The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 September 1922

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. |K> I KNTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1922. No. KM>7!>
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    223 1 A sharp advance by Turkish forces m Asia-Minor has caused a jreneral (ircek retreat. Athens minimises the danger but the whole Greek army is being concentrated to cover Smyrna Page 7. A NYar Kast Conference of the Towers is to meet m Venice short ly to stek
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    "THE INTERPRETATIONS OF IGNORANCE."
    1023 1  -  The plna.sc is borrow- i from George liot. fn what many think her groaiesl and ■iruutWi novel— "Middlemaivh' 1 -h,. brings on the Stags young me<lical man, animated by the highest ideals of his pn>ifession, whose noble purposes are frustrated, like the children's sand-castks on the
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      102 1 MALTHOID Raffles Hotel. TELEPHONE 2920. MONDAY Tea Dansant 5 p m to 7 p.m. Rallies Orchestra. Joint Musical Directors: IGUAHETBA, Mr. W. F. CONNOLLY, >lusic) (Dance Music). WHITEAWAYS Special Window Display OF NEW Inexpensive Frocks FOB DAY AND EVENING WEAK ITFUL CREATIONS V < LLOWIMG THE LATEST DIRECT PROM THE
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      215 1 STSTE(KPRKS CIGARETTES 'TV; -Mjf.am.l by »W**» I l^^k HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES AT MODERATE PRICES. Boie Manufacturers:— ARDATH TOBACCO CO., LTD., LONDON THE EUROPE HOTEL. SINGAPORE. "'ill Owing to the Fancy Dress Ball being given by the Ex-Ser-vices Association of Malaya, at the Victoria Memorial Hall on September 9th, there will be
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      183 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Ftps for keeping off chills. Page 10. Buy an Overland and motor m comfort— rr.jre 4. Notice re Maiayan Athletic Sports entri« s Page 5. Dunlop announce reductions m Ford size tyres Page 3 John Little ami Co announce a list of iv v books— Page 6. Last
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      39 1 THE WEEK. Honda a. \th. High Water, P.4H a.m., O.lfi p.m. Football Replay: Middlesex v. S.C.F.A. IT Tui-mhty, hth. Hijrh Water, 10.2'J ;-.m., 10.0 p.m. S.C.C. Sports Preliminaries. Kathleen Parlow, Tbeatre, 9.30 p.m. Hitfh Water, 10.50 a.m., 10.30 p.m.
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    SWATOW RELIFE.
    298 2 I im of iubacriptiona contributed towi I Swatow Typhoon Relief Fund. Swi ow, M'initied through S*e Hai Ton- bank for p M ymenl to boon Sim Sian Seah, Swatow. Previously transnutted I t2,063 l mddell Brothers lO€ Roland Si. Jol n Braddell B 0 D. Knowtea :>0 Laycock
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    THE PLANTER.
    196 2 The September issue of The Planter contains its usual abundance of interesting and instructive reading matter relating- to the rubber industry. In addition, there i» a wry oiitertaining article by A. B. Milne OB Big Game Memories, describing hi» rather thrilling experiences m bagging his "only tiir.-r." Mr.
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      197 2 TO 1 FT OR FOR SALE. LARGE GODOWKS, newly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LABGB STOKES 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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      450 2 Any GAIETY Programme that you haven't seen is just like any good >i*y that you h*iven't read or hcanl H CjPT i^B ■a NOT FOR THE WORLD SHOULD YOU MISS THIS WEEKS Guaranteed twice bettor than any of our three ordinary programmes combined together. SEE WHO WE HAVE GOT KATHERINE
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      486 2 ALHAMBR M^ M.M. XI. JLfA 2J> j^\ ft From SATURDAY. September to THURSDAY, SOMETHING DIFFERENT. A PICTUKE WITH ING A GOLDWYN SUPER FEATI Rl Adapted for the Screen from the Stage Play by Leo Ditri ***** I k .t ton THE GREAT LOVER In 7 Reelj The picture is a
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    MUAR RUBBER
    1134 3 THB ANNI AL MBBTING. 1* j nf\h annual general meeting oil Mua.- kuotx Ud M held m French Hank Buildings at neon on Saturday, with Mr. T. P. Anderson Pole, the chairman; presiding. Othcn present were Hessn C. S. Rahjohn (directoi) and H. B. Warn (shareho'der and f\,r
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      271 3 Drive away c^ mm Rheumatismj^^^ B^BSfJ n S^jMBSW^TMMBsWBBWBsWBBJsWBS^^IMBB^BI.arySj^B^M^p^^fLfc mW W^X r* BBBBBB^BlWs^*ii^S"Jßfc 3^* -SSSfW^^^^ IBBBMIB Don't suffer needlessly Sloan's gives wonderful relief. oothing power of SW S Liniment l«sl a :l!< untul ;>t)t t»ves V n ef. So ruliwiJ? Sloan s penetratt I. tormenting pains of !t^ m m W«
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      253 3 j Let I quality govern your choice §AM> fOUH MOTOR TYEBB WILI BE DUNLOP LARGE REDUCTIONS IN 30 by 3| MAGNUM Danlop Rubber Co. (k? s st)r t Ltd. (Incorporated In Japan). SINGAPORE. 1 COUGH tf* I fon tmc Rcucr or I Coughs, Colds hill CROUP I WHOOPINO COUGH, |P
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    SPORTING NEWS.
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  • THE AMERICA CUP.
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      BROOKLANDS MOTOR RACKING.
      46 4 London, Aug. Bth. Travelling 110 miles per hour yesterday at Biooklands, Vauxl:all car whilst overtek rig a competitor collided with a fence and turned i somersault. The driver, Doug as (iib-on, was killed end his cousin, Arthur Gibson, mechanic, was si riously injured.
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      THE AERIAL DERBY.
      51 4 London. Auk. 7th. There was a large crowd at the Aerial Derby. The weather was fifusty and very cloudy. Disappointment was expressed owing to the absence of the Bristol mystery monoplane, which scratched owing to a slight mechanical defect. Mr. James receives the Afro Club Trophy and
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      ATHLETICS.
      97 4 In v match between th c Polytechnic Harriers and the Stad t Francais m Paris the 100 metre race was won by Edward, (Polytechnic) m 11 sees. 110 metres hurdles by A mire (France) m 15 4.; sees. MacPhee secured the mile for the Polytechnic m 4 mm. 27
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      F.M.S. FINANCE.
      346 4 A Kuala Lumpur Vie*. In the course of criticism of th^ eonctl>cndence on this subject, Ihe Malay Mail &*ys: But when wo turn to the very able and illuminating despatch of H. E. the High Commissioner m reply v, the tetter froan the Association of British Malaya, w
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      KOTA BHARU PROGRESS.
      231 4 In response to the invitations issued by the Mercantile Bank, all the chief merchants, and others of Kota Bharu town and many from the outstations assembled m front of the Bank Building before 10 a.m. on Saturday, the 26th instant. The building was tastefully decorated for the
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      499 4 111 I J 4"*^ Motor m Comfort ?wh -with Economy. tsRjCA You ride m real comfort m an Overland Four Door Sedan, (It Triplex Springs give easy-riding qualities unmatched by any (I l\ other motor car of similar size. And you ride economically too. 30 miles and upwards to the
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      12 4 rfwONDERFUuI I 1 ULSTRENCTH f^h makes it If ECONOMICAIJ^ \jt&FJ%gZZvL use y/^
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      806 4 GRIMAULT S SYRUf of Hypophosphite of Lime s^a^a^a^a^a^a^a^B^Bn tI&D I B^9«^P9r^^a^a6a^S&la^^ll a^a^a^a^al Ts*%V\ s^nsns^» J CATARRIi] STUBBORN ft»*^i WEAK LUNGS I Paris, B, p.Vivienne g*l^^jl BEWARE mnd at all Chemists BjSS^aVOF IMITAT GOVERNMENT OF JOHORB. In the Supreme Court a( .F<»h<»re BaJmi, Suit No. 2(> oi 1922. Cho Poo of
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      451 5 TO LET. \g\ October premises m iblr for office, or Godown, :,j. P ly to Symo and Co., t ii u-9 .i IK I Hi;. .mar, No. 283 out-hou~«-s and garag*. ted with coconut and fruit Pherson Road and Gaylang unfurnished. Immediate m»M Koon Seng Co., i Chulia Street. I
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      539 5 I WANTED. WANTED TO IJUY. Second-hand Chinese or European HOUBEHOLD furniture j of every dweripiion (hi X or small lotg) Uoo«I prices offjiv!. Apply to Bwond Band care of Free Pi*ess. i>-10 v.c. BOARD AND LODGING. BOARD AND LODGING One .ingle and one double room to let at gy» St
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      675 5 NOTICES. AM aikik ATMLBTK ASSOCIATION OF KRITISH MALAYA. The annual Championship meeting will be ield at Kuala Lumpur, on Friday and Saturday, lHh and 16th September, 1922. Events are open to amateurs of any nationality. Entry ree, $2 each event. LIST OF EVENTS. C hti m i>Ut nsli if>, i.
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      893 5 NOTICES. Miss S. Samples have arrived, please me your address to Feathers care of Free Press. ORDINANCE NO. 61 (PAWNBROKERS) Tenders are hwitcd for the sole right to open one pawnshop for a period of three years from the Ist January, 1923, m each of the streets or sections of
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      962 5 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER The only Morning Daily m Malaya anc the best Medium for Advertising. Delivered with the Chota Hazri each morning with Latest Telegrams, Latest News and Latest Announcements. Telephone 56. Cable Address, Advertiser P. O. Box No. 206. Communications relating to News and Editorial
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH
      19 6 MACPHAIL. At Nassim Road, on the 3rd inst. to Mr. anji Mrs. L. R. Macphail a son, still-born.
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      MARRIAGE.
      49 6 RHODES— LEGGATT.— Aug. 2, at Redhill. Frederick Gerald Rhodes, of Ashley, Hampshire, to Dorothea Leg^ntt, eldest daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Leggatt, of Sarawak. WARIXG.— At Pasir Panjang. on Sept. 3, James H K. Waring. Funeral this evening at 5 o'clock at Bidadiri cemetery.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1922. Week End Comments.
    779 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1922. Week End Comments. Happy Straits, compared with the neighbouring colony of Ceylon. There the Legislative Council a year ago refused to sanction additional taxation and told the Government to carry on for a year and see what happened. The Government carried on and
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    512 6 11. H. the Rajah off Sarawak arrived m Singapore by the Kuching yesterday. Mr. A. F. Hannafcrd i s the manager of the International Trade Developer, Inc., to which we referred m a note the other day, and not H. T. Nelson, Mr. W. A. White of the Audit Office
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    WEDDING: WOODFALL ROSS-SMITH.
    257 6 A quiet but pretty weddtag was aolenmi U 1 (i v\t St. Andrew's Cathedral on Saturday, when ('aj)tain 11. A. J. Woodfall, only soci of the late- Judge Woodfall. of tlu- Westminster CounLy Court, and of Mrs. Woodfail, of Weybridge, Surrey, was married to Mi=p Isabel Boas
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    BIRTHDAY DANCE AT DUTCH CLUB
    107 6 A large number of people attended the entertainment and dance which was held at the Dutch Club on Saturday ni^rht m honour of the birthday of H. 11. Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands. Following the entertainment the floor was cleared and a long programme of
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    MUALAYAN SPORTSL
    140 6 The Malayan Sports, under the Amateur Athletic Associate n of British Malaya, will tak o place at Kuala Lumpur on Friday and Saturday. Sept. 15th. and 16th. The event! are open to amateurs of any nationality, the entrance fee bdng $2 t .ach event. The following are the
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    HAWAIIANS AT SWIMMING CLUB
    57 6 HAW AIIANS AT SWIMMING CLUB There was a large attendai.ee of members at the Swimming Club yesterday, attracted there, by the announcement that Kai's Hawaiian entertainers were to pay n visit. This visit took place and the song's and musical selections by the various members of the Company helped to
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    THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF CITIZENSHIP.
    49 6 The hon'ble Mr. Justice P. A. lianttt Lennanl will lecture on the above subject m the Y. M. A. Hall under the auspices oi the Y. M. C. A. Literary Society on Wednesday, at pan. Mr. (1. B. Hurley H-ill b e m the Chair.
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    S. S. V. F. ORDERS.
    149 6 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; Lc\vi s Gun Class. Wednesday, 6th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall. S. V. A. Lecture by
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    TURKO-GREEK CONFLICT. BIG BATTLLE PROCEEDING.
    377 6 TURKO-GREEK CONFLICT. BIG BATTLLE PROCEEDING. OKBBK AHMlSsiox 1 1 I lemi-official Nlt|) Twkl Ivanccl i,:,,. but declare* ths I til Be owing; to U denim the That th, Turk. Asia Mi,,..,- munique. which d< infantry am! Spohr front Wn attempts to eat ofl with Ushak foiled iIVhak la seventy mil.
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    THE SIKH SHRLNES.
    125 6 Poiicf rorrten •hrtaei to prevent the of Akaha, muafcer of iv injured m the cour bancea. Th« wtwatuw tiol. Government intend to Pram< i lanagMaent of Sikh it will nut toltratt private property m the thrine. GBNEI W ETIN<i l „',..n i Rapfcaentativi of B and Australasia
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      255 6 1 JUST LANDED/. /M SHIPMENT >^ OF S s lift T^rTlC^ >^ x^ if I i It Tb/ THE PffljPS y^ y/cnßE for URIC ACID I /Ay TROUBLES. /Roy 8 X Vj /CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. p; Im wpomtod iti Shanghai.) f y/^ 87, Cecil Street. SINGAPORE. PATRONISED BY ROYALTY
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      50 6 OCULAR ti^Bfe HEADACHES Eighty per cent, of headaches are 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 corroct the defect. Late of Old Broad St. F*on don OPHTHALMIC OPTIQdAN 16.BATTERY R? SINGAPORE.
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    REPARATIONS PROBLEM.
    384 7 CRISIS MASSED. %m sew ATTITUML ii bu > during the lepa- rti London a> the author roviding breathires tin- danger, tiist class ci thi leMi much the < <>mveral loose 'i"tt-i initiation <-fS. I 'Mi-rcncr, n .tn> would of foui teen would have the .mating the 1 the
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    FRANCE AND BRITAIN.
    438 7 THE DEBTS QUESTION. FRENCH KKPLY TO BALFOUR. [Reuters Service] Pari>, Beat. 1Kept/ing s( length bo ;i v Batteur Note •f Auu. Ist M. Poiacare sayi that she Fr«n«n GoTftrnmant highly appreciate the noble and courteous tena* of the Note. Be agrees thai th t reparations problem cannot
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    CONCEALED REBELS.
    321 7 Madras, Sept. 1. The newspaper Swarajya reports that the situation m the Godavery district is becoming" most acute. Four police stations have been looted by tribesmen, who formed a band now reported to number thousands. The special police are unable to ascertain the whereabouts of the band. THE
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    U.S. CONSUL'S TROUBLE.
    247 7 REFUSAL TO VISA. NK\V( ASTLK CONSULATE CLOSED. [Reuter's Service.] London, Sept. 1. The extraordinary step has been taken by the livitish Government of withdrawing the exequatur of the United States consul at NcwcastU on Tyne. The Consul General m London consequently ordered the closing omce temporarily, it
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    MEXICO'S POLITICS.
    542 7 Mexico City. Sept. 2. In a speech at the opening of Congres-s. Cbrcfron stated that Mexico's (attitude v.;»s lim JBHiged as regards signing 1 a treaty with America before the United States extended recognition. A noteworthy paint was that the speech did not recommend an amendment of the
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    243 7 CONTINENTAL DIFFICULTIES. VIENNA PAYS WAGES BY WEIGHT [Reuter's Servic!.] Vienna, Sept. 2. As a result of the extraordinary cadency .situation, cabs, vans and handcarts have been pressed into service to-day to carry in.mense packages of notes from the bank ti p\ay the August wages, employees frequently receiving bundles
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    U.S. LABOUR FREEDOM.
    539 7 U. S. LABOUR FREEDOM. Chicago, Sept. I. The Attorney General hap, filed an equity suit again* all the striking members or the Railway Shopmen's Union, asking I for an injunction restraining them from interfering with the operation of the rail- ways. The Attorney General addiessipg- the C< art declared that
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      135 7 ON? ROBINSON'S cc only "vwmuun v SALE BUNDRBD6 OF GENUIMB li.\|{<;.\iNs fJv'J/ v^f A if 4 T W\ V>QljSfssHß Pouch*.' <le X./ 5^ Delicately Pei-funitMl. I»KAN RmV In Diane, Kosi-. Chaii KIVXKM IT <VI'II< V SALE PUCE 52.:,0. 2 IB ot*. IJo\. P ODD LOT OF BEST QUALITY, HEAVILY NICKEL
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      558 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND CB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m Englaad) •fNvUPOKE POBT SWETTENHAM A 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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      615 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE ILLZHMAi: A BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Ge., L%«. (Incorporated m England). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Dm Singapore. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nov. 3 s.s. CITY OF YORK Dec. 14 s.s. CITY OF SIMLA Jan. 28 s.s. CITY OF POONA Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER Marseilles, London Sept. 3
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      594 8 P. O. BRITISH IWDLk AND APCAR UNE. (Incorporated In England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERWi PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N CO (Under Contract with His Majesty's Governrrier.U LONDON FAX-EASTERN IERVtCB. FKOM LONDON 70 MARSEILLES. lON Aky DUE SINGAPORE „KAVF BINGAPotv^ 11 MANTUA about Sept 17 DEVAKIIA DONGOLA about Oct.
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      702 9 ITSI»M JTUM JMIGATION CO., LTD. SINGAPORE— BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE! «i Kelanta.. Rangnara, Telupin, P^tani, Singora ua* (humpon, and Bangkok. B Arrival Departure rf throodMt w.th oloctric light, and have excellent accom. g k: trip from Singa: < bo Bangkok and Singapore via coast Duration of the ivwul trip 19 days.
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      466 9 JLr e^f eM SteMm SM P Company, Limited. Tfce China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND ■Hfc™ 1 BucknaU Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN A MANCHURIAN UNE.) (Incorporated m Englamd.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA Steamer. F O M NEW YORK bLII E^ O pHv° URNE
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      203 9 INDO-CHINA dteam Navigation C©^ LW. (Incorporated m England.) Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai and to Calcutta via Penang. from Singapore. Taking Cargo on through Bills of Landing for Canton, Macno, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo Tientsin, Newehwang, Yangtze ports, Formosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA HOSAXG Sept.
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      625 9 STRUTHERS AND BARRY Operaton United Statei Skipping Board. Singapore to Los Angeles and I San Francisco. BLARPORT due Singapore to discharge and lee I Sept. 5 DLWLV Singapore to (Jischargo and load Sept. 24 ELKRIDGE d ue Singapore to disthaTpc Oct. 4 ELKRIDGE due Singapore to load Oct. 21 MONTAGUE
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    232 10 The s.s. Orestes, which is expected hear from Jeddah on the 13th inst has on bor.rd 600 returning pilgrims. The out-ward French mail Angers is due here from Penang this "turning at daylight. She will aail at 1 p.m. for Saipon, Tourane, Haiphong, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan. The
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    SCRAPPING OLD WARSHIPS.
    67 10 Los Angeles. July 12 The first post war shipwrecking, contract on the PacificCoast wns awarded to a Los Anpeles harbour concern. The vessel to be junked is the old Spanish troopship Xero, which has bet-n t"ed up at the Mare Island navy iyard for 24 years since
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      358 10 j Continental Cord j j Tyres j j BIG REDUCTION j I IN PRICES 3 i I 2 I FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS APPLY TO I SIME DARBY Co., Ltd. Sole Agents m Malaya. <^ IHKII 1 B IKI B IHIi 1 1 4/^J> WARD OFF H Everyone susceptible to coughs,
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      281 10 CENTROSEMA PLUMIERII. (COVER PLANT) Good selected seeds can be supplied from Batu Kawan Estate up to 250 lbs. 20 cents per lb. 250 to 600 lbs. 18 cents per lb. 600 to 1,000 lbs. 16 cents per lb. over 1,000 lbs. 14 cents per lb. f.o.r. Simpang Ampat. ALDENS' SUCCESSORS
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      128 10 Genasco Roofindl 2 PLY AND 3 PLY Q B COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEAK KIFItJ AND NAILS FOR FIXING I GENASCO is G£\4wf,, I the result of n ri f over 40 Years i, )n Irw/ N c/ie.,^ e|1 1 m«m/factu/-e ffp^SH i"^^ and I G£Af4 SCO X^ T IH3H 'sa
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      504 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. P. Batam P. Bui. ing Hock Keng v a.m. Medan Melchior Treub J a.m. Australasia (articles for places m Western Australia by train via Brisbane if pr2naid at letter rate to connect with this mail) C. Menzies 10 a.m. Trengganu, etc. Quorra 2 p.m. Malacca and Muar
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      188 10 Imhoff, Senangr, Limhurg, (Jroningen, Houtman, Sin^kawansr. Loudon, (Dot). PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per s.s. Kuchinjj: 11. H. the Rajah of Sarawak, Mrs. Gflion, Mr. Lang, Mr. F. G. I»!!\, Mr. E. S. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Harston, I)T. W. E. Le Gros Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Gray iiiui child, Miss Gray. Per
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    EXCHANGE.
    87 11 September 2, Hank 1 m.s. v> j Bank demand g <) •><».,{•> Private credits m s. >j j New York, demand 51 Credits 90 dayi 53^ France, demand (jog India, T. T. ,77^ H*afkoag f (U'Hi.ind p.c. I'rem. Yokohama, demand 107Vj Java, demand 184% Bangkok, demand 90% Sovereign, Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    125 11 September Tin 125 Tons $80"' S Gambier Cube No, i 16.00 Gambier 9*50 Pepper Black 12.40 Pepper (white fair) 22.73 Tapioca, small flake f.g. 10.00 Pearl Sago small 7.75 Copra Mix 0.4U Copra Sundriod 0.90 Opium. Benares unc. 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white 265 Rice, Simm No. 1 for export
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCE.
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      FRASBR'S REPORT.
      84 11 Singuport'. Sept. L' Tin vici l's. c,(l. |2fi torn old $80.G2< per pikul. lUbhtfW. Still very f w enqnirk Mining. CoTlieries $14, Mu»ai- si:;:,. Linguii $2.«j0, Nawng r-t s 11.10 Rawangs ST 1 Johana 40 Taipingra H2'^, Noi Taipin^i 90, South Taipingfl 67%. Industrials.— Straits Traders .^17.7.". |18
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    32 11 Sept. 2nd, 11.30 a.m. Sinpapoiv Stanford Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot J:i ZSVfc; Oct. -Dec, 23% 24; Jan. -March 25^0 '26. London quotation 6 7 d. Market quiet.
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    177 11 The Directors' report for the year ended Apa-il 30th says that the profit WM $8115.30 balance fonvard $4X19.34. Pividend on 8 per cent participating preference shares, and on cumulaitive pflßfeitence shares, carrying: forward $9,034.64. The output from the plant during the >iar amounted to 1,834.99 picult M
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S REPORT.
    142 11 Daring the past week the market lias continue to decline. Manufacturer! have withdrawn their rapport and the news just to hand of the attitude of the Dutch Government towards restriction h:;.s removed any feeling of optimism that may have previously existed. Standard Sheet. A fair volume
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    165 11 SinuaPitrr, Sept. 2. Tin.— i'ltJl 2s. 6d. Rubbers Altenbya (New) :>o 80, Ayr. Tanas $3JM $4.50, Bass tts 66 75, Chanfkal Serdangs $2 $2.60, GJenealys <;o 70. Jimalia 70 80 Katoyang Bahru 70 so. Kuala Sidiraa I^6o |1.60, Nyala.s $4 |6, Pajama |3.60 $4.f,0, Radellai $:J
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    11 11 Teatenlajr*! Alteration. S. Steamship (10.000.000 n>:u> 250 x.d
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    EUROPEANN UNEMPLOYMENT IN CALCUTTA.
    184 11 With the übjivi of deciding upon me*. ■urei to dea.; with th t problem of uin-iu. ployed Europeans n Calcutta, and with a view to co-ordinating the tsYortt of the various organfeationi that exist for relieving 1 the distress of unemployed Bvropeans, a meeting of representatives
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    MALAYA CUP FINAL.
    1397 12 SINGAPOKK LOSE EXCITING GAME. After an undefeated |ii ugr*as ka the I Southern StCtkwi IHf POIT lost the final i of tin EL M. 8. Malaya (up at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, when Se angor beat; them, after very exerting gams, by three goals to two. In
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    RACE TRAINING.
    430 12 Work for the Autumn meeting began officially on Saturday when the Course proper \\u> open for training 1 The morning was l'.ea?antly cool ami a fair number of those irnrested put In an appearance. There h a yood list of horses entered by the local stables, whilst Norman,
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      796 12 SATURDAY'S REGATTA. The Regatta held on Saturday afternoon was marred as to sport by bad rowing weather, and by several unfortunate cir- 1 cumstances which restricted the programme. But the Yacht liaca furnished an excellent finish, the handicaps having been taken at the start, so that
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      SINGAPORE CRICKET TOURNAMENT.
      433 12 S. C. C's Second Defeat. The S.C.C. suffered its second reverse m the Singapore Cricket Tournament on Saturday, when the Lanka Union won a closely contested match by the narrow margin of one run. This defeat will probably prove the deciding flactor m the Public Services land
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    THE TOURNAMENT TABLE.
    40 12 P. W. L. D. Pts. P. S. and Law *> 4 1 1 13 S*M"vic*is 0 :i 2 1 10 S. C. C. T> 2 7 Lanka Union <> 2 4 0 6 S. R. C. B 13 14
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS.
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    107 12 S. 6. C. Medal. The September monthly medal (Bogey play) competition was held on Saturday and Sunday, and resulted m a win for j N. E. Bath with a net score of 2 up. Thirtynve cv.ids were taken out and the following wore returned N. E. Bath ti 2
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