The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 October 1922

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AN D MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. |XKNIk Vl>: SINGAPORE, S.S., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28. 1922. No. 10,726
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    196 1 The arrangements suggested <>r tarryi»'.« out the i.ur.oim Pulai Water ScheSM were explained at yesterday's nuetinp, when many mLsapprehensions were cleared away. The debate was adjourned Pages (i and 12. Ordinary business of the (,'oni mission is reported on page 7. Ihe cables to-day art- chiefly political.
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1283 1 Quicqaid agunt homines no§tri cst farragt libelli Juvbnal. The Topicist hai always had an admiiation for th t Chief Secretary, F.M.S., but that is increased tlmost to nvnMc on reading the very diplomatic reply he made in Federal Council to MB awkward question. The hon'ble Mr.
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      230 1 MAUHOID laffles Hotel, g PaillffnAV Telephone 2920. J Sh'U^HY (10 Liues) Cj Guest Night d Dinner Dance, ci 9 Xaffcs Orchestra. EDGAR HULLAND AT THE PIANO. 9 Sunday: Cinema 9-30 p.m. C| P I FAF TK^ D T*f q A^^ JL—/ I^l XT X_> V«/ V_> A\» J t ,j
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      451 1 KELLY AND WALSH, Li'D. (INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG). NEW HOOKS lUBT RECEIVED. BRITISH NORTH BORNEO, by OWEN RUTTBB, An Ac-count of its History. Resources ami Natiw Tribes, iHuattatad with paatographi and map? $14. T0. Thi. Making of Australia, A Brief Oddl ami Ends of Leaned Clerk History >f the Origin and
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      140 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Five points about eigarettes-^-Pafe 4. Glaxo "builds bonnie oabiVs"- -Page •'>. Cinema at Raffles Hotel to-morrow nieht I agr Dried herba in bottles at Bolter's— Pj gt l New boolu at Kelly and Walsh's— Pa ire 1. Notices n General Supply Agencs Faf^e •>. Two Bituationa wanted :.j..1
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      120 1 THE WEEK. Smturday, 26 High Water. 124 a.m.. 3.44 p.m. Pola: Balosti-r. Cricket: S.R.C. vs. Services, S.B.C. ground. Y.M.C.A. Swimming Carnival, 4 p.m. Rugby: Singapore vs. Malacca, S.C.C. B n in. Suvday, 29th. Hiprh Water, 5.35 a.m., 5.14 p.m. Movrfay, 30«/i. High Water, 6.45 a.m., 0.33 p.m. Legislative Council, 2.30
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    OUTRUNNING THE CONSTABLE.
    331 2 It is perhaps too much to hope that th*» noflicial.* will take advantage on Monday the Government's fresh demands for '•ney for vote? exeeeded in this year's .stimates. to voice the popular demand >r economy. Still, it oufrht to l>e done, nd it would be done by
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      268 2 TO I ET OR FOR SALE. LARGE GODOWNS, newly erected area from iu.ooo to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LARGE SI ORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. neat- wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices and godowns. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write
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      677 2 Tlie late- 1 hit in pictures is GLADYS WALTON IN "PLAYING WITH FIRE' II is Gladys Walton's best picture, the kind that will make you clasp your hand after the chow and commehd us on our programme selection. IN THE FI3ST SHOW AT 7.30 sharp OLIVE THOMAS IN "AN HEIRESS
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      457 2 ALB Programme from Thursday 26th <> A Vory AUrartiv.- Bill IN THE SECOND SHOW Harold Lloyd"- Second L.' A special Pro<luction released by i;i HAROLD LLOYD h "AMONG THOSE P A Hilarious Three-Pai A rippling rousing original comedy full oftl new way of catching' lions alivo and dispia>6 am Watch
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    COUNCIL AND CRITICISM.
    566 3 Our UlMikilll occasionally make up for leaving undone thos> things they ought to Ho by doing those things which they ought no* to do. A notebb error of pominisifea Mr. Mitchell's »:rave and formal <lissoci*tion of the Unofficial Mentors of •juncil from recent criticism of the Government,
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    THE E. S. A. M. MAGAZINE.
    354 3 We predict a long- life for the E.S.A.M. magazine. The second issue of this journal, which is devoted to the interests of all ExService men in Malaya, is, in every way, better than the first mimber, which is saying much. Humour is the predominant
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      253 3 Xj A Mother My *on has ii grown into a fne healthy boy. tV ■M He hat htm led on G'aso. •nd 1 aUah it has assisted Vi nature In a wonderful vay." Vtij it [Such a Good Baby! description of your little one Happy and smiling when %t awake
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      499 3 A Popular Comedy Star Mr. Re*. WENTWORTH, The Renowned Jr*^^^M Light Comedian, f% |H| I feel compelled to^rrito raL- 1 i'-.''.."rt!rr? J| MM 1." wrkmt that T write to the relief 1 have derived from the use of Do Witt's Pills. 1 bave bt en a sufferer :or quite a
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    53 4 Th» Irish Provisional Parliament ka« fixed the following salaries: Prssid^mt £2,500, other Ministers £1,700, th« Spaakar £1,700, Deputy Speaker £1,000. All tntm- hers other than Ministers and officials ar« to be allowed £30 a month toward* »x---penses and free first class railway facilitisa will be allowed all members between Dublin
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    73 4 Tha Now York Times announces that i« I ha* obtained in conjunction with th« Cki- eaffo Tribune newspaper rights for America of Mr. Lloyd George's memoirs. Tk* Prima 1 Minister will be paid practically £1 a word 1 for every word he write* and th* total s amount realised will
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      182 4 lift 0 *2^t§ ""^v f it! I iJ 555 arc each individually made by hand, Xj \4&de at ten times the cost of making by raj J\]j 4^ 555 re made from selected Bright Sjj tli **s~rrf!s Virginia Leaf. Only 5 lbs. out of every ly S/l XVv \fe/ 1,000
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      685 4 IGROSSMITH'S "Golden Stiir Elau de Cologne i^|3 V /onderf ul freshness, invigo- v ▼V rating quality and delightfu! odour, distinguish this i^^^^^V really High-class Eau de ~"T.t|-_? Cologne, which is undoubtedly feSEr^V v the finest production of its kind. f^ "'A It is manufactured from the SgSa^a^^p^ 1 purest ingredients
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      557 4 CHURCH SERVICES. TWENTIETH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. October, 29, 1022. ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral.) 0.15 a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 p.m. The Catechism. 6.80 p.m. ETonsong and Sermon. Preacher. Rev. E. EL Earls, M.A. 7.5" p.m. Mission Confirmation. ST. MATTHEW'S SEPOY LINES. 8-15
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    LATAH, FEVER AND INSANITY.
    426 5 At :h<> Koala Lumpur October Assize*, a Malay living in a remote padi-planting district, was charged with killing another man and the defence was that accused was insane Dr. Samuels^ superintendent! of the Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan gave pome interesting evidence in the case. He
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    CHINAS POLITICS.
    357 5 The New Parliament. Peking, Oct. 12— The fjtmal opting if t\w third MMion of Parhnnitnt was held in the House of Representative* thi mornine;. The President, the Premier the Cabinet, 385 memberg of th« Lower House and 180 senators w^rc preseni Speeches were delivered by (he Presidem and
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      254 5 Ss= N nnd ige etc. M K.o, ad. 12-10 Deal buildii trkt, close ng and up to <la Electric Liyht. lr 51-10 .mbcr u.c Lsdge", l o:' IMS. r\ Simoni -r.d Ci K i lKi FROM -I VM WRY Is iIK PR] MISBS N u OCCUPUB RAITS MMAMSHI! p CR
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      716 5 Aui/iiuN SALES S > ORTANT J u,cTION SALE t0 OX MONDAY, 30th OCTOBER AT 030 p Total monthly JUS HaV IOCk Roa Freehold land situate at Pasir Panjanc aii Also in A pum now lying in Court t tho cmht of the Accountant Genera S S awa»tmg .nv. !m ,nt
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      745 5 TENDERS. UOVKRNMENT NOTIFICATION. JWw, will be r7^7~ up to noon on th ..h .November, JD22, at the Colonial Becretar? t^TtJ ITJ1 TJ T' fro m Persons desirous of c li Zh, n *Jj« f making Up of Flannel Shirt Trou? ?u lU Unif (consisting of Tmta M Trousew. Shorts and
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      684 5 NOTICES. EXPORT Oi RUBBER RESTUH.TIO r? y Land Office in Province Welles'ev f £i?~ f'SJ° the Rcside Councillor^ Offico should iL'7 d m a Writfcen «PPHcation b, or «L Id m Person on November the 1 Iw. SLS^h 1 day at the Land oml\ 1 Seint^ mUSt Produce his titles
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      109 5 wwwwwwvw J MX APPOINTMENT TO J I Eyesight Free jl I Carefully of Examined *3||p Charge. H. M. The King of Siam. m u SPECIAL OFFER! A LIMITED SUPPLY OF BEST QUALITY GOLD '< I FILLED EARCHAINS AND EYEGLASS CHAINS. Former Price I>so Each PBESENT PRICE $I.QQ £j ac h.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    22 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. ()M ALLEY.— At the Maternity Hospital, Penang, on October 24th. the wife of F. B. O'Malley of a son.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922. Other Rubber Interests.
    941 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1922. Other Rubber Interests. The complaint of the India Rubber Manufacturers' Association that the Festriction scheme is going to hit them hard is an example of the irony of fate. During all these years that the price of the commodity has been falling and
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    501 6 The Chinese who was a wetted nays after lin connection with ttic murder of the j Chinese detective, who ras shot ck*ad in 1 Piascv Street recently, has been dischargi &A, owinff to lack of conclusive tvuleHce. >| Major St. Clair and HIS. St. Clair *I%| m iterating to Colombo
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    131 6 PERAK RESTRICTION COMWTTBB. (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Oct. 27. The following Pcrak Local Restriction ommittees are announced. North PwsJl— P. T. Allen, registrar of itles, chairman; Rajah Chilian, Kuala Kang- arj John lv nnedy, Krlan. C. H. Jenkins, iruas; P. J. Waugh, Kamuntinp:; Dr. Saw ih Choy,
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    MALAYAN MATCHES.
    223 6 Kuala l.unpur Octfl 27. At the second annual moetin^r of Malayan Matclvs Ltd., the Chairman, Mr. J. A. Russell, said that the producing stage having been reached the yearly accounts in future should afford more interesting reading. The present revenue promised well for the future when the output
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    A SANITARY NAME.
    34 6 At the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board meeti life," the Chairman said that the other boards in Ipoh, Tmiping, Bereaban and Klang did not favour p chancre of title to municipal boards.
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    MARRIAGE OF MR. M. B. MAWSON.
    194 6 A few hours after bet arrival on the Pyrrhm from home yesterday monimg Miss Broinvt'ii Ceridwen Jones, the danghtei of Mr. G. Humphrey Jones and Mrs. Jones od Liinfoist, Abergavcnny, was married at St Andrew's Cathedral to Mr. Maurice Biy ham Mawson, Chief Engineer
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    191 6 The next As^i/.e? in Penantr will bo hek frcm Nov. 2lst. Mr. O. E. Venable^ is promoted to bi il officer in Classs IV (rf the Civil Service oi Malaya. The name of Dr. Herbert Jennings Gibtx is added to the Commission of the Peaci for Singapore. Mr. J. H.
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    GUNONG PULAI WATER.
    404 6 THK COM a Answering he Gunong i lent said n<> d m to whethn Work carri I so, tenders would be linns. The m bo the i corn A length] port of Sir Al< .11 regai •;n L at tl miaBionerB The Presidi adopted that and Done
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      120 6 DON'T HOPE I CALDBECK,MACG#EGOR A C°L™ I €aldbeck Macgregcr Co., Limited (Incorporated in Shanghai.) WHOLBSALB \M> RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANS (OFFH E (I'HONE) v v.il Street. 228 FIRST— IN TWENTY FLVi: YEARS OF PRACTICAL OPTICAL EXPERIENCE BE THE FIRST TO GIVI BENEFIT OF ANYTHING NEW IN THE OPTICAL WE
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      9 6 REPAIRS. ONE HOUR JOHN DUKE. 16, Battery Road, Singapore.
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    UNKNOWN
    342 7 f ll T() NOKMALITY. r |UCHIN»T. I I I I i manif he of the by ,n ESSEXTIAt. redly elj titments, ri nable full which rse. oil under I t League of POUTK'AI r.\SK& i i i he A rnal Em .v iiltai ini tub- behind Bi isk, If
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    545 7 LTHE MONEY MARKET. CONFERENCE IN BERLIN. [Rcuter's S rvice.] London, Oct. 26. i nth francs ha\ t depreciated to f)4.70. ftg is duo to the NMBI collapse of marl also Preach finance*. The Bel- itead at DO. Lansing P i i la* sudden rii thv Reparation Mion
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    RUBBER AT HOME.
    194 7 MERCY FOR WEAK. MR PERKINS* LETTER. [Rcutor'a Service.] London. Oct. 26. A Letter appean in the Times, with repaid to tho Rubber Restriction Scheme, by Mi. D. Y. Perkins, who was a member Of the Malayan Rubber Commission*, which emphasise* the necessity of financially assisting ihe weaker
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    LOSS OF RALEIGH.
    66 7 London, Oct. 2ti. The finding u f thu courtmartial at Port*- mouth on tht« stranding of the Flag-ship Raloig-h. on the coa»t of Labrador on Aug. B, shows that tho navi^atinn 1 officer. Coramaiuler Leslie Bott is dismissed hi? ship and severely reprimanded. The court held that
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    700 7 Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard presided the Singapore Court of Bankruptcy y. PennUsion for substituted -ervice of bankruptcy notice against Chop Wing Ring Loon<, of 84 Hongkong street, wmi grantid on the motion of Mr. W. 11. Drmnmind, for the- petitioning: creditor. The affairs of Messrs. Khai Siui and Company,
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    609 7 FIRES AND DRAINS. An oixlinary meeting: of the Municipal Commission was held in the board rooir. yesterday afternoon, Mr. R. J. Fairer presiding:. Other memb-rs present wenMessrs. J. A. Elias, W. A. Sims, See Tionv Wah, E. Tessensohn, E. S. Manasseh. D. T. Lewis, Le e Pang: Sen?,
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    70 7 Income tax may be a very satisfactory orm of revenue from the Government point f view, but Queensland has a little pro»lem to settle. There are 229,184 males n the electoral roll. The basic wage for he year was £221, which is £21 above the tatutory declaration for I. T.
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      110 7 lUlllllllliiillllllllllllllllllllllllimaiitummiiiiiiii||||||||||||||ni|| l ll ll lll 111ll llll||||||tttlt DUNHILL'S STANDARD MIXTURE CARTRIDGES I (MEDIUM STRENGTH) 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 smoking MIXTURE OF RARE DISTINCTION, blended from carefully SELECTED Virginia and Turkish PUCE
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      483 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The "Blue Funnel" Line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG TO LONDON, AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP HAMBURG. SINGAPORE to MARSEILLES, HAVRE and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE to GENOA, MARSEILLES and LIVERPOOL. SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM
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      486 8 1 UNI ■LLSHMA BUCKNALL STEAMSMJP C^ Mrf (Incorporated in England). PASSENGER SERVICB. OUTWARD. Pi» Bi_gapor* s.s. CITY OF PARIS Nov. 1 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 and London Dec. 20 s.s.
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      524 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIT^N AND APCAR LINE. MAIL AND PASSEN&Er'aND 1 CA,:( n Pt) PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL s^ I (Und«r Contract witli Hi. Maierty'i Gore LONDON FAR-aUSWRN S> FROM LONDON TO MARSE] DUE SINGAPORE KARMALA about Oct. 29 MANTUA KASHGAR about Nov. 12 DON< PLASSY about Nov. 26 KANK SARDINIA
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      610 9 <^tf HUM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. ]j|j; w |f|l (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) 7 gi iOUE- BANGKOK. OASTING SERVICE. 6CC Ktiantan, I angnara, Telupin, PaUni, Singora, pon, and Bangkok. Arrival Departure Ott 30 Nov.. 1 Nov. 6 Nov. 8 Not. 18 Nov. 15 with electric Ugkt, and have excellent *ccom- I from
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      699 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. Ihe China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman BucknaU Steam Ship Co., Ltd. AMERICAN A MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated in Englaid.) JOINT SERVICE TO NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK ATrrv S> Due S'pore Route For pSmW N V 5 SUGZ
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      756 9 ISTHMIAN LINE DIRECT SERVICE SINGAPORE TO BOSTON, NEW YOIUv, AND BALTMORB VIA SUEZ. FAIRFIEI.D CITY duo Singapore to load ov# 17 1922 MOBILE CITY due Singapore t o discharge Nov. 25 1922 MOBILE CITY due Singapore to load D eo 25 1922 Taking cargo on Through Bills cf Lading to
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    LATE MAIL NEWS.
    540 10 NEW YORK'S Al'TO TELEPHONES. N«w York, Aug. 30th.— The jobs of the telephone girls are. ovidontly slipping. Our now telephone has a dial attached to the ha.* 3 of the standard from which hang* the receiver. Through eight of the ten round apertures nre visible the letters
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    "THE CRITICISM AS ORDERED."
    471 10 The straits Echo is not Blow in taking up for Penang the challenge to make "definite and detailed" criticism of Government expenditure. Commenting on the addresß it 'says: Finally, His Excellency say« that the Government has to satisfy the public that it is "not collecting too
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    152 10 It is understood that the Civil Aviation Department proposes inaugurating 1 an experimental night air service between London and Paris, beginning next year. The service is being carried out by one of the air transport companies, the cost being defrayed by the Department. The experiment will be tried if over
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    354 10 SAFETY DOORS FOR SHIPS. Many of the most useful inventions ever produced seem obvious once they arc invented, though had they really been obvious they would have been invented l^Tig before. For example, there was no reason why doors on board ship should be made on exactly the
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      26 10 m mm =z.^j-i£Z* KTHE IDEAL SOLID TYKES FOR I Light and Heavy Lorries. PRICES ON APPLICATION TO jl SIME DARBY CO., LTD SOLE DISTRIBUTOR FOR MALAYA.
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      683 10 f Wind NW, E, Calm. Max. Temp in «<hade 9. Min. Terr.p in shade 73. Max. in Sun 160. w W^ V^ w 'er rad. Ther 72. Rain fall in 24 hours 30.00 If |W\W? |T*T^ clbT^Tncts. J"1/JliLi1 1 1 I October 27.— Limbur?, Van Cloon, Van Pie- HPI TP*
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      468 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. ucob Hong Aik 9 a.m. Pulau Soegi Sultana 9 a.m. C ueob Hang Chiap 9 a.m. Macaeaar, ate. Van ImhofT 10 a.m H'kong Amoy. and Japan Takada 10 a.m. an kok Dukafc 11 a.m. Kuantan, ate. Rftnct n a m Bangkok Katong 11 a.m, Ampenan, etc. Schouten
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 11 October 27. Bank 1 m.s. 1( Bank demand j ■> 0., I rivatc credits :j m.s. ■_> 4 7.],", New York, demand 51 a^ Credits 90 days 53^ France, demand 670 India, T. T. 179 Hongkong, demand 7> t l>rem. Yokohama, demand 107^ Java, demand l:{f. Bangkok, demand 00*;
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    PRODUCE.
    93 11 October -J7 Tin 226 Tom *h9.50 Gambier Cube No. 1 17.00 Gambier 10% Pepper Black 12.50 Pepper (white fair) 20.76 Tapioca, small flak*, f.g 9.50 Pearl Sago small 7.78 Ccrpa Mix 0.65 Copra Sundried 9.86 Opium. Benares nn<*. 4,600 Rice, Rangoon white 235.00 Rico, SiMn No. 1 for export
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    37 11 Singapore, Oct. :27th, 12 noon. Singapore- Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot 38 1 39; Nov. -Dec. 30 39 Vy Jan. -March 41 41 April-June 42 4;;. London quotation sheet ll'nd. Market Quiet.
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    JACKS' METAL REPORT.
    337 11 Market. London, Sept. 27. Puices. which were unaffected by last' week'? orieia art* now feeling the benefit of the clearer political outlook, and trade continues to improve in all quarters. The American Tariff policy will give U9 back our old hold on the trade of the world.
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    175 11 PHASER'S REPORT. Singapore, Oct. .'7 Tin. £178 2s. Gd. 226 toni sold at $v p«] pikul. Rubbers.— Ku.-^r. I tan Sm.pan- SI.J", $J.35. Ulu Benuts 20 25, Alor Gajahs $1.30 1 11.40, Ayer Panas $4.75 $5.25. Ktoanffi 12.25 12.76, Luna- ?G $6.50, United Malaccas $1.05 $1.10, Amal.
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    194 11 Singapore, Oct. 21. Iluhber. London ll%d. Local 38%. Tin. London £178 2s. (>d. L<*>al SIM.-. Share .Market. Rubbers quite. Tins aii-t Industrial! active. Loans in demand Kubbcrs. Amalgamated Malay* $i.«.)t* |2.10, Utan Simpana $1.30 Si. 4o, Ayer Panai |5 $5.50, Mentakabs 10 15, Sungei Tukang* 27*4 82%, Glenealys
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    116 11 Singapore, Oct. 27. Tin— U 78 2s. *L $89 H. 225 ton 3 Rubbers. Amalgamated Malays $2 $2.10 Bsmttl 90 95, Ayer Panas $4.75 $5, IndraKirift $4.50 $5, Kuala Sidims $1.90 $2. I' tan Sunpuu $1.40 $1.50. Mines.— Norths $1.15 $1.20, Souths -JJ>_. 95, Johans 45
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    CALCUTTA'S HEAVY IMPORT DUTIES.
    95 11 CALCUTTA'S HEAVY IMPORT D UTIES. Calcutta, Oct. 12th. So oppressively heavy are the dutkv on certain articles of commerce imported India that tradesmen of all kinds are i plaininir bitterly. a,, a ca6e in point prominent deale* in silk goods in Calcutta told a representative of the Statonn, yesterday that
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    GUNONG PULAI WATER.
    3231 12 (Continued from page G.) MMMifaf Hie ti. !">l«yment of consulting engineers. We then come io the question of execution. On this question your Committee (with one dissentient) considers that in view of tl.e difficulties that may possibly be met with in the construction of the dam, the
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      29 12 A friendly game of soccer between the Boustead eleven and the S. R C. second eleven resulted in a win for the former b.v two goals to one.
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      33 12 On the S. C. C. ground a hockey match was contested between the S. C. C. team aid an A. P. C. eleven, which ended in a oiaw of two goals all.
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      BOXING.
      15 12 The next boxing fixture at the Stadium is on Nov 3rd not Nov. 23rd.
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      CRICKET.
      76 12 The last match in the cricket leapue L_ tournament will be played to-day between the S. R. C. and the Services on the S. R. C. ground commencing at 2 p.m.. The S. R. C. will be represented by the following: A. E. Coelho, E. E. de Souza, R.
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      S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      21 12 Then was no rlay h» the S.C.C. Lawn I Tennis Tournament on the Padang yester- I day evening.
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      MONDAY'S TIES.
      37 12 A Class Single. Lee Warner vs. Dean. B Class Double (Final). Salter and Strachan vs. Milligan and Borneman. A Class Double (Final). Thompson and Cotgrave vs. Prentis and Dyne. C Class Single. Roytei vs. Schofield.
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    67 12 M Monday Oct. 30.— Drill Hall 5.15 p.m. Officers and N.C.O.'i oi all Companies, and pan (e for Euiopean unit* to en- able completion of n piisite drills. Tuesday 0-t. 31.— Drill Hall 5.15 p.m. 1 Eurasian, Chinese, Malay Companies, s.F.A. (Bard) band practice. Wedntaday
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