Malaya Tribune, 14 August 1915

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2 -No. 188. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1915 Price 5 Cents.
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      476 1 a Holiday Programme of Exceptional Merit AT THE CASINO The Popular Cinema Theatre, Beach Road. POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT. The Master Rogues of Europe A GREAT MELODRAMATIC DETECTIVE THRILLER IX THREE REELS, Pipes of Pan A Novi i Artistic Photo p!ay in Two Acts Featuring Miss Pauline Bush, The Cinema Idol.
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      161 1 Roneo Duplicators. fOO FACSIMILE Letters, Plans, etc., per Minute. From S2O to SI 6O. 14 a, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE. I MUll II IHHII.— llllMininw 111 Ml G. R. COELHO, 52, Selegie Road. Tuner, Repairer and Dealer in Pianos, Organs and other Musical Instruments. Music Warehouse. Fresh Music Arrives by Every
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      151 1 GRAND HOLIDAY PROGRAMME AT THE POPULAR CINEMA HOUSE The "GAIETY" Picture Palace. JUNCTION OF ALBERT AND BENCOOLEN STREETS. By Special Request for the HARI RAYA POASA—In the First Show at 8 p.m. "The Battle of Gettysburg 1 Aptly Termed THE WATERLOO OF THE GREAT AMERICAN CIVIL WAR 4 In Four
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    Fastest Train in India.
    999 2 E. B. S. Railway's New Venture. Those who have occasion to travel to Darjeeling will appreciate the enterprise of the E«stern Bengal State Railway, which has resulted in the provUion of a new and extrem°ly comfortable train, replete with every 0 Mnfort and delightfully fitted. The
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    MY JOYFUL LUCK.
    238 2 Pity many of us are spending enormously tbeir earnings in vain fruitlessly struggling for a future joy. Thus while I was in trouble for the last six years I wa9 not able to get to that state of joy notwithstanding my great sppndings of money. There was
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    THE PAIN OF NEURALGIA.
    224 2 People think of neuralgia ag a p*i n in the head or face, but neura may affect any nerve of the b Different names are given to it when it affects certain nerves. Thus neuralgia of the sciatic nerve is called sciatica, but the character of
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      139 2 THE WHISKY. i Sole Agents JOHN LITTLE CO., LTD., Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. j HOTEL van WIJK DURING THE WAR SPECIAL RATES for MONTHLY BOARDERS. TELEPHONE 111. I —1— 1111 —~~mmm~ 1 ———I NOTICE TO MOTORISTS. FOR SHELL MOTOR SPIRIT i Please send Tour Order to CHIN HUAT LEE, 29
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      52 2 jj33SBB rasas?™. ECONOMY IN WAR-TIME. a £rm kas spent a j great deal of money in j ii advertising at cannot alter its prices witkout losing i muck of tne benefit of its advertising. It is therefore an unj!l doubted advantage to buy advertised goods wken ge- 1 neral prices
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    Negri Sembilan News.
    336 3 Cricket Fixture. Our Seremban correspondent writing on the 10th instant reports that the Kuala Lumpur Railway Club are bringing a cricket team down there during the Hari Raya holidays to play against the Negri Sembilan Recreation Club. Jiu Jitsu. Last Saturday a line exhibition of Jiu Jitsu,
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    Famine in Bengal.
    310 3 Calcutta, Jnlv 28.—The Marwari Association of Calcutta has sent a representative to Tipperah, one of the famine-stricken districts in Eastern Bengal, with Rs. 1,000 for the present to relieve the distress of the famished people of Brahmanbaria, the worst affected division in that district. The Secretary of
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      317 3 MOTOR CARS ON HIRE*] MOTOR REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF TYRES GREASE Cylinder Oil AND Motor Accessories OF Every Description. Sole Agents For: North British Clincher Motor Tyres Meitz Weiss Oil Engines The Celebrated Star, Mitchell and Paige Cars Pops Motor Cycles ""Gasolene Light Cycle Co" 4/5-2, BEACH ROAD. Tuition by
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      175 3 POWELL Cos CALENDAR FOR AUGUST, 1915. Sun. 1 8 15 i 22 29 Mon. j! 2! 9 16 23 j3O TUES. 3 10 17 24 31 *W Wed. 4 11 18 25 j j .j j Thurs. 5 12 19 26 |i i I j i Fri. 6 13 20
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      760 4 AUCTION SALES, MORTGAGEE'S SALE. Monday, 16th August 191$, at 2.30 pa. Freehold land and house No. 941, off the 6th Milestone Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, being Lots 91 to 95 of part of Grant No. 20, estimated to contain an area of 49, 830 aq feet. CHING KENG LEE Co.,
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      84 4 H. AHMAD. Civil and Structural Engineer AND Supervisor Building Coitractor 149, Serangoon Road, SINGAPORE. (ESTIMATES FOR WORKS FREE Qf CBAROE). !6-7 15-1-16 j. v. jaiatilakF :o: Licensed Surveyor OF VAST EXPERIENCE Counting over 35 years' service in Ceylon and the Straits Government. Work Under Personal Superfisioi CHARGES MODERATE. No. 81,
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    Legislative Council.
    1448 5 Enemy May Trade. •rv Q rsday afternoon, at 2.30 "linarv meeting of the Legis»cr r'tncil WM held. I «re present H. E. the g Arthur the Young r U Y Brig. Genl. D. Ridout l^- G lhe Hon Col. Sec. R. J- c M. G., Hon. AttorneyOoodman, Hon.
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    The Home Markets.
    136 5 Latest Quotation!, (Special Service.) London, August 14, 4 p.m. Metals. Tin Straits, 3 months £151.15.0. Bar Silver 23. Produce. Fine hard Para spot 2/3. Smoked Sheet 2/s}. Plantation, Ist class quality crepe 2/4}. Copra: £23 dist. Black Pepper, fair Singapore open ports spot 5J dist. s§. White
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    Legal Intelligence.
    91 5 Theft Of Oipum. Cheok Chaan Hen*, employed at the Government Chandu Factory, ai a cook of raw opium, was charged in the second police court yesterday with theft as a servant of 3 tahils of raw opium. Accused was searched on Wednesday evening, as he was leaving the
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    Wharf Thefts.
    119 5 Despite almost daily prosecutions for theft from godowns on the Singapore Harbonr Board premises, the game still goes on. No less than four Chinese were charged by Superintendent T. Leonard, in the second police court yesterday. Three were sentenced to 7 day»' rigorous imprisonment, one for the theft
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    Ricksha Coolie Caught.
    46 5 Ho Tu Chi, a Cantonese riksha eoolie, who was convicted in the third police court some days ago for criminal misappropriation of a raincoat, the property of Mr. J. C. Maclaren, came up for sentence yesterday. He was awarded one month's rigorous imprisonment.
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    Old Offender Caught.
    77 5 Ang Leng a Hokien, some time last week, snatched a gold hair ornament from the head of a Cantonese woman, who at the time was riding in a rikisha along South Bridge Road. He was convicted, and yesterday came before the third magistrate for sentence, and as,
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    Contempt of Court.
    72 5 Ong Kit walked into the second police court yesterday smoking a cigarette in a quite unconcerned way, and was proceeding to make himself comfortable in his seat, when a Malay P.C., uncermoniously pulled him up before Mr. C. H. G. Clarke. The culprit, as is usual in
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    Caught at Last.
    125 5 A Cantonese, who refused all information regarding himself, as to whit his naaae was, where he lived or worked, was brought before the third magistrate yesterday, by Inspector O'Neill and charged with the theft of a length of railing from the railway embankment at Pearls Hill, the
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    Straits Produce.
    223 5 (Singapore, Anguat 14.) Ti*.-47H lOOtona aold. Copra.—Waak. Tapioca— Weak. Sago Flour- —Weak. Gambier. —Weak. Pepper- —Weak. Other Products. —Market waak. Latest Local Market Quotations Nutmeg" 110 8. per pienl $19.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 22.00 Copra Bali 7.50 Copra Gorong Tain 7.60 Copra Dongalo 7.60 Copra Kayong 7.55* Copra
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    FIXTURES.
    130 5 Saturday, 14th. High water:—o.3o a.m. 8 ft. I ins. Sunday, 15th. 11th Sunday after Trinity. B. I. outward mail expected. High water:-O.JB a.m. 10 ft. I in. 0 37 p.m. 5> ft. 2 ins. Monday, 16th. Interdenominational Prayer. Wesley Pa s nage, Key. W. Murray, S.IS p.m. High water
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 5 Singapore. Aug tst 14. On London Bank 4 m/s 2/41 Demand 2/4 5/32 Private 3 m/s 2/4J On India Bank T. 176$ On Hongkong— Bank d/d 22} On Shanghai— Bank d/d 102] On Jay Bank I\ T. 14Of On Japan— Bank d/d il3} Sovereigns—buying rate >f*.M India Ceil Bills
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    Hindu War Prisoners
    37 5 Simla, July 31.—1t is notified for information that intimation has been received from the Foreign Office that Hindu prisoners of war in Germany are full opportunity to perform their religious duties in every inspect.
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    Oil Land Exploitation.
    61 5 The Royal Dutch Petroleum and the N Shell companies are negotiating for the purchase of oil bearing lands In Venezuela. Details are m t as yet available, says the wire, but will be published later. The Royal Dutch Oil, 44 Shell," and Standard" Oil companies have also
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      81 5 Train Services. REVISED SERVICES. Mniaporc (Tank-Road) Daily. DAY SCKDAYS. Mail Daily leaves for north at 7.7 am and 7 pai Othar train* leave for Johore at am 10 29 am noon. 1.30 pm LM pm 4.40 pm. Mail arrives from at 8.16 am and 7.14 »m, Tram* leave from Johore
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      216 5 Mails Close. t To-diy. Batu Pahat Mena 2 pm Malaeoa *Soott Harley 1 pm Bangkok Varg 2 pm Prigi Rajah, Tembilahan and Indragiri Quorra 2 pm^, Bangkok Kuala 2 pm Malacca, P. Swettenham and Penang *Klang J pm Medan Medusa 2 pm lloilo Manila Muncaster Castle pm Selat Pandjane, Bengkalis
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB.
    644 6 The following is the report of the Committer for the year ended 30th June. Finance The result of the year's workirg shews a surplas of Receipts over Expenditure of $314.03. In accordance with the resolution passed at the last Annual General Meeting 50 cents of the monthly
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      112 6 [Palladium 1 ORCHARD ROAD. Two Last Performances I OF THE I I COLOSSAL PRODUCTION I 1 Damon 1 AND I I Pythias I 1 Matinee I I Qommenting at 5 p.m. SQarpi I When all are admitted at ball price to all parts ol the Boost! I EVENING PERFORMAxNCE I
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      19 7 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1915 Latest Cables and News-Notes. Walapa Cribune* SATURDAY, AUGUST 14.
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      n the West.
      96 7 Vio Combats in Argonne. don, Aug. 12, 1.30 a.m. A. communique says The artilletions north of Arras and the >ardment in the Argonne has I redoubled with extensive einpent of asphyxiating shells. It wlowed at dawn by a most violcerman attack headed by threjimenta against positions l>^t\4>inarvill«
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      Al Aircraft Smashes Zeppelin.
      113 7 ndon, Aug. 12, 2.45 p.m. rk Some details are availalhe Allied aviators destrovir.erday a Zeppelin of great si* Ostend. British aeroplanc engaged the airship, serioimaging her, then French a from Dunkirk gave the r A the coup de grace. er account from Belgium si Germani at
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      nnia's Steel Belt.
      100 7 rs Burst for Freedom. idon, Aug. 12, 2.45 p.m. experts point out that the which was a Hamburg i liner previously, figured orts as interfering with i, on one occasion attended aft, but she and other raide hitherto not ventured far heir port. The retribution s Meteor's
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      Mountain Fighting.
      52 7 ondon, Aug. I*\ £45 a.m. mmunique *ays that the W on Sunday night crossed »"> glacier and attacked the holding a hosUl near the w, 11,000 ft high. Another 1 force simultaneously the Cefedale Pass, 12,000 attacked Cedah, but the tchfal Italisn Alpinists disthe approaching Austrians, i counter-attack
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      Kultur Spread.
      202 7 Dottyville Candidates' Vapourings London, Aug. 11, 7.35 p.m. Paris The German intellectuals, headed by professors, in a new manifesto say Germany rose in order to safeguard Kultur against barbarians. Naturally," they say, we do not want to dominate the world, but we demand tue possibility of extending our
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      The Pope to Help.
      64 7 London, Aug. 12, 0.45 a.m. The correspondent of the Times at Milan says a competent Vatican source says that Germany has engaged in preliminary overtures to obtain the mediation of the Pope for the discussion of peace on the basis of the restitution of Belgium. Both
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      Lack of Official News.
      46 7 London, Aug. 12, 1.35 p.m. Beyond the official communique nothing explanatory has been received of affairs in the Dardanelles or the Meteor. It is still uncertain whether General Sir lan Hamilton on the 10th inst. referred to landing at Aribnrnu or Karchali.
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      The Italian Front.
      30 7 Austrian Submarine Sunk. London. Aug. 12. Rome, Official An Italian submarine in the upper Adriatic torpedoed and sank an Auitrian submarine, the crew of which were lost.
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      The Grand Fleet.
      39 7 London, Aug. 12, 5.10 a.m. The Press Bureau says Mr. Asquith and Mr. McKenna visited the Grand Fleet as guests of Admiral Jellico. Mr. Asquith addressed the officers and men in words of congratulation and confidence.
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      The Springbok Team.
      48 7 London, Aug. 12, 5.10 a.m. Pretoria Minister Milan reviewed, and Mrs. Botha presented colours to, the Nyasaland Imperial Service Contingent prior to their departure. The response to the call was most enthusiastic and the contingent could have been recruited three times over. Colonel Moorhead commands.
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      Cotton Problems.
      91 7 London, Aug. 12, 2.40 p.m. At a meeting at Queens Hall, presided over by Sir C. Macara, it was resolved to urge the Government to declare cotton contraband. The meeting was fully representative of the commercial and scientific world. The principal speakers were Sir C. Macara and Sir
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      Winter Campaign?
      37 7 London, Aug. 12, 1.35 p.m. Wellington The Imperial Government is ordering sheepskin coats for tbe troops in France. The New Zealand troops in GalJipoli will be provided with winter coats made of tanned sheepskin. n.
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      German Devilry at Hooge.
      162 7 London, Aug. 12, 155 p.m. An Officer present at the fire attack on Hooge vividly describes the devilry of the German troops. He says that everything for yards seemed wreathed in flame. We were so thirsty that we could have drunk the sea dry, and then
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      Frank Bramley Dead.
      19 7 London, Aug. 12, 1.35 p.m. The death is announced of Mr. Frank Bramley, the Royal Academician.
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      The Vital Question.
      66 7 London, Aug. 12, 10 p.m. The Minister of Munitions announces to-night that there are already JJ45 controlled establishments whose prolils are limited in. J the surplus going to the Exchequer. Thus the sacrifices the workmen have made for the nation, combined with the efforts of employers and
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      Dvinsk to Fall.
      21 7 London, Aug. 12, 1.55 p.m. Petrograd Civilians are evacuating Dvinsk and the Government institutions are preparing to leave.
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      Too Good to be True.
      35 7 London, Aug. 12, 1.55 p.m. Ihe New York World says that a thousand American arooplanes, officered by American aviators, subscribed lor by Americans, will be presented to the French Army.
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      Venizelos to the Fore.
      30 7 London, Aug. 12, 1.35 p.m. Athens It is officially annonnced that Parliament will meet on Monday. M. Venizelog, the Prime Minister, returned to the capital to-day.
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      Bushland Fighting in East Africa.
      487 7 Wearing Down the Enemy in Lone Black Regions. Writing from Athens on July Btß a corespondent of the London Daily Chronicle reported A gentleman* who has arrived here from Britisk East Africa has given me an interesting outline of the fighting going on there between
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      Domestic Occurrences.
      38 8 BIRTHS. At Shanghai, on the ?l»th July, to Mr. and Mr*. Leonard Ashton, a son. On 2Sih July, at Ox moor, S. I ndia. the v*it'e of R. K. Walker, Klang. P. M.S., of a daughter.
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      MARRIAGE.
      25 8 On 54th July, at Trinity Cathedral. Shanghai, Hope Greig, to Irina X. Szigetvary, daughter of L. l£. N. Szigetvary, of the Chii.ese Customs Service
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      DEATH.
      18 8 On 25th July, (drowned at Woosung. Shanghai, while bathing,) Abdool Aziz aged 20. Interred in Mahomedan Cemetery.
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      PEACE FEELERS.
      631 8 We publish elsewhere to-day cablenews relating to terms and conditions of peace which it is supposed coull form the basis of a settlement with Germany at an early date. The suggestions are, in all probability, 44 feelers issued by agents of the Prussian militarists who rule the roost
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      HOW TO HASTEN THE END OF THE WAR.
      774 8 Everyone has heard of the intelligent American who was shown the Boer positions on the Tugela, and who remarked, 14 Yes, very strong. But isn't there a way round V" And after we had hammered ourselves sufficiently at Colenso and Spion Kop
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      Local and General.
      422 9 Tin is $744. Hard Para rubber, and Pale Crepe, 13 s wire 2/4|. Latest advertisements are in- rted on page 10. Gopra is now quoted at £23.0.0 e London market. •—:■:—< Sago Hour is now prieed at 13/3 the Home markets. Gambier is done at 32/-; Cube
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      STOP PRESS.
      336 9 A message from Petrograd says me .Novoe remya says that Germany has proposed to Russia as conditions for a separate peace Gahcia and the Dardanelles with guarantee ef integrity of the frontiers, Germany taking Egypt gj compensation to Turkey for the Dardanelles. London, Aug. 12, 1.50 p.m. Petrograd:
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      230 9 The man who was responsible for the arrest of the murderer Brinkmann in Batavia has received a reward of fls. 250, and a revolver for his protection. By a proclamation published in the Gazette on 12th instant His Ex. the Governor authorises the enrollment of a Volunteer Corps at Malacca,
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      Penang School Tragedy.
      56 9 (Triburit Special.) Penang, Aug. 12, 2.11 p.m.—The Chinese master of St. Xavier's Institution has jnst been sentenced to three months' imprisonment without the option of a fine for "voluntarily causing hurt" to the schoolboy he was alleged, at first, to have murdered und°r circumstances already set forth
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      Malayan Aircraft.
      172 9 Another Craft Added to Malayan Air Fleet. Mr. Alma Baker telegraphs us that the high-class aircraft (a B 11 C costing .$11,150) paid for last Thursday by Messrs Tan Wi Van, Sim Cheng Mea and Tan Kirn Wah, of Hup Liong Co., 4 Beach Road, Singapore, as mentioned
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      F.M.S. Civil Guard.
      73 9 Movement in Kuala Lumpur. A public meeting is to be held in the Town Hall, Kuala Lumpur, on Saturday, Aug 21, under the presidency of the Hon. E. Macfadyen, M F.C., for the purpose forming a Civil Guard on the lines of that in Singapore. All Europeans
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      Nyalas Ltd.
      116 9 This noon, at Messrs Evatts and Co,, the offices of the Company's Secretaries, on annual meeting was held. A dividend of G per cent was declared. $30,000 were placed to the Reserve Development Fund. A balance of $1 576.12 was carried forward to next account. Messrs. Tan 800
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      Popular Trainer For The Front.
      100 9 Mr. B. Stockdale, the well-known Penang trainer, leaves for Australia to-morrow by the Paroo, to join the Australian Light Horse. It is pleasing to note that his successful efforts on the turf have been appreciated, for as soon as he expressed the wish to go
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      43 9 “What is the good,” cried Goethe, Mof all that starry firmament and the revolving planets—of all creation's labour aud travail up to now —if it is not to enable a man to live in freedom, hajpin j ss, and activity among his surroundings
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      TELEGRAMS.
      71 9 British Cruiser Lost. Reuter's Special War, Imperial, and Ordinary Services. Tribune Special.) London, Aug. 12, 10.35 p.m. The Admiralty announces that the British auxiliary cruiser India was torpedoed by a submarine in the North Sea on Sunday (Aug. 8) One hundred and forty-one lives were saved. [The vessel referred
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      Admiralty Message.
      40 9 London, Aug. 12, 10..55 p.m. The Admiralty announces that the a uxiliary cruiser India, engaged on patrol duty in the North Sea, was, on the Bth inst., torpedoed and sunk. Twenty-two officers and 119 men have been saved.
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      Ottoman Stronghold.
      110 9 Progress in Anzac Zone. London, Aug. 11, 10.10 p.m. General Sir lan Hamilton reports to-night that severe fighting continued yesterday in Gallipoli, mainly in the Anzac zone and the zone to the north. He says the positions occupied slightly varied in places but the general result is that
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      Depression at Stamboul.
      105 9 London, Aug. 11, 7.35 p.m. Sofia The return of the Turkish heir apparent from the Dardanelles synchronises with an even deeper wave of depression in Constantinople. There are persistent reports as to the seriousness of splits between the Germans and the Turks, and the German General Liman
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      Invasion of Serbia.
      41 9 London, Aug. 11, 7.35 p.m. Salonika despatches declare that Germany is hastening preparations for an invasion of Serbia. It is estimated that there are already two concentrated in the district of Orsovo, near the Serbian and Rumanian frontiers.
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      Bright Allied Prospects.
      61 9 London, Aug. 12, G 5 p m. Russian stocks hare attained unexpected brightness and prominence to-night. This is attributed to the favourable Dardanelles position or to a surprise stroke by the Grand Duke Nicholas. The former is the more likely, as Black Sea oils are a feature,
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      British Submarine Action.
      61 9 London, Aug. 12, 9.45 p.m. The Vice-Admiral in the Dardanelles reports that one of the Britiih submarines operating in these waters sank on the Bth inst., at the entrance of the Sea of Marmora, the Turkish battleship Barbarossa, while the gun-boat Berk-i-Satvet and an empty transport were
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      Russian Battle Tide.
      178 9 German Attacks Repulsed. London, Aug. 12, 3.13 a.m. Petrograd A communique states The Germans on Monday night and Tuesday renewed their desperate assaults on the western fortifications of Kovno. Counter-attaclcs by th© garrison wiped out three battalions, taking a hundred prisoners and a number of machine-guns. A
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      Victory in Caucasus.
      72 9 London, Aug. 12, 11.20 p.m. Petrograd The Russian victory in the Caucasus is reaching big dimensions. One column alone in. tbe Upper Euphrates valley, pursuing the Turks, has taken in the past few days 19 officers, 1,172 men and hundreds of loaded waggons of arms, ammunition, and
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      Kovno Threatened.
      50 9 London, Aug. 11, 7 35 p.m. Petrograd The Germans are six miles from Kovno, which is already an empty husk. The machinery and workpeople have gone to other towns. German aeroplanes visit Riga daily. A Zeppelin appeared yesterday and circled the ramparts and fortress at a great height.
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      British General Honoured.
      44 9 London, Aug. 11, 10.10 p.m. The Gazette says General Hunter Weston is made Commander of the Order of the Bath for distinguished services in the field. His Majesty the King of the Belgians is made Colonel-in-chief of the Fifth Dragoon Guards.
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      Prey of the Steel Shark.
      72 9 London, Aug. 11, 7.35 p.m. There have been sunk seven trawlers, a Norwegian barque, the Norwegian steamer Geiranger, a Russian barque, and the British steamer Oakwood. The large British steamer Rosalie has been beached. It is believed all the crews were saved. London, Aug. 13,
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      Kultur Anihilists at Work.
      53 9 London, Aug. 12, 1.55 p.m. A correspondent of a Budapest paper at Warsaw states that ther* had been mysterious tires and explosions nightly since the German occupation. Fifteen townspeople have been killed and two hundred wounded in the fighting between RuBso-GermanB in the suburb of Praga
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      Raffles Hotel.
      268 10 BiWard The #fitries for the tournament ar€f quite satisfactory and as good gamesare certain, there is no doubt j event will have many Spectators. We will not discuss the i handicaps, but tve see one or two good things," and therefore it is sure that the games will
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      The New Cirque.
      313 10 Successful Opening Night The opening night did not, as might have been expected owing to the Festival preparations, see a good native house, but a large number of Europeans were present and last night, before a good house, the programme was excellent, thirteen good turns figuring. Miss
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      Russia's Millions.
      64 10 A wire from Amsterdam, dated Aug. 10, says that from the eight million men of her second levy, Russia has, to date only taken two millions destined for active service. Since the beginning of the war Russia has had between six and seven million under arms, and as
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      Botha's Great Feat.
      319 11 Record March that Up et all the Huns' Calculations. Hundreds Made Prisoners a d Urge Quantities of Supplies Captured Pretoria, July 12—While the Germani followed a route in proxi- the railway in tbe operas In German South-west Africa, rjniog columns, under CommandMv burgh and Brit", marched neoosly
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      NATIONAL REGISTRATION.
      142 11 TBI QUESTION OF COMPULSION. L adon, .July 14 —In the House r "relay the Marquis of Lansdowrie moved tbe second reading of the Registration Bill. He ■lid that the country realised that tifl a--voa-please system had down. He believed that Hntain had 22 or 23 divisions of in
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      The Floods in China.
      749 11 Pitiful Conditions In Interior. Epidemic and Famine Threatened. Peking, July 24.—A telegram from Canton states that a visit to a few of the in the interior shows the most pitful condition they are in. The water in man> places is still ten feet deep and refugees
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      J. Pierpont Morgan.
      345 11 Sketch of His Career. Mr. J. P. Morgan, on whose life an attempt had been made recently, is a robust repetition of his famous father, and the firm, whose offices are at the corner of Wall and Broad streets, is quite as formidable a financial house as
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      32 10 Latest Advertisements. 1 S.S. SARIE BORNEO" For ri**vVi«TiDWin, Kota Baroe #,nd Sauiarin la. bails fortnightly for above ports. n Freight Passage Apply to THIO SOEN YANG, Agent 21, South Canal Road 15-7
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      306 10 Latest Advertisements^ THE NEW CIRQUE To-night! To-night!! RETURN VISIT FOR ABOUT ONE WEEK ONLY A programme selected from our best numbers will be given One Wdek Only and a Specially Strong Programme Tbe Management are grateful to tbe Public for the patronage accorded the Cirque's first visit and trust on
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      136 11 ATANK NIGRAH PHARMACY. Head Office Jamnagar, Kathiawar, India. J J Established 1881. > I i Amrltarnava Avaleha. t X The use of this Avaleha purifies the bl<X)d, and mparts nod sticngth, nourishment and lustre to the body. J J Further, it dissipates the weakness of the brain as well J
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      552 11 Will you still deal with an enemy whose vicious countrymen are killing our brave comrades by asphyxiating gates Sanaphos is All-British. It displaces the enemy product. SANAPHOS helps soldiers bear the i heavy stress of military duties. THE MAN FROM INDIA. Depot, the Buffb, butes to it largely—and who has
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      7 12 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1915
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      SHIPPING SECTION. Singapore Shipping.
      444 12 LOADING LIST. Europe. For London Kandahar, Sept. 14 City of Vienna, Sept. 25 City of Rangoon, August 26 Telemachus, August 21 Mashona, August 16 Nore, Oct. 5 MiBhima Maru, August 18 Suvra Maru, Sept. 1; Knight Companion, Sept. 4 Atsuta Maru, September 15 Sardinia, September 17.
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      Harbour Movements.
      172 12 Latest Arrivals. British. Anjou Brit str 13-8-15 Inner Rds. Ban Hin Guan Brit str 13-8-15 Inner Roads. Hai Nam Brit str 13-8-15 Inner Rds. Scott Harley Brit str 13 8-15 Inner Roads. Hock Hye Brit str 13-8-15 Inner Roads. Hock Ken* Brit str 13-8-15 Inner Roads. Edina Brit
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      PURSER PARTRIDGE DEAD.
      45 12 Those in the Straits who knew Mr. E.C. Partridge as Purser on one of the Apcar boats, some years ago, will be sorry to learn that he has been killed in the Dardanelles He was a Corporal in the Australian Expeditionary Force.
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      PENANG-MEDAN NEW LINE.
      74 12 Medan has been brought apprej ciably nearer to Penang by the chart( ring (by Messrs Slot Co.) ef i the Will 0' The Wisp, a small 300tonner, wbich makes bi-weekly journeys, and carries mails. We j have thus four mails a week, and sometimes even five, a
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      Penang Shipping.
      171 12 ARRIVALS —11-8-15. Alma, Brit., 459, Bell, August 11, Deli, gen., E. S. Co. Menggala, Brit, 164, Esser, Ang 10, Asahan, gen., K. P. Co. Perak, Brit., 254, Glenday, August 10, Malacca, gen., E. S. Co. CLEARANCES —11-8-15. Mossel for Singapore. Will o' the Wisp for Deli. Hok Canton
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      Port Swettenham Shipping.
      125 12 Vessels Expected Tara (B.I.) 14th August, from India for Singapore. Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Edavana (B.I.) 14th August, from Singapore for Penang, Negapatam and Madras. Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Protesilaus (Holt) 16 August, from Europe for Singapore, China and Japan. Agents,
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      Passengers Expected. N.Y.K. LINERS.
      125 12 Per P. and O. steamer Novara From London July 3.—To Singapore: Mrs. S. W. Turner, Mr. W. C. Logan. To Penang Mr. A Wilson, Miss Watson, Mrs G. H. Garnat. Per P. and O. steamer Maloja From London July 10. —To Singapore Nurse T. A. Simpson,
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      28 12 The Ben liner Benledi passed Suez on Aug. 6. She is due at Singapore on or about the 25th inst. and will go to the wharf to discharge.
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      The Waterfront.
      486 12 The P. A 0. Nankin sails for China on Sept. fc. I China Sea Report: Strong fresh breezes South-South West. The Apcar liner Dunera sails on the 17th inst. for Hongkong. The Ellerman liner Kandahar will sail for London on or about Sept. 14. :o: The Straits Steamship
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      Typhoon Strikes Shanghai
      164 12 The terripic Typhoon that swept over Shanghai on the 27th ultimo wrought considerable havoc ashore and afloat. Scarcely a house escaped, many being almost entirely unrooped; dozens of large plateglass windows were blown in, including Messis Kelly Walsh's front, windows, on the Bund, Scores of sampans, yachts
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      FAILURE OF U.S.A. OFFICERS STRIKE.
      187 12 Arbitrary Demands Rejected. The strike for higher wages by the licensed American deck officers on ocean and coastwise steamship lines entering this and other Atlantic ports has been lost by the Neptune Association of Masters, Mates', and Pilots, headed by Robert H. Cowan. The demands
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      N.Y.K. NEW LINERS.
      59 12 Japan exchanges state that the Nippon Yusen Kaiisha will build six vessels ot 7,500 tons and thr«e of 3,200 tons the coming year. Orders tor five have already been placed with the Mitsubishi Shipyard to be completed in May, August and October of 1916. The order for
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      NOTICE TO MARINERS.
      35 12 Notice is given that Comus RockBeacon, Back Reach, Canton River, hag been destroyed by floods. Alsf that aids to navigation in Can toi> Harbour have been temporarily discontinued owing to the floods.
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      Singapore Clearances.
      85 12 Mena for Batu Pahat. IScott Hartley for Malacca. Varg for Bangkok. Qaorra for Prigi Rajah, Tembilahffi and Indragiri, Kuala for Bangkok. Klang for Malacca, Port BmrnUmham and Penang. Medusa for Medan. Muncaster Castle for lioilo lid Manila. Brouwer for Selat Pandjang, Snk and Pakan Baroe. Hock Lim for
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      Sarawak Shipping.
      77 13 Following is taken from the Sarawak Gazette of 2nd August ova The s. 1. Flower has made two trips from Sibu to Dalat, and the s. 1. Pren one, each time towing a bamlong and taking away a load f)f sago. 1") schooners entered the river and eletwn
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      THE INDO-CHINA CO., LTD.
      83 13 At the annual general meeting of the In.lo-China S. N. Co., Ltd., which was held in London on the 23rd July the accounts showed that of the balance of Underwriting Account, £88,198, £1,4*0 have oeen written oil' debenture expensef, allowing £30,545 for depreciation and, after providing
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      NEW AMERICAN LINE TO AUSTRALIA.
      104 13 Barber and Co. Announce Monthly Sailings. Messrs. Barber and Co. be?»n, on July 1 with the sailing of th* steamer Chalister, of 0,700 tons, new line to all ports in Australia and New Zealand. It is now proposed to despatch a steamer on the f
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      NEW COMPANY.
      141 13 London Pktrograd, and Hong K<>N<; Trading Co., ltd. This company has just been repBttml with a capital of £5,000, hi £1 shares, to carry on the business of general and produce merchants, bankers, capitalists, financiers, concessionaires, merchants, lighWmen.carryingand steamship agents, fruit growers, dealers in marine stores, coal, oil,
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      Chinese Affairs.
      220 13 The Imperii! Sceptre Question. A remarkable interview between President Yuan Shih-kai aad General Feng Kua-chang, commanding the forces iu the Lower Yangtse, is fluttering about the Chinese Pre** of Shanghai and other parts of the Republic. One vernacular journal's story runs as follows Referring to the many rumours
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      AUSTRALIA'S PART IN THE WAR.
      136 13 The expenditure entailed by tbe war has rendered necessary certain increases in taxation in Australia, but it is proposed to raise the additional revenue required by means of customs, land-tax. and death duties, the incidence of the tariff being caston Protectionist lines. The Government does
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        331 14 PYRENE I I jP FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. I The Fsre Extinguishers for Motor ears and Garages. 8 [ME Til Do net attempt to put out a fire on a ear with water, sand, or a dry powder SS I [wit QUART FIRE I ii 50? ?g I extinguisher. These extinguishing elements
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        342 15 NOTICES THE NYALAS RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED ►PORATED IN THE •3 SETTLEMENTS). is HEREBY GIVEN, r Booki of the Corned from the 12th to 1915 (both days inthe preparation of vVarraaM. Sing pore this 6th day lilll'-', 101 |er ol the Board, EVATT CO., Secretaries. 13-8 HAYTOR RUBBER ESTATES, LIMITED v
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        289 15 NOTICES ALWAYS RELIABLE BOTH IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY, SHELL MOTOR PIRIT STOCKISTS HIN WATT CO., Phone No. 428. 102, Market Street. !N THE MATTER OF THE ALIEN ENEMIES (WINDING-OP) ORDINANCE, 1914 AND IN THE MATTER OF BEHN MEYER AND COMPANY, LIMITED, AN ENEMY COMPANY WITHIN THE MEANINC OF THE SAID
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        326 15 NOTICES NOTICEIs hereby given that the following arms, issued in February, have not yet been returned Rifles 38 Bayonets 133 Scabbards 165 They should be returned forthwith to the Central Police Station. On or after the 15th of July every person found in possession of a Government Rifle, Bayonet or
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        412 15 WANTED WANTED. House or Bungalow near to or facing the racecourse. Address to E. 8., c/o Malaya Tribune. 5-8 13-8 WANTED. Wanted at once a qualified Toctcr to take charge of a Di-pensary. oocd prospects for a competent man. For lurther particulars apply to 8., c/c Malaya Tribune. 7 8
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        461 15 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £1,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BACKERS. The Bank of England, The London City and Midland Bank. Ltd., The London County and Westminster Bank, Ltd., The
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        509 16 SHIPPIWC Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. I— J. Collyer Qony. Uider Contract with the Netherlands India Government. BROUWEK SeJat-Pandjang. Bmgkali., Si k nd Pakan-Bur c Aug. 14 V. OITHOOKN Penang. Lho Seumawe, Sipli. Sab*ng. Oe'ee Lheue. Taj.a Totan, Sinabang, ringkel, Si Bolga. Goenoeng-Sitoli, Lali-wa. Nako-island>. T.
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        103 16 BAN LEE ANN Ltd. 58 59, MARKET STREET. Telephone No. 1130. S.S. HOCK LIM AND S.S. HOCK KENG Daily service for Janda Brias, Puloe Batam, Puloe Bowean, Puloe Buloh, Puloe Bulang, Puloe Awi, Telaga Pongok, Selat Bedesa, and Soebang Mas. S.S. Esmeralda for Rhio, Lingga and Singkep, sailing weekly. HEAP
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        519 16 P 0 STEAM HAYIGATIOH COMPAKY. FOR CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADEN. EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers w;ll leave Singapore on or about Mail Lines Homeward (for Europe) FROM SINGAPORE, CONNECTING AT COLOMBO
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        599 16 SHIPPING TOT NIPPON YTJSEN KAISHA (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO) EUROPEAN LINE. A service is maintained between Yokohama via r Martaflk London and Antwerp, under mail contract with tbe Imperial Government. Tl c New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining t have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted uirl, latest improvements for
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        64 16 BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO., LTD. APCAR LUE. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. K I AND MOJI. The Company\s Stem JAPAN. 6,013 tony. C. P. Reddou der, will be despatched for I ports on Saturday, August noon. She has eicellent acc rr>; first and second ciass i asae For rates of freight
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