The Straits Times, 30 September 1922

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 27,0t>2. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1922, PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      205 1 rt9__y u .^i -^_»p_Xa <»M_B«BBBilllBBBBBBBBBBB---B-IBBiB-»BBBBiBBBBBB-B— ■■■BMUM—i 881 BRBBfIBBBfIBBBBBBBBBaBBBaBBBUnBi HH TRA VERB' FINE OLD PALE jj in red, upon every lint tie. fiSkJEv __f AK^^a __f mSR _R B Bm __f WBBV _■> W twK *M Mar U 5 Wlicn ordering sherry at your Club or Hotel, always INSIST upon being
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      164 1 THE DINING ROOM I LJ LMfaMjjL v [_i ;)mß| !^^P§!wi|- y e There is nothing artificial in the charm of teak, whether for interior woodwork or furniture. Its beauty of grain lenda to harmony in any scheme of furnishing. Ita permanence and resistance to warping combined wiih adaptability to carving
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    POINTS ON PROFILES.
    514 2 What a Side View Reveals. A specialist in profiles is a disconcert injf person to talk with. He has such a terrifying facility for discerning secret thoughts and reading temperaments. "The profile shows the permanent expression which personality stamps upon a woman's face when she is off
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    Lord Rosebery's Last Farewell.
    219 2 Lord Rosebery 's Last Farewell. The Earl of Rosebery, who is in ba health, has informed the tenants cf h. M«ntniore estate, which includes 15 fani and as many cottajre?, that they will neve «cc him again, as he desires "to pass th concluding days of his life in ecmplet
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    Ceylon and the Empire Exhibition.
    228 2 The report that Ceylon is not parti cipat;n,r in the British Empire Exhibits has caused consternation in Ceylon circle in London, and it is probable thai th. Ceylon Association will be asked to laic action. Sir West Ridgeway, on beinjr in terviewed, made a statement
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    47 2 Successful in an examination a pupil named Jcrdan at the Netherthorpe Grammar School, Chesterfield, sent his mother a' telegram asking her to read the las', two lines of the sth verse of hymn 15f in his school hymn-book. The lines read Sorrow vanquished, lubour ended, Jorda> lust."
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      438 2 The last spoonful is as good as the first And that is saying a good deal. You can only say it if the tea is Practice Bond tea in the patent vacuum- packed t v Then you can look forward to a cup qf rail tea the kind with the
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      315 2 CHILD CRIED WJTH PAIN Had Breaking Out On Face and Arms. CuticuraHealed, "My child wa3 troubled with a I breaking out 0:1 her face and arms. I It was of a dry nature and caused I disfigurement. She cried with pain I every time I washed her. and b!ie I
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      204 2 AMA A.M.A. Allied Manufacturers Agencies (MALAYA, SUM, INDO-CHINA AND DIITCII EAST INDIES). P. A. PARIS, IEAD OFF CK Box 472, G.P.O. v Ti >4-56, The Arcadr, Sin pore Singapore. Power Plant Industrial Equipments C. A. PARSONS A CO, LTD. GEO. FLETCHER ft CO.. LTD. Steam Turbines, Turbo-General^, Pumps, etc. C
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    AN OLD LONDON WELL.
    511 3 A Recent Discovery at Staple Inn. Discoveries of an unexpected nature con- tinue to be made in the oldest parts of London. Staple. Inn, off Holborn, has just yielded one, under somewhat surprising circumstances. Everyone knows the fine timbered front of Staple Inn that stands, at
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    Australia's Income Tax.
    392 3 C' ns.ideraMe confusion seims to have arisen regarding the proposals of the I Australian Federal Ministry to amend the 1 ln< i -11-.I- Tax act I).\ extending the uvera£s- ii:;: principle (which was a.iopkvl last year for the primary intlus'. ik.-) to all I taxpayer*. The Pedsnl
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    The Channel Swim.
    167 3 Tom Mr.vris, an Australian, haw boinin training at Dover in preparation fcr an :it tempt to swim the Channel early in September. The Channel has only twice bun crossed. The Bnt to perform thU js'icat feat was Captain MattHew Webb. who swam from Dover to Calais en
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    30 3 It was officially stand by the Homo Office that Thomas Hpnry A I la way, be- fore hi-, execution, admitted that be ml guilty of the murder of Irene Wilkiiii.
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      430 3 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP NOTICI thai t!ie partner ship li. 4 betwiaa T;>n titm, anil the unilerarmill Company, mpany, Limiteii. ha i Km Teek, Ch«ik hop n.iii llcK.ia.l, Sinjri consenl been n Moon, J ■iln-r 'JO. I'.tJ^ >. an lermentloni d partlts, Ira, wliich will I on by the
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      564 3 NOW IS THE SEASON OF COLIC AND CHILLS TSE UABVS OWN TABLETS AGAINST Til Km-. ILLS. n'.itie conditions in the Far But are extremely hard on little oiu-s, eapecally nt this time off the year. Suddilen chir- s of tvnipi-riiture, dr.mp heat, ihe cl.ill v.nicii follows liot el<!-,.- i!»\!<, nil
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      348 3 4Do|y o v i reaHseithe^ danger of v Anaemia Ginpovcriihed blood). I Rich, red blood is »m indlfptnsablej necemty io lh» ißiamtemnce off vital energy When Che blood becomes lmpo» er-V lihed (Anaemic) (h« whole bodily > health suffer*. Because impover. <f ished blood lacks the nutritive? ..material necessary to
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      176 3 HUIM«»«.»t«»M»<>I»M»»«»MIM«>K>KM»»MMI<MIM| By Appointment 10 KM. THE QUEEN. g» (Sift. —ENGLAND CHOCOLATES in Fancy Boxes, Packets £r Tins. AND NORWICH COCOA. CALEY'S CHOCOLATES ARE DIFFERENT Half pound tins, 90 cts., $1.00. One pound tins, $1.50, $1.60, $2.00. Half pound f<*ncy boxes, $1.00. One pound fancy boxes, $1.75, $2.00, $2.20, $2.50. AGENTS
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      296 4 STEaSSH SAFLfWGS <">* Apcar Line rtVl*r OMllMt wl«h lIU Majesty. C. n »ero»,at) I "DON PAR-EXTERN SKRVTCC n ZrV:yr N to «««"«U«i ant™. KARMALA .bout Oet t» s«tiu bo l t <><*• 17 KABHGAI p DONGOLA "boot Oct. 81 FLAMY w «ft I g«BA W m -Ht" SSJSifieuiißSSMi trpton and
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      399 4 STEfIMER S/IIHH6S j "ELLERMAN" LINE ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co, Ltd. (I»««niOT»t«4 KmgUtd) STEAMER I _J>— Bhgapor* gAgggWCT_ SERVICE 4 orrwAHD, St««mer CUT OF PARIS SmMTOOw CITY OP YORK Not. i CITY OF SIMLA *>••. 14 CITY OP POONA J«a. «8 HoyawAiD. !t CItT o? lop? London n^ •1 CITY ny
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      203 4 STEfIMEB SMWBS kowhklyke™™^ P *ETWARIMmsCHfIPPIJ fat FMM«pn at Batarfa to OwthTvenTlKSk ,"f b oulill>: with transhipW,,t mcnap B«njuewun S i. BotM.n* Bmm and £da£-B«^ S l S Hadji, Bambawa-Ueaar, Blmi v. v, v ain v v pVfi a.!v Octob<> 8. Belawan-Deli. nCJKMAI October 7, I'ii-i i: „i v, n i,r
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      358 5 STEAMER SAILINGS N.Y.K. LONDON LOT KasMsßsl Maru Oct. 5 Hulono M»ru Oct. in Msru Oct. II 1 ivrttfooL Lire Toyo»aoal W»r« «"»d Oe*. HAMBt'RG _LIN» Lima Maru Oct. 1 Matins '.to at»-» vaiij Oe; NEW TORK I.INB VIA BPM HOTTH AMERICAN LIN» K*i">t:.i«-K M«ru Oct. 13 WOMBAT LIN» Santiki Maru
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      460 5 STEAMER SAILINGS O.S.K. Propowd Sailings from StagapM* ■abject to ehang* wit hoot pravtoos aotln.) EUROPEAN UNI Fnr Marseilles, London, Hamburg, Kortardass, \ntwrrp, Tia Colombo, Sacs and Port Bald. Arr. D*p. LONDON MARU Sopt. M Sept. 30 (Passag* aTailabls) AMAZON MARU Not. 19 Not. »(> (Omit Marseilles) NEW YORK LINS Por
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      452 5 STEAMER SAIUHCS STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO LIMITED LOCAL SAILINGS Intended to aail Steamer From Sings pore tn Monday, 4 p.m. KINTA Port Swettenham and Penang. Monday, 5 p.m. HYB LBONG Malacca and Muar. Tuesday, 2.30 p.m. CALYPSO Port Dickeon, Teluk Anson, Bagan Dat<* and Lumut. Taesday, 5 p.m. KELANTAN Malacca and
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      212 5 I THr tUM HTKAM NAVIGATION CO. LIMITED. ..-..rporaud (a >*Urr. SINGAPORE BANGKOK j For Kret.y, Irenggana, Kelantan, Bang aara, Telupin, PaUln. Singora, Laeon. Koh.amui, Bandoa. Langsnen, Chumpon tnd Bangkok. Doe. Dep. VALAYA Oct. 2 Oct. 4 YUGALA Jet. 9 Oct. 11 PRACHATIPOK Oct. 18 Oct. II The steamers are fitted
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      674 5 STEAMER SAILINGS AUSTRALIA BY BURNS PHILP LINE (Incorporated in Australia) Singapore tc ia»a Ports, Port Darwin Thursday Island, Brisbane and Sydney, ess Torres Straits, also with transhipment to other Victorian, South Australian and North Queensland Ports, British Now Guinea, Ne» Britain, T .smania and New Zealand Port* APPROXIMATE SAILINGS MONTOUO.
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      530 5 i^JALESJYJUCTON^ CHEONG KCOH SE9IG GO AUCTION SALE of valuable laM I ■.<<-rti<-<. At Messrs. Civ room. NY. N, < b«J on Wednesday. Oitol.cr 4, nt 2.M p.i\. Lot L Valuabl- W9 >t»r and the eompoune ilw Ehrsraao, No. 2l^, Bnkit 1 I I pol.'s. Ti'.ts property is sltuatsd I v
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      456 6 CINEMAS LIBERTY Cnlrerssl Hodm HALL, LTD. North Brldi. R—A. FRANK MAYO IN MAN WHO MARRIED HIS OWN WIPE ROBINSON CRUSOE SERIAL Kpinodri 11 and 12, in 4 parts. BROWNIE'S LITTLE VENUS 2-reel comedy. First Show at 7.30 p.m. ROARING WATERS Gto. Larkin's Grent Western drama and HOLD YOUR BREATH 2-r*cl
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      301 6 ClftEaSflS PALACEG AY~ NEW BRIDGE ROAD. In Ih? Second Show at 9 p.m. Episodes 3 and 4 of the INVISIBLE UAY serial and a Two Part Wm. Fox Sunshine Comedy JAZZ BANDITS along with a Vitagraph Super-Fcnturc in seven reels DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES A thrilling story of wild
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      392 6 HOTEL BRASTAGI SLMATKA EAST COAST. 4,800 feet above sea level Telegraphic Address Postal Addrr<-. BRABTAGIHOTEL, MEDAN. IIRASTA(.I, SIMAIKV. O.K. Climate fresh, invigorating, equivalent to an English summer. General temperature 52 to 60 by ni.rht, CO to 75 by dny. NINE HOLE GOLF COURSE. TWO CEMENT TENNIS COURTS (free to hotel
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    144 7 i urn i:i>. iatarday, Bepteatbw SI High Water. 1,11 a.m.. 5..".J p.m. (Varrcn Shield Competition, K. Lumpur. t 11.I 1 S. mill Law v. S.C.C. St. loseph's Old Hoys Sports 2.43 p.m. Badai r"nn nn.n tnurtm nci.l tinkl. I unit 9.15. Srndjv. •.•rtnlirr I 1 J-l n
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    SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
    105 7 ■U AT THE DOCKS. T*p: Mfk»rt B«»ln-Nil. h^nt Wharf Kit. Hl.»«r.. WUrf Nil. I i..ri:, N.ii.i ::..ng. Baiplre Dox VVe»l l nn/. Jurdincs Wharf- Nil. I'uli. lirsnl I nai Wharf -Nil Ivcpir! Ilcrl;iiur. Islander, Merita, .1 eh. Mulu Ma'.u, OS«J| Hharf- -NiJ. !s in Dry Pock. Pagat Al
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    128 7 To-eVq Port Swet. i h»m and P«tiang I p.m. Muntok ai.d Paleinbang 3 p.m tj 3 p.m Hutu I'uhat 8 p.m. 1 London. n.n. 4 p.m. llaU Juli.l 4 p.m. 4 p.m. i t ..t ii 1 p.m. Port 1 ]).ni. id, London, p.m. h-JOt, luina, 'l.
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    30 7 fc I nilun. Augurt 7 S.plcmber 6 Aucuet 11 September 6 Augunt 17 II plember 11 September 16 Am; S.-ptembor 18 A.iKuit il September 25 -ptembcr 27
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    Singapore Mortality Returns.
    54 7 te of mortality ia the Seitlemcnt of Singapore tit thL- week endiaf Si-ptcrn-■x;. The total number of ■j of which IX7 wen; male Hi fi ma! CbnTOlskmt claimed 21, pi lariat !w**r '■«>, 10, p-icumonia 2!», •■:";il mi-nino;itis ii'onths nutr.--n thai ntre nnd onv Xo Buropeani di«d,
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    19 7 Mr. H. H. Loh and .imj.' Tew HMjr will take place at :12-1, I'iisir Pnitjsnir Koad on October 9.
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    159 7 EXCHANGB Singapore, September "0. On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 1/9 Demand 2/4' Private ."1 ms. credits 2/4 5/IC- On Ntw York Demand MM Prirate On France Bank 633 !n India, Bank T.T. 178 V» Oh HorigKontf, Bank <l <1 1 1 p.c. picm. On Shanghai, Bcnk
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    59 7 I adl 0 ca'ule quote Spot sheet H'ni. Tone of Market Steady. Pale Crepe Closing Prices Buyers. Sellers. spoi Vow-Dec. 25% 2« laii.-Murfh .Singapore Standard Bibbed Smokid Sheet Closing Prices Buyers. Sellers. Spot Xov.-Dec. M in; 'i 27 2 1 'a Jan.-Maivh 2«Vi BH
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      MIN ING
      202 7 issue. Vul. I'd. 1 1 Ayc-r Wenj? I 1 B&tang P«<!an;; 1 1 Hitam Tin 1 1 Jelantoh X 1 Jot»n Tin Q £1 Kam. Kar.iunt. 10 10 Kiiu.i A-si-c. b G ).ii:j".ii Tin 10 10 Matajru Col. 1 1 Mens. r irtr.bu 1 1 Middleton J 1
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      GENERAL
      146 7 t'al. I'd. Bdytrs. SfMerg. .1 il Br. Am. Tobacco -J..J.0 A'.G 0 10 Central Kngines 10.60 0 10 Central Minors 8.00 (0 10 Eastern Ship 8.75 9.75 1 il K. Smelting Co. 6.00 6.50 Vctni- 'iYumways 1/- 2/- nom •user a;:<l .W-avt- HJ| :!2.1'5 >0 50 Hammer and Co.
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      DEBENTURES.
      108 7 U. Ear- 8 p.c. |1^54,100 par p.t, pjn Spore Electrical Tramways, 5 p.c. £350,000 aorn 3'pore Municipal I f*. $1,873,000 |*t Spore Municipal it p.*. of 1907 V- C«";,OuO 10 p.*. al». 3'pore Municipt! 4^ V*of 1309 Sl,6Go^oo 10 p.s. 4U. 3'poro Municipal 4H V- e of IWH tl><>o.ooo
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      378 7 Frnsfr and Co. and Lrall and Evatt'.s Quotations. Latest available Sterling Quotations are printed on another page on Friday. To-day's Prices. FnM L>all Co. Fvatt. Vllcnby New 0.43 0.55 QM OJH) Vlor Gajah (41) 100 1.20 1.00 1.20 A.. Hltam 9.00 1<U)O ».00 10.00 V. Kuninp (fl) 0.7."i
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      24 7 NOTICE OF REMOVAL note ::s from October 1, 1:122, our Addr< v. i 1 be kouinson hoad. WILUAJI OOSSAfiI SONS. LTD., 148, Cecil Streot.
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      678 7 IJITEST ADVERTISEMENTS I [HTOBT Till: KINKST Clan P.urfuadiea from lrnrce. It i* a great plea- I inre to ilrinlt them. My patrons rsfaaa hj hare sabstltwtcs. 11. Bolter, Kurope Hot^l taiIdUckOWCOPT PATENT AUTOMOBILE i 1 «ki from $1^.30 up at Weill Montor, E, Hiirh M treat. ili>) ZEIBB i lil.D
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      59 7 VICTORIA THEATRE LAST NIGHT DO THE IHKTOtt A BAD TI'RN BY SKEIXG THE ALL CHAPLIN PROGRAMKE CIIAHLIK IN THE RINK (H'.til.lE IN THE CURE CII \K!.li: AS THE SHOP WALKER HARI.IE IN THE EMIGRANT MATINEE SATIUDAY, SEPTEMBER JO, at o.li p.m. Children half lv Matinee. Book your seats at MOLTRIE'S.
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      55 7 VICTORIA THEATRE FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, at 9.30 p.m. I'nder the distinguished patronage of H.E. The Governor, Sir Laurence Nunni Guillcmard, K.I U. ILLUSTRATED RECITAL AUSTRALIA CIVILISED AND SAVAGE by Capt. DAVID DOULL Supported by the moat Interesting picture* of his travels. Booking now open at MOUTRIE'S.
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      832 7 ORDINANCE N° 61 (PAWNBROKERS). I. T< lers frill reeatrsd nt t!io Resident Col icillor's Office, Mnlarca, up to noon October 23. 1922, for the sole right lv open un,' lav.:; !.np fcr a period of three yeiir.i from January lj 1923, in tlio strcus in the town dirlsion of t»ie
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      439 7 Nahar Opera Al the Bcyronth Theatre, Caylai i^-NtOHi i ?u.v; a Qiaad I PUNCBM CHENDrM MALA UAII To-n-.'i A Very Popular PI M UM T!.i- <: Watch i Special Kew I hinei s B«ck," or The (i 'i A. M. A, Proprietor. T. A. PESTANA. Maaaflar. Telephone No. Mt fur
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    The Straits Times SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. SPECULATIONS.
    1043 8 Is it possible that a time will come when men will cease to "go down tc the sea in ships Is it possible that a thirty thousand-ton cargo boat wiil leave Liverpool without a soul on board, and sail her way to New
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    82 8 A Weltevreden message of the 25th 6ays that a sanguinary fight took place there on Sunday morning between the sailors belonging to the Dutch Government steamers Canopus," Orion and Edi." Two sailors were killed and four dangerously wounded. Those are now in hospital. The origin of the fight seems to
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    13 8 Th? next sitting of the Johore Court of Appeal is on October 23.
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    20 8 A number of fees fixed under the Merchant Shipping Ordinance far ..he Tort of Penang, are published in the Gazette.
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    20 8 The King will not be advised to exercise his powers of disallowance with regard to the Rent Restriction Continuance Ordinance.
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    23 8 The Rev. J. Butterwcrth will conduct divine service at Johore Bahru to-morrow at 6 p.m. (evening and sermon) and Monday at 7.30 a.m.
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    41 8 The Communist propagandist Dengah who was one of the instigators of the recent Communist troubles at Tcrnate has been sentenced by the Officer of Justice at Macassar to six months' rigorous imprisonment and ordered to pay the costs of the prosecution.
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    50 8 It i.s notified that the price of rubber for the assessment of duty for the period 3eptember 29 to October 6, inclusive, is 23 cents per pound, this being two cents below the highest price obtained for first irrace rubber at th? Singapore auction during the week ending September 21.
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    49 8 The Hylam Cook who was produced before Mr. Bull, yesterday, in connection with his alleged attempted attack en Mrs. Morgan, was charged wish attempted murder. At the same time his Worship ordered that the accjsed should be sent for observation, wstponing the hearing of the case until October 6.
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    67 8 The charge, on the subject of Christian Marriage, to the clergy and laity of th. Diocese of Singapore, which was delivered by the Bishop of Singapore at the secQnd Episcopal Visitation, on Novembei 13, 1921, has been issued in book form, and is now obtainable from Mr. Geo. O Daniel,
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    70 8 The fallowing notification appears in the latest F.M.S. Gazette In exercise of Lhe powers conferred on him by section 5 (i) of "The Customs Enactment, l'j-JO," the Chief Secretary hereby </.empts from the payment cf the export duty leviable )n rubber, all rubber broods manufactured n the Federated Malay Statts.
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    83 8 Besides the now .",,"> c?nt FJLS. postage ~-tnmpr., which have been iaaned Bpedaflj for use on ketegranta, a new 12 cent slanip is also now on sale. This latter stamp is blue, the same colour as the 10 cent stamp. This 12 cent stamp is meant te re-place the 10
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    80 8 Appavu PQlajr, a Tamil, was arrested in Penang by detectives in consequence of receipt of a telegram frc;;i India statin;* he i.s wanted to answer to a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of 4,400 rupees, alleged to have been obtained in Coimbatore. Accused was produced before Mr.
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    73 8 The third anniversary of the Indian Association, Negri Scmbiian, was celebrated on Sunday. The following officebearers were elected Dr. S. R. Krishnan, President Mr. V. A. Dawson, vice-Presi-rient Mr. S. C. Chatterjee, hon. secretary; Mr.C.K.Gcpal Phillai, hon. treasurer; Mr. A. V. Sarma, librarian Mr. S. B. Ponniah, football captain Meean.
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    82 8 A vein of gold was recently discovered by a mining expert on a farm at Bontddu, near Barmouth, Wales. Rich gold has been extracted in small quantities. The new discovery is only a fuw miles from the famous Clogan gold mines and Gwynfynydd gold mines from the lntfr "the gold
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    137 8 A suit for a million pesos hr.s been filed in the Manila Courts against C Ingenohl, former owner of the Orient* Gigar Factory, which was purchased by Walter E. Olsen and Company from the alien property custodian. Ingenohl recently brought suit against Walter E. Olsen and Company to recover PU2.000,
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    159 8 When any one leaves Vladivostock, the Vladivostock Government imposes an exodus tax on him to the amount of about Y45. But the Consul-General and the Kenertl association of tho Japanese residents at Vladivostock secured the acquiescence of the Government, after negotiation with the Government to exempt all poor Japanese returning
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    444 8 Dr. W. A. Taylor is appointed <-h rf medical officer, Malacca. Mr. J. ft. Campbell is granted a commission as second lieutenant in tlii: Reserve Sen-ice, S. S. V. Force. Mr. E. E. F. Pretty has been appointed to act a3 second assistant secretary (B) Colonial Secretary's
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    The Mails.
    79 8 Mails fmm Europe. (t:n>!on mails :lat.«l September 7) ex P. and O. D ill arrive by train to-morrow morning. Correspondence will be ready for delivery to boxholdcrs about 10 a.m. The (i.1.0. will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. an;i there will bo
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    Stinnes' Shipping Route.
    83 8 An Exchange Tekgraph Co. i trmn Berlin, dated August U», stated Tho Hugo Stinnes line of Hamburg is an East Asia route. Stinnes' ships will call at Singapore, li< Shanghai, Kobe, and Yokohama. The first steamer, the Emil Kirdorf, will start Ml November 1. and thereafter the
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    Bankruptcy Court.
    87 8 At t"ie Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Uarri-tt-Lennard several receiving Otd*J made against Chinese and Indian firms. Whilst hearing the case of an Indian debtor, who, presumably, had no assets, His Lordship enquired of the Assistant OfiVial Assignee whether anything waa ever obtained from this type
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    Supreme Court Cases.
    234 8 Hill morning Mr. Justice BarrettI.ennard fixed the list <t civil case* to bo heard in the Supreme Court during October. Before doing so his lordship < hM-rved that during October then would be two extra half holidays on the nth ami 19th, which wen ;it apart for
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    NEAR EAST.
    691 9 Position Still Extremely Critical. Kemal's Reply to General Harington. Reuter's Service. London, September 28. Constantinople :In a message f> Qaßanl Pelie, Keniul Pasha suggested a British withdrawal. General Harington rapliad .suggesting a conference between the local British and Turkish commanders with a view to the establishment cf a
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    Cotton Trade.
    88 9 Reuter's Service. London, September 29 The question of th? continued aeve depression in the Lancashire cotton tr was discussed at Manchester, at a meeU of the representatives of ever 50 per c-']i of the spinning companies and leac v spinners. It was pointed out that aVI of the
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    Hayo Maru Crippled.
    62 9 Reuter's Service. London, September n I The American steamer Resolute, ''Tich has arrived at Plymouth from New rk, reports that rihe received an S.O.S. <om the Japanese vessel Hayo Maru onihe 25th inst. The Resolute offered te jxks off the crew, but the captcin waslun-j willing to
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    Irish Postal Strike.
    41 9 Renter's Service. London, SeptembeipO. The Irish postal strike was scttlii last night. London, September 29. The Irish postal settlement provii s for the three-eighths proposed wage re iction to operate from September lad the remainder from December 1.
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    League of Nations.
    56 9 Reutee's Slkvice. j London, Septcmbd- 29. A Geneva message states tjat the fourth commission shaws that thqLeague of Nations is financially pressed wing to the non-payment of contributions,jotallir.g 5,000,000 gold francs for 1921 and the payment, hitherto, of only 55 pelcent. of the 1922 contributions, while tH
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    Greek Gold.
    38 9 Recteu's Service. London, September 28. New York The steamer Tlmiistocles brought 25,000,000 gold francs from the Greek National Bank to the l'-drral Reserve Bank, New York. The lurpose °f the shipment .is at present unt -plained.
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    Rubber Restriction Probable.
    36 9 Rubber Restriction Pr obable. Reuter's Service. London, SepUmber 29. A supplementary report by (.he Colonial Office rubber committee wll be issued shortly. It is anticipated that t will favour restriction of output in Brtish oversea possessions.
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    Kaisuli Surrerlers.
    32 9 Kaisuli Surrer lers. i Reuter'i faavi^ Ix>ndon, September 29. S.. i Sebastian^ The Minister for Foreign Affairs announce* the surrender of the brigand, Baisuli, w|o has caused considerable trouble for mail/ years.
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    Various.
    39 9 REtrrci'a 8m ca. London, apuv.iuer 28. Simla The restriction on the export of wheat and other frail i have been removed. London, Itptcmber 29. Lisbon The crulMT jaVpubllca has been ordered to proaaadjta Macao from South America. 1
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    Greek Revolt.
    373 9 Constantine Reported Under Arrest. Reuter's Service. London, September 28. Athens The revolutionary Colonels, Plastiras and Gonatas, entered the capital at the head of the troops and were enthusiastically received. London, Septomh?r 28. Paris A message from Geneva states that the Greek delegation to the League has been advised
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    THE WARREN SHIELD.
    120 9 Conditions Prove Too Hard For Some. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, September 30. Part of the Warren Shield shooting competition was worked of successfully this morning. Six teams fired, the 78 Co., R.G.A. B Co, 2nd Middlesex M.V.1., Pahang A Co., 2nd Middlesex M.V.1., j Selangor
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    ITEMS FROM IPOH.
    165 9 (Fron Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, September 20. The full Court of Appeal has had a prolonged session and the judges are not dispersing until to-morrow. Yesterday, Mr. Ford argued for the Arcadia Coconut Estates, Ltd., in the appeal in the action brought by them against Mr. W.
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    Terrible Explosion.
    96 9 Hundreds Killed And Injured. Reuter's Service. London, September 28. Spezzia The fortress of Falconara, midway between Muggiano and Portousola, which was used as an explosive depot and contained 1,500 tons, of ccrd'te, was struck by lightning and blown up, causing damage over a radius of .six miles. A
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    ST. ANDREW'S GARDEN FETE.
    756 9 Charming Mise en Scene At Goodwood Hall. The St. Andrew's Garden Fete, which 1 was originally arranged to take place at Nc. 1 Goodwood HiH, actually came off, owing to the inclemency of the weather earlier in the day, at Goodwood Hall. The scene which was
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    THE BLACK PASSES.
    1179 9 Facts About the Australian Cannibals. Nearly half a million square miles of territory, 1,700 white people, f>o,ooo semisavag blacks the rest heat and emptiness.'' This is how Captain David Doull, who lectures in the Victoria Theatre on Tuesday, sums up the Northern Territory of Australia. So little
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    Taprang Mines.
    257 9 Too Much Water— Too Little Money. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 29. The second general meeting of the Taprang, Siam, Mines, Ltd., was held here to-day, Mr. Duxbury presiding over an attendance of seven shareholders. The Chairman, in an explanatory speech, alluded to the unfortunate position of
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    MR. A. B. MILNE ON WASTE.
    202 9 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, September 29. With reference to the Reuter message re the Rubber Growers' Association strictures on the waste on estates, the Pinang Gazette publishes a copy of Mr. A. H. Milne's letter to Mr. Zorn, of Mcssr. Zorn and Hunt,
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    UNITED ENGINEERS, LTD.
    359 9 Report for Year Ended June 30. The following directors' report, signed by the chairman, Mr. V. V. Lembergtr, will be presented at the annual mwUßg of United Engineers, Ltd., to the shareholders on October 10 The- directors submit the duly audited statement of the accounts of the
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      FOOTBALL.
      253 10 Regrettable Injury to R. M. Duff practice vrani- between B.C.C. ic:inis was marred by an unfortunate accident to the club's esutre half H. M. Duff, who sustained a broker. collar-bone. The accident la more to bedeplored in vie.v if the forthcoming match with the S.C.I-'. A. 1 on Wednesday
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      S. C. C- Tennis Tournament.
      135 10 Monday's Tic- arc im follow.-:: A l»..ub!e-. White Hewitt v. Tjler Bdwardt. Mile A Pottt v. Sinclair Hill. Fuller A Donaldson Lee Warner Newenin-.er-' Handicap. Swithinbaak F< Hertog v. Laursen. Me-.MuIU-n v. Cruie-kr.hank. It. Singies. Btahbory v. Palrrav*. BtU Rk Casaels v. Smith. BoriK'nian Btredwiek.
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      Malay Tennis Association.
      39 10 Our lpi.h wires The newly formed lawn tennis association' ial championships into an annual competition on of the Davis Cup competition, from next year. Tlu- various States ar.d Settlements are being asked to firm branch associations.
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      Siki's Victory.
      35 10 A vi iter wire from Pjaris, dated the v Boxir.sr i in. endorsed thl decision of the ju i itier-Siki fi;rht snd approved Siki's claim to the ligbt-lieavy-.v Ighl championship of the world.
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      Inter-Club Sports.
      185 10 What i uceessful sporting Ibrturt ii the Inter-Club Sports Meeting f. r which is to be held 0,1 the BJtC preliminaries sa October L 1 and ->'< and finals on October 2H. Entries open on October and doa. Da October 16. of competing cluiis wii; as 't b]
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      Boxing Syndicate's Developments.
      284 10 When the Stadium Boitfog Syivlk-at. wn* f..n Iwe predicted surr.^s fr that body and our predictions are being vtrtte I. The fight of August suggested big k)*M, I •:>! since then the promoters hi\> eoni irl to provide intsrcr.tin;: boxing. Having now secure 1 a suitable hurtq—rten
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      Badminton.
      107 10 In the open tournament under the auspices of the I.C.C. between C. R. Ooaaes and A. S. Doss yesterday the fi ist <et after an interesting game, which lasted 27 minutes, ended in victory for Gomez by 29 23. The second set, which was as inte-rcr.ting as the first,
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      Boxing in Australia.
      277 10 In a letter to a friend in Singapore Mr. Frank C. Baker, of the Sydney Stadium, discusses boxing in Australia. It lias shown a fulling off during the last six months, he says, due te a lack of variety, but given suitable material a couple of pairs
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    166 10 [By Courtesy of the Nicbi Nichi Shimbun.] Tokio, September 28. H.M. the Emperor has approved the s-ancticn to honour Princess Nagako with l!i Ordl of the FiiTt Class of the Crovvn prior to the celebration of her engagement with the Crown Prince. Count Chinda ha? denied the
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    Straits Produce Christmas Number.
    134 10 Oar local Punch is making a special effort with an enlarged Christmas number and we have been asked to make public the paper's request f< r artistic contributions. In view of the increased number of pages to be devoted to pictorial matter the editors hope that
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    St. Andrew's Hospital Building Fund.
    71 10 Amount previously acknowledged $84,340 Per Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, M-.8.E.— Mr. Chia Keng Benjr $1,000 Mr. Alan Loko 1,000 Mr. Oei Tiong Ham 1,000 Nanyang Brs. Tob. Co. 7,000 10,000 The Singapore A.D.C. Per The Hon. Treasurer 250 Collection, Tangiin Barracks Per The Rev J.
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      1032 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, The mail has brought out loni; references to the London Conference between M. Poincare and Mr. Lloyd George when they discussed the situation regarding Germany and the moratorium, with or without guarantees, which might be granted to her on
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    KLUANG RUBBER COMPANY.
    353 10 Fifth Annual Report of The Directors. The fifth annual report of the directors to the shareholders o f the Kluang Rubber Company, Limited, for the year ended June HO. 1922, shows a loss of $21,843.97 which deducted from the amount brought forward from the previous year vii.
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    HARMSTON'S CIRCUS.
    356 10 Fine Performance on Flying Trapeze. Harmston's opened v a packed house la-^t nitf-ht, and vhe audience greatly enjoyed a Kopd show. V^lly Harmston, new sale prcprietor, knows the circus business fcpjn A to Z and presents us a programme which is as good as anything he has ever
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    144 10 Lyall and Evatt's Share Report. Messrs. I.yall and Evatt r?port under to-duy's date Tin.— llli-4 10s. od., shewing a life of £2 6s. od., over the week. Rubber at B'4d. is 9id. better over the same period. Rubbers— Allenby (New) 40-60, Ayer Panas 3.75-4.50, Batang Benar 60
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    73 10 News has reached Hongkong of the death at Kobe of Captain Wilson Coupcr, of the Douglas Steamship Company, who was on his way back from home leave. The deceased joined the Company in 1910, as second officer, and soon roue to the position of chief officer which he held until
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    Municipal Commission.
    3007 10 Interesting Light on Mandai Quarrj Question. 'lie ordinary monthly meeting of the 1 .nicipal Commissioners, followed by a| $ecial one to consider an amendment to Ve-laws regarding hawkers, was held in te Municipal Office yesterday. Mr. R. J. fcrrerprcsidedandthe othur commissioners esent were Messrs. J. A. BHas, ft.
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    GREEDY JASPER.
    298 11 Diet Secrets Revealed by a Jelly Fish. There must be few among the most ardent lovers of the brute creation who could detect in the Aurelia aurita, or common jelly-fish, a hint of that spirit of friendliness and domesticity which is look?d for in man's dumb friends yet
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    The Cockney Language.
    320 11 The Cockney tongue, says Mr. W. MeG ICagar in the Contemporary Review, is not one of the "organ voices in English literature but rather a flute or even a tin whistle. Cockney," he says, "is a little pathetic in its high colouring and nervous energy, but always
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    231 11 Knulinc Orders, dated September 27, I v Lieut. -Colonel F. E. Spencer, D.5.0., M.C., Commanding S.S.V.F. Monday, October 2.— 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hail, Eurasian and Chinese Companies, I Officers and N.C.Os. Tuesday, 3rd. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hal!, Eurasian and S.F.A. Companies, Company Parade. Wednesday, 4th.— 5.15 p.m.,
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA HOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    29 11 Orders for week ending October 1 Saturday, Sept. 30.— Commissioner's Inspection. All Troops parad* at Headquarters, 4. n0 p.m. Full unHfnrm with
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    304 12 MJNMT. OCTOBER 1, H22. St. Andrew*! Cathedral. 7.46 a.m. Holy Communion (OinraO. B 15 a.m. Matins followed by Jloly Communion. 4 p.m. The Chfldrw't S.rvico. in: and Sermon. li.nvinir week.— Holy Cumlay ami Tliurs'lnv. 01. Fri<! n- I -in.-.-*,' :it S a.m. Matins daily I .<vpt on Monday
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    Straits Chinese Methodist Church.
    206 12 Sunday School. •mi-.-, lliv. Goh Hood Study in the Present Tense. ...uh LaagM Service, M,.m '.iurSnbje I taa Spirit. Bl IVKi, Key. Dt 18 r aa Asiatic Ministr;'. Tuesday. pjn i:r... i:. i. i;«ii llo'.i! Tnmil Methodist Church. '.i a.m. Sunday School. vice. Pnstor. I, Bpworth
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    Cabinet by Popular Vote.
    88 12 Odd ptacinc <> M-vi-aled, says a messI September 1">, in the result of the Golden Ballot, whose promuU-ra recently obtained a court ruling that they are not infrinjetae the. Lottery Act, in wins Cabinet of lti voted for by >i i hi order of popularity Mr.
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    37 12 Mr. Richard Bhiekal. a ship's quarterirturn from a fiw-inonths" marrird at Brontwood, F.skcx, [atilda HodavM, who adontc*. him t b( y Mini brought him up. Hrr i,iis!i:ni(! died two years *go. Thi- i., In r <lflu<?ht<;i a
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    SNAKE POISON UTILIZED.
    1046 13 India About To Establish Serpent Farm. Snake-bite is now treated with serum obtained from immunized animals in the same way as the anti-diphtheritic or antitetanic serums. Hitherto it has been necessary to prepare a serum for the bite of each kind of snake. For this purpose a
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    39 13 Snow fell over a wide area, stretching from Kroonstad, in the Orange Free State, the Karoo, to Table Mountain on Außust 22. A severe pale occurred at Durban. On the Rand the temperature ilroppt-rl Idiicr between Saturday and Monday.
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    WIRELESS TELEPHONY.
    789 15 Croydon's Exchange the First In 1 The World. An important development in connection with wireless telephony and civil avia- 1 Xii.n has taken place at the London Air Station at Croydon, where the firrt wire- till phone exchange in the world is I sow in full operation dtily.
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    Changes in the Ballroom.
    312 15 Eccentric «.anc:s are now being banned, we arc told, in American ballroom*, and in their ;>lacc the waltz b coming into favour again. "In this country," Mr. Akx. Mackenzie Mtid to a representative i f The Observer, f4 froak danc'in; has MM been seen, except in
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      345 15 !> c♦e c M»»»«»m»»r D 3. S S n 4CC Tastes as good In Singapore as in rsnvijA IjAoO an English tavern if you insist on Iwt V thi "Purple Triangle" bottling i this being the special brew for the FAMOUS j Tn^ „i rr ■^lIIWIVICCC Bottled under the "Kangaroo"
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      42 15 Bergougnan Tyres (MAOI IN FRANCB.) jiff- y^^l^UdH^Bfl Ldia^C^^^^-' 1 liflßSv^k^- 1 /a^f U\ m Hi l^F P^& MV Frwh stocks ar« now RTaibible from all leading garages Rai from Sote AgtmU ftr S.S. and Malay PeniasahL A. CLOUET CO. Tel. N§. 24*.
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      325 16 GUAN KIAT ft COh LTD. S.-», PHILLIP STREET. New Shipment Just Arrived. Urns* and Galvnnir.ed Padlocks Krns* and Japd. Iron Kirn I.ockt llru»s Ship'n and Dinner Bolls l!ra»' Ship's Lamps, Masthead and Sidelight* Ilrans and Jnpd. Knzin-> Uoom Lamps Coppor Tricolor I ;ii:m-h Lamps Japanned Trianjrular (;»u«e Lamps, etc., »U\,
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      367 16 JUST ARRIVED NEW DRESSES FROM PARIS Various fashions, all different (Last stnek of 200 dresses received were all gold out.) Also ladies' shoes, smartest styles Tortoise shell combs of Parisian model Will make a pretty preaent to a lady. All these can be ncen at the direct importer PARISIAN HOUSE
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      889 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS The PREPAID charges for Wsnts, For Sale, To Let, etc, In ordinary eloss-set type (average six words to line) sre per line one insertion 28 cents., two ins. 46 cts., three ins. 64 cts., four ins. 82 cts., five ins. $1.00, six ins. *1.1", ten ins. $1.40, twelve
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      950 16 LAND AND HOUSES TO LET furnished as from October 1. No. 28-5, Stevens Road. Apply to Guthrie ii Co., Ltd. TO LET, large compound house No. <!8, BalestisT Uoad. Apyly to Yeo Chip Moii. '-'i. Synagogue Stieet. TO LET, compound house, No. 1 18. liulesfier Road. Water and gas. Immedintn
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      870 16 OFFICES AND GODOWNS TO LET, whole of second floor, 6, D'Almeida Street, cheap rental. Apply on the premisis. OFFICES AND GOnOWXS TO LIT, ps t of commodious godown with river fronts? .lobcrl.icn Quny. Apply 1338, Stiails Time. TO LET, psrt of office at No. V, Winchester House, second floor facing
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      268 16 PHOENIX HOSE Supplies of this splendid Ladies' Hosiery have just arrived. SILK (back seam) $3.75 LISLE (back soam) $1.73 The most durable and elegant stocking made. In white and colours. Goods sent C.O.D. Mail orders promptly executed. THE BAND-BOX. PRINCESS GARMENTS OS. 4, RAFFLES CHAMBERS, (Opposite Robiiioon'ii.) OCULA* tjs HAAIUCHKS
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      209 16 THE STRAITS TIKES TKUCPHONKfI i Editorial and General Manager's Office UW Job Printing Office All coaimunicatloas relates to editorial matters and news should be addrrss*.) to THE EDITOR. All eommimic::tions r» lating to business matters— advertisement.; subscriptions, accounts. printing, re. should be addressed to THE MANAOBB ADVERTISEMENT RATrS. Wants, For
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