The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 January 1923

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. (ENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1923 No. 10,SrtO
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    203 1 The (ierman Finance Minister says Gerasany will refuse to make any payments under Trance's threat of armed foree Page 7. There were demonstrations at Ma>eace, and some s!i K ht trouble, after the sentence on the industrial leaders, who also received a ureat welcome at Berlin —Pago
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1693 1 The announcement of the numbor of temporary and emergency houses put up by the energetic D.C.I.T. those unfamiliar with ihe language of initials must not supnose that this means anything to do with, income tax delighted the Topicist, who raises his hat to m official who
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      109 1 MALTHOID WS IVYWII s s s PHI Raffles Hotel. $9 SATURDAY Guest Night 5 Dinner <fe Dance. -3 Saißcs Orchestra. \g, BDGAB HULLAND AT THK PIANO. Q? J9 Sunday: Cinema 9-30 p.m. C| &9J>m9m9J>J>J>J>J>J>J>J> M KALAMAZOO. LOOSE LEAF BOOKS j**. ;i >-«-vta_^ißgr.itettf -^r-i'-.-Tfi-n i^jsrf I THB FINISHED ARTICLE NBL SUPFLIED
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      366 1 KELLY AND WALSH, LTD. (Incorporated m Hongkong.) THE KELLY AM* WALSH DESK CALENDAR BLOCK FOX 1923. Giviag local and general holidays and other useful iniormation. L.. fl¥iirTl Complete with stand S.L J i^ph. T J" HNAL PHOXP- THK NAUTICAL ALMANAC AND rP^Puioc^V^Vl.V 1 vV: ,M{OT ASTRONOMICAL EPHEMERIS (.RAPHLRS DAILI COMPANION
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      150 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Australia Day on Monday Page 5. Auction <>f circus outfit on page •">• Municipal tenders for firewood Page •">. The Atlas Thcee at United Engineers Page S. Gaiety and Surma cinemas programmes Page 2. Bowranite is a complete nisi preventative- -Page Invisible fused bifocals at S. Smith nsui
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      107 1 High Water, X.16 a.m.. 8J24 p.m. Penang Kn.-. Last Day. Hockey: Singapore rs. X. Sembilan, Padang, 4.48. Tho Mikado, Th atrc, Matinee. The Chocolate Soldi r. Theatre. 9JSP p.m. Yeoman of the Guard, Theatre, 9 High Water, 8.8 --..m., 9M p.m. Pirates of Pensance, Theatre, P. snd O. Homeward Mail,
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      269 2 TO 1 RT OR FOR SALE. LARGE CUIMMPUBfe aewly erected area from 10,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also three storied buildings for offices aud godowaa. Centrally situated. All immediate entry, going cheap. Apply or write to
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      931 2 m iial^ir IVm fr 8 3 sJ cJtheatpi: jjg^ Ist SHOW AT 7.30 2nd Show at 9.30 p.m. "Douph and .Dynamite" J Part Chaplin ru 4 *pttf ruAPi iv thp imiifißlVT MAM, THE VILLAGE MAIDEN CHABUE CHAPLIN m [TO IMMIGRANT 6 part Malay Production N«W Eve's Film Review and Vocl-u-ville
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      449 2 alhambhai FROM 21th JANFARY, ta 2i»th. JANUARY In the S e cond Show at f) p.m. Zanzibar In 1 Reel Scenic Pietnre. Mysterious Tracks I In I Reel Pathe Film. Goldwyn present.-. Reginald Barker's production Snow-Blind I In 7 Reels. Adapted from the famous novel by Katherinc- N Is a
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    DUKE OF YORK'S BETROTHAL.
    635 3 CCf MR. i t'OXGRA'ft NATIONS. London, Jan. I<>. betrothal ol Lhe Duk..- of York to a Charming Scotch girl is hailed as a R< I romance by thc papers to-day. They publish the hearty congratulations of tlie comini le pho v and W raph.es. .>. Bo
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    BANGKOK TRAMWAY STRIKE.
    143 3 Three hundred nun <>f th<- Bangkok I 'Tiaiinvays tMPC ov ■trflce and on Ann. 16th. I :ill the strikers neceived khe mrpgen and bonus <lin- t<» them to thi- date of ceasing wivtk, ;uui wtro also paid th.-ir security] money, fifty ti«.*-i!.~ per person. <>n Saturday, Ja:>.
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    135 3 Urn Irish Free State Government ia i giving a new name to the barracki recent--Ily evacuated hy the British forces. The I Royal Barracks, Dublin, will be known U Collins Barracks, m honour of Michael Collins. Richmond Barracks will be known as Keogh Barracks m honour of Keo(_rh, who was
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      297 3 W Feeder., with ks teat and 8 I Baby loves [l the Glaxo Feeder I m importance to Baby's food ia Babys feeder the Glaxo Feeder is designed to lighten work i help baby get the utmost benefit from his food, r Glass Feeder can be held m the hand
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      413 3 f ST^TE @PRf SS 1"^^ HAND-MADE CIGARETTES jQJ^W MACHINE-MADE. j '/J^^M/mi/ cigarette machine lias no souL It is fed -wli iMmW with Tobacco, and it makei cigarette*. V uWI-^n /Jr What is the composiiion ot these cigarettes .1 at ■-Ays/' /'JI I At mm* i r f LaMwi v Tobacco,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    782 4 1 71 A SEX CO., EXCHANGE AND SHAKE BROKERS. PRII > A V. i A N U AMY 26th. MI N IK ii. [Fig-urei m bracket! i -'how tiie capital ..-.-Ui' t'ahie of the Share m dollars unless otherwise marked. C. Cum div. equals i div. j
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    47 4 The results of the recent examination* fir the English Bar. show that fl*o mare women have paased the flnal examination ano will thus be eligible for call to tho Bar and to practise as Barrietere when they have completed their terms at tho ▼arious Inns of Court.
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      326 4 WHITEAWAYS GREAT TWO WEEKS STOCKTAKING SA IE Commencing Monday, Jan. 29. The Whole of our Excess Stock, Odd- j ments and Remnants and Slightly Damaged Gdods TO BE CLEARED Regardless of Cost 1,000 DOZEN j INDIA GAUZE VESTS Ma<i« fi-'-' line.-: Egyptian j ______\m**^Zm It I j M/ Jtmtm. wwll
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      791 4 NOTICES. STATE OF JOHORK Restriction of Rubber Export. RENEWAL OP CERTIFICATES FOR THE 2nd QUARTER, FEB., Int TO APRIL ,'*oth. Th Certificate! of Authorised Percentage] for t lie quarter November ***** to January i 1928 will comee to be valid nt the end of the month. Application! for renewal i\>r
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      709 4 I /4ffi% 0f A te ii k^^^S^V^l Stocked I I* Telephones Nos. [I IMPORTANT AUCTION S \LL I In Hu- Supreme (ourt at Johore iiahru. Miscellaneous Suit No. 17 ot 1922. against f ABDUL RAHEEM lII* ABUBAKAB Cksipi The Undersigned have been favoured vith in>tru< -t i..nv to sell bj
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      293 5 TO LET. r x ratrj iet V*b~ r Ist A BMSIs NO. 13 i comfortabls i ,i.;,: Road, Gsrage nnd large i Apply CheoasT Street. v.c. \< IN I' Rosd. \Tscancy. i r.r da io n< I beaati- dwellini n ual know;; No. 11l I grounds aad re-psial <i. L'Sl
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      554 5 AUCTION SALES REMINDER. TO-DAY, SATIRhAY AT 10, AM AUCTION SALE OF Bb s Sled and heasssald fbradtare, P Koyai lypewriter, eeppint pmss <tZ i.i.«K -bin,, be^h rie*7Ae7jEo^ Fo, i 1 Maxwi II Can, •at ■sisresss, No. N Chali i Stceei Kow oa view. CHEONG KOON SENG CO., j -Aoctionsscß. 127-1
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      581 5 NOTICES. STRAri'S SETTLEMENTS Export cf Kubber Restriction. On and after the Ist of February coupons issued m the F.M.S. or one ot the U.m.S. will not be valid m the! S.S. for export of rubber. Any exporter m lhe S.S. who H.iids F.M.S. or I .M.S. coupons! tftd has not
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      730 5 I Invisible Fused Bifocals H IT I I n mmrngrn. P'l?/' «r^ JT ijmij___m r .<_____» 1 1 .i^ T THEY RESTORE TO YOU THE EYES OF YOUTH. I For further information inquire at j S. SMITH SON (SIAM) LTD. I [aeorporated J. Motion Co. I 14, BATTERY KOAD, SINGAPORE.
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      749 5 CHURCH SERVICES. SEPTUAGESlMA. Jiaany. 2fcth 192.1. Dedication Festival. ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL. Communion, j r.45 a.m. Holy Communion. (Choral) I 9.U a.n:. MatiAs snd Litany. 4 p.m. Th C itechism 5-30 pjn. Evensong and Sermon S. MATTHEW'S SEPOY LINES 1 p.m. Sunday School. < c .15 p.m. Branson* and Sermon. During
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1923. Education in China.
    640 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY JANUARY 27, 1923. Education in China. Many telegrams have lately passed between Europe and China with reI f erence to the disposal of the balance oi' the Boxer Indemnity. It ifl generI ally admitted that altered political I circumstances m China have done away with the
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    472 6 Mi. W. Master-ton, ia appointed Deputy I Surveyor-General of Ships, for the Colony ;i- from Mar*h 1 9th 1921. Drs. Dawson, Gordon and Dutfus are 1 appointed analysts and officers under thc Food and Drugs Ordinance Syed Alwee bin Ahmad Alsree and Inehe I nus lmi Abdullah, are added to
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    23 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. ARRINDELL On .T-.t--.i--r>- Sth, 192 Sandakan, B. N. Borneo, Gwendolyn, the wife of 11. A. W. S. Arnmlr I. daughter.
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      "BURNS NICH."
      72 6 BURNS NICH. (Fran Our Own Correspondent.) Penang. Jan. 26. The Burns night dinner and dance at the E. and 0. Hotd last night under the auspices of the local St. N ndrew's Society was well attended. The Resident Councillor. Mr>. Voules, and the racing stewards were present being guests of
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      MORE STEPHEN.
      33 6 An appeal haa heen lodged on behalf of D. Bf. i>. Stephen Against the decision of the, District Judge^which ordered him to be hand d over to the Ceylon police authorities.
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      HOME AND AWAY MATCHES.
      46 6 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 2<>At a recent meeting of the Malaya Cup Committees it ifl understood that home and away matches were decided upon for rueby. thus merging ordinary State match*- into Cup. This arrangement is not favoured for soccer.
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    615 6 Mr. VV. Somerset Maughan has recovered from his attack of fever and ifl about again. A conference of political leader- con vencd !>y Dr. Annie tfesant will be held m Delhi on February 10 snd 11. The Treasury have asked the national Whitley Council for tlu- Civil Service to ecu
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    65 6 COLONIAL OFFin Rl foi BTS. I (Fran Our Ow The Hon. W. Ol Mr Stockton, the who was inquiring rubber restriction, I n.atic 10 per cent average price for pence this mean? a. I which is felt a second automat if price ia exct over the whole of
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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      103 6 UNKN OW N To Urn Editor. Sir,—Will 100 i relief to the would tion of the i >«»•: it \»rj api npare md man. Certainly inn ment to Nous* number <>f hou: •i. 1 ne. The attitude ia nol hon* II plenish their trea demand of rent, 1 ply and
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    261 6 Mr. T W. H. X duties a.« a;* ting Kedah. An infant welfare pec ted from 11 m Taiping for work the surround in{ In the Su| i Act ng Chief Jud Justice Farrer-Mani Chariei Johneon to tl lfiniitera of the Unit lew of the existing ■f Government, dec from
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      235 6 t STOCKS NOW OBTAINABLE I OIT ARTS ANO FROM BOLE AGENTS: CALDBECK MACGREGOR (incorporated m Shaaghai). m WHOLESALE RETAIL f j WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, j While §ervice Ks tiie primary requisite of Eye glasses be sure that mountings and style conform to your personality. Our Rimless j Grlassei Her
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      80 6 10. 100 c 0 ALL THE FAMOUS TYPE "Z" E N << I IST R 8 CARRY THIS FAIRBANKS-MORSE GUARANTEE. j m\WW^C\ l**-~ *_$f __k*A*'&v >*%**>*% 9*\ "rv^;*^ z y COMPACT. PROTECTED FUEL TANK. THROTTLE GOVERNOR. LARGE BEARINGS. BOSCH H. T. IGNITION. MORE THAN RATED POWER US LI) IN EVERY
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    "GERMANS NEVER WILL BE SLAVES."
    405 7 "GERMANS NEVER WILL BE SLAVES." gQDB, HERMES SAYS. kv'K DIBOMMBB. i lea.] London. Jan. 25. Taris and dis rden si Haytrial state •oionmi sr, burned and ired. There h head la sl] night »!«••> I SCO, Jan. 2">. snder of Maya stion stating bmuti itsrintrol *%t\ military author-' pn uple
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    LAUSANNE CONFERENCE.
    323 7 PLAIN ISSUE FOR TURKEY. SIGN OK UE [ReuteC> Service]. Uui-anne, Jan. 25. It has been arraaged that the Treaty will bs prssaated to Turkey at a nary sitting cf the Conference on Feb. Ist. All the do-legations eriij leave Lausanne af tin end <.f the week, but a
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    ST. MICHAEL'S ROAD.
    286 7 Tlu residents of the District of St Michael V Road, have seme reason to com-] plain that the absence of police, by either i or night, ia a direct incentive peradoes to commit sets of violence, aa witness the murderous assault on a Chii m carpenter on
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    92 7 m At about 1 a.m. on the llth. instant a thick volume of smoke was seen coming ovei the roof of the block of building opposite the Seremban Convent. Passers-by did not pay much attention to it until fire wa- seen issuing from the windows of the premises Of Messrs
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    BORNEO NOTES.
    1061 7 REFLECTIONS ON RUBBER'S RISE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Jesselton, Jan. 20Chinese .',Vw Year m JeSSSltoa is likely |to bo indeed a feast of rejou ng. For many I a long day the Chinese have had to leave their rubber trees untapped, borrow money to cany on and get
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    GILBERT AND SULLIVAN SEASON.
    596 7 "11 M.S. PIN A POKE* \M) "TRIAL BY JURY". Following upon their entire successes wiih "The Mikado' and "T\.v Gondoliers" ti.e Williamson Grand Opera Company pleased an enthusiastic and delighted i audience at the Theatre last night with an equally perfect presentation of a double j,rogramme,
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    143 7 mm Mr. Gugenheim, the well-known American banker, arrived on the 10th inst. at the Grand Hotel. DJojcks. The Prince of Wales appeared at the meeting of the league of Mercy at St. James* Palace with his right hand swathed m bandages. It was only a few weeks ago that the
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      174 7 His Master's Voice' RECORDS Gilbert and Sullivan Operas Complete Operas recorded under the persona] supervision of Mr. Rupert DOyly Carte. Each set is contain* 1 m an artistic album. "The Mikado" Eleven 12-inch double-sided Records. •The Gondoliers" Eleven 12-inch double-sided Records. "The Yeomen of the Guard" Eleven 12-inch double-sided Retoi
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      618 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (Companies Incorporated m England) BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Regular Service to IONDON, \MSTKRDAM. ROTTKRD \M. WTWKRP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. E MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Hiking cargo on through
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      591 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorpon Ced m England) PASSENGER SERVICE. Steamer OUTWARD. D Biafspors. s.s. CITY OF SIMLA China and Japan Feb. 5 s.s. CITY OF POONA China and Japan Mar. 9 s.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER China and Japan April 22 HOMEWARD. *s.s. CITY OF YORK Marseilles
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      590 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA APCAIT LINE. (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AJND PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICI PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. K. CO (Under Contract with His Majesty's Govern.... LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON T v MARSEILLES, LON 1 DUE SINGAPORE. LEAVE Bil 1928. 192, KASHMIR about Fob. 1 SAKI I" l
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      532 9 liie Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. i The China Mutual Stea Na rigattai Co., Ltd. j ANi> Ellerman BucknaU Steam Ship -Co., Ltd. K AMERICAN ft MANCHURIAN UNE.) (Incorporated iv Eng sad.) J, j nrr SERVICE X) BOSTON AND NIW York ria BUBZ OR PANAMA FROM NEW YORK Due Spore
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      48 9 UNITED AMERICAN LINES INC. Successors to J IVERMORE DEARBORN Co., Ltd. (Incorporated ia U.S.A.) INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP LINE Regular Service between New York Singapore ft Java Ports ft vice versa FOR NEW YORK Via SUEZ. JALAPA IL For Freight apply to GUTHRIE C*., Ltd. Agents, Straita Settlements ft F.M.S.
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      797 9 jt9 Bf^^^H ,t n Cm _i____^^S _____^B^^^ ■■I _E________hSSl BSi-^^L.SI I BV\\vm^m^"'* > n* BS^as BShSSI _____i_^ili I If^uVv^'ill mmm wm T m^^^ i h -rTrvs mi_i l __.uiAuuiiniiiiii l 'idiiMii.u *****3S HK553 (Incorporaieu m u.o.a.> FAST PASSENGER SERVICE 19 DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA. Steamer. Sails Hongkong. Arrives Seattle. PRESIDENT
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      614 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA VIA SUEZ s.s. STKE L WORKER due Singapore to disch. Feb. 7 1'.»23 TO BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT. s.s. MOBILE CITY In port s.s. STEEL TRAVELLER due Singapore ko load Feb. 17 192:5 s.s. STEEL WORKER due Singapore to load Mar. 17
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    464 10 Aden, Port Said and Europe (via Marseilles Plain 4 p.m. The Shipping and Import and Export Offieei will be closed on Feb. lst. Capt. W. H. Calthrop-Calthrop, R. N., is leaving: to-day fcr Penang: on inspection duty. The P. and O. Soudan has left Hongkong and is expected
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    LINERS RACE.
    153 10 Within two houn of one another, the Canadian liner "Canadian Conqueror"' and the American liner "Easterner" left the Panacea Canal, both bound to Brisbane. They never saw one another, but a challenge to a race to their destination Ti2ji miles distant was issued by wireless and accepted. For
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      359 10 1 UNDERSTOOD TYPEWRITERS j I BUY THE LATEST j I IMPROVED PORTABLE MODEL I Just Arrived Ex. "TEi E^nCHUS" j SOLE AGENTS I Paterson, Simons Company, Limited. (Incorporated m England). I SINGAPORE PENANG KUALA LUMPUR I STOCKED BY I ROBINSON ft CO., LTD. Singapore. I RONEO, LTD. 11 Collyer Quay,
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      419 10 Cuticura Beautifies Your Complexion The daily use of the Soap cleanses and purifies the pores of the akin, thus preventing blackheads and pimples. The Ointment soothes and heals ar.y irritation or roughness. They are excellent for the toilet aa is also Cuticura Talcum for powdering and perfuming the skin. -•t-
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      282 10 L% \C«tor«iJw[>l^^D*imi co v\ **Q«*-.*t». W*, U• m j)\ LLOYD TRIESTINO S.N. Co. tlncorporated m Italy). HOMEWARD SAILINGS. FIUME L. due Feb. 12. PERSIA due early March TRIESTE dne early April For Colombo, Aden, Massana, Port Said, Brindisi, Venice and Trieste, taking cargo os through Bills of Lading for Fiume,
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      240 10 j Genasco RoofinV 2 PLY AND 3 PLY Q g COMPLETE WITH PATEN T KANT-LEAK to I ANO NAILS FOO FIXING m the result of B||| V /n t/; c .'on? over 40 Year si cAm** GE/V4 SC'J ll i&a t/s/lea fiJ withstands spSigCortH *e*-'«n/ff|j, tropical heat Kpp^.^jJ enrf. />
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      202 10 MAM. TABLE. TO DA Y. Xt rimon Pulau Soegi 50,,, i,, i mMt Cucob Aln H n em Caeab "••J 1 aja. Sibu ll,;nir SkH >" J aja. I'ri„ Radjah. WOetaT* mSJw -»t T Indragiri 11 m Mersmg. Kuals Pahang aad Kuantan r> Rant c 1;. m >TTr n Van
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      334 10 MAILS EXPECTED. Mails from Europe, (London mails despatched 4th January) ex B. I. Teesta will arrive by train this morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders about 10.15 a.m. From China and Japan by Sardinia at j Singapore ft a.m. on Monday, the 29th instant. Noon: Wireless m
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    EXCHANGE.
    92 11 J ■..nuary ll*'. Hank 1 ni.s. li 1 1-4 Bank dem-nd 2|4 5-32 Private credits M.s. _l 1 17-32 New York, demand, "> 1 Credits 90 days France, demand 780 India, T. T. KM Hongkong, demand l p.c. l>is. Yokohama, demand III s Java, demand 139 -h* Baagkok, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    112 11 Jan van,* 2G. Tin Buyer,; $93% Xo Sellers Gambier Cube Xo. 1 21.00 Gambier 17.50 Pepper Blade 14.00 Popper .white i"air> 22.00 Tapioca. sni:!l flake, f.jr 11.50 Pearl S<.go srr.ai! fe.OO Copr;; If is 10.00 Copra Sundr. d IPM Opium, Benares une. 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white 235.00 Rice, Siam
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    37 11 Siagapore, Jan. Mth, 12 aooa. Singapora Standard Ribbed Smoked 9 Spot 92m) 24; Feb. -March 94% Go; April-June GO 66%j Ju'y -Sept. 37% Cn. London quotation sheet Is. 6d. Market Steady. .-m-
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    THE BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR 1923.
    313 11 Since its institution m 1616 the number of trade visitors to the British Industries Fair has increased each year. This is surely proof that iMa annual British Trade Exhibition is appreciated and is cf value to Buyers the World over. One of the chief reasons
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCE.
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      PHASER'S REPORT.
      79 11 Singapore. Jan. Rubber l^. Sd. Tin £183. 17s. Bd. Buyers no sellers $93.37%. Kubber-.—AIK-nbys |1.17% $1.15, Ta»« balaks <J0 *):>, Craiffialeai 77% 86, Bukit Katili 85 VO. Baaaetta $IJO $1.40. United Malaccas $1.66 f1.75, Jtmahs 11.56 ?1.65, Jaram Kaantam i"» 50, n<m Bcadais $1.80 $2. Tins.—Souths $1.12% 11.17%,
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      MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
      167 11 M ACPHAIL'S REPORT. Singapore, Jan. 2b. Rubber-— London Is. Gd. Local 68%. Tin.— London £186. 17s. Local $93% (Buyers Share .Market. Steady. Kubbers.— Pajams $7.40 $7.60, Sungei Tukar.tr* 86 40. Pantaii «.»o si. Indragiria *G $c.:-50, Glenealys $1.70 $1.80, Xvalas $6.50 $6.75. Tm9a* Taipings $1 $1.05, Norths .SLIL' 1 $1.17%,
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      LYALL AND EVANTT'S REPORT.
      124 11 L YALL AND EVANTT'S REPORT. Singapore, Jan. 20. Tia.— 6l6s ITs. Gd. $68%, no sales. Rubbers.- Very quiet. Allenbys $1.20 61.30, Bassetts $1.30 $1.35, Rrogas GO 70, L-Craigieleat 75 80, Jenua Knantans 42 1--17%, Jimahs $I.GO $1.67 i Lunas $8.25 $5.75, Malaka Pindas $1.80 $1.90, Tapahs 312.75 $13.25. Mentakaba 27%
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      GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
      137 11 Singapore. Jan. 25. The advance has been well maintained ana values at the Auctions yesterday were further 7 cent? up on the week. Mann fact u rei s held off the Market and the sale m its initial Stages was not well supported Standard Sheet «ohi uv to
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    1237 12 QUIET AFTERNOON. The riasMlllt. Mi. Fairer, presided over the ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioner:- hv'.d yesterday afternoon, and others pi. sent were Messrs. \Y. A. Sims. F. G. Anthony, W. P. Plummer, P. V. Blair. J. A. Ettas, 1. M. Sum-, F. Te--msnha E. Elder, A. F.
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    79 12 Tlie Surina'i chief attraction i- Camilla, am thei* of Alexander Pumas' celebrated French classics of a woman who loved. Helen Bespeira, the international beauty. is m the title role of this sensational six ptair production. There'- al.-o Charlie Chaplin m The Immigrant, with BOW Eve's 1 m Review
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    ATTRACTIONS AT THE EMPIRE.
    123 12 The change of programme at the Empire Cinsasa on Thursdaj nigh*, drew a crowded house. The first show saw the < '.mmeneement of the splendid wild animnl s* rial, Miracles of th" Jungle, which sms a great source of attraction when it vas mn at the
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    SEA VIEW HOTEL.
    90 12 Tin present plans of Messrs. Sarkies Brothers for the renovations st the Sea View Hotel include ths reconstruction of the preaent building facing thc sea, the gTOUnd floor being** designed as an exten- pavilion, with ball-room, dining room an,i billiard room's combined. Thirty modem bedrooms will be
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    49 12 By C„urt iy of the Nanyo NichiNiehi Sltimbun.) lokio, Jan. 25. The Chinese Chamber has voted for tecoguition of the Chang Cabinet excluding Dr. S/e from the Ministership. Ii is decided thai the Anti-Bolsheriki bill shall be withdrawn m tho present sos--1 Son of the Imperial Diet.
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    35 12 Brigadier-General Cuscaden <>f Melbourne appears among the Ko .7hts Bachelors m the New Year Honour.; list He is a brother <»f Mr. W. A. Cuscaden, D.5.0., who was. formerly Insp2cto' -General of Police, Straits Settlements.
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    924 12 AFFAIRS OF INTERNATIONAL OVERSEAS CO. Among the matters disposed of by Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard m the Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday afternoon was the public examination of E. F. Joseph, a partner of the firm of International Overseas Company, who was examined by the Official Assignee, Mr. C. J.
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      PENANG RACES.
      218 12 HANDICAPS FOR TO-DAY. The following are the handicaps for the last day's racing at Penang: Race 1.— (7V2 furlongs): The Bolter 10.12, Jill 10, Avro 9, The Baillie 8.9, Sterling 8.4, Sorlrong 8.3, Captain Cuttle 7.12, Minderoo 6.12. Race 2.— (7 M; furlongs): Tijah 10.10, Madge 10, Lucky
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      THE SCRATCHINGS.
      42 12 The following are the scratching!*: Race I. Bolter, Minderoo. Race 2. Lucky Chance, Lady Rossyln, Duchess of Orleans. Race 3.— danesh, Hatfield Boy. Bah/.. Race (i. Yanfox, Phillipa. Race 7. Duke Shantung. Quest. Race Bv— Clovelly Boy. [die Girl, Varcofd.
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      R. S. Y. C.
      46 12 This afternoon. Captain Hamilton and t.xe other Officers of H.M.S. Despatch ans sailing six of the R. S. Y. C yachts m a race for a cup presented by ths Vioe-Com-modore, Mr. V. D. Knowles. The race will ••c.-.rt at 3 o'clock.
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      CRICKET.
      61 12 Tlte following aril] represent the V.M.C.A. y ;*th Coy. R.C.A. at cricket to-day < Saturday at Blakan Mat] commencing at li.sn p.m.: H. (i. Stack .'apt. i, J Corrie, M Ignatius, A. Pooh. p. E. Thompson, Q. J. Vyaa, s. a. Jansen, T. Cordeiro, C. M, Ldiott. I Yonos
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      S.C.C. CRICKET.
      23 12 Providing the weather holds good, the nets will he out at the S.C.C. for cricket nra -tice on Monday evening next.
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      SHOOTING.
      52 12 A shooting mat h has been arranged >-:w( n a team fiom C. Com pai y. .-.V.< (Scottish) and a team from H.M.S. Despatch. The shoot will take place "o-day, I Blakang Mati. Members of the C. Company's team will be conveyed by launch from Johnston's Pier loavir.e* at
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      GOLF.
      82 12 London, .lan I. Alexander I led. yesterday, did a hide m one for the seventeenth tine m his life, t r-eatintr a reojord. He *ays that an American friend has promised him a gold putter, when he doea a hols the twentieth time m one. He does not expect
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    THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.
    218 12 Singapore Tree I'ress, an .10. 1888. Three leading members •.>.* the Hylani Kcngsee were arrested, for intimidation under the Domestic Servants Registration Ordinance, and ordered tn he deported. The first Municinal Elections took place. Unparalleled interest was taken by the Chinese and the arrangements for receiving thc
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