The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 17 August 1915

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1 10 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    Masthead
    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. FEN CENTS SINGAPOEE, TUESDAY, A! GUST 17, 1915. NO. 8,521.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    198 1 Qecerons rccrgniticn is made by Russia oi the all-important influence of the Hr;tibli fleet on the course of the war— Pjg^ 5. The hoped for big news from the Dardanelles h«s not yet came, hnt th" successful Briti&k landing at Snrla Bay ia c.nfirmed I'uge 5. Greece
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    GEMS.
    1158 1 i trai made raoafl If of the pre historic use of spiral she':. U uameuts. la the first and second MlttMNttti of Troy, beads p.aJ diacs ot caraelian, lapis lazuli, and amber were similarly used tops of columns n\).i lenzes of cacti crystal have also beeu found, L^ter. amongst,
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      194 1 (The brand which Is used fill over V-m* World. Some Large Contracts where "Rhinoceros Brand has ifooon used. London Count]/ Council LOO.OOO Tons. Keynam Docks 80,001) fmmingham Doi*ks 40. ?:JO ig Tanjong Pagar Docks 20,^00 ii ROSVth H^i BESS (Under Construction) j i/'.'.^' O/?i /it Mokifj States Railway, t(c. £c.
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      158 1 I ORNAMENTAL j £1, Hill Btb (PA CENTI j Imitation Marble, Egyptian i >LE OWNER AND PATEN! EE, IN THE MATTER GF THE RLIEN E tM!£S (WINDIMG-UP) GROINAKGfi J9.4. M) IM TiiL HAI rEB OF BEHH BEYER &N0 COIPIMV LIMITED AN ENEMY COMPANY WITHIN THE ESEINIfIG CF NOTICE JFSaE p
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      181 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS I ir William)' Pink IMla— Page 2. Retriever do z ijst Page S. Auction announcements Pa£je 3. Little's Oriental I'.hn Page 8. BdUikruptc; lo'lco Page Woods' Great Peppermint Cure P.<_ Records nt Etobiasoa'e Pdge v. Adelnbi Hot* I ig4 5. i Revised Bailing ht-ts Page 6. Ifcbiloia Page
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      119 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 17th. B; I; Water i "'< r.v.:., Mp ru Wednesday ISth. ,fT i k n .t. -is -a t.; H p ru. }i: -i i i ter Mo :i. TfearsdSJ 19 h BlKfi Wa* r h s- 3 p m Friday 20,h. lii^h \V. t r ,4
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    AN AMERICAN DEPORTED.
    454 2 Chi the departure of the steamer Japan lot Penang Singapore, and Chinese and Japanese ports yesterday (sayi the Rangoon Gazette ol angvsl 7:hj there was depotted from British India b] crdt-rs of the Local Government onder the Foreigners Ace Charles W, Alien. VfhOM paSSpOft eho-.ved him to
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      54 2 DRIVING BELTS. liMntly considerable Inmble arises through UM right Uelt not being selected and the drives not properly arranged. The QANDI Belting which is world r i famous m for its strength, durability and gripping power is especially Puitable for this climate and is not affected by heat or moisture.
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      537 2 NERVOUS CHILDREN. Frcm early Bpr'ng cutil Ji ly Ifl the time tiiat hr. VLtiis" dance Q9naJly develop?, snd nervojs children th aid be cwefnlly WAtohed during tfcat time for S) mptoms o! the di-.,eas( IrrltahiU y i one tf the li st eis:ns noted. The chi:d tx ts, is qnarrelsome,
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      511 2 To-Night To-Night AT THE Opening Night of the Great j Universal Mystery Drama By England' 3 Greatest Fiction Writer, E. Phillips Oppenhaim I The Universal Film Ma tufacturing Co. is far famed for its production of Serial,. "The Black Box' is the fourth production and without question the best I:
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      301 2 GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRa:!^ KEWEFJSOD.'S! NEW REELS p OF 1 :1K WO OREII BBf AIT AT I POVUIjAB CIM.M "«J1I€C»" PICCUR6 Pfltflpp V^-_^^T P > JUNCTION OF ALBERT BENCOOLEK STRCri< J^ll *>" v^^^-/i I rBE KO3I WONDERFUL PBOTO-PLAI \L srp: V\ !WKirn cuai v oodd4bd n distii 20 TWENTY EPISODES
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    GERMANS' APPARENT CONFIDENCE A GLOAK FOR GROWING ANXIETY.
    303 3 GERMANS' A PPARENT CONFIDENCE A GLOAK FOR GROWING ANXIETY. from Nc-w York state that if pvblisbM au ictelßg article by Mrs Dotv.au American J iUeodcd the Women's Peace; Bag**, aud subsequently!, a Berlin, where Bfcfl fftf impressed kka i Btward confidence > h e a growing uneasi ite success cf
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    HUTTON'S MARKET REPORT.
    171 3 M nchester, Joly 9 J. el generally net Sod di baTC 1 1 :-i::g tLe p :.or there will be mocti it the moment. Fhingl stem lo j ud down into a and it np*i| si influence ca tbefi tif Thai l :Utr report on th»- g
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    8 3 the wax Rid I I a Po v!>r,
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      1771 3 Auctions r i i.i ■ii i IUCTiOtt S LE OF A Large Chatswood "I vincible" Iron Safe ineiJe Measurements 3 ff. 7 m by 3 ft. Cm. 10 Bl HELD AT GUK SALE ROOM Oti Thursday, 10th August, at 11 a.m. POWELL 5 Co., Auctioneers. 17-3 19 8 i SHERIFFS
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      439 3 To Let FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET. Ebuß fttxniehed lmmws to t.telo* to town. Apply a c/o i ice Press. 6-8 uc TO LET FURNISHED. l.in\ane, 74 King's Road. MM 0 un\ Road Station, Kent |90, entiy sth (/ctober. Apply to J. M. MACLEAN, l.isvane. 14-1 24-8 TO LET FROM Ist
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  • Domestic Occurences.
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      MARRIAGE.
      18 4 FIiSTeHEB TIiLLM-N.— July 7, at Kercsky, W. PLBTC* ER, m D., of Kuala Lumpur, to BrfATBXOB IIiI.LMAN.
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      DEATHS.
      32 4 EISENDERG -At 8-54, Dato Kramat Boad, Ihe wife «.f 1. EISBNBEHG, of United Engineers, Ltd. Bwen.— July 17, at Sheffield, Margaret, wife of Lamb bet Bowen, of ihe P.M.S., aged 31.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Aug, 17, 1915.
    2282 4 The Singapore Free Press. T uesday, Aug, 17, 1915. ld« Press ihe l*-oj >'.Q, .i "I jl rtous inecepts e:tM» rails and I.u^. It :s perhaps true tbat nowhere within equal compass could there ho n ore potentialities of future tragedy, then nnex] ed, than within the 1250 of tl
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  • Correspondence.
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      THE HARI RAYA.
      119 4 To the Editor. -no the occasion of the H Puasa, 1 received he era! ird grains from friend, wi hiu R ta of the Season, and i I am surprised to !lud that there j including one from medan gentlemen which cons expressions as "a H w
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    THE SINGAPORE MUTINY.
    163 4 On July 20. m Mr K. iTKeiU b Colonies whether be b information to I at Singapore i:i sous were mord rraan iir White opinion m I I out r Lbiough receive 1 before Baling with jt. thai m the Coin cials appointf-d bj tl m the
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    OFFICERS FAMILIES FUND.
    34 4 Tc er6 of the Xav> .1 m the i I Mi s Owen arkncv tbe fol!r Previous Collection at Church of ice. Jobore Anonymous I lection from 1 Mrs lilack (moBthl)
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    13 4 Agei ,o.L! aud I awal: It I «^*il 1
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    38 4 The t Cb:».rl fmnou* d :l <.ii July I, I I I irlaa, 800 i educated m Beottaß* Or and hHd one of I practices m t'aruda Pbrliaa ,nt I Hr 6 DMM N IftM i.ua.i <.' t! miuion.
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      214 4 llf you take a pride m the Cigarettes I ■■m jli^ YOU SMOKE 1 vD l^ D'PSiZK^''*' -^l r t c 'HIGjT CLASS I is a tfn -antee of a 1 Vi^U^'? -r-^^S x J Cigarette ai its b~ FRESH SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED. I GAL DPFCK MACGRFROS k Go I
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    THE WILY TEUTON.
    135 5 EXPOSURE OF INTRUDES IN UNITED STATES. Trickery with Munitions. k*i nm'fl Ban mi Sew York, Aug. 16.— Yi. v World devotes three pases to uu exposure of German intrigues m the luited States, I on correspondence ol representr; :-m:m Government, including the l tapt -icellor, Bethmann Hollweg,
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    PROVED VILLIANIES.
    107 5 I i ;;i;es o: Capt. Boj-Ed. i I I Providence the Governmen iicu lii the neutrality Cud go! ents ;>ian jrk ar. here l >'■. n resetreturned tj >rts wbioh yin Horo, vrho anc< ro bridge on Plot gainst British Warships signed a confes rman Govern m t!.:>
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    DARDANELLES DAY-BY-DAY.
    75 5 14. —An communiI tbe recent fighting m the s raention3 that the Eri:. la S !a Bay. p^ch cruiser has bombarded and )23 factory v tice tf the bombardment so that thf* neighbourhood be evacuated. None of the ad were damaged. -ii communish have been recent la] (iallipoli,
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    SHELLS AND BOMBS.
    23 5 long Range Fightitg m tkeWtst 15. There have been Dg igements ir and m Lorraine. on i 1 -of fely.
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    THE POPE AND THE PRUSSIANS.
    23 5 Aiu*. I".— Accordiug to a the Po; nt ten thoui foi the relief of snfferers m te deploi
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    SEREMBAN GARDEN PARTY.
    81 5 v held ft oi the b place House, >ple« There •iou3 including an aeri y, vrhilc- tea ided Ci afternoon, Scottish lelecicppe mu^ic wore plaj-rd by ;!^rB of V:.- ted Set ktiah Pinen irl bi ing, -R, (lion i ipt H 3 i 5. -I. Qilcbriat, and
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    SIGNS IN GREECE.
    138 5 RECRUITS FOR PRESENT YEAR CALLED UP. Germans Angry with Yenizelos. [B? Submarine Cable]. Paris, Aog 16. A telegram from Athena says Ibal n. Royal decree calls to the colours the class of 1915. M, Venizeloa had a two hours' farther uudicuce with the Kiup. is Btateti that
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    ITALY'S BIG GUNS.
    138 5 Some Fine Marksmanship ;e, Aug. 15.— A furious battle is raging on the Cadore frontier. The enemy inte Piitna zone concentrated ;r batteries and attempted to attack >rce to regain the lost ground. Even taaJ --a most violent struggle tli<j enemy was driven back with heavy losses
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    DEMAND FOR BRITISH COAL.
    60 5 Paris, August 15.— UpOD learning the latest order prohibiting the exportation oi any British coal except under licence, the French <; >vernmeut immediately sent a high official to London to represent the complete dependence of France upon Bogland tot coal. Every assurauce has DOW been given
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    REASONING WITH THE MEXICANS.
    52 5 Bhington, august 15.— The appeal to Mexico by the Latin-American Conference iahed. Without any intimation of armed intervention, it calls on the Mexican leaJ?csto meet somewhere m Mexico or on neutral ground to "adopt the flrat step 3 necessary t") a cjnsubutiDii il re^oa- .ioa of
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    FRANCE'S GOOD CROPS.
    41 5 Paris, August 15. The crop statistics are most reassuring. The crop of 1915 was gathered m less time than that of 1913 notwithstanding the lack of agricultural labour. Indications are ol an average wheat yield with oats abundant.
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    CABLES IN WARTIME.
    273 5 War i werience has bhown tbafc wireless telegraphy cannot t ik< n thn place of cabli and that it is jasl as necessary r\;r us to keep our means of Fubraarine communication intact as it was before tbe more modern invention. Tbis is the main contention of
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    38 5 The exemption from jury service of volunteer! m Ceylou has been withdrawn. The notification states that the men were joining In buch numbers that the coutiuuiince of the exemption would seriously reduce the efficiency of the jury Bysteui.
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    FORTRESSES ASSAILED.
    211 5 RUSSIANS IMPULSING AUSTROGERMAN ATTACKS. Hindenburg's Effort. KCUTIBW iSXSVICH. London, Augtist 15. A new battle is developing m the Baltic provinces but j the situation around P.iga is unchanged. General Hindenburg's armies m the Dvintk region are, however, making a great effort to check the Russian offensive. The Kus?innri
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    RULING THE WAVES.
    133 5 Russian Tributes To British Fleet. Petrograd, Aug. 16. —Ad excellent effect bas been produced by the publication by the British Ambassador cf a statement of tbo extent of the British naval and military participation m the war. The Ambassador states that when Turkey de dared war, Russia
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    201 5 By Coubtbs\ oi the French Consul Grnbrai* Pnris, Aug. 15. Yesterday] east of the road to Lille, we exploded a munition!depot. To day, between tbe oise and the Aiene, we exploded sevoral mines and occupied the cavities formed. Nineteen French aeroplanes dropped 10-S bombs on the artillery
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    ALLIES' COMBINED BLOW.
    206 5 The Attitude of the Balkan States. Discussing iho visit of General Porro, Assistant Chief of the Italian General Staff, to General Joffre, at tho French front, and to the principal representatives of the Republic m £\xi is, the Turin c< rrespondent of the "Daily Chronicle," quoting 'lift
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    THE LATE CAPT. RAFFLES-FLINT.
    455 5 THE LATE CAPT. RAFFLES- FLINT. We do not suppose anyone who visited British North Borneo up to the time of his retirement m 1909 failed to meet j Captain R .files Flint. He was one of the best known men m the territory, whether I at Sandakan, where his house
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    BEHN, MEYER AND CO.
    246 5 The Heml i>f!:ce cf Behn, Meyer ami Co., Ltd., m Singnporp atnl thtir branch m Pen an g being m compulsory liquids tion under the alien Ivieuiiea (Winding l'p) Ordinance 1914, their Bangkok branch has also experienced difficulties m cmyin^» on busint'ss, as they practically reaped
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    THE SCOTT CASE.
    134 5 THE SCO TT CASE. The case was concluded m tho Police 1 Court. Kuala Lumpur, on Friday m wliicb Mr E. 11 Scott, planter, was charged with criminal breach ci tiust with respect to JlOO. Blr A. s. Bailey appeared for tlio prosecution, Me 11. li. Walker defending ac CU6I
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    51 5 It, lias been decided tliat Terrttoriale wbo take Imperial Bervice obligations will cot be liable to trauhfer tv any othet bat* talion or coip?. In connection wtu the Presbyterian I Church work, the Indus will nieec at tho' Mnnse, 35, Cavtmigh Ro d, ut 4 80 p hi. to day.
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      294 5 "THE PASSING SHOW OF 1915." ELSIE JANIS tHte^^* 1 ASl> ALI T} L «^S v !^ss-- ORIGINAL ARTISTS THE RECORDS. 10-Inch Double-sided Record -1.75 C 375 1 3 42 1 Ballin' the J* Tmt ELSIE Mill 12-Incli Double-sided Records. «2 75 ea i ***** Prudence (Herman Fin k) HUMJHBI M
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      512 6 S h i p t> i n^g KQNIN^LIJKE PaKE^VAART {«AATSCHAPPIJ Hojal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, COL.LYER QUAY. r'NDER CONTRAHT WITH TilK NBTHEREiANDa INDIA OOVKRNMEWT. 3'Ja HBTSfsai Aug 17 BUM Yuntoli and Palembaag Aug 18 V. Paf.ra Bkmw, Letong. Kramat, Mara Tarempa. Midai, Gcnticg, PoeloePandj ing and Seraasan Aug
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      562 6 Shipping "ELLERMAN" LINE. For LONDON HULL s.s. CITY OF RANGOON sailing on or about Aug 26. 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 first class passengers. For particulars as to rates
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      355 6 Shipping 2 1 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHIN/I, JAPAN TEYLCN and MARSEILLES. BOMEWA.BO 1015 OrTWARD ■sPoijn .-a Au i ie< rdi era ■9 Nera A 83 AiDa/one > 10 as M II as Cordii)' c pl 4 A. m- amee s- I'nul Lcx-dt 'ct j A Ptecunec Oct I
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      118 6 STEAM NAY: a1I0« CCWjukit al i lia, Aden Meditc 1 n Ports, Piy^ For Egypt I f It.'* liiigapore. Par S ruut& are inte r s fc Cc Sic; j free of cl Kail nof.c Bombay r tl The T. O. cane i sta'e of k: all UaJ OMMdflDi i
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      420 7 I War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester Douse, Singapore, LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. N The Owiymwj hafl £20.00 C fletscsited with the Supremo Court of England, &ad oompliefl with the Erltibh Life Assurance Companies Act m
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      412 7 I Hi k^ r ::i and 6hl iKOiPOiUTEI iliieilßTEl, fllD Z? 01i I U Jti I Fv.i w £1,80 ISa&O*} tietom~. *IVIC1 V 1C HEAT 88, BI3HCPBB 'r D Vii 5. Q. \mm >.-,* Rongkoag Per d i Bans, kofe Puket Bat;..-. Racgrua tmbaj Ka; Balgoa H» HI-.. Berembaa atca
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      487 7 THE 0? I^iOiA. Ltd. CAPITAL AUTHORISED £1,500.000 CAPITAL BUBSCSIBSD £1,125,000 CS?JTi».L PAID 'j? £582,500 KBIERYE FUN) £500,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS B. J. BLACK ESQ., Chairman. James Campbell E'jq. H. Slelvill Simons Esq. i. Bf. Byrle Esq. Sir I avid Yule. Chief Manager Percy Mould Esq. London Mani er Jas. Bteoart
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      363 7 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., U enta 21-7 35. ROBINSON ROAD. ROYAL INSURANCE Co. Ltd. FIRE AND LIFE. Tot \i. Fi sd 6x<
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      926 7 I Auctions MORTGAGEES' SALE OF The Valuable and Beautiruliy Situated Freehold Residential Property Known as Mount Washington. Commanding a magnificent view ol the entrance to Keppel Harbour and 'he To be held at Powell ft Co.'s sale-rccm On Tuesday, Hie 17th August, af 2-3Q p.m. r Jhe property confeista of
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    THE DARDANELLES.
    1480 8 Enver Pasha's Failure. Tho following cables appear m Australian papsr3 dealing with the opera- j tions m the Dardanelles. Mitylene, July 9. A few days ago Enver Pasha renewed his attempt to expel the Australians. He was not only repulsed, but tho Australians pushed their lines further inland,
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    FOR RUSSIAN-U. S. SERVICE.
    192 8 A Russian American Conference will bo called at Vladivostok soon to solve the old problems regarding the opening of a service between that port and America and to form an alliance on the matter of Vladivostok is the only port Russia has m the Fa* East
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    NAVAL BLUEBOOK.
    145 8 interesting fa; ts are revealed as to the, way the Navy haa been increased by a blueboofe containing tha annual statistics of shipbuilding aud dockyard transactions. Daring 1913 14 a Bam of I"J 3.:". v. expended on airsb/ps, biplanes, monoplanes nu-A Beaplanea. TLo airshipa under con Btrtiotion were
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      314 8 ABOUT PILLS- >ursc f ,v!U. This misipprehcnsion is- no do«W due to the V; i iprJssion that ptlla are merely purgative, which may be correct m »JS .stances. Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, however, are t\;. 3 11K vl pu^atives, acting upon the bpwels only, bol rontoln more ortant' properties,
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      443 8 POLICY No. *****. $10,000 N v This* policy on the life of a prominent gentleman m Maiava aturpfl aow caeu» the o^tio^al neUiodi of settlement ofifered hiru mI I iUUe r t J CASH Face of policy 10.003 '<: Cash Bonus 5.805. 15 805 (Subject to medical raoott) 111 ANNUITY
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1407 9 issued by FBASER& Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, Aug. l(>th. All quotations of Sterling Stares must be regarded as purely nominal for the present. Qa*. [8301, PAID, Lksi D:r. BUTKK8. Sellers. 85,000 81 8a AUftgai 5*> in 2 3 f0D,C r 0 1 l Anglo-Java 6 7J
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 9 Corrkctf:d dp to kng. ltw Bank 4 m a 8-4{ demand 2 4 5 3 2 PHviitC credits B m s 2-4 25 02 France demand Bur.k 305 am*, T. T. l?r j iO£O3AMA, d3HIDI d ~LY±, d-L>i:-_:.d 1^ Sf V33i:iGr;a Baal Buying s S^ i 4 3- n:
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    PRODUCE
    76 9 A o£i 16. Fepi-.tT Black ordia 'pore 19.00 Tapioca, small pearl (fair quality) 6.25 fa do flak -3 u0... do rr.euiutn pearl d 0... 620 Paerl Sago, imal] 7 00 Copra Bed! 7 40 Copra Ponti&nah „< 7 20 Ori'jn, Benarei cr.cert^'ri 1,000 Gocoriute rcr land 1 2 5
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      312 9 a.: r-: ?JlM'£t llPIil" ilil^^n L v.; U Li| V (X DCLr no JL ■|t|f a*, CEriliiNE. uithurguinhkbs, son&com?'J^*\' EBTJ?W E3) Export Stout produced by these '.'^H&K^lpi »f |Q /\pCO B iEflaitely grcatei thp.n those claimed! Stout bottled nsdei the "GREAT X BEAD" brand i-. Btoredio JJtssrs w 5> Birtimew
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      105 9 OSAKA SHOSEN KAISOA (Osaka Mercantile Sieairship Co., Ltd.) KOBE BOMBAY LINE. The Company maintains a regular cargo service with nix steaiaois calling at Moji, Kokkaichi, Hongkoog, tibigapore, Port Swetten* biin, Ponangi CSolombo aL.i Bombay utd od cne return voyage cnlliC' 1 a: Tuticcnn, pore, Hongkong and Moji. Vor Port Swetteiiham,
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      246 9 WEATHER REPORT. Kai^g KerbM HftfirfW Aug. 15. tf i 3 m 8 E* M Baron:. 32 raj ?3 8. 0 if.749 89 73( Temp. 87.0 II.Q MO Wot Br.lo Th 4 v 7«.S '9 5 Di#. cf Wici B.E. B.E i Time balls on F; rt Panning an 1 Mount
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      350 9 LATEST ARRIVALS. t vph^els m i rl at 11 a.m. on Aug. 18, IMS. British. Name Late of Arriva 1 ieraatke Hyi Leotig kmglt i^i tr iioads Amlit.- Wtiibora No. 7 Wharf Krian Inner Roads lOg M releoiachm Ho Fob d 16 < i if CJeuftilloch Lady Weld teg Sri
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    THE SINGAPORE MUTINY.
    3450 10 Qi. sties il Parliament l\ iaitlaud Ex Jains {Prom O'.r (jnu Correspondent) London, July 22nd. As will be seen from Hansard, Mr Gersnom Stewart last night raised the Question ol Singapore on tbe Colonial Office Vote, The Colonial Office paid a piv: ti bate to the wotk
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    THEFT OF REVOLVERS.
    240 10 The District Court was occupied nearly the whole of yesterday, m hearing *\rience m a cat- 1 m which a riki&ha pullet narmd Sek It Mvi l\ia was char^i .i v ;th luuhu breaking by n i^ Li t by breaking and entering the quarters of Warder,
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    96 10 The monthly medal al Keppel Golf Club] war- played for during the week end, and was won by 0. Li Boruemann, who re turned the en 1 nt bo. ih of 82— J 7 "C The followii g is Lhe dr.iw for the first round of the
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
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    253 10 Foi the tin f: of thi ee cbupilia of v;:li;> '20 cents, fiom a godOKn at Tai j I Pagar, Tan T» k Tuan was \i terdaj i I to prison foe seven d i> <. Pilot Alexander Snow, m the second police court, yesterday, charged A: rail Traki, the
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