The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 August 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. lES CENTS SINGAPOEE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1915. NO. 8,.->l«.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    159 1 Results of yesterday*! lawn tcnaisPage 10. Rises in Bevera] local shares ere noted in the sbare liife— Page 9. The Turkish warsbia Barbarowa Baal been sunk Page .5. The British have k captured mm trenches at Hoo^, Page 5. A fleet of French airt nips has iloneeoma
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    WAR BY TELEPHONE.
    1023 1 If. i>. diettnguiihed Hun. gnriau author, who has Barred I EUI the Forces giec-s the aing of the war and io attached to the Geuerai Headquartan En v.alicia. contributor tka following unique description of the attacking and itorming cf a village to a Budapest BSWfp iper Bceoe:
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      203 1 I* The brand which is used all over the World. Some Large Contracts where "Rhinoceros" Brand has f Immingham Docks 40,000 i !TanJong Pa^ar Docks 20,000 f K Uosyth Naval Base (ijm!cr con S t.uciio,,» J Of} ■i• Malay States Hallway, 'it-. Jr. ,(<■. is Soie Importers. INTERNATIONAL TRADING Co.
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      222 1 1 L\TFFT ADVERTISEMENTS Notice re s -.i!e of N. D. L sbipi '''.tings Page 3. j Purnisbcd bungalow to let atTanjoog Katcng— I'd^c Bsnkrnptoy notieai re Woo Swee if-ng, San^' I\ooQ s ft, Saiboo PagaS. i Sbippiog NVK. ai j apcat liue latest [Bailings; Paroo, for Java and aoatcalian porter-Page
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      161 1 THE WEEK. Vifth Wfttdi— .i-.o »an», i> 3 p it. Address i »y U n Oifl on Bdbool Dl dp 'nc" al Y \\V A.. Thursday !2 h. High Water 1 1 It m. 11- 1 p m Lectard i>y \lr A 9f. Still oi Jo tmalisti Bxseti ncesi at
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    CHINA'S CONSTITUTION.
    117 2 Re Presidont Yuai. Shi in 'icial letter to General Li cap rman ol tLo Teaochengthnr, with the exception sendic^ Li3 vie^s as the lhk f I •ive to Ihe Constitution and Drafting Committee concerning the peculiar condition of a bof the 1 lie, he will not interfere ia
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    GERMANS BALKAN PRESS CAMPAIGN.
    89 2 GERMANS BALKAN PRESS CAMPAIGN. interesting st-;!-en:cnt i in Rome r press paign in is said while Italy remained neutral Beveial thou?aud copies oi Italian newspapers wered tlk&ns, over 10,000 copies cf a ce* ellknown Anetroph "Now that these newspapei r ex press their Germanopl trophil rtewi tors ¥i ish to
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    GRAPHITE LUBRICATION
    52 2 khod il ia claimed Cylinin lahricaii< no i n dnc id9C either B am, Gas, or Oil Engines. Fuel Con BQmption is redact I G to i. and i'lston i p, ii'.ves.and ralTe gears, are ptoteded from w< iv. The Borneo Cronpany Limited Sin.'.apore. will Bead paniculurs to
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      260 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. THE PICK OF THE TITLES NOW THE RAGE AT HOME f Sister Boi le*s sewirg Bhixts for soldiers. Jack batman. "Are we downhearted? No! I Jack Charraan. We Bhall all do the Goose stop, from Ihe l\t t-a. Bnsioessas I'sual Whi a e've wound up fche watch on
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      310 2 FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY. The Stupendous and Colossal Production. DON T FMI TO SLU IT COMING VERY SOON: THE GREATEST SERIAL PHOTO-PiiV EVER PRODUCED 1 1 j e By the greatest fiction writ ir In the World, L\ PKitL'PS OPPtNHfIM. l Etl Film Manufacturing Co. the producers ol 'LUCILLE
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      266 2 is™^ "<ime.zr pt€C«r€ putHrr* 1V» «™^^j JUNCTION OF ALBERT BENCOOL/;N RlOl*. I FOR THE FIRST Tlf^E TO T;:E MtflK A THE MOST WOHDEBFL'L PBOTO PLA SEU4L SIP \UZINC written by CHARLES GODDARD Ti KB i ALL -42- REEL Ist AND 2nd EPISODES IN 6 IT From Real Story, Brief Synopsis
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      307 3 t Not fees TENDERS INVITED. Pawn c eke rs Licences, Selangor. endcrs tvi'l be r ceived b IheofBoeo! the lent, Se' ing r, Ki ala L m r to noon on the SOth reptember, Itltf, I m n ive a Heeaec to act as B;. i .ne 1 1 vnbr
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      825 3 I Notices i matk depleted above i^ the propexty of the Soi Cheung ftrm of Nob. 41 and 13 Wing Lock Street, Hongkong, and Is used by them as a Fra3c Mark in respect of Patent Medicines. The mark is known' as Chop "YengMoh c Parrot I (rand. Abj re
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      516 3 FURNSSHtQ HOUSE VO LET. Email foxnUhed b< aseti l I !■> e to town. Apply L c/o F.ee Press. £-3 ao TO LET FURHSSHED. r.isvano, 7i King b R iad, near C any Road Station, Rent 170, entry sth October. Apply to J. M. M&CLLAN, Lisvane. £4-7 2 1 9
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      564 3 UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG. Tutor in English and History and Rearer la Economic Geography. The above pott will be vacant fr m the l ~>th SepStmber 1915. Bslary £400 per annum payable in demand drafts on London, and qnarters. A Univer&ity degree nzd tescbing experience arc essential Fall partictilailara may be
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      703 3 Auctions I REMINDER 77i/s Day, Wednesday, at 10 a.m. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (In Liquidation.) AUCTION SALE OF INTERNATIONALCODE SIGNALS, NATIONAL FLAGS, THEODOLITE&c To be held at Powell Go's Sale-room POWELL Co., Auctioneers. FREEHOLD LAND AND BUILDING 4t Kalian f> Pudding off Caylanfi Road TO BE HELD AT Messrs. CBING KENG LEE
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Aug 11, 1915
    1438 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Aug 11, 1915 He palii Troth gloriou.< pi« eptsdtmd Hi feed 10 K Bdoo, I wyaU* aud Lmc Now that we :iro into the second year of the war, and the late Government, that was falling to pieces of it.s own dissensions, has been replaced
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    17 4 On Monday there was opened at sfa mg. bai a brauch of the Mercantile Bank of India.
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    THE MALAYAN AIRCRAFT.
    96 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) I'.atu Gajih, Aogtul 10, Regarding the Malasan air fleet, a War Office cable has been received Ptat ing tbat the air craft form the "jfttapm Archipelago" fleet, and thai the cra f i iril] each be named Malaya*' and Buabered consecutively as presented,
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    ACCIDENT IN BOMBAY HARBOUR.
    193 4 Bombay, July 27th. 'ihe im Id lbs Bombay Ilnrbour is now \> ry r.'aigb, end as are-ni: thtre was Ml aocideni OH board tba [ndravati at B 0 a.m. to day, in rolving the io-?- of sight lin a, Tlm CapGain of tLe terry atoamat report*
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    537 4 Col. Elabbacfc L.is I 'ich in [and on a week*! leare. lie 1- Ui excel 'ci.i health and snirita. (ML M r. Kircr. who was fcttacTi d to a field ambulan o as Captain, has had to go en ihc ridi Ustt ili= mm, f\ midahi] wounded at Ihe Dacdasellae.
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    PENANG SCHOOLBOY'S DEATH.
    22 4 To; Tl:- >ned prelitn PipU at S 1 boa r i E!,, 9 n It-v IT I pa, s
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    GERMAN GOLD FOR BULGARIA.
    10 4 i r.■ man Dai ioffca the
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    HOME TRADE.
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    BAND AT THE GARDENS.
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    18 4 AjZf-r l;.dr;*r,-n me: I k'nti, Pfctom Tin:- I low laU is du: Compaa Evintt
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    RUBBER PAVING EXPERIMENTS.
    57 4 Ki K. N. L- I experiment* in front of r u ,:id bavi nee of i ei the 1.: floored teaoiii comfortable to i F.J1.1 :ute th. t:on rub!>. s r producrj^ j whe; EM I pi of t'f.- heavier ft rabbet periei.. ?his espenm .ty of
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    THE HANYANG IRON WORKS.
    19 4 wbih due* i, bI I < II at the II iii; the ftrti biitk fact on-
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      227 4 Bi* I**"^1 v a I 1 Ocean -fj built '>- I Hunter; Launched 1913 l I i i tons Displace ni( o1 capa< 11 1 24 |-u» Cvew 100; Oil Eogin< i i <■■ nal by Monta^ *on.) y W LIBHEIi A I rtilU Edinburgh. GF r§RIIvI£RILY Vi-Casain is of
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    THE EASTERN DRIVE.
    155 5 IS jf a CHECK? Riga Advance Abandoned. [Bt S.-bmanne Cable]. KsiTzVa Seqvice. I ft.— Aftdcfrau rromParo thai the ahaadoa—eat of tbe Gerpt onßiga mai the failure oi nl scheme of forcii:^ battie cu t h- retreating Russians be:. r€ y teach the its* lino. The itubbornness lei
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    FLEET ATTACK ON RIGA.
    112 5 German vessels Dmffcd. Aug. 9. A commuDi We repulsed pt; attacks by a :'iet of niuo bastlesbipa, twelve ra Li'i J numerous destroyers at the ol Bga on Aug. 9. dropping bom; ntribi our su m Au enemy cruisei and ti were dam f ei by
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    TURKISH WORSHIP SUNK.
    172 5 was the Honour 'am, Aug 9. A Tttxkwh c::umu- kbat the Turkir-u battleship M been sunk by an euemy Tbe greater partol the crew sai i 1 'b.j co;:; -ays tiiat the loss of Hm ve-~ however, is i 'o. Bug the Kbeyrt-d I > i n
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    JAPANESE POLITICS.
    23 5 rokio, Ang. 9— A* arquol to tho us of Jaly 80 Count 0^ Premier but Mia ken for r.e and Finance
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    BELGIAN UNREST GROWS.
    17 5 -U 1^ r- »1 that the 1 Charleroi ara inI liisrently uas, who are
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    NO WARNING TO THE ORDUNA.
    21 5 lon, Aug. 9. A atcb 'lbliahoJ -..irftlty i thai a 1 Orduna I 1 1 Dg.
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    AUSTRALIAN METAL EXCHANGE.
    22 5 Melbiui. A Tbfl v oairaonwealth Bided nH kUiak metal excbanga TborcaftOT all tranaacciona H a cucducud through the exchacge,
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    BATTLE AT SOUCHEZ.
    208 5 BRITISH RECOVER TRENCHES AT HOOGE. Cerrcan Train Wrecked, [By Submnnuo (JaMef. BaomTg fcxayio*. Paris, An«. 9. There has been violent I lighting at Souchez and Neuville St. Vaaat in which German attacks were completely defeated. The grenade battlo continue! in Argonne, the French having the advantage. The
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    AIRFLEETS AT WORK.
    104 5 Massed Attack on Saarebruck. is, Ai.r. lv\ a squadron of tbirtj two mb"€S>rrying aeroplane^ escorted by scouting machines, started in the morning to bombaid tLe staItion and factory at Sarrebruck. The tsphen was aafaronrabls to the operutiou m the valleya v:<.ig Bhrouded in mist and the iky
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    DOMINIONS AND THE EMPIRE.
    101 5 Land n, Aug. >•. >ir Li. Borden receiving freedom of Bristol predicted that the I 1 minion contingents fighting In cc nradeship it: I ranee and the Dardanelles would tend to greater Imperial unity in the 1 ti e. He paid a warm tribute to the
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    REPRISALS ON FRENCH PRISONERS.
    57 5 PurL-. Aus. 9. A postcard from a French aonerin Westphalia hat been received in Paris which says thai flve thousand French prisoners specially cbuseu for their birth and education have boen segregated in camp among marshes and treated tnvicts a» a reprisal for the alleged ill
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    CAMEROONS CAMPAIGN.
    44 5 i, Aug. 9.— 1L..- French are operating v.. gi success in f ha Southern .1 Eastern Cameroons, We shwll soon .cupy the whole of the Congo ceded to German? in l'Jii- TLia Germans bare evacuated Gadi. The procc.-s of encircling a continues.
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    SWEDEN'S CORRECT NEUTRALITY.
    30 5 London, Aug. 9.— Renter learns that all rumour! that 8w« len ii likelj to aban don hei neutrality are unfounded. Bex relation* witi Russia are most friendly.
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    FRANCE PROVISIONING HER PEOPLE.
    26 5 FRANCE PROVISIONING HER PEOPLE. i ct. 9. The Chamber hai passed a Government l'ill to p irchase it and il jur for provisioning the civil lalion.
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    LOOT FOR THE HUN.
    25 5 rad Aug. 9. The magnificent libn Warsaw Ooivereity could not be,- oved time to prevent it fulling luio the erst- hand
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    ROUMANIA'S WAR CREDIT.
    23 5 ton I o, Aug. d I"9 Human an Cabi net hat voted a new wai credit of four killion sterling.
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    TREASURY BILLS PRICE.
    21 5 London, Aug. 9. British Treasury bills on the r-v:6t:d basis of 4$ per centum are at a discount.
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    BRITISH TRADE AT KIAOCHAU.
    262 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Locdon, July 15. Quite a number of Members of Parliament are watching the fortunes of British trade at Kiao chau. I)r Arthur Lynch who has several times raised the matter iu the kfonefl hns received tho following letter from the Foreign Office
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    "TRADING WITH THE ENEMY"
    219 5 The sort of tiling, of which an instance is given below, any bj more general than is suspected, in the way o! German effort to continue trading with British firms. A well known Sir.j^pore bousa of business has placed us iii possession of what mast be
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    PROPERTY SALES.
    135 5 The following properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs Cbing Keng Lee Co*s sale room on Monday afternoon:— Freehold hud situate at Teluk Kurau Road total area 88,380 eq. ft-et, bought by S, S T. Ivadiraaen Cbttty for S ><;"0. freehold haul situate off McPherson Road, area
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    THE WAR ANNIVERSARY.
    60 5 His Eicellencj tho Governor haR ro ceivi a telegram from 'he Secretary of State for the Colonies, requesting him to 'i< the inhabitants of the Colony; and to the Rulers of tho Malay StgtcP ai cordial expression of the thanks of His. Majesty tbe Kir;?; for tho
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    Y. W. C. A.
    52 5 Tho Teachers' Guild will meet to-day! at 5.80 p.m. in the Y.W.C.A. [nstitute, when ua address on "School Discipline" will be given \-y Miss Ciiff. The First Aid Class will meet to morrow 1 lat 4.80 pm. for practice and the It cure j by Dr.
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    CEYLON MARRIAGE AT HOME.
    39 5 London, July L9. The marriage took place at Tadworth on Tnesd y of Gaptain Lionel, son of Mr Charles Pilkington, Chief Engineer of South Australia, to Evelyn, second dau^h'.ei of Me Alexander ißethune. (Ceylon Observer.)
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    346 5 Aft the meeting oa Thursday the following is the agenda: Motion by the Treasurer: "That this j Council npproves of the payment from time to time to the Prince of Walea' Ralief Fund Committee, Singapore, of suras equal to the umouuts expended prior to the dates J of
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    A MUTINY SEQUEL.
    463 5 LCI rDN OVER RUBBER ESTATE DEAL Tbe muliov w-, paril] responsible for j mi i: c- Lion beard by Mr Justice Earnsbav? ii tbe Si p erne I'ouit jrestatday. Tbe I plaintiff was Bim Boon Kwacg, a mettli :iht, c;f '.''.T, I", I 1 t 1 Serun^cou
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    DISCIPLINE OF WAR.
    90 5 "We mast rec< nise what we owe to war," paid Professor Patrick Geddea nt Kiog'e C tllege, London, yesterday. "Ob Berve its effect ou tho youths in khaki who nil om- Btreets. They are better set op, manlier, than they were. Must dramatic of all to me,
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      142 5 ROBINSON Co. JUST RECEIVED J I FINEST SELECTED LEAF ONLY. I IN AIRTIGHT TINS OF 50. ON* SALL EVERYWHERE. 10! ICY No. *****. $10,000 VO y it Ettdl I Kl TH* poiioy on the life of a prominent gentleman in ilalaya matured quite recently. &r.d the c, tioiial methods of
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      803 6 Shipping KONINKLIJXE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ Hoyal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, COLLYER QUAY. UHDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. V. Eooendc i B-jicinbang, Panth, Acahan and BelawanDt li Aug 12 M bS I wliton. Batavia, Cheiibon and Ssmarang A-' 1^ 1: BVISUU Kreuiai, Baudjermasin, Stagen, Kota-Barce. Balik-Papan, Bamarinda, Tavakan
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      579 6 Shipping "ELLERMAN" LINE. TO LONDON s.s. BRANKSOME HALL" sailing on or about Aug 11. s.s. CITY OF RANGOON sailing on or about Aug 26. Tbis steamer has accommodation for a few flrstdasfl passengers. For particulars as to rates of freight and passage money, apply to McAUSTER Co., Ltd., OPERATING iw-
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      385 6 MESSAGEKIES MARITIMES KAIL LIKE. For COA, JAPAN CEYLON 2nd MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD I B 1 OUI WA RD BsFolyn^aten Aog H f-nCo u ,1 15 t-~ r.v-ra A-jg 27 B8 Paul L< -ug 29 ss Araazone BeplO as Magellan Bap II B3 Cordille:e Bep 24 Am> Bep 26 I'anl Lccat (■<
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      168 6 STEAM lA¥IOJLnOI COUP**! I For China, Japan, tauag Cstl% b Australia, India. Aden, Egym STediterranean Poris and London. Thr: 1 0! Lai3'cg ;?cci3a tat I:.;:,. MAIL LBB wwama {res r.rHo?Bj From Sir g port, i tiag (alta I rtraßO (ires cuiiJi) DIRECT For &£s>■ Acoen ore Ol >re Aag 21
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    CHINESE IN MALAYA.
    576 7 Official Recognition of thbib good QUALITIES. Every writer who has dealt with theexjtraolinary development of British Malaja has been compelled to recognise, Bays a communication from the Malay States Information Agency, Lot much of the prosperity of the country is due to the industry and enterprise of
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    DEVELOPMENT OF WIRELESS TELEPHONEY.
    255 7 [reat son of gno Mj: lifts don much tot md for the bnt if r. be o?nt (f j li«ci»»jj Ihe of i ut dm' a still pei 3on .>' point i litt!*3 less than a :o- i into -..o 6j ßt c cunicatiocs i !"■<--:
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    ITALIANS ABROAD.
    45 7 Three A Hire Corps fecm America. Home, Sunday. The Nuovo GiorneJe" states fchat Italian residents in tbe [United States^ Brazil, and Argentina will furnish 150,000 men, equivalent to thtcc army corps. Steamers ?re arriving daily with recruits, who are drilling duriug the passage.---Exchange.
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    THE BOYS AND THE GIRLS.
    242 7 If the statistics of births since last October, just published in Vienna, are reliable, the proportion of 140 baby boys to ]O0 baby girls returned by the local War Sponsors' Society couios very near to sotting up a world's record. This is at present held
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    THE ITALIAN ARMY.
    201 7 iENEBAL C?ADORNA*& MASTERY OF DETAIL.' The following article by Mr William Shepherd, from Udine, is published by •he United Press of America 'J'h(3 Italian Army here consists of the I biggest men physically 1 have seen in any irmy. Bage white, long horned cattle are driven daily
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    SCHOOLS AND THE WAR LOAN.
    219 7 The E lucation Committee of the London] County Council is preparing a scheme to bring to tfae notice of the children in the schools do dec its control tan advantages of i thrift, with n view to enlisting their] i:' rfes Id bu2i rl of
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    ADVENTORE WITH KRAIT.
    124 7 Mr E. Manners Norman, senior assistant of the Cochin Rubber Cj. Ltd., had a peculiar experience fe<v d.iys ago. He put i on bis ):;it b'jt':.-:! i out to the fields j and about au >nr ':.i irda felt Boisething \o\ ing i b i on bis
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    NEW YORK COTTON INTERESTS.
    84 7 pahore, Jaly 24. The London correspondent of Lhu Civil and Military Gazette cabled on the 22nd instant The New Yoik Press reierilr.£ (o the efforts of cotton interests to induce President Wilson to send a strong n-.ite to Gir;it Britain concerning iaterfcience with cotton ships, says
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      131 7 LONDON, LIVERPOOL BELFAST. gr_gT2wrat<— grcwi man n mil iim aacaa— ebbpbmpm J V^!l gC3T LS A3B L'L-Ji. The, Ptoat bottled andei the "GREAT AUK'S HEAD" biar.vl is, Btored in Mcsprs d t§ iiuießs'a, Brewery Vats In Dtttlin tx a nr ferioj arertgiog ]|TBAR9 thus ensuring ■'-''•;■'> bltL&l THOROUGH MATURITY aod
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      332 7 With LEA PERRINS 1 SAUCE, ¥*pj a few drops sprinkled over the meat, Hfk fish or cheese, &c, are all that is 7^ required to impart the most delicious mk piquancy and flavour. MM ffS^j The QUALITY and concentration of its $Sll wM'si ingredients make a little of this sauce
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    THE TREATMENT OF PLAGUE.
    366 8 Use of Tinctuki: of loddjb. Ths following extract is frca tbe Burma Critic "A while buck a correspondent at Bas eein called our attention to tbe fact that iodine treatment for plr>g'i3 detailed for us by the Salvation Army headquarters in India did not make it
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    TROUBLE IN KLANG.
    258 8 RIKISHAMES PI LW Pi lA. The riktsfa i •rj ol <> ang ar. having tilings entirely tbeir own way \h m days, [writes a oorreapj adent, onJ causing maefa rezation and annoyance to the ior^ Eoffer ing public by to it bigli bin led and during methods.
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    A THOUSAND MILLION DOLLARS.
    154 8 Enormous Wab Contracts is Thi; United States A Reuler's message from Philadelphia Ksya tbr.t for Ul2 first time m r. n| yeare t'.; 1 Government arsenal i- ing 'from ala K u* employees owing to their] idcpirture to work for. private concerns' that arc Hivphu; u.l
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    KILLING THE ENEMY'S TRADE.
    101 8 I 1 ■QUEBTION OF PBOHIBITIVB DUTIES AFTEB THE WAB Balawayo, July B.— An influential move fraent id afoot ia Rhodesia and the Union lin order to prevent future trading iritfa 1 enemy subjects. A public meeting will hi !.l iu ie on lAagnat 4, when resolations
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    126 9 AUG. 10, 1915. The following are the only shares as to i which changes are notified in Messrs Frasex and Co.'s vesterday'e 6hare list Names lluyers Bellen Ayer Kun ing 1 0.65 D.72| Ayer Panas 4.30 4 85 Hay tor 4 90 5.16 Indra»iri 7.00 7.28 Kempas
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 9 Corrected dp to Aug. 10) m i 2 4 5 10 demand 2 4l PHrafte oredifct 8m e 2-4i France demand Bauli 804 EHDIA, T. T, 176t isosq Oemacd 2 yo^G^AtiAj deni^> d 1 IS Z lta, demand 141 BIHOXOX, demaiiti Z''A SOVSBBIQKB, Eank Buying $8 54 Ju; :c
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    PRODUCE
    139 9 Aug. in. Tin (50 tons) buyers 178.871 Oambiex 11.00 Gaulle- Onbe No. I 18.40 Gambiec Cube No, 8 12. C0 Fepptt Black nrdin. S'pore 19.00 Pcyper. (White fair! #t< 81.00 Nutmeg! (110 to tie Ib 21.00 Nntmegi '80 to a e 22.00 Mice :.udc) 80.00 Cloves (Amboina) 40.00 all
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      259 9 5 War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY IS P I E£AD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. y Sfcfl Owniaj hM £20,C0C flWMMltrtl with the f; aprcn:c Cor.rt of England, asd complies x-rlth the
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      348 9 India I. i 113 19 0 tTUr BI «,i wn lability ol 3 n\ f HSA] C?E I c. 43XK0IiSa AND BSAHC ten Hongfeonf r: Pnket U i^ob I Karachi tgon banf oal I fUi tpoi bo Id rabaj Delhi ing Max Tits Lohd AND ZSI r- THI Nl PP.OTXHCIAL
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      495 9 STABIJ JHED 1874. GO"\ ERNMENT SIXTiUTY LIFE A SURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in India.) ASSETS exceed $28,000,000. offering ABSOLUTE SECURITY i i i licy-holders. The "Oriental" is the oldest and mosl tically managed Life Assm'ance Co. in I :ni is the only Co. in which policyholders have the guarantee that
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      367 9 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. The undersigned having boen! appointed Agents of the above j Company are prepared to accept Fire, Life, Marine, Motor Car, 1 Personal Accident, and Fidelity risks at current rates. WEARE Co., Ltd., 24-7 35. ROBINSON ROAD. ROYAL INSURANCE Go. LtdJ FIRE AND LIFE. Total Fund Ex< ei
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      39 9 t |DYBERT£).: To fco had aS the Bingafcue DISPBH- baby, and of JielSS BROWS, Gnssdale, I Vi\: r Valley Eoad, Sin^urjoro, 1 I LTwo Special Lines in Rote Papers, STONEHENGE HAND-MADE AND JACQUES CALLOT WHITE LINEN. FRASER NEAVE, LIMITED.
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      154 9 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. T: r P. A O. Btr. Maloja.— Nurse. T. A. Simpsou, Norpe B. Huffton, Mr B. Andercoa, I I L. Webber, Dr. A. C. Bant on, Mr C. B. May. Per P. O. Etoaacer Arabia. Miss N A. Bv< y, Mr and Mi^- J. Macrand Mis Farniuf, Mr
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      342 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vessels in pjrt at 11 a.m. on kmg, l'j, 1915. British. i Name Date of Arrival Remait"! I Kum Sang a\flg B Agapecor f Kampar Helenoi I Cornelia h llai ITai Ohowtai Song 1.) A.bbotsford Bock Lee 10 Inner Rsadg («!"jifa!lccb Outer Roaia Van Q -^enJurp
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    304 10 The following new boots will be ready for issue en Thursday Begbie, Harold. Millstone. Blyth, Jamee, The Birbanana. Cobb, Thomas, The Busy Whisper. Conrad, Joseph, Within the Tides. Doyle, A. Cocan, The Valley of Fear, QofOl, Nikolai Deed Souls. GuTl, Ranger, The Monstrous Enemy. Hunt, Violet, The Hou^o
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    137 10 S. C. C. L AWN TENNIS. Prof at l fcho aul bor. SULT3 OF MONDAY'S PLAY. A Cl kS9 Sll QU -> 0.1 Teals hcz: B. B, B. Doanell, 6 0, 8 -4. B Class Doubi t ->. L»ove oiid Aspioall beat llackay and WsCSTWOII. 6—3, 3—6, 7—5. CLASfI Sin
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    32 10 ADGi NONTBLY MBOALS. Tkose Competitions will be h <<l as dsUow: -Ladias:— Thursday, 13 Augnst; Men's Saiur.-l-.iv aud Sunday, 14th and 15th August. BjrU Ihofi will be Bogey Competitions.
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    THE BRITISH BANK CLERK IN GERMANY.
    159 10 Hl. I BNOUSHHSH RBIMTBBNSD, I: dm] I s remembered thai about two Bjonthi :^o 17 English bank ofliciuls were rale -L-ifrotn inten m :i r nt Boble b^-r. >\- .1 sd'jwid to !j irk la Ifaeil %\:'l. :i li.i':ibtir^. Ji:d! r Miant (iermaQi w.
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    SUBMARINE PANIC IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
    2391 10 AN EYE-WITNESS ON E ll'S EXPLOITS. Turkish Exhaustion in Dardanelles. We give below a translation nearly in full of a long and interesting message that appeared in the Italian journal Stampa ou June 20 from its lata special corrrs pondent in Constantinople, Signor Carlo Scarfoglio. The
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    16 10 "i hi Pi and O London ■■■a Sunday aftern aU Bb in I mt,
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    125 10 iton'f i iec at 9, 10 and 11 Club Bung 11 12.1 and S 0 p no. 1 [NO CO! B.— i ireati on buods tfter tl iv.il df the I k 1 :^cii E tries will be receii I by thi C pi Sir T. C
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    359 10 football match will be play< I I stween bbe U ii'.-'.i Aesociation •.>'..d ihe Angk Chinese School on tbeOldbam 11...1 gr< i 1 thia afternoon al o'clock, Ang li 11: ploy* l ss a tapping coolie on a Chinese owned !.:>• at tb< l i)ih mile, Sfeo «'*iu v- og
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      459 10 pi!lllilllllll!!llillli!llUlllllliiliiiill!ltl!ililll!!!ilfi!l!!!i!!llt:!lllillll!!i!ii!il!!!!!iii!ii|j!| I The best is net too good for your Baby 1 H| and the best, liter mother's ntiik, CJu. judged by what this doctor says: =E "Thisl.'.st week the child has gsinetf II na "tinue* to improve in health. lam frequently com "babies suffering from impi 1 [ing, Itnas
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