The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 March 1923

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    18 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER TE > CENTS. SINGAPORE, S.S. THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1923. Z Z No. 10,827
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    213 1 i Ah*. Coegra-fc announcid m Iks Hail that da mat; t- SBMeatiag te at least 110,000,000 had been caused by the Iri>h disturbances Page 6. The Aaeerlcaa Rubber Tyre Automobile Accessories Manufacturers Conference have passed a resolution favouring the rtpeal of the increased duties <,n I ȟbber
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    MOLIERE.
    1475 1 Feb i. >7th was the tWo-fauntlreeV and-fiftieth anniversary of the death of the <ireat French dramatist, as an uncertain date m January last year was the three -hundredth an ni versa ty of his birth. MlolieiW, like many other distinguished ami strenuoaa geniuses, seed <>n tho thresheeof his lifty-second
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      197 1 MALTHOID I RAFI HOTEL. Telephone. 2920. (10 Lines). IPOBS THE FINEST BALLROOM LN THE BAST. I THURSDAY, Guest Night, Dinner Dance RAFFLES ORCHESTRA. HULLAND, MUSICAL DIRECTOR SEA \IEW HOTEL. talMg Katonß. Telephone. 110. g n pow MAECH. HIGH HDE, M 7 iun- SAM pan. Special Dinner and Dance NNER SERVED
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      196 1 THE $10,000,000 BUSINESS money when filing m the Roneo way there is a Roneo system for every filing need. Must of the banking and business houses m the City of London use you m your business tooOur extensive experience m systems is at your disposal now. Please 'phone 275 and
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      220 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS He-ma tin eczema- Pa^e 3. J »inner and dance st RRal es— Page l. 'Kobinsoa's for tennis shots Page 7. (n't a Dunlop tyic for your cat -Page 4.. All kinds of cheese at Bun Be- -Papre 1.1 "Anchor" >>ap from 6ttt-Tie*a P.ige 6.1 Readel Bath Seltrat a
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      69 1 THE WKB-L iI M nd* Ist Ma. ,-ck Hijrh Water 8.48 a.m., 10.lt; p.m. P. and O. Homownrd Mail, train. Phil. Orchestra, Ifaa. lIiI. r-.i5 p.m Dalh ousie Chapter, BJMI p.m. BuH-Dog Drummond, Theatre, 9.30 p.m. It Four Walls Told, Theatre, 9.30. llijrh Wat-r. 10.2s a.m., ll.lt p.m. Hoy Scouts
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      253 2 TO 1 ET OR FOR SALE. J LARGE G< 'OWNS, newly erected >,©OO to 60,000 sq. ft. (a< I I LARCi: STORES from 6,000 Ij 24,000 ft. neai wharf and sklppU ried buildings for offices and god rwns. Centrally situated All immediate satry, going cheap write to A. J. ABRAHAM.
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      1265 2 ij -j"ju_.LJu__. -ki- -g— aw g—^_ cj ma j—— a ik jau i> i -W"" fekrl -J-J-.--0 l^iL^Lli^:S I Su [cJ theatre J 'g? Ist Blton at 7.30 Sharp. T 7.30 Sharp JACK LONDON'S "SEA WOLF" {j HAWKS TRAIL SERIAL 3 and 4 In Seven Par-! (Paramount Picture) g v
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      724 2 Alhambrt I In Our Next Change Thursda; Ist W I I ac iN THK SECOND SHOW AT t II TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. I I WILLIAM FOX Presents PEARL WMITF i a I KNOW YOUR MAN I I I In 6 parta. a A drama of domestic difficulties, concerning
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    LATE MAIL NEWS.
    607 3 BRITISH EXPLOITS ON TIGRIS, London, Feb. Ii. Sterling British naval exploits on the Tigris in 1914-15 were revealed in the rt to-day, where Captain Wil- claimed over £10,000 for the capture and destruction of a series of Turki wi r craf; Capt Nnr V- old th< aba!
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    209 3 The general balance Bhect of I e F.M.S. Government, published in the Government Gaxette of the 9th inat, shows that the Government held i,4^3/J7G in Treasuries j and Banks, $2,271,447 with various \genI cies, and had no less than 122,791,428 with Um Crown Apents. With all this loose cash, the
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      339 3 C-:.'- i .ii... f f T*»^ """I*l j"» -^n^ "■■k*— i_ hl^^k apuf» Kp IMPROVES^ ll ll] COOKING 1 C^^iSji aboffleto-day J \?g&*£& try it yourself I h2§gg^ and note the Jp D§||gjl improvemerl|p The ORIGINAL Worcestershire BAD LEG CAN BE o{£kk CURED I I BY "^ej" j that soothing,
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      418 3 core, Tired, Tender Feet. WHBN THEY AOHE, BURN, SMABT, SWELL, ITCH. BUSTBB, PEK<I>IRE, AND CALLOUSE. All you» lict-d is a highly medicated and oxygenated footbath prepared by adding Reudel Bath SaJtrates to ptain l»ot water. Refreshing, soothing, hea!in;r, and its ;nd>. rful >'■'■ v sore, tired muscles, shins nes, rril
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      213 3 here's a shaving stick that is a aving stick! TM she Williams' Holder Top Shaving Stick the Perpetual Stick m the Holder that Holds. Use your Williams* Stick right do*\vn to the very last bit. Then simply buy a Re -Load Stick. Don't throw away the aluminum holder. It's easy
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    STOCK AND SHARES.
    804 4 FRASEft ft CO., EXCHANGE AND SUA HE BROKERS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28. MINI N <;. [Figurea In brackets fthow the capita! an J issue value of tho Share m dollars unless otherwise marked. C. Can div. equ ala ex div.j Bating Fadaiig Tin (|1) 47% 52% Hitam Tin
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    53 4 We regret, says the Malay Mail, to have i > announce the death of Mr. Alfred Bertram! Potts, Assistant Engineer, P.W.D., which occurred *t tha European Hospital' Kua'a Lumpur on Saturday afternoon after h brief illness. The funeral took place the I following afternoon at Yenning Road Ceme- U ry,
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      507 4 \m 'ml M, In I l' -i»ilb^- i I vl__Av\V\\vw V a_v.iA i\vW' v > w \_S*tSi\V -v a_/ ~?MJmW THE OUNLOP CORD. A MULTIPLE PLY CORD I VIE, WITH A DURABLE TREAD. THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO., (S.S.) LTD. I i M^ My Debt of Gratitude. i 'Ulcers the Size
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      433 4 Tfrr <^y fl r_l, r: i into v. I^TkT_fV»ra BARRISONS, BAKKK; JLL-£ «*> |fl and Company, Limited. T^Ta* TT Ynp O A T rsr K.tl 1 1 bALT Singapore. &?<Q<> /X I DIAMONDS AND ALL KINDS OF PRECIOUS ST(!\s PTINt 01 i::; I 77/ A' BEST IS To COME AND
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      304 5 TO LET. ro let. 11l F'.isir Psnjssnj and 91 with sea. frontage at iPPIy, Si a-SiNCIBS LTD., srs 1 Bstafea Agents. v.c. L I n«? iii Krtfies Chambers. r Gain— <n i iub. r v.c. stsd \ceptionally cool rnished, glsss. driaa, i Boy .of ."1 years' t luirod. Ap| 187,
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      569 5 AUCTION SALES SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE SUPREME CUTTRT OF Till SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE SETTLi-MEXT OF SINGAPORE. In i esass sf Cksa Hoom ami U VhH P-ttotWa vsasas snd rs the sssttev of Lai n., EsualaU sf Pkaac Tj ila .1 CTIO.\ SALK All the furniture at No. 88- 1 Kallan
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      510 5 NOTICES. USE SINGAPORE FREE rRES AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISED T cnly Morning Dally In Malays nnc tho he*t UediOßl for Advtr'.ip ng. li«i\.-r--id with trw Ciioia Mazri saci hssraiMf with Latect Telegrams, Lateat News anc Latest AnnourtceraentB. Telephone 56. Cable Address, Advertiss? P. O. Box No. 20C. Communioationa relating to News
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      870 5 LLOYD GEORGE ON CHILD ERS, Mr. I.\ 1. George. his tin- article m The I>. Telegrap describe* the historic scene when the ir'sh Treaty, was signed. '"h the tense moments while jawai ng lj c snswer to the question, Will the Iris- leaders sign, the ex-Premict 'says:— Opposite me sat
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      493 5 i— rri—rn~——_— mt n i i m NOTICES. j MH ISLAND CEMENT CO., LTD. j NOTICE OF REMOVAL. The Offices of this Company are now at No. 45 Robinson Read, top [floor. 1-4 LADIES VISITING SINGAPORE Ars invited to inspect <j ui n^ &B& elegant Parisian Millinery, Lingerie, Coi sets,
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      64 5 I jOmmmmumSSS^A 4 i r f m 1• C R VaaaJ*r I NORMAL EYES I DO NOT ACHE. L PAINS IN THE EYES I ARE OFTEN NATURE'S WARNINGS OF I NEGLECTED EYE--5 STRAIN. I Consult Our Optician. 1 S. SMITH SON (Siam) Ltd. p Incorporating: -T. Mot. on and Co.
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  • DOMESTIC OCCORRENCES.
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      BRITH.
      22 6 BROWN. Al 1 Brco* Road, 1\ nan-, on 25th I Kebnjur.. IMS, to Ml uM MIJ G. mg i Brown, ton.
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      DEATH.
      20 6 RASSOOLBHOY ALLYBHOY. On oa\ i < n Feb. 26th, Ri— w>lbhoy A j ,i P., of Koala Li ap i
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, MARCH 1. 1923. Shipping Matters.
    969 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS THURSDAY, MARCH 1. 1923. Shipping Matters. The rubber and tin industries ot* Malaya rather dominate public interest, especially when there is a con- siderabie variation m prices, affordI ir.g an opportunity for speculation. Neither of these could exist without shipping, and to Singapore and Penang shipping; is
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    111 6 Tin hief Secretary staying ai Port Dick ton. The Hon. Mr. Stonor ia going Home m thu autumn. Mr. V. C. Peck, of Singapore, is viaiting Kuala Lumps., The Chief Scout for Malaya, H. E. Sir Laurence Guillemard, will take the salute at a Boy Seoul s Rally to be
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    697 6 F..M.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCR (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 28. A greeting of the F. M. S. Chamber of Commence pnisrri the various alterations m rules discussed last October and errculated t'> members. At the annual meeting of the Selangor branch Mr. Hampshire presided and the
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    LATE TELEGRAMS.
    31 6 Renter's Wat Tl Coloi c Uniti S SOUI if are v anxious Sr. t. ber In a i that the i of tl turbance Lion to Dublin <)■ aw al.
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    COURTNEIDGE-HOLLOWAY COMPANY
    22 6 watei Iwh M r i M T. MH Fm W i Ticket for eit hopld v hai I on 1
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    Y. M. C. A.
    64 6 The following lectures hat and will he 1 the Association it 8.4 p.m. y. .<i 14. D G S 1 May 2. A. B. M i r foi Cai Cam tnd of Ent< rpi ii \v V I B I to i S. K. T. ioner
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    61 6 JAPAN ESE NEWS. (By i N Shhnl Mr. Ichisukc > procarator of S i committed suicid d The Bank of Taiwan h by tha Gorernn tut V.50,000.000, from the intersat fund. Mr. h of the Bar.!. minato the 1 P Taiwan. Mr* SI ika, the Bank of Cl ien, H
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    THE MALAYALEE ASSOCIATION.
    42 6 The Mala] 1 held a JHon. Mr. P. K. N function was confined lees. 1)?-. K. Raghunai llntrodu she; chei m (were mi ■m. and F. K» Nambyar responded m suitaW m Malayal-m. Light i ed a well-atten meeting.
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    NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLYMENT FUND
    29 6 NON-EUROPEAN UNEMPLYMENT FUND 1 Ann.. Mr. Ong Soon 11 Chin Bag Further proceeds- r > si Dramatis Association Rn tahuaents Chinese Christian Asaoekri collection at tinanniversary GOH HOOD XI\ T
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      114 6 /C3o> STOCKS fl i NOW OBTAINABLB \W) CALDBECK V&| MACGREGOR j XlOj > CO- LTD. 0 (Incorporated In Shanghai). j M HOI ESALB \M> RET UL ij WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. I H _l MEDICAL HALL BUILDING, BATTERY ROAD. H -=»»*_S_SBBBB_WS3*a«_-nt-«CT-^^ Special Offer to Motorists. I Fit the Famous J.
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      86 6 HUDSON MATERIAL TOR LIGHT KAIL WAYS. Light Railway Mate ri al f rom i Track to Locomotive SIDE TIPPJXG WAGONS I PLATFORM WAGONS CALL BEARING TURNTABLES 1 SWITCHES ft CROSSINGS (WHEELS <J> AX I ES ROLLER BEARINGS X A TRACK ACCESSORIES, ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF The Borneo Company, Ltd. Incorporate d
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    NO SKEDADDLE.
    103 7 rtTBZON ON FOREIGN POLICY. EpBCTSAT ANGORA. i Service.] I ondon. Feb. 27. pi sck at the Al.lv. y«-h irar party. that any I I which xroi 'd i n ia Europe m waa imBeff rring be emphasj ed that i question is -d real [tal] aloi v when
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    ONE DERT SETTLEMENT.
    209 7 London, Feb. 27. from the United ettlemenl had had moat excellent eat trade feeling of rewnr no rery good f\ v FUTURE. Indon. Feb. 27. the Royal Oi Cl srles Horn 6\ th future of with tha d by public ing re.ii which had < I n
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    FRANCE AND GERMANY.
    227 7 ANOTHER SCARE. SUBMARINE AEROPLANES. IReuter's Service.] London, Feb. 27. The Rhineland Commission has decided to take under its authority from Feb. 26th the new territory occupied by the French, between the and Coblence and Poh lanes and Mayenes bridge-recede. Lord KUmarm ck abateined from voting. Berlin, Feb.
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    CHURCH AND POLITICS.
    67 7 New York, Feb. 27. Tearing that the world is drifting into war >d to eclipse civilisation, the of th< < hurchea of Christ 0,000 Proteatai churchmen, urging them to press the lent t.» take larger part m international problems and advocating ail international economic conference. MILLIONAIRE PURCHASES.
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    SBQUEL TO MOTOR SMASH.
    457 7 SBQUEL TO MOTOR SMASH State of Negri Semb*S*a Sued. 1 Su in* Court. S«- vmban. befo H Mr. Justice McCahe Reay, the i bi gam m which Mr. G. A Get rge and Deniae Violet St. Georg i i ng the Btate of Negri Semillan, jointly claiming $45,000 damages and
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    SUPREME COURT.
    1149 7 THE FILMS CASE. The hearing of the action brought by the Ftr Eastern Film Service, Ltd., Singapore, against the China Theatres Limited, Tientsin, claiming damages for breach of two agreements, under which plaintiffs supplied Metro and other films to the defendants, whtch ware not returned, was continued m
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    THE SAILORS' HOSTEL.
    489 7 Messrs. Perry and Co. (How) Ltd- of J \ictoria Street, London, S. W, 1, who ire to carry out tho erection of the new j Sailors' Hostel m Ansoß Road, are one of Lhe oldest and beat known building and >üblic works contractors m London, j Established
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    FIRST USE OF SEARCHLIGHTS.
    139 7 A correspondent of a Home paper writes: I eau help M Enqu ror" to the approximate .'ai<- of the introduction of searchlights, as I was on the W. Indies Station from 1873 till 1880. In the first days of the latter year the Northampton, flying the
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    13 7 Mr. P. A. Anthony travelled to Singapore by the night mail on Monday.
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      151 7 Robinson Co., Limited. (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE.) ~^?ST"^3_BS? *flh.4air*^_r GENTLEMEN'S WHITE CHROME BUCK OXFORD SHOES, CREPE RUUBR SOLE OX LIGHT LEATHER INSOLE. AN IDEAL SPORTS SHOE __v ea 6tAjs^ yj^JCi^s. _?v 'jk _jPy —^^^SSS_w St. w. '<IC_^2l^ < c i_ *Sg**r_- WHITE CANVAS SPORTS SHOE WHITE CANVAS SHOE In Oxford and
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      613 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (Companies Incorporated m England) BLUE FUNNEL LINE. Regular Service to LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMBN, GENOA, MARSEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVLLI OOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through Bill
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      542 8 "ELLERMAN" LBNfcL ELLERMAN BUCKNALL ST7?\MSHIP Co., Ltt Incorporated m E: glv.d; PASSENGER SERVIC? iiaaauff OUTWAKL. !>•• Bt-r*r>r*. CM CITY OF POONA CUE* and Japan Mar. 10 CITY OF MANCHESTER Chiaa anc Japan Uril 22 HOMEWARD. ♦s.s. CITY OF SIMLA Marseilles and Leaden Mar 2 *e.s. CITY OF POONA Marseilles and
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      635 8 P. a BRITISH LNDIA AND APCAR LINE (Incorporated m Eng'and.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SER\ir» PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co (Under Oohtlract wi f h His Majesty's Coven- n t) LONDON FAR-EASTERN* ?FPVS FROM LONDON T.i MARSEILLES. LON DUE SINGAPORE. LEAVE SIN( v 1923. NANKIN about March G
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      467 9 Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. Tin China Mutual Stea Navigation Co., Ltd. EUcr»*n ft Rurkii*U RtNM Ship C*. L4d. AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated p. England.) g] R vi( 1 TU 808-55 AND WFW YOU 4 via SUEZ 06 PANAMA. J iM FROM NEW YORK Due Spore Koute For 7 Philippines
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      507 9 ADMIRAL LINE (Incorporated m U.S.A.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE iv* DAYS—HONGKONG TO AMERICA. Steamer. Sails Hongkong. Arrives Seattle. PRESIDENT GRANT Mar 11 Mar. 30 PRESIDENT MADISON Mar. 23 Apr. 11 PRESIDENT McKINLEY Apr. 4 Apr. 23 PRESIDENT JACKSON Apr. IG May T, PRESIDENT JEFFERSON Apr. 28 May 17 And every 12
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      294 9 N. Y. K. LONDON LINE. Kaahima Mam March 6 Bakone Mam March 20 LIVERPOOL LINE. Tsushima Maru early March HAMBURG LINE. Matsuye Mam Early March Lima Maru mid. April NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Kanagawa Maru Apr. 21 BOMBAY LINE. Wakasa Maru March G Nagato Mam March
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      853 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM AMERICA VIA SUEZ. s.s. STEEL NAVIGATOR due Singapore to disch. Mar. 5. 1923 s.s. ATLANTIC CITY due Singapore to diach. May 28 1923 TO BOSTON. NE>, YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DF!7_CT. s.s. STEEL WORKER due Singapore to load Mar. 17 1923 s.s. STEEL NAVIGATOR due Singapore
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    MAN AND HIS TOYS.
    733 10 So much of the boy persists m the grown .m that, m reading of the rebel attack n Sl. go, many must have felt the cruellest ews to be the fate of the railway engines, ght engines, with not a man to guide or j heck
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    AGE OP THE EARTH.
    169 10 There appears to b.» do pros tof finali- ty m scientific ideas of the age of our earth. Uesher's chronologj h v which the Croatia was fixed al 5,923 years ago has been abandoned. Half a century age Sir Husaey Vivian startled the House of Commons
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      176 10 _»a^^^^^^^ I JODELITE^ The Timber Preservative -m c *\J fl_ft3P L _^< h _^_^__E7 BS9_k»'2f&__*' »i_t S_i KSiC iitaSrlh. Stocked m 1, 5 10 Gallon DruJ WHY PAY High Prias for Hard Wood I Soft Wood Treated ?n JODELITE _S,OHEAPER_» JUST AS GOOn Write for Particulars to Ik Borneo Company
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      787 10 SHIPPING NOTES. ACROSS MALACCA STRAITS. During Chinese New Year Captain R. M. Rcbercson and Mr. F. AdeJborg sailed u^ross the Straits' of Malacca to Sumatra and back again in an open 17 foot canoe in company w hh thiee Malays. The journey, which was undertaken from Siginting near Poit Dickson
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      46 10 SB, Win. Temp, m ebade 72. Max m Bnn I*7 Ter. rad. Ther 72. Bata fall m 24 ieart „it CLEARANCES -Jv brU^7 28 T f^a7M^ella, Ban I»oh Guan. nilT^ Soinncror, (Brit.); BsrtmiOßO. (D-n) ftßgkse Coen. (Dut); TsteiaW Bsru, Mala* Waru, (Jap.); R. of Sarawak, (Sa,
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    EXCHANGE.
    82 11 February 2*. Bank 4 m.3. 2(4 1-4 Bank demand 2,1 5-32 Private credits* 3 m.s. 2 J 17-3.1 New V'> rl demand ~>i~.. Credits fl days <"'T s France, demand 830 India, T. T. 171% HoagkOßgi demand .C. Ois. Yokohama, demand 113*4 Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 79% c:r-.
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    PRODUCE.
    70 11 February 28. Rice, Rangoon white '"-"> Rice, Si::!:i So. I fur expoit 286.00 Rice, Siam No. 2 for export 250.00 Rice, Saigon No. 1 for export 282.00 Rice, Saigon No. 2 for export _'1.",.00 Rice, Siam Broken Al for export 190 Rice, Slam Broken Cl for export 165 Cocor.uts.
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    33 11 Slogan***, Feb. i n •'> Siagapoa Staaaari Pnle Ct Singapore Standard Ribbed SBtoksd BI 61 oi*.; April-June so o:p 4 July-Sept Bi 65*; Oct.-Dcc. 19% Loads .d. Market Quiet.
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    RUBBER ROADS IN LONDON.
    149 11 A section of roadway m Little St. Andrew Street, St. Martin's Lane, Holborn. has ju»i been covered with ths new type of road block similar to that recently laid m Borough High Street. The rubber blocks were manufactured by the Leyland and Birmingham Rubber Co., Ltd.
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    149 11 In the official review of ths working of co-operative .-octet;'..- m Bengal daring the year ending m June 1922 we have a story of progress happily familiar by repetition. It is of interest to note that the membership has increased by T.t per cent., while the number of societies has
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    82 11 1 'RASER'S REPORT. Singapore, Feb. 2v Robber. Is. 5%d. lin £202. $104^37% per pikvl, buyers no sellers. Mining. Ratsng Packings i 7] _> 52%, Petalinga 70 75, Mambaoi 92%, Booths #1.12% $1.17%, Norths |1.17% 11.22%, TaJpings D 7% $1.02%, Nawng rots $140 $1.50, Kampong Kamontings 41.*-. 425.,
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    152 11 MACPHAIL'S REPORT Sinjrap<;re, Feb. 88, Kubber. London Is. 5%d. Local Tin.— London £202 15s. In buyers. Share Market.— Quit i. Rubbers ICentakabs 27% 80, l $1.15 51.20. Umas $7.40 $749, Ala $1.15 $1.20, Sandycrofts $i.tq $1.75, United Malaccas $1.57% $1.02%, Kaaaai 555.1 5. Tins.-- -Hitams 1 .25 $1.30, Batanjr I\
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    162 11 LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT Singapore. Feb. 28. Ha.— £2o2 15s. $104%, no sales. Rubbers Allenbys $1.15 $1.25. Ayer P?nas $7.50 .$B, BbeSSttS $1.12% $1.17%, Craigacless 70 75, loran Kuantans 44 49. Jimahs $1.45 $1.55, Mentakabs 27Vj 32' Utnn Sampans $1.92% *2. Pajams $7.40 $7.60, Tambalaki 77% 8:V... Kuala Sidims $2.30
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    102 11 Big developments are likely to take place m the near future as regards the export of robber m fake. A factory is being Started at or near Port Swettenham and it is understood that it may be to the in* teicsts of planters to sell latex locally instead ef naaking
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1007 12 I HOW WE KEEP OUR HEADS. (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Feb. 1. f Wt keep our heads always trying to look) on the bright, amus-ing not to say trivial, side of existence. We got the habit aa the war and we do net intend to lose
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    Quiet Time in Crime.
    752 12 Crime Oh yes here and there the usual n i*rds but nothing of the very mystifying ratore. The tragedy of the South London young mother who drowned her three little children and then poisoned herself is only sscribable to the difficulties of living 14 ail. Existence
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    GILBERT AND—WHISTLER.
    166 12 GILBERT AND— WHISTLER. One f the beat stories told about \V. S. belt tho following. After a dinnerparty he was standing .n the hall waiting fi r friend to join him when a shortish o! old gentleman, miataking h.m for ne of the servants, said: "Call me a cab!" Gilbert
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      IPOH RACE SCRATCHINGS.
      19 12 The following are the scratching? for to-day's races at Ipoh: Raea 5. Beartspear. Race 10. Mona.
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      HOCKEY.
      152 12 Middlesex Regiment Heat S.C.C. After having practically the best of the game for the most part of the first half, Ihe S.C.C. were beaten by the Middlesex Regiment on the Padang yesterday afternoon. The club had a strong seam out, and the forwards, backed up by a good defence,
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      M. C. C. BEAT ORANGE PREE STATE.
      74 12 J Heuter's Service. Blnrsaf oat iiia. Feb. 27. The If. CL C, m their second inaiags, were all oot tor 282, Street making 88. The Orange Free State wen- dismissed 128. ths If. C. C. thus winning by 256 rone. Fender took seven
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      GOLF.
      129 12 The following wore the resoits m the i. between the Garrison Golf Club and 1 Golf Club, played on Sunday. Gamn Clob p!ayers arc mentioned ;\r<\. Wod r. i and Bine Hendrie and v.on Williams I; IfacPhai] and Law 0 Toi ffue Ke: i\ Law and Stocks 0 ir
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      FOOTBALL.
      55 12 'iii. following will represent tho V.M.C.A. si the St Jos ph*i (Yd Boys Assoeiaton on the latter'i ground, to-day, at "10 p.m. K. ii. Pennefather; c. A. Norris and L. If. Pennefather; C. D. Smith, c. A. Pennefather and A. Kirn; M. Caehetso, Wan Puteh, C. E. Smith, Ifehd.
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      WATER POLO LEAGUE
      60 12 ie. suggestion haa been made that a Watei Polo League bo formed m S neap re and a meeting to consider thia matter will 1 the Y. M. C. A. at 8 p.m. ,M n a*, Man h sth. AH J.ub* interested m ths matter .--re requestod
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      THE K. L. MOTOR CYCLE TRIAL.
      84 12 The Bri ish Norton Machine on vrl Mi. p. G. Wicks secured the Harley-David-von Trophy m the Reliability Trial on Sandav la made by Norton Motors p? Birmingham. It ia a 3H h.p. single cylinder machine, 70 1,100 stroke, Lo- p9O-C. C s. ft
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      RUGBY UNION AND AN OXFORD BLUE.
      212 12 RUGBY UNION AND AN OXFORD BLUE. "Suspension" of Famous Footballer. Nothing ao sensational m the history of English Rugby football for a generation has occurred as the news of the suspension Of T. Lawton. the brilliant Oxford Blue, -ays the "Dairy Chronicle." Official circles are reticent on the matter, pending
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    THE PRODUCE MARKET.
    158 12 YESTERDAY'S AUCTION. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 592 nd auction yesterday, 28th February, when there wascatalogued 1,623,967 lbs.; 880.34 tons. Offered 1,148.361 lbs.; 512.66 tons. Sold 834,567 lbs.; 372.57 tons. New York 35% etc. London Is. 5 V,4.d. PRICES REALIZED:— Kibbed Smoked Sheet.
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    LUXOR TREASURES.
    160 12 Increasing Sentimental Interest Luxor. Feb. 6. While the saatimeatol interest m the historical treosores remain: unabated, a twentieth century commercial j interest is l>eirinninp: to assort itself, an' Ijonl Carnarvon and Mr. Howard Carter I have been inundated with telegrams and I letters from all parti of the
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    BYB-ELECTIONS IMMINENT.
    116 12 London. Feb. 29. A aonsber i evicted durinj th. Genera] Election ha\ Becnred oppor-l jtoiiities oi* trying their fortunes once aas. Sir Arthur Griffith rtosuaain has stolon a march aver his opponents al afitcham nrd ha? hitherto been vigorously prosecuting h s campaign wttaooi opposition. Mr. William Watson,
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    RUMOURS AT "MONTE"
    107 12 "King" Versus Casino Monte Carlo ho iti own partkalar ro-l mourn; ramours that have tw tchod the hardened hide of the croupiers an 1 un- j steadied the swoop of their rakes. It is slid that the new "Kintr" of Monaco, afier his recent enthr wemont, demanded
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    51 12 The Netherlands Indian Hotel Company recognising the present tinancial situation hos decided to reduce the tariffs at al! their mountain hotels. Aa they are the proprietors of nearly the whole of the mountain hotels m .lava it is no, unlikely that their lead wii be' followed by smaller hotel owners
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    165 12 pherson the Scottish international, but a junior "blue," was nominated for the post last month, and for two blues to be pu. up for the captaincy is a most unusual happening. Among those m the inner circles of Oxford Rugby there lurks an uncomfortable feeling that there is more m
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