The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 August 1923

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. NTS SINGAPORE, S.S., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1928. No. 10,979
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    239 1 The Belgian note re-affirms FrancoI.* lifsan dc term 'nation not to withdraw from the Ruhr Pag« 7. The Afghan n.nrdercrs of Majors Anderson and Orr have reaped from Kabul jail Page 7. Two aeroplane disasters have occurred m England, resulting m two persons being k.Hed at.d nine
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    FORAMINIFERA.
    987 1 Cupt. Mauiy tolls us of Prof. Bailey's 3rst (1855) deep-sea soundings m the Atiant.c -by the Brooke apparatus at a depth of two miles. "all filled with microscopic sliells; not a particle of sanr or gravel exists m them chiefly foraminifera, with 3ome silicerous shtlV (Diatoms) (1). Of another,
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      299 1 R£l "g 1 *h>tKi> PAOGHAMMI 3 A ilcS nOltl MONDAY.^IW yum v,j:e»2920. (10 Lines) \VKi,Nlr^niv >lo^ T u D< nc >v KPNhsDA^ Orchestral 1 Uroore K^ HrRSDAY^-Gu^st Nightr !'< om open till 12 p.ra Dinner Dance FRIDAY.— Tea D&naar, >AIUKDAY.— Cuest Night. WEDNESDAY Dinner *n<l Ila tic* Anni'iactl)!lt rntiPAflf KAFFLES
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      251 1 VIRGINIA CIGARETTES JiV .4 re made by hand one at a time, j^l^^_ of PUREST VIRGINIA LEAF, U H selected by our own experts on the tofcnT^^^^^^^^^^^^ actual Tobacco Fields. 555 are j^ > -r, Jrj l stalk, and are therefore harmless xrr~tj to the throat and lungs, whether V*l!s\
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      125 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. GilbeyV gins, Guthrie's Page 6. Musical lessons wan.cd Page 5. Show room and office to let Page 5. New programme at Surina Page 2. Continen:al t.> res, Sime Darby Page 2. Electric motors, English Electric^ Vase 3. Ruatikol, wood preservative, Wm. Jacks —Page 7. Auction sale by Cheong
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      110 1 THE WEEK. IFniwtsisf, ?9th. HiRJi Waf<>r, 0.21 p.m. <>utu>ird mml by If rior.-s due. P. nnd O. homeward mail closes. Football: S. F. A. Cup, S. C. C. vs. fit. J. O. 8., S. C. C. Ivan Bur.kcff, Vie. Th«atr-\ 9.30 p.m. Thursday, 30/fc. Hiph Water. 0.24 a.m.. 051 p.m.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    530 2 t__ Sin^apora, au*. 2$. ihe prices quoted are generally those currant at Clyde Terrace Market At the Other markets there may be small variatu>.__B. MEAT. Beet steak Kati 45 Do. stew or curry do P< rk, lean ,L. oo P< rk, lean an^ foi 1st quaiitv •
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    17 2 Th ablest, the most thrifty, and the ■most industrious men in this oo.mtrv have so". -Mr. Ctynes.
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      311 2 "LITTLE VICTORS INHALER. 1 OR C OLDS IN THE HEAD. Wholesale and Retail from MEDICAL HALL LTD. 23, BATTERY ROAD. SINGAPORE. NCffHIaV Mis L'ougih*. Beauty dpecialiit, Me«iT«fl at f:.irJ;i Efotd, Room 124, fo-> tlxr rr«atmtoti Fact I/autg-* tftaicvrt, atarca] *?aviaa> MANICI !'V F*.>r 3VNTLBMEN. Tonr« v sj trt p GARCIA'S
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      448 2 n l l i^ fcl "*fc*i SLr i $J THEATRE J~ Ist Show at 7.30 Sharp LSJ A BLUEJACKET'S HONOR COMPLETE CHANGE OF PICTURES THE WARRIOK STRAIN lrt Show at 730 Sharp 4 p «*s SKYRANGER SERIAL CENTURY DOG COMEDY Episodes 9, 10 and 11. Six Reels. 2nd Show at
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      213 2 Alhambra PBOM TUESDAY, AUGUST 28th, TO SUNDAY, SKH K¥}{ lv the Second Show at p !n Sharp HIGH FLIER 1 Reel Star Come<ly TOPICAL~BUDGET British Screen News W W. HOPKNSON PRESENT Louise^ Glaum love madness newlY~rich A 2 Rod Pathe Comedy. IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 730 p M SHIVER
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    PARISIANA.
    1253 3 MIAOW! i Our Qisn Corrsspi n l). Par.s, July 28. Ih re is no end to Paris cats, for they j feist t their myriads. Tne plump, the Ii end the moderately well-nourished abound,; •i plump varety. happ ly. predominating, >uleu, g\ imalkins decorating eat*, doort4.f1 and _v__dow. The
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    "DRY" SHIPS.
    526 3 Tfc* Rererfag Acts RccallcdL To I <■ E tor el the Times. s Jm the dii ssicn relating to the i tii- i!ti«s which bave areea m the United] Btafl m fcnJorciifff their piohiK tion Law- 1 I have nor teea any reference nukb to the j Eaci
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      290 3 •Mtkimfl It t .<j W iMataa I i Gtaw K^'' a H the /y 1 1 j m it." V/jJ The best of all Tonics I I, m coorales cnr^- t ,f insomnia troubles Jr* .or i you are merely run down," Glaxo is tlie ric of att. M Js
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      250 3 Marine Engines 3to 40 h. p. M ifiHs? P^~ rlll "tiUjii^ $135.00 k\ All Parts Standard and Interchangeable. If V\ American Bosch Magnetos impulse coupling. if K«fiu»th MarliM Eoftlnca arc road* with the precision of watefc. all part* •Ttmty balanced, ellmioattn* flbmiloo a»d friction. More powav with lorn fu«l. For
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    OUR JAPAN LETTER.
    1629 4 RUSBO-J AIWNESE PARUR I'OSITOXKD. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Tokio, July 27. The fir^t chapter m the Ruaso-Japam attempts to reach an agreement came to a close to-day, the chief factors prompting postponement of further pourparlers being the inhospi lability of the summer Moos' m Japan which makes
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    110 4 There has ,ust died Frau Therese Scherl, tl .o widow of the founder of the "LokalAnzeigcjr" BtwiUfir, who, as a young man, fill m lovo with her portrait, and aubsequtntly met and married her. It is the kind of romance that perhaps happens oftener than might be expected. Some thirteen
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    OUR IRISH LETTER.
    1272 4 -A FORMIDABLE CONSPIRACY/ (From Our Own Correspondent). Belfast, July 30. Ihe Undcr-Secretary for the Coonics (Mr. Ormshy-Gorc), on Comm ttey of Supply on the Colonial Office Vote, mad« ri VVc-i minster an important reference tJ a "formidable conspiracy" m the Irish Free fciate carr.ed on "with the
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    THE FUTURE OF AUSTRALIA.
    523 4 Attitude to Japanese Problem. Sir Matthew Nathan. Governor of Queensland, who speaks with the experience gainer* as Governor of Hongkong, has made a striking commentary, which one must assume was prompted by or at least acquitted m by his advisors, the Labour Government of that State-
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      565 4 TENNIS RACKETS Restrung Repaired I By Dur Own Expert with 28 Years' Experience m this line. fc i p\ V jj. H Per Racket. I 7 fc H, The Anxieties of Motherhood I Man if rather a careless happy-go-lucky individual, an,!, n a^ B appreciate tho worries of hi? wife
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    RAUB AUSTRALIAN G.M. COY.
    1098 5 RAUB AUSTRALIAN G. M. COY. THE \NNVAL REPORT. The rapes! of the Kaub Australian Gold Using Co., Ltd, is for the year emted :>l. The operations for the y* v how a mt profit of €1853, which, added o the amount brought into tbe «<v*ount fc taisea the bulaiice <
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    TOWN PLANNING TOPICALS.
    476 5 "rianning eff New York and Environs." Extract from papei by Thomas Adams, Chairman AdvLm., Planning Group of Plan of New York and Em irons. (April 20th., IMS). "Be.ore dealing with the New Yofk prepv^sals, he would refer to the objective which the planners of New York had
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    AN AUSTRALASIAN MONUMENT FOR SUEZ CANAL.
    202 5 AN AUSTRALASIAN MONUMENT FOR SUEZ CANAL. A monument is to \:c erected at Port Said to th» rolditr:: of the Australian and! New Zealand Forces who laid down then •ives m Egypt, Palestine, and Syria during the 1916-1918 campaign. The proposal originated with thi« troops serving m Palef; n< a
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    SINGAPORE BASE.
    383 5 JAPANESE APPROVAL OP MUTISM POLICY. Admiral Tosu, Japanese Naval Attache m London, when interviewed by the Sunday Times with regard to the proposed Naval Dockpard at Singapore, declared that Japanese Naval opinion was unanimous m its belief that the British proposal was iH.'os^tiy from the British point of
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    SOME REAL FACTS.
    471 5 J. Iv. u i -it to the Times a> follows It fa »»»o#l <'.»i!in- f<» :i Singa] oreei u> pee hia city mad< tb< battleground for th. u>iia! and mi doabl ne> essery poii-tK-nl struggle between the "<.ut~"' and the '"ins." That U-injr it» doubt necessary, we
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      531 5 TO LET. TOLET j Bonf»i«^ on Giwve EsUte, un-| M v or furniahed, by arrangement. 8 er electric I'ght, garage two ba'ttoma:. Healthy and quiet. App* W. DUNMAN Grove Estate. r r 4lrou3<l noor Show Room Office o' Ov> CUf. Dispay Tables and .JvideA Electric Lisrht and Fans. ***Jxkr-t* Apply
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      726 5 NOTICES. < EKAMENT NOTIFICATION. Veadns will be received at the Coonial K^^tHry'. Ofßco up to noon on th,, 11th day of September, 1923, ior th« supply of--Thi numtxr for tho Registration of 1 C-iirgo. Paweniffr «ml Fishing Boats for the i year 1924. Tho numbers required approximately for th* v
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      598 5 RIMLESS Spectacles, accurate m service, correct m appearance are the logical eye glasses for business executives and professional men. Our Ri m less Glasses of this type, permit more work with less fatigue frs the mountings hold the lensci prescribed m the scientifically correct position. In addition they are comfortable
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    SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923. Japan: and Singapore.
    907 6 SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923. Japan and Singapore. At present only hasty despatches lrom the field have come m with regard to the wordy warfare that the enlargement cf Singapore into a prime naval base will call forth from the Japanese point of view. The heavy weight despatches
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    308 6 All Scouts who art* helping next week 1 at the Congress of the Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine are asked to meet at Headquarters on Friday, 31rt Aug., at 5.1 f> p.m., to receive instructions. A Chinese committed suicide m No. 10 Houth Bridge Read on Mond y a
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    PENANG MOTOR TRAGEDY.
    408 6 DRAMATIC STORY AT INQUEST. (From Our Own Correspondent). Penang, Aug. 28. The Coroner's enquiry :n.o the death of Mrs. K. Coombs, who was k lied .n a moU>r accident on the Batu Ferringhi Road recently, opened here to-day. Dr. J. C. Tull stated that death wa-< due
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    IVAN BANKOFF'S SHOW.
    97 6 The |Mt performance of Ivan Bankoff. tliO Dancing Maf tor. a^d his partner, Miss Beth Catmon, takes placa to-night m the Victoria Theatre, aft' i which they will proceed to London via Java and Ind a. Those two clever dancrs took the large nvi.tnce on Satunhy nifbi
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    BANKRUPTCY CASE AT PENANG.
    351 6 (From Our Own Correspontiem. i Penang, Aug. 28. In the Supreme Court Mr. Just cc Sprr-ule reserved judgment on ihe mot on ir.acie on behalf of A. M. Hussen, a Bangkok trader, for dUrlsiufy* from a. v/r'.t for extradition. granted by Urn District Judge follow narrest
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    LATE TELEGRAMS.
    617 6 LA TE TELEGRAMS. THE BELGIAN NOT( MORE 1)1.S R ETI ON Wanted The Belgian „o tCs^. h V.. Government cons dors that th come fo- an alteration mi n th htherto followed. The prtb|^ P^ |rat lons has sufficiently evo^o j where fr endly and d scree* aP* between the
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    F.E.A.T.M.
    49 6 Dr. Knttray, prtaufefti MkV Entoiiainmcrt Cowmiti rWW of th. F::r El -V! Tu-picii McdSc'ne, aiki b I trtttdiag cxhib tors of P prirts, tie, mny M>nd t l :t r WW& lib fOIWIII I fH as frcm Thlir^ > r morrow morninp. and n( t n^ IiPOM Sa v
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    30 6 H s Excellency the Governor < Gui'lemard will resume the r "AJ < on Tuesday, 4th Septomber, on whic those present Wffl have an opporti meeting: the delejrntta of th^ Me* press.
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      123 6 m £J \J gj \j tVERY OLD GIN /?Bf» LIOUEURS CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO.. LTD.. K| inL'orporati d m Shanghai.; I^TLlwn 15, ROBINSON ROAD. RONEO Loose- Leaf Books IN ALL SIZES AT HONESI PRICES. RONEO Limited, 11, Collyer Quay, (Incorporated m England.) Si SI>ORTCS(I ENTS VX i^/ (>rK BPOBTING WEAK Ifl
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      63 6 DUTCH GOUDA AND CREAM CHEESE. SINGAPORE Cold Storage CO., LTD. (Inc. m S.S.) ORCHARD ROAD. JOHN DUKE OPTICIAN. Fellow of the British Optical Association. freeman of the Worshipful Company of Spectacle Makers. Freeman of the City of London. Lute of Old Broid St. London. Late Senior Optician British Army. Aldershot,
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    GERMANY'S BOGEY.
    77 7 A GRAPHIC THREAT. •TBBSIBLI CRISIS." f Reuter's Service.] London, Aug. 28. Ken R entm. m an interview givsn correspondent, sad if fell, accomplishing nothhe w"u'i perhaps be the last bourgeois a Germany, [f that happened of Europe than Germany would sue- ism. If he could keep the' 1
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    AGRA RIOTS.
    276 7 Simla, Aug. 27. \pra war tin scene of further serious n rots. Fire-arms were used M j the casaalties are heavy. The distur- as HAKTAL IN BOMBAY. Bombay, Aug. 27. ntment in India over the reK- < arhien it is contended is nr.bls to Ind ans, culminated in
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    MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
    190 7 fo.lowng acton was taken at a «tei meet**; held on Aug. 24th:<eded that the rents to be toth^PstmasterG.neraj and the »ttway« if it I found possible; em space m the subway of B Causeway for laying teicgnph cable* shall be m each c as,. W d to refer
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    EMPIRE NEWS.
    558 7 NEW CHANCELLOR. MR. X. CHAMBERLAIN APPOINTED. [Reuter's Service.] London, Aug. 27. It is officially stated that Mr. Nevi.l Chamberlain has been appoint ed Chancellc cf the Exchequer and S.r W. Joynson Hick Health Minster. NO SEAT FOR McKENNA. London, Aug. 27. The fact that Mr. McKenna 's decl
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    THE NEW GENERAL HOSPITAL.
    1063 7 PROGRESS MADE. The members of t.;e Far Eaotern Con grass cf Tropical Medicine, some of whon huve a: ready arrived, and many more an due at this week end, wal have an oppor tun-iy of seeing a modern hospital m th< mak ntf. The site of
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    GEYLANG DOUBLE MURDER.
    714 7 SECitET SOCIETY MACHINATIONS. Amazing details of the most sensational of recent Secret Society crimes were disclosed before ti.e City Coroner, Mr. Nicol, yesterday, when the circumstances attending the deaths o tw: Chinese, the victims pf an armed attack which was carried cut m Lorcng 14, Geylang, on
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    15 7 The ban placed on the Catholic Herald by the local Government has been removed. (M.M.)
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      235 7 PROPERTY SALE. The following Singapore, Johore ani Malacca pvtnertiee were sold by auction by Messrs. Checng Koon Serjc Co. at the> a'tiocrrs, No. 30 Chulia St^e<t and No. 38 riverside, Malacca, on We Inesday ani Friday, Aug. and 24. Rubber planet ion si.uateJ roar Pafcir Gudan<r m the district of
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      322 7 NEW t^^A\\ POPULAR RECORDS. %g^*W NUMBERS 10-inch tlo Ü ble-H did Hum Label, $2. B. 1581 WedcUnj Day Dt Groot and the Piccadilly Ich liebe dich Orchestra. F. 158G Carol'na m tho morning II Give it a smile Albert Whelan. H B. IrDO Ivy (Cling to me)— Fox Trot Parade
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      674 8 BLUE FUNNEL LINE Regular Services to LONDON, AMSTEUDAM, ROTTERDAM, ANTWERP, HAMBURG AND BREMEN, GENOA, MARSEILLES. LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. MARSEILLES, HAVRE, LIVERPOOL AND GLASGOW. BOSTON AND NEW YORK. Taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for all Overland Points. WEEKLY SERVICE— LONDON AND N. CONTINENT. due Singapore. tARDAKUft London *id Rotterd.i
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      546 8 ELLERMAN LINE ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co, Ltd. (Incorporated m England) PASSENGER SERVICE Steamer OUTWARD. Dae Singapore tM. CITY OF KARACHI Cfcuia-^Japan Oct. 7 tyfc CITY OF PARIS China— -Japan Sow. If •sj. CITY OF CANTERBURY Ckina— Japan Dae. IT HOMEWARD. CITY OF KARACHI Marseilles— London Dae. •n CITY OF PARIS
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      590 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA and APCAR UNEs (Incorporated m England) MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR ORIENTAL STEAM NAYIG\TION LONDON FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE (Under Contract with Hia Majesty^ Government OUTWARDS from LONDON. HOMEWARDS For China and Japan. For Marseilles, London *nH a ■> Dot Antwen Tonna««. Singapore Tonna M S
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      498 9 The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. AND Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN MANCHURIAN LINE.) (Incorporated m England.) JOINT SERMCE TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK via SUEZ OR PANAMA. FROM NEW YORK. steamers. Dae B'pore Route For tCITY OF HANKOW Sept. 18
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      483 9 ADMIRAL LINE (Incorporated m U.S.A.) FAST PASSENGER SERVICE 19 DAYS— HONGKONG TO AMERICA. Steamer. Sails Hongkong. Arrive Seattle. PRESENT GRANT Sept 7 Sept. 26 PRESIDENT MADISON Sept. 19 Oct. 8 PRESIDENT MCKINLEY Oct. 1 Oct. 20 PRESIDENT JACKSON Oct. 13 Nov. 1 PRESIDENT JEFFERSON Oct. 25 Nov. 18 And every
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      233 9 N. Y. K. LONDON LINM. Suwa Maru Sept. 4 Fushimi Manx Sept. 18 LIVERPOOL LDOL Durban Maru Sept. ft Tokushima Maru Sept. 20 Tsushima Maru end Sept. HAMBURG UN* Matsuye Maru end Sept. NEW TORK LINB ria SUBZ SOUTH AMERICAN tf.NP BOMBAY LIN* Wakasa Maru Sept. S Osaka Maru Sept.
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      779 9 ISTHMIAN UNE Arriving from America yia Panama and Loading for BOSTON, NEW YORK, A.ND BALTIMORE VIA dUEZ DIFJECT. STEEL TRAVELEK due Singapore Sept. 10 j STEEL NAVIGATOR dae Singapore S«pt. ti f Taking cargo on through Bills of L&dwg to a!! Inland Pointi. For freight and particulars, apply to HENDERSON
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
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      FUTILITY IN EXCELSIS.
      239 10 To the Editor, Sir, —During the course of a long residence here I have seen many foolish things dono by those who have the ordering o.' our City and its public services, but for absolute futility the recent erection of a small dust-bin at the foot of
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      THE SEAMEN'S DELIGHT.
      321 10 To the Editor, Sir. I Kupposc? the Sinvra poire public m general run away with the idea that the Sailor's Home" or "Seamen's Institute" as it i.s new called, is more or less a charitable institution, where Officers and nun of tha Mercantile Marine board when unemployed.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    44 10 The P. O. Alipore has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive here on Friday morning, 31st instant. The Karmala has left Colombo and is expected to arrive on Friday afternoon. Both steamers will proceed alongside the P. O. Wharf on arrival.
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      618 10 l' 9____3_. Whatever your car ne have the right i^By^^H^^BBBE battery nt the right M l\_\W_W3-W Wood r n sui at ion I is Good. Threaded Rubber is Better. WIULARD HAS BOTH —as good a wood -insulated battery as can be built. and the still better Willard with Threaded Rubber
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      158 10 Berkley, Miss Cramer, Miss A. ClearyJ Mrs. J. F. Canccllor, Mr. C. Crei: n ?r, Mr' 11. E. Edmonds. Mi«s N. E. 11. Fowl-y. Miss A. E. Fi?aron, Rev. D. G>-o^an, M ss Mr E. H. Glover Mr. E. H^bbftrd Mr. C. T. Holford, Mr. HaiTis, Mr. Haww, Mr. and
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      306 10 TRAOE MARK. Great Auks Il'*pll Head f i hlsener Beer fc|jf SOLE IMPORTERS 77ie Borneo Company, Ltd. 'I'm orporatt.U :a England). S t#nsapore-Ipoh-Penang. KE MARK OF GOOD OIL KEROSENE J^^HOp^ BRILLIANT ECONOMICAL Asiatic Ptipjk-um Co. (S. S.) Ltd il»e*rtor«t#4 U efx C ew —!i LI»TD TRUSBTJ I ■•■irt c?aU B
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      163 10 CKTLON*B PASSENGER TRAFFIC. Durn-r the year 2:T> 927 per?ons paeeed ll. rough Tala mannar, go ng to or coming ftom Ind a, as against 180 393 m 1921, o. 23 per cent, increase. Arrivals, 123.723; d ptiturea, *****4. It is interesting to note that n 191:> Jirr vals exceeded departur-s
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      663 10 MAIL TABLE. TO-IMY vfocira Sab* Djambi S'ngk<.i> 9 air £uco£ Masima 9 a.m. £;UC? b Mersing 9 a.m. $*T im Soon L 4 a.m. Pulaa Soe^i BemaH 9 a.m. inilau Soegi Aing Hong 9 a.m. Mm, Labuan. Jesselton, Kudat and Sandakon Kajang 11a.m. Feaa&ff, Colombo and Bombay Sumatra M^ru 11
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 11 Auguat 28. Bank 4 m.c. 24 5 19 Hank demand 214 l-ifi Private cr d:ts 3 m.s. n i4 New York, <fcoumd 63 Credits 90 days 55^ France, demand orm India. T. T. JJj Hongkong, demand 2% p.c Dia, Yokohama, demand 10«>£. Java, demand 139% Bangkok, demand 79% Sover.
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    PRODUCE.
    156 11 August 2S. Tin 326 Tone 96M Gambier l 3 60 Pepper WhiU- 20 75 Pepper BUck !2jo Tapioca, aquUl flake t.g 10 50 Pearl Sag* sma 1 8.20 Copra 10.26 Copra Sundried 10.g§ Opium, Bena"< n vi 4.UUI* Rice, Rangocn wbit« C 30.00 Ivies. Lin No. 1 for &spo
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    C. OF C. RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    43 11 Singapore, Aug. 28. 12 noon. Singapore Standard Pale Crep?. Spo' r>2%. Singapore Standard Rbbed Smokec Sheet, Spot 52% 53; S:pt 53 H 53%; Ot Deo 56 M, 57; Jan-March 59 59M». Ix>ndon Quotation She-* la. 3^d. M:»rket S^?*dy
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    BRUNEI UNITED PLANT., LTD.
    158 11 The report for the year ended June 30th 'to Km presented at the annual meeting at t.h«* French Bank Bu kings c<n Monday S.pt 3rd., at 2.15 p.m.) gives the net profit $3,835.33, leaving balance of $2,589.26 ifter the debit bate nee brought forward fp>i>i last
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    TRADE AND COMMERCE.
    121 11 ERASER'S REPORT. Singapore, Aug. 2b. Rubber -Is. a /4d. Tin:— £l9l 12s. 6d M 325 tous at 96.50. Rubbers: Malaka I'indas 1.70 1.75, Tapahs IS 13.25, Glonoalv* 1.50 1.60, Bassetts 1.20 1.25, lndraffins 5.50 5.70, Ttluk Ati- sans 7.10 7.30, Chanpkal S«*NjP M 0 3.60, Kuala Sidims
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    MACPHAIL'S REPORT.
    123 11 Singapore. Auk. -S. Rubber: London Is. 3%d. Local Bt%. Tin:— London £191 12a. 6d. Local M> (U23 tjuis sold'). Share Market:— Dull. Rubbers: Glencalya 1.40 1.60. Indr Ciris 5.40 5.C0, Aver MolHrii 1.40 I.4f>, ikit Jeiolongs 12V 2 77%. Malaka i'indae L7O 1.75, r>asaetts 1.2Q 1.25. Tias: Nawng
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    LYALL AND EVATT'S REPORT.
    146 11 Singapore, Aug. 28. Tin.— .l'll)! 12s. 6d. up 15s. 06 1 32f toes. Rubber.— ls. a%d. up *4d. Share Market.— More active. Kubbers.— Lunaa 7.90 8.10. Cimiffialtai H U. Indragiris. 5.50 5.60. Radellas 4 4.20 r Katoyanc Bahrus 09 LQtft, Tambalaks 84 83, New Serendahs 3.10
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    163 11 T- c direct foreign shipment* of rubber for I \e first seven months ot 1923 amounted to 1J598 tons. For the same period m 11/22 the amount wag v,033 tons, but the ments tft Singapore m the latter period wm 11,344 tons against 4,474 m the former indicating a change
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      96 11 CHASER'S SHARK LIST Yesterday's Alterations. P Const.. (5s.— 8s. 3d. 9s. 3d. Renong Tin 21s. 3d. 22. 3d. South Taipings 1.02 Vfe 1 07^Titi Tin (10) 1.85 2.10 Bas3ett ($1> 1.17V:: 1.25 Glensalys (44 000—) 1.4." 150 Kluang 3.20 3.50 Malaka P ndas (1,000,000—) 1.70 1.77 VMalakoff (1,000,000—) 3.20 3.40
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    1529 12 As m last year's final rain played an important part m the last match of the Mala, a Cup soccer competition At X a. a Lumpur on Saturday af ernoon and played it so effectively that at one time there was. a poss bility of the fa:e of
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    "MATRICULATION MANIA"
    276 12 White South Africa's Itynger. Cape Town, July 23. The danger of attempt ng to bu Id up v white civilization a* a mere supers tructu c upon a basis of black labour is the keynote of tba speeches which, General Smuts is now delivering m var our parts
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    RACE FOR AMERICA CUP.
    81 12 London, Aug. 13. > r Thomas Linton pr or to his depar. ttre from Liverpool to New York, an•u.unced definitely that he had decided to nlVigv for the American Cup m 1925, i hus making his fifth attempt, sayng: "It s a pity that the Cup
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      SINGAPORE CUP FOOTBALL.
      501 12 MIDDLESEX WIN SEMI-FINAL. By defeating: the S. R. C. by six goals to nil on th%i Padang yesterday, the M ddJesex won the>r way to the final of the F ngapore Cup Competiton. There wa» not the slightest element of luck about the tteffiment'e success. The S.
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      COUNTY CRICKET.
      179 12 [Renter's Servicel Ixmdun. Aug. 27th. At Manchester: Lancashire defeated I'cibyohre by an ir.n nfcs and '12. Lancashire scored 22. r >, Hallows contributing 91. Morton e^tured six of the Lwififtr'aaji' Wrcketi f < r 45 runs. In their first inn np I>trby scored 156, Parkin* tak ng six
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      MALAYA CUP SHOOTING.
      114 12 TM S.V.C. fired off ihc 30 yards Malaya Crn Competition on Saturday a tomoon, 25th. instant, the following being the order •T merit for tlie mx teadiaj teams > 1. No, 1 Platoon Eurasian Coy. 2. No« 2 Platoon Eurasian (Joy. .7. Ritfnt Section S.R A. (v).
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      KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
      96 12 The visult of the August Indies Spoo^ a w n for Mrs A. S. Gardner with a score of 56 12 44 nett. "On account of the growing membership" Tf the Kobe Golf Club it has been decided o raise the entrance- fee to 100 yen. The
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      YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
      169 12 C C'ass Single. Campiing beat Baker, 11. C. w.o. Hansen vs. King, unfinished. Snell beat McOustra 6—l, G—o. Mc'^rae bsat Godfrey, w.o. Furbcr beat Mtredith 6 —4, 4 —6, 6—4. Bourne beat Eber 6 —l, 6 —2. Gsle beat Rogers w.o. Fraser beat Roberts 6—2, I—o, 6—2. Stephen
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      Y.M.C.A. TENNIS.
      153 12 Monday's Reenlts. B F. San'og beat Mok Kirn Hwee, 6 o. 6— 1. C. D. Smith boat I. G. Bcott. 6—3, 6—2. Lim Chuan Hoe vs. F. Ziegele, unfinished, to be fin shed to-day. Tan Bcnsr Geok vs. Hsue Sic Gie, unfinished, to be fin shed to-day. To-diy'a
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      SINGAPORE GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
      37 12 The pubric are reminded th'it entref for th? OrtfMp'onship close on Sept Ist. Entrance $1, also Stating the Club which they wi?h to rejvesent, to be sent to tht Hon. Secretary, Garrnon Golf Club.
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      RETIREMENT OF A GREAT BOWLER.
      275 12 Cricket has suffered a big loss recently by the retireßMßi >^f Sidiuy F. Harms, one of the greatest bowlen t"..» game b>i svei Nrt n. Like m ny Another fin- player Barnes r.:.s one of A C. Mac'aren's disccver'es. acd after play'ng m enlj three
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    69 12 The Surna changes its pro'"-amm? com-l-Mely to-ntght. Tro first show has op'sodes 9, 10 and 11 of The Sky Rin^r sera. In the second are two bt<r ftstovti The f rst is a spociaJ comedy wth OMve Thomas ir 5 parts entitled Madcap Madp-e, nnd th« second a
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