The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 July 1923

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. JENTSL SINGAPORE, S.S., TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1923. No. 10,9 ID
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    184 1 M. Poincare has explained the danger he sees m Germany being allowed to build up her industries at the expense of the Allies Page 7. The Germans have come to tin agreement with the Soviet to receive a supply cereals this year Page 7. Bulgaria i fl
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    THAT GENTLEMANLY MAN.
    1248 1 Pirates of tllC accepted -ort are a hairy POt of ruffian*, hunsr aboUS with w< ipon.s lad redolent of rum and rude oaths You would not have taken Captain. Hayes, "that gentlemanly man," for a pirate. He certainly wore a beard, but it was a nice silky,
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      195 1 RAFFLES HOTEL. >ltmr WMMIIIB MONDAY.— Tea Dansan^ U\, -hone 2920. (10 Lines TUESDAY.— Dinner Dane*. v WEDNESDAY— Orchestral jn^ >(m- B»Ufe*ei Ni the Kant. Concert. ;r :< };.om open till 12 p.m. THURSDAY.-Guest NightDUmei Dance. FRIDAY.— Tea Danwint. rl v v SATURDAY^-SpeeW Gvett II ESDAI NifM. n npp Hanrp !Ur
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      237 1 JUST RECEIVED THE WORLD CRISIS 1911—1914, By the Rt. Hon. WINSTON S. CHURCHILL, C. H. PRICE $18.00. THE STORY OF MANKIND By H. W. VAN LOON PRICE $9.00. THE OUTLINE OF HISTORY By H. G. WELLS PRICE $14.00. Messrs. KELLY WALSH, Ltd. (Incorporated m Hongkonp.) SINGAPORE. W There's a simpler,
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      171 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. i Lamps at Little'e Page 6. Ford ha s no equil Page 3. Government Tend2rs Page 6. Hotel Announcements Page 1. Sherry from Little'? Pape 10 Waftsianmll's for Silks— P;;jre 12. New Picture^ at Surina Pag«2. Kobinson':-; for Raincoats Page 7. Piafloi from Mountrie's— Page 12! 'Truants" at
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      101 1 THE WEEK. RiCB Water, 7.34 a.m., 7.7 p.m. Vh- Truants, Tbe»trv, 9.30 p.m. Hi-h Water, r.51 a.m, 8.9 p.m. League: S.C.C. vs St. J. 0.3. \<'wton's dancing «Kfnonstmtion, Theatre, 1 B.IC j.m. The Truunu. Theatre. 9.30 p.m. Thursday, 26 th. High Water, 9.50 n.m.. 9.3 p.m. Singapon Automobik Club mtcr.
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    434 2 m The funeral of Mr. Joseph Rothman, a train passcnp. who was shot dead by brigands near Lincheng on May 6th last, took plate m the Jewish Cemetery, Tientsin. Mr. Rothman ha« no relatives m Tientsin, and the Jewish Community undertook the duty of arranging for the remains of their
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      299 2 TO LET OR FOR SALE. LARGE < >iX>WNS. newly erected niea £r,,:, 10.000 to 50.000 sq. ft. -■•cihe rivr. »>AU(,K STORSB from 6,000 to 24,000 ■q. ft near -wharf and shipping-. Also three storied buildings for offices and g.vdowns. Centrally situated All immediate entry, going cheap Apply or write to
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      671 2 Ir#WIJL A A IFIf Gt^/w]H sjjnstffi U iii*ilH IBff IBM IC/ THZATItr z£* THURSDAY LAST NIGHT! Ster Attraction T E A UNIVERSAL SPECIAL li/uiTc nn»c A DANGEROUS GAME V? ill I L UUft WITH GLADYS WALTON A Masterpiece of Mot'on Picture Art. In 6 Parts wth H B. WARNER. CENTURY
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      426 2 Alhambra 1 In Our Next Change Monday, 23rd July to In the Second Show at 9 p.m. sharp TOPICAL BUDGET British Screen News. GOLDWYN PRESENTS, TOM MOORE AND HEI Fvr From the Ground Up One of the happiest and bi eeriest comedies m which Tom MoorMany of the scenes were
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    611 3 PHASBB ft CO.. EXCHANGE AjNH STi \KE MKOKKj; MONDAY, JULY 23rd. MINING. lh ;:urcs m brackets show the issue vulu* r th« Share m dollars unless ntherwic* «.urke.i. i: c. rfi*-. > t 2 als i'at?tn. Parang Tii <$) 124 .|ti ULiaai Toi (I) r.32% i_t7 'fiaa:
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    231 3 A BhangaaJ telegram dated July i>, s»ys that Lawrence D. Kearney, formerly head f.f tr.e n<»w defunct IIH <>f Kearney ami Ccmpany produce importers, is wanted on a warrant for smujrgiirK and selling arms. It is alleged th: t Kiarmy houjrht on* hundred and sixty thousand Ku°?ian and Japanese rifles
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    NOVEL CHURCH AIDS.
    217 3 .\l«»vin»- Pfctam ami "Court ing Nights." Melbourne, June 19. At thr invitation of members of the Institute of Advertising Men, the R-'v. R. (I. Nichols, of St. Hail's Pitsroy* who came under public notice some months a^o by introducing moving pictures Into ths services at St. .Mark's,
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    TOWN PLANNING TOPICALS.
    92 3 Fnrni the Report of the London Traffic Uranch of the Hoard of Trade for 1913. No one can doubt the benefit conferred on the community by the migration of population which hat taken place and is, still m progress from the central area to i tho healthier
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      373 3 1923 MODEL rhe new dodge car is better r alue than bvsi as jn addition i i general efficiency so long associated with dodge irs, there are vast improve ments m the bodywork. the hood is of an improved type. ;;o::d tykes of a larger size are pitted all round,
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      271 3 THE NEW OAKLAND SIX DEFERRED PAYMENTS (hQ OAA YOUR USED CAR TAKEN IN ARRANGED. PART PAYMENT. "Sturdily Built to give Enduring and Continuous Service; Powerful Enough for any Emergency; Comfortable to Drive and Completely Silent" An inspection and trial run will convince you that this car is quite apart from
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    RUSSIA TO-DAY.
    1368 4 RED ARMY AND ITS LEADERS. When the French first occupied the Ruhr there was much talk m Poland of warlike preparations m the Red Army, but no large movements of troops took place, and the only military preparations I noticed were that existing units on the Polish frontier
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    THE VICEROY AND TRADERS.
    148 4 I The States-man is responsible for the news thai. His Excellency the Viceroy has* decided to broaden his levee list. Henceforth the doors of Viceregal Lodge will be thrown open bo the heads of retail firms. His Excellency's wise decision" is a forward step towards bioadening
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    225 4 together with the savings resulting from he reduction of excessive military expenses nutde possible by the assurance of peaceful cord.tion?, and to the settlement of its :laims for reparation and restitution. The Internat.onal Chamber of Commerce believes that a general economic conference of the nations interested for the final adjustment
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    REPARATIONS AND DEBTS.
    791 4 REPARATIONS AN D DEBTS. INTERN ATIONAi. r ES( Sir Walter Utf and gj, f call the attention of tht Tim I levant portion of a resolution 1 Congress- of the Imperial Chamb merce at Rome. It was unanimously passed grcss at which son,,, twenty J. were present, includrg. with taT.
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      1494 4 -y. My Debt of Gratitude** Jfl Ulcers the Size of Man's Hand.' "^T^^^ Portrait is oi Mr. a M. THOMPSON. «rf 4, Midland GroveM Js2^'^*!& Edward Romd. BalsaH lUath. Blrmirwkani, EngUnd, who write* M^i ism. In uly I happened to get a Blood Mixture and decided to take scratch on
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    VENEREAL DISEASE INQUIRY.
    1213 5 FINDINGS OF TREVKTHIN COMMITTEE. A pear ago a medical tribunal was selp tvd with great care and by authoritati*-. pfrsons to form a Commttee of Inquiry Oic th< prevention :;ml control of Vviereal (!i?mse, ihe special intention be ng that the lecotnmenuat ens should cxpkin and reconcile
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    VETERANS OF THE "RANK."
    392 5 Old cabmen would appear almost to be like old solders m the respect that they "m\er die," hut "only fade away." Twelve of the old boys who lorded it m tnc streets of London with hansom and gTOwfar, before the perky taxi with its spari« w-like
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    A PROGRESSIVE COLONY.
    1260 5 HONGKONG PROGRESSES. Extraordinarily complex as the situation has been, and still is, there seems to be no limit to the booming growth and acti- j vity of Hongkong*. It asserts itself on every hand m the populaton and revenue statistics, on the harbour where daily the butys
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      527 5 10 LET. I E Tv;o srct ons m Knfflos Chambers y to tkt SecreUry Garden Club. LET.— No. 2 Amber Road. Nin« beA- tu-^'ric light; servants quarters; gmge Avpif within or to Messrs. M«yei 70 LET. 37 Coleman Street. Apply to !■>*"*■ q 5,1 That very desirabl* und beauticomi>ound dv,«llinir
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      522 5 NOTICES. THE Singapore Dollar Directory $5,000 Free Railway Accident Insurance underrci by The Ocean Accident and Guarantee Ltd. $2 P«r Copy, post Free ORDER NOW. Dollar Directory Company. Dunlop House, ROBINSON ROAD. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. sJ££S. am h rectived at the Co*"** In:titut°io r n A t ratiOnS Snd additi na
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      96 5 j i 4 i v i rl* n »< The name with an unrivalle<i vSfi**tflSSl^^ reputation for supplying fi RL THE BE ST OF EVERYTHING AT fIPSPP^""' r* MODERATE PRICES. <iUi latest shipments entitle us to %*§£s?&s¥? 9tate that we nave finest and most c >mprehensive stocks of *!!S|SSfeS Nautical
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH.
    22 6 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. BIRTH. NEWTO.N-HOWES.~At the European Hospital, Ku Lumpur, on th- 20th instant, to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Newton-How oe, son.
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS.FRIDAY, JULY 27, 1923. The Pay of the Planter.
    802 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESSFRIDAY, JULY 27, 1923. The Pay of the Planter. In March this year a sub-committee of the Incorporated Society of Plantera was appointed to inquire into and reix>rt upon questions relating to the salaries emoluments and the general conditions and terms of service of managers and assistants on
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    329 6 Captain Palmer, Commodore of the P. O is retiring on the completion of nearly forty year*' service, including twenty-one m command. The caee r gainst the local chetty for alleged forgery of three promissory notes involving a sum of over $30 000 was continued before the Third Police Court yesterday
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    MALAYAN COLLIERIES CASE.
    179 6 MR. I'ECK'S RIGHT TO SUE ADMITTED. (From Our Own Correspondent). Kuala Lumpur, July 23. The F.M.S. Court of Appeal gave judgment this morning on the question of the ri^ht to rue m the Peck vs. Russell case. The Court was composed of Sir Lionel Woodward, Chief Judicial
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    PLATING TRUANT AT THE THEATRE.
    453 6 Hright Comedy .Show. There was quite a good first night audience at the Victoria Theatre last night when The Truants (from the Smilestones) opened their Singapore viait. Nevertheless the Truants are clever enough and their show is more than sufficiently bright to merit a considerably
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    200 6 Dr. D. T. Skeen, formeriy acting Senior Medical Officer, Negri Serabilan, who went borne m April, is taking the diploma m tropical medicine. London, nn diploma n tropical medicine and hygiene, Cambridge, and will not return until next year. Mr. H. Mantle, Inspector of Police, F. M. S., who went
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      ASSAULT BY POLICE OFFICER.
      113 6 ASSAULT BY POLICE OFFICER (From Our O^TSrr*^ Kuala Lumpur j,,] Traffic Inspector Barry aas ai Ma.acca with a&sau.t'ng Dr 0 the doctor was m a Cinema J dant endeavoured to use hi* was outside. The syce -^H doctor, wnom the Inspector abn.^ Or.g then called Cpt. J. G. Black trmte,
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      COURT OF APPEAL.
      52 6 (Proa Our Own Common, Kuala U rapur j Tbt Court of Appeal has iO app<jal of the railway administrate! lighter cas*, m which Mr. Justice Manby awarded damages m f avow Straits Steamship Co. In the collieries appeal the other JJ(ta verbally assented to Mr. Jo^, ward
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      PENANG NEWS.
      78 6 Steamer Officer > Death The steamer Clara Jokm from a* 1 .'ports that the chi-f officer E pw died on Sunday maiag from ijw The funeral takes plaei this ef«b| the Westcrn-rd. Cemetery. Freemasonry. Bro W. J. Smith, o? Parit Buntai tf be installed as Worshipful Mast?rofU^ Krian
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      BRITISH CHINESE ASSOCIATION IN F. M. S.
      90 6 (From Our Own Correspondent i ipoh, hi? At a largely attended meeting he^ X the residence of tho krpitan China m lp.-s it was decided lo form a Br 1 5 Association for the F. M. S. Th? objert of the Association are
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      JOHAN TIN ANNUAL, MEETING.
      105 6 (From Our Own Correspondent 1 IpoK, J«lf 23. The annual meting of Juhan Tin DrwjIng, Ltd.. waa hel^j to-day, Mr J. M. S;a prts dinp. It was reported that Ifcw been a lo*s on tho year's wortinr i I $100,489 including depnviat on. Ther M been
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    103 6 Pictures iovei* are afforded the r W chances, until Thursday night, to sc< the Gaiety Cinema, the 'pjmendoos Id* (!:;,ma The White Dove, with H. B. Warn* tho noted Chestertuld of the more*." the leading role. This if v Robertaon-M special m which tho disc .ngwsbed actor has
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    MUSIC IN ST. ANDREW'S ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
    104 6 On Sunday afterno.-n r.txt 29th. J*J the icrriec m the Catfcfdial will j* JJ choral. The M&gllificat ay.d K«C J^J v;ili be run* to a bJ Clarke Whitfield. Arter tenet, will be ft short prcprur^me rf moslf Fol itoms m which will be as
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    46 6 m f0 n The Rev. Bro. James arnveo i Lumpur on Friday morninpJohn'a Institution, Mr. Lee Thin t behalf of the teach-rs. lad I)on1 'V f gtr on behalf of the Senior dents, presents him with aadrwH* occasion of hi» having been awa*^ 0. B. E,
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      171 6 [Jl WELL KNOWN O\^y^ ($k Brand /<^/ wkvL^ have nly a. T TRY 1T QUALITY X>V C&LDBECK MACGREGOR CO.. LTD. y (Incorporated m Shanghai) OPFICT: 45 Robinson Road. Tele 228. PATRONISED '^'^^/KtSSS^^ BT ROYALTY STERLING SILVER TOILET TABLE SUNDRIES IN BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS AT INEXPENSIVE VALUE. B. P. DeSILVA,
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      109 6 "FIBRENT" ASBESTOS-CEMENT SHEETING FOR ECONOMY EFFICIENCY and RELIABILITY NON -CONDUCTIVE AND EVERLASTING By Engineers ACKNOWLEDGED as the BEST Corrugated Roofing Sheets Standard Lengths, Straight or Curved to tny Radius, Flat Sheet* for WaflM, l»art tion«. Ceilings, etc. Various Sizes and Thicknesses. SPECIFY FIBRENT Ask for Sample. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF The
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    THE GERMAN THREAT.
    410 7 LPOINCARE'S VIEW. AN EVASIVE NATION. [Reuter's Service.] Paris, July 23. y Poinrare, m a speech at Villers Coterr phasised that German economic fraction was proceeding at the cxi the Allies. The organisation of a n industry controlled all the forms oducticn and thue held a monopoly of
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    LATEST FROM LAUSANNE.
    275 7 LATEST FROM LAUSANNE London, July 23. from Lausanne summare* the >r. which the treaty of peace is -draft Treaty pi- sen ted to January i rt Mo^t of the r ady been published but the pwrtdti that the pre-war Ot- "> Public debt is to be distributed bed territory- detached
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    MORE OF THE BASE.
    560 7 GARVIN'S VIEWS. DELAY URGED. [Renter's Service.l London, July 23. In a leader on the Singapore Base, the Observer contends that until the air protection of London and Britain are amply enured, the strongest case for Singapore Joes not warrant the spending of a penny. The leador
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    JAPANESE NEWS.
    169 7 <By Courtesy of the Nanyo NichiNichi Shimbunaha.) Tokio, July 21. It has been officially decided that the Russo-Japanese conference will meet for two hours every Tuesday and Friday afternoon. Field-Marshal Uchnra will start for the Mandatory Island m the Southern Pacific Ooeai for month's tour, which will »c
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    THE SINGAPORE RAMP.
    915 7 DELUSIONS ABOUT BATTLESHIPS. Admiral Sir Percy Scott, the ijunnery expert and champion of small war-craft, writes to the Daily Mail of June 28th. as follows: From conversations I have had and from letters I have received, some Australians appear to be m doubt as to whether they
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    THE CASE FOR SINGAPORE.
    834 7 A much broader basis might with advantage be given to the case for the scheme of naval defence having Singapore as its centre. That an adequately equipped naval ba-se there is needed has been shown by .he spokesman of the Government, but we :ontimie to miss
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      188 7 ROBINSON CO., LTD. Mkg&l s ecial <^' GENTLEMEN'S RAINCOATS KS $*M- l J&s £?3 iUF "GLENMOOR" RAINI'P.OOF. Itel' I ci.* 5-'*"'/^^ Gabardine, Fawn anil Med. Brown t S^""*,'' p Shade, Styles a s :llu:.tration. v\JR Well cut an finished. Rayco Lini^ff. m■* j'./> > A smart Coat for all occasions.
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      601 8 BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Service to rSNDON. AMSTERDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for all Orerlaa4 Prtate. HOMEWARDS. «a« Slßgaper*. NiNGCHOW Genoa, Mameille., Liverpool and Glasgow July 25 c?ELENUS
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      541 8 "EUiBKAN" Urn KLLBRMAK ft BttCKNALL STEAM^'^iIP O»., LU (lucorpoixtvd is Xv&uid) PASSENtfSR SKBYICX BUjmf w GOTWAstD. »»e AUegar«r«. ts.s. CITY OF KARACHI China-Japan Oct. 8 •c.a. CITY OF PARIS China-Japan Not. 16 •s.s. CITY OF CANTERBURY CHna— Japan Dec 17 HOMEWARD. tl- CITY 0F MANCHESTER Marseilles— London J«ly 28 Is.s.
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      603 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA and APCAR LINES (Incorporated m England) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR ORIENTAL I?TEAM NAVIGATION LONDON FAR EAST MAIL SERVICK (Under Contract with Hia Majesty's Gov^rnmer OUTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEYVAttn* For China «d Japan, or MarßeiUeH J^^ Tonnage. Singapora. T L«*n DONGOLA 8,100 Ang. 4 DEVANHA TcL******
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      391 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND EOerman ft Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN ft MANCHURIAN LINH.) (Incorporated i«, England.) T *KBVIC» BOSTON AND NEW YORK Wa 8U» OR KNiIA. FROM NEW YORK. St Dn« S'pere Route Wt fCITY OF NORWICH Aug.
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      439 9 ADMIRAL LINE (Incorporated m U.S.A.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE 1» DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA. ftteamer. Sail* Hongkong. Arrive. Seattle. PRESIDENT MCKINLEY Au*T 2 Aug^l PRESIDENT JACKSON Aug. 14 Sep. 2 PRESIDENT JEFFERSON Aug 26 Sept. 14 PRESENT GRANT Sept. 7 Sept. 26 PRESIDENT MADISON Sept. 19 Oct. And every 12 days
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      244 9 N. Y. K. LONDON LINB. K&shima Maru Aug. 7 Hakone Maru Aug. 21 LIVERPOOL LINB. Tokushima Maru Aug. 27 HAMBURG LINB. Tsuruga Maru July 28 Mito Maru Aug. 29 NEW TORE LINB rla SUBZ. SOUTH AMBRICAN LINB. Kamakura Maru Aug. 6 BOMBAY LINK. Nagano Maru July 21 Sado Maru Aug.
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      772 9 ISTHMIAN LINE Arriving from America via Panama and Loading for BOSTON, NEW YORK, AND BALTIMORE VIA SUEZ DIBECT. FAIRFIELD CITY due Singapore Aug iq STEEL TRAVELER due Singapore Au* 28 STEEL NAVIGATOR due Singapore Sept. 28 Taking cargo on through Bills of Lading to all Inland Pointi. For freight aiy
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    220 10 The Uralson Mafii arrived m port yesterday with a cargo of rice. The IA Khexenor, which passed through Hongkong recently from Honie f had the misfortune to go ashore m the Inland Sea on July 12th. She was re-floated two days later after some of her cargo had
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    CHINA'S NEW OPEN PORT.
    430 10 Pengpu on the Hwai Rive**. The Cab.net has decided to open Pengpi as a port. Exactly what this means is not clear, but presumably it means that Pengpu is to bo made an open port m the same category as Tsinanfu. opened on the initiative of
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    NEW YORK BUILDING STRIKE.
    170 10 New York, June 21. The bricklayers' strike m New York City, which began a month ago, stopping about £35,000,000 worth of work, ended yesterday m a victory for the strikers. The Buiilder'a Association, by a bare majority of one, voted to give m to the bricklayers'
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    32 10 Mr. Sa*w Ah Fatt, Inspector, Central Lunatic Asylum, Tanjong Ri.mbutan, will shortly be retiring from Government service, after a service of more than forty years. He is to receive the 1.5.0. medal.
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      295 10 UNDERWOOD I Improved PORTABLE Model THE MACHINE YOU WILL EVENTUALLY BUY Sole Agents: PATERSON, SIMONS CO., LTD. (Incorporated m England). SINGAPORE. PBNANG. KUALA LUMPUR. j I ROBINSON Co. Ltd., IRONBO Co., i-td m.w M| ~m~Zm~ -mmmm mm mm mmmm -mm mm -m—mm- mmmmmmmm^mymmmmmmmm^mmmmmmmiit Duff Gordon 8c Co., I JEREZ de
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      41 10 PASSAGES FOR LONDON. FARE $702.86 -M.S. GLENTARA about July 27 T.S.S. GLENIFFER about Aug. 13 T.S.S. CARNARVONSHIRE about August 16 Excellent first-clars accommodation available by the above vessels. Full paiticulars, apply BOUSTEAD CO,, LTD. (Incorporated m the F.M.S.) Agenti. Telephone 3121.
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      310 10 f7 InJWK TRADE MARK. VJlcdt illiK a 9* t ft, Q^En^awr~ -"-^"^^nnnß Sa^LnnnnH I j The Borneo Company, Ltd. (Incorporated m England). I Singapore-Ipoh-Penang. THE MABK OF GOOD Oil a^^i l BRILLIANT ECONOMICAL Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S. S.) Ltd i lae*rfc-.ai*i -a fiaflaAi./ --j lllOb. IIUJR U OUH. (ImcoraetaW 1
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      630 10 MAIL TABLE. j TO-DAY. I Cucob Hong Aik 9 a.m Kerimoti Fook Mow 9 a.m. Pulau Soegi Benuit 9 a.m. Rhio, Tambelan and Pontianak Singkara 10 a.m. Port S'hani and Medar> Mata Hari 1.1 a.m. Japan Honolulj Maru 11 a.m. Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan, tak.ng mails for U. S. A.
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 11 July 23. Bank 4 MM. 2j4 Bank demand 2|3 29-32 Private credits 3 m.s. 2|4 New Yoik. demand 58 y^ Credits 90 days 55% France, demand 820 India, T. T. 172% Hongkong, demand p.c. Dis. Yokohama, ikmand 109 Java, demand 139 Bangkok, demand 79% Sovereign. Bank Buying 8.54 Bank
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    PRODUCE.
    153 11 July 23. Tin Buyers $94 Xo Sellera Gambier 12.00 Pepper White 21.75 Pepper Black 13.50 Tapioca, small flake f.g. 10.00 Pearl Sago small 8.50 Copra 10.10 Copra Sundried 10.50 Opium, Benares one. 4,000 Rice, Rangoon white 280.00 Rice. Si?m No. 1 for exp-vil 265.00 Rice, Siam No. 2 for
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    39 11 Singapore. July 23, 12 noon. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Spot 49 49%; Aug. 51 51Vi; Auj?.Sept 51H 5t%; Oct.-Dec. 55*4 55%; -Tan March 57 57%. London quotation sheet Is. 2%d. Market Quiet. m
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    INDIAN AND CEYLON RAILWAYS.
    135 11 Orders Placed m Great Britain. Lordon. July 13. The South Indian Railway Company has ordered seven broad gauge locomotives from the North British Locomotive Company, Glasgow, and the G. I. P. Railway 300 covered wagons and 100 open type wagons from the Metropolitan Carriage and Wagon
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    TRADE DEPRESSION IN LANCASHIRE.
    155 11 Critical Condition of Cotton Industry. London, July 13. The Manchester Guardian, commenting on the serious decrease m the June exports of cotton goods, says that 300,000,000 square yard* shows a falling-off of 110,000,000 as compared with May. China took 750,000 f ower, Bombay rearly 7,000,000 fewer,
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    74 11 To increase fold production m northern Ontario the mills already operating, proposed increases m output, and new mills to be constructed m the near future are to be pushed to capacity. It is expected that the output for next year will reach $50,000,000. This will equal the output of the
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    118 11 PHASER'S REPORT. Singapoie, July 2:t. Rubber.— Is. 2%d. Tm £184. 2s. 6d., Buyers 94 no sellers. Rubbers. Jimahs 1.40 1,50, Malaka Pindas 1.50 1.55, United Malaccas 1.42 Ms 1.50, Tambalaks 82 87 Y>, Bassetts 1.07 V* 1.15, Brogas 62 V> 70, Malrkoffs 3.15 3.25, New Serendahs 2.75
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    111 11 Singapore, July 23. Rubber: London 18. 2Vid. Local 49V*. Tin:— London, July 20th. £184 2?. 6cL Local $94. Buyers. Sf.are Market. Quiet. Rubbers.— Malaka Pindas L 47% 1.52M>, Temerlohs 70 75, Bassetts 1.07 LltH, Jimahs LS7H 1.42 1 Tins.- Johans 30 35, Nawag Pets lAl\k IUStH, Rswmgl 1.17'j
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    139 11 Singapore, July 23. Tin. £184 2a. 6d. 94, buyers, no sellers. Rubber: Is. 2%d., unchanged. Rubbers: Bukit Jelontongs 61 65, Ulu Benuts 27 30. Bassetts 1.07»4 141%, Indragiiis 4.95 5.15. Mentaknb& 25 28, Punggors 61 65, Utan SimprMis 1.75 1.85 cum div.. Pajama 6.40 6.60, Radellas
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    THE SAIGON RICE FIELDS.
    198 11 The Governor of Cochin-China has jim addressed to all the deads of provinces and districts a circular proposing the digging of numerous canal* of small section with a. I ew to the further development of the cultivation of rice. He states that he attaches the highest
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    LARGEST CANADIAN LOCOMOTIVE.
    96 11 The first of sixteen now 290-lon locomotive for the Canadian National Railway* has been completed at Kingston. Ontario, and has been placed on view m MoatMftL It is the largest and moat powerful locomotive ever constructed m fche Dominion. A feature 13 the Armstrong automatic oiUr, which
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    SCOTTISH SPORT.
    831 12 GLENEAGLES GOLF TOURNAMENT. (From Our O.vn Correspondent.) Edinburgh, July 27Since the inauguration four years ago, the prof ess. onal golf tournament at Glcneaglcs promoted by "The Glasgow Herald," has established for itself a distinctive place m the world cf golf. This, year's tournament was mavkul by the outstanding
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    659 12 MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP. HOOI HYE WINS SEMI-FINAL. Five minutcsr play was sufficient to br:ng the second iMll-flBBl of the Singapore Malayan Championships) Lawn Tennis Tournament, between Khoo Hooi Hye and N^kamura, to a cloM on th* S.C.C. Courts btcrday, Hooi Hye winning the only gABM th.it Wll played.
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    PENANG AND IPOH RESULTS.
    103 12 (From Our Own Correspondent). Ipoh, July 2.'). Ip the third state comp'jtiton for the Gaunt Cup and Chani]> 'onship, established by the offer of Mr. Cecil Pearse \o prwent challenge cup, Chunff Ah Mine; boat Major Malloik, Burma H fles, m the final, B—6.8 6. 6—4.
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    53 12 n Great Britain. Duncan M'Pheo, th« West of Scotland Harrier, also retained his two titles, the half-mile and the mil-, while the veteran T. R. Nicolson had four snere*s*^. As Nicolson was winning championships awf.y back m 1902, it rather supprests that there is a Hearth of ?ood men m
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    THE SINGAPORE CUP.
    500 12 Middlesex II Beaten. lie Uoyal EngilioafS accomplished what was COlHideawi ain.ost an inipcssibil.ty on tiie Pad- ng yesterday aiterno^n, when m th^ h'rst match <;f the Singapore Cup Competition they debated the Middlesex second team. The Middlesex were unfortunate aa three of their regular men were not
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    MALAYA CUP.
    154 12 IVrak IMiat PcWRg. (From Our Own Corrssposjdent). Ipoh. Ju > 2S. In thi ftnil match m the Northern secticn of the Italaya Cup Perak beat Penang by on<_* ponl to nil. Then wm an attendance of over 1,000, including m Sultan and Resident. The Penang frwkN were early
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    KATONG GOLF CLUB.
    38 12 The Welding Ci\u will bo competed for on Sunday, August sth, find Monday, 6th. Medal play. Th-.! July Monthly Medal tvas won by A. IT. J. cjbs, with a score of 7 15 18 7.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    45 12 The result of the July Medal (Bogey play) is a win for G. W. Hurt with 2 up; the Ball Sweep on Saturday was won by G. W. Hurt with 2 up and on Sumlay by E. J. Smart with 2 down.
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    Y.M.C.A. ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    17 12 Owing to insufficient entries the Athletic Committee hnve decided to cancel the above meeting.
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    ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL SPORTS.
    25 12 The annual sports of St. Andrew's School will be held on Friday, July 27th., at Raffles ground commencing at 3 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    341 12 The S.ngapore Golf Club Championship has been wun by Mr. W. ii. Fortb, who beat Mr. R. L. D. Wodehouse m the final by 8 up ml 6 to play. The detail! of the Championship as follows: Ist. Itound. Wodehcus. beat Stocks 3 and 2. Smith beat
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    463 12 THE BERANGOON IK) AD MURDEft. The Fourth Singapore Assizes concluded \tsWrday morning, when the trial of Lee 800 Lit. en a charge of murdering another Chinese at hou>e m Serango >n r. ad on tho night of April 27th., was concluded before the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw,
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