The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 June 1923

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TE N iKVTS. SINGAPORE, SA, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1923 No. 10,917
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    199 1 The Labourites in the Commons hu\f lotnd a ease* ef complaint against the Viceroy, for reser\in K the Finance Bill. They apparently would have the new regime all at once rather than financial "tab lit > I'ajfe 7. The Times continues to lecture China, li" the Japanese
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1343 1 Quiequid ogttn* htmnui m&tfi **t farrago LtkttH Juv nai. An A. D. (J. new to the country Msd attending native court has a touprh time of it trying to recognise the bihmi of tho various, dignities, and we should not bo surprised if lu i does
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      308 1 RAFFLES HOTEL. Tete phone 2920. (10U.CS). EKKI-Y PROGRAMME Tfv ballroom in the Eaat. MONDAY. —Tea Dansant Koo, a-joinine Dinin g B^n, IS^^e^ c_ i open 8 a.m. U) 12 p.m. THURSDAY.-Guest Ni^bt— Drnner and Dance. SATURDAY. FRIDAY.— Tea Dansant. (,t BST NIGHT. SATURDAY.— Guest Night Dinner and Dance. Dinner and
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      175 1 JUST RECEIVED. STATESMAN'S YEAR BOOK 192,'? sl4O o ROYAL ACADEMY PICTURES 1523 i' 7^ TO\» UTRQT^DC wtxthai IVHW u KKS I hRS ANNUAL un NEW NOVELS. THE GREAT MOMENT by Elinor Glyn 250 VANDERDECKEN by Stacpoole -."50 ROOTED OUT bv n Conyer, 7 50 lAILFFA hv Beatrice Harraden 2.50 MR.
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      195 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Partnership notice Pa^e 2 Zam-Buk, the mask heaWr— Pmge B "Wha< about your Putut*.** Pa-**. Steel pnllcja at Borneo Co.— Pa^- 6 New hooks «t Kelly Walsh's i» aKt i BetfiMntering for ioon and roofs— Pae-e > b. j New shapes in irla^ses ?n Fzekiei's I a^»» I.
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      135 1 THE WEEK. Saturday, lath. j High water, 0.42 a.m., 11.21 p.m. Biuc Fur.ru-l outward mail due B. I. Outward mail duo. Sunday, 17th. High War*r, 0.38 p.m., 1167 p.m. Monday, ltith. High Water, 1.15 p.m. 1 1 Dutch honewkid mail clos*>3. Trafalgar nnnl mtc., Paterson SimO7l'«, noon. Lf apue I:
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      30 2 CYMA TAVANNES WATCHES Known all over the World I I I f aw vl y For all purposes at prices to suit all pockets at the leading Dealers throughout the
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      314 2 i TO LOT OR FOR SALE. LARGE (."DOWNS, newly erected area frotu 10,000 to 50,000 sq. ft. facing river. LARGE STORES from 6,000 to 24.0UU sq. ft. near wharf and shipping. Also Miree storied bu ldingg for officer and godowns. Centrally situated All immediate entry, going cheap Apply or write
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      590 2 GAIETY I TO-NIGHT! 5 In the 2nd Show at 9.30 p.m. WHJIMNG OF H.R.H. DUKE OF YORK.J And the Lady Elizabuih Bowes-Lyon. g Also 5 THE ENGLISH CUP FINAL S At Wembley Stad urn. 5 Other Attractions. 5 THE MARRIED FLAPPER 5 With Marie Prevoat (5 reels). 5 THE HEART
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      319 2 rSURINA Ist Show at 7.30 sharp TIBER'S TRAIL SERIAL Episodes 12, 13 14. Six reels. NEW HA ROM) LLOYD SNUB POLLARD COMEDIES 2nd Show at 9.15 p.m. LARRY SEMON in THE GROCERY CLERK Latest News Gazette. MAX UNDER in the big: Pathc Comedy Feature Ihe ittle Cafe In 5 parts
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      325 2 lAlhambra In Our Next Change MONDAY, 11th JINK, to BATttoi "Day J4 IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 PM S1 Arj Topical Budget Brtish Screen Newg 1 HODKINSON PIESENTS Enid baa*! i. Keeping up with L izzie In 6 Pcrts I a faat moving comedy that creates many smiles, and
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    SCOTTISH SPORT.
    998 3 I .1 MB. WETHBRBD*B VICTORY. H rmu Own Correspondent). Edinburgh, May IH. Ir. WothuicdV (.Uuni to the title, of Amat.m- Golf Champion is supplied aWuli nieaaun by the superb quality of hn goix tlw tin.: roonds. Finer play in the I:J; 8 ta^ei Aim'teui- C'ham- »hij haa eld
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      315 3 i h V HM j. r fc r ou «»>« up on .JC Claxi. and is a fene healthy child JH Apart from br««t-milk. I am ft* It h <a» h wmtmi tmj wRz Baby's peaceful sleep If leep at the right time is as necessary to Baby lj| d
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      403 3 j Singapore Tyre Service Station. i THE FINEST TYRE. FREE FITTING FREE AIR FREE INSPECTION FREE ADVICE I GUARANTEED VULCANISING REPAIRS AT SPECIALLY LOW PRICES. I Motor Vehicle Department of I THE BORNEO COMPANY, LTD. I (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). SINGAPORE IPOH PENANG I i Sanitation— Drainage Complete installations carried out
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    SCHEIDEMANN. ON THE GERMAN OUTLOOK.
    964 4 SCHEIDEMANN. ON THE GERMAN OUTLOOK. The man who proclaimed the revolution n Berlin from the steps of the Reichstag:, wno becsime the first Chancellor under the ie\v regime, and who h i<l down his office MCaU&e he could not v. ith a clear conscience ign all that Germany pledged herself
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      850 4 vr I*l 111 hwwn^?^^^vorlo ov-r As you i j ltyCi t lc s ui ?1 lies Oat against the tangent of the can and guard. The beard •< V springs upright aiijin>.t the thavtng ed^e. Ihe J f <fc 1 1 blade cuts square across the hair at the very
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      190 4 ALL LOVERS OF MUSIC SHOULD VISIT H. C. HUDSON for the BEST SELECTION OF ALL THE LATEST MUSIC and ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. THE HOUSE OF THE CATCHY MUSIC. 100, North Bridge Road, Telephone No. 1705. FASHIONABLE SO BECOMING Wellsworth Colonial Glasses The New Octagon Shape Obtainable from M.
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      349 4 Mr.Reg.WENTWORTH Ihe Krnownfd mk dk Light Comedian vrrites:— L 1 •'I {eelrompelie,] tft P^ M si the ben l j Ifas 7 Mr. Ci.de MO-NAY .w.,>,. pren my \> \t last i De M surprise I am. u TV 1 rr. re-:, v. |i ac of thi am' whli to
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      680 4 CHURCH SERVICES. J ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. r.:s«t a.m. Litany. r.45 a.m. Hoiy Communion (Chora!). U5 u.tn. Matins followed by Holy Coramvi t p.m. The Catechism. >.no p.m. Evensong and Sermon S. MATTHEW'S SEPOY LINES \<> Holy Communion. vir> p.m. BTsasong and Sermon. During thi- following week: -Holy Cosanunion >n Tuesday
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    MIXED POPULATIONS.
    673 5 tor our part, we do not shrink from the political or social implications «>f the policy for which the British settlers in Kenya btana. To put it quite plainly, when Europeans inhabit the same country with A ft:cs <»{• Africans or other coloured peopie they invariably find it
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    77 5 m Mr. W. H. Ford, superintendent at Penang, Straits Settlements, his been appointed to succeed the late Mr. Skottowe as super'ntendent of the Eastern Extension Te'ecrraph Comprxny, and is expected to arrive in Adelaide in August. Mr. J. E. Mercer is at present in charge. Mr. W D. Proctor, who
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      514 5 TO LET. X— Otfloes Raffles Quay facing the M» -^iflcent rievr f t> Harbour and Three floors, total area about 6,000 feet B« nt < 8t than half the »w>«l) «v" :ae ti»«»m Immediate Entry. Apply POWELL t CO., LTD. 16 and 17 Raffles Place. Iwo section* in Raffles Chambers.
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      510 5 AUCTION SALES. REMINDER. TO-DAY SATURDAY AT pm AUCTION SALE OF Artistic Jacobean Deaign Taak Household Furniture, Piano, Gramophone; Ea~x Oax ate At No. 14 Ro- La ne O ff Tanjong K.tong Roa* (Behind Villa Dolce) Mm washJTnH i matt teak marble top wa S hstand and dressing table, teak almeiraS
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      725 5 XNUTICJSS. Dollar t 'ireotorv 1923-4 issue. I $5,000 FREE RAILWAY ACCIDENT INSURANCE Undertaken by THE OCEAN ACCIDENT \nd Guarantee Corporation Limited. (Incorporated in Great Britain.) PRICK PER COPY $2, Post Free. To he published shortly. Dollar Directory j Company. Dunlop House, ROBINSON ROAD. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is h.reby sriven thot
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      371 5 14 Battery Road, m THIS long established firm has f or many years enjoyed an enviable reputation for supplying everything o f the best. A Al J J^P orta S t .P n(ion syndicate h a taken over the business and with the retention of the entire staff you may
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      127 5 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORP? Programme of Drills up to and for Sun- j day, June 24th. Sriavday lGth. 2.:>0 p m Scletar Rang*, Eurasian Company, Annual Musketry Course. Monday 18th. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall, "C" Scottish Company, Officers and N. C. O's; I Eurasian Company, street fic:htinj.r. Wednesday 20th. 5.15 p.m.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    21 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. GORDON, on Ifta .'un«- at 2t*l flttieai Rd., I tJu wjff of I'. I. M. Ciordor., a daughter.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1923. Some Worries, Some Blessings.
    1942 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1923. Some Worries, Some Blessings. In judging ol" the results of men*! actions we .seem to adopt the tout that "the absent are always wrong.' In judging of the advantages or disadvantage* of our own life w« ften fain would flee the ills we
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    92 6 Kuala -ump At the rmmmi *m*7Z'J** CoUleriw case. Mr H n v h M that the question of Importiat What Sir Arthur', T a iUtod to bo a submitted, i UU« f 7 1 M« 1 of non-diadoeore Rboc cr^ e«uW rot be stained .fustic, :lllli wiuily RbottW
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    ANOTHER OF "EM.
    90 6 f om Our Own Obrr* 'P«»h. June r George Smith, w h 0 ni .f th, nan, of R,,..^ lac Europ^n, wu i, ;i ma^,tral, this v,,, f orderly Co»hct arl O !>ay motor-cw hire M- Ilh Kiv information at the Ij g f .7^^^ Smith hu
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    PRICES AND VALUES IN 1922.
    336 6 f run th< Sui tka received a pamphlet with the ah O v which contains many interesting from which man] dedu that -n.ay prov ,f help economic condHioni in rK Colon, tiv. year and should h. pariaoni In the future. 1 The recorda art* incompk
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    THE YUGALA.
    169 6 the burnt out Ymral i I it pr in the roads alongside the Red«"Yujrala, which caught tm llld was r off Sincrora recently. WM t^o.l i by the Redanp- Jitfdaj morninp. understand that the OWMTI have I the insurance and tin- wnA to been taken over b> Messrs
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      105 6 THE fS~-*^v/J C A L L OF THE B A S T >^^^Ww Caldbeck Macgregor Go., Ltd. ftyP^W (Incorporated in Shanghai). *\,l wmuifwy^ 87 Cecil Street. Telephone 223. <^***SE3E£?SSS^^ PATRONISED KV ROYALTY. NEW AND FINEST PATTERNS IN ENGAGEMENT RINGS SET WITH DIAMONDS AND WITH GEMS IN PLATINUM AND GOLD SETTINGS
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      140 6 The Largest Plant Devoted E xclusi vely To Making Steel Pulleys This position, held by the American Pulley Company, could not have b~en reached had it not determined the correct principles of pulley i*onstrucj tion. For 25 yeaifl the feature of various typef of pulleys hai been studied, compare'! and
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    CHINA'S CHAOSL
    401 7 ON BTPMP. >|\hK START. [Renter'* Service] Loredon, June IS. i China's Chaos," The coarse <»f a leading article way out of the ap-«-\temd the .system, idmbmbfar, of putting :h*- un ploy of the Chi- rUli might usefully be f«>r>'ign-officered r perform admirable r.v executive powers in guarding travelitrmges
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    SAD FATALITY AT HONGKONG.
    130 7 accident occurred on the >tn range on the afterfcfc, resultin" in the almost d> *th of a promising young v a^l Alexander Cole, who iff arrived in the Colony 1 in November last, was f popular of its members. ■volver instruction Sergeant Sergeant Askew, the u*H
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    READING READING A LESSON
    736 7 EVIL OF DEFICIT. LABOUR TILT AT VICEROY. [Reuter's Service.] London, June 15. A full dress debate took place in the Commons, on the action of the Viceroy oi India in enacting the Finance Bill after the rejection of Assembly. The Labourites' Moved for a raise. t
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    TO THE EDITOR.
    566 7 RUBBER PRICES AND PROFITS. o the Editor. Dear Sir,— Many people both in the East in- London express surprise at the iu.lness and downward tendency of the narket value of Rubber Plantation shares, as at the inception of Government compvlaoiy restriction accompanied by the declared intention of
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    THE POLICE FORCE.
    277 7 fo the Editor. Dear Sir, It is extraordinary how a certain type of person will always take advantage of an "occurance/' truthful or otherwise, in order to attack our public services. First let me explain that I am not a public servant and therefore hold an unbiased
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    303 7 ALTERATION OF RULES. A tremaral medting of the Singapore Cliumber of Commerce, held in the Exchange Building at noon yesterday, was presided over by Mr. D. T. Lewis. Others present were the HonT>le Mr. W. Lowther Kemp, Mr. J. M. Sime, Mr. P. L. Williams, Mr. W.
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    145 7 The text of the new Rubber Restriction Ordinance is published in the Government Gazelt<\ The Objects and Reasons state. The objects of this Bill are firat to provide for a system of export licences for rubber exported from Singapore and Penang, and secondly to consolidate and amend the
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    VICTORIA THEATRE.
    265 7 "Im Miserable.*" at the Victoria Theatre last night, attracted a good house. The adaption of Victor Hugo's masterpiece forms a splendid and highly entertaining picture. Although the production is ndt one of William Farnum's very latest, the famous star gives one of the best performances of his screen
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    115 7 (By Courtosv rf fb P Nanvo NichiNichi Shimbunsha.) ToWo, June 14th. It is reported that the condition of M. Joffe is ajrain serious. The President of China, Mr. Li, has been forced to surrender h s office seal by threatening of the military. Mr. Yukiya Inonya will be
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      143 7 Robinson Co., Ltd. GENTLEMENS /"fil DAY SHIRTS 2^*7 PINE MERCERISED COTTON j^if^FK SOFT FRONTS /j ul I DOUBLE CUFFS /J* 11 ifnT^L^ $3.50 each 13 to 17' 2 inch NECKBANDS. fs? 4>j?r*^*~ t BROWN COTTON HALF HOSE i. v_s X #.j Li kTi 9, 9'/ 2 10, 10!^, 11, 11J4
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      629 8 BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service to I 'UNDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP. HAMBURG AND BREMEN, j GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVEkrOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. i Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for all Overland Points. HOMEWARDS. 4«« Singapore. EUMAEUS London, Rotterdam, Hamburg and Bremen
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      598 8 u EIJ.EkMAN w ML ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Cew Ltd. < Incorporated in Sfc^laiid) PASSENGER SERVICE, Blaamer OUTWAMD. BlmE***** fs.s. CITY OF KARACHI China— Japan Oct. 6 •s.s. CITY OF PARIS China-^Japan Nor. 16 ♦s.s. CITY OF CANTERBURY CLina— Japan Dec 27 HOMEWARD. fe.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER Marseilles— London July 21
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      543 8 P. O.^*^" BRITISH INDIA and APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR ORIENTAL STEAIvT NAVIGATE LONDON FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE (Under Contract with Hia Majesty's Government OUTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEW Vkn < For China and Japan. or Mar.eiU^, Londu^ and a Due and A^wi^ Tonnage. Singapore. T
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      447 9 .-"-""ThtT Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co- Ltd. l c AND Fllerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. U AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated i» England.) rt HI BOSTON AND NEW YORK via SUEZ OK PANAMA FROM NEW YORK. Hjl *>»• Route For -Y OF MADRAS July
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      483 9 ADMIRAL LINE (Incorporated in U.SJV.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE 10 DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA. Steamer. Sail* Hongkong. Arrive* Seattle. PRESIDENT JEFFERSON Junt 27 July 16 PRESIDENT GRANT July 9 July 28 PRESIDENT MADISON July 21 Aug. 9 PRESIDENT MCKINLEY Aug. 2 Aug. 21 PRESmEXT JACKSON A«*. 14 Sep. 2 And every
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      295 9 N. Y. K. LONDON LINB. Kanio Maru June 26 Katori Maru July IT LIVERPOOL LINB. Tatsuno Maru June 22 Tottori Mi.ru July 13 HAMBURG LINB. Dakar Maru June 23 Tsuruga Maru mid July NBW YORK LINE via BUBZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINB. Kawachi Maru June 25 Kamakura Maru Aug. 5 BOMBAY
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      689 9 ISTHMIAN LINE Arriving from America via Panama and Ix>adingr for BOSTON NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DdECT. ANNISTON CITY due Singapore June 28 FAIRFIELD CITY due Singapore July 28 STEEL TRAVELER duo Singapore Ang. 28 Taking cargo on through Bills of Ladir.g to ail Inland Poir.tr. For freight anj
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    122 10 The P. and O. steamer, Sardinia, has left Hongkong, and is expected to arrive at this port at daylight on Monday, 18th instant. She will proceed to the P. and O. vvharf on arrival. A Bill is to be introduced into the Legislative Council to amend the Machinery
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    PROHIBITION IN PORTS.
    499 10 To the Editor of the Time-. Sir. The decision of the Supreme Cowl of the United States raises ai question o1 great international importance. No doubt one nrtion has complete control over th< area contained with n the three-mile limit, fnit ifl quite anothei mutter 'to attempt
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      228 10 m mmmm mm .mSmmm-^mm-.mm--m--^^£mmm-mm-mmmmm~m~mmmmmmmmmm- —mm 1 UNDERWOOD I Improved PORTABLE Model SO THE MACHINE YOU WIJ.L EVENTUALLY BUY. Sole Agents: I PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD. I (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORB. PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR A ROBINSON Co. Ltd.. j Stockists RONBO Oq LW i TT-:;: i7~ bbbbe^^sHL^^ p 600RD SON, london
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      147 10 PASSENGERS kor HOME. The following passengers left Singapore i>er .>. Blephanta yesterday for Rangoon to connect with the s.s. Herefordshire and Bhamo respect ively: Per s.s. Herefordshire >aiintf from KanKoon lor Unites! Kingdom Juno 2Kt.: Mr and Mrs. <\ Simpson and Child, Messrs! Clarke, J. M. Winekley, \V. a. Leech,
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      282 10 TRADE MARK. ulual Hllf\ o fioaiS Pilsener' ileer i SOLE IMPORTERS. I I The Borneo Company. Ltd. I Singapore-Ipoh-Penang. THE MARK OF GOOD OIL I i i/l I wLT_W7l*yy Wi ffr f i^r BRILLIANT ECONOMICAL Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.) Ltd. (Ueoxyorntad !B H£fl&Mtf NORDDEITSCHER USB fIAMBUKG-AMERIKA Hi. i ompanic? b
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      714 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Hoihow Haitan 8 a.m. Pulau Socgi Benuit 0 a.m. Cucob Hontr Cheang 9 a.m. Cucob Hong- Soon »J a.m. Kerimon Fook Mow 9 a.m. Tandjonp: Bal^i and Teluk Niboeng K?!niua a.m. Mersing, Kemainan and Trengtranu Quorra 10 a.m. Batavja, Samarang, Sourabaya, Macassar and Australia (excepting W. Austral.
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    EXCHANGE.
    80 11 June 15. Bunk 4 m.s. 12 1 5.32 Bank demand 2j4 1-16 Private credits 3 m.s. 2j4 13-32 Nt.w York, demand 53% Credits i*o days 56ft France demand India T. T. 173^i Hongkong, demand 4 p.c. Dis. Yokohama, demand 109 Vi Java, demand 140^ Bangkok, demand 80 Sovereign, Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    138 11 Tin 100 Tons $97^ Gambier Cube No. 1 25.00 Gambier 12.60 Pepper White 22.50 Pepper Black 14.50 Tapioca, small flake i\g. 10.50 Pearl Sago small 7.50 Copra 10.40 Copra Sundricd 10.80 Opium, Benares unc. 4,000 Rice, Rangoon white 230.00 Ric«, Sirm No. 1 for ezpoit 2P6.00 Rice, Siam No.
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    35 11 i Singapore, June 15th, 12 noon. Singapore Standard Kibbed Smoked Sheet. Spot 47% 48; June 47% 48; JulySpt. 50V 4 50%; Oct.-Dec. 53U 53%; Jan.March 54% 54%. London quotation sheet
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    BRITISH COTTON GROWING ASSOCIATION.
    358 11 London, June 2. Speaking at the banquet given by the British Cotton Growing Association in Manchester yesterday, Earl Winterton *aid that there was a, distinct movement in India .towards mcVre reciprocity with Lancashire interests. He referred to the eventual great effect on the production of cotton
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE
    119 11 FRASER'S REPORT. Singapore, June IS. Rubber Is 2*4<L Tin £I«J4 10s 100 Tons 97.37 Mininff. Hitams 1.45 1.50, Tftipfofl Mr :)3, Souths 07 LOltt, Johans 39 41, Kinta Associations 8.90 J.lO, Nwwag Pet- 1.30 1.35, Renongs 21s 225, K.imponjr Kaniuntings 46s 47s cum div. Rubbeiy,.— Bukit K.Bs
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    108 11 ■n Singapore, J"ne Ift. Rubbers. London Is 2U.d. Local 48»4. Tin.— London £194 10s. Local $1*7 ;< (100 tons sold). Share Market.— Quiet. Itubbers. Mentakabs 22 25, Teluk Ansons 6.75 7, Allenbys 1.22^8 1.27U, Amal-g-amated Malays 2.15 2.25, Glenealys 1.32 s 1.40, Craigieleas 55 60. Tins. Nawng Pets
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    LYALL AND EV ATT'S REPORT.
    152 11 Singapore, June 15. Tin.— £l94. 10s. down 45a. 97% 100 tons sold. Rubber. Is 2V4d unchanged. Rubbers. Ulu Benuts 23 25, Sungci Tukangs 27 V2 32 M:, Brogas 65 70, Tambalaks 67^ 72 Ms, Malaka Pindas 1.40 1.45, Aver Moleks I.2Vs 132Ms United Malaccas 1.37
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    TENOM (BORNEO) RUBBER.
    167 11 At the annual meeting held in Glasgow on May 14, Mr. T. A. Gallie (the chairman of the company), :n moving the adoption of the report and accounts, indicated that, but for the MerHmau decision, which meanr the company paying a considerable amount of E. P. D.,
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    KAJANG RUBBER ESTATES.
    110 11 Mr. W. Greenhill, who presided at the i annual meet ng of the Kr.jang Rubber E««. itate*. in Edinburgh, on May 11, s* id that the main feature of the industry during the year had been obtaining Government recognition to the restriction and controlling of export under
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    1232 12 EJ. U CAMPBELL GRANTED DISCHARGE. cation far bis discharge from bankruptcy was made by Mr. James Lambie Campbell, tailor and outfitter, in the Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday morning before Mr. Justice Barrett-Len-nard. He was represented in his application l»y Mr. R. L. Eber, who stated that a receiving
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    MALAYAN RUBBER FACTORIES.
    157 12 The report by the Directors of the Malaya Rubber Factories. Ltd., to the pnaoal general nuvting of shareholders to I bt htJd at Chartered Bank Chambers, on Friday, June 22nd a* DOOO, states: The Accounts show a loss for the year amounting to $12.:>0t*).41, to which must
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    STRAITS SETTLEMENTS ASSOCIATION.
    94 12 Tht- Elected Committee of the AMoekr tion have appointed the following ton gentlemen to be Memben of the Committee for tl.( ensuing year:— John Robertson, A. W. \uk, R. H. Sharps. Dr. Rattiay. Dr. N. L. Cli ik* Dr. Kiramathapalthy, Gaw Khek Khiam, K. A. Bias, F.
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    SINGAPORE APPEAL COURT.
    62 12 The Couit of Appeal opens on Tuesday before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, Mr. Justice Barrvtt-Lennard and Mr. Justice Brown. The appeals against decisions of Mr. Justice Sproule will be taken Mr. Justice McCable Reay will sit n place of Mr. Justice Barrett- Lennard when the
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    185 12 Max Lander, the French head-waiter of The Little Cafe* will serve in tip-top style at the Surina Theatre to-night at 9.30 p.m. fcharp, a well mixed up cocktail of laughter, with the spice and tobasco of Gay Pa roe. Tl.is is a bright, sparkling 1 jazz comedy of
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    142 12 OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. [Rieuter's Service]. London, June 14. At Troon, for the open golf championship, tho weather was fine and there was a crowded attendance. The course was in excellent condition. The first couple started at 8.30. Whiteombe (Lansdowne) maintained his wonderful form and broke the course record.
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    THE LADIES LAWN TENNIS
    511 12 Final Match and "At Home." A well fought out doubles match yesterday (Ladies' Doubles Open) completed the Annual Tournament, which began on April 30. The contestants were: Mrs. Swindell and Miss Fawcett vs. Mrs. Cantrell and Mis*. Stephenson (winners). The first feet won at 6 o
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    Y. M. C. A. TENNIS.
    87 12 Thursday's matches resulted as follows: K. Smith and C. Smith beat Tan Jui Song ar.d Tan Jui Nagh. 6 l, 6 2. I. Abed vs. W. Tan, (unfinished). To-day^ Ties. Doubles: P. Ruchwaldy and A. van Cuylenberp: vs. Lim Bong Soo and Tan Koon In.
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    FOOTBALL.
    489 12 S.R.C. SURPRISE THE R.G.A. Struggling hard throughout the fcecond half to avert a defeat that was always i imminent, the S.R.C., by virtue of a brilliant individual effort by Bateman in the laet five minutes of half an hour of interesting incidents, snatched victory, as a result J of
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    FIRST LEAGUE TABLE.
    57 12 Goals P. W. L. D. For Agst. Pts Micds. 6 6 0 0 15 2 12 S.C.r.A 7 4 2 1 S s y SC.C 6 4 2 0 9 4 8 S-i.0.8. 7 2 4 1 4 11 5 R.G.A. 7 2 5 0 ll 4
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    HOME CRICKET.
    105 12 fßeuter's Service.] London. June 11. Binntaghi m: Svrrej beat Warwickshire by 45 runs. For the losers Howeti took seven wkketl N and five for si>, -whilst for Surrey Fender captured seven for :?4 in the first Inningfl and Hitch five for 4n in tho lecend. Northampton: Yorkshire defeated
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    CRICKET.
    160 12 Opening ol Singapore Tournament. The Singapore Cricket Tournament openi this afternoon on the Padan^ when the S. C. C. meet the S. R. C. on the former'* ground The following have been letacUd to repremt the S. O. C: G. C. Clarke, R. L. L. Bradell, E. J. Riches.
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    EURASIAN COMPANY, S.V.C.
    23 12 Musketry. Buses will leave Drill Hall at 2 p.m. today, Saturday, and at 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. tomorrow, Sunday.
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