The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 August 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. fBM CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 2:J, 1915. NO. 8,526.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    208 1 Lord Kitchener hns paid an extended visit to France Pagd 6. Tbere has been v <;eiiC' a! ar!il!eiy ucti viiy on tbe webt front Ptfgfl Our London rabber wire L^.t-e a Srn luniket m rtibb^r I'^"' 4 Italy has drclaced war oa Tot key Page 5. Several
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    SCHOOL HUMOUR.
    863 1 Babes and tackling! will obtain a bear!t:R whore gifted >U. MBMlt fall to do co. When Tommy h^giae to promulgate (Leo.:; 1 en] gee-geee' 1 and moo cows," admiring i.lHf.t's litten with an interest equal to that tfforded to a cbnucfllor of the Biettequeriatrod (icing bie first budget.
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      221 1 RAFFLES HOTEL BUILDINGS. tiC >» *T* (Daily or Monthly Rates) 1 I BENZINE. LUBRICATING OIL, TYRES, &c, &c. _g^_^>>^ i Always m Stock. _^^fe^^^ f ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. I o^^^/^' 1 i TERMS MODERATE. f IH )J|| C. G. C4RR, Y.n^iiM'W iii rliarj'\ 8 ISB KATZ BROS Ltd. NEW STOCK
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      103 1 Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Fear entrance to Borneo Wharf. Telepone 1026. Sea stocks of all kinds of Frozen Meats etc., can be delivered to shipping at the Wharves, or m the Singapore Roads on short notice. OFFICE HOURS. Weekdays 7 am. ta 5 p.m. Sundays I *<™' J a
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      243 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Smart Chinese clerk wanted Page I. kaU JVos. have a stock of gold aud [silver wrist watches Page 1. Shipping: X P.M.. S.S.S. N^ K. latest fc:iilings Kuala, for llangkok on Saturday I'jßefi. At the Casino The Black P.ox At tbe' 1 Palladium, The Coreican Brother^ at the
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      122 1 THE WEEK. Monday 23rd High \\bkttr— I k ft.m fi-M f.m. P. i. fiutward mail Expected. Tuesday 24th. II W..ttr 1 4U a.v:., I- y DB. Bt< iiarih >lcm- W. Wednesday 23th. n k ->i WaHrfer— l. y a.iv.. 0C p DB, Poll Moon. Thursday 26 h fltgh Water .1
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    PALE BEAUTY FADES.
    236 2 The girl who alw:i> a feels thoroughly tired out every veiling mo be beautiful, but her beauty will Boon fade, showii be fortunate Ifsheeacap* b a physical break do wd, because thi getting tired BO qnicl.lv is protab'y tho tir-t warning Bya>ptem il a thinningpf the bu
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    GERMANY'S FAILING CREDIT.
    395 2 Side Light en the Kaiser's Speech. There ha- Bltett d Ihw Ugll to London a briei arc. Qfl of kbe Kaiser's tea at speech m Berlin, wherein be stated that the war would be OTei m October. The circur. \:\v.n nodex which thai delivery was made r<
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    SELF-DENIAL
    470 2 It is to be feared lhat the people cf this country do not yet fully understand the need wbieb the war imposes upon them for self-denial m the Bmall luxnriefl oi lil Hundreds c' thousands have offered tLeir lives or, what Ifl harder, the lives o? those who are
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      245 2 wniaiiiOeS ii Uiihliui L VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL. Friday, Hug. 27, at 5-15 p.m. 80-8 27-3 m:re actors actresses BIYE ARRIVED FKOM BA.NDOENQ Indnding the tamcus Piima Douna M? S 5 U\TA WILL KPPEIB TO-M!CHT! THE STAR OPERA AT 1B r. THE AlB F. KOY A L N >. i-V. i:o.\D.
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      576 2 FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 23rd. AT 8 P.M. SHARP Yet Another Strong and Varied Feature Programme that should suit the most fastidious. IN 3 AC i £3. A Photo-Play after Alexander Dumas' great Novel iv which King Ba^gut. the famous actor, playa the final part, supported byyout
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      553 2 VICTORIA THEATRE GRAND BOXING TOURNAMENT' THURSDAY SATURDAY August 26th Mm. I (By kind permission and under the patronage of H.E. j m j ra j Sir Wartyn Jeram, K.C.B. and H.E. Brigadier-General Dudley Ridout Car Twenty five p«r cent of nett profits to be a t 0 tb( 50 ROI
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    LATE WAR NEWS
    888 3 The German Strength. ioa Aug. 9. Tbe Times' rcili- rr e/ -it examine* at length 5 Mnorti regarding Gewan troops i tbe West, and I tb« h^ht of the Galician cf the 141 German divisious "on the Wl Item li Mil including most ,ctiT« Armj Coff* Now
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    INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF BENGAL.
    331 3 Government Promises Assistance. Calc itta, T nl y 28. —In accepting Mr Baneajee'fl reftolntion at the Legislative Council tsTeetir^ to take measures to give effect to tbe rr-commecdations made m tbe report en the industrial development of Bengal, Mr Beataon Bell made a loug ipeech. Amongst
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    DARDANELLES CASUALTIES.
    68 3 In Ihc Hci;=e of Commons, on July 19, Mr Afijuitu informed Mr Joynson Hicks rl a: the total Casualties Mi.staiued by tb« i:iv,il and military fusees m the Dardanellei expedition up to tLe end of June MM as lulloU OFFK ERB. Killed V.' 1 1 (1 d Missing
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    BELTING-QUALITY BEFORE PRICE.
    120 3 Wl l n i< leeliog ddviog holt tbe quality thonld always be considered before price Kvtiv neex ksoirs ol the inoocTeDieocc atd loss occasioned bj a belt failiog lo dv its work, besides tb€ v feeling Ibal it niai bresi down B gaii at v line, it
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      726 3 Notices 1 NOTICE. We hereby give netfee tbat Mr. R hi. Lamb I has rejoined oar li m ficm let a.uguift 1 191&. T. M. LAMS Co. 21 8 18 H WASKSKG. All persons are psut'.onfd against making 1 unauthorised uhj <J' Reuier*! Service of News, j and any pers-on
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      689 3 I Auctions MORTGAGEE'S SALE i On Monday, 23rd August, at 2.30 p.m. 1 Lea c thuid Ja2<3 aaa hav e Nc. 4 Paieiubang Road cowpiist d m East Udia Coiupany a Leases NO3. 3 .570 and 1 ,57 i lor £9 years, entaining £c;o ding to the Govcrnm nt Resurvt
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, August 23, 1915.
    1421 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, August 23, 1915. Here shall the fteas iht Poople'i -iJ-i rrn";nt»ls^ (7tnwed by lnfluenci i. -i !>ril)-ii by ~sjn Htr.r patriot Trull :-rii>us piecepts draw. A general study of tbe considerable number of telegrams given to day must serve to convey to tbe mind of
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    CONGRATULATIONS To DR. LIM BOON KENG.
    219 4 CONGRATULATIONS To DR. LIM BOON KENG The Committee and Mercbera of the Straits Cbioesa Recrfeation Club, gave a j tea at the Club house on Saturday last n 5 p m., m honour of the appDintment of tbe Honourable Dr. Li:n lijon Kens; M an l.'uollicial Member of the Legislative
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    THE PALLADIUM.
    146 4 Tbe fice military Drama, "('curt M-.-.r tialled," immensely jileafeed tbe luryp uudienca ftt tbe }'al!adium on Batvrdaf night. whilst two very fuuuy ]>.. tures m Cruel. Cruel World' and The i New Batter** put everyone m tbe be6t of jhumcu'-. Then there were "The Black Box" and tbe
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    504 4 Legislative Council i:j'-ets ou Friday of this week. Tbe busiueee is mostly passage of various tiou cox.ticvert-ial bills, tut a Tost Office AniendriJtiil P.ili will be thktu through all fctaget. Sec. Lieut. P. liuden I'owell, vrhoee name appeared as wounded m the casualty jliut, was with Messrs. Hibbert. Wood r
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    IPOH NEWS.
    48 4 Tht r,mn El postal clerk who w •d at NbU| ou jarge f Suogkai post office was to.d ft y JS to to, run latticed pie*.;} He i war uun:\ < i Icaivr-d.i uag UoordUl be, n ,iouoft. to Urn In] U)lUoUo( I leriijb pf ibe lesolutiou.
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    THE ROLL OF HONOUR.
    13 4 I rom Our iouer o! p I la tLe
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    LONDON RUBBER WIRE
    18 4 I rrm Our Own C j The following divideade a I kng\o i nfa Castlefield
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    FRENCH GOLD: A CORRECTION
    32 4 MS, Ax:^ fterhn;; deposited m th> Wtmom •ue past 6»-VHii weeks. liii^ ia a rorrection. In a megsai pub:^h<-ii -aturday'b pope* tbe tot tekgMflM was over eighty mi
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    FRENCH CHAMBER TO HEAR WAR REPORT.
    30 4 j Iteit, I —An taiemei Bays thai the Frencb noned tbe Chamber cf IX meet id v and hear a Ettt< ment regaru ar.
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    OBITUARY.
    11 4 Lor- don Profetb^ invent. of > Ivarsau. died m bit tabor&toi
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      CCST OF LIVING.
      217 4 To .bi Bl Mr, Wnb reference to your footed to Secretary* U-r;;r m your istueofthi MOnrfag ti•. of the relative co« Of living hi the three principal citie* g India and i.\ re ie cue 1 cussed will people. My own rifurinnCM :ud two or tbre otln
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      183 4 SOLE El K/^ 77 1 M TO x\ vJf Hi 1.1 A i 3 *^^ffs '111 liliO fit'"- v ■>■ < jß^s^ j 9ES* Wi^T t ;^A.l^ Ij 11. M. S LEBTES I t-go:ng Dcsti Banter Launched 1918 I. ti._r fl r ••...:.> f| Drao I L 5 fl, Twin
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    RUSSIA STEADFAST.
    295 5 p :iF£MENTCOIITINUES IN ORDER. Cermans Costly Victories. Snbn nine Cable], Bnm'i Bbiki |«g.SO.—Aßetliocosamuai- Novo Qeerf rak has been red, with over twenty li u-.ud pri t« Kaiser i ci Ihere. A( km -X- a German com m un; v vo GeoFgiev** tell after a stubborn i ne«. Ie
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    RUSSIANS DESTROY A ZEPPELIN.
    33 5 ::i-: 11, i; Utiao fire brought down a Zeppelin ipproirhing -jr-.inJ ft Craw v! oi^a;; were captured. Tue ainhip conl '-.I tmall machinegun and a qu.iu::ty of explosive :bs.
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    PRINCE LOUIS' FORTUNATE DECISION.
    140 5 A F re-War Incident. g I -The frees ireau iishea a letter from Priuce Louis of berg to Mr Churchill m which he I have noticed m the newspine^ I unauthorised publication of priwJ note of mina concerning my action whan m charge at the Admiralty
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    IN THE WEST.
    66 5 The comrauni on the Wesern frout ex;ept 4'itiug m Argoune. The Gervery lv at .age ir bodies being .red. A. cormnr.nique Pays: 1 an artillery dr. nay me enemy at Ai action and three It, SUL'-_ I :ng>, m the on Wednesday Be mi red re mia9
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    GREAT COTTON FIRE.
    26 5 adon, kmg. -I.— A cottoa warehouse )Q g»ng to the Liverpool Warehousing at Bootle has b^en gutted by tire stveral thouaand pounds damage.
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    THE SHIELD OF FREEEOM!
    263 5 GERMANY AND PEACF. Chancellors Distorted Mind. [Bj SubmariLc Cable]. Kiuru'y Seivicb. Amsterdam, Aug. 20. I)r Vooßethmano Bollweg has reileraied his defence of German policy, spenking with great aceibitv of the actiou of Britain, lie concluded that the restoration of ppace was only possible wi'h Germany occupying
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    HOLLAND'S VIEWS.
    274 5 Caustic Criticism of Kollweg Amsterdam, Aug. 21. The Secretary cf the O«rman Imperial Treasury, m tfa Reichstag, admitted that the war expendi ture v.»s exceeding the estimate. One month's war expenditure, he stated was greater by on» third than the whole cost ol the Franco Prussian war In
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    FRANCE AND GENERAL JOFFRE.
    232 5 Notable Demonstration m the Chamber. Paris, Aug. 21. The Chambex reasaomhied, ar.vi del) ited Ihe Bfitimalea o! th^ nesv [Jnder-tecretariefl for War. M. MOlerand, repljing ka critioismi of Ihe niir-<licftl servico, admitted that it ira» inoonplete at the beginning of the war, when only a fifth
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    TURKEY'S NEW ENEMY.
    12 5 London, Aug. 22.— Ituly baa declared war upon Turkey.
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    LORD KITCHENER IN FRANCE.
    588 5 REMARKABLE SCENES OF ENTHUSIASM. War Minister's Confidence. [Bf Submnrine Cable]. Pans, Aug 20.— Offioial: Lord Kitcbe ncr vidited the French army oa Monday and TtlBBday a»:d intpected the liritish army with M. Millerand on Wednesday. Ha thoroughly inspected tbe French front and complimented tbe generals on
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    AMERICAN EXCHANGE QUESTION.
    83 5 AMERICAN EXCHANGE QUESTION London, Aug. 21. Tbe Committee of Clearing X. inkers baa resolved to request Sir Edward Holdeu to proceed to New Yotk fo deal, as their representative, with the Hdvf.r:-,o American exchange. Two other envoys accompany him. [Sir Edward 11. Holden (Liberal M.P. tot the lleywood Division of
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    INDIA'S WEALTH.
    73 5 London, August 21. A Times aiticle hoped fchat when th-i Chancellor of tho Exeh n quiir h:\i to raito fresh fundn he v. ill make < fiforta to tap the hoarded wealth of India, which could be uo-ie if tho coud!i.u)'!s of t li 3 Loan were sutlieieully
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    UNKNOWN
    14 5 Londod, Aug. 21. The British Government has declared cotton to dj absolute contraband.
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    BRITISH SUBMARINE AGROUND.
    307 5 GERMANS VIOLATE NEUTRAL WATERS. German Cruiser Torpedoed. [By Submarine Cable]. Ksdtik's Bmwcß. London, August 20.— Thy Admiralty announces that the British submarine El 3. en route to the Baltic, grounded yesterday on the Danish island, Saltholm. Fifti n officers and men were saved and fifteen are misting.
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    GERMAN FLEET ENTERS RIGA GULF.
    79 5 Petrograd, Aug. 21. A communique states that great forces of the enemy's fleet have, pent rated into the Gulf of Higa. i A naval battle continues. Tbe prinoip i! nnits of the Rassian Baltic Fleet are not m tbe Gulf of Riga whiofa is protected
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    THE SUBMARINE WAR.
    167 5 Norwegian Destroyer Intervenes. London, Aug. '20. The Mritish Bteamers Harou Brsktne, ."(,,"00 tons, and Elestormel, 3,000 tous, have been euuk. the trews being saved. London, Aug. 20. It is reported that the White star freight*boat Boric has been suuk. Later. Tbe Bovic is safe, and has arrived
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    GERMANY BOYS PERSIAN GUNS.
    58 5 Patrograd, August 21. Owing Io the daily growth of anarchy m !'< rsia a^il an anti-Bricish and aoti-Ruseiaa movement,] Russia is increasing her troops m Persia. The Novoe Vreinya" learas that Gei 1 j mans aro purchasing oopper articles! bhroughout Persia and negotiating ra buy old
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    THE DARDANELLES CAMPAIGN.
    44 5 Paris, Arf 2 A I):ird'>nellos coairauniquo says that the Mritisb left progressed on the plain of Su\ la. Petrograd, Aug. 20. A Russian tub marine sank a Turkish steamer, iadm with 8,000 tons iA coal for Constantinople) off the Anatolian const.
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    EYEWITNESS'S NEW POST.
    40 5 London, Aug. 20. Lieut. Colonel Swinton, formerly Eye witness attbefcon', has teen appointed Secretary of the In periai Defence Committee. London, August 21. Co Swinton a appointment is only durmg t c temporaiy absence of Colonel Hankey.
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      712 6 Shipping For LONDON HULL s.s. CITY OF RANGOON due on or about Aug 30. s.s. KANDAHAR" due on or about Sept 12. Jr or ±-j\J IN IJ\J IN s.s. "CITY OF VIENNA" due on or about Sept 22. The above stea&en have accommodation for a ten first class passengers. For
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      838 6 Shipping KONIHKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. U«DER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Ami 28 REYNIBBSZ Pla^joe, Menado. Tcrnate, Gorontalo, Ambon and Banda Ang 24 3INGKA.WANG Asahan and Belawan Deli ...Aug 24 Jai'ARA Muntok and Pa emban^ Au^ S5 van SriLBERGEN Hongkong and S\s atevv Aug
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      506 6 Shipping I M M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWABD bh Nera A.ng 17 hs Pan! I.< cat Ang 2S ss Amazono BeplO km gellaii Ben II ss CordilU-.o BepM A hteamer BepM M Paul Lccat Od R A Ftt-airec Oct U m
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      495 6 STEAM NAYIGITIO:i COMPJ^? For China, Japan, Pcnang, Cc?;i a Australia, India, Aden, Egjp» s Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth Throagh BIIV- rf Lading iR SC( a t O r, Coast, Peittac Gulf Contiatsta! tut i^tr-i* Porte. Bleameri will leave Bln-apcic oc 01 v Frcm Singr-pore, cor.- 4 Coionsbo with I Kovara Sardinia
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    EVACUATION OF WARSAW.
    799 7 A Russian consul's Viaws. "The evacuation of Warsaw by the Russian troops," euid the Russian Consul at Colombo Mr B, P. KadomtzeCf (m the course of an interview with a Times of 1 Ceylon rt presentative), "iv many respects resembles the similar fate of thab other large
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    TREASURE TROVE.
    140 7 Fanner Ploughs up Bets of Gold A ourious and valuable find was made by a farmer at Conetaatia, neat Caps Town, recently. 1 It was decided clear and plough a portion of the farm, and while watching his men at work the farmer noticed, among the stones they
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    58 7 Mr Richard Nolan, one of tbe most pro mineut business men m the sugar bolt o the Vi^ayLS, Philippine Island, ctatss i.ha according to reliable crop forecasts, basci on conservative estimates made by expert t who have gone over the district, 4,000,00 J pikuls of br.gar will be harvested thi
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      267 7 II•ji II i•. 'f Tne bnormouy Stocks held by BUCHANAN Co. at their Donaed store ('the largest m the world) enable them to maintain toe high quality of this famous blend. PRIVATE HOTEL. STAMFORD CENTRALLY SITUATED. Birr, Basah Koad. Comfortable Hoems with Bathrooms, attached Electric Fittings throughout. Separate Tables In
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      764 7 ESTATE OF LOW KIM PONG, (deceased) Auction Sale of VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES SITUATE AT SAMBA WANG. MAXHU, rii i i: N I. X --1 1.1 •-i \VA> I:OAI>. GRANGE <*&jk EtOAO AND OWEN EO AD. -!m.To hi h< Id ai Powell a Co'fl Bale no tn On Tuesday,
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      131 8 DRINK DRINK Tup RC<iT PFFR j CARLS3ERG BEER 13 DfeMSH 3EER~~ 1 SOLE IMPORTERS I THE EAST ASIATIC Co, Ltd. I OBTAINABLE FROM JOHN LITTLE Co.. Ltd,. RAFFLES' PLACE, GARNER QUELCH d; Co.. Ltd., KIAN THYE d: &>„ ROBINSON ROAD. QUAN CHIN HON3 ft Co ANN LOCK 1" Co., BATTERY
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      789 8 SINGAPORE THE AUTUMN RAGE MEETING (UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING) i WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday the 19th, Thursday the 21st, and Saturday the 23rd of Oct., 1915. PROGRAMME FIRST DAY. Tuesday. I9lh October, 1915. 1. THE OPENING STAKES- 2-45 p.m. $61 0. and (50 to the Secoi
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      656 8 4 7. THE SINGAPORE PLATE PUP.SE--4-15 p.m. 5-50 p.m. Value $600 and UOO to each Second Horse. A Handicap tor all Horses that haw run at the Bleeting The h rsea may i;<devided i>\ the Handicapper Into the Etaces named< Entrance IVe. |30, Distance, Bcurry Course. 5. THE DIVIDED PONY
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      72 8 HUTTONS "Pineapple" Hams WHOLE OR IN CUTS TO SUIT PURCPaq^ SINGAPORE GOLD STORAGE CQ ?0 SINGAPORE, K. LUMPUR, IPOH AND PENANG GET QUOTATIOxNS FROM US! OUR PRICES ARE UlUll'[ CENTRAL ENGINE WOPKS LTD •'zm mL '^a r*.^J v. It*, tec "^JJ^^r IBS J^C\ i. «>. v*. t T s*~~~~ V-^-
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    EXCHANGE.
    49 9 Corrected up to Aug. 21) B^nk 4m a 2 4 13-32 demand 2-4 316 Private credits Pm s 2427 €2 France demand Bank 806 Java, demfvjd UO| 'Bangkok, demand 6th ScvsKEiGxe, Bank Baying $8 M Bink of Etj;lund Bate f% Bar Silrer Louden > -j i o l o
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    PRODUCE
    145 9 Tin buyers 172.60 9ambiet 1 1 00 Ghnnbtey Cube No. 1 13.40, Cumber Cube No. '2 12.00 Pepper B-uck crj;i :-'pore 19.00 Pepper, (White fair) 81 00 Nntmegi 1110 m U c 1b KtiSmege (80 to tie Ib vj'l (Banda) 80.00 Cloves (Amboina) 40.00 n*:i Coffee ;-/V Blacfc^ Tapioca,
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      605 9 S Was or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP IIP? CRFAT FASTFPN 1 IFF ASQIIRANPE rAMPANV l IMITITFI HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. apacy has £20,00 C dfiposited with the Supreme Court of
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      377 9 of India tatnffli 2nd Shins, !Ncgr?or*t£d sv mm chirt^. ?AID U? CAPITII U.SOO.OM Sajej-.ij L!abill!;7 oi rroyn:?org f1.20-J,OCO HEAD OFFIOBi 88. 2T2KGPCSS.Y3, LO3T9OH, 1, C Amrtusat Hnffcong Ton.sr;B liangjfeofc Uoi:o Pnket ratiivia Ipob Racoon Bomb. 1 ?vur.->:rJ Saigjon Cr.icntta Eis.ni Berembaa Oaatoa Kobe Shanghai Oefto KaaJa Lampn? bingarors OoionE bo
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      470 9 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, Ltd. CAPITAL AUTHORISED £1,800,000 CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED £1,125,000 CAPITAL PAID-UP £562,500 RESERVE FUND £500,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS R. J. Black Esq., Chairman. Jvaies Campbell Esq. H. Melvill Bimon3 Esq. J. M. Ryrie Esq. Sir David Yule. C!hiof MaDagor Percy Mould Esq. London Manager Jas. Steuart Esq.
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      382 9 r tti~~i 1 muriiiMMiii a i ii mi— mm m I ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. The undersigned having been appointed Agents of the above! Company are prepared to accept iFire, Life, Marine, Motor Car, Personal Accident, and Fidelity risks at current rates. WEARE Co., Ltd., a cnto 217 35. ROBINSON ROAD.
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      202 9 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. APGAR LINE OF STEAMERS. Tho undermentioned mail steamers ol tht above Line maintain a regular service between O&lentta end Japan, calling at Pontn-g, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai en route. t L. flit-., 1 Tons. Conmandei. as Takada 6,943 O. M. BoblßA, 83 Madras 8,948
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      154 9 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. Ft i P. A 0. Bteancet Arphia. Miss N A. Km raley, Mi l N Pi rl, Mr and Mra J II i Kean, Mr and Mrs Farrant, Mr J. Berry, Mr v. J. Peirin, Mi v\. Mito ell, M<- G. V. Barn< I Mr D. < ,'iri.y.
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      464 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List cf vessels m port at 11 a.na. on JAug. 21. 1910. P,EITIKH. Name Date of Arrival Kemarks Mexican Prince Aug 19 i Ismacaldc Perak Aug 21 liwierlioads M It Giang Seng Sri Muar Hong Wan '•nun UUTCO. Atlai ig 19 hifmle liran Aug 21 Inner Koads iv.
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    THE LOSS OF THE ARABIC.
    772 10 AMERICAN OPINION CRYSTALLISING. What America Will Do. Riptib'r SiivTom [By Submarine Cable]. London, Au;. 20, 3 40 a m.— Two vessels arrived at Queenstown la*t evenh g with 175 passengers aud 216 of the crew of the Arabic, rescued from eleven of the Arabic's boats
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    THE STORY OF THE ATTACK.
    246 10 London Aug. 20 The magnificent bravery shown on board the Arabic is another glori >ua record m the history of the sea Thai Bach a a cuormoua number should be tuved iv a few luinutes was little short of miraculous. The vessel was ■teamicg serenely
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    BULGARIA'S NEW GUIDE.
    63 10 Sofia, August 'JO. The Bulgarian War Minister, Qeneral Fitcheff, has resigned owin;* to bad healtb. Gaueral .lecoff hue been appointed as his successor. The latter was recently the military t-xport m the abortive negotiations with Turkey Hud has been second m command of the General Staff. He
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    "WHO COUNTS"
    336 10 m Britain's Overseas Dominions Lloyds Qreater Britain Publishing Company, of London, who have brought out a considerable number of Asia, Africa, and 6c ith America volumes of the wellknown series of Twentieth Century [mpressions,* 1 historical, statistical, de scriptive.and parsooal, are now organising, iv addition to the Impressions
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    SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A CRANE DRIVER.
    226 10 The driver of a stenmcrane belonging to Messrs Topham .Jones and Kail ton, a Chinaman n:uued long Hong, was charged m the second police court en Saturday morning, with doing a rash acl, namely, driving the crane la such a rash anJ negligent manner,
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    73 10 In t!ie third police court ou S iturdny last, Yr.p Soo it. B llckion, who wai con victtd earlier la tie week for being iv fraudulent posseesiou of a god locket and chain, uhich he wus tiying to pawn, when arrestid hy a detective, came up for sentence, aud as
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    PENANG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    1490 10 The Wireless Installation. The half-yearly general meeting of the i members of the Penang Chamber of Jom merce, for the purpose of receiving a j resume of the work done by the Chamber since tbe last meeting, was held at the I Chamber of Commerce, Penang,
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    SHIPPIING NOTES
    208 10 The mail tteamer Sardinia is expected at Singapore at 7 a.m. to day. The ne rest addition to the fleet < f tie Qlen line of steamers the Oleniffer, arrivf d on Fuday on b^-r maiden royage to tho far Hast. She is mdir I he COUKUard of
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    CARGO ON ENEMY SHIPS AT PADANG.
    140 10 ()ar Java correspondent writes: The position with regard to cargo on enemy steamers haa cow much improved, especi ally conditions at Padaog, where an m ■nffloiency of gotlowu accommodation was experienced, the Government having now agreed to letting out certain ground for the erection
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    29 10 The marriage of Mr J. B. Mathews, of the Straits Trading Co., and Mies Dorothy M. Hill will be solemnised at All Sainte Church, Taiping, on SepL 7 th.
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      324 10 f FOLLOW THE ROYAL LEAD %^W|MI^IMI% Tke foUotting dclii i bi 1 WON ALCOHGLiC I v i ample 8 Kops Grape Wine Kops Peppermint Liqutui Kops Cherry Liqueur J Kops Lime Jjfce Cordial f Kops Quinine Champagne. KOPS WISE Sam C B Meled Mi (7/r-o/ fc If7tHEM C/St*#l I yi
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