The Straits Times, 28 July 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. No. 26,701 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY^ JULY 28, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      119 1 MILKMAID SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK PBICE REDUCED $2.M per caac "BEAR BRAND' MILK ONCE ALWAYS tried j2JmnjbMsj>\ used TRADE HARK SOLE rVGf-'S: JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS. LTD. (Incorporated is England> SINGAPORE SUB i AGENTS APPOINTED THROUGHOUT THE S.S. A P.M.S. i ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET PREE UPON REQUEST. THERE IS ONLY OWE KODAK, all
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      251 1 Sporting Guns, Rilles, REVOLVERS AND AUTOMATIC PISTOLS y KYNOCH'S .ggj^^flSy9Ba|^**S^^ BON AX CARTRIOES ,-V^ Vr-t—^^^^^B Loaded with Smoke- S Ur 'BP^^ X less Powder, Best chtllrd Shot Nos. 4, 12 Hore. Douhte-Ksrrelled Miotruna, Hammer or Hammerless «.6or 8. Buckshot or b\—^.S.A. and >t.,u HonehHl eic. Prices on i estructor Hullet.«
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      9 1 MILKMAID SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK PRICE REDfTFTt 12.00 prr oh
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    AMAZING STORY OF THE SEA.
    528 2 {♦.It I*'1 '4esBage Hint of Submarine Pirates. I Tlx Uaily Chronicle special vorrespon'nVat at New York, rableu on June 21 Five departments of the United StaUe I Government, inc.uding the Nary and the Department of Justice— the latter using its cleverest detectives— are seeking to
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    A BERLIN TRAGEDY.
    495 2 Famous Stage Favourite** Death. A Berlin correspondent of a home paper 1 states Harry Walden lies in the morgu.- as I write, suicide. Beside his body lie the body of his wife aiid of her son by her first marriage, also suicides, it is a tragedy out
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      136 2 More Miles OF UNINTERRUPTED SERVICE PER DOLLAR m t^ 'mm lC^^^ ARE OBTAINED WITH THE WILLARD CAR BATTERY Than with any other on the MarlMt VARIOUS TYPES STOCKED.— UNITED ENQ[NESRS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Se tlemenu) SINOAPORE Phone 184 ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT HL***a*l Sun <flto Co* lIS, south Bridrc Road,
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      550 2 plno»f MEM In Pimples On Head From Birth. Caused itching. Cuticura Heak "Baby bad eczema on her rjrsJ 'torn birth. It appeared first in Lbe foitn of pimples and ■■■in 1 great itching till I had to have her wear a bonnet night and day. She hardly got any sleep.
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      192 2 10 H.P. CITROEN OAR Tbe excellence of French automobile engmeeriag h*i long hwa known and agreed by experts. The Citroen, to taa Kkaowiaigaa heat of this s«hool of production. See this remarkable Car —compare it with any other lifht «ar «a Ml Market. Take a demo.istration ride—drive it yourself if
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    PLASTIC SURGERY.
    378 3 \«w Method -of Treating War Disfigurement. One of the saddest aftermaths of war ii the number of ex-fighting men wp°| show facial disfigurement that, in the absence of scientific treatment, must I remain for life. At the Savoy Hotel on June ll a I 1 aily Chronicle representative
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    LONDON METAL MARKET.
    474 3 In th.ir report, dated London June 29. Messrs. William Jacks and Co. state The miners 1 strike has now been settled, and it is expected that this will enable coal to be sold at 30s. 4d. per ton, which so far as «M fan learn will still
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    147 3 The general meeting: of the Persenanjran Stia Club was held at the club house, 747 North Bridpe Read on July 21 with Mr. N. Mamat in the chair. The accounts passed, and the following; were elected office-bearers for the ensuing six months President, H. M. Mohammad Ghouse vicepresidont, Syed Ahmad
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      386 3 A'l ON C IS I\'l£lil)!:D n*w and a^ain to maintain 4f Ha ih h hrnvrr you feel run-uoion, cut of ?orh cni d- i'.ilul I, i. :n'o'cc the red conwideso' the b.ood by a K course o1 Iron fell ■/</.<. the l\c tab c Tonic and Re>'ora- five. A fortnights
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      340 3 STEAMER SAILINGS DOOWELI LINE i Incorporated (n England > F«>K NEW TORK DIRECT VIA Sl'El BOLTON CASTLE end Au#. Fur freight, plea** apply to •ATERSON. SIMONS 4 CO, LTD, CANADIAN PACIFIC OCEfcJ SERVICES, ITS. (laeorporatad la Eagltßa, tn*r«i of SomU vi B«pr*a* .1 4JM too* Quadruple tain, Bv«* I kaota.
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      564 3 STIAMER SAUJNiS MESSAGERIES MARITIMES DE FRANCE Under Contract with the French GoTernment Mall and Passenger Serrlces DIRECT MARSEILLES PAR EASTERN SERVICE HOMEWARD MAILS OUTWARD MAILS To Marseilles rla Colombo. f To Japan, via Saigon. Hongkong Djibouti. I'nrt Said I and Shanghai CAP ARCONA !."i.f»nO tont Aor. S I CORDrLLERE 10.000
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      293 3 THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE FOR MINIUM AMI SHANGHAI T.S.S. ASCA.VIUS, 10,048 tons, O. Register. This steamer is intended to be despatched for the above port." on August 2. Ample first-ela** pa.isenp-r accommodation is available. For pasHage and further information pleaasapply to the undersigned. W. MANSFIELD CO., LTD., Agents, The Ocean
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      664 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. 0.-British India AND Apcar Line (Companies laeeraerated la England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government; I -p-./ MAIL SERVICE EAST OP BOMBAY are at srmal raspssUst LONDON PAB-EAMTEBN SERVICE fBOM LONDON TO mMmja AND LONDON Dae aiagaaore
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      613 4 STEAMER SAIUNGS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO. LIMITED skammsea intended to aatl rr«si Hlagaport hAJANG Monday, 12.80 p.m, for Miri Labuan, Jesselton, Kudat and Sandakan. SELANGOR— Monday, 4 p.m, for Port Swettenham and Penang. HYE LEONG— Monday, at .10 p.m, for Malacca and Muar. KAKA Tuesday, at 4.10 p.m, for Malacca and
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      379 4 STEAMER SAILINGS o. s. i™ TH> OSAKA BHOBB.V KAUBA LTI» 10-orpor«t«d la ;»p*D' N. I !>• StrvM »obj«rt to raaf..- wtta«a« t.mn i-i|. I IKB Fa* f.rt BmM. MarMlltm. Laaaaa, Aa«»~* RoHvvdas Buahart »rr. dap HJMAT.AYA HASU An«. SA An». ALASKA MARU Sept. 14 Sept. 16 NIW TOM UNI Par
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      393 4 STEAMER StHJHtIS NIPPON VUStN HAISHA. (Incorporated in Japan) Under Mall Contract with the bavarlal Japanese Government. .subject to alterations without notte* LONDON LINE Furtnlghtly Serrlee For London, Antwerp Wa (Malacca) Paaaas, Colombo, Saea, Port Said and MaraelUea. YOEOHAMA MARU Aug. 8 ELEIST Au MISHIMA MARU Aug. U LIVERPOOL LINE fat
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    207 5 nxiTßa* Thursday. Jaly 28. High Water. 3.5 a.m., 8.29 p.m. Football League U. Engineers v. United Banks, Reclamation. lloxing. Liberty Hall, 10 p.m. Orchestra Practice, Tomlinson Hall, p.m. Oh Joy I, Victoria Theatre. Friday, Jaly 2*. High Water, 4.13 ».m, 4.27 p.m. Municipal Commission, 2.16 p.m. St.
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  • SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS
      88 5 -,.,t Wharf Brnnln -Nil. Kaat Wharf Jacox. idrMi. Wharf Nil. Mr In Wharf Klanv. Haiphong, Zira. Kmpiro Hock Circe. Ilokuto Maru. Kitano llnru, Yanirt-zi-. Mentor. Went Wharf Ciilchas. KnjanR. Jardinrs Wharf Martinique. Pulo Branl Coal Wharf. Nit. hrnp.-l Harboar. Main Wharf -Halvard, Cyrcna. S/V Der•iiKtham. Lch
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      VESSELS ARRIVED.
      105 5 VESSEL S ARRIVED. ATU'US, Brit., 4 285 tons, from Birkenhead 2K-7, for Honukong 28-7. BORIBAT. Siam.. 325 tons, from Bangkok 27-7. fur Banekok 31-7. CIRCE, Brit.. 314 tons, from Deli 28-7, for Deli 30-7. KLANG. Brit.. 752 tons, from Penang 28-7, for Penang 30-7. KAKA. Brit.. 2^4 ton*, from Malacca
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    128 5 To-day Port Dickson and Port Swettcnham 3 p.m Batu P»h«t I P m Malacca and Mn«r P-™-Bangkok j> Bhio P-™-Friday Prigi Radjah, Tembiahan and Iscirngiri B Fhio, Tembilnhan and Pontianak 9 a.m. M."Hk P- m Batavia. Cheribon and Samarang 1 p.m. Kemaman. K. Dungun and Treng- 2
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    135 5 EXCHANGE. Singapore, July 28. On London, Bank 4 m/s o 5#5 Demand 2/3 Private 3 m. crsdits 2/4 7/16 On New York Demand 41 J» Private 90 days «> On France Bank 60 On India Bank T. T. 1™ On Hongkong Bank d/d 24 p.c. prem. On
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    52 5 SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COM MERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. Tone of m.'t'<«t Steady. Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Prices buyers Sellers ug. tct-De Spot Sept Oct.-Dec. s Ribl Singapore Standard •bed Smoked Sheit Closing Prices Bayers Sellers 27 27H 27S 28 29 30 32 33 DAILY PRICKS CURRENT. 12 o'clock noon, Jnly
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING.
      176 5 [u. Val. Pd. Boyw*. BtOm. 1 1 Ay«t Weng I' 00 il a Kam Kamunting 1.17.6 22.9 10 10 KinU Assoc. 7-50 1 1 HiUm Tic UO 1-70 1 1 Jelantoh 0^0 tl Lahat Mib« 6 5 Langui Tin 4.50 6.00 10 10 Malayan Coll. 14.00 16.0C 1 1
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      GENERALS.
      121 5 Mi Pd. Buyen. 8«ller» II £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 8.0.0 8.10.0 El £1 E. Smelting Co. 6.60 7.00 >/ 6/ Electric T'wmy» 2/6 0 10 Fras.r Neaves 27.50 29 10 50 W. Hammer Co. $80 $90 LOO 100 Kati Bros, deb 140.00 10 10 Mexican Eagle 6.2.6. 5.12.6 0
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      DEBENTURES.
      93 5 U. Eng. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 »«r I p*. p» S'pore Electric Tr»mwayi 6 p.c. £350,00( aom S'pore Municipal 6 p.c $1,878,000 P« S'pore Man. 4% p.e. of 1907 91,000,000 10 p.c dU S'pore Man. 4H px. of 1909 $1,600^00 10 p.t dU S'pore Man. 4H px. of 1909 $1,600,000
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      379 5 Prut* and Co. and Lyall and Evatti Quotation*. UtMt arallaMe Stertaf QaoUtloaa arc printed oa ..other Friday To-dayi Pricea. Fraser Lyall A Co. Evatt Ulenby (ID 0.26 0.86 0.20 0.80 \lor Gajah ($1) 1.00 1.25 1.10 1.25 Km. M«l»y ($2) 2.00 1J» 2.00 HiUm ($6) 8.50 8.00 V
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      152 5 MORTGAGEE'S SALE •f valuable piece of freehold land and brick built shop-house, situate at No. 47, Java Lane, Malacca. To be held by public auction at No. 11, First Cross Street, Malacca, on Thursday, Aagnst 4, at 12 noon. PARTICULARS All thut piece or parcel of freehold laafi, situate at
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      871 5 Mr. J. HINDHEDE p.p.e. s.s. Elephanta. C C. JOHNSTON p.p.e. Mrs. P. VAN PERLSTEIN p.p.c. s.s. Elephanta. LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS BOARD AND RESIDENCE, European, town, ■I<«| per month, tennis, garage, immediate entry. 362, Straits Times. TRAINED NURSE, returning England, will give services, any capacity, in return for passage. Apply 363, Straits
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      61 5 GRAND AMATEUR BOXING TOURNAMENT To be held on AUGUST 10, 11, 12 AND 13 TO DECIDE THE FEATHER WEIGHT, LIGHT WEIGHT AND MIDDLE WEIGHT AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIPS OF MALAYA. (Open to all genuine Amateurs). The Referee will be Mr. R. H. GALE. Any Communications in reference t j the above should
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      342 5 IPOH GYMKHAMA CLUB RACE DAY SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 ENTRIES CLOSE SATURDAY, AUGUST 13 Non-wHln* Sweep $50,000 on Race 5. TICKETS $5 EACH. H. L. ARMSTRONG. Hon. Secretary. RACING. IPOH. NOTICE BY ORDER OP THE SUPREME COURT AT JOHORE BAHRU. I MISCELLANEOUS SUIT No. 20 of 1921. I Between M. P.
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      104 5 MADAME MOIRE JUST ARRIVED PROM PARIS with a large detection of the following latest Paris FaHhiorui WRNING DRESS, AFTERNOON DRESS AND EVENING DRESS, SWEATERS, ETC. Inspection 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 to 6 p.m. ADDRESS ADELPHI HOTEL, ROOM 56 REMINDER FRIDAY. JULY 29, AT 10.30 A.M AUCTION SALE
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    48 6 LOH.- At No. 24, Buffalo Road, Singapore. on July 23, 1921, Loh Lum of Chop Lob Lan Sang, No. 601, North Bridge Road, aged 76 years. Funeral will take place on Sunday, July 31, the oortege leaving No. 24, Buffalo Road, at 12 noon for Thompson Road.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    111 6 The members of the St. Joseph's Old Boys.' Association are requested to attend the requiem high mass (which was subscribed for by the members) for the repose of the soul of the late Adrian de Roiario, to be sung at the Church of St. Joseph, at 7 a.m. to-morrow.
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    THURSDAY JULY 28 COLD FEET.
    1071 6 THURSDAY JULY 28 COLD FEET. As far as we are aware there is not even a fourth rate prophet predicting: the early end of the world. If the world does not end suddenly, by bursting: and scattering its fragments to the ends of the endless, trade will revive and, if
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    27 6 The English Consul at Soerabaya announces that the cost for a vise there for passports has now be in reduced from six guilders to 60 guilder cents.
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    38 6 Holland is still suffering from severe drought. A telegram dated the 22nd states that fires are devastating Brabant, Limburg, Drent? and Gelderlande. The greatest precautions have to be taken to save house property. Many canals have become impassable.
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    47 6 The Boy Scouts headquarters will be in the old Post Office building (entrance back of Port Health Office) as from August 1. Officers and patrol leaders are invited to be present (in uniform) on Friday August 5 at 8.30 p.m. when the headquarters will be officially opened.
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    42 6 The new buildings in Java Street, Kuala Lumpur, in process of construction for Messrs. Whiteaway Laidlaw and Co. Ltd., will be very handsome. The concrete staircase is erected and many of the show cases and stands are already in the upper storeys.
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    54 6 During June 150 ship* called, in at Soerabaya. They had 1,733,780 cubic metres cargo space. During the first fix months of 1921 883 ships were berthed in the same port as against a total of 695 during the same period in 1920 An increase of three million cubic metres of
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    21 6 The Sumatra tobacco offeaed at the Amsterdam sales on the 15th was all bought up by America. The bidding was lively.
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    26 6 Twenty million dollars worth of chandu was sold in the F.M.S. during 1920 as against seventeen millions w.rth in 1919. The price was, of course, increased.
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    30 6 A meeting of the board of directors of the Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A. will be held this «vening to consider the appointment of a Secretray and Physical Director for Kuala Lumpur.
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    32 6 A meeting of all members of the Singapore Volunteer Corps will be held in the Drill Hall m Wednesday, August 17, to decide as to the disposal of the S.V.C. canteen property.
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    31 6 Insp. Williams produced a Bengali yesterday before the Master Attendant for going to St. John Island without the permission of the P.C.M.O. He was arrested on landing. Accused was fined $20.
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    34 6 Amoy Chip Be University film now being screened at the Empire Cinema should fill the hall with interested spectators for apart from the excellence of the production the pictures are described ia Chinese character*.
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    36 6 Mariners are notified that information has been received from the Master of the steamer Coen that his ship passed a quantity of big floating iron drums marked Pladjoe between Djang and Saja on the 25th instant.
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    51 6 The new motor trolley along the Kedah railway is attracting considerable attention. It is said it can run at the rate of about 40 to 50 miles an hour. The District Engineer, Bukit Mertajam, accompanied by the Chief Inspector of Linen vi&ited Padang Besar in it a ccuple of days
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    56 6 A collision occurred about 4 p.m. yesterday between a motor car and a gharry at the junction of Bencoolen Street and Bras Bastth Road. It appears the car, which was coming from the direction of Raffles, struck the gharry which was crossing from Bencoolen Street to Stamford Road, and carried
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    73 6 A London wire of July 16 states A verdict of suicide whilst of unsound mind was returned at an inquest on the body of Agnes Meckay said to be the wife of a Ceylon tea planter who threw herself from the window of a flat in Belgravia. Evidence showed her
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    74 6 As already announc.d, Sercmban amateurs will stage The Man from Toronto in the Sungei Ujong Club, on Saturday next, and on the following Saturday. The caste includes Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Gerrard, Mrs. St. George, Miss Pirn, Miss Enid Braddon, Mrs. Horace Evans and Messrs. A. B. Cross, J. F. Walker
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    87 6 Tae latest official news of the Everest Expedition is that the party arrived at TingTi on July 19. All were well except Mr. Harold Hat-burn, who has been invalided back to Sikkim. The North-West approaches to Eveqest are now being expl red by the mountaineers, while the remainder of the
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    89 6 The Ceylon Observer liarnt on July 16 that certain defalcations had taken place at the Ceylon Savings Bank, as a result of which the Accountant of the Bank had been interdicted from duty. Mr. B. V. Caspersz, secretary of the bank, has confirmed the rumour, stating that certain irregularities had
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    103 6 When Mrs. Leppy was brought before the court at Medan. on Saturday and charged with being the owner of a panther, which had escaped from the Circus, now playing on the Esplanade there, to the danger of the public she was ord rod to pay a fine of 25 guilders
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    102 6 Fire was discovered on July ID shortly after midnight in one of the godowns attached to mill No. 10 on Kanoungto Creek Rangoon owned by Messrs. Ahmed Moola Dawood Sons and Co. but leased to Messrs. Jamal Brothers and Co. The godowns, both paddy and rice, are said to have
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    125 6 Bus 3931 was, it is alleged by the Traffic department, being driven in a rash and negligent manner about 1.55 p.m. at Kallang on the 18th instant. This bus was going towards Gaylang and was proceeding, it ia said, at a furious rate wh there was no room for it
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    493 6 Mr. A. L. Ronder, of the Federal Dispensary, has been successfully operated upon for appendicitis at Malacca. It is rumoured that Mr. E. S. Hose will act as British Resident of Selangir when the Hon. Mr. Oliver Marks retires in September. The Rev. Father Duvelle celebrates his
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    Outward Mail.
    24 6 The outward 8.1. packet Teesta, with mails from Europe, is expected to reach Penang at 5 p.m. on Saturday, the 30th instant.
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    Rubber Estate Relief.
    59 6 We have re-printed the special article on Malaya's Grave Crisis which appeared in our issue of the 15th inst., and which it will be remembered set out, in considerable detail, a scheme for Rubber Estate Relief. A copy of the reprint will be sent by post to
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    Tanglin Lighting Scheme.
    132 6 To-day at about 5 a.m. a police corpural •topped a ricksha in Queen Street. The passenger, in it, a Chinese by the name of Ong; Heng, had a basket which on examination was found to contain five pole bases marked M.C.5.H.T.W.," standing for Municipal Commission -Singapore Henley's
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    Singapore Wedding.
    226 6 The Wesleyan Church, Fort Canning Koad, was the' scene of a pretty wedding last evening when Mr. Douglas Sinclair, third engineer uf the Tara, was married to Alice, youngest daughter of the late Mr. G. F. Towers and Mrs. Towers, of Singapore. The^Rev. W. T. Cherry omciatß/1 The
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      193 6 I New Books ALL CLOTH BOUND. NKTT. Aaron West, by. John Knittely $2.75 Prince of the Palais Royal, by Max Pemberton. 2.75 Three, by Fergus Hurme 2.75 Lady Bountiful, by George A. Birmingham 2.75 The Lady in Waiting, by William Le Quex 2.75 The Storm Man, by John B. Hicks
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      103 6 IVaigkt SERIAL NIGHT ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD. (Taa Caoac Kw Co, Ltd, Proprietors). THE GREAT VITAGRAPH SERIAL FoatartogWILLIAM DUNCAN. EDITH JOHNSON, JOB RYAN AND LEO MALONEY A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS la It Episode* or M Rceb FIRST SHOW AT 7J» SECOND SHOW AT 9.15 Be right on time at 7JO. Does
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    European Situation.
    310 7 France and Britain Drawing Closer. Rfiter Telerrams London, July 26. Router learns that as a result of explanations exchanged b tween the British ■nd French Governments a very much better atmosphere has been created, and there is reason to believe that the question of Upper S&eaia i^ already
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    Save the Children.
    132 7 KBUTXB TELXOBAM Lnndoin. Juh .'>. At thi- annual meeting of the council of the Save the Children Fund in London. Lord Weartiale, presiding, said £552,735 had been received in the past year. There were 170,000 direct subscribers in addition to thousand:- of anonyn .>us I. I pers.
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    Mauretania in Danger.
    95 7 Rcuteb Telegram London, July 26. Very prompt measures, including staging ■lung to the ship's side from which firemen played through the port holes saved the Cunarder Mauretania from probable destruction at Southampton. The vessel was due to sail for New York on Saturday. Fire broke out in
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    Agricultural Decontrol.
    70 7 Reuter Telegram London, July 26. The House of Commons passed by 193 to 66 the third reading of the bill repealing the Agriculture Act and abolishing the guaranteed prices after this year's harvest, regarding which a supplementary estimate of £19,000,000 had been presented, and substituting for the Wages
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    New Bishop.
    27 7 Rtt'TER TEI.KfiRAM. London, July 26. The Archbishop of Canterbury performed at Westminster Abbey the consecration of the Ren Thomas Arnold Scott as Bishop of Shantung.
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    Banque Industrielle.
    190 7 Reutbb Telkgram London, July 26. Paris An extraordinary general meeting of the Banque Industrielle de Chine, presided over by Senator Berthelot, president of the Administrative Council, and called to decide on the reorganisation of the company, approved the demand for a compromise settlement regarding which th.' Comrvrcial Tribunal
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    Cotton Growers Plague.
    158 7 Hw-'rr.R Tfmmjbam* London, July '.'6. N..W York \larming reports have been received of outbreaks of disease in the cotton growing region of the south. It is stated that 100,000 have been stricken down with pellagra, and it is foared that at least 10,000 will die. The epiri-
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    United States News.
    88 7 Rkuter Tki.kgrams. London. July 2<>. NOT York The sum of $29,000,000 w.is collected in the United States to May 1 for the relief of children in Europe. All except »2,000.(KH) has been distributed. London, July 26. New York Pending the judicial ruling i n the injunction applied
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    Reduced Wages.
    77 7 Reutkb Tblkoram London, July 26. A conference of master printers, the Newspaper Society and the Printing and Kindred Trades Federation agreed to recommend a reduction of ss. a week in the wages of adult male members of the unions affiliated to the Trades Federation beginning with the week
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    Spain and Morocco.
    77 7 Rei.tkr Telegram London, July 26. Madrid The Minister for War states that the Spanish forces at Sididris, Morocco, are in a very critical position. Enemy attacks are increasingly violent, and an attempt to evacuate the position by sea under the protection of a cruiser had to be
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    Record Heat.
    38 7 Reuter Telegram. London, July 26. Basra A record heat wave has resulted in many deaths of British, Indians and Arabs. Tne maximum temperature shade averaged 124 over a fortnight, the highest heing 129 on July 16.
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    Disarmament.
    155 7 UHtii**" cf tV French Government. Rr»rr» T»-<rn*«v L«THon. Jnly 26. Paris Tn a BTj»erh at Hbvt* in <">rm"<% iticn with Fr^n-h naval wek M. Mi'lenin-I eaid that in view of th? Ansr'o-Fren-h naval ccllaboratirn in war it was impossible that the inevitabl? clouds through which wp were passing should
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    Indian Agitation.
    48 7 Reuter Telegram London, July 26. Bombay Gandhi and Ali brothers are campaigning in Bombay Presidency for th com iete boycott of foreign cloth by August 1. urging numerom meetings daily to destroy foreign made clothes or send them itside India for the relief of the poor.
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    Train Robbers.
    44 7 Rkitkr Telegram. London, July 26. Paris A gang of masked and armed bandits held up and robbe« the passengers in the saloon of th Paris-Marseilles express, near Baunc. Two young French officers resiste.l and were shot, one being killed. Th, bandits escaped.
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    PENANG NEWS.
    189 7 European Found Guilty Of Fraud. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Penane. July 27. The latest prices for rice are Rangoon $14 per bair and Moulmein $n.70 per bag. Two Malays at the assizes have been, acquitted of the charge of murdering a CHaSN, named Wong Gob Woo, near Bukit
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    KUALA LUMPUR NEWS.
    200 7 Recruiting of the Government Service. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 28. H.E. the High Commissioner, Sir Hsu rence Guillemard, X.C.8., entertained both official and unofficial members of the Federal Council and a few guests to dinnei at Government House on Tuesday. An official communique encourages
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    Municipal Commission.
    876 7 Suggestions for Improving: j Singapore. The ordinary monthly meeting; of ths Municipal Commiss on, to commence U 2.15 p m. tc-mcrr^w, promis s to be lengthy sitting w th the f llowinir long 1 st of questions and motions, in addition jto the ordinary routine business of the
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    Key Registration.
    143 7 Amongst the passengers who returned by the Manela the other day was Mr. G. A. Nunn, who whilst at home made arrangements to act as the Eastern representative of the Key Registration Co. of Lcndon, which for a small sum supply a brass tab, with a registered number
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    Military Notes.
    1839 7 Light Upon the Upper SUesian Situation. i Genera) staff notes on military events, i issued fur the seven days ending June 15, f g.ve some interesting information as to i in.' situation in Upper Silesia. We quote in full 1. Germany.— The following is a narrative compiled from
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTION.
    98 7 The 509 th auction, of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association was held on July 27, 1921, when there was catalogued 1,635,674 lbs, tons 730.21. Offered 1,394,028 lbs., tons 622.33. Sold 1,069,997 lbs., tons 477.67. Ribbed smoked sheet Cents per lb. Spore std. quality 28 t028V4
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    Tragic Occurrence in Harbour.
    115 7 A tragic occurrence took place on the Bolimba in harbour on the evening of the 26th instant. Dr. Pedr.za, the ship's doctor, wh. is well-known in these waters, was on the top of the steps of the companion ladder intending to go for his dinner when
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      Some Polo Points.
      259 8 The following letter has been sent by Mi C. E. Harston To tne editor, Straits Times. Sir.—ln reference to the account of the polo match between the Burmah Kiflei and Singapore at Penang in the Gazette, your contemporary state. that the second chukker was stopped by the
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      League Football
      206 8 The Second Division league match at Pulo Brani between the Straits Trading and the Sea Defences 11, resulted in a win for the Sea Defences by the odd goal of three, which was netted from a penalty. This raises the Sea Defences to the fifth place in the
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      Boxing.
      175 8 A crowded house is expected at the Liberty Hall to-night, when four special six-round) contests will be staged at ten o'clock, namely YiewHee v. Tan Boon Twee. Noel <1 Souza v. Tony Woodford. Wee Theatn Hock v. Matthew de Souza. Yong Lean v. B. Guest. Arrangements are progressing well
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      Singapore Yacht Club.
      77 8 There will be no race on Sunday owing to the holidays. This will give the boats with new sa ls an opportunity of getting thp r prear into trim before the next event. It is with the greatest pleasure that we are able to announce that H.
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      L.L.T.C. Tournament.
      102 8 L. L. T. C. Tournament. Ycst -Hay's play resulted as fellows Championship Pairs Miss Brooke and Mr. Cantrell beat Mrs. Dorrinirton Ward and Mr. Summerhayes. 6—o, 6—B. Mrs. Connell and Mr. Cameron beat Mrs. Schafer and Mr. Edwards, 6 4, 8-rO. TO-DArS TIBS. Ladies Doubles (Hand.) Mrs. Morrell and Miss
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      A Sports Centre.
      64 8 We hear that an influential Chinese syndicate is contemplating acquiring a big piece of ground within convenient reach ol town for th provision of a football ground and proper facilities for other athletics. Lady Shaw will be pres nt at the annual ■ports of Victoria Bridge School
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      Hockey.
      228 8 A very interesting hockey game was ■Ml yesterday at Tanglin when the Sergeants of the Staffords were opposed t. the A.P.C. After a few minutes' play, bturt, the A.P.C ins. da lelt, opuned tne score for his side, and just before the interval added an. ther (Mi On resuming
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    TRADE TECHNICALITIES.
    408 8 The Effect of the Word "About" In business. The Appal Court comprising of the (Jhiel Jusuce Sir Walter Snaw, and Justices Barrett Lennard and h. St. J. Branch nuve delivered judgments in the case of tne Nanyo BoycKi ivaisha v. Uup Kiat and ou. liio claim was based
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    77 8 Macphail and Co.'s Dail> Report. Singapore, July 28. Silver 39. Hongkong 24 per cent. prem. Three months gold 45. Share Market.— <Juiet.— Rubbers. A little business passing. Tins.— Taipings 1.12V.-1.17V.. North* 1.32^-1.40, Souths 724-77V4 cents, RK-. w-angs 62% -70 cents, Menglembus 35-42 ft cents, Papans 62V4-70 cents,
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    Victoria Theatre.
    150 8 The Russian Light* Opera Company scored perhaps their greatest succesa with ihe Dollar irincess, which they presented at the Victoria Theatre last night followed by an extra programme of special numbers. Singing and dancing were alike excellent, and the large audience thoroughly enjoyed what was a very gcod
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    88 8 On the application of Mr. Hamilton Gladstone a debenture holder Mr. JusLice Russe'l in the Chancery Division on tune 24 appointed a receiver of the Sahang Rubber Estates, with power to aise money. Mr. Dighton Pollock, for the plaintiff, said that the prices obtainable for rubber at the present tine
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      A Criticism.
      395 8 To the Editor of the Straits Time*. Sir,— All the Malayan papers including yours have for some time past been over- I whelmingly advocating and urging the I introduction of new industries by the I Government, as private capital is very in- Jiff, rent; tin and rubber, Jhe
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    FRACAS ON STEAMER JAPAN.
    266 8 Five Men in Hospital. Three Under Arrest. A live y fight is reported tu have taken place on the after deck of the steamer Japan while lying in the stream preparatory to leaving port for the Straits and the Far East on Friday in which five
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    75 8 Arrangement has been made with Mr. Cheong Ko^n Seng for the Star of Hope Amateur* to stage The Enchanted Hor»', on Thursday, August 4, at the Star Opera Hall, North Bridge Road. The Gr.at Won* Woo Conjuring Company at the Star Opera Hall, North Bridge Road, attracted a
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    Moslems Unite.
    118 8 A correspondent writ s as follows It may Rive a great pleasure to your Moslem readers to know that an amalgamation has been effected bt ween the Moslem Association and the Moslem Institute, resulting in the name of the Mosl.m Association being retained. A special general meeting of
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    81 8 Sir Aston Webb, at the Royal Institute of British Architects, said that the vastness and magnificence of St. Paul's Cathedral were very much enhanced by the circumstance that the building sprang, so to speak, from the narrow streets. A piazza round St. Paul's would spoil one ■>f the finest views
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    359 8 Messrs. Macphail and Co.'s Weekly Report. M-jssrs. Macphail and Co., report under' iat', July 27. The market cl.se quiet. Rubber declined o cents, but the small demand-for shares which commenced a fortnight ago still continues and a f ow parcals changed hands. Tin improved a little at
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    SESSION OF ASSIZE.
    381 8 Murder Cases Being Dealt With. The case in which Un Mok Xi stood charged with the murder of two compatriots on March 26, at 22 Tras Street, was concluded befcre the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, on Tuesday. The jury found the accused guilty but insane at
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    Singapore Mortality Returns.
    85 8 The rate cf mortality in the Settlement of Singapore for the week ended July 16 was 32.51. The total number of deaths was 251 of which 170 were male subjects and 81 female. Convulsions claimed 17, Shthisis 33, malana fev:r 20, dysentery 13 eri-beri 19, pneumonia 22,
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    43 8 Orders for week ending July SI Thursday, 28th. Third Troop Parade, ..15. Friday, 29.— Ninth Trocp Parade, 6.15. There will be no Band Practice on July !9 and no Parades from July 80 t> luguat 1.
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    Malacca Volunteer Rifles.
    49 8 M.V.R. Battalion Rifle Club. The Range is open to all comers. Shoots for July, 1921. 1 Saturday, 80th 4 p.m. Sunday, 31st 7 JO a.ro July Spoon will be shot for on Saturday Inly 80, at 4 p.m. and Sunday, July SI, a 1 M> a.m
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    32 8 Daring the war German invntors proHue ed subst'tutes for rubb«r tvrcs made i trim the follow n;t fibre, c:rd, fslt. hair, -»BTJ?r. cardbiaH. *ood md even asphalt, *i bitumen sod allied substances.
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      273 8 Raffles Hotel MONDAY.—Tea Dansant, 6 to 7 pjn. (Admission fret). WEDNESDAY. —Special Musical Programme after Dinner. THURSDAY.—Gueat Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential for Dancing). FRlDAY.—Special Lunch—Orchestra. SATURDAY.—Gueat Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential for Dancing). SUNDAY.—Cinema after Dinner. RAFFLES ORCHESTRA K A. LOOKE, Musical IJi rector A. E. McClary,
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      867 9 CINEMAS From Saturday, July S3, to TTtursda: July itf, 1931 ••rial photoplay o' Absorb .v. *n<«r«at A pictuie «iib M liter*siii.k plot running torouita it, >■' ■luite d.lferont fiom the ord na'«. all o-i plot;e»« strul CAB NO. 13 Adapted fr >m Xavie' Vt Mo-t'pin's Masterpiece and prr.cuced by the
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      282 9 CINEMAS AND THEATRES BEACH OAD TO-NIGHT Complete Change of Programme For Particulars, See Announcement Leader Page. TAN CHKNR VEX < o, 144, Prapriatora. VICTORIA THEATRE THE BANDMAN OPERA CO. (1921) To-n>ght at 9.80 urompt OH JOY Friday, July 39. Monday, August t. Tuaaday. August 2. Saturday, July SO. XHE MAID
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      80 9 [frj^jjl BORDEN'S Jj^jjjl MALTED MILK 11^3 HAS NO EQUAL MILK ,<s4_ug^ superior MrenKtheninjr invigorating- food ;>' iMTQUAUTY CONNELL BROS. Company (inc. In U.S.A.) SINGAPORE X!a —J^ Aajanta HF>I5 Sea TerA lb.onChap aoA New 2M HP. Model Delivery from Stock 25 cwt., io cwt., i ton and 4 ion size* On
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      821 10 SALES BY AUCTION CHEONG KOON SENG CO, AUCTION SALE „f valMktt lan.l and kiW J^"!" I At KmH C.KKW Knon Sen* < room. N« M, Klin»t Street. „n \\edne«<lu>. \uKU»t V Ml I"" I MfirtemrccV Mil "f vulunhle W years' J-r inerv tb.- "aid premises, comprising h.i by M? Hro...
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      497 10 SALES BY fIUCTIOH REMINDER SATURDAY. JULY St. AT P.M. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE r>f very chnrminir Jacobenn ana Tudor design teak household furniture. Concert grand piano, gramophones, etc. At No. 7, Chancery lane, otT Thomson Road, Comprising an excellent toned full concert grand piano by Collard Collard, in first rate order
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      809 10 NOTICE •v THE EBTATE OF HENRY YARDLY DEIGHTON POTTER, DECEASED PURSUANT TO THE TRUSTEE ORDINANCE, 1914. SECTION 26. NOTICE is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having any claims or demands •upori or aga'nst the. Estate of Henry Ynrdley Deighton Potter, deceased late of Singapore, who died on
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      615 10 WEARNE BROTHERS, LTD. NOTICE OF LOSS OF CERTIFICATE. Whereas application has been made to the Directors of the above Company, to issue a duplicate Certificate for 37 shares, numbered *****1 to *****2 and *****7 to *****1, inclusive, in the name of Cyril Thomas de Burgh Whitehouse of Telak Anson. upon
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      339 10 COMBINE OF BLUTTO CO. JAVA SEA FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Batavia, Jay.) A.D. 18(1. Comblaed Capitals fally HbactiW Fl. 11.2M.t00 Reserved per December 11, 19 IS Kl. 5.095.419.1S Head Offices BATAVIA AND AMSTERDAM Branch Offices gINGAI'ORK, S-b, FINLAYSON GBCKN Medan, Semarang, Sonrabaya, Bandoeng. Macassar, Rangoon, Shanghai, Tientsin, Melbourne,
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      325 10 WE SPECIALIZE IN BUITISB PRINTING ONLY. We shall: give you the pructical thing and it wiH be of a dignity and style that will surety please you. Wc'w got the complete r*ui«ment. we've pot the experience, an* well deliver thr job on tiny and Is) perfect order. Gi»e us a
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    BAGAN SERAI.
    943 11 Satisfactory Position of The Company. l'»« first annual general ni rating »f the Bagan Serai Company, Ltd., was held on Jane 22 at Winchester House, Old Broad Street, E.C., Mr. E. L. Hamilton (th« chairman) presiding. The Chairman said Gentlemen, the report and accounts are before you, ami,
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    Radium Thrown Away.
    119 11 I);-. W. I". Kaikon of Jcr. "y City, after usinj; in an operation so. if tabes of ppwderad radium, each vailed at £1,500, :i> -ricntally put MM IM the patient bndlgM in the wasti'-papei basket, wht-n it was thr.iwn into the eelh. r-f urnac-c .'ml the usual
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      112 11 If DUN LOP MOTOR CVCLIi TYRES AND BELTS. Are Built to Better the lie*t." THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO (Z, LTD. Incorporated in Japan) 42 »nd 41 ItOBLNSON ROAD. If you ar. passing by BKACH KO.VI) drop at No. 7 (opposite S.V.C.), You can ha\r supplies of Tyros. Benzine, Oil. Batteries,
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      543 11 c c E ,|^ll|k E M Proprietor.: \t_\ 1\ 4T E COMPANY FU '^BBi->W</ 'Phone 352 -f-j A"* 3 HM^__\ I/O/ _M N n •J 1 BY TEST THE BEST. *J^ Etablissements Chatelain Well-known Products \rthritism. Rheumatism, Ar- ■■■kam.amß I'aludiMn, (malaria) Hepatir JRr IN— I terio-atlerosis. Obesity, Gout. Ell IMC
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      374 12 NEW SHIPMENTS JUST RECEIVED Tals Bronze Lever H^od" Tale and Townie Chain Pollej Blocks Smooth-on-Cement Galvanized Roofing Bolts and NnU Galvanized Single Rust Hooka Braden Handled Parang*. etc., etc., etc. IUAN KIAT CO., LTD. PHILLII STREET The successful Tenderers for supply of Miscellaneous Article- a.id Engineers Stores "the Sin K
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      537 12 TAY GUAN KIAT PHILLIP 3TBUT. VSnnr Naa. $111 $114. The -nci-.-ssf nl contractor for anpply of FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS, ETC to the Singapore Municipality taring the year 1921. GLOBB BOILER UMBDT For clearing and preserving ataam beileri if all type. Used by all factories. lUamerr, fie., and found
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      916 12 H 4S\|. Ml AOVMHM-MENIS "«e VRaTAID chart** f«r Waarta, For Bale. Te, Let, etc la erdlaary c1... sst type (averse* six w»rds U Una) are t— Per line oee insertion 88 eta* two Ins 41 eta- tbr«» .as. 64 ets four ins. 82 eta, five ins. $1.00, six ins. $I.ls.
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      920 12 LAND AND HOUSES WANTED TO RENT, small bungalow for direct or later. Apply 301, Straits Times. COMPOUND" HOUSE TO TeT, 2003r~East Coast Road. Apply Lanka Dispensary, 42, Serangoon Road. "FURNISHED ROOMS, with bath-roomi atI ached, near town, good table. Terms moderate. ,IS, Lloyd Road. "TO LET, SHARON. 104, River Valley
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      976 12 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, seeand floor No. $8-1, Chang. Alley, tunable for offlee. Immediate *ntry. Apply No. 5. T«lak Ayer Btr»«t TO LET, $8. Weilieh Street, •oitable for an ofllee or godown. Close to town and wharf. Entry Jnn* 1. Apply to A. Cioaet Co.. 7, Baffles Quay. TO
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      307 12 Straits Motorcar Service. Ltd •JaCMfc ORCHARD. ROAD Sole Distributors of BELLANGER famous French Car All kinds of Repairs to Motor CycleCam, and Lorries executed Cracked Cylinders, Crank-Cades Gears a«« broken parts of all metal- Welded RELIABLE CARS AND LORRIES HIRED. Good* Transported from Ships. Godown*. Private Houses, etc. A number
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      205 12 THE STRAITS TIMES TELEPHONES Editorial and General £8 Manager's Office IU7 Job P? in' ing Office 1244 All communications relating to editorial matters and news should be addreme' to THE EDITOR. All eommnnicatio. c relating to business matters advert"* ments, subscriptions, accounts, printing, etc., should he addressed to THs) MANAGER.
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