The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 October 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. IKN CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 192?. No. 10,711
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    237 1 Iteuler sends a few wires on the effect of the Restriction Scheme, which excited the London market, but is doubtfully received by the Times and the Financial Times. Our Kuala Lumpur and l'enanu correspondents also send comments Page 7. The local share market is lively, but there
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    927 1 Quicquid agunt homines nostri eat far rag* Libelli JCVBNAL. Is it really any satisfaction, after a bif dinner, to know that the other fellow* ar>e also fading pretty ''chippy Th*Hurh Commissioner's house at BaghdaW. cost £50,000, which was described in thv j Commons as a very
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      237 1 MALTHOID Raffles Hotel. 3 j SATURDAY T,i eP ho.,e 2920. 3 9 Guest Night .Dinner Dance. 3 Raißes Orchestra. 9 Joint Mflcal Directors: IAC.LIAFIETRA. Mr. W. F. CONNOLLY, a9 (Dance Music). 9 Sunday: Cinema 9-30 p.m. C\ [LOOSE LEAF BOOKS I UK FINISHED ARTICLE I BL' SUPPLIED NOW S FRASER
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      276 1 MESSRS KELLY WALSH LTD. INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG). lfl<; SELECTION OF LOCAL, VIEW CALENDARS AND CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW ON SALE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHS OF LOCAL SCENES SUITABLE FOR SENDING HOME AS CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS. How Much per Year Does The Lack of a system Cost You? WM y<UI CPnnot a
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      127 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. -Municipal tenders Pajre Gets-It cares corns Paire 3. Vanilla Pod^ at Bolter'?— Pago 1. Pianos tuned by Season Ltd. Paev Cutieora beautifies the complexion I Pa ere 10. Alhambra (.run. a now programme Paiiv 2. Specials in men's wear at, Whiteaway's Pa kg 12. Ven-Yusa pntfl now vitality
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      115 1 THE WEEK. j High Water, 3.56 a.m., 3.2 p.m. Rugby: S.C.C. vs. Johore, Johore Bahru. Goodwood Hall Cinoma night, 9.15 p.m. Tilly of Bloomsbury, Vic. Theatre, 9.30 p.m. High Water, 5.20 -i.n.. 4.36 p.m. High Water, 6.43 a.m., 6.18 p.m. Brunei Plantations Evatts, noon. Football: Cup Final MiMlcMa »>. 9
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    400 2 tk>n ofke in l. part i i moi ted. n n consumption ,f cheese, there were ity-flve cast, from p(n -i and sausages 1 1: m.. at Mai The ftrtsaeni hai ca eaaes of food her! miltl i have Saudi H r»in iver -iay A n I irhetl vrhetb the
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      279 2 TO I fOR FOR SALE. lAKGE (it >WNS, aewly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. fa* er. LARGB STORES from 6,000 to 34,000 iq. ft near wharf and shippircr. A' d three stoiied buildings for offices and gvxiowas. Centrally situated* All immediate entry, cheap. Apply or wviU- to
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      662 2 comk a:;d U r^vv^".* H3& «&s•' you will BE ENTERTAINED >* M^riiij* llinH«hflraJß BE DELIGHTED Our New Programme A DAZZLING GftOUP At 7.30 sharp "DANGEROUS TRAILS" with REX RAY A red hot cowboy di the Aywon Film Corporation hive reeli of Agtata LOVE AM) LATHER" WITH MONTGOMERY ROCK New Biff
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      349 2 Proi;r«aiaM from b'iardajr, il«'i Ot-tober to |i t i Jr SPECIAL NOTICE TO Oil' IN THE SECOND SHOW I I Harold Lloyd'i I. A Special Produotion released ly Pathe .\> HAROLD LLO in W I An hilarious three-part ipecial Reel for reel, laugh for laugh, it excel* anj con riot
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    817 3 PHASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. FRIDAY, OCTOBKR 13th. M INING. (.Figures in brackets show the capital and issue vahie of the Share in dollars unless otherwise marked. c.-Cum <liv. x equals <x diT.J BaUng Failing Tin ($1) 35 46 Hitam Tin (500,000) 1 1.10 Jelantoh .35
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      240 3 p£3l ten y r 77/ I •ougf»' up on t\s ait tine Kealtliy child. irX. 1 «m 54? I period food." \/sV 1■ j i *y?v Baby's peaceful sleep j leep > the right time is as necessary to Baby W kind .\m\ quantity of food. If he does £r
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      262 3 O atf+ P AMA A.M.A. j |4||Bfig I GEORGE FLETCHER CO. LTD. 1 3HS (INXORPOR/VTED IN ENGLAND). 'I *E™§ j CANE SUGAR jgPSS^i f MACHINERY. *«^fi^^fflli Specialists for the ;;r3- s *®i| Equipment of I hfwONDERFuS j SUGAR factories. i [iL STRENGTH 1 1 j refineries #JBi makes it|| distilleries.
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      399 4 f. i I Atter a 0 that pleasing of coolness hived the Gillette U a y can't imagine how ci I be! fe oved Gillette Safety over the face. It cl without a k or "scrape.*' e delightfully smooth. Price $11. It 1 cshin/ ly cool. L; real pleasure t>l
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      731 4 CHURCH SERVICES. THE EIGHTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITT. Octota If 22. ST. ANDREW ITHEDRAL. 7.:)() u.rn. Litany. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (ChorHl.) 9.15 a.m. Matins followed by Holy Commanion. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. ST. MATTHEW'S 6EPOT LINE 7 a.m. Ho'y Communion. 8-15 p.m. Evensong and Sermon.
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      452 4 V U dealers. I Sacked I T :r: i o Sol'- i j iV g 3. Singapore Gift >*. r Op^ G BROTHER b j 5 o :^"^y^ 181 Soulh BrM (> 5 -4-^*4*^ Telephones IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE 6F VALUABLE RUBBB PLANTATION The Undersigned have been instructed t<» sell by
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    THE OUTLOOK IN THRACE.
    427 5 Dasjgei from Armed Bands. With the defeat of the Greeks in Asia Minor, Thrace may easily become a storm centre in the immediate future. Thrace la ;> Mountainous, almost roadless country, and lends itself to operation by irregular bands, of whom there are already many in
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    A CENTRAL HOME OF FREEMASOBY.
    182 5 A CENTRAL HOME OF FREEM ASOBY. The Alternative Sites. The action of th< United and in leaving to its Dea •.-■ion m to Ibe m' Qtr»i Home of Masonry, which is to be the medm rial to toe members of the craft who los'. ;v <-' s v.tr, viil itad
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      144 5 &m Chamber !Ub- U c Bait Plac :n l Pans. Fc I I i P r<: u.c. ound an Particu 0 »ad t!oor i 0 D tlu> prc lf-10 i*T— Sl ith A pp y to Cheon, u.c. j. commodiou! Tuan Street to the Docks am of Fre< u.c. jj--
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      578 5 AUCTION SALES AUCTION BALI tapritt; is, f r; ih •on,. SSE^SSi 1 "SL .1 ux MONDAY, Mtk OCTOBER AT H.30 PjT BUILDING SITE AT TANJONC K WONG ntnining an lirO a 5iS«O JT* k" the Mi. of several heuhh r. iorf*' H AVEI.OCK nOAI) roofed tariMM .■hop.houscr N o! 4,
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      887 5 NOTICES. GOTBSNMBNT OK JOHORE. \Jt f;over »^^nt ar, prepared to rcesN tenders up to noon of the 16th Oetober 1922 ■District' «J rigHtß f P^^roking in t"h Pxhll f KIu o an e Road, Jalan Pancher, Bat cndinl ?1 ho n State of Jo «ore, for the periending 31st. December,
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      840 5 TENDERS. GOVEK.VMENT NOTIFICATION. siAtarv-s'offl^"^^ the Z V L X r ll of 20th u the e,«ption of Vm, 2 Tl tT'" 0 uarter s lor 8 N on-Commissioned Officers two A^r SioT- 1^ 8 Vari US btfildin^ at Teluk (a) Quarters for nn Assistant Superintendent of Pohce including outhouses, 1
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      158 5 S BY APPOIXTMK.NT !j Eyesight ijT&'3fe Free t Carefully *^«SJK of :j Examined nH^ 5 Charge, j: J ff M. The King cf S-~ l\ J THOSE WITH SUPEaSBNSmVE EYES wiU. ESPECIALLY APJ PRECIATE THE MARVELLOUS RELIEF OBTAINED THROUGH < WEARING V X CROOKES GLA.-S i GOLD FILLED SPECTACLES WITH
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922. Boat Drill and Stations.
    1027 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1922. Boat Drill and Stations. The tragedy of the Egypt appealed jlto all of us who have made journey* i:| by sea and can claim to have journey- ed on liners, happily in the vast majority of cases without regrettable incident, but with many
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    1064 6 Letters and parcels for Kuala Trengganu can now be insured up to $500. Mr. C. W. Dawson lias boen appointed to act as second magistrate, Singapore, and Mr. W. N. Gourlay as third magistrate. The appeal of E. P. Fernando, formerly clerk at the Europe Hotel, who was convicted on
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    111 6 "THE YOUNG PERSON IN PINK." The New English Farcical Company Comedy scored another success last night, when they gave a capital representation of Gertrude Jennings' comedy in three acts at the Victoria Theatre. Leonora, the Young Person in Pink, meets Lord Stevenftge, a s Toby, in Hvtse Park one Saturday
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    31 6 MKB AT IPoa (From 0 A li.v in ii. bight caused m proximity to the tfec Bank.'. Tl. and confined the {>letely destroy.' jumped Irani fo .-pir*\ .-H).) hild
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    THE ROPE PROBLEM.
    64 6 lii connection appeared in otu pondent wri* With referei your paper of to-d length of Um v..p.- u shall bo much Obi we know whether ii Another eo i)f the rope u If j sort age of the moi 17 years. Wo Btgrei thai injr the intracaci*
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    TWO MURDERS.
    46 6 In the early i a nmrdet near the Ka»i\\ of one of the t\ i pore and Johore a thief. Deceaai \vh<> had ent< red sirujrxlc tli.-tt tt>Mthe latter Mai good hi- What point Bangoon Road, wh was found dead several stab WOUkb I
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    SINGAPORE NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.
    79 6 SING APORE NAT URAL HISTORY SOCIETY. TIM Usual Society wai held at I Ka Monday afternoon. The H Leonard save pap and Tiger eat I character! <>f the two benti wendi from many potoi of present highly enjoy* d the manner In which tl -r two subject.-. The exhibiiioi included
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    133 6 ißj Cowtos) of Um > \i« hi SI inTokio, Ut The now Vladr solved tht- Chambi urgied its diaobwUence, the newly impoM cruel. It is stated that VtßUkm i' refugees on ships for abi atrocities committed bj Tho seriousness «.i cholen abated oaid tin- ftsh been nMMi It
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    PROPERTY AUCTION.
    104 6 The following sold by auction b> 9enjr and Co. .-it heir «al*-** Chulia Street on Freehold lard and r Chiat Tenrace h .va >y Mr. S. K K- M for $750. Freehold building- I J Road off Own K.--' rrs j( >l )ought by Mr I?. > r
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      320 6 I .«A&. DON'T HOPE >^^^^^^s. FOR THE BEST. I 'i /ITT f^p 1 %^MW«- I 1 11 I °^S IP^" "*-i 1 11. I Oaldbeck Macgregor Co., Limited (Incorporated in Shanghai.) WHOLESALE AND KETAIL M INK \M> SPIRIT MERCHANS (OFPICE) (PHONE) S7 (ecii Strict. 228 j «^Q] -I Many tennis
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      8 6 JOHN DUKE. i 16, Battery Road, Singapore. I
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    THE RUBBER BOMBSHELL.
    337 7 gXCTTBD THK MARKET. IHO6TU ■MMK'N. W London. Oct. 12. ii..it it has of the eintoeffc* fttion m that into ti.e local i may not be |j in Ceylon, the scheme, when Legislature, will n u tries, „v MARKET. London. Oct. 12. Colonial OeVe reU* market. ecommendatiom is
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    THE RESTRICTION SCHEME.
    171 7 tuh Umpur Opinion. t** S!ilii »fter dealing wits th« ■Cfeme, writes: Th< 'bribed th 19 schem, r^ble. Itm ayW: we mucl '"on and Rulos thereunde V lh--'''ls^lh thr T hbeforetb l>lkir short BUch a task ahea( ""MrnostH C°mmittee expert -kii **«.!tt^ a!i yr tackietheinnum« to ilr hl?
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    TO REDEEM THE MARK.
    644 7 PRESIDENTS DECREE. TO LIMIT SPECULATION. [Reuter's Service.] Berlin, Oct. IS. The Cabinet has unanimously decided to issue ordinances to limit simulation in foreign luriimlae in Oldar to prevent' tin tfesr tall at the mark. TERMS OF RESTRICTION. Berlin, Oct. 12. A decree «>f tin- president against
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    NEAR EAST POSITION.
    329 7 TURKS INTRUSION. INFRINGEMENT OF AGREEMENT. [Reuter's Service.] Constantinople, Oct. 12. Despite the signature of the Mudania agreement, and Ismet Pasha's assurances with regard to the suspension of the move meats of troops, four thousand Turks crossed the new boundary, north of Daridja, on the bmidt Peninsula, this
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    LINER AFIRE.
    190 7 San Francisco, Oct. 12. Tho American steamer City of Honolulu,! the ex-German liner Friedrich der Grosse, is dangerously afire two days off Los Angeles. The 7f» passengers, mainly American tourists, are returning from Honolulu and 200 crew have taken to the boats. The j lari wireless from the
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    TYRE PRESSURE AND HEAT.
    253 7 Many tyre users have the mistaken idea that tyres should not be inflated in hot weather, to the required amount as suggested by tyre experts. Careful tests have been made by the Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Company and they strongly advise against such a practice. The
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    450 7 ABOUT CHINA. SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION. [Reuter's Service.] London, Oct. 13. Professor J. W. Gregory has arrived in London from a scientific expedition 1 Southwest China and said that the expedition was mojl successful, despite torunti.-: rains and terrific floods. He had secure i a unique collection of botanical,
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    A LOAN ISSUE.
    316 7 ikYiin. Oct. 12. Thu Lokal Anzei.srer says that the German Government measures to prevent speculation in currency include the prohibition of tendering- or the acceptance of j foreign currency for the purposes of »pe- culation or hoarding. Also the issue of four hundred million gold marks treasury
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      236 7 FOi? T//E /?^CES ///G// CL4SS PRISM BINOCULARS H^S^B ____*> P^ i^vyOiJt BB^^BKB^^^^^jP sfpP^ i ft i ni^_l P (>r^' ct mechanical rf>nl optical con- I I^^^^^Lwl I struction. Tlu-y combine high magnifying I JlJ&l^ I ;(lt transmitting power with an m BE^^'i^^o__M^Sft M exceptionally large field of view yß^pß y
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      558 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, TORT 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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      569 8 "ELLERMAN" UNI ■LLKEIMi ft BUCKNALL STEAMSMIP CV, MM. \ir corporated in England) PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Dm Slagapor*. b.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 Marseilles anJ London
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      574 8 P. O. Bi<lilsrt toto t AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated In England MAIL AND Pi%6SENGER AND CARGO SERA ICI PENENSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. (Under Cotitract with Hii Majesty's Governments. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON r; O MARSEILLES, LON DUE SINGAPORE LEAVE SING NANKIN about On. 16 KALYAN KARMALA about Oct. 29
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      601 9 7fc m &jmkvm co., ltd. vi ORE— BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. Kelantan, i ?a Telurinf p i m. 'hampon, and Bangkok. y ra Nov.. 1 Ugllo Jt Wlt and have excellent accom- ttom Binffl I Bi <;kok and Singapore via coast I rip IS days. nd leave Johnston'a Pier half will
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      624 9 The Ocean Steam SWp Company, Limited, lhe China Mutual Steain Navigation Co., Ltd AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co Ltd tM&ftICAN MANCHUkIA-n LINE) #> (Incorporated in Engia&U.) fOINT SERVICK TO NL'W YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK CITY ofTTxtoy D e S>P re I! U<e F jf .^r
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      392 9 I ISTHMIAN LINE DIRECT SERVICE SINGAPORE TO IiGSTON, NEW YORK. AND BALTDIORB VIA SUEZ. PAIRFIELD CITV <iu. Singapore to load N l7 MOBILE Cl dueSlna w.UmL 8 CITY Dec. 28 IW2 Taking- cargo or Through Bills of Lading to all Inland Pol;, For freight and particular! apply to:— HENDERSON BROS.
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    CHURCH PROPERTY IN MANILA.
    99 10 Figures released by the assessment department of Manila show that religious properties exempt from taxation have a total assessed value of P32,199,66G, of which the value of the land is P7,425,426, and the value of the improvements, P24.774.240. The Catholic church and orders own laad a»se?sed
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    31 10 That nircraft will eventually stop all war u highly probable, but they will do so not »>;/ sinking capital ships but by bringing »W«iith to the civil population. —Admiral K. H. Bacon.
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    "INFLUENZA IN MUFTI."
    443 10 "INFLUENZA IN M UFTI." A Disease With Many Disgui^-. The Medical Officer of Health for London has issued his annual report for 1021. It is a document of very great interest, and deserves the ca-reful study of all who are v interested in the epidemics which, with the regularity of
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    HOOKWORM IN FIJI
    348 10 Vigorous Campaign. The hookworm campaign in Fiji is making satisfactory progress. To date there have been over 14,000 treatments, with one field unit, in the Re"\va urea. This volume of work has been possible on account of the success of the new drug used carbon tetvachloride. This
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    GERMAN IMITATION OF PRECIOUS STONES.
    241 10 Mi. Serge Richterman, a Poli.sh subject, who has a jewellery establishment on Xangking Road, Shanghai, gave evidence in a case in the British Police Court in which a man named Joseph Grimble was charged with having obtained from Arthur Akehurst the sum of $100 by
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      75 10 t i: "Service Stored in Every Cord." Continental Cord; 7 1 jfl \3o 7 S Whether the test is on the city or country roads, J I CONTINENTAL CORD TYRES prove their tough- J 1 ness, strength and wear resistance. Their good looks reflect their long lasting qualities. ii /r|Dv\
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      569 10 A Footballer Yachtsman. Mr. HAROLD H. HALSE, TV Famoai Footballer, djff* [!I '^a^ 11 Atl he beginning of the I'laMjgL. ■eai-on very exertion tH^fiP taxed me severely. I from terrible Backache. ffi^i^' h-^ and when I had taken one <k>*e I wa.< relieved, after one bottle, all agonies disappeared E%
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      224 10 JODELITE The Timber Preservative "^iIIIh i n "ifMlBP^ Stocked |in 1, 5 10 Gallon Drun WHY PAY H/g/i Prices for Hard Wood WHEN ISoft Wood I rented JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOD Write for Particulars Co The Borneo Company Limited (Incorporated in England.) Singapore, Ipoh and Penanfr THE MARK
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      759 10 SHIPPING NOTES. The schooner Wm. H. Smith arrived at San Francisco after a voyage of 123 days from Faisi, in the Solomons. The crew allege that the food shipped in Sydney could not be consumed. They ate s>ea-birds t sharks and mixed copra with the flour until the motor ship
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      1250 11 $5,000,000. TUT TRI7AT I?ACTPD\T iirr Assurances in force over $17,000,000 I THL faKfcAl EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED. I (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) I 'twStSSSSjftSS: thrive Court of a,^ 110 0F^ ICE L^ASf?. E -C I RETARY A H FATP I MANAG gg R^ W AG H E S, DIRECTOR
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      1022 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated in Erglaml by Roya! ChuMr A. D. 1720.) FIRE MOTOR MARINE Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives— Messrs. BARLOW Co. Messrs. WEARE Co., Ltd. Messrs. BARKER Co., Ltd. Branch Office— 6l, The Arcade, Collyer Quay. A GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. EXCHANGE. TRADE AND COMMERCE. Bank 1
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    1142 12 YESTERDAY'S CASES. Mr. .lustier Barrett-Lcm.ard presided over the Singapore Court of Bankruptcy) \e<terday. The motion by Mr. Smith an behalf of the petitioning creditors for appointment of an interim receiver, and for substituted service of the bankruptcy petition in the affairs of T. B. Lin and Company. Permission
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    FUTURE RUBBER CROPS.
    575 12 S DEMAND CATCHING PRODUCTION. !n view of the great divergency of opinion vhich prevails regarding future crops of ubber it is interesting to examine the tatistics of planted aicas and outputs compiled by the London publishers Messrs Dickinson Son. Assuming that Rubber akss five to six years
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    THE FLYING SCOTSMAN.
    85 12 3 c The North-Eastern Railway Co. will 1 Nitly use to convey the famous "Flying h 'i olaasan" between York and Newcastle t he first high-speed electric locomotive uilt in Great Britain. This locomotive will a raw 450 tons at a maximum speed of 90 r iles
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    194 12 RACE TRAINING. The customary slow work was done yessrday morning, a few enthusiasts turning p to watch. Clovelly Boy has been ubed, and came out to work in a more ubdued frame of mind than usual, though M seems to have got over it pretty well. f he
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    CRICKET.
    412 12 There are still throe matches to be played in the S. C. C. Tournament, but it has been impossible to arrrange one for this afternoon, and there will be a scratch match between S. C. C. elevens. There is only one match to be played to complete the fixtures
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    SINGAPORE CUP PRACTICE GAME.
    123 12 SINGAPORE C UP PRACTICE GAME. The practice match for r.ho S. C. C. team in preparation for the Singapore Cup Final with the 2nd Middlesex regiment on Monday resulted in a win for them by two goals to one. Cox took the place of Sinclair in the first, eleven, the
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
    123 12 Next Sunday's race will be for the Sailing Committee Cup, Club course, flying start. 10 a.m. Percentage system of handicapping will apply. The handicaps are as follows: Polly 2.3, Kathleen 1, Betty 8.7, Helen 3.2, Gertrude 1.4, Ella 7.9, Sally scr. Eve 3, Puteh 9, Margaret
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    21 12 Saturday, 14th. Field Day. See Specii Orders. The Annual Relay Race will take plac on Saturday, October 2l8t.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    151 12 S.C.C. TENNIS TOURN AMENT. YESTERDAY'S PLAY. C. Class Single. Hoblyn vs. Hare, unfinished. Lloyd vs. Hogervorst, unfinished. B. Class Single. Donaldson beat Salter, 6 1, 6 2. Newcomers Handicap. Chamier beat Crawford, 6 4, 6 4. Hertog beat Ferguson, w.o. Soper beat Schudel, 4—6, 7—5, 7—5. Noble beat Whitley, 6
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