The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 October 1922

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. dsds SINGAPORE, S-S., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922 No. 10,716
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    165 1 English political new-, comments on the Prettier*! speech ani Mr. Asquith's. cover most of the cablenews to-day Page 7. French opinion has b_een somewhat provoked by Mr. Lloyd George's utterance Page 7. Generallv speaking the Home prt'-> i critical— Pi.ge 7. The Greeks are beginning to evacuate
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    SCIENCE ON TIP-TOE.
    1147 1 IV wriunt monies, nasectur quid' Even those who are barred by ti Limits of their education, or by the iml' l i; M claii other interests, from following up and appreciating to the foil the results of later-dny scientific nrnv., meat- be it described as evolution, convolution,
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      156 1 MAIJHOII) RAFFLES HOTEL. H- (10 lines) ARRANGEMENTS FOR AUTUMN RACE WEEK ;V M i Bdallj .Mi-iirtnttd lor Rate Week, Race Tirtins RACE DAYS !1 1 Y. lY.i H.iii^ant. Ll Wl> SMIKDAV.— Dinner Daam. 1 Olihcatial Concert. ClNEMA— Sunday Evening). I M.iw iri'.r rlaim to taMtft i;t the Hal!ro«.i« for I
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      322 1 MESSRS KELLY WALSH LTD. (INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG). BIG SELECTION OF LOCAL VIEW CALENDARS AND CHRISTMAS CARDS NOW ON SALE ALSO PHOTOGRAPHS OF LOCAL SCENES SIIT\BLE lOR SENDING HOME AS CHRISTMAS VND 1 NEW YEAR GIFTS > v v ■v■v.v■v.^v.^v.v.v.v■^^^^^^v.%%v.vA^v.v.v.VAVA^^^^v. < ;Jp the worlc if The reason for X if ROYAL
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      100 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. John Little**— P Ja< h a concrete mixer— Pa na on the 20th— Page 9. Koon Sen property s ■i. I bed whisky— _J* ray% ha\ :f< j: Tn»l oe s stle Page 5. Continental t> Page 10. ket— Page 2 he K, -Page ed on I K.
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      167 1 THE WEEK. j Tuetimg, i~th. j High Wat-.r, 7.48 a.m.. 7.37 p.m. i Homeward mail eloaai BbWI K. B. Rubber, G*tUy nrA B mail> noon Races, First day, 2.15 p.m. I Taagiia Cub at Home, 6^o p.m. ;A Weok-End, Vic. Theatro, \)MO. IV'ihicsihnj, ISih, High Water, 8.38 a.m., 8.40 p.m.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    302 2 <C.- Courtesy of thi Japanese Con ills General.) Tokio, (Kt. 11. The Commander in Chief of the Japanese >TCd in Siberia ha? issue<l kbc following roelaaaatisfi: Octol>er 3rd. Tiie final seclion of the prohibited area in Siberia where neither the arming of Russians or roup of Russians, nor
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      109 2 At the half -yearly general meeting of the -\a Chinese Students' Association held at Race Course Lane o n October 1, the fol"Wing were elected office-bearers Presi•*»nt Leo Choon Ewm (re-elected), Vice«lcnt Tan Soe Twan (re-elected), Hon. laiy Wee Kheng Yan^, Ass. Hon. secy Han Khiem Liang, Hon. Treasurer Iho
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      372 2 TO I ET OR FOR SALE. LARGE GOlMlWlVffc aewly erected area from iU,GOO to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LAEGB STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 ?q. ft. near wharf and shipp- ing. Also three storied buildings for offices and g<>down3. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write
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      461 2 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, J-HHS'\Y. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 10 P.M. THE BROADWAY BUBBLE Gorrinne Griffith has splendid opportunities to show her versatility in this clever picture, Mmming t\v separate roles twin sisteis. One is hij^h in New York's social lift, respecting, 'out not lovinp her husband. The other is a
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      220 2 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Municipal Commissioners of Singapore Town invite applications for the post of Assistant Rejristrar of Vehicles. It is essential that the applicants should have local experience and able to speak the I Malay language. The salary will be $600, rising to |820 per month. Applications stating age and
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      332 2 Prf^.*'iinme from Saturday, 14t'i October to Tlraramay, )<M SPECIAL NOTICE TO OUR PATRO] IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 1) P.M. Harold Lloyd's Latest and Groar. t < A Special Production released by Pathe HAROLD LLOYD 1 K :W OR NSVi I An hilarionui three-part special comady. Reel for reel, lauph
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      98 2 MUSIC. I OR ALL THE LATEST If US H. C. HUDSON. Latest hits and successes a* prf«r in stock 110, Ka-Lu-A, Say it \n;U. Muk My Girl is like a Rainbow, Salome, Dapper-Dan, Yoo-oo Stumbling, Honey Lu, Street Kentucky Rose, etc. STRINGS for all kinds of IXSTRrMENT> To be had
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    811 3 FRABER CO.. EXCHANGE AND SHARE i ROKEttS. MONDAY, OCTOBER l»th. MINI N 6. L*i«urea in brackets show the capital aim uwie value of the Share in dollars otherwise marked. O-Curi, div. x equal .s ex <!iv.J Batang: Padan K Tin ($1) tf 4.-, HJtam Tin (500,000) 1
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    28 3 Europe is now on the very brink of the precipice, and it is a question whether it If not too late to avert general ruin. Mr. Frank Vanderlip.
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    JIMAH RUBBER.
    534 3 ANNUAL REPORT. The n p i of tl ni 'i I ded June 30th, to be th< meeting aj hoi rs at Chari ed Bank Chambers, or Saturday, October 21st, at noon. tes The sura brought forward 'V' n th previous yeai less proportion of income tax for
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    64 3 The Gaiety programme to-night is, in th< (list show, The Fitting Trail, serial episodes 8, and 11, in the Meond Ihe Great ircufl Mystery serial, episodes G and 7. new Pathd Gascttea Nos. O<M. The Broad Bubble, a special Vitagraph production witli CoritiiM Griffith, and The Floorwalker, vith
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    THE ROPE PUZZLE.
    62 3 Mr. Na^ah of the Railway Goods ofti< •< sends the complete working of this problvn the answer to which he shows to be B f. 4 inches. The working however Ifcqvirei too much space to insert it in full. Mr. L. N. Williamson, Financial Adv junto tho
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      224 3 CHEVROLET CARS NEW MODEL FIVE SEATER I RING CAR, FITTED WITH it tkk Self-starter, DYNAMO LIGHTING, ELECTRIC V BPBEDOMBTKR, DETACHVBLE RIMS, DOUBLE FOLDING INDSCRBEN, ONE-MAN HOOD WITH GLASS IN REAR, SIDE CURTAINS, ETC. $1,600 I SOLE msTRIIHTOKS S.S. AND F.M.S. CENTRAL MOTORS LTD. OtHCUUS. "i The Standard WHOLESOME, for Purity
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      436 3 AM.A. A.M.A. ALLIED MANUFACTURERS AGENCIES (Malaya, Siam, Indo-China and Dutch East Indies.) P. A. PARIS, HEAD OFFICE Box 472, G.P.O. 54 56 The Arcad6f Singapore. Singapore. m POWER PLANT: INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENTS: C. A. PAKSONS CO, LTD. CEO. FLETCHER Co., Ltd. Steam Turbines, Complete Supar Factories. Turbo-Cenerators. Pumps, etc. ERNEST NEWELL
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    RUGBY.
    590 4 SINGAPORE HEAT JOHORE. Singapore defeated Johore at Johorc Bahru on Saturday by five points to nil. (Singapore lost the toss and kicked off f against the sun. The ball was nicely caught lb" Martin and eventually went into touch in the Johore twenty-five. The homesters i then attacked and
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    350 4 A missionary was shipwrecked on an island in the Pacific. Fearing that the inhabitants were cannibals he bid in the deepest part of the forest. One day, hearing voices, he crept cautiously up, and, listening intently, heard a man say: "Why the hell did you play that last card The
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      GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
      114 4 Law Cup. I layod for on 7th alu 8l V- Tne f ollow ing is the result. A. L. Bhrse 33 21 31 k. Dyke 88 6 32 F. J. Coleman 89 6 33 1. s. Newel! W 7 33 A. P. Robins* 37 4 83 Major
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      SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
      148 4 SINGA PORE GOLF CLUB. The monthly medal competition for October took place on Saturday and Sunday, J 4th and l~>th inst and resulted in a win for Mr. 6. Cullon. with a nctt score The sweep on Saturday was won by R. R. Turner and o n Sunday by D.
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      Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING.
      131 4 The Y.M.C.A. All Round Swimming Championship was brought to a conclusion with the holding of the Life Saving and Diving competitions. The former was won by J. E. Tan who did the 50 yards Life Saving race in 48 sees. In the diving- Tan Chong Kew came first
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      BOXING.
      50 4 On the Lucas de Souza night, E. Roots will meet Gunner Walters in a 4-round contest and Sam Foxy 6.6 will meet Lennie Jeyes 0.2. There will be one amateur bout between Vermulen, who was seen to advantage at the Victoria Theatre Hall in June last, and Teddy Watson.
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      KATONG GOLF CLUB.
      81 4 The October Monthly Medal was won by M. Schwarz 44, 55, 18, 81. The ball sweep was won by R. N. Earwaker 44, 5, 39. The Boxing Stadium will be open for ■pining on Wednesday and Friday this week, from 4.30 to 6 p.m. The S. R.
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      CRICKET.
      236 4 An interesting cricket match was played on Saturday on the St. Joseph's School Ground between the Y.M.C.A'. and the St. Joseph's Old Boys' Association, which ended in favour of the former by 56 runs. The following were the scores: St. J. O. B. A. E. van Jansz, c and
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      633 4 My Debt of Gratitvide. pPPHHRHI^ Ulcers the Size of Man's Hand.' -^>i^P Our Portrait U of Mr. G. M. THOMPSON, of 4. Midland Grove f dw«rd Ko»d BaImII Heath. Birmincham. England, who writei J' A lj r na PP* IIC^ to >et a Blood Mixture and decided to t.tki mr
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      633 4 i /I&gS£~&£. Of fill tealers. I Stocked J^SSfli 1 NANYANG BROTH^I |i L"^^^ ISI South Brid| PRELIMINARY NOTICE Messrs. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, Limited I &tructed to sell at an early date. All that the Life Interest of Cheang: Jim Kong, i the Will of Cheang Hong Lim, deceased. Particulars on
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    BRUNEI UNITED PLANTATIONS.
    754 5 AN IN EVENTFUL YE AK. '1 in annual genera] meeting of Brunei United Plantations Limited was hold in the registered offices of the company, French .Building it noon yesterday, presided over by Mr. A. Sims* Others present were Mr. H. C. Cooke-Yarboroughj H. B. Ward (for the
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    31 5 I Mr*. Fay Cooper-Colo, Chfl wifi- of Dr. Fay Cooper-Cole, who is on an expedition from the Field Museum of Natural History Chicago, arrived in Sintrapore on Um Kalyan, on Sunday.
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      362 5 TO LET. FR oM JANUARY M I!>( |SEJ NOW (MdPIKI) MKSSR S PHE STKAITO STKAMSHIP SD FLOOR OT.HBUDTB v 8* Ft OF OFFICE pggHS m BE HAD UN Sucahos it) rm uwatic w- (S.S.), LTD, (INCORPOft. xnD in BNCi-ASro. ST. »LBN*B rg BVIO Bftfortahle, eon Ural. rot Pn 2\ 10
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      804 5 AUCTION SALES HV ORDER OF THE CUSTODIAN OP ENEMY PROPERTY IUCnON SALE OF European, Chinese and Indian silvers, irO n safe, crockery, glassware, etc. To be held At our Sale-Room*. 16 and 17 Raffles Place ON SATURDAY, 21st QCTOHER AT 11 A.M. ♦™T p v risin T5 u r r
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      894 5 NOTICES. NOTIFICATION. Tei. fs v 11 bo received at the Uesident'i OCke, Kui.,^, up to A a 30th Ncvtniber, 1922, for the lease of the Pawnbroking Farm for the District of Sarawak Proper, i.e. from Tanjong Datu to the Sadong river inclusive. The Farm confers the exclusive right to le*
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      943 5 TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tender* will be received at the Colonial Office, up u> noon of th* 20th October, 1922, for the following works with the exception of items 2, 3 and 7 for which J- ndors close at noon of the 13th October, I. Alterations to Raffles Girls' School including
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      164 5 BY APPOINTMENT TO jl Eyesight 4C^l2fe Free i| Carefully *^S£j|? of i| Examined Mlfe^ Charge, jj R M. The Kins of Siam J I ■I THOSE WITH SUPERSENSITIVE LYES vvii.L ESPECIALLY AP- > PRECIATE THE MARVELLOUS RELIEF OBTAINED THROUGH S WEARING J J CROOKES GLASS i GOLD FILLED SPECTACLES WITH
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      MARRIAGE.
      30 6 KENNEDY— LAMB.— At St. Andrew's Cathedral on 14th October, Robert Kennedy. Mercantile Bank of India Ltd., to Lesley Constance. 3rd daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lamb, Singapore.
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      DEATH.
      40 6 LIM. Kim Seah at 78 Waterloo Street on the 16th. Friends and relation? are respectfully requested not to spend money on any scrolls, bands or Chinese musicians it being the deceased's desires to have a simple and quiet funeral.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922. The Premier's Rally.
    1111 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1922. The Premier's Rally. i We should doubt if Mr. Lloyd Gtorge has ever made a shrewder electioneering speech than the one he j delivered in that citadel of broad j Liberalism Manchester on Satur•i day. It is perhaps significant that j j he
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      BIG PBNANG FUNERAL.
      140 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penanjj. Oct. H>. Tho most elaborate funeral seen in Penang foi- many years took place to-day, v.lun the remains of the late Towkay (ian Gnoh Bee were removed from the deceased's t<-\vn residence to bis plantation at Glngor, to await Interment Huge crowds
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      IPOH NEWS.
      114 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) rpoh, Oct. ni. After the rugger trial match at Kuala Kangsar the following were chosen to represent Perak against Penang on Satur- day P.arwis, Berkeley, Farror. Brayshay. Ilime, Welsh, Bryson, Siacgahey, Newboult. Rendle, Titherin^ton, Green.'Will, Ayles•.vartli and Msade. At the annual meeting of Hitam
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    THE CASE OF SYRO ABDULLAH.
    120 6 it will be remembered that an Indian named Syro Abdullah who was originally arrested for importihg seditious literature from A was afterwards tried by Mr. Justice Barrett-Leonard at the Assizes on a charge of unlawfully returning from banishment. The learned judge after hearing the evidence
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    THE BANDMAN CO.
    152 6 Tin's company at the ictoria Th^ continues to draw bier houses and the season has been a record one. Last sight they ented the four-act comedy "Daddy Long by Jean Webster, the .screen ve lion hich with Mary Pickford in the lead was shown here some time
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    218 6 Mr. D. V. Charlton, of Kodak, Limited. Singapore, is in Penang. Mr. J. L Humphreys, British Adviser, Trengganu. is engaged to be n next Spring, says the Straits Echo. Sadliu Sundar Singh, the preacher who ang two cdncludt irope. II«> Patee- and If now on route to Tibet. Mr. and
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    THE RESTRICTION SCHEME.
    35 6 A COM! ik.n oi llNI1(( We are officially fi (lowing amendmei tin- Secretary Stevenson R i second paragraph, b all* 1 and imum of oi Tin- COI payable shilling a > one bundi
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    RESTRICTION.
    131 6 To iho Editor. Sir.— Your l< unfavourably as \<- r port your arprunw-u Merchant Why whatever in rubbei Ut prod *.-t th»' iiiii i of capital Invest* urged* Planten bavi all possible ananin and even to-daj changed. A yeai committee called to came to the sami opinion been fairl)
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    THE LATE MR. A. J. WELLER.
    182 6 Kt-tr. :t Kui lii the Coi i oi Chursda; evidence wt of the Ut-. Mr A Inspector of Em P. M. S., who ii <rl\' I ihoi on tl Mr. E. C. 11. v cation, S. S. to ghre evidf the deceased, deed, since
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      141 6 Watsons N c lo ahead of all others j SOLE AGENTS Galdbeck Macgregor Company, Limited. (Inccrpora-ted iu Shanghai). 1 DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE PREFER rooked lenses to be wed in the manufacture of their eyeglasses We have them. N. LAZARUS-^OPTICIAN UcaJ Ball Building, Batter>" Road. Mr. R. V. MEYER, F.S.M.C < LONDON)
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      102 6 93 Fairbanks-Morse TYPHOON POWER PUMPS, (MOTOR DRIVEN.) Motor Driven "Typhoon" pomps are erpeciary useful for first class pneumatic or irravily water supply systems where electric current is available. Beinj compact, amooth-mnnui and telf-coi' aired, theac outfits fu'e very practical for use in the basements of buildings In connection with water
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    APPROACHING ELECTION.
    442 7 -...mIUNM B 1 ,r,u\m\. Ort. 14. B Ir. 1 I v<{ thro igh < I S ited with B AcknowB credit B I to v Si 9 i ieorge B ■fl ivai •vei-y-B >wj<. I ..mi.m. Oct. 14. B self f: ce to fl illffeial si says B
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    EVACUATION OF THRACE.
    515 7 THE ALLIED MISSIONS. QUICK WORK. [neuter's Service.] Constaminopi". Oct. 15. A cre< itable piece of staffwork li thr of the nine t <> ■ttpervii the evacuate at various points la 1 Thrace, which begins a< r.iMni-l.t. An Itabattahon has also nu r< d out to Chorlu. I
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    CUP TIE FINAL.
    971 7 Mid<*Jes*x Win After Hard Simple. iho tnd atkhHeecji regiment won the Singapore Cup on the Padang last evening by defeating the S.C.C after a very been and interesting p l»y one goal to ttO. The jnilifiry iid« thoroughly th served to trin, although in the second half
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    U.S.A. GOVERNMENT PARTY IN SINGAPORE.
    97 7 U.S.A. GOVERNMENT PARTY IN SINGAPORE. T}^ Hun. Mr. C. H. Huston, Assistant, Secretary of the Department of Commerce, arrived in Singapore on Sunday on the Kalyan. He is accompanied by Colonel j Evans, of the Army Medical Service, Mr. 1 D. J. Davis, of the Department of Labour,] Mr. W.
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    148 7 (By courtesy of the N inyo Nichi-Nk'hi Shinibun). Tokio, Oct. 14. The funeral of the late Mr. Seuchiro Hayakawa will be provided by the Manchurian Railway. The deceased has been gi anted posthumous rank in the Order of the Rising Sun. I* is stated that Mr. Yi'.sujiro Shima
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    148 7 Sir Arthur Adams, Mr. J. D. Kemp and tl'C Hon. Mr. D. A. If. Brown have arrived to attend the "Race meeting A Johore Government Gazette Extraordinary, dated 11th inst.. notifies that a bill to amend the Inventions Enactment and a bill to prohibit the publication and importation of seditious
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    FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE.
    393 7 FURTHER REPLY FROM MR. PIKE-PEASE. London, Sept. 21. Some time ago I sent you the reply of the Pest Office to the criticisms which appeared in the Singapore Free Press regarding the slowness of the mails, and I then acknowledged the letter sent by M Herbert
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      105 7 FOR THE RkCV MFFTINn £\.\j &j if 1 lj Ei 111l |j JWS?L vv!^ W^ SMART &«o®m Li pWms& UP-TO-DATE /-^Yy" TRIMMED 4\ M!U,!NERY. 4 v\ I* j LARGE SELECTION OF NEW FLOWERS JUST RECEIVED. Robinson Co., Limited. Incorporated in SINGAPORE. GARRICK The retail price of these Cigarettes has now
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      564 8 THE CX:EAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The "Blue Funnel" Line— Alfred HWt 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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      563 8 "EILERMAN" LINB ILLZBMAr? BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP o*, iM (Incorporated in England). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Dm Blagapor*. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nov. 3 6.5. CITY OF YORK Dec. 14 a*. CITY OF SIMLA Jan. 28 s.B. CITY OF POONA Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. s.a. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles a nJ London Dec.
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      573 8 P* 4b O. BRITISH tori AND APCAR LINE, I (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVIr* PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Undor Contract with Ki« M*jesty'i GoTernm^nt > LONDON TAR-rASTERN SERVICE. FKOM LONDON -O MARSEILLES, tgDUE SLNGAPORE LEAVI I KARMALA about Oct. 29 KALTAN KASHGAR about Nov.
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      440 9 <T^ STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. ,ii»- Ul (INCORPOEATBD IN SIAM.) 7 Si VI ORE -BANGKOK. COASTING SERVICE. ob. Kolantan, Pangnara, Telupin, P^tani, Singora, t i.umpon, and Ujngkok. Arrival Departure riPOI 1G Oct. 18 M \ll! 23 Oct. 25 Xov.. 1 I 4 throughout wi el«*d v and hnvo excellent accomtd
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      276 9 O. S. K. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (subject to change without previous notice) European Line For Marseilles London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Tia Colombo, Suez Port Said. ♦Amazon Maru arr. Nov. 20 dop. 21 Shunko Maru arr. Dec. 21 dep. 22 •Omit Marseilles. New York Line: For San Francisco Panama, New
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      528 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited The China Mutual Stea.i Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.; (Incorporated in Enflaad.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANVM> FROM NEW YORK Steamers. Due g.^^ Koute aSSnOUS ANT N v Ct 2 l SUGZ
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      159 9 ijloyd rmssTiNo s.n. Co. (Incorporated in Italy). HOMEWARD SAILINGS. TRIESTE about «nd Oct. early Noy. VENEZIA about end Nov. For Colombo, Aden, Massana, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste, taking cargo o» through Bills of Lading for Fiume, the jtvante and Black Sea Ports. OUTWARD SAILINGS. For Hongkong and Shanghai.
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      632 9 ISTHMIAN LINE DIIiECT SERVICE SINGAPORE TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ. FAIRFIELD CITY Singapore to load Nov. 17 19fl MOBILE CITY due Singapore to discharge Nov. 25 1922. MOBILE CITY due Singapore to load Dec. 25 1022 Taking cargo on Through Bills of Lading to all Inland Points.
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    SMYRNA'S CLAIM TO FAME.
    995 10 HOMER AM) "BRIDGE.* Snn raa, long the headquarters of an in- j Auential British colony, has been famous' as a great commercial centre since the days' when it disputed tho honour of being Homvv's birthplace with six rival cities. In more modern times it has been
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    CASE OF MUI TSAI.
    155 10 Mr. W. N. Gourlay was engaged on Saturday m bearing a cfcarge of causing hurt to a bttk girl, named Tan Bo Tan, preferred against a woman named N ff Ch.k. who i.s atfeged to hav« belaboured the child severely and cut her up badly. The
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    THE WOODLANDS MURDER.
    59 10 Two men, a Malay and a Javanese have been arrested by the Detective Derailment in connection with the murder which took place at Woodlands on Friday morning when Mat, the Malay captain of 8 of the Johore fVn-ies was done to death. They wen produced before the
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    263 10 FOREIGN VESSELS AND AMERICAN PROHIBITION. The following cable was received yesterday morning at the American Consulate with the request to send it by mail or otherwiFe to all persons and Companies in the district owning or operating vessels touching at ports in the United States or any of
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      243 10 1 <^^^_ MMec^^E^^-^Kk»^M^'*~ -^*"Tt i^^3^3^ \m^ e "—and 'Wsocamt 1 en- cure a progressive in- crease of renewed heaith f for those who are Weak, Anaemic, NervoKSorßcn-doW tfT A most satisfactory feature ot W»ncarn»s is that it ensures a j progressive increase of renewed health a day-by-day improve* f ment
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      247 10 JODELITE The Timber PreservativJ Stocked Jin 1, 5 10 Gallon Drum! WHY PAY I High Prices for Hard Wood! Soft Wood Treated With I JODELITE I IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOQ J Write for Particulars Co I The Borneo Company Limitedl (Incorporated in England) I Singapore, Ipoh and PenangM THE
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      508 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Pulau Soegi Benuit 9 a.m. Kenmon Fook Mow 9 a.m. Japan, etc. Hakozaki Maru 9am New York. etc. City of Lincoln 9 a,m. Japan, etc. Gregory Apcar 10 a.m. Bagan, etc. Pontianak 11 a.m. P. Dickson T. Anson Ban Teck Guan 11 a.m. Colombo Bombay Awa Maru
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      307 10 CLEARANCES. October 16.— SWangor. Chye Hin Tay Yit, (Brit.); Myriam, (Fch.); Sri Muar. 'Brit.); Melchior Treub, |DuO. PASSENGERS ARRIVED. By Nankin from London Mr. and Mis. Preston, Mr. S. L. Pollitt, Miss P. M. Lea, Mr. W. H. Stubington, Mr. and Mrs. R. Morgan, Mrs. and Miss Milne and child,
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    EXCHANGE.
    86 11 October 16. Bank 4 m.s. •> fi-3;» Bank demand j j.j,; Private credits .1 m.s. j 1^.32 New York, demand 51 a 4 Credits 90 days 53 Vi France, demand 645 India, T. T. 178'£ Hongkong, demand n Prem. Yokohama, demand 107 Vi: Jara, demand 135% Bangkok, demand 90*i
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    PRODUCE.
    94 11 Octob'.r 1»: Tin Buyers $84% \o Seller* Gambier Cube No. 1 17.00 Gambier 10.3S Pepper Black 12% Pepper (white fair) 21.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 9.00 Pearl Sago small 7.7S Copra Mix 9.20 Topra Sundried 9.50 Opiujm. Benares unc. 4,500 Rico, Rangoon white 248 Hie*, Si*m No. 1 for
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    39 11 Singapore, Oct. 16th, 12 noon. j Singapore Standard Pale Crepo Spot 35 S.V^; Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Shoei Spot 35 35» a N'ov.-Dec. 36 3GVfe; Jan.-March 38 38^.. London quotation sheet 10%d. Market Steady.
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    387 11 The Asam Kumban?- Tin Dredging, Ltd. made a nett profit of £86 odd for the halfyear ended June SOth 192?, which tog-ether with i'4,li:i. broujrht fomrattl from last half-year is carriad forward. The working costs show a decrease of .59d. per cubic yard for the period. Provided tin averages I
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    FRASERS REPORT
    146 11 Tir.— UGS iZfi. <;<(. Buyers no sellers $84.37*4 per plkul. Rubbers. —Steady. Jimahs 5? 1.10, Btl !'<'.•. Kedahs si'.-j:.. Bukit Kepoi Pajama $5.35, Ayer Ifolcka !>n. Kuala Sidims $1.00, Tduk Aiwona 16, Allenbya 60, Lunma 16, ftfandal Tekong 36, Mklmka Pindaa $1.22',.. Uun Simpana $1.25, United Malaccas $1.^5.
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    127 11 7^~ Singapore, Oct. hi 8 r 34%, Hongki ng \ht cent pre* mhim. Sharv market. Fair buailiesa passing. Tins.— Taipinsrs 77'j 82tt, Norths 92 South- B7H M?^. Remmgi L9a. 20s. 6d., Johana 42 it l^. Ulu Piaha I'T 1 $I.ol'-.. Mania >:j.-o $4.15, Linjcuis $2.90 0, HiUma $1
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    179 11 Singapore. Oct. Ki. Tin. £168. 12s. 6d. 84% no sales. Rubbers. Ayoi- Hitams ?11 $12, Amalgamated Malay $2 -52.25, Balgownic $3.50, Brogas 47> 66, Bukit Jeluton^s 40 50, Bukit Katils 05 75. Changkat Serdanjrs 1 $2.75 $B^s, Gtenealys so no, Indw^his j $3. $4, Kamasans $2.75
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    79 11 :ity of Dairen in now on the brink, of bankruptcy, on account of over-protec-Is the statement made by M Konrnra of the "Yoariari," who recently paid a visit to and investigation <>f tic city. H. states that "Shanghai and Hongkong arc cities which hays gradually growi up to their preaem
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    17 11 Each teperation fcakai a special pU«a«n in putting its parent*' houatltold fodi io tlic cupboard. -Dean Ing*.
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      236 11 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COTAnTuhST' «r- v (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) OFFICE -Winchester House, Singapore. LONnnK nppirp qp nu t h« £20,000 deposited with the lucerne Court of Engird °and Sff^if tS^^'iS?NANS OF ASSURANCE A —ance Companies Act. Ar iL MANAGING DIRECTOR »AGEN TO WANTED taxt A. H. FAIR.
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      545 11 CHARTERED BANK. of India, Australia and China. hcorporated in England by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital in 606,000 Hhares £5 each (3,000,000 Reserve Fund 3.700,000 Itcserve Liability of Proprietors 3,000,000 HEAD OFFICE. 33 Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Alor Star Hor.gkong Pcnang Amvitsar Hoilo Pukc-t Banckok Ipoh Uargoon Batavia
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      866 11 YOKOHAMTIm BANK, LIMITED. Established 1880. Capital Subscribed Y. 100,000,000 (fully paid up) Reserve Fund y. 65,000,000 President: K. Kodama Esq. Vice-President: R. Ichinomiya, Esq DIRECTORS: q N. Soma, Esq. N. Kujiwarn, Em. V Jwnakawa Esq. S K Suzuki. Esq. s£t%±h. BrstS ft?-* v' J?f um Es K Mogamt Esq. i
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    IN THE COURTS.
    818 12 Tin: PBRNANDO CASE. Conviction Upheld. The case of E. P. Fernando, late reception at the Europe Hotel, who was first ted by Mr. P. A. F. David, District f criminal breach Of trust in respect •)f monies b longing to the hotel, and on appealing to the
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    SINGAPORE OUTFITTER'S BANKRUPTCY.
    817 12 SINGAPORE OUTFITTER'S BANKRUPTCY. Mr. J. U Campbell's Examination. c Mr. J. L. Campbell, tailor and outfitter, formerly of Raffles Square, was examined L by the Assistant Official Assignee (Mr. G. j H. Kellagher) before the Acting Chief j Justice, the hon'ble Mr. P. J. Sproule, in j the Bankruptcy Court
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    MINOR'S-SUCCESSFUL DEFENCE.
    391 12 Father's Forced Cheque. A Chinese youth who, at the age of nineteen, was stated to have acted as surety I for a hundred thousand dollars for his uncle who was employed as compradore of the JJanque Industrielle, and was himself being raid $350 a month there, v/as defendant
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    65 12 The action brought against Mr. T. J. B. rne by Haniffa Bee binte Kana Mod Eusope, sueing as administratrix of' of the late Kulsum Bee binte i Khan, in legard to a mortgage, f or j V' executed by former executors, of a! and land at 426 Pasir Parvjang road,!
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    541 12 SUNDAY'S RACE. Phe first of the :-erie~i of races under i, for the Cup present- I id by the Sailing Committee, came off on Sunday. Twelve s ata went pent sway iy Mi. Pleti in unsettled weather at i0.1."> and a si.»u but interesting rac- was
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    TO-DAY'S RACES.
    123 12 PCRATCHINGS AND SELECTIONS. Scratching Race 2 Orthez, Ganesh, Calculator. Race 4 Clovelly Boy. Race 5 Golden Maij. Race 6 Drumfire, Red Wire, Radium, Goonhilly. Race 7 Joyce. Selections. Rate 1 apt. Cuttle, 110, two-thirds Mimleroo, 120, two-thirds The Hobo, 50, half. Race 2 Cornstalk, 220, two-thirds Lady Piquet,
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    SHOOTING.
    271 12 Johore Rifle Club v. S.S.V.F. Association. A rifle match took place on Sunday morning, between teame of nine a side from the above Clubs on the Range at Johore Bahra. The weather conditions were good at 200 yards until heavy clouds threatening rain came up when the third details
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    HOCKEY.
    116 12 The following players will represent the S. C. C. in a match against the S. R. C. on the ground of the former club on WedMsday at B p.m: H. S. Thaekray, G. Graham Brown, O. R. S. Bateman, J. Holyoak, N. A. M. Griffin, B. E. Ablitt, P.
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    82 12 Tuesday, 17th, Malay Co. Prade. FS.F.A. Band practice. Wednesday, 18th, S.V.A. Co. Parade, lecture. Friday, 20th. S.R.E. (v) sections training. M.C. Co. Platoon Parade. European Co.' Special Pa7-ade. The special parades on Monday and Friday are to enable members to complete the requisite number or drills for
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    22 12 Wednesday, 18th. Ambulance Class, 5.15 p.m. Signalling Class, 5.15 p.m. Saturday, 21st. Annual Relay Race. Sec Special Orders. 1
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    27 12 Mr. W. H. Threlfall, Assistant Post master-General, Penang, leaves for home on furlough early next month. Mr. S. Stutchbury, Accountant, General Post Office, Singapore, is in Penang.
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