The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 September 1922

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. -a mn IS. SINGAPORE, S.S., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1922 No. 10,689
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    246 1 The Irish Nationalists have suffered j. rovcr-c, the town af Kenmare having been captured by the rebels Page 7. Brigadier O'Connor, the commander, and his brother, were killed, and 120 t* oi' the garrison were taken prisoner, but were liberated later Page 7. f A postal strike
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    THE TROUBLES OF AN ANTIQUARIAN.
    1308 1 He who would go to Italy to Und ti\..3Ui hieh he has reason to believe are not .c',uded in the specimens carefully arranged or the instruction and amusement of ourists, shouhl make sure that In loeaeeeea three outstanding qualifications- he patience of an Italian, the
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      133 1 MALTHOID "t? 'll"J_«--___iyMi MMMM I I RAFFLES S Phone I j Tea Dansant j 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. I isk wil! !><• played from 8 until 11 p.m. k ,ji _a%, _t __a a^_____»____________ Mmm i- i^rtht.« tk I Diiactora: \.;t.imictra fc BARKIBB BROTHERS, I Proprietors I w. r.
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      218 1 LATEST ADYERXISEMENTaS Houses to .et— Paa;e ."> Ji Pa-e R l Da, i!nt Hot(I to-day— L PnSn lS" 1 n-Yusa! 1 Cfyno motor-cy( U fro n W Hiam and Co.— Page 7. Better tj~ea— better <. Orient Co.— Page S. H_2 programmes rt th. Gaiety Liberty llall Vnov 2. Broadbent's
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      100 1 THE WEEK. Friday, ISth. High Water, 4.L) a.m., 3.4. p.m. Polo: Barnes Cup. The Powder ToiTs. Theatra, »JQ p.m. Saturday, 16 th. High Water, 5.42 a.m., 5.12 p.m. I Cricket: Merchants v. 8.8. 1 S.C.C. i Cricket: Lanka I'nion v. gat ticca, BJL< Malayan Athletic Sport?, K.L. j Polo, Johore
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    TOWNSHEND ON MEMALIST ARMY.
    139 2 London, Aug. 31. Major-General Sir Charles Townshend In an intervk-w with a representative of the Daily Lxpress to-day described the morale of the Kemalist army as wonderful. They erer« all united and determined as one man. Food and equipment were and ammunition plentiful. They had all
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    "MOTORING NERVES."
    120 2 H«Kh Speed and its Result*. Hiffc apeed motoring is producing a type oi exhaustion to which the term "motoring nerves" is being applied. Th e complaint, it would seem, comes on slowly after periods of long touring at fast ratea. Its earliest symptom is a desire to go
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      17 2 The Colonial Auxiliary Forces Long:- >»rv*ea Medal ha. been awarded to Pri--te J. H. Tyte, M.S.V.R. I
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      204 2 TO I BT OR FOR SALE. LARGE GC DOWNS, newly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 _q. ft. j facing river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Als-o three storied buildings for offices and godowns. Centrally situatedAll immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write
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      338 2 B BFMF_F"^F""qrr____ FALL OF THL __J_____!__«l3_J_L =I fc fl DOWNFALL OF •bMANOFFS. re-_aaH-------a__fc-________________^^ SSIA< THE SENSATION OF THE WORLD! I HERBERT BRENON'S Startling Picturization of the Russian Revolution, its absorbing interest and dramatic sweep of the Actual eve'nts as furnished to him by ILIODOR, THE MAD MONK, CONFESSOR OF THE
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      709 2 ALHAM From THURSDAY, Sept. U, to TUESDA^ A screen adaption of another nf Za> By the William Fox Film < nr,,,,,,,: Featuring that popular, robust, icrecn a WILLIAM FARNUM in a story of -a man BteeLtrue in love as in his Wn I friend THE LONE STAR RANGER The picture
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    AN AMERICAN DIPLOMAT IN CHINA.
    972 3 *An Amcfieaa Diplomat in China. By Paul S. Reinsch. London:. G. Allen and Unwin. (16s. net.) The British publk- during tho War was to ;nu''i absorbed in the European conflict to j an; attention to the Far East, where Japan, as one of tho Allies,
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      136 3 CHINA NEWS. (By Courtesy of the Lau Pau Press). Shanghai, Sep. 12. Wu Pei-fu lias arired Cheng Kung-min in opposing confederacy. Tang Shao-yi urges Kwantung to be soon rehabilitate The Financial Mil stry in Peking has id< a loan of ten million dollars. The Senate In Peking has exec imitated
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      317 3 ;v^w-^rw-v_^v.v.\\^^v.^w^ j ,m.v i THE BBiTISH NICLAIISS E BOILER C^ LTD. f -for The "VtCLAI SSE" J LAND SERVICE m- < WA I El* i L'QE i ■f MARINE SERVICE. I f m^ *jo£ 1 —V* S \'4—_F_____ta i lM\mm\ B ___r_aa__V j -<S-' _H_T' 3- m\-K a- <\ v
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    729 4 FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. THURSDAY, .SEPTEMBER 14th. M 1 X I M 6. L Figures in brackets show the capital and issue value of the Share in dollars unless otherwise marked. C. Cum div. x equlals ex div.] Hitam Tin (300,000) 95 1.05 Jelantoh .35
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    104 4 Mr. Somerset Maugham has completed a book quite unlike any other book he has yet written. "On a Chinese Screen" will contain some thlirty to forty sketchee and stories, written by Mr. Maugham while actually in China. Only one European writer Pierre Loti has dona wha/t will be found in
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      911 4 Croasc s Bl'sckw-lls nameisvwfl ___f jfw mvb lenewn in Great B-___ta ai_i thra*gb '3fc££>^ Jw ___a mf Mf out the World as a guarantcea »i_;^^___»i>? __l __r j* __t -i^F quality in __b_? Dclicaoes ofevciy *]*£&&*gpos? Jm kW'Q m ya j mW%m mm\ mt% m^m^ ATjm S7rfenu/Qc6urers of m _4
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      671 4 IMPORTANT AUCTION SATrT"^^ BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME cS&RT; JOHORFn 4 Civil Suit No. 50 of 1921, Between Lee Choh Leong and Others The undersigned have received instructions to ad] by im r room, Raffles Chambers. Rafffc Mace S) ON MONDAY, Kth BBPTEMBER v. Z y VALUABLE RUBBER ESTATE All
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      494 5 TO LET. _^?I-lan_r Bond, 10-20 Boat Street Immediate Aaar ""'J- particulars, Apply M. A. j tali on aj-raat. r gfcep No. O, Europe Hotel Hurh Street. Apply to The Manager, X ,r MA a.e. ,ge 6m bsssslow with garage. 9 e_,a Apr>y W ht on t' i I Caslla Street
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      630 5 AUCTION SALES IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE The Undcr-iened have received I to sell by Pubhc Auction at their Sale-room, Raffles Cb^gbens Raffles Place, Singapore. On MONDAY, 18th SEPT. 1922, at 2..J0 p.m. Duxton Hill. Ix>t 1. Freehold land, area 5,51 1 sq. ft together with the two-storied brick and 'tile- C
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      847 5 NOTICES. notice. in thk estate of charles ernest SMITH-MARRIOTT DECEASED. Pursuant to Ordinance No. 144 (Trustees). Notice is hereby given that all creditor* or other persons having any claims or demands upon or against the Estnt- of Chart- Ernest Smith- Marriott deeassed, late of Kuala Lamps, in the Federated Malay
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      757 5 NOTICES. INOTICI-. My \vif e Lim Hup Neo having left my house and protection, 1 hereby give notice that I shall not be responsible for any debt or debt's incurred by her from this date. Datnd Hiis 14th September 1922. ONG CHENG HO. ANNOUNCEMENT. Messrs. Henderson Brothers Limited, Shipping Department,
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      426 5 NOTICES. "THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINAaVCE 1888." IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No. 264 of 1922. NON-SUMMARY CASE. R e (1) Chop Pong Seng Honjr Chan. Receiving Order made .10th June, 1922. Date of Adjudication .ioth June, 1922. Date and plac 0 of First
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      542 5 **r c v^__ff '^^l_St_h <^^^f_B&_r*____B______R _PV_S I "J o___a-» While service is the Primary requisite of Eye Glasses be sure that Mountings and style conform to your personality. Our Rimlcsss Glasses offer the very utmost in service, comfort, and style. N. LAZARUS—OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BUILDING BATTERY ROAD. Rcfractionist. j Mr.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      MARRIAGE.
      37 6 POPE— HANSON.— At St Marks Church. Strcmban, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. A. P. Struj?nell, Rupert Henry Pope, F.M.S. Railways. Kuala Lumpur to Dorothy, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hanson. Scremban.
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      DEATH.
      30 6 ATKINSON.— David Thomas Atkinson, j A. C. A., of Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.. on j 14th September, 1922, at the European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, from malaria. Deeply regretted.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1922. Is it Well?
    749 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1922. Is it Well? To many people sincerely interested in the settlement of the Irish problem in accordance with the wishes of the sane majority, it must have occurred often as it has to us, that the news from the South was very sparse,
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    359 6 Mr. L. Gordon Cranna, Generai Secretary of Y. M. C. A.s in Mala_<a, was in Ipoh on Tuesday on his way from Singapore to Taiping. After the 5.30 p.m. service at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Sunday there will be a selection of music, including a largo from a concerto for
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    227 6 DEATH OF MR. D. T. ATKINSON. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 1 J. The death occurred at Hat European Hospital here this afternoonj_#rom malaria. of Mr. I). T. Atkinson, of Guthrie and Co. The funeral takes place to-morrow at five in the afternoon. DUTC-I VIEWS ON
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    578 6 Mr. F. A. S. McCle land has arrived in Kuala Lumpur and taken over the duties of Commissioner of Lands. Mr. T. A. Ford. late, of Kuala Lumpur, is at present visiting St. John's Antigua, Mr. P. T. Allen who has arrived in Taiping is assuming the duties of Registrar
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    RELICS OF OLD SINGAPORE
    107 6 Many old r» with h build i i'h. Uflion Ii an 11 get! I glimp Collyer Qui porary p 0 shore b h This »i rail] the oh tery-rd present i I pile, wren of ballov f the old though v worm-ho'es, It if KUgg< flv
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    THE POWDER PUFFS.
    60 6 Th< C jrd r PoaTi -ram me to-night attractive si that eta opened so ID I With the Companj of Singapore and I the genial Jimmy V to the triumphs at' During that fine, like i his life habits SI d < work at Home, ll' noa
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    BEATEN TO DEATH.
    48 6 Whi K. tnpoi R his attention wa< proceeding from and on Bearing belabourini ai* I The man ran awi chase and arith tl to secure him. 1 severely dealt ing from hi, head Evid had been frs to hospital he expired I as,.. trate. -----a-
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    IMPERSONATING MUNICIPAL. INSPECTOR.
    29 6 char: to a/it i Uui residents of wn cused wa sin from tl From Whom ii- BS given bogus rei eipts. M ferred to the D
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    30 6 Mr. Justice Bara over the fifth Sine The only OBM beai that in which s with an oaTeucc I I The hearing lasted thro. was not concluded i
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    19 6 Mr. W. A. Wdbfc, f" r |at Colorudo. has been way Commissioner to I Australia, at a salarj of
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      123 6 88. BROAOBENT'S IMPROVED PORTABLE STONE BREAKING PLANT. With Elevating, Screening, and Self-loading Arrangement. Entirely Automatic. No Handling of Clippings. Nothing Loaves Machine Until Required Size. Eroadbent's Sectional Stone Breaker and Ore Crusher with Steel Plate Frame in Sections. For export where transport ia difficult and costly. aSTRONG. LIGHT DURABLE AND
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    THE IRISH STRUGGLE.
    79 7 TROIT-LE AHEAD. NVTi I DEFEAT. rvice.] I ..ndon, Sept. 1 I. 1 reported, hc- Co. Kerry, which iftei seven hours I outer, comand also his of the garrison d.sequently i the effec- been secured. .A SI BS. 1 ondon, Sept. If. I leva-era eonChief Mulcahy, i peace
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    LABOUR DIFFICULTIES.
    116 7 k\\ sshiagtoa, Sept. 11 r announces that railway strike as thirtyfive perj concerned. WsshiagtsSa, Sept. 14. U added that the tien t would affect Sixty-two railways t-tement, which bative agreeme/.t and EmployeTa 1 ments of each KRI VMEN. Paris, Sept. 14. BC of the Sead tu call a
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    FRANCO-RUSSIAN TRADE.
    194 7 1 >ons, Sept. 13. ot, the well-known business ler of Lyons Fair, has Rossis. When it was an- li month ago that Herriot was at the invitation of the French Government I with a Govern--31 LEGER RESULT. London, Sept. 13. 1 St Leger wai R >jra] Laneer ,R.
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    NEAR EAST PROBLEM.
    728 7 BALKANS INVOLVED. COMPLICATIONS FEARED. LReuter's Service.] London, Sept. 13. 'Ihe English paper, emphasise the danger of complications in the Balkans, if the Kemalist- press extreme claims. It i 8 now practically certain that the Venice Conferetue will bo shelved and no conference '"■v id! lM tilities la
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    LADY MISSIONARY DEAD.
    37 7 London, Sept. 14. The death bas Uken place of Miss Annie Taylor, leader of the Tibetan pioneer mission, who lived in Tibet for many years and previously was in China under the Inhind Mission.
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    185 7 STEVENSON SCHEME. B. G. A. RESOLUTION. [Reuter's Service.] Lond on. Sept. 13. Bir Jaases Stevenson presided at a meeting of the Rubber Committee at the Colonial Office to consider a resolution of the Rubber Growers' Association which favours striction scheme, provided the voluntary assistance of interests operating in
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    CHINESE DEBTS.
    369 7 London. Sept. I J. Announcing the lack of funds to meet the next coupon of the Chinese eight per cent ten-year treasury notes, Messrs Vftckera state that they have been informed by their Peking representative that the Chinese Government is prepared to secure these notes on the proposed
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    127 7 (Courtesy of the Nanyo Nichi-Nichi Shimbun). Tokio. Sept. 13. The Chan Chun Conference resumed at 3 p.m. to-day. The evacuation of the Japanese troops from North Manchuria will be completed by the 14th. inst. Legal recognition of the Soviet Government by the Japanese Government is practically certain. It
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    91 7 A Lancashire cotton spinner, with a talent for music, is the convert player in on« of the Prize Bands of the North of England. Thi^ band recently had to play before the Royal Fiamily after winning the first prise at the Crystal Palace. On its retniri the cornet player was
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    JOHORE NOTES.
    745 7 HIS HIGHNESS' BIRTHDAY. (From Our Own Correspondent). Johore Bahru, Sept 13. Great preparations are being made foi the celebrations of H. H.'s birthday or Sunday. On Saturday the 16th instam Johore play Muar at Polo and on Sundaj after the usual levee at the Istana Hi* Highness entertains
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    151 7 The following Singapore properties were so-d by auction at the saleroom o1 Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and Co. No. 3C j Chulia Street on Wednesday afternoon. 99 years leasehold land and house No. 20[ New Bridge Road, area 788 sq. ft, bough 1 by Madam Lai Khew for
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      153 7 j Robinson Co., Ltd. |J LAST TWO DAYS CAT "P tk m mm Kh_f i ____j <^- Stocks To Be Cleared I At Further Greatly %_r 1 Reduced Prices I I -t K I Genuine Bargains i 1 Robinson Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN SIXCAPORE). Under the distinguished patronage of H.
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      559 8 THE GCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND SSM CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The Blue Funnel Line— Alfred Holt -fc Ce (Companies Incorporated in Englaad) a a— i ettffrAPOßE, PORT SWETTENHAM ft PENANG TO LONDON. AMSTER-?*-*. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP and HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES. HAVRE and LIVERPOOLSINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES
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      566 8 "ELLERMAN" UNB tt." -LSI. MA ft BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Ce., I.H (Incorporated in England). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Dae Siagapore. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nov s.s. CITY OF YORK JJ s.s. CITY OF SIMLA J~ TZ s.s. CITY OF POONA HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PAWS Marseilles and London Dec 12 s.s.
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      624 8 P. ft Oa BKiibt 7 j^ AND APCAR UNE. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SMr PENINSULAR AND ORIENTALS !Nf (Under Contract with His Majaaty. Govenunei LONDON F* I -EASTERN BERVI FROM LONDON MARSEILLES I DUE .SINGAPORE MANTUA shout Sept 1. NOV DONGOLA .bout Oct. l MACEDONIA NANKIN
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      546 9 THE SiAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. ,|U i INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) SIN GAPORE— BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE JY m TrenK,_a» Kelantan, Pangnara, Telupin, Patani, Singora, Lanfl -ae, Chumpon, and Bangkok. A ™v»l Departure I s *Pt. 18 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 U 2 Oct 4 are fittai throughout wit* electric light,
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      264 9 O. S. K. Proposed Sailing:! froa. Singapore. (subject to change without previous notice) Earopean Line: For Marseille., London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Snez Pert Said. Lordon Maru arr. Sept. 27 dep. Sept 28 (Passage available). Amazon Mara arr. Nov. 19 dep. 2d (Omit Marseilles.) New York Line: For San
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      685 9 J* e O ceall steam Shi P Gompany, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Eilerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN ft MANCHURIAN UNE.) (Incorporated in England.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK Steamers. D ae S'pore Route Fer BE?LF°R F
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      609 9 ISTHMIAN LINE DIRECT SERVICE SINGAPORE TO BOSTON, NEW' YORK, AND y BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ. S S. "FAIRFIELD CITY" due Singapore to discharge fttfa October, 1922 due Singapore to load fta November. 1922 Taking cargo on Through Bills of Lading to all Inland Point.. For freight and particulars apply td: HENDERaSON
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    SPORHNG NEWS.
    144 10 THE MALAYAN SPORTS. Nc_.ll Sembilan il .semling a strong team to Kua a Lumpur for the .-.Above meeting and if the time s of the Stremban .port. ar© to be relied upon they will test the .►est of the other entrants. The Mile was won by Ashworth in
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    CRICKET.
    203 10 A eincket match wa s payed on Saturday •n Raffles School ground, Y. M. C. A. vs. B. I. Officers with the following result. Y. M. C. A. A. S. Sivasubramaniam b. Spencer 9. C. Bates run out 0, M. Ignatius c. Spencer h. Lockhart 32, G. J. Yyas
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL.
    245 10 London. Sept. 2. First Division. Arsenal 1, Liverpool 0. Blackbura Rovers 4, Aston Villa 2. Birmingham (I, Chelsea 1. Bolton Wanderers 1, Preston Nortk End 1. West Bromwich Albion 2, Burnley 1. Cardiff City 2, Tottenham Hotspur 3. Everton 3, Manchester United 2. llu Iders field 0, Middlesborough
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    SHANGHAI YACHTING RECORD.
    136 10 Aa exceptional record !:r.> bean -.ad. by the Shanghai sailing yacht Dorothea j tod by Mr. Lintiihu Ska left. Shanghai en Saturday. Aujr. 12th. when the wind was blowing with typhoon force* sailing up river, made the tup of the Seven Mile Reach in 1 hr. .2
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    THE CROQUET CHAMPION.
    81 10 Although croquet interests an increasing number of people, now that it hag become ja more scientific game, tha ch-onnio— aalpa do not ex.-ite the same frenzied interest as j th- 1 vn tennis. The new champion is r C. E. Pepper, who has beaten Captain O'Callajyhar. Mr.
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    ATTEMPT TO SWIM CHANNEL.
    269 10 Within Two Mile* of Coal. London, Aug. 29. The feat cf swimming th e Channel was almost accomplished to-day by Tiraboschi, who starting from Cap Gris-ncz wrestled with the waves for PJ 1 hours and got within two mi!c s of St. Margaret's before he had
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    259 10 FATAL ACCIDENT IN HARBOUR. A fata! accident occurred in the inner roads on Wednesday afternoon, when a sampan was making for a steamer loaded w'.th fish. As the cooiie steered the sampan round the bows of a stationary steamer, it was struck am ids-runs by the Harbour steam
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      448 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. e r,mo Soon Lee 9a m ZZ bocsl n B uit v™.. v i Hong Soon y a.m b™ t KI »>•£ "■a eve. Lsmeralda 11 am Pangkal Pmang, Bengkalis a.m* Sourabaya, ek-. Rumphius Ip£ Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan taking mails for U. S. A. and M
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    EXCHANGE.
    89 11 September 14. Bank 1 m.S. 2 4 Lank demand 213 2^ 32 Private eradita I m.s. •> j New York, demand Credits J>o days Frane. demand i\*b India, T. T. 177 1~. Hongkong, demand !1 v c Pram. Yokohama, demand 10f5«_ Java, demand 134V4 Bangkok, demand 90% Sovereign, Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    125 11 September 1 1. Tin Buyers $79% X,. Seller. G_mbier Cube No 1 15.00 Pepper Black 12.10 Pepper (white fair) 20.50 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 8.75 Pearl Sago small 7.7i Copra Mix 9.25 Copra Sundried 9.50 Opium, Benares unc. 1,500 Rice, Rangoon whit- 245 Ulce. Siam No. 1 for export
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    32 11 Singapore, Sept. 14. j Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet I Spot 66% 26%; Oct. -Dec. 26' 4 -•>'.: Jan.-jj March 87% 28 London quotation 7 ..d. Market Firm.
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    165 11 Singapor*', Sept. 11. Tin. i'loO. ss. t). $79% no sales. ttubhers. Allenby (New) 45 55, Balgownies $3. Batang Benar $1, Bukit K. B. 25 85, Haytors $3.75 $4.25, Jimahs 05 75, Kuala Sidims $1.35 $1.45, Ulu Pandans 40 50. Mines.- -Johnns 35 45, Kampong Kanmnting 32s
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    150 11 The corozo-nut (otherwise known _s vegetable ivory) is the large, hard s sed of a palm-like plant which s in the Equatorial countries of South America* principally Ecuador, where th e finest qualities are produced. As a material for making buttons, corozo-nut is preferable to bone owing to its fine,
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    196 11 BARLOWS REPORT. Siagaper*, Sep. 1 1. RaMrV- London wires have sdvised improved prices d*„i y during the past week and although New York haa not responded Ul sympathy, the Loral Market has proved about 2 1 3 centa all round. Al the Auctions on Wedneadj-y a number
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    PHASER'S REPORT.
    125 11 Sinpapore, S«'p. 14. Ha.- £160. r>s. Bayers, no sellers, $7.87 tt, per piknl. -tobbors. Quiet, with few daals t<» record. United Ita-nccaa 70, Ayer Tana* $3.60, Bassetts 05, Jina-ha 75, Keeß-hs si r.n Kuala Sidims $1.85. Mining. Collieries $11.15, Murais $4.10, Linguis $3, Xawng Bets Si. Batang Paamngt
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    152 11 Singapore. Sept. 1 J. Bilver 35tt. Hongkong 11*4 per cent, premium. Share Market. Quiet Rubbers. Bids are wanted for Bukit Jvlotongs, Punggora, Chimpuls, Bukit Katils. Ave- Moleks. Bukii Kajange, New Em readahs, Ayer [tuning Clangkal Serdai Muars, Menlakabs, Ba3gown:es, Hayton and Aior Gajah*. Tins.— Taipings mi 85, Norths
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    98 11 Ths cultivation of eoca wa^ .atniasasaj In -lava in 1880. Then- are now, prin »ipa_rj in East Java, 68 setatoo compriaini 6VOOO acrea planted in eoca. according to official statistics. On practically all of thoee .-•.fairs, srrites th,. Unsssd Sti i !B ui at Sourabaya, coca is planted* with coffee,
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      555 11 CHARTERED BANK. of India, Australia and Cluna. licorporated in England by Royal Charter.! Paid up Capital in 600,000 Bhares £3 each t*,000,000 Reserve Fund 3.700,000 Keserre Liability of Proprietors 3,000,000 HLAD OFFICE. 38 Pishopsgate, London, E.C. Atenclaa and Branches. Alor Star Hor.gkong Penan? Amritsar llcilo Pnket Bangkok Ipoh Rangoon Batavia
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      910 11 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. (lacorporated in Hongkong.) Capital all paid up $29,000,000 Silver Reserve $23,500 000 S<erliag Reserve, held in London 4*500*000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors/ $20,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. G. M. Dodwell, Esq.— Chairman. S°£ ?J r A O. Lan*.— Deputy Chairman, 2- G Jf-Sf I _j», Es( l
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      123 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE vlncorporate<l in ED*.aiid by Royal Charter A. D. 1720.) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARINE FidslUy Guarantee—Administration Bonds *>in*ap*re Repre^itaitv B^Me7_r7. BARLOW Oo Ueaars. BARKER c o Ma Messrs. WEARE Co. Ltd branch Offlca-__t_, Tfc* Arcatie. Collyer Quay. A^ GORDON LEE, Resident Ma__a«ar THE LONDON LANCASHIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD.
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    HOME SPORT.
    1413 12 < RICKET SEASON ENDING. From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. 10. With the advent of August the cricket! I i ia inning to an end, and you will see from the position tables that York>nnv ii lasading easily and that its only serious competitor is Nottinghamshire. The Bank
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    LICENSING JUSTICES.
    347 12 There w ere only four applications at the quarterly meeting of the Licensing Justices in the Senior Magiattate'a conrt yeeterday afternoon, presided over by Mr. A 1. David, the District Judge. Other members present were Messrs fM e Tiong: Wah, A. E. BaddeUy, A. P. Cameron, J. Robertson,
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    103 12 Here is the latest story from Ireland. A teacher in a national school in the County Tipperary had occasion to reprimand one f the boys in the senior class. The boy thereupon produced a revolver, happily without making use of it. A search was hen made ,and it was found
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    126 12 S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Newcomers Handicap. Soper, owe 15 beat Simpson, owe 4, 6 2, 6— Neatby owe 2 beat Usher, owe 2, 6' 0, o •>. Schudel, OWS 8 hi at Ramsay, owe 2, o—l,0 1, 9— =7. McMullen, owe I beat Leonard, owe 15, 7-5,
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    KAMPONG KUANTAN TENNIS.
    167 12 The Kampong Kuantan tennis tournament re, says the Malay Mail, the the F.M.S. ever played on the Ceylon method i.e. all day. The method has bvious advantages. It enables players to come from all parts of the country to enter sn impossibfity when play is stretched over
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    S. C. R. C.
    38 12 Tho Lawn Tennis Single. Championship Final which had to be postponed owing to the ground being unfit for play last Satur- day, has now been fixed for Saturday, 16th Sc ptember, at 4.45 p.m.
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    S.C.C. BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
    37 12 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Doubles Handicap. J. Me I Brown and Jamieson V s. Cuylenberg and Main, ser.. postponed. Singles Handicap. Toscenie, plus 8 beat Bowerman, plus 2 21 19. Championship. Nelson beat Gale, 21 8.
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    LAST NIGHTS BOXING.
    492 12 SOME EXCELLENT CONTESTS. There were some decidedly good- contests at. the bo.dng tournament at the Star Opera last night, when some of the semi-finals ir, the various competitions were reached. The programme provided one or two surprises, notably the geme exhibition of Dudley Cambrcke against JM. Carvalho
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    FOOTBALL.
    38 12 Ba C C. Harlequins Match Postponed. The second round Cup match fixed for to-day. S. C. C. VI Harlequins, is postponed till the 22nd. owing to the Harlequins not being able to raise a team for to-day.
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    RUGBY.
    127 12 Quite larg. number of S. C. C. piay. ri turned out for the rugger kick abou; on the Fadang yesterday. The majority of them were seen in action in either of the first or second Fifteens last year, but there were one or two new players. SINGAPORE VOLUNTBBR CORPS.
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    "Loke Yew Cup" Competition.
    53 12 Thi individual rifle competition wil] ba held at Penang on Sunday, 29th October. Conditions, seven shots at 200, .'OO and 600 two lighting shots at each range, i This- wishing to compete will send their --d ance fee to Adjutant, S. V. C. not la.- than
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    213 12 The Fail of the Romanoffs, a sensational I film spectacle of Herbert Brennon's, is (Gaiety's biggest attraction this week. It Ipicturisee with startling swiftness the dramatic sweep of the actual events of the Russian Revolution which led up to .the abdication of Nicholas. It is all based on
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      29 12 Two Tamil coolies walking a'ung the railway line between Pantai and Port Swettenham Junction were knocked down' and killed by the engine of a goods train on Friday night.
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      103 12 TO-DAY'S TIES. A Singles. Bateman \s. Winter, C. E. Cameron vs. Edwards, postponed. B Singles. Leaky vs. Doig. Collyer vs. Bowerman. Stanbury vs. Davies, R. D. Live say vs. Palgrave. Lowry vs. Taafe. Duff vs. Winter. ,1. W. Nathan vs. Riechehnan. Bond vs. Ruchwaldy. postponed. Chill vs. Bell. Riches vs.
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