The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 July 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. JEN CENTS SINGAPOBE. S.S., WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1922. No. 10,640
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    178 1 According to to-day's wires the Irregulars in the South of Ireland are losing morale, many being captured with small lose of life Page 7. The Grand Jury has returned a true bill against Wilson's murderers Page 7. The American labour strikes are serious. President Harding is proposing
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    BIRDS OF A FEATHER.
    1036 1 On Sunday afternoon you might think that Paris was peopled only by Parisians. Thi« is a mistake at least as applied to the most historic part of Paris. On Julian's Island, overlooked by the delicate spire of the Saint r Chap«lle within a stone's-throw of the
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      305 1 MALTHOID I Raffles Bold -sr- 1 ST^TE5 T^ TE^ P^ S Wednesday cigarettes I Orchestral Concert p.m. '^^^*A*'^^''*'v^'i-'-** i Mr. F. A. COOKE, SARKIES BROTHERS, j? Musical Director. Propiietois. \wF^Si^'GFir MM><M IMITATED- BUT NEVER EQUALLED. 0 Sole Manufactur??s If A I ft «fl A#l I it i Alt T H
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      176 1 I LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Gaiety Cinema m-w programme Pa^-i-No. 12 Tanjong Katong to l«t— Pan 5* EnprliPh Electric Co. itrfkias advt— Page 3. Powell Co. flamacei rice for shlo— Pagie 5. Notices re Mr. Lyall and Konderson Bros Page 5 Removal of Goodrich Cubber tu's oAcea Pasro K. N< w shipment
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      122 1 THE WEEK. U\d.>r*,!,,y, MM. High Water, Mf > .m.. 3.42 pm. Polo: Balcstier. Football, Piv. I. h RjC. v. S.C.F.A.. S.R.C. Tanjrlm Club .it Howt 1 i>.\r> p.m. I Thin-May, 2O'/». High Water, 8.48 a.n 6.44 p.m. Phil. Orchestra, Vic. ?»lem. Hall, 5.15 p.rn Football, Div. 11. Si.F.A, II v.
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    MOTORING AMENITIES.
    171 2 I JapMMM Kuiv i Of The lit ad. Th following ral«g for motorists have been ev^'viM in Japan for the guidance f toarista: "At t'io riM of liu' haml of the honourable pottccaun itoa witl. rapidmMa greatly. Do not pill him or otherwiM disrespect "When a pUMMJH of
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    OPERA STAR IN A NIGHT.
    260 2 oung Australian's Leap To Fame. li Louden i nticaj circlet In Mail wtth nc topk of eonveramtion waa the pluck of Mis=> Florence Au.-iral in making her ii.at appearance as Brunnhilde in "The Val"kyvifc" at Covc-nt Garden and the complete Success which rewarded it. Brunnhilde
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    COTTON DEAL SCANDM.
    125 2 Exchange Gambling Scheme. New York, June Bth. One of the greatfbi financial scandals in the history of N'ew York was reveUed ujx>n the convicttoa of the American Exchange on a charge of bucketing. The exchange, it was stated, did not deal j.i the actual sales of cotton
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    NO LEAVE IN THIRTY-SEVEN YEARS.
    84 2 Calcutta, June 17th. StrKeant Dean, fche^frldest officer in the Calcutta Police Vorot who died on Saturday, had a rem«riufca« record. During his 37 years' motmc fct had sci-ved under a dozen Commiatiofici s of Police, and Jierer u>«k a day's leave. For over 80 yoart
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      280 2 TOLi.rOB FOR SALE. LARGE GO! iiWfQk newly erecUd are* true 0,006 to 50,000 tq. It. facing r. a. LARGL. SI ORES from tf.ooo to 24,000 s<]> ft near vkarf and skipping. Also three storied buildings for offlcts and godowne. Cemlmlly situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to
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      520 2 GAIETY CINEMA FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 Sharp. The Adventures of Shorty Hamilton Serial Episode 3, "THE DIAMOND MYSTERY," In 2 Parts Episode 4, "THE MAIL COX THIEVES." In 2 Parts Biptsode 5, "SHORTY JOINS A CINEMA". In 2 Parts SECOND SHOW AT 7.30 p.m. The Adventures of Tarzan, Episodes 7
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      571 2 From SUNDAY, July 16, to FRIDAY JULY 2i. NOTHING OF THE KIND EVER DONE FOR THE SCREEN BEFORE A. remarkable lifting of the veil that stands between this life and V. v GOLDWYN'S GREAT SUPER FEATURE, A POWERFI L DRAMA UNSEEN WORLD Based on Basil Kind's (pipping of personalities reai.biny
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    ANTI-RESTRICTION.
    528 3 Dutch View of Rubber Output. Mr. J. M. Banrtr, tie manag ng director of the Serin ijadi mpany, defends the policy of unrest, ieted tapping on rubber estates. He states:--The Scrbadjadi Company, according i>* calculations made in the middle of the year, wag in a position to sell its
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    WIRELESS IN INDIA.
    167 3 Madras, July ith. Work is now being carried on on all the important wireless stations in India for the development of tra.Tie, both inland and oversea. In Madras where a very powerful instal- lation exists, a considerable modification has been necessitated by a new scheme. The Madras
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    THE SHAMEFUL DESCENT.
    98 3 It is now 1922, an i where stands England? Regarded askance by her ob Allies, contemplated by her old enemies with a secret joy in her palpable declension, attacked by inveterate foes to whom the nerveless Coalition offers bribe after bribe; the Provinces of Ireland delivered over
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    81 3 There is a proposal in Brighton to turn the Aquarium into h husre motor-coach station. For several years the Aquarium lias been a heavy burden to the rates. The Southdown Motor Services, Ltd., who own the largest fleet of motor-coaches on the South Coast, have proposed that they should be
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      203 3 v N gum >ho(o of i jl -s A Doctor says I do no! think so good a fooc* as G'axo ui be brought Wfore the puhlic by the m ical prolcssion too slrornlv." Vaxo »s the foo-J doctors ico n.mcrnl and rear tl.cir 5 1 his is because Glaxo
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      402 3 v&zy -Elm i c» a. n arsons r o l td W^^ *Z*iMs££ J (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND) Y' C //I— JL steam'turSnes rT=^ I A#^7 :=r:^^l if TURBO GENERATORS I TURBO PUM?S l //are quite easy to make if BBMI| M^ oMB KfJBHi Cook uses "Raislcy" for JtBtSSUSKfgk jßaEi, .jf.C^l
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1158 4 BUM BI.OOD BATH. (From Our Own Correspondent). London, June 22. History has always shown that assassination seldom, if ever, helps the cause on whos e behalf it is carried out. The latest Sinn Fein tragedy, is likely to damage the Irish cause as much as did the
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    OPIUM SMUGGLING IN CHINA.
    203 4 Huge Increaae in Three Years. In his report prefacing the Chinese Maritime Customs ahoJUact of statistic* dealing with the foreign trade of China during last year. Mr. J. W. H. Fergusoi* states, regarding imports: Opium. At present opium is officially imported only into the leased Territories
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    THE PHILIPPINES.
    211 4 Withdrawal of American Troop*. The Manila Times says The fact that tne Philippine Department, United States Army, i 5 to b* Filipinized,— the withuiawal of American, troops is already r.r.der way,— would seem to indicate that the United States is not of a mind to con-t-rue to occupy
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    PAN PACIFIC UNIGN.
    159 4 The Pan Pacific Union, which has its headquarters at Honolulu and. .umbers among iU officials many of the most noted men of eottatffes bordering on the Pacific is opening its Fourth Conference on Oct 23th. The first was of acientists, the second of educators and the third
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      1127 4 AUCTION SALE %>f *ax polished, valnut stained carved teak and oak hr-schoM furniture, cottage piano. ir»i »es and a large collection of r?aiit <•: «d rare orchids, etc. ro be HELP a: At No. M. Kuici ild Hill Koad (ou Orchard Uoad, aid opposite l»al?ud:um Cinema. IV or.lcr M Dr.
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      585 4 Marine Engines I REDUCED PRICFs sV 1 to 4 H JtM 1 Amirtcmn Botch Magneto*— tmpulie courting M United Engineers Limited. M (Incorporated in th( S. S. Singapor. M Kermath Manufacturing Co. Detntit.Mkk.UsJL f CdtUAdarvM-KERMATH jF B Jr Beauty is only skin deep 3 j j ami it therefore behoves
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      1083 5 FOR SALE. FOR SALE. Brand new 20 H. P. "Maxwell" Seven bus comnl-te with all accessories, .ketne light, fitted with five Goodyear OvenhM cord tyres ;md born. Full particulars from Box No. 603 ci:-.. of Free Press. FOR SALE- Ford Car, Excellent Condition, Sr.f vStarter, What Offers? Enquiries to Motor
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      714 5 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF <»n,- l-cylinder SH»Nl(er "Wols, y" Car, uith one set of enshim covers, carbidr tomps, one spare nm and tyre. (1,. good running oider). To be held At our Snle-Kooms, 16 and 17 Raffles Place. ON SATURDAY, 22nd JULY AT 10.30 a.m. n b.- seen by
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      814 5 NOTICES Typewriting work undertaken hotel or office by an cxpe;r-,ico<l SteßOffraaaw. Strictly confidential. For rates and terms apply The Phonographic Sanaa, 49, The Arcude, Telephone No. 1831. NOTICE I the Undersigned vi«»h to notify the •Public that 1 r;av« resigned toy Directorship -n and am no longer connected with, the
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      531 5 1 J j SEE 5 v N. LAZARUS j OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL < HATTERY ROAP I I FIRST I j N. LAZARUS— OPTICIAN i I J MEDICAL HALL HUILDINO 1 RATTER Y ROAD I i FOR ACHES AND PAINS. Fx>r aches and ps.'m?. in young and old there is nothing
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      16 6 SMITH. On July 18, at Sing-apore to Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith, a daughter.
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      DEATH.
      26 6 i DAVID. -Frederick Brooke on 7th July, 19J2, at Saigon. Late of Singapore. Eldest son of B. David and brother of J. 8.. David. Singapore.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. JULY 19, 1922. Ireland's Travail.
    914 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS WEDNESDAY. JULY 19, 1922. Ireland's Travail. j The truth about Ireland, a slight glimpse of which we give our readers Jin the extracts quoted by our London correspondent showing the horrors which are being perpetrated there, I would, if it had been known, have Ipiecipitated a crisis
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    380 6 j A case has been begun in the Hongkong courts between the Missions des Etrangers i and the Nanyang Tobacco Company under tho Rents Ordinance, on a question of fixing t the rent of certain premises. The suit promises to be a long one. i When a Chinese lad was
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      PERAK NEWS.
      78 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) I poh. July 18. Following 1 upon three fatal cases of diphtheria in Ipoh during the last month In one household, mother case is reported to-day. Keen anticipation Is evinced in the Perafe Gaunt Club trials to-morrow. Tinsley, wh won the Ipoh Club nomin&Lion,
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      THE DEPUTY GOVERNOR.
      41 6 H. E. Ofltocr Administering: the Govern merit, the Hon. Mr. F. S. James, is expecte* back here from Penang on Friday morninj by th-e Bea Eelle, only to depmrt for th» Dindinps by the same vessel the next-day
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    CHINA NEWS.
    44 6 (By Courtesy of the Lat Pau Press.) SI anghai, July 17. The navy in Canton will bombard units the troops evacuate. Jeetousan Fort ha been captured. Sun Yat Sen desires location on land. There wi!! be a big fi^h at Kongmoon shortly.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    87 6 (By court tsy of the Xichi Xichi Simbun.) Tokio. July 17. The new Foreign Ofiict Budget shows j reduction of Yen 2,700,000 owing to re trenchment. The on'y addition is the sun voted to open a new Consulate General a Tsingtau. It is stated that War Ottc* ha*
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    COOPERATIVE SOCIETIES START.
    149 6 Under the finin— mliin of Hon. th British Resident of Perak, Major C. W C. Parr, Mr. A. Cavendish, Registrar o Co-operative Credit Societies, F.M.S., Tai ping:, delivered a very useful, interesting anj exhaustive address on the above sub iect to Government subordinates an< Perak Hoads of
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    348 6 The 2-70th Burma Rifles are due ii Penang by the Edavana about July 30 *nc will proceed to Taiping to relieve the l-70tfc Bn. who will proceed to MandaUy by th« •Edavana on August 6. Up-to-date London hotel keepers now* days are organising air trip outing 1 ten customers, the
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    MALAYA'S TRADE
    458 6 THK BALP.YSATB It()fikk> The trade ratarni t issued and ihow the 1 imports for the > the vai\ou> dl s». f lows. I Class a. (Animal $106,470,834. Class B. (Raw mate etc) $5:3,214,844. CkM C. (Manrf.-ntu,,,! etc) $65,ir.(>,71i. 1 T^* l value of all thr*. half year $224,H12;;«rj
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    OPIUM SMUGGLING.
    114 6 j As a sequel to Moix toff a Chinese junk, \vh cfc arrived Saigon in tin- carl) par! June vt' cci.sijrnment of dried ti'-b. on e of the crew were broofhl up Police Courts for import 1 chandu and the latter on being htM by the Third Magistral
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    PENANG GIRL GUIDES RALLY.
    99 6 The spac'ous Residency &t wtre last week-end tht lira rally of the local Clir Ration and those who saw th the duties of a Girl Guide lU be impressed by their cflknn>>. k ol l and usefulness. Those who in rv*P° r especially Mrs. G. A.
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      274 6 1 DUNDEE WHISKY SOLE AGENTS Gatdbsck Macgregor S Go.. Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN SHANGHAI) S 87, CECIL STREET, 22S Telephone. 1 PATRONISED BY ROYALTY I 4 PERFECT JEWEL I GIVES I 4 PERFECT BEAUTY I B. P. De S/7^a 1 SINGAPORE AND PENANG. BOOKS. BY ALL THE BEST AUTHORS. Ivwn Under
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      111 6 What about your j Baggage 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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    DECONQUEST OF IRELAND.
    411 7 IHANY CAPTIVES. akktim; u> THE campaign. [Reoter'a Serrlea.] Dul.lin. July 17. rwiti aiv impen The Owiwiwl icasures agairitt the I itatico, namely to Waterfoi*] where lhe Govern th< ievi.it in intrj i> crashed the I veriiment laid. The n.jia.iment Republican* alaowhtva ll since th lom- the Nationals
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    HELPING CHINESE STUDENTS.
    53 7 I July 18. y. Rinnan- of the Ass H -:at on, has sent neqMttiac that all *e irel/are of China should' r«WW«ng the- allocation tke mwoungc■tttdenU. Ho declares -n approach^ on P°inti oat that the Uni- j t MUbUahing a British "-Mild be u.eful if gift, for
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    82 7 I liamway Co., came bf Mr. Bull in the iav, when he sentenced to a fine of $40 or "•^n^nerM tor cheat- M *JI by K.vine a passenger a «h*fk *°»Wp directed, his re- > «Camal the issuance of the *«d I2L? Which were a »urte Hth /''i !l ni
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    TRAFFIC IN WOMEN.
    577 7 LEAGUE OF NATIONS. THE COUNCILLORS ARRIVE. [Reuter's Service.] London, July 17. Ttore wai much activity at St. James' Palace OH the occasion of a meeting of the 1 Council of the League of Nations. A small ticwd watched the arrival of the councillors, including Mr. Taug Tsai
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    COMING THEATRICAL FIXTURE.
    145 7 Following the third celebrity tour, thatj of Miss Kate Parlow the famous lady 1 violinist who will be here at the Victoria 1 Theatre on Sept. 6 and 7, will be "The 1 Powder Puffs," a most up-to-date musical company including su^h artists as Suzanne^ Verney, the
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    Y.M.C.A. LITERARY SOCIETY.
    55 7 The subject for this week's debate at the Y.M.C.A. Literary Society is "That the Press is more powerful than the Platform." I The leaders are Mr. G. J. Dawson for the affirmative and Dr. Lim Han Hoe for the negative. The meeting will be held to-day at
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    AMERICAN LABOUR.
    509 7 MANNING THE MINES. WHITE HOUSE MEETING. [Router's Service.] Washington, July 17. It is understood that specific propaganda to end the coal and railway strikes was diacMMd at Lhe White House Conference betWMaj President Harding, Governor Spioul and other officials of the State of Pennsylvania. Government circles believe that
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLtB.
    199 7 The 27th half-yearly session of the Straits Chinese Reading Club (a branch of the Chinese Christian Association) comneneed on the Ist July, and at the meeting- held on the 10th July, the foiling officers were elected for this SessionPresident— Rev. W. Murray, SecretaryMr. Lim Sens Kiang,
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    1000 7 of an organised crime, and he could find nothing in mitigation. The evidence of the last three Assizes shewed that there wai a regular course of this crime going on. On Lak, a Hokien, found guilty of being in possession of fifteen $5 notes, was nentended to five
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      181 7 A NEW STOCKS RECEIVED J k GOLF CLUBS, J GOLF BALLS, GOLF BAGS. J f T.Y THE LEADING MANUFAC TURERS W V <(.>!.; cm us in MWk w v f^ C.OLF BALLS T f AUCHTERIAIN!-:. M |BA "D.5.0." COLONEL i i J &A. SIMPSOW TUTS" COLONRL A. 11. SCOTT ff
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      563 8 THE CCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated in England) HVGA: >RE t PORT SWETTENHAM A PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES a»d
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      584 8 "HXERMAN" LINE CLIJ&RMA* Us BUCKNALL STEAMSVIP C*., l*> (In corpora ted in England). D A CdTWr 1 CI7D I7I CU i AooEiliurdi OEiIiVILIL* Steamer Singapore. OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. ♦».a. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE London Aug. 18 ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER London Aug. 29 ♦LIMITED ACCOMMODATION ONLY tINTERMEDIATE PASSENGER STEAMER FREIGHT SERVICE. Steamer
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      553 8 P. O. BRITISH IND AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated ir. England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVirr PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. TO (Under Contract with Hi* Mnjosty'e Go\err.tr.crt>. LONDON PAB-EAfITBH SERVICE. FROM LONDON MARSEILLES, LONDON v tm DVT. «SING\PORr. -^AVr l{ DEVANHA r.hout July 24 KARMAbA NOVARA about Aug. 6
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      514 9 SlAfl dHUUM UAVIUiUIUN lU, LTU. (INCORPORATED IN SI AM). 3INGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE tt iret*7, Treaggaau, KelanUn, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Sincora, lohianui, Lsagsuan, Chumpon, snu Bangkok. Arrival Departure IYUOAI v July 17 Jury 19 DDHADII July 24 July 26 x MAI.AYA Jot? SI Aug. 2 •it neanieri are fitted throughout
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      275 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, Saez A Port Said. Atlas Maru an*. July 27 dep. July 28 New York Line: For San Francinco Panama, New York via Japan. Hague Maru arr.
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      546 9 The Oeemn SteMn SMp Company, United. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EDerman ft BucfauOl Stemm Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN A MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW TORE st^°»«w. Due S'poM Route For CITI OF LINCOLN July 23
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      144 9 INDO-CfflNA Steam Navigation Co.. Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shaaghai and to Calcutta via Penang. from Singapore. Taking Cargo oa through Bills of Landing for Canton, Macuo, Swatow, Amoy, Chef oo TienUin, Newchwang, Yangtze port*. Forasoea, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CAIX.UTTA KUMSANG
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      753 9 L STRUTHERS AND BARRY Operatort United SUU» Shipping Board. Singapore to Los Angeles and San Francisco. US due Singapore to discharge and Joad July 25 WEST IVAN due Singapore to discharge Aug. 5 WEST IVAN due Singapore to load Aug. 20 BEARPORT due Singapore to diaeharge Aug. 28 BEARPORT due
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    249 10 TRIPLE SCREW TANKER IN PORT. Among the departure* yesterday from the Singapore Harbour was the "Fu Kwang", a motor tank ship "belongring to the Asiatic Petroleum Co. The vessel which is the only one of its type, is proceeding to China where she will be engaged on the
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      319 10 $7400 $7400 MADSTRONG" LIGHT E eduction in Prices. WI ON NOW SUPPLY THESE EXCELLENT LIGHTING SETS AT $1,400 COMPLETE WITH BATTERY CHANGED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE. CAPACITY—I.2 K.W. OR 60.20 WATT LAMPS Kh'GINE RUNS ON KEROSENE OR PETROL. Bimplic'ty of De« .gn, Refinemeat of Details, Eliminatioa of Nod -ease*
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      531 10 M.S. GLENSHANE. Consignees of cargo per the above steamer from Europe July 9th are hereby notified that a general survey of all cargo landed in a damaged condition will be held on Friday the 21st instant in Godowns Kos. 4 and 5 at 9 a.m. No further survey will bt
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      548 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. UC b v Hour Soon 9 a.m. Jarab> €tC Singkep 9 a.m. i e r rao *>on U. 9 a.m. Pulau Soeg, Benuit 9 Bangkok Prachatipok 9 a.m. Hamburg etc. City of Glasgow 9 a.m. H kong, Shanghai Japan Bengloe 9 a.m Kuant^n. etc. Ranee ft m
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 11 July 18. Bank 4 m.s 2j4 M| riHtiti demand 2 3 15-16 Private credits 3 m.s. 2'4 7-3J New York, demand Mat Credits 90 days 52 y" France, demand qqq India, T.T. 176'' Hongkong 1 demand \2% p.e I'i\ m" Yokohama, demand io7»i Java, demand 1;^ Bangkok, demand 90^
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    PRODUCE.
    123 11 Tin Buyers $77 ft Xo Se erg Gumb^r Cuba N*. 1 13 00 Pepper Black J£ Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 975 Copri llfx° BmaU R 4 Copra Sundried \q yjj Opium, Benares nncert: 4^)o Rice, Rangoon white P.ice, Siam No. 1 for export 380 Rice, Siara No. 2 for
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    39 11 July 18th, noon. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe. Spot 'J5v 4 25U-: Singaporo Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot 25 25*4; Aug.-Sept. 26 26%; Oct.-Dcc. 28 28 M. London quotation crepe nnd sheet 7%d. Market Quiet.
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    135 11 Considering the length and severity of the slump that this country is parsing through, says the Malay Mail, it is surprising how little real estate has come into the market as the result of forced sales. It r* gratifying to report that trad* between China and Canada
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    INDUSTRIAL BANKING.
    190 11 So-called industrial banking in India for the advancement of the Swadeshi movement has not been a succes*. The most ambitious bank ever launched by Indians is restricting its activities. The Tata Industrial Bank ha- a nominal capital of Rs. 12 crores and paid-up capital of Rs. 2 1
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    118 11 FRASERS REPORT. •Sin K apore, u'y 18. $<7.62Vi per pikul. i: t ,^rs._Q ui t Ma!;<ka Vh)dma 7 United Malacca- B2H, iu, Benata BO rdak An^on. |6.25, Banetta SO, Uuum |si Allenby New 55 Cf>. Minias.-ColKora- $1425, Marti U U I inguis $2.60, Ulu PUhj »5, lUwragi
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT
    112 11 Biacaporc; j u jy is. lin-£l.-,1. 7s. 6d |77%. No saie. RlbkNl. Allattbyi (New) r,O CO, A'or Gtjahi $1 $1.20, Banetti 70 80, Bro-as 35, CoUiMburrhi (New) 30 -10. Craitfeleai (New) 25 J5 Kedah. |l.«0 |,>n K uala siainifl 91.45 H.55, Kurn- wilen S2 Tor merlohfl
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    MACPHAIIAS REPORT.
    125 11 Singapore, July i*. Silver 35Vi. Hcnirk ,mr tmu ncni,K.>r;iT I.{' N per ten' premium. Share market Dull rt ««^-;--.Allenby/",7 18, Crai.ie,^ ~Vc klt S^^wmafi is. i« 4d and Siagmpore United. 6u d 8 Menu.' 12H, Ma!aka Pindas n%l7%uL W,,0 23, Trafa! ff ars $1 miah Tin« Taipfn.cs 72
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    CHINA'S MINERAL OITPUT.
    116 11 The latest statistics eoaeernina; China's mineral output .haw that, whifc that country covers about 7 per cent of the earths surface, and has a po P ulatK>n equal to a quarter of the whole *lobe. the mineral production is less than 1 per cent Out of thirty-two
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    21 11 A conference of Dvalop Rubber Ct Managers in the Bttt W» b*C held in India at the beginning: of this month
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    SPORTING NOTES
    1226 12 It ib no discredit to Wodehouse to say that hii fine win in the lawn tennis trials on Monday against ihe Japanese champion, was unexpected, because, although a sound, hard-hitting player, he is better known for his cricket abilities than for his tennis. But he proved conclusively that
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    55 12 H.M.S. MALAYA CUP. The following team has been elected to represent Malacca in the Malaya C»p •occer match against Negri Sembilan at Seremban on the 29th instaat: N. WeiUThout; T. J. J. Fenwick, H. D. L. Pi»h«r; Mahe, D. K«ir, Ali; R. Walter*, O. E. Maslin, M. Carvalho,
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    157 12 London, July 17. Maklstone: Kent beat Warwickshire by an innings and 73 runs. Woolley took eleven Warwick wickets for 81 and, scored 69 runs. Northampton: Northants defeated Worcester by an innings an<i 200 run*. Southampton: Hampshire beat Gloucester by nine wickets. Cardiff: Somerset beat .Glamorgan by nine wickets.
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    ATHLETICS.
    42 12 London. July 9. Fngrland with 21 points won the fourth International Athletic Contest at Glasgow. Scotland scored eight and Ireland four. England won all the events, except the high jump, won by Scotland, and fhe hurdles, in which Ireland was successful.
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    POLO
    87 12 London, July 6. In response to an invitation by the American Polo Association, an English team, captained by M jor F. W. Barret, will visit America after the London season to participate in the open championship and other tournaments. Other members are Lieut-Col. Tcmkinson, Major Phipps Hornby, ami Captain
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    GOLF.
    141 12 London, July 6. Taylor and Herd have left on a tour in \inerica. They will play in the open hampicnship in the U.S.A., and also probably in the Canadian open championship. London. July 7. The Hon. Michael Scott has won the French Amateur Golf Championship. [Mr. Scott's record is
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    103 12 MALAYAN COLLIERIES. To the Editor. Sir, I have read with considerable interest the letter signed "Perplexed," published this morning:, and I hope that Mr. Ng Hong Guan will come forward, and publish his version of the transactions which took place in connection with the Pamoekan Bay
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    THE KENT BOARD.
    345 12 And Monaramedan Calendar. The weekly mooting of the Rent Assessment Boar^ was held in the Municipal Offices yesterday afternoon, presided over by Mr. J. W. Simmonds, the Collector of Land Revenue and the new chairman. Other members present were Messrs E. A. Elias, Gaw Khek Kiam, Koh
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    HOCKEY.
    147 12 In spite of the downpour, the S.R.C. and the R.A.M.C. fielded ten aside in a friendly game of hockey on the former's ground yesterday afternoon, and drew two all. The S.R.C. opened the score through Aeria. but \ver e soon equalised by Pte. Bogjjelin. Stack sent in the hall
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    ROWING : ABBOTSFORD CUP.
    93 12 ROWING ABBOTSFORD CUP. Launches leave Johnston's Pier in connection with the above race as follow: Thursday 20th mst. Sunstar at 5.10 p.m. Saturday 22nd inst. Beta at 5. p.m. The ra-.e will be rowed over a 3J4 mile ourse inside the breakwater, finishing at thf southern end. Starter: T. H.
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    BOXING.
    122 12 Dr. Rattray has kindly consented to be medical officer for the boxing on August 3, when Teng Kee and Johnny Carvalho will meet for the third time. Interesting preliminaries are being arranged. Mr. P. C. Johnson writes to inform the public that he regrets to announce that owing to
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    GERMAN SHIPS FOR FAR EAST.
    479 12 The Hugo Stinnes Line. The ftrst steamer g. b. Emil Kirdoff of he new German Line, the Hugo Stinnes Line from Hamburg to the Far East, will eave Hamburg in October, when the present restrictions with regard to the landing >f German passengers are removed.
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    L. L. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    71 12 THURSDAY'S TIES. Championship Pairs. Mrs. Cflntrell and Mr. Griffith-Jones vs. Mr. and Mrs. Thorough jrood. Miss Stephenson and Mr. Hopkins vs. Mrs. Swindell and Mr. Beatty. Mrs. Lov.ther Kemp and Mr. Stringfdow vs. Mrs. Savi nnd Mr. A.C. Potts. Mr. and Mrs. Pinhom vs. Mrs. Schafer
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    STORE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    15 12 TO-DAY'S TIE. Dean vs. Wodehouse. FRIDAY'S TIE. (Semi-final.) S.C.C.— Honda vs. Koizumi.
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    KEFPEL GOLF CLUB.
    46 12 The July monthly medal will be competed for on 22nd. and 23rd. inn. and will be by "Bogey" play instead of by "Stroke" as set out in the Club's fixtures. The Ladies' Spoon will be played for on the Monday following: the medal.
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    ISOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    22 12 The heats Jor the swimming sports will be held on Saturday afternoon and the Field Day is cancel ed.
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    VOLUNTEER ORDERS.
    87 12 Wednesday, 19th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall Artillery Platoon, and Composite Company 30 yds. Range. Friday, 21st 5.15 p.m. B. Co., 5 6 and 7 4 Platoons) Attack Practice. Parade at No. Gate Tanjong Pagar. Sunday, 23rd 7.50 a.m. Balestier Composite Firing on 30 yds. range. A Smoking Concert
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