The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 March 1923

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. n\ nts. SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923. No. 10,844
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    185 1 The Preach Parliament is asked for heavy credits fov tlu> occupation of the Kuhr Page 7. Several arrests have been made m connection wilh the murder of the rench soldier at the railway station Page 7. America's little hill for hor army of occupation is not to
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    YACHTING IN WINTER.
    1320 1 Yachting ii generally considered to be essentially a summer pastime, but there ie a growing tendency among yachtsmen. particularly owners 0 f small craft, to prolone' the season beyond its recognise*, limits. Some, indeed, keep their vessels i?. commission for the greater part of the year, laying
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      240 1 VIALTHOID I 'URE I i; I INEST BALLROOM IN THE EAST I WEDNESDAY I Orchestral Concert I JAR HULLAND, MUSICAL DIRECTOR. I $A VIEW HOTEL. Tanjong Katon ff Telephone. 110. I re. I ential Hotel afford,,.- the Dignity and Elegaaes of Private Residence. I l eserj Tuesday a i Sunday
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      145 1 I-'-j-A jm >j a L 1-\-\-\\\tam\* Fn *-m —t\t a friend and wished to give him B the best you could obtain, undoubt- 9 lou would tlo this because they are sidea, their smooth, symmetrical fti finish, tell the quality of crafts- M BEST IN THE LONG Rr\ 1 I
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      192 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. To make Master's body good: Sanatogen and Bismag (page 4); Vitrex lenses (page 5); Cros.rields' soap (pa pre 3); Wood's cure (pa jre 2). Reduction of fares on the Keppel Harbour section ol the Trams Papre 1. Bathing caps at Medical Hall Page 2. Warwick Comedy Company programme
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      122 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday, Zl*t. IliKh Water, 0/2G a.m., 0.50 p.m. 8.1. Homeward Mail loaves. Teluk Anson Rubbir, Dcrrk-k?, noon. Hawaiian Troubadours, Thoatrs. Thursday, 22nd. Higb Water, 0.41 a.m.. 1.23 p.m. Bintan Estates. Chartered Bank. noon. Phil. Orchestra, Mem. Hall. 5.15 p.m. Hawaiian Troubadours. Thatre. Friday, 23 rd. High Water, 1.15
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    374 2 Captain J. W. Wood, D.5.0.. at.C, has heen appointed District Suj' ndent of Priaons, Johon Bahru, and Inspector of Prison.- for the State of Johore, w.th effect from Sfan h 17th. Mr. and Mr>. Thov. Miles, and family of Konpibon, have returned from Aflstralia. Mm Wilkinson, a Bister of Mr.
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      474 2 TO LET OB FOU SALE. I.ARGK G*> DOWNS, newly erected area from la,ooo to 50,000 sq. ft. fnchif river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24,000 M|. ft. near wharf and shippI ing. Also three storied buildings for oflices and godowns. Centrally situated All immediate entry, going cheap Apply or write
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      592 2 I wnnTT'in 1 1 ii ii m ni—inijsMii.^^—— i MM—W i.:g— —^f^ nTii-i_rm B I* '"Ir^ Cl f>—amt vr,* yf, .w..m^L\ i*i mamm m a M ww mfFm^m r> JT TS/ s L>^TT sr -k^ i"j« s m all #_fti -i^-v.'La^^*'^v i fc~--^^'j3L^^'* -C^ S! •"«>■ tT J TT-TT* AYiyT'
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      451 2 Alhambra. In Our Next Change MONDAY, ItHh Maivh to >J), DAY IN THE WILDS TOPICAL BUDGET TOP O' THE MORNING Top O* the Morning pretend many tense dramatic mon* O' .Donnell, played by Gladya '.Valton, whn is torn between her 1 10 fr jr l John Garland, and devotion to
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    MURDERED BY RAIDERS.
    481 3 Irish Minister's Father. Dublin, Fe!>, 12. l v thoci moming when v learnt \tni Dt. Th mi ia F. O ili irhia, Coroner for X »g*s cunty, and father of the Five State Minis er for m Affairs, had been shol de*d at hia residence t near
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    THE CANADIAN FISHERY TREATY.
    182 3 Ottawa, Mar. 17. Correspondence has been tabled m the I Htuai of Commons, wh.ch shows that ■vera] t acs passer! between Ottawa. I moon and Washington, before the Govrment obtained the consent of the Colo- not t»» have the British Ambaslior a 'ated wi;h Lapoints m
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    EDINBURGH STUDENTS RAG MR. LLOYD GEORGE.
    101 3 I ndon, Mar. :!n. A tremendous »tudtnta' iay, traditionally associated with the occasion, marked the visit of Mr. Lloyd George to Ed njburgii University to deliver ihe Rectorial Addn i. The studenti pelted v of Soar and Brassels sprouts from the gralleries of McEwan
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    119 3 Tbo death Un,k place .at Harlow, Eeso>:, on Feb. 19. of Commander Richard L. Haddock. RN.K., a native of SooderUnd, who beeaaM euatmodore of the P. and O. Co.'.s fleet. Towards, thc end of the war he ret;red on seniority l>ut at once took up an appo'ntment under the. Admiralty
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      418 3 Ljiiliiil^.^L-^^V^^XIIIL/^^-UJ |||„.|l| hf m rmm or". Sla i, ,C i Wl f Ilia and Ua never hee„ S\. V'- h; r\ > 'l' Your ft# 1 iH h« spltndiJJv." lip Does jour Baby laugh I ■at a X ij hke this? 1 ■,y laughs became he is happy-he is happy
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      569 3 i6tt3\ Vv f^BB "BflßyZ '.f^mW^T T** Modern research also discovered S^^t"i»'i* \^kS^ y^yr It multiplies the alkalinity of the fJßjj?.' \'y SSff '''JR E^fe^ gives manifold power to Nature* That millions have corrected V xfr^jAs most folks know, brushing teeth to cause decay. Germs breed W flf teeth m old
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      149 3 FOURNIER'S i HYGENIQUE j MIXTURE. (FOU I. .1)1 S) leilcd ond Provod for Years. WASTE NO T. ME. I IiMCvW r-f i l i I J ::<_.i i'j.:. j T'.. ra I•'' I E >J\L IT, nor i-i<- y Knowi. I r i >PLD. F j sure f FC RNfEITS
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    SINGAPORE TRACTION CO.
    558 4 Advantages of Shanghai I 'rannvaj Proposal. Negotiations for the acquisition, by the Shanghai Tramways of tl c Singapoie Company, ami the flotation of a new company, to be called the Singapore Traction Company LtcLj are expected to be completed within a fen days. The new company will
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    SNAKES IN MALAYA.
    287 4 Considering the very large numb,r of persons who die every year from make-bite m India, .t is curious that so few death* from this cause are recorded i„ UhUf*. It Is, however, the fact that mo.t of the snakes indigenous to the Peninsula an. not venom OuS
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      1291 4 REMINDER ON WEDNESDAYS AND THURSDAYS 21st and 22nd. and 28th and 29th MARCH 1923. commencing each daj at 2.30 p.m. opportaaity for sound and profitable in\ e.-tment m land and hou^e properties nut tv lie missed ly enterprising capitalists. Kstate if. Sh.iik Aboobakar bia Maha mcd Lajam. deceased IMPORTANT FOUR
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      1141 4 Valuable freehold land and thc shephouse premises Nos. 58A, 58-1, 58-2, 59, CO and ol Dunlop Street, ..rea :U67 5 ft. .7. Valuablo freehrin kind anrl the shophoase premises No. 95 Weld Road, area PM sq. ft. 7S. Valuable freehold land and the shophouse premises Nos. 143, 144 and 144-1
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      225 4 wh ,en food ffi; «I glut gf v,, ranter* the <•.-..,. lf jritlujl! th. p. in! helped Ihem when "-the preperati,,, never ur, th, tks my ihould, tberef Magnesia can g Is obU-nable si R1 powder or Übi, f is always safe Bismag' on the wrspp, youi! make no mi
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    SULTAN GOES TO MECCA.
    1119 5 AN ARAB WELCOME. Modem Loyalty to Cai ph. Jeddah. Jan. 21. The Pultan, Mahomed Vahid-ed-Din, 1 ii mat Mage of his journey to tbe Hejaz, trom Sues to Jiddah, m the captain's rabin of the Kbed-vial Mail Line* ■teamsKp Mansouiah, whi h left Sues on January
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      321 5 TO LET. 0 Small godow is and pod offices, Malacca Street, reasonable rent Apply Box 10.103 D caro of Free Frees, R kllnag the land Is I Mopin Aj.iil. IfSS. ,Xl S1 AiIKM [ES LTD., Fstate Agent 3. 24-3 m RMSHED. id, Tangtti RlsetrU eoaits ami parage. ■OB th.s. Apply
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      704 5 AUCTION SALES. SHERIFF'S SAIE "E^aHJKE COURT OF THB SKTJI.LM..N, OF SINGAPORE VN rit of S ..i i Bd dated Sth Feb I 9». ■aM No. USI of ]«»•>•> Chow Hoon and R. ft*t IMaintitfs versus J" <f Defeadaat The aadOTggn d have b. Kaflles ChsaSera, Rallies plae, ON MOXDAY. MU
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      459 5 1 NOTICES. IN t'lK MATTER Ot ORDINAM R \f» M (COMPANIES) I I IN THE MATTES OF INTERNATIONAL TRADERS, LLMITED (Ia Liquidation). SOT of Ordmance Nc, ir,:. (Companies), that a IKS X'K BatSJ i 8in **l d Wedne^dat nil ith 1923 tor ta°tL ock r riu r; p™*** ior m
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      450 5 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Municipal Cotauniasionen of tli Town of Singapore invite tenders for the construction :nd completion of a 12 inch sto nen aro pipe <■■■ ill Telok Ayer Street from McCallum Street to Anson Uoad and 9 inch and 6 inch stoneware pipe sewers m Wallich Street and m
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923. Sanitary Services.
    673 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1923. Sanitary Services. Jt is generally admitted that lo keep a community honest and lawabiding, an eilicient police force is better than many courts and prisons. 1 The one is a preventive service, the other chiefly penal. Prevention is better than cure. Thc proverb
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    506 6 Major-General T. H. Shoubridge has been j appointed Commandant of Sandhurst, i It is rumoured that the Hon. Mr. E. H. Hose will act as Chief Secretary when the Hon. Mr. Maxwell goes on leave. (M.M.) The performance by the Selangor Ama'tears of their Triple Hill on Saturday was given
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    T. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
    230 6 Music During Holy Week aud Easter. Next Sunday i.s Palm Sunday, and at i 5.90 Evensong the Choir will ling Recit. and Chores, Cod SO loved the World, from Staines's Crucifixion, and at the close of the service. Redhead's setting of The Story of the Cross. On
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    THE STEAMER GASCOYNE.
    532 6 While at her berth m Fremantle, the Gascoyne, now m port here, was the scene of a celebration m which a review was {riven of the trade. .Sir Edward Wittenoom said: The people of the North- West coast wanted regular and reliable communie;; and it would be
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    113 6 Archdeacon Swindell is conduct ng s Lenten Service at 8.15 p.m. this evening m- St. Andrew., Cathedral. The subject Wil be the Passion of Jesus Christ, and he slides will IHuatrate the chief incidents of Holy Week. Attention is drawn to the laest scientific invention m optical glass, known as
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  • LOCAL WIRES.
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      TRAGEDY AT IPOH
      48 6 (From Our Own Con 1 .m. A painful trag Ipoh. A Chim Koh, Ipoh, haa bi en a consequence of o| i n»cthylated spirit, the boi turning earning i takes place to-na whose name is Ho Jv of Ho Pak Ung, the A non Scho
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      PENANG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
      59 6 (Iron. Our Own Mr. Blsckstoni general meeting of r. of Com men... He of a Peni objectg to the Sf ra I pore) Association British Malaya of Loi ing favourabi v meh little whether the i f the London or Mr. Blacksfc of tho Chamber and
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      THE ASSIZES AND CRIMES.
      47 6 Tloxc men were ihe Alor Star mm Dotnrning hom< sa'.e of buffaloes. A Chines- paai areek near Jitra, XTwo DID D WOI Of a boat hy lhe Kedah river. It is rep been made m tempted theft of $3000 P. v. d. m
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    74 6 (By Courtesy of 1 „>. 1 [I ii expei ted strongly attack hament. with refer conditiona uf the T which the G< irernmi Tin ii qu<>;.M! The Bill for 11 .< Educational Deptf) 1,1 Icaalo market tie House of Peers. A fenaational confl tanattstfl and Suihei-S Frefocture, Ti
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    106 6 Thi- trial v\\ a Chil on charges «>f nrarderii i countrymen on a tongkang r Breakwater on the nig' was commenced at I yesterday befon Walter Shaw, and sp jun. Tr.e D.P.P.. Mr. N. H. P. \V tlie Crown and thi by Mr. Ismail. A number of native
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    140 6 Ti-e Hon. 1 S.« Js count Younger as i hs Party. Wi have recen and Peat their excel c cardboard and showing stal iof para rubber for lasl j dicate dearly i the commodity fr. n year, whilst among given are the world's pi last eight yean prices, etc. On
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      124 6 _/^tf ra I f i^. r f^iiS^^SSSr i the I I ll S:=:: fc2£y"* C OUR TRADE. M^sj^**)! j. _-w I OBTAINABLE. I SOLE IMPORTERS. 1 CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., LTD. (Incorporated m Shanghai) Vj f| li, Robinson Road. Telephone 228. A E *fc _^^m _.cw. _^Me-> J*_ -ma^m- i*' a
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      72 6 FRESH IKAN MERAH Per 50 c,s Ib. ANY QUANTITY m Spore Cold Storage COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated m S.S.) RETAIL DEPOT. ORCHARD RD. kkm. m mttny JOHN DUKE OPTICIAN Fellow of the Rritish Optical As.4ociation. Fret man t>f the Worshipiul Company of Spectacle Makers. Freeman of the City of London. Late
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    BIG RUBBER DEAL.
    298 7 kE stk;ction continues. row HON AGITATION SQUABHKD. f rvice]. London, Mar. 19. Commons during quesi. re said hat no modi--11 .mi Scheme The Governmen; m Cy im tia ed by .n this matter. v IG COMBINE. \msterdam. Mar. 20. I by the olf- Rubber Co. to pure':
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    W. C. T. U. WORK.
    186 7 nu I: At a recent W.C.T.U. reports \u.t submemben who had atiiated tbe Christmas Fund ng ost tut ions: General H spitals, Tan Kandang Kerbau rfl tal, Lunatic Asylum, OH, Nind Home In- addition many poor v were sur plied The women m the -ved
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    THE RUHR OCCUPATION.
    399 7 A HEAVY BILL. CREDITS CALLED FOR. [Reuter's Service]. Paris, Mar. 19. A letter from the Minister of Y. nance to the Finance Committees of the Senate and Chamber shuws the credits Parliament is asked to vote for. Expenditure m the Ruhr dur.ng the first four months of
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    NEW FACES.
    232 7 Since ia.-t tlie Warwick Comedy Company was hore, there have been additions. both, as regards the personnel and also -.he repertoire. Chief among the former will be found Mi.-s Beryl Barrnclough, a charming young actress who i- delighting ewerybody wherever she goes. She i- a particularly vei. ..tile
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    93 7 i i Sur ha programme changes completely to-night. In the first show is Pals ar I Puga, two part Jimmy Aubrey comedy and episodes 8, 9 and 10 of The Hawk's Trail serial. The second, a two part laary Semon comedy. Eve's Flm Review of Fashions No. 04.
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    HON'BLE MR. TESSENSOHN.
    949 7 DINNER IN HIS HONOUR. j The dinner given by the Eurasian Asso- j iation to the Honourable Mr. E. Tessen-j ;ohn m honour of his appointment as a Member of Legislative Council, was held! it the Grosvenor on Saturday last, the j 17th nstant. It was largely
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    TEA MONEY CASE.
    550 7 Allegations as to a landiord having denanded $400 tea money from a tenant, -ere made before Mr. Day d m .he District 3oart yesterday, when Court Inspector fficol prosecuted a Mohamedan named J. VL Ismail Maricar. on a charge of comnit ing a breach of Ordinance No.
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    D'ALMEIDA PARTNERSHIP.
    429 7 The hearing of the action brought by F. C. D'Almeida and his lister, Mrs. Ida Johannes, againat their brother, A. E. I D'Almeida. which arises out of an alleged j partnership between them .entered into early m 1920. was resumed before Mr. Justice j Barrett-Lennard m the Supreme
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      273 7 NEW NOVELS PBy ?coular Authors. RUNG by F. Hoifcce Rose 52.00 THE STREET BELOW by Ruby M. Ayre 1.75 NOBODY'S MAN by Phillips Oppenheim 2.00 THF GAUNTLET OF ALCOSTE by Hopkins Moorhouss 2.00 TIIE PRIVET HEDGE by J. E. Buckrose 2.00 THE GREAT PRINCE SHAN" by E. Phillips Oppenheim 2.00
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      602 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO., LTD. THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. vCo.npanies Incorporated m England) BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service to 1 ONDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVE! J OOL AND GLASGOW. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading
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      513 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STFVMSHIP Co., LVI V lncorporated it fig-gland) PASSEN^EX S Eit VICT, HAMKS Li OT ♦a.s. CITY OF SIMLA Marseilles and London April 1 *r.9. CITY OF POONA MarseM?3 and London May I Class Steamers Ist cip.?s £S7. 2nd class £60. Deck ftj& tB Class Steamers £80.
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      606 8 P. a BRITISH LNDIA (Incorporated m England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER AND CARGO SFlUirr PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N.Y. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) I ONDON FAR-EASTERN BJ!BVICE. FROM LONDON To MARSEILLES, LONDON DUE SINGAPORE. LEAVE SIN. KASHGAR about April 1 KABHMIR NYANZA about April 15 DONGOLA SARDINIA about April
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      474 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd! AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co Ltd \MERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated i:. England.) EBVICE IU BOvroX AND WTW YOLdTaU SUB .-a .AM a FROM NEW YORK. Due Spore Route Fn BIRMINGHAM April Suez pJj Apnl. 22 Suez
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      767 9 'admiral line (Incorporated m U.SA.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE 19 DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA. PREBIDSNT I MckINLET SaUB Hongkong Arrives Seattle. PRESIDENT JACKSON Apr! 16 May ~5 PRESIDENT JEFFERSON Apr. 28 May 17 PRESIDENT MADISON May 22 June 10 And very 12 days thereafter. Also Kafular illingt every 12 days from
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      711 9 ISTHMIAN LINE FROM AMERICA ViA SUEZ. s.s. ATLANTA CITY due Singapore t > diach. May 28 1923 TO BOSTON. NEv; YORK, AND RAI TIM. 'RE VIA SUEZ DFIECT. s.s. STEEL WORKER due Singa] ore to load Mar. 26 1925 s.s. STEEL NAVIGATOR due Singapore Lo load Apr. 17 1923 s.s.
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    PUBLIC FRUIT TREES.
    282 10 A Lesson from Germany. It has been proposed to the Harrow Counci. that on their new housing estate fruit trees should be planted along the roada, and all unsightly fences covered with blackberries and loganberries. Such a pleasant notion is already an accomplished fact m Germany, where
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    THE ISLAND OF GUAM.
    203 10 Tho s oop Foxglove, Coininancler H. V. Hodaon, 0.8. E., wh.ch has been viaiting islands m the China Sen-, the Pacific, and Sandakan, Br.tish Xorth Borneo, \va.« due to arriva on February 7 ay Guam, the principai unit of tha Marianne <r Ladrone Archipelago. The Naval
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      293 10 UNDERWOOD j Improved PORTABLE Model j 1 !<! I I j PATERSON, SIMONS CO, LTD. I (Incorporated m England). SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR. I We've been V^ mmm^^a for a LOW-PRICE BATTERY and here's the answer from WILLARD'S Old Price New Price >. I .IV..>. O UO id SJ.R.N. 4
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      216 10 (NMMHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (Incorporated m England.) )irect Service to Japan via Hongkong and Singapore and to Calcutta via Penang. from Singapore. Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Macao. Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, "ientsin, Newchwang, Yangtze ports, Fornosa, the Philiopines, etc. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. I (OS
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      193 10 Genasco Roofing] i 'l PLY AND 3 PL* O COMPLETE WITK PATEN 1 KANT-LEAK KlUtj AND NAILS FDR FIXING I GE/V*SC*J'is m- Q 6£/V4< I t/ie result of m the P over 40 Years f 3 ply ifcj run I experience manufacture '^/^^V^ H_BBi£^'^ v^^^^H3dl_^[_^[_^[_^[_^^u^ni 1 G£V4SC(# >7 S2?^B| sat/s
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      784 10 SHIPPING NOTES. A pilot boat, 75ft between perpendiculars, 80ft. overall, with a 17ft. G.n. beam and Bft 3in. depth, has been built m Shanghai for use on the harbour of Newchwang. 1 lie boat on her trial attained a speed of 934 knots. She will be the first steam boat
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    EXCHANGE.
    77 11 Match .^O. Bank 4 m.s. 2; 1 1-4 Bank demand 214 5-32 Private credit! 3 m.s. 19-32 New York, demand .">•"; Credits ;><> days 57 France, demand 830 India, T. T. 17 P4 Hongkong, deqtand Prem. Yokohama, demand 113 Jara, demand 141*4 Bangkok, demand T9\k Sovereign, Rank Buying k5l
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    PRODUCE.
    112 11 March 20. Tin Buyen $115% \o Selfcn Gambier Cube No. 1 '12.00 Gambier \c-.OQ r ppet Black 15.60 Pepper '(white fair) J4.00 Tapioca, qpnall flake, f.g 14.26 Pearl Sago small 9.00 Copra Mix u.io Copra Sundried 12 15 Opium. Benan i aue. 1,000. Rice, Rangoon white 230.00 Rice, Biam
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    44 11 Singapore, March 20th, 12 Singapore Standard Pale Ct 9\ 58; Singapore Standard Ribbirt Smoked SI I Si I •~>s iV;: April-June 58% 68%; July-Sept. 59% 59%; Oct.-Dec. 60% 11%. London quotation crepe and sheet ls. 4%d. Maritet Quieti *m
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    JACK'S METAL REPORT.
    297 11 London, Feb. 21. Markets.- Consumers all over the worid are now realising their mistake m nut going into stock during 102:;, and as their requirements are urgent, with supplies j limited owing to the depleted stocks, the advance m prices is likely to laat, arhile Speculators m
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCE.
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      FRASER'S REPORT.
      71 11 Stegaporo, .Mar. 2<». Rabber.— ls. IHd. Tin 1226 10*. buyers $115,87)6, Do ieMerr. Rubbers. Inactive. Mining. Taipins 1. Souths $130 25, Norths $1.30 $1.35, Rawangs 5i. 27*.-. 11.32&. Linguis $5.10 $5.20, .Murais $4.30 $445, Rahman Hydraulic! $17.50 $18. (Jlu Piaha SI.X7 1 $142%. J< t 55 58. Geaeral<—
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      LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
      93 11 Singapore. Mar. 2" Ka.— 4226. 10ft $115%, ra. Balea. Kttbbers. Nothing- doing. Alines Collieries $10.50 $20, Petaiing 79 84, Nawng Pets $1.57% Sl.ittu, Knmpong Kamuntings 455. 465. 6dL, Souths $1.19 $1.22, Norths $U29 $142. Mand»;as 90 95, Lingnis $5.10 $540, Rawaagi $140 $145, .Murais $446 $4.45,
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      MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
      119 11 Singapore, Mar. 20. Rabber.— London Is. 4' 2 d. Local 58 14. Tin.- London 1226 10s. Local $***** Buyers. Share Market. Quiet Rubbers.— Practically no enqniiy.. Tins.— Taipings 95 -Sl. Norths $140 $1.35, cum div.. Souths $1.17% $1.23%, Padang Plandoka 42%' -17',.. Uin Piahs $147% $1.02%, Nawng Pets
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    247 11 A final dividend has bien declared hy the Eastern Telagraph Co.. and the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., at the rate of two and a half per conU.. making 10 pcf cent for the year 1022. Imports into Bangkok for year ending March 31st 1922, from aM British Dominions amounted to
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    1346 12 The progvr.mme of ihe Singapore Sporting Club for the Spring Meet ng has been published and should p. ove an attractive one for owners. We are to have four days racing commencing on Satu.day, May 12th. The Committee are to be congratulated upon the manner m which they
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      YESTERDAY'S PLAY.
      95 12 Championship Singles. Ruchwaldy beat Ainsworth, t»— Leakoy v». Hill, unfinished. Donaldson baat Roy Smith, 7—5, B, 6 <». Championship Pairs. Kk-' MjK.'i and Utermarn boa: Dyne and Ptentis, 6 B, a l. Finton and Thoroofood beat Poyser and li' hens. <5— :j, (3 2 Sinclair and Doif beat
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      TO-DAY'S TIES.
      38 12 Championship Singles. Layhoirne vs. Kuchwaldv. Wardle va. Winter, J. w. We bm \> Wi ri en. Kleinman vs. Utermark. Championship Pairs. Lee Warner and Ty\- x Hill and Winter, C. E. Newcomers' Handicap. n merman vs. Dunbar.
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      THURSDAY'S TIES.
      46 12 Championship Pairs. Bateman and E added vs. Loe Warner nd Tyler or Hill and Winter. Simpaon and Dobeon vs. Wardle and E ron nai;. emon and Utermark ra. Linton and od. Championship Singles. oa vs. Sinclair. Leaky vs. Hill to finish (if not io
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    50 12 It was Mr. A. Shaik Ahmad who read the address to Mr. S. A. Lane, from the *Ses Merchants" on Saturday afternoon. In the report of the annual meeting of 1 o Chamber of Commer c Rubb-r Associa*m. m tbe list of committee members "Grant* -houid be road for Graham.
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      INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.
      18 12 LReuttr's Service.] London, Mar. 19At Highbury Eng.and defeated Belgium jnt soccer by 6 goals to 1.
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      HOME RUGBY.
      380 12 Ireland Beat Wafes. London, Mar. 10. Saturday was told and the sky threatening when Wa es and Ireland met m Dubl.n for .he annual rugby football match. The j crowd of spectators numbered 15,000. The ground was m excellent condition. At tin ou.set the Welshmen harassed 'iie Irish
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      INDOOR POLO.
      26 12 London, Mar. 11. New York. In the third match at indoor I polo tie F'nited States beal England by j 10 goals to 4.
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      INTER-VARSITY BOXING.
      61 12 London. Mar. 10. Oxford won the annual In er-'Varsity boxing contests by 4 to 3. Simmonds (Chr st Church 1 carried off the feather- weigh I, Bagan (New) the heavy-weight, Gef red (Merton) fin' midd'eweight and Fagan (New) tie ligh -we ght. Cambridge's victories were secured by Clarke
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      GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
      73 12 The following are the results of recent competitions: (governor's Cup: Winner. F. A. Stev n <-i t up; Banners-op, W. E. Demuth and Major T. C. Spring, two down. Ladies Monthly Medal Mrs. Cantrell 45 3 42 Mrs. Mawson 54 12 42 Runners-op. Mrs. Ward ru c>
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      CROSS-COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIP.
      173 12 London, Mar. 10. Tho Beaconsfield National Cross-Coun ry Championship over ten mi es. n which thero were 318 s: altera, was won by C. Blearitt (Bird field Harriers) m 58 mins. 32 sees. Corporal Co terell (Signals) was s.'-cond m 58 mins. 33 sees, and E. Harper (Hallamsh
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    983 12 DISTRIBUTOR OF BANNED FIFM FINED. Mr. R. If. Donai wiu psoeecuied before Mr. David, m the District Court yesterday morning, at the instance of Mr. T. M. Hussey, Official Film Cento.% for distributing a banned film. The case was m connection With the prosecution and conviction of
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