The Straits Times, 22 September 1920

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 26,442 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1920 PRICE 10 CENT
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    Anglo-Dutch Plantations.
    1157 2 Capital Increase and Bonus Issue, The ohairtran of the A««lo Daiob P *n*.»tioiis o( J»v», Limited, bu aidiMted tbe followi»x oireaJM to tbe shai >>>oldo»>- 1— Dear Sir (or Madam), Yjc »ili iwol.'est ttaj at the list nu-.l gecrral meeting I stated that I had arranged to R3
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      267 2 LEVER AND SONS MANILA HOUSIC. IM. Orcfctrrf HoaJ a rr received just received LADIES EVENING SHOES In cloth of fold, floral broead* and wnj »»tl» GENTS DRESS COURT SHOES 1 m'nti"* HATO'swAWW F ?ASLF>,nTns. xiLI rKa**™* I V(.R. BEADED BAGS. COATS, SHAWLS, .tc fl«^ REAPT-TO-W l l~ ill FPOCK3 «KV
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      554 2 'W BEETHAMS I ei-rola, m You** Skirt and f jL m Complexion Of MlkiKb-elHMcheffil.ti.MKl 3*^^ol REAL ESTATE BUREAU I) fPI RE BROTUKKB (Rubber Depart m*nt) Entue and General Broken 2, De Souxa Street. LAND AT KATONG for sale. MODERN OFFICES in Raffles Square to let. TO SELL Furnished or unfurnished
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      190 2 The Anderson Expeller THE MOST UP-TO-DATE MfTHOD OF EXPELLING Vegetable Oils from Copra, Ground Nuts, Palm Kernels and all classes of oil seeds. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS THE KOSTER COMPANY (Incorported In U.S.A.) 2-2, RAFFLES QUAY, SINGAPORE. JUST ARRIVED FIRST QUALITY WHITE Grass Matting 330 WARP Lengths 38 to 40 Yards YAMATO
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    The Elusive Bachelor.
    1138 3 Interesting Correspondence la Sb&ogbk-I A Wonried Parent aits his gtie?*aees agtiatt Ibe eln i»e baobelor in tbo oone •pcdfßca oolamta c! the N. 0. Daily News. I wcndei be writes "if any olfaf >cl yoot leaders etfi^i h m (bo urns sovi of naisaaoe •a I do.
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    34 3 I A oontrsotct fined «t Aetcn (oi we king a tame hoi-c: I <•! »U uli it; b,i. e< ac will boy it. 'Xbe mrgi»batft TU tn it ie ft oim ,b: Bojo», b-.wm I"
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      257 3 f It v- ■> :(n>>\r wor.ti- :ful'\ '\i(\ ntl k:-' n and Cook m wiit ba ahie to rontri Ij ci really vTi good wholwoaM buMte made brra«J. < ism and scones. \[l {j Formerly knowr as Pa.ilay FUMir.' \i b fhe Ntsts of I il Dg With it, even
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      372 3 Sore Throat Take genuine British r'** f^ *3 h ft f S Caw t«t c;*m KiitfH« rttton -nun With t T \e Red-and-Gcld Seal of Genatcsan, Ltd. It quickly soothes tlie pain reduces the .welling and i'.flammalion anJ causes the ItOtntod tissues to heal. But don't confisc genuine British Fornmunt
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      463 3 SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING That knowledge known as tbo aclane* of Psychology and it is highly desirable therefore that the firms of advertiaing aaould have some acquaintance with it. E»ery effort has been made to keep tht information in the CHINESE COMMERCIAL DIRECTORY absolutely up-to-date. CHINESE DIRECTORY AMI TRESS. LTD. 102, Tank
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      298 3 ARE WE RIGHT 7 WITH PLAISTOWE'S TOFFEE OE LUXE A tropical elitusta Mm to» <ig»»i-T. organ A tropical (lim*t- tliltllM Doctors say that During l>v«<!j «t«j--tIOB th» v>t«m coDs;ia»J BMf ...jai ilscting Iroin the fto-i, tbc tojir »!bj>«bh *fi rajeetiug th« oth<;r prop«rxi«t, tn* ifet :i»«n lufflcient lugar, tM »;;t«in
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      805 4 STEAMER SAILIMS P. O." British India un Apcar Line (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERYIdt PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. (Under Contract with HU Majesty's Government) ft* Company 1 MAO, SERVICES EABT OF BOMBAT an at araaaal —I— dad LONDON PAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON TO MARSEILLES ft
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      595 4 STEAMER SftilftU PRINCE LINE UMmi (Incorporated in England) FAR EAST SERVICE FOR NEW TOM CELTIC PRINCE (ria Panama) •bout and of Oct. For all information apply to ADAMSON, GILFILLAN CO, LTD. (Incorporated in England) Agenta, THE BEN UNE STEAIEXS LIMITCD (Incorporate la the United E'DgdoaO for Calm. J.oie BENVENUE doe
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      272 4 STEAMER SAILIN3S THE EASTERI SHIPPUM compart, uwna flßMi»atatot la atraiw lattitoUalli Tkle Ha* taWe ittjHl M altetftte* •itkevt fartker mUm. ■«»■■«> uiiiaa traai ItaMM PERAK Erery Tue«day, at I pjL, far Port Svettenham and Penang. JIN HO- Et.it Sunday, at 4 pja. fer Malacca aa4 Port SweHenham. rrmrn Malacca to
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      422 4 STUMER SAfIJMt 0. S. K. THK OSAKA BHOSHKN KABMA LTD. (Incorporated ia J»p«») Na. S. Da Ma ttraaa. rrapasad Sailing (Ma ItagaaaM (Subject to change vitheai aetiee) CUBOPKAN LWI Far Pert Said, Maraclllea, Luta, inwi. Rotterdam »■< Haabaia Dm ■*>■»■ ALPS MABU »«P*ATLAS M>»U O«l (omit calling at Marseille*) Awonv
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      391 4 NIPPON WIH KAIBHA VMif MaS P*a*r*rt vttk IN IIBW«. iwuw thimHiil ■•MaM M alterative* wit**** MM» ■vKori nAK tan PawtaiajMvF vct^fH rM Aa««v* (MMM} MB« M«te mi -Mm YOKOHAMA MARU Sept. KUMANO HAKU Oct. t TAIIBA MARU Oct. urnuuvM aan r« uwhi< rni—»* taM, pwi M* Harwell**. AmjtfUMf RH* r»nt«
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      603 5 STEAMER SAILINGS TIMOR DILLY Tha s.« Montoro is aipaeted to be de>9atrh«d for Australia, calling at the above part, at 6 a.m., on Tueaday, September 28. BOUSTEAD CO, Ac*nt«. BURNS PHILP LINE. %'iogafiore, September 11, 1920. GI.EN LINE LIMITED OUCMBAKOA tailing about S.>pt. 2:1 for Lundoi. QUCNAaUnV tailing about Oct.
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      466 5 STEAMER SAILINGS NEW YORK DIRECT (via Sum American and Orleatal LIB* Th« «.i. General Church will be despatched o New York via Sue* about the aecond half Vovember. Par freight and particular*, apply to HI ITKNBACH. LAZARUS A SONS. LTD. Agent*. CANADIAN PACIFIC OCKAN SI K\l( BS. I.IMITKI) The Company's
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      621 5 RICHES DO YOU WANT TO BE RICH T If to, do not delay but try If r. Chisng Kit Jin who is in the position to •ct for you Gentlemen, whether to ■ell boy transact consign PROPERTY such as estates, landed properties, shares, etc. Please call or communicate with Mr.
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      870 5 CHOPS YONG HONG, YONG NGIAP AND YONG NGIAP YEE KEE NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting between us the undersigned LOW KOON YEE, LOW PENG HONG. LOW PENG YAM and LOW PEN KIA, all of No. 53, Boat Quay, Singapore, and Swatow in the Republic of China,
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      213 5 INEO ENG KIAT 49 and 50, Bemch Road JUST ARRIVED A LARGE BHIPMBNT OF GLAXO ETC. Phone IMS. BUY YOUR CANDIES PROVISIONS PROM THE CANDY STORE NOW OF' EN ED GOODS OF THE BEST PRICES OF THE KEENEST THE CANDY STORE S-a, ORCHARD ROAD WB DO ALL SORTS OF TYPEWRITING
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      144 5 NOW OPEN THE GROTTO CAFE AND SODA FOUNTAIN THE BURLINGTON. COI.E.MAN ST. A Smile la Every Drink ICY COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM SODAS MILK SHAKES TEA, COFFEE AND LIGHT REFRESHMENTS PHE BEST CAFE FOR THE BEST DBINIS OOWNI OF SI.LY TUU A CO. JAVA SEA ft FIRE INSURANCE CO LTD.
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      507 6 CtNEMAS ■MH|M| at nta frw\xs. rmren.i a»aa» I ml m& jg» b: w& B<3 I **X~*T*m»e%:iim—»! 1 --a^s^a^aißß lOK FOIR NIGHTS ONLY Wy Ns^jß^^HL/ (nmmrnring 9^ Tburmtlay, Seplembir 23, mt tO p.m. Miss Lolo and Mr. Nick Kalinini ariM tfVMI ia Iheii Aionad Iba-WoiH vo/age, in olaaaij t-'kt daaoer, acrobat
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      505 6 CINEiAS IITMI CHBNOE OC PRO QR AM MB lj| FIRST SHOW AT T.BO iharp A Triangle Key tone WIPB AND AUTO TROUBLB Ia two parts MADjB BVaNS tbe Javeaile star ia a wotld Brady oomedy diama THE ADVENTURES OF CAROL A atbriDg I'ory of Erics aad th ir methods ia
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      458 6 ft -5 Rtr.BH OLAZBO STONIWARB Drain Pipes Whoiaa and Halvaa— in >:i m<xtt» stock; held by A. CLOUET CO. 1, Baffles Quay, BINOH POR E THE STRAITS TIMES Keep y..r.*lf fit for th. rain, wth.r Mwlll that is coming bj takin, HoU w Jt K*Hy and Walsh Ltd., Raffl** Pla«a.
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    121 7 riXTURBS. •Vtdnr-day, September 22. High Water, 6.21 a.m., r..9 p.m. rfcamdar, September 23 Btgß Water, 746 a.m.. 6.38 p.m. Hr.n> whnl mail luavei. Oatwaid mail due. I'riday, September 24. llich W:.ter. 8..18 a.m., 7.M pm. Municipal Commission. 2.30 p.m. Batardkr, September 25. Higfc Water, 9M a.m.. 5.45
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    128 7 VESSELS AT THE DOC I*. Kakl WIWII llanin Pen Samud. i:.^i barf Itaata, Haebew, Schoutc a. Sheers ft hart, Albert and Victoria l>r> Uecha Ckmi M»«ealiilaa Muilhol. Main NX harf Kybfcli, ilaiphone. Prinser Juliana, Kitaae Mam. Keamaa. Kmpirr Dock- Nanyo Hare No. 1. Gt'niral Church. Alpi Kara, Reneveea.
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    154 7 Tu-d*» PeUe 2.30 p.ir. 1 3 pm. 'ort S« "tti-ithani and Pcnang I p.m P, lap, Maatea «nd 3 p.m. Pert SaiJ, London ul Hot) rdam 4 p.m. Pal** Himi ..4 p.m Knn£l:ok ..4 p.m > Ibfl 4 p.m. -ota T.:.Rgi ..4 p.m Hoagkeng, Khaaghal and Japan
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    MAIL FOR EUROPE
    20 7 M AIL FOR EUROPE (Official Port Office Report) September 4 Sipuroliir 4 s< p-pinber 9 P> ii ..ilj. r 14
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    Steak and Onions Spoiled.
    182 7 An onion Add eonaedy was deacribed at VFoking !'■> c Court when Jamei Victor Smith, Walter Lenrett, and Jamee Smith wan aaeJi Bn 1 a. for ttealinc obJosi from fi I nwne.l by Viaeomit Elvu.len, M.P., at Burford Court, WoUag The nuii -i ordered to pay
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    126 7 EXCHANGE Singapore, September 20. On Lon<K>n, Bank 4 m/a »/41/l« Demand t/8 18/16 Private 3 m. 3 credit* 2/4 25/32 On New York Demand 39% Private 90 days 45^4 On France Bank 59u On India, Bank T.T. 120 On Hongkong, Bank'd/d 86% p.c. pm. On Shanghai, Bank
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    58 7 Tone of Market Steady. Spot Sept. )ct. )ct.-Doc. I an. -Mar. S Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Prices Buyen Sellers Spot September October Oct.-Dec. Jan.-Mar. Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyers Selkrs 47Mi 49 50 61 .50 51 51 52H ..56 57
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      MINING
      205 7 v»l. Pd. Buyen. Sellers. 10 10 Ampang 12.00 I 1 AyerWeng 1.10 1.25 El £1 Kam Kamunting 2.10.0 3.0.0 10 10 KinU Aim. 1M 8.00 El £1 KinU Tin 2-7.6 norn 1 Hitani Tin 260 2.80 I 1 Jelantoh 1.60 1.80 a tl Lahat Minti 7.60 8.«0 Lingui Tin
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      GENERAL
      118 7 Val. Pd. Buyer*. Seller*. 10 10 Robinson Ord. 16.00 17.00 *****0 Robinson Pref. 120 ISO £1 £1 Shell Trans. 7.7.6 7.17.6 £1 £1 Spore C. Stor. 25.00 26.00 10 10 Straits Ice Co. 13.00 15.00 100 100 Strata S. Ship 265 10 10 Straits Trading 45.00 4G.00 c.r. 10
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      DEBENTURES
      82 7 U.Ecg. sp.c. |1,284,»00 »a« »r-«-P» Spore Electric Tramwayi 6 p.c. £350.000 aoa a'porc Municipal 6 p.* (1,878,000 r*i Spore Mun. 4H p* of 1907 $1,000,000 16 p«. lOp.c. di» Spore Hun. 4% p.«. of 1909 $1,600,500.. 16 px. 10 p.c. di* Spore Man. 4S» t< of 1909 f1 '500
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    RUBBER SHARES
    425 7 Prater and Co. and Lyall and Eratt'a Quotation*. [Latent available Sterling QnoUUoaa a r« printed on anotber Ml* Triity.'! To-day Pncei Frtser LyalT* Co. Evatt Ulenby ($1) C.80 0.90 0.80 0.90 Mor Gajah ($1) 3.20 3.50 3.40 3.70 Vm. Malay 4.00 4.50 4.00 4.50 *.yerHitara($6) 23.00 24.00 M.00
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      71 7 AUSTRALASIAN FILMS, LIMITED WHOM THE GODS WOULD DESTROY A auprr-feature la 8 reels, featuring JACK MULHALL AND PAULINE STARKE Scon.-, imde in I.onclon, Rome, Paris, Loi Aaaetea and New York FOIIO PBOPLI IN SI'PPORT 80M lS_M,')NrilS IN THE MAKLNC— IB More vaiiety of recne anJ action than any film ever
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      830 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS j LADY i English) wishes position office or sales. Apply 1281, Straits Times. WANTED A BOOK-KK^I'ER. Good salary for Urn M man. Apply tj Electric, Straits Tinn AUDIT CLERKS. Thi- position baa now been lillrd. Applicants arc thanked, Gattcy «nd Bateman. WANTFD ACCOUNTANT or experienced It-direr clcik fur
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      58 7 George's Garage 3, COLEMA.N STREET SPECIAL NOTICE Wo are pleae.d to be able io infoim cm patron* that oat garage is now diteet!y oaacoted with tbo tel p .one, aad that waw ia I po-itioo to exeente otdetß lo* the biting of oan at aaj moment day and tin-t. Please
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      610 7 m HINGAPORB AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMMITTM will preacat ia th« VICTORIA THEATRE OS SEPTEMBER 27 29 AND OCTOBER i 1 2 AX 9.13 I'M. PASSERS-BY A riay la Four Acta by C. OADDON CHAMBERS PLAN OF SEATS AT MOUTRIE CO. BOOKING NOW OPEN RESERVED SEATS fS, PIT 12, GALLERY fl. EUROPE
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      406 7 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGIir HIPPODROME CIRCUS 1 in \THI.V— Hi:\< II ROAD Tremendous Imm of the FIRST PROGRAMME COME AND SrT. MIAMI AM) HKY sT The Klrctric Manipulators and ho of other Httractions prk i:s of admission Full Box (6 Chain) «IS.M Sinicle (hair in Ilex .I.oa First Class 2.01 Second (hair
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 THE BREAKING POINT.
    1219 8 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 THE BREAKING POINT. Hitherto *very strike or threat of strike in the coal trade has been met by some conces*lon. Tho men ask for 20/--risc and they get 10/-. They ask for another 20/- and they tret another 10/- and «!ft it has gone
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    18 8 It has been decided to form a Seremban Branch of the United Services Great War Association of Malaya.
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    31 8 Twenty-six vessels in Kobe Harbour foundered or were damaged during the storm which raged off the coast of Japan on August 20. Damage to the extent of V 150,000 was caused.
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    33 8 Owing to indisposition of the Chairman of the Penang Chamber of Commerce, Mr. C. M. Henderson, the half yearly meeting of the Chamber has been postponed, to a date to be announced later.
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    38 8 About 2,336 pilgrims are coming to Singapore from Jeddah. The Keemun has on board 1,320 of them the Idemeneus, due to arrive in a few days has on board 858 and the Eurymedon, due next week has 158.
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    34 8 We understand that Archdeacon F. G. Swindell will not be going to Klang on the 29th instant, to unveil the war shrine in St. Barnabas' Church. The ceremony has been postponed till Armistice Day.
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    32 8 In connection with the suppers and music at the Europe Hotel, following each of the S.A.D.C. performances at the Victoria Theatre next week, the management has been granted extensions till 1.30 a.m.
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    37 8 The Coroner returned a verdict of culpable homicide amounting to murder against person or persons unknown in the case of the Javanese woman who was found with her throat cut at 189, Serangoon Road on September 10.
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    38 8 The Osaka Shosen Kaisha, which dismissed some 70 officials a few months ago, carried out another curtailment of the staff on August 11, the dismissed officials numbering 100, of which two-thirds are men who served on board ship.
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    41 8 A shipment of American aeroplanes is held up at the Shanghai Customs, owing to a technicality prohibiting the importation of war munitions. The American Consul -Genearl applied to Peking for a special permit to land the aeroplane for commercial use only.
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    37 8 Babu Shiva Prasad, Deputy Magistrate, at Calcutta, has recorded the evidence at Allahabad in the Kheri Rundeo murder case. Of the three accused Nasiruddin prayed three times during Court hours, while Mushaq Ali slept soundly all day.
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    49 8 The P. and O. state that they are refitting ships used during the war as rapidly as possible and have a number building of an aggregate tonnage of 150,000. They intend to run a fortnightly direct mail service to China and Japan as soon as the ships arc ready.
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    52 8 At the instance of the Mercantile Bank, Inspector Brereton produced a Chinese clerk, name Sng Lee Seong, employed at the bank, before Capt. Rowbotham, in thr third court this morning on a charge of falsifying the ledger on tin 20th inst. He was remanded a week for enquiry on bail
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    50 8 Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Kuala Lumpur, have received a cable from the secretaries of the Beaufort Borneo Rubber Co., Ltd. advising that the directors have decided to recommend the payment of a dividend of 7H per cent., payable on October 21, and the carrying forward to next account of £3,125.
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    73 8 Members of Christ Church, Oxford, will learn with regret of the death of Richard Gibbs, who for 50 years was boatman of the House. At the end of last term a movement was set on foot to make him a presentation in celebration of his jubilee. Gibbs, who was 6H,
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    75 8 It will be remembered, says the Siam Observer of September 15, that two of the German ships seized by the Siamese Government, viz., the N. D. L. Chiengmai, renamed Doen Samud 1,080 tons, and the N\ D. L. Kohsichang, renamed Sri Samud, 1,292 tons, were lent by Siam to the
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    76 8 According to the Japanese Naval authorities, combined naval manoeuvres are to be held by the first and the second squadrons off the Russian east coast this month. The manoeuvres, it is stated, will b» on the largest scale ever yet held. The First Squadron will be under the command of
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    104 8 On account of the increased consumption of coal in Japan, and also because of the limited supplies the Railway Department has decided to establish a big electricity generating station, for the purpose of substituting the present motivj power used on railway engines by electricity. The expenditure for the enterprise is
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    136 8 On the highest point of Box Hill (590 ft.) Mrs. Salomons recently opened a memorial to her late husband, Mr. Leopold Salomons, of Norbury Park, who purchased the hill and gave it as a gift to the nation. The memorial is in the form of a semi-circular platform of local
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    145 8 A Mere Woman writes as follows to the Straits Echo A few days afro no well-bred man would have thought of smoking at an entertainment attended by ladies— and the others would not havo been allowed to do so nowadays, however, it seems to be general manners have deteriorated since
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    279 8 Mr. E. H. Bulfonl has joined Meaaift A. A. Anthony Co., IVnanjj, aa partner of the firm. The engagement is MMUuuewi Ill'lHUOl Lady Irene Curzon, Lori Curzr.n's eldest daughter, and the Earl of Lalhom, late of Lord Willingdnn's St;iT in Bombay. His Excellency the High Commissioner, F.M.S.
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    Outward Mail.
    27 8 The mail from Europe ex B. I. Tee.ta will arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholders about 11.15 a.m.
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    Kempas. Limited.
    37 8 The dint-tors of Kenpaa Ltd., have decided to put 20 per cent, of their tappable area on alternate day tapping, to be extended as circumstances warran*. Tlr means paying off a certain amo-rnt of labour.
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    Government House.
    50 8 HU Excellency the High Commissioner will leave Kuala Lumpur for Singapore on Sunday, the 26th instant, and will travel to Singapore by the Sea. Belle from Port Swettenham. He will land at Singapore on the evening of Monday, the 27th. Her Excellency Lady Gofltanard will accompany His Excellency.
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    The Badak Sensation.
    126 8 The Times of Malaya of September 20 says Mr. Isaac Boadlc, who prospected the Badak property, and who is now in Ipoh on business. l.;i- re erred the following cable from Mr. Harry Gild, who give-, his address as care of the Union Bank, Melbourne Orton ehaDenjrea
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    Chartered hank of India.
    159 8 The local manager of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China advises having received the following telegram from their head office in London At meeting of shareholders called for October 6 Board of Directors will propose subdivide present shares into 400,000 i's each also increase
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    Singapore Assizes.
    169 8 The ease in which Ng Seng and On£ Hueh were charged with murckr was concluded at the Assizes yesterday afternoon The accused on oath denied all kaowli of the affair and stated that tli a wen working elsewhere at the time. The j iry unanimously found Urn two
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      173 8 SKLSCT SUBJECTS AND BIG FEATUBE3 I AT SINGAPORE'S MODERN PICTURB I THEATRES (Taa Cheat Eea Co, Ltd, Proprietor!) ALHAMBRA rathe Serial. BOUND AND GAGGED 10 Epiiodes Episodes No. 6 and C— 4 reels Pta. NINE-TENTHS OF THE LAW Pta. Featuring Mitchell Lewis Topical Budget Three-reel drama and Comediei. (First Show)
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    LABOUR POSITION.
    1027 9 Miners Still in Obstinate Mood. Kcftnomic Life- of the Count 1 Threatened. REUTE* TBLTGKAMa London. September 19. A fx.wi rful plea for industrial peace was made at ("omiah's Quay, Flintshire, this liy the railwaymen'.s leader, Mr. J. H II ..us, M.P. With regard to the Government's offer to
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    News from France.
    174 9 Reiter Telegrams Paris, September 17. M. Clemenceau is soon to start on a long journey to the East. He intends visiting Ceylon. India and Java, but does not expect to go to Japan. Beyrouth, Syria The autonomy of the province of Aleppo under the protection of France
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    United States News
    163 9 Reuter^ Telegrams London, September 19. Now York A reward of $10,000 is offered for information as regards the Wall Street bomb affair. The newspapers state that discovery of parts of a clock mechanism has convinced the authorities that an enormous bomb was used, while the owner of
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    Scandinavia.
    68 9 Reuter Telegram London, September 19. Stockholm The final result of the elections for the Riksdag are not yet known, but so far the Conservatives have won eleven seats, the Farmers' Union Party six and the National Agrarian Party one. The Liberals lost eleven seats, the Social Democrats six and
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    ITALIAN LABOUR.
    364 9 Government Surrender to The Strikers. Contro! of Factories Given To Workers. Reuter Telegrams London, September 18. It is reported from Rome that the labour situation has reached a very acute sta^.-. Signor Ciolitti has surrendered to the rebellious workers and is attempting to BMHt the employers to accept
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    Russia and China.
    113 9 Rliter Telegrams London, September 18. Peking A Government communique says The inability of the Tsarist official representatives in China to carry out their functions and the chaos in Siberia has rendered the adoption of a modus vivendi immediately necessary to regulate trade relations between Russia and China."
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    Rise of Food Prices.
    83 9 Reuter Telkcram London, September 19. Speaking at the Grocers Exhibition in London, Mr. Mccurdy, the Food Controller, declared that apart from a possible coal strike, food prices by Christmas would have risen to such an extent as to make the wcrking-class family weekly food bills 9s.
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    Canada.
    29 9 Kxutxb Telegram London, September 18. Windsor, Ontario The trade and labour congress of Canada has unanimously rejected a resolution favouring selfdetermination for Ireland and the nationalisation of Industrie*.
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    Fighting in Ireland.
    198 9 Reuter Telegrams London, Septemb' r 19. A fight has occurred in the Wiikliv. mountains between a large number of men driitinT r.Ti'l thp constabulary. Tha affair MNCTad at Enniskerry wher-j tho conI tataluy surrounded the men who were drilling one of whom was killed and several wounded.
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    Cotton Trade Strike.
    39 9 RiiTts Telegram London, September 19. Two hundred mills will be idle at Ohlham to-morrow by a strike of spinners who have repudiated the agreement concluded by the union on their behalf. Thirty thousand operatives are affected.
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    BOLSHEVISTS IN CENTRAL ASIA.
    55 9 BOLSHEVISTS IN CENTRAL ASIA. Aneta Service. Weltevreden, September 21. Calcutta, September 20 It is reported from Allahabad that the Bolshevists are now pouring troops into central Asia and extending their hold on Bokhara. Merchants are fleeing to India with all their possessions. The Amir of Bokhara is negotiating with the
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    TAPRANG TIN.
    47 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 21. At the statutory meeting of Taprang (Siai.i) Mines, Mr. E. V. C. Thompson presiding said the mining rights now were jvtr 447 acres. Application had bsen made for a furtl er block. Operations would commence within two months.
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    112 9 Resignation of the Health Officer. The President has given notice that at the ordinary meeting to be held on Friday, he will move th>; following That the Municipal Commissioners, in view of the resignation of Dr. Middl.-ton. Health Officer, record th;ir high appreciation of the work he ha*
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    FISH FRESH WITHOUT ICE.
    289 9 Process that Will Save Thousands Of Tons. A new method of keeping fish fresh has been found. Ice will no longer be needed. One result will be that fish prices in^ London and other large centres will be* stabilised. Mr. John Lyon, hon. secretary of the
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    AJtenburg Tragedy.
    742 9 Funeral Services at Bidadari Cemetery. Four of the heroes of the Altonbur<r tragedy were laid to rest at Bidadari cemetery last evening, the services being conducted by the Rev. G. H. Douglas, of the Presbyterian Church, and th> Rev. Father Auguin, Chaplain to the Roman Catholic troops of
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    Stonehenge as an Almanack.
    202 9 The late Sir Norman Lockyer was a mathematician who was sorely distressed by the apparent untidiness and chancefulness of the universe, and had he had his way he would probably have made the year a level 3G6 days instead of the 365 and a fraction of
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    Stamford Road Fatality.
    1170 9 The Charge Against Mr. A. W. Cooper. Case Oj;ens ;il A.--.. A^^ c Assizes this m °™<ng. br-f.re tho as. Met Justice, Sir John Bucknill, K C Mr. A. \V. Cooper, of the Municipal tv was charged with causing death by a rash or negligent act. The
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      189 10 To Urn Kditi.r of the Straits Times. Sir, Card piny ing for pleasure exists IMipl U,ve -sick people only, and it must be very lovc-skk couples to boot at that. Drinking is a vice just as bad as pamblin^, but it is not the national charact ristk
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      153 10 To the Kditor of the Straits Times. Sir, Tlie pnth of the newcomer is beset with many difficulties, and an added one is to be fovnd in the present system of numln rinit 1 Th baffling confusion of numbers which lie.ik i•. in iii place and continue in nnother
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      690 10 To tl.e Editor if the Straits Times. Sir. V'•!Y hi chosen an opportune for hrinrriner up the question of voluntai ilsory wnlw in your rdajr as there seemed to r i f this matter being for■Ottta. Th( re nre some questions raiser] in your !e:.<!T however which
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      Rubber Problems.
      880 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir,— ln regard to the effect of restriction of output on the price of rubber, I would like to point out that the expected surplus of about 40,000 tons is by no means all real surplus. Probably stocks amounting to at
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    67 10 Programme of Drills, etc., for weo.k ending Saturday, September 25, 1920 Saturday, September 25. Eurasian Co., Rifle Club, Balestier Range, 2.30 p.m. (Sd.) R. SMITH, Lieut., A if. Adjutant. S.V.C SINGAPORE SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION. Orders for week ending September 25 Wednesday, September 22. Signalling Class,
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    Book of the Week.
    1158 10 Soulful Plants and Living Metals. It has been a commonplace of commonplace scientific men in the Occident hat while the East excelled in metaphysical speculations even to subtlety, it had no special aptitude for methods of exact science. The Western had a "bump," as Spurzherin might
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    35 10 The Life and Work of Sir Jagadis C. Bose, M.A., D.Sc, LL.D., F.R.S., C.1.E., C.S.I. Emerit-is Professor, Presidency College, Calcutta, Director of the Bose Research Institute. By Patrick Geddes. (London Longmans,' Green and Co.) 16/--net.
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    WHO'S WHO IN THE MELTING POT.
    603 10 Anglo-Saxon Power In America. What race rules America, asks the New York correspondent of a home pa■kt. Is there any racial predominance at ill in the melting pot Is America's future in the hands of a hybrid mixture, without any pure continuity of ancestors
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
    149 10 Lord Milner Refutes Slavery Allegations. Messrs. Guthric and Co., agerts for the British North Borneo Government, have received the following message from the Governor Communicate to press following letter received by Chnrtered Company from Colonial Office, begins I am directed by Viscount Milner to acknowledge the receipt
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    82 10 The management of the Hippodrome Circus apologises to the publ c for mistakes over booking which occurred on Monday, and gives the assurance that now things are in smooth working order there will be no recurrence. That sensational Universal-Jewel production Blind Husbands, in eight reels, featuring Eric Stroheim
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      158 10 The match between the Singapore and Keppel Golf Clubs, which was played off over the Keppel links on Sunday, resulted in a win for the S.G.C. by 1». The scores were as follows, visiting players being mentioned first Ford and Miles 1, Jones and White H. Acton and Sturrock
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      S.C.C. Cricket Averages.
      899 10 R.T.G.," a member of the S.C.C. has kindly taken the trouble to work out the. cricket averages for the season. The match wih the S.R.C. is not included. The figures are as follows Batting. Played in five matches or more The total number of members who play:.l
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      Singapore Polo Club.
      220 10 The annual general met-ting of the m<nhers of the Sin-apore Polo Club wag h< M in the bxinange Buildings yeaterday ufttrnron, with the President, Mr. ii. <\ Cookelarborough, in the chair. In moving the adoption of tha report and accounts, the working ount <if which showed a
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      S.C.C. Tennis Tournament.
      227 10 Play was impossible yesterday on account of the state of the ground. Thrfollowing wore the results of Monday** play Championship. Tyler v. I'asli unfinished. Allom baal Swindell, 6 l, 6 Championship Paint. Cameron and Griffith-Jones beat Mar* and Franklin 6—2, C- H. C. Doublet). Karsten and T.nnent
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      American Lady Tennis Championship.
      34 10 A Keuter message from Phila'ferpnisk. dated the lltth, states that Mrs. it. R. Mallory won the women's national singles lawn tennis championship, defeating U.at Marion Zinderstcin G 3, 6 l.
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      34 10 Our Kuala Lumpur correspondent wins that the Sky meeting weights have beat raise:! two pounds for class A, four pouuda for classes B and D, and seven pounds far class E.
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    OVERDOSE DANGER.
    137 10 Medicine-Bottle Markings May Mislead. People u!.d buy bottles of medicines are sometimes finding little print-id notices warning them to disregard the graduation n.arks and measure the doses in spooa* or medicine glasses. "The reason," explains a chemist, **i» the M-arcity of bottles. The consequence is that we may
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    Passers-By.
    58 10 From a rehearsal of Passers-By whn IS we saw last night it is evident that th.Singapore Amateur Dramatic Committee is to achieve a big success. The acting reaches a very high standard, indeed, and those who are present at the V.etnrm Theatre on Monday, Wednesday, Friday or Saturday of
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    Adopted French Towns.
    68 10 English towns are taking a great iatMWt in the French towns they have adoptod through the medium of the British League of Help. The five latent Knglish municipalities to take towns in he devastated ;'iv:i of PIMM unile' their wings are Birmingham, Albert Kxcir, MondMier: Portamooih, Comblrs
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    BIDOR RUBBER ESTATE.
    1851 11 t Satisfactory Condition of The Property. The ordinary general meeting ot the nbarr holders c( 100 Bidor Robber EnUtf, Limited, wm held on August lii at tbn Ooaneil Room of the Kabbi r Qtomeit*' Association, 88, E wt cheap, E 0,, Mr. A. B. Bagnall presiding. The
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    FRUIT JUICES.
    458 11 Tneir Ntwly Recognised Importance. Certaia traits, always bighly esteemed, have btea leceattv toon by pbjsioloßieU to be Tblaible foods fiom poinm of new liU&ertontreotgoised. Tois is e-peciw j trnc »be i»»k- aad ol the tomato, which fatter ia caluiou lo be o*Ued Ituit. afcboogb we Kenerally o'.ats il
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    25 11 A witness at Obertsey Conity Cool; The men in the taxioab were bices*. Ja-ge Barlßßtoa i Did yoo say boo* 7 i > witaess: No— bienj
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    LESSONS FROM POLAND.
    1029 12 ■r. Hughes on National Defence la AMUaUa. Australia's relation to the Boropea litoa tion and bw responsibilities in retaect to national defenoe wore tbe Ibio i rf stirring meeeb delivered by the Prime Minister (Mi. Hußbts) to a otowaed* imetirg ol tbe Natlo»al Federation* at tie Bjadigo
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    212 12 Pretidiag at tbe meeting of the Java I" aittd Plantations, Limited, held on July 39 at 88, HtB>otio»p, the Hon. Cbaa. Hedley Sttatt Mid ttiey weio meeting under bappier auspices than for Bomo yeais, and he baa little to My whioh waa not el ft favour »b
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    TYPHOON DAMAGE.
    555 12 Detraction In the Philippine Islands, The Maaila Times of Jolj 18 reports rue portion ol Ibe Tailao of Foibea dyke loin out by the riie ol the Tarlao rivet BXteids lor a disUuoo ot about SCO meters tad toimi thai pail ot the embankment abieldicg tbe business section
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    507 12 Australian Red Raggers And Dlslcyallsts. The Sunday Times o( Perth, Western anstralis, hu the (ollowiag in ill iaaoe ot July 30 What is all tbis hubbub about deporting ft German priest And who is making it Fatber Jerger is a German and dcliber ate enemy ol the
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    28 12 1 The boy's laoe ii aoßciio, but his sprit i« p«*anio," wtote *'c pg;eiieteßdent of a m( n.c eoaeorniDK a bo> seci tteie Irom I c AOUB CcOlt,
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    SEMPAH RUBBER ESTATES.
    869 13 P. opased Increase lo The Acreage. The tecib ansatl moetief; ol the Sempsb Batibti EiMttß, UimiWd, wm held on AOKfst .8 at Miuciox Lane Ucnae, 8.C., Mi. Ftwik Ooremaa pttsiaine. Toe OiiAiiaiftu, in moviog tbe a loptioa c the t. p-ti %nd acooacta, i>ai I tbey bad
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    324 13 When is a -.agisirate Too Old? Aa »g.: Uniit foi wicn iceK'-lf-itoa vu ?i .<>it-ly, fc'.t treffbHSakll/i l'.S<,,i.J io (sabM tbdM nccuUjr 4 y-ntb li'jo t lbs »U»t? yfata tl o.' :rc Mhb, whic*: psxtavJlf arttM r wctc<>u to vot ia hlreily I4M iowo by
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      776 14 OUS It lUBTIBI AUCTION SALE of Serayah rubber chest*, »iie 1-O.y II b> 2\ will K- 5..1tl by public auction, on Saturda', September 2S, 1»2«. at 12 aooa, M the promise of Messrs. A. C. HARPER i Stirmbin. Further particulars enn be obtained from y V C Harper Co.. Seremban,
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      881 14 UUIS BY AUCTION AUCTION SALE OF CONGOLEUM FLOOR COVERING IN VARIOUS SIZES Fo be held at the Estate and Trust 4|Hllll| Ltd sale-room, Raft'.e- Chambers, Rallies IMace, i.n Frida>. September 21. 1920. at lU.IH a.m. Now *m View. ESTATE AND TRUST AGENCIES, LTD, (Successors to Ching Keng L*e Co.) (Incorporated
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    1098 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics. Ceylon Motor Show. The euecc-8 of the fortbwming C y>t Motoi Show which is to be htld is Vioto.-i* Pa.k Cinnamon Oudea;, fiom Jsnuiry 23 io Jißniry 29, 1921 (both dijs iielnsiff) ie vow praciioallv uanred. Tlie oxlibition buildings, sajs (be
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      198 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TELEPHONES Editorial and General M Manager* Office 1117 Job.Printing Office 1244 All communications relating to editorial matters and news should be addressee; to THE EDITOR. All communications relating to business mattern —advertisements, subscriptions, accounts, printing, etc, should be addressed to TBV MANAGER. ADVERTISEMENT RATES Want*, For Sale,
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