The Straits Times, 28 August 1920

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 28,421 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1920 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      170 1 Price no* $14.»j per em yf^^i. F^S^^. 18TABU8H1D NBARLY 803 YEARS «|^^m J. TRAVERS SONS, f |k\ il^'ji <Insorpor»*td >« B«(.ltcdl I 'jjh K V?^V^^^ WJQjI MKBOHUN.'S MA^O?4OrOBBR9 %^^|/|i S^^^- J' \^^^v^ iS&y C«iTI»CT»W TO TIE ■RIT'IH NVIRMERT k -<^ fs*~\?~ trade MAR.t 119. CANNON STREET. LONDON E.C. »«A«D IIOHAL
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      137 1 BOBINSON CO LTD. (Itiojiponied tbe M aiii BeiUemaate) NEW:SH(PMENT OF JBL HOC E2 JEIL X JBL WT Wardrobe Trunks, Ladies Hat Cases, Cabin Trunks I ihe;wabdbobetrumk 4' In Various Sizes > As illustra'ic n Wai:: LADIES SUIT C4SES HAT CASES SOILED L'NE BAG i H^V^ "f 1 IRAVEI LING KIT
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    Calcutta Flooded
    1237 2 Fun of Paddling a Canoe In Cbowringbee. W mn >» go a libh time back in the history I Calcutta to fio4 anything t,i eqaU Ibt past fljod that ewep* opno t^e Oi:y en F»id*j, rep >r»u the Biulith'jUD of Ao«n3» I.1 Kb le t»7j be-in ojclones in
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      445 2 yt pjt&sy world n f Famous, rot onlj Q ry> but throughout W j, are the superb val a W from John Noble's. >4^ts^ W YoushoulJsen^ to JjyforShe won- /M^^«*Vv W Wl dc fu't 68 page Catalogue, giving fllmV \W\X Q p i r KwrjdMl Jpy Q O ami nil
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      386 2 ;Cc!lcura Will Help Clear 13 Sorp to Cleanse HoHeol h.v- aft -.Ic3 ar.J rcdnesG and raughnc-ss, dandrufTand itctiir.g. Prevent Vuzn I j making this wonderful skin-tleAr-_icxion sorpyour cv. > C :i.:)ra Ointmen: to the On al littla s'»in and scrip troubles. :.'lt 2,\ tht' npirc Kor h :ii- MU,i'V*L.l, U.
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      135 2 LEYLAND Motor Lorries The Premier Engisti Lorry 2, 3 4-ton Models IMVICOI/kfL O ELI V CRY STRAITS MOTOR G4RA6E Kuala Lumpur, Bmgapore, Ipoh. IM STOCK Bearing Metals Bronze Spnng W;re Electrolytic Copper Wir Mild Steel Sheets and Bars Scottish Crown Iron Miners Octagon Drill Steel Clyde Dog Spikes, Steel Rivet*
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    Mannix and Jerger.
    1187 3 The Arcbblshop Dtnoiiaccd In Au^ralia A ec»tbirg itdieiui- rt cl Ci. Maunix sod tbr> tcieea nndei bi« iimilllaOJ «H prOTO^d kj Mr. BokUb >■ U.O eonrae cl astikriD^, spceob »i a tceeting i tl c Ni.icual FeH*» > to. in »be Btu-iigo Ton U\U on July >4
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    99 3 A. pi .vi a cent ion mi is ced at Biiabane o> Joky 8 declaring thai U;j «o owing gwd? ■I*l bo comm -ii-ivi to ioh tie Prcfiteeving PfOTeotion Aol appli i;int«^ily tbiooi>h ouc Itie Slate o! Qaefnaiind Slatte, tilfis (jslvtiiisja iron, blO oMut rotficg Diftieriiile, paint and paint bits,
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      256 3 Tm 'i OILET DP.ESSrNG j£s>S?Wk i HOT CLIMATES 1 /P^^S^l i. -A Bifrohn tts Salp. /(^/^Pw^Tf tuJ fr:.;.-:.ti Tlkick, Lwiuriaat, I 1 "3 AS CRYSTAL NO DYE, OIL 02 CBEASB. nssRWG, t^*>;'l 30 VSARS* R^UTATIOM BEHIND WEBfibrfli. PRICES 1/3, 2/6 4/6 per bottte. j i^iuV YOUR BOTTLE TODAvI < AND
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      372 3 Anaemia Our biood it composed of red and white corpuwlei iy the red to nourish the body, H the white to figbt di»ea»e. lv H Anatuj'a— or blood!r«nes» J ihe red corpuscles are ur^re s or Jfsi" deficient Thu* the I Wood (*.rniot jVTOTidr »ufi j cipnt nourishment for the
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      376 3 SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY FIELD. Not only has the CHINESE COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY established a reputation nmong advertisers for responsiveness and quality of circulation in its own Field, but also on those accounts '.hat we have carried in competition with the larpfw'.st Commercial Directories publiFhid In the Straits nnd X.M.S. The CHINKSK
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      355 3 LtON KENDAL THE WORLD-RENOWNED ASTROLOGER CHIROMANT FOR A SHORT STAY OM.V STAMFORD BUILDING Room No. 304 (Opposite Van Wijk Hoh-1) CONSULTATION HOUBf 10 to 6 HiSTOKY Off lUX WOUI It W\|( i From iin Aiiut.i ■:■> Viewpoint I With Chronology of Important K »> Thnii. >« n. b«-ki. A Clear
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      767 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0.- British India am Apcar Line (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Under Contract with Hit Majesty's Government) The Company* HAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present suspended LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES ft LONDON Dae
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      710 4 STEAMER SAILINGS PRINCE LIKE Ulna, (Incorporated la Ka Ua4Y FAB CAST I BIT Id FOB mtW TORI CELTIC PRINCE Tia •boot Ind kail Oft For all Information apply to ADAMSON, GILFILLAN 00., &T» (Incorporate* <» ■aa**E4> THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LIMITED (Incorporated la the United Klngdoa) For Chli» u4 Jaaaa
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      309 4 STEAMER SAHIMBS 0. S K. TMB OSAKA IHOfIBN Ullli LTD. (Ineor9oraU4 fa Jtpu) N•• 1 D« Iww Kxmt. Propo*«d Sailla* froa Nwkn (SobJ.rt to chut* vitkcat b«H»»; FOR POST SAID. H4UDUH, LOifDON. ANTWERP, BOTTCBDAIf AND HAMBURO ALPS HARD >M. «•>«. ATLAS MARU *ad B«pt. (omit calling at Humlllm) ARC I
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      366 4 STEAMER SABJNSS PSm yuiek KAISHA (laeor>er«U« Is J« M a> »aia» Btefl Ctmtmt vttfc Ik* ba»*rtat IIMIIM fi>ltMW> Sakteat to altoratleai vtakait miM bubofb kail un FertaJckUy ImtM Far L*a4ea, Aatwwv rU (MclMn) Naj; Ol««k* law, Part tatd sa4 Mama**, SHIDZUOKA MARU Au*. II KAGA MARU Sept. 14 KUMANO MARU
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      549 5 STEAMER SAILINGS a.s. HINGAIMA, AUGUST 2S. 1920 aaai of cargo per the above steimc from Italy are hereby noli' ...I that she ha> arrived and has dloeharged her cargo at Godown 34, Tai BOCIETA COMMISSIONARIA BXP. IMP, DODWELL LINE (Incorporated in Kngland) FOR MEW rOM DIRECT BGBKMONI CABTLI Leads September
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      667 5 STEAMER SAILINGS GI.ENAVY. Al'dST 1», 1920 Consignees of cargo ex the above stenmer v. hereby m.iii ed thai the survey of cargo landed in daasagw* condition wili he held >n M.mday, August :>O, in Ciodowns Nos. 46 ■md 47. No further (array wiil be held* after tkii aat*. BOUSTEAD A-
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      834 5 GOVERNMENT NOTICE Tenders will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of August 31. 1920, for the following works 1. Election of twelve terrace houses with outhouses, garages, etc., at Grove Road, Tanjong Katong. 2. Erection of the Cancellation Branch adjoining the Government Offices. 3. General repairs,
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      921 5 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES VICTORY BONDS Bearing Interest from the date of pnrehaa* •t Uve per cent, per annum, payable o» September 1 and March 1. REPAYABLE AT PAR ON SEPTEMBER 1 1534. PRICE OF ISSUE— IOO PER CENT. All proceeds of Ibis issue will be lent U.
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      849 5 DESTRUCTION OF MOSQLITOS ORDINANCE, 191». SOME PLACES THAT HOLD WATER AND BREED MOSQUITOS Bottles, buckets, butts. Cans, cups, coconut shells and husks, cisterns, cesspools, even copying book water holders. Gutters, gravestones. Holes and hollows in trees and large leaves and in cut bamboo stumps. Hulks and wrecks. Machinery (especially when
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      918 5 GOVT. NOTIFICATION (VIDE GAZETTE No. OF 6th .M'GUBT. I'J-JO.) TKMnKS will be reei-iv. d at th* Colonial or Soiuember A Government Monopolies DepartßMat for tha year. IMI I— 1 Supply of best Amov »r 110.i K k<ing pot* each capable of easily containing three It of chanciu. The pets t"
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      906 6 CINEMAS I $ioo,oood^ I Vcj bav< re*a *boji this, and o! ooarae, joa want to ueo* all sboot it Yjd .formation, tn enramenoe with, if joi will o»H. any nig-t, norn F.li j, ADRuai *7, to *L<latni»y, Sip'eaofcdi 1, at tbe M T I (Matlb.roogb) (Theatre) BEAOH R)iD In tbe
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      282 6 CINEMAS fin hallo/td.# BIT- v7A^a FIBST bHGW Al 7.80 ■W-'/x/Msl DOR3THY PHILLIPS HBT AN 'JIB n Universal- Jewel production Wk'flW 6act3 DESTINY c acts a ri^knre Ihftt pie«e»»B »he most f»Bo'naitßß mjatfry o»>!?es-for all afjes. THB MYSTBRY OF FATB At 8 83 r.v. Slu»rt Paion'a sapeißerial With OLAIBE' H.rry Carter
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      282 6 FOR SALE NEW BEVE.N-SKATER HUPMOBILE $2,000 As a proof of th« quality of our Carbon papers of English Manufacture, we have made 6 copies of the above attraction, and believe ua, the sixth copy is quite as distinct as the first. Per box of 100 sheets (6 Come and see
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      317 6 M. EZEKIEL WHOIESAI.K ANU RKTAIL OPTICIANS O. High Street (Europe Hotel Buildingi) NOTICE We beg to notify tlie public that we skull lot hold ourselves responsible for any conract or transaction made unless the same s signed and confirmed by cither our Hanagng Proprietor, Mr. S. Anandayah, or our Manager,
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    139 7 nxn kbs. Satin day. Au,*ust 28. 10JM n. 9.56 p.m. Horn** «4 Mil iiavcK. Xunda> August 29. v.m., 10.31 p.m. I il;c. lining Club, MtK., 2.30 p.m. u.:iO p.m. Monday, August 30. High Wmt r. 11.1- n m.. 11.5 p.m. UMting, 5.30 p.m. I nth, ic. Theatr*
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    92 7 f. I.S AT THE DOCKS. i, i, Baal* Abella. Ban Fo Soon. I-,.t r.r.tsz. Shear* !...ri. Albert and Victoria Dry •>■■. Main Wharf Gorpon. Hci- Hal ii r. I'rinoe d landtn. Djck Lai .-'ar;. Ku.Ja, Malnam, \\c-t M Mara, Oanfa. Jardines Wharf NIL lulu Urani Coal Wharf.- Nil.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    83 7 Mara, Jap., 1,003 tons, from Karatvu for unc ..j'.. :'JJO tons, from Kobe line. G lon.-, from Eatavia tfiSi ton.!, from Kobe 27-S, for Calcutta unc. tuns, from Bombay >r Bangkok Prine* i i> n, D :t., 3/S8 tons, for Amb-.v-rdam \l6-i. from Penant; 28-8, r.s. from Malacca
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    166 7 T,.d»> P, Banl a, Bi waam, So irabaya, Band- k. Uaroe, B. Papaa I a .1 p.m. ■ral eahaa 4 Penang 3 p.m. Itaaaa 8 p.r-. Penang h; J Caleatta ..4 p.m RangOM and Calcutta p.m 4 p.m. tfi PJ»<"ucob 4 p.m. kiaruaon 4 p.m. taa and
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE
    27 7 (Offlci»i Pot Offlc* Report) *ft P'pore .\c!y 5 Jal» 7 July 8 Julr 13 August 2 August 9 August 9 Außunt It August 23
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    130 7 EXCHANGE Singapore, August 28. On I.onJjn, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 1/16 Demand 2/3 13/16 Private 3 m. 3 credit* 2/3 25/32 On New York Demand 40 H Private JO days 46% On France Bank 670 On India, Bank T. T. 119 On Hongkong, Bank d/d 90 1
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      MINING
      205 7 Iss. Val. Pd. Buyers. Se'lers. 10 10 Ampang 16.00 1 1 Ayer Weng 1.25 1.50 £1 £1 Kam Kamunting 2.16.6 2.18.6 10 10 Hint a Attoc. 7.26 8.00 £1 1 Kinta Tin 2.7.6 nom. 1 1 Hitam Tin 2.90 3.10 1 1 Jelantoh 1.80 2.00 £1 £1 Lahat Mine*
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      GENERAL
      121 7 Iss. Val. Pd. Buyers. Sellers, ci £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 3.10.0 3.17.6 £1 £1 E. Smelting Co. 12.00 13.00 !>/- 5/- Electric T'ways 3/3 4/3 10 10 Fraser Neave 58.00 59.00 50 50 W Hammer Co. 110.00 112.50 100 MM Kat7 Bros. 130.00 150.00 Cl £1 Mexican Eagle 11.5.011.17.6
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      DEBENTURES
      89 7 U. Kng. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 par t p.e. pa. Spore Electric Tramways 5 p.c. £350,00 C Don. Spore Municipal 5 p.c. *I,S7S,CCO par Spore Mun. 4H p.c. of 1907 $1,000,000 16 p.c. lOp.c.dis. Spore Mun. 4'% p.e. of 1909 $1,600,500.. 16 p.c. lOp.c.dis. 3'pore Mud. 4Vi (a of 1909
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    RUBBER SHARES
    439 7 Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evan's Quotations. [Latest available Sterling Quotations are printed on another page on Friday.] To-day's Prices i Fraser Lyall Co. Evatt Allcnby ($1) O.SO 0.90 0.80 0.90 Alor Gajab ($1) 3.70 3.90 3.60 3.80 Am. Malay 125 4.76 4.60 4.75 I AyerHitaiu<ss) 23.00
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      116 7 b.s. BENLEDI vs nrc requested to note that the only surray of aaasaa*4, etc., cargo ex. this :teamcr will be held on Tuesday, the Slst instant, at I PJS. Godown 15, Tanjong Pagar. BltlTiSH-IMHA S. N. CO, LTD. M, lAMCOUL For Melbourne and Sydney here August 30 and will probably
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      728 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS nOX 44 for Tender clerk. Post f.lled. Applicants thanked. T.I LIT AND-OR FOR SALE, bungalows, OiTicei Bml stores. App.y U. J. Elias. PRIVATE, family take* paying (ruests. 3 up y Hilly, Mruit* Timc_3. •HONE ,NT.Mbi:n 2303, Lindsey rim;iany, Motor Car Dealers, 2D-2, Raffles WANTED, a nn'e or a
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      95 7 MIDDLE EAST FILMS, LTD. Head Office 25, MALACCA STREET, SINGAPORE. SOLE DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE OE TTJEfcY PORTABLE CINE PROJECTOR Th* Perfect portable Motion Picture Machine for Horn* o**a Can be operated from ordinary electric light plug oa 2SO, 110 or M »olt airearU WEIGHS I* lbs. CARRIES LIKE A SUITCASE
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      401 7 TO LET AND-OR FOR S4iE < Bungalows, Offices and Stores APPLY O. J. Ktjl A «9 NOTE THESE PRICES WHY BUY AMERICAN BATTERIES FOR YOUR MOTOR CAM WIIK.N \VB CAN SUPPLY FROM STOCK BRITISH MADE ACCUMULATORS 6 volt 85 amp. hour capacity. lO^a in.-i. long. 7'-s *ns. wide, U' ins.
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      203 7 VICTORIA THEATRE COMMKNriMi MONDAY, AUGUST 30 M AfRICE F. r.VNDMAN PaVKirn tub BANDMAN COMEDY CO. In a Repertoire of the fata at I-ondon Succi MONDAY, ACCJUST .10 NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH TI 'ESDAY. UWOI :il THE NAUGHTY WIFE HtIIXtSMAV, .sKITEMHER I A VOJCE FROM THE MINARET THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 BILLETED
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 IRELAND.
    1111 8 The Straits Times SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 IRELAND. Men of moderate opinion have been meeting in Ireland to discuss what can be done to ease the deplorable condition of the country. One of their first acts was to pass a resolution asking for release of the Lord Mayor of Cork, who
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    36 8 Alor Star will have its bank before Sungei Patani, for it is understood that the Chartered Bank is going to occupy temporarily the ex-Mines Office, in Jalan Pengkalan Kapal, from next month, when A.II. 1339 commences.
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    36 8 H.M. the King of Siam has advanced the Department of Commerce to the status and rank of a Ministry. The decree states that Siam, like other nations, must hasten to take steps to expand her commerce.
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    41 8 The Straits Echo understands that the forthcoming meeting of the Legislative Council on September Swill be held in the Town Hall, Penang. It will, of course, be open to the public and arrangements are being made to provide a reasonable accommodation.
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    51 8 There will be a general meeting of the Malacca Planters' Association in the Malacca Club on Sunday, September 5, at 10 a.m. The bosfaMM Mantel ot previous general meeting, correspondence, to nominate a representative on the Malacca Agricultural Medical Board vice Mr. H. E. Nfaom, wboajr, Rural Board assessment and
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    12 8 Colombo had its London mails of July 29 delivered eight days ago.
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    35 8 At the sale held at L. A. Chitty and Co.'s sale-room, in Malacca, on Thursday, the four pieces of rubber lands at Kcsanir, Rim and Jasin were bought by P.C.R.M. Mutu Raman Chetty for $13,000.
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    46 8 A London wire of July 16 says I Eighty-six American missionaries have sailed from New York to Africa, India, China and Malaysia. Their means of propaganda includes Charlie Chaplin films, interspersed with pictorial Christianity views, which they hope will help in the conversion of the heathen.
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    65 8 Sentence of two months' rijrorous imprisonment was imposed by Capt. Rowbotham in the third court this morning upon a Hylam, named Loh Ah Lian, for theft on board the steamer Valaya in harbour on the 24th inst. Accused is alleged to have gone on board in the absence of the
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    74 8 The Assistant Minister for Defence at Melbourne (Brigadier-General Ryrie) was served with a writ by Messrs. Brennan and Rundle on July 23 on behalf of Father Jerger, in which he claims £5,000 damages from Brijjadier-General Ryrie for alleged defamation of character. The claim is based on a speech made by
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    82 8 An enjoyable night was spent yesterday by members and friends of the Malayalee Association, the occasion being the third anniversary and Onam, their national festival. Mr. B. Ambigavathi presided nnd speeches were made by Messrs. F. Neelankavil, B. G. Netto and the president. The function came to an end after
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    86 8 A respectable Chinese lady staying at 18 Everton Road, while riding home on Wednesday night at about 9 o'clock was robbed by a Sikh at the junction of Teck Guan Street and Robertson Quay. She lost a brilliant hairpin, said to be worth over $300. She has reported the matter
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    88 8 A discussion of another subject of topical interest will take place in the Straits Chinese Reading Club, on Thursday next at 8 p.m. Messrs. Chua Keh Hai and Cheang Peng Moh will propose that, in the ojvnion cf this meeting, the majority of the Straits Chinese are indifferent as to
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    88 8 A representative committee is now appealing for funds for the building of a new school-house for girls on Weld's Hill, -ays the Malay Mail. This is a Church of England school already in existence but carrying on under some difficulties owing to" lack of accommodation. It is not confined to
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    115 8 A Melbourne message of July 28 says When the Father Jerger case was before the High Court, the point was raised that Father Jerger was not a British subject. The following cable message was received from London to-day by one of those interested in the matter Jerger naturalised January, 1880."
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    111 8 A novelty in strikes occurred in Calcutta on August 5 when the Pleaders practising in the Small Cause Court declined to appear before Mr. Mitter, the third Judge, owing to his alleged highly insuiting language to a member of the Bar. The Pleaders in question raised various objections to the
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    114 8 An incendiary fire at Venice destroyed the royal arsenal, causing £500,000 damages. Only the outer walls, which were built by Don Giovandi Saranzo, are left standing. The people of Venice were awakened by a series of terrible explosions, and in terror began to fling mattresses and their choicest possessions from
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    127 8 A supplement to the F.M.S. Gazette of August 24 contains a notification that H.E. the High Commissioner, in exercise of powers under the Public Emergency Enactment, makes the following regulations On and after August 24, [920, the importation of rice bran into the F.M.S. is prohibited, except in regard to
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    523 8 Mr. Ji'hn Mason. Mast< r Mariner is granted a licence to ait as Pilot in the pilotage district of Penan;:. The Governor has actvptid the re-ignn tion of Second Lieutenant 11. A. Courtney Malacca Volunteer Jiili' Dr. G. E. Brooke, I I let Health Officer. Singapore is
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    Motor far Speed Limit.
    59 8 The Governor in Council has prescribed a speed limit of 10 miles per hour in excess of which no motor ear when passing through the limits of the following villages in Province Wellesley shall bo driven Bukit Mertajam, Butterworth, Bagan Tuan Kechil, Bukit Tambun, N'ibong Tebal,
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    Outward Mails.
    73 8 A mail from Europe exß.l.Thnngwa will arrive by train to-moirow morning. The G.P.O. will be open from 8 a.m. to noon to deal with it and there will be one delivery to all parts of the town and residential districts. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to buxholders
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    Prison Labour.
    97 8 The Governor has appointed the following places in Singapore to be prisons for the custody of prisoners undergoing sentences of imprisonment All that area bounded by Moulmein and Balestier Roads on the north, by Balestier and Race Course Roads on the east, by Race Course and Rangoon Roads
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    H.E.Sir LaurenceGuillemard.K.C.B.
    117 8 H.E. Sir LaurenceGuillemard.K.C.B. The following is the programme of tho movements of His Excellency thi- Governor and Hiph Commissioner from Septeni ber 1 to September 6 Sept. 1 Leave Penanu Hill for the Residency, Pemintf. Sept. 4 Leave Penally by the Sea Belle. Sept. 5 Arrive at S( rembaii. Sept.
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      82 8 ADVANCE DISPLAY og!jfe Fashions Millinery, Novelty lipjpf Frocks, Sunshades, j&S%& j Jumpers, etc., etc. JoJt^^3 JUST ARRIVED $^Jjh JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. (TBeoipeiatoo* ia Bcgiatd) SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR. IMMEDIATE DEUVERY INDIAN MOTOR CYCLES WITH SIDE-CAKS r M CENTRA I POWERPLUS MODELS w/LMfll£flfcjfcJMl ELECTRICALLY EQUIPPED BUCHANAN'S Black and White Whisky
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      170 8 SELECT SUBJECTS AND BIG FEATURES AT SINGAPORE'S MODERN PICTURE THEATRES (Tsa Cheac Kee ft Co, Ltd., Proprietor*) ALHAMBRA VTTAGRAPH SERIAL 15 Episodes TH« WOMAN IN THE WEB Episodes 13 and 14 Featuring Hedda Nova and I. Prank Glendon Pta. TWIN PAWNS 6 Pt». Featuring Mac Murray and Warner Oland Topical
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    IRELAND.
    400 9 Firm Attitude on Hunger Striking. Ix>rd Mayor of Cork Not To Be Released. RrrTFis TrxECRAMS London, August 25. Mr. R idm n I Howard, nephew of the late Kr. .Tc lin Re lmond, yesterday evening pent His Majesty an appeal begging for rl IICITJ regarding the Irishmen who are
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    Mesopotamia.
    91 9 Rxuteb Telegram London, August 25. A War Office communique states that the area north-cast of Bagdad continues quiet. The Mosul and Bagdad areas are normal No further fightir has occurred on the middle Euphrates. The block house system alung the Ursillan railway has been completed. In the course of
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    The Coming Slump.
    90 9 Recter Telegram London, August 25. Dr. Clapham, at the British Association meeting in Cardiff, prophesied a great industrial and commercial slump. He was of opinion that America would suffer more than Britain. The slump would be more rrrtan in America because her position h irs most resemblance
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    DOUWES DEKKER.
    35 9 (Aruta Service.) Wettevrede*, Augu Dewwes Debtor, who i- well known in connection with the notorious Hindu conspiracy, was to-day sentenced to a ycai't iiii.n i. lucuicnl owing t.) an article tending .to t>l.rTip-*iisair.-itH,ii.
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    RUSSIAN POSITION.
    445 9 Poland Rejects the Russian Terms. Attitude of British Labour Party. Rxurra Tri.Fr.RAMS London, Aujjust 23. The PaP.y Herald Minsl; correspondent reported on the 23rd that the P.>!ish reply to the Russ'nn peace terms amounts to flat rejection. Out of fifteen Russian demands only DM, namely demobilisation, is acc-pted,
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    107 9 Macphail and Co.'s Daily Report. Singapore, August 28. Silver.— 61. Tin.— Buyers at 142. Rubber. Market irregular and firmer, with little passing. Share market. Market stagnant with prices unchanged generally and small business doing. There are sellers of Pulau Bulangs 3.50, Indragiris 10.90, Clives 75 cents, Jelutongs
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    How to Prescribe.
    161 9 The fashionable doctor threw a glance up the road, and rubbed his hands gleefully. His trunk was packed, his professional attitude was laid aside, and his carriage was due. But the assistant who was to act as administering angel during his absence did not share his master's
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    Municipal Commission.
    1192 9 Plan for a New Main Thoroughfare. An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was hold yesterday afternoon. The President. Mr. R. J. Farrer, was in the chair, nnd the o'.Virr I pro ;ent were Messrs. M. A. Kamuzie, i B K. Mugliston, Sect Tiong Wah, J. A. Elias.
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    SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS.
    578 9 Appeal for Funds for Permanent War Memorial. Major F. Fraser, hon. secretary, has addressed to us the following appeal At a meeting of the executive committee of the Seaforth Highlanders' Association, it was decided to issue an appeal for :-'unds for the Seaforth Highlanders' War Memorial. During the
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    Promissory Notes Case.
    199 9 In the Supreme Court, yesterday Mr. Justice Barrett Lennard gave judgment in the action, brought by Anna Moona Viana Rana Saminathan Chitty as holder of five promissory notes all dated November 24, 1917, for sums amounting in the aggregate to $26,000 with a view to recovering that
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    The Sailors' Home.
    50 9 Tho Governor has appointed the following to be unofficial ■Ullllfll of the ccminittee of the S.ngapoiv Sailors Institute Mr. A. P. Cameron, Mr. W. Q. Hennings, Captain M. McDonald (nominated by the Straits Merchant Service Guild), Mr. F. W. Smith, (nominate'! by the Association of l-i i
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    An Elephant Kraal.
    1769 9 Government House Party's Narrow Escape. Writing from Kraal Town, Ceylon, on August 18, the correspondent of the Times of Crvlon, says After having gone for two days without water the elephants, numbering as is estimated nearly CO, ar very restless, and during the night made repeated attempts
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    Labuan Recreation Club.
    387 9 The annual general meeting of the I.abuan Recreation Club took place in the club house on August 14, under the presidency of Mr. G. E. Cator, the Resident. Among those present were Messrs. Roberts, Vanscolina, Stanley, Farmer, Mann, Tan Yin Choon, Pagat Singh, Chan Wai Sik, K.
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    Broga Rubber.
    899 10 Straits Times Criticism of The Flotation. The statuary MMUm of the Broga i Rubber Kstutes, Limited, was held at the Chamber of Commerce, Kuala Lumpur, on August 21, under the chairmansh.p «.f l)r E. A. O. Travers. According to the report in the Malay Mall the Chairman said
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    The Policeman's Sword.
    119 10 Mr. Oka. the Chief of the Metropolitan Police, holds that the long sworJs worn by Japanese policemen are at once incongruous anil inconvenient, s.^ys.the Japan Chw nicle. H laid his views informally i i.n.l Mr. Kobashi, tba Minis!. t and Vice,-Minister of Home A Tain respectively, and
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      Street Robbers.
      111 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Si:.— On the night of the 25th instant at about 10 p.m. a Chinese Laly was unfortunately robbed of her belongings by some Bengalees and Klings while she was driving in a ricksha at the lunction of Teck Guan Street and
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    472 10 SUNDAY, AUGUST 29. St Andrew's Cathedral. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 9.15 a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 p.m. No Sunday School and Bible Classes. B.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. There will be servire at T. Katong at 9.15 a.m. Matins and Litany. St. Matthew'3
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    NYALAS RUBBER ESTATES.
    692 10 A Fine Property with Good Prospects. Following is the report of the directors of the Nyalas Rubber Estates, Ltd., for the year ended May 31, 1920 Gentlemen, your directors submit herewith a duly audited statement of the accounts of the company for the year ended May 31,
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    Cause of Musical Sands.
    187 10 New comment is reported on the Singing Sands of Lake Michigan. The sands in question are found everywhere near the water's edge throughout the dune region. The characteristic sound is heard when one walks in the sand or pushes a stick or other object through it,
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    Monstrous and Indecent.
    40 10 Mr. Justice Darlington, in refusing the application of a movie encern to film a murder trial, characterised as monstrous and indecent such exploiting of the misery and anguish of those who were being tried for their lives.
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    89 10 At the Scapa Flow sinkings a British gunboat picked up a German officer who was, as per usual, very Hunnish in h!s manners, and commenced running down the British navy. Amongst other things he said that Jellicoc was an old woman and Boatty was bah (he spat a\ The British
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    BOOKS RECEIVED.
    833 10 The Code of The Mountains. The Code of the Mountains, by Charles Neville Buck, Methuen and Co., Ltd., 36, Essex Street, London, Ts. In this novel, for the large majority of readers, the author has broken new ground. His characters are the primitive people of the Kentucky mountains,
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    Russian Ships Seized.
    99 10 The Russians have opened negotiations with the Japanese with regard to the return of the ships, confiscated on April 5, wherrthe Japanese occupied Vladivostok, says a message of August 11. A temporary agreement has been concluded w'th the Japanese for the return of all the ships without
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    The China Command.
    93 10 Major-General F. Ventris, C.8., who has boon General Officer Commanding the Forces in China during the past five years, is being relieved in the autumn. His I ■aeeaMur in the Command is Major- 1 Generar 5 Sir George Macaulay Kirkpat- i rick, X.C.8., X.C.5.1.. who is leaving
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    COLOMEO CAUSE CELEBRE.
    555 10 A Fort Jeweller Charged With Cheating. Mr. Deyalal Samjee, of Messrs. Balkasan L'as, bankers of Madras, filed a plaint recently at the Colombo I'ol.ce Court harging Mr. M. Samsiidecn Ismail, senior partner of Messrs. A. H. Ismail and M. S. ismail, and his manager, Mr. Naina Mohan-ado,
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    AFRICAN CHIEF IN LONDON.
    479 10 Oluwa's Stale Umbrella of Fuming Colours. "1 have confidence in British justice. I have come thousands oX miles to put my case before the Privy Council whatever their decision may be I shall accept it without question." This simple declaration of faith was made to a
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      S.C.C. Tennis Tournament.
      66 10 Yesterday's results were as fellows Profession, Pairs ((ualii'ying RassBSSL Civil Service 4, Liiiiirliam Garter and Talma beat Mcr. 10, Chator and BtrasMeh 6-0, 6—2. Banks 1, Linton and Vick beat Civil Service 2, McKerron and Daws. .11. G— l. MONDAY'S TIES. Banks 1, Vick and Linton v.
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      L.L.T.C. Tournament.
      187 10 Yesterday's results were as follows Mixed Doubles A Class. Miss I.amb and Gai'iit owe .'50 beat Major and Mrs. Shore owe 15, 1-0, 10— K» s Mrs. Gregory Jones and Lf.-f'ol. Cotirrave plus 2 boat Lady Kidout am! Mr. Miles owe 15.4, 6—1, 1 -2. Mixed Doubles R
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      Monday's Football.
      79 10 Monday 's Football. The S.C.C. team to oppose the S.R.C. on Monday, in the replay of last Monday's draw in the S.F.A. cup eompetit un, has been selected as follows l)i:in Hill and Sinclair Walters, Lynch and Munro lamiesun. Moss, Heath, Winter and Smith. It will be noticed that the
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      Singapore Yacht Club.
      63 10 The first of three handicap raced for a cup presented by Mr. 11. J. Totton will be sailed to-morrow morning. Course Start U. E. Tier, RMSkI ca. Recorder, Malay Spit Buoy, Man-O-War Buoy, mark boat off Swimming Club, round Hulk Oser.r, mark boat off Seaview Hotel and
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      Olympic Games.
      78 10 Router wires the following further Olympic Games results Final ladies hundred metres swimming race 1. Miss Ethelda Bleibtrcy, America; Miss Guest, America 3. Miss Scroth. America. Time, 1 min. 13 8/1 nol Final 400 metres breast stroke 1. Malroth, Sweden Henninj*, Bwadfca 3. Aaltonon, Sweden. Time, 6 mins.
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      SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
      59 10 Programme of Drills, etc., for week ending Saturday, September 4, 1920 Saturday, Angest 28. Eurasian Co., Balestier Range, 2.30 pjn. Sunday, August 2'J. S.R.E.(v.) Rifle Club, Balestier Rangr. 7.30 a.m. Tuesday, August 31. Malay Co., Balestier Range, 4.30 pjn. Saturday, September 4. S.R.E.(v.) Rifle Club, Balestier Ranges
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    Singapore Mortality Returns.
    89 10 The rate of mortality in the Settlement of Singapore for the week ended August 14 was 27.79. The total number of deaths was 208 of which 150 were male subjects and 58 female. Convulsions claimed 29, phth"sis 32, malaria fever 26, typhoid fe»er plague 0, cerebro-spinal meningitis
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    Ship's Strong Room Entered.
    38 10 When the steamer Nile arrived at Shanghai on August 17 *he •'ii" > o«cry was made that the strong room had been enterrd and a box containing $10,000 removedThe missing silver has not been traced.
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    Mixed Bathing.
    39 10 A stout, elderly lady with sn um*rcit» climbe I to the high-diving stat^in^ at Tonbridge Baths and denounce 1 the indecency of mixed bathing. A furious spertator threw her in, but a discharge 1 solHu-T rescued her.
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    26 10 Bryan says the saloon is dead, but if we can judge from the amount of wet literature put out it yet speak r-ln. ladelphia North American.
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    FEMININE DRESS.
    583 11 Meanir. of Short Slwvcs And Skirts. the London Daily Hail Feminine dreai is n top..- of never-fail-ing interest. Woman are tha nowen la the garden of life, and the gar U .Hid th« t'lmt of their jew. Ilight up a world which otherwise might lie too drab an.i
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    SCOUTS TO BUILD A TOWN.
    270 11 Preparing for the World-Wide Assembly Of Boys. A town to accommodate 6.000, com-|:l-te with church, post office, banks, and t.lephones, ia to be bejjun and completP<t in the London area in the last week of I'ii* month, says a home paper published .luring the second
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    Ceylon's Reformed Constitution.
    159 11 In the House c.f Commons iluinic tinColoniaJ Office debate, Colonel Amery. referrinK to Ceylon, shi.l If we arc riving Ceylon a tiilTVivnt constitution from India, it is 11 >t because of the inferiority of the oplr of Ceylon M any aspersion upon them." Colonel Amen pointed out
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    "THE HOUR BEFORE DINNER."
    622 11 A Summer Evening Picture In London. Piccadilly to Ch Seven-thirty, tha bright summit of the ■aaaon I-on:ion Hushed, expectant, a little discontented, writes V. in the Observer. It is the discontent of the unnourished. We just bek'in to feel ready for dinner. The sweep of Piccadilly,
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    Canadian Mail Contract.
    143 11 The Times Vancouver correspondent sari the (Jisairri'cnu-nt between the Dominion postal authoritiex and the Canadian Pacific Railway Toir.pany with repard to the trans-Pa< ific mail contract is becominc serious. As a result of the dispute, all British and Canadian mails are no\» sent to the Far East
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    Peking Cabinet's Programme.
    122 11 A Pekinp mjssatfe of August 11 sa\*:— The mandate promul^atinK the Cabinet has been issued. No alteration has been made :n the personnel of the proposed Cubin.t Chin Yun-penu's programme, H if learned on Kood authority, is as follows U> The unification of the country: (2) the
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    128 11 H.« blood drained by Ujechaa, a Japanese wa found dying in agony at a temple „..ar Osaka recently. He was a youth of vv had stolen a sum of money four, his father, (pending it quickly in riotous living Penniless and weak with hunger, he went to the temple, where
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    76 11 A Simla communic|Ui- of August 16 siiys The eommittM appointed by the Conference of Prince*, which not in N*»--119, bmi rni-iitly bean in session at Simla t» consider th»- questions raaavaV inu the constitution of the Chamber of the I rimes. The Maliani.iiihs of Bikaner, (Iwalior ami I'atiala, llie Maharao
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    THE PRINCE OF WALES.
    454 12 Rn)al Me s age to ibe Ccople Of lodia A Q»wtto ol Indi extraordinary pablisbrs tbe following royal p.-ot-Umaiton, wbieb was sammarierd in a lltun-r etbie I Geo>K V by (bo grate of God cl ibe United K n^dnoi of Oreat Britaia aad liciacd, ol tbe
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    GIRL'S SMILE SAVES MONEY.
    323 12 Remains in Open Safe Facing Revolvers. A girl's smile and inrx-rtuibtb!e courage aa she Used three tevolrira ltvtiitd at her tbtough the glass partition of a vault door toiled seven bandits who raided a New York bank the other day. The vaults treasure ootcptiscd ICO.OCO in
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    SECRET OF YOUTH.
    302 12 Importact Ditcovery By A Scientist. A discorerj that aonads Übalocs, bat which, if ttce, in di ttictd Io rank id ey cob, is announced by Hen Eagcn Stoinaob, Ptolessor ol Biology at Vienna Uaiveiity Ec declares that be bas sneoeeded in (olfi ling the dreams of aged
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    The Passing o. the inn.
    1075 13 Modern Hospitality of Tbe Wayside. b.. otdntnoo m»p is a rooJ friend, bat aons the Us« It hclia doctKa ol which tbe ntTellei shoal J faewe:e, srf^este R. A 8:011 Jamfß in a bone p»fe». It tella fa" lies »bont ic-ch, snd 1 i»eis Md
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    Speaking "Left-Handed."
    143 13 Speaking Left-Handed." Some remarkable transformations ate b* ug mfm2 I out nt til Simon. on S j oi»l aoiniekl MiWl»»y Ilaapit*', *nem pa iokib who L»vi. l jßt t: tii pp. i c"> tbroogb 'he oell m the ltd liit of tin it brain beiog »ff <)<••*, Me bsioß taoght
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      533 14 SALES BY ftUCTIQW MORTGAGEE'S SALE Kliag Street, on Vedne day, September 1. at 2JO p.m. :ia yean least hold land and the thereon and known fc 108, Minto Koa.l, Singapore, uren 4,4 square not. is.; KOON SENG CO, Auctioneer* (Telephone No. 19K8). AITKK.N ti ONG SIANC, Solic AUCTION SALE ■■v.u-i
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      716 14 mil iV tycnoß AUCTION SALE The undersigned have received instructions to pell by public auction at their sale-room, Raflei Chambon, Rallies Place. on Monday. Aagaal 3». 1920, at 2.30 p.m. the following valuable leasehold town properties. No. 60, Upper (hinchew Street, area 1,301 square feet. No, I, Cnnal Road, area
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      538 14 BANKING THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. Incorporate in tha Strait! Settlement* Head Offlo I SINGAPORE, M. ivLIN:; 'TRCTT kUi Branch PZNANG. it. BBACB aIEKTt IPOH AMI DEIJ Capital I Aathorlee4 |20,d«0,4M liaued 10,500,091 Paid-np I^BO.OM Btitm Liability of Shar« holders IJOO.CM Board af Director! I Th« Ron. Dr. Lim Boon Kaog,
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    THE MOTORING WORLD
    1025 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics, Testing the New Car. What is tbe fiaal teat ol a new ear, aaki the Mjioi Owner.. Tbe motoring pablic flocks in its bandied! ol thousands to tbt ansaal shows and gathers a vast amount ol inlormation through ibe eye alone.
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    A Theatrical Career.
    145 15 Tbo Pa!sce TVai th» staiobddeis I t.ppto»e wII be said (or 481(,000 Tbe p«oe peo I?" pureh»»e<a tre a Birmingham fi m 'who pro Ei to tain Ibe buiidicg isto jpaltoe of piotatet. Burning; aal I>»h 'he r puiatipn ol b iag eiaeniniograpbicai y ytcnfCfei\e. Its ciueoika
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      968 16 MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE, Chandler seven-teater ear, in excellent condition. Apply 45, Straits Times. KOK SALE, Dodge five-seater, owner leaving the Colony. Price $3,600. Apply 43, Straits Times. NEW OMEGA CYCLE for sale, Jap enine, 2\ horsepower. For particulars, apply 829. Strait; Times. FOR SALE, PAIGE MOTOR CAR, sixcylinders, five-seater,
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      462 16 LAND AND HOUSES FOB SALE, No. 186, Bakit Timeh Boad, about 8)4 miles from town, area about 66,000 aq. ft., fully planted with rubber trees. Apply to Tan Liaa Cheng, 25A, South Canal Road. FOB SALE, house No. 27, Paya Lebar Boad, corner of Macpherson Boad, area about 101,000 sq.
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      303 16 Straits Motorcar Service LIMITED (Incorporated in Straits Settlementa) 218 to 216, ORCHARD ROAD LORRIES AND CARS HEED OVERHAULS TO MOTOR CARS AND CYCLES welSing of all metals, under European saperrisica SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PBICES VERY HODERATK Phone 1233 WE HAVE A GROWING CLIENTELE Planters, Shippers and Miners ars patronising us in
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      207 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TBLBPHON-S Editorial and General U Manager's Office HIT Job Printing Office un Poet Office Boi No. tit Ail communications relating to editorial matters and news should be addreweel to THB EDITOR. All communication* relating to business matters advertise* ments, subscriptions, accounts, priaMa* •te., should be addressed to
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