The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 September 1922

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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1922. No. 10,678
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    188 1 Iterlin is lm a state of panic, the banks being besieged for remittances to foreign countries and for money for the month's wap;cs. The printing press cannot turn out notes fast enough and Jleichsbank cheques are being used Page 7. This is largely the result of panic
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1459 1 Quicquid agunt hominea nottri eat farrag* libelli Juvenal. Mr. l>arbishire. who, like Mr. Jones, is "a most sarkastik man" tells us the Government meant to buy 2.~>0,000 tons of lie* Saigon. The Tofjfcist has no bead for figures so he handed over the ptiiulimi t«, Uh
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      178 1 MALTHOID 9r<nr*<nnnr«Tnnnrff<£> g Raffles Hotel. 3 \Q jftiUKDAY Telephone 2920. Guest Night C{ U Dinner Dance. 3 |<% Hnrfles Orchestra. 4ljf Join* M".«ical Directors: %*M U >■ TAULMI'IETRA. w CONNOLLY J SOxtaM M>,sic). (Dance Musjc> A Sunday: -Cinema 9-30 p.m. Cg Water, HOTEL, ST. GEORGE. SINGAPORE. EXCELLENT CUISINE HOT AND
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      436 1 KELLY WALSH LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG). New Books Just Received A. S. M. 11l TCHINSONS NEW NOVBL THIS FREEDOM, 52.50. partis n ,--The Prin.iv-The Ptß- n.ous), 4th Edition, i&gQ r In i KmiKror hv Phili l OUTDOOR SPORTS -A Comlla> n.:>o pletc ui( i e to Ftew (an(| Ijawil ARGONAUTS
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      159 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Glaxo builds bounic babies— Pa^e t. Expanded metal at Unitecn Pa^e .J. Motor lorry number plate lost Pa«*e 5. New book 9 at Kelly and Walsh's Paj?e 1. Alh am bra cinema new prourrtimme Page 2. Dr. Witt's Pills cure backache— Page 10. Paere 2. Cuticura enhances the
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      89 1 THE WEEK. Smtmrdm^t 2i>d. High Water, 7.53 .i m 7.21 p.m. Muar Rubber, Evatt'l noon. Polo: Balestier. Yacht Club Repaita. Malaya Cup Final. Singapore v. MlaagW at K. L. Kaal'l Hawaiians, V>« Theatro, 9.30 pn. Sunday, 3rd. High Water, 9.1 a.m., 5.24 p.m. Monday, 4th. High Water, !).4X a.m.. i).
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    THE ST. LEGER.
    187 2 London. August 11. -For the St. L«g«r Which will he run on the l-'Uh Bspttnbcr Taniar has baejl it stalled us favnuitc at 7 to 4. This colt of Lord Astor's ran. it will be rsmssmbsrsd, atessid to Captain Cuttle m the Derby, four lengths separating first
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      263 2 TO IK T OR FOR SALE. LARGE GOI)OW>S, newly erected area frcm 10,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices and godowns. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to
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      433 2 Any GAIETY Programme that you haven't seen is just like any pood "v that you hir.ven't read or heai'd NOT FOR THE WORLD SHOULD YOU MISS THIS W&EK'S Guaranteed twice better than any of our thiee ordinary programme* combined together. SEE WHO WE HAVE GOT KATHERINE MacDONALD The most beautiful
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      344 2 ALHAME From SATURDAY, September l', to THURSDAY SOMETHING DIFFERENT. A vu Ti HE with A GOLDWYN SUPER FEATI Adapted for the Screen from the Ptagt Play by Leo Ditri Fanina Hit ton THE GREAT LOVER In 7 R. The picture is a c-lean-cut gem of humour a:-<l pathos, baset k\r.
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    B. N. B. LIBEL ACTION.
    1291 3 BtITISH NORTH BCILNBO CO. r. CHAELBS BCRIBNKR*B SONS. th* Kir.^s Beaef Division of Mm RU < '"nt of Jaaticc-, l,.foiv> Mr. Justice Avory the <••«'• 01 British \orth Borneo Co. v. Charles Ncr.bner's Sons was mentioned this (Friday) morning. Th« Right Hon. Sir John Simon,
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      308 3 A/ri. M. tayt: "My daar little *i \"i\ flirl it picture of health and QV ■s happineti. I cannot ipraL )2j t«u highly of Glaxo." ft, t A Doctor says I baby lias bren fed on Glaxo since he was a S, >ntb old. and has thrived splendidly on it.
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      157 3 j A.M.A. A.M.A. I GEORGE FLETCHER CO. LTD. f J (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). jf j MACHINERY. Specialists For the I Equipment of |i SUGAR FACTORIES. i| REFINERIES and jf DISTILLERIES. J J S SOLE AGENT m BURMA, MALAYA, SIAM, INDO CHINA, 5 DUTCH EAST INDIES. J P. A. PAR I
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    EXCITING INCIDENT IN PENANG.
    210 4 Motor Cycle Leaps for Life. A remarkable occurrence was witne— <d by a number of persons m the Jelutongd, Penang, at about 10. 00 last Saturday n.-< rning, says the Straits Echo. A jrarifcof coolies v afl working on road repair and had excava Bd a
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    PRUNING A LIBRARY.
    95 4 Sir Henry Holland, the ftmous physician and book-worm, woufd have strongly commended the Speaker's action m forming a committee to weed out obsolete books from the HHoves c of Commons' Library. "My notions as to Large libraries,'* he once wrote, "are somewhat heretical. Books are often the
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      792 4 TENDERS. TBNDBKB FOB TODDY HOI' LJGENCatS, PENANG, PKOVINCB WKLLESLKV \M) THE BINDINGS, Ittt. in< I n that Tuadora, t" L. forwarded m and marked <>n the outpjjj Tendoi will be ■ed at t >> Hor*i OsVt until noun on the L6ta September. \<<22. (br the •Mlaaitss righ( the limitation- e.m--d
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      830 4 lif> Sungei 1 ..ip. I i<). Tassek illag*. I ♦IT. Transki. Estate. 6K. Val dO tatf, section I off the Main i I, within the Estate. i Val d*Or section 11, on branch i >ok. I 70. Victoria Estate. I)iirJing>. 71. Caahwood Estate. 72. I'undut. 73. Bandierofi Batato. 74. Segari
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      1049 4 sistant Superintv idct.t Government Monopolies and at the same time to deposit m the Bank m the name of the Colonial Treasurer cash equivalent to three months' rent by way of security for each licence. He will also be required to pay the r.e ssary stamp fees on the agreement
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      660 4 6 LATEST NEWS r f f?*i T requ yifea further reduction m your you smok ■1 r^SS^^lr its most nK>deniU> I" Our ci s artllS no inn- R^^^^H <J» to any TuhHfconists. S K^^S^S'J lUld aRk fol "^"M™ Hi.. > I>ay and you wi!! IT J KXTIRK SATISFACI Si NAN
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      429 4 CHURCH SERVICES. TH B T W E FTB SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. September Sit, 1922. WESLEY CHURCH. Fort Canning Road. I Rev. James H. I.ewin B, D. Minister. 8 a.m. Sunday School. Sunday, 9 a.m. Sunday, 5.30 p.m. J Tuesday, 5.30 p.m. Prayer Service. < Leader: Rev. James H. Lewin. J
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      284 5 0 T(> 1-ET- Brs No cs and KHrHire. seaaul and fruit sd Qaytassj] ihsd. Imnu-diate Keoa Seng Co., i anuMCsMM heng Tuaa St.. tbe ''<k- and of Proa Ons Bat hi p. aang Lane. i -r«> itnn and Co.. v.c OB sea front .'liing from K.i n-% „j Road Occupation
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      565 5 WANTED. STRAITS RACING ASSOCIATION. OsTFK I \L STARTER. Applications ar, in\ ted for the post of Official tor to the ibove Association. Salary $150 per each luting day and travelling expense* Apply by letter to th Secretary, Straits Racing Assoc.ation, Raffles Cteuabors, Singapore, stating qualifications, experience, etc 2, X,.<» WAMKD
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      684 5 j AUCTION SALES A I i i lON SALE OI Inrcleenie*! I'ledt «-s and Juwelkry At auf salaraous, No. 30 Chulia Street OM SAM KDAV, Jnd SKPT., AT 10 A.M. ON TUESDAY, sth SEPT., AT 10 A.M. OX TRUESDAY, 7th SEPT., AT 10 A.M. The pi dfes comprise watches, chains,
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      905 5 NOTICES. Miss S. Sampies have arrived, please send me your address to Feathers care of Free Press. ORDINANCE NO. lil (I 1 AWMiKOKEKS) Tenders are Invited for the sole right to open jne pawnshop for a period of three years from the Ist January, 1923, m each of the streets
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      341 5 BY APPOTNTMFVT TO Eyesight MMjk. Free Carefully of Examined Charge. H. M. The King of Siam. tt^A>\-i v.V Jtt. .>«.-. 515 v VV^ CV Jc2r 4f^' r^B^ B^H I YOUR EYES I J. BERNARDINE DOYI K. OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN, I (Member of the National A >, oefation of Opticians) 5 (Member
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    31 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. SMITH. On September I at 51 Racecourse Road Robert Edmund Smith, Municipal Sanitary Inspector, *»ged 42 years. Funeral leaves cottape at 4.30. Interment at Bidadari at 5 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1922. Signs of the Times.
    1067 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1922. Signs of the Times. There are a good many aspects of Thursday's income tax protest meeting which are of especial interest, quite apart from the particular one of i opposition to the tax itself. One of i these is the awakening of public
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    219 6 The hon'ble Mr. V. Gibbons returned, tc the Colony on Aug. 24th. Mr. A. Rogers is appo-nted to act as executive engineer, Penang. Mr. G. B. Baptist is appointed a deputy registrar of deeds for Penang. Mr. .1. C. Cobbett has been appointed a member of the Hospitals Board, vice
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    SUPPOSED SUICIDE.
    145 6 Shortly after tiffin yesterday the resi dents m and anoosd ffaffltomse Road were Startled by the report of tiri«imis. Investigation PSVejsied the fact th;tt it emanated from the rear of hOttae No. ,">1 and the neighbours m the vicinity found the body of municipal sanitary inspector Robert Kdmund
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    CONCERT AT GOODWOOD H V L.
    122 6 There was fair attendance at the Goodwood Hall last night when tin- Concert for Uk benefit of Signortne Rosa and Blena Pilocamo wa s given assisted by the Singfrj)cii Philharmonic Oreheatn and Ifme. A. F. Silvostri and ?ignor D. K. Amelias. Both the principal
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    523 6 (Courtesy o f Xanyo Xichi-Nichi Shimbunj. Tokio. A up. .'i(>. The Siberian Conference at Chan-Chun will open on September i. it ia eooArmed that the recognition of the Soviet Government is excluded from the discussions. The X.V.X. headquarters announce that freights on foodstuffs and fuels, by coast liners,
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      DUTCH VIEW ON NO-RESTRICTIONS
      51 6 DUTCH VIEW ON NO RESTRICTIONS i Fnm Our Oi I Th.. M,,L,v M I I I ■ajri thai i cable «< 1 stut» s the Pinanc X Government B robber buBin<ssa, S The llaixlc M.,. I decision itattng I docing compan i reatriction. lfor< S to recent font A future
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      EX-SERVICES BALL AND CARNIVAL
      74 6 The fancy dm being beld next S Victoria Memorial ,i Service* Associate B nli >s u > be th. and a n<eat me* Raffles Hotek usual Aancei making sp,, partial attending be Com !M.. Orchestra, and 11 Martens, will pr which we und< can be obtain
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      CHINESE NEWS.
      62 6 By court**) of Shunuhui tag. M\. 7,Q pni I hi I 'an.on opened on s< ptemfo The Canton ti *afi It is pro| o Ifinist ry. The viewi °f re more united than tx I Shanghai. U f ChenskunirminV hesdqua establiahed at Bakwantan. The Ranymnic „i striking and
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      TRINITY COLLEGE ON MUSH.
      37 6 IIThe foUowfog pupil* passed the re< <•• Advanced Joni D I J>ittany Duekwaivl. Junior Division Lucj S i HmKi% Gottei Ani.n D Bidwell. Sarah Bin tt. Preparatory Division Mary Campbell, Men SH Canton 4.
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      RAFFLES LIBRARY.
      190 6 In addition to the f lelectitii of Fit ti. n hrn I the Raffle* Übrarj IM He on Saturda\ Anon, The romp of ft Baring (Hrarfc c) The I M« morry. Barrla (J.M.) !©ui lievU- (William) TI Belloc (HOaire) The Jvw*. Blunden (Edanmd) Th* Bi-awlty (Benjara n> A
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      148 6 i JUST LANDED/ /A SHIPMENT y^ X^/ £~2i OF iiwm PTS/ 3^ the |a»CEOUBWi^ y^ •A^ > /CURE FOR X ftV/^ URIC ACID jvVX TROUBLES. /c 0/ x V /CALDBECK MACGREGOR C 0,., LTD. (IneorponiU'd m Shan^luii.) 87, Cecil Street. SINGAPORE. ZEISS BINOCULARS We are again able to supply Zeiss
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      53 6 HEADACHES Eighty per cent of headaches arc Ocular Headaches caused through some defect of vision. If your headache is so caused you will never be relieved until you wear scientifically fitted Glasses to correct the defect. O /J©H N AJV KE) Late of Old Broad St. London OPHTHALMIC OPTICSAN I6.BATTERY
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    BERLIN IN THE THROSES.
    499 7 K1 N ON BANKS. U \KMISI HI MOURB. 3tifsja>] iltrlin. Sept. 1. the past few days" v not diminished by the i r circulating m the I where, regarding Urn I VNU BIGGER NOTKS. tr< -us and carriage- irge banks and there, of wham are nervdollai
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    RUBBER PAPER.
    582 7 COMPANY FORMED. PATENTS M (JIIREI). [Reuter's Service.] London, Sept. 1. A company has be<?n formed m London with a capital of £12,000 to take over patent rights relating to the use of rubber latex m paper miking. It is understood that experiments m several paper mills have been
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    BEACH ROAD ROBBERY.
    159 7 Detective Inspector Phenr and his men l\ave been successful m arresting- the three men concerned m the during- hig-hway Jobbery which occurred m Beach Road < pposito Raffles Hotel on Wednesday aftamoon, when Wee C'hek Kai, the chinchew of the Chye Hin No. 1 w»as robbed of
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    IN THE GALLERY.
    863 7 (With apologies to Lucy and Jingle.) Must go to big meeting to-night. Nobody wants incomo tax. Everybody wants to down the Government. Slipped into »he Cricket dub at 4.30~ for a cup of tea. Found n taipan there same errand warm ■•dawl went across to the Comedy.
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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      GREED.
      598 7 To the Editor. Sir. A vitally important feature of the resolutions passed at last night's Income Tax Meeting was their shameless selfishness. They demand the removal of our one direct tax, the one tax the bulk of whose proceeds are paid by the rich, and they ignore completely all
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      THE INIQUITIES OF OUR GOVERNMENT.
      93 7 To the Editor. Sir,— We are a patient and a long suffering people but even a worm will turn. It is proposed to reduce the personnel and pay of the Police and Medical Departments. Monstrous. It is proposed to increase allowances m the Education Department.
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      MOTOR ACCIDENTS.
      132 7 Motor accidents have again become the order of the day. The Tamil driver of motor-bus 1830 was produced m the Third Court yesterday on a charge of rash driving Kb Gaylang RohH on Thursday aftei--noon and causing hurt to a Japanese woman. Tie case was postponed a week,
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      427 7 Robinson Co., Ltd. ANNUAL CASH i I CLEARANCE SALE NOW ON Bargains! Bargains!! J IN THE GENTLEMEN'S OUTFITTING WEPT. i The Entire Stock of Messrs. Campbell and Co. being Cleared at S Genuine Bargain Prices. i 1 ■I l^i^Bß^^^^^BHiH (.KNTLEMKN'S I)\Y SUIKTS. J BKBI I fl^H Strong white mercerised twill,
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      591 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. 0 AND IMS CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m Englaad) MMAAPORI POKT BWSTTENHAM TENANG TO LONDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARoIJILLErf. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. IGAPORB to GENOA, MARSEILLES aad LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE,
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      498 8 i "ELLERMAN" LINE ■LL2BICAK A BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP tfe, IMI. (Incorporated m England). PABSSNGBB SERVICE. Ste.Tmer OUTWARD. Dn» Siogapore. s.s. CITY OV VARIS Nov. 3 •4. CITY OP YORK Dpc. H s.s. CITY OF SIMLA Jan. 28 s.s. CITY OF POOKA Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. Is.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER Marseilles, Lomlon Sept.
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      496 8 P. o. ttKiiJbs- ti AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SE] PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N 'Under Contract with Hit M^j^ty'g G LONDON FAR-EASTEBN M FHOM LONDON MARS! DUF SIKGAPORL MACEDONIA about Srpt 8 I>K\ MANTUA aboul S pt IT DONGOLA about Oct.] DONI/ NANKIN
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      407 9 TflE SIAM JTEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. IU INCORPORATED IN SI\M) .anp. Kclantan, lj.ngnara, Telupin. Patani, Singora, Chompon, and Bangkok. V '<l Departure Bant. 6 S«pt. n s.-pt. U pt 1 1 i epi -''I ut witi ekctrie light, and have excellent accomi h «n Btognpon to Bangkok and EHngmpoN via
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      259 9 O. S K. Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (subject to change without preTious notice) Baropean Line: For Marseilles, I<ondon, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez Port Said. ♦London Maru arr. Sept. 21 dep. Sept. 22 (Passage available). AmaxoO Maru arr. Nov. 19 iKp. 'JO New York Line: For San Francisco Panama,
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      488 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EUerman ft Bncknall Steam Ship Co.. Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated m England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK SUamtrr Due S'por« Route For pl I r\'^L MKLP>OURXE Sept 9
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      134 9 UNITED AMERICAN LINES INC. 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. HALF MOON Sept. 5 A BTEAMEB end Sept. early Oct. WEST CANON end Oct. FROM NEW YORK. For Freight
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      682 9 STRUTHERS AND BARRY Operator! Unitei Btatel BMpptef Board. Singapore to Los Angeles and San Francisco. BEARPORT du< charge and load 6 DLVv LA i ue ay, t(> ,ii S( .Vj. v MC aru j (ja( j g ept L 4 ELKRIDGE dut.- Singapon to discharge Oct. 4 ELKRIDGE due Singapon
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    359 10 The French cruiser Colmar m port leaves for Saigon on the 3rd inst. The American gunboat Asheville arrived yesterday morning m port from Colombo, the usual salutes being exchanged. She leaves for Manila on the sth inst. The French homeward mail Amboise is due here from Saigon to-morrow
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      318 10 ■•■•■-•-•-■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■-■•■■-■-■-•-•-■-■•■-••■•■•■-•-■-I n Continental Cord Tyres j j BIG REDUCTION j IN PRICES S I FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS I APPLY TO J SIME DARBY Co., Ltd. j Sole Agents m Malaya. i-i-i-a-i-i-a GROSSMITH'S 7™ Per/ame y CeyCon I TThe latent triumph of the Per- yA^L fumer's Art, unique m its floral
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      407 10 Beauty of Skin EnhancedbyCuticura When used for every -day toilet purposes Cuticura keeps the complexion fresh and clear, hands soft and white and hair live and glossy. The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Ointment to soothe and heal and the Talcum to powder and perfume. Ims If Talcum 1
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      133 10 JODELITE The Timber Preservative JpßH^H#' I 4^-j^H^B Stocked m 1,"6 10 Gallon Drum WHY PAY High Prices for Hard Wood WHEN Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOD Write for Particulars to The Borneo Company Limited (Incorporated m England.) Singapore, Ipoh and Penang, THE MARK OF GOOD
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      439 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Batavia. Samar:ui.r. Sourabaya and Macassar (taking mails for Anstralasia, articles for places m Western Australia by tmin via Brisbane, Sydney and M(»lhojrne if prepaid at letter rate) Houtman 8 a.m. Batavia Singkawang 9 a.m. Bangkok Kamuning 9 a.m. Batavia, etc. Loudon 9 «.m. Pulau Soegi Sultana 9
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      169 10 Main Wharf No. 5. Teleus. Main Wharf No. S.— Katong. Empire Dock No. 7. Houtman. West Wharf No. 8. F. R. Cruiser Colmar. Jardines Wharf No. 9.— Nil. Pulo Brani Coal Wharf. Nil. KEPPEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf. S. V. Abella, Purpura, Hong Hwa, W. B. Joan So. 1, Lch. Elcho,
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    EXCHANGE.
    89 11 S tptember l. Hank I m. •> j Hank demand •> •»<.•-:{•> Private erediti si •_> i :;.i»; XV \v York, dcnvind I 1 Credits 90 days 53^ France, demand G°o India. T. T. 77^ Hon^konff, demand M l p.c. Pram. Yokohama, demand K»7^. Java, demand i:U>r, Bangkok, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    125 11 September I. Tin LOO Tons s*o.r>u Gambier Cube No. 1 15.00 Gambier 9*50 Pepper Black 12.50 Popper (white fair) 22.75 Tapioca, small flnke f.g. 10.00 Pearl SagO small 7.75 Copra Mix 9.50 Copra Sundrivd 10.00 Opium. Be r- area unc. 4,500 Ric*, Rangoon whit* 253 Rice, Siam No. 1
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    C.OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    45 11 S< ptember Ist. 12 noon. Singapore Standard Pate Crepe Spot 28V6 24; Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked she Spot 2344 23H; Sept. 2C» 4 23 a Oct. -Dec-. 24> L I'": Jan.-March 264 H%. London quotation ■heel f> r s(l. Market quiet.
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    NEW MALAYAN INDUSTRY.
    316 11 That success is attending the efforts of planters who several months ago went m for Ros» ll e fibre ii evident from a notice (appearing m the advertisement columns of our Ipnh contemporary, announcing that at the present time rope made Ot this lihre <an be obtained
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    TRADE AND COMMERICE.
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    PHASER'S REPORT.
    107 11 Singapore, Sept. l Tia 6160. 16. 0. 100 tona sold al I" r pikul. Rubbers. Dull, market idle. Mining. Steady. Co!l Mv 7' 40 '-i'lLru \T awn p etg s T< ah Harbotti $8 ►0 cents, Re, <: Xl)lli Taiping 90 cen t, South raipingra 67Vi cents. Indiisirials.-n.
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    158 11 Singapore, Sepi i Hongkong IP.. W si;:;;:-M ark Kubl>cr*.— Allenliys (New) 17. j>, MenUkabt I-",-. Malaka Pindai riu Benuti 15 20, Trafalgar* U K. H 30 35, Tambalaka 32 10 B i Jeloto»gfl 25 30, Jimahi Craigieleaa 20 25, Kempaa $2.70 |3 Kuaki Sidims $1.45 $1.55. Bid* are
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    LYALL AND BVATTS REPORT.
    261 11 Sinß-iporv, Sept, Tin.— £l6o. 15s. od. $80% 100 tons Bold. Rubbers*— Allenhy (New) SO 80, Aye. Panaa 13.60 $4.60, Baaaetti 66 75, hang kat Serdangi $2 i j.:»(«. Gleneaiyi 60 To. Jjmahs to 80, Kfttoyang Bahru 7<i B 0 Kuala Sidfans |1.50 ±\a;{>. Nyalsa sj Pajami
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    1421 12 THIRTY YEARS' BANKRUPT DISCHARGED. Application was made to Mr. Justice I'.rntt-Lrnn.Md m the Bankruptcy Court y<->Uiday by Shaik Hanred bin Awath ti;:ma MtOMIM^ for his discharge from I.: nkrupU y. The Official Assignee, Mr. < J. Saunders, informed His Lordship that ib«- applicant was made bankrupt m DecemIh
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    S. S. V. F. SHOOTING.
    231 12 The 30 Yard s Range Competition. Tht following ail the Vounteer team j -ceres m the above; the scores A the i Cfcgular s teams ait? not yet to hand. S.R.E. (V) Field Section, Singapore 162. No. 5 Platoon Eurasian Company, Penarg 131. No. 6
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    FOODTBALL.
    236 12 Officers Masula Narbudda vs. YM.C.A. A very fast and interesting game of soccer was played on the Raffles School ground on Wednesday evening between the officers of the Masula and Narbudda and the V.M.C.A. Both sides attacked m turn and a judicious pass by Williams enabled Mitchell of the
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    CRICKET.
    82 12 The following will represent the Lanka Union against the S. C. C. to-day Dr. J. A. Scharenguivel, T. Weerakody, T. A. Thunchie E. T. K. Retnam, A. S. A. Jansen. G. H. Oorloff. P. Nadarajah, S. L. Jansen A. Sivasubrananiam. M. Ignatius, Dr. K. K. Pathy; Reserves A. W.
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    V. M. C A. LAWN TENNIS.
    81 12 Thursday's Play. R. P. Voelker. owe 3 beat Lim Chuan Hoe, Btl. G— 1; 6—l. (ha. Kirn Siong, plus 15 beat H. E. Newberry 2 G; G 3; G— 3. Monday's Ties. A. Van Cuylenburg, o\ve 15J vs. GoBMB. owe (unfinished)*. H. Ci. Stack,
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    To-day's Regatta.
    325 12 The start of the race for the large clase will be at 3 p.m. The preliminary gun will be fired at 2.55 p.m. Nos. 10, 9, 12, 13, 14, 17, 19, will start on the final gun (3 p.m.) Nos. 4, 6, 8 will start at 3.04 p.m,
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    SWIMMING CLUB.
    78 12 Arrangements have been made for Kaai's Hawaiians to pay a visit to the Swimming on Sunday morning, when they will give a concert for the benefit of members. The blue ribbon of the Ceylon turf, the annual race for the Governor's Cup and Stakes value R 10,000, was
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    KING EDWARD VII COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
    189 12 The following is the list of successful candidates, at the Autumn Examinations. Diploma of L. M. S. M. Vythilingam, G. Karidas, Murugiah, P. Varatharajah, Chotta Singh, Tan Eng Han. Pass m Medicine and Surgery only. V. R. Gabriel, Hamzah bin Taib. Pass m Widwifery
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    327 12 At the Liberty Hall Universal-Jewel production, No Woman Knows, the amazing story of. Fanny Herself, by Edna Ferbcr. starring Mabel Julienne Bcot| wi.l be screened m the second show together with Episodes li and 4 of. The Adventure of &tt<.'nson Crusoe h nai. In the first shot/, Frank
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    S2 ANDREW'S HOSPITAL BUILDING FUND.
    121 12 The Committee gratefully acknowledge th< following contributions. Mi C. A. da Silva $25 Mr. and Mrs. Cartw right 25 Mrs. Seaton F. James 50 The B shop of Singapore 4th contribution 250 C E. Z. School— per the Head Mis tress io Anonymous i Mr.
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    S. S. V. F. ORDERS.
    80 12 Monday, 4th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, Eurasian and Chinese Officers and N. C. Os. Tuesday, sth 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall. Eurasian Co. and S. F. A. Under O. C. Company; Lew s Gu Class. Wednesday, 6th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, S. V. A. Lecture by
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