The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 March 1923
1923-03-15
1
12
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/singfreepressb
The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
-
Title Section16 1923-03-15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, S.S.. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 192] No. 10,83916 words
-
Article217 1923-03-15 1 Important decisions were taken at the Franco-Belgian Conference, and an important step forward has been made —Page 7. The French troops m the Ruhr are to be reinforced and rumours arc rirculating m Berlin that Munich shorth >vill be occupied Page 7. An opposition motion m the217 words
-
Article1081 1923-03-15 1 NAMES IN FICTION FACT. In giving an account of a now play, I find myself rather perversely reluctant to describe the perfonaget >y their names. Rather perversely, because it is the <b\ 'ous, simple thing to do. "John Do< -vooes Jane, the daughter <.f Richar.7. Rot-. who refuses his consent1,081 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement272 1923-03-15 1 VIALTHOID IAfFI ES HOTEL. Telephone. 2920. (10 Lines). THE FINEST BALLROOM IN THE EAST. Gacst Night, Dinner Dance RAFFLES ORCHESTRA GAR HOLLAND, MUSICAL DIRECTOR. MY HOTEL. Tanjonjj Katonp. Telephone. 110. rMIUY. l«t >IA(H. lIK.II TIDE, 10.10 a.m.. 10.51 p. m Special Dinner and Dance DINNER SERVED ON THE LAWN' (iROSYKNOR272 words
-
Advertisement155 1923-03-15 1 THE $10,000,000 BUSINESS 1 --.'j£v^!{! £3| :i "-d <he small retail shop save "^^^^iuf^l money »hen filing m the Roneo »^^#^3iflMH way— there is a Roneo system for Z^^''^^' :NI( t f the bankin 8 and business '&2s**^*^ houses m the City of London use ?S^ c oneo system it155 words
-
Advertisement223 1923-03-15 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Dexma for eczema Papre X'jvv rilms at the Empire Page 1. Dunlop tyi-es for durability— k'a^o 1(». Raffles and Sea View Hotels— Page 1. "Imperial" Burma cherootc Page 2. "Anchor" soap from Guthrie's- Pape rt. Special offers at Whitoaway's Page 12. Cure rheumatism by Rcede! bet* saltj rates223 words
-
-
Page 1 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous81 1923-03-15 1 THE WEEK. Till. *1<(I t l, I.V/:. High Water, 9.23 :i.™.. 10.22 p.m. Licensing Justices, Ist Court, 2.80 p t»i. Phil. Orchestra, Mem. Hall, 5.15. St. Andrew's Church Mission, 5.80! Lectuiv, CCA Hall, Prinsep St.. p.m. Eastern (late. S p.m. Hawaiian Troubadour;. Theatre. Friday, IMh. Hiifh Water. 10.10 aJM. 181 words
-
-
Article492 1923-03-15 2 Ihe pr.,-.- Quoted arc generally Uwm CT| rent at Clyde Terrace Market. At i her marke then may be small variapore, .Maivh hi. l« the training of youtfc three things are <.t>ai~^W a t r% oomradeship, am! citi--1 T -fc.v Charity Wakefield. i MEAT. r 7; St492 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement295 1923-03-15 2 to lf;i or for sale. LARGE GO! AVNS, newly erected from LO.UOi to 50,000 sq. ft. facn i •r. LAtOB STORES from 6.000 to 24,000 pq. t:. near wharf and shippM t itoricd building! for offices a- 1 KodowßS. Centrally situated All immediate entry, goiag cheap A| ply or irritc295 words
-
Advertisement777 1923-03-15 2 Change of Prcgramme 2nd Show at 9-15 5 Xew Programme 2nd Show at 9J30 TIIK GREAT HAIGH M Serial S M DADDY LONG LEGS" Episodes 11 12, I reels. il'rora JEAN WEBSTER'S celebrated story Pathe Gazette London News Sand nlay, featuring the most dainty gin "DYNAMITE" 2 reels Comedy S777 words
-
Advertisement649 1923-03-15 2 EAlhambra. LR NEXT CHANGE TUESDAY, ItU MARCH, TO SI M M IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 P.M. TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. Playgoers Pictures present WINIFRED WESTONER Anne of the Little Smoky In 5 Pads. Tlie sentimental strain m this picture Is btrong enough to insure ii«jr power with649 words
-
-
Article596 1923-03-15 3 WINNING TICKETS NEVER PRINTED.; Before Mr. Pry~: .'ho p court ai Kuala 1 pur, Kok King Mm- was chart ed with having caused to be printed certain documents relating to a public Worley, who prosecuted, M id he wished to press tbe case, as the lottery v/as596 words
-
121 1923-03-15 3 "Mty cmn tee on aviation that the aerodrom< at Croy :l wh eh is nine miles from the centre of the capital. The co jtl ronvin* i thai tW Croyd aerow|n re < ;t i arj nt and impro- noi ,r: |e&] w»th t of raffic121 words
-
Article147 1923-03-15 3 A ti:: t Red Indian* m the > iik Territory still n gard Qu< m Victoria heir politi .-.i ruler." This urious i Ltuftti< n came to Lighi recently- sage from Dawson, Yukon Territory, to Renter— when a tribe of lied Indians living m a village 150147 words
-
Article350 1923-03-15 3 RUBBER UNDER RESTRICTS V. \N orld's liuhber Position. In a supplement to t::.- current month's is- ue of the "World's Rubber Posh (W. H. Rickinson and Son) it is recalled that 0 under the control the "standard production' has been fixed by the Colonial Office Com-i mittee350 words
-
Article173 1923-03-15 3 ■•vi into a dam, gh i ig a verfy compa t arrant i French pu P 1 lia!l 'y t *»e firs icti of the kind n Europe. A forced coi I dmm AS l ear he Briti i C tannel n Northei I ranee, and173 words
-
Article166 1923-03-15 3 W.v York, Feb. According lo the annual repoii of Mr. R. Crissinger, the Comptroller of Cur rc«ncy, which was «««nt to Congress the United States has too much of the world's gold, and i> Battering from a pic Lhora almost aa muck as other166 words
-
101 1923-03-15 3 A cinema film depicting a i Mm property which i propose^ to acquire for an Ameri an sal heme lias .been m n ned at th Studio m Sydney. Tl c pr< pei ty i r aboul 00 acres < -mi adjoins the Murumbidgec irrigation101 words
-
Article226 1923-03-15 3 Horn hay, I'd). HiPhe monej marlcel Arm, but ie th* moment quiet The same -features prevail •i- 'for some time past Then is heavy j demand for cotton, aiid record payment* into banks fog bullion. Thefce momneati market m a State of equipoise. which may be upsef226 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement121 1923-03-15 3 1923 MODEL DODGE CARS ASSOCIATED, With DODGE PHERE ARE VAST UIPROVEm THE BODYWORK, THE >D IS OI AN IMPROVE 1 TYPE, ■::> TYRES OF A LARGER size ARE PTED ALL ROUND, THE UPHOLST- ERI IS BETTER THAN BEFORE, I A WINDSCREEN CLEANER IS fIDED FOR WET WEATHER. IMMEDIATE DEUVERY CENTRAL121 words
-
Advertisement187 1923-03-15 3 PIMPLES ON 3 <illi\o uLU bhui FurnedTo Blisters. Could Not Sleep. Cuticura Heals, j y my I mat i ia 1 pirn] i-.- btoh wl ich gradually tnrcedi::ta .< Si ie ecu la not sleep on account of ihe irritation and want-d to scratch all the time. She did not187 words
-
Advertisement229 1923-03-15 3 S» unavoidable m *f*r*f\l*C /XT' m mi 0* cold or vs.;:n water. V'oui Ficmist or dealer HARRISONS, BARKEIi y^*"*^ Company, limited. i-T |< 1 TT CAT T' P«a nc ..d L IVU O^VJU 1 TO CURE RHEUMATISM WITHOUT DOSING. cry hoi nvn;s ix ER RE] INED lUMATIC PAINS, A \K229 words
-
-
Article758 1923-03-15 4 FRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND SHARE BROKERSWEDNESDAY, MARCH 14th. MINI N G. [Figures m brackets show the capital and issue value of the Share m dollar? unless otherwise marked. C. turn div Batang Padang Tin ($1) 60 65 Httam Tin ($1) 1.45 1.65 .Jelantoli 20 SO nom. K.758 words
-
Article64 1923-03-15 4 In the event of the fteffotiatioofi with Southampton breaking down, Plymouth it making a strong effort to induce tk* Ford Motoi- Co. to establish their proposed new works there. The Corporation have offered the company a considerable .site at Prince Ruck, bordering on the line sheltered inlet known as Cattewater.64 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1299 1923-03-15 4 A K«x>d SppsttUß t] fef BBiad and prolilable BBTeat ßlent m land and house properties not to ••<• m\ «.4 d ;.> eßterpri^Basj eapataliata. r Estate < Shaik Aboobakar hin MeJuißßed Lajam, deceased IMPORTANT FOUR DAYS AUCTION SALE OF Very Valuable Freehold Leasehold t Singapore Town Properties. it V.v--r-. Ckeomg1,299 words
-
Advertisement975 1923-03-15 4 79. Valuable freehold land and the BBopfcouse premises No. 219 Kalian^ lioad, v.rcn 1.259 sq. ft. 80. Valuable freehold land and the shpphouse premises Nos* 211, 213, 213, 217, 21S and 221 Seran^OOn Road, area 1877, lA^, ,.;X>, 1,427, 1,421 and 1,390 sq. ft. 81. Valuable freehold land and the975 words
-
Advertisement408 1923-03-15 4 here's a shaving stick that is a shaving stick! HoderTopS Stick— the Perpi Stick m the H< Holds. pi TT Use your Williami 1 Slick right down to the very last bit. 7 ply buy a R ad Stick. Don't tn away the a m holder. It's ear the Re408 words
-
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement476 1923-03-15 5 TO LET. ET I -TKNISHKI). ta, Ti-.nglin. KKctric rennis courts and aaiaa;e „r I months. Apply K. hambers. Bingaajoro. U.C So, Lloyd Road. Entry 1 KIST A<JEN T CIES, LTD., Auctioneers Estate Agents. TO 1 ET. N ttl Pasir Paajaag :md ■7 with sea frontage at' biL Apply, t A476 words
-
Advertisement582 1923-03-15 5 AUCTION SALES a. J. b. iu:er. The andirsl t n.4 will sell*, v )lic A rt i|m at their Wo-B.^ i:,,i:,s bh«ah Rasi Place ON THUBBDAY, lit. makch Jlt M 100 Cases of 4 do*,n ach v x -Now on v,ew, Sa,np,o may be tesUc." ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES LTD Auctioneers582 words
-
Advertisement891 1923-03-15 5 J TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. ;a Tv -ceivsd a; Colonia] > Mht up ke noon sf the ...n March, WM, for the foJ OWiag works: i J. Coavoynaea of dredgingi from the Drodger I Mudlark" t.. tSM reclamation at Mount 7. Erection of Cooly Lines and Quartc j the Economic Gardens891 words
-
Advertisement931 1923-03-15 5 NOTICES. ROYAL SINGAPORE YACHT CLUB. NOTICE is heteby ghrea that the annual general meeting of the members of th? Royal I Sin-pporo Yacht Club, will be h<>ld at the Yacht < lull on Friday 23rd March 192,'J at 5.15 p.m. BUSINESS. 1. To receive the Committee's report and audited balance931 words
-
Advertisement495 1923-03-15 5 SCRAP YOUR READING GLASSES They have always been a nuisance. RepUcc them wkh Kryptok InvUbto rued Bifocal lensef which will restore to you the Eyes of Youth. One pair m a neftt, inconspk u«>u< Rimlos .Mount wiH enable you to w both near and far objects with equal clearness. Kryptok495 words
-
-
488 1923-03-15 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1923. Dismal Russia. From time to time we are reminded of the dreadful state of what was ten years ago the largest Empire m the world, Russia m Europe and Asia, with an enormous population and potentialities of wealth "beyond the dreams of avarice."488 words
-
Article332 1923-03-15 6 During the War one method of attracting money for the purposes of Government was by the issue of Post Office Savings certificates. The investor put down fifteen dollars and at the end of five years got twenty flol<ars, a very good rate of interest. The chief332 words
-
Article327 1923-03-15 6 Ml. 11. J. t'pcott is returning to Singal>oro on the Hakozaki Mam, whkh left Loi.uon on February 17. At a meeting" of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland, held m London on Kihiuaiy 13th 1923, Mr. P. V. Kuppusamy Aiycr. Jor'ore Bahru, was duly ek .te<l a327 words
-
Article112 1923-03-15 6 PBNANG NEWS. A Pretty Wedding. (From Our Own Correspondent). Tenant, Mar. 14. The Wtdding took place at the Fitzgerald Memorial Chinch, the Rev. Mr. P.oach asSistod by the Rev. Mr. Pykett officiating cf Mr. William John Edmonds, manager and director of Cash Chemists, Ltd., to Mis? Neil Carey,112 words
-
Article59 1923-03-15 6 Presiding at the annual central meeting, the hon'ble Mr. Thome said that the position of the Company was exceedingly strong, with i?lsr»,72i> under the profit and loss account. A dividend of •"> per cent was approved and it is hoped to pay 7% per cent this year.59 words
-
Article140 1923-03-15 6 Two Chinese m the rubber coupon case \ver.< advi.-ed to plead guilty on charge of having manufactured robber coupons witbout authority. They were ntenced to a fine of $.">OO each and given a week to pay it m; m (default two yean ri> orooi imprisonment. Mr. Justice Sproile,140 words
-
Article452 1923-03-15 6 Nothing yet has been settled with regard to His Highneta the Sultan of Pemak'i contemplated visit to England, says a contentpetaijr. A presentation has been made to the Rev. A. D. Battue at a farewell meetingin Kuala Lmpor. Mr. and Mrs. Harcus leave Penanj? by the Hakone Maru on Mar.452 words
-
Article210 1923-03-15 6 JI-I.U-lAI. THANKS T,, r.v SBI At the conclusion Singapore Assii Si Boon Van mhJ Ho charge of commil St. Michael's road 01 Chief Justice, Sir \v youth named Rampt I boy, who liw> at 1251 the ecrvicei he had Had it not be presence of mind a i210 words
-
Article163 1923-03-15 6 The following appears v i by Committee N<> 3. Fountain near Singapore (lul». not to remove the Fountail pn j to take up the granite thai the Police allow pad of cars within a circle Fountain, and that tttfpl uksj i a'onp the Post Office I illirton I163 words
-
Article117 1923-03-15 6 Mi. K. Yama&aki, mai branch of the Osaka Bhosei K« evidence before Mr. David 1 Court yesterday, when the i Koide. the Japanese Intel Income Tax Office, wai iDemuth appeared for the defei iCobbett for the prosecu: Continuing his evidence, X his aiTest and Mid that he117 words
-
Article70 1923-03-15 6 (Isy Cum toy of Urn n Nichi Shimbun.) Tnki- ;l i; As reffmrda Urn notiflcal repeal the Twenty-one Demam expected to reply to-monvm It is announced that the one of the bisitst firms m J«l 1 1 reorg-anise,! as a joint stink der the name of 'he Suxuk70 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement255 1923-03-15 6 u*mzi~^zmme^ mum imii imi I jr\ onn i~\ tt nn i i OBTAINABLE. I I 0 1 f" SOLE LMrORTEKS. f n CALDBECK, MAGGREGOR CO., LTD. I if (Incorporated m Shanghai) tjj 45, Robinson Road. Telephone 228. '4 H Has Cured Thousands Already l/# H^ Are you suffering fhn sonn255 words
-
Advertisement63 1923-03-15 6 15 I THE AUSTIN AUTO PLANT. The time and labour saving Electric Litfht Generating Plant. starting SELF Regulating I Stopping ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF The Borneo Company, Ltd. (Incorporated m England.) SINGAPORE. IPOH, PENANG. I NOTICE OF REMOVAL. I On and from Ist March, 1923, Mr. John Duke, F.8.0.A., F.S.M.C., Optician,63 words
-
-
Article629 1923-03-15 7 FRANCO-BELGIAN CONFERENCE. jjIPORI \NTJ>ECISIONS. Ton clkaked. Service]. London, Mar. 13. tm to Tar is from His conference with portant step forward, that the Occupied lj v evacuated m paymenta which Geru Cune'l recent hint nqniffhed her demand the Ruhr ai an ©s■rj negotiation, is the posI i I ''ranco-Bt'lyrian nt629 words
-
Article432 1923-03-15 7 POLITICAJLJSHAMBLES. IKISH EXECUTIONS. [Router's Service]. T tendon. Mar. IS. The Republican leader Creevy and another man Keenan, arrested m February Rftei a raid on the bank at Oldcastle have been sentenced to death by a court-martial and were executed at MuMigaa Barracks to-uay. London, Mar. 13. Another432 words
-
Article130 1923-03-15 7 The enthusiastic reception which greeted Kaai's New Hawaiian Troubadours on their opening night wa* repeated last nig»ht by the large audience. Double and treble encores were insisted on for many of the items and good-naturedly rer^ ponded to by the talented performers. Ofiange.s of programme are promised nightly130 words
-
Article1366 1923-03-15 7 VISCOUNT YOUNGER. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Edinburgh, Feb. 14. It is vei'y seldom that anyone outside Cabinet rank is raised to the peerage as a Viscount without going through the interitied ary stage of Baron, but this signal honour has been conferred on Sir George Younger, and it1,366 words
-
Article196 1923-03-15 7 Tan Soo Bit, a joung Straits-born Chinese, employed at the Chinese Commercial Bank, was. the victim of a fatal accident which occurred during the eadden dbwnpow of rain on Tuesday afUrnoon. The deceased was riding his Sunbeam motor cycle along Fullerton Road at the time, and196 words
-
Article220 1923-03-15 7 Mr. Edward Arthur Hodges, of Ipoh, is suing Messrs. Mace Hall and Co., [pah., m the court of the Judicial Com,miss oner, for a sum of $10,000 odd which he alleges ia due to him as compensation and liquidated damages, as a result of the firm having220 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement147 1923-03-15 7 FRESH SUPPLIES n DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES AND SWEETMEATS CAUBURY'S §^B|li MACKINTOSH'S KING GEORGE HbSbSk^^^S TOFFEE DE LUX, CHOCOLATE ALMONDS, PC?x^S CHO( OLATE TOFFEK, MF.IXATO -HOCOLATK. S^iK|^^^Sl MINT TOFFEE. TROPICAL CHOCOLATE. BHjßhß^^^^ K(l(: MILK TOFFEE. PAS( ALL'S PURE SWEETS. FULLER'S CHOCOLATES. I Robinson Co., Limited. Incorporated m I SINGAPORE. I "CAPSTAN NAVY147 words
-
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement608 1923-03-15 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. (Companies Incoiporated m England) BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service to LONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVEM OOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through Bill608 words
-
Advertisement479 1923-03-15 8 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. X lncorporated m E^yhxud) Sua?:er OUTWAML. Sl»r*r-»r«. ♦s.s. CITY OF SIMLA Marseilles mm) London Mar. 2 f *£.s. CITY OF POONA Marseille and London May 3 s.s. CITY OF BOSTON Marseilles. London, R'dam, H bur** In port 3.5. CITY OF SIMLA Marseilles, London and Hamburg479 words
-
Advertisement611 1923-03-15 8 P. a BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINE. (Incoi*porated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SEftVw* PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. KE (Under Contract with His Majesty's Govern LONDON FAR-EASTERN ?FPVICE. FROM LONDON To MARSEILLES, In DUE SINGAPORE. LEAVE BING KARMALA about Maivh 18 KABHMIR KASHGAR about April 1 DONGOLA NYANZA611 words
-
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement433 1923-03-15 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd! Klkrman Bucknali Steam Ship Co. Ltd (AMBUCAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) I (Incorporated i\ England.) I B m matm and mv. touc bub t* FROM NEW YORK. Due S pore Route For Alnl Suez PWHppinea and China FOR NEW YORK.433 words
-
Advertisement806 1923-03-15 9 ADMIRAL LINE (Incorporated m U.S.A.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE 19 DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA. PRKsmm^nrcnv Sails Hongkong. Arrives Seattle. ntnhIDLNT MADISON Mar. 23 Apr 11 PRESIDENT McKINLEY Apr. 4 Apr tt PRESIDENT JACKSON Apt, 1G May 5 PRESIDENT JEFFERSON Apr. 28 May 17 PRESIDENT GRANT May 10 May"29 And every V806 words
-
Advertisement786 1923-03-15 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM AMERICA VIA SUEZ. 8A ATLANTA CITY duo Singapore t> disch. May 28 Vj2\\ TO BOSTON. NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIRECT. s.s. STEEL WORKEJi due S ngapoPß to load Ifor. M If2B s.s. STEEX NAVIGATOR due Singapon to load Apr. 17 1923 BA ATLAX r.\( ITY786 words
-
-
Article178 1923-03-15 10 SUIJSIDY FOR AMERICAN SHIPS. Shipping Board's Plea. In support of its plea for a Government j ship subsidy, the United States shipping board declares that although America's foreign commerce increased by 4.000,000 tons m 1922 as compared with 1921, the percentage earned m United States vessels declined from178 words
-
Article99 1923-03-15 10 The Cunarder Btreng-ar.a has been fitted: with a Creed apparatus capable of automatic reception and transmission of high speed wireless. This new instrument will, it is said prove ah immense advantage t,» ships the Aqu.tania. Berengaria, and :Mai retai.ia type, irhicfa not only pubIlish a daily99 words
-
Article94 1923-03-15 10 The Master Attendant'! office circulate* the following notice to Mariner* "The Captain of the S.S. Iferea report* the following wirek^s message rteewved 110.10 |OO* 109.00.20 E. Now Island formed at this spot. Captain Ifotta si K htj «1 Puiau Cadr do Mer at 5 p.m. and lem island94 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement103 1923-03-15 10 I i a^^m I 111 r^ v I C 2 >^r ft v in4Af I I I jf H I I I 1 M J i 1 Iff 4* H r J Mm m ill I I 1 f 4 1 f A i m^mw^^^K isTtml n m m THE103 words
-
Advertisement256 1923-03-15 10 JODELITE I The Timber Preservative I _.^r-j>! ?7T MR!. «W im 'kwttT^^ Hi! j "*^?*cL f- I *-7. \^> Stocked m 1, 5 10 Gallon Drum I High Prices for Hard H lod I Soft Wood Treated M I J uDELITE I IS CHEAPER JUST AS GOOD I Write for256 words
-
-
Page 10 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous256 1923-03-15 10 West Wharf No. 8. Kuala. rdim i Wharf No. 9. Nil.. J Tula Brani Coal Wharf. Nil. KEPPBL HARBOUR. Main Wharf. Dredger Kuantan, Horn Shell, c I B< I». Mapnet. Arjronauta. Lch. Run;.-:. Boon Ann, Ban Whatt Ilin, Lcb. Beta Nerite. Coal Wharf.— Nil. VESSELS' IN DRY DOCK. TanjonS P256 words
-
Miscellaneous342 1923-03-15 10 MAIL TABLE. TO 1) iY. Kuala Pahan X P*»n. Bungei Lembing Culb UanUin <*■**«*) H, .rain Cucob Kdina v a-m. and l Hamburp West Jester 10 am Hongkonir. BwatOW, Amoy and Shanghai, taking mails for. L'.S.A. ami Canuda Kiunjrchov.- 10 h m Bawcan, Sourabaya. Stagen, Kota Baroo, BaM Papan :inil342 words
-
-
Article82 1923-03-15 11 .March 14. Bank 4 m.s. 2 4 1-1 Bank demand 2|4 6-32 Private credit! 3 m.s. t|4 19-32 New York, demand 54% Credits 90 days 571^ France, demand 850 India, T. T. 174^ Hongkong 1 demand 1% p.c. Prem. Yokohama, demand 113*4 Java, demand 141 V4 Bangkok, demand 791482 words
-
Article109 1923-03-15 11 March 1 1. Tin 250' Tons silT.-, Gambier Cube Xo. 1 22.00 Gambier 16.00 Pepper Black 15.50 Pepper (white fair) 24.00 Tapioca, small flake, f.fcc. 11.75 Pearl Sago small 9.00 Copra Mix 11.85 Copra Sun.lried 12.10 Opium, Benares unc. 4,600 Rice, Rangoon white £30.00 Rice, Siam Xo. 1 for109 words
-
Article37 1923-03-15 11 Singapore, March 11th, 12 noOn. Singapore Standard Pale Crept- Spot 57; Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sbcet Spot .">? VtVkl July-Sept. 58 MH; Oct.-Dec. 59U 59^London quotation ih«tt Is. 4* 4 d. Market weak.37 words
-
Article134 1923-03-15 11 Singapore. Mar. 1 1. Rubber.— London Is. 4 j h<l. Local 57%. Trn.— London OM 10?. Local $117 7 s (250 tons sold). Share Market. Quiet. Rubbers. Practically no enquiry. Tins.— Ulu Fifths $1.82 $1.90, RftWSttgl t\3n*b $1.32 V-, Nawnjr Pets $1.52^ f1.67%, Mambaus 90 95, Hitanis $lJt%134 words
-
Article120 1923-03-15 11 Singapore. Mar. 14. Tin. £234 10s. $117~k. 230 tons sold. Rubbers. Nothing doing. Mines.— Collieries 10.75 $20.25, Petalings? 77 1 S2 1 Nawng Pets $1.57 I_.1 $1.65, Renongl 28s. 295., Chenderianjrs 7s. 9d. Bs. 3d., Tit is $3.75 $4, Kan>p<>n£s 445. 6d. 465., Souths $1.21 $1.24,120 words
-
Article89 1923-03-15 11 PHASER'S REPORT. Singapore, .Mar. I. Rubber.— la. 4HA Tin 1284. LOs. tons $117.87*:.. Mining. -Ula I*iahs $1.85 $1.96, IYialin^s 7,") 80. Nawng Puts $1.55 $1.65, Mambaus yo.i)."), Hitam Tins flJftH N 1 .r,7 > Taipin^ 9;" i $1, South! $1.20 $1.2:». Murais $4.40 $4*50, Norths $k3O $I^s,89 words
-
Article375 1923-03-15 11 Agents: Bri:ce Petrie, Ltd. Kukub, rubber, 24,170; copra, 210 „iku sago, 450 pikuls; Han Yang-, 22,1 GO Agents: Hooglandt and Co. i'angkattan, 85,000; Ban^oon Poerba, 44,000; Batu Rate, 2«,.'32D. Agents: East Asiatic Co. iMount Austin (Johoivi, 156,302 Xawn- Pet Tin. houi> (540, yardage ;>o,<»Uo, fikuls 444,375 words
-
Article45 1923-03-15 11 Tho output for the year 1922 fro.>. thi Federated Malay States was piku!* 593,806 (tons 55,287) or an increase of 2.31 pel cent as compared with the pivvious year. (Tho fig-ures are calculate<i on the ha^is of 72 per cent, metallic tin content).45 words
-
Article20 1923-03-15 11 A dividend of two shillings p^r ilmun has been decUrtd by Kampon* Kainuntin* Tin Divdgino- Ltd., payable on Murch 26th.20 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1696 1923-03-15 11 over $5 000 000. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE 0^ UOThT u n nrPTPF w v Incor P<>rated m Straits Settlements) iTTKACTIVE PLANS OF ASSURANCE Aa ™nu»oe Companies Act. MA vt Txr^ AGENTS WANTED FCRETARY MANAGING DIRECTOR G.CKNOX. MANAG g§R^f/^J t DIRECroK C. C. NICHoS A ?la., F.F.A. HONGKONG SHANGHAI1,696 words
-
Advertisement92 1923-03-15 11 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE (Incorporated m England by Royal Charter A. D. 1720.) FIRE MOTOR CAR MARTNB Fidelity Guarantee— Administration Bonds Singapore Representatives— Messrs. BARLOW Co. P Messrs. WEARE Co., Ltd. Messrs. HARRISONS, BARKER Co Ltd Office— 64, The Arcade, Collyer Quay. A. GORDON LEE, Resident Manager. THE LONDON LANCASHIRE INSURANCE92 words
-
-
Article1553 1923-03-15 12 r FOOTBALL SI UPRISES. (From Our Own Correspondent). London, Feb. 15. It has been remarked before that football is h gloriously uncertain game. Hut when the conditions are such as prevailed I on Saturday, with many grounds converted into lakes of mud, extraordinary things happen, and extraordinary things1,553 words
-
Article186 1923-03-15 12 The annual pemnU meeting wifl be held on the 21st. The Directors' repoirt for Me year taded December 31st, 1022 states. The profit for the year, after providing for depreciation, but subject to Directors' Fees, amounts to $4,780.05; to which has o be added the balance186 words
-
Article38 1923-03-15 12 Cambridge University Senate passed recently without opposition ordinances for granting decrees to women who will be permitted to attend lectures and laboratories on the same conditions as men students. Oxford University has recently granted similar privileges to women.38 words
-
SPORTING NEWS.
-
Article26 1923-03-15 12 Typical tournament weather prevailed again yesterday, and no play was possible hi the SvC.C. Lawn Tennis Tournament, nor m the Lawn Bowls Tournament.26 words
-
Article51 1923-03-15 12 Newcomers' Handicap. Major Spring vs. Corkill. Stevens vs. Zimmerman. Storey vs. Glascoe. Col Haseldine vs. Osbourae to finish. Col. Haseldine or Osbourne vs. Holmee. Championship Pairs. Holder and Riches vs. Potts and Wodeiouse, postponed. Championship. Kleinman vs. Prentis. Wardk* vs. Le Sr-eur to finihh, postponed. Kobei^s vs. A'nsworth,51 words
-
Article41 1923-03-15 12 Championship Pairs. Col Haseldine and Major Spring vs. Roberts and Poyser. Newcomers Handicap. Travis vs. II (if he wins an Thursday). Bristed vs. Carver. Palmer vs. Stevens ov Zimmerman. Championship. Holder vs. Donaldson. Waidfe VS. Le Sut-ur (to finish).41 words
-
Article25 1923-03-15 12 TO-DAY'S TIES. Single Handicap. H. B. IVeneiTy vs. Key. Douglas. I>. Main vs. R. ty\ Chater. W. Gordon vs. C. Iff. Van Cuylenberg.25 words
-
Article15 1923-03-15 12 Single Handicap. W. S. Golilie vs. W. Gcdde«. Mo I. Brown vs. Haigh.15 words
-
Article102 1923-03-15 12 London, Feb. 27. Jn th y Army Racquets Championships at rince-'i Club m tin- first round Major Slok.a and Captain Moore-Gwyn (Rifle Brigade) \>eix\ Captains Christice and Hornby (Artill«ry), IT. i. 15 1. Isjo, 155. Capt. William* JM.ci Lieut. Lord Plunket (Rifle Bri^ado), scratched to Major Peate-WatUa102 words
-
Article347 1923-03-15 12 The wholesale forgery of spurious bank "'tis reported by Rvutcr, is the second big forjrery plot to be discovered m recent years, according to Mr. G. S. Hall. Vice-Pl-CSklent «>f the American Bank Note Company, the largest firm of. bank note printers m the world, who ii347 words
-
Article40 1923-03-15 12 We learn from a Siamese contemporary that Mr. W. J. F. Williamson, Adviser to the Siamese Ministry of Finance, has retired and that the vacancy will be filled by H. E. Phya Indra Montri, Director General of the Revenue Department.40 words
-
-
Article130 1923-03-15 12 YESTERDAY'S AUCTION. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 594 th auction yesterday, 14th March, when there was catalogued 1.243,461 lbs.; 555.12 tons. Offered 717,846 lbs.; 320.47 ton?. Sold 608,864 lbs.; 269.36 tons. PRICES REALIZED:— London Is. 4 1 A<\. New York 33*/2 cts. Ribbed130 words
-
Article401 1923-03-15 12 Singapore, Mar. 14. Business during the week has been confined almost entirely to tin and industrial shares. Rubbers have attracted little attention. The London priofl of the com- I mocity is a little easitr at Is. 4V B d., as compared with last week'?* figure of Is.401 words
-
Article102 1923-03-15 12 Popular Tearl White will open to-night at the Empire Cinema m the big William Fox production The Thief, based on Henri Bernstein's greatest play. Miss White has added to her fame since she joined the William Fox forces r.nd ha?, abandoned her serial career. Her dramatic features have102 words
-
Article93 1923-03-15 12 Drills, etc., for week ending March 17th. Thursday, 15th. 5 p.m. .Drill Hall, 5.3.A (v), Section Gun Drill; M. C. Platoon! Victors Gun Training:; 5.10 p.m. Drill Hallj "A" Company, Lewis Gun and Bombing--6 p.m. Drill Hal', «C" Company, Extended Oder Drill. Friday, lGth. 5 p.m. Drill93 words
-
Article66 1923-03-15 12 The marriage of Miss Muriel F Webb daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W Webb and Mr. Granville M. O.Hara, took pace on the morning of the 3rd at the Registry Kuala Lumpur before Mr. G. Hemmant the magistrate. At the inception at the residence of the bride's parents Dr66 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement302 1923-03-15 12 Superior Quality IN GRAMOPHONES AND RECORDS IS ALWAYS i ARE HIS MASTER'S VOICE CALL OR WRITE FOR I A TEST LJBTB OR HEAR THE LATEST RECORDS PLAYED IN 01 AUDITION ROOM AT YOUR LEIBUR] S. MOUTRIE CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Hongkong.) WHITEAWAY? f L "SSfci i Enables you to take302 words
-