The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 July 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. rE> CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922. No. 10,647
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    227 1 «.a\an Duffy, tho Irish Free State Foreign Minister, has resigned, on account of his opposition to the (Jovernment's policy «n M grave and urgent issues Page 7. The Irregulars continue their retreat, leaving behind them a trail of burning barracks and houses, and cut telegraphs. The population
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    DAILY REMINDER.
    33 1 "Initials Only" Anna K. Green. G.E.C., but they're kown throughout tb.- World. FRASER CHALMERS ENG. WORKS. Props. Thr General Electric Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England). Mapnet House, 02 Robinson Road, Singapore
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    THE WEDDING.
    1160 1 "And now," said I to Bridget, "let us tell tele about it ;*11." It was the evening of the great day on which the little Cuinchy and Peaseblossom had been bridesmaids, m white gowns with coronets of red leaves anj armfuls of tulips, and Timothy, m a suit
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      98 1 MALTHOID Raffles Hotel. Telephone QS2O. 1 Thursday Guest Night, Dinner j Dance, a Vr. F. Cooke, Saikies Brothers, Musical Director HroprieUirc. f%t nr |-m mi m§■ wi illtTO JUNE 26, 1922 GOODYEAR r \ko \hP \^r M^r JL JLdl JL jL sL m TYRES TUBES LARGE REDUCTION PRICES 'utor Vehicle
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      323 1 The TAN-SAD tifl Gold Medal "BACK-UP CHAIR" for workers. WV^ Maximum Comfort I\^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Minimum Fatigue ■MBHH fep Increased Output W U II These chairs ensure an upright 1 D position for the body, preventing 1 La^^^^^M distortion expanding the chest, an^ preventing that "four o'clock X jjs^^^r^^ I fatigue" common
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      121 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Xew films at the Empire Page 2 Champagne* JYom H. Bolter Paire 2. Groat sale nt Whhcaway's now procec<linu- Paffi- 12. h New stocks uf faruiahiof; fabrics j»t Robinson's Page 7. Cutieura toilet set b id^al for beautifying the complexion Pago 3. Notices— Bankruptcy; re closing of Exchange
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      74 1 THE WEEK. Fiini-xdn v, '27f!i. High Water. 0.33 p.m. Outward Mail due. Penang Races. Second Day. Polo Club Meeting. Exchange L2.M Boon. S.R.C. Tennis Final. Football, Div. !I, Harlequins v. Ex-Servuv S.C.C. ground. Phil. Orchestra, Vie. Mem. Hall. 5.15 p.m. Friday, 28th. High Water, 0.11 a.m.. 1.15 p.m. Outward Mail
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    431 2 The prices quoted are generally those current •t Clyde Terrace Market. At the other market* there may be email variations. Singapore, July 24 I, Lonp per catty 12 I Do. French d o 00 I JJ eot per lb. 38 I B*et Steak do 40 Beaa Sprout-
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      37 2 Glove rsV f Medicines I I Bo k on "Do* DtoeMM. their Care U 1 and How to 1-ctd'" mailed free to M »ny mdilrxM. a y G*over Co., Inc. Mullc-r A Phipp* c <M*U,*lLtd. fc Siasapore
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      343 2 TO LFP OR FOR SALE. LARGE GOL^WNS, newly erectod «rca from IO.UOO to 50.000 §q. ft. xacißg nvtr. LAKGE STOttBS fr r .ru 6,000 to 24,000 »q ft. r.ear vthnri and akipp- ing. Also three storied building* for office* and godown*. CcBlr&lly situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or
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      380 2 »C ii »il. 5" i ff o^ flkM9 dkV M R Ckßr> ffT^f^ m f VjS^S^y^ffiß r Jl t n 9 I 5 o S ii i■■ r" 7s* VhHB w w V V&dkV VSK^ IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.30 P.M. William Fox presents Pearl White, the queen of
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      393 2 FROM SATURDAY, JULY 22, TO THURSDAY, .II IV > TWO-FEATLRE PROGRAMME PROVIDING BXCBLLBNT BNTERi In the Second Show at 9, A SFTLZMCK SOCIAL KAMA. Featuring the talented, vivacious and beautii m a role differing from any pnvious interpretation of h< WHISPERS In 5 Reels. I; is a pkture m which
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    THE CANTON SITUATION.
    913 3 THE FIGHTING ON THE NORTH RIVEK. A ccni«U rable nambtr of transport, contractors eater (6r business on the North River from Wong Sha up to Shiukwan and their shops are mostly at Wonjfsha. The> p >t; t J\,- continually travelling Backward! and fo> wards and they are
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      152 3 (f I Erf ''■Ti" J^^ X-' V^ J-^ vT JlLb |H^r^i!KiP V^ JtHL. JOki K^ Cuticura Toilet Trio punfy^g and beautifying /\lXri AvjrAllN Nothing purer, sweeter or more (effective for every-day tuilei" purposes. m t^ v V ..Tki?-:mlk .S-! .C-attr.-ntta.Sd. md 3». 6d. Substantially .^^ggL I PLAYER-PIANO I Reduced i;
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      424 3 AM. A. A.M.A. I jj GEORGE FiETCHfcfl CO. LTD. f ;I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). J I CANE SUGAR j MACHINERY.I I Specialists for th& 5 =?r Equipment of ij I l\ SUGAR FACTORIES. j; REFINERIES and S DISTILLERIES. J J l i < < SOLE AGENT .m BURMA, MALAYA, SIAM,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    684 4 FKASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26th. MINING. [Figures m brackets show* the capital and issue value of the Share m dollars unless otherwise marked. C. Cum diy. x equals ex div.] Hitam Tin (300,000) .85— .93 Je'antoh ($1) .60 Johan Tin ($1) 45 H
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    141 4 The first arrest m Rangoon under the new law which prohibits gambling at football matches etc., was made recently at the match m the first division of the senior league between the King's Own Royal Regiment and the Customs Club, the accused being a Chinese named Ah Han. A Police
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    A RUSSIAN TRAGEDY IN SHANGHAI.
    720 4 The tragedy which occurred m Broadway on Saturday momng July Bth, says the N.-C Daily News, is a poignant addition to the many climes rseOfdcd among unfortunate Russians driven eastward by the revoluticn. The east presents little difficulty to the police, the facts all pointing
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    SIAMESE "BOXING."
    121 4 Describing a series of boxing; contests m Bangkok, the Siamese Observer says: "Under Siamese rules kicking any part of the body is allowed, and the contestants ha\e to protect themselves accordingly. AU' so throwing 1 is permitted, but otherwise clinching is strictly prohibited. The fight- i ers fought
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      759 4 IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE The undersigned have been favoured with instructions to sell by public auction At their Sale-room, Kaffles Chambers, K.ifffos Place. ON MONDAY, 31st JULY, AT 2.30 P.M. Order of The Liquidators of \N adlci-Ji and Co. Ltd. Lot 1. All that piece of Valuable 99 years' leasehold, land,
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      566 4 —Z^rr^irr *^§3S* A '/P es or Machine j Befts&Gonveyor&El* TW ASSOCIATED BELTING CCMPAN 9 StThorras' Street. London. S.E.I t i The Latest Importation Embodying Many Improvements CHEVROLET CARS 1922 MODEL •t> f\ On View Chevrolet House 196, Orchard Road International Motors, Limited, (Incorporated m Singapore). IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable
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      438 5 Spcctacki built up their ptaatßl .tation bacaVM if thr rnry of their construci the core and skill m adapt i'ltf them to •I the eye. c >. >' London ma. .MIC OPTICIAN 16 BATTEWV R?3NCAPORE. TO LET. r ir,.!ii 1-t August. Ciodown at nlx.ut Nit square fct t. i Hank.
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      584 5 BOARD AND LODGING. Seabreeze Sanitorium and Private Hotel, 'I Anibcr-rd., Tanjong Katong. For a unpe or quiet holiday by the sea. Wrte nr terms-Mrs. K»od»r. Tel. Add Seaoreezes." FOR SALE. t IOR SALE. -Nearly new 4-ton 'Denhv" ITS 7 w t5^ ping gear LTs^ r > '-"<>- 3£ Ka«fc tyres
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      682 5 AUCTION SALES IMPORTANT Al CTION SALE Kirn (lass Opportunity for those Kurnishinj?. (Property of th Ute Dr. Forgyth) To be held at "AMRER MANSIONS", Flat No. 34, Orchnrd Road. ON SATT'RDAY, July 20th M 2.30 p.m. sharp. COMPLETE BXCBLLENT TEAK ROUBEHOIJ) PUENfTUSE. A 1 Goo Is I'nictically New. Also A
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      703 5 AUCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE OF MOTOR ACCESSORIES Comprising ;JO7 boxes bolts and nut* size J4 inch, and 1 V 4 inch., 109 Immex inner tubes »-0 x 120, 43 pieces motor car hood git—, 30 Ford piston rings, 7 bottles Johnson's motor car b,,dv poi«h, 2 doz. Appollo and 2
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      435 5 I] uareiuiiy of Examined Charge. |l f H. M. The King: of Siam t.-'* 1 Jw zm m "OOENTRIC" I I EYEGLASSES TAKE A SECURE HOLD WITH THE MINIMUM OF I PRESSURE. THEY GIVE THAT COMFORT AND DISTINCTION SO I NECESSARY TO EYEGLASS WEARERS, AND ARE "BRITISH MANU- I FACTURE"
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      311 5 IN THE MATTER OF ORDINANCE NO. 155 COM PA NIKS AND IN THE MATTE! OF SITIAWAM MI3SION PLANTATIONS, LTD Pin v.ant to section 204 of Ordinance No Companies, notice is hereby given that at an extraordinary |«a«ral meeting of the m. mbers of the above nam ,1 Company duly convened
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES
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      BIRTH.
      21 6 FKRGUSSON.— At the Maternity Hospital, Penang, on the 22nd inst., to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fergusson, Sungei Patani, a son.
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      MARRIAGE.
      32 6 LYONS— POOLEY.—At St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore on 24th of July, by the Rev. J. Butterworth, Aithur C. W. Pooley of Singapore to Ellen, eldest daughter of William Lyons of Manchester, England.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922. The Cable Company's Jubilee.
    724 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1922. The Cable Company's Jubilee. The full account which we were able to publish yesterday of the rejoicings m London on the Jubilee of the Eastern Associated Cable Companies, draws attention to the enormous part the telegraph cable has played m our local history.
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    491 6 His Excellency tb c Officer Administering tlie Government will leave Penang for Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. 30th July. D. Company, 2n.l Batt, Middlesex Regt., returns from Kuala Lumpur to Singapore on July 28. Mr. H. Parry and Mr. Quah Bang Keo are gazetted as members of the Penan? Harbour Board.
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    98 6 PENANG WEDDING. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I'enanjj, July 28. The wedding u*ok place at St. Ooorge'i Church, vi-o Rev. Etppal Gamier ofticiating, of Mi. M. P. Jones, l? Topham, Jones, and Railton, Pulau L'b.n, nephew Sir Evan Jones, to M ss Olive Meredith, daughter of Mi. I). Meredith,
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    SEQUEL TO COLLISION.
    100 6 (From Our Own Gorrospondent.) Penang, July 26. Judgment for plaintiff was ghrM m the action brought by Lim Thean Jiath, tonpkan^r owner, against the owners of the oil steamer, Serapoum, claiming $9,000 as the result of a collision off Bagan Luar. Mr. Justice Whitley state^ that the
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    REPRESENTATION AND VOTE QUALIFICATION.
    356 6 "British Chinete" writes tQ a Penang contemporary asking for th c fulfilment of the Governor's promise to "most carefully consider" the question of the representation of the Penanu- Chinese on the Legislative Council. The correspondent suggest- a n informal plebiscite to determine which man or two
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    FIREARMS' LICENSES.
    88 6 The police authorities desir c us to draw the attention of those m possession of firearms to the need for renewing their licenses as early as possible, as the old permits expire at the end of the current month. A notification to th:s effect appears elsewnere m our
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    131 6 Emboldtned by their recent Ilirnwil. the poultry thieves m the vicinity of St. Michae 's Road have extended their operations, and on Tuesday morning, before daylight, they paid an unwelcome visit to the house of Mr. S. C. de Souza, the newest res!dent there, who they thought perhaps had no
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    60 6 In addition to fie two questions already printed, Che Yunus bin AbduJlah will ask at Friday's meeting of the Municipal Coniriission. what progress has been made m providing a market m Upper Geylang-road. The President m; kes some remarks on the Rent Restriction Ordinance. A special meeting will
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    TALBOT O'FARRELL'S VISIT.
    346 6 THE UPITTATIOM OF TH| Issues f some tanp th. pleasure we fa baring him to-m< the visit of Mr. Tmlbot 0 part*. The reputai on ar tenor-coi s Sl>f!l! atlvenand their weeptio, TT !lr tOO fOOd, :tn. i I■ I mitconceptbn an:l |«cl Loom a< to eon
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    170 6 The first of tlie BCVcn MWdff the li'-t for tho fuaith Singapore was commenced y *t«ltU| MM I injc Chief Jaftict, w v h.»n'blf Mr. *jMh and a tptefftl jury. Lai Honp Lin w»- charged with the notdcr of another I'hrtfv m Sapo Street mmh h\ petld Ifo.
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    TWO YEARS FOR CASHEIR.
    150 6 PUadinc guilty ()f cnm;nl brack of fruit ai w rvan< m *4 100 odd, btlons q to Chop Bi l Sang the South Bi the Hon. Mr. Eu Toi ttmf, the chief ettkier, the DistHct IMft y^t- rday t» t#o >*•» rifforoui Uapritoiu»f«t> Ifr. «r« sv.v,
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      168 6 DUNDEE WHISKY I SOLE AGENTS I Caid beck IMacgregor Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN SHANGHAI) i 87, CECIL STREET, 228 Telephone. 4 QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF PROGRESS A For over a quarter of a centurj r we have m W been expressing dependability and quality W m spectacles and ejeplasses.
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      132 6 80. Light Railway Material from Track to Loco 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 design material that is
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    THE IRISH STRUGGLE.
    105 7 aVA n puffy resigns. n ,,lil\K IRREGULARS. Service.] London, July 25. Irregulars continue to tattoo, cutting telebarracki notably at and Claremorris. A Dublin says the ire on the verge I arc of the relieving food the inhabitants. the Irregulars on ,r. i wai last reported and bagtmrd,
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    INTERNATIONAL PEACE CONGRESS.
    359 7 London. July 25. •.i him— ll welcoming: I 1 1 ('..ntrress, which i\ the Mansi >n House and <j by five hundred delegates, rep-Ai-nty nations, wishing it effi rts for the cause ,>f uniMr H. A. 1 od that the main- I goodwill th rough I pnai
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    Y.W.C.A. LUNCH AND REST ROOM FUND.
    16 7 T 27. I $23,345 1:U "KILL, Ho.. T« MU «r.
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    THE "EGYPT" ENQUIRY.
    422 7 CONDUCT OF LASCARS. THE CAPTAINS EVIDENCE. [Router's Service] London, July 25. In the Egypt pj.qui.y, Captain Collier B**i evicUneo that j.nor to the putting off of the boats he saw offictis en the port boat deck ffettia* ft Weil an trimmers out of the boats. He did
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    SCUTTLING A STEAMER.
    263 7 London, July 25. Another scuttling of a Greek steamer has be^en tried m the Kings Bench. Two Greek merchants, shipowners, sued the British and Foreign Marine Insurance Company to recover insurance on the Jollanda, abandoned on the Goodwins m Dec. li>2o. Mr. Justice Rowlatt said that the
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    CHINA NEWS.
    99 7 (By courtesy of the Lat Pau Pres.s*. Shanghai, July 24th., 8.55 p.m. Hut Sun-ju, a General of Sun Yat-s«n. has captured Yingtek and Yuangtaan. The Macao victims are promised compensation. The Peking Government is asking- Tang Shao-yi to accept the Premiership. There is a new inundation m Chihli.
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    DE V ALERA & SUN YAT SEN.
    899 7 DE V ALERA SUN YAT SEN. A PARALLEL. To the Editor. Sir,— Of the mass of items of current events which have been published m the [■ress lately one fact looms large before my eyes as a most striking and extraordinary episode of the Drama of the World which i
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    THE PRODUCE MARKET.
    41 7 YESTERDAY'S AUCTION. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 561 st auction yciterday, July 26t<h, when there was catalogued 1,841,063 lbs. 821.90 tons. Offered 1,098,556 lbs. 490.43 tons. Sold 550,678 lbs. 382.45 tons. PRICES REALIZED. HGJ
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    FRASER'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    271 7 t Singapore, July 25. r The improvement shown m the local r share marl:et during the last few weeks 1 I still continues, with business m industrials and loans remain ng the chief features. j Tin at £158. 2s. 6J. shows rial over the t woek of
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    MACPHAIL'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    294 7 Singapore, Jtfiy 26. brisk business has been done during the w^ek, industrials again having a large turnover witta values well maintained. Tin continues to advance and closes at £158 7s. 6<l a gain of £4 10s. over last week's quotation. Tin shares are m better demand but
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    54 7 (By courtesy of th c Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun). Tokio, Jvtly 24. An unknown inventor named Sakai, of Tokio, has completed his invention on liquid fuel. It is stated that the liquid is a mixture mostly consisting of alcohol. The market shows tin weak and unchanged. Cotton yarn is
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    53 7 Mrs. G. McHutchiaon gave a very successful picnic at the Taiping Swimming 01 ab last week as a farewell to the Burmah Rifles. The afternoon was perfect and the picturesque spot waa at its beat, the water moEt inviting, and* much sport was enjoyed by those who went m for
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      124 7 ROBfNSON Co., Ltd. c SKSSfr? Fast coloured casement cloths of various colourings Bordered casement cloths. Cream centre with Jancy coloured borders Double and single width Art cretonnes Graf ton cretonne Fabrics Reversible washing cretonnes, etc. Samples A Estimates for Curtains, Covers Cashions etc. Free on Application. I i I QUALITY
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      573 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND i tHE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m Englaad) •INOAPORE. PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES aad LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE,
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      659 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE SLLSRMA,- BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP o*, LM. (Incorporated m England). D k C?d7 m Jf r| l7D dTD^/Ifl? I AOOEiIIUEdV oEili V ILCi* Steamer Singapore. OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. •s.s. CYTi OF CAMBRIDGE London Aug 20 ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER London Aug. 31 ♦LIMITED ACCOMMODATION ONLY tINTERMEDIATE PASSENGER STEAMER FREIGHT SERVICE. Steamer
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      555 8 P. ft O. BRITISH INDU AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVIrt PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S N CO (Under Contract with Hit Majesty'i Government LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON T 0 MARSEILLES, LONDON' 4 AK^ DUE SINGAPORE j r AVF RWGAWtt^ DEVANHA about July 28
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      469 9 -0 SUM STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM) SINGAPORE BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE rt KrttlJ. Tre W a»u Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupia, Patani, sin«or.. KaiSMin!, Laigsuan, Chumpon, and Bangkok.^ Arrival Departure DDHADH July 24 6 a% izi ae.teamer* are htted throughout with electric light, and hat* excellent accom ,«4st!ol or firgt
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      281 9 O. S. K. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (subject to change without previous notice) j European Line:— For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez Pott 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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      531 9 J^zS?* 11 8 *****1 Shi P Cwnpany, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m Englamd.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK Stoamera. Dn 6 s'pow Route p ftT CITY OF LINCOLN In Suez philippineSf FOR NEW YORK KFFlf^T*" I>«S'P<« EouU For
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      146 9 I Successors to LIVERMORE DEARBORN Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m U.S.A.) INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE Regular Service between New York Singapore Java Ports vice versa FOR NEW YORK Via SUEZ. JALAPA Aug. 9 HALF MOON Sept. 9 WEST CANON Oct. 9 FROM NEW YORK. HALF MOON Aug. 12 For Freight apply to
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      714 9 STRUTHERS AND BARRY T 1 Operator! United SUUi flk'pplEf Board. Singapore to Los Angeles and I San Francisco. Jl APUS due Singapore lc discharge load In port WEST IVAN due Singapore to discharge load Aug. 12 BEARPOIiT due Singapore to discharge Attff. 28 BEARPORT due Singapore to load Sept. 19
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    'THE CURSE OF NOISE."
    877 10 Our Medical Correspondent tells us, what some of us knew before, that we do not grew accustome.l to noise. We may persuade ourselves that we do grow accustomed to it r out of a base compliance with what we are please J to call modern civilization
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    FIREWORK EXPLOSION ON A RIVER.
    136 10 London, June 21— A tragedy abruptly t. rminated the great spectacle arranged at Lisbon to mark the completion of the I'< rtuguese Atlantic flight. A lighter kaded with fireworks was towed into the middle of the Tagus so as to be visible from every point
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    "TRANSMUTATION " OF ELEMENTS.
    869 10 "TRANSMUTATION OF ELEMENTS. We are all talking new a^ if the transmutation 'A metals the other elements h-\-\ been achieved The popular imagination has seised ho d of the brilliant researches r.-.a ie at the Cavendish laboratory m Cambridge by Sir Ernest Rutherford and his associates. Rumours come from Germany
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    63 10 HONGKONG SHIPPING TROUBLE. lnt jrmtvtion has been received lctoaNy tha^ the Hongkong lightermen have combine i to demand lh»:ir own terms for shipping and landing cargo, which consignees and merchants consider exorbitant. As a result shipping has been held up, and for the saiTe reason the departure from
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    79 10 Thf Van Dfantn which arrived from Deli, yesterday brought 138 Chinese deportees from Dutch East Indies, and they wen transferred to the Van Overstraten bcund for Ilonjykoner. After being m the hands of the auctfonMn for some months, the wooden ship Km Ma, 1.800 tons capacity with accommodation fcr 800
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      282 10 s.s. MARELLA. Consignees of cargo per the above steamer from Australia (July 24) are hereby notified that a general survey of all cargo landed m a damaged condition will be held on Tuesday Ist August, m Godowns Nos. 48-49, at 9 a.m. No further .survey will be held after this
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      182 10 Genasco Roofing COMPLETE WITH'' PATENT WNHEAIt SLUTS UNO NAILS FOR FIXING GE/SUSCO i-i iffi- GtMASCn t/ie result of W^< n the lot over 40 years wv '-id '1 run > ch l*r ma n «facture J^^^B Pr O/ 6£/V4S.CO lr S*S satisfies from witnstands f^jJJ beginning v tropical heat em/,
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      637 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. K. Pahanj?. Pekan, Sun^ei Lembin*,' Kuantan (via Jemntut) By train 6 am. bamarinda, etc. Elout 9 am t UC b H»"K Chiap 9 aim. enmon Fook Moh 9am lav So^ ri Benuit 9 *.m U< Edina 9 am! P. Sham 6: lUu Mata Hari 11 a.m i
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      254 10 WEATHER REPORT. KamLing Kerbau' Hospita'. July 25. Barom. .°,2 .Fah 101 1.7, 1013.6. 1015.2. Temp 835, 85, 83. Wet Kulb Ther 80, 79. 79. Dir. of Wind S. S.E. S.E. Max. Temp, m shade 86. Mm. Temp, m shade 78. Max. m Sup 142. Rain fall m 24 hours.— Nil.
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    EXCHANGE.
    94 11 -uly M. Bank 4 ukji. •> j B.ink demand ~> .>.).0., Private eredita 3 nt.i 2 I s-\i New York, demand r,', Credits SO days g 3^ Fiance demand V.\ India. T. T. JjS Hongkong, demnnd \2% p. c Prem' iokoh:>ma, demand 107" 1 Java, demand 134% Bangkok, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    129 11 Tin 1/5 Tuns $79 "Jj Gambier Cube No. 1 13 00 Pepper Black 18^ Pepper (white fair) 26. 50 Tnpioca, small Hake, f.g. 10 75 Pearl Sa K o small 8 40 Copra Mix 10 36 Copra Sundried 1080 Opium, Benares unc. 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white 255 Rice, Siam
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    30 11 July 26th, 12 noon. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot 25 4 26; Aug.-Sept. 26ȣ 27; Oct.-Dec. 28 29. London quotation sheet 7'^d Market Quiet.
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    BRITAIN'S EXTERNAL DEBT.
    202 11 The reduction effected m IU2I-22 m the amount of Great Britain's obligations due abroad was £71,879,000, and the total outstanding on March II last was £1,000.1 N4. 000 at the pa;- of exchange. In the thrco years since March 31, 1919, the external debt of the United
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    109 11 From Che latest published reports of Australian hanks it i.s shown that exclusive of the Commonwealth Bank, the Dank of New Zealand, the Comptoir National, the Yokohama Specie Bank, and the Ballarat Banking Company, there are 13 banks m Australia with a paid up capital of £27,148,000, reserve funds aggregating
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    86 11 PRASER'S REPORT. Singapore, July 28. "•t-^l5B. 7s. 6d. 175 tons sold at $79.7 per pikul. Isabbt-rs. Very quiet, Glenealy. P^nas $4.65, Bassetta 75, Jimahs United Malaccas 77',. Kuala Sidim.' $1.00. Mißia*-._ColHetie a Htis M, Uiu P^h ,i M UvW nonga 195., Rawanga 80, Nawng I i-:. IndiMrials._Ti;
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    163 11 Siniraporo, Jul> 2ii. Silver ar>. Hongkong 12% dot coat prt nnum. Share .Market.— Eull. Rahtcr*.-- Allenbyi 17 L», Pww*, so M, Craipte!™* 22 27',, U jk :t Samb* wanfi U. Is. 4d., Singapore Uniteds 4d M. f Mcntakr.hs M; ,;aka I'iruh.. T>>.. 77%, Uu Bonuts ■!<> 2.\, Trafal^ars
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    109 11 Singapore. July 2«> Tto^«l6B. 7s. 6d. |7»« |75 to,w sold. AnuUfamated UtAmy is $i X, BassetU 72', HH, Gleaealyi 65 75 Kempas |8.75, Kuala Sidiaaa buyers $1^ unas $r,. Scudaii (New) lellen $1.25 Ulu Bi nuts I<> 21. Mines.— Bataag Padaagi 87H i->u. m illl! Tin
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    AUSTRALIA'S SAVINGS.
    90 11 »c following i. the itatcMt fur May the position of Saving Banks m Au.tral.n (not indmHag the saving, depart. "J«lt of th, Commonwealth Bank) Balance at credit of „< ]iosil(jrg at Apn f. l^ ni.^11.444; deposits ro C cdved during May. 88*15,841; Increaa. m dopo ■hots balances during
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    86 11 By the order of the Court, Messrs Lammert Brother! at Hongkong sold the Kam Ma, as she now liei Jn the harbour off Samstmipo. The vomol whkh h*d beta mi n '!'o hands of the MKtioneen for several i lonthi wm disposed cf f»r $10,000 to the A a Corporation
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      363 11 CHARTERED BANK. of India, Australia and China. Ftfliriiinlil ka England by R^yal Caartsr. P»id tip Capital In ttf, ot« saares of £5 each v aot CAA J««vj Fund ITOfloon *-*TT. Liability of Pruprlef r.IJSJI, HEAD OFFICE. «8 Bishopsgate, London, C.a Agtaciea and Branck»s. ggr ga?- EBEg? gu io°S ft ort
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      349 11 i'^OBAMA SPECIE BAJS LIMITED. Established 1880. 1 Y lo0 000^ Reserve Fund y. 61,000,000 v eil Nt: X K odama Esq. ViTe-President: R. Ichinomiys, Esq. DIRECTORS. N. Soma, Esq. N. Kajivrara E«^. iff ni mak W t a LB<i S X'K SttWki Esq. BENS K. Iwanak;. H. Mori Esq. x.
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      119 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporate m England by Royal Charter A. D. 172Q FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Representatives- Messrs. BARLOW Ca. Messrs. BARKER Co.. Ltd Messrs. WEARE Co I td Branch OHirf-64. The Arcade. Collyer Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident |f»na e: THE LONDON LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO.,
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
    283 12 THE MAIL SERVICE. To the Editor. Dear Sir With reference to your leader la to-day** MWUC re the carrying of mails from KurojM* to this Colony and the Far East, the following information, which I have gathered from an authorised source, might bo of sonvo interest
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    GOVERNMENTS AND REPRESENTATION.
    874 12 GOVERNMENTS AND REPRESENTATION. To the Editor. Sir, It is due t«? the >tate of man who is individually weak and dependant en his fellow-beings, that we have the existence of soc'.ely, of government, of laws and ether helpful things which have ten the glory of man. By mutual wants ut)6
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    MUSLIM REPRESENTATION.
    145 12 la the Editor. Sir.— l am highly indebted to you for the publication of the above headed article m your yesterday's issue. As to your remarks at the foot of the article I beg to point out that any Muslim representative, no matter of what* nationality, can effectively
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    PROFIT PAYING FORESTS
    357 12 To the Editor. Sir, Ycur notice <f 21. -t int. of Mr.; Ci. B. S. Cubitt's n port on the forest ad- ministration of thy F.M.S.. is of no .-mall Interest m those bewildering time* and c «-n.is one back to Professor Bkeitchlsy'l valuable paper. "Forest Suicide"
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    105 12 The Empire Cinema is showing this week Pearl White m The Mountain Woman, a William Fox picture based on a story by Charles Neville Buck. The action is laid m the heart of the Kentucky hills, ami introduces some quaint, delightful characters as well as some sensational feats
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    211 12 PENANG RACES. THE HANDICAPS. I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 26. The following are the handicaps for the second day's racing at Penang. Knee I—(Six1 (Six furlongs) Royal Blood i>.l2, Maharani 9.7, Gamecock 9.7, Beau Brummel X.9, Arjuna 8.3, Babz 8.3, Rockport 7.10. Race 2. (Race Course)
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    THE SCRATCHINGS.
    57 12 The ■cratchinff* for the second day's racing at Penang are as follows Uace 1. Gamecock and Rovkport (all t'Tigai>«.ments). Race 2.— Clara (all engagements). Race I. Barragundi, Astrico and X.G.E. Race Pacific Sands (all engageir.cnte). Race 6 Broomhilli Hatfield Boy. Cosher and Jaunty Jay. Race 7.— The B(»lttr.
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    PENANG'S ANG'S LUCK IN THE SWEEP.
    41 12 l*enang. July 2K. Thr three prizei of $***** each m tht- -i-ep an th*' Autumr Cup wen won by: Mi. J. D. Kemp, President Tm-f Club, Wi! Legrg and Lai Swee Pen, all of Penang.
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    OPEN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    141 12 THE I'EkAK FINAL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 26. The Perak or.test m the Open Tennis Championship rtiulted m Bede Cox defeating Barry m the final by 4 6, 6 4, 6 2. Cox is the only player m the recent Ipoh Club Tournament \<ho remained
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    FOOTBALL.
    52 12 Malaya Cup Dates. In the southern section of the Malaya Cup competition dates have been definitely arranged as follows; home teams mentioned first: July 29. Negri Bemhflan v. Malacca. Aug. 5. Johove v. Malacca. Aug. 12. Malacca v. Singapore. Aug. 19. Singapore v. Negri Sembilan. Aug. 20. Final m
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    Northern Section.
    125 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 26. The Malaya Cup fixtures for the northern section have jus c been settled. On July 29th. Perak visits Sflangor; on August 12th. Perak visits Penang; and on August 19th. Selangor visits Penang. In a Malaya Cup football trial match, between North
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    89 12 Chienßmai Cup Race. The next rowing race is for the Chiengmai Cup and will take place on the afternoon of Saturday, Sept. 2nd. This is the Club's senior rowing event, and if the keenness display^ m the training for recent events is carried, into the preparation
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    HOCKEY.
    59 12 In a friendly game of hockey between the A.P.C. and the 78th Co. R.G.A. on the S.C.C. ground yesterday afternoon, the latter wen by two goals to nil. All the scoring was done m the first half, Lieut. Dunbar being responsible for the first goal, while Gunner Higgins sent
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    KATONG GOLF CLUB.
    28 12 The competition for the Weiding Cup will be hold on Sunday, August 6th. and Monday, August 7th. Conditions, 18 holes medal play, Club handicaps. 1
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    K. G. C. vs. S. G. C.
    189 12 The following are the teams In the match Kcppd Golf Club vs. Singapore Golf Oub to be played tit Race Course en Sunday. Player s are requested to note the starting time. Keppel G. C. players' names are given first. 9. a.m. .Tones
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    COUNTY CRICKET.
    54 12 London, July 2">. Blackhcath: Kent boat Surrey by 1. 1 wickets. > Nottingham: Yorkshire defeated Nottinghamshire by five wickets. Notts made only 74 m their second inning*. Robinson taking five for L'O and Hoy Kilner five for 14. Eastbounu Somerset bear Sussex by three wickets. Athby-de-la-Zouch: Leicester.*}' ire
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    THE COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP.
    267 12 Surrey's First Defeat. I In spite of their inevitable defeat by I Kent at Blackheatd their first reverse this season, Surrey remain at the top of the County Championship by a margin sufficiently large to alm>i*t preclude any possibility of their failing to become Champions. It is
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    AUSTRALIAN DAVIS CUP TEAM.
    76 12 New York, July 25. The Australian Dayi s Cup team has arrived here. The Aga Khan's Niceas won the Grand Criterium at Ostend of £4,000, beating the Belgian horse, Hortense. whom Archibald specially crossed over to ride. On Sunday last tlt« Datoh Mi? da of Kinta
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