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

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. ,v\ CENTS SINGAPOKE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1915. NO. 8,528.
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    FHE DAY'S NEWS.
    103 1 The Holt liner Diomed bas been sonl j Page 5. Further details cf the Riga Bghfl are given Page ii. The Italians continue !<> make steady] progress Page 5. Further war fund subscription lists are i published Page 4. li l-'reuch destroyers have sunk a German I
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    H.M. MINE-SWEEPERS.
    891 1 A trawler has .ust limped into harbour. A fantastic, jagged iro I stUfl p marks the place v here cnce eto^d her funnel, tbe fcaffrail has disappeared, the deck bouse is awry, weird inscriptions appear ou ber rusted iron sides marked out hy shot but the little craft
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      378 1 mwbp— E— ntneao i i m.\\mmmaamamßasmmmz**tm\wm\ i mvi oaHMMMnMUaaaiMaun— <i t -jsL>(r^ Satisfaction. Xo Hammering ///<■ /.<//*, 0.// /wad j rapid light finat r touch which I 7 MMI 77 Retailed by Ribeiro ft Co. I m. .nil 'mi _i.ii _»i.m -.ii. m. "i m »it tw rim— rtr— mn
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      339 1 I LATEST ADVERTISEHKNTS mm. Try Pinkettes for aiding the digestion j Page 2. The International Trading Co SIU thnt j agents for the Monarch typewriter-— Page l.j The boxing cv Thursday will b. gin, I sharp at 9 p.m doors opening at 8 p m I at the Theatre Royal,
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      129 1 High WuCcr i. Jd.u... le-;C p no, Bigh '.Villi 1 d*j i.. .j., 11-i? p.m B I annnal meeting, "> p.m. Boxing- V-Ci ria lhe^i c. Friday 27ih. High w.Li n-i __*aa C-i p.m. i La g Siciu c Oonncil) i. is p m. x. 11. bonu v. .nu mail
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    THE BREATHLESS ARMY.
    270 2 Twice v:ik-k m r. bo -n, if the weather i- fine This famous old Corps do!:.g '"stunts" Forming four > end two dei p and a more r less 1 tne Or donbling ioi shelter m case ol the nun. There are long, .hot! thin, fat ones,
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    WHAT BRITAIN HAS DONE.
    287 2 Vigorous French Reply to Charlatans Writinn .0 Ihs Petit Jonrnsl 1d ih celebratiou m London of France's D H, steplif:. Piehon, (ormerlj Minister for] t'oreig". Affairs, calls attention to the caaselcs, setisitj <)ertnan secret agents is London and Paris whose I ;.-iness it is to attempt
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    BELTING -QUALIIY BEFORE PRICE
    92 2 When selecting a driving belt the quality bhould always be considered before the price. Every user knows of the fasSOPTOnience and loss occasioned hy a belt failing to do its work, besides tbe nrit asy feeling thai it maj breakdown again al any Ume. It is
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      353 2 Children's Concert I VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL. Friday, Aug. 27, at 5-15 p.m. 2--S 7 S 1 f SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT Cf ttdre. tizw Actors and Actresses including tbe lamona Piima Donna THE STAR OPERA AT TIIE THEATRE ROYAL NORTH BRIDGE IiOAD. KODAT SHAH AN I>TH E B I I N PRISC
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      638 2 FOH FIVE NIGHTS ONLY COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 23rd. AT 8 P.M. SHARP—Yet Another Strong i«nd Varied Feature Programme that should suit the most ..stltiioys. IN 3 AClk.. 1-^ j-f -1 XT TT/-1 A Photo-Flay alter Alexander Dumas great Novel m which Kin^ Bsggot, the famous actor, plays the dual part,
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      499 2 VICTORIA THEATRE TO Ll_ HELD O I THURSDAY SATURDAY August 26th h 9M l (By kind permission a.d under the patronage of H E fc- Sir Wartyn Jeram, K.C.B. and H. 5. Brigadier-General DLdiev Rh a; c > h v J C r Pnt ol nett profits to be donated
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    THE RESERVE FORCE BILL.
    242 3 to prorida for regie aof certain reeideate m Singapore militaij training may *j FU isnes be a Bill for hiding ioi the compulsorj military DiDg of all eligible Britiah men, Ren* <in^apore sotisspoedsnl paiota out jTssinfselity. The Bdl (the L. H m psovidea ::rst for .m
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    "IN DEFENCE OF PROPERTY."
    164 3 the Basil Meitajaui Court Hooae, befor- ;t I Jodgfl .'..cer. Pro', ii cc WaHealey, an iir] was bell loaching I ueath cf a Siamese man, name unknown, \*ho la sUagsd to bavo been liDcd wbils stssmpl^ng to boaas ot i Cbineoa rice ter, named L<ti Sam
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    COTTON AS UNCONDITIONAL CONTRABAND.
    135 3 The iieneral TatlO>aiJ ol the NVtvy tor publication the following resclution which was unpttd at a meeting of tbe Executive Con. ailtoa of that organioatiou which was held en July 21st Proncrcd by Colonel If. If. Aabley, tv p. .inded v lr Arnold Whito, aud carried
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    92 3 iue -ar chest iu olden days was a very -srent affair frora tLr.r v. bub Mr. McBaa has prcduced. If WSM gsociall J in W eta., aud when this was lot! all was When, m 133 Karl of iter declared his ali»;trcc with Scot■and he bud tm immense war ebett
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      516 3 fa a jHS___9 mmWWM W______ SBS_S IMB© i^L^^^>_^ WWmimr Amm\ Bh ___T"^ aT af**! mm. I a^^ *IM■ 'a i jth kmf Si V^lV_»-f-\l\.JC_i 1 1 mmZa^D I B »'•>.. \;-Mm PERFECT SATISFACTION, l|fl There's luxury m the flavour and aroma of State Express Cigarettes. B They are good to
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      376 3 Wanted SP£C AL CHINESE AGENTS Wanted by an old estib i.-hed Life As r -u ranee Oompany. liberal nnd emmission to tnflac ntial mtn who can introonce substant a' life humn<s. Only Beat class .;.en need apply I^j>\ No, 0. c/o Free Pr^ss. 15 8 23 8 1 WANTED. Whaiflager
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      480 3 Notices SINGAPORE AUTOMOBILE CLUB. Members are remind. d that the Annual General Meeting wil he hell m Thursday, thia week at 5 i .m., at the Tang m i lub. it 8 26 8 THE BUKIT K. B. RUBBER Co, Ltd. NOTlci IS HEREBY GIVEN tbat the Bb '.re Tranefer
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      1393 3 Auctions Mok.u*:EL S SALE Monday, 30th Aig., 1915, at 2-30 p.m. 1 AM |b_ m .'nt lun pit oes oi I rot I J laud sitnat* .-nt.-. „i ata 2695 to 2796 of Gri tJJ leal t_-U I bo tain an area ol 80,010 sq. feet roj I i house
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      60 3 rt^ it; xj^r.jt fc..\r Cul tv, —Mra A. TV>.r. Ml <)■ r.Mlan. M r l>. a. Mr] a, MrK. J. Mim K. Haddt>w, t, A...,-. < Tv Maple, Kinder. Mra H. a, Mr H. O, B Beaaott, Mr c. B. Howe, Mr Steele, Mr H I lili] ml Mara.— Mr
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Aug. 25, 1913
    1690 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Aug. 25, 1913 Notwithstanding all the trial balloons shall we call them Zeppelins d'essai that the German Government is causing to be indire:tly set floating through international political atmosphere m the hazardous hope of seeing if i I gudgeons will bite at baits of a
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    397 4 ite B. Beimnnd, of the Ifnaeum ihot the I'm mips of tha a asoa ia Koal i L i pur •dc 23. ■II U v*-_« fj. mm. mm. mm The Hon. Mr Cl iud Eh I ra I Secretary, Hongkong, left ca. tngUSt 1 tl Em Japan, on a month's
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    BELGIUM RELIEF FUND.
    69 4 Oa I h D.B km;,- b care of Th, JS* of India, Australia aad Cbio t Si I acknowledge! with many tharT^ following further contribution* -J Prorional] ;.< knot .< fred x ye. Btntgess Pros «daof c I a. hexes Bonwfcnia (Aug:. j; ion cheque I L.
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    RED CROSS WORK FOR THE WOUNDED.
    145 4 RED CROSS WORK FOR THE WOUNDED. lac following further dona'ioas hsn grstsfullj received: Aless I I -.fiO*-!* dged If othei i i nion :ng I C. H. W Mr- W Km A. 2.(H Collected m the Johore C lv 4th. (per Mrb Wayte-V"ood The b rosy nal I ceived To
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    43 4 At tbe < a? a moon the la. again be bands from the local tl will con- V'alee, Un l\ a I'AmoQi "'lv the Shadows,*' 9 I Johnson) burg," (Fr:i No M Alf ord trill 8 Serened "The I d 1_ ti!'.
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    18 4 0 I pi I I up m the N By mental Rt tl. I Mday the i; ing
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      190 4 r^rrzzrrz—Z iBUY THE TONIC FOOD I THAT 13 THS <.*E^T BRAIN' AND POL V-BL ILDISG FOOD IT INDUCES REFRESHING SLEEP. t <_n s T G BS_SS2S_E_^S^^««k-^^ G John Little Go., Ltd. POLICY No. *****. $10,000 "C>var Endowment. This policy on the lift < t proruia* Dt gentleman m Sfalaya matured
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    THE RIGA ACTION.
    311 5 E FIGHT AT 400 YARDS. !crici:s End Cf The Sivcutch. [Bj Submarine Cable]. kiuTii'a Sianca. Ograd. Aug TL?e Naval General StaffVav*. tbat on Aug. 16 the German fleet renewed with bean lurees attacks on the -ceto tl-. GuM of Rica, The Russian 'or two days repulsed the
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    GERMAN DESTROYER SUNK.
    60 5 Pa: a communique si am i Tyro French destroyers to day encountered a German de_troyer^:T o-ta-nd. They sank her m an action m which the French Mtla received only insignificant damage to their holla. Amsterdam. Aug 23. k) Vienna official itatM thai Austrian warships report tb I
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    THE WORD OF A GERMAN.
    97 5 That the word of a German is worth Bven when he swears by his religion, is revealed by a remarkable incident the ..'let. Nt Erzberg^r, now engaged m n'ead use cf Germany with the Pope, ia August, 1 iva the Belg as ;aco_\ according to
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    195 5 il named Adakan was fined |J c alternative of 21 days' rig n ii by the second pol:<- oouri for wilful tree House domain, st o 30 p m. hen arrest I .i.t d ti I had taken the net London has said: 1 comic sou;; cry the "are of
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    HEAVY BOMBARDMENT OF ZEEBRUGGE.
    110 5 FORTY VESSELS ATTACK. GermaOatteries Silenced. [By Submarine Csbie]. Murine's Ssbviob. Amsterdam, Aug. 2".— A German communique says Early to day an enemy fleet cf some forty vessels appeared off Zeebrugge but disappeared northwestward after having been attacked by our coast artillery." Flushing telegrams describe British warships
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    ACTIVITY IN THE WEST.
    115 5 Aviators' Work In Belgium. Paris, Aug. 24 A communique states" Artillery activity continues at Artois. The Germans shelled Arras, .Mont D.d.er and Etheims. 'me French successfully replied, damaging enemy trenches and batteries at several points. The explosion of a French mine outside Ville mc Tourbe completely
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    ITALIANS PUSHING FORWARD.
    46 5 Koaie. Aug. 2 1. A coinmuniqu.'' states Tha operations for the investment of Tolmino are developing methodically, wi.h continued progress. A surprise night attack ou the Carso plateau captured strong trenches which have hither. o been prevent iag the advance uf our left.
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    GERMANS ENTER 05S0WIECZ.
    26 5 Amsterdam Aug. 2:5. A Lerlin comtnu n que states We have occupied the for tres* of Ossowiecx, wbich was evacuated by the Russians.
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    HONOURS OF WAR.
    384 5 London, Au?. 23. The following Victoria Crosses have been awarded. Captain J. F. Butler, King's Pities, attached to tho Gold Coast regiment, for most conspicuous bravery m the Came roons on Nov. 17 when with, a party of 13 men he went into thick bush and immediately
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    87 5 i Madras Mail writes Recently two ti presses crossed the river Krishna, which was m full flood, au.i killed a buffalo m the forest uear tho village of Jatprole. The Raja of Jatprole proceeded on the lGth instant with shikaris and boaters to the village and when beating was commenced
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    THE BALKANS,
    231 5 EXPECTED ULTIMATUM TO RUMANIA. The Effect of Italy's Policy. Riutib's Srayioa. [By Submarine Cable]. Sofia, Aug. 23. It is feared at Bukharest that Germany is abcut to send an ultimatum to Rumania on tha question of the transit of muni tions to Turkey. It is reported that Rumanian
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    THE E 13 DEAD.
    82 5 Copenhagen, Ang. 28. Britain Las accented most gratefully Denmark's offer to transport the dead bluejackets. Con sequently tbe steamship Yidar bas been transformed into a funeral ship. Thoholi is now a chapel aud the fourteen coffins will be placed there, covered wreaths for the heroe§ of
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    BLUE FUNNEL LINER SUNK.
    36 5 London Aug. 28. Tin 1 Holt linei Diomed, 4,000 tons, has been sank the crew were landed todny, the captain waß killed on the bridge and several of the crew were injured.
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    HUTTONS MARKET REPORT.
    357 5 Manchester, July 28. There is still a steady market so far cs the value of the raw material is concerned, the daily fluctuations leaving ua at nomi nally where we have been for 6ome time. Nothing m tho present outlook suggests that cotton will advance very much
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    81 5 The Giornale ol d'ltalia, commenting upon the news that tho South African Government m sending a contingent to ti^ht m Europe, says: This pheuom^non Germany will never Bee. After half a century of Teutonic domination the Danes of Schlesw.g Holsteiu, the French of Alsace-Lorraine, and the Poles of Eastern Prussia
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    THE KING'S DOCK ACCIDENT.
    838 5 YESTERDAY'S ENQUIRY. An inquiry waß held at 2 p.m. yesterda; at the Coroner's Court, Sepoy Lines, int< 1 the cause of the death of tbe two sailors who, with others, fell to tbe bottom o. King's Dock on the ir,orning of Angus! 19th. There were present
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    122 5 I Abdul Gunny r> Malay, was- Bned IS i>:. the third police court m gl tt ate yesterday, •for riding on the foot board of a truncal m Serangaoii Road on Monday evening, after being requested by a tram vcay m Bpeotor to t-it inf-idp the (air. For the period
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      144 5 1 Poller's Chocolates and Sweets J JUST ARRIVED ROBINSON Co. MASPERO FRERES I I MADE FROM THE FliitdT SELECTED LEAF ONLY. IN AIRTIGHT TINS OF 50. ___________-___-___________M MLfmz&jwmrMwrrmm W j GARCIA, ELLERSLIE COLLECxF. £i 9 Of, River Valley r sd, (Martui ban I DAY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND C.KLS
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      265 6 Shipping "ELLEgMATT LINE. For LONDON HULL B.S. CITY OF RANGOON due on or about Aug 30. as. KANDAHAR" due on or about Sept 12. s.s. "CITY OF VIENNA" dje on or about Sept 22. The above steamers hare a-CC-Uuiodation (or a few Brat class pa.scngers. For particulars as to rates
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      821 6 Shipping KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. DNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. J a CARA Muntok and Pa'cnibang Auj S5 Re.niei.sz Plad.jo?, Menado, Ternate, Gorontalo, Ambon and Banda Aug 25 van SriLBERGEN Hongkong and Swatow Aug ?6 SIKGARADJA Singkawang, Selakau, Pemangkat and Sambas Aug 27
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      503 6 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON end MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD bh Nera Aug 27 I H Paul Lecat Aug 29 ss Amazone Bep 10 |ss Magellan Sep 12 ss CordilK-ie Bep ii- A htea.ir.er F< p M ss Paul Lecat Oct 8 A Steamer
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      589 6 Shipping f 51 STEiM NAVIGATION COMPAQ For China, Japan, Penaag, Ce?ia B Anstraiia, India, Aden, EgyL Mediterranean Ports, Flymogt and Lcndcn Throe gh Rills- ot Lading p «,.->. t- n h Ooaat, Perbiac Gulf, CocMr.-cu: &qa A r« Portß. 6leamere will leave Blcg&port ac o? uc MAIL LINES UOMEWAHD {EZh
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    NEW LESSONS FROM OLD WARS.
    1560 7 Mr Spenser Wilkinson writes m the Westminster Gazette Three times m modern history large armies have been raised during the course of a war, by France between 170 2 and 1795, by the United States between 1861 and 1865, and by Frßnee m 1870- 1.
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      97 7 THE NEWj __Pfe BB I __PQJ_ I lalu/ IU MODEL 83 Two Seaters $1,900 Nett. 9" 8 6% l_ _ftfc &T% mW% _A Eiu-a %a.siT*ai3C *&y lilll slfS iJiSCILCS 3 M?*-3 luv 53 DUE IN SINGAPORE 15th SEPTEMBER. I Owing; to the difficulty of getting prompt delivery of these cars.
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      99 7 I ~^>^?^^^ v v'^v^^\ lll r/y/^ A splendid idish for I growing children l> Er n^ a Corn Klour blancmange f\ with j..... ar otewed fruit It is gA rich .n easily d gestible n< »vi >h- §X m nt, and is very econ .al s\N fßroun Pblsons^; and follow
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      535 7 s_k'i AT&m».AY__i*i*_if_A BSwS HH ftppropriaic, always, wen -^X With certain dishes, such as GtfiMf, LEA SW^ pM. PERRiHS' SAUCE is aJtvay* appropriate. J^ l is the recognised sauce for such use. fe_L3 fwj* Infect, for everything uvhichasauce wjw gim can be used, ISA A Pt:.:l!.!S' is invariably ifUflft the BEST.
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    ORGANISED DACOITIES.
    820 8 Sir John Rees is not a U'c«t spercb- j maker iv the House of Commons, but a; quest ou la of;eu c.q effective a3 a loop; j speech, ii not more fo ami Sir John is] as untiring aa ever iv asking questions of tha Secretary of State
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      278 8 SINGAPORE I HL AUiU-'iH iY~/j£ mttMm (UROSH S. R. I KULSa DF FAC!.iO^ ON Tucsd^v ih: \rr. T'.i^r-.dav ths 2 1st, i 1 0..H ga*. 1 n r <v> tn i■; Cii i kiCiUIUUj l- 4. I 11l V/ I v ar.; IJ. U Tues lay 19th Octet r, 1915.
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      551 8 4 7. THE SINGAPORE PLATE PURSE— 4-15 p.m. 5-50 j..m. Valu< $r,co an I 8100 to each Second toi < A Handicap for all Horses thai have mi .i.; the Mccl i The li rses may be] levidcnl hy the Elandicappor int.. the Races ianied Entrance Fo I SO. Distance,
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      22 8 4 ASTHMA~b Tho ReUdfis Prompt and kfaroetlous I I 1 ESPIC"- 8 FhiE I.UIIU POWDER j hiirtoßjtuigattart "J. ESPIC" o» <tet ciftfttti.
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      202 8 p. ■.■«"'tw»jmi..niMTMrw T.r v^, n i i r„— t— _-r -r-im CMJII..„^ MMM EV ""*°««^fc_ *fk A In out-of-thc-iva> rj\^ //jk Horlick"- Malted .V.7. iV m/m proves a veritable boon, «m %A or lt iS ma^ e n a mc: '\v^ '/MA ith the addition of water \mv only. It
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      19 8 A Fresh Shipment Just Arrive; IN EXCELLENT CONDITIC SINGAPORE GOLD STORAGE Co., Ltl SINGAPORE. X LLT.iP-P IPOH AND I-i...
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    78 9 Tbe following are the only ibates as to which changes are notified m Messrs Fraser ami Co.'s yesterday's fchue list RUB3ER DOLLAR COMPANIES. Names Last Div. Bayers Seller. Ayer Kaning 5% int 50. 65 c .7-. Bukit Jelutong 4% int D.B2| 0.33 Kelpmnk 9 un 9 QO
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 9 .11. I I, I Corrected uf to Lag I B. Li. _na B 2 413 demand 2-4 3io j 1 Prlva's credits Ini 1-427 82] Franco demand Bunk 306 EIiDXA, T. T. 17 6| SOKOKOHO, Aemai d ,_> 23 E oeohama, demai d l: I Basqeok, demand ea SOV-KBIQKB,
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    PRODUCE
    156 9 Aug. '2 4. Tin buyers *7 Gambior 1100 Gamble- Cnbs Ne. 1 13.40 Qamkier Cub.. Nc. 2 co Poppas Black ordin. 'pors 19. 00 POppar, (Whits CakJ Hi 00 Kntmegi 1110 to tie lb 21.00 Kutmegi (80 to tie lb/ t 22.00 >'nz6 (Banda) so. no Cloves (Amboina) 40.00
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      515 9 fseacse^"^^^^^^ ■inn iiihb_______ii^_»i'-"" anBs^ IILI saHffiß j War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. 9 WHAT OTHER PROPERTY #S USE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. j BEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore, LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.G. I TL Company has
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      443 9 if !nd!s Intnlli mi China. I MHNUTE9 8Y 80TI1 GK&RTER. PUB DP CAPITAL £1,200.C:C uamron 0,800,c00i j l«M-m Liability cf PMfsleaosß-. 81,100,01X1 HEAD OFFICE I S3. EI:.HO?S(_ATK EiOIDOI, 2, 0. itH-ItTWH ANL BRj_._? f Ji3i .^i lmrit_a_r Hocgkcns Penang Bangkok lloilo Puk.-i Catavla Ipoh Bccgcoa Bombay Karachi BalflOn Calcutta Klar^
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      491 9 ESTABLISHED 1874. THE ORIENTAL GOVERNMENT SK(TI.ITY LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m India.) ASSETS exceed $28,000,000. offering ABSOLUTE SECURITY to Policy-holders CLAIMS PAID exceed $26,000,000. PROFITS to Policy-holders at last Valuation 11,116,678. Next Distribution of Profis asat 31 st Dec 1915 LOW RATES. LIBERAL CONDITIONS. A: i for Prospectus and
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      377 9 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE Insurances effected on Buildings. Rent and Merchandise of every description.) f MARINE Insurances accepted to all parts of tho world at lowest rates. EARTHQUAKE Risks accepted. J. HENRY, Local Manager. Offices 2, Finiayson Green. ROYAL INSURANCE Go. Ltd. FIRE AND LIFE. I I Total
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      149 9 SiO-JUVAAHT uhjmhm (Steamship Company) I NEDERLAND." Fortnightly Mail Service between Java and Amsteptam via Singapore,. BeJtwaa-DeH, Sabang, Colombo (Optional). Port Said and Steamers are due on or about the un_ r mentioned dates OUTWARD '.i-i Xl) ID 5. 1915. I Grotius Bep i Vondel Bep 4 j Prins der Ned
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      126 9 WEATHER REPORT. Kaodang neio_.ii Hospital .log. 2. 8 A.M I P.M I P.M Barom. M Fab, 19 B--6 1f.T6l '.9 8 3 rem?, 81 5 86 5 5 Wet 13; :h 1 h.-.t VS 0 7.0 57.« '.dr. cl Wind S.E. B.W. cam r-fnx. Iso p ba _b*o« B*.o Hin.
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      302 9 LATEST ARRIVALS. Lie* of vessels m port fit 11 a.m on Aug. Bt, ltii. British. Nana Lata of Arrival Remarks Co neb Aug Bl .co I »titf r Roid:'u i 24 lnnei Roaia Van [mil Aug 23 Liner Roada A 23 bsr Roads Pf&chai Aug 23 Inner Loads British. Date
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    454 10 The following i- tae report of the com I mittee ol the Keppel Golf Club for the: year ending June 30th, to be presented at the annual meeting on Aug. 31st Gentlemen.- Your committee beg to j present the annual report aud statement of accounts for the
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    SINGAPORE AUTOMOBILE CLUB
    285 10 SINGAPORE AUTOMOBILE CLUB Ths ring i the report cf the com mittee I lbs 8 ogapors Automobile Club, for Iho yi i ending 91 rch list last, to be prcs atod I 'he annual mooting to j osorroa evening, al ranglio l lub The I c al statement ehowa a
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    SHIPPING NOTES
    128 10 The port of Bandjorm usin. Southern] and Rastern Divitton of Borneo, is u\o.!._r. 1 ai infected owing to ths existence of! cholera. The <. bargeurs Reunia steamers Amiral olry and th< Amiral Lot rachs Tre ville are due here m tbe Oral aui second week cf Septemt. r
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    56 10 Johnston's I tr al 9, 10 and 11 am.,| 2 30 nnd BO p m. Club Buuga.uw at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m 12.15, 8 and 5 30 p m. < Inter- 1. ub Water Polo. Prizes presented by the President. Mr Sime. This event will take place
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    INDO-CHINA AND THE WAX.
    588 10 INDO- CHINA AND THE WAX. M Bayer, Administrator of third" class o£ tbe Civil Service haa been appointed Chef de Cabinet of M. Rouine, Governor General cf Indo China. Hans Bragard, interpreter at the German Consulate m Hoihow, who was arrested at tbe beginning of the war, when travell ing
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    FOODSTUFFS IN GERMANY AND AUSTRIA.
    306 10 CompLiats of High Prices. Amsterdam, lOtb .inly. Despite racont jabilotion over the sup posed abundance uf food SOppliss complaints arc now appearing In the German papers about the high cost of living. A Berlin telegram to the "Frankfurter /.ei tang" says "It is no longer
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    14 10 o Mr J. C. M. Matthews has been given a commission m the M.S.V.R.
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    CASUALTIES.
    894 10 August 9— Killed Captains H. J. F. Newbould, Scottish Rorderers; 2nd Lieuts W. E. Andrews, Irish Rifles; I>. A. Hegge, Scots Fusiliers P. Powel, Rifle Rrigade A. A.Raymond, Irish Rifles. Died of wounds 2nd Lieuts. H. W. Goldberg, West Surreys R J. Mead, Royal Fusiliers. Wounded Capts. J. P.
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    MOUNT AUSTIN MEETING.
    810 10 Tbe fifth ordinary general meeting of the Mount Austin (Johore* Rubber Estates, Ltd., wu. held on July 27 m the council room of the Rubber Growers' Association, 38, Hastcheup, EC. Sir Ernest W. Birch, r c m.g presiding. The Chairman 6aid I will first deal with the
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