The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 September 1922

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN I -NTS. SINGAPORE. S.S., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922. No. 10,682
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    187 1 At the meeting of the Council of State m India the Viceroy warned the Indian members that the methods of limitation going on were alienating the sympathy of the British people and Parliament Page 7. The Greek troops are retreating without any effort at light inm. It
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    THE GRIZZLY AT HOME.
    1291 1 The events that accumulate during eight days of camp iifo m such a scene aa this quite outrun the capacity of a diary. Kperiences multiply m exact ratio with tbe distance from road, railway, and people. the further away the fuller is life. But our small
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      80 1 MALTHOID ?^WfWWmWmmWmmW^WmmWmW WmLw WKKkmmmWm%^ #fe Raffles Hotel. I Telephone _920. B i Thursday II I Guest Night, I j)inn.r_& Dance. I "m Rs Iss Orchestra. V Joint Mwstsal Directors: BS I'A'.iI.IAPIETRA, Mr. W. F. CONNOLLY, M t.»l Music). i» ;;nce Music). ifflLk \+r%BmmmWmmWkW flfl____l 0E8958 WkWWW <HCt\ *M*fffl^ff fc A.
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      292 1 THE TYPEWRITER OF PROVED MERIT BS___B__Wm._-_Ss&sclfe'J^ -vrnninif.-mk j V^#w>Sot7-JJ __bH_?«_f i i tS^W*?sSBH ■fßEiw"-/ r *"j v> vm\\it\* isUfi I 7___BB9Krt_K Mr yjßr^S v£ M_ .__\"_i__ Kil Ommmr mmm. a 9 i n os**l _a«j H K__f si vf raße _-l-l---^^^"B-a'r^-^^^P*^^l I NEW STOCKS AT NEW PRICES AT RONEO LIMITED.
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      190 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. New films at the Empire- linema— Page I Nanyang Company's Pearl cigarettee-^ Page 4. Little and Co arc showing special gowns for the races Page 6. Uniteers for competitive prices in expanded metal Rage 3. Notification re well-known brands of Manila cigars Page 1. Trade mark notices re
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      75 1 THE WEEK. Thursday, 7th. High Water, 11.16 a.m., 11.1 1 p.m. PhiL Orchestra, Vie. Mem. Hall, .*").15 p in. S.C.C. Sports Pre»*!imina! ies. Dalhoiuae Chapter, s.:jo p.m. Kathleen Parlow, Vie. Theatre, :<:'o p.m. Boxing: Star Opera. Friday, Sth. High Water, 11.41 a.m.. 11.46 p.m. Six-a-Side Football. S.C.C.. p.m. Saturday, 9th.
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    527 2 Dean Inge entry said that he newer killed anything m his life, excepting wasp, which h. mnd with m -elf- fence. In h'._: inimitable roi nner he probably pointed out to th c. unfortunate insect what aa awfui world this Is for even a wasp to live m, and the
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      285 2 TO I BT OR FOR SALE. LARGE GODOWNS, newly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping, j Also three stoned buildings for offices and godowns. Centrally situated. Ali immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write
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      586 2 Any GAIETY Programme that you ha vent seen is just like any good story that you haven't read or heard NOT FOR THE WOULD SHOULD YOU MISS THIS WEEKS Guaranteed twice -tetter than any of our three ordinary programmes combined together. SEE WHO WE BAYS GOT KATHERINE MacDONALD The most
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      698 2 ALHAII Frosa SATURDAY. September 2. to THURSDAY SOMETHING DIFFERENT. A PICTURE WITH 1.. QOLDWTN SUPER FEATUR. Adapted for the Screen from the Stajxe Play by ].<< D Fan ma II .tton THE GREAT LOVER In 7 Re The pietui'e ifl I clean-cut gem of humour and patl hi. irresistibly appeal
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    COURAGE AND ENDURANCE.
    838 3 14-000 Miles TtSTOVch the Air. Ry Sir! Rons Si.ii h. Illustrated with photoliaphs. Ma nr.ian and C>. 10s. <sd. net. The track death of Sir Rssf Smith give. I a pathetic interest to the publication of M« "y sf the WSfedwfsl fli Kht fro, England to Australia
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    88 3 m*, Members of the House of Commons and the staff are to have the use next session Sf a/ miniature rifle- range m the l>asement of the House of Commons. What is said to be the first wedding ceremony to be performed by a woman m England has taken place
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      269 3 SPEN&ER-MOULTON I TYRES AT CLEARANCE PRICES 31 I PLAIN TREAD Clincher $25.00 j 7tf b> 105 Z RIBBED Ditto 24.00 ;l b 3 I PLAIN TREAD Ford Oversize 20.00 SEbjrSH Ditto Clincher 20.00 CENTRAL MOTORS LIMITED. I j 'oW^^S^*%SSm\\ Gives a Glorious Sensation of Vigour and Well-being v trung your
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      224 3 j Bi WWllWlWWlflMA*^^ j DYSENTERY j j AJ«_£ A.M.A. f DIARRHOEA -S HICK, HARGREAVES Co, Ltd. J BROWN'S SPECIFIC I I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). 1 To be had of thc Three Dispensaries lj m Battery- r.i; an.l of Miss BROWN. J--—--.— J Diesel Oil Engines. a m «.«w_^»_.__™» Q rigaud's
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    666 4 j FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6th. MINI N a. [Figures m bracket! show the capital and issue value of the Share m dollars unless otherwise marked. —Cum div. x equals ex div.J Hitam Tin (300,000) 05 1.05 Jelantoh (f) JS .45 I Johan
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    99 4 Twenty women and ten men, employee* of an imports and exports firm, were held un by armed robbers at Hongkong recently, land after everyone on the premises had been herded into one room, the safes -vere forced and $1,200 stolen —all m tht apace of a quarter of an hour.
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      651 4 i 1 I UPERLA .^3i*s=.oaaj; GRANDASIA, j ORIENTE. aM^^^a F I EI COMETA ;x«^;f^^^^^ IMPERIO DEL f J Hi^h grade MANILA CIGARS, manufactured only by 2 I The Orient Tobacco Manufactory. 0. Ingenohl, j > HONGKONG. :j J TeL Add. "MODERATOR." 1 dee: A. B.C. sth Imp.. Bentley's S [ngei-Ohl,
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      802 4 %.^^V_\vvv_.vwV-V%vrt -hi -VWW^VAVViViVVVW.V Of All Deale* j I Stocked -I li2>w r O^V gG BROTH! F b i kis?^^ isi s „t! v ,d I? *_r ,r-s VW%^%V.5%V%V_%%%%%%%V--_%V.V_-_^\\V-V.V.V-V_V.\'.'.'.% J I IN THE ESTATE OI H.UI MAHMOOD BIN ABDI I IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE 01 Vaiuablc Town and Country Proper.ies sitaati at
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      227 5 TO LKT. b****** Alley. No. SS tl ore. imst. Thomaa Walk. welling house. from >i Teng ,yei Street, Sing--10 and ii Read St.. Auliffe, Havis and emb K< ppel ed bungalow, 2 i are of Free 7 0 des Chamber.-, n Club. v.c. i pi mini ia dec sr Oeeeoja.
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      545 5 WANTED. MIS( KLLANKOI S. Wanted by ssetttant m Shipping Office icssons m Spanish conversation a nd correspondence. Please communicate immediately With P. O. Box 51. Singapore. WANTED TO BUT. Second-hand m :c or European I ROUBEHOLD PUBNITURE f every desrription o>ig or small lots). h prices offered. to Second Hand
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      713 5 AUCTION SALES SHKIUI IS SALE IN THE BUPBVME COURT t»F THE E i RAITfI Shi TLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE In the Cause of mm* Wah Hank. I imit (1 p aintitr. \l U Vm Co. Defendaat AUCTION BALE OF All _t.c Furniture eoataiaed m House No. 13 Chulii Street Singapore.
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      782 5 NOTICES. FRASER NBAVB. LTD. Notice is hereby g>en the* the Transte Rook? of ihe Company will be closed from the 12th to 15th September 1«>22. both days inclusive. Notice is also gfeen that an Interim j *idend of :<> per cent (free of Income Tax) payable <>n th;* 15th September
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      271 5 BY APPOTNTMEVT TO Eyesight j Free Carefully of v**riy Examined **40? Charge. H. M. The King of Si_m. !*m; j^*B»otttf2^^ m *m***mm mmmmm 'A**'~' v C*" 4 4 '"•'"^f tffljff YOUR EYES 1 _C_?_"' J. BERNARDINE DOYI E, OPHTHALMIC OPTICIAN. (Member of the Nation;.: Association of Opticians) W (Member of
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH.
    50 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATH. GAN— Gan Ngoh Bee, J. P.. at 11.30, on Sunday. 3rd September, 11*22, at j "Aurora" House, Light Street Penang, Age 04, Leaves 2 widows, •"> sons, 8 j daughters 40 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren to mourn his loss. Straits and F. M. S. papers please
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922. The Near East Problem.
    688 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TH URSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1922. The Near East Problem. Yesterday's wires announcing the retirement of the Greek armies to I the coast of Asia Minor confirm the j impression formed some days ago, that the Greeks were m no position tt. resist pressure from the Turks, if
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    460 6 mm (apt. A. Petersen has I*.ft Bangkok for Home. Mr. I. Boacllo returned from Australia j j by the Houtman, and arrived m Penang on Monday. He went to Melbourne to give evidence m the Badak cape. Mr. Laycock of Messrs Braddell 8r05.,: j who ha. been successfully operated on
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    THE RESPONSIBILITIES OF CITIZENSHIP.
    551 6 LECTURE BY Mr. BABRBTT-LBNNABO. There was a large attendance at the Y. 11. A. Hall last night to haar Ur. Justice Barrett-Lennard diaeourae on the subject ol Citixenship" but unfortunately oaring to the low tone of the learned lecture:- and the acoustic properties of the mditorlnai,
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    343 6 The Negri Sembilan Assize- for September commenced m the Supreme Court. Seremban. before the Hon. Mr. Justice E. C. St. J. Branch, X.C.. on Monday. In the absence of Capt. Pratt, 1). P.P.. m the first case on the list, a murder case from the Tampin district, the prosecution was
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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    CHINA NEWS.
    70 6 (Bj Tin N al oliahed. Tarn Chi Ym pluiu Tw p Sufi Vat S< I vv, i verting soldiers into The del< c onferer.ee hag arriv< the attendei The atrik< al il. The 1919 pa rii;. n < i baking part m t_v An aeroplane accidi d the
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    104 6 R y <> f Kan] T|,| Japaneee trad< t 15,037,000 for •y m I ,000 <>f import. Thr withdrawal of f'< it North llancl vi i be on K»tii Sept. completing >»y tin 'i<>ix v mail < Iton yarn is dull Cholera peril m Fukuoka, Kiusl ii prevalence
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    LIGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    114 6 A meeting ,»f th<- I ill ix' hold on Monday next, *bn _moa| the various motion- to I" a. proval will be inelu.'r.l mm tit (l ll^ to moot farther local pa; i tion with tin- visit at f Wtkfs" ipeclal vote of |50,000 tor the i tion
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    GALLANT INDIAN PRINCE DEAD.
    51 6 A Hart »ble of thc death at Simla of G Singhji. C..C.8., G.C.V.O Hon. A.D.C to Tl. M After receiving adminisl dacftatc I i far-ranching rcfonni ii of the State. Ha Hicci cvime, Lntrod large irrigation .mndhUnction hn many cai China, and was ment distinguished stnin
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    73 6 1914-5. -A***--"Scotch .limmy." a not who m his youth iported and drasa oh.tin., ba died i Glaagow while serving U Ba was 71 and bad N pi ison. A young army odfa 1. I > ,N id at Korat. was fortn.. m Bangkok on the rharg.ing Army funds. On Aag
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      185 6 1 JUST LANDED/. _Kk -_r^ I HI SHIPMENT ft PT %*7^ ftp!* ;A \/cURE FOR ItOHTREXEVIUii >^ /A) T URIC ACID >T StyT TROUBLES. /foy v" Vj /CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Shanghai.) 87. Cecil Street. SINGAPORE. ZEISS BINOCULARS We are again able to supply Zeiss Binoculars and field
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      99 6 -a_a--a-B-B_---ii-8.8--H_B-f_B-i_B-^_Ba_a-_B_H-a_B-a-H_a-H---i 86. "DRUM" PUMPS. UTILITYACIDS, OILS, SEMI-FLUIDS, WATER, ETC. ADVANTAGESNO VALVES. POSITIVE ACTION DRIVE— DESIGNED TO SUIT ANY METHOD REQUIRED. i***--'A-. ->_>„M V fc^A*! V"TO fr vf VC"- I^^ '\mm\Zm 7 -=-gp> I Belt Driven "Drum" Pump for General Purposes. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF The Borneo Company, Ltd. (Incorporated m England*
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    ASIA-MONOR CRISIS.
    143 7 iN OTHKR LARISBA. kNX AT SMYRNA. my'o* r i\ mi. S<*pt. 5. From tho fron: the ing to make any nerally that unU. autl art .nt may occur m l'o t .mbarked harbour ihf luteal ia the i ifth. London, Sept. 5. ii well-informed -ter to and thei
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    GERMAN GOLD FOR BELGIUM.
    218 7 London. Sept. havi departed to question of the guar- security for GarPremier, If. Theua. accept, apart v such guarai.trOn tv penda whei decision will of six months' ■ny, giving the Allien whole problem x ed debts with settlement. A >na would produce Every confidence ia felt
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    INDIA'S UNREST.
    163 7 NO CHANGE OF POLICY. WARNING TO INDIAN LEADERS. [Reuter's Service.] Mult. in Sept. 5 Tho Muharram riot:ng on a Baeeewbai ■erioua scale again broke mt! wi.v m>iu« fatalities. t*m bouaea irare burnt dflWB. The situation* ii now well m hand and tin garrison is being reinforced. r Simla,
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    WHITEHAVEN MINE TRAGEDY.
    532 7 London. Sept. 5. Forty minora nre entombed In the deepest undersea working! of the Haig Pit. White 1 I' 1 »le- from the shaft. Rescuer. worked unck r th< H difficulty owing to „f everal of the rescuers. I ling the manager, were brought np] bodfee were
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    37 7 m** By kind permission of Lt. Col. F. E, Swainson the Drums and Fifes of the 2nd Battalion the Middlesex Regiment will play "Retreat" m the Botanic Gardens on Tuoadav the 12th, September, commencing at 5.15 p.m.
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    AUGUST RUBBER EXPORTS.
    109 7 The Acting Registrar of Imports and Exports supplies the following figures of exports of rubber (m centals of 100 lb.) fnm all the ports of British Malaya for the month of August: Aug. 8 mos. '22 8 mos. '21 U. Kingdom 50,276 462,403 (569,596 I S. A.
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    YESTERDAY'S AUCTION.
    177 7 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce kubber Association held it| 667tb auction .-esterday Sept Oth. wl,en the* was catalog-tied I^BB-595 lbs.; 763-84 tons Offered 1-247,181 tbe.; 5M.76 tons. Sold 8*3.288 lhs. *****2 tons. PRICE- REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents per lb. Singapore Standard Quality 23 to iM 1 lots,
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    FRASER'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    260 7 Singapore, Sept. ft. The volume of business passing- m the _hai« Market during the week under review ms again been on a small scale, and we < lave very little to comment on. Tin at Cl6O shows a rise of i'l 10s. and I Rubber at 0
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    MACPHAIL'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    321 7 Singapore, Sept. 6. There has been a moderate turnover m the .share market during the past week, business heing again confined to industrials and tins. Ruhber shares remain lifeless, except that there a<re more shares offering for sale, with buyers only m isolated case.. War Loans continue
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    A. B. M.
    211 7 ESTATE DUTY IN THE F. M. S. A circular issued on July 31st by the Association of British Malaya states: The fact that double death duties are payable by British subjects domiciled m Great Britain who die possessed of movab'c property m the United Kingdom and the
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    THE MUTTON MARKET.
    170 7 Competition between tlie private trader a;.:! Government since the latter entered tie mutton market as purveyors has been the feature of the moat market and is now J i arkedly pronounced. While the former enhanced and reduced his prices at intervale, putting them up whenever Government ran
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    THE ARAB WILL DISPUTE.
    129 7 The dispute between relatives of the late I -y©d Omar bin Ali Al Junied m regard to I I ihar m the proceeds of the sale of lease- io!d premisa m High Street, which the Mater, by a will of 1852 directed should >c kept as
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    FATALITY IN ADMIRALTY TANK.
    118 7 i One of the 16 tanks m course of construction at Ayer Rajah Road, for the storage of liquid fuel to meet th c needs! )f the Admiralty, having been completed,' rater was let m on Monday for testing MUpoee*. At the same time a number
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    FERNANDO AGAIN.
    106 7 Mention was msde by Mr. Den.uth m the District Court yesterday of the part heard case, m which thre c charges of criminal breach of trust m respect of monies belonging to the Europe Hotel, other than those on which Fernando has been already sentenced, are concerned. Counsel
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    52 7 A marriage has been arranged, and will shortly take place, between John Henderson, of Ipoh, F.M.S., eldest son of John Henderson, of Clifton, Derbyshire, and Rose, elder daughter of the late W. K. Adam, R.M., of Katanning, Western Australia, and Blairadam, Kinross-shire, and of Mrs. Adam, Xo. 1, The Mount,
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      237 7 ROBINSON'S f< Annual Cash Clearance Sale NOW A FEW OF THE MANY CLOSING DATE ON GENUINE BARGAINS SEPT. ir>u> ss BEING OFFERFD. "CULMAK" JR|L WIFDWOOD BEST QUALITY SHAVING wFw V 'DLET TOILET SOAP j SOAI> VI DELICATELY PERFUMED 4 IN NEAT METAL BOXES I Jl TABLETS IN BOX l:,< <^&^2&\
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      575 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND JRB CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Ca, Ltd. (The Blue Funnel Line— Alfred Holt Co,) (Companies Incorporated m England) i #iNOA> ORE PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM. L ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and
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      488 8 "ELLERMAN" UNE *LLZ_.__A. BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP C*-, i-W (Incorporated m England), PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Dna 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. s.s. CITY OF PARIS xMarseilies and London Dec. 12
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      550 8 P. ft O. BRITISH IMbiA AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARCO SE m PENINSULAR AN!> ORIENTALS N (Under Contract with His Majesty's Governs LONDON FA i.-EA STERN SERVK V PROM LONDON L MARBEILI I B DUE SINGAPORE I }-m MANTUA about Sept IT NOVAF DONGOLA
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      766 9 Al SIAM -TEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. I" L w (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) SIN 3APORE— BANGKOK. COASTING SERVICE. X irgani. Kelanton, Pangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, ma, Chumpon, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure IVA I 11 Sept. 13 B Bs_pt, U Sept. 20 Sspt H Sept. 27 ed throughout witl< sseetric light, and
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      631 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. Tke China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Eilerman ft Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN UNE.) (Incorporated m England.) t i JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK Steamers. Due Spore Route Fer CITY OF MELBOURNE Sept.
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      644 9 STRUTHERS AND BARRY Operator! Unite. Statu Skipping Board. m v i Singapore to Los Angeles and San Francisco. BEARPORT due Singapore to discharge and load li por: DEWEY due Singa] ore to discharge and load Sept. 24 ELKRIDGE due Singapore t(. discharge and load Oct LQ MM MONTAGUE due Singapore
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    447 10 BROACHING ON THE HIGH SEAS. At the instance of Capt. A. E. Blues, master of the Hyson, and Mr. I. Graham, chief engineer, Vernon Watson and John Nelson, lamp trimmer and boatswain respectively of the Hyson were charged with broaching th c cargo on board, to wit, a
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      280 10 Si _9 I j Continental Cord j j Tyres i BIG REDUCTION f IN PRICES I FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS I J APPLY TO SIME DARBY Co.. Ltd. j T Sole Agents m Malaya. DRIVING BELT and it costs no more -11|l \MjM LEWIS&TYLOR L r D %llj\ 9 St Thomas
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      425 10 THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Denmark) MIS PERU. is -expected to sail hence about 13th of September taking cargo for Marseille*, St. Nazaire, Dunkirk, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Copenhagen. MS FIONIA. wi!! sail hence for Hamburg and Copenhagen about middle of October, and will take cargo for Scandinavian ports
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      112 10 JODELITE^ The Timber Preservative j Stocked m 1, 5 10 Gallon Drum WHY PAY High Prices for Hard Wood WHEN Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE j' IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOD Write for Particulars to The Borneo Company Limited (Incorporated m England.) Singapore, Ipoh and Penang, <M---------M^ M y^^^— B_______________>_^
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      320 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. X Pahang. Pekan, S. Lembing Kuantan By train (via Jerantut ti a.m. ucob Hong Soon 9 a.m. Pulau Soegi Benuit 9 a.m. mmon Soon Lee 9 a.m Bar.gkok Redang 9 a.m! Pontianak Khoen Foeng 9a m g*s Flevo 9 a.m i Medan, Calcutta, etc. Ko.shu Maru 9a
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      293 10 Anger, Dut. .'{,730, from Rotterdam •">. for Fa' em bang urn-. Bsjim, Brit. 2,345. from Hongkong 6, for Ponsrkong unc. Hye I.eong. Brit. 806, from Malacca 6. for Malacca 7. Sri Muar. Brit. i*»>, from Malacca 6, for Malacca 7. Mahidol, Siam 47). from Bangkok 6, for Bangkok 7. Batarier,
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    EXCHANGE.
    85 11 mber <>. Bank m.s. _> .j Bank demand 3 29. ii ivate credits M.s. j N« w Yoi k, demand "1 lis 90 days France demand India, T. T. 177 Hongkong, demand I__ p.c. Prem. okobama, demand 10s Java, demand cangkok, demand Sovereign, Bank Baying .S s l Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    106 11 September ft. Tin 150 Tons .S7o 7 Gambier Cube No. 1 15 00 Pearl Sago small 775 Opium, Benares ur.c. 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white 246 Rice, Siam No. 1 for export 880 Rice. Siam No. '2 for export Rice, Saijron \o. 1 for export _7. r > Rice. Saigon
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    44 11 September 6th, 12 noon. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Spot 23Vi 2;- 2 Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Shee. Spot **2% 23. Oct. 2\ 2:'* 4; Oct.-Dec. 2' 24: Jan.-Feb. 2*\* 25. London quotation pale crepe and sheet S%d. Market Quiet
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    272 11 The first automatic telephone system m Japan hrs just been installed m the De. partment of Communications. In th c din. tion of automatic telephony m the Far East Harbin appears to lead the- way with 3,000 instruments m use. In Shanghai it is understood that .4 private automatic exchanges
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    148 11 MACPH HVS REPORT. Singapore, Sept. <;. S Iver 35 Hongkong ii".- per i .Ulil. Share .Market.— Di..;. Rubber*— 1 1 len by s (New) ir MenUkabi 12!4, Malak Pii l« B< nuts 15 20, TYafalgai K. Bs. 35, _2»,_ 40, B r L ;;i < 'raigi 25,
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    113 11 Sineapore, Sep! Tin. £159 IT-. 6d. $7:f 7 150 tons Rubbers. I'm han Mines. Batang Padangs 37*V_ Chanderiangi 4s. 3d., Jelantohs 37% 12V&, Johans *'7'_ 42-. 1 Ifalau. sc-Hera 25, Asam Kumbangi 88s. o'd.. 30s. Gd., Rahmsn Hydraulics $12.50 $12.75, EU 19s. 2t)s.. Norths 85 :»o,
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    PETITION BY CHINESE WOMEN WORKERS.
    214 11 A pathetic appeal has been addressed l>\ organizations representing 900,000 women workers, including those who took part ii the recent silk filature strike, to th»' Civil Governor of Kiansu, imploring him to n dvc c their hours of labour. The women state, according to the
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    48 11 i, Mr. E. Gordon Lowder, I missionei c of Customs at Shanghai, officially reported x that the revenue collect ion for 1921 of Hk. Tls. 19-914-356, exclusive «-f the famiiu sur- <• tax, "constitutes a new record for the port." exceeding that of 1920 by Hk, Tls. 1 081
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      286 12 Middlesex |,eat S. C. F. A. After having been drawn twi c, tho match between the- Middlesex Ist and the B, <*. F. A. sveond edeven m the first round of ihe Singapore (Tup was wat hod by a \e.*y large crowd OU the EL R.
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      S.C.C. SPORTS.
      66 12 S.C. C. SPORTS. Si\-;i--»de Soccer. Aa result of yesterday's matches m thc •side soccer Jamieson*i and Earle'i teams will mcci m the Anal to-morrow-evening. Th t results of yesterday's gamewere JamiesonV beat Doig*i by live goals one. Barle's beat Lynch', by two coiners tc one. Jamieeon's beat Hill's by one
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      S.C-C. BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
      33 12 YESTERDAY'S MATCHES. Single Handicap. Cantrell plus 2 vs. Bowerman plus J postponed. Toscenie plus 2 w.o. Gale plus 2. Nelson owe .'J heat RRo e plur :5 by 21 7
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      TO-DAY'S TIES
      18 12 Hill vs. Rev. Douglas. Ifelntyie vs. Doig. Smith, P. W r vs. USW, R. O. H.
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      Y.M.C.A. (HARD COURT) TENNIS HANDICAP.
      52 12 _neaday*s Results. P, Ziegek ylus ''0, beat Chia Kirn Siong 6—4. A. Van Caylenburg. owe 1 ">.3. beat A R. Schudel, scr.-, 3. fi— l. O. E. Zimmermann, owe S, Ng Kun Chuck, scr.. 4- fi. fi— 4. fi— 0. c. J. Stephen, vs. Cheong
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      56 12 C. A. Norris, owe 4, vs. A. Van Cuyle-n--burg, ow t 15.3. O. E. Zimmermsnn, owe- vs. winflei of I. Abed vs. R. F. Voelker. Dr. I. oh. owe 1"). vs. winner of Cheonp Chee Lim vs. C. .1. Stephen. Tin- V.M.C.A. Bwimming Po<d will b« closed em
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    SANITARY INSPECTOR CHARGED.
    100 12 On threv counts of receiving illegal gra- j I dication A. Perreeu, sanitaiy inspector employed at thc Municipality, was tried b< fore Mr. David m the District Court yi terday. Court Inspector Lucy appeared and prosecuted, and Mr. V. D. Knowles defended the accused. The evidence disclosed
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    83 12 The Rage of Paris, a colourful Universal rhotodrama, presenting the spectacular blende beauty, Mis. dv Pont, will open at the Empire Cinema to-night. The picture is a screen adaptation of a magazine story, The White Peacock Feather, by Dv Vemet Rabell. Eve's Film Review of fashion, a new
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. INCOME TAX MEETING.
    2172 12 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. INCOME TAX MEETING. I'o the Editor. Sir 1 have a rooted objection to writing t. o the newspa.ers, hut there hr.ye been so j nany comments mane about the above met rig that I think it necessary to ciear j IM sir Uttls (by making more)
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    SMELL.
    115 12 Te> the Editor. Sir, On stepping out of the Tank Road Station one comes serosa a big stretch lof land by the side of St. Mary's Home, apparently belonging to the Municipality, v :ch is now used as a recreation ground for cattle r.nd Other animals whose excre- I
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    EASTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANIES.
    271 12 In connection with th^ celebration of j the Jubilee of the Eastern Associated Telegraph Companiea, a dinner followed by a reception was held at the' Royal Botanic I Society m Regent's Park on July 24. The Duke of Yo.k was present. The most elaborate .j_epar.it 'ons were
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    WHEN THE "RALEIGH" WENT ASHORE.
    196 12 Five hundred survivors of the cruiser: "Raleigh" which went ashore on the Oth.; of August off Newfoundland, have- arrived, m Liverpool and proceeded to their homes m Chatham and Portsmouth. They lost j all their possessions. They say that the disaster was due to the
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    S. S. V. F. ORDERS.
    34 12 Thursday, 7th 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, Lewis Gun Class. Friday, Sth 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, S. R. E. (v) Field Sections, Camp Arrangements Signals, Lecture on D 111, etc.
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