Malaya Tribune, 15 August 1914

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune. [Progressive and Independent Evening Daily.] Vol. 1. No. 191. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1914 Price 5 Cents. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1914. THE GREAT WAR. NOTES AND NEWS. Cb« malapa tribune. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15
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      355 1 i agents /Cimsngf \2 1 B 1 I I MtNGHIN CP.'*?* ORCHARD II iAD S ?f.pore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO=MGIir! COMMENCING ai 9 p.m. Sharp. TO-NIGHT!! The vi se of War r r See the Creat Herial Fleet at War WAR. WAR, WAR, WAR, WAR. DREADED J©Y A BEATIFUL
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      262 1 HAVE YOU MADE PROVISION FOR YOUR CHILDREN? One of the chief anxieties which a married man has is how to host .provide for the education of his children, the expenses for which reach tneir maximum when the children are from 14 to 20 years old To meet this heavy expense
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    Germany’s Surprise.
    723 2 Id tbe midst of peace our enemies have surprised us." That surely is a startling statement to make in the face of Germany's wanton violation of Belgian neutrality and Sir Maurice de Buosen's disclosures regarding the genesis of the Austrian ultimatum to Servia. Germany weut out of her
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      222 2 COLUMB TYRE iIN HOT COUNTRIES. THE COLUMB TYRE Co., ar East.) I SI, ROBINSON ROAD, Singapore. Telephone: 1510. Telegraphic Address: PROWODNIK. 28-4 MOTE: JUST RECEIVED MOTE: P Lavona Hair Tonic A A B Dr. Cassd's Tablet* H M D Veno* Ljgbtning Cougb Cure E V R Kruscben Salle I N
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      274 2 I oOC'SHf/iQ OBSERVE LABEL c^/nneS s A SIMPLE NOURISHINC FOOD OEIHICH MEDICINAL VALUE. OBTAINABLE AT ALL STORESiHOTELSISTiCLUBS^ KIM HIN Co., SOLE AGENTS. 12-5 Important Notice to Contractors Builders. The United Saw Mills, Ltd., (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ONG BAM LEONG Esq., Chairman. DR.
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    The Dogs of War.
    1784 3 „1 js TRUTHS ABOUT OUR NAVY. The ian Behind the Gun. y,-. Feed T. Jane.] V x to shipbuilding programmes, is probably the thing iftbkh we hear most. Here again ntimistf and the pessimists are free with satistics proving te theories. They certainly •ol both be
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      292 3 Singapore Cold Storage Co., LIMITED. Australian Creamery Butter NOTICE. is hereby given that on and after the 11th instant. Goods will only be supplied for cash, The usual prices will be maintained as long as possible. TELEPHONE No, B*s. SINGAPORE AND BRANCHES. ECHOES FROM EVERYWHERE FRAMROZS! derated Waters ARE THE
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    Splendid Men.
    1369 4 The Stuff of The Briton. Th< Eihtlc of Atkins. It is a vf r) excellent thing, it may even be a wise and highly necessary performance, occasionally to blow a trumpet which if not exactly one's own, belongs at any rate to the family, writes Harold Begbie in
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    U.S. Naval Scandal.
    164 4 There is a promise of a military scandal growing out of the deportatiod from Vera Cruz of Mr. Fred. L. Boalt, the correspondent of the Newspaper Enterprise Association. The L.S.A. Secretary for War has issued an order on the ground that Boalt published false statements that the
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      315 4 nillCiAki THK STARTLING, NKWEHT IlLUolUil. MOsT CI.AS.SY NOVELTY IX Existence to iky. THE STRING MAGI BLOCK. Cart yon .-«d\e it? Performer -hows the frtrinx threaded through the 2 pillar*-. TWi Riling m now oat. and. at corumaud. it i-- whole again. Complete appaiatUs with Ml iJi-tructions only 40 cent.-. PARTICULARS
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      212 4 noticeT^ On Account of our Removal to Lars** Premises, We are open to Accept Offers for Surplus Stocks of: KAPOR RED RESAK CHENGHAI DAROO BALLOW MIRABAU In Planks, Scantlings and Logs. Kirn Seng Leong Co., TIMBER MERCHANTS, 59-3, LAVENDER STREET. —I— Cash Clearance Sain THREE WEEKS ONLY From August Ist
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    Correspondence.
    303 5 I Wĕ do not nectnarily endoru the opinion* tsprtutd by correrpondenti.] The Singhalese Community and The War. To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune. •Sir,—Will you kindly publish the following between my Association and th* Government and O' lige. YoUr f HT f iTull A P. \J. Dahibl, Secretary
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    American Immigration.
    190 5 A Washington press-message sayg —lmmigrants arrived at American ports at the rate of more than 2,900 every week-day during the first 10 months of the fiscal year of 1914, and indications are that by June 30 when the fiscal year ends, the greatest number of immigrants ever admitted
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    RUBBER CORPS.
    111 5 July Returns. Alor Gajah 8,578 Koala Nal (Kelantan) 5,600 Sungei Matang 7,243 June 5,851 May 6,201 Total to date 19,295 Estimated output 120 000 Punggor 5,263 Ayer Hitam 11,270 Last year 5,333 Total financial year 41,907 Last year 18,066 Sungei Bilut 3.230 heras 2,700 The Societe Financiere Dcs
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      167 5 M Sedool Economic Atlas showing Political Divisions of the World and giving more details than other Atlases. Price 1.40 each. KOH Co., Book sellers, Stationers and Newsagents. 82-3 Bras Basah Road, fl THE PRIMROSE J3L AERATED WATER FACTORY, 11-1 MIDDLE ROAD Thonb No. 1366. WORKED BY STEAM POWER W UNDER
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      171 5 THE BANGKOK TIMES ESTABLISHED 1887.) LEADING PAPER IN SIAM. Daily and Weekly English and Siamese I LARGEST CIRCULATION. KEIEY iIAESH LTD., Singapore Agents. Telegrams: TIMES, BANGKOK. 15-6 15-9 MATERNITY HOME AND NURSERY FOR BABIES. Ladies and Children's UnderClothing, Infants' Layettes etc., MADE TO ORDER. Registry Office FOR NURSES AMAHS Dry
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      345 5 The Malaya Tribune. Can be had at the following depots Singapore. Hotel van Wijk, Stamford Road. Messrs Koh Co., 90, Bras Batah Road. Hotel de l'Europe. Adelphi Hotel. Messrs. Kim Co. Chop Teck Seng, 97, Selegie Road. Mr. Pang Boon Tin, (Tank Road Railway Station.; Army Navy Bar, High Street.
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    For Sunday Reading.
    1529 6 Discourses in Place of Worship Relative to Great War. Ipoh Chaplain on the War.' At the Church of St. John the Divine, Ipoh, on Sunday, the Rev. E. A. Hone, in the course of his sermon, made reference to the European crisis. After referring to the efforts
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      258 6 WHOLESALE RETAIL MERCHANTS. FANCY GOODS OF ALL KIND \>r^°* j/s yC* N Japanese porcelain 1108 Seto Mcturc t*»°' frames anl> Curios. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. j RAVENSWAY 9 Co., No. 187, ORCHARD ROAD, Singapore. Telephone, No. 717. UNDERTAKERS. MARBLE MERCHANTS AND MONUMENTAL MASONS. 19-6 JM—W■—III I I 111 I rMT»—BBBI II
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      43 6 M. EBRAMSAH GO. lO© Market St., Singapore Dealers in all kinds of r Ribbed, wire, Plain Tile, Tile, Silvered Plate and 1 Glass of every Descri] I Size, in Ruby, Yellow, Oreei and Bine. SHOW CASES All Kinds and Sizes a Special") 4-7
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      527 6 fixtures. i Saturday, 15th. I Nyalas. Evatts, noon. Sunday, 16th. Tides High water 5.46 a.m. |.4' n 10th Sunday after Trinity. 1 Monday, 17th. Tides High water —8.16 a.m. 6.j re Tuesday, 18th. Tides: High water9.20a.m.7.26 p.m. Wednesday, 19th Outward Mail due by X. Y. K. linei. Tides High water
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    Notes on Latest News.
    277 7 Daring the course of yesterday one item of war news was I by wire, and some anxiety caused by the silence. The as usual, predicted all r»j disasters and it also gave ef-inongers a tip-top chance to geminate many monstrous emana- from their diseased minds. t,
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    The Lion’s Cubs.
    52 7 The Empire's Granary. Th* Canadian people have offered h>- Old Country one million bags of flour as a present. The Secretary ol State for the Colonies expressed the thanks of the nation and accept- I the offering. The first consignment haves Canadian waters for gland on the
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    Coolies Causing Trouble.
    136 7 La ge numbers of coolies working ,n Singapore are said to be causing trouble on aeconnt of their wages reduced to 2f> cents a day, with food supplied. Not understanding the reason for the measure ihey h tve begun with disturbances at Bnkit Panjang, necessitating the ailing
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    Situation in Kuala Lumpur.
    471 7 tent of the Federal capital lue great war. it is need- >• is the topic of the hour Government Offices, in big '*o]>ean and Asiatic, —in the Nation, in retail shops, in rs, in (dubs, in the dens, on the roads, in in fact, everywhere, 3
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    Perak and the War.
    250 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Two thousand bags of rice were sent by rail from Prai, Province Wellesley, to Kuala Lumpur on Thursday and Friday. P. W. D. ArrangementsThe Public Works Department, F.M.S., issued an order to pay their overseers, coolies, etc., only half their wages; one
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    Position at Port Swettenham.
    260 7 Port Swettenham and Klang have settled down again, after the first alarm, and business is going on very much as usual. There was something of a panic, last week, and the Asiatic Storekeepers quickly rushed up prices to as much as 40 per cent. The Government
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    Havas Service War News.
    623 7 Paris, August 5. A German cruiser fired on Bone and Phiilipeville (two unfortified towns in Algeria) and then sailed away, disappearing toward the West. The casualties have been slight. At Metz it is stated the Germans have (court-martialled and) shot If. Somain at Metz (H. Somain
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    An Enthusiastic Send-Off.
    412 7 Tiie ten Frenchmen who left Koala Eampur by the mail train on Aug. 12 for Singapore, whence they left for France by the P. and Syria, had a tend-off which lacked nothing in enthusiasm. The platform was packed with an enthusiastic crowd, which, in the intervals of
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    EAST ASIATIC RATE WAR.
    201 7 Alleged Negotiations. In connection with the statement at the annual meeting of the Rickmers Company that negotiations are proceeding with the Kast Asiatic Conference lines, the Hamburg; correspondent of the Voissische Zeitung says, that he learns onv enquiry in authoritative quarter* that nothing is known of
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    THE TIN INDUSTRY AND THE WAR.
    1228 8 The reduction of the Bank-rate to five per cent and the restoration of confidence in the British Isles may have, after a certain period, a reverberating echo in the Straits and Federated Malay States. When the metal exchanges are in full swing again and
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    Sir Stamford Raffles.
    152 8 The following appeared in The World of July 14:—The Colonial Officf is apparently corinioVi iiu erection of a suitable memoria! to Sir Stamford Kaffles, the foun of Singapore, for Mr. Harcourt is inviting the Governor of the Colony to consider tiie question of providing funds whether by
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    66 8 The collections to be untitled untitled Cathedral of the Good Bheph< the low and high masse: on Feast of the Assumption w II the benefit of the Pastor Cathedral. Mr. Babok Pillay, clerk, lass of the Customs Departn" it, 1 Dickson, has been prom* class II of the Government Service
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      316 8 INERTOL PAINT ANTICORROSIVE Exhaustive trials have proved it to be the best protection for iron constructional work against rust. Sea water has no effect whatever on iron and steel coated with Inertol. WATERPROOF Concrete and cement surfaces are rendered impermeable. Most suitable for reservoirs, water-tanks, etc. Write for Illustrated Booklet:
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      170 8 "DON'T BE SCARED"! Our prices for Whisky have not been raised and We still give credit; So there is absolutely no exguse for being thirsty. A fellow-feeling makes us wondrous kind. O temporal O mores! T. M. LAMB CO. 1, Raffles Place. WINFRED Cigarettes. THE WORLDS BEST VALUE IN VIRGINIA
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    Local and General.
    504 9 k n p to £141 now. —:o: g or is op to 27 now. in Races have been aban- :o:— d mail of I6tb nit reached An I2ih inat I :o: rod need 15,848 piculs of Ban ip igJune. :o: Lv CI 86 Temple at BandjerL, een
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    Rounding-up German Eastern Squadron.
    46 9 TERRIFIC FIGHTING IN BELGIUM AND VOSGES MOUNTAINS. Germans Quitting Japan. The Russian Advance. Bank of Es gland Deposits. Silence Regarding Main War Theatres. Reuter's Service. London, August 14, 3-30 p.m. Great silence prevails regarding the main war theatres, only scraps filtering through.
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    Germans Repulsed at Vosges Ridges.
    40 9 Liege is still intact, and after five days fighting France maintains possession of the crest of the Yosges mountains, repulsing well-directed German attacks. Oerman Prisoners. Belgium has asked France to accommodate two thousand German prisoners.
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    A Fine Capture.
    18 9 The French have captured at Atham a battery of artillery, three mitrailleuses and ammunition waggons.
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    British Closing Round German Fleet.
    32 9 "Rounding Dp" Action of Eastern Squadron. London, Aug. 14, 1-50 p.m. The British fleet is gradually circumscribing the action of the German fleet in the Far East.
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    Germans Preparing to Leave Japan.
    25 9 Germans are concentrating at Tokyo and Yokohama preparatory to leaving, owing to the expectancy of war between Japan and Germany.
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    Battle of Haelen.
    92 9 Fierce Fighting East of Brussels. London, Aug. 13, 3-35 p.m. Yesterday's engagement will be known as the battle of Haelen. It lasted throughout the day and the Belgians by evening had cleared the ground between Diest and Haelen. The Zellick country was covered with dead. A portion
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    Advance on Antwerp.
    225 9 London, Aug. 14, 4 30 a m. A Dutch report to the Daily Mail says the Germans have captured Diest and are advancing towards Antwerp. The Liege forts are still intact. [The fortress of Diest lies in the North East of the Province of South Brabant, some
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    More German Defeats.
    60 9 London, August 14, 4 a.m. Simultaneously with the battle at Haelen. the Germans were repulsed with heavy loss at Eghezee, ten miles north Hf Namar, while the French dtfeated and pursued the Germans in a two days' battle on the river Othain, South of Montmedy, annihilated a
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    Russian Successes.
    44 9 The Russians have captured the town of Sokal, in Galicia, after dislodging the Austrians with heavyloss. They pursued the enemy across the river Bug and destroyed two bridges and a viaduct. Bulgaria has assured Russia that she will observe the strictest neutrlity.
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    Lord Roberts.
    12 9 Lord Roberts is appointed Colo-nel-in-Chief of the forces from Overseas.
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    Cables to Japan Interrupted.
    11 9 Communication between Japan and Europe is interrupted.
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    Bank of England's Position.
    35 9 The Bank of England return gives the following figures Reserve 15£ millions, public deposits eight millions, other deposits 83} millions, other securities 70jj millions in the proportion of 17 per cent.
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    French War News.
    54 9 (Courteously Supplied by French Consul.) Paris, August 13. A message from Pans ttates that the engagermnts hitherto have been in the nature of vanguard actions. The Fremh authorities are well pleated with the strategical situation ttldch is in course of development. Holland appears to be resolved to
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    79 9 President Wilson has asked the United States Congress to vote half a million sterling to bring back Americans stranded in Europe. A cruiser will convey the money and a fleet of transports will bring back the tourists. The following telegram was received yesterday morning by the Secretary of Selangor Club
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    SPECIAL SERVICE OF INTERCESSION IN CONNECTION WITH THE WAR.
    968 9 A Public Service of intercession for the British Forces engaged in the Great War in Europe was held in St. Andrew's Cathedral at 6 p.m. yesterday. Long before this hour the sacred edifice was filled with an earnest congregation numbering among
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    F.M.S. TIN.
    158 9 Six Months* Reports. The following figures for Block Tin and Tin Ore exported during the months of January to July, 1914, with figures for the corresponding period of previous year, and approx* imate value in Singapore, should prove of special interest to miners and the public generally at
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    THE CHRISTMAS ISLAND GUANO TRADE.
    152 9 The Fanning, Washington and Christmas Island groups in the Pacific Ocean are occupying the attention of several European experts, who are investigating the Guano and phosphate deposits on these islands. It is proposed to form a syndicate, which, will run regular guano carrying steamers in
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    67 9 The appointment of Mr. C.H. Niven to be temporarily an Unofficial Member of the Legislative Council of the Straits Settlements, during the absence on leave of Mr. F. W. Collins, has been approved by H. M. the King. Leave of abaence hat been extended, with half-salary, for a period of
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    THE AUSTRIAN DOGS OF WAR.
    465 10 The British Consul at Venice reported, on the 11th inst., that the Anstrian fleet is concentrating at Pola. Pola. Pola is a fortified Austrian harbour at the south-western point of the Istrian Peninsula. It protects the entrance to the Gulf of Quaraers, <>n the northern
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    July Rubber Crops.
    65 10 Sumatra Consolidated Robber Estates, Ltd. oo g?Q Bukit Mertajam Rubber Co Ltd. 23^.0 Taiping Rubber Plantations a Lu t "V 36,601 Sungei Siput Rubber Plantations, Ltd. gon Sungei Reyla (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate, Ltd. 6435 Irdragiri (Sumatra) Pubber Kvatt and Co Secre. favour us with information the effect
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    59 10 The water supply in Seremban «~"X and «vT lB tot,,e beta,..!,; I'• r l J-''o had v v.( uoona t»i i, and »1 naon ng and 1 t,, q 1 the cnrtailment of th« J Ams i i water gnoi.lv naa been cangino ma. t. pp ioconvfcni :tl. pul,,ic and
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    Shipping Notes.
    383 10 The Japanese steamer Rangoon Maru arrived from Bombay yesterday. The Straits S. S. Co.'s liner Krian is now on the berth in the roads for British North Borneo ports. She is due to leave on the 17th inst. The A. Holt liner Stentor is due hereon Monday the
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    New P. & O. Steamer.
    220 10 New P. O. Steamer. The steamship Karmala, built by Messrs OammeU Laird and Co.. of Birkenhead, for the p. and 0 Comj»nyg Extern trade, after beins taken over by the owners' repre-a-ntatuvs on the satisfactory conO) her official trials, left for Calcutta. TheKar. „ns grom. .She has a deadr U
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    Motor Vessels.
    52 10 The Atlantic Transport Company's new motor liner Mississippi, for the Baltimore, London and Antwerp trade was due to leave for U. S. A. ports on the 22nd inst. This new departure by one of the most important London Companies is another proof that oil-driven vessel are—if gradually—surely rising
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    226 10 Amherst, Brit str 135 tons, Ca,pt Scott, arrived from Kelantan, 14-8. For Kelantan. Thi Kok. Circe, Brit str 315 tons, Capt Bannaitne, arrived from Deli, 15-8 For Del,. \V. Mansfield. Esmeralda, Brit str (10 tons, Capt Joon, arrived from Bagan, 15-8. For Bagan. Wee Bros. Itonus, Brit str
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    85 10 TANJONG PAGAR. W harf (Basin) Section No. 1-Nil s?*™*** No.-2-Itonus &fr*i& Victora Dry Dock-Nil Main Wharf Section 4- -Mandasan Umtm M w 5— InisenMaru W Dock Ko 7 -I r i Bm ere Torilla w«tWh.rf Q J'etnria KumChow West Wharf .8-Amiral Olry Tanda
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    Portugal's Attitude.
    75 10 A private Dutch pmm mnnjiu Btatei that Portugal has declared 5, er "ympatfiy W ith England and r ranee in the present war. Belgian and Dutch Friendship. A German patrol entered Dutch ■Oil near Wielre, a village close to Eimlnirg They were disarmed. Iwenty Belgian Lancers who were
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      151 10 NORTH BRITISH CLINCHER MOTOR TYREs The Tyres that are superior for they made of PLANTATION RUBBER," We beg to announce that we ban been appointed Sole Agents in tho.s and F.M.S. for the North British 114 ber Co., London, and now hold tuil stock of the above tyres PRICE tISTS
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    696 11 Quotations are Nominal. SINGAPORE. AUGUBT 15. d Kvatt. Exchange and Share I'" quotation! QijllON STOCK EXCHANSE CLOSE®.] Rubber ShflfCJ* Buyers. Sellers. t V 1/4* 1/H A 2/« 3/6 A v r 1/6 3/6 I Ang 7 7 8 7 7/6 10/i K M.uka 9 1/li J_ Mva*»
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    LOANS TO PLANTERS.
    210 11 Details of the Scheme. The following circular has been issued by the Federal Government detailing the arrangements for loans to planters during the present crisis 1. To meet the present financial crisis loans may be issued to planters on the security either of produce or of land-title.
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    PASSENGERS—DUE.
    348 11 The London and China Express advise the following bookings outward Per P. and O. steamer Maloja, connecting with the steamer Arcadia at Colombo, due August 21.—Mr. and Mrs. G. Gallagher, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mr. H. V. Clow, Mr. S. J. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Aston, Mr.
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      80 11 JOHN LITTLE Co., LIMITED. NOTICE. For the present, Goods will be supplied for Cash only. Usual Prices with discount will be maintained as long as possible. All freight and packing rebates to outstations are withdrawn. As an alternative to the above, if it will be a convenience to our customers,
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      710 12 Church Services. ST. ANDREW'S. lOth Sunday Af er Trinity. 7.45 A.M.—HOLY c-mmunion (CHORAL/ Introit 241. Service Woodward. Hymn at Offertory 256*. Hymn ai Communion 315. Hymn at Ablutions 691. Nunc Di mitt is Barnby. 0.15 A.M. MATINS followed bf HOLY COM M 0 NlO N. (PLAIN). First Lesson 1 Kings
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    American Election Prospects.
    848 13 Wilson and Roosevelt. Democrats on Trial. Washington, Jane 29. Politicians are girding their loins for what promises to be the most important and interesting Parliamentary election in recent times. In the United States there is no General Election at uncertain intervals. The Lower House goes regularly to
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      244 13 The Straits Albion Press, Limited. Stationers Printers COLLYER QUAY. SPECIAL NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS AND DRAUGHTSMEN Having placed large indent in Special terms we are able i the finest quality Tracing produced —Dull Back and Glazed Front at rates ruling for lower class fabric. brand is Koh-i-noor L. k C. Hardtmuth
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      72 13 ASAHI BEER B SAPPORO mm BLACK BEER MA CITRON WATER Highest Prize AT THE Anglo« Japanese Exhibition. Tamoto Co., 351, Victoria Street, TELEPHONE 412, AND ALL RETALERS. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOR The Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd Japanese Dental Surgeon. I. HIRANO, No. 384, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD
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