The Straits Times, 31 October 1922

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 27,088. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1922, PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      366 1 Records '®fi^K^p>'' Records 10-inch doubk-KUlcd Plum Label, $2.00 12-inrh Red Label, (3.75 Oueen of the O..jah I.lc Til. I. CHALIAPINE (B«») /<»«»^ 11 v.vcp no more (My Mamm>) 2— *****2 In queata t<>ml>a oncura Lii-Lhov. ;i Nora Dlaney and CJwen Farrnr MIBCHA ELMAN (Violin) 3—***** Sons without words. Op. 67,
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      70 1 wr ><T Smm^mt ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■1BIs14I»WI^ SPECIAL CONCESSION Just received from Manufacturers in London X«» and Second-hand BILLIARD TABLES We have these in all leading British Hakes PADMORE'S, RILEY'S ALCOCK'S. B We have these ready for inspection I and for prompt delivery, in all siivs J Miniature, Larre Miniature, Conver- j tlble
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    BITTERFLY HUNTING.
    457 2 Mr. Watkins Trying Adventures In the Andes. Few people who attended the sale at Messrs. Stevens' auction rooms last week of an extensive collection of butterflies of all colours, sizes, and shapes, collected from most inaccessible parts of the world. says The Observer of September 24, know the
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    SPIDER AND THE FLY.
    289 2 The New Version of an Old Story. A correspondent writes to Thu Obsei ver "The idea of a spider fallin;» victim to a fly is a little outside ordinal experience, and yet I have observed sue.: an ccojrronce, not merely once but twic both occasions being
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    Dances of To-day.
    282 2 Madame Adeline Gen6e pntUsjd ut dinner K' v^n at the Hotel Cecil to Mr. T. M. Middleton and Mr. P. J. S. Richardson, of The Dancing Times, to mark the appreciation of members of the profession for the good work these jjcntlemen have done towards the advancement
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      338 2 trfy Let the 'S Brooke Bond Tin protect your favourite cup against the ravages of insect pests, and the deteriorating effects of heat and moisture. Tea even jrond tea bought and stored in the ordinary type of tin. cannot be proof against iii< v damaging influences of the Indian climate.
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      283 2 iti'dcaraProinotesGocdHair Treatment: At nigh', rub Cu'Jcura into partings all over the •CtJp. Next moming champco with Cuucuiu Soap and hot water. Repeat in two «Mka. S. i. lf -ilrinHi.rd.Oia^M-. 1, !d «»i)1i«iI. i-. aj mi in it nmiMiUn*! Ijilmi 1 01 aty*Crlicui» Sckip ibitu vntixMit mug. x MhJv Run-down, Old
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      262 2 Real Economy. Don't let the WHITE ants destroy your Rubber Estates bat use UNIVERSAL ANT-KILLERS. Hot* AgeaU for Bit. *»d tMS. N V. STRAITS JAVA TRAOING CO.. 114, CECIL STREET, 3ING AFORE «ll«H>t »tm »»«♦<»««♦♦♦»♦»< t«t><>HH»>(»»nl< A. E. G. ELECTRIC LAMPS (Manufactured by The Allgera. Elektridtats Gessellßchaft). Chin ffuat Hio
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    A GAME FOR WOMEN.
    962 8 American Lady on Association Football. The American knickerbocker novelist, Mips Jane Burr, was present at the match between Tottenham Hostpur and Cardiff City. This was her first visit to an Enjrlinh football match, and her impressions Riven below will be found of fascinating interest. Never was
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    A London Example.
    116 8 "As Liberty's are denied freedom to build their new half-timbered shop "> Regent Street, they are tcomfr to give us a Tudor sh»p round the corner, in Arjry"F'lace— a bi(r, low buildin.fr in the architectural styk- of Staple Inn," says the Evening News. A red-tiled roof, broken
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      621 8 IMPORTANT NOTICE TEOCHEW (SWATOW) RELIEF FUND The Committee of the aboTe Fund beg to notify the General Public that this Fund will 1..-1- on Ort'.li.T 31, 1922. The Committee would be greatly obliged if all Subscription Lists sent sot tn individuals, Companies, and Associations, either accompanied by donan. his collected
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      206 8 s. o. s. Symptoms of Slackness in the work of the digestive organ* are sick headaches, biliousnr«*. torptd liver, foul-smelling breath, pimples, lilotchi-s, constipation. fpecdily dispel these troubles and set you right attain like magic. If you cannot obtait. .'ink. tt t-K wnvre you live sent 00 cents for a
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      357 8 "If you have a Sore Throat cure it now if you feel one coming on prevent it now." That's to say always keep handy a botlle of genuine Forinamint, manu- factured by the original im entors-*' A. Wulfing 4 Co. fORMAMINT H's *i'»e e onmuMMMMMMii Why it is necessary to
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      155 8 DUNHILL PIPES The Shell Briar $12.60. Dead Root Bruyere $10.85 and $13.25. Each pipe unique IN ALE SHAPES. BRAKING jJljJjWHllE^siiil GUARANTEH AUNT! 'Mkyius3s2& SINGAPORE. 0^ TRY OUR POPULAR NEW. r''La&fn visitor MANY TREASURES pHL CIGARETTES Is ili«Jl^P« Iv i« Because ot their Quality, Appear- BBKtefaflß Si& j ance and Luxury.
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      685 4 STEAMEU SMJIWS P. 0.-British India Apcar Line tConpanies laeorporated la England) matt; and passenger and cargo berytcms PENINSULA AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. IVader Coatract with Bis Msjeaty's Gumajsaat) LONDON FAB-BASTEHN SEBTICB rBOM LONDON TO MABSEILLKS, LONDON AIfTWBBf Dae "lagapore Leave Blag*pore KASHOAB aboot Not. U I DONGOLA about Not.
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      629 4 num shuku "ELLERMAN" LINE P.I.IRMAW BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co v Ltd. (laeaiaeiated U Bagl— d) fffaUMMa^ Dae) ■hgapere PASBMTCMB BatKVICI OBTWAKD, KUaa.i Due Singapore J CITT OF PABJB Nov. 2 s.s. CITY OF YORK Dea, Id ij. CITY OF SIMLA Jaa. IS ■a CITY OF POONA Mas. I ■OMBWAKD, 8.8. CITY
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      698 4 STEaiER SftHWeS KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU (BOTAL PACKET NAVIGATION CO, OF BATAVIA) (laeorporated la Holland) CKDBB CONTRACT WITH THB NETHERLANDS INDIA, 6OVBBNMHNT. TelepaeM Nee. Paaaage Dept. 111, Freight Dept. IIM, Mariae Dept. and Traaaalpatcat Dept. 1437, Manager* Dept. IMS. BOTH November 1, Muntok and Palembang. SIXUKEP November 1, Moeara-Saba and Djambi.
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      376 6 STEAMER SAUWCS N. Y. K. LOrTPOW UWB Suwa Maru Oet 81 Kushiml Maru Not. 14 UV««POOL LOT TsiShsahl Maru Nov. 2 Tijima Maru mid. Not. ■AJtBUBC LOT Dakar Maru and Not. HbTW TOEE LOT TIA W ■OTJTH AJOBUCAN UHB EOMBAT LOT Tamba Mara Nev. Moji Maru Not. 17 CAICOTTA LINB
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      500 6 STEAMER SAILINGS O.S.K. rVili.H SaiUax* IM ■afageM (■abject to change without previeaa setie.. I BUBOPBAN LINB For Marseilles, London. Hamhnrg, Rotterdam, Aatwerp, Tia Colombo, Baas and Port Said. An. De*. AMAZON MARU Not. 20 Nor. 21 SHUNKO MARU Dec. 22 Dec. 23 'Omit Marseilles. HBW TOBK LHI Far aaa taactoea,
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      471 6 STEAMER Saa.W6S STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO LIMITED LOCAL SAILINGS Intended te sal] Steamer Fro» Stagaaaw b» Monday. 4 p.m. KINTA Port Swettenham and Penaag Monday, 6 p.m. HTB LBONG Malacca Tuesday, 2.80 p.m. CALYPSO Port Dickson, Telnk Aaaca, Bafaa Data* and Lumnt. Wednesday, 4 p.m IPOH Port Swettenham and Penan*-. Thursday,
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      152 6 THE CHINA NAVIGATION CO., LTI. (Incorporated in England) (BCTTERFIILD tt BWIBB). Regular sailings to HONGKONG, SWATOW AND AMOY. Taking cargo to other ports ia China. Steamers have limited Ist Class aaaaeager accommodation. Next sailing KAYING Not. 5 For freight aad passage, apply to M ANBFIEI J> CO, LTD. (laeorperated la
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      572 6 STEAMER SAILINGS AUSTRALIA BY BURNS PHILP LINE (UeorporaUd la Australia) Singapore to Java i Ports, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne via Torres Straits, also with transhipment to other Victorian, South Australian and North Queensland Ports, British New Guinea, New Britain, Tasmania and New Zealand Ports. APPROXIMATE SAILINGS
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      883 6 SALES BY AUCTION CHEONG KOOR SENI I CO AUCTION SALE of valuable town and sea-side properties. At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng A Co.'s saleroom, No. 30, Chulia Street, on Wednesday, November 8, 1902, at 2..10 p.m. EBTATU OF SHERIFFA SHEIKA BINTB SYED ABITBAKAR BIN ALI ALJOFRI, DECEASED. Lot 1. All
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      504 6 CINEMAS GAIETY CINEMA First Show at 7.J0 sharp. i THE MYSTERY MIND SERIAL Starring J. Robert Pauline and Paul Panzer. Episodes 1, 2, 3, seven reels. Second Show at p.m. THE GREAT CIRCUS MYSTERY SERIAL Episodes ten and eleven. Four reels. FUNERAL OF MICHAEL COLLINS, etc. PLAYING WITH FIRE Universal
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      584 6 CINEMAS Alhambra Theatre SERIAL ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY The World's Greatest Serial comes from the House of Pathe. The World's Greatest Serial Producer, Director, Author or Star is GEORGE B. SEITZ. BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1922 Yon will see a Serial Production in a class by itself. AN ORIGINAL AND AMAZING SERI
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      279 6 CAST IRON PIPES Manufactured in accordance with British Standards and at competitive prices by the PONT-A-MOUSSON FOUNDRIES (France). Large orders supplied to Foreign Governments and public bodies including GREAT BRITAIN SWITZERLAND BELGIUM BRAZIL GERMANY HOLLAND ITALY TURKEY SPAIN SIAM etc., etc SOLE AGENTS FOE STRAITS AND STATES ■TABLISSEMKNTS BROSSARD MOPIN
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    DAILY TIME TABLE
    86 7 FIXTURES. <>■<•, •her .11 ..i-r, TJU 141, 1M P.m. Ypre- !,«n> nirthilny. .1 ,|..i.,. intnl-GciMrat't U-cvption. rdtu- <:.i\. Nciii'mlicr 1 ii 8.32 p.m. hi;., r, p.m. t Homo, 0.15 p.m. Thiirxdny. Novcmlirr 2 ...hi.. Ml p.m. Phil. Orchestra. Vie. Mi'm. Hall, Jl5. liul.iv. Nuvuliit .1 -i.. p.m.
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      VESSELS AT THE DOCKS
      41 7 East Wli«rf Knin- Ni. Ka»t Whirf Nil ■f Nil j „i li r, Zaido. <i..c. !!■.'!•> M..iv. Ka I'Llu Hraiv i :<il. b||d Urhoor. K.B.P. DIItTi Coal Wharf- Ml. Vr««rU Dry Dock. Dock Nil. Vic- >. >lc Chakrats. H
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      Vessels Arrived.
      13 7 i ton fr.:m Indracin ii-io, rt 2-U. m Tort Swettan- .'-11.
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      Passengers.
      53 7 1.-. R-jilulf Kan7. Mra. Ir. tad Mi A. r| Br. <• i Hut, Hr. '■I'-i. n-. Mi A I. I>. Stewart, S^jroibor, Mr. ■..m..u.i. Mr. ::ml :,.i ,U-'vr. \\.a\. Hr. iT.il Hr ir. rlttofl I, .I. .rr,;l k.. Mr n Bunio, .w> r. wjk, Hi. Albert Pi rri. Bt.
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      SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
      83 7 To-day 3 P" v 3l~'" lapan, 1 irk lion end Samarang p.m. [varpoo! IPJ .1 hy tmin to Ufchg mails for Europe, etc P- m ViT'^tiKtioo op t» B.SO ».re X n.m. rmaain .1(1 H.ni. 11 mi man and Tfensgmnn. 1 p.m. I r-i .■ii, p on
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      MAILS FOR EUROPE.
      33 7 MAILS FOR EUROPE. Befteml m r I'.i ber 1J Brplember it S". :<!•.' Brpteml Si ptcmb Arr. London. October It October 1« October If, October 17 October 2:i October 23 October 26 October 20
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    180 7 i\ imr much trouble! 1,11 tale iii Tampin District,! Mail, ami lately two killed while they were tapptef rnbl Maji N.iyaii, the well-known huii r, eni for to dertroy them, .v toon arrived on the mW Marched for, Lhe fre.->h footprints of the ii L ning they came across! ing
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    156 7 EXCHANGE Octd at IL On London, Bank 4 m/s 2/4 7/12 Demai.l 2/4 «4 l'liviitr ms. rrt^lits 2/4 li/H On New York Demand 51% IVivnte i>o <l/s 63»4 On Franco, Bank 675 On India, Bank T.T. l"« 7 s Dm Honirkonp. Bank d/d C% p.c. prem. On
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION.
    63 7 To»e of Market Steady. Latest London cables quote Spot sheet Is. '-.I. !pr>i *Joy.-Dec. »T\.-M»rch Ipril-June Singapore Standard Pale Crepe Closing Pricei Buyer* S*llMf. 40* 41 Singapore Standard Ribbed Smoked Sheet Closing Price* Spot Ncv.-Dcc. Jan. -March April-June Buyer*. Seller*. 41% 11 N 42
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      MINING
      199 7 MM Vul. Pd. 1 I Aver Weng l Bataiif Padang 1 1 Hitom Tin 1 1 Jelantoh 1 i Johan Tn El £1 Kara. Kamunt. LO 10 Kiiuu Assocn. "> ."> I.injrui Tin 10 in Malayan Col. 1 1 Mi'nt'lembu 1 1 Middleton 1 1 Murai Tin i 1
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      GENERAL
      146 7 a!. Pd. Bayera. SclUrm, I 11 Br. An-.. Tobacco 4.3.9 4.6.3 0 10 Central Knpices 10.W 0 10 Centra] Meters 2.2." 2-75 10 10 Eastern Ship 8.76 9.75 11 1 K. Smelting Co. 7. C0 S.OO >'- 5/- Electric Tramw«yi 1/- 21- noa (i 10 l'rasii- Ncavc 31.00 55.00
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      DEBENTURES.
      102 7 V. Enp. i) p.c. 234,300 par 5 p.<\ p.m. ■^'pore Electrical Tramways, 5 p.c. £350.000 nom. ."'port Municipal 5 p.c. J!.!S78,000 par Spore Municipal 4V4 p.c. 10 p.c. dis. Spore Municipal 4V4 p.c. 10 p.c. dia. Spore Municipal 4Va p.c. of 1909 $1,500,000 15 p.c. dis. S>p«re Municipal 4%
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      RUBBER SHARES.
      406 7 Frascr and Co. and Lyau and Evan a QaoUtiona. Latest available Sterling Quotations are printed on another pace on Friday. Frma«t Lyall Co. Evatt. Alienby New ($1) 0.55 0.C5 0.50 0.70 \lor (;aj«i ($1) 1..'". L5O 1.40 1.50 Hitam r 11.00 Ir.XO 11.00 i 2.00 Kaning (SI) 'U0
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      665 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS EXTRACTS 01M3RSNADINE, Ornnjte. Rmiiberry and Citron in original cruchons. fur <oi!aails and Soft Drinks. H. Bolter, lm I'ortir, Kuropv Hotel Uuiiilinu'. CAVALKY, the wristwntch for the tropics. YOUNG ENGLISH LADY require* poTitiTn nil typl i. i: p!\ K. Straits' Tim**. TO LET, 1246, Joo Chint Road, 30 yards
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      50 7 MOTORISTS Are you aware, that the SINGAPORE RUBBER WORKS HMd Offlee »»a Worka I PAIIB rAjUANC. VI^CM. Manufacture pneumatic MOTOR-CAR TYRES and TU3ES, which stand comparison with the best imported makes, and that their prices are very low Make a trial and you will be entirely satisfied. Prices on application.
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      404 7 NOTICE KOTICI is her.l K::l»usiiiki KaishH HilKo tea I „ri».l:iU.n i.U-ari, .iii uniior tnd luw» of ilapan, of No. Itthome, Bak;iro«ho, iTihombashi-kn, To|.yo. t Japan. Mannfaettarers anil Merchants, nrir < the owners anil vii!« pruprieto: -i of thofo!- J Icwinjr Trade 1 Ti v i-\A i n reupccl oi the
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      305 7 NOTICE NOTI< K is heresy given 1 I I V.ILK I'IHUH IS i OMPA »rd c\i>itir I:'\v« of (ha State "I Deji of boaiiieu at Seattle, United stat. of Am.v Solr r.o)irict;>r sf Mark K Mi!k in Iti iti form ndu Batter tbereel or othi he ilcalt v. kct XV'
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    36 8 The engagement is announced of Mr. Fredrick Keiser, of Holland and Simarimia Borneo, to Miss Gladys Eloira Robinson, daughter of the late T. G. Robinson and of Mrs. Robinson, of Tenggarong, Koetie, I). E. Borneo.
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    The Straits Times TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. THE WORLD'S TRADE.
    1117 8 The Straits Times TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31. THE WORLD'S TRADE. An important conference of United States manufacturers has just passed a resolution advocating an international conference of business men to discuss the inter-allied debt problem. Taken as a state, America is the richest country in the world, for she made huge
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    30 8 The Benvenue arrived in Hongkong recently minus one of her masts. It was learned that the mast was broken at Singapore, pwing'to the derricks being subjected to an excessive weight.
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    40 8 The receipts for the Deli (Medan) Railway Company for the first nine months cf 1922 show a decrease of 1,164,725 guilders on those for the same period of l:) 21. The actual figures read 1921, 6,607,302 guilders 1622, 5,442,577 guilders.
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    45 8 It is reported that Mr. William Fergu■cn, a well-known archeologist, of Pennsylvania, has discovered -on the north shore of Lake Superior, near some old copper mines, a 2,000-year old cave city. Mr. Ferguson, with six skilled assistants, is organising an extensive exploration of the district.
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    26 8 A cable from the Hague to Java says that the whole of the Java tobacco crop has been bought up in Rotterdam at a secret price.
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    27 8 At the V.M.C.A. Literary Society to morrow at 8.30 P-ni;, Mr. S. K. Pradhan 8.A., will speak on The Present Day Unemployment. The public are cordially invited.
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    30 8 A petition to the Secretary of State for the Colonies for the continuation of the Rent Restriction Ordinance has been prepared by the Clerical Union and signatures are being collected.
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    35 8 We are asked to say that the monthly service of blessing and healing of the sick will take place in St. Andrew's Cathedral on Fr-lay next, at 5 p.m. All interested are invited to attend.
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    31 8 Yesterday as a big quantity of luggage was being removed from the wharf by some means several trunks fell into the water. A bride's trousseau was among the property irretrievably damaged.
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    44 8 A cheque for £387 was presented at Dover Town Hall on October 24, to the widow of George Jenner, ship's printer, who was the hero of the disaster of the liner. Egypt. Subscriptions to the Mayor's fund were received from all over the country.
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    47 8 Our Penang correspondent wires The centre portion of the pontoon bridge, at Nibcng Tebal, collapsed on Saturday when an unloaded P.W.D. lorry was trying to cros3. The framing gave way and the vehicle was partly submerged, but was saved by contact with part of the warped gear.
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    48 8 The telegraph line through the Gobi desert connecting Peking with the Siberian telegraph system via Kiachta, interrupted since January, 1921, has been reconstructed and is now again open for traffic to Russia, Europe and places beyend Europe on the same conditions as in force for traffic via Helampo.
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    47 8 The Raffles Hotel orchestra will play the following programme of music to-morrow at 9.45 p.m., under the direction of Mr. E. Hulland A Children's Overture, R. Quilter Chanson Triste, Tschaikowsky Savonic Rhapsody, Friedmann Piano Solo, Ballade in G Minor, Chopin, Edgar Hulland Muridora, Leigh Pageant March, Finck.
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    67 8 Our Penang correspondent wires There was an alarming accident on Sunday afternoon at the house of Mr. Lawriu Brown in Scotland Road, when the Harbour Master, Lieut. C. A. Peal drove i:is car into the pillar supporting the porch. Beams and tiles crashed on to Mr. Peal and his syce,
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    81 8 Present cay thieves will stop at nothing. According to a report made to the police Mr. \V. W. Cook of the Straits Tradin;; Company had stolen from his residence, 51 Grange Road, during the week, end not only hs gilette safety razor, and some lewellcry, but also his insignia of
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    88 8 On Saturday night seven men are alleged to have entered house 1193 Upper Serangoon Road and, after tying up the inmates of the house, took away clothing and cash to the value of $262. Shortly after the occurrence one of the Upper Serangoon Police grew suspicious of the movements of
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    87 8 Trafalgar Day celebrations at hox.e included decoration of the Nelson Column in Trafalgar-square and the deposit of wreaths from branches cf the Navy League everywhere in the Empire also from the Commonwealth Government at the base of the column. A large congregation also attended the special religious service. The Victory
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    104 8 Fiji is threatened with an influx of Chinese labour, according to Mr. J. C. Doyle, who has been a cane grower there for over 20 years, and is new on a trip to Sydney, states a message from that city, dated October 12. If the Indians are not restored to
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    102 8 With reference to Reuter's telegram from New York of October 18 to the effect that the Vacuum Oil Company had declared a dividend cf 300 per cent., the general manager of the above company in India, having cabled to his head office on the subject, is advised that the action
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    104 8 The purchase of Elloes Castle and about 2,160 acres of agricultural land in Tollose, Zealand, Denmark, for 850,000 kroner (about £43,000), by Mr. Hans Oveo Larsen, nurseryman, of Waltham Abbey, represents the achievement of a life's ambition. Over 30 years ago Mr. Larsen, son of a Danish farmer, emigrated to
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    430 8 Mr. Loney has been appointed SianMM Consul at Srerabaya. The reported appointment cf Mr. Felliny Bt General Manager <f ih" Uganda Railway has been confirmed by the Colonial Office. Mr. and Mrs. Mair, who have owneil the Oriental Hotel, Bangkok, for a number of years, arc leaving
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    Professor Einsteh's Visit
    46 8 The Kitano Maru, on which Professor and Mrs. Einstein are tra'ellinK, will not reach Singapore unt l 7 am. on Thursday and the reception to th« visitors will therefore take place at M\ Meyer's residence, Oxley Rise, on Thursday afternoon, at five o'clock.
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    Mischief at the Saibrs' Home.
    116 8 Before Mr. Gourlay, THrd Magistrate, '.o-day a Mr. Whyte, at pit-sent boarding at th« Sailors' Home, and unemployed, was charged with trespass at fie Superinten- knt's ijuaiters ye^u rday is well as with -ausint; mischief by breaking a chair, wortti about a couple of collars.
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    Armistice Day Silence.
    119 8 We are asked to foe publicity to tho following His MajesW the King has exPNMM a wish that o* Armistice Day November 11, there shotjd be a complete sjspension tf all normat business, work and locomotion throughoat the British Empire during the two irinutcs' silence commencing at
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    Chetty in the Bankruptcy Court.
    213 8 In the Singapore Bankruptcy Court yesterday before the uctiriK Chief Justice Mr. Justice Sproule, examination, was made into the aftairs of A.L.V.A.L. Vengadasalam Chetty, dawtibad as a moneylender and land dealer. The Assistant «fficial assignee (Mr. G. B. Kellnxher) made the examination anil Mr. V.
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    ITALIAN CRISIS.
    761 9 The King's Action Prevents Bloodshed. Formation of the Fascisti Government. Reuter's Service. Lcndcn, October 30. Rome, October 29 When Rome awoke yesterday morning the only signs of the impending excitement were the cessation of trains, trams and all means of locomotion, while the bridges uniting the various quarters
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    China Bank Case.
    200 9 Gigantic Swindling System Alleged. Reuter's Service. London, October 30. A New York message states that Henry Werblow was lured home from Shanghai by a ruse as it was impossible to secure his extradition from China. His directors' in Xew York wrote to him suggesting that he should
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    New Zealand Elections.
    56 9 Reuter's Service. London, October Mk Wellington It it understood that the elections will be held on December 7. Mr. Massey in an election manifesto lays stress on the necessity of some arrangement with Britain and the other dominions concerned for proper nav.-il protection in the Pacific. He
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    Drug Traffic.
    55 9 Reuter's Service. London, October 30. The drug traffic is occupying the attention of the London police. Three Chinese opium smokers, residing in Poplar, were convicted at the Thames Police Court and received fines ranging from £25 to £3. Three Chinese arrested in the West End were alleged to
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    Debts to America.
    53 9 Reuter's Service. London. October 30. It is understood that a mission to negotiate with the United States Government on the question of the funding of the British debt is likely to depart for America between the end of the elections and Christmas. The mission's personnel -s not
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    British Aviation.
    35 9 Reuter's Service. London, October 30. Britain's first internal air route, connecting London with Manchester, is already successful. During the first six days ending Saturday, the air expresses on this route carried 40 passengers.
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    Various.
    71 9 Reutek's Service. London, October 30. The explosion at Oldebroek was recorded by the Tucker hot wire microphone at Woolwich. The sound waves arrived twenty-five minutes after the explosion. London, October 30. Constantinople It is understood that the Angora Government has accepted Lausanne as the venue of the peace conference.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1992 9 Rubber Restriction Bill Passed. Mahomedan Law Problems. A meeting of the Legislative Council was held yesteruay afternoon, chiefly for the purpose of passing the Rubber Restriction Bill. H.E. the Governor (Sir Laurence Guillemard, X.C.8.) presided, and the others present are H.E. the General Officer Commanding (Major-General Sir Neill
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    69 9 In the Supreme Court on Saturday before the acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Sprotile, the action brought by Messrs. Tan Kah Kee against a Government contractor named Tan Chye Lee was concluded. The claim was for $2,500 in inspect of a consignment of bricks. His Lordship said that he was
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    FERNANDO'S LAST TRY.
    912 9 Leave to Appeal to Privy Council Refused. Yesterday immediately after the luncheon interval, before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard in the Supreme Court, Mr. A. J. Shelley -Thompson made an application on behalf of E. P. Fernando, late reception clerk at the Europe Hotel, for leave to appeal to
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    DETECTIVE'S MURDER.
    121 9 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, October 31. The Penang police have arrested a Chinese, suspected of the murder of a Chinese detective in Singapore three weeks ago. The suspect, who is alleged to have boasted that he had committed the deed, arrived lately from Singapore from where instructions
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    Boy Scouts.
    826 9 Annual Meeting of The Association. In the V.M.C.A. hall yesterday evening was held the annual meeting of the Singapore and South Malaya Boy Scouts Association under the chairmanship of Mr. D. A. Bishop. After the usual preliminaries, Commissioner F. C. Sands presented the following report covering the year's
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    NEWS FROM JAPAN.
    80 9 (By CoortM? of the Nichi Nichi Shimbun. > Tokio, October 28. It is reported that the Bureaus of Education and Construction and the Board of Admirals will be abolished and that th" Department of Material and the Bureau of Personnel are to be retrenched in order to
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    40 9 Sir Henry Thornton, who came to England from America in 1914 to manage the Great Eastern Railway, is appointed manager for three years on a salary of $15,000 yearly of the Canadian Pacific, the mileage of the combination being 22,375.
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      437 10 Dean Heats Lee-Warnoi A good deal of Interest was centred hi the semi-tinal of A Class Singles in the S.c.e. Tcornament which «tai played d". yesterday afternoon between Dana an.l Las-Warner. Amongst the many spectators were B overnor, Sir Laarenee Gulilemard, K.i'R., H.E. tV' General Officer
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      S. C. C. Rugger Captain Retires.
      137 10 We re Mr. Kennedy announces bis intent! n to retire from tke captaincy of i1?l- S.< Ragay r^ iwiiiic t" business preventing him taking an active part in play until December. Mr. Abiiu, the present *Urn laptala. will ri. ii'jt s meeting w'll be
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      Football.
      89 10 An even]) Ited from the meeting of the S.CC. and S.C.FA. second teams ifternoon. The Chine- wmi by ti of the match. Reared by Ec Own Hee in the first half. The uam were S.C.F.A. 11.-Yeo Boon Eng Tan I.cc Wan ami Ytc Cheek Wah Chia Gue St ntr.
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      Hockey.
      64 10 A Ik ekey (Bates will be played tomorrow (Wednesday) vn the S.C.C. grwsad bctw.ui the i.C.I and Mr. Stack's XI. The followssg v. ill represent the latter team (J. J. Luke C. E. Winter and H. K. S. Law R. Angus, E. G. Wheatley and F. Albuquerque V. C.
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      LOCAL BOXING.
      322 10 De Souza and Baker on Friday The- Stadium Box'ng Syndicate offers n very food HKHIIBsit for Friday evening. Scamun Baker, who >s to meet Edwin <!«• Boom hi tea round contest, is stated to kt much improved boxer, ami at retards weight and measurement than is 1 it
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      Keppel Golf Club.
      81 10 The fallowing have qualified for the Keppel cup and the draw for the first round is as under Montgamerie v. Bone Derbyshire v. Brownie Gibson v. Boardman Kennedy v. Campbell H. I. Jones v. Greig Sprouit v. Tryner Weatherstone v. J. Hodgins. Barron. Langdon Wiiliams and Stewart
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      Singapore Polo Club.
      59 10 It is prrpesed to hold the last competition for the Barnes cups for this season on Saturday, November 11. Play will commence at 4.45 p.m. Tke Utins will he published later. Tea will 1m provided at 4.16 p.m. for all members requiring ft, prcviced nrtice is given
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      Ipoh Skv Meeting.
      29 10 Our Ipoh correspondent wires The [p i. Sky Meeting during the armistice holidays has been reduced to one day withsix events. Entries are being taken today.
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      Cricket.
      206 10 !'i the Singapore Cricket Tournament the following played four or more innings ar. have an average of 20 runs or over ■at Tms Inn. Rns. in Not Avge. Inn Out I.t. Clarke (S.) 200 56 1 28.57 < ,E 11. -Jacobs (P.S.&L.) 8 221 73 II 2S.IXJ E. J.
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      Home Football.
      403 10 Hi suits of October 21 Scottish League. Airdrieonians 2, St. Mima I; Clyde 1, Ayr 0; Dundee 3, Hamilton 0 Kalkirk 1, Partick 1 Hibernians 2, Raith 0 Kilmarnock 1, Hearts 2; Morton 0, Celtic 1 Motherwell 3, Aberdeen 1 Rangers 2, Albion Rovers 2 Third Lanark 0,
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      RIFLE SHOOTING.
      179 10 Keen Contest for Lok Yew Cup. Our Penang correspondent wires The v. eathi-r was oad on Sunday for tho Lok Yew Cup competition on the Penang lifle range. There were 28 competitor*, who each fired seven rounds at 200, 500, and 000 yds. respectively. Shooting commenced at 7
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    Imperial Challenge Shield.
    188 10 The National Rifle Association anr.ouyes that 1,298 teams representing over 12,000 brys, being an increase of :»U1 teams compared with 1921, fired in this year's Imperial Challenge Shield competitions, for shields, medals, and over £1,110 prize money presented by Lieut. -Cal. Raymond Frcnnell of South Africa. Beth
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    Aviation.
    180 10 The Dcutsch Cup and prize of 60,000 francs was won recently by the French airman Lasne in lhr. 2min. 11 sec., at a ipeed of 180 miles an hour. He was the rnly cne of the five competitors to finish. Mr. "Jimmy" James, the English cpm.petitor, while flying at
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    68 10 Speaking at the annual meeting of th-_-Hongkong Cricket Club, Mr. R. Hancock, the President, expressed satisfaction that Shanghai weald be able to send an interport team. It had also been hoped tfet a team from the Straits would have been in Hongkong at the same time so that n triangular
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    46 10 The managing committee of the Indian Elementary School, Short Street, beg to thank all the contributors to the schoui sports this year and submit the following statement for information Annum collected ?:J52.50, amount spent for the sports SI 72.65, baluncc over to the school fund $179.85.
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    ECHO OF ASSAULT.
    353 10 Records of Lower Court Case For Higher Tribunal. Before Mr. Justice Barrett-Lennard. in the Supreme Court, yesterday. Mr. Drum- 1 mend, on behalf of Mr. Seah Peng Hone, i who was recently fined by the District Judge for using abusive language to Mr. O. C. Smalley, applied
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      472 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, When it is found necessary for a ratepayer to make drains, a notice hi served on him fur that purpose in the| name of the Commissioners and no excuse whatever will avail. If a delay should occur he will have
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    179 10 Messrs. Macphail and Co.'s Daily Report. :.f>orc, October 31. RubiH-r. lender. 1/o'-*, local 41 »<-. Tin.— London 118.'), local Shan- Market. Bobbers quiet. Tins and Industrials active. Loans in demand. Rubbers.— Amalga aated Malays 1.808.10, Utan Sirapans 1.50-1.40, Ayer Panas [&-&J0, lientakahs 10-18 rents, Sungei Tukanys 27
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    Lyall and Evalt's Share Report.
    102 10 Messrs. Lyall and" Evatt report under to-day's date Tin.— £lBs. $92%. 175 tens sold. Rubbers.— Amalgamated Malays 2-2.10, Bassetts 85-90. Luna's 6.25, Craigieleas 32H-35, Bukit Jelotdijr 46-55, Ulu Pandan 60-70. Mines.— Norths 1.25 r 1.30, Souths 1-1.05, Taipings 1.07^-1. 12Va, Renongs 275. 6d.--28s. fid.. Kampongs
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    PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS.
    42 10 Gaiety's change has the serial The Mystery, in the first show of which the first three episodes will be screened. Other pictures are a New Pathe Gazette, Th« Great Circus Mystery Serial, Playing with Fire, and Charlie Chaplin's The Immigrant.
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    24 10 Mr. M. Kader Sultan, of the Straits Cattle Trading Co.i who is returning from India by the Tcestn, if expected here about November 5.
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    Singapore Improvements.
    1408 10 Notes on New Post Office And Hospital. A paper lai<i on the table at the Lagls^s tive Council on Monday contains a me morandum on the new Post Office and the new General Hospital. It states that! the following description of the i'osl! Office building has been prepared
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    THE SEA-SERPENT.
    571 10 A Tall Tale From Turkey. The following remarkable stoi v regarding H wondrous sea-serpent, which has been published elsewhere apparently in all seriousii'.'ss hi SO ii»li in its defaOi as to warrant reproduction, says Shipping and Engineering After a lonu absence) the sea-serpent has appeared Ones more. Ai
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    C. E. Z. M. S. Sale of Work.
    124 10 Mrs. F. Seton James will open a sale of work, in aid of the C.E.Z.M.S., on Tuesday November 7, at 10 o'clock in the Victoria Hall. Mr. K. SaUmann has arranged a musical programme (or the afternoon, A refreshment stall will he
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    38 10 The nrxt and final sul script ion dance of tlie Siiitrupc i He Club this year will be hold on Friday at 8,30 p.m. Mwnlun intending to rapport anrequested to apply to the honorary secretary fcr further information.
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    HOME LETTER.
    2217 11 Straightening Out The Turkish Tangle. By Our Special Correspondent. London, October 5. Thi-i-f must be no war. That, in brief, will describe the firm though largely silent attitude of the British nation towards the quarrel between Greece and Turkey in which we are likely to be involved, and
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    BAVARIA GETS IT.
    285 12 Archbishop of Munich's Tirade. Cardinal Faulhaber, Archbishop of Munich, has thrown another apple of discord into the German political arena. The All-German Catholic Conference is being held in the Bavarian capital, and in the course of an open-air service in the Kwnigsplatz, which was attended by an
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    Baby Epicures.
    218 12 A worried young mother drew her doctor's attention to something funny about her baby's tongue. "It seems quite queer underneath," she said. Can he be tongue-tied?" The dector was able to reassure her about her first-born. The curious appearance would disappear later, and was a relic of an
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    57 12 Routine Orders, dated October 25, by Lieut-Colonel F- E. Spencer, D.5.0., M.C Commanding S.S.V.F. Tuesday, 315t— 5.15 p.m.. Drill Hall, Eurasian, Chinese and Malay Companies. Company Parade. S.F.A. (Band), Band Practice. Wednesday, Nov. 1 5.15 p.m., Drill Hall, S.V.A. Company, Battery Parade. Saturday, 4th.— Battalion Parade, Tactical
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    SINGAPORE AND SOUTH MALAYA BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    59 12 Orders for week ending NoveiroVr 5 Wednesday, Nov. I.— Church Parade at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd (voluntary). Parade at Zetland House, 4.30 p.m. Friday, Now. Officers' Meeting, Headquarters. 6.30 p.m. Rcute March. Parade back of V.M.C.A., 8.15 p.m. Tlieru will hi-
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    LONG ACRE.
    493 12 Cabbages now Ousting Coaches. Sad news indeed, if it be true, that the motor-can business is likely to drift away from Lcng Acre, because of the spreading tendencies of the Covent Garden faders, and that the dealers in motor-cars are finding some difficulty in settling on a quarter
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    Selangor Coconuts, Ltd.
    596 12 The following is from the report of the directors for presentation at the eleventh annual general meeting of thareliolilers to be held at the registered office of the Selangor Coconuts, Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, on November 2 After allowing for depreciation the nett profit for the year ended
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      293 13 Just received a small shipment of 1922 MODEL 4 TOURINGS with latest improvements. EQUIPMENTS: Bosch Magneto, self-starter, electric lights and fitted with special TRIPLEX SPRINGS. PETROL CONSUMPTION: 30 Miles per gallon. Prices on application. Deferred payments may be arranged. CYCLE AND CARRIAGE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE. KUALA LITMITR, PENANG AND H'OH.
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      285 14 INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION (OWNED BT THB NATIONAL CITY BANI OF NBW YORK) Capital as*. a** UA. t k,*MJ*< Sarpla* aad UaaMM Proiu UJt. IiMMM Head Oflc* 60, Wall Street, New Tork. San Francisco Office 282, Montgomery. Street. London Office 16, BlahopagaU, X.C. EASTERN BRANCHES. China: Canton, Hankow, Harbin, Hongkoag, Peiia.
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    THE MOTORING WORLD.
    721 15 Notes and Comments On Current Topics. Paris Automobile Show. On October 1 with the intervention of the Minister of Industry and Commerce ths inauguration of the 17th Automobile Show will take place in Paris. For tht cooasii n all the sumptuous ground floor of the Grand Palais
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    Punishment to Fit the Crime.
    381 15 Thus the Daily Xews of October 5 t is time our scale of punishments was revised to fit the crime. A woman who turns two kul.lies out of doors »™n i? fairly dark to find food and shelter oujrht to be However, that's not 3LJ"wS:
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      463 16 6UAN KIAT ft CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Singapore) 15. PHILLIP STRBsTT. New Shipments Just Arrived. Reese's Rrass Adjustable Stencils Letters and Figures. Siios 1 in. to 3 in. Braaa Signal Class Oilers, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Finished with >< in. pipe Thread. Miller's Adjustable Star Hack Saw Frames.
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      939 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS I_ Tka PREPAID charges for Wants, Tot Sals, To Let, ste., la ordinary •losa-sot typs (average six words to line) are per line one insertion £8 cents., two las. 46 cts., thras ins. 64 cts., four ins. 82 cts., nvs ins. $1.00, six ins. $1.18, ten Ins. $1.40,
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      797 16 BOARD AND LODGING VACANCIES AT THB MANSION, Oxley Rise, Telephone (11. VACANCIES, at No. 7, Institution Hill. VACANCIES? i*T MOUNT ELIZABETH Telephone 1816. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, Tn^oTYocaiity. Phone. Terms $100 per month. Apply 1480. Straits Times. FURNISHED ROOM, bathroom attached with or without board. Entry November 1. 13, Lloyd Road,
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      812 16 GOVERNMENT NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the Office of the Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements, up to noon of Wednesday, November 8, 1922, for the supply of •he undermentioned material, for manufacture, to the Singapore Prison, during the year 1923 1. Fine white rattan No. 1 (Luntee export)
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      235 16 UDIES' UNDERWEAR A charming display of dainty but inexpensive Parisian Lingerie. Sets of four articles from $15 to $45. Can be seen at THE BAND-BOX. PRINCESS GARMENTS GO. 4, RAFFLES CHAMBERS (Opposite Robinsons), Bn.lne.s Hours 9 s.m. to 1 p.m. CENTRAL MOTOR HIRING COMPANY 66. ORCHARD ROAD. HUPMOBILE CARS ON
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    • Miscellaneous
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      203 16 THE STRAITS TIMES TKUtPaONZSi Editorial and Oemorai m mm Manager's Offlee JiJ] Job Printing Oflea •> Ml communications relating to editorial matter, and newa should be atldressed to THE EDITOR. All communication, relating to busina*. matters— advertisements, subscriptions, seeounts, printing, etc., skoald be addressed to THE MANAGE*. ADVERTISEMENT RATES. Wants,
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