The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 March 1923

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. EN CLM«. SINGAPORE, S.S., SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923. No. 10,835
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    165 1 Coloaibo har!>our is completely paralysed owinu la a Strike of the car fto coolies. VeSSeU are coaling a t Pemaag to avoid bein^ hung up in Ceylon Pag? 7. The Ruhr is completely isolated now. The GIIMU industrialists threaten to close down for a month, which is
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1318 1 Qnfafttid •fiml fctwlwi Mttrj Ml farrago WWI JUVKNAL. The storm of bitter recrimination tha*. swept over our community not long ago. against the powers that be, oflcial and un- fficMtl, has somewhat abated. How much a cheerful share and produce market hicontributed to that, depends on
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      285 1 MALTHOH) RAFFLES HOTEL. Telephone. 2920. (10 Lines). t SINGAPORE j THi: FINEST BALLROOM IX THE EAST. I Guest Night, Dinner Dance I RAFFLES ORCHESTRA. EDGAR HULLAND, MUSICAL DIRECTOR. SKA MEW HOTEL. Tanjonjr Katonp. Telephone. 110. Sine .p«n\ &AY, nth MARCH. HI<; H TIDE Ul a.m., ».22 p. m i\l LUNCBBON.
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      313 1 KELLY AND WALSH LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkong"). NEW BOOKS. D koM an "in^ U r 2 VoL BBMm* In Lighter Vein by Riso i.- iV Ini:s and r«verna by B. L tv i n". Sn^n Vm R 3^!* (J h Evans, Illustrated i.uo ■JS^Sjfi y in- R Bettin^ J1 E*»y
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      178 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Eddy (liters at Wm. Jacks— Pare 7 Miner's Safes at Guihrie's— Page 6 Office* in Raffles Place to let— Paire 6 baiety and Surina prftgTimnscs Faun 2 Formamint for throat troubles— Paee 4 School accommodation available— Pace B lPa furnitl «alc to-<lay- .'kVT Oaklailfl yix carat Borm C^e
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      143 1 THE VVKKK. S,tti> (1,,.,, ;„.</,. Hi^h Water, 3.7 a.m., -].::<, pjß Outward BfaiJ delivery. Australasia Mail elo ru^ Chlh G rmkhmna t Ra«« Course, iso Children's Concert, Th atre, 6 p.m Sonia at Theatre, 9.30 p.m. Sundry. II th. Rich Water, 4.11 a.m.. 6^2 p.m. Mo, jay, V2th. Hiffb Water,
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    326 2 The Marquess of Gholniondeley was 'iiown badly and injured while hunting ith the Cheshire Houikls on Feb.- 21st M. Pernotte, formerly manager of the Panque Industrielle de Chine, having comleted his term of imprisonment, was set i t liberty on Feb. 2. Colonel John Ward, M. P., b seiiou>> I
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      328 2 TO LET FOll Sx\LE. LAIJ(;E GO!' »\VNS, newly erected srea from 10 t OM to 50,000 sq. ft. fa« ing v*»r. LAKGB STORES from 6,000 lo 24,000 ft. near wharf and shippinf. Also thr< storied buildings for offices and godowM. Centrally situated Ail immediate entry, going cheap Apply or write
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      699 2 2 'i i u 2nd Sl;ow at 10 p.m. S ou ci Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp. T rNGLED THREADS f G »f« SER IAL o Episodes Nine. Ten and Eleven. St.rr.ng BESSIE BABEIBCALB. S THE GO vr K N( p>EE COME[n Latest Pathe Gazette, 5 THE IJITTER I>ILI^2 Party
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      381 2 Alhambra IX OUR NEXT CHANGE WEDNESDAY, 7th MARCH T., IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 p CAPTURING LIONS BY AEROPLANE 1 Reel Pat ho Film. Daintiest Come y-Drania of Hm SWILLIAM FOX Present. Shirley Ma The Little WancUrei I In 5 Reels. A of infinite charnv Shirley Mason all sorts
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    133 3 1^ Certain soc-tions of the British public lave evinced horror at the unearthing by Lord Carnarvon of all that if mortal of the late King Tutankhmen, and we imagine th&l they would be still more horrified if ihvv could read the account concerning the Po\t DieJESOn man-eater. A Chinese tapper
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      191 3 brothers I 1 1: ll childhood, yow W "f milk is 1 1 'no tai leform Glaxo. i J '.viK-.i, ..n-1 errm- M children from 71 ordinary milk. Am your Doctor I at Let them drink I Tkm Super-XftJk J J? day, and m«k« their milk-puddings ird^* oi-eaa-anL-ruilk, porridge, etc.,
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      226 3 |llltlllllllllllllllllllll!llll!l!lllllll!lll!l!l!ll!!||HI!i!!l!!!!!!!!!l!|!||!i!:!!!!ii!!j;|||!!!n ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL I OF THE 1928 MAY WE DEMONSTRATE TO YOU j S ITS EXCEPTIONAL QUALITIES. gj THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED. 1 MOTOR VEHICLE DEPARTMENT, 1 g= ORCHARD ROAD, 55 r= SINGAPORE. IlllllUlllllHllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllllinillHlliHillllilliaiillHlllHHllHllHllliililiiiiii^ DICKS PATENT PACKING WILL PACK ALL YOUR (JLANDS. CAN UK TWISTED TOGETHER AS SHOWN BELOW
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      156 3 m^ GROSSMITH'S 'PhOl-nana A Bouquet of India's Choicest Flowers rK I D ichly Oriental in character and _^SL supremely deHghtful for all fffi^ S*/'***"^ toilet purposes. PHUL-NANA has <£'%J ?f I world-wide reputation amongsl "SfvwJ "i--^ lovers of sweet scents. Ia f§? "'(SQ^b It has a subtle fascination altogethd "^v^L
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      607 3 CHURCH SERVICES. THE FOURTH JSUNDAY IN LENT. Sunday, Man h 11th. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 1 ».m. Holy Communion. [4« ML Holy Communion. (Choral) 'Mi a.ta. ITatim und Litany. I l>m. r i u Catechism. p.m. Evenaoag and Sfrmon. Pn eher. i At. h|}eacon. >• MA rTHEWS SEPOY LINES •i p.m. Sunday
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      142 4 I X HAND-MADE CIGARETTES I >y Mjti/ >F What is the composition of these cigareUes i^ if y treatment that has made 555 cigarettes a "^"^fc standard of quality all over the world. It f j J tl ARDATH TOBACCO CO, LTD t > bbbLbibbibW yV^3ss bVvt^bbS formamTni Germ-Killing Throat
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      1001 4 1 REMINDER TO-DAY, SATURDAY, AT 1 P.M. ATTRACTIVE TANGLIN AUCTION SALE 01 404 Lots of High Grade Jacobean Style Teak Hoi Furniture, Piano, Gramophone, Plant*, Tennia At No. 42 Caimhill Road, off Orchard R. Comprising a very fine toned upright grand piano by W. <, condition and a stool to
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      357 4 LATE MAIL NEWS. COMMUNISM CRUMBLING. London. Feb. 20. rhc liitra Correspondent of the Times states that the crumbling proccrs of the Communist party is continuing at an increasing speed. The ivpidly plowing influence of the "workmen's" "truth* and other opposition groups is etttffag the central authorities grave anxiety. The prisons
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      419 4 and fled on the approach of the Nation) troops with guns and armoured cars. Importance is attached to the captui of ton Irregulars on an island in a la* near Arigna. A surprise descent resultc in the capture of several leaders nes Drumshambo. Sixteen Irregulars, three c whom are prominent
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      779 4 appeals urgently to the Allies to accord him recognition. Canada's Rudgel. London, Feb. 17. Ottawa. The estimate! for the comingyear tabied in the House of Commons Delude GOO,OOO dollars for assisting immigration under the Empire Settlement Scheme, a grant of 1.800,000 dollars for the Immigrafon of Colonists' Societies Scheme, 10,000,000
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    A TIGER-HUNTING CONTRACT.
    840 5 FILM THAT WAS NOT TAKEN. Alleged to have been duped by a film photographer Mr. T. A. J. Noorbhai, propietor <f the Eastern Film Co., which rani Vie Olymp'a Theatre, told an inter -ting itory to Mr. X. J. Luddingion, the Colom>o Police Magistrate on Feb. 17th.,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    746 5 PHASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERS. FRIDAY, MARCH Oth. MININ G. [Figure* in brackets show the capital md issue value of the Share in dollars mless otherwise marked. C. Cum <liv. aquala ex div.J 3atang Padang Tin ($1) 47 V a 62ft lit am Tin (500,000) 1.40.
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    48 5 A West Kensinprton resident who wrote to the Postmaster-General in September 1913*olaim'n£ comnensation for the loss of an engagement through d«lay in de%ery of a terrain, has just received a reply dated January 25th. 1923, regretting: the irregularity and stafng that -suitable notice has beon taken of it."
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      339 5 TOLET. ■^^T^mroK sail. off Ballestier Rd. < om- RB d gtfaf*. Apply rBrS T AGENCIES LTD., Estate Agents. 14-3 I KNISHED. Road, Tan^iM. K! etric iii* courts and garage. ~< Months. Apply I k Chambers, we 0 ii:t. 2 Lloyd Road. Entry i 8T AGENCIES, LTD., oncers Estate Agents. ro
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      370 5 AUCTION SALES I REMINDER. TO-DAY, SATURDAY AT 10.30 A.M. AUCTION SALE OF One thorou-h-bred Airedale Dog and em Tox r.rrier and a spiral model cottage piano bv lonn Bnnpmead and Son. London. Also 12 rolls green |NM mosquito netting 14 and 10 mesh. A i our saleroom, No. M ClmUl
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      42 5 ARROL-JOHNSTON CABS If you buy an Arrol Johnston Car at home the makers will pack it and ship it to Singapore Free of all Cost when your leave is up. Let us tell you more about this scheme. CENTRAL MOTORS LTD L_
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      585 5 >i the king :< 'i»m. I GOLD FILLED EARCHAINS $1 Each GOLD FILLED EYEGLASS CHAINS $1 Each ALUMINUM EYEGLASS CASES (Slightly Soiled) |1 Each S. Smith Son (Ham) Ltd. (Incorporating J. Motion and Co.) 14, Battery Road, SINGAPORE. BUSINESS HOURS 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. SATURDAYS 8 A.M. TO 1
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      BIRTH.
      19 6 wait. On Maixh 7th. ht the European] Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, t<» Mr. and Mn Reginald Wait, n .^on.
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      MARRIAGE.
      65 6 GUBBINS-PIM. On 6th March, ui St. 'Murk's. StTt tiTban. l)y lav. A. P. Strujrnell, Wilbtrfotaee Henry William, oldest son of Mr. If. \V. and the late Mr>. (iubbins of KiagstoaI on-Thai— f, and Kathlewi Mary, eldest daughter i oi" Dr. and Mrs, .1. H. Vim. of Sleaford, Lincolnshire! and
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      DEATH.
      17 6 PALMER. At Padctow <<n th« Ith in«t., Daisy, beloved wit'e of Fivduiick W. I'ulmur, Kuala Lumpur.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923. More Fun for the Turk.
    676 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SA TURDAY, MARCH 10, 1923. More Fun for the Turk. The position is now exactly what it 'as before the Lausanne Confer- fence failed, says the wire which tells of the situation regarding the Near j East Treaty. We shall probably not Knew for some time the
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    1181 6 Mr. Justice Barrett-Leonard ha- arrived in Kuala Lumpur. Mr! T. C. V. Durcil, of Tanjonir Malim. l?<>v> on leave this week. IK- will not hv returning to Selangor. Mi. J\ Phillips, the Deputy Conservator ot Forest?, West Pahamr, is visiting Kuala Lumpur. H. M. the King will nut be advised
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    69 6 pena: F rom Our < > The wed Church, the K A .Joseph J Gi thrie and Co., ind Mi-. B of Henriet I Honour. I Mr. Elliot, bn iran waa Mr. Co. A recepi m tln Tanjong li;\,:;ih. Tl of Dr. I Penang a veai j after
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    CHIEF SECERETARY'S SHORT LEAVE.
    28 6 From Our 0 Th Chief .v- -<• i fii- 5 eai May LOth. by the K. rorn in the lattei axvi ell also turning ai
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    71 6 ivlv. Yoshitaro x > I-'ukut'ka Univi dttion with an incu with which in £uropc. I- tat that .1 of tlu' Fuku. the Kajima Bank, carry on hi A bill to m I di?ptUea hu bet n mons by the t. The Committee <»f tin i I 1 adopted
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    S.V.C.
    15 6 Scottish iDm pas.* The parade anno n i been post) oned until Tl insti
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    235 6 Archbrehop Mere] will i [poh to officiate at the mornii g Maundy Thursday in the I I Good Shepherd here. Chinese de< k pass< pore In February number* 4,1^1, in February wi were 3,506 I hii Fa bruary; The* Morea, next \v« {'.way a number of pasaei pore, among them
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      181 6 -w g^ *^o j^^Ke^!'^^M^ rf i3ißK I /%sli^^v STOUT* I N^^fflß^X OBTAINABLE.! R BOLE IMPORI ERB. 1 I GALDBEGK. MACGR£GOR CO., LTD. (Incorporated in SbanglMd) ri MMBBMI Kojul. IVlephone 22N. 4)^- -4^ O^- "<»•' "*W^ r I ZEISS ami GOBRT2 I BINOCULABfI j N. LAZARUS -OPTICIAN MEDICAL HALL BUILDING, BATTBBY
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      99 6 f =i STRONG I>l RABLE. X 1 u 1 i v y incorporates t''e proved, best featuVes of all type's of pullejr.. TW,h jiMiy i i: n e m b n t r haw been made, the AMERICAN i aslc principles retTEBL SPLIT nM n |}H M lULLEYS. a quarter
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  • LATEST TELEGRAMS.
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      THE BALFOUR NOTE.
      168 7 ITHK Service]. London Mar. 8. the Earl of Balfour in the Balfour note lUve to the United upon British security spent by the Allies, to Ambassador recently dissented from to the purely the Allied and As- h< half of an enterprise nesi ed and re. menu into
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    MALAYAN TRADE.
    27 7 n Exports and Import-. of tmportf ind fii«uiv> of month: inuuTt s. J 18,] 10 $36,791,876 $2,30€t, 734 w £274,953 0^79^275 210^7-J :;oi or post.
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    UNKNOWN
    60 7 b ishment has r naiad < RoyaJ Karrithdrawn from Aaceasioa handed over to the 1 OAce. Thus there oOeial statistics of <' bailiff who for many the u OSaosrs, seamen pay a vote was drawn f(i miscellaneous > vanish a recurring farm. The. island tp©« for more than f>v
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    MALAYAN TRAVELER'S GAZETTE.
    46 7 I >k and Son have I work which has long bean ampliation of all travel facilities Th« firm ha> a repu:«'Ui^hnes^ that given in the Gazette published quarterthey can be. All "f the linn for saving forth, with i •"iir and 'ail way
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    THE PLANTER.
    38 7 <»f the orpan of th« Of i Mantels is a pood WC read that pubm\ the fitrure. Mr. Borneo is the Planter the tirst instalment Mr. A. W. Still, mouldy rot, roselle wf interest to planters.
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    27 7 virtttee of tho Trunk the Editor of the Ipoh was put in comEditor of the Malay I-umpur. The trunk call Me«i to be no re- editorial confidences
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    THE DEFENCE VOTES.
    541 7 DECREASE IN NAVY. NAVY TO HAVE ITS AVY. L Realtor's Service]. London, Mar. 8. The Navy estimates for 1923-4 amount to £61,401,000, compared with £69 470 000 last year and i'«»2,r, 19,000 the previous year. It is Stated they were prepared on the as■mntion that all the
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    "THE GOOD SAMARITANS."
    124 7 kli >.-r.-. Thosaas Cook and Son send us particulars of the "golden jubilee cruise" of the thin, tourists going round the world, in the specially chartered new Cunardi the Samaria, 2<>,000 tons strictly confined to KM guests. The Samaria sailed eastward from New York on Jan. 21th
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    87 7 Woman, Maurice Tomneur s Btartjling offei to the screen, is presented at the Surina Theatre to-ni^ht. It i* in seven partfl an 1 is a most unusual production. In support there are The Stage Hand, a Larry Bemon comedy, episodes 9. 10 and 11 ol William Duncan's Fighting
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    40 7 m The many friends of Mr. Frank Adam, managing director elect of the Straits Tradinp Co., will Ngrvt to hear that he has met with an accident in Ceylon and is laid up in the hills with a broken rib.
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    THE RUHR PROBLEM.
    287 7 WORKS TO CLOSE DOWN. SATAN AND IDLE HANDS. [Router's Service]. Cologne, Mar. 8. The bitfß-ost German industrialists her* and on the Rtohr have decided to clos< their works for at least a month, paying the workers full wag-s. Exports have ■topped, owing to the German refusal tc
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE FUND.
    51 7 Previously acknowledged $1^215^)70^9 Pet Mr. <;. Lyon-Mackcn/ie. Hon. Treesarer, JeMre, Subscriptions collected in Johore a?:<- district transferred to Singapore 1,409.33 Go\ r ernment <>f Kedah (se- < ond contribution > 5,000.00 Total $1^21,*****2 ihe above contributions are frratefully acknowledged by the Committee. A. W. Vk-k. Hon. Treasurer.
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    THE LOCAL COURTS.
    123 7 A av. > tells us. §ayi the Straits Echo, that the Asiatics resident in Penang have ontit ence in the quality of the justice meted out in the local police courts that, :*y have anything lik*- a decent case, they are inclined to scorn the assistance of
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    MEN FOR BIG POSITIONS.
    229 7 Lord Ashfield on the Scarcity. The difficulties of finding men for big job-, tlit- ESjOOO and t'lO.onO a year men, vvt'i«- emphasised by Lord Ashfield during an ftddlQSfl at Working Men's College, St. Plancrai. Lord Ashfield, who is chairman of the Underground Combine, said those who,
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    19 7 Faith is not mere acceptance of a forn. of words, nor is salvation gained by statement. Canon Barnes, F.R.S.
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    499 7 JI'DGE AND WRONG USE OF ORDINANCE. When an application was made by the £ssistant Official Assignee, Ml-. G. Kellagher. for the committal of a Harbour Board clerk for failing to maintain the payment of instalments under an oHcr made subsequent to his bankruptcy, His Lordship said he noticed
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    219 7 Drills etc., for week ending March 17th. Saturday, 10th. 2.30 p.m. Seletar Ranp-e, S.R.E. (v), Annual Musketry Course Sunday, 11th. T.:JO a.m. Seletar Ranpe, S.R.E. (v). Annual Musketry Course; 2 p.m. Seletar Range, Chinese Company, Annual Musketry Course; 7 a.m. Drill Hall. "A" Company, Extended order. Are
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    MALAYAN CAMERA CLUB.
    95 7 The second exhibition -will be held at Kuala .Lumpur from July 18th to 21st, the last day for receiving prints being July l*»t. Conditions nilei and iemulations have been issued and can be obtained from Mr. S. K. Sibbald, cjo Government Town Planners Office, Kuala Lumpur. The
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      205 7 FRESH STOCKS ll^^i PHOTOGRAPHIC Wellington Ward Ltd SELF TONING PAPER, CONTAINING COLD. The Finest Printing Medium of the Age, Yielding Print- uf Unrivalled' Beauty, with clear and abundant detail. Requires Fixing Only. STOCKED IX MATT SMOOTH, GLOSP* MAUVE AND CREAM SMOOTH. Sizes 2ȣ x i% BH x 2U, 4M x
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      630 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (Companies Incorporated in England) BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service to LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIV Ekl OOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through
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      546 8 "ELLERMAN" LINR. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co^ Ltd. X lncorporated in EyylAud) PASSENGER SERVIC7. j Siaamer OUTWAkL. !>■• 81«rar-»r«. CITY OF POONA China and Japan Mar. 10 *3.5. CITY OF SIMLA Marseilles lied London Mar. 25 ♦s.s. CITY OF POONA Marseilles an<i London May 3 •A Class Steamers Ist clr?s 4*87.
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      560 8 P. a BRITISH INDIA~^ AND APCAR LINE. (Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SEftVin. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. ltE (Under Contract with His Majesty's Goren LONDON FAR-EASTERN BI9TTICB. FROM LONDON To MARSKILLKs. j DUE SINGAPORE. LEAVE SIN( K ARM ALA about March is MOREA KASHGAR about April 1
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      438 9 1M v,.«n olup company, Limited The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd! rman Bucknali Steam Ship Co Itn (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE) (Incorporated ftc England.* B0M«N AND m TOM IQ, OR A FROM NEW YORK. a a -a Due S'pore Route March 7 f> For [NGHABI Apnl 4 SS > U
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      454 9 ADMIRAL LINE I 19 DAY^^NGKONG R TO E AMERICA. PKESIDENT m MADISON *lr*^*' PRESIDEX T MCDNLBY Apr 4 Apr'; 23 And every 12 days thereafter. Also Regular afflngl every 12 days bom Hongkong to Manila. Ist Clasg, Fare. Hongkong to Seattle G $375 LONDON VIA AMERICA £120. For full information
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      285 9 N. Y. K. LONDON UNE. ITukone Maru March 20 Suwa Maru April LIVERPOOL LINE. Tsushima Maru March Is HAMBURG LINE. Lima Maru mid. April NEW YORK LINE via SUEZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Kanagawa Maru Apr. 21 BOMBAY LINE. Xag-ato Maru March 17 Kamakura Maru Mar. 22 Genoa Maru Mar. 30
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      597 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM AMERICA VIA SUEZ. s.s. ATLANTA CITY doe Singapore tj tlisch. May 28 1923 TO BOSTON. NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DKECT. g 1.8. STEEL WOEKEB doe Singapore to load Har. M IMS s.s. STEEL NAVIGATOR due Singapon to load Apr. 17 1923 AXLtAri l^ n\ da
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      371 10 t w. il 1 It^^^""" TvVi I fa I "One— Two— Three" and you're j shaved in perfect comfort! ONE: Place a genuine Gillette blade »n the New Improved Gillette Safety Razor; j 1 WO: Lather >our face thoroughly I THREE: Proceed to shave with "^^^22Jc|BSfe¥'^ 11^ O H A
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      332 10 I3S 8 k S The Timber Preservative V Stocked in 1, 5 10 Galloi WHY PAY High Prices for Hard >o<J WHEN I Soft Wood J reatefJ i JODELITE IS CHEAPER JXJST AS L-OOD Write for Particulars to Tl ft The Scrneo Company Limited (Incorpcrated in England.) Singapore, Ipoh and
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      411 10 Jurdines 'Wharf So'. Xil. Pulo Braal Coal Whar/.— Nil. KEPPfiL HARBOUR. Wharf. Dredger Koaatan, Horn ShaU s a Belle, Unda, Cyrena, Cowrie, I'::ina. LcJi ta. Han What'. Hin. Wharf.— Nil. K S SKIS I N DRY DOCK. >ng Pagar. Mbeii Dock. Lch. ins mm Lee, s. s. Hydra IJ. Victoria
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      769 10 SHIPPING NOTES. The Lycaon which arrived from Liverpool yesterday, had on board 263 naval ratings, bound for Hongkong. Adventure is the name selected for the new 7,000-ton minelaying cruiser which has been laid down in Devonport Dockyard. The type is arousing the greatest interest. German competition in the fishing world
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    EXCHANGE.
    81 11 March 9. Bank <i m.s. 2 4 1-4 Bank demand 2|4 6-32 Private credits 3 m.s. 2 4 9-l>> New York, demand 51^ Credits M days 57 France, demand 840 India, T. T. 173V* Hongkong, demand p fc p.o. Dis. Yokohama, demand 113^i Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 7914
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    PRODUCE.
    114 11 March 0. Tin Buyers M10 l i No Selters Tin 175 Tons $108.00 Gambier Cube No. 1 22.00 Gambier 16.00 Pepper Black lgq{ Pepper (white fair) 24.00 Tapioca, small flake, t'.ir. 14.00 Pearl Sago 6mall 9.00 Copra Mix 11.60 Copra Sundried 11.90 Opium, Benares unc, 4,500 Rice, Rangoon white
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    C.OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    45 11 Singapore. March '.Hh. 12 noon. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Spot HHi Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Spot 66 5G 1 April-June 56'j July-Sept. 57^ 58; Oct. -Dec. 58 L 59. London OjaotatiAn crepe and sheet Is. 4 3 id. ?.I:;rkct Qui?t.
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    MACPHAIL'S WEEKLY REPORT.
    356 11 Singapore, Mar. 9. The .share market has been rather quiet throughout the period under I'eview and prices at the close are little changed since the last issue of our report. Rubber shares have been dull, but a few transactions have been done. The commodity i> slightly easier
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      FRASER'S REPORT.
      62 11 Singapore, Mar. 9. Kubber.— Is. 4%d. Tin ±'214. 10s. Buyn, Mining.—RftWangi 51.271- .51.321-. Uluj Piahs $1.75 $1.80, Renon^i w*. 6d. 29s 6d M Titis |B^o *:;.go, Ungaii |4M ,$5.u5. Kampong Kamnnttngß n>. Mb^ Mnimli i -~> $1-40, Johana :,t. South Taipinffi Rubbers.— Inactive. (ieneral.—Traders $23.75 $24.25. Unitoen $12.50
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      MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
      101 11 Singapore, Mar. Rubber. London Is. 4>id. Local 57. Tin.— London C214 10s. Locnl $***** Buyers. Share Market. Quiet. Rubbers.— Allenbys $1.15 $1.20, lUndaiTekonga 45 50, Mentakabs 88 32. Tins.— Rawangs $IJ7H $IJIH, Ulu. Piahs $1.75 <?1.80, Pctalinjrs 78% 77%, Kawnt Pvts $1.50 ii.r,:,, Taipingi $7% $1, Norths $1.22
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      LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
      133 11 Singapore, Mar. 9. Tin.— £2ll. 10s. *110U, no sales. Rubbers.— Quiet. Bassctts $1.10 $1.15 ex div, Bukit Jelotongs offer at 70, Ifentakabt 27 CO, Indragiris $5.20 $5.30[ Jimahs $145 $1.55, United Malacca* $I.6<> Mines.— -Collieries $20 $20.50, Hitams 11.47% $1.52 »2, PfcUliagl 74 78, Naunp Pets
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      GUTHRIE'S REPORT.
      127 11 Singapore. March 8. Heavy liquidations in London, causing- ii setback in the value of the commodity to Is. 5d., created a nervous feeling; in' tinlocal Market and quotations were rapidly K«lfcAd down to i3b'U Spot. o7 April to June, 58 July to September and 51) October to December,
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    80 11 General.— Traders were done up to $2125, Neave?. nn taken at $1545. ftflfefctft have sellers at $10.75. Weame were dCM at $9.33. Steamships wore taken at $°7 r > Malayan Collieries have sellers at $20.71 Robinsons are steady round $17. Easttn Smelters aro enquired for at .>7.20. Loans.— S. S.
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      507 11 chartereeTbanl of India, Australia and China Incorporated in England by Royal Charter Paid up Capital in 600,000 shares £5 each finnA t\t\t\ Reserve Fund 3?SnnSS Reserve Liabilitv of Pro! 3 700 000 pnetors 3,000,000 as 15- HEAI) OFF ICE. 08 Bishopsgate, London, E C Ap-encies and Branches*.' Alor star Hongkong
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      847 11 LIMITED. ESTABLISHED 1880. ReSer p e r^n nd Y 65,000,000 vu p esi^ nt: K. Kodama Esq. Vice-President: R. Ichinomiya, Esq. DIRECTORS. N. Soma. Esq. N. Kajiwara, Bsq Y. Esq. S. K. Suzuki Em I. UaUukraa, Esq. T. Hodsu^Esq. HEAD OFFICE YOKOHAMA. Singapore Branch 31-A Chulia Street. BRANCHES. Bombay Los
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      106 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE j (Incorporated is England by Royal Charter A. D. 1720.) FI»E MOTOR CAR MAEUNB Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds 1 Singapore Representatives—Messrs. BARLOW Co. ij Messrs. WEARE Co., Ltd Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER Co., Ltd. Branch Office— 64, The Arcade, Collyer Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. 1 THE
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    A MUSICAL TREAT.
    698 12 FAMOUS ENGLISH CELLIST'S VISIT. Singapore is to have particularly fine lr.nsical treat early Mfft month, when Mis-^ May Mukle. the foremost of English Vellist?», i« returning here from Java for B two or three days vis.t. Miss Mukle i.--one of a trio of accomplished musicians who arc
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    MR. KERMIT ROOSEVELT.
    219 12 :lr. Kermit Roosevelt, son of the late SJC-preaident Roosevelt, i? due to arrive in S Dgapors In a few wvtks time. Mr. Room- j rttlt, accompanied by his wife, has been! I trg d fferent cities of the Far East for' some weeks past, and has spent
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    Y.M.C.A. ANNUAL REPORT.
    633 12 A DIFFICULT YEAR. A perusal of the annual report of the Vi ung Men's Christian Association of shows that iaat year was "an exceed ngly d Jlicuit one, for not only were there the financial stringency and comI mercial depression to contetkl with, but there w i^
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    MALAYAN AGRI-HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
    189 12 MALAYAN AGRI-HORTICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. A meeting of those interested in the v. >rk or the above- Association, arranged by Mr. VV. M. Thomson, Corresponding Seer tary for South Kedah, was held at the IfalakofT Club on Febroary 2lst. Mr. li. Xunn. Senior District Officer, Ekrtterworth, took the chair, and in opening
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      HOME FOOTBALL.
      114 12 London, Feb. 19. •In th< second division ieae:ue match VVi>!\ •rnamnton beat. Bradford City by 4 goals to 1. In a soccer friendly match tfottenhain lost to Oxford University by 1 voiA to 2. The Corinthians beat the Army ui Crystal Palace by 15 goals^ to 2 jroals.
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      RUGGER RESULTS.
      130 12 I London, Feb. 17. Harlequins IT, Oxford University S; Richmond .'>. Army 11; London Scottish 19, London Irisli 3; Cambridge University 10, Blackheath 10; West Scotland 3, Edinburgh Univenity IS; Glasgow Academicals 9, Wateoniana '6; Portsmouth Services 29, London Welsh Somerset 12, Kent 5, at Taonton. London, Feb.
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      M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA.
      39 12 [Router's Service.] Melbourne, Mar. B. I M.C.C, scored 258 in theij first iniwnps. Hill-Wood made 84. The Combined Universities mad. Jte2. The M.C.C. scored for five in their second innings and the th wa- <ir;i\\ n.
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      CRICKET WRITERS IN N. ZEALAND.
      105 12 l/4>nflun, Feb. 22. Sydney.— The M.r.c. have arrived at Interview* I, Mr. Bfaclaren deelan d tha ci «kel wi i jh the New Zealand Press had ruined the game, of \vl\ii-.h they knew nothing and did not tvani to learn anything. Wellington newspaper Dominion *HJ
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      CRICKET.
      39 12 i i s.t .c. Tournament match, Services v.-. Merchants, arranged f<n- March 17th has postponed until June Jr.<l and the game arranged for June 2nd, Merchants vs. Public Services and Law, will be played <>>. j March 17th. t
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      INDOOR ATHLETICS.
      35 12 I Reuter*fl Service.] New York, Mar. S. liny, of Illinois, iUfv.Avd the Finn, Millie Ritola, in (lie ."> 000 metres at an indoor athletic meeting, in ih<« world's record ime of 1 Im. 545.
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      TO-DAY'S GYMKHANA.
      36 12 A final reminder i» given off the Polo Club Gymkhana this afternoon •on the Race Course. Good entries have been received, excellent arrangement* have been made and a really enjoyable afternoon is assured. i
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      ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB.
      156 12 The second race for the Somerviile Bowl will take place to-morrow (Sunday). Handicaps are as follows: Polly .X pet cent, Kathleen :>.T. Betty 10, Helen 1.7, Gertrude S.L\ Ei.'ri 4.6, Sally l).:), Marion 7.4. Eve V.9, Dorothy 10, Paten 2.5. Margaret II 10, Ann 4.7, .lean
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    29 12 A Free State Surgeon. Lieut. Macquaide, has dk'd from wounds sustained while ■tttencTng a wounded soldier under fire. He is the first doctor to die in the Irish' W«r.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    84 12 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. j Wodehouse beat Donncll, 6—2, 9—7. Utermark beat Linton, 6 2, 6 l. Newcomers Handicap. Dunbar, sor. beat Brooke, scr., 6 3, 6 2. Zimmerman, scr. beat Streatfield, plus 3, w.o. Carver, ewe 15 beat McMullan, scr.. 6 o, 6—2. Bristed, owe .'lO beat B
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    MONDAY'S TIES.
    47 12 Championship. Preliminary. J. Donald, on vs. Major Spring. Wardle vs. Le Sucur. (Gordon vs. Col. Haseldine. String-fellow vs. Layboume. Newcomers' Handicap. Gippins vs. Glascoe. Kent vs. Zimmerman. Arthur vs. Craig;. Wallich vs. IfcMfehael. Gorsuch vs. Bristed. Championship Pairs. Winter and Wilson vs. Dyne and Prentis.
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    BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
    31 12 MONDAY'S TIES. Single Handicap. K. H. Law vs. K. H. R. Bowernmn. H. Munro vs. P. W. Smith. ,I>r. Chill vs. H. H. (Jale. Championship. Lee Warner vs. Warren.
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    TUESDAYS TIES.
    23 12 Single Handicap. 11. E. Trenerry vs. Rev. Douglas. D. Main vs. 11. W. (hater. W. Gordon v%. C. M. Van Cnylenberg.
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    WEDNESDAY'S TIES.
    24 12 Single Handicap. 11. M. Cantiell vs. C. R. Wardle. W. S. Goldie vs. \V. (kddes. 7>. M. Doig vs. H. B. Layton.
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    PEOPERTY AUCTION.
    119 12 i In* following Singapore properties were fold by auction ai the saleroom of Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng and To., No. 30 Cholia Street on Thursday afternoon: i)W) year? leasehold land and hoygei No*. 2:w> and 2'Mi-s Bencoolfln Street, area 1.473 pq. ft., bought by Mr. Karel William Benjamin
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    THIRTY FIVE YEARS AGO.
    230 12 Singapore Free Press, Mar. tith 1888. While the verandah disturbances were on, the Municipality unwisely issued a fMvwi.-ir stating thai only "three-foot way" dear in the '•:".<••■ foot way" would be insist'.*] on. Pour rioters were shot and died. The hon'bta W. Bonser (afterwards Chief Justice
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    82 12 Mr. Bridgemait, Home Secretary, has ordered Han3 Meinicke, the young German Jiving at Twickenham who was fined £7 for being drunk and assaulting a constable, to leave the country within ten days. Resides assaulting the constable he attempted to strike Police Sergeant Clark at the police station, an^ called him
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