The Straits Times, 8 October 1921

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 26,763 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1921 PRICE 10 CENTS
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      173 1 25 •< ..milk. TM E "Pytchiey Hunt SAUCE The Sauce that Makes a Good Dinner Perfect CAN BE OBTAINED in 6 oz. and 10 oz. bottles from the following Retailers in Singapore:— BUN BEE Co. ißochore Road). KIM ANN Co. (Orchard Road). GUAN BEE Co. (Keppel Harbour). KIAN TAI Co.
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      100 1 Portable Ranges CARRON DOVER RANGE NO. 8 .33 inch. TO BURN "S^fPiS 38 inCh W TH WOO,) OR COAL J^M D UBLE YENS k TF **tJr» and WITH BOILER. J \f tf COPPER^BOILER. BEETON RANGE 36 inch. Robinson Co., Ltd. 'Incorporated in Sin^apon) WHY PAY CASH WE SELL ON THE
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    THE SHAKE MARKET
    847 2 THE SHARE MARKET. Increased Activity at Kuala Lumpur. Messrs. Baker, Morgan and Co. reported at r> p.m. qn Friday last The cable we were able last week to Kit* to the Pr-ss fortunately put at least a brighter complexion on the general outlook than was presented by the last mail
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      399 2 I^ives lkal Kob>° cleaiwvgl (»10.05) (811.15) 23/6 M 26/--■2DOZ, r\ *SDOZ. Zhssert axe 3<*ble *«a Staii\/esiJ^\(ves dr-e voshedhhe dptikf hheap/cde thsc/ ape then quite readep. Jurj the f\exf meal. Yo. can-.* >!.«■ noi [aHM ll'i »ounu economy lo l.uy tvenwilh ..-nt r (:.-'n Stamleu Steel Cuiltn Che .wrjge £Sg Six
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      96 2 European Unemployment Fund. List of Subscribers. Previously acknowledged <I 5 2t>B 62 1 (ustlefield Estate Staff (monthly contribution) 49.001 Messrs. Dunlop Plantations Ltd., (monthly contribution) 200.00 1 P. R. Pinhorn (monthly con- I tribution) 15'.00| Total t Singapore Branch Previously acknowledged $20,690.47 Hun. Kvatt C. 200.00 Grand Total $116,423,001 Singapore
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      508 2 CUTICURA PROMOTES THICK HAIR Cuticura Soap shampoos preceded by touches of Cuticura Ointment to spots of dandruff, itcuing and in; tatior are most successful. These fragrant emollients save the hair, clear the skin and meet every want of the toilet and bath. ■»>u .Talma M .Mitantli Uu4li fd. SoMChim«tKNltthrEnipir«-. Hr:tisbDnot:r
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      179 2 10 HP. CITROEN CAR The excellence of French automobile engineering h« lon, been known and agreed by experts. The Citroen is the acknowledged best of this schuol of production. 0 See this remarkable Car— compare it with any other light car on the Market. Take a demonstration ride drive it
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    English as World Language.
    1210 3 Great Impetus Given Since The War. I English is beginning to supplant, or ut any rate to take an equal place with, French as the language of diplomacy and of general cultivated intercourse between the nations. During the war, says a correspondent in the Observer, the
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      250 3 Radiant Beauty mply by using daily a little "'HAZELINE SNOW" antt Hark) Bt%utifits die complex ion and keeps the skin delightful!)) soft and smooth. Protects from the ill effects of extremes __p!Pv2 Kxquisitely perfunvd f\ > neither grvas\ nor sticky. V Burroughs Wellcome a Co. LONDON (ENO.) I 1. J92fP
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      531 3 1 Every wineglassful of I 'Wincarnis' means an I increased amount of a New strength, New rich red blood, New nerve force, New vitality. The outstanding value ot Wincar- 1 i ms in promoting a progressive increase in strength and vitality is j due to the fcur-'old power which I
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      860 3 MOTHERS REST EASY AT NIGHT WHO KLEP BABY'S OWX TABLETS IN THE HOISE. Every mother known those- nights of alarm and unrest when th» baby, or one •or other of the older children, 'wakes up feverish and unwell. The problem then is what can bea be done until the doctor
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      953 3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE T.nHers will be receired at tl.e Colonial M"i ce 0 9t r ce l !P to noon <■* °«ooer 14, 192t, for tf.e Xla^rinf work1. Construction of <-ment concrote drain in the ravine ndjoinir Che Woodland* Police Station 2. Erection of 14 Married Quarterk for the Kreta Ayer
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      878 4 STEAMER SAILINGS P. £l O.° British India AND Apcar Line (Companies IncorporHt«d ir Krgland' MAIL ASD PASSENGER SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL 8. N. CO. I. Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) The C*e>yan)'a HAIL SERVICE EAST OF BOMBAY are at preeent aaaaeaded LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE FROM LONDON I TO MARSEILLES
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      699 4 STEAMER SAILINGS STEAMER SAILINGS wmmmmm "dolLArTinE Rtaajsaan tatoaeieet Ce> ael» Ma>e*eja«« IINTA Monday, 4 p.m., frr fon Bwett»j»- ham and Penang. HYE LEONG— Monday, a* «M pau, hr Malacca and Muar. KAKA-Ta..day, at 4JO M* f.T SINGAPORE TO NEW YORK i and Muar. 1 1' OH Wednesday, at 4 p.ai,
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      951 4 STEAMER SAILINGS STEAMER SAILINGS OC AUSTRALIA BY BURNS PHILP LINE rHE OSAKA SHOBKN KAIHHA LTD. ntUmV UHL .Incorporate In Japan) laoarporatad la An.tralU Na. 2. Da Saais Straa*. i i Singapore ta Java Porte, Tort Thnnday Island, Brisbane and 8; dear. Proposed Balling from Singapore Torres Straits, also wiafc transhipment
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      304 5 _l?A K ?i SfttUMSS N.Y.&. Enropean Line I.QNPON LINE Fortnightly Service rOB MA!-> tII.LEH, MIVDVJN A.SU ANTWERP, VIA PURT» BtXAMO MAKU Oct. 19 BU Nov. 2 Nov. 17 LIVERPOOL LINr. Monthly Service mi MAiriciixra .khu uvutputjii n* poxts 801 KABI Oct. 11 HAMBURG LINE Monthly Service FOR LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTEP-Ct.VX
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      503 5 j STEAMER SAJUH6S VEREEHISDE NEDEHUKOSOHE SCHEEPVAART MAATSGHAPPU (I'nUed Xetherlande Xavi.in'Jon Company) nOLI.AND-OOST-AZIE-I.IJN (Holland-Enst- Asia-Line) (Mombcr of the Straita, China and J.-.pjn Conferences) S.S. ALDiRAMIN Above steamer is expected to arrive here on or about Octoiier 23, 1021, and will take carjro for Hamburg, Bremen, nnntzijj, Stettin, KonI iftsbcrK, and Finnish
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      346 5 NOTICE IX TilF, ESTATE OF LECNG KENG GTHERWiSE CALLED LIONG CHEONG YEE AND LEO^G AH CHEONG, DECEASED PURSUANT to Section 28 ef "The Traatet Ordraanci ting clalrae I ha Ertatc at LEONG HEN'Ci otherI HEONR VEE late of j rl r-! r-i July 1981, at the ::;V>rcProbatoj ''inKH- liorv. iv:i
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      190 5 TOOTHASHE-A OURDEH AIM' 1 UfiF K. TSUTABA JAPAMEH I'KNTIST 74, Bras Uawih Road, Singapore. EXTIIACTIOX PAINLESS Attendance bf nppo:r.tmt>Tif. Office hojrs 8 to 5 p.m. on week day». 10 to noon on Sundays for urgent cases. Telephone No. 1215. TOE SEM PHOTOGRAPHS GO. 63, NORTH BRIDGE HOAD. FOR CAMERAS AND
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      424 6 CINEMAS io'ji, A World Production of Groat Dramatic Power i hit in a Production v.hk-Ji man; /UaMn D romembw, The Law Decides" In S Parts. THE AWAKENING In S Paris. Dorothy Kelly giv poitlSJ&i in this picture ill which sIk 1 is co-st^rrcl with Mon< Iwiliil tnlilllillii aIiTTIIj fin lin
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      315 6 ENTERTAINMENTS I Harmston's Circus AND ROYAL MENAGERIE ivfglUly, at 9.15 LOCATION BEACH ROAD MATINEE To-day at 4 p.m. sharp Soldiers and Sailors in Uniform Half Price to Second Chairs Stalls only. Children h.-.lf price t-i the Matinees only. Box plan at UOBIXSON PIANO CO., LTD. All soo.l l>l.iys <lu>ing lliU
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      116 6 NEVER SAY DYE, SAY TINTEX AT MAYNARD'S WINDOW We are showing a few samples of what can be done with ONE TEASPOOKFUIL OF TiNTEX NEVER SAY DYE, SAY (pneretc garden rollers A Permanent and Highly Satisfactory Article forttie upkeep of Lawns and Tennis Courts SELLS AT A LOWER PRICE THAN
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      161 6 'My Printer' I JT has been common practice for many years among hu<in«'»n i men to refer to "my bankc^" "ny broker," "my tailor." That little word "my means that the husi- i MM msn confines his business to j one banker, one broker or one t.iilor. And he keeps
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    BAHY TIME TABLE
    211 7 DAILY TIME TABLE nxTm Saturday. October H. Jlifch W.-iter, 2.46 a.m., 2.U p.m. YM.CH. BwinUhiag I,'arnival, 4 p.m. Jlarmstott's Circas, Beach Road, 4 and 9.15. eh Variety Co., Palladium, 9.30 Sunday, October 9. ltich Wat.-r, H. 31 a.m., 3.9 p.m. MAiday, Octuher 10. Hi'srh 6.17 a.m., 4.20 p.m. .lohoreT%urt of
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS
      76 7 . Kast 'iVh«rr Basin—Ayuthis. F.ai-t \\"it.irl La Citano, Plt.-.rs Wharf Nil. Vain Whnrf Ailpore. ■■qrire Deck fcital Mar:'. Klnta, Bmita Weet Deck Jardinrs Wharf-Nil. Pulo Krani Coal Wharf—Nil. Keppel Ilarboor. Main Wharf Btthtna, Milo, Abclla. Aa^ mi«, L»ia. Gianr Coal Wharr I :»ru No. 2. Veseels In
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      Vessels Arrived.
      103 7 BAN WHATT 1! .Mnlnccii T-10, for Malncea S-10. t ms. from Moj. Batai 10. ENITA, Aus.. 1,19 tons, from Melbourne 7-10 m Isbnd 11-lff, liw AH cm-:, i liineee, !..n:t ton fron Bear n unc. JACOX, A: ,4-r.. l.eel tons, from Calentts MO, foi Haiphong :--io. KiNTA, Brit,
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    SINGAPORE ILULS CLOSI.
    117 7 SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE. To-(J»y Malacca, P. Swctter.hara and Pcn»ng 3 p.m Hutu Pahat ;'■»> Muar and Mslaccs 3 p.ms s fer.Hn 8 p.m Colombo, Snei and New York 4 p.m. :.;i>a, M.-ciis-s:.r, Balik l'-ii>-ir-. cte. "I P-m. RsnirkoV 4 p.i Paagkal Ptaanjt, Batavia, Cheribon and Samarang pm. Sonrabaya, SUtccn, Kota
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    18 7 (Official Tost Oflicc Report) Left Singapore Arrived London September 1 September September 5 October 5
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    BINGAPORB VOI.I NTEF.It CORT&
    135 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. I'l-i.i'.-ranur >f drills, etc., fur week ending Friday, October 11, 1921 Monday, Kith.— :..i.t ml, Drill Hall. Chinese Company Reernita. Tuesday, Utii— "l'< pjH., Drill Hall. :(.;i<l. M:i!ay Company. \V><lne.siiay, \M\.~ fi.l6 m.. Dvill H;iil, Chinese Cwtpsny Seoruita (swesetry). In icy. H (■..-■;> -I-", p.iv., Urill 4iull,
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    134 7 EXCHANGB Singapore, September 8. On London, Bank. 4 m/s 2/4 r./:S2 Demand 2/.1 27/32 Private I m. credits 2/4 7/l<i On New York Demand 42% Private 90 days 46>,£ On France Bank i"2r> On India Bank T.T. IH On Hongkong, Bank d/d SO \a p.c. prein. On
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    48 7 Tone of Mmrlket Easier. Pale CrepeClosing Prices Bayers Sellers 30 Bl 3pot Mov.-Dcr. ian.-March Spot Cov.-Dcc. an. -March Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Prices Buyer* Sellers 31 -12 :)4 :!4M( 35 M DAILY PRICES CURRENT 11.30 a.m. Saturday, October 8, 1921
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      MINING.
      183 7 /ML I' I. Buyer*. Seller*. 1 1 Ayer Wcng 1.00 1 1 Hitam Tin 1.40 1.50 1 1 Jelantoh 0.40 0.60 1 £1 Kam. Kamunting 1.14.0 l.lG.Oxd 0 10 Kinta Assoc. 6.00 1 f 1 Laha;. Mine* 5 5 Lingui Tin 8.25 8.75 0 10 Malayan Coll. 12:50 13.50
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      134 7 GENERAL. IM. .hI. Pd. Buyera. Selieri. .1 £1 Br. Am. Tobacco 3.0.0 3.10.0 10 10 Central Engines 15.30 16.60 lO 10 Central Motors .".50 4.00 .1 £1 K. Smelting Co. 6.00 C.20 /-5/-L;!ectric T'ways 2/6 .0 10 Fraser Xeaves 28.50 29.60 ,0 50 W. Hammer Co. 75 85 .00 10<J
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      WKHENt'LRJjJS.
      98 7 DEBENTURES. i. Er.,T. C p.c. S 1,234,300 par 6 p.c p.m. Vpore Electric Trr.Eiways. 0 p.c. C 36&000 nnrr. •>. re Municipal 5 p.r. $1,673,000 P"? pore Man. 4'.i p.c. of 1007 $1,000,000 10 p.c. dia. por. Mun. 4^ p.c. of IWi $1,600,500 10 p.c. tii*. '/ore Moil «H pc--01
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      RtJBBRK shAttfo
      356 7 RUBBER SHARES. Frarer and Co. and Lyall and Evan's i«noutionn. Latest available Sterling Quotations arc printed on another page on Friday. To-day'a Prices. Kraser Lyall Co. Evatt. \llcnby ($1) 0.10 050 0.10 0.20 Uor Gajah ($1) O.SO 1.00 0.90 1.00 Hitam (?.">) 7.00 8.00 7.00 8.00 Am. Malay (S2) 1.50
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      503 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS ftOOTERt ftr Fr.nch light and Wine Vincifar. ('oroboa snit, Vn nch Olivo oilj oil, Tom:itn K-'.c!iup etc. FINE STAMPS of varioo* ooanti on approval against en i. deposit or snti?factory references. Uee nn<l C'oinpßny, Stanj Deisleni 'A, The Aceade, BingapoM, "SiiflSll GENTLEMAN desires board resiilrnco in quiet neighbourhood,
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      31 7 N. E. W. MOTORS AND DYNAMOS You cannot get a better and cheaper Dynamo. Obtain prices from 69-b, BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. Sole Agents for F.M.S., Siam and D. Indies. SUB.AOENTB WANTED.
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      187 7 The well-known Italian Typewiiter Manufacturer^ are open V to grant their Sole Agency for S.S. and F.M.S. Apply T. BOFFA, Sales Manager. Raffles Hotel, Singapore. The Ideal Woodr Preservative J >n» C A; iT« 'I THR PA DUvTS OF v| Sime, Darby Go., Ltd.! IF YOU CHOOSiy ECONOMY ■Mi a
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    SATURDAY, OCTOHER 8 RUHHER POLITICS.
    1104 8 The Straits Times SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 RUBBER POLITICS. .-.hod official information t< that the R.G.A. scheme for dcalinp vith the criaia has bOM abandonee port, anil it appears that it got viry littie* support indeed. !t may bi rcnu-mberoil that from the first we were sharply advene to the scheme
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    43 8 Th-j Straits Echo mentions the frightfu Jin from outside amid which the Singa pore Supreme Court has often to carry or (s work. Compared with Singapore, i ays, the courts in Penang at the busies, irne of day ara silent as the tomb.
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    46 8 The revenue derived from forest pro■iuce in Jojiore in VJZiy was ?UB,^!)4 compared witli'sB7,s.Sl i:i 1910, an liH.nain si i 2.3 per cent. The tWrcnuo derived from marine produce in Johore for 1920 was .20,754 compared with !»18,45« in 1919, an ncrease of 12.5 per cent.
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    41 8 The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Com>;ny has been granted exclusive privi!?g;r--•f sale, etc for fourteen years in respect to a continuous wave tclephonic:e!cgTaphic invention and H. V. Adam of Java similar privileges in respect to an invention for dealing with sugar cane.
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    49 8 This morning the Chief Justice, Sir Walter Shaw, with Mr. Justice BarrettLennard, s:it in his court to hear District Court appeals. This is the first time under the new arrangement by which two Judge? of the Supreme Court sit to hear district court appeals that such arc being heard.
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    52 8 A salary of £1,000 year awaits the man who can help laundry proprietors to bring down the price of wanhinjr. This offer in made by the British Laundercrs' Research Associate n. They are advertising for a director of research, who may poMibl; have the opportunity of extending his appointment for
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    12 8 I!ui:it X..X. meet-ing was held at Meurt Gattoy and Batcmnn's ths morn^fir.
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    19 8 Tho Straits Settlements Medical Report for the year 1919 is published in the current issue of the Government Gazette.
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    22 8 It is announced in ths Government Gazette that the publication, India's Problem is International, is forbidden to be Orought into the Colony.
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    23 8 His Majesty will not be advisel to disallow the ordinances to a.nend the Med'cai Kegi?tration Ordirar.c?- and to amend the Secretariat Titles Ordinance.
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    26 8 A motor lorry ran over a small Malay boy in Victoria Stre?t yesterday morning. The youngster was removed for treßt.nent to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital.
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    27 8 Mr. Justice Barrett-Lcnnard presided at the Bankruptcy Court yesterday mowing The Hon. Mr. C. J. Saunders, Official \ssignee, was present in connection with a number of bankruptcies.
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    36 8 P. ice-planting has to some ir:ten:l beci. .-csusoitate<l in Johore, sevs Mr. H Marriott in his annual repot for 1920 or :he state, by the high price combined with the fall in ths price of rubber.
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    27 8 We understand from the hon. secretary it the noB-Ei'ropjan Unemployment Fun.i -hat the number of non-European unemployed is increasing daily pnd further ir.ar.cial help is urgently needed.
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    40 8 It is now definitely fixed that the K.-ndai 'astle (Dodv/cll Castle Ljnei will call a;. •lafacca about the 2. r >Ui. iatl., and will accept cargo for New Yorkflnrreet. Messrs iime Darby and Compa«B> Ltd., will act s local Agents.
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    37 8 The 15,500-ton stear.ie» I^ondon Maru he largest vessel built for Japan for many ears, was launched at Me.un. Cantmai] .airti's yard at I(irk:nhead cr. s>ej>temhe-. She is the best ship cf Her claaa owned jy the Japanese.
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    37 8 The ataßagemcat at Raffles Hot.-l on'.du::c2 a supper dance after tho poftoimmce of Rollo's Wild Oat, on Tuesday, the Ith, and Saturday October 15. Dancing 11 1.45 a.m. Dancing on tho 15th will ommer.ee at 10 p.m.
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    58 8 The city cf Qur-be;, by a majority c: J.flOO, ha- crivcr. a vct.^ i:i favour of wet policy with regard to laleoholi quors. Thy c.Tect of tlie voting will L -o repeal the existing loccl option lav,-, an !ece the city under the provincial Uqw statute, nader which the Governm
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    59 8 After attending the International Mar:.m? Conference at The Hague, Mr. J. M Hunter Agent-Gen. 'ral for QMenaand "isited Doom, but did rot me-.'t the ex Caissr, who is living there, although thJutch aathnrities orTered him facilities foi loin? so. Mr. Hunter denied the repor that th;» Kairor is surrounded by
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    75 8 The death took place on September SO a tis risidenci behind Kinder'l old ■tot I lew Road, Bangkok, of Mr. WUlian Friend Kemp, at the ripe age of *7. ii V 33 born on November 9, 1S;;;>, s' me thre ears end a half Lcfor? Queen ictori: r.me to the
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    100 8 Mr. F. G. Bourne, acting c?roncr, gave yesterday his finding in the Robinson Koari atality which ooetred on Sunday mornng last, in which a Tamil named Srrapar. WtM run ov?r by a ear and kil!"d. Air. k>urne found that death was due to haeicrrnage ar i :hock fnm multiple injuries
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    107 8 Tho Pacific Mail Steamship Compr.iv ■nform us that commercing with tk< Creole State, due here on thi' 14th instant from San FraneJeco, Bonoluhi and Mn.-iil.-. a direct r 0!!se ng2T and freight service t: Calcutta will he iiiauguraU-<l. A* thai versels mnVc this ruaJn five days, it i: thought thst
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    103 8 In connec'ion with St Cor.an Doyle*, allegation regarding Australia* cardinai liaa, some interestir;: figuies have beer obtained regard'ng horse racing in New South Wales. The official estimate of tin number of bookmakers in the Stat? i; 1,000. There are no fewer than 4,6^1 racing clubs, snd the number of betting
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    124 8 Further steps towarire the return to prewar comlitif ns are announced at borne. The^ Great Western Railway Company gave notice in mail week that a new express train service between Aberdeen and Pcnzancc would start oif Oetobcr 3, covering the distanc# in 22 hours. The Cornish I'iviera ejmress is reverting
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    SOCIAL AND PEBSONAL.
    505 8 SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Sergt. K. M. MeLeod baa bl n appointed Acting O.Hcer Commanding Trjviace We'.leslty Volunteer Rifleri. Mr. Eenge, who ha.-, aa already men tioned, resigned from tho traffic- depart ment, will be leaving for home on Monday Mr. Sat'otsujru Ukita hns bc^';i ax>(^g ni' Id ns Cc:.sul-Gi neral
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    Allegfd .Murder at Gaylanjf
    74 8 Alleged Murder at Gaylang. A Boyar.?se. named Mobeheng, aa fataly (tabbed in Lorong 17. off Oaylang Uoa:l, ast ni;jht. The man dii toon after adce into the ineral pital. ir.sp. ivision, .mentioned tn.' a.s^' in the second court to-day and as is a B:; anee named S< msn In Noi
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    Hollo's Wild Oat.
    126 8 In spite of the levert let bark luffercd ■>y the A.D.C. through the ir.di -position of Mrs. Stookes, hope ia reviving of a very .nceeaafal production of Rollo'j Wild Oat, hun'is to tha pluck] of the eading l»;iiy's part, at inert notice, by Kra. Alford. May that
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    Jimuh Rubber Estates
    190 8 The report of the directors of limah Rubber Kstates for the year ended June 30 last, shi v.s that the sum broujrht forward from tht> previous year amounted to 143,765, Worn which is deducted tlielo-ss for the 1020-21, $15,689 leaving a balance '.0 cc curried forward amounting
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      143 8 The Value HIGH QUALITY UNDERWEAR si!itsb!e I- those /T ff *T\ Homeward I'.omJ. /V^'t^l'-^- i r CKINGS, SPORTS '<j\ J :oats. \J W Dressing Gowns rj- f[~ i*kv« ".ii exceotionnlly fine sclec'ion SINQ AND BA!!1 QOWNS in the Latist st>;ii. ALL ARE MODERATELY PRIC D. i litlle 6 ltd. L
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    President Harding's Policy.
    301 9 Friction Continues with The Senate. Reuter's Sekvjcc October (>. Washington ting to the method adopted by .Mr.#\\*.iso» when lie took Che personal leadership o^h- Americ.-.n delvjration in Paris, President Hnn'ititr rlaailj try to carry the Senate along With hir\ sjfhar M I!: i:t foliations of the Washing'on
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    Russian Famine.
    114 9 RIVTIR'S SFRVICI. I ondon, October 7. Brussels: The International Russia* Ftoniaa BaHef Conference has met Eighleer. states were ited, including Br;U:n, Francp. the United States, Germany and China. &f. Delacroix, the Be:--s'on eK-Prcmi r, pi Tbe conference di cus? d Ur. NansrnV .-nd Mr. flcx\ crts with the
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    France and Germany.
    117 9 Reutek's Service. London, Octobet 7. Berlin M. Loucheur and Dr. Kathenau have signed the protocol declaring that ••"ranee and Germany desire to cooperate in the construction of devastated regions in France. Arrangements will be mado for the largest possible sappii 0* machinery, implements and raw materials. Con..is
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    Anti-Soviet Rising. %
    61 9 Anti-Soviet Rising. RcuTxn's Sfrvicx. London. October ti. The Azerbaijan Information HuieHU in London stales that the anti-Sovi'.t risiiiK uij.in ih (.'rowinsr. The Bolshevist lost 1.000 killed and 3,900 w our. led in the ti^'-.t nir i' atantbash. ESayai Pasha b; I j.rrived at J'etrovsk, in the northern C"\uth ii view
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    British Loans.
    185 9 Reuter's Service. London, October 0. Mow York The first British Oversea* Government loan in the United States is new being negotiate. The National City Company is offering $12,000,000 worth of Queensland bonds currency, twenty year?, at interest cf seven per cent. In connection with tho foragl m% it
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    America and Britain.
    110 9 Relter's Service. London, Octobtr 6. 1 r.v British QtsjamßMßt il ta!;ir.g U'i with Whaha^ton th- of the entry of IViii^h subjects into the United States. Tin- is d:ju tj tho !■<■■• that many B> ■•■i 1 otbezcaßftj have wcurr' lately wbinrc individualß 1v.i.0 ebtainc 1 the necessary
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    The Depressed Mark.
    114 9 Renter's Servici. London, October 6. Berlin The twofold effect of the depreciation of the mars, nejnety, an indastria' boom and a rise in the cost of living, continues to be eaanhaaiud by daily announcomentri o' bkenaaea in the price of ccmmodittea anu hi.Th dividends. The rtp'.r: of
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    News from France.
    137 9 Reutek's Service. I'aris, October 6. The number of victims in the suburban tvain crash is not so high as was at first feared. Actually seventeen dead have beer numbered and about 100 injured, of whom many are not seriously hurt. Onp wagon has not yet been searched.
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    • Profiteering.
    51 9 Profiteering. Reuteh's Sermcx. Loadaa, October 6 '11. CaMaY Corporation has ordv.-ed IB fcil liatltattntl into the allied profiteering hi (Ctaawn. The Lord Mayor said he was baqpia^ frozen SMat for 4%d per pound for the relief of distressed people, for waka btttehen were charging the public •1 fi.l. or 1
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    Australian Politics.
    183 9 liiiTiß'a Service. London, October 6. Melbourne In the House of Representative?, Mr. Hughes announced that consequent upon an interchange of cables between AustraVa and the United States the Federal Government had sppoin'ed Mr. Pcarce, Minister for Defence, to represent Australia at the Washington Conference. Mr. Pearce will sit
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    France and China.
    95 9 Rjevter's Service. London, Octobtr 6. Paris By tho decision to authorU- 1 the Chinese Government to raise a loan in Pbssbbi for thj reconstruction of th<; Banquc IndasMsßs de CUsM the Frem!-. Government intend^ to safeguard French interests in the Kar East. If Ike Preach Government is
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    Russian Trade.
    65 9 Rkvter's Service. London, October 7. Dr. StassaVj interviewed, said that Ike solution of tho world problem of unemployment lira in saving Russia from tho grip cf faEiine. Everyone must help. The Soviet is sincerely doing everything possible, but i 3 incjywblo of Raring its people without foreign ;aid.
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    The Port Augusta Fire.
    62 9 RICTBK'S SERVICX. London, October 7. Cape Town The court cf inquiry into the fire on the Commonwealth liner Poit Augusta four.i that every endeavour wr.: made to extinguish the fire and completely cioncrct.;l the captain, officers and crew. It declared that the fire arose in ccn??<iuence
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    Another Conference.
    40 9 Riltzr's Service. London, October 7. P«ri? Twenty-one states, including France, Britain, Italy, the United States and Japan, attended the International Roa'l Conference, opened on the initiative of France with the object of unifying road regulations throughout the world.
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    The Irish Conference.
    37 9 RIUTTR'S SEBVICK. London, October C. Mr. Llc-yd Gcorpe, Lord Birkcnhead, Sir Hamar Greenwood, Mr. Chamberlain, Sir U Worthinßton-Evans and Mr. Churchill will represent the Government at the Irish! Conference in London on October 11.
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    Paris Railway Calamity.
    39 9 Reltek's Ssbvics. London, October 6. j Paris Nineteen were killed in the Bu^fKiioffi* collision und a hundred injured. Thjy include tv.o Er4»liHhm«.n. fn another collision at the st-iitir;:! at A.f"*n Urn w-re tillcxl and thn»o ininrfvi
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    Rubber Growers' Scheme
    119 9 . Riuttr's Service. London, October (i. The Rubber Growers' Association announces that the scheme cabled on July S and 18 to form a Rubber Producers' Corperatitjg will be dropped. It is stated that a large number of European directors and shareholders are ready to support the »chemc, but
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    League of Nations.
    54 9 Reuter's Service. LonJon, October 0. Geneva The Chinese Minister at Berne, Mr. Wang Yunp-pao, has beer appointed Chinese delegate to the forthcoming International Labour Confercncu »t Gen'.va. London, October 7. Geneva The League Council apprcveci the appointment of a commission of three neutrals to proceed to Albania
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    Shipyard Workers.
    61 9 Reuter's Service. London, O:tobci- 7. The court forr.ud under the Industrial Courts Act to consider wartime increases granted to shipyard workcr.-s has decided that the increases of 4o and K per cent, must be reduced to ten per cent, owing to the slump in the industry. It i*
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    Various.
    146 9 bnM Service. London. October 6. The Bagas The American Minister l:a>: pnsjHsM to the rUntrttr for Foreign AiTait- Preaidant Haruing's invitation to fne Nethariande to attend the ffaahinctai Conference. Leaaea, October t>. Paris L'Epoca sr.ys the production of rj;.-ar in Italy in 102 1 is nearly double that ft
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    LOCAL RUBBER AUCTIONS,
    160 9 LOCAL RUBBER AUCTIONS. Messrs. Guthrie and Co. report Singapore, October 0. The quantity catalogued for the weekly rubber auction yesterday, S5B tons, was the heaviest fbr scmo timt past and precluded ?frious f(,mpetilion among buyers to tbe extent that values aid not appreciate in accordance with a mucli firmer demand.
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    .Paris Railway Calamity.
    73 9 Mr. Njr Hor.c Guan, proprietor of the National Film Company, 2, llobinso:i Roaci, holds exclusive rights for Metro scr«i»n clas?ic« for the S.S., F.M.S., Siam. as well am fr.r the lilm, Th» Woman Untamod, for the Dutch Kast Indies in ucj'liiicn It the territorial above mentioned. In a few dayi,
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    United Engineers.
    532 9 Directors' Report on Past Year's Working. The tenth aViual genqral meeting of United Engineers, Ltd., will be held on the 18th instant, at which the following report of the directors for the year ended June 30 last, signed by Mr. V. V. Lembcrgcr, chairman, will be submitted To
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    RECENT BUS ACCIDENT
    246 9 . Testing Speed of Bus at a Trial Run. The enquiry into the deaths of two Chinese mechanics as^he result of bus >:.7 toning »v«t near th? Borneo W.havt,' about 6..M a.m. on September 26 last, was! aoatinaed in the Coroner's court yesterday.) Inspector Kintr conducted the enquiry
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    Singapore Mortality .Statistics.
    85 9 Singapore Mortality Statistics. The rat.' of mortality in the Settlement of Sinq-incro forwhe week ended, Septembtr '.'4 was 12.1 1. The total number t.f deaths wns ;!ll of which 252 were mule subject;) and !'U female. Coimilsions claimed 20, phthisis BZ, malaria fever 41, dysentery 10, b:ri-b.ii .13, pneumonia 27,
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    Control of
    1344 9 Review of the «ff Situatiotwß We have had several ro^H Wool Control instituted by tfl of Australia and \r..\<- I an illustration of the fartl ments do not hesitate to _Vcl|^| HPisM •find themselves in dirtic^L-.™«»^Fo7*p!l cially when the trade isY«ne upon which the general prosperity of the
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    GINGER BEER PLANT."
    182 10 Conlrover y of Forty Yemn Ali> Uecalled. I., wine" was described in the Eveni lard recently, but it i> still the From the transaction!! of the British Mycolofrical Si published, i' appear- thai there was .;n "epidemu iiirT.lar i" thi present one about i f| yean The
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    E <M WHIBKBT.
    325 10 PRICE OF WHISKEY. Distillers on "Protection" far The s I'ublic. J of the iiublic, the ation nil te, its membcrK Will, when Control censes, affix ;i hsM cts that it is a condition nt m to the trade that the n i. A I price to the consumer is &lt;ai.
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    THK BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    677 10 THE BANKRUPTCY COURT. PaUk Kxamination of Mr. W. F. Before the Chief Justice, Sir Walt-T Shaw, i rtiay afternoon, the public tamination was continued of Mr. w. F. L&gt;roogleveT of Benc 1 Hoosr, Tanjong (atong. Replying to question* by il." Assistant Official Assignee, Mr. B, sTelmgWr. the ■ankrupt Kaid, in
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    Minerals in Johore.
    187 10 Mr ll M &lt;" afc annual r* j&gt;ort for IMO, on the btate of (Sard ii invnls that the -xport of tin-ore amounted U M£4o pteuH il,sBfi tens equivalent tq 1,144 metal) compared with :;i.ol'j piculs in I (IeeVMM et 1 P*T cvnl T !L revenue derived
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    25 10 I'lv p rturwque old I the la* f i la .'.i!t. and when launched ai Pembroke Dock in lrt&lt;&gt;o. whs fitted with engines. She new
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    TRADE BY BARTER.
    394 10 Co-Operators in Conference At iia*el. Of the many international gatherings, held recently in Switzerland, the International Co-operative Leagns Coagr taking place in Basel, is by far the most interesting. It is attended by delegates from twenty-^ix countries, including Great I'.ritain. Canada, and the United States twenty -seven,
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    SMUGGLED CHDOBSE.
    230 10 SMUGGLED CHINESE. Lured to England by Stories Of Hitfh Wages. Thirtc. n Chinese were charged on ro- &gt; r.vard at Liverpool recenty with having landed in the United Kingdom without per mission. It was stated that the Home Secretary had trdcred the deportation of six of the men. These wart
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    64 10 A Chicago man was sentenced to be hanged for murder, bCit obtained an eleventh-hour repritve ami a new trial, in v.-hieh he \v;is found Not guilty." The prisoner on his release ankt-d for the rop-.-which was to have ha!icr?d him, in orri.-i to make a giant swine; f^r the children
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    483 10 SUNDAY', OCTOBER !&gt;. it Andrew's CathedraL 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7.45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). it.ir&gt; a.m. Matins sad Litany. 4 p.m. Children's Service. 5.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. St. Matthew's Sepoy Lines. S.oO p.m. Evensong and Sermon. Durinjr the following week Holy Communion on Tuesday and Thursday
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      THE RACKS.
      269 10 THE RACES. Sixty-lwo Horses In Training. With the addition of the by Suttle, Fenn and Woo-: there an now sixty-two horses in tra ning :.t th&lt; Singapore Sporting Club I on October 2."). 27 and 12!' h n few still to come from Medan the likely to be bigger I).
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      The S. F. A. Cup.
      306 10 The S.R.C. and the R. E. Sp &gt;rts Club have to m?C, for the third time^tn order to settle the second semi-final in the S.F.A. Cup competition. Ytsv rday's second attempt ended in another goalless draw after an even enouph encounter. It was a better
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      Singapore Tennis Tournaments.
      105 10 Yesterdays play in the S.CC. tennip Iturnament resulted as foil l). Csaas, Hodgins v. V. S. Smiili, Iniahed V.C. Jones In at C. M. Rie &gt;, 6— 4. H. E- Westendarp beat J. W. CosTiway \.-.0. J. C. Ferric bee) 11. L Bnowie, I S E. W.
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      MONDAYS TIES.
      247 10 C Class Sinul.s. F. &gt;!. Toaceaia one 1 C a/ardla, .-cr. P. Dean owe 4 v. Major Westlai: J. H. P&lt;-dlow owe I v. H. Hauervorst, scr. A. Robertson owe l"&gt; v. J. D. Pi( scr. 1) Class Singles. C. P. Ambler v. B. E. Al&gt;Ku. F. K.
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      The Boxing Championships.
      329 10 KetJardinK the Straits amrF.M.S ioxr.p; Championship Toarnament, to be held t the Victoria Theatre, it is expected that the v&lt; k's boxing programme! providing nlendintr competitors are medically pass■d as fit and do not withdraw from the Tournament, will be as follows Monday October 17, fourteen fiffhts
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      Hubbub in Cricket Circles.
      97 10 A L-.ndon mc:-.-atre of September 2(1 r ate.i l hubbub in cricket eirelt!" 'luence of an alleged interview vith Armstrong which appeared in a ■ruvneial newspaper in which Armstrong tad's defeats in the Te«t* i the profrarlonil eleni"nt, acthe professionals of not nlayinsr Sids with the
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      Racine: in Knpland.
      163 10 Racine: in England. A London, wire of Septem Etote". 1 i approach of the Autumn handi.aps the Cccarewitch and the &lt;'am"- r^direshire \x accompni :ed by a crop of imports of the overwhelming superiority of i wo nr «hree- horse«. If credible, thsse ■haL both the races are over, bar
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    Locitl Properly Auction.
    148 10 Local Properly Auction. The following pnperttos were sold by by Messrs. Cheong Koon Scni; at their '•mm, 80; Klin* Stress, on ifternoon Valuable luivl and business premise*, IT, Kcbinson Road. u-ii^i !i4d*!i(. ft. held umk-r statuton. graftY No. 14,77."), bought by Mr. Khun Yang Tin for ?i;0,000 valuable land and
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      100 10 BRITISH MALAYA. Trade Returns for the Month Of September. The total value of Foreign Imports of Merchandise Into British Malaya for the month of 6e] I £4,438,374 The total vafan Im ports of Merchandise iir i a for Urn month of A i. 42UJ76.85!) £4,932^04 Dtcnaae I 1,i)12,2. r »7S,!t:;o
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    Officialism and Business.
    1200 11 Sidelights n (Government Expenditure. Harold (ox, writing in thy Financial Times of Aujrust &lt;■, s;iys A sixpenny Whit i- Paper just issued by the StationervOfßca upon the method? of work of ii •l''i:n(f of Trade and of the Pfp;. r'!n ■■Nt of Orenwu Trade illustrates In a
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    766 11 HEAWOOD TIN AND RUBBER. ;hairman's Confidence in Company's Future. The eleventh umukil MOMal meeting of harcholdeis of the Baaweod Tin and lubber Estntr, Ltd., was held at tl.e retfltered offices, l-i. St. Vincent Street, Hasgow, on Friday, Augoat 'in, at 12 ioo:i. Mr. T. A. Gailie. Chairman of tha Joard
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      214 11 New Music, THE WHOLE WORLD SERIES THE MOST POPULAR SERIES THE OLIVER DITSON EDITION STERN'S LIBRARY MAGNUS ORGAN VOLUNTARIES SCOTTISH STUDENTS SONGS OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Also Piano and Vocal Operatic Scores, Francis and Days, Darewski, Feldman, Planet, Kong and Dance Annuals, Standard Folios Waltz, Sons; and Pianoforte Pieces.
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      376 11 Raffles^ Hotel MONDAY.— Tea Dajuaat, S to 7 p.m. (Admbaloa fret). WEDNBSDAT. Special Musical Programme after Dinnax. THURSDAY. Guest Night and Dancing. (Ercaing Dress esMattat fM Dancing). FBlDAY.— Special Lnneh— Orchestra. SATURDAY.— Gnest Night and Dancing. (Craning Press esseatlal to* Dancing). NOTICE. -Residents and Diners will have prior claim to
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      294 12 Kiam Kiat STANDS roj? iITISPACTORY ERVICS DO NOT WORRY, WE WILL HELP YOU. DOT EMBOSSED Box Strapping IN CONTINUOUS UWTII COSLS OF 300 FSET Had* of Ccvble, old MaW sr«el, iMfMnai to prevent rotting and •mboued to protect t!s Lead ot the nail. Tna edgrt ar« roood*d to prevent cutting
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      165 12 FRASER CHALMERG EN'GtNTXTMNG WORKS. htj Oflces and Show Room MAGNET nOUSE, 62 and 63, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. G. E. C. ELECTRIC LIGHTING, HEATING AND COOKING APPLIANCES. 0 CLERSITE DYNAMO FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLE LIGHTING WITHOUT BATTERIES. PROPRIETORS G-»«»«.E"«™"«C* M (locnrporatn! In KBtlaod) Tiltphona No. 265. TclefraJM FANNTtB." S3* €3r* K« im
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      192 12 n H It I v Pineapple Br -nd Singapore Cold Storage COiMPANY, LIMITED IN PRICKS OF Fisk, Miller Vacuum Cup Tyres Tubes TV:: Til: 30 by 8% 534.75 $5.75 760 90 34.75 5.75 810 90 38.00 5.75 815 105 50.00 T.fiO 875 105 40.00 7.00 THESH PRICKS ARK EFFECTIVE AS
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      213 13 Please -■)O YOU KNOW THAT .WHITEAWAY'S ARE NOW OFFERING THEIR WELL-KNOWN TEMPUS WATCHES (STANDARD SIZE OR DWARF) 3.95 EACH. TEM^^rUS tfc 36 A reliable watch that, with irjj^ «^.~r-."*.^-^^\ care wor ls out at ess th an /'A/^^^^^ x\ one quarter of a cent per ,t^^ a A av I
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      264 13 Madame Alice Foray For three days only from to-day will show at Raffles Hotel, No. 73, SPECIAL GOWNS FOR RAGE WEEK I'arisiennc hats received this week, j I MODERATE PRICES. INSPECTION INVITED. From 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to-day, Saturday and Sunday. MADAME FORAY leaves for the races at Sumatra
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      186 13 FOR SALE STEEL MOTOR LAUNCH UNDER CONSTRUCTION. .DIMENSIONS. 56 ft. by 12 ft. by 6 ft. t in., Draft about 4 ft. I ENGINES. "Bolinder" Crude Oil or Thornycroft Kerosene. Can be completed xith either single or twin screw and finished j up as a passenger, cargo or towing launch.
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      40 13 High Glass /ERATED WATERS j Boxing Gloves Now available at SHEPCO'S Golf Balls IN A LARQE VARIETY OF MAKES AND PRICES. j THI SHEPCO SPORTS EMPORIUM j 5 5-B, Orchard Road, iIMQAPORE. 9 TERMS CASH WITH ORDER. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. I
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      1110 14 SALES BY AUCTION Pulau Bulan£ Robber Produce Co., Ltd. PRELIMINARY NOTICE IT OEDEK IMP 'HE rHdsnSaW 'O& Dr.HENTUkI -{OLDEKft Vbo Baderdgaea have -eceived Instructions te sell by public anetioa (U o« pn»ioiseld prlvaU treaty^ at their sale-room. Raffles Chamhera. Raffles Place or a date to be notified later Tbe property
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      539 14 Ajaaat. $4,tw«.Mi 1.0, ijoiranrr la fare* aver $17,(KM,M« THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE GO. LTD. MkVaeaasM MralU ■ettlemsnU) ■BAD OmCB I Wsae&gt;aaist «a«o«, *t«sap.r&gt; LONDON OFFICE i It. Old Jewry, sVC fh» Oasnpaai has fM.Me sa»osl«a« wlto the Oaa«« el tuUit aj,« romplte. wne tae British Life Assurance Companies Act
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      428 14 NEDERLANDSCB INDIBCHI HANDELSBAN* (NtlH LNDIA roMMKlti IAI UA&gt;k. EaiabUaked IBM. CAPITAL Fl. 60,000,000 (about £5,000,000). ISSUED AND Fl. 65,000,000 (about PAID UP f4.600.000j. RESERVE FUND FL 47,750.000 (about £4,000,000). tiiAD omcr in Amsterdam HEAD MMMCI IN BATAVU :'-KANi'H£S Hoi:&lt;«o3». Shanghai, I- M«iian, Sosrabny*. S»m»rang BandMC, i l redan Cueribor.. Tegal,
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      448 14 BANKING THE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED (Incorporated by Special Imperial Charter in Japan.) Capital Subscribed Y60.000.000 CapiUl Paid-up Y45,000,000 Reserve Funds Y11.080,000 j Vice-President S. Mori, Esq. President K. Nakagawa, Esq. DIRECTORS 1 S. Minami, Esq. T. Hisnmune, Esq. G. Kawasaki, Esq. K. Mi.riinuc, Ksq. M. Esaki, Esq. T. Ikeda,
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      401 14 INSURANCE COMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD, UncorpoiatriJ m Rn^iaod) Pit* Ufi, Mann«. Accident. Gi-ar»-.le», »*o aaassa sowed i&lt;ti,u#o.»*» W A SiMS- M»n»j&lt;r and Cnderwyiia'-, Casters Branrh, Singapore IHE MANUFACTURES^ UFE INS. CO. (Incorporated in Canada. All the latest plans of Ufe, K-ii-ivtcoi. and Annuity policies issued. Assets M,t&gt;eO,OC* OUTHRIE A
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    FUTURE OF MALAYA.
    497 15 Hon. Mr. Oliver Marks Tackled At Colombo. It is seldom one gels the opportunity of, meeting old Ceylon Planters and listening to merry talcs regarding the past reminiscences of the Island, says the Ceylon Observer of Sept.-mher 24, which continues To-day a Ceylon Observer representative had tin-
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      306 15 Solid Tyres JfS^ FITTED ON THE /if THE DUNLOP jfffjf Jti RUBBER CO. 81l MBf &lt;«Sr&gt; lto. HI /^f/ CUNLOP HOUSE, //j ROBINSON ROAD, /y kee&co r:,r t::r. 'mormiles' The mnp moti.rist. (rrasping the whorl of his car and operating the throttle, rii-sires the feel of pulsing power under the
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      215 15 I T&2i r^ 4M*y TUT 7 MOTOR A _P&lt; TTXT-HV «M*l' v -1-r inn. 1 34, wi,ch~t CT ho^i J\Kjr CLINGY TV 1 F PHONE 586 FOB MOTOR LORRIES PROMPT BKRVICK. GARCIA'S Moto i^r orl ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER II.AM Mti£H£ii NO VIBRATION-NO NOISE gffl _Ui IN THE lfemH^^EsiH*9 I
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      24 15 Whra jour ear seeds oTerh*ul RING UP 595 FOR QUOTATION Guarantee qaick and efficient worlktr- •'ship. UNITED AUTO COMPANY, LIMITED 7, BEACH ROAD. V
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      419 16 New Shipment Just Arrived »f Carpenter's Smoothing and Jack^""J Bra»* He-agon Tapped Nnts, from in. to in. Catland's Brass Butt "ingea, from 1* r in. to 6 in. Clyburn Screw Spanners, from 6 in. to Asbestos Cord or Yarn, all sixes Asbetstos Pipe Lagging Rope. Patent Plaited Lo« Line. Bnreka
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      219 16 TAY GUAM KIAT 88, PHILLIP STREET. Phone Nos. 8118 aad 8114. The noecmsful contractor for snpplj of FIREWOOD AND BASKETS AND BROOMS. ETC to the Singapore Municipality -nnag the year 1921. GLOBE BOILBR REMEDT For clearing and preserving steam boile" n t -II tvr&gt;es Used by all factories, steamers, .STCow-d
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      1761 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The PREPAID charges far Waste, Far Sals, Te Let, etc.. In ordtaarj elose-eet type (average words to line) are Per line one insertion 28 cts., two ins 4* cts.. three ins. 04 cts., four Ins. 82 eta., five ins. $1.00, six ins. $1.18, ten ins $1 40 twelve
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      489 16 j__L__ _l '__xr (J-H i CUT AWAY VIEW SHOWING Matthews Engine-Generator Unit $950 MODEL The Simplest Possible Combination of Generator and Gaaoline Engine. "In 1914 Matthews 1 K.W. plants were •elected by the U.S. Treasury Department Engineers for lighthouse installation and in each year since, additional Matthews plants have been
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      375 16 Straits Motorcar Service, Ltd ?13-216, ORCHARD ROAD Sole Distributor* of BELLANGER famous French Car All kinds of Repairs to Motor Cycle* Cars and Lorr/e. executed. Cracked Cylinders. Crank-Cadi, Getrs sn» broken parts of ail metals Welded. RELIABL-.TCARS AND LORRIES HIRED Goods Transported from Ships, Oodown* Private Houses, etc. A number
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      208 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TELKPHONES Editorial and General 59 Manae?r's Office Hl7 Job Printing Office 1244 All communications relating to editorial matters and news should be addressed to THE EDITOR. All communications relating to business matters— advertise ments, subscriptions, accounts, printing, etc..^ should be .ddressed to THB JMANACiER. ADVERTISEMENT RATES Wants,
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