The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 July 1922

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. [feN rENTS S.S., SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1922. No. 10,619
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    169 1 Sir Brnest Birch succeeds Mr. Darbishire as President of the Association I of British Malaya. The retiring pre- sident critici»«d Government expenditure and expressed his personal opinion against restriction Page 6. Nawng Pet tin mine is m the Supreme Court at Ipoh Page 6. The Municipal Commissioners
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1285 1 Qmeqvid agunt homines noatri est far rag* libelli JUVKNAL. The Topicist s-adly fears th^re is another rough time ahea^, *'°r Government, for h* notes that so far the cost of taking observations on Gunong Tahan for the year, has risen to the respectable little sum of
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      131 1 VI A LTHOID g Raffles Hotel, f P Satlirday Telephone 292 C. C{ jg Guest Night S Dinner Dance. 3 P Musical Director. Propr!cto.- S QJ[ }9 iunday: Cinema 9-30 p m C{ S7TLE LEADERS ifjfUSjk Find tha the pati^Fyy terns and delicate colouring of Si ks, Al| Mcrmr g.
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      321 1 KELLY WALSH ,LIMITED. (INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG). SPFCI4L LiXE* WRITING PADS f Containing OFFERED AT 100 sheets good white paper UNRULED HALF PRICE Size 9i 1> inch by si/> inch Price $2.50 per doz. Cigarette Cases DAILY^REMINpER PADS Tobacco Pouches I Useful for OFFICE OR HOME Gents Purses Snowing ONE WEEK'S
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      124 1 j LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. School of accountancy notice Page 4 Blanc Mange Powder at Bolter**-— Page 2 C.uti ura remedies for various ailments— Prge 2. Pa^ a 7 rkk LS Cbtainable if > London— Pag*** iaZ lS make havin a p'^mmv Urn and Perrin. Mace flavour rimpfa dif»n«fl Payre 4. W
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      107 1 THE WEEK. Snl>n-duy t >Vh. Hi ff h Water, 1.2 a.m., Lfi p.m Outward Mail t'ue. Tlu Benut Altg., Derrick's, noon Penang Races, Third Day Cricket S.C.C. vs. Middlesex. Lodee St. Michael, Repnlar, 9pm Talbot OTarrell mi Theatre. Sunday, 30th. High Water. 1.59 a.m., 2.45 p.m. Monday, 31st. High Water,
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    GUNONG TAHAN.
    456 2 GUNONG TAH AN. Climatic o.u'ition-. Muci. the time an I t pries of the r M.S. Museum* Department during the \i; t r was devoted to work on thii station. -;.yr the Directoi m hi< report f"i U'2l. Four naval signal ratings arrived m April after undergoing a short coarse
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    THROUGH A TYPHOON.
    203 2 I Practically 'ill vessel* coming into Hongkong July 14 report! i having encountered very heavy >*.*a^ j<r.,\ hi^h winds, at least four miming bit ft typhoon. With the exception cf one p, however, which lost a boat m the storm, no damage was done. The N. Y.
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    THE SALE OF "SCEPTRE."
    120 2 London, July 3rd. Racing: circles are much interested m the report that Lord Glanely has sold his famous mare Sceptre for £500 to a Brazilian owner. Efforts are being made to re-purchase the animal for 'retention m Englanc'. It appears that for the last five years
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      314 2 TO I BT OR FOR SALE. LAKGK G< i :WNS, newly erected area from LU.OM to 0.000 «q. fc« facmt' r «r LARGE STOUKS from %AM r -o U4.00U *j ft. near wlaarf nnd akippAlso three ittrfed buiiJing» for cScu and gcaowna. CeatTolly situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. J
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      468 2 TO have lost her wa a bad enough but t o find her here m this house with him m his arms was a hundred-fold worse No wonder the red mist blinded him no wonder bis fist crash ?d into that smug face no wonder he raced madly into the
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      584 2 MmM JLJaV MM. c^v,.^ 3JP X?k FROM FRIDAY JULY 28, TO WEDNESDAY AU6I 81 A TWO-FEATURE PROGRAMME AGAIN WHICH PROMISI ENTERTAINMENT. In the Second Show commencing 9 p.m. A GRIPPING AND SENSATIONAL UNIVERBAL BPECIAI Presenting FRANK lIAYO m a human-interest story of a man w'ro placed duty above sve? foupht
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    DUTCH EAST INDIES AND RESTRICTION.
    603 3 European Owned Kstalss m Favour. Mr. C. P. Hums, *h e Chairman of the Vylon Chamber of Commerce, has returned the Island from the .Dutch East Indies, when he has hten spending a short holiday. Interviewed by I representative of the BM Of Ceylon, Mr.
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    A HYLAM FISH RING.
    285 3 Market monopolies occupies the attention of the members oi the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board at the h.st meeting for a contiderable time anjj t!\ question of the "fish rinjr" was diacosseiL This ring undoubtedly exists ;n i baa existed for some time It finances the fUhormen,
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    39 3 The Rotary Club, as the nucleus of an extensive community organization, Is punn: nj? to re wo 'alfhs cf Laels to purchase the R>aiw4ral Firneh Club anl turn it into an Ail Gallery, Museum and Librnry m two years.
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    JAPAN'S NAVAL POLICY.
    490 3 What is Being Done Towards Retrenchment. Tokio, July 4. With regard to tie rumour that the Japanese Admiralty, taking advantage of the defects of tho Naval Treaty concluded t>.< Vv hington Confewnte, regarding the restriction of cruisers and auxiliary warships, contemplate establishing such equipRients as are Incompatible
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    27 3 The death «ras announced on July 15th of Col. Edward Phfllipson Mainwaring, last survivor of the remnant of the Kabul Batrison mi n the first Afghan War.
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      140 3 For "Reconstruction" 1 (oral w:io arc run-down, un ie-- weight for tk*e »U Kgesfeoa needs pest, but who at the sam Tim- need buildin- X OaiAj presents the potent bodybuilding flesh-forming fcrl rye-restoring elements of pure cow's milk m a form m which !f^J th y can be entirely assimilated
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      302 3 ||HI!!l!ll!lllllllllin |A.M.A. A.M.A. j I Allied Manufacturers Agencies M INDUSTRIAL ENQUIPMENTS 1 1 GEORGE FLETCHER Co. LTD. H COMPLETE CANE SI GAR FACTORIES ERNEST NEWELL Co. LTD. 1 COMPLETE CEMENT WORKS. S S j| S WELLMAN, SMITH, OWEN ENG. CORPN. 1 21 STEEL WORKS PLANT. S CRANES AND TRANSPORTERS. g
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      783 4 j use Lea Perrins' Sauce. French Chefs use it to \jWv i produce the delicately \SB^ ;1$ flavoured simple dishes for which they are so famous, p 1 The ORIGINAL and GENUINE m §lfl|] WORCESTERSHIRE, p IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE The undersigned hare been favoured with instructions to sell by public
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      667 4 CHURCH SERVICES. WESLEY CHURCfI. Fort Canning Road. Rev.' James H. Lewin B. D. Minister. Bam Sunday SchooL Sunday, 0 a.m. Sunday, 5.30 p.m. Tuesday, 6.30 p.m. Prayer Service. Leader: Rev. James H. Lewin. GARRISON CHURCH. TANGLIN BARRACKS. 6.45 a.m. Holy Communion. 8.80 a.m. Parade Service. BETHESDA. BRAS BASAH ROAD. Lord's
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      1160 4 Become an Accountant Company Secretary, Office or Works Manager Facts that are more I "\HESK are the men who are needed to-day m husinc wonderful than fiction I and you can definitely qualify For such Dosition« k z A Questionnaire which we send out to I |>r»twi.%« „»r l i
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    GOLF BOOKS.
    329 5 ''The Science of Coif," a study m move- ment, by P. Fowiie. "Golf Clubs and How to use them" by Edward -Ray. "Driving, Approaching an:l Putting" by Edward Ray. Th« Eceret cf Golf" by a Veteran. Metsn Methoen are evidently specialis- kg m books of the great game,
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    THE VARSITY MATCH.
    271 5 I^uiun,.luly 10th.-.Thi.w 4.ath,rat Lord's ft» the Int,r--\V.rsi. y .natch was tine raew was M attendance of about fi.ooo Th, wicket wia sl.w. The first aereo VITS wov '»Hiuer». Im the batting enly Uoggart xvas enterprising Fiddian Green (2S) was bowled by Raikes. Hillwood and Lyon «S1) l»y
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    42 5 Mr, S. J. \V. (;,>-.h has been appointed to art a> executive engineer, P.W.1)., Johoro Bahru. Mr. A. i:. Jones, Penang Manager of Messrs. Malcolm Beranger a\ Co., has been transferred to Bangkok, and wil be leaving shortly fcr the Siamese capital.
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      450 5 built up their present ,:.-.n beesaoe of the .racy of their const rue- <1 the care nnd skill :n adapting them to fectl of the eye. Lift st Lordon It* %\H APQRE, "^J" TO LST. rtj ffsptamher, "SherPoar bedrooms, two to The Resident Naval < >iVu Biafjaajavejii ;u-7 August, Godown
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      572 5 BOARD AND LODGING. Sanitorium and Pr.vate Hotel Anibt *r-rd., Tanjong Katong. r or a J- 111 1 or QttWt holiday by the sea. Wr^te brecleB/' 8 MrS Xn Cker TeK Adtl S a FOX SALE. t'OK SALE. 14-S I'->li SALE, -One Henderson four" cylinder Motorcycle with -Janm" Sidecar plrftl running
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      849 5 AUCTION SALES REMLNDER. TO-DAY, tJOtntDAT, AT io.ho a.m. ALCTIU.N SALh uv v A^"o^no der fludson s uP^-six Motor Car, \r l> and a 4-cylinder B-seater Maxwell <ar, No. S. 2498. Both cars are m perfect running order. At our saleroom. No. 30 Chulia Street CHEONV. KOON SENG CO.. Auctioneers. 29-7
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      102 5 NOTICES notice! Financiers and other real Land und House Property Investors should ;n t miss the opportunity of Securing this most Valuable land and house property situate m the heart of the town of Singapore containing an area of nearly an acre and valued at about f?50,000. This is undoubtedly
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      539 5 BY APPOINTMFAT TO Eyesight &WJ& Free Carefully of I Examined Charge. H. M. The King of Siam. "OOENTRIC" I EYEGLASSES TAKE A SECURE HOLD WITH THIS MINIMUM OF <| PRESSURE, THEY GIVE THAT COMFORT AMD DISTINCTION SO NECESSARY TO EYEGLASS WEARERS, AXD ARE "BRITISH MANU- a FACTURE" THROUGHOUT. OCENTRIC GOLD
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      BIRTHS.
      39 6 NICHOLSON.— On July 23rd, at Regent. Park, London, to Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Nicholson, a daughter. I WHITFIELD.— On July 26th, at the European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Whitfie.d, Seremban, c son. j
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      MARRIAGE.
      103 6 JONES— MEREDITH.— On July 26th, at St. 1 George's Church, Penang, by the Colonial Chaplain, the Reverend Keppel Gamier, M. A., Milford Philipps Jones, of Pulau Übin, Singapore, (nephew of Sir Evan Junes, Bart., M. P., D. L.) to Olive GwenlHan youngest daughter of P. Meredith, Esqre., of Neath,
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      SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1922. Retrenchment Indications.
      742 6 SATURDAY, JULY 29, 1922. Retrenchment Indications. A good deal of attention has been called to the need for retrenchment m our public expenditure, ever since the report of the Committee appointed "to make enquiry into personal emoluments including allowances and all privileges m the nature of personal emoluments and into
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      1215 6 I The Raffles College (Committee Inco.poration) Ordinance i: not disallowed by His }»i»jesty the King. Sir Henry Wilson is buiied m the Crypt ,cf St. Paul's Cathedral, between the graves of Roberts and Wolseley. The Rent Assessment Board will sit m the Municipal Board Room on Tuesday, August Ist., 1922
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    ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MALAYA.
    74 6 ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH MALAYA. C W. D. ON KESTUM (>N KaaU The Thus f London cabi* da 26U] Mr C. W. P:,M.i,,.., Maiaya. ,iM:, ,1 tll( g for their <!,:» s in tin, wh:h had rwuked vtrn;r,,rt Interfered dwftry, the la.l would be worse than Sir PrCßk Swi „.i report,
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    60 6 THB o. m pkn VN(i ii- l'*nan-. J U N His Exeellencj O fl no; h Governmeni „l iay Detective Policeman Santa Snrt Kind's Polk. Medal to, Bikh Ptlke wer, .1, ..(1 <™ (1 th*-' Resident Cum companied His congratulated the n i,,,:,. T; was .wartked fbr the
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    FALSE WITNESS
    49 6 The case wai i an I Madamuthen Kadar gh Information t> the Res '-'au<;npr lriu to taki action •>• Interpreter. The accuwd wen n -Dettively to IWK and ous impris ►nment. The Court to be paid to the compla cant dei, brother of the filed $.")0 for perjury.
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    NAWNG PET IN COURT.
    169 6 A petition of the I [poh, to tin- Supreme Court, to i Nawng IV t Tin Mining Co. a'l t.-dny. United Engineere got jadgan I fur |50 y OOO for iht ppc lnu- v supplier TW p.-titim allege* Pot neglected to pay. Certi reeerre •harei retvlting
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    TALBOT O'FARRELL AT THE THEATRE
    175 6 The ivor;tiuii vvluih «M mcot':- TaJbot OKairell. the popular NawW «!ian, at the Viet »rUi 11 Betre was as ipoortancoi th.it which h:i> b» en l« I >d by 5 ■■ditWM for l.i-iMv y« .r- pMt I ate we heard hii btfou- be BMkJ< I
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    52 6 The case cf Tan Soon fn and Til 1100 who pta'nd charged •rlta c dt?ath of the victims m the f m Nanis Stnvt, was B( tho Third Court yesterday, wht-n waa reduced to voluntary .iu-i'k' hurt against No 1. Tin- accoaoi uV^ ther remandud. The Hon. Mr. appears for
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      158 6 1 > > fh&ig^^^ *3>O U l uri I DUNDEE WHISKY If SOLE AGENTS Caldbeck Macgregor <& Co.. Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN SHANGHAI) 87, CEC/L STREET, 228 Telephone. r V QUARTER OF A CENTURY OF PROGRESS A For over a quarter of a century we have A y been expressing dependability
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      116 6 What about your BAGGAGE YOU insure your valuables and effects at home: do you protect them m your baggage when travelling? Property to the value of many thousands of pounds is lost, damaged m various ways, or stolen every year m transit by railway and steamship, or while the Owner
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    "political news.
    592 7 pgIVATE REPARATIONS. MMIANY MUST PAY 9 Service.] I'arU, July 28. the German ambassador, who n m the instalments %ny% private creditors, M. i that owing to German bad her debte, the Allies un,.11 continuation of the fly two million sterling KM INTO EXPORTS. Berlin, July 27. Import* m
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    LABOURS TROUBLES.
    146 7 BRITISH UNEMPLOYMENT. NEW CABINET COMMITTEE. [Router's Siivict-.l London, July 27. Kmtrr leftrot that th< Cabinet committee on unemployment, the appointment which is announced by Mr. Lloyd George m the ('< miMIII m the afternoon, deals with the vid i Mpecta rf tb problem while the old Cabinet cenwHtee,
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    AMERICAN COAL STRIKE.
    164 7 MtmraCU OF SETTLEMENT. Washington, July 28. Tentative proposals for the settlement of tin railway strike were drawn up at a nfereiiMS between President it'g and the labour leaders. It is understood that the plan, details of which are Withheld, will bo submitted to the railroad executives. i
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    CHINA NEWS.
    67 7 (By courtesy of the Lat Pau Press)* Shanghai, July 27, 7.45 p.m. Some of the Tuchuns are trying to influence Tuanchiyui by offering him the i presidency next time. The Chihli floo^ has been obstructing the traffic of the Peking-Hankow railway. The Canton troop* under the command of
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    NORWEGIAN ASSAULTS WIFE.
    147 7 Alleged to have ill-treated his wife constantly for sometime past, Biberg a Norwegian mariner, appeared before Mr. Dawson m the Third Court yesterday m answer to summons taken out by his wif c foT voluntarily causing her hurt. Accused, who understood enough English to plead, talked incoherently
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    MURDER IN DELTA ROAD.
    109 7 At midnight on Thursday No. 26-1 Delta Read was the scene of a double murder, when a respectab'e Malay named Abu did to death his wife and son. It is alleged that jhe had occasion to suspect his w.fe of) j misconduct and m a heated
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    Y. W. C. A.
    44 7 The Monthly Meeting: of the Y. W. C. A. to bo held on Monday, 31st July, will open with a social at 4.45 p.m. Miss Pike will give an address at 5.30 p.m. AD members and friends are invited. i
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    THE IRISH STRUGGLE,
    184 7 NATIONALS ADVANCE. THE A'ITACK ON CORK. IReuter's Service.] London, July 27. ihi Nationals aacr c attacking thj sternly Neiating Irregulars on three sides. When t l i opposition is overcome a way will be oitne.l for a general advance towards Cork Where heavy fighting is anticipated. COMMON
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    1531 7 made against Lim See Puat, on the petition of Chop Yiang Scr.g. creditors for $2,334.62. It was stated that there were many other creditors m Singapore" and an affidavit said the debtor was m Swatow, and did not intend to return. Cheang Jim 110 was also adjudicated and
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      311 7 "HIS MASTERS VOICE NEW DANCE RECORDS 10-irch double-sided Plum Label, $2. PAIUSIAN DANCE ORCHESTRA. h. 1328 Le Lyi Noir— Tango Yvain Knla/.aos Ustedes Tango Mondain Vernazobre "QUEEN'S" DANCE ORCHESTRA (directed by JACK HYLTON.) B. 1330 Drifting along with the tide— Fox-trot GcOTft (.vrshnin m Jen ai Marre Fox-trot ("Mayfair and'
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      567 8 THE CCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND rHB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m Englaad) SINGAPORE PORT SWETTENHAM TENANG TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES a«d LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT
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      637 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE CLLZRMA BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co^ VM (Incorporated m England). -~> PASSENGER SERVICE. j Steamer Singapore. OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. •s.s. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE London Aug. 20 ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER London Aug. 31 "■LIMITED ACCOMMODATION ONLY INTERMEDIATE PASSENGER STEAMER FREIGHT SERVICE. Steamer Dae Singapore. s.s. CITY OF CAMBRIDGE Havre, London, A'werp,
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      507 8 P. O. BRITIS^riNDIA APCAR N °LINE (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO BBSVU P PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO (Under Contract with Hit Majesty's Government!. LONDON FAR-EASTFRN SERVICE FROM LONDON MARSEILLES. T.ONJm DUE SINGAPORE KAVF RING NOVARA about Aug. 6 KASHGAR KALYAN about Aug. 22 SARDINIA MACEDONIA
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      748 9 SUM STEAM NAVIGATION CO, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM). COASTING SERVICE M T "»W" a Kelanun, Bangnara,. Telupla. Patani, Singora, lohssaaJ, Laigsuan, Chumpon, and. Bangkok. Arrival Departure :^,-.aincrs are fitted throughout with electric light, ««d have excellent accom- Dillon for firs: ciass passengers. i f ,r tne rouwi trip from Singapore
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      705 9 J^ c cewi Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Eilerman i ft BacknaU Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN ft BIANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated m Englaad.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ^OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK Steamers. d™ S'poro Route p o CITY OF LINCOLN
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      740 9 STRUTBERS AND BARRY J Operators United Statei Skipping Board. > 1 1 Singapore to Los Angeles and San Francisco. WEST IVAN clue Singapore to discharge load Au*. 12 BEARrORT due Singapore to discharge Aug. 28 BEARPORT due Singapore to load Sept. 13 DEWEY due Singapore to discharge Sept. 13 DEWEY
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    143 10 Hong-kon^ Observatory reported yesterday a typhoon within 120 miles, Lat 17 N, Lciik 114 B, travelling N. W, intensity unknown. A later message lecords a typhoon within 120 miles of Lat 19 N, Long 112 E, travelling W.N.W., intensity unknown. A water-logged boat was picked up by the
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    TRANS-PACIFIC FREIGHTS.
    113 10 Steamship lines plying- between Seattle ar<l other Pacific Coast ports and the Far East will join with the Atlantic Coast companies mi n putting up a $25,000 forfeit for the maintenance of conference rates. Till* mean s trat all ocean lines between the United States ami the Far
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      301 10 $1400 $1400 MADSTRONG" LIGHT Reduction m Prices. WE ON NOW SUPPLY THESE EXCELLENT LIGHTING SETS AT |i,4CKi COMPLETE WITH BATTERY CHANGED AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE USE. OPACITY— I.2 K.W. OR 60.20 WATT LAMPS I> GINE RUNS ON KEROSENE OR PETROL. Simplic'ty of Dcr.gn, Refinemest of Details, Eiiminatioa of Non-esscattals snd
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      563 10 Genasco Roofin? 2 PLY AND S PLY O COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEAK KLEATS AND NAILS FOR FIXING I GESASCO is r ;:G^SBy et..V4SC; the result of j the l(t over 4Q Years 3 i>(_y 'W-M r<//l c/lG U'er I experience i^OjMJI than Htt *>» I GENASCO satisfies from I wltnstanrts
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      526 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Pufau°S FookMoh 9 a.m. Cucoh gl Benuit 9 Edina 9 a.m. f b "«ng Chiap 9 a.m. Trongganu. etc. Boribat 9 a r gkok Mahidol 9 a.m Ba v Pahat Hang Yon 1 p.m! Pa lembanjr etc. Singapore 1 p. m JWM" Ban Whatt Hin 2pm Batu
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    EXCHANGE.
    93 11 July 28. Bank i m.s. g I l-M Bank demand 2j3 15-I C, Private credits 8 m.s. -j 1 7.3New York, demand 51 1^ Credita 90 days 531; France, demand India, T. T. 177 Hongkong, de nand 12% p.c. Pr;jn. Yokohama, demand 107 Vi Jaw. demand 135 Bangkok, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    128 11 July 28. Tin 225 Tons $S1 '< Jammer Cube No. 1 13.00 Gambier B** Pepper Black 13% Popper (white fair) M.M Tapioca, small tlake, t.g. 10.75 Pearl Pajrc small rt.4o Copra Mix 10.35 Copra Sundried 10.80 Opium. BenauM unc. 1,600 Rice, Rangoon white 255 Rice, Siain No. 1 for
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    271 11 July 28th. 12 noon. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Spot 25 Vi 25*4; Singapore S;andr.rd Ribbed Smoked She-it Spot 25Vi 26; \ug.-Sopt. 26Va 27; Oct. -Dec. 18 28 H. London quotation crepo and sheet 7K<&. Market Quiet. The City Editor of Th e Times understands that
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    72 11 PHASER'S REPORT. BiMfapor*, July 26. Tin.— fir.2 Ifig., toiu told >- per pilral. iiuhu r^.— Qui.t. wit:-, prices anchaagtcL Minia*-— Collieri i $13.75, Maruia $1.10, Naun< !>l '■-^,<:> 87%, Ulu Piahs |1, Taipingi 80, North Tail South T; I 1 R^on (noh $1326. trials.— Tradera $l«.5O $17,
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S REPORT.
    136 11 Bingaporv, I«Ty 27. Th« marinl after remaining fin.i tot ral days baa again commenced to decline and at the time of writing tho general tone is weaker. Standard Sheet. Spot und August September have sold fco» 264 85 September jr 1^ 1 October December 294 Standard
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    109 11 Sinuapurr. Juh It, Tin.- i.!<ii i:.s. hi. $81% 225 tons poM Rvbbera. Unchanged. .Mines.— .lohans 40 i.->, Lum-i, i >_>.■;•» 12.76 Malayan Collieriei $13.76 $14.25 Ifenglem !>u- 224 87%, Nortbi B 6 90, Rawangi U4 874, Souths 55 57H, Titii $4 si.r.o, U!u Piahi l>o $1.
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    271 11 What niu*t constitute something- likt m. rdßOrd m the postal world is being told m London. On the morning: of May 2, was received letter which had bIW) written and posted In Los Angeles (California) on April 21, thus taking only 10 days from the Pacific Coast to
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    CONCRETE ROADS.
    1361 12 These came before the Municipal Commission yesterday m the form of question and an wer. R*ply by the Engineer-in-Chief. In r.n^werinjs Mr. Griffith-Jones' questions I wish to explain a point which I apparently failed to mnke clear at the last general meeting anil whic'ii ha- led to some
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    PENANG RACES.
    249 12 THE H4NDICAPS. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, July 28. The follcwinjar tUM Ihe Handicaps for the third day's racing at Penang. Race 1. (Five furlongs) The Bolter 10.12, The Baillie 10.5, Captain Cuttle 9.8, Second Start II 3.3, Sorlrong 7.12, Merry Maiden 7.2. Race 2 (Race Course) Royal
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    FOOTBALL.
    66 12 The Singapore Cup Draw. The draw forthe first round of the Singa- Cup took place last evening and reSlated as follows August 8. Middlesex vs. S. C. F. A. 2. August 10. Seleta* vs. K.G.A. August 14. S.C.C. vs. S.C.F.A. 1. Royal Engineers Harlequins, S.C.C". l, S.R.C., and Singapore
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    28 12 COUNTY CRICKET. London, July 27. Woiveste*: Nottinghamshire beat Worcestershire by an innings and 138 runs. Dewsbury: York.sh.re defeated Gloucestershire by an inning s and 7 runs.
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    29 12 The Selangor Final. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kua'ia Lumpur, July 28. In the final cf the Open Tennis Tournan«cnt. Oliver beat Scovell, 6 3, 7 5.
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    SINGAPOKK YACHT CLUB.
    74 12 I The race fcr tor orrow will be for Mr. i^aygors trophy. Club course, flying start and with Ma ay enw as usual. Handicaps are M fol ow? Preliminary gun. Ist ball down, yachts No. 13, 4, 15 will start. 2nd. ball down, Nos. 10, 19, 12.
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    I.L. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
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    ATHLETICS.
    43 12 England with 21 points won the fourth International Athletic ConUst at Glasgow 9a July 8. Scot and scored and Ire'and four. Eng!ani won all the events, except the h gh jump, won by Scotland, and the hardies, m which Ireland wai successful.
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    POSTAL RATES.
    149 12 Memo for th c acting P.M.G. Straits m visiting his 1925 estimates the Straits 1 is fencraKy about three years behind the Times: The ju<t hViticn of the acton of thi Po.Lmastcr-G.nerai m reducing postal •-haigts baa ;u.st COaM to hanJ. Comparing the period cf Apr 1 1
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    1250 12 he Commission, ih e Eng neer-in-ch ef, the Bxeestirc Municipal Engineer, and the 1 Rtgis'rar <f Vehicle* (:-Hed on the -ugges-' non of Mi-. Wong) be nominated for thf purpose of superintending th c removal of i.urh ob: traction. In moving the abeve, the President said; bat this
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