The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 23 August 1916

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. EN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1916. NO. 8,830
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    162 1 Experts think the result of the North j Sea runaway Bignifloant of t-ho stite of tbe German High Seas Fleet Page 7. Artillery and bombing ate reported on the Sornme and other parts of tbe frontier. Airmen are doing good work and tbe enemy planes are even
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    L'ENTENTE CORDIALE.
    1270 1 Is it possible ;bat V.pih are id pore iiit" heris cf the Alliance. Franchise, who would nobly ix*rt themselves to* teacc their ov\ v lanfasge to otbtr nation aiitiesf TijiB Society hoi a)] fcitjd^ of uw ful aims m view, scd not the Jea^t oW tbesa l-i the
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      200 1 RAFFLES HOTEL GARDEN PARTIES WEDNESDAY, Aug. 23, SATURDAY Aug. 26. ON OUR SPACIOUS LAWN FROM 5 to 7 p.m. I MUSIC commences at 5.30. Tea, Cakes, Ices and Refreshments will be served on the lawn. In case of inclement weather the Dining Room and Front Verandah will be used. (BEST
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      246 1 The ideal throat Dr. Samuel Rideal certifies disinfectant. it is more efficient than germs, and have a most beneficial Contains no carbolic acid and does etfect upon the vocal organs. In not burn or roucjhen the hands. As fi composition they are an exact replica 7 7 7 used m
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      108 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT. I vli a ordinary meetiug of Sza Hai Tuug Pa^'o 5. aocfeion sales Ching £eng L-^e j Pa^o 2. Meeting of iioard of Licensing JtoftiMi Page o. Camil Lraai wanted; a jualoi' ecru pomdtr, and au European ac-aistaut Pa.^ 5. A-si tant Harbour Mftotec wanted for Et&ngo< n
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      182 1 Wsdnis^ov 23rd.. i^ffih '.vs., ?0 m.r 23 p.m. Lodge St. George Etegular, j-30 p.m. Thursday 24th fftgt Water 8 &.m« f" 7 r i St. Bartholomevv. Friday 25th. B. I. b inewaro m i] doe \rjin). Man'cipal c oraiaissiou, 2.i0 pra. S-jardav 26th. I High Water 10 1 a m.,
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    THE NEW ARMIES OF TO MORROW.
    316 2 Education Reform The Daily fc^xpreaa UQiierstaudsi tiiat aa important tcbema of cincAtion reform will be announced by Mr Arthur Hender «on, Minister of Education, wheo the annual Board of Education Estimates are introduced m the House of Commons on Tuesday next. It is proposed
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    SENSATIONAL FIND.
    56 2 Result oi cutta Police Raid. Rec officer* of the Special Branch I lentU 0 I D searched the reeidunco cf a Bengal* nedieal student Bitn m:o v Street, Tl a ra!d nn cf a bnman skull, gome fftJn b v la, mcu-taches, wigs lj i; ii nupeotod to
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      536 2 THE 1 ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. i lncorporated m noatfkonn} THE Chief Importers OF British Pianos FRENCH PIANOS Italian Pianos AUCTION TALE OF A Good Collection of Stuffed Birds of Paradise TO BE FIt2LD AT Messrs. CKINC KENG LEE Cos sale room No. 22 Raffles Place On Saturday, 26th August,
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      558 2 THIS SPACE IS WORTH YOUR ATTENTION Everybcdy knows that we always secure the "GOOD"— THE BEST ONLY To-Night! Clarendon Presents To-Night!! A STRONG MAN S LOVE A movlng-plcture version of the MAECHIONESS of TOWNSEND'S celebrated novel, a drama of love and duty dellneat'rtg a remarkably powerful character. Featuring Hilda Hurlinghara
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      798 2 TO-NIGHT' AT THE IDEAL PICTURE THEATRE^ TO NlO>* cinema CARTTJO BYTni:SEA \JXIUII\ V-/ OFF BEACH IN THE SECOND SHOW 9.15 PM BBAST "THE TIGER COUNTS A Powe»ful drama of Human interest IN 3 LBTt. Tne Famous Thanhouser Film Corps Vr-^cn: \n?.\r uev. The Great ZUDORA Mystery the JEPISODES. In 11
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    INSECT NOTES FROM MESOPOTAMIA.
    1443 3 Tjuni fate Bends me to Mesopo j iud then Hal me down with the coir.aionest m our array but she i I? giving me leisure to6it! \t and MM w iat insect life is stirring, that one would expert any, considering HlßJillnai of life, the barrenness,
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    "SHOULD WE BE DEFEATED."
    336 3 The Kolniscbe Zeituns; clearly aeea tbe stupidity of the Chancellor's enemies, j aud the wrecking policy they are pursuing. jTLie Rhenish journal writes: "Wa do no;: believe that it i? an opportuue time .for discuoSiDg peace aima On all fronts the war has assumed o phase
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    BUKIT RAJAH RUBBER.
    150 3 There is a gooi deal to be eaid m favour of the elder rubber companies who are now reaping the benetib of their lower working costs. A good example is furni Bhed by the excellent report just issued by the Bnkit Rajah Company. The rubber crop harvested
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      667 3 I I 1 In Edinburgh for 135 years. I yAMES STEWART established our House m jj [j I Edinburgh m the year 1779, and since that [j time we have concentrated our energies on one [i |j object, viz., the production of the finest possible I 1 The result is
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      46 3 6LAS3 AND PORCELAIN RUBBER LATEX CUP. IN HALF LEMON AND FLAT BOTTOM SHAPE. G. OTOMUNE (t» Co. AVON- T0 TH °SE HOMEWARD BOOT J. CAMPBELL LATBAI Co., BRITISH and BEST conn Hit; ■(Itttrj Tifto 68, GOBDUIT BTBBVI, mi7"L>TTIO LOUDOHI 1 X JKJCjO «r. a ti. DISS,
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    TYPES OF WAR CRAFT.
    1179 4 What ts a Battleship Admiralty announcements and admirals' dispatches are often a pitfall for the tin learned. All sorts of words and phrases are nsei that are unfamiliar, s or of which the precise significance has never been understood by the layman. What, for example, is
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    RUSSIA'S USE OF CAVALRY.
    279 4 RUSSIA 'S USE OF CAVALRY. A Berlin Explanation. New York, .July 18. The coireepondent m Berlin of the Associated EhrefS states l-'or some time correspondents m Berlin have been hearing of the astonishing use of Kuseuan ravalry on tbe front south of tbe swamp*, and getting repeated tales of charges
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    NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA.
    290 4 The report of the Nippon V.i-eo kui^ha for thf; half y6ar ended 81st M xrch btates that the surplus of earning 1 after deducting current e\p?miiture. amount to 11,^97,304 yen, out of which there have been deducted ---depreciation of the fleet and property, 1,&24,488 yen m surance
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      105 4 «l-hZ NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPION NO. 1 I- 'KSOISCHARUKS. EITHER St. X. WITHOUT INJECTIONS. THERAPION NO. 2 C'.'RKS BLOOD POISON, BAD LXOS, SKIN i»CPTIOJ*S THERAPION Na 3 C( SKS CM BOSIC WEAKNESSES. CKAISs, LOST Vl'Vt SOLD BY LEAPING CHKMISTS. PKICk. IN KNuH.sr, 29 «ND STAMP ABDRBSS KSVU.OPK FOR I a
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      572 4 GAGGINO CO. 1) aTi Miki I T^ ISS Office 20 Raffles P,* X J2A/IIIIUIII fc^j 07 Store, 25 Malacca S- e€t 1 Owing to the quality and I 1 Godown wk,. I concentration ot its ingredients, LEA PERRINS' Sauce is very VWjNi Lifeboat Yard, Tan jO n; k j>7 economical
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    HUITON'S MARKET REPORT.
    358 5 I Manchester, July 19tb. Mikf.H seem to be m a) ■md-way fci I P^scnt. «crl of ateadi j c wilh a t^^.cieDcy la v.eakne3B and I us** j it the Ba«n ::iai:v n^u^ of the possi |an udvaLoe. iue weather m the otton grovsing arefl .n America
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    POST DICKSON-LUKUT.
    286 5 Kor sbarebo!'; 1 tie Tort i'ickson 1 4 ukut 1 Ketu'.eß the year ial pooatitoti a vote vorthy period It afaa bj ii i'a^fti ta art! with ibe agg lompany, and it .nichesi wi'b tbr- Jeclaranon of a raaidan iividord. WL 1 h rejectioa of i«m ia Toint,
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO RUBBER.
    57 5 1 0 aar ended s c v depre 1 9, the I I r cent, ,000 to to be cf pn IODOV approI ie item of aui of £47 1 h;«* be D tton t v view of X >ndi niog-n fcationi of of > the
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    17 5 d 5011 get thuk eta?, boy?" t 1 was teacbed it. Teached it Who learned you to
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      471 5 LAMBERT Go. Auctioneers and Estate Agents. 32, RAFFLES PLACE Conveniently situated, spacious, well lighted and ventilated AUCTION ROOM AN IDEAL HALL for the proper display and sale under favourable conditions ol Rubber, Furniture andall kinds of merchandise. Telephone No 1001. NOTICE. The power of Attorney dated 19th Ma\ ISI6 granted
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      959 5 I DOLLAR INSTITUTION, SCOTLAND CHARLES 8. DOUGALL. MA., (formerly Eglinton Ftlloijr. (ilasgow University*, Hcadmasier, which reopen: on 4th September next, 1 providcH at a moderate cost a complete HIGH tiCROOL EDUCATION m all Departments fmn 10 years of age upwards. Illustrated Prospectuses may bo had on application to 1 the
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      376 5 Dodge Brothers MOTOR CAR SHIPMENT I UE ABOUT MIDDLE AUGUST \H THE MAT ER OF HE G3«PANI£S ORDINANCE 1815 AND IN THE HATTER OF HAMMER AND COMFANV LIMiTED IN LIQUIDATION Notice is hereby given iv pursuance of seel ion 220 of The Coin, aui^s Ordinance 1 9 1 t th
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      286 5 CHOP KWAN SfcNG. NOTI E is hereby given that the partner phi p here t fore Babsistiog letween Chop Kwek Glap Hetit', Kho Hccg Mvi t.< -riD, Kwtk You£ Kt;t t.<». f Siorg Cbfok, Chop Heng Liar li?cg, Goh Teli Kent; and Kwek Chco Nam carrying on basioess as Comuiif-:
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      146 5 CIPRAH or RUBBER DRfthG PLANT. A CKULA" dryer wbfch hae hot r: nst <i f "jr about 6 months oijly Is tor Mil Immediate. Paiticulaiß from (.HULA "c/othis 22-8 At the insTnction of the L'qnidator i j uceatid i >evtlopmcat r o ,IM laud aud(.o)cwu at ('be Bej m BiMn|
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Aug. 23. 1916,
    1254 6 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Aug. 23. 1916, j»*H tke Ptms the Facpl*': rlfht u*l*£afc|. ?7nmT«a by inSarrv? and unb»-iV>«d k? giln 9mm patriot Trutfc her gloHoat prsceptJ 4ffcW« Whilst a curious silence is being maintained with regard to it, there is no doubt from the scanty indications available, that
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    169 6 Municipal Commission meets on Friday the business being of a routine character. Sic E L Brockman, KCiuu, has accepted the presidency of the Selaugor Golf Oiub. The Resident of Perak has appointed .Mr JF Owen to be Officer Commanding the Civil Guard fcr the area of Hutu Gejah, vice Mr
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    THE HEDJAZ RAILWAY.
    736 6 Crossing the deeerc eastward from Petra, writes a correspondent who kno.vt; the East well. I came fcOTOM the He |v Railway iv the numbing. There wag no quarrel with the Porte at the time nevertheless the line had to be guarded foe most of its length. Tho
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    Y.M.C.A. SPECIAL BUILDING FUND.
    65 6 The Hoa Treasurer. Mr w Chartered Haok a' China, Stag is wa, i i > w»th tat t further cjn'i .o-i-» Pcavioatlj .i a< j JS Manas?eb an J a Bliat Tun X h i Arcb i< vindell A h rieud Ng Chaa Baag T M
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    AN OFFICER'S BAG.
    603 6 A M6OM lii« ulf... t VotkbLtfH battalion, who before the war gave hie da? to DttM work R«i his leisure to cutdf sports and MUNMMMI, told the following stur\ of hit- >ui\(Mture6 to a correspond*-!}' f wa climbed out over their parados, making for their second li
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    "VERY OTHERWISE."
    135 6 Are tbe Germau boidiers beco fttnsfOMd I I vvouoded officer, I c ;t respondent, eaid of o% 1-or.erh h.i;i been a waiter m L pWttt, Mid knew his London as »h I do mobt intelligent chop, at b: k of the wnr. the iovt of tonp h> -d
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      89 6 SHIPMENTS now RECEIVED OF Jas WATSON Co (DOMDEE) VERY FINE OLD SCOTCH WHISKY CALDBECK, MACGRECOR CO. THE MENS WEAR Newest Shirts, Ties, Pyjamas, iif^P^L I Ar ill ill!' m\ 1 H'p\ "tuc CAunv *ff X t iirMA coloured shirt m newest ■B^^j^7 $3.50 each HJPpil John Little <Si> Co., Ltd.,
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      157 6 PEG PERT V SALE. The following properties were diepofeod of by auction at Messrs Ching Keag Lye and Co'e sale room on Monday afternoon. 14 Pieces of freehold land situate off Confederate Estate rd, iv the District of Siglap. area 2m, 000 equate feet bought by S N S M
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    THE WAR POSITION.
    59 7 (ffIAH STAFF LESIGN. Hungary r issatisHsd r ßy R f*->!H i Ban r i rtn \a Ai-rv I H c M»pri< i -2-.0 >rnh rfl „ard off a .ire winter, m I breathing srmce nnd pre irther mmptdgn m soring. Hungary is increasingly 'Actfl stormy scenes m
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    THE BRITISH VIEW.
    79 7 r- --t k: l- t ftl Headqu irtersi, of th« grou l galaad b«lvoen Thirpva' Jeicdbed it a T*»ry II nil yet Hncr.un<-erpd ;:nt?. teen te| *itb rnnchine cs rr <ved InmUflMM bttl wore dwJl npleto puccesa. In the Snl I of a Ifal ol maet i.
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    ESTIMATE OF ENEMY.
    18 7 empa says the B aad I na-f men on i front a' d General Mackensen
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    WHY TALK OF PEACE?
    80 7 P.; -Iq tha Hones o" Mr N drew act ,-ntu i: to mmermann, Gerntaa I r- Iga lirs that j bad often declared ber rsadiness te for pence, but thai i«ritain 3 ad the Ecteute respor lin^ ar replied that Gera_any h%d any digpoettion te agree
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    ABABIAN REVOLT.
    189 7 T :> R:s ng at Kerbela. Bombay, July 12. i Times tepeii I that the r'sing rbela began on april I 1 MaraudIhe local shepherdei but Jrivan ot? by the Kevbeleee, a?-isted Turks. The Arabs of the Veesii tarae next morcin;! to a?;!.~t the Sifbt iga Bel thfl
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    FATAL RIDING ACCIDENT.
    93 7 I L *uqu I I U ndng accident took placa in aruing iu which Mr E C in the firm cf McLeod e. Ms DaTis had been the Han Mr W A ng along G. iria« lie aui a Iralf frt)ni lb I si i ad 11
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    17 7 i i turnt to Thursday is B p will be I at the 7 a on Holy
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    BATTLE OF THE SOMME.
    141 7 ARTILLERY AND BOMBS [By Submarine Cable] [Ranter's Service] London, Aug. I— General Haig'a communique 6ays "After heavy bom bardment three bombing attacks were made on Highwood, All were easily repulsed. We withdrew Boma of our cover ing patrols before strong enemy detach ments but the latter
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    FROM PARIS.
    134 7 Paris, Aug. SI. -The afternoon com- i nsnniqoj r a>s: a powerful German at kack on Flenry was repulsed with Berioui i The attack was accompanied by liquid* flre but was chocked by our curtain tire i fire. There baa baen violent artil i lery work cv the
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    A GALLANT AIRMAN.
    54 7 Louden, &ug 91.— The Gazette records r Military Cross to Lieutenant 0 T Boyd for conspicnone gallantry m a bombing raid In unfavourable weather he dfs- t-nded to below a thousand feet and dv pped bombs on. «n<i ;'.r t *i bis machine gun at. a train
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    CASUALTIES DECREASING
    34 7 London. Aug 21. It is noteworthy that I the casualties thriving m England from France are not a quarter of what they were at tho opening of the British otfen- < ■ire* i
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    AN INCIDENT IN A CLEARING STATION.
    351 7 AN INCIDENT IN A CLEARING STATION. i A little incident i? 3 described m a letter j received frcn: one of the doctors engaged m an iraportact clearing station m France. IhrOßgta which paes large numbers of wounded from the froat. He writes At a recent concert there were about
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    CHINESE UNDESIRABLES DEPORTED.
    101 7 CHINESE UNDESIRABLES DEPORTED. I Just before the departure of the Glencgle from Rangoon for Pr?naug t Strait! ard China on Aug. 9, the deteetiTe department c? the Rangoon Town police placed on boutJ two Chinamen Lim Ghwee Blwah, and Lim Hengh, n i Sal La Hen, alias Lim ah Bog,
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    SOME OTHER FIGHTING.
    60 7 ADVANCE ON STOKHOD. (By Submarine Cable] [Renter's Servioe] I'etrograd, Aug. 21 Official. We are advancing m the region of the Stckhod where on Aug. 18 19 we iook prisoner 1,350 and captured eighteen machine guns and other war material. Crossing the Carpathians. Petrograd, Aug 21.— Official. We
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    THE NORTH SEA RUNAWAY.
    55 7 London, Aug '22.- Naval experts, commenting on the North Sea nffair, opino that the retreat of the Germans after an abortive raid affords an irrefutable demonstration that; the Germans re cognibo ho\v securely the command of' the sea rebt with Admiral Jellicoe. The German tactics are
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    IN AFRICA.
    96 7 London, Aug. 'Jl The representative of Reiner at General \au der Venter's heudquaiteis says: We occupied Kidete near Kilosaa alter a determined stand by' the enemy. London, Aug. 21. General Sniuts m an official despatch s;iys We are rnov ing cv Dar es Salaam, supported by nava! operations
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    BATTLE FOR THE STOKHOD
    602 7 German Invincibilitj 1 Kovel Front, via Rovno, Jnly 11. Fighting wore fierce than any that hattj been Been m this entire moverrseat is now proc»'» ding ulo'l4 the banks of the i> f okhod from the Kovel Sarny railway to the Kovt 1 Rorno main roud,
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      MESOPOTAMIA COMMISSION.
      272 7 [By Submarine CabU] [Iteuter's Service] London, Aug. 21.- The Mesopotamia commission held a formal sitting m the House of Lords to day. London, Aug. 21.— The Times cays General Mocro has won great distinction m the present war and his sound soldierly qualities have placed him among the
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    AFRICAN TROOPS.
    57 7 ondon, Aug 21. In the House of Corn mous repl-iyt* to Sir Josiah Wedgwood, Mr Llcjd George expressed his williugness to privately convey the results of comoiunications with tbe military authorities m Africa on the subject of tbe employment of native troops for garrison purposes m Egypt and
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    INDIAN AFFAIRS.
    59 7 Mr Chamberlain said that di&eretiouary powers were being given to the authoritk'S at Bombay act without reference to Simla m urgent cas-es of officers invalided home. The Government oi India was arranging io start again the old Commissariat Garden at Sheikb Oihraar. Tbe question of a supply of
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    SCHOOL OF ORIENTAL STUDIES
    32 7 London, Aug. 21 Mr (itor^e Jamie eon, ex consul-general Shanghai, has been appointed Governor of the School of Orient al Studies on the nomination of the China Association.
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    JAMAICAN HURRICANE
    23 7 London, Am,'. 21. Official. The whole of the Jamaica Lanorwi crop has been destroyed by the hurricane. Twelve persons were killed.
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    MUNITION FACTORY EXPLOSION.
    35 7 MUNITION F ACTORY EXPLOSION. Lorsdou, Aug 21. Ofiicl?.!. An explosion has tafctu place m a munition factory m Yorkshire. It is believed there has been serious loss of lif^ There are no dftuili! v t.
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    OBITUARY
    13 7 Montreal, Aug. 21.— The death has occurred of Major Goners! Frederick Henson.
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    PARLIAMENT.
    18 7 London, Aug. 21 TLp r'ou-^e o! Lords has passed the becoud reajiug of the Parliament Bill. I
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    A SINKING.
    14 7 London, Au g 21. The British steamer] Swedish Prince has been 6unk,
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    SWORD-SWINGING.
    124 7 At (be Gaiety theatre, Driver Southcott, 74th Battery, 11 V A, Btarted on Thurfedny on attempt; to b.ei:k the world's records I for continuous eword swinging, "vbicb nowj Btandf >.t fifty Lours. Soatbcott was go- }Dg 0% v.ell m his tremendous feat of endurance until early this tuorning whin
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      684 8 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. fNCOBPOBATBD IK ENGLAND. FOR LONDON. s s City of Norwich doe about end of September, For particulars a< to rates of freight and passage apply to McAUSTER Go., Ltd., AGENTS. KONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPiJ Incorporated In Holland, Rojil Packet Navigation Co., or Batavia.
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      767 8 IT. %3m Oritish India AND JnLpcAß Ijine (Companies Incorporated m 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 abont MAIL LINES. HOMEWARD (FOR EUROPE).
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      473 8 M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LIHB. For CHINA, JAPAN CETLON id* MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD OUTWARD 1916 18)6 Athos Sept. 6 Taril Looat Auc ?9 A. Behic Hept. 14 Porthoß Sept. 2H Paul Lecat Oct. 12 j For all particulars apply to J. de COURTOtS, im, INDOCHINA S. N. Co., Ltd [Inoorporated
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      351 8 JAPAN MA!i' STFA»S««p Co., Utf Uncorp<jrfit.<t lr* EUROPEAN LIM A «*t.r%'lc<: »b tn&lnt&lr.*-^ butw via portp to Marfiellle^, L' .^i contract with the Imperial ;a pu: r lijent. The New Twli fii2? jualntaiciL^ this Bor-let- IIn- 1 dtHi^ned and eonHtrnetc<V v- ..-,7^ with all the lHtert liiipm\ "*< Ivafety and
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    MR GINNELL, M. P., ARRESTED.
    1089 9 Visit to Irlih Prisoners at Knutsford. A sensation was caused at Bow Street on July 8 by the appearance m the dock of MrLaurence Ginnell, the member for North Weetmeath, hie Dative county, eince 1906. Ue was charged with committing an offence under the Defence
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    Market Price List.
    365 9 Singapore, Au^; tut, I9ie Bean^-. Lon^ jht Httf I do. French do II Baoi parti I Beef Steak do *v Beau Spi Oi I Bamboo Sprout* do M Hlachau B-injaK OR Cabbage, Batai la Ao 2.1 I do. Chiiiii i.', do. Balti il fl oh Carrots, En
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      857 9 J War or Peace. Famine or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY iS P THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 52, Old Jewry, E.C. jo«n»a«f b«a £30.000 deport ted with lbe
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      629 9 THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE I INSURANCE COMPANY (INCORPORATED IN CANADA) PROVIDE NOW FOR YOUR CHILD'S EDUCATION. I A small annual premium mukoa certain a goed education for your child. By no other plan can you make so auro a provision for a child, as an Educational I Endowment with the Manufacturers
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      86 9 MARTINS jffli^i^r Ladies"! JPI |^LS A Fr-nt-ti ««-m«Miy fn' all 'rratfu.arlMe* '1 l»*l ;.l l ,-irv r I r-" 6 KAiOiH. »OOIH*MI>:uM,£MCUNO KfW ZEALAND INSURANCE Co,, ltd FIRE AND MARINE. [toOCtponted tfl Niw ZtaJand. YAN6JSZE INSURANCE AESOC, Ltd WARIKE 'Incorporated la liougkong.) CHINA FIRE INSURANCE Co Ltd FIRE. (iMOiyottMA m
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    1646 10 To Dec. it July To date 1916 Abaco 6,4 93 Allagar, Dec 266,800 106,000 A.Gajah, Sep 29.790 12,000 70,800 Alor Pongeti 97,03t Alma, 28,600 244,800 Ampat, Sep 88,054 12,687 68,999 An-Johore, Met 177,249 19,608 139,914 An Malay.Dec 1,507,847 795,866 AnS'tra.May 478,628 78,547 445V57 Asahan, Jnly 93,786 24,064
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    TIN RETURNS
    103 10 l;- Ma lit m h. fa .ij. rfMft 4.S U O <9' Qopeng Contscl, 1 4 .670 (l 1 1 Heawood. 8.701 (li Kiuta. .Uine •i Ahkoc, Mm 1,641 vjiaTiu, I' I.4fif kCeoglMiiba Middleton, Keb 2,180 Pahang Omhml, 4 4.600 (Jl) I'ubidr Bahru, |,?T( Hahman U yd. c.Of
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      346 10 Supplies arc roqriricr. %V m] 1 1 i Cii i **> v io■-i J. PS H I "I N %v\ Jtm B_f!_l i la___i __E^^^^B ____^^^__^i. 1 ____r ___r^Hv _F -s. v r T\ iflM^ I Wm I ■rVE^^tbk iBS B&t I _Ea_Lii______ _F /rJ^%^^M) l>r. CasselFs Tablets Increase the
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      153 10 For Delicate Infants h and at weening time, there, is no f<x>d so deservedly popular as jj Bender's. As soon ;m you bagin to prepare Benger*s Food with X milk, it undergoes a firs! prose 33 of natural digestion which enables w\ its highly nutritiv* contents to be fully absorbed
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      74 10 In above lint the totals ;c r monthly totals for Jan J>ee.Mfi. Tbe m which the Company > >»&' Jio l^ after the name. Third I hoWH 1918 total to date and wecomi <x»iumn It? of the past month. Kv.ry ci v to get the figure* aecnrHtt- but U" a
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1159 11 'Issued by FKASEK Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, An& '22ml RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. 179,830 2a 9s Angl O .Ja?a 50% 4 0 2ft 150,000 >n ta Anglo-Malay 80% I 10 o if 10,000 3 8 8* BalangMaika IC% 1 J J J 80,000 J 1 Batn Tig.
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    EXCHANGE
    64 11 COBRBCTED UP T3 Aug 22.) I Bssxl I a t 2-4 19 82 j j. demand 2-4 7 82 Patrols s?sdit» 8 m 2 4 18 16; France demand Bani 826 Ihdia, T. T. 1^4} HossKOBQ, damand 8f f fJKOHAMa, dariiar.d ilu$ Java, osunaod 185$ BAKasOK, dernani .66 8ovaatiasa,
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    PRODUCE
    135 11 j Tin (110 ton*) 182,00 jtihunfeUi 10.25 GsraSic* 'Jabe No. 1 20.00 !GftEc¥Ux Cab« Nc, 3 2 9.00 ?«pp«H Black ordiu. bpoie '27.60 P§pp«i, (WVte tnh) 85.00 i Nulmegg »110 to ih* \t. 80.00 NaCinegs (90 to the IV J nom. Clovea (Amboina) aom. j B«M Coffe» (4% Bhvck)
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      611 11 D4ILY SHIPPING REPORT: Chamber of Commerce (to 1 1 am. Aug 22 ARRIVALS. Aug 19. Besi'acg (but. Aug It, Medusa, Kints, Lady Weld, SandaLan, Kut Sang Brit 1 Van JmbofT, Sicgkara, Pontianak 'DuV I;achuresti lßus». Aug 2.- Sappho, IpoL, Alrinoub, Meran (Brit 1 Kcaiig \^e 'Chi) QoftiiMM 1 I CLEARANCES.
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    London Financial Letter.
    1390 12 From Our Own Corrtspondtnt Plantation Rubber Firmer .More (rood Dividends Some Fine Output Figures Perak'e excelleat achievement— Stalaog b Steady Progress -Prse Remits. London, July 13. A iHgatlj better tend* nrv bus been ween m the market f plantation robber during she pail fortnight Tub refusal of
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    MOUNT AUSTIN JOHORE.
    425 12 The Report o'. iv-: Directors to Mar 81 re«i S j TROFiT AND Lo>H ACCOUNT The Profit and Loss Account Bhows, with fche balance brought forvfard from last year, a credit bai'.iiice of JB?3 47! 19a 2d. The net profit i,)v the ye.ir'd working was £Qs,-!d lus
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    MALAYAN COLLIERIES.
    773 12 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The third annual general meeting of shareholders m Malayan Collieries, Ltd., was held at the registered offices of the Company, 8 10, Loke Yew Buildings, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday at 11 a.m. Mr J A Russell (Chairman of Directors) presided. The annual statement of accounts
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    PROTECIGRS OF CROWS.
    172 12 Not long fifio we gave what we con- j eidered an extreme instance of the Equeamighness of Jains aad certain o'.b-jr j etcts regarding tbe taking cf life, la this co&e a community ci iv Bombay wbicb eeat round and collected ir: s which ought to have
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    152 12 The Mongolia arrived afc Marseilles on Saturday the 19th instant, and the Nolicre on Sunday the 20th idem. The Roumanian steamer Bucuresti an chored m the roads on Monday morning on arrivnl from Nagasaki. She has come here for provisions, and will leave for France with coal from
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    FILLIS CIRCUS.
    78 12 This old time favourite will be paying Singapore a short visit next week opening on Beuch-rd, on Aug 29. The Circus hag been touring the F M S \s irb much success of late and should receive ft good welcome here. There is a long list of capable
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    24 12 The Ladies August Spoon was competed for yepierday. aad woa by Mrs Willies 54 —10 44; Mrs Marsh 50 —8 J7.
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    HOWRAH SENSANTION
    495 12 Police Encounter Wltii Desperadoes. An exciting encounter between a posse of the Calcutta Police and a band of Bengali desperadoes tooft place m the early Lioui'B of Saturday Aug. 5 at Uowrah. The encounter was the faequel to a house raid which resulted m the capture of two
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    26 12 Pnrj^rr (Jane) 4628 flaly) 4 998 T bal tut 4 mouthg 18,4Cfl lb^. United Malacca 9,002 Total for 6 mouths 24,037 Ib*.
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    106 12 -«fr»" For ths first time iv the history of tbe Hongkong rice trade a shipment of r> ■j t ,cc hub been mede to the United > U Tliifl first shipment c^ns-i^i-d oJ LOO Done, consigned to Sun Francisco. A t:ee poh shing machine <.f A. to erica n make
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      494 12 Yet m the game— Sargol makes Puny. Peevish People Plurcp and foputar SARGOL, tbe cocceatratad food tl pu mi |oaj| u> itfav Bomatunai n' tha rate of v povnJ aala] bafldi Dp tha II ftiiugs back th« r blush of Lealtb, rounds Dttl bl I figures to Uae« of beauty
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