The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 January 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY. JANUARY 18, 1915. NO. 8,345.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    269 1 The German advance near Soi6sons wai a matter of but local importance, anci the Allies' line remains unbroken and at safe as ever Page 5. To clay's telegrams contain some illu minating examples of how the apostles ol 1 Kultur conduct warfare Page 4. Irrefutable evidence shows
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    FAIR GARDENS.
    1615 1 m Spare a co'uma away from the trace of j villainous saltpetre." Let u§ walk for a while among tha haunts of ancient peace, even if it be but to return calmer to the long tale of perils "in the eminent deadly breach." Wise old Verulam told us
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      676 1 ou^imnuaxKUNU! YOU WANT IT ALHAMBRAPALLADIUM THE PIONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE-BEACH ROAD ORCHARD ROAO. Singapore S Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAO. show 730 p m J^OjNIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT a oe» d ,ke section i^Tdybhture 1 1 MOW 9 15 MAURICE E. BANDMANN PRESENTS FORCEFUL IN PRESENTATION. FEARLESS IN REPBESENTATION M m V*^"
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      174 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Grotesques at the Palladium Page 1. Chinese clerk wanted also assistants for mine in Pahang Page 2. Rowing Club annual meeting notice Page 2. Powell's auction notice Page 2. 8.1., K.P.M., and S. S. Co., revised sail ing lists Paße 6. Hntton's. "Pineapple" hams Page 10. ALI BABA
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      140 1 THE WEEK. Monday 18th. High Water— o-36 a.m., 1115 p.m. Grotesques, Palladium. Tuesdaj 19th. High Water 1-8 a.m., 039 p.m. Straits Chinese Reading Club. 8 p.iu. M. M. Homeward mail duo. Grotesque?, Palladium. Naval band in the Gardens. Wednesday 20th High Water— l 39 a.m., 1-12 p.m. Grotefequps, Palladium. TDirtdaj
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      3 2 OIL GAS POWER.
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      668 2 1 Notices SINGAPORE ROWING CLUB. The annual General Meeting of the abovo Club will be held in the North Room of the Singapore Cricket Club Pavilion at 5.30 p.m. on Friday, January 2'ind. BUBINESB. 1. To receive the Committee' a Report and ,1 Statement ol Accounts for the year ended3oth
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      447 2 1 Wanted WANTED For Hydraulic Mine in Pahang for l»t March. 1915, Assistants to work Monitors, salary to start $60 per month and partly furnished quarters, if found satisfactory after three months additional salary will be given. Apply stating age, qualifications, etc.. with copies of testimonials to "MINING' c/o Singapore
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      443 2 To Let TO LET No. 3 Cairnhlll Circle. Apply to ALLEN AND GLEDHILL, 22a Raffles Place. 15-1 uc TO LET Rathbourne" 9 Upper Serangoon Road, ly furnished Immediate entry. Apply RATHBOURNE DAIRY FARM, Srd Mile Serangoon- R<l. •1 2LI TO BE LET >inpound Houses No. St. Thomas Walk, No 50,
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      332 2 I reminder! j THIS DA Y, MONDA V, AT 4 p M Re A. P. WILLIAMS, IN BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furnitur? p; a AT GOLDBURN, No. 513 UPPER SERANOOUN C< A cottage piano by Rosenkran/; handsomely carved tr» i. D panel; teak plate cabinet; teak dining
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    Correspondence.
    825 3 IHE QCBBN'B 'WORK FOR WOMENFUND. si Borroß. l>ear Sir, Cwu you spare space in your papfr f or yet another appeal for a War Fttßd On September 4th the following letter from tbe t t >ueeu was published in the in tbe Ann belief that the prevention of distress
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    MUNICH DISTURBED.
    123 3 Keported Ai'l-hoach of Russians. <; eveu thousand refugees, mostly mem- 1 1 fr eiS of wealthy German families, arrived I -i-wi Munich at Geneva luring forty-! eiWt hers. They declared that the city m a state of consternation, owing to n l Pn °f ted a PProach of
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    ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.
    344 3 European War Fund. Amount previously acknowledged List No. 2 R. Cricliton CMuar) >50 0. W. P. 5 5 G. C. B. H. M. Grunberg o E. E. Solomon j JC S 1_ 67.0. List No. 14 A. M. H. Thomas S3 A T 7.0( Lists No.
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    SUGAR AND THE GOVERNMENT.
    219 3 Governments are rarely succcessful ffhen they assume the role of speculators, ind about the only instance we can call ;o mind is the purchase of the Suez Canal ibares by Lord Heaconsfield's Administra ;ion. His Majesty's present advisers have »een no exception to the general rule,
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      12 3 For Children's Hacking Congh at Night, Woods' flreat Pepperuaiut Cure, la. 6d
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      1545 3 ««il* m* mmm mmm mm. PROSPEROUS and PROGRESSIVE I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. I HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore LONDON OFFICE 32> m j J The Company has £20.000 doDoslted with the Bapreme Court nt Pn«io^ m ATTRACTIVE PLANS OF ASSDHANCE. «-F-«-*r. I 0 MONEY TO LOAN.
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      BIRTH.
      22 4 SIMMS— Dec. 11, at Canibome, wife of George W. Simmb, of truu^i Besi, Selangor, of a son, who died Dec 12.
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      DEATH.
      16 4 Leith.— Dec. 11, at Bedford, Alexander Leith, late oi Hongkong and Sbangbai Bank, aged 71.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Januar 18, 1915.
    2075 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Januar 18, 1915. e iktul the ihe People t rlfh< ma.Mafe Uuw«d by influence and unbriW Vy fftla i patriot Truth her gl.-iio a pr«c«pto *m» v Hi it il t* IUIUIoa. Loyrlu Mi Uw. Perhaps the most illustrious example of the prophet crying in
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    117 4 A visiting uaval baud will, weather per milting, play in the (iardous to-morrow evenifig hrtween five ami six o'clock. The band is om> ol high repvitation. and giveu favourable conditions there should be a large crowd to hear them. Mr I'. .1. IMgott has resumed the duties of Colouial Engineer.
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    "KULTUR GONE MAD.
    100 4 KULTUR GONE MAD. GERMAN GENERAL ADMITS ctih OF RHEIMS More to Follow RlUTfcU'ft S t London, Jan. U.—TU r reocb sador has coinmm :< at, regarding the bombard Cathedral. Tb«Q«cau allega^ the French in..'.]!} Iral for uiil purposes is c-.t u contrary the In noli hoisted the Red flag and
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    GERMANY'S SHAME
    83 4 Shocking Treatment of Russian u Combatants. London, .Tan. 16. Oflld bus ibtueil au a] the subject of the IH-tn pubjects in Germanv iti of the war. A Ragf p»'d naiieil and thrjv i:;ro pt. criminals. Crowds of Russian t were huddled Into 0 stable? and pi^6ti«-3. V iu
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    ITALY'S BORROW.
    52 4 Earthquake Horrors Worse than Messina. r,ondou, Jan. 15. Marl li .1 '.j:\ceiu to Saint I Pope was abV to MM L u-rioi and hnically Dnlj H« b iucts. io. .lau Ms ftiaM all, even that of M o! tb« popal alive \vhilu al M HCtpri. The violeu was
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    337 4 B v .1 u't or mi Fmi i Pai amrj 1 1 Prtoel I boa4i are at En l>i-p«rnr.o lighting hae? I i >n i Ihe north of B maiutuiULti oi loiit) in thl bourhooi of the village of mil* north of BoietOBt), In -.iteolto i-fpt at»-il
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      854 4 KELLY AND WALSH, Ltd." HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LEATHER BOUND BOOKS. CHILDREN'S STORY BOOKS ANNUALS for 1915 tfc. THE STRAITS CALENDAR 1915 4 SHEETS 3 MONTHS ON A SHEET CONTAINING PICTIRES OF LOCAk INTIM'.EST. $1.00 I HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. CHANCERY DIVISION. OLD TOM GIN TRADE MARK. RE BAQOTS.
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    SOISSONS EPISODE.
    134 5 KAISER WATCHES HIS HORDES ATTACK. Much Loss for Little Gain. [Bj Submarine Cable]. Ridtie's SrßFioi. LoK'lon. Jau. 15,. "...50 p.m.- General Von s big movement northward of Bois< sons became a matter of urgency owing to the Kreuch continual if slow advancement ling to threuteu the Germans' com
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    THE ENEMY FOILED.
    421 5 Dashing Fighting by the Allies. London, Jan. 15, '>.15 p.m. The Paris unique 6ays that the Germans at the tillage of St. Paul, two Uiloaorthi Soistone, aud entered .iUge. but we retook it immediately. A violent artillery light tool* place iu the i of Craonne and Rheims.
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    LOYAL SOCIALISTS.
    37 5 No Peace wituout Complete Victory. 1 -ondon, Jan. 16. At a meeting of tbe r> ach Socialist party the members declared in favour of a continuatiouof the war uutil iCtoiy of the Allies is complete.
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    FOR SERVICES RENDERED.
    34 5 uondon, Jan. 16.— The London (ia/.ette that the K.C.M.G. has been granted R. W. Graham, Adviser to the an Ministry of the Interior, and to Milne Cheetham, the acting High JDiissioner.
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    ARCTIC EXPLORER'S DEATH.
    29 5 I-oudon, Jan. 15.— The death is annoo »eed of Sir G. S. Xare*. K C h., vice admiral (retired) who took part in Arctic p? Plorations.
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    24 5 Jieneral Reade, G. O. C. Commanding, ruits Settlements, was in Kuala Lumpur on Monday on bis return journey froru enang to Singapore (M M.)
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    RUSSIA'S RESOURCES.
    99 5 STRONG AGAINST THE STRAIN OF WAR. Good News all Round Kkutzr'b Sebviob. London, Jan. 16.— A Petrograd telegran states that the Minister of Financein his statement accompanying the budget strikiugly illustrates Russia's powers of recuperation after the upset caused by the war. The goods traffic on the railways
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    GERMANS BEATEN BACK.
    191 5 Getting Near Thorn Again. London, Jan. 16, 10.66 p.m.— The I'etrograd communique says that the Kus sians on the right bank of the lower Vis tula continue to drive back the German cavalry supported by small infantry units towards Thorn, which is now 6ome forty miles west.
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    AUSTRIA'S TROUBLES.
    170 5 Conciliating the Hungarians. Si i I \i. >:.!>> London, Jan. IC, 5.30 p. m, Tbe an DoiiDcemect of tho resignation of Count Berchtold i- an erenft of highest in portance. and is regarded as indicating unmistakeably tbat Austria is suffering in SSrnal as well as exteruul troubles. Tbe
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    CODE TELEGRAMS.
    95 5 The Censor biipplies us with the following telegram received from the lost Master General, London British Censorship Authorities have authorized tbe transmission on aud from 15th instant of telegrams in code ex changed (1) Between places in British Posses sions when office of origin or of destination or
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    118 5 Belgium and Serbian Territory in the European system. Telegrams between British Possessions and United Kingdom may be drawn up in one of the seven codes already authorised but pending completion of Censorship arrangements telegrams from places in British Possessions to places other than those in the United Kingdom must be
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    LONDON RUBBER WIRE.
    58 5 MODIFICATION OF EMBARGO REMOVAL. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 16. Respecting the embargo on the export of rubber, a modification has been arranged. Export is to be permitted to Ame rican manufacturers only, and not to dealers. Scottish Malay pays a second interim of five per
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    CONTRABAND CARGOES.
    35 5 Bkuteb's Skbv»c». London, Jan. 16. A Vancouver tele gram states that tho Japanese bteamer Mexico and tho American steamer Governor have been detained on a charge that parts of their cargoes are contraband.
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    SWAKOPMUND OCCUPIED.
    20 5 London, Jan. 16.— A Pretoria telegram states that a Inion force has occupied Swakopround with ouly three casualties.
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    THE WAY WITH SPIES.
    20 5 London, Jan. 16. Two Germans have heeu sentenced at Casa Hlanca to life iinprisoument for espionage.
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    WEARNE BROTHERS.
    678 5 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. Too seroud annual general meetiug of Wearue Bivthei i, Ltd., was hold on Satur day. Thfc.e wore present Mr C. F. P. Wearne (chairman), T. J. B, W'earne, Tau. Ivieaui Hock Tan ihay Yan. \V. J, Wager, I>. Mackie, juu., Percy (iold and. W. K.
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    Y W.C.A. ANNUAL MEETING.
    871 5 A SUCCESSFUL YEAR. The Y. W. C. A. annual meeting was held at the new Institute, 8, Fort Canning i Road, on Saturday afternoon. Amongst j there present were the Lady Evelyn Young, the Patroness of the Association, and a large number of interested ladies and
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    16 5 i Mr J. de Courtois has been provisional* ly recognised as vice-consul for Spain I here.
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      247 5 ROBINSON Co. THE LATEST WA R BOOKS. Scare-MODgeriDgS from tbe DAILY MAIL: The Paper That Foretold the War 30 CtS. The War Stories of Private Tnemai Atkins The Campaign Round L'ege Belgians at Home Home Life in Gerirany First Lessons in War Aircraft in the German Wai T^ CtS. An
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      707 6 Shipping I P. O. S. N. Co. SPECIAL STEAMER FROM Singapore, Port Swettenham and t Penang DIRECT FOR Marseilles and London THE COMPANY'S 1 S.S. "NUBIA" < 5913 tons. 4500 h. p. Capt. A. B. Garwood, R.N.R. will be despatched from SINGAPORE on or about 9th MARCH, 1915, calling at
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      435 6 ELLERMANS HftLL LINE. FROM JAPAN, CHINA, STRAITS, TO MARSEILLES, LONDON LIVERPOOL. frequent service of fast cargo steamers )i this Line will be run in the above jrade. The following are the intended tailings s.s. "City of Madras" 8,500 tons, irriving on or about January 26th and s.s. "Bloemfontein" 10,000 tons.
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      565 6 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES For CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD Magellan Jan 19 V. do la Ciotat Jan 17 Dumber Jan 29 Chili Jan 31 Cordil!. re Feb 12 Atlantique Feb 14 V. de la Ciotat Feb 26 Polynnsien Feb 28 Chili Mar 2 Atlantique Mar
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      587 6 1 Shipping 1 STEAM NAVIGATION COMP4I, 1 For China, Japan, Penang, Ceyi H Australia, India, Aden, Egy pv Mediterranean Ports, Plymoort and London Through Bills cf Lading u^aed toi Pvu. p^rts PerSl aU Oonllnenul wfl AbmS I Steamers will leave Blngapoie on oi i^ MAIL LINES I UCMKWARD (FOB EUBOPt;.
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    WAR NEWS.
    2570 7 A Fathkk's Advice for His Children. I A ucm commissioned officer of the rionourable Artillery c on piny writes on S'ovember 29. j It is very curious to note the different i ivay men adapt themselves to these con- i litions. The average Tommy is splendid, is keeps
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      158 7 PILSENER BEER E GREAT AUKS HEAD" BRAND (Bottled by W. A. Ross 8c Brother Ltd.. Liverpool) A SUPERFINE BEER OF BRITISH BREWING $13 per case of 8 doz., Pints. GUINNESS STOUT GREAT AUKS HEAD" BRAND $13.70 per case of 8 doz. Pints. $12 per case of 10 dozen Splits. The
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      682 7 EASTERN RESIDENTS WITH WESTERN HABITS. A fruitful source of ill-health among Europeans resident in the Far East is the utter disregard of climatic demands in the matter of food. It is no exaggeration to say that nearly every European eats meat at least twice a day, and in addition part
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    GERMANS AND THEIR OVERSEAS TRADE.
    302 8 The British Market to be Recaptured. A contributor to a London contemporary who has been describing what he has seen in the course of a visit to Germany writes There is widespread confidence in Ger manj that, however severe the sacrifices which war may entail,
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    GERMANY AND TURKEY
    246 8 llu the last Gazette of India aj. pears the lengthy correspondence preceding the out break of war between Great hritain and Turkey, and we odvise out readers to Btudy it if any of them still feel any doubt as to the forbearance of the British Govern ment
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    ON PARADE.
    173 8 *> feet, that through somo live and forty years Have leut me unconditional sui.port, Why should ye merit my commander's jeers on that parade to which I now reeort. lioping to capture still Some small degree of military bUH f A burly sergeant drilled usin our youth, I
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    THE KAISERS ILLNESS.
    78 8 Pni:l-mont\ and Nebvoui I>ei«rk>,mon. Amsterdam, l>ec. 9th. A telegram from Berlin has been re ceived giving details of the Kaiser's condition, which is described as serious. The Kaiser is suffering from pneumonia combined with nervous depression caused by over-exertion. He also suffers from continual headaches. He is
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    ARROWS FROM AEROPLANES.
    506 8 Theik Effect in Wahfare. Io the British Medical .Journal this week is an illustration of the arrows I which are employed on the battlefield by I the airmen of the Allies. These arrows consist of two parts, a head and a short flanged shaft. The head measures
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    THE EHDEN'S DEFEAT.
    153 8 IU-jjarding the ling mat;* r. au oilicer cf tbe Kmden gave nn iceOßßl to a ptMenger ou a transport at Alexaudria. H»« foniei the >»tcry that iLty attacked the Jtmtel D| under the Japantse flag. Ho laid ih«y I knew that a certain cruiser was iu the'
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      297 8 J Pure Yorkshire wool l suits— light and cool. A/ We'll tailor you in latest European style in the *^Jfe*\ smartest, lightest and coolest suit you've had. •jjjw^i) Avoid sloppy, ill-fitting garments. They're no H *r cooler and make you look slovenly. Pure wool suits absorb moisture and keep ffl
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      526 8 yS' "Angier's" for I Consumption, j Th« fact that Angier's Emulsion is prescribed extensive! k j I most eminent lung specialists and is largely used in host I j consumptives is the best evidence of its value in the treai I disease. Possessing great soothing and healing powers in t
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1461 9 Issued by FRASER Co., Exohange and Share Brokers, Jan. Kith. > I All quotations of Sterling Shares mual be regarded m purely nominal lor the proMoi, £250,000 1 1 Eastern Smeltg ord 11 0 12 d piel 10<* i o 1 a 6 $360,000 10 10 Fraser
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    EXCHANGE.
    54 9 (Cobbhcthd UP TO Jan. 10). Bank 4 m/a a 4 7-l« N demand 2 4 8-82 Private credita 8 m!% 2-4f India, T. T. 175 Hongkong, demand 21? Yokohama, demand 115 Java, demand 14 1$ Bangkok, demand et-'t Sovbbbiqnb, Bank Buyh g $8.54 Bank of England Rate b% Bar
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    PRODUCE.
    149 9 January 16. Tin (75 tons) 171.50 Ganibiec buyers 7.00 Gambler Cubo No. 1 9.00 G&mbier Cube No. 2 8.50 Popper Black ordin. S'pore buyers 19.00 Pepper, (White fair) 84 00 tfntniegg (110 to tha lb.> 21.00 Nutmegs (80 to the 1b 22.00 Mace (Banda) 80.00 Cloveß (Araboina) 40.00 Bali
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    PASSENGERS EXPECTED.
    273 9 Per P. it O. str. Egypt.— Mr Mr- Reeder Mr4 Mis Heath, Mi?s Heath, Mr F W. Heath, Mr Mrs Stewart, Mr R. Spence, Mr 11, Skinner, Mr A L Buyers. MrC. T. Chua. Per P. A O. str. Natnur.— MflMn. H. Pit* Maurice, J. E. McKinley, Uutchiusun,
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      730 9 Shipping STY. K. JAPAN MAIL L STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. a service is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles, London and Antwerp, under ini'.il contract with the Imperial Japancp p Government. The Now Twingcrew Ht< aruers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted
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      314 9 Shipping ELLERMAN BUCKNALI STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED. FOR PHILIPPINES, CHINA AND JAPAN. For particulars of freight, etc apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., Agents. STOOMVAART MAATSGHAPPV (Steamship Company) 11 NEDERIAND." Fortnightly Mail Service between Java aad Amsterdam, via Singapore, Sabang, Colombo, Port Said, Genoa and London. Steamers are due on or about
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      256 9 Nervonsness Anaemia, Indigestion, and Awful Nervous Terrors cured by Dr. Cassell's Tablets Mr.-. Plorenoe Hiraa, of 97, Gordon Peckham, London, S.E.. m n "I owe my Ufa to Dr. Caewll's Tablets. I was so ,st ik ■all to eat, and fell IPaway to a -.lute Him* I'eckham iraated abadow. Doctor*
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      519 9 LATEST ARRIVALS. List of vessels in port at 10 a.m. on January 16, 1915. British. Name Date of Arrival Remarks Hainam Jan 15 liner Roads Sbimosa No. 7 Wharf Kin tuck Jan 16 No. 8 Wharf Sri Muar Inner Road3 Hock Lee Perak No. 8 Wharf I Quorra Inner Roads
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    INDRAGIRI (SUMATRA).
    789 10 Directors' report for the fifth financial year ended 81st October, 1914 Accounts. The profit earned by the Naamlooze Vannootschap Exploitatie Maatecbnppij Soengei Lalah amounts to i Fls. 23,962.52. To this must be added t the sum of Fls. 865.93 brought forward c from the last Account, bringing the
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    59 10 Agents. F. W. Barker <v- Co. Alma:— m 15,800 Hukit Toh Alang:- 8.858 Cluny:— 14,772 C.'hemor United 13,348 KintaKellas: 19,000 IKota Kahroe 29,818 Sungei Duri B <3oo Shanghai Klobang 7 105 TanjongPau:— SlB Shanghai Malay QSQ KlianKellas: i'»ioa Ampang 2*23 14 Siinpan Valley j 14 Kinta
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    NAVAL ATTACK ON SCARBOROUGH.
    2238 10 GRAPHIC DETAILS. Daily Telegraph Special Correspondent.) Scarborough, Dec. 16. For half an lour this morning Scarborough was bom >arded by German warships. All that is ontaim d in that brutally plain statement >f fact only those who passed through the >rdeal know. The emotions of a
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    THE GROTESQUES.
    139 10 To night begins the much locked forward to season of the Grotesques at the Palladium. As is fitting, with such an attraction, the booking is good, and 6uch as have not booked should attend early to ensure getting seats. The Grotesques have played in Penang and the F.
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    THE LATE Mr, J. ROBINSON.
    74 10 A memoi in! service was held at the Houstead Institute last evening for the late Mr .John Robinson, who so tragically lost his life last week whilst following his occupation us a diver at Tanjong Tagar. There was an exceptionally large congregation. OlThe service was
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    55 10 The Ladies' Medal for December has Im< n won by Mrs Itaduara Thornhill, after a tie with Mrs Hallifax. Mrs Hallifax won the Ladies' P.ogey Competition for «?anu ary. Scores Mrs Hallifax 4 U p Nicholson aO square Holden J dowu F. G. Stevens 3 down
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    36 10 Iu the monthly medal competition.'' against bogey, Mr \V. Ferguson was the winner, 2 up, with Mr H. Davisou oil 6<iuare, Mr. J. Minnie all 6quare and Mr A. W. Dove 3 down.
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    74 10 Copies of the Prize Court Procedure Act and Prize Court Rules are on sale at the Government Printing Office. The Hon. Mr K. Macfadyeu, with Messrs. Hrodie and Milne, have interviewed the Acting Chief Secretary ou the subject of immigration. Amongst those who have become vicepresidents of the Blue Cross
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      253 10 HUTTON'S I "Pineapple" Ham s< WHOLE OR IN CUTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS 1 Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltii SINGAPORE, K. LUMPUR, IPOH AND PENANG I An Efficient Safety Razor at a Popular Price I The only Safety Razor at less than $9 that can be stropped without removing blade tj>4-50
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