The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 June 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TE.N CENTS SINGAPOEE, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1915. NO. 8,477.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    138 1 I Mr L'oyd George in introducing the Munitions Dill declared that our ultimate •iefeat or victory depended upou u_ turning out more, and 6tiil more munitions I'age 5. A telegram via Amsterdam state, that a Vienua Communique has I. teu i_Mi<d, declaring that Lemoerg h*ti been captured
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    "MONSHER."
    1257 1 A terrible thing thie hatred atweeu nations." said ray friend Audra. It goes deep and it disua wash cot in the tirst wash. And yet, do ye know, when it comes to the bit, it doefcua ro ..ae deep ae ye'd think I'm afraid ii goes deeper than most
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      215 1 The best Collection of Stories we have ever been able to Conglomerate Figure in Our To-Night s Programme. AT THE ALHAMBRA THE PIONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE-BEACH ROAO. FIRST SHOW 7-30 to 9 P.M. SECOND SHOW 915 to 11 P.M. The Premier Attraction of The Week. The TRAGEDY CAMAFOO II 3 PARTS
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      294 1 ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. 7"o-/V/g/it/E«tra8howat8p.m. .sualShow at 9.lsp.m. To-Night!!^ TO-NIGHT! Cinema and Vaudeville Combination. asm m pasg I Tom and Eileen Melbourne Whose Joyousness is Irresistible u_.exct.ilt. iu tbis form of entertainment. SUPPORTED BY A GRAND CHANGE OF CINEMA PICTURES INCLUDING THE OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE Guarantied Actua
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      168 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. A New Hudson Motor Cycle for Sale Auction sale of Guns Page 3. Royal Insurance Co. Ltd., (Fire and Life)— Page 9. Njai Dacima at the Star Opera Page 2. Notice re Welsh and Co— Page 2. Auction tale of unredeemed Pledgee Page 3. Sale to day of
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      118 1 THE WEEK. High Wat^r -9-10 vm., 8-S p.m. Legislative Council, 2.30 p.m. Municipal Commission, 2.3 J p.m. New Cirque, Beach Road. Kwong )fik tana meeting. Chinese Chamber of Commerce, 12. S.turdaj 26th. High Water -n-'l a m 8-55 p.m Ulu Pandan meeting, Evatt's, noon. High Water -11 t a.rn.. 9
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    501 2 The Kaiser's being deprived of the Order of the Garter reraiuds one (writes a spotting correspondent to a home paper) of the clever name Sebastienue given to a fill*? Kv narforloee ".^AR hftS RP tipnnent'* means Har stockings keep up without garters. It's not usual to find a Parliamentary Paper
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    DRIVING BELTS.
    77 2 Frequently considerable trouble arises through the right Belt not being selected and the drives not properly arranged. The GANDY Belting which is world famous as for its strength, durability and gripping power is especially suitable for this climate and is not affected by heat or moisture. The Borneo
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      367 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. THE PICK OP THE TITLES NOW THE RAGE AT HOME (Sister Susie's sewirg Bbiits for soldiers. Jacs Chaiman. I Are we downhearted No! I Jack Chaiman. (We shall all do the Goose step, from the Reveu. Business aa Usual 1 When we've wound up the watch on the
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      564 2 Notices 1 WELSH Co. NOTICE is hereby given that James Bond has retired from the firm of Welsh Co. aa from the ist day of May Ust. The interests of tho said James Bond and of the late T. M. Welsh have been acquired 1 by the undersigned Osborne .Robert
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      888 2 Notices 1 THE STRAITS TRADING Co., Ltd. Notice ia hereby given that an Ordir ary General Meeting of The Strai.s Tracing Company, Limited, will be h ki at the Company's Registered Office, No. 11, Collyer Quay, on j Wednesday 3 th June, 191', at noou, for the turposea following, namely
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      340 2 Wanted 1 WANTED By shipping firm wharf clerk Bo look after transhipment and other wharf work Eurasian preferred. Apply WHARF, o/o Free Press. 2. 6 uc WANTEO Paying Guests— good table moderate— Eng liah. 41 CHEERFUL," c/o Free Press. 5 3-B 23 7 WANTED Clerk wanted must understand bookkeeping and
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      565 2 i To Let TO BE LIT Corrmodious Offices in Greohan r Battel y Road. anj h Apply NcAUSTERSCo Ltd BS 6 Jf TO BE LET Offices rn the Btcond and TLi»d ttr. I*. of Mts rs. Whiteaway Laidlaw i s" bui ding Battery lload LW For particulars apoly to S.
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    MUTINY MOTORING.
    358 3 CBAUFFBUI FINED FOR RASH DRIVING. habit bin Abdul, a Malay chauffeur, waa brought before Mr E L. Talma, District i e. charged with a rash act. ine circumstances leading up to the btffe were detailed by Inspector King, of rd Ruad police station, who told bow bruary '28th,
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    WELSH FUSILIERS' FLASH.
    220 3 Tb. attempt made to deprive the Royal -l tislitfl of tbeir flash" has failed. has rec decided by tli6 War Office tbat :__e regiment shall continue to wear the .opt when actually in tbe theatre Kg thw brief controversy has brought t rhe fact that as far
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    AHE YOU INSURED AGAINST MALARIA?
    238 3 Companies which insure people against sickness a.k special rates and mate special stipulations which practically bar Malarial suffere s from pait cip.ting in their b nefits. The best insurauce a.ainst Malaria is good b.ood. For when the bl od is filled with tuose little red
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1486 3 Issued by FRASER Co., Exchange ind Stare Brokers, June 24th. AU quotations o' Sterling Shares must be regarded as purely »/wni™?i lor the pi raft. RUBBER j*^* Q COMPANIES. Oar. ibbob. Paid. Div. But-wb. B*ir.r._a__i, 85,000 8a 2e Allagar 8 4 I 11 8 8 600,0.0 1
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      200 3 MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Monday, 23th June, at 2-30 p.m. i woes ol be hold bnildiot? allotments rCd_..'i oj K.a i boot: lots Nos. 85 to lustre of pari of flrant No. b9 a»-ea aie _<-_■- mtm luovn as Town sub ••ID l ts 03 aui .1 IBM KKNG LKK ft Co.,
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      523 3 1 Auctions REMINDER. This Day, Friday, at 2.30 p.m. Re Bremen ibairrane Manufacturing Cv., In Liquidation. AUCTION SALE OF Teak Office Furniture, Typewriters, Seales &c. By Order of C. C. Donrran, Esq.. Liquidator, At No. 20 Mirbau Road Teak writing tables Europe made oak rollton wilting desk, copving press; Continental
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      534 3 I Auctions AUCTION SALE OF The Dutch Steamer "EVY" |G/V MONDAY. 28th JUNE, 1915, AT 2-30 P.M. The compound built Screw Stesmer 'Evy" built In HJff. Length 85 ft. Br. aith 11.0 fet Depth feet Qto-s Tonnage 55 t&* Nett Tonnage 80.60 Surface condensi eg Engine li N.H P. 35
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, June 25, 1915.
    1828 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, June 25, 1915. Hei.- shall lhe Prr^ tTxe People's richt mamUfa^ tJiiawec' h> influent c an.l onbrtbed by ga«i Here pntriol Truth her clorions pjeceptt draw. VMntr-d to K 1J2 .0q, Loyalty »"<2 l*»» The Reserve Forces and Civil Guard Ordinance," which is to come
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    338 4 The report ofthe United Malaysian Rub ber Co. for 1914 showed a lost of £3 1,634 increasing the total debit balance to nearly X1 70,000. (Sarawak Gazette.' Attention is drawn to Messrs Powell and Co's advertisement of an auction sale of ofiice furniture, and fittings at 20 il rhau Koad
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    PENANG NEWS.
    95 4 (Death of Father Meneuvriei (From Our (Jun Correspondent. Pennng June 24; h The death bae occurred iu France of the Reverend Father .loachim Meneuvrier, for over a decade Vicar General of the CuureL of the Assumption, Penang. ..nd pr i or tt that, stationed in Singapore tor some
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    TIN MINE DIVIDENDS.
    49 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) ipoh, Imm g| The directors of Tronoh mine, hem declared a dividend of a .lulling p.-r free of income tax payable in LonJo.. on July 10. Idris Hydraulic Tin pmjW a dividend of sixpence per share fiee of tn\ in Loudon .Tune
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    157 4 il C'O.'RTKhY Of THK F..KN COKI. Paris. June 1 1. The Irene.. three p-r cent bond, are at 7 1.1.'.. Yesterday we progressed north of Arraand occupied near Etoilloa in L wtaiat several positions evacuated by tb.- < .ern^a.. We continued our advance.- ia Umm near tbe
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    CONCERT AT THE TANGLIN CLUB.
    213 4 Singapore owes a debt to Misses A; fen and Dons Woods for having iatroda dt it the cabaret form of entertainment It was an innovation here, and a. such v-a--regarded Man Iff pari Wtnt. feat tbae. r. ment at Raffles proved so siu tbat several
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    174 4 According to I tei.gt;!-' to I chuna I Luly H«W« tbe I'. D I Jot. Itl Tatafttao wmw som. Jeered fot mtlitan pui peaaa af ilw faaaaaaa aut Umm. all tba *maaU Im The Gaiety Picture Pelett h cf programme are pattil g film uf pure _eiihitii.ua w Written in
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      120 4 LITTLE'S HAVE JUST RECE|VED A FURTHER CONSIGNMENT OP TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. HATS i J A FINE SELECTION I INSPECTION INVITED. I KATZ BROTHERS, LIMITED. a fte-'.'" :j;'w m ijiifl/^j''' J If/'', '{i !!Jl fe'''' i""'" 'I .'•'t^* ei^~^t^^- *^_H k^^ S -r c. m wai ■r j g.Ka >_fl ___B____S'
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    THE DARDANELLES STRUGGLE.
    777 5 TURKS INEFFECTIVE ATTACKS. Abuse of Red Cross Flag. [By Submarine Cable 1. MIUTKB'B SKBVlcr. London, June 22, The correspondent 0 f Realer tp the Dardanelles wiring on Joaeil after j ist having returned from a visit to tbe front trenches of Australians mmi Jiea ZmmtmaamwH who repelled
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    ITALIANS GUARD THE ADRIATIC
    48 5 J me 2. —The Italian fl£et has ovei tie immediate guard of the r This is notified by au order of the lav fc, k__M French Admiral-in-Chief, who I Mm endurance of the blue jackats c '■aj 1 Im ten months in this region.
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    GERMANY'S BAD HARVESTS.
    29 5 Amsterdam, June 22.— The German m e_ts are a complete failure in some dl *tncta owing to drought also the fruit U faihn and grass withering.
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    GERMANS NEAR LEMBERG.
    385 5 THB FINAL RESISTANCE. Confusing Russian Accounts. [fiy Submarine Cable]. Rectki's Service. Petrograd, June 23.— The battle of Lem berg ia more uncertain than evet. General Mackensen is ominously quiescent. He is perhaps resting his exhausted trojps, or preparing another swing. A communique reports undoubted Russian successes. Assuming
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    SUPPLIES TO THE ENEMY.
    141 5 Further Safeguards. London. June 22. The House of Commons to night passed the Exportation Restrictions Bill the first effect of which is to prohibit tbe export of any goods to Holland except though the Netherlands Oversea Trust which guarantees tbat no goods shall reach an enemy
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    THE NEW WAR LOAN.
    165 5 Patriotic Buyers London. Jnne 23 —City circles regaid the war loan as showing that we still possess the ablest tlnaneiers, and opine that it was almost a stroke of genius to evolve a method of providing bund teedu millions from fresh resources through tbe conversion operation,
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    KITCHENER TO BEN TILLETT.
    75 5 London, June 23.— Lord Kitchener! bas written to Mr Ben Tillett: "I am much obliged for your letter giving such an interesting description of the feelings of, the men iu tbe trenches. There is no doubt tbat they have fought splendidly against a foe who has
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    THE MUNITIONS BILL.
    165 5 ULTIMATE DEFEAT OR VICTORY. Depends on Greater Supplies. [By Submarine Cable]. Miuth'h Hanvion. London, June 24. In the Hou'e of Commons, Mr Lloyd George, in introducing tbe Munition Bill declared that the duration of war, toll of life, aud the amount, of exhaustion created by the war,
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    THE HONOURS OF BATTLE.
    216 5 London, Juue 22. The King this evening personally decorated Michael O'Leary with the Victoria Cross. Those mentioned in despatches include fifty-eight wr.mdn, matrons of hospitals, nurses etc., including some from the Dominions. London, June 22. Tbe Gazette has twenty-eight pages of military and hirthday honours for
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    THE POPE ON THE WAR.
    188 5 Ready to Aid Peace. Paris, June 22. The correspondent of the Liberte at Rome has interviewed tn** Popa wbo defended bia abstention from denouncing tbe revolting war crimes because he was unable io dif-cu-s the merits ofthe mutual accusations. Tbe destruction of the Cathedral of
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    AEROPLANE SERVICE IMPROVING.
    75 5 London, June 23 lu tbe House of Commons at question time Mr Tennant said that an aeroplane service cannot be impiovised in a hurry. Its study aui development had progressed since the war began, and was continuing as rapidly as possible. The development of the Flying Corps
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    GERMAN SPIES.
    41 5 Loudon, June 24. A Press Bureau message says that the spy Mueller has been shot in the Tower upou summary evidence, and that the alleged spy Rosenthal has been taken to Wellington barracks to day, to be Court Martialled.
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    A FIRE CALL.
    91 5 The fire call on Wednesday evening was 'a somewhat futile affair. Some rather; excitable individual noticed the smoulder- ing in the destroyed rattan at the godowns in Pulau Saigon where the recent destruc j tive fire occurred, and sounded the alarm,' the brigade turning out to the
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    AUSTRIANS CAPTURE LEMBERG.
    103 5 I RenTaaa Skrvkh. London, June 24. Reuter's Amsterdam corretpondeut wires tbat a Berlin communique says that Lemberg waa stormed yesterday afternoon and duriug the night also the positions south of the capital. The situation near Ravamsk and in tbe west remains unchanged, i The Russians in the
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    FRENCH SUCCESSES.
    167 5 London, June 24th. A Paris communi que states that in tbe battle around Arras tbe Germans are suffering great losses in making abortive counterattacks. There has been iutense grenade fighting on the west of the Argonne, while along the remainder of the Argonne the Germans have been squandering
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    H. M S. ROXBURGH TORPEDOED.
    48 5 London, June 24. Au Admiralty mes sage states that II M.S. Roxburgh was struck by a torpedo on June 20th iu the North Sea, the damage was not serious the Roxburgh being able to proceed on its own steam, there were no casual-
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    MR BRYAN'S SUCCESSOR.
    33 5 London, June 24. A message firm Washington states that President Wilson has appointed Counsellor L .using of tbe State department to be Secretary of State in succession to Mr Rryan.
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    BOTHA'S MOVE FORWARD.
    47 5 Pretoria, dune 22. Since the occupation of Windhoek, General Po.ba's movements have been hindered by lack of supplies. The trcops have been on half and even on quarter rations. Replenish ment now permits tbe resumption of active hostilities, which are likely to be effective.
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    THE PRICE OF CONSOLS.
    42 5 London, June 2 4. The minimum pric« of Consols is reduced to 65 while tbe "2% per cent annuities are at 7 3 and 2j per cent annuities at 62 this facilitates their conversion in tbe new loan.
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    THE PRISON CURE.
    162 5 OPIUM SMOKER PLEADS FOR SENTENCE. Soh Sam Hup yesterday told Mr C.11.G. Claike, second magistrate, that he wanted to go to gaol. A. ked why. he said that it would enable him to combat, his weakness for opium. This was not quite tbe reason for his appearance
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    ACCIDENT AT IPOH RAILWAY STATION.
    97 5 ACCIDENT AT IPOH RAILWAY STATION. A fatal accident took place at tbe Ipoh railway station, the victim being n Chinese wbo is believed to have beeu a passenger on tbe donu mail train. His lifeless body was fouud beneath rne of the carriages when tbe train stopped. and it is
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    45 5 Syed Abdullah Almuuawar, of Race Course Road, one of the last two appointed Mahommedan justices of tbe peace, wbo was only sworn in about a week ago, died at his residence on Wednesday night and was buried yesterday afternoon at the Bukit Wakaf Burial Ground.
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      996 6 Shipping KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ < Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—B, OOLLTBB QUAY. ONDER CONTRACT WTTH THB NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. BBS ELOCT Bawean, Bouraboya, Bandjermasin, Stagen, Kota-Baroe, Samarinda, aai Donggala with transhipment at Bandjermas'n to Pasir. Jnne 20 s Van Goens Belawan-Deli June ?5 Bbocwbr Sel t- Pandjang, Bengkalis,
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      437 6 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLOR ud MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1916 OUTWABD Chili July 2 Polynesien July 4 \tlantique July 16 Nera July 18 V. dela Clotat July SO Aug 1 Polynesien Aug 1* A^g 15 N6ra Aug S7 Aug afi For all particulars apply to
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      554 6 Shipping P. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAQ For China, Japan, Penang. Ct.?.%a Aastralia, India, Aden, Egypt Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued toi >i», Ooaat, Perelan OoU. Oonttneotal ana Acettna Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore oo ot ttr, t MAIL LINES Homeward (roa Echophi From Singapore* connecting
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    TYBURN, NOT ST. HELENA!
    435 7 ("We find that this appalling crime was contrary to international law and the conventions of the civilised nations and we alao charge the officers of the said submarine and the Emperor and Government of Oc rmany. under whose orders they acted, with the crime of wilful
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    HUTTON'S MARKET REPORT.
    358 7 HUTTON 'S MARKET REPORT. Manchester, May 20. There has not been nny appreciable cbsnge in values during the week, and it may he said that cotton has steadied at seineilii" ft lik* id per lb b.low the highest point. The business done however in the r.4<vn.a'pt inl continues on only
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    HOWORTHY OF HER!
    67 7 HOWORTHY OF HER i Mrs M. Howorth, of Sheffield, wife of J Corporal Howorth, York and Lancashire Regiment, who is on active service at the I front, gave birth yesterday (May 22nd) to three boyß and oue girl. Tbe King's bounty is being applied for. All are doing well. [Poor
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    CHANGES IN MODERN WARFARE.
    412 7 Past and Pbesent Compared. In the course of a lecture delivered at Leiden, Major J. C. C. Tonnet, of the Field Artillery, made an interesting comparison between the warfare of the past and that of the present day. He pointed out the significance of the perfect
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    ZEPPELIN CLOTH FROM ENGLAND.
    169 7 Makers Agree to Stop Supplies. Enormous quantities of a very flue cottou material have been finding tbeir way into Germany during tbe last few months, Sir William Ramsay told a representative of tbe Daily Express. Tbey use this cotton, Sir William Ramsay continued, iu their manufacture
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    IN THE PERSIAN GULF.
    161 7 A few additional particulars of recent fighting in Arabia are contained in a Bri tish Foreign Office message to H. B. Bf. Legation at Bangkok dated London June 10, thus: The Secretary of State for India announces tbat fuller reports of tbe advance up the Tigris
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    GERMANY UNNERVED.
    527 8 Danish Actor's Impressions. Writing to a friend in the Isle of Wight, Mr G. P. Harvey, a sanitary engineer in Copenhagen, eei-ds home a translation of an interesting letter in the leading Copenhagen daily paper, Politiken," from Johannes Ponlsen, the famous Danish actor. Describing his impression when travelling
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    NOVEL RECRUITING METHODS.
    363 8 We have come to expect originality in all matters affecting the Navy, and so it does not come as a surprise to flnd that tbe Hon. Rupert Guinness has bit upon a novel scheme for getting recruits for the Royal Naval Division. He has opened a recruiting
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    EXCHANGE.
    58 9 Corrected op to June 241 Bank 4ms 24 3 16 demand 24 1 32 Private credits 6 m 2-4 17-32 France demand Bank 296 Ibdia, T. 1. |f«£ HOBGKONG, damar d 22^ Yokohama, demar d llbf Java, demand i4.o£ Bangkok, demand 66i Sovhbbions, bant Buying 88 4 Bank ol
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    PRODUCE
    155 9 June 24. Tin (50 tons) 8S312i Gambier 1100 G__mbier Cube No, 1 13 40 Gambier Cube No. 2 12 00 Pepper Black (Media. rVpore 19 00 Pepper, (White fair* 86.00 Nutmegs 1110 to t> e lb. 21.00 Nn r meg8 (80 to tl e lb 22.00 Mace (Band a)
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      638 9 War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insuhance is worth ioo cents on the dollar. I jj WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP I j THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UMITED. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester Hon™ <&!■.<.___>,__. ueaier uouse, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, EX. 1 The Oompany has £20,00C denoalted
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      339 9 CHARTERED BANK 1 of India Australia and Shlna. IMORPOBiTED BT BOVIL 6BIBTEB. OP CAPITAL *i ion oos JEBSRYB FUKD JKJ ■mi Liability (rfProprtetorsZ S.iRS a HEAD OFFICE I 88. RIBHOPSBATE, LOHDOI, B. 0 g 48ENCDM AND &B__«-ClH£-_: y Amntsar Hongkonf Penani d Bangkok Hollo SSt 6 Batavia Ipoh Rangooa a
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      452 9 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000 BSSBIYI FOMDB Sterling €1,000,000 at ts.- 915,000,000 1 M SUver 118,000,0001 W3,n00,000 Reterve Liability of Proprietors^. 116,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. D. Landaie, Chairman. W. L. Pattenden, Esq., Deputy Ghalrmaa. 8. H. Dodwell, Esq. IP. H. Holyoak, Esq. O. T. M
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      351 9 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. ESTABLISHED 1887. Policies are WORLD WIDE," UNRESTRICTED." "INDISPUTABLE- and "NONFORFEITABLE." Claims, loans, cash-surrenders, etc., are promptly settled by the General Agents at; Singapore without the delay of reference to Head Office. The Reserves for protection of Policy holders are over £3,500,000. The Accounts are
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      202 9 Singapore COId Storage Co., Ltd. Kear Fntrance to Borneo Wharf. Telepone 1026. Sea stocks of all kinds of P rozen Meats etc., can be delivered to shipping at the Wharves, or in the Singapore Roads on short OFFICE KOURS. Weekdays 7 am. to 5 p ra. Sundays j 7a.m. to
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      227 9 WEATHER REPORT. Kao.__.rg t_.t_ro.__u Hospital June 2\ 9 M 3i,M yy M t>»._._u. tai Fan 29 8 1 >9 80i *9 782 Temp. _5.- 7. u 76 0 WeB Bulb The*. 8i 75. n 75 ,i Olt. o! Wind ealm calm calm tfax. Teu.p in sbiw 87 ft Rain 'all
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      416 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vessels in port at 11a.m. oo June 24, 1915. British. < Name Date of Arrival Remark! Kampar June 23 Inner Roads Sri Muar Kiuta Castor Bukom Mitamm No 9 Wharf Kum Sang No. 2 Wbarf Niug Chow June 21 No. 6 Wbarf Ranee Inner Rot. da
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    1193 10 The annual meeting of the above Corps was held in the Drill Hall last evening Col. Derrick V. D. the Commandant presiding, with Major Glennie acting Adjutant and other officers, and a small gathering of men present. Tbe Colonel in moving the adoption of the accounts which
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    LT. W. B. Y. DRAPER AT THE FRONT.
    599 10 A LIVELY LETTER The many Singapors and Jobore friend* of Lt W. V. Draper B B who is now, 1 somewhere" at the dont in Flanders will like to hear the latest news of him. He dates from 54th field company, 7th
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    187 10 Lieutenant Donald Cushny, 2nd Battalion Dorset Regiment, who was killed at Shirba, Persian Gulf, on April 14, was the second son of the late Alex. Cuehny, i m.s t who was so well known in Shanghai for many years. There is in America an interesting association kuown as the American
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    THE IMMORTAL PAGES.
    1131 10 Doings of our Soldiers. Mr. J. Van Vollenhoven, ei -Governor Geueral of Indo-China, a sergeant in the 7th Colonial Infantry Regiment, bas now gone to tbe front. One of bis last letters had the stamp of the postal sector No. 164. Mr. Saint-Kene Taillanoier, Ministre Plenipotentiaire in
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    428 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Championship. L. E. Gaunt beat W. E. Vowler, w.o. B Class Singles C. B. Hadden beat G. A, Cbaney, w.o. J. W. Anderson beat Capt. W. F. Christie, 2-6, 8 6, 8— 6. A. N. Laybourne v I). Walker, postponed. E. VV. Day
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    83 10 Sunday, 26 June. Johnston Pier at 9, 10 and 11 a.m., 2 30 and 3 80 p.m. Club Bungalow at 9.80 and 10.30 a.m. 12.15, 3 and 5.30 p.m. 75 Yards Back Stroke. This event will be swum off on arrival of the 10 o'clock launch. Entries
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    51 10 The mo or yacht Ayeeha, in whicb tbe Emden's landing party at Keeling, Cocos Island, made good their escape, is shortly to be replaced by a new boat from Eng land. The Rainbow, a little craft of 185 tons, has already arrived at Colombo from Southampton on her way to
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