The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 July 1923

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1 12 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. 1(1 r'KNTS. SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1923. No. 10,938
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    223 1 The French Chamber has passed the Hill for the rat Scat ion of the Pacific Treaty without oppo ition. Quest ons vrre asked in the Commons as to the steps Government had taken or were taking to secure ether ratifications Page 7. The Councl of Commis'arits and
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    AN ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM.
    1242 1 Smith—his full name was John ffiliriilMi Smith— sat at his desk in the Department of Tranquillity feeling bored with his work in particular and with life generally Though it was one o'clock and he had worked steadily for three hours, the tray on his left front marked
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      409 1 I ttI^WVBBM^H aV^^HBHH^HHH^H^H^V na^ \A« Br JBI Be H\FFLES HOTEL. weekly proghammh mKjj^Bm AVOf 888l MONDAY. TVn Daii^an: fl B^. al BaW al Ba^av no 2920. (10 Lines) TOEPL.AY.-D.nner Dane-. .^^l B\ a^V B\ afl aßk I Ballroom in «h, 8..,. WK^KSI'AY-O^hwtral' I FRIDAY.— Tea Dan.ant. fl fl WEDNESDAY Dinner
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      120 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Office to let— Page 5. Rafflea Hotel— Page 1. Municipal Notices Paj^e h Bolter's for wines Page 1 The 9.15 Performance— Page 2. Repreaeatathrei wanted— Pa K S P«riBen Dresses and Hats-Pa^e t. lube.ro s for Latex Stationery_Pa X e 4 Pa^ P C 8 fV m Huttenba^'
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      125 1 1 hi; week. Hia* Water, 9.23 a.m., H.34 p m riu I'andan annual mtg., Evatfs', noon. I homeward mail c!o<m>s. Hiirh Water, 10.7 a.m. <M4 m Leifea Zetland, S..SO p.m. Higk Water. 10.43 a.m., 9.52 p.m. League J: Middlewx vs. S. <\ F. A Hick Water,' 11.17 a.m.. 10.29 p.m.
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    PALACE ADVENTURE.
    390 2 j. Wince's Forgotten Latchkt*}. The New.- <>f the World y>i fune loth, statos:-— Therv b touch of th< Arabian Xiuhts about an adhrefitare trhieh bafal the PriiKf < f Wai oae day this week. His Ro>a! Highnebi i- particularly eo»--riderate fco I ;uits, and never allows' them to
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    170 2 H K is true that "the Pope has decided' to contiMie in 1925 the lifting* of the Oecumenical Counc 1, interrupted in 1870," a will terminate what must be one of the ]oru.< st adjournments on record. A very mco point was t ken on this by some of th*
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      267 2 TO I E 1 OR FOR SALH. L A *GI •> -j DOWN S, newly erected »r«a (roia 10,090 fig £p,OCC tq. ft. factoc riw LARGB STOKBS from 6,000 t> 24,00\i K| ft ii'".r v:fc?irf and %:w\ lag. and fodowne. Centrally situated AH iiini^riiate going «he«p Apply or wn:e to
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      421 2 Another Startling Offer of Three Episodes 4, 5, 6 and 7. Super Spcc:.;l Productions Lon Man Serial. 7 3G MR. NOBODY s-i sh at 9 lo p m t J i, !io i.* A PAIR OF KINGS Episodes 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14. Latest Larry Semon Comedy. THE BEGGAR
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      238 2 Alhambra OUR NEXT CHANGE WEDNESDAY, 11th, to MONDAY. fet j. Jn the Second Show at 9 p.m. Sharp. FIRST FLIVVER 1 Keel Tom Sarge Caitoon. PLAYGOERS PICTURES PRESENTS MARGURITE MARSH AVn ALBERTSON IN "FACE TO FACE" In a quest in the house of Wagedy, she found criminal tvMtaet a^ of
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    LISTENING IN.
    1021 3 I AND A HORRID DREAM. I \..-nt to "lisUn-in" to Shake' .ear's iveiim N.ght." i w*a ushered into a room a number of persons were sitting round table. At one end of the roo a rM machine, shaped like a gramopl om f.oni whkh tinny and sometimes unin.c<Lgibl(
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    "WAYFOONG" AND CHINA.
    794 3 "WA YFOONG" AND CHINA. At the opening of the H. K. and s. Bank's palace at Shanghai, 3ir Ronald Made*) British M riister s& Assistance to China. I wou'd remind you that the Honjrkontf iu S) ;hai Banking Corporation have niat.e it a card.na'. point of their policy to assist
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    75 3 The CJUie in which a Chinese named L:ni Kok Chew is charged with the murder >f two other Chinese in a robber estate n Chua Chu Kang voatl, was mentioned before the Second Magistrate yesterday morning, and a^ain postponed. The crime s alleged to hive been committed on January TJth.
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      411 3 Feeder. %^ti> it* tmmt mnd «S |1 j ft i Baby loves j I the Glaxo Feeder Next in importance to Baby, food is Babys feeder H and the Glaxo Feeder is designed to lighten work and to help Baby get the utmost benefit from his food. The Glaxo Feeder
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      458 3 j^AKn&o?y% Months of Hospital Treatment Fail to Cure 7^ RESCUED FROM DISEASE BY ZAM-BUK instance of how Zam-Buk exerts a wonderful medicinal activity far below the surface skin, expelling the most deep-seated disease, is described by Mr. S. H. Hawkins (late of the Royal Warwickshire Regt.), and now living at
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    OUR LONDON LETTER.
    1404 4 AN UNUSUAL MIDBUMMBR. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 1 1. We have almost Arrived at n» <lsunimer and the community 4s depressed by the fact that half the supposedly Ant weather has dtpi ited without leaving any prospect that as regards the climate WtJ sh;.!l do
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      650 4 /^/mt Wfaiihk One 1 übe a It BBek *^rrK^ffiflft/ &KM)ffl °i~* Modern research also discovered fflp^\_ 4- 'ffßpßKa.^ r r^^jfKr two oth er cssentials and PepsoHBKJiW&gBLJ^JSr^i s^iZs^'i saliva. That is there to constantly g^£V]™s^ B^^jj^ y^* y neutralize the acids which cause t -^KS^^Sr/l jJKn tril 1 digest deposits on
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      354 4 JUST ARRIVED Parisien Dresses Hats On display at Raffles Hotel, Room No. 155 For days only i'r 11 loth July. fl 111 \l I\\ Hfc^_\ %ck \tMkM lL_J"*\ *__S A. SB 1 'Vk "2HiB«Kj Aomtfte Pou>&i Station >«, TI ->u P THE WORKS OF THE ENGLISH ELECTRIC COMPANY INCORPORATCO J
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    INDIAN IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE.
    969 5 A meeting of thi- Indian immigration Coirnn tte. was held at Kuala Lumpur on July 4th. rrosent. the Acting Controller of Labour, L. k P. Gilman), Chairman, the i ..nuiyal Medical Officer, (Dr. R. Bowden), tie Hon. Mr. W. Campbell, Mr. T. Men- es, .1:. F. E.
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    NEW WAR PLANES.
    676 5 IiGDKkN IDKAS OK SPEED AND I ALTITUDE. Occasionally it is possible to obtain a glimpse of foreign progress in military air-craft. As regards tht United States, apparently there is less reticence thai; in Europe, and on more man one occasion 'ie-*-iils of British Aircraft officially conveyed t«
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      596 5 rTlg I Jk 'IT 0 Ll'i' Offices in -taflies Quay facing th« lUgnttaavt ▼i«w f t» Harbour and "bree floors, to.-al ar«H about 6.00C f Lent (at lean than half the usual) lirnitdi^t" Entry. Apply POWELL CO LTD. ifl and '7 Baftes Place. u.c. t :i i. TO LET, i!
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      709 5 AUCTION SALES. jj OAKLAND CAR Poi Bals by Publo Auction on SATURDAY, i (th JULY. (9fj A 'l n a.m. At I: Tr !i; mbcis, RaJTIP3 Pi;.- i ceelk nt runnias order. ESTATE TRUST AGENCIES, LTD., Auctioneers Ettar* Agents. 14-7 AUCTION BALB Oi L Bousoheiy Furniture, Ifou •-no, i c.lumbia
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      539 5 NOTICES. THfc Singapore Dollar Dnectorj* $5, 000 Free Railway Accident Insurance undertake by The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Co. Ltd. 12 Ptr Copy, Post Free ORDER NOW. Dollar Directory Company. Dunlop House, ROBINSON ROAD. LIGHT MASSEUSE tt, BBNCOOLKN STREET. MUNICIPAL NOTICeT The Municipal i'omuM^m,rs oi the Ton of MncapoM^toTits t,nd.rs
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      361 5 RIMLESS Spectacles, accurate la service, correct in appearance are the loprical eye glasses for business executives and professirt^l men. Our Rimless Glasses of ;hi< type, permit mere work with iess fatigue as the moun ings hold the len^e? prescribed in the scientifically correct position. In addition they are comfortable to
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. 1923. Crown Colonies and the Economic Conference.
    803 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. 1923. Crown Colonies and the Economic Conference. The Economic Conference promised i by Mr. Bonmr Law when he took olfice is called for October Ist, the proi jrramme including ways and means of developing the natural resources of the Colonies and Dominions; InterImperiai commerce
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    380 6 An Indian woman na; led Pachayammal <uccessfully suwl before the Chief Justice, Sir WaLter Shaw, for judgment against A.R.M. Aidakalam Chitty for $700. money which she had stated that she had deposited with the defendant, a moneylender, for safety, as she was afraid of thieves. The motor-bus service at Canton
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    INTERESTING SINGAPORE WEDDING.
    853 6 SARKIES— JOHANNES. A wedding of considerable local interest, by uason of the fact that the contracting parties belong to famines which have been long associated with Singapore, took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon, when Mis;-. Rapele Sarkies, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M.
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    LOCAL WIRES.
    60 6 PBNANG CHAMBBK OF COMttßg, (From Our Own Correspor..]cm Peaai The adjourned special meet Penang Chamber of Commerce the rules for the election of K m of the Legislative Council, u over by Mr. Blackst eu artei appointing i foi ther I the i f r the I la
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    SINGAPORE SOCIETY OF ARCHITECTS.
    109 6 The Society of Architi honoured by the eonse 1 -if tl e Governor, S r 8., K.CM.G., to beco of the Society. This will v< n. j on i.: Malaya, Mid establishment <>r ral in Singapon 'I he Secretary of a letter fi- m the Presid<
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    A SOCIETY CASE.
    115 6 Tl i police court action members of the Chlikm* the Tsak Yoncr Huay Kwan So P«skin Street, against th.. pr the treasurer of the Society for criminal misappropriation, u. 1 cfoiv Mr. P. F. David in the I yesterday afternoon and Again B( j The foi7iplainants, Sww
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    A CHEQUE FORGERY.
    246 6 A Malay boy formerly iinj>.o> l(«Mn Babback and Bmitk a? a Tarab: ifM committed for trial in-fore the M coming Assizes, by Mr. Gourlay bi Third Court yirtsrda^v afternoon, or. t charge of using as genuine a forced cou ment, to wit, a chequd for $20. Mr
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    SOVIET SHIP IN PORT.
    100 6 Late yesterday if looking steamer w t"n from her -tern tt< I i ifli > r from the West. Slv proved l« b» t\r> Soviet Govemmen Singapore. The itemn i arrival, as the Dekabrist I ;1l or flag of the RttSSis SO Soviet Republic, and owned
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    26 6 u, Mr. E. Norman, who n*s Joiaei G. Campbell in practice in Sinfra)**admitted to the Bar of the Straits ments in tho Supremo Court pf mominjr.
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      159 6 Sole Agents. C&LDBECK Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Shanghai) OFFICE: 45, Bobtason Road Telephone 228. Loose- Leaf Books TV ATT 1^ RONEO Limited, 11, Collyer Quay, (Incorporated in England.) fißSfr Thd Vitality Eoo<* wi b the loy. i- vggMAt trie lenriis Tea Xjfi^^ There'a nothtnc half ae iff popular— and economical—
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      62 6 pheasants partridges BLACK DUCK GROUSE. SINGAPORE CoM Storage CO., LTD. (Inc. in S.S.) 'CHARD ROAD. JOHN DUKE OPTICIAN FiHow of the British Optical Association. Frefnaan of the Worshipful Company of Hpt-ctacle Makers. freeman vf the Otj of London Lai» of Old Hroad St. I^adon. i.ate Senior Optician iiritish Array. Aldcrshot,
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL.
    660 7 QUESTION DAY. (Fran Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 10. ■Meting of the Federal Council, f to the Hon. Mr. J. H. M. Robson, 0 accommodation in schools in the tae Metis of o\er 200.000 ls of five and rifted that at present there nodal o.\ lot 63,782
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    THE TURKS SIGN.
    250 7 REPARATIONS SITUATION. THE TURKISH TREATY. [Reuttr's Service] Pars, July 10. A message from Ango a states that the Ministers have allowed Ismet Pasha to subscribe his signature to th. Peace Tiv ity. (Havaa.) COMMISSARIES ASSENT. Conslaiui/.opK, JuU i). The Couricil of Commissaries has inslructed [satet I'asha to
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    REPARATIONS.
    422 7 ITRZON'S COUNCEL. London, July 10. IK r Sthamer, German Ambassador, had I prolonged interview with Earl Curzon, at ivr ch the latter said he suggested that the German Government should show strong disapproval of the acts of sabotage in th<' Uuhi and Rhineland. The matter of passive revtotanee was
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  • THE PACIFIC TREATIES.
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      FRENCH APPROVAL.
      514 7 CHAMBER UNANIMOUS. [Reuter's Service.] Paris, July 9. Thie Chanibc has. passed the bill approving of the Pacific Convention L.y €96 votes, ist 11 l\>r the measure. ADVANTAGES FOR FRANCE. Paris July 9. Annexe- to thf Pacific Treaty were also passed. In the course of a debate, the reporter
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      BLAND ON CHINA'S CHAOS.
      162 7 London. July 10. Mr. J. O. P, Bland in a letter to the Times with regard to Sir John Jordan's observation in a letter to the Times on July 4th that the Washington agreement had already yielded important positive results, asks what are these resu'ts and
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    104 7 Mr. A. H. Forde, the secretary o? the Pan P; ciftc Union, which has its headquaxten in Hawaii, and is working hard .•nd successfully for the co-ordination of all j interests en the Pacific. Is passing through Singapore on his way to Australia. The Church of St. Peter and St.
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    GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
    754 7 THE DOCKERS STRIKE. STILL OBSTINATE. [Reuters Service.] London, July 9. A Conference of the Transport Workers Union in London has passed a resolution declaring that the dockers agreement must be honoured urging the strikers to resunu j work. An amendment in support of tlv- strikers was defeated
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      94 7 ROBINSON Co., Ltd. WE ALWAYS HOLD EXTENSIVE STOCKS OF FAST COLOUR CASEMENT FABRICS a:;d we shall be pleased at any time to submit samples and suggestions, free upon request. ROBINSON CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore). Imm //a. Wf A II Of! i/££&'£(Sm\ w9^ X^Sf^MMMM*. m. f^^^T 9 K ltK\ FREE
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      517 8 IBLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service to t*NDON, AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN. GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVEMOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Faking cargo on through Bill of Lading for all Overlaai Poieti HOMEWARDS. 4*« Singapore. CiCLOPS Marseilles, Havre Liverpool and GUftgOW July 13 RHESUS
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      538 8 u EUEBKaN LlN_* £LLERMAN A BLCKNAM STEAMSHIP O^ Lt_ m <l_ corpora tod L_ £«^au.d) I»ABSHN^JsR SERVICE, GUTWAicr/. s_» t r^r«. t««. CITY OF KARACHI China -Japan Oct. 6 ♦s.s. CITY OF PARIS China-Japan Nor 16 HM, CITY OF CANTERBURY Clina-Japan Dec. 17 HOMEWJiRD. ts.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER Marseilles— London
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      513 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA and APCAR LINES (Incorporated in England) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION LONDON FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE (Under Contract with His Majesty's Governmen' OUTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS For China and Japan. kor Marseilles. London* nnd a Dae Tonnage. Singapore. T JV T MACEDONIA 11.100
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      416 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co^ Ltd. AND EUerman BucknaU Steam Ship Co Ltd (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN UNE.) (Incorporated i» England.) NT SERFICJ3 TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK via SUEZ Ok HUfAJU FROM NEW YORK Steamers. Dae S'sore Route Wmr Mnpwirii f^ 16 SUGZ Ph^PPines
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      500 9 ladmiral line (Incorporated in U.SA.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE 1* DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA bteaaer. Sails Hongkong. Arrlree Seattl., PRESIDENT MADISON July 21 Aue 9 PRESIDENT MCKINLEY Aug. 2 A ucr' 21 PRESIDENT JACKSON Aug. 14 S ep 2 PRESIDENT JEFFERSON Aug 2G Sept 1' PRESENT GRANT Bcpt 7 Sept.' 26
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      307 9 N. Y. K. LONDON LINE Katori Maru" July 17 At.suta Maru July 24 Kashima Maru Aug. 7 LIVERPOOL LINB. Tottori Maru July 15 Tokushhna Maru Aug. 27 HAMBURG LINB. T&uruga Maru July 28 Mito Maru Aug. 29 NEW TORE LINB via SUKZ. SOUTH AMERICAN LINE. Kaxnakura Maru Aug. 5 BOMBAY
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      643 9 ISTHMIAN LINE Arriving from America via Panama and Loading for BOSTON. NEW YORK, AND I* faipfield ß^V TIMOP E VIA aUEZ DISECT. CITY ,iue Singt;pore Jn i y 2 i STEEL TP AVELER rH. S^r.ore AuL II STEEL NAVIGATOR U e Si^poro Taking enfo on through liills of Udiag to
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    606 10 SEA MONSTER. Largest Ever Cought. A mysterious sea monster captured south Df Miami, Florida, by Captain Charles H. Ihompson, is exercising the minds of Amcrcan piscatorial experts and naturalists. The seas round Florida are famous for their huge tarpon, but this fish make the tc*rpon look like a
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    148 10 The Hon. Walter Guinness, answering a question in the House of Commons, said that owing to the present financial stringency, it is impossible to proceed with the issue of clasps to medals for battles in ♦he Great War. Sir John Jordrn, interviewed said: "India used to export about *****0 chests
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      99 10 UNDERWOOD Improved PORTABLE Model THE MACHINE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY. Sole Agents: PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR. i (ROBINSON Co. Ltd.. Stock. S ts |RONEO Co Ud PHILIPS MOTORCAR LAMPS B I BRIGHTEST and BEST K Of ALSO CHEAPEST. 111 UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (incorporated
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      71 10 s. s. GLEN BEG. Consignic-es of cargo t>er the above steamer from Europe on July 2nd are hereby notified that a senexal survey of all cargo landed in a damaged condition will be held on Thvsday 12th July, 1623, at Godown No. 13 at 9 a.m. No fuTther survey will
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      348 10 Genasco Roofing] 2 PLY AND t PLY O COMPLETE WITH PATENT KANT-LEAK KLEATS AND NAILS FOR FIXING GE/V4SCO is iff r J--* 5 4g|jjj| CE^AStf u the result of t In the /on^ than h ~t f -> manufacture K^ -rS^^ v 6E,\ 4 SCO I^TrfpH 8a tlsfies frnn wltnstantts
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      717 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-DAY. Pengerang Despatch 9 a.m. Kerimon Soon Lee fc a.m. Cutob Mawima 0 a.m Cucob Hong Cheang 9 a.m. < Moeara-Saba and Djambi Singkep 9 a.m. Saig-on Hongkong Lake Farrar 10 a.m Muntok and Palembang Coen 11 a.m. Port S'ham, Penang, Colombo Suez, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg Machaon
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 11 Bank 4 m.s. U|4 i£ Bnnk -demand 2[4 1-32 Privr.t> cv dits 3 m.s. 2)4 17-32 New York, demand 53 Credits 'JU days 55 Vi France, demand 830 India T. T. 173 >4 Hongkong, demand 1% p.c. Dis. Yokohama, demand 108% Java, demand 139 Bangkok, demand 79 Vi Sovereign,
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    PRODUCE.
    134 11 July 10. Tin Buy, rs -Syi 7^ o sellers. Pepper White 22.00 Pepper Black 13.60 Tapioca, small flak© f.g. 10.60 Pearl Sago small 8.60 Copra Suudrieo 10.90 Opium, Benares one/ 4,000 Rice, Rangoon white 230.00 Rice, Sipm No. I for *xpo*.t 285.00 Rice, Siam No. 2 for export 250.00
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    35 11 Singapore, July 10, 12 noon Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Spot 47U 47»i; Aug.-S.-pt. 49V^ 50 V*. Dct.-Dec. 53Vv 03% Jan. March 54^ 55. London quotation sheet U\ 2M*d. Market Steady.
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    MUAR RUBBER, LIMITED.
    452 11 The Directors' report to the rhareholdei's >f Muar Rubber, Ltd., for the year ended \pril 30th., states: The Profit and Loss \ccount for the year ended 30th April, L923, shows a toss of $3,664.43, to which nust be added the debit balance of '10,119.39 brought forward from
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  • TRADE AND COMMERCE,
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      TATA INDUSTRIAL BANE.
      83 11 Absorbed By Central Hank. C'alciUia, June :iO. It is announced that the Bombay sclhjho f». r the amalgamation of the Tata Industrial Bank and the Central Bank of India has been approved by the Director! of both Banks. It is understood that the KhtHM practically means that
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      NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA.
      112 11 Serious Loss,... London. June A Pretoria message says losses incurred by the Nation? 1 Bank of South Africa were reported by the Chairman at the annual meeting, necessitating the absorption of the whole of the reserve fund and the writing down of paid up capital
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      MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
      102 11 Sink'apoi*, July 10. Rubber. London Is. 2<J T^cal 47 Tin.— London £182. 12s. 6d. Local 91% (Buyers). Share Market. Steady. Rubbers.— Ulu Remits 27 29, Malaka Pindas 1.40 1.45, Bukit Katils 75 80, Utnn Simpans 1.75 1.80. Tins. Johans 32 1 2 17)6, Talams 22»i 27^. Rawanps 1.20
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      LYALL AND EVATTS REPORT.
      158 11 L YALL AND EVATTS REPORT. Singapore, July 10. Tin.— £lB2 12s. 6d., up 725. 6d. $91%. No sales. Rubber. la. 2V&d., up V4d. Rubber*. Better enquiry. 500 Malakoffa offer at 3 25, Ayer Pan us 5 5.10, Ulu BenuU 27 30, Kuala Sdims 2.25 2.35, Bassetts 1.02V2 1.10, Indragiris 4.80
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    SELLING AGENCY QUESTION.
    173 11 Mr. E. L. Hamilton, at the meeting of the Straits Rubber Company said: Before sitting- down there is just one other matter to which I should like tt> refer, and that is the formation of a central soiling agency, which I tH is being again advocated in
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    16 11 The freedom of the Press if at the reiy foundation of British freedom itself. Visconst Bumham.
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      375 11 A«seU over $5,000,000. A THE GREAT' EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE wISHm"" (Incorporated in Straiti Settlements) ,n^4crnr E plans of <ss ,,»^p E Oi— T» agenis wanted Secretary .Managing Director Actuary G. C. KNOX. HORACE W. SAPER. C. C. NICHOLL, FiA, F.FA. LLIANCE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. i Incorporated in England) Established in
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1245 12 We are informed that in connection with the Autumn Bad Meeting of the Singapore Sporting Club the o*o*l three-day Meeting will be held on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Oct. 16th, 18th, and 20th. Then* will be no necessity for a four-day Meeting, as then are no grtfhw. Owners-
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    R. S. Y. C.
    331 12 Thirteen boats turned out for a tine race for the Margaret II Challenge Cup at the Ko\al Singapore Yacht Club on Sunday. It was an interesting btait, several boats being badly caught by the strong tide and theteby U .-ing many m.nutes. On the reach to
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    BOXING.
    141 12 A larfct crowd watcne.l the f>o\i.i^ at the .Manila Showi last night Red Warren <• i Bttccwded in drawing with Cowboy Reyes 8.0 (.Manila). The Manila boxer did very little In the ftmt two rounds and llleered Wai ion to scon- points with ease. He warmed up in the
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    102 12 i fallowing programme of music will by played by the Arnold Quartette, to-day 'commencing aL 3o pni Gr nd Fantas at Madam Butterfly (Part 1 and 2) Puccrni; Solo, Souvenir, Dodla, (Muriel P««y); Overture to Zr.mpa, Herold; Piano>ite Solo, Polonaise in A Flat, Chopin, ;(Dor,s E. Arnold, L. R. A
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      FOOTBALL.
      250 12 MIDDLESEX WIN AGAIN. The Kcppel Football Club has not had riiuch luck this season, but with such, a clever little centre foiwurd as Craymond, iN> should do ni'uch better next year. Ihe i match against the Middlesex II on the P; dang yesterday afternoon was brimful of exctement, and
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      FIRST LEAGUE TABLE.
      69 12 Goals P. W. L. D. For A£st. Pts 2nd. Midd'x 9 o Q 22 2 IK 8. C. C. J) 6 3 0 14 B 12 S. C. F. A 9 4 3 2 8 9 10 aJ.O. K. 9 4 4 1 8 11 9 K-
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      SECOND LEAGUE TABLE.
      133 12 he Amateur Sporting Association will n.tii the Xanyang Chinese Student Society in ;< friendly football match to-morrow on the S.C.F.A. ground. Goals P. W. L. D. For Agrst. Pts. 2t;«k Mi'ldx ll n ti ii 40 i 22 Mi lays F. Cll s i 22 B 18
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      CRICKET.
      80 12 Next Saturday the S.C.C. are playing the Middlesex Regt. at Tanglin. No tournament Dutches are fixed for this date, and on the B.C.C. ground there will be a practice I latch between club sides. The important fixture F.M.S. v. Colony is no: far ahead, being fixed for Saturday and
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      HOME CRICKET.
      43 12 [Reuter's Sirvice] London, Ju|> m At Burton: Gloucester beat Derbyshire uy e:ght wickets, Parker taking 7 for 37 i>nd f» for 76. Horham: Sussex bea Worcestershire, by seven wickets, A. E. G llipan capturing 5 for 11 and 1 for r>l.
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      GARRISON BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.
      39 12 In the .semi-final of the Garrison Billiard (Lamp onship Spr. Harrs beat Sgt. Lever MKI S M Sgt. Obee defeated L.,Cpl. Palmer ibp final will be played in the Se:ge*ants' Mesa Ml Tanglin before August Ist.
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      TILDEN BEATEN.
      24 12 [ReuUr's Service.] (Jlencoe, 1 1 lino's, July Manuel Alonzo defeaU-d Tilden 8 6, 11—13, 6—3, 6—3, in the Illinois State tennis rhampionship.
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      DAVIS CLP TENNIS.
      46 12 [Reuttr's Service.] London, July y. At Eastbourne in the Davis- Cup European zone semi-final, the first day's play ■>esulU>t! In Flaquer (Spain) beating Van Lcnnep (Holland, 5—7, 6—3, B—6, 6—l, whtiU Conde Degomar (Spain) defeated Van (for Feen 6—3, 6 o, 7 5.
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    81 12 During: the Great Nicola season at the Surina Theatre, many missed episodes 4, 5, Mid 6. of The Lion. Man serial. These wll be screened aft-ain to-night until Friday, along with episode 7 in the first ohow cormencing at 7.30 sharp. The second show hr.s A Pair of
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    IPOH GYMKHANA.
    355 12 FIRST DAY'S RESULTS. The weather was fine and the going good for the firet day's racing at Ipoh. The following were the results: Race No 1. Shelia (Bowdon) 10.6 t Dodger (Billett) 9.2 2 Speed Arrow (Norman) 7.12 3 Won by two lengths. Time 1.5. r lote $10.
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    MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
    145 12 The heavy rain early yesterday morning rendered play in the Singapore (Malayan preliminaries-) Lawn Tennis Championships impossible yesterday afternoon and the ties which had been arranged have accordingly been postponed until this afternoon. To-day's Ties. 3.C.C. J.-A. Stevens vs. D. H. Kleinman. S.K.C. L. Chia Kong Tve
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    DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP DRAW.
    143 12 First Round.— A. R. Linton and R B B Donnell vs. C. F. Green and G. C. Denham' Second Round— K. Mano, and N Sone bara vs. R. W. Sinclair and D. H. Kleinman, Y. Asano and T. Koizumi v? M j? Smgam and V. N. Rajah,
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