The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 August 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPOEE, FJUDAY, AUGUST 13, 1915. NO. 8.-518.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    215 1 Tho rrpDrt of the S.C.C. i? g*vcn on page 10. i I Several changes are notified iu the &b.iie list— Page 0. I A Eerious fire Las occurnd at Knala Splargor Page 4. The New Citgie opered f .o a large boose last night— Page 10. It
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    ECHO.
    1027 1 VTtB, .i. (taeek mythology, (,ne of the Ocev.d* ayeaphi who frequented mountain* and *-i otters. Alasi Bha was a cbat'c? box, un<] ra BKatperajted Hera, the Of Z at, thai the vu deprived of the Dover of Bjfc bktog until someone elee had ipokCß, Mti nut? then tl!0W«i Gn'y
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      356 1 mrnro UATnn nimnr t I riAFFLtS MOTOR GARAGE. P( 1 n A r z> t n c I RAFFLES HOTEL BUILDINGS. I\l ill IUCCI Uii TELEPHONE No. 491. j CARS zr.d LORRIES on HIRE DAY and NIGHT. T^ /^l A f f Daily or Monthly Ra^es) 1 The brand which
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      190 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Neatly new four seater motor car fcr sale Page 3. Shipping: Pacific Mail, Kllerraan Lint?, K. P. If. Eailings- Page G. Auctions: Teak fn.int-.re nnd piann; Estate of Low Kiui Pong N D.L. lineu by Pc^ell and Co. Pnge 8. Special Hati litya programme at the Gaiety; Bftvai
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      134 1 THE WEEK. Friday 13. h. High Wbt ■-r-(-sa.nr '1-45 p.m. Bf 1. hoiuew ird ail closts Hari Baya \£ohammedan Frs'iva'). M. M. homeward mail expeote«l. Back Holiday. New cin] ,c, Beach B ui 7 S.tnrdaj 14th. Hij4h Watf r-C-30 am Nyalas Rabbet eet ng. Evatt's, iu.i". Sunday 15th. High Water—
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    THE RUSSIANS IN GALICIA.
    282 2 iTo the Editor, Th: Times." Sir, Since arrmng in Kngland I have been greatly surprised at rumours ol alleged Russian atrocities in Galicia, I travelled extensively in Galkia during the Russian occupation, going to Leroberg, Pr/.emybl, and into the Carpathian Mcua tains almost to the (Jzsok
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    WAR DECLARATIONS.
    204 2 The BuJapesti Hirlap reeordfl the number of war dec'aratious Dp to the present since July last, ar.il Bndt that there haYti been twenty declarations already, a: d a few others are beicg tefore tin Us: 1? completed. According fco khia pap< r, the list of declarations is c.s
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    RUBBER AND COPRA DRYING.
    62 2 Th principal of a well known firm of Ventilating aud Drying Plants visited Java, The F M 8. and 8.8. during the present year for the purpose of acquiring information on the above 6ubject and he has now submitted plans and specifications to the Borneo Co.,
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      312 2 FOR A FEW NIGHTS ONLY. The Stupendous and Colossal Production. COMING VERY SOON: THE GREATEST SERIAL PHOTOPLAY EVER PRODUCED. By the greatest fiction writer in the World. E. PHIIUPS OPPEKHEIM. The Universal Fun Manu a:tunuß Co. wtre the producers ol LUCILLE love and "The trey o hearts bom well-known to
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      423 2 i GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME. AT TUB POPULAR CINEMA lUCSB S m JUNCTION OF ALBERT BEHCOOLEi STREETS fel > i IBT BPEOIAL REQI EST FOB CHE BAR] RAYA PUAB4 —IN THE POUR iHOW 8 P.ft. "THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG" APTLY TERMED t THE WATERLOO OF THE GREAT AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 4
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      332 2 To Let FURNISHED HOUsTtUeT^ e-e J j TO LET FURNISHED Lisvanr, 74 King i Bond Ap,,lytc J K MACLEAN TOLETFRO«I7nEPTE!^P Ibe Gr.unj Ho« BfU-li atpns-ut occupied to MeHn n}: Latdlawd- to beta, narj wi Apply to STEPHENS. p iUU( TD LET FURNiSHED Oompi ind H in net roome writh bathroi
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      584 3 Notices G VEBHMENT NOTIFICATION. lervwil be received at the COLONIAL ENCiNEEH S -ice, up to noon of the 14th Aug., 1 for the I o works Keb riHfal tha latrine pier and the MS to Marine Department Quarters at Brani th: Visitor^' Room and re „:"es Li^iCbouse. liUij person applying
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      684 3 Notices NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the mark depicted above i* the propeity of the >ui Cheung iirm of Nos. 41 and 43 Wing Lock street, Hongkong, and is used by them as a Trade Mark in respect of Patent Medicinee. The mark is known) as Chop Yeng Mob.
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      592 3 Notices St. ANDREW'S CATHEDRIL. Notice is hereby given that Vohamed Jaffar is no longer authorized t >"col!oct monies ou accouxt of St. Andrews Cith dra'. Abraham Charlie is the new B lie Hector and h&s letter of authority signed by ma, wh'.ch will b= produced oa demaud. EDWA3D CJTrZY, IJjn
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      482 3 Auctions NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD I* LIQUIDATION AUCTION SALE GF A Qiiantitj of Excellent Linen Comprising:— Bath Towels, Ta'jle Cloths, Counterpanes Pillow Cases, Cream Ciirtain;. A namtar of Feather Pilbws, BUnkeU &c. Alsa Four Long Rolls of Carpeting To be held at Powell Co.'a Saleroom O.i Wednesday, 18<h August, at 11 a.m.
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      1095 3 J ESTATE OF LOW KIM PONG, (deceased) f Auction SaJe of VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES t SITUATE A1 3AMBAWA3KJ, MANDAI, 111 i.R M.A.\i).U, KIM Kf.AT BOAD, ORCHARD I \<.i; ROAD kXD OWBH BOAD. SBiQAPOfUS. To be hcW at Powell 1 Co> BaJe-roaiß Cn Tuesday, 24th August, 1915, at 2-30
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    Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH.
    25 4 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. Taylor.— On August 7th, at Kota Bahni, J Kelantan, to the wife of Dr. Leonard H. Taylqb, actiDg Residency Sargeon, a son.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, August 13, 1915.
    1119 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, August 13, 1915. J-ict- shall .r Preju the People's rigbt reaiutai^ [fuawed by inflaei* <• .-.n. 1 ohfaribed Ly gain; fltj; patriot Truth bet glorioui piecepu dttarx, ?!cJrf(.ii to R l!,'i>»n. L>vaU>' KU& Uw. Quito the most interesting thing in the proceedings of Legislative Council
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    207 4 The Army Lilt and Auny Review wps no longer issued. Lieut K. B. Oolman r.\ i from Penang i» cd a three days visit to Singapore. T'ue London correspondent of the M*n< ohestei Quardian*' antieipatei thai ootton will shortly be declared contraband. a tetter from Ceylon man fighting in France
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    JAVA NEWS.
    756 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Weltevreden, Aug. 9. business which had considerably in; proved in the early half of July has quite suddenly been decidedly Black all round during the past fortnight. No enquiries i whatever for any articles of exnoit haw-, been received from Buropa with the ex.ception
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    152 4 Tha MM.Oompany'i itciawrr «di] left Colombo at 10 p r,ou the liih i: si and mmy be expected here on II ihe L6th Inataal M ahoni 7 1 The 'Daily T. k grapli 1' B terd \m correspoodenl Bayi Hial ta I just all textile I P be worked nnd
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    THE DARDANELLES.
    95 4 ANZAC'S BIG MOVE. Heavy Enemy U-ses Loxn ">:, 1U 'Or:eral Jj eaya the t hl« 11 001 e wbo i fe •ole eladit ;tbr, :i; .^;neTurk l6 h a rmv 60 ua nifbl under cover of a ,ear C dp r Bio t9A -ewhere aud v 11 nl
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    A PATROLBOAT SUNK.
    72 4 [4000a tag 11,— >Tba 1 daaiinlftj j, juouuecs 1 .mall patro! boat' H, Bnaaaaf i I by Lieutt:. j iiaby, ru *unk by the Oermao cruiser ateteor on the Mb im\ North S<;a Four ofriceri aud tl j men wtre savei. 1 1 Ma 1 Britiafa ifnaJw
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    GERMANY AND AMERICA.
    36 4 ihingtoi 1 il.— The rep' Inal I tanaaai 1 P 1 tyo baa I atOOd while Prnaaa Laaet vioitos it Bgm under cociiMOM nole, bet •tipolalea thai .0 treaty rigL; by tLe accept^;..
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    A GOOD RIDDANCE.
    23 4 London, kng II. It QaaatnJ v. -^iug resigned the Goretao (ien.r^ e finding the pos 103 iiaagT I :*nd one;
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    AUSTRIAN: SUBMARINE SUNK.
    17 4 EtooM Lng. 1 submarine in the upper A Viatic torpedo nok ia Aoibi were
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    A NEW SPRINGBOK TEAM.
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    LT.-COL. ALLENBY KILLED.
    7 4 LnnJot! ad killed ieib.
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    THE BARBAROSSA LOSS.
    10 4 THE BARBA RO SSA LOSS. l.judon. Aug. 11. the Bsu
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    SELANGOR VILLAGE BURNED DOWN.
    16 4 SELANGOR VILLAGE BURNED DOWN. [I'r A fire .1 Kt f6o,ooft. Tbe out m a M UpEC*
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    38 4 FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS. bo:. i.. aud h..\ < J 1 podMi back I ir« r of B i. a ikifM, 12 i btolft, (hie (i n Mi erely umi... I A Biuit-ti m battleship Kan. .tuaroasa Sea of Murmtjia.
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      196 4 flflllll VVI k I I -jjEa^M L J fi Sin^aI I v r' t^^ie^l o %y r PPv-'^^ Wf IP s, mS o-Ilu fit I i 1 l^B^^l ?'K Bgw Sfiprerne n\ caII Waters I |»i3B9| fe^S I Lumpur. H. M. S v m i Swan and Hunter Launched 1913
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    GERMANY'S COSTLY ADVANCE.
    347 5 BAVARIAN POLICY IN WARSAW. Ready to Mak3 Friends. [Jtj Sutziannr Cable]. Kit "fia'a Sstivics. asg. II. Detail! cf tho 1 assaall on Eomaa show the saexny opened bcmbarilnurt with gVBt oJ all calibres' up to sixteM inch after midnight on Ihi hurricane of lire lasted' n tha
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    GERMAN NERVOUSNESS IN THE WEST.
    236 5 The Kooge Incident London, Aa^j 11. The liritish attack at llooge appear! :o have been a surprise, l| )fl from report! reaching the Dutch frontier of burned uerman troop move manti .Ue'o and Zjnnebtke. The Germans are res:ird;3g every British attack as the p :■>
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    BALKAN POLICY.
    54 5 E»1 Terms. I b of Premier I u deputa oi uu Um igrt i eleac up the c i;i Premiez the r i-f the B iteote i n re m from i Kegoiial i Bulguriaaod i ben the— hai e B i id Dothing w«i yel eea Balg
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    ITALY'S STEADY PURPOSE.
    191 5 METHODICAL ADVANCE. More Mountain Fights. [Bj Submarine Cable]. UJine, Aug. 11, Ganeral Cadorna will iiioo allow Austrian counterattacks or temptation of any kind to change his plans not to resume a decided offensive until he is well settled in the conquered positions. The Austrians, whose losses in
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    GERMANY WEAKENS.
    228 5 u Peace Campaign Begins. New York, Aug. 11. There is now more talk of peace ia America than evert This is attributed to German inspiration. The Searat new^paoers lead the campaign with a full page editorial entitled Let a league of neutrals urge the making cf peace ia
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    RACIAL TROUBLE IN AMERICA.
    61 5 Philadelphia, Au| 11. Several thousand Italians armed with clubf. and bottles and waving Italian and American flags storm ed a meeting cf Austro German agitators and pummelled tbe audience. The meet iug was part of the programme arranged by German sympathisers to persuade Italian reservists net
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    THE SHELL HARVEST.
    57 5 London, Aug. II. Mi Lloyd George in an interview with a correspondent of Temps said the shell output was flffcy times greater in July than in last September and will be a hundred times greater this August and from thence onward will Increase surprisingly. Twelve thousand skilled
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    LT. LORD'S DEATH.
    55 5 I. mdon, Aug. 1 1.— It appeal a that Flight jaub- Lieut Lord was flying fa I in a ring* le-aeatei scout. Landing in tbe dark he ran too far into h cornfield where his machine overturned, He was thrown out and broke both leg i and
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    THE ZEPPELIN RAID.
    51 5 I. odoo, Aug 11. The Press Bureau says another woman was killed and a farther a-, an and woman were wounded in I lin ra;d. i him, Aag 11. -Fom Zeppelina passed Ameiand from the west to Germany. Five were sighted the previous ing goii g ei
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    WAR HONOURS.
    8 5 London, Aug. 11. The Gazette ease <
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    1501 5 Ordinary Meetinc*. Thursday, Aug. 12thPresent. H. E. the Governor (Sir Arthur Yourg K.C.M G.) m the Genera] Officer Ccminanding tbe troops (Biiy. -Gen. D Kidcut, c m.g.) The Hoa. Col. Sec. (R J. Wilkinson, c.m.g.) Attorney-Genera) (Ci. A.. Goodmau.) Col. Treasure- (A. M. Pountney.) Col. Engin-er (F. J.
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    PATRIOTIC SINGAPORE CHINESE.
    74 5 GUT OF AN AEROPLANE. It is pleasant to Lear that (three Singa- i pore Chinese Residents) Messrs Tan Wi Van, Sin Chins Blea, aud Tan Kim Wah, have subscribed 111,160 ;o the Singa«j pore Chinese Aeroplane Pond.* 1 and thus give one aeropl me, to be named
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      169 5 I A NEW SHIPMENT OF BFWIAW PIPFQ li I? lift O 111 LiiJ //V 4/.1. SHAPES. SOLE AGENTS ix ()H N wS( N Mr .n I S CAIRO-EGYPT BOUTON ROUGE FELUCCA MADE FROM THE FINEST SELECTED LEAF ONLY. IN AIRTIGHT TINS OF 50. I N BaL i; EV B B
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      895 6 Shipping KONINKLMKE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2— S, Collyer Quay. USDER CONTRACT WITH THB NETHEKLANDB INDIA GOVERNMENT. Buys&es Kemai, Bandjermasin, Stagen, Kota-Baroe, Balik-Papan, Samarinda, Tarakan and Bcelongan Aag 13 Van Goes3 Belawan Deli Aui 18 ■iTim Batav a, Seinarsng. ?ourabaya aad Pasoeroean with transhipment at Fusoeroean
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      631 6 Shipping "ELLERMAN" LINE. For LONDON HULL as. CITY OF RANGOON sailing on or about Aug 26. For LONDON s.s. KANDAHAR" sailing on or about Sept 14. s.s. CITY OF VIENNA sailing on or about Sept 25. The above steamers have accommodation for a few flrat class passengers. For particulars as
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      542 6 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LIMB. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD bk Polyn^sien Aug 13 ss Cordilif-re Aug 15 88 Nera Aug 27 gs Paul L( cat Aufi 29 88 Amazone bep 10 ss Magellan Hep 12 SsCordill^ie Bep 24 A Steamer Sop '26 ss
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      445 6 Shipping STEAM NAVIGATION COMPa m Fop China, Japan, Penaag, Ce Aastralia, India, Aden, eJL Mediterranean Ports, Piymooi* and London Through Bills of Lading tv BQ6d to| Ooast, Perelan Gulf. GocltDentai ana An Portß. «>-u<B7is, Bteamere will leave Singapore od oi m MAIL LINES HOMBWAED (FOB EtKQPB From Singapore, ccnnecttDi Colombo
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    LATER THAN THE MAIL.
    1088 7 HOLLAND'S PRECARIOUS POSITION. Warning from Mr Churchill. Rotterdam, July 13.— Mr Winston Churchill, in an interview with the "Nieuwe Kotterdarasche Courant," cenßored in Lori- j don, remarked Had Antwerp been able to obtain transports along the Scheldt it. need not have fallen, and the Belgians j
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    EXPLOIT OF INDIAN PRISONERS.
    391 7 Foub Months to KabuXm Renter's .A^oncy has received in forma tion of an exploit on the part of Indian troops that will 6taud out as one of the most remaikable incidents of the war. Not only is it an example of great en durance and pluck,
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    THE NEW WAR LOAN.
    142 7 ()u:u A Million Sukscriheks. It Is inleresUng to noto some of the figures published regarding subscriptions to the New War Loau. The London, City ond Midland ank and Lloydi i).\i:k led off with Bubsctiptiona of .021,000,000 each the London, County and Westminster coining next with £20,000,000.
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      147 7 TROPICAL ROOFING TO lo Supplied with patent KANT LEAK KLEATS which do away with the necessity of using sticky cement at the overlaps. j ;.-,v -j-vr GENASCO is the result of over 30 years experience in the manufacture of Ready Roofings. Its durability makes mi it tht k most economical
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      356 7 ailBBggj^^^millillllitllHKg»gilillß §33 Our bloodSs composed of red lad white corpusck JGKi the white to fight disease. In Anxmia. the arc more cr L deficient. Thus the blood cansot properly sustain and r-ou >h eb h 1 e ]Baq eyes become dull, tl*e face v. 1 e tad a f eiirg
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    WOMAN'S SHARE IN THE WAR.
    1427 8 A Source of Stbength. A Neutral Observer in Tba Times describes the immense ta-k which German won en are fulfilling in tha war, not only in the economical management of their homes, but in providing equipment and munitions for the Army. One of the cLief
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    SALE OF A BUSINESS.
    156 8 I ih.OCO POB <-':•: '1 1 SEN. The Bfalaj Mail learns thai En conaeqaenca of dissolution of partnershi] the] business of the old established firm Uk;; 1 Tong Beng, goldsmiths and jewellers, of Padoh street, Kuai.i Lampur, vras put Dp! to auction on Saturday and was
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    APPLICATION OF SCIENCE.
    122 8 i i ■■■nkl of Inventions Coium London, July 19th. sir Joseph Thompion, Professor of Experimental Physical at Cambridge Sir Charlei Pa electrical engineer, and head of Parsons ai d i 0., Newcastle on Tyne and Mr <J. T. Beilby, a well known scienti arc, to act on
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      369 8 9 SOME MAKES OF PENS 111 figg A A are pretty, but fail the >^n^ /tff^ _^_H___l test of hard work. Some jf.^^__S R.-13 pens write under fav- wa tJ-V-l y ourable conditions, but /i«Hr pc oiinr wfiu ftFTTHP iail when driven. The Uj fms ♦SWAN' stands every #i|7*^* r__t_ieed.
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      240 8 S 15 VARIETIES. I &*K Vfc POTTED S Mm ALL DELICIOUS AND APPETISING JLsW MEATS. GAME, HAM, CHICKEN AND TONGUE, ETC., ETC. j| BsVl H ■bsbbJ Prep&rcd by a celebrated Chef under ideal conditions of cleanliness and seieclion. JfSr IN GLASS, TINS AND WHITE JARS. Mf ONE OF THE BEST
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    131 9 AUG. 12, 1915. The following are the only shares as to which changes are notified in Messrs Fraser and Co.'s yesterday's share list Names Bayers Sellers Bekoh Is 4*d Is s|d Merlimau 3a lid is io hi Sapong 6s 3d 7s RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Ayer Psoas 14.80
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 9 up to kng. 12) B^nk 4ms 2 I dtimau.': 3 2-4 5 32 Prlvata credit? Bms 24, France demand Bank 304 I?DiA. T. I. 17el HOS3SOSS, dema; d 5 i. Yosobama, dein?i d lltl JAV4 demand 140" BANQEOK, demacJ 66i Sovhbbiokb, Baci Baying „e tS. ti Bank oS England
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    PRODUCE
    111 9 Aug. 12. Gambler Cuba No. 1 13.40 G&Lcbier Cnbe Ho. I 12.00 Fepp 3r lilac^ cr-iin. S'pOtfl 19.00 Papper, ("White ?a r hi. oo Nutruef.s (110 bo ttfl lb. -1.00 Bali Coffee [4% Black 27.08 Tapioca, small pearl (fair quality l 5.26 do Jo flake d0... 4.80 do medir.m
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      525 9 f War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. j WHAT OTHER PROPERTY iS P I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,00C deposited with the Supreme Court
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      488 9 sf India Australia and ihlns. !P«€9RFORiITE9 EY WYil OHJIRTER, ?IID UP CAPITAL tt.BOO.OCC BSSSRVB FOKD «I,BOO,UCC 3«t*vc Lltbllliy of P-0?rle50W«. 21 200,0C r HEAD OFFICE! 18. BI3EO?SeiT2, LCHDOU, B. C. Innln Hongkoug Psnanj Ba2j;l:ct Ilcllo Puk6» Batavla Ipch Mangoon Borcbßy Karachi Saigon Cftlcatta Khnfl Bcremban Oandoa Kofca Bh&ngbal Csfca Kna!*i
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      469 9 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. Ltd. CAPITAL AUTHORISED 21,500.000 CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED £1,125,000 CAPITAL PAID-UP £362,500 RESERVE FUND £500,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS K. J. Black Esq., Chairman. James Campbell Esq. j H. Melvill Simons Esq. J. M. Ryrie E«q. Sir David Yule. Chief Manager Percy Mould Esq. Jjoadon Manager Jan. Stcaavt
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      373 9 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. The undersigned having been; appointed Agents of the above Company are prepared to accept Fire, Life, Marine, Motor Car, Personal Accident, and Fidelity; risks at current rates. WEARE Co., Ltd., e nte ■21-7 35 ROBINSON ROAD. 23-8 ROYAL INSURANCE Co. Ltd. FIRE AND LIFE. j Total Fund
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      17 9 j Two Special Lines in Note Pajers. STONEHENGE HAND-MADE AND JACQUES CALLOT WHITE LINEN. FRASER NEAVE, LIMITED.
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      221 9 WEATHER REPORT. Kanlasg Kctbaa Ho^pitß! Aug. 11. Sam IP.M 9 v.M Btr?na. ?S I «ih. /9.?99 M.809 19.817 Tera?. 0 fcB 5 82 0 We» Dr_ib Thtß. B\o 79 0 r 5 Dix. cl Wind s. S.w. oilm PASSENGERS EXPECTED, F<r I'. AO. rtr Maloj i Nur T. a. Bimj
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      506 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vessels in port at 11 a.m. on Hug, 12, 1915. British. Name Date of Arrival Kemarka Havre Au£ 10 Fuh Wo Naneric Aug 11 No. 7 Wharf Medusa Kriau P. i O. Wharf Kinta, Inner Roads Kaka EdencLJe Aup 12 Banea Calypso Quorra M t I.;
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB.
    676 10 The following i3 tha report of the Committee for the year ended 80th Juno. Finance The result of the year's working shews a surplus of Receipts over Expenditure of 1314 03. In accordance with the resolutiou passed at the last Annual General Meeting 50 cents of tho
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    SEPOY LINES GOLF CLUB.
    54 10 The ladies' bogey competition for Au^Urft was won by Mre. Webb The following were the bcoic- Mrg. Wabfa 1 vp Mrs. Peirce all Eouaro Mrs. F. U. Steven? all square Mrs. l>r;nnmond all iquare Mrs. Fowlie all square Mrs. Qartnell 1 down Mrs. Keith 1 dawn
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    CRICKET.
    55 10 The following will represent the Married va Single cu Saturday 14th intft. at 2 p.m. sharp oa the S.C.C. ground R. L. L. iiraddell Dr. J. A. Campbell, 11. M. Cantrell, C. H. G. Clarke, E. \V. Day. F. Dea6on, O. P Griffith-Jones (Capt), 11. W. Noon, F. Ruchwaldy,
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    THE NEW CIRQUE.
    358 10 On tho Bench Road site, fortr.eily oc- I copied by them, the New Cirque opened for their return visit of one week, and, judging by the large audienco present, both European atd native but, more particularly the latter, this return visit is a very welcome one, anyway
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    346 10 CB IMPIONSRIP i'i\ \L. The final g;nn in the S. C C. la.vn tennis championship w.is f i 1 1 i^ a L? J l.i-it evening before a moderately large a*ten daace of ipeotatori including H. B the Governor. The game varied iu its fortunes
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    145 10 Friday, IBth and Sunday, 15tfi Ava. Johnston's Tier at 9, 10 and 11 a m., 8.80 and B ffO p.m. Club Bungalow at '.).30 and 10.80 a.m 12.15, 8 and 6 SO p m, Diving Competition and Team Race,— Tfaete events irill take place on Sunday after
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    56 10 «^J The Nippon Yusen Kji*ha will build eix vessels of 7,500 tons aud three of 8,200 toaa the coming year. Orders foe I five have already been placed with the Mitsubishi Shipyard, to be completed in I May, August and October of 1916. The order for the other four was
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    THE DEFENCE BILL.
    972 10 A Phn'ang View. Public opinion throughout tha Colony has welcomed the annouueemeut that the Reserve Force Bill is to be carried through all its stages at the next meeting of the Legislative Council on Thursday. Ic Speaks much for the patriotic sentiments of the community that this
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    THE BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.
    350 10 A strong appeal has been issued by headquarters of this tuad for sustained effort in maintaining receipts. It is aeBerted on the evidence of the American Minister iu Brussels that there is not a single instance in which a pound of food 6ent out under the
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    PRINCE OF WALES FUND.
    175 10 amount previously acknowledged IS) 9 <~ ui.'db Jinrikisba Peons flOtb) J 11. 1). 100.00 Rtaff, Baetem Extension Au*tra lasts and China l\ legrapfa Co. Ltd. (July): B B. 3 0 a. Bennett 10 C. R. W. ('ouiiiht'3 5 H. W. 111-. 5 S. C. Harris 5
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    RED CROSS WORK FOR THE WOUNDED.
    137 10 Owing to to day being a public holiday,' there will be no meeting at tbe Tunglin Olub. Those who wish to take or bring in woik are asked togo Instead to Bochalio, 10 QraDge Road, where work will be received ami given out* <>;i
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