The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 October 1922

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. IBS CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1922. No. 10,721
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    243 1 The election fever is growing in England, the polling date having been fixed for Nov. 15th. Page 7. Mr. Bonar Law has formed a Ministry, the constitution of which is given in a Keuter cable Page 7. There is no hope of Mr. Lloyd George getting any
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    CHINESE DOMINOES.
    972 1 It was after dinner one night that w. played oar iirst game, Eurydice, Ann and myself, with the Orientalist as Instructor: You may picture the scene, a cour.. of beautiful women with cameo profiles, the ancient Sinologist with bloodless hands and tapering nails, and myself but no, nm
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      102 1 MALTHOID I Raffles Hotel. Telephone 2920 (10 Lines). j!f I Thursday E Guest Night, 1 Ka;Scs Orchest: S EDGAR HULLAND AT THE PIANO. M I't^B (HPWW^ wjt^^^W QBHmHV Li. ■■r»eL: TT3BBB! SMK^SPMbSC?^OBHHRBMH r l ;e leaf books .Mi: FINISHED ARTICLE H NOW r FEASER&NEAVE,LTD. ARCADE, SINGAPORE. GRAPHITE OT T a
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      212 1 jfir tl\c work J/ The reason for \k jj 1/ ROYALrypewrit- ?1 if er supremacy is |i ij I rully established I M\ Now— compare the guaranteed IM *l < m\ service which follows the purchase 'S > ij "Compare ij T--'T Vrn~i'Bin^iMiiiißßM^s3£.rZ_!lZZl^--!_!^_Z^^— S J The new prices on the
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      187 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Reudel Bath Saltrates for had feet Page o. Optical repairs in one hour, by -Tohn Duke Page 6. Excellent liqueurs from H. Bolter Page 1. Alhambra Cinema special announcement Page 2. DunhUl'fl tobacco cartridges from R >b>nson's Page 7. Dinner and dance Raffles dote) tonight Page 1. Whiteaway*!
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      92 1 THE WEEK. Tkundmg, ttak. High Water, 2.17 :..m., 1.20 p.m. Phil. Orchestra, Vic. Mem. Hall, 5.15 p.m. Lodge Eastern Gate Emergent, 5.30 p.m. Friday, 21th. High W:iter, 3.17 a.m.. 2.24 p.m. Municipal Commission. 2.18 p.m. Saturday, 2sth. High Water, 4 24 a.m., 3.44 p.m. Polo: Balestier. Cricket: S.R.C. vs. Services,
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    THE DOMESTIC ESTABLISHMENT.
    753 2 NTii I of articles in tin- Tm.^ -\Vu View* column, conclude* with this the household of M Indian resulent.Tfao smallest estabMehm«nt which tht "du^tooti" (custom* allows the WKSi official to keep up m India conlifts of six 'pn-ant^. Thee* aiv the butler tin- bearer, the took, the
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      338 2 TO L&r OR FOR SALE. LARGI 001 K> WOT, aewly erected area from 'JOG to 60,000 aq. ft. f«cir:{r -'.\f r. LARGR MOKES from 6,000 to 24,000 so. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices and godow»3. Centrally situated. All immediate i-ntry, going cheap. Apply or
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      934 2 TUESDAY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY 24th 25th and 26th Oct. JN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 p.m. FASHIONABLE DEAUVILLEj WELSH NATIONAL PAGEANT, Huge Dock Fire at Calais, King George in The HigfelaruLj in Latest Pathe Gazettes Nos. 1)05 6. SINGAPORE RACES! THE AUTUMN MEET] Loral Pathe Topical. Tuesday's, Thursday', and Saturday's
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      483 2 PPOfnunmt from Thursday 86th <> tA Very Attractive Bill ol IN Tin-: SECOND BHO^ Harold Lloyd's Etaeond Li A Special Production rek-as^l h v HAKOLD LLOYD i,, "AMONG THOSE PI gN j A Hilarious Tlwti-Pa A )i])i)ling: rousing ori^iim] ccmedy full ofthriHs and i new way of catching; Hops alive
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    HOME SPORT
    806 3 IX I I. \|\l« Ili^ Sept, i I A- ten- lu I r Sheffield, v the B 1 T if- I r] of Incidents I rse -ball I Ts m I da ule, f all ng :ind in this j j ents in the the as- hel- 1
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    "ESQ."
    506 3 No doubt >;ni many smil it the expense of the ex-maj thought he Esq." nd lerk o to him as Mi\ Cfertainly are either more osophic than this retired wan •>* leu displea■are. But probably f us would be :y kinci f i a- to the iw eh our
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      46 3 Hi B^k> il i^ CARS MODEL FIVE BEATER CAR, FITTED WITH S E L F-S T A RTER, LIGHTING, ELECTRIC v SPEEDOMETER, DETACHKIMS. DOUBLE FOLDING REEN, ONE-MAN HOOD i [JLASS IN REAR, SIDE CURTAINS, ETC. 3) I.OUU i J distributoics* aa and i.m.s. 1, MOTORS LTD.
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      364 3 ITCHING BURNING h large, Red Spots. Very Painful Cuticura Heals. •*!*y little -id's face broke on l a rash which too?; the lorm 01 ir. c, red ■pan and uched and burned. They were very painful and were of a dry nature. They disfigured her and I had to keep
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      87 3 V VWWWWWVWWWWWVWb VVAV. I A > .V.VAW/A I JWAV.%W( f. A.M. A. A.M.A. fl |JHICK, HARGREAVEI Co., Ltd J ■I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). i s I Diesel Oil Engines. Uniflow Steam Engines. Condensing Plant. I; (with Hick-Breguet Fjectair.) I; SOLE AGENT in MALAYA, SIAM, BURMA. INDO-CHINA, 5 J DUTCH EAST
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    A SULTANA AMONG CITIES.
    1341 4  -  DALE COLLINS MORE FROM THE SPBEJACK*S SCRIBE. Singapore. For the second time the Speejacks has crossed the line, and she has come as all the ships of all the seas must at some time to the court of the jewelled lady Singapore. Coming- in from* the
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    CURE FOR OLD AGE.
    145 4 1 lie process of growing old," said a fam- OUi London physician to the writer the other day. -is best checked by my favourite prescription— golf quant suff. The retired businwi bmii often S o«s to piev*« Twy quickly owing- to lack of customary occupation; well,
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    THICK 'UNS AND THIN 'UNS.
    77 4 The now Rector had just poached hi* fn-st S ern:on in his new parish. As ho made h* way to the Rectory an old farmer »topP* him. -That be a foin sen^on you've ust give us. passon." said he. "I* hope they',, a,, bo aS
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    UNKNOWN
    253 4 All. •<?- w. tim<\ a: b, remarkable ill meaee amount expended I y Ul RtiLic »f f^r flyera like n, idi r Ji.. any did i bi P ill manufacture h c- The first i- J vesticath-n I the German e, character; d minute inveatig d flying of birds
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    CLOVE EXPORTS BOOM.
    91 4 Prohibition hat had •love frowing •epresentative of Um R >any'« London oil i .'JO.OOO mile tour of bu« h-rough AMca, Pi| Zanzibar In floo 'overnnuMii a Britis dwiiing practically ai! Hove exports ai.-I if cloves. As tho cIOTOI b prior (o ihip* e I I and other
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      457 4 I UraU .^fEP- 3 6UNBASU. F. COM^TA >^ii k'.! v < •I nri vv aaat^ i < High grade MANILA CIGARS, manufactured only by I The Orient Tobacco Manufactory, Intenohi j HONGKONG. O S TeK Add "MODERATOR." Codes: A.B.C. sth Imp., Bentiey's C. Ingrenohl. the original mamrfacturer of the above
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      401 4 NO MOKE TENDER. ACHING FEET. MEDICAL MAX BATS THY ONI DIP [N SALTIIATED WATER FOR QUICK \\D LASTING RESULTS WHEN FEET BURN SMART. SWELL, ITCH, BLISTER AND PERSPIRE. GIVES PRESCRIPTION The blood circulation in the feet is nearlv f!l fty^ tiV i Ue tO thPir Sreat distance from the heart.
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      4 4 I Lfcfo^^ 6ROTHEP WA-.V.V.VAV.W.W.V.WAV/.WAV.VV.V.V.V,
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    GOOD WILL IN INDUSTRY.
    862 5 By« happy coindden e the tttpntioii of the public wu drawn last week, saya :ho Chamber of Co ,UM.. j al of g^ t g wo Important and timely publications dealing with that ever-reeuniNjr oiiFiculty, the la--1 wn, and emphasizing the vital ritect sitj of Koo(l
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    98 5 Japan has accepted the challenge of the Philippines to a tennis tournament for WOnren in connection with the next Fur Eastem Games. China and other countries willing to send teams will likewise hv included in the tourney. Hitherto it has been left to the aggrieved •employer to prosecute a servant
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      123 5 X0 LETm OCCUWH. rH I sfIIAITS BTBAMBHIP ;j i;ill v iikievs ,W,H- OF OFFICE I BAD OM 1.. (INt ORPOR--1 iND)f Sl HHKN'S I Suitt Place, I :u. u.c. Xos. mm I nni I u.c. uoiodious n Street, Pocks and art of Fr^e u.c. j, :.?ixd. Occupation r Brother*. u.c.
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      678 5 AUCTION SALES IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE <"^ r ,ved instruction, U aoU by TuMc Auction At thcr.alc.roon,. Raffles Chamber 1 M«et, Singapore, ON MONDAY, 30th OCTOBER AT 2.30 PM Lf^iSn*^!! th0 I lifc int <™t of CHEANG JIM KONG (denved under the Will of henng Hone Lim deceased) in the following
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      829 5 NOTICES. Ml NICIPAL NOTICE. ANNUAL BUPPUEJ T* -ndfrs are invited under the following heads for supphes to the Municipality of Singapore, from lai January IMS, for one year: (I) Labour for Feeding and Clearing the Crushers at the Municipal Store and unloading Oranllo i«t Tnnk Ro a <f Station. t2
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      309 5 j^* BY APPOINTMENT TO J r* ~v f•- > T| i Examined Charge, i H. M. The King of Siam. I SPECIAIi OFFER! 3 A LIMITED SUPPLY OF BEST QUALITY GOLD FILLED EARCHAINS AND EYEGLASS CHAINS. jj PBSSENT PRIC^i $1.00 Each, ij S. SMITH SON (SIAM) LTD. (Incorporated with James
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTHS.
      41 6 j AXGVLLIA.—On the 20th October, at 21-2 "WUkie Road, Singapore, to Mr. and Mrs If. E. i AnguJlia, a son. NIXON. At the European Hospital, Kuala I Lumpur, on 23rd October 1922. to Mr. and Mrs. R. Nixon, a son.
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      MARRIAGES.
      103 6 MANCHESTER— HUGHES.— On October 25, I at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Henry Lewis, son i of the late Mr. Caleb Manchester of Kensington and of Mrs. Manchester of Seaford, Susse*. to Lily, elder daughter of Arthur Henry Hughe*. Washwood Heath, Birmingham. DANDO— ROYLANCE.— On the 23rd Sept.. at St. Stephen's
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      ANNOUNCEMENT.
      44 6 The family of the late Mr. Tan Cheng Siong, J.P., heartily thanks the relatives and friends who so kindly attended the funeral, on the 22nd instant, and aiao those who sent wreaths aiid letters of condolence. Penang, Manila, cud Amoy papers please copy.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1922. Wealth and Health.
    1366 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1922. Wealth and Health. Interesting" as have been the dis- cussions of the Government schemes providing for the material welfare i of the Colony in the last few days, of even more importance j is the question of the health of the inhabitants, for
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    108 6 TRAVELLING CINEMA FATALITY(From Our Own Comvspcndent. Ipoh, Oct. 2.V A distressing: incident occurred at a levelling cinema at Tronoh, resulting in the death of a Chiriese lady. thu wttt od 1 i.;p Teng Kam and the daughter of the Kapitan China, Chun?: Thyc I'hin. It appears that while
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    66 6 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh. Oct. 2.">. The P. 11. S. Restriction Central CummiUee, which is westing the Strait > Committee at Port Swettenham on Sunday is composed a^ follows Mr. J. E. Nathan. Ifr. Rex, the hon'ble Mi-. R. C. M. Kindersley, Messrs. R. Bannon, Cummings, Parsons
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    NEW MALAY COLLEGE.
    317 6 (From Our Own Correspondent >. Ipoh, Oct 2.">. H. H. the Sultan of Perak yesterday opened tlu- Malay College at Tanjong Malim and was accorded hm enthasi welcome by the district. King Edward VII College of Medicine L32 students, of whom <U are Government indentured. Major S.
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    P. A. M. MEETING.
    285 6 Th< The E the nti the Indiai The i meeting h< nKncii thai that m< love th( an Stand potation was Th« our depati I given belli impretsi Rootilit, i II ing ih-.t they disca i» 'i point v. labou the give livini dependent. the m
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      166 6 itttnmt.mTntitiii:!!«:;attt:;;»imtntiumtttutui:itwuc«;: u;muimuiiiiiiiiniimmw I ,Jm^, DON'T HOPE rCALDB£CJC, MACGPEGOQ CPU?] I 3^ FO^ TK r; BEST f Caldbsck Macgregor Co., Limited •Incorporated in Shanghai.) I WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANS (PHONE) 87 Cecil Stv4rt. 228 I FIRST— IN TWENTY FIVK YEARS OF PRACTICAL OPTICAL EXPERIENi WE HAVE ALWAYS ENDEAVOURED
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      96 6 I 94. Htn son 1 WAGONS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Hudson Wagons are built on a sound engineering principle expert Lnow- ledpe, scientific designing, skilled workmen and sound material, all com- bine to make those Wagons t!ie most efficient for the particular job they are employed upen. Hudson High-Capacity Side Tipping
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    THE NEW GOVERNMENT.
    195 7 U-.rAH.NET. CONSTITUTION. e.] Ort 24. follows: i mct-llor, I *iuer, Lord Duke I War, iiyj mi; B >ar«l I>f vro- AttorEduca- [11; OXS I Miidoii. Oit. 21. a new rt 'ing I to Mrv.n- v ise the are agit&ling de« are un- iha l 1 ..ndon. Oct.
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    CIVIL AVIATION.
    33 7 ■ndon. Oct. 24. Elation confer. rrow. Majorthf British by f i'..s,nU-d by ten, ><>• three, Boliv,a PojtuWl, Serbia, The object '•tempt a co. dardisation appliWorthiness of r jl -heme o f sig.
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    REPARATIONS PROBLEM.
    97 7 FRESH ATTEMPTS. ERRATIC MARKS. [Reuter's Service.] London, Oct. 24. German marfg are erratic They touchy 17 oOn I moremenl is distrasied and neicly a reaction from the cfHapee -<i Batordaj to 20,000. Tht-y closed '^.200. Fn h franca are weak e1 n, Igian at 67. THE commission. Paris,
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    NEAR EAST CONFERENCE.
    306 7 Paris, Oct. 24. In communication to the French GovlernttJtoOt, announcing Italy's agreement, with the suggest*,! arrangement* for tho Near conference, Signof Sforza I :hat an understanding should be r* ached between Britain and Fitince in view of Russia's participation in the second phase Of tho Conference. It
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    VOLUNTEERS' ROUTE MARCH.
    177 7 The following congratulatory mJeasag* received from His Excellency the Governor and Commander-in-Chief with regard to the S. V. C. Route March, on 22nd October. 1922. is published for information: "I was pleased to have the opportunity of seeing tho Singapore olunteer Corpf on the march on Sunday
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYMENT FUND.
    37 7 Amount previously acknowledged $20,683.50 Staff, Middle East Films, Ltd. 20.00 ".Tudex" 10.00 Mr. F. H. Smith (3rd. donation) 3.00 $20,710.50. The amount of -ash in hand is about $1,000. G. H. Kiat, Hon. Sec.
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    H. I. J. M.'S BIRTHDAY.
    48 7 In celebration of the" anniversary oi birthday of His Majesty the Emperor oi Japan, the Consul General for Japan, Mr S. Ukita will be pleased to receive visitors from 11 am. to 12.30 p.m. on Octobei 31st af'Kinloss," Lady Hill, Orange Grov< Road.
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    533 7 MOSTLY BRITISH. THE EGYPT FINDING. Router's Service. Landon, Oct. 24. Hie Imperial Merchant Service Guild, uk' the Mercantile Marine Sen-ice Assoon, fan deference to the wish of the »ptaia of th? Egypt, have not proceeded with their intention of appealing to the Court as regards the Egypt
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    C. E. Z. M. S. SALE.
    124 7 C E. Z. M. S. SALE. lira. F. Baton Jamef will open a sa'e of work on Tuesday, November 7th at 1C o'clock in the Victoria Hall. Mr. E. Salzmann has arranged a musical programme for the afternoon. A refreshment stali will be open all day. Other stalls will offer
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    RUBBER EXPORT RESTRICTION.
    62 7 The following Kentlen.en have consents to serve on the Central Committee for th< Straits Settlements: Representing Singapore: The Hon. Mi Lowther Kemp and Mr. F. G. Stevena. Penang: The Hon. Mr. D. A. M. Browr Mr. G. Stothard and Mr. H. E. Sparke, Malacca: The Hon. Mr.
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    ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
    25 7 Saturday being the Feast of S. Simon an S. Jude there will be Holy Communion f 7 a.m. at S. Andrew's Cathedral.
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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      PETRO. PRICES.
      80 7 To the Editor. Sir > —According to the latest Times Veekly to hand, the price of petrol lias been reduced to consumers at home by i *M>d. per gallon. TUt being so, sorely those who control i petrol supplies here can see their way to i make a
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    WEDDING OF MR. H. L. MANCHESTER.
    384 7 The marriage of Mr. Henry lewis Man. chttter, Assistant Treasurer in the Muni- opality, to Miss Lily Hugbee, took place j at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday after- i noon in the presence of a large number of friends. The Bishop of Singapore, the j
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    CHINESE TRADERS' ACTION.
    205 7 The adjourned hearing of the action brought by the Union Trading Company, 36 Robinson road, igainst Chop Ban Sang Long, was resumed before Mr- Justice Barrett-Lennard in the Supreme Court yesterday. The plaintiffs, represented by Mr. Dudley Parsons, alleged that in June, 1919 and subsequently they ordered
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    PROFESSOR EINSTEIN.
    82 7 Professor Einstein, passing- through Singapore, will be welcomed by the local Zionist Society at a reception to be given by Mr. M. Mteyer at his residence, 3 Oxley Rise, on the Ist of November proximo at G p.m. Mr. M>eyer will be pleased to receive anybody who desires
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    GUNONG PULAI WATER.
    73 7 At the meieting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday Che Yunas bin Abdullah will ask: With reference to the Gunong Pulai Water Scheme, (1) Whether it is intended to have the Schemie carried .through by contract; (2) If by contract, whether tenders will be called for; (3)
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      103 7 DUNHILL'S STANDARD MIXTURE CARTRIDGES I (MEDIUM STRENGTH) j This Choice Old Fashioned. Mixture is now supplied in Cartridge Form. Each tin of Dunhill's improved self-filling cartridges contains 38 pipefulls of a smok- ing MIXTURE OF RARE DISTINCTION, blended from carefully SELECTED Virginia and Turkish Tobaccos. PRICE $1.45 PER TIN. m
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      514 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The "Mue 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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      533 8 "SLLEftMAN" UNI ■LUPMAF BUCKNALL STEAMSKIP C*., IM 'iDwrporated in England). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Do» Siagapor*. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nov. 1 s.s. CITY OF YORK Dec. 14 B.s. CITY OF SIMLA Jan. 28 s.s. CITY OF POONA Mar. 9 HOMEWARD. s.s. CITY OF PARIS Marseilles and London Dec. 29
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      549 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIAN AND APCAR LINE. I (Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO qi PENINSULAR AND ORIENTALS W (Under Contract with Hie Majnaty'e Gov.r, LONDON PAB-BAfITIRM BERVI ?KOM LONDON TO MARSKII LBB DU« BINGAPOBE KARMALA about Oct. 29 MANTU> KASHGAR about Nov. 12 DONG^ PLASSY about Nov.
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      582 9 <f®U STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) f tlUl KSIM GAPORE— BANGKOK COASTING SERVICE. Kelantan, Pangnara, Telupin, P*tani, Singora A, Chumpon, and Bangkok. A Arrival Departure VH Oct. SO Nov j Nov 6 Nov. 8 MAHI IS Nov 15 ;;^o,n wit, e,oct,o «M and h av e excellent acc
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      629 9 riii AND BucknaU Steam Shin Co TtH MMUICAM MANCHfcKIAN UNE) Lt<L (Incorporated in Enjlaad.) JOINT BBVICK TOm YOM^reS^OB PANAMA su,,e rB FROM NEW YORK CITY OF CANTON 1 r R UtC For AI^WOUS t?J Ort r l ucz Philippines, H'kong. K ee PHEItIUS Suez_ Philippines and China. OTir OF MBMODENE
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      506 9 ISTHMIAN LINE DIRECT SERVICE SINGAPORE 10 UOSTON. NEW YORK *ND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ. FAIRFIF.rD CITY Sta^p^ to h«, Nov n 1022 I MOBILE CITY (1110 Sinsall c t0 dischar;; 7 Y (IUC «W»P« I^ Dec. 25 1922 Taking- cargo on Through Bills of Lading to all Inland Point*. For freight
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      106 9 <* and 3, Collyer Quay. FOR MAURITIUS. The s.s. Mauritian is due to arrire here on the 30th instant and will have prompt despatch for the abore port. For passages please apply to M. A. MAMAZIE SONS, Ltd. H] 19, Malacca Street. THE BLI E rUNNWL LIN* For JAVA WSBTBIN
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    AN ISLAND-CONTINENT.
    1337 10 The Morning Post thus favourably review!* Major Owen Rutter's new book 'British North Borneo."— A !*mall boy, asked what he knew about Borneo, replied: "It's the place the wild man came from." A curio of the exami-nation-room, for he can hardly have been old enough to remember how
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    481 10 The master of the City of Yokohama reports that Komiran Island Light (Balabac Strait) in Lat. 7.55 N., Long 117.13 E. was not burning at 5.30 a.m. on October 20. A shark measuning ten feet in length was caught by the crew of Singapore Cold Storage launch Sunstar
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    TWO GREAT EXHIBITIONS.
    651 10 The Paris Exhibition of 1889 marked an important change in the policy which had previously characterized the management of these gatherings. The funds were contributed partly by the State which voted 17,000,000 francs and by the Municipality of Paris which voted 8,000,000 francs. A guarantee fund amounting
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      23 10 ■THE IDEAL SOLID TYRES FOR 1 Light and Heavy Lorries. PRICES ON APPLICATION TO SIME DARBY CO., LTD j SOLE DISTRIBUTOR FOR MALAYA.
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      120 10 JODELITE The Timber Preserve Stocked in 1,"6 10 Gallon Dr. WHY PAY H/^/i Prices for Hard Wom Soft Wood Treated JODELITE IS CHEAPER JUST AS Gnni I M^r/te for Particulars to The Borneo Company linii (Incorporated in England.) Singapore, Ipoh and Pennd THE M AEK OF GOOD 01 I BRILLIANT
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      308 10 MAIL TABLE. to-daT KuaJa Pahang fekan, Sunge. Lembing Cucob y train (via Je^tutj 6 a.m. Pulau Soegi Hong Aik 9 a.m. Cucob Sultana 9 a.m. i=.w t *~Jg ;S Malacca <; H p"* pm Malacca and Muar Sri Penang, Sabang, etc. Rochussen I p. m Penang, Rangoon and Calcutta Ellora
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      181 10 KEPPEL HARBOUR. Main Wharf.— Tug Neptunus. Hulk Zoclandia Recorder, Ban Ho Guan, Oil Boat Sumatra! Lch. Moonstone, Tug Hercules, Motor Boat Xakota Coal Wharf.— Nil. VESSELS IN DRY DOCK. Tanjong Pagar.— Albert Dock. Van Heemskerk, Victoria Dock. Steel Lighter A, Ban Fo Soon. Keppel Harbour.— King's Dock. S. S. "Juno
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    EXCHANGE.
    67 11 October 25 Bank 1 m.«. Bank demand T, 4 Hongkong, demand m 4 T 1 1 0 i' Bangkok, demand 90 Sovereign, fcank Buying 5 J Bank of England Rate 3 c Bar Silver London 34 13-16 The f aiowinf telegram has been received from Rome .luted Oct. 14
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    PRODUCE.
    96 11 October 25. Tin inn Tons 187 78 Oambier Cube No. 1 170 J Camber 10 s. o Pepper Black Pepper (white fair) 20.75 Tapioca, small flako. f.tr 95,, Pearl Sago small 775 Copra Mix lu C"opm Sundried <}' Cl Opium, Benares nnc. yr ){)l) Ric.\ Rnr.^oon white 235.00 Rice,
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    33 11 Singapore, C)ct. _:»t.. 12 noon. Singapore Standard Ribtx-d Smoked Sheet Spot 40 40i:.; W.-.-Dec. 41 1P L Jan.-Murch 42 H 48. London d.votatfoa sheet 1? Od. Market Steady.
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    100 11 Yesterdays Alterations. Batanu Pad&ng Tin ($1) K) 50 Bfurai Tin 4.50 5.00 Renong Tin 255. 26 6 L'lu Piah (*1 l.io 1.20 Chersonese (225,000— 25) 3s. 3d. 45., P. D*>on Lukut (200,000— 2.» 2l 1 -i S'pore United (225.000—23.) W. Alor Gajah (120,000— 1) l.2'i 1.50 Balgownie
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    CORNER IN BOMBAY SHARE MARKET.
    219 11 Forward Business in (ash. Bombay. October 3. The Stock Exchange lemaincd closetl to day. At the general meeting of broken, orie member stated that in view of certain events that were passing it was impossible to realise the actual position in respect of the corner
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    110 11 PHASER'S REPOIVT Singapore, Oct. lw Tin.-iIT.") 2s 6d 100 tOIM sold at per pikul. I«ij».»htv.-_ Easier. Kcala Sidinu $1.00 Indragiris $4.60, Amalgamated Malay, sJ?!io S T n^ B^ ;1 45 Al<)r h 51-0, raraba aka Ayer Pa !6 uiu D ms M C; Simpan, •^1 .35. Mining.-
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    178 11 Singapore, Oct. -J.V Rubber London is., local M Tin.— London HT:, 28. Bd., lo tJ >- Share Market.— QuietIfubhtrs.— Mah.ka Pindaa 171 Jimalia $1.12% $1.17%, Baasetti 11, Kuala Sidinu $145 |2.06, Ulu Burnt--23 in., Kempas $4 $4.25, Alo (Jajah. .si 40 $1 :»o. Brogaa 40 60, PanUi 55
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    LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
    129 11 Singapore. Oct. 2.1 'I in. ,£175 2s. 6d. |87% JOO tons sold Rabben—Baslet* 95, Uhi Benuti 24 2o Jiraahs $146 11.15, Amalgamated Malaya |2.15, CraigieJeai 83%, Tui... 30, Kuala Sidimi 11.00 $2.10, Changkal Serdangi $2 $3, Indragiris $4.;>0. Pantais CO TO. Mot Gajaha $1.40 $1.50. Ifalaka
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    84 11 Tha India section of the Manduatai Chamber haa decided to proceed to amm* n contract v,ith the Karachi .teamahip >•.,, f OT the redaction of freight., .imilar to that with the Bombay line* The >• duction will operate as to. ...r,. ment have been Main I The Auatralian Governnu Cueing
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    THE PRODUCE MARKET.
    135 12 RUBBBB AUCTION. The Singapore 1 h amber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 574th auction yesterday, October 25th, when there was catalogued 842 tons; Offered 5G3 tons; Sold 263 tons. PRICES REALIZED. Kihberl Smoked Shirt. Cts. Per lb. Singapore Standard Quality Xo sales. Good Average Quality 40
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    FRASER'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    307 12 Singapore, Oct. 24. The Rubber Restriction Bill passed all •tagea in the Federal Council to-day and the scheme is expensed to be in working order «'*s from the Ist November. With the price of the raw material quoted from London at Is. OUd., and tin up to
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    MACPHAIL'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    403 12 Singapore, Oct. 25. Tin. share n&arka continues fairly active. Interest in rubber shares bas Hatred a tittle, last WMk'i business being chiefly •P* 6 nodhy is a huie r ««lly at 40 3 as compare.! with last week*! figure of 41%, but the London a halfpenny up
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    "FORM AT A GLANCE."
    763 12 A REVIEW OV THE RACES. Wo have been asked to review the recent meeting as has been done on previous occasions^ and in doin^ so have to premise that any vi'inarks made have to cover three days running and moreover have to coordinate running on fast
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    126 12 PUBLIC ENTERTAIN MEN TS. The most refreshing thing found in photoplay theatres to-day is the clean, full -hearted laughter evoked by Harold Lloyd. Among Those Present is his newc. I and second three reel comedy for th6 Associated Exhibitors, which the Alhambra presents to-night. In this picture he was supposed
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      S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      106 12 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. A Class Singles. Sinclair vs. Dean, unfinished. B Class Singles. Smith beat Borneman, 6 4, 6 B. Newcomers' Handicap. Fefgtuaon vs. Soper, unfinishe<l. C Class Doubles. Toyser and Roberts beat Barnes and Hamniojid, 6—l, 2—6, 6—l. A Class Doubles. Preritis and Dyne vs. Doig and
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      51 12 A Class Single. Wbdehouae vs. Leo Warner. Sinclair va Dean, to finish. C Class Single. Poyser vs. Hoblyn. A ClaKs Double. Winter and Wilson vs. Doiy: and Leakey \<y Preutia and Dyne. II Class Double. Holyoak and Patenon vs. Ifilligan and Borneman. D Class fltjjlr (Final). Dobeon vs
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      S. C. C. BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
      19 12 S. C C. BOWLS TOURNAMENT. In th;' Championship yesterday the Rev. G. IJ. Douglas beat Mr. Lyall, 21 6.
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      12 12 Singles Handicap. McK< -in. owe <5 vs. Lyall, owe 8.
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      TO-MORROW'S TIES.
      18 12 Double Handicap. J Mcl Brown and C. M. Jamieson vs. D. M. Doig and D. Unlock
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      Y. M. C. A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL.
      271 12 The preliminary heats of the Third Swimming Carnival arranged by the Y. IVf. C. A. were contested yesterday afternoon at the Swimming Pool, Fort Canning, and consisted chiefly of events for school boys. As the result of greater interest being taken thii fear on
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      CRICKET.
      59 12 The match Services vs. s. EL C. will be played on the S. R. C. gound on Saturday, October 28th, commencing at 2 p.m. The following have been se'.ectled to play for th c Services:— Lt-Coh Haseldine, Major Spring, Major Spence, Major Samuel, Lieut. Clarke, Lieut. Stephenson, Cdr. LAimsden,
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      FOOTBALL.
      22 12 On the Padang yesterday the S. C. C. IT defeated Bendermere Athletic after an interesting game by 4 goals to 3.
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      KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
      120 12 The twentieth annual general meeting of the Keppel Golf Club was held at the Club House on Tuesday evening. Mr. S.A. Lane the President, occupied the Chair. The Accounts for the year were formally adopted and the following officers for the ensuing year wene elected. President G
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      HOCKEY.
      130 12 The following will Represent the S. R. C. vs. R. A. M. C. at hockey this afternoon (Thursday) on the former's ground: N. E. Ess; L. M. Hennefather and E. G. Wheattey; L. A. Rappa, F. Albuquerque and E. O. Angus; V. C. Westerhout, C. A. Bateman, H. G.
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    LATE MR. TAN CHENG SIONG, J. P.
    540 12 There was a representative gathering at the funeral of the late Mr. Tan Cheng Siong, J. P., which took place on Sunday the 2nd instant at 10 a.m. By the express wish of the deceased the funeral was very simple, the coffin beingfr
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    173 12 (By Courtesy of the Nmnyo Nichi-Nic-hi Shimbun.) Tokio, Oct. 24. It is anticipate*! the following appointu tuts will be wade: Mr. Takrji Kawamura i" be the President of the South Manchurian Railway; Mr. Akaike to be the Under Secretary for Interior; Mr. Eiji Tsukau.oto to be Director of
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