The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 November 1922

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. pi CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEIFT, M No. 10,729
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    218 1 The rising m Italy has culminated successfully m the coming into power of the Fascista party. Sig. Mussolini has formed a Cabinet and the movement has been well received throughout the j < country— Page 7. L The American banker Werblow, charged with offences m connection with
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    INDIAN SUNBIRDS.
    1327 1 Every animal and plant has to fight f oiks existence. Each species has to contend against its particular enemies and to overcome its peculiar difficulties. The chief problems that confront plants are 4 .ht transport of pollen, seed and fruit. Many flowers display little cups of nectar to
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      128 1 Raffles fioicl. v- ,•> WEDNESDAY Orchestral Concert I 9-45 p.m. JL Raffle. Orchwtrm. EDGAR HULLAND AT THE PIANO. KALAMAZOO. LOOSE LEAF BOOKS THE FINISHED ARTICLE C4M BE SUPPLIED NOW BY FRASER &NEAVE, LTD. THE ARCADE, SINGAPORE. noiiana 1 The quality that 1 1 leads the way. fjf It i 3
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      297 1 THE EUROPE HOTEL. SINGAPORE. The Management beg to announce the following Programme ARMISTICE MGHT.-A Special Dinner will be served on Saturday, November 11th followed by a Dance until midnight. Tickets Dinner and Dance $3. Dance only $1 50 ST. ANDREW'S NIGHT :-A Special Scottish Dinner will be served on Thursday,
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      229 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. .P-eps for sort throats Paprt' 4. Reduced prices for Philips lamps Page 10. Woods poppermint core to ward off chills Page 10. \V. Jacks and Co. flor the Clincher Cross tyres Page 7. Enclish Electric Company for electric supplies Page 4. Micbeliß announce biji reductions m t. rt
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      85 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday, Nov. Ist. High Water, 8.24 a.m., 8.32 p.m. Polo: Balestier. Tanglin Club at Home, 6.15 p.m. Thursday, 2nd. High Water, 8.58 a.m., 9.18 p.m. Einstein Reception, Oxley Rise, 5 p.m. Philharmonic Orch., Mem. Hall, 5.15 p.m. Dalhousie Chapter, 8.30 p.m. Friday, 3rd. High Water, 9.25 a.m., 9.57
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    RUBBER LANDS ASSESSMENT.
    83 2 Vht ir.to the LegisitiTe Cooneil amond. the Rubber Lands MUMBi Ordinance as regards Singa- »Ie and Pc.-i<mg. Tkt Islands of Singapore and Penaag mpted from the operaof the Rubber Restriction Bill m older avoid interference irith the trade of the I. The amend;. will applies the prinof
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    INDIAN LABOUR OUTLOOK.
    73 2 Colombo, Oct. 12. Mr. C. F. Andrew*, who arrived here vusterday with Dr. Rabindranath Tagore, made an interesting statement on thel labour situation. The main feature of this statement was that m view of the situation m Kenya members of the Indian Legislative Assembly will probably insist
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    65 2 tWodnosday. November 1. Church Parade the Cathedral nf the Good Shepherd v.iuntary) Parade at Zetland House at 0 p.m. riday. November 3rd Officer.- Meeting, 1 iilquaners, r>.3o p.m. Btl March. Parade back of Y. M. C. A. E •i'lv; 1 Trooj, Orders as issued by b rtnmtm.
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    S. S. V. F. ORDERS.
    25 2 Wednesday Nov. I.— Drill Hall 5.15 p.m fc V.A. Battery Parade. Saturday Nov. 4.— Battalion Parade Tac_ ttaa] scheme. m
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    58 2 Tho Hon. Mr. Justice Farrer-Manby the' B. P. P., and court staff have returned to flKimla Lumpur from Kuantan, where they h* vu been for the Pahan« Assize*. Ther« was JWrty one criminal case, a Chines from fl* l Pta diitrict. charge with culpab£ JM»>«Mt not amounting: to murder, who
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      254 2 TO J ET OR FOR SALE. LARGE C UOWfcS, newly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 §q. ft. facing river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near 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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      642 2 Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp., J. ROBERT and PAUL PANZER m THE MYbTBRY MIND Serial by Arthur B. REEVE and JOHN W. GREY. EPISODE ONE, TWO AND THREE. 7 REELS. 2nd Show at 9.00 p.m. THE GREAT CIRCUS MYSTERY SERIAL, EPISODES 10 and 11 LATEST PATHE GAZETTE. More thiiii a
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      543 2 Alhambra TheatJ Programme from Wednesday, Ist N«vtnber to M< 5 ANNOUNCEMENT KXTRAORDIJ^ I The Pre-Eminent FaatllFe Film s Hailed Everywhere as the Great,- v I "M!OAM X" MADAM X" I In the Second Show at J) p.m. shar Samuel Goldwyn Presents hia Immorfa Starring Pauline Frederick, m "MAD/ In 7
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    "WIIEN I SMOKED OPIUM."
    439 3 WIIEN I SMOKED OPIUM." And the Day After. Cariona Traveller writes to the Daily Mail: Prom tht o.wded street below came the babel of voices, the clatter of sandals, ,the pitter-pat of bare feet. The air was heavy with the breath of the East, with the •ense of many people,
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    HOUSING THE POOR IN BOMBAY
    148 3 Bombay, October For providing bousing at moderate rents to poor men, especially workmen and clerks, the Bombay Government ban sanctioned n scheme for State loans to co-openvive societies. Later the Co-opera-ti\ Conference passed resolution urging thar the same facilities should !>e provided to tenant ownership
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    RUSSIA BUYS RUBBER.
    142 3 A development of some interest and significance is the buying of substantial quantities of rubber by Russia during the last few weeks. Considering the enormous j potentialities of the country this importa- lion of raw material, which can only be required for the purpose of manufacture, thiows
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    BATTLE ABBEY TO BECOME A SCHOOL.
    109 3 Battle Abbey, near Hastings, is b«in£ converted into a school. Every schoolboy knows that outstanding date of 1066, when William of Normandy fVfeated Harold at the Battle of Hastings, j On the spot where Harold fell William built an abbey, but all that remains
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      365 3 hrli W-' "B«by has had 1? I E H '< yf r or to She a*T yv^ tull v.l l.ff and ha* nnet,v t b««n ST W trouble. Your |M ''""If her jp'rrdidly Does .your Baby lauj?h 1 like this a lau^ sc h c is happy-he i. happy because
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      538 3 NvH l^^av »-t owj* j^s u>oi) on to YJ<Ctn VV^S I^^^ AND stationery and our VvHli >r T PMGOOOM7 /a *«(s. It tvill becommd fShI /Nf/ Yf^^^Wy distinguishing mark as UYnSI Z.^ a maw *Am£ a^ Z£;z7/, but he shall m command no other man to think it M £jf
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1155 4 THE CHAOS IN IRELAND. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct. 5. Although the papers now barely give more than about: twenty or thirty lilies to Wish affairs, the situation m that country i.. anything i>ul satisfactory, and can hard. l\ b«. b;- improving. No doubt from a
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    ALSAGOFF LEGITIMACY CASE.
    397 4 Upon the application of Mr. M. C. Johannes, who appeared for three of the respondents to the above suit, the Acting Chief Justice, the Hon. Mr. P. J. Sproule, on the 27th September, 1022, ordered that the certificate that as regards the amount! oi alue and the
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    102 4 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo Xu-hi-Xichi Shimbun.) Tokio, Ott 26. The following diplomatic ehangtoa are announced Mr. Kobata to be the amJ bassador at Brussels. Mr, Adachi to I Paris and Mr. Matsui for London or Washington. sfsasiti. aforoi, Akatsuka and Segawa are reported to be promoted Ministers
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    PERAK RUBBER COMMITTEES.
    100 4 The Resident of Pfeiak has appointed the following gentlemen to •be the local Committees for Perak North and South under the Export Rubber (Restriction) Enactment 1922 Perak North Mr. P. T. Allen, M.C.S., Chairman, The Raja f»i W\ir, M.S.C., J.P Mr. J. W. Kennedy, Mr. C. H.
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      223 4 npߣthf«f .lly the first -*r f >'- to f»el the i ,,.J-' >^. cv eil cot -'fa:: v iharp change m the wither. >/ Tha .»l:n^ *en a at;»»ii ai ttie back of the mouth, '.^tl:'^!!!^. tha: I hoarse: I :ia; diM- t *^^^V M '.ult> i Rwallowiui{. are Jl
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      727 4 i soynERN rhodS; t Ir Southern Rhodesia possesses on- a™ •|j worid with long hours of Bimshii bre< I- and cool nights. For those look; retire and make th ri ii* homer,, B •I ages unequalled ::cre. The > educational and medical fa liti > son with those of many
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    LIFE wTTH CANNIBALS
    469 5 10 Fcani m the l\u-jfi<\ Many Ashton Mends liad the opportunity recently of renewing acojuaintaao with 'ho Rev, ami Ma. James A. Hadfield, tor over 40 years missionaries for th<London Missionary Society m the Loyalt Group of Mauds In the Pacific Ocean! Doth M)r. and Mrs. RadfieU
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    "HOCKEY" IN ANCIENT GREECE.
    172 5 icieni culptared relief i ii ly d m Athe l*j Interet it contain ihai. I bi > ua< w i tht It i f i i Of Apt > 1 m r. !ern I rtoMT, the -hows Quite nnosual featm For 1•. Pot om Utinir. the
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      206 5 TO LET. M.uy the ground Street, ;it pi Baahiag '"(.rpora--7-11 3aiiJAl: napcr, e.o.d. v.c. l#4) tofetl :t('ply to \I < B v.c. Igi Read aad M Entry Proai B v.c. M aad > Apply tc Kiong c i Lodfo", Grange mber, 1922. For B DftOns and Co.. I IMS. Suite
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      640 5 AUCTION SALES MORTGAGEE'S SA! E nan*, c-h, Bl^? R^erpC- 1 1 n N MONbW r,»r r>tll -^vember at 2.3'» 1, m -n' aa nigh htr.vt. area 2.3f»l S q ft WEE SWKI- TEOW, Solicit.,,.' ESTATE A TRLST AGENCIKS LTD (Baaooaaor. jjOriag h,n X ee Auctioneers Estate Agents. (Incorporated m Singapore)
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      897 5 NOTICES. OOVBSNMEKT OF JOHORE. KUBBKB K2STRICTIO Application forms f>r Wrttteates of Standan 1 reduction may now be oct.lned locally. Apphcatrons for thaat certificates m lfc< 5522 Mliar Bmtm I'ahat, Moniiag Segamat, Johore Bahru shou'd be addresaed 'I I.oc.;: CO •> 1 U• J -ice-. appl.cat.ons for certificates of Standard Production
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      832 5 TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. theSomaliie^elLry'/officT I^^^ 0 SS» the 3rd 1922, at d and the Resident cSnciHo^s Office T^ G Kesid^ nt Councillor's Office, Penang Jo- nvplfea for the Govera n tent a? r S ra persons desirous of contracting Sffi Brie., Tile, Coral, etc. J) o. Pn mt Misc<'llaneous Articles,
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      553 5 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. 1! T ders u will bt> received up to noon on the 7th November, li.J,, at lhe Colo Office. Smgapore, from persons desirou. of Sn nd Khaki Drill Uniforms (consisting of Tunics Trousers. Shorts and Cap Covers), f Ol he Singapore Volunteer Corps, for a period of one
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      51 5 t 7: frv* While sen-ice is the Primary requisite of Eye Glasses bo euro that Mountings ■tad style ronfonu to -un.'ility. Our Rimlc 8 Classes ufTer the wry utm-.^ m service, comfort, ;in<l stylo. N. LAZARUS— OPTICIAN I MEDICAL HALL Bl ILDINO BATTERY ROAD. Refnctfoniat Mr. R. v. Meyer, FSJLC.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    23 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. WALKER.-- At tin Maternity Hospital Bißgapoi* on Oct. 31, tho wife of Major O. A 'walker. K.A.O.C of a daughter
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922. Colombo Freight Rates.
    463 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922. Colombo Freight Rates. An interesting position has arisen m Ceylon with regard to the shipping facilities to Australia and EuI rope. The Ceylon Homeward Coni ference controls rates to the United Kingdom, and the Australian ConferI ence to Australia. The freight on tea
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    Government and Income Tax.
    365 6 The correspondence between the Straits Settlements Association and the Government, which we published yesterday, indicates that the Association is not going to take a rebuff lying down. There was much delay m answering the letter enclosing the resolutions of the great meeting, and it isnot clear
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    490 6 Mr. J. O'May, of Harrisons, Barker and I Co. Lt(i.. left Singapore yesterday on trai sfer to the Kuala Lumpur branch. The ntoal weekly meeting of the Rent Assessment Board was not held yesterday, being postponed till next Tuesday. Baron Ishii, formerly the Japanese Foreign Minister, and now Japanese Minister
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    RUBBER EXPORT RESTRICTION.
    180 6 IMPORTANT RILING. The following telegram received from the Secretary of State is published for general information: "With reference to my telegram of the 10th October regarding rubber scheme, it is suggested that rules do not provide for rases of young treea which bad been tapped before Noventfcw
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    DEALERS' STOCKS.
    61 6 There appears to be doubt m the minds of some as to the meaning of the advertisements published by the Controller of Rubber Export as to dealers' stocks. This notice of course dues not apply to Singapore o r Ptnanu 1 which IN outside the Restriction Bill. It
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    IMPORTANT OFFICIAL CABLE.
    55 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 11. An important official notice explaining the restriction rules was issued to-day All desiring relief regarding forward contracts must send full details, including contract if possible, to Controller. On.lv contracts prior to October 11 last will bt consideml. No. applications after
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    C. E. Z. M. S. SALE OF WORK.
    121 6 Mr». I". Beton James will open a *al< of work on Tuesday, November 7th, a 10 o'clock m the Victoria Hall. Mr. E. Salzmann has arranged a muM cal programme for the afternoon. A Refreshment Stall will be open al day. Other
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    TEOCHEW (SWATOW) RELIEF FUND.
    382 6 The following subscriptions towards the abOYC Fund are acknowledged with many thinks Previously acknowledged $159,431.17. Coll. per Khoon Whay School Siantan 1.839. Coll. per Tong Wah Chinese Chamber of Commerce and School Sebo^a 1,17'J.4'. ColL per Mr. Teo Soon Kiat Chop Hen- Hong Malacca 703.00, Coll.
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    UNION JACK CLUB.
    259 6 **AB I BPlCri The annual feck y tab wt I it the ilub prci I In the I ent v 1 I Elorwood (II I A. B. Liv< f hineon, D. 1 1 I 3 that the I :k.(! not m I the tii I a-; th<
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    R.A.F. AND ARMISTICS AND
    34 6 I It pa >i I n-membOTi of f I Siagapan i I ;.sion of I [at 7.30 a.m. 01 I uudTarsin I membors of ti I ciate themielves I ExSm
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    50 6 H. H. th I "to tho Tan. I On Tuesri.i 1 1 thrusan.l X visit to tht new I football match irMJ l The otyn J f highest mountan I beendiTOvemlby,^^^* informed the cyan; >- H r^JB .cholarrtiip exanm lJ yij^ I 'it Mount EmM* B it without i ist
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    FASCISTI TRIUMOPH.
    129 7 KIM AND MUSSOUNL Uome, <h U). iterday sveninj n farwwel King ntv i anc kee] d tlie ricim if 10-50 and Ok of th« n the y ap] •1 by the He withdraw m com- owed l>e v 0 1 \h. Hf «U--an ie, shoutrill have Ewiva 1
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    35 7 I *k h 1 the V. l 'hat to busRoad. I Cross •Tiing have L night "fed home, :ted now foxy oxv that to go v of I itly I > the *Ppean r »t£
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    9 7 Saigon -.Wy Hanoi Cl;,^'-.:. Muan X- They 7 (BT)
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    458 7 U. S^ TRADE. THE NEW TARIFF. [Reuter'a Service.] N <* York. Oct. 31. The cv tons officials announce that fh r«Ts, up to the- present, have no lilted In a .eduction of the volume o ■i I"*!***, the prices of which have consider r. ably increased. THE
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    DEFAULTING BANKER.
    159 7 New York, Oct. 30. ry Werblow was lured home from Shanghai by a ruse as it was impossible -ure his extradition from China. His ton at New York wrote him suggest-' 1 should return with the prospect uring a higher post. Robert Wer- blow, his brother an employe
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    RENT RESTRICTION.
    121 7 I committee appointed at the public 'l meeting held m tho Victoria Theatre m last, e«Ued at the instance of the i lericft] Union, are bu^y canvassing sig- 'i- tures to a monster petition to be sent o the Secretary of State for the Colonies urging the continuance
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    OUR IRISH LETTER.
    1510 7 DESPERATE GUBftILLA WAR. (From Our Own n>i respondent). DaMfa, October 5. guerilla warfare which the Iris] Republicans a ie OKiying out with th. t avowed purpose of making the Governmen I tiv Free Stale an impossibility, is th< f -> nee of simplicity. Scattered al the twenty-six
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    295 7 (By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichiXiehi Sbimbun.) J Tokio, Oct. 28. It is reported that the Bureaus of Edu- I cation and Construction and the Board of Admirals will be abolished and that the Department of Material and the Bureau of N Personnel are to be retrenched m
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      98 7 COMPANIA GENERAL de TOBACOS de FTLIPINAS I NEW STOCKS JUST RECEIVED I DISCRIMINA !E SMOKERS I Will appreciate the high grade products of the Compania General de Tobacos de Filipinas. 9 THE BEST CIGARS FROM THE FINEST PLANTATIONS IN THE PHILIPPINES "LONDRES" "HIGH LIFE" "PERFECTOS" Robinson Co., Ltd. ADVICE FREE
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      546 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. AND THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (The "Blue Funnel" Line— Alfred Holt Co.) (Companies Incorporated m 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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      526 8 <miERMAN" UNI JELL3EYA is BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Oft* LM (Incorporated m England). PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. Singapore. M. CITY OF PARIS China and Japan Nov. 2 s.s. CITY OF YORK China and Japan Dec. 14 s.s. CITY OF SIMLA China and Japan Jan. 28 s.s. CITY OF POONA China ?nd Japan
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      521 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated m England). MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO Wtir* PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL (Under Contract with Hi« M«f nty't C; 1.0 N D ON PA t- 16 a s'i'> i N FROM LONDON <^ lIABSI I DUE SINGAPORE KASHGAR about Nov. 12 DON( PLASSY
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      361 9 ((u ii $iuH«i NAViGATiON CO., LTD I (INCORPORATED IN SIAM) f LIU| I SINGAPORE- BANGKOK I COASTING SERVICE U±Sl ,^'Ml Kelantan, I ;:»;>nara, Telupin, p At ani <w, sua* Chumpon, and Bangkok. i*tam, Smgc 1 Nov! 18 v° V I *x*4 throughout witj, t mmA iNOV lo I mgtn. nd
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      283 9 Fhone: 926. PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. (Object to change without previous notice) European Line For Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, Antwerp, via Colombo, Suez Port Said. ♦Amazon Mam arr. Nov. 20 dep. 21 Shunko Maru arr. Dec. 22 dep' 23 *Omit Marseilles. New York Line:-For San Francisco Panama. New York via
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      429 9 wu AC." oteam Dmp toacanv Limit**) The Chma MutualStea^Xavisatlon C^LM. Ellerman BucknaU Steam Shin Tr, ha (AME «CAN 4 SIANCHUWAN UNK^ (Incorporated m En^laEd.) uroca www tori go^,, PAN FROM NEW YORK ALCINOUB Spore Route PHMOUB j[ Philippine, and China. NE W YORK >PmeS al J Chi a OF CANTON
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      164 9 INDO-CHWA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated m England. > Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Singapore and to Calcutta via Penang. from Singapore. Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chef oo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtze ports, For- j mosa, the Philippines, etc. FOR PENANG
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      454 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA VIA SITF7 3.5. MOBILE CITY duo Sin V *AI>UEZ i* STEEL TRAVELLER Z T IMS fc Jan. 7 1923 TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT »s KAIRFIELD CITY due Sin g a lwro M ".STEEL TRAVELLER due Sin^ore 192 :i r-kln, ekrr, throu
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      133 9 (Incorporated m England) Kegrular sailings to Hongkong, Swatow Amoy Taking car^o to other ports m China steamers have limited Ist Class passenger accommodation. Next Sailings. For Freight and Passage apply to MANBFKLD COMPANY, LTD. Agents^Singapore and Penang. Are Fitted With PORCELAIN INSULATION I i"ho only satisfactory insulation for a tropical
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    107 10 COLOMBO SHIPPING CONFERENCE. Cutting of Rate* By German Lines. Calcutta, Oct. 14. The failure of the Colombo Shipping Conference to prevent the cutting of freight rates by German shipping companies as reported by the Associated Press despatch yesterday will not affect Calcutta m the v least, according to
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    P. AND O. FARES.
    240 10 It ib really astounding, says the Strait* Echo, that when Reuttr sent ua his cable < giving Lord Inchcapo's speech at the P. and O. annual general meeting- on October 18th he should have omitted an addition which he sent to the Indian papers containing a
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    WIRELESS RECORDS.
    426 10 8,000 Words a Night to Nova Scotia. Owing to the partial interruption of the able service to the United States a large mount of Press work has been diverted to he Post Office wireless station at Oxford I Lean* eld.) This station has for some tfaM MB conducting
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    GERMAN FINANCE.
    326 10 The City Editor of the Tinu> went on tour through Germany and published a series of articles. Following are his conclusions. My main conclusions may be summarized a? follows: That inflation of the currency is primarily responsible for ihe depreciation of the nu>rk; That inflation is not due
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      364 10 PNEUMATIC OR SOLID I there is a CONTINENTAL. I 1 YRE for every need. i djß& This mark stands for a distinctive^!; >^/ product backed by a determina- tion to satisfy the most exacting I customer- 1 This is what we offer you m I CONTINENTAL SOLID TYRES I for
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      127 10 Genasco BooM 2 PLY AND J ply COMPLETE WITH PATEN T KANT-LEAK to AND WAO FOR FIXING GENXSCO is |JJHj 'VisCC, ofer 40 Years Vpi'v v r c »c dp» i experience **anattan, manufacture K^^H P^' anrf f tropical heat enc/ 5p I and rain and /s made makes a
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      399 10 MAIL TAKLE. fO-DAT. Hongkong Shanghai Ymezia lorn Bandjermasm. etc. Ban Ho Guan <> R m c nm Soon Leo 9 a .m i Hang Chiap 9 a.m. Djambi. etc H Aik 9 Hongkong Fookfang 10 a.m. Shanghai Japan Takaoka Maru 10 a m trrs°° n Thakrata 11 a m Palembang.
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      46 10 1 Dock. Tug N^ptunus, Hulk Zeelandia, No 2 Dock. Havre. WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Oct. 30 «fp,-s e7 r- Tn Ter rad. Ther 72. Rain fall m 24 houw.-Nil. CLEARANCES. 3l^S UOrra Mantua launder, Chakrata, (Brit); Hafthor, (Nor.); Gown Maru, Suwa Maru, Indo Maru, (Japan.)
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    EXCHANGE.
    91 11 Bank 4 IU 2 7^2 Bank demand 2|4 1-fi Private credits 8 m.s. 2 I 15-82 N«W York, demand 81% Credits 90 days v >* rIUW, demand 675 India, T. T. 17^ T(| Hongkong, demand 6 p.c. I'rem. Yokohama, demand 108^* Java, demand 18/; Bangkok, dernar.v! go% r;ovo:eiK'«, Bask
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    PRODUCE.
    96 11 October M Tin 175 Tons 2 75 Gambler Cube No. 1 17.00 Gambit'r 1 1 00 Pepper Black iL 7| Pepper (white fair) 20.75 Tapioca, small flake, f.g. 9.50 Pearl Sago small 7.75 Corpa Mix 9 Copra Sunclried 9.85 Opium. Benares u>.c i.500 Rice, Rangoon white 235.00 Rice, Sinm
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    48 11 Singapore, October Olst, 12 noon. Singapore Standard Palo Crepe Spot 40^4 41; Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot 41^ 41%; Nov. -Doc. 42 42H; Jan. -Mar. 43! 48H; April-Juno 1P 4 I t London quotation, 1 crepo and sheet Is. OVid. Market Steady.
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    JACKS' METAL REPORT.
    340 11 London, Oct. 3. The tension m connection with the Near East position had little or no effect up<>r. the market, as the trade of the world ie becoming: more normal every day. The fact that the American bankers at their Conference confirmed the view of the New
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    119 11 FRASER'S REPORT. Singapore, On. ;i 'Jin. 6186. 170 torn sol pet pUral. bbers.— l United 11.10, Utan 5 :o. < p 25, Luni 1625, Kei y riu uta 25, [ndi Kedal |2.10 f Mining. Firm. Collh HiUuna $1.40 $1.45, la Pi <!.':•;, (.ingaifl .s:j.io |3^o, Nawng P<
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    182 11 Siagaparet Oct. i Rubber. London is. 01.;^.,O 1 local I m. x >x t Share Market. I: quiet. Tim w live. Loam In demand. Robber*. -Amalgamated ftlalayi $1.90 0, I fan Simpana $1.30 $1.41 15 $5.50, Mentakaba 10 l"». Sui 32%, Glenea j $1.15, d llalaccaa $I.OG $1.10,
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    FRASER'S SHARE LIST.
    74 11 Yesterdays Alteiatioaa, Baia liL Padanc Tin ($1) 86 Hitam Tin (600,000) 1,-lfl Johan Tin IS ffl North Taiping (£750,000 I l.v t Raob Ausf. < £2,10,000— JlI 2.60 3.00 Renong Tin 27«.6d. :ios. South Taiping 1922 (*l> 1.00 j Taiping Tin (1,200,000) 1.06 1.1" 'i. Harbour m
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    31 11 Mr. Henry Ford 1 A r the I rd bougkf wnpton 1 heir rej m ,j^ were >ntl ••I with buildii nnipio:,, and when con lo turn out i\v<> hundred car
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      512 11 CHARTERED BANK. of India, Australia and China. Ii corporate,! m England by Koyal Charter. Taid up Capital m 600.000 "hares each p. 000.000 Reserve Fund 3 700 005 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 3,000 000 HEAD OFFICE. 38 Bithoptgate, London, E.C. Ajrenciei and Pranches. Alor Star Hoi.prkong PenanJ Amritsar Ii Puket°
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1425 12 The newest generation of those interested i m horso racing will hardly have known the late Mr. Latham, whose death is recorded at Batu GajaJj. But to those whose acquaint- c ance goes back some years the news will evoke a host of memories for Mr. "DcV or
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    MR. NEUBRONNER COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
    447 12 MR. NEUBRONNER COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. One of the live defendants, who were I again brought up nt the Borispah Court, I Bangkok, recently, charged with offe-noe* under Sections 203 and 209 of the Penal Code m the alleged counterfeiting: case, was discharged by the Court on Saturday ■Mnrinff. This man,
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    161 12 fc.C.C. lENMS TOURNAMENT. i YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. J I The match, Salter and Strachan vs. Mil- j ligan and Borncman, m the final of B. Doubles, which was left unfinished on Mon- day evening with the scare set each and 5 all m the third, was resumed yesterday, a
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    S.C.C. BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
    34 12 C. M. Ja.nie^on and J. Mel. Brown beat D. M. Doig and D. Kinlorh m the Doubles Handicap yesterday by 21 7, ajid will meet McKean and Hammond m the final.
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    FRIDAY'S TIES.
    219 12 Championship. (Final). McKean vs. Rev. Douglas. The following are the players and times of starting play m the match, Keppel Golf Club vs. Singapore Garrison Golf Club, at Keppel Golf Club on Sunday, Nov. sth. Singapore Garrison players are mentioned first:— 9.00 F. G. Stocks and Lt. Col.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    34 12 BaN Sweeps. The Ball Sweeps m conjunction with the Qualifying round of the "Keppel Cup" were won by the following: Saturday (J. PateNOfl 84 H nott Sunday P. ,J. Spron!<- :*<} nett
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    AUSTRALIAN RACING.
    207 12 The following were the Chief results at the A. J. C. Spring meeting at Randwick on Sept. 30 and following days: A.J.C. Derby, mile ard half. Rivoli 8.10 (Brown) 1 Soorak 8.10 (Pike) 2 Caserta 8.10 (Cairns) 3. 10 to 9 on Caserta, 5 to 2 Soorak, 33
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    NEW RACE GRIFFINS.
    55 12 I (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, Oct. 31. The steamer Houtman is bringing fifteen grriffins each for Ipoh and Kuala Lumpar, and twenty for Penangr. The Ipoh meeting has been fixed for March 1 and 8. The Ipoh Skye meeting on Armistice Day has been reduced to
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    CHETTY AGENTS' LIABILITY.
    504 12 Sueing m forma pauperis, a Chetty clerk named M. R. A. T. Rakkappa Chetty, before the Acting Chief Justice, the hon'ble Mr. P. J. Sproule, m the Supreme Court yesterday, claimed damages against S. R. M. If. Annamalay Chetty for breach of an agreement. Mr. A. J.
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    153 12 To-night the Alhambra announces n special attraction including Goldwyn's masterful presentation of the greatest drama the screen has evor 4 inherited from the stajfe. Madam X. It is an adaptation from the French of If. Alexandtfe Bisson by arrangement with Henry W. Savage and ii a picture that
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    207 12 Pensng Rugby officials regret they are unable to raise a beam to visit Bangkok on Armistice Day. Carperitier has formally appealed afrain«t th« judge's decision. It ia announced that h« has started boxing training again, nnd •till wants to remain a boxer. Mr. O. B. Forbes the Secretary of tha
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