and the biggest surprise of the Singapore Tennis Tournament for the Malayan Championships was provided la&t evening:, when Nakamura, the Malayan Champion, was beaten by R. L. D. Wodehouse in onhy two sets. The
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    DEAN BEATS SHERVINGTON.
    333 12 Whilst the match between Dean and Sm-rvingtcn attracted little public attention, it produced feme interesting mm at periods txcelent tennis, the S.C.C. Champion winning in two straight sets 6-1, 6-2. Neither player appeared to bo at the top of his form and there were n:> long rallies,
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL SPORTS.
    631 12 A RECORD MEET. The weather kept fine throughout yesterday afternoon, and though the ground was a little soft, it did not interfere materially with the thirteenth annual sports of the Anglo-Chinese School, which was one of the most successful in the annals cf the school, and one
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    H. M. S. MALAYA CUP FOOTBALL.
    72 12 There was a largt attendance at Severnban fcr the game bdtweeil Negri Sembilan and Johore on Saturday afternoon, and, after a rather patchy .< tr.rt, both sMea played excellent football, the stra --^le neinsr a keen one throughout ami en \\ng in Negri Sembilan
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    WATER POLO.
    71 12 The first and second water polo (cams of the Middlesex Regiment paid a visit to the Y.M.C.A. tfWimmiag pool en Sunday morning and met the first an c j, secend teams of the Y.M.C.A. Two excel'ent panics were played an^ both lesulted in victory for the Y.M.C.A. as
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    42 12 the play was never brilliant, there were bright patches of a championship standard, which only players of real ability could have revealed. S.C.C. S.— Wodehouse beat Nakamura. 0-2, 7-5. S.C.C. R.— Dean boat Shervington, 6-1, 6-2. TO-MORROWS SEMI-FINAL. S.C.C. Wodehouse vs. Dean.
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