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

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AN D MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. IEN CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., FRIDAY, SEPTEMHER 29, 1922. No. 10,701
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    207 1 A revolt has broken out in Greece, engineered by the army and navy, which seeks to depose the King. Its political complexion is not clear as both VenezeliBts and Royalists are concerned Pa^e 7. France has warned Turkey not to be encouraged by Greek disunion to adventure
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    THE USERER'S PARADISE.
    1107 1 "Kha" and oth r naturalists tell us that then* are two main genus of spiders thox* which weave cunning gossamer webs of, piiver fabric; and those that hunt down, their prey with a stealthy motion ending :m a sudden tyring and the grip of unreI( :iting jaws.
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      93 1 MALTHOI!) Friday I RAFFLES I Pl rr indj HQTEI 2920 i Tea Dansant r5 p.m. to 7 p.m. I Alusic will be played from 8 until 11 p.m. Raffles OreW«tra. I .loint Hwtel Directors: S W. B. TAGLIAPIETRA, i SARKIE^ BROTHERS, I orchcc-r.nl Music). 1 Proprietors I Mr. W. F.
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      181 1 I Liko Kvt j <>tj/r/- in Qualitif 1 *^P T N T IFOKi»IITY in the choice of 31 fj^ I '.aterials uniformity in manu jj iuiur"^ processes— unitornrutv 3J in results in actual w jgj i 'lhese qualities ha\e earned good will for |g| Pftbeo Paints are equiilly serviceable wn
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      130 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Legal notice Page 5. Yen- Yum for your skin Page 10. English finits at Bolter*i P*tpe 1. No other cords like Goodyear Pap;< :>. Harmston's i-ireus opens to-nit;Vit Pa R( ft. Fresh shipnu-rt of cigan at Robinson*! —Pugre 7. Douglas Motor Cycles at Queen's, the Arcwie Pajre 5.
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      129 1 THE WEEK. FrUUiy, >9ti>. High Water, 4.39 a.m., 4.11 p.m. Homeward Mail closes. Municipal Commission, 2.1"> p.m. St. Andrew's Garden Fete. Hannston's Circus, Beach-rd. Charlie Chaplin at Theatre. Saturday, 30 1 h. High Water, 6.13 a.m., 5.30 p.m. Polo: Balestier. Cricket: P.S. and L. vs. S.C.C. St. Joseph's Old Boys
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    KUALA LUMPOR.
    525 2 The following is pan of an article rigaed M< G. and printed in the Daily News.— The New \urse. U\- are not a charitable lot ia this petty *"ty of snob*, ami scandal b welcomed. 4 ftlftt one revolts at hearing: one woman's v vjtation after another pulled
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    97 2 A quaint itory cornea from Peking-, which »hows that China it grafting on to Parliamentary procedure novelties suggestive f th« Western world. On Sept. 6th, in the Hoi»e of Representatives, some members the Canton Extraordinary Parliament were roughly handled becau-e they brought Qg th« question of the legal status of
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      247 2 TO LKT OR FOR SALE. LARGE GO!>OWNS, «ewly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 aq. ft. facing river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. I Also three storied buildings for offices and godowas. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to
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      410 2 m^sH ■nffi^Riiß^Hßßßitti^^fi Feature in 5 pstrta Ktih gran II vS^PffK^BBBBBfIBBi S° I]^ "one Kis-s" Tel. Nos. 1390 477 TOO GOOD TO MISS! "UP IN MARY'S ATTIC" OH' IT'S GRFAT' If you want fights there are plenty in "The Man Trail'' Talk of mvstL You will have to hoM your breath
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      370 2 Programme from TUESDAY 26th Sept. to BUNDA\ IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 p m "WRANGLING DUDES" A splendid scenic picture TOPICAL BUDGET of interesting screen news tj A William Fox Production I -ent,n e that v o ld fan ous J^^ PEARL WHITE in InTßeeh "THE THIEF" A nramatic
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    876 3 IRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND 5 SHARE BROKERS. \> Till list > ay, SEPTBMBSft 2Mh. ji minim o. in brackets *ho\v the ««piul jl k*akl« of the Shai'« in dollars «J unleas otherwise marked. C. Cum rJiv. J B x equteln tx <!:v.j DataTig: Padttkg Tin (-I 48
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      397 3 n I iii-yAr /I It Hewitt Tr m Vt TrTnfTTminni II I NO OTHER CORDS LIKE GOODYEAR. Built in the same way as the standard inch size or straight side Goodyears, the new Goodyear Millimeter or Beaded Edge Cord Tyres give the maximum of riding comfort and service at the
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      293 3 A.M.A. < THE BRITISH NICLAUSSE BOILER CO., LTD. FOR rhe "Nicm ssje" i LAND SERVICE WAT ER T VB£ AND FOR MARINE SERVICE. OVER 1,000,000 H. P. IN USE. Sole Agent in Burma, Malaya, Skim, Indo China, Dutch I'.ist Indies. J» P. A. PARIS, 5456 The Arcade, Singapore. •VVW%%SV.%VVAV»%VVIAVJ I
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    SINGAPORE TO RANGOON ON FOOT.
    1578 4 ENGLISHMAN'S ADVENTUROUS JOURNEY. Days Without Food and Water As was reported in the Rangoon Gazette Mr. Charles W. Blythe, an Englishman who is making an adventurous journey Oli foot from Singapore t 0 Calais, for London, has arrive,-! in Rangoon. He has met with several
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      228 4 f O 'M^r^ 1 "J— ..«> /^b^*^ wan ">^ JJ tori/ rV :< >T-v KinyEmptrar a ClCSce &olacjCWeJs S-.^._ i• j, S tinned soups aa?the t^9tii\WiiL^'i Iff <~* "i Tl* 2 standard throughout egg*! Irosse S kwells i ?ssas2 -JSSSSSi: POTTED MEATS SffiSLSS Cku&d^ •»pn iJlßfffmliflMQcrfllMrf is an encfless x
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      123 4 Protect the I? Children Against *f' Epidemics IE Let them suck a few H ?j I'ormamintt morning H s and evening; then thej 11 M won't catch other chil- B Ww dren's infectious dis- f|| v-^scs. Genuine Forma- M 1 int it harmless and t > very palatable. |»j fORHAHINi
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      766 4 BY ORDER OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STRAITS SErrTT^ SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Th. Und^igned h,v, r iTed imtnietioll fc offcr S.le-r.H.n,. Rafll4B 'j üb ON MONDAY. 2nd OCTOBER. 1922 30 The Steamship "WILL O' THE WISP" PJB> chinery and appliance,, .s Zl J™. G En,,,. Hull built of iron, by
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1366 5 REFUSING TO Bfl RATTLED (From Our Own Corresppnfcnt.) London, Aug. SI. j" If there wai any chance of rattling the r public at th present time, our nerves would 1 all be on edge. For days the papers hn\c been preaching to us the extreme gravity f
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    260 5 in the Interport aeejnatfc meet lag at Shanghai Jahnstone (Shanghai) won the 100 yds. in 62 ,eci Lain, (Honjrkonp, 1 vls in U miBS. 17 4-5, H. MacGrecor (Shanghai) the !on^ phinu.. 10 ins., and Hongkong beat Kob. i r polo after having beaten .Shanghai. Mr. \V. TraatschoM, formerly diarg«
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      461 5 TO LET. I (iODOWN AND OFFICE TO i 6 A Malacca Street. It, t, 4-M -hop Xo. O, Europe Hotel gag, High Street. Apply to The Manager gurope Hotel. e.o.d. n.e. wl >' constructed buildings Xo« n.i. stnot lying aetwoaa eeil Sti oV,:r-on Road, suit particulars. Apply. Rupert h Sti
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      624 5 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OP ONE "DODGE" motor car (in running order) To b-j held „v Ut T2L SaaVßooaw, 16-11 Raffles Ph,,,.. OK SATURDAY, 80th SEPT., AT lo.^ AM POWELL CO., LTD., o Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE OF IXSERVICEABLK GOODS To» be held the Municipal Stores, Rher Valley Road. ON MONDAY,
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      766 5 NOTICES. NOTIFICATION. wi s Uiji. -i-. Kachiuif, up" to tae :*Oth Ncvfeinbej 1922 for the lease of the Pawn-' broking Farm for the District of Sarawak I roper, i.e. from Tanjong Datu to the Sadflag r:ver inclusive. The Farm confers the exclusive right to Mi lessee O f arryip? on.
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      765 5 NOTICES. IN THK ROTATE OF DR. MAITLAND FOKSYTH (Deceased) PurauaTU to Section 25 of Ordinance X u 114 (Trustees) all persons having claims against th* Estate of DR. JOHN MAfTLAXD FORSYTH Of Smgapors, who died on the 28th day of June, 1922, at Um Oeno.ral Hospital, Singapore, and to vhOM
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      19 5 THE WORLD FAMOUS 1922 MODEL DOUGLAS MOTOR OYCLE. Needs no introduction Prices on application. Agents. QUEEN'S 15 The Arcade.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      23 6 1 1 MORISOX. At the Matennty Hospital L. e ™?*> on September to Mr. and Mrs! F. N. Melissa, Bakap Rubber PlantstM son.
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      MARRIAGE.
      71 6 r h' U R 'l IA EN At the c h^«l of .he Good Shepherd. Sinpapore. on Tuesday the Sftti September 1922, C. F. Blair, of Wimbledon, London and Singraporp, son of Charles Henry and Henrietta Blair, to Hilda Marian Maben :!(nee Rowain of Perth. W. A. and Singapore.
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      DEATH.
      44 6 SMITH.— At General Hospital on September! M, Eva Smith Witt of Captain H. J. Smith of jS.s. Giang Ann. Cortego will leave 16 Burmah Road at 4.30 p.m. to-day for tho Cathedral of taa Good Shepherd and thene»tto Udadarl I Cemetery for interment.
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    SINGAPORE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1922. Game Peservation.
    751 6 A few days ago we published an interesting and exhaustive article from Mr. Theodore Hubback. himself i ,u big- game shooter of note and thoroughly interested in and acj quftinted with the operations of game j preservation societies all over the world, urging
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    1116 6 Mr. Frisby arrived from home recently to join the staff of the Peiun.u F,v, school. Mi. V. v. Lemberger. Managing Director, Uwtwl Engineers Ltd., Singapore. ha* »>een in Penang on a business visit. The Bishop of Singapore and Un PerSU*on Davie are staying at -The Cottage" on Maxwell's Hill, Taipin*.
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    DANGEROUS DRIVING.
    66 6 Charged yesterday gom driving tang bin Aaihm Join, a Java,,,.. bun it live o'clock the p cebun received iev»re inl rod he i, .tated to be ii iition. Asihm wu n rhonday on bail «.f Another accident can* m.tor-car occuirecl on I •oad at 10.30 the Glided with
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    FELT LIKE HITTING!
    169 6 European AsS;m*ted in Rafle* P Thai he felt like hitting •ad b«B out of a job i a loi rai the pouod fhren in th p esterday. before |fr. h. lurasiaii named ClanOD *wr#ed with vohllltaril] Ir. FarqohanoiL TK har^re of beiqg la p vithout having a
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    165 6 Brigadier-Genera! Sil ■<>-. i Byrnt, K. U.K., who, with U I just left London t of tlie Gowroonhip of Um lands, was until recently [napeci i of tho Royal Irh-h Conatabalarj part in tho fame <>t Lftdya which ha w*i wounded, kfu *orved as assistant Adju HTmr Office. Mr. P,
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    152 6 ■^"M:i:iru, li Mr. Duxbury, p,,.,,,,,'"' mMttajr, referring to th.- fon wherein the, f()Un(i md of over tuo v,, r prior to the formation of tl were told, or led t they now held IKM x(r qoiring only li,. tum Into a dividend ally high arter. Only ■Utoment had
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      175 6 IT H REE OF m Ca.dbeck Maogregor Go.. Ltd, 1 (Incorporate) in Shanghai.) U -I— l_L' V <► "4^^- •<!>• <^^k- ,-fc I F.oTD. l 1872 Patronised By Royalty NEW AND I l PATTERNS j GENUINE AMBER NECKLACES I I AT TEMPUSG PRICES 6 P. Oe SHva i BRA^' CH
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      177 6 1316 Chain Blocks Hoists. THERE 18 A YALE CHAIN CLOCK OK HOIST FOti EVERT PURPOSE. TH DIFFERENTIAL (a designed u>v service where eomparativeb tight loads must bo handled occasionally. To A Tons. Wher« the higher speed of the Yale Spur Geared Ulotk is not required th« YALE SCREW GEARED BLOCK
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    REVOLUTON IN GREECE.
    279 7 KING ABDICATES. WIDESPREAD >m\ BMBCT& e- J l/ondon, Sept. 27. u\ messages from A then* .irv movement! Mitylei n r<arjsfn V r I»ROP \<. \M> tt\ PLANB. Athe—, Beat. 27. < where the ■1 to have land- f a proclamation here "i" the army and ion «»f
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    NO FRENCH VISAS REQUIRED.
    50 7 v I! be wdeoasod that French consular \Km I British subjects going Prance or travelling through route England. The mere of the un -visaed passport will French officials. This does not rmveUm from any of urul a British traveller for lado-Chia* m still oblige 1 visaed.
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    115 7 -o- i to-day the St. An- take place at Goodt No. 1 Goodwood friends ed to note this and the foti a success by >ine thrse •< <\ by the manager r, '.-oMsmiths in South i I to have bees stolen by an sts> I Cheow K<»w. who has 1
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    KEMAL PASHA'S REPLY.
    458 7 UNSATISFACTORY. KNOWS NO NEUTRAL ZONE. [Router's Service.] Constantinople Sept. 27. General Harrington has reci-iv^d a reply from KenuU Pasha concurring in the Alhcs' lUsire Id avoid incidents, but evading the question of withdrawal and disclaiming knowledge of any neotral lone He com-' i»iain s the British hav«-
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
    227 7 ANXIOUS FOR PEACE. Geneva, Sept. 27. The Assembly has unanimously paused a resolution declaring it sincerely desires to ensure the re-establishment of peace in the Near East and .will support all efforts for that purpose. It is gratified that a Near East Conference is contemplated and vf
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    62 7 aught at Kamponjr Bahru with about four hundred packets of chandu in tkeir fishing sampan, four Chinese including u» old man of seventy, from Rhio threw ell the packets overboard. The service* of a Malay diver were requisitioned and the I chandu was recovered to be produced In i the
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    288 7 [Reuter's Service.] PLANTERS SHARPLY CRITICISED. London, Sept. 27. The Rubber Shareholder's Association publish a message from its agent, visiting PeJMUBg, contending that much waste existed <m tfce majority of estates. He Miggttted that bettor results would follow 1 Lf properties were managed on one system j and
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    RIVER ACCIDENT.
    165 7 Escape of Raja Muda. A sad accident occurred on the Smngei Buaya River. Kuala Langat, on the 22nd inst., when the pontoon ferry was crossing the river at 4 p.m. with two motor mrs bound for Bandar. When in midstream the pontoon turned turtle, precipitating the two cars
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    66 7 Commencing on Sunday next, October Ist, a Sunday service of passenger trains between Singapore and Johore Bahru will be inaugurated and the service will be the same as on week-days. It is considered that a Sunday service of passenger trails between the two places will meet a long felt want,
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    THE IRISH HORRORS.
    1187 7 MURDER AND LAWLESSNESS. recent fighting :it Dundalk and Droghoda having (scaped i tVe mountains above Carlit, -/ford Lough letachments of the Free State troops were engaged during: the week cud in rounding t!iem up. Several bands o 1 these nomac were -raptured. It is understood that in
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      87 7 COMPANIA GENERAL DE TOBACOB DE FILIPINAS CIGARS A FRESH SHIPMENT OF THESE HIGH CLASS CIGARS JUST UNPACKED I'tfhW Vir'iOßlA P. I. r,o '^'*w|f HUiH IAVE IN THE EAST :>0 :||§M| ESPECIALES TABACALERA v J ggfi| FSPECIALEB IBABELA 56 BgS^ffiK j lil V!£ I J Robinson Co., Ltd. f Incorporated in
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      498 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The "Blue Funnel" Line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES, HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM
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      509 8 "ELLERMAN" UNI ■LLZBMA ft BUCKNALL STEAMSKIP Ce^ L4* (Incerporated in England). PASSENGER SERVICE. St amer OUTWARD. D«e Sisi^pore. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nnv q s.B. CITY OF YORK J s*. CITY OF SIMLA *ZZ s.s. CITY OF POONA HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles and London Dec 12 s.s. CITY
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      622 8 AMD APCAR LINE (Incorporated in England.) bi^JSo?^* 11^ 0^ 11 AN CARGO SERVICE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO (Undtr Contract witk Hi. Majesty'i Government) LONDON FAR-KASTERN SERVICE DU K E° SMG APORF MARSEII LES ;TIT DONGOLA Mbout Oct. 2 MACEDONU NANKIN about Oct. 15 KALYAN Ci KARMALA about Oct.
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      310 9 I SWM S JKmm co., ltd. I 25_S\SS1.S W.AYA Arrival Departure LJGALA 2 Oct. 4 i; vniATipoK Oct 9 Oct. ii aro fittai throughout wi^ .u i? Oct 18 for first class paß^engcrs. Metric light, and have excellent accom further particular.,, P1 t^" Pas n^ rs •>" conveyed in th,
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      265 9 OT~sTlc PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (subject to ckange without previous notice* European Lin*:— For Marseilles, Londfn, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, ▼ia Colombo, Su«z Port 9afd. "London Mam arr. Sept. 27 dep. Sept. 29 (Passage availaWe). Amazon Mara arr. Nov. 19 dep. 2# (Omit Marseilles.) New York Line: For San Frandsce Panama,
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      581 9 Th! rT^VTTo Ship Con »Pany, Limited. Ihe China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND bllerman Bucknall Steam SWd Co T«rf < A *EMCAN A MANCHURIA* UNE^' (Incorporated in Enfiamd.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK vi. SUEZ OR PANAMA CITY OP C\NTOV "ueS pore Route Fo| IS! ew P^ p f
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      403 9 ISTHMIAN LINE DIRECT SEKVICE SINGAPORE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ. S.S. "FAIRFIELD CITY" due Singapore to Ascham A t A o fc -6th October, 1322 du e Singapore to loa.l t M uth November, ***** Taking cargo on Through Bills of Urffa, to all Inland Point, i-or
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    IRISH REBELS TRYING TO DRAG IN BRITAIN.
    172 10 IRISH REBELS TRYING TO DRAG IN BRITAIN. London, August 6.— "Flyhards" is the Free Stat#«s new title for the Irregulars. This i» an eloquent commentary on the course of events in the south where Irre- i gular lejsiltinra daily weakening. The fall of Kilmallock was fo lowed by a pi*e(ipitate
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    FIGHT WITH OCTOPUS.
    158 10 PVhfrnian in its Tentacles. The thrilling fight with an octopus that forms one of the most dramatic scenes in Vic-ter Hugo's aovcl Le« Travaillenrs d» a Mer" has just had a counterpart in real Jifa in Jersey. Two fishermen were hauling in a trammel net near Tailer's
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    RAILWAY SALARIES.
    176 10 The General Manager of the Ceylon Railways says that with the exception of a few Government officials he draws the highest salary paid in the Island and he has been drawing it since 1905, yet he cannot live on the salary. In 1919 he had t.> borrow £200
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    RICE TRUST FOR BURMA.
    76 10 Legislation is in preparation for the purpfeM of constituting a trust in respect of the portion of rice profits allocated to economic improvements for the benefit of the agricultural classes. A scheme for land mortgage credit institutions as one of the objects of the proposed truat
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    WHERE EELS BREED.
    274 10 Question Settled by Danish ExpeditionThe Danish "Dana" expedition, vritk Dr. John Smith as leader, returned from it* ten months' cruise in the Mediterranean and Atlantic waters. The purpose of tk« expedition was to make researches concerning the biological and hydrcgraphical «tate of the Atlantic north of the
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    TOUTING BY U. S. CONSULAR OFFICIALS.
    227 10 London, September 1. -The overste£B»i»fc of the limitations of Consular prerogatiree by tho United States Consul at Newcastle touting for United States shipping lines has excited the keenest interest. It appears that the actions of Consuls Slater and Brooks have been known to the
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    THE CHURCH AND GAMBLING.
    108 10 Bishop Changes His Opinion. The Bishop of Rangoon writes to the Rangoon papers A s the result of the enquiries I have made, I am clear that the Diocese must not accept the money so kindly offered, or now even actually given, by the Turf Club
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    148 10 The French homeward mail Amazone is due here from Saigon on Saturday morning, at about 7 o'clock. She will sail the same day at 5 p.m. for Penang, Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles. The P. and O. Macedonia has left Hong-, kong, and is expected to arrive
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    C.P.S. CANCELS CALL AT HONOLULU.
    182 10 Tike Victoria Daily Colonist of August Bttlti says: Plans of the Canadian Pacific steamships to include Honolulu as a port of call during the Winter months have been abandoned, it is announced by the company. The Honolulu call has been cancelled for all sailings, and
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      31 10 i Continental Cord j i Tyres j BIG REDUCTION i I IN PRICES > T i FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS I APPLY TO ISIUE DARBY ©Co., Ltd. J Sole Agents in Malaya. T
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      476 10 ToHight/ Before retiring don't forget your Ven-Yusa. I Gentle massage of the face, neck and arms with this pure oxygen |i cream brings surprising results. >, Veh-Yusa works in the pore* g v.iiiislyouilcep, anJitssoftcnin^ refreshing Bjj and tonic influence on your skin wi!! be M clearly vi.-ibie next morning Asa
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      148 10 Genasco Roofhi7)| 2 PLY AND 8 PLY O I COMPIETE WITH PATENT RANT-LEAK l\m AND NAILS FOB FIXING G£/V.';SCC» is "r""' 1 1^ s the re««/« o/ .I^HJ «t over 4Q Vears ?nY /Jt i> experience J JR tA£»HI P f oof and manufacture S r '£m^ v GENASCO 'J'^-'-^Bfl
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      479 10 MAIL TABLE, TO-DAY. u ob H Hang Chiap 9 a -n. Pulau fenegi Benuit 9 a.m. Cucob Hong Soon 9 a.m. i Batu Pahat and Japan Caroline Maru 10 am Antwerp, etc. Troilus 10 a.m. Calcutta, etc. Hakodate Maru 11 a.m. Sou»-abaya, etc. Rumphius 1 p.m. Malacca Kheng S<mg 1
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    EXCHANGE.
    94 11 September 2 J. Bank 4 m.s. J Bank demand .7 t Private credits 3 m.s. i hew \ork, demand -,-p Credits 90 days s France, demand India, T. T. 17 J£ Hongkong, demand U^ p. e> Pr e m. Yokohama, demand 10H 1 Java, derrjind 1 34 a" Bangkok,
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    PRODUCE.
    126 11 September 2>. Tin 75 Tons 00 Gambie r Cube No. 1 17.00 Gambier 10.10 Pepper Black 12.60 Pepper (white fair) 21.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 9.00 Pearl Sago small 7.75 Copra Mix 9. 30 Copra Sundried 9.60 Ophisn, Benares unc. 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white 245 Bice, Siam No. 1
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    36 11 Singapore, Sept. 28. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot 25ft, 26; Oct. 26V 4 26V:< Nov.-Dec. 27 27%; Jan. -March 28 J i tS%. London quotation sheet 8 lid Marker Quiet.
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    LEWIS AND PEAT'S REPORT.
    207 11 Singapore, S e Pt. 28. The past week has shown a general all round improvement in the market and prices have advanced nearly 2 cents over those given in our last report. It is difficult at the moment to account for the sudden rise, but there
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    25 11 The total diridend paid by the BanqUft de Tlndo Chine for 1921 amounted to 125 francs a share, as compared with 115 frar.es in 1920.
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    FOR ACHES AND PAINS.
    108 11 For aches and pains in young 1 and old there if nothing that will so quickly bring permenent relief and Cure as that sovereign time-tested and proven remedy— LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM. For the aches and pain? of childhood and youth it is unexcelled. For the rheumatic
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    166 11 MACPHAIL'S REPORT. Singapore, S**pi »s r 35 S*IG5 IG Hongkong i r; IHT lvll premium. Share market.— Quid. Rubbers. -Bids u, w;in v (i Uu l{uka Jelotongs. Ayer Kunings, Pun, Chimpul*. Balrit KatiN. A,,, MoW l su k!t K«jan«», NV,v s. m i <llls cWui Scnwngi, Ifnars,
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    BARLOW'S REPORT.
    164 11 Kubbcr. Sinpapoiv. S^Pt. 2 T!u- market has been Armer dmrin prut week ami at tbu Auctiona on Wednesday prices were aixju; one to two cents higher than the previous week. Btandferd Dnaal \vj in most cases withdrawn hut fen lots sold for 26 1 i»ents. Good Qu< Sheet
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    126 11 Singapor*, Sept. It. Tin— XlG2.2.G. $81 75 tons sold. Kubbers.—Allenby (New) 40 50, Ay< i Punas §8.75 |4^o, Batan* Bonn GO, BngM buyers 25, Crai^ielci (New) tf SO, Lumm buyers $4.40, Ifentakabs 10 15, TeluJc An sons $4 $5, Ulu Pandans 40 50, United Malacca 65
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    119 11 I* is reported that then- d x largo l.u«iness being done in German goodl which arc aent to Japan by parse] post Nearly 4,o»>* parcel* are said to arvnv in Osaka monthly, consisting m:iinly of l>o'»k.-. r.eckti»-.M, grama phone records, cameras, umbrellit aaadloi picture posttcardi, photograph! from th<-. nud* "and
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    THE FAR EAST.
    497 12 JAPANESE NEWTS. (By Courtesy of the Xunyo XiehiXichi Shirabun.) Tokio, Sept. 26. Mr. Hanihara, the Under- Secretary to fh« Foreign Office, states that the withdrawal of the Japanese population from Siberia i» not due to *n order of the Government. It is left to the people V
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    CHINA NEWS.
    108 12 (By courtesy of the Lat Pau Press.) Shanghai, Sept. 26. The Kinhan and Lunghai railwaymen huve gone on strike. The new tariff rates will be published oa October first. Communication between Szechuen and Hupth > t. red. Shanghai, Sept. 27. Tho Ru.sian and Japanese conference in 'hang Chun
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    139 12 First Tamil gentleman, on meeting a Dd: "Oh, Mr. Rengan, have you heard about Mr. Sinnatamby? He has lost all Hs money in rubber, and it is all he can do to keep the cat out of the bag!" Second Tamil Ror.tleman: "Well, well, too much hothetatiuil to be sure!
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    218 12 Harmston's Circus. This ncr popular entertainment opens a short season to-night at the Beach road site. A strong programme has been arranged and a large house should welcome the entertainers. To-ni^ht, at the Liberty Hall Frank Mayo will be presented in the amazing tojy of a man of
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    SINGAPORE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
    287 12 The annual report of Mr. T. Wilson, superintendent of the Fire Brigade, states hat there were 51 calls in 1921, a decrease of 21, anil tiie genuine calls on assessed property within Municipal limit* numbered 31. The total loss estimated on assessed property Wai $137,273, an increase
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    Y.W.C.A. LUNCH & REST ROOM FUND.
    145 12 Y.W.C.A. LUNCH REST ROOM FUND. Previously acknowledged $23,861 Mrs. E. C. Wolff. (2nd subscription) 100 A. W. D. Dove 10 E. D. Morris 10 G. H. Pitt 5 J. Corrie 2.50 Sayna Abdul Kader M A. E. D. Lyall 2 E. Ann Poh 2 Ho Kilt Seng 2 C. A.
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    75 12 Seremban is trying to arrange a Tennis Tournament during the Teevalli holidays. Yesterday September 27, the Prince of Wales was due to play himself into office as captain of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club at St. Andrews. He will be the first Royal captain to play himself into office
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    115 12 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. D. Singles. Quinton beat Provis, 7 5, 6 4. Roberts beat Ablitt, 6 4, 6 4. C Singles. Shafc vs. Voelker, unfinished. Barnes beat Eber, 6 l, 6 2. Sehiefcßer beat Romney f 6 2, 6 4. Duff beat Winter, 10—8, 7—5. B Singles. Smith
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    TO-DAY'S TIES.
    64 12 A. Doubles. While and Hewitt vs. Tyler and Edwards. Miles and Potts vs. Sinclair and Hill. Fuller and Donaldson vs. Lee Warner and Visaer. Prentis and Dyne vs. Klienman and Utermark, postponed. Newcomers* Handicap. Swithinbank, vs. Fergnsoxi. Hertog vs. Laursen. Giles vs. Soper. McMullen vs. Cruickshank. B. SinglesStanbury
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    MONDAY'S TIES.
    82 12 C Double* iurber vs. Dean. Wat son vs. Poyser. Gale vs. Hoblyn. Hare vs. Hide. Schofleld vs. Shafe or Voelker. Lloyd vs. I'omney or Schiesser. B Singles. Caaaelfl vs. Smith or Dyne. Saltev vs. Elphick. Jaafe vs. Duff or Winter. D. Singles. Gordon vs. Dobson. DuffoJd v?. Robertt
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    BOWLING TOURNAMENT.
    13 12 TODAY'S TIES. Double Handicap. Cnill and Cantrel! vs. Brown and Jamie■on
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    MONDAYS TIES.
    11 12 Double Handicap. Wardle and Toscenie vs. Doig and Kirtloch.
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    TUESDAY'S TIES.
    12 12 TUESDAY 'S TIES. Double Handicap. Nelson and Chater vs. White and Lyall.
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    EASTBOURNE TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    67 12 London, Sept. 17th. At Eastbourne, in the lawn tennis tournanlent finals, Mrs. Peacock, last year's runner-up, uon the single^, beating Mis* McKane by two sets to one. In the doubles, Temple and Godfrey bent Doctor Fyaaa and Ramanvami by three sets to one. lii the ladies* doubles
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    THE ST. LEGER.
    188 12 Fortunate Sweep-Stake Winners. London, Sept. 16th. A Dumber of Ilkley residents, as a result cf Lord Derby's Silurian finishing secpnd in the St. Lager, have benefited considerably. One told a Yorkshire newspaper that a local gentleman who has business relation,- with India secured 14 tickets in the
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    82 12 IPOH SPORT. Ipoh, Sept. 28th. A general meeting of the Ipoh Golf Club has, after lively discussion, abolished the chit system in favour of a deposit book system. The meeting passed a new building scheme for an additional annexe. Perak rugger prospects are regarded as satisfactory. The first
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    RUGBY PRACTICE.
    98 12 The first practice game of the Singapore* rugger season took place on the Padang yesterday evening:, but 01% about sixteen players turned out and the sides were, consequently, not at full strength. Some of the new men were out and showed up fairly well. The sides were eveu'.y
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    ATHLETIC MEETING AT BUDAPEST.
    132 12 In the hundred metres the Hungarian, Geros, was first, his time being 10 4-5 seconds. Abrahams (Cambridge) was second in 10 9-10 sees, and Breurst (Oxford) fourth. In the 800 metres: Lowe (Cambridge) 2 mins. 1 3-10 sees., was firat, one-tenth of a second ahead of
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    SWATOW RELIEF FIND.
    553 12 The following subscriptions towards ihe above Fur.il are acknowledged with many Previously acknowledged $130,846.00; Collected per Chinese Chamber of Comimrce, Falembanjr 2,227.62, Collected by Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Batu Pahat 2.12i>.50, Messrs. The Straits Steamship Cc. Ltd. 1,000, Staff of Chop Guan Huat Chai. 496, Soon Keck
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