The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 July 1916

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPOEB, FBIDAY, JULY 28. 1916. NO. 8,815
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    192 1 Latest alterations m share list— Page 9. Results of the rubber auctions on page 10. The July Assizes concluded yesterday Page 10. Ke6ults of second day's racing at I'enang —Page 10. Accounts of the ferocious fighting at Po/iereß are given Page [>, News has been received of
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    To THE HOME OF MY FATHERS.
    1886 1 To THE HOME OF MY FATHERS. There conias a Ktapp to Convalei>cencd when a BUUB Rets vrilfu! -J ran bir\> mill no longer. And so, d > b Bdtng tbr dorloi. Wt Off for Scotland sind four).l myself m dvi coarse at the little \tilape of Tarbet tbat froutt HI
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      247 1 RAFFLES HOTEL SATURDAY, JULY 29 SPECIAL DINNER CINEMA SHOW UNIVERSAL FIIM MANUFACTURING Co. j PRESENTS 1 BILLY S REFORMATION I j 2 Reels LKo Comedy with Billy Ritcbie. 3. ANIMATED WEEKLY. I j LITTLE LADY ACROSS THE WAY 2 Reel imp. Comedy with Matt Moore and Jane Gail. r, WHEN
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      214 1 WRIGLEY'S CHEWING GUM i XI WPlfil FY*C PI 11 The flavour lasts m. Ar^o ]f hi two flavours Spearmint with mint leaf PflpC con i I Doublemint" tvith peppermint The krgo Stxndard is designed to supply efficient, economical, and comfortable motor transportation at a^flrst it within the reach of shDUsands
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      161 1 LAIEST ADVERTISEMENTS. <^f(sown m Anson road to let Page o, B tiles Hotel 6pecial dinner and ciaerua on Saturday Page 1. Sea View Hotel special dinner and dance tomorrow Page 10. Notices re closing of establishments on August 1,5 and 7— Page 3. International Trading Company's speci alities m motor
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      123 1 THE WEEK. Fridai 28th. Figh Water— lo-3* ft.ru.. 'J-3 p.m. j Homeward mail closes (traiu) Tiag KiJ Mines 0 of C, noon. Municipal Commission, 2.i0 pm. Satorda; 29th. High Water— ll-4 a.m., 9 52 p.m. j Penang Races, f A.D.C. matinee Vie Tbea're, 5.33 pm. Sunday 30th. High Water— ll-cu
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      874 2 LOATHING OF FOOD. Ii you feel B -Ideu distaste for food— it the sight and smell of wholesome food being choked ilisgii-t- you-th(u nature is telling vo:: that all i.-- not well, Ii after a nigltt's rest yon have no appetite for bn aktast, yoiu 1 digestion requite- attention. It
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      792 2 THREE SHADOWS \1 IN TWO REELS A Gaumontl Drama Vested with Searching Pathos m a Sequence cf Deeply Gripping Incidents of Human Passion. THE TRAGIC DOMINO i IN TWO HEELS A Dramatic Study cf Poetic Temperament Marked by Superb Characterisation and Intense Human Element The Pink Pyjama Girl I A
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    SOME WORDS OF MOMENT.
    332 3 E ranee ia saving civilisation :~Z--'Z >i- ker work. -Sir Walter gh. I England which Puritanism created ring yt-. The old watch- ftl r;r^ oal as clear as m old daj6. I ::i!e Haveli'jue. trs very doubtful whether m war the force which is much nferier
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    THE KING OF SIAM AND THE D.L.I.
    46 3 The 'Jmg ofSiam bat for'.varded a; 1,000 .vi.iowH nriii orphans fuud of the :.a:i I.:^h: a^autry, of which hi^ hon colonel. Tins makes the :oud donation that bai been received I the King of >iam this year to British
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      691 3 THK MIRROR SHOWS PLAINER THAN WORD 3 WHAT A WONDERFIL H/PROVEMENT HAY BE REALI6ED Bl A GAIN OF EVKN 10 OR 12 POUNDS. We strongly recommend every man and woman reader of this paper, who is thin, pale, weak or run down, or who has lost his or her buoyant,
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      618 3 WANTED. A Billet, for Cashier or store-keeper can furnish Becurity, good inferences. Apply T. N P. c/o Free Press* WANTED Competent Shorthand Typist. Apply Office JOHN LITTLE ft Co.. Ltd. Incorporated m England. 22-7 v.c. WANTED. Experienced shorthand-typist, cone but thoroughly competent persons need Apply to D. c/o Free Press.
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      654 3 NOTICE. Messrs. Fraser Neaves Aerated Water Factory will be closed on Tuesday Ist August— Hari Raya. 2* < 31-7 BANK NOTICE. The Exchange Banks will be closed on SATURDAY, sth August pll «j IP u ft i,nivc MONDAY, 7th PUBLIC HOLIDAYS -28-7 7.8 SINGAPORE MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS 1 ASSOCIATION. FIRE
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      796 3 ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARATION OF WAR. NOTICE j A Public Meeting of British Subjects will be Hela under the auspices of the Straits Settlements Association, on Friday. August 4. 1916. at 5. 15 p m.. In the Victoria Theatre. Singapore, for the purpose of passing the following resolution That on
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      482 3 TO LET N<>. 72/71 Anv)n Ko;id a,*- od< rr. two storey ed, r >r space abont si: t.'.unsand iqMN fvtt, v'gu bi altered suit ttnatii h nsqaimnM ut s. Apply, STEPHENS PAUL 6 Co 26 7 ac TO LET KENILWORTH. Barker Koad. now being repaired and painted throughout. occnpatloD immediatelyApply
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    Domestic Occurrences. DEATHS.
    40 4 Domestic Occurrences. DEATHS. GOLD. Killed m action, 21st July. Percy Gold, 2nd Lieut. 2nd Battalion Scots Guards, j Griffith- Junes.— On July 12th, William j Lionel Phillips Griffith-Jones, m.c,, Lieut. 2nd Bat. Durham L'ght Infantry, late of Bukit Mertajam Estate.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, July 28, 1916,
    1068 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, July 28, 1916, fn a leader the other day, induced by a remark that the cost of living m Singapore had risen considerably because of the War, we looked up the market prices list and they showed that except m meat there w r as
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    217 4 The Key William Cross has booked for Singapore by the Arabia, leaving London on August ith. An additional list of prohibited firms m the Netherlands East Indies and the Phillipinee is published m yesterday's Government Gazette. The Chief Secretary has appointed Mr P J Sproule, a Puisne Judge of the
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    DEATH OF Mr P. GOLD.
    479 4 KILLED IN ACTION IN FRANCE. It is with deep regret that we publish the sad news of the death at the front m France of Mr Percy Gold, senior partner of Evatt ft Co, chartered account-ante, Singapore. The news that Mr Gold was killed m
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    PENANG NEWS.
    421 4 The Shanghai KJabang Caso. Wrom (hir Owti C»rrespor<ihitt Penang, July '26. A hutch telegram reports that Arab 6 murdered Captain von Moller and f.ve German reservists at Jeddah m June. They had escaped from Singapore to Bandoeng which they left m April and had an adventurous voyage to
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    THE EASTERN LINE.
    159 4 RUSSIAN SUCCESS More Prisoners and Erzingar. 'R? Babma .'c) K«mi«. g berria F OfiJo«,Jmly 16 i ffleial have captured Bi n_an. Petro^'rad. ture of Bci iogti I quctft of A cinema Petrograd. Inly H -Ot took ptieocer four bvndred on i- ssoj o niovKa a right bank
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    SENSATIONAL FLIGHT.
    88 4 Across Germany to Poiano Pane. July iT.. The ifiMoi M llew over Germany MB fchf ingbi al t 20 and wae taken prisoner by Auk(! i holm owing to the faih-rt- of hi*- mote He dropped a proclamation ;n Qttn I^erlin declaring the ontrai i'owi rg pr meditated
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    GERMAN PAPER TO HELP TURKEN
    51 4 London, July 22. Constantinople ofl cial reporte say Tuil;i-- il a further advance of ahc;:: tv< millior ■toi'lfog ftOID QWCBMtPj Sh(- n-Cf r OOiB, but depreciated < minn excl bonds, whereon she will bMN I of pajier inonr-v. Xlm ttMMHUStiOD illi stratee the methods of
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    SAD OCCURRENCE IN BRUSSELS
    102 4 Germans Charge Civilians. Amsterdam, July 26.— The Bchc (?ayt- an impressive sermon wae deliverei by Cardinal Mercier at Brussels on ih occasion of the National t U-. Tbo. frantically applauded him Ibe <;rai>ai conne was sung and Mercar was- U to the station by a large
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    SHACKLETON RELIEF SHIP
    43 4 BOMM Aires, July fi. A M i steamer hae returned from Tierra l>e Fviego damaged. Sbe towed the BohOQIUli Kmma, with Sbackleton r. t mrd for miles South of Cape Horn The Kn proceeded to Blephaat Itim vout able weather.
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    NEW CIVIL LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY
    247 4 London, July 27. --Lord Ly tton L. I civil Lord of the 1 AdrmraH* ifl Mir< eeeio; to Lord hevonshire. m r'.y way of a change the uißua;i< -i -nt of tbe Sea View Hotei are pr<A.ding special dinner and dance for m MORn
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      218 4 I'J Mk PILSENER BEER >H«n.9a6s^| mm m m M ft^. J mm i^.l II P//VT STONE BOTTLES. I I CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co. I WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. I JOHN LITTLE'S {INCORPOBATED IN ENQLANDJ. Ji "SPECJAL^SE\VJNGJACHINE Entirely owing' to the exhorbitant m freigUt rates from America we are re |L J,J |y
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    BATTLE AND MURDER.
    253 5 FEROCITY OF POZIERES FIGHT. i ening cc Xas ejsristl on the j ;icr k hundered of Batoaas on Jiilj rat gsms and much ad oa the grostod capture.! rail maJrlng six ireJ on tu.it day. There is Hery woi d Italy. ca airaflae/itoo dropped bombs I tiahmanil
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    THE DEUTSHCLAND TO LEAV.
    53 5 re, July 17 OearauL'e papers hnt be-: 4r-\ntf>d to the I 'eutschlaud. v- "jt.vi July '7. -The cruiser Serth Carolini and two destroyers have •ailed to do what secretary Daniels terms i:: outside irginia Capes. Preaamably thir* ifl m connection with the attempt of tht I'tutschlanJ
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    THE ITALIAN FRONT.
    51 5 The Italian commu- We repelled two violent coun-ter-attacks on Maul Cimone. Jian aeroplane? bombed l>ura.^o. i'\ The Cabinet submits afnent a bill to erect a monument ■::3ti at Trent and to publish bis at the cost'of the state, -.'puty for Tr.-ut. wounded while :ir.J hanged I y
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    MUCH OF LITTLE.
    39 5 July IS, —Mr Lloyd George's b| victarj :a eve months is I 08. It i? pointed out I ilr Lloyd George has precise know)f the mili-.ary power of the allies tue conditions of the central uower&.
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAM.
    140 5 oi the French Consulate] Uy H p m The French bondU are at franca 64.50 and 1 per cent kfl 90.78 Yesterday on 1 of the EkMUM, we captured a tttlerj on the south of Kstrees we took fedoabt on the west of the work of aiaumont,
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    29 5 lite vijuefy puta 0Q new pi 0 t ure 8 to- maiuding a spectacular drama, The U**** Herod m w ot **>• Sherlock w«ea series, the new Serbian arm? and
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    IRELAND'S PROBLEM.
    103 5 A DAY FOR DISCUSSION Government to be Harassed. [By Submarine Cable] [Beater's Service] London, July 26. -At a meetiug of Nationalist members of the House of Commons, Mr Redmond presiding, it was decided to ask the Premier for a day for discussion of a motion by Mr I>illon
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    MESOPOTAMIA.
    187 5 Rations and Committees London July 26. In the House of Lords, Lord Middleton, asked regarding the rations of the troops m Mesopotamia, said that the War Office were endeavouring to j^et information which wouli allow them the l>er: y rations or give the equivalent m value of the rations
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    THE SIND AFFAIR.
    307 5 Beginning to Look Blacker. Londan, July 26 In the House of Lords .Lord Midleton asked for further information as to the Sind troop-train disaster. Lord Islington said further inquiries had been telegraphed to India with regard to various allegations made hero but rep lies had not yet*
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    GENERAL HILDYARD DEAD.
    27 5 London, July 27. The death is announced of General Sir H J T Hildyard a G B, (Campaigns Kgypt and South Africa.) m^^ m
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    RUSSIAN COMMAND OF THE BALTIC.
    35 5 Amsterdam, July 27. The Norddeutsche Lloyd steamer Norderney from Sweden with a cargo of iron ore was sunk m the Baltic, the Captain and three of the crew being drowned.
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    THE DUTCH FISHERIES.
    29 5 The Hague, July 26. At a meeting of the fishing industry to discuss the British seizure! it was announced that Holland had lent a strong protest.
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    A. D. C. ENTERTAINMENT.
    989 5 THE QUERIES AGAIN. The first performance of the short season of the Amateur Dramatic Committee was given m the Victoria Theatre last night, m the presence of a large audience which showed high appreciation of the programme, and included His Excellency the Governor, the Lady Evelyn
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    ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.
    815 5 The annual meeting of the St Andrews .Society took place at 5.15 yesterday even- 1 ing at the S C C pavilion, there being present sixteen members, including, Mr Frank Adam, President, Mr A W Still, Vice President, Mr A M McNeil, Hon Sec, and Messrs Butchart,
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      169 5 ROBINSON ®> CO. LE TREFLE INCARNAT §^^k TOILET REQUISITES. PERFECT PERFUME. WE STOCK THE ABOVE IN SnL I£TV^ i:A^njf JHjH PERFUIViE HAIR jt /f-^^jr\ Perfumes Soaps tSI J by best makers. I J LONDON S MOST POPULAB REVUE I 1 ORIGINAL CASTE I Shirley Kellogg: Harry Tate: I I Violet
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      732 6 I ELLERMAN" LINE. i I ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. FOR LONDON. ss. City of Bombay due about Aug. For particulars as to rates of freight and passage apply to I McALISTER Co., Ltd., THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION 80,, Ltd. (INCORFO RATED IN BIAil). For Srctay.
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      810 6 MT 9 O. British India AND Apcab Ijine (Companies Incorporated In England.) Mail and Passenger Services. peninsular and oriental sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. HOMEWARD (FOR
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      524 6 M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON M ■ASSEILLES. HOMEWARD OUTWARD 1916 1916 Atlantique Aug. 2 A. Efhie Aug. 1 Polyneaien Aug. 16 Porthos Aug. II Athos Aug. 30 A steamer Aflg. H For all particulars apply to J. de COURTOIS, ag*«t. PACIFIC SERVICES. FOR VANCOUVER SEATTLE.
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      563 6 N. Y. X JAPAN MAiill STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd (Incorporated m iipu EUROPEAN LINE i t A service 1r malntalnod b(tv.< via ports to Marseilles, Londoi r M B contract with the Imperial JapaL r ment. The New Twin scr- "I I maintaining this service bavi designed and constructed, and '-^i
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    BACK FROM DOUAUMONT.
    838 7 Hast of France. It is seldom that one hears martial music m France m the-e days, aud m fact m general practice it has been unknown m connection with the Army since the war began. Altogether apart from concerts m Paris, this is particularly the case m
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    RECOLONISING ENGLAND.
    279 7 In furtherance of the progapanda for the placing of ex-service men on the land, the Empire Land Settlement Committee of the Royal Colonial Institute have issued a series ot leaflets dealing with the problem of increasing our homegrown food supplies. It is pointed out that this country is
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    GERMAN ART TRICK.
    272 7 Storj of a Greek Statue. Pans. lane 21. Tbe Jierlin Museum cf Antiquities boasts, through the Garman wireless, that it has tricked the Louvre Museum and secured a valuable and perhaps unique antique Greek marble statue of Pallas Athene, which was still m a Paris shop last
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    NEED OF DOCTORS.
    275 7 The German Comparison. Discussing with a Press representative recently the shortage of doctors and the criticisms levelled at the authorities, Dr Alfred Cox, secretary of the British Medical Association, said that the main business of the association was to secure as many doctors as possible for the
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      38 7 CEMENT "BUFFALO" B^BBBBBBBBkk. ***** l SBBBB. BBb^ B^BBB^BB^B^BBVB^B^B^B^B^BV W BB^B^^BB^B^B^B^B»^BB^BB^ .B^^^^^BM BK .^^^^^^Bn BM Si I BBm BBBBM BBbI bIbBBM B^BBM Bfß^Bßl I BT H BL_^BBM BBS QUOTATIONS FROM mTTTn JL Xl r COMPANY, LIMITED. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND)
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      33 7 |«a— m hi mm w wi i w»-«.^iri.»«^. «««f DYSENTERY! AND DIARRHOEA BROWN'S SPEGIFSC;. j To b 3 had at the SraaAPOua Dibpbk e&BY, &ud of ttiafl BBOWM, Gia^:.U.t-, River Vfcilty Foad, Birgapo<e.
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      292 7 I «X* B £AR" BRAND Sole Importers: J. TRAVERS SONS LTD SINGAPORE. (IN< ORi'ORA 1 X!' IN !>."(.!. AN. ".> STOCKED BY: SANDILA.NDS BUTTERY A: Co PENANG. SEBEMBAN DISPENSARY. Ltd. SEREMBAN SIME DARBY Co., Ltd. MALACCA SIME DARBY.;& Co.. Ltd. MDAR. CHOW KIT Co., KOALA LUMPUR. Necessity is the Mother
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    HOW GERMANY FIGHTS FOOD SCARCITY.
    407 8 Work of Travelling Kitchens. The weekly meat ration at Berlin, which had been increased from 300 up' to 380 and then to 860 grams, has again j dwindled to 300 for each person. Manyj people, it appears, had been unable to obtain from their butchers
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    1703 8 To Dec. Si June To date 1915 Abaco 3,349 6,498 Allagar, Dec 266,800 23 r 5OO 106,000 A.Gajah.Sep '29,790 11,000 58,800 Alor Pongeu 22,415 97,08" Alma, 23,000 121,300 Ampafc, Sep 36,054 51,312 An-Johore, Mar 177,249 20,591 120,311 An Malay, Dec 1,507,347 150,510 795,386 A n S'tra, May
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    TIN RETURNS.
    126 8 Arnpang Kinta. 887 (7 1 ISO Ayer Weng I Deebook Belat, Mar 14-1' Brueeh, ,)nly '.henderiaug. l.fM If) 410 GopeugConsol, II 171 (ll Heawood, *,Ttl (ill Idris Ipoh Tin, Dec 1, 5.': 7 I Kanaboi, I (9) hamuning Ivamunting, KM K. Kamunting 1.209 Kinta, June f ..<55 (II)
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      78 8 ALL-BRITISH ROM TYRES USED BY THE BRITISH WAR OFFICE. MOTOR CYCLE TYRES ;v *wM- i y "^A "I Rt ALLY MUSTTS^fiSS^^' Bra 1 1^ H S^l Combination Non-Skid. Rubber Stud. Rubber Bars. Rubber Bars. Steel Studs. NcnSkid. Non-Skirt. MEYER BROTHERS, Singapore. SOLE AGENTS FOR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND F.M.S. JL IdOUl
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      1280 9 j War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. J WHAT OTHER PROPERTY iS P ■M REAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UMITED. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. imijmkj MM A.20.0GG ficicslted with the
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      108 9 GAGGINO CO. Office, 20 Raffles Place Store, 25 Malacca Street Godown, Sambaw Street Lifeboat Yard, Tanjong Rho We have always Life Boats, well fitted as per Government Regulation, Life Buoys, Life Belts, Rockets, Life Savers, etc. JUST RECEIVED FROM AMERICA Family Salt Beef 50 Kegs. Mens Salt Beef 50 Kegs.
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      276 9 STOCKS AND SHARES. July 27, 1916. The following are the shares as to which changes are notified m Mesere Fraser and Co. 'a yesterday's share list RUBBER DOLLAR COMPANIES. Buyers Sellers Ayer Molefe 12.00 12.26 Cbaogkat Serdang Q.OO .<.2a Jeram 1.80 1.45 Jii^ah 1.05 1.15 Mai ak oil 4.20 4.f0
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      790 9 I DAILY SHIPPING REPORT Chamber of Commerce (to 1 1 a m July 27 ARRIVALS. July 26. Kuala. Hupeh (Brit Kmil. Nerite, Toussoum, Atlas. l>e EeTeri6 U»ut -Moyori Maru, Tamon Mara (.Tap) Kachiog (Sar) Yu Shun ((hi' dp Ki/agnin. (>pan' Childere (\or'. July 87.- -Scott Uariey PaßMlg, Itca Nore. ixlang.
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    THE IRISH SITUATION.
    1355 10 i kionist nmuqtrES. From Our Oven Correspon lent I.ondor, June 28th, Hverythinii nowadays i a veiled m mys tery and accordingly there arc very few people wh 3 have quite appreciated the curious developments over the Irish situation. Here, ac-orJin^ly, is tlio m aide story of what
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    PENANG RACES.
    305 10 From Ow <>ten Correspondent Penang, July There was .igAin. a good attendance at the racing and though the fields were rather email there was seine good sport. Pony ROAD6TEB. Sis furlongs. Kitty (Vincent* 10.4 1 Sadie IHillett) 9 7 2 Carrick Lad (Norman) 9.2 3 Won by a
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    CHARITABLE DONATIONS.
    54 10 A? Ibe result of the rf cent Sinpapcre Art Club Exhibition beld m May laet, the following Wai Charities iiavt benefited by tbe sale of pictures, etc. lied Cross 324 20 Kin^ Albert Civil Hospital Puml 127.80 s*ar an.l flatter Fund 31.50 Uonatiou from the Art Club to
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    FRENCH RED CROSS FUND.
    26 10 Already ackuowledged I 17,236 Mr J R O Aldworth (Kuala Lumpur 100 Mr B Benuixen 50 J de Coubtois, Hon. Treasurer, f
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    RUBBER WIRE.
    31 10 From Our Ovrn Correspondent London, July 26. < The following interim dividends are announced: Inited Serdang 15, Ayer Kun- ing 5, Gedong 5, Kawie final 15, interim 5. 1 im^^
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    BARLOW'S PRODUCE REPORT.
    353 10 RIU'.HEK. Singapore, July 27. Some 440 tons of rubber were offered for sale at the usual weekly Auction which commenced ou tho 26th instant. The demand for all grades was good and the prices realised, with tho exception of Fine Palo Crepe which at 5125 marks a
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT.
    423 10 Singapore, July 26. There was b good enquiry for practically all grades at the Auction which com manced to day and prices with the excep tien of that of Fine Pale Crepe were higher on the week. Fine Ribbed Smoked Sheet sold up to $12* and at
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    FRASER'S SHARE CIRCULAR
    356 10 Oar market has kept steady throughaut the week and only Pmall parcels of 3hares are being maiketed. Tbe price uf Rubber continues to wane but the proßpecta of excellent dividends from tbe better class stocks and the continued de mand from outside sources for any cheap lots
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    THE ASSIZES.
    220 10 The trial was concluded at the Assizes, yesterday, before Mr Justice Earnsaw, of a Cantonese named Lim Ah Yv'ah on char ges of the attempted murder, by stabbing him, of a Bengali police constable and causing an affray m Pagoda et, on June 8. The accused was convicted,
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    32 10 The Shipping and Import and Export Offices will be closed on Tuesday Aug. 1, and open only from 10 to 11 am. on Saturday and Monday, Augst 5 and 7.
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    S.V.C. DRILL PROGRAMME.
    27 10 H ,1 Veterans Co 4.45 As Arranged Chinese Co 5.15 Drill Hall SV C Band F. Younger Blair, Captain, S.V.A. Aetg. Adjutant, S.V C.
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    93 10 Sunday 30th July. Tid3 11.30 am. Height Bft 4in. Johnston's Pier, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow, 9.30 and 10.30 am., 12.15, 3 and 5.30 p.m. 50 YARDS CLOTHES RACE, This Race will be swum on the arrival of the 10 o'clock
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    40 10 The Harima Hall is showing a number of new films this evening including In his own Trap, Sin on the Sabbath, an LKo comedy, new Universal animated weekly etc. In the first show are further instalments of the Graft series.
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