The Straits Times, 1 August 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times. No. 26.701 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 19a PRICE 10 CENTS,
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      124 1 I MILKMAID SWEETENED 5 CONDENSED MILK PRICE RKDI (KD < W.ti p*r raiw. "BEAR BRAND' MILK ONCE ALWAYS _3«^Br7/^W'w^7^v V used TRADK MARK SOLE AGENTS JOSEPH TRAVERS ft SONS. LTD. (Incorporated In England SINGAPORE SUB! AGENTS APPOINTED THROUGHOUT THE S.B. F.MS. i ILLUSTRATED BOOKLET FREH LII»ON REQUEST. THERE IS ONLY
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      251 1 "Black Prince" Footwear -^r Majesty King Edward We have pleasure in annooncins to on A v j -umerous customer, that we tave no^ L^ 2? kt^ T J?f! received oar first tUpment we. the B^a»\ '"'JT' fa Hta w«- of thi. wen-knowf range «f bootl dW C that nbMj bnt
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      11 1 MTT.KMAFT. SWEETENED CONDENSED Mil K PRICC RKDUCMI I f2.M per eaae.
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    Potential Fuels.
    1465 2 Alternatives to Coal And Oil. Major Turner lecturing: on gas engines states that coal is being formed to-day in illimitable quantities, for peat, after all, 1 ia just coal in the making, and possibly, is also the source of much of our future supply of oil, but the
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      175 2 I Protects from the Sun You need nq longer suffer from the discomforts ami unugtitiineas uf .sunburn. "'HAZELINE' I Tmt* alar*; SNOW protects the skin from the fiercest heat. "'^^l^^L^^^j^ Keeps it 1. 1 ways soft «nd smooth and improves its delicate texture. i^. I -f^Cw oo !> soothes hot
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      392 2 j ?KNATfi< Rough Weather Marii* i Engines r Th« Karmath la no manly a fair wMther engine. It ia thoroughly dapansahlc in the tcrcnat waaihar. The Kernuth has alwaya baam nandardUot in every pan. Tail aukaa firtinc •pare parts aaay. It brlaci. too, unusually xonomical and raliabU aarvka. 4 to
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      195 2 10 H.P. CITROEN CAR The excellence of French automobile engineering has loaa? h«aV b^ox'&'ie or gZS^ 1 Cto k "«M«I 2** thu remarkable Car— compare it with any otbar light sat Take a demonstration ride— drive it yourself if you like sad rea w* know why it is the most
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    INTERESTING ROYAL VISIT.
    212 3 His Majesty Challenged at A Castle. A Pioneer special cable, dated London July 12, states Their Majesties have concluded a two days' visit to the Chanr.el Islands, where they were enthusiastically welcomed with quaint feuda! ceremonies, in which local Seigneurs in Norman and French paid homage to
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    COLOMBO'S SECOND HARBOUR.
    183 3 Little Further Work to Be Done. Tlio constructional work connected with the Ijike Development Scheme is practically completed. Owir.K to this and to the further fact that thi* year's nin<..s are noariy t-xhausted the work at firvsent in hand is •sonu-what :im;te<l activity is almost entirely conr'n.x*
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    Globe-Trotting Resumed.
    143 3 I The Statesman's London correspondent ■i.ys that the bookings to India and the East have reached the highest mark since the war. Travellers to India inteodmjr to take an autumn voyage will require to book months ahead in order to secure a passage. Already most of the vessels
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      258 3 Expectant and Nursing Mothers j ffJ J find in Glazo a mo-t valuible aid, for. taken regularly two fTE or ih-ee times a day by the mother herself (both before and W «:trr the birth of her babf), Glaxo not only maintains the W^ M ther t own »trtn?tii without
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      436 3 m adjustah.e sr' r~Aj»t it 'ik M ■^•'tk.T'n.p.'aZ'lCrfJlei >•£•>< Spna< Fi».m Ror.l Kt.br Stndftr SiicificKtmt U M The RUBY CYCLE CO.Xtd. M K °T»l Ruby Motor. Crete, M HTAI. IUBi'varUALTUNCHAN, M »n»ninni»«Mm>m»t»t* DR. CASSELL'S TABLETS Repair W««r aad Tear of Narva aod Bo4j 2 P«ee la. M. ana 4a. AN
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      224 3 BLACK DIAMOND Files We are Sole Agents in the Straits Settlements, F.IL&, etc., for these well-known FILES AND RASPS and carry large stocks of all sizes. Sole Agent* UNITED ENGINEERS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements SINGAPORE. THE CARE OF THE NAILS One of woman's principal charms is in her
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      922 4 mum smjws P. 0- British India AND Apcar Line (flmwaialii laaeraarstid ia B— *aad) If An. AND PASBMNGER BEKVICBB PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. (Uader Ceatract with His Majesty's Gov*ram*n«) The Compaay'* MAIL SERVICE EAST OF BOMBAY are at preaeat aaapeaded LONDON FAB-BABTEBN SERVICE PEOM LONDON I TO MAEBmTUJS
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      766 4 STEAMER SAILJMrS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO. LDOTED Btoaaaera lataadad to a*ll freaa aiacaaer* KAJANG Monday. 12.80 p.m.. for Miri, Labnan, Jesselton, Kudat and Sandakan. KINTA Monday, 4 p.m for Port Swattenham and Penang. HTB LEONG Monday, at 4M M, <er Malacca and Moar. KAKA Tuesday, at 4.M p.m, f*r Malacca and
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      60 4 STEAMER SUMS BOLUR LIRE SINGAPORE TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON VIA SUEZ. Robert Dollar LOADING AUGUST 3 Esther Dollar LOADING AUGUST 21 Through Bills *i LasHac Uaaad trem Btasapore to the Principal OirU. el the United Stetoa aad Oaaeda. Per farthar tafermatlea a* te Eatoa. eM, .dpi j to THE
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      377 4 STEAMER SAHJMS 0. S. H, TME OSAKA SHOSBN KABWA Lff» (laeerporated la Japaa) Ne. t. De Seaaa Street PUSH I Sal Lag frem 1««M— (Sabjeet te eh ang. with*e» aetiea) EUBOPEAN UNB •aw Pwt Said. Maiamllaa, llilli, ItiHl Bet«*rdam «*d Baabarg arr. dap. HIMALAYA MARU Aug. 20 Aug. II A
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      380 4 NIPPON VtSCN KAISHA. (laeorporated la Japaa) (.sir Mall Ceatract with tke hapartal Japaaeae Gevenaaeat. Babjeet U alterations without aetle* LONDON LINE F«rtnlf htly Service Per London, Aatwerp via (Malacca) Piaaaa> Colombo. Seal, Pert Said aad MaraeUlaa. YOKOHAMA MARU Auc. 8 KLEIST Aug. 19 MISHIMA MARU Au*. M LIVERPOOL UNE Per
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      601 5 Sla-AMtt w^ULNMB MESSAGERIES MARITIMES DE FRANCE ••rvrfpr Contract with tb» IN**)** r<.vommen' Mall aad Passenger at Iwemm HIEW.T MARBEII.LK" FAR EABI KRN SERVICE HOMEWARD MAILS OITWARD MAIL* To Marseilles via telaashn. To lamas) Ha Saigon, Hongkoag UJibootl. Port Said -I an. Shanghai CAP ARCONA 16,000 tons Aug. a I CORDILLI
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      293 5 OSAKA SHOSEN KAISNA SIRVEY OF CARGO. Consignees are hereby notified that the survey of cargo landed in damaged condition will be held at Tanjong Pagar Godown, as undermentioned, and no other survey thenceforward. Claim, if any, mast reach this office within 7 days after survey. Godown Date of Steamer Arrival
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      313 5 STEAMER SAMJWS SL. S». UK. S.S. MELCHIOR TREUB POR JAVA Intending passengers for Java are kindly .requested to note that the above steamer will be despatched from Singapore to Batavia, Semaraag, and Souxabaya, oa THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, AT S P.M. FROM THB WHARF, (instead of as usual on Friday, at
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      316 5 WELL! YOU NAVE GOT A NERVE! Yes And more than yon are aware of. The least realized is the eye nerve, the delicate functions of which are so easily disturbed by excessive work. Correct eyewear will strengthen and help the eye nerves to do their work well. N. LAZARUS OPHTHALMIC
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      225 5 MADAME MOINE JUST ARRIVED FROM PARIS with a large selection of tkc followiag latest Paris Fashions MORNING DRESS, AFTERNOON DRESS AND EVENING DRESS, SWEATERS, ETC. Inspection 9 a.m. to 12 boob and 2 to C p.m. ADDRESS ADELPHI HOTEL, ROOM 56 WEILL MONTOR E, HIGH STREET. MASSAGE HALL tn. Bancsslis
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      705 5 SOYERNiENT OF KEDAM i NEW CONTRACT DAM AT BUKIT BESAR, KULIM The Government of Kedah is prepared to teceive Tenders for works to be erected sn.l materials and labour to be supplied for th* clearing of ground, construction of a Concrete Dam and the execution irf various subsidisry works at
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      624 6 CINEMAS Alhambra FROM MONDAY, AUGUST 1, TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1921. In the Firtt Show, at 7.30 pm. The OemmwiMmtnt of an Astounding Pathe SoHal MyatCfy Dram., Lo«ioal. Baffling and Thrilling A SERIAL THAT WILL SALT THE INTEREST AND PEPPER THE IMAGINATION With a Story by tbat gnat serial director
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      403 6 ONKMAS AND THEATRES HALL, LIMITED Worth sV4dga Wo*** Second Shou at 9.15 p.m. Ben Wilson, Nera Gerber and Joseph Gerard in tbe most mystifying and tbe most sensations! of all serials THE SCREAMING SHADOW Episodes 5 and 6 in 4 parts More mystery I More thrills 1 1 More action!
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      44 6 THE STAR OPERA Ih. Theatre Beyal, Nerth Brlegs leas To-aight I To-night 1 1 Mohamed Noor, take Ibe leading pirt. In a very Interesting Play ABU NAWAS and SULTAN HARON AL RASCHID t H. CHBONG. Proprl..* T. L. TAN. Maaagsr. ThasM IIM far sssts.
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      177 6 For all Defects of Vision. CONSULT Mr. K. F. CKONG Fellow of the Spectacle Maker's Co. Diploma of the British Optical Association Fellow of the Institute of Opthalmic Opticians (London) OFFICE AT THE United Pharmacy, 305, North Bridge Road SINGAPORE: »HM*»»»»IH«MIHM>»>HI4 BIG BOXING TOURNAMENT AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE TUESDAY, AUGUST
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      108 6 Announcement We wish to annonne* that w» have just added to our airway modern equipment a RUBBER STAMP MAKING PLANT You will welcome the announcement, we are sore, far the same high quality of p«r- feet ion which has brrlH o» > oar Printing Department, wtl J be maintained in
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    166 7 FIXTVREb M*a4ay. Aacsst 1. Bank Holiday. Hi«-h Wittr, B^l a.m^ TJbl pj». The Better 'Ole, Victoria Theatre. Tarada), Aafnat 2. Hifh Water, 9.63 a.m., 8.53 p.m. St. Gtorpc's Chapter. Foothnll League Div. I, S.C.C. t. Sea be (raeti, s.r.i Fo..ibu!l I*ague S.C.C. 11, t. S.R.C. 11, R.
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    265 7 TBBBELB AT TH> DOCU East Wharf Btiin Nil. East Wharf Melchior T'.-üb. Mfceer* Wharf— Nil. Main Wharf Kurcha Maru. Ninpchow Empire Dock Arratoon Apcar. Half Moon, Mi-<lusa. Charon. Hut Wharf Aseaaiaa, Ixion,. Jardint-H Wharf Kwai Sane falo Brani Coal Wharf. Nil. Keppel Harbour. Main Wharf Hn!vard. I'olshannon. LimbßlS,
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    104 7 To-morrow I'ort Swettenham and Medan 11 a.m. v rlat Pandjang, Bcnckaiis and Kairan I p.m. I'ontianak 2 p.m. Malacca and Muar 3 p.m. Wednesday Swcttenham and Penang S p.m Tharaday Port Swett«nham, Penang, Madraa and Ncgapatam, taking mails' for Europe, ttc. (via Bombay) S p.m. Supplementary Mai,
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    FEARFUL CRIMES.
    223 7 Murder Charge Against Welsh Boy. Harold J> nca, i;, yiars o f aKt has been arrested m Ab?rtillery. Wales, en a < hargc of having murdered Florence Little, aged 11 years, whose body, outraged, and with the throat cut. was found hidden in an attic at accused home,
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    30 7 Despiu- the many attempts that have boen made by the Colombo Municipality to bring about a settlement regarding the laundry trouble, the dhobies still refute to enter into a compromise.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    140 7 EXCHANGE. Singapore, July 28. Or London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 8/16 itemand 2/3 13/16 Private 3 m. credits 2/4 7/16 On New York Demand 41% Private 90 days 45 On France Bank 600 On India Bank T. T. N 179 On Hongkong Bank d/d 24 p.c. prem.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    52 7 Tone of market Weak. Spot Aug. Sept. OcL-Dec. Pale Crepe Closing Prices Buyers Sellers i-— Spot August September October-December RM •bed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyer* Sellers 26 26 V 4 26 27 27 27% 29 30 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. 12 o'clock noon, July
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      MINING.
      181 7 Val. Pd. Buj«n. B«Uert. 1 1 Ay«r Weng 2.00 £1 £1 Kam Karaunting 1.17.8 5.2.6 10 10 Kinta Assoc. 7.00 1 1 HiUm Tin 1.50 1.70 1 1 Jelantoh 0.80 Q to Lshat Min«* 5 5 Lingui Tin 4.50 5.00 10 10 Malayan Coll. 14.00 15.00 I 1 Menglembu
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      GENERALS.
      122 7 Val. Pd Buyer*. S«lle £1 £1 Br. Am. Tobacco S.0.0 8.10.C £1 £1 E. Smelting Co. 6.60 7.00 5/ 6/ Electric Twmyi 2/6 10 10 Fraser Neaves 27.50 29 50 50 W. Hammer Co. $80 $90 100 100 Katz Bros, deb 140.00 10 10 Mexican Eagle 5.2.6. 5.12.6 10
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      DEBENTURES.
      97 7 L\ Eng. 6 p.c. $1,234,300 par f p.c pm. Spore Electric Tramway* 6 p.c. £850,00 C mom Spore Municipal 6 p.c. $1378,000 par Spore Man. 4% p.c of 1907 $1,000,000 10 p*. dii Spore Mun. 4V4 p.*. of 1909 $1,600,600 10 p.c. di» Spore Man. 4H p.e. of 1909
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      375 7 Frassr ai Co. aid LyaD and Eratt's Quotation*. Late* aTailahle Hurlin, QiotiUw are printed o» iMtktt Mf M ¥ri4»T. To-day^ Price*. Fraaer Lyall A Co. Evatt Allenby ((1) 0.26 0.35 0.20 0.30 Alor Gajah ($1) 1.00 1.25 1.10 1.25 Am. Malay ($2) 2.00 1.60 2.00 A HiUm ($6)
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      918 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WANTED GOOD STENOGRAPHER temporary work. Apply 38, Chartered B»n<c Chambers. FOR SALETMoutrie's pianp, in rood to dition and tone. al«o stool and revolving chair. 875. Straits Times. TO LET. larire new compound nous* B~ Cluuy Road, overlooking Botanic Gardens Open to inspection. Apply The British Pharmacy, 440-2, North
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      35 7 MOTOR SPIRIT CYLINOER OILS DUNLOP TYRES Stocked Expressly for the Convenience of Tanglin Residents FROM JULY 11 Order bc.ks on Application. 1 Note The Address: M. A. AHMED DIN BROTHERS Regimental Bus Company) TANGLIN ROAD
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      238 7 LODGE PLUGS 0 *§gt? can be relied upon to deliver the ffZjE full spark output of the magneto IIQDIXI T RIGHT PL ACE I At the RIGHT TIME j^^Tf^ And at ALL SPEEDS. J^JB^^-^^P Tne> are des 'Pned to give I \^A Easy starting: I _^HI Regular firing running dead
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    DEATH
    33 8 SM.KVII.LE WEST. On June 29, 1921, »t Hertford Hospital. Parin, Capt. Kelvin Frederick Sackville West, only son of late Frederick George West, Strait* Settlement*, and Mm. 11. R Powell. Folkeatone. aged 26.
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    The Straits Times. MONDAY, AUGUST 1 MUNICIPAL.
    1188 8 The Straits Times. MONDAY, AUGUST 1 MUNICIPAL. We are glad to see that the enlarged Municipal Commission is getting; to work with vigour, and that it is raising many points upon which the public has need to be informed. One point we may mention in passing. The Municipality uses a
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    23 8 There are several divorce actions bef.re the Shanghai courts at present. The evidence is public but the newspapers are refraining from publishing reports.
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    33 8 Mr. C. C. Simpson, advocate, reports to the police the theft of clothing valued at $55 from his residence in Grove Estate. He suspect* a boy, whom he dismissed on th-j 24th instant.
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    42 8 L The Tandjcng Perak (Java) Custom House authorities have seized 4,691 grains of prepared and 1,465 grain* of unprepared opium during the past week or so. Besides this they have oaftured $961 grains of dross and 1,800 tube; of medicine containing morphia.
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    23 8 For duty purposes, the price of first grade rubber for the period July 29 to August 4, inclusive, is 32 cents per pound.
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    11 8 The Singapore Motor Omnibus Association, Singapore, has been registered in Singapore.
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    21 8 A social will be held at the Y.W.C.A. on Wednesday, for all Band of Hope Members and friends, at 4.30 p.m.
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    17 8 On and from to-day telegraphic facilities will be available to the public at Kampong Glam sub-post office.
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    25 8 Messrs. W. Flood and D. Sheriff have passed the Board of Trade examination ior first mate. Both were students of the Nautical Academy Sailors' Institute.
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    58 8 A Chinese, named Goh Ah Soo was shoe in Trenggxnu Street last night, but no trace has been found of the assailant. The injured man is lying in the General Hospital. It appears that the bullet after hitting the man, ricochetted and hit another man, though net seriously, who was
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    58 8 The Malayan Leader understands that a meeting of the committee of the Federal Council appointed to consider the advisability or otherwise oi introducing reforms into th Council was held on Wednesday, when the question was again discussed. It is believed that the Committee has completed its sittings and that the
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    56 8 The Rev. W. Murray, M.A. visited Batu Pahat on July 27 in connection with the English Presbyterian Mission Chapel which was started in that town on May 1 last. He was entertained by the Chinese Christians and was taken round to visit the English and Chinese schools. He hopes to
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    64 8 Two Chinese women living in Havelock Road have been charged by Insp. Hawkins before Mr. Dawscn with alleged kidnapping of a little Chinese boy from his father's residence in Rochore Road. It is alleged that the women sold the child to a woman in Bukit Timah. The case has been
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    62 8 The Malayan Leader states Pellagra is reported to be very common in Malaya, and a valuable paper was published sometime ago in the British Journal, contributed by an Assistant Surgeon of the Medical Department who is now in the Federal Capital. It is to be hoped that thi Chief Secretary
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    67 8 Two Tamils, Munyandi and Ramaswamy, are to be charged before Mr. Dawson today, with an alleged attempt to kidnap a 15-year old girl in the Botanical Gardens on Saturday afternoon last The sec end accused, it may be mentioned, is one of the men who stands charged with voluntarily causing
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    64 8 At the invitation of the Singapore Auxiliary Diocesan Association an interesting tethering was held on July 4 at Tuftonstrtet, Westminster, to meet friends of and from Malaya. The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Chichester presided. The speakers included the Rev. R. V. H. Burnt, lurmerly of the Diocese of
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    77 8 At about 2.30 p.m. on Saturday, a Chinese coming out of gate No. 6, New Keppel Road, was knecked down by a motor bus and sent to hospital. He was attended to but refused to stay. Next morning he was seen by Insp King who sent Mm back to hospital,
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    69 8 In order to enable the member* cf'th* Far Eastern Association of Tropical Medicine to be present at a Congress Meeting which is to be held in Batavia on the 6th instant, intending passengers are kindly requested to note that the Melchior Treub will be despatched from Singapore, on Thursday, August
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    81 8 Insp. Hawkins, Kandang Kerbau, was t., place a Chinese, named Chan Boey, before Mr. Dawson to-day charged with a rash act. It appears at about 7.30 p.m. yesterday the accused was putting some petrol into the tank of his lorry 532 when it was> standing on the road in Paya
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    79 8 Recently a car coming sharply out of the Municipal Office gate collided with a car going along St. Andrew's Road from the direction of High Street. At the instance of the Traffic branch the chauffeur of the first-named car was charged with rash and negligent driving and also for not
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    71 8 Pathetic scenes are being witnessed at the West London Hospital, the authorities of which made the announcement recently that a successful cancer treatment had been discovered. The authorities have been bombarded with letters and telegrams, and the telephones are ringing continuously. Sufferers are arriving from all parts of the country,
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    102 8 In the first stage of the homeward voyage of the P. and 0. liner Caledonia, which reached Tilbury from Bombay on July 9, Mr. R. P. Kent, a first-class passenger, disappeared at Suez. An inquiry resulted in the conclusion that it was a case of suicide by drowning. Mr. Kent
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    569 8 Mr. A. E. Thomas, Ipoh, is leaving for Australia next month on a brief holiday The Straits Echo hears that Commander C. A. Peal, R.N.R., Deputy Registrar at Shipping, Singapore, will go to Penang as acting Harbour Master when Captain D. C. Macintyre retires at the end
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    Rubber Estate Relief.
    58 8 We have reprinted tht special article on Malaya's Grave Crisis which appeared in oar issue of the 15th inst., knd which it will be remembered set out, in considerable detail, a scheme for Rubber Estate Relief. A copy of the reprint will be sen* by post to
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    The Indian Famine.
    107 8 Reports from the famine affected areas in the Bellary and Anantapur district* are not yet encouraging, says a Madras message of July at. There has been m. rain in those parts. People affected in parts of Bellary bordering on Anantapur are resorting to relief works in the
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    F.M.S. Appointments.
    286 8 The. following appointments are nctitied in the F.M.S. Government Gazette Mr. J. N. Sheffield to be Superintendent, Topographical Branch, Survey Department, F.M.S., A. E. Horn, M.D., 8.5.C., M.R.CJP., to be Director <St Medical and Sanitary Services in the S.S. and F.M.S. Captain J. Rooke-Ccwell to be a European
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      153 8 ALHAMBRA To-night at 1M p.m. Patkea' Serial THE PHANTOM FOB IK Episodes or 81 reels Featuring George B. Seiti, Juanita Hansen, Warner Oland and Harry Samcls 7 PL. THE TURN OP THE WHEEL 7 Pta. Topical Budget and New Harold Lloyd Comedy MARLBOROUGH 4 Episode* CAB No. II Episodea 2
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    Upper Silesia.
    398 9 The French Demand for Larger Forces. Reuter Telegrams. Paris, July 27. The Franco-British negotiations, as anticipated, are shaping towards a totally satisfactory compromise. Out of three mooted points two are now settled with the announcement of the Supreme Council to meet on August i, according to Great Britain's
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    Shipping Questions.
    146 9 Reuter Telegrams. London, July 28. At the annual meeting of Armstrong Whitworth and Co. Sir Glynn West, the chairman, said those qualified to judge were of opinion that internal combustion engines wouid gradually replace reciprocating engines, ultimately leading to the construction of a new type of ship. London,
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    News from France.
    61 9 Rei;tkk Tklkgram. Paris, July 27. Upon leaving Havre, President Millirand proceeded up the Seine river to ttouen where he was heartily wwlomed by the authorities and population. Several scholarship named after the -> lentist Ramsay have been instilling French students to pursue sen i t.ric researches in
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    Reckless Journalism.
    317 9 Reuter Telegrams. London, July 29. Mr. Lloyd George made a statement in the House of Commons with reference to the interview with Lord Northcliffe published in the New York Times and reproduced in the Daily Mail, in which Lord Northcliffe is represented as saying .that before starting for
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    British Finance.
    208 9 Relter Telegrams. i London. July 2'J. The House of C'ummon* passed the third reading of the Finance Bill. Mr. M os .'ley moved the rejection on the rrround of the seri us decline in revenue. Sir Donald Maclean condemned the, Gover- mint's fii.ar.cial policy on the ground that
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    Louvain Library.
    99 9 Reuter Telegram. London, July 28. Louvain The tirst stone of the new university library' replacing that burned i by the Germans in 1914 has been laid i by Mr. Murray Butler. President of Columbia University, in the presence of 1 the Belgian King and Queen and a disting-
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    Holland.
    40 9 Kkitek Telegram. London, July 29. The Hagut- Now that the Cabinet < crisis is settled Qjeen Wilhelmina, accom- I pained by the Princess Juliana, will sail on August 3 en boaid the steamer Merope and visit the Norwegian fjords. I
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    Colonial Questions.
    274 9 Reuter Telegrams. London, July 29. Mr. Meighen, the Canadian Prime Minister, is leaving for home to-morrow. Interviewed by Reuter, he declared that the conference reached decisions on the those questions concerning the Dominions mist. He was returning satisfied with the trend of events generally and the progress made.
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    United States News.
    197 9 REI'TER TkI.F.HKAMS. London, July 29. Wa.-hington President Harding and family sailed on board the Presidential yacht Mayflower to attend the Pilgrim Fathers tercentenary celebrations at Plymouth on Monday. London, July 29. New York The story of how the millionaire Liggett was reduced in a few weeks to
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    Ireland.
    87 9 Reuter Telegram. London. July 30. The Irish Master of the Rolls has directed "the issue of writs of attachment against Generals Maci-oady and Strickland and other officers who disregarded the order of the court to produce two Sinn Feiner* who were sentenced to death by military courts. The Master
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    Ex-German Cable.
    38 9 Reuter Teleuram. London, July 29. Washington Referring to the proceedings at the international communications conference, Mr. Hughes said it was probable that the ex-German cable between Guam and Yap would be allocated to the United State*.
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    Pacific Conference.
    324 9 Rkuter T>xecrams. London, July 28. While the Pacific question occupied much of the time of the Imperial Conference, rapid progress was made in other subjects, like the constitutional questions «nd the naval defence of the Empire. It is hoped to dispose of outstanding questions at the weekend. The
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    Banque Industrielle.
    168 9 Recter Telegrams. Paris, July 26. The Tribunal of Commerce has granted to the Banque Industrielle de Chine the procedure of transactional settlement. (Havas'l London. July 29. Details are now available of the preliminary proposals for dealing with the creditors of the Banque Industrielle de Chine. It is proposed
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    Opium in London.
    83 9 Reuter Telegram. London, July 30. Seven Chinese were charged at the Thames police court with possessing utensils for opium smoking. <six were fined £6 sterling, or in default a month's imprisonment. The other man. Low Ping You, who was said to be one of the principals in
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    Strike Riots in India.
    39 9 Ki:i tek Telegram. London, July 30. Darjeeling Strikes have broken out at four tea gardens, and 42 strikers have been arrested and charged with rioting. The authorities attribute the disorders to the activities of non-cooperators.
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    Prince of Wales.
    149 9 Reuter Telegrams. London, July 29. The newspapers are seriously discussing the wisdom of the Prince of Wales visiting India in the autumn owing to the excessive strain constant tours impose on his health. The Daily Mirror declares that His Majesty alone must decide. London, July 30. A
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    Russia.
    62 9 Reutkr Telegrams. London, July 29. Christiania It is reported that the Soviet Government has granted the Great Northern Telegraph Company a concession to work a telegraph system bctw en Russia, Denmark, Japan and China, the company having to establish stations at M «w and Petrograd. London, July 29. Paris,
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    Cotton Trade.
    44 9 Reiteb Telegram. London, July 29. The Federation of Master Cotton Spinners in Manchester has announced that after August 1 there will be no restriction in the output of mills spinning American cotton. Firms may work fortyeighi hours a week instead of thirty-five.
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    French Dock Strike.
    26 9 Reuter Telegram. London, July 29. Havre A lock-out of dockworkers will be proclaim"<i on August 1 as a protest against the workmen's demands.
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    HONGKONG AND MUITSAI.
    43 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Hongkong, August 1. A maw meeting of Chinese decided to form a society for the protection of muiuai. f" Muitsai are the adopted children regarding whom there has been much discuslion in the House of Common*.]
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    RAEBURN HOUSE.
    337 9 Singapore Harbour Board's New Club Premises. For many years past the Singapore Harbour Board's clubhouse has been at Tanjong Pagar, opposite the main offices, and it was felt that, with the rapid increase in staff, additional accommodation would be necessary. No steps in this direction were possible during
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    Long Service Record.
    825 9 trs. Boustead's Gift to Mr. Tessensohn. n interesting valedictory function took •place in the grounds of Abbotsford the residence of the Ho.i. Mr. Vincent Gibbon* the acting chief of Messrs Boustead and Company, on Saturday afternoon, the occasion being a presentation to Mr. Edwin Tessensohn by the
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    JAVA TRADE PROSPECTS.
    133 9 Aneta Service. Weltevreden, July 30. The annual report of the Present of the Java Bank states that the -neral economic situation in the Neth -Hands Indies is not brilliant but there is no question of an economic collapp". The normal demand for Indian produce will return as
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    43 9 The engagement is announced of Mr. H. Armstrong, of Kent Estate, sun of tlm late Mr. W. Armstrong J. P., of Aughna Galley House, Co. Wexford, Ireland, a" 1 Miss Rome Catherine May Ladell, dauk'ht r of Mr». Ladell. f Gladhern, Happisbur;.;;. Norfolk.
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      CRICKET.
      269 10 S.C.C. Much Behind Selangor. Ku»la Lumpur, July 30. At the close of play in the S.C.C. v. Selangor match to-day each side had play*<l a full innings, and the Singapore am had raised only 83 in reply to Selangors :r_»l. Full scores Selangor. K. Cromie c Scharenguivel b Riches.
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      Ladies' Lawn Tennis Club.
      88 10 TO-MORROWS TIES, l.adir^' Doubles. lady Murison and Miss Shaw v. Mrs Schafer and Mrs. Morell. Mixed Double* Handicap. Mrs. Swindell ana K»-\ Mr. (Jnffin v Mr and Mrs. Leifgatt. < hampionship I'airs. Mi» Bruoke and Mr. Cantrell v. Miss Stephenson and \fr. Hopkins. Mrs. Graham and
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      Singapore Golf Championship.
      82 10 The Singapore i;.>lf championship for IMI will this year be played owr the :Jis f>f the Garri>on liolf Club. Entries, which must be sent to the honorary secirtary. Garrison Golf Club, with entrance I c of $1. close al (i p.m. on Saturday. \uirust 27. Entrants must
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      Inter Varsity Athletics.
      85 10 A Reuttr .f .luly 2\> from T ravers l>land. Hem 'ic.ik. statM ihat in tru- intr-.ir-ity athletic Oxford and Cambridge vmui Pru. ilun an<i Cornell, both ti-am-■miii five e\i-nls each, but the Englishmen, .raining sis MM*d piaces against the Americans' foar, were adjudged the wu,--m sMbM, "f
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      Next Week's Boxing.
      267 10 Tin' MUM ')f Mr. J. R. Lynch has been ■etaii for the boxing rwrniW-ri t.> Im' I. old at the Victoria Theat-' i n Tuesday. Aujrust !i. The official- v. II be Mr. K. H. Gale and Mr. I. 1' Goriiag, refen-es Major luntinsr lon and Mr.
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      Amateur Boxing Championship.
      707 10 in the boxing line on behalf of charity and have promised that 1 would. I think that at the present moment the unemployment funds, both European and Asiatic, require immediate help, so I have decided to organise a boxing tournament to decide the championships at the eight
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      Football.
      143 10 Much interest was taken in the match I.etween the S.C.K.A. and the MalaccaSeremban combined team on the S.R.C. ground on Satarday. The S.C.F.A. wo by 2—o. both scored by Heng Cheng Yeok in the first half. The visitors put up a good fight, but their forwards' work in front
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      Shemidzu Beaten.
      1413 10 A Renter wire from Boston, dated July M, states that R. M. Williams beat Shimidzu in the final for the Longwood Challenge Bowl. St. Andrew's School Sports. Though the weather was threatening there was no rain on Friday afternoon for the annual athletic sports of the St. Andrew'^
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    37 10 Programme of Drills, etc., for week ending Saturday, August 6, 1921 Wednesday, Brdv— 6.ls p.m.. Drill Hall, Chinese Company Recruits Drill (Musketry). Saturday, 6th.— 3 p.m.. Drill Hall, S:F.A., Company, dress shorts, shirts sleeves.
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    76 10 Rubbber crop of Telok (F.M.S.) Rubber Company for 1920 totajled 128,286 lbs. Whole of crop was sold in London at net average price of 18.37 d. per pound all in cost was Is. 3^d. per pound. Crops are being reduced by 25 per. cent, from November 1, 1920. A net
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    The Great Slump.
    261 10 v Malaya's Gigantic Trade Loss During the Past Half I car. '>' nn^H^t t£ n t Hereford "t" 1 Resist™ °f Imports and Exports, for an early return of trade results in the second quarter of the present year anJ a c mpanson, of these with the
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      57 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times, i Sir, Can you inform me why the local Bank should refuse to accept Un cent notes of the old issue. The local treasury also refused to accept same. Surely this is equivalent to the Government repudiating their debts. Yours, etc.,
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    WANTED : A HOSTEL.
    445 10 WANTED A HOSTEL. Fear of loosing Cast Principal Difficulty. Ap unemployed Planter writes Having read the leader in your issue tf July 31, entitled Wanted A Hostel," I felt at first very much in favour of the scheme, b.-ing myself one of the sufferers from the slump, but on second
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    87 10 The Alhambra commences a new serial, The Phantom Foe, in the first show, lbnight. It is Pa.the serial with a story I by that master producer and director, Geor(?e B. Seitz. In the second show there is a seven-reel Goldwyn production, The Turn of the Whtfel, a Topical
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    PERAK'S PLIGHT.
    735 10 Financial Troubles *of Small Cultivators. Lieut.-Col. W. J. P. Hume, as British Resident of Perak, signed the Perak administration r.port fcr 1920. In his general observations, he says Thanks to the enterprise of Dr. W R Jones, a new industry, that of Kaolin or China clay, has been
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    New Rules of the Road.
    162 10 In the Government Gazettfc, are published amendments to the rules made by th.Governor in Council under the Traction Engines and Motor Cars Ordinance, 1911 as follows The driver of every motor car I r traction engine shall conform to the following signals to intimate that
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    Bandman Opera Company.
    105 10 The Bandman Opera Company pleased a large audience with Irene at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday evening. As the piece was presented during last season here there is no need to give any detailed description again. To-night the company will present The Better 'Ole for the first
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    53 10 A writer in the Andalas, the Medan Malay paper, suggests the formation of an >ut of work bond or ,unioa amongst thu Chinese and natives there; the object bete to find work for the unemployed i o iheir roll, and to protest against acut:> sapitalism and high dividends and bonus,
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    Selangor River Rubber.
    1834 11 Need of Improved Restrict'™. Scheme. The firtt ordinary general nuvtinir of the Selangor River Rubbor Estate*, Limited. w-i« h-IH on .lone 23 in the Council Room of the Rubber Growers* Asapciatioa, :t«, Eastch.-.,,. E.C., Mr. Noel Bingrley (the chairman) presiding. Th"' fhairman said Gentlemen, the report and
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    REVENUE OFFICERS' FIND.
    267 11 Opium in a Hongkong Harbour Buoy. Revenue officers have to put in overtime thinking of possible places for the concealment of opium. It would appear that anything hollow and dry may be a hiding place for opium no matter how unlikely the position may be. Who would
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    Ceylon Hat Industry.
    105 11 The Ceylon-made hat, which has be- tume so popular among ladies and girls in Ceylon, is made from the bark of a i tree known as the Kawi tree. Th det niand for these hats is increasing daily, r and orders are being received from various I
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      110 11 MOUTRIE PIANOS ore still the most popular in the Bast The same Hsrh quality is maintained but ICol PRICES HAVE iCo/ Iv '"BEEN REDUCED 19 Tkls Offer for Spot Cash Payment only ALL NEW STOCK >end to-day for Illustrated Catalogue S. MOUTRIE ft CO.. LTO. I Incorporate ia Hoagkoag.) Kaftlc
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      246 11 Raffles^ Hotel MOM > AT.- Tea Daasant. 6 U- 7 pjn. (Admission free). WEDNESDAY.— SpeciaI Musical Programme after Dinner. THURSDAY. Guest Night and Dancing. (Evening Dress essential for Dancinc). FRlDAY.— Special Lunch Orchestra. SATURDAY.— Guest Night and Dancing (Evening Dress tstimrlsl for Dancinc). SUNDAY.- Cinema after Dinner. RAFFLES ORCHESTAA f
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    A Both of the Day.
    1170 12 ♦Popular Work on the Tower Of Mr. Walter Bell, who has previously I given us of his quality as a great Londoner I in previous volumes on the Great Fire and sundry unknown corners of the City, is one of a smal. but ever-growing band
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    PADANG RUBBER CO.
    637 12 Year's Results Regarded as Net Unsatisfactory. The eleventh general meeting of the Padang Rubber Co. was held in Shanghai oqf July IS, at the office* of Messrs. C. R. Burkill and Sow, secretaries and general managers. i Mr. C. R. Burkill presided and was sopported by Mr.
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    A MIRAGE IN LONDON.
    221 12 ■ill Seen as a Rippling Lake. age from Allahabad dated July The sole European exception to the heat wave is apparently Rome, where thunder-storms and t rrential rains are responsible for a cold spell, compelling the- wearing of overcoats. London on the contrary is broiling in
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    Sensational Recovery.
    105 12 A painting: by Botticelli, which formed an altar piece in the Church of St. Felice, in Florence, and was stolen, was recovered in a sensational manner. A detective, posing as a wealthy French picture buyer, jrot in touch with the thief, and arranged to buy the picture provided
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    47 12 An infant, aged 18 months, whose parents were attached to Remon's circus, was toddling; along close to a camel in the menagerie, when the animal, apparently in a fit of bad temper, picked the child up in its mouth killing it almost instantly, says a Brisbane paper.
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      115 12 ro m. tkl. Br»a4 <rf B*t4af fc«o«T, B.ri« of Moaer J-jsKi 1-^3^l B«ttrr RotK. IU •errlrr ■pr.ki L Vf H J7 for iv (ju«iity KIAM KIAT "i 108 and 10». HAEKET STREET. |J j^J t f ;|f^.] s^-A (jT"^a BO R DEN'S MALTED MILK ifiSl HAS No EQUAL MILK T
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      129 12 FOR DISCRIMINATING SMOKERS cibarl^ttes V I RCINIA »h paxcnt kl^N r- 9— a** VACUUM Mil KKi*^ TINS OFSO V% VO O W l 5 s^ater Albion Cha* a New MHP. Model. Delivery from Stock 25 cwt., 30 cwt., 3 ton and 4 ton »ize.« On view at ELGIN BRIDGE GARAGE
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    918 13 Sir Harry Wilson on the New Plans. The position of secretary of th* Uojral Colonial Institute is to-day one of distinction and importance, says a writer Jn the V< ncier of mail week. K>r years I had the opportunity of knowing personally Major James R. Boose, now
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    The Andamans.
    91 13 In pursuance of the Government of India's decision to put an end to the system of transportation of convicts to the Andamans, a number of female convicts (about 26) from Madras Presidency, who were working out life sentences there, have been ordered {o be taken back to Madras.
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      282 13 Wkiteaway. Laidlaws JL GREAT (afcfcj^ Annual Sale ng| NOW PROCEEDING W^TcW \\|\/|N(. REDUCTIONS IN T^^^^ AI.I, DEPARTMENTS. the -good morningi Ore Day Alarm Clock, nickel silver cane, Arabic figures, 3tt inch dial, STIMh TO M (LEAKED REGARDLBSS "u"^? pricTfl m"' OK COST. Sale price $1.95. We Illustrate here only a
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      310 13 c c E E HOHONB b( feJUi, H 61. Khng St. IYX c mim \k rHLw*"" c n n BY TEST THE BEST. Combats Hereditary Arthritism. Tbe dead dominate the lifinf.* i~(~^ C*i«ili Ciaili THE children of arthritic •> '-'J^^^^,' arthritic lenderey From their V, AXs\\. V A earliest years
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      220 13 nta mn. m m*. Am U4tW asai traa. ZMn. IV Prepared at CHATELAIN'S LABORATORIES. 2. rue de Valencienn**, PARIS Sole agents In Singapore and F. M. S r. JIM RE Brothers Mangeodine (Jwing to rise in price of chemicals we are obliged «o raise the price of Mangeodine from 80
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      40 13 Obtainable from ail Leading Chemists in SINGAPORE, MALACCA, KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH AND PENANG. SOLE AOENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS F.MS. AND JOHORE. DUPIRE BROTHERS SINGAPORE AUo Austin Cara and Tractors, ARMCO Culverts, etc. OIL Gaa astd Steam Kagiaea ■rf EVERYTHING ENGINEERING.
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      900 14 SALES BY AUCTION IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE The undersißied have been favoured witk instruction, to sell by public auction at theii xale room. Raffle. Chambers. Raffle. Plree. Singapore, on Monday. Auguat 8, at 1.56 p.m. The following valuable town and eountr> properties -UPPER SERANGOON ROAD. Uot 1. Freehold land and bouse
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      302 14 SALES BY AUOTMHI NOTICE BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT AT JOHORE BAHRU. MISCELLANEOUS SUIT No. of 1921. Between M. P. L. Palaniappa Chctty, Charge* again.t Taa Teok Joon, Charter. AUCTION SALE of valuable Rubber Estate, at Segamat, Johore. The undersigned have received instructions to sell by public auction at
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      523 14 AAMt- over $4,000,000 H.C Aaenrance in force over $17,000,000 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE GO. LTD. ilaeorp In strut. Settlements) HEAD OFFICE 1 Wtacheetex Uoaea. »i U «apor* LONDON OFFICE I J2. Old Jewry. EX. The Compaay has £20,006 deposits With Ui Brtpr«me Cewrt rf Eaglaad ana complies with the
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      268 14 BANKING i THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED 1 (laeerporated by Special Imperial Charter in Japan.) Capital Subscribed 160,000,000 Capital Paid-up T4M00.000 R,..rv, Fund. Y10.580.000 President K. Nakagawa, Esq. Vice-President B. Mori, Eeq. DIRECTORS 8. Minami, Esq. T. Hisaaiune, Eeq. Q. Kawasaki, Eaq. K- Morinage. Esq. M. Esaki, Esq. T. Ikeda,
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      520 14 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED Established 1880. Capital Subscribed (fully paid up) ¥100,000,000 Reserve Fund V 63,000,000 President t N. Kajiwara, Esq. Vice-President I S. K. Suiuki, Esq, Directors N. Soma, Esq. M. Mitsui. Esq. Y. Yamakawa, Esq. Baron K. Morimura M. Odagiri, Esq. R. lehinomiya, Esq. Baron K. Iwasaki
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      581 14 HONGKONG SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION (Incorporated in Hongkong.) Paid-up Capital 115,000,000 Reserve Funds Sterling f 2.500.000 Silver 121,500^)00 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 115.000.00r COURT OF DIRECTORS G. T. M. Edkins, Esq., Chairman G. M. Dodwell, Eso,, Deputy Chairmaa D. G. M. Bernard, Esq. Bon. Mr. E. V. D. Par? A. S.
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    Glenshiel Rubber.
    993 15 Forward Sales for the Current Year. The first annual general meeting of the Glenshiel Rubber Estates Company, Limited, was held at Winchester House, Broad Street, E.C., on June 28, Mr. E. L. Hamilton (chairman of the company presiding-. The Chairman said Gentlemen, with your permission 1 shall take
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      162 15 A I/ v DUNLOP MOTOR CYCLE TYRES AND BELTS. Are Bu'lt t Better the Best." 1 THE DUNLOP RUBBER CO LTD. (Incorporated in Japan) 42 aad 43, ROBINSON ROAD. WOOD-MILNE PATENT FOOT PUMP The reason for the success of the Wood-Milne Patent Foot Pump lies not only in the fact
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      693 15 AIDS TO DIGESTION OF INTEREST TO DYSPEPTICS. Whatever improves bodily condition in general aids digestion. CWi^ulness, exercise, fresh air, baths and good habits make your digestion better able to take care of any burdens you impose upon it. But the greatest aid to good difrestion is good blood. Anaemia, or
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      100 15 IlrellT 133 I ill Urn 1 s [B hd t b t||!jn w s lWf a D Ambrosoli Stoppani Go. AGENTS SINGAPORE, PENANO "CEDOS BRITISH MADE LIGHTWEIGHT MOTOR CYCLE TWO-STROKE TWO-SPEED SPORTING FRAME. This Machine is not an assembly of other makers Specialities, it is manufactured entirely by one Factory,
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      516 16 NBW SEQPIBNTB JUST RECEIVED tS^^Bo.Ua-N.U Gsdraauscd Single Boat Hooks BraaVN Handled Paramn, etc., ate, etc iUAN WAT 4 CO., LTI. PHILLIP STRUT. The aucce«»ful Tenderers for supply of MUcell.neou" Articles and Engineer. Stores to the Singapore Municipality for the period ■ading December 81, 1921. THB LATEST AND ONLY EUROPEAN STUDIO
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      714 16 TAY 6UAN KMT M. PHILLIP STRMT. Phoae Noa. sill aad 1114 Fhe auceettafiil eon tractor for aapply of i FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS, ETC to the Singapore Municipality darinj the year inf. GLOBE BOILER BUDDY For clearing aad preserTiag steam boilers of all type. Used by ail factories, steamers,
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      939 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The PREPAID charge* for Waata, Far Sale, To Lei, etc., ia ordinary class sU typo (average six worda to line) are :—Per line one insertion 88 ets two in 7 eto, three ins. 64 cts, four ins 84 eta, n»e ins. 81.00, six ins. 81.18, ten ins 11
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      943 16 LAND AND HOUSES TO LET, small furnished bungalow, Barker Road. Garage. Apply 369, Straits Times.. "COMPOUND HOUSF. TO LET, 2008, East Coast Road. Apply Lanka Dispensary, 42, Serangoon Road. FURNISHED ROOMS, with bath-rooms attached, near town, good table. Terms moderate. 18, Lloyd Road. TO LET ON LEASE ONLY, from Jaaa
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      676 16 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, 88, Wallich Street, suitable for an offlos or godown Clom tv town and wharf. Entry Jane Apply te A. Cleaet A Co, t. Baflos Quay. TO LET GODOWNS AND STORES, Nos. 78, 78-1, 78-2, Anson Road, No. 18, Enggor Street and 28 and Sambau Street
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      414 16 Bellanger The Klag of French Can WITH SILVER RADIATOft AND THB GOLDEN SIIENCB Jaat Arrived Booh *Wt Klret two Demoastratloa car* are to he >ld at 9peclal Pries* The BKLLAN&CB i« a car of efficiency economy and comfort. Nc doubt It luxurious and the price is within tb» reach of
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      157 16 ADVERTISEMENT RATES V.anta, For Sale, To Let, etc, in ordiaan type dose set (average six words to liae) are charged Per. Line, prepaid, one insertion 28 eta, two insertions 46 ets, three insertions 64 eta, four insertions 82 cts.. five insertions tLM six insertions $1.18, etc Minimam ehargn $1.00. Per
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