The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 October 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. n CENTS. SINGAPORE, fCS., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922. No. 10,701
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    192 1 The Near East situation is considerably easier. .Turkey will withdraw Irom the neutral zone, a conference hay been fixed, the Allied occupation of Thrace, until peace is sett ltd, is agreed to by Angora Page 7. Venezelos is v is.it injr London with other prominent Greeks and
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    LISTENING-IN.
    980 1 The United States is radio-mad. With the headstrong enthusiasm of a country iriwn to fads it has turned to ether-wav*« a~ city-dwellen turn to the sen in mHffmimer. Von cannot escape, The store where I buy army shoe* at reduced prises installed a radio-counter month ago; now f'ijTLui' to
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      178 1 MALTHOII) iingapors RafflfiS HOtSl. Phone 2920 4 Dansant, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. iNESDAY.— Orchestra] Concert, 9.45 p.m. Guett Night, Dinner and Dance. It a Dansant, 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. RDAY.- truest Night, Dinner and Dance !>AY Cinema at 9.45 p.m. Orchestra. Music will be played from 8 until
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      475 1 MESSRS KELLY WALSH LTD. (INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG). NEW COMMERCIAL feOOKS. The London Money Markei, A cts. I low to Become Company Secre- I cts Prattiral Guide, by W. P. Spald- u->y, ;vR. J, H4mmond 2.75 ing, 7.50 Questiona and Answer* on Becre- l lU Succe«ful Insurance Agent, tarial Pn I
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      236 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Cuticara for all skin troubles— Page 10 Continental tyres for sound service—^ Page 10. Municipal sanitary inspector p< »ta filled Pagre r>. N. Lazarus for the best in optical flttinjn Pa^e <; Bolter's make a good offer in Spa; port Page l. Chevrolet cars are on sale bv
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      74 1 THE WEEK Rich Water, D.B n.ii.. &M p.m. < '..v>t. Doull'i Lecture, Vic. Theatre. Darmston'i Cireas, Beach-rd, 9.15 pjn. Wed in fidai/, Ul High Water, 9.42 a.m., 9.40 p.m. Po ->: R-ilf-: i Football. B.F.A. cup. S.C.C. v. B.C.P v. T: ngtin Club at Home, 8.15 n.m. Harmeton'i Cireas, Beach-rd,
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    HUMOUR IN THE SCHOOL ROOM.
    278 2 A Toronto idi i urn.»<k>m stories in one of the Cans '*Wh ed a dressed u her I lon.u"'— indicating th<- ui-utli :i ihort l»at.y ':in<i 1 tr >f you i from S <\\- that .At-.' I > h.we two wiv» J m after «-i
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    "THE F.M.S. MUDDLE."
    146 2 i "vr on Sir Laurence tiuillem*rd i t(» the Secretary of State, i Times of Ceyloi fcmee d ilnp the l:ue state of the fiwi Lsmreoce has endemvoorad to lition by e diasti, reduction tpenditi iding curtailim-nt to the in works of meat, bj raising money on
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    28 2 M though the triu'mph ofj I uf,ral law in internal life is begiu- jumi when it seems to b e failing in social and even personal ttfev—Biafcon Well-
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      507 2 TO I I' OR FOR SALE. LARGI (.i'::(»WNS, aewly erected area from ,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. far: g river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 84,000 q. ft. near wharf and shippinp. D tliree storied buildings for offices nn Centrally situated^ All immediate entry, jroing cheap. Apply or write to
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      486 2 NEW ITEMS! ROYAJL COWBB REGATTA Worlds Cyefing Championships, International Gun Doir Trials. Yprc' Remembrance Day and thfc latest news. (11l N\w Pat he Gazettes Nos. 899 anil 900). Wm. Duncan tp TheFightingTi ail v Serial BpiradN ome, two and three in 7 parts. ..::o. William Duncan in "THE FIGHTING TRAIL"
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      482 2 ALHAIBH, Programme from MONDAY 2nd October, to SATURDAY, 7th On IX THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 pan. A Film of Great Dramatic Power In a Groat Story Greatly Product A Lewis J. Selsakk Production WILLIAM FAVERSHAM in Parts. The m that was His "in s r In this intense, powerful
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    835 3 I BASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE ItKOKEKSMONDAY. OCTOBER 2nd. MI N IN G. '-ciros in brackets .show the capital •nU iMUtt vahM of the Share in dollars unless otherwise .narked. C,— Com div IX equfcis ex diy.j [Batons Pftdtag Tin (s]] 40 is IHiUm Tin (500,000) 1
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    TURKISH CLAIMS TO CONSTANTINOPLE.
    939 3 TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir, Your forcible leading article in The Times of August ."> on the recent Bpeeeb of the Prime Minister on the Net* Eastern situation will, I believe, have a moderating: effect in the Moslem world, for it shews that England
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    279 3 The Sultan of Perak is staying in [poh ai present, ;.ml is on the Race Comas swat morninp-s. enjoyinp .in early ride. Mr. Sydney, M. A.. (CantabJ who been selected by the Trustee! to succeed Mr. B. 1".. Shaw as Headmaster af the Victoria Institution is expected io arrive in
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      156 3 j CHEVROLET LAKIj rHE NKW MODEL lIVE SEATER TOURING CAR, FITTED WITH ELECTRIC SE L F-S TARTER, UYNAMO LIGHTINCi, ELECTRIC HORN. SPEEDOMETER, DETACHiBLE RIMS, DOUBLE FOLDING WINDSCREEN. ONE-MAN HOOD WITH GLASS IN REAR, SIDE CURTAINS, ETC. $1,600 SOLE DISTRIBUTORS s.s. AND I .M.S. ENTRAL MOTORS LTD. Goodyear Tyres Tubes, Solid^
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      56 3 4 DE! ibiCJS, TIl Standard WHOLESOME, Tor Purity and REFRESHING. %^i[l Excellenoe. 4 A^ rj\r4^y^\fi Pr«ptrtd «oUly SAFEGUARD &^??%t- VV«t Indian AGAINST 6W^^3^% Umt JuiM FEVERS. 7|. d A y"^jf£r^ti=" fl Finest Refined LIME JUICE THINGS LOOK BRIGHTER AFTER USING NOBLE'S BODY POLISII OR ENAMEL RENEWER CN THE LODY OF
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      105 3 AMA A.M.A. ALLIED MANUFACTURERS AGENCIES (Malaya, Siam, Indo-China and Dutch East Indies.) P. A. PARIS, HEAD OFFICE liox 17* G.P.O. Tho Arcade "W 1 Sin K np«,r t POWER PLANT: INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENTS: C A. PARSONS CO., LTD. CEO. FLETCHER Co., |M Steam Turbines, Complete Sugar Factories. Turbo-Generators, Pumps, etc. ERNEST
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    STUDY DEEP SEA FAUNA.
    351 4 Tlii' Danish biologist! Dr. T. 11. Marten-" B< n a ti i F>r. Hjalmar Jensen, went in N'o-vt-ml.or la- 1 on Hi, expedition to the Kci Islands, in the .Malay Archipelago, with the main object V) f finding a suitable site f<>i a marine biological station
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    359 4 Mr. J. W. Simmon* has arrived amtl HMMd duties as District Officer, Kuala Kang-sar, relieving- Mr. (I. A. de C. Moub- ray who haa been acting 1 since the departure of Mr. H. Oiehton, early last month, j The Penanjr Volunteers, assisted by th« Sikh Police and Um Harbour Master's
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    IPOH'S ELECTRIC LIGHT.
    119 4 The work in connection with the supplying of l|»oh with electricity from Penkalen, Ltd.'s, Power Station, is now we-11 in hand, and not so very far from completion. Mr. Hamilton, who is in charge of this work, is to bo congratulated on the speed with which the
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    75 4 Mr. Khoo Hooi Hye, the C. R. C. tennis champion, and a teacher in the Penan*;- Free School, was the guest of hoiour at a farewell dinner, at Guan Aik Leong: Restaurant eaang, given by his colleagues on the oceasioa of his leaving the School to take up *n appointment
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    HOME SPORT.
    878 4 HOOLIGANISM AT THE RACES. (From, Our Own Correspondent.) ondon, August SI. X>t before it was necessary, the Police art* at lasi moving in the direction of stomping out hooliganism <<n the Race Courses, It has assumed very serious proportions, it is not always the public which! is the
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      584 4 My Debt of Gratitude* "Ulcers the Size of Man's Hand.' H B Our Portrait of Mr. G. M. THOMPSON, of 4, Midland Grove- Edward Road. BaUall Heath. Birmingham. England, who write*: jjf_ •iJw' H> "In Julv last I hayj'f uc«! to get a Blood Nfixture and decided to tuk« I
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      687 4 > www^WiV.vaw/av.v.v.-.-.v.'.v.v.'. I y^^S^^x Of Jill Dealers t^l &%s*' >k j£ Stnrkpri |-^9^&P mnm BROTHERS I lii^MlSPI TOBECCO CO LTC ■I I 1 '^S^II^ESMHIWS^'' T (Incorporated in < j: L^iiarj^^!^ ]i;l Soutll Bridge R %Vf i AV.VA\W.%WAWi i AV.W.%VAVAV»%%V/.' I V.%V.V. i .V.'.'.' PRELIMINARY NOTICE —i Messrs. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES,
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      228 5 TO LET. ('numbers. 1 ./den Ci k uc. Road, pi -m spon u.c. I io 4 v 3 Place, giound anl rticulan ng Him, No. 5 I re. Apply un are- bungalow i i. Rs id Apply :<■ I U.C. 9 .i itate entry, n tommodious .in Chenp 1 >n
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      511 5 AUCTION SALES IUCTION SALE OP Ini tiflßj th.' property of ten pawnshs At our fii!i.iv,ni. B 'hsihlll. ltssil TUBBDAY, 3rd OCT^ AT 10 AM. THURSDAY, Bth OCI AT li A.M. SATURDAY, 7tli T.. AT 10 A.M. iri.sDAV. loth OCT., \7 HM, The pledges consisting rii^s, eh diamond and other rint
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      1001 5 NOTICES. < tOVBKNM BNT NOTIFICATION. 'lend. wri\ he re< ived at the Coibnlal Secretary'. Oflce, up U> noon, of thw 20th October, 1922, for the following works with the exef-ption of items 2, I and 7 for which Tendon due at noon of the l^th Octolv i 1922: I. Alterations
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      800 5 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. ORDINANCE No. GL (PAWNBROKERS). 1. Tenders will be received at the Resident Co^cllor's Office, Malacca, up to noon of 23rd >< r, 1922, for the sole right to open one rawnskop for a period of three years from the Ist January, 1923, in the streets in the
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      496 5 BY APPOINTMENT TO j" Eyesight Free j: I Carefully o f jj Examined Charge. H M. The King of Slam l JRc^Jh snm^v ss^^^^Bsfl mussVwißmmW V alv3v!fli bm IP sml ■ClJtmnm ■J THOSE WITH SUPERSENSITIVE EYES WILL ESPECIALLY hP- PRECIATE THE MARVELLOUS RELIEF OBTAINED THROUGH WEARING < I CROOKES GLASS
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922. Penang and Payah Lebar.
    564 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1922. Penang and Payah Lebar. The Postmaster General in his report for 1921 write-: "These two stations still remain an expensive necessity." "The expenditure was '£95,000 and the revenue 128,713, the return of messages showing a decrease under all heads except one, Payah Lebar
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    Oil in Malaya.
    381 6 Until the Japanese proved by actual results that there are valuable iron ore deposits in Johore, people were apt rather to scout the idea and the preliminary mysterious paragraphs which appeared in the papers to the effect that large shipments were beirife taken away to Japan, were
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    250 6 Mr. H. R. Bull, tha second Police Magistrate, leaves on the Macedonia this morning on fifteen months' leave. A Tamil cook, who has disappeared, is suspected of the theft of jewellery valued at more than six hundred dollars, belonging to Mr. P. Van Cuylenberg, which is missing from his house
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  • S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
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      TODAY'S TIES.
      65 6 A. Doubles. White and Hewitt v?. Tyler aiid ESdwards. Fuller and Donaldson vs. Lee Warner and Visser. Newcomers' Handicap. Swithinbank, vs. FergUSSOn. Hertojf vs. Launen. Giles vs. Soper. McMulkn vs. Cruickshank. 11. Sinu'ie--Stanhuiy vs. Palgrave. Bell vs. Riches. Caaeela vs. Smith. Borneman vs. Stredwitk. Salter vs. Elphiek. C.
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      TO-MORROW'S TIES.
      51 6 Watson vs. Poyser. Gale vs. Hoblyn. Schodeld VS. EUiafe or V< Gordon va. Dobson. Dugoid v>. Rob* rta Manchester vs. Dcif<.': Quinton vs. \damaon. B. Dovbles. Btredwick and Paris!. I. 1 lay and W ren. Plati and Bowerman vs. Holyoak and Paterson. Winter ami Wardle vs. Ifilligan and
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    CHINESE DEALER AND NESTLE'S MILK.
    132 6 CHINESE DEALER AND NESTLE'S MILK. A Chinese sundry goods dealer, Wong Chak Chong, 63 Stm Bridge Road, pleaded guilty before 3lr. Pawsou in the Police Court yesterday to illegally using the trade mark of tfa N tl< and A; -Swisi Milk Company. Inspector Sheedy told tl M igistrate 48 tins
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    Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
    119 6 In ihc quarter mile swimming' race in tin All Round Championship, J. E. Tan wun Vi 7 min. 15 sec. Tan Chong Kew was second in 7 min. .SO gee. and Tan Soon Tye third in 7 min. 34 sec. Members and friends are reminded
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT.
    126 6 PUBLIC ENTERTAIN MENT. At the Liberty Hall, three- new epiaodos of "Robinson Cnisoe" serial, Nos. 13, 14 and 15 will be screened in the second show, together with Prank Mayo's special attraction u The Man Who Married His Own Wife," a most amazing picture of the married life, in Are
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    156 6 The Rev. J. A. B. Cook retoning to Singapore by the "Sado Mara," leaving Liverpool on October L4. Mr*. Cook is reported as much bettor since settling in the West of Scotland, hut she is not returniftf to Malays. On the night of the Championship boxing finale, Edwin de Souu
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    LEAGUE SESSION ENDS.
    228 6 PRAISE FOR BALFOI LBAGI B BXPI [Reutei Sen The. Council of the Leaf U the system of apportioning I on the postal union ayst units based on the Amount ol wealth. Of the total units ■ban ii W .lurwi 73 China •.eh. The Council of the I
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    THE COTTON OUTLOOK.
    193 6 L« .niiun. 0 The Mississippi cotton king, Mi. i i.- i left Lh erpool Id a six days visit. Intervi. found the cotton busiiM ;dedly dull. Be nM that thirty bale more «u obtainable In Amerfc England. The coming time depressingly nffVctinu II I ra* market*. Tho
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    ITALIAN OPERA CONCERT.
    57 6 T!.. bci ol Opera < on tin- Victoria Theel They have beon heard to before in Singapore tnd recommendation. Mr. from ru^liacci. African*, La Tom Mr, Maucevi from tht Barb of 9 rcmanda from Simon Pocaugra, and fn.m Ernani; SHgnora [mpallon tion from Gfoconda, Aida and Ti
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    14 6 The Band of Hopr will m«*»t Ht t)i» i c.A. to-morrow at i.^o p.m.
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      140 6 '^Sj^aj hike (Incorporated in Shanghai.) C' I DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE i) to be i.-'i in the maimCi Mr. V. MEYER, F.S.M.C (LONDON) FJ.O. (ENG.) I CHOCOLATES CONFECTIONERY \M HAVE THE FINEST SELECTION IN SINGAPORE CADBURVS PASCALL'S MELTIS. SUPEX CHOCOLATE. rABLEtfI SMALL B* CHOCOLATE MARZIPAN 14 Ib BARS i:'< VELMA CHOCOLATE CROQUETTES
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      102 6 SO ARMCO IRON FLUME I LENNON TYPE (PATENTED). For conveying water ac^ss marshes, ravine* and other depression! and around the <>f hills. EASILY 1 RANSPORTED 1 INSTALLED THE CORRE( T CONSTRUCTION PROVIDING THE MOST PICIENT OPEN WATER WAY. THE IDEAL FLUME. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF The Borneo Company, Ltd. (Incorporated in
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    BREAK IN THE CLOUDS.
    353 7 KASIKK FEELING. PAPERS MORE CHBBftPI I. i Kcut i Sen-ice.] London, Oct. 2. Bg from the ir, tin Ncai Kast I in t editorial*, path of an<i the cL The lit i i MStS, Oct. 1. is not nntiugud of i Greek multi- i I for
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    THE TURKISH ATTITUDE.
    478 7 A CONFERENCE ARRANGED MM AI. ItEPOKTEI) CONCILIATORY. [Router's Service.] Paris, Oct. 1. According to le Journal a telegram from M. P Bouillon <rea<! to the Anglo-' I by M. Poincare yesly stated that Mil lupha Kemal was conciliatory, and was ready immetnditions of an armistice and intondeji
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    EX-KING OF GREECE.
    166 7 Paris, Oct. 1. X wire from Athens aays Constant iue and family are proceeding to Italy and will probably settle at Palermo. Athens, Oct. 2. King Geoige has assured thie members of the revolutionary committee that his fat In r*i decision to abdicate was sincere and final.
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    88 7 Besides the new 35 cent F. M. S. postage stamps, which have been issued specially for use on telegrams, a new 12 cent stamp is also now on sale. This latter stamp is blue, the same colour as the 10 cent stamp. This 12 cent stamp is meant to replace
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    IN SEARCH OF THE ECLIPSE.
    2075 7 A PLAN THAT FAILED. (By Our Special Correspondent). (In connection with the recent "eclipse, the Singapore Free Press arranged to assist in financing the expedition of a special co) respondent who hoped to be able to vist Christmas Island from Java Head in his ovvii
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      128 7 Maypole Soap js-f WON'T WASH OUT OR FADE, AND DOES NOT STAIN THE HANDS. STOCKED IN THE FOLLOWING SHADES. Canary, Crimson, Aloe Green, Pink, Light Bine, Marc u. Nut Brown, Cerise, Cardinal. Heliotrope, Mauve, Scarlet, Salmon Pink, Terracotta, Black, Dark Grten, Park Brown, Purple, Navy Blue, Fawn, Ecru. Cream and
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      510 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 BWBTTENHAIf PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM. ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP A HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES, HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT
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      526 8 "ELLERMAN" Uffl MLLZBM/t r T BUCKNALL .STEAMSHIP Ce^ TM in England). PASSENGER SERVICE. OUTWARD. Det Sirsspcr*. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nov 3 s. CITY OF YORK De 14 s.s. CITY OF SIMLA Jar 28 s.s. CITY OF POONA tj_ r 9 HOMEWARD. M. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles an,\ London Deo
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      586 8 P. Ac O. bKiik> AND APCAR UNE (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICI PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL B. N- C <Uade? Contract wiih TT Majeaty^i Qtnißiimnt'l LONDON FAB I N SBRVK FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLBB, LONDON I DUE SINGAPORE NANKIN about Oct. 15 KALY KARMALA about Oct 29
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      692 9 THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (JXfORPORATED IN SIAM.) SIM UAPORE— BANGKOK. COASTING SERVICE. bap. Kelantan, BangMia, Telupin, Patani, Singora, .umpon, and Bangkok. A i rival Departure Iti .rouKhout with cloctiic iijiht, and have excellent accom- psVotng<tn. L. p from Singa; on to Bangkok and Sa-.^apore via coast Duration of
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      667 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd \M rtRICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) i Incorporated in England.) NT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK Summers. Due S'pore Route p or CITY OF CANTON Oct.
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      585 9 ISTHMIAN LINE DIRECT SERVICE SINGAPORE TO DOBTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ. S.S. "FAIRI lELD CITY" <il: sth October, 1922 du e Singapore to load 17th November, i Taking cargo on Through Billa of Lading: to all Inland Points. Tor freight and particulars apply to.:— HENDERSON BROS. LTD. Shipping
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    THE PROBLEM OF RESTRICTION.
    888 10 POINT OF VIEW OF THE DUTCH, Bandoeng. Aug. 23. The laU-st pronouncement on the question f restriction was made in the House of Commons on the first of this month, when Mr. Winston Churchill said in reply to question that th Colonial Office had done everything
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    312 10 The g nt of Miss M< lly Pim and I Mr. Guhbins < M rgh and Taylor, Baremban) bM been annoui |(M. If.) The Hon. C. H. Huston, Assistant Secretary of Commerce of the United State?, with a party <>f Amierican scier. bed Hongkong on the United States I Guard
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      72 10 I 7 j; Service Stored in Every Cord." j Cordi i 1 yres Whether the test is on the city or country roads, J CONTINENTAL CORD TYRES prove their tough- ness, strength and wear resistance. n Their good looks reflect their long lasting qualities. ii /fSCJ& Every Continental Cord Tyre
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      487 10 9 T T Tt*HiViM]n iii^T^yfHft^ 0 I An invaluable I restorative in cases of jj Exhaustion 1 When the system "below par," 1 any unusual strain upon tht vitality ofien causes a feeling of exhaustion I This feeling of exhaustion it due to I a sudden partial collapse of the
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      283 10 JODELITE The Timber Preservative W fe Stocked iin 1, b 10 Gallon Drum WHY PAY H/g/i Prices for Hard Wood Soft Wood Treated With JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOD Write for Particulars to The Borneo Company Limited (Incorporated in England.) Singapore, fpoh and Penan}.,. THE MARK OP GOOD OIL
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      823 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Penang Lake Gitano 8 a.m. Bandjermasin Valentyn 9 a.m. Sambas, etc. Singkawang 9 a.m. Pulau Soegi Benuit 9 a.m. P. Diekson &T. Anson Ban Teck Guan 11 a.m Bagan, etc. Pontianak 11 a.m. P DlcksOß T. Anson Calypso 1 p.m. Malacca Kheng Seng: 1 p.m. Japan Knight
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    EXCHANGE.
    84 11 Oetob flank 4 lu 2 4 3 32 Bank demand 2 J Prirate credit* 8 n -j 1 5.16 New fork, demand ;,tr Credit:; '."I d France, demand India, T. T. ,7 lloiifkoiiy, denu 12 px Yokohama, demand Jara, demand Bangkok, djtmand .(0", Sovereign, Kank Buyfrs *^.54 Bank of
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    PRODUCE.
    122 11 Octob Tin Bayers X,. Gambicr t übe No. 1 17.00 Gambier 10.00 Pepper Blade 12.50 Pepper (white fair) 21.00 Tapioca, small flake, ?.g. 0.00 Pearl Sago small 7.78 Copra Mix Copra Sundried Ophga, Benares one. 4. L00 Rice, r.angoon white 248 ict, Siam No. 1 for export JBO Rico,
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    30 11 Sinfapore, Oct. 2. Singapore Standard Pale Crept 26H; Singapore Standai-J Ribbed Sn 26K 7 j; N'ov.-Dec. 27«4 27V4. Jan.-Marct London qaotation crepe »ad lfar%c Steady.
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    SINGAPORE ELECTIRC TRAMWAY.
    161 11 Ueceiv^r for Debenture Hold 0 Deb«nunt and shar of the Singrapore Electric Tramway*, Ltd., are informed that, o\ring- t" tfaa urg. of i sjot i pr*ct cable to carry out th* authority iriven by the Debenture-holders at the meeting- i July 26, as It is found thai
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    104 11 Whatever may be Gi i ■■'ml i, al] the pointi to !v M> recovery in the Indian market, As wu shown in our columns a few days ago, her »> try in iii« Jane q faster e Rs. SOP lakha, :h Rs. 12<> takha Ln the ■m period li£-hi w:..-
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      48 11 Singapore Oct. 2. 1:n £164 10s. 12 pec pikui. Rubbers —Qui t. y i:. I aI.r.r. j; Mininf. liitami Johans 4 i Tongkah j. N ng Pets $1 Yams 18s. !»d.. R so, Menglemtnu [ndostrials. —Straits T o^s, Strait I Lo:ms. |100, V t Loa -JOT.
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      MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
      54 11 Singapore, Oct. 2. Si ruium. Share Market. R«bben B wanted for B Lyer ku> i 1 < B• K K New I hangk Gajahf 1 No Johans LJlu 1 [|t I'iu Yanw 18s. 6d., Padang Plandok I Peta a 35. General.- Smelt v I 26, Robin $14.25, Weai
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    79 11 Siaffaport, Oct. Tin.— £l64 lOi 12 no mli Robbers. Ba i; K Gti 70, Kuala Sid inn IfentaJ 15, r;-.i Bern LO United 75. Mines. Asam Kumbe 29 21i 50, Unguia |2.9 i 1 1.75, P;\«l;in^ Pland< K. BootlM B5 Tiofli Rtii |3 $3.50, Tin Pia
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    52 11 I i new trian tich .ir,.. j ornaments. The kh or then I oar i-d in a h*rdei The t or Btai ':t. Tin- 19 intended tructioa ef i railway I Pnompenh u» B in Svt found I 'J*finitH rouu f..i ,k to Bcultit* with tiic mU; bat i to
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    THE WARREN SHIELD.
    763 12 SIM; iPORB It aVs BUCCB8& The flings port B. (V accomplished very iin<- performance by winning the Warren Shield Competition at Kuala Lumpur last week-end from among eighteen other regular and volunteer competing teams from all over Malaya. Tin i ieet of the 14 Royals in th<
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    30 12 Ei hteea i ...> found gambling at^3oi Street, a BOUSS with eight previous cosvict.'ons against it for beinp used as a I'ariiin^ house, were each fined $4 hy Mr. Bull yt
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    32 12 Wotlnesday, Oct. 4th. Ambulance Class. r>.ls p.m. Sijrnallintf Class, 5.15 p.m. Officers Meeting, .".30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. Rth. Church Parade at Presbyterian Church. Parade at Zetland House. 4.45 p.m.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. |
    1731 12 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR. THK Kl/UHKR POSITION. 'in the Editor. I havf recently received the ial bulletin of the K. G. A. for July tivintr Agues tot the Qrsl six months of this year. I have abst: acted soir.e figures f>o;ii the i mpiled in it and a? they seem
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    THE FOOTBALL CUP.
    619 12 Serious Accident to («ammell. The match between the 2nd Middesex Regiment and the S. R. C. in the semifinal of the Singapore Cup, which was playq^pn the S. C. C ground yesterday, was marred by a very regrettable accident to Gemmell, the 3. R. C. right half,
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    S.V.C. ORDERS.
    143 12 Tuesday, 8rd 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, Eurasian and S.F.A. Companies, Company Parade. Wednesday, 4th.— $.15 p.m., Drill Hall, S.V.A. Company, Company Parade. Friday, 6th.— 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, S.R.E. (v) -Field Sections, Construction of Obstacles. Signals, Lucas Lamp. Friday 6th.— 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, M.G. Platoon. Platoon Parade.
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