Malaya Tribune, 18 August 1916

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    47 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. 3. No. 194. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1916 Price 5 Celts. Che li?aiapa tribune* FRIDAY, AUGUST 18. Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] Supplement to the Malaya Tribune Issued Daily.] No. 19* SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1916
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      459 1 TO-MGHT AT THE TO-NIGHT GAIETY" PICTURE PALACE Junotionjjof Albert and Bencoolen Street*. Th« Londoi Film Company (Eaflaid) Th* World 8 Greatest moving picture producers Present By Sir Herbert Tree and Company Direct from Hie Majesty's theatre after the novel by George de Maurier Produced by Harold Shaw Latest Pathe Official
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    Aged Millionairess.
    442 2 Stories of Mrs Hetty Green. Mrs. Hetty Howland Robinsen Gre**n, reputed to be the wealthiest woman in America, and eertainlx th* 1 greatest woman financi r in the world, died recently at the ag* of eightytwo. Although ahe inherited a large fortune from her father, Edward Mott Robinson,
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    96 2 The fear an elephant has for a rat has often been ipoken of as an example of colossal cowardice. Bit it is nothing of the kind. The elephant, wht*u capiive anil in chains, has every reason to regard with terror the little rodent, which, in the etill watches of 'he
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      268 2 The Lux^Lamps. W/ NOTE- shades in n»,> colour mad* to order I %r with bea i for L?\ i>. -riiio Victoria L^wp. Trice: LUX 4H| LUX MINOR LAMP. H| INVERT LAMP Incand' scent kerosene oil lamp with mantle cun be Incandescent kerdf*ne oil used for cooking ju*t a« lamp, self-cont«ined
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      178 2 <w Language. s Pl(jt?S silver, DEEPLY GOLD, OR ribeiro Co. «z METAL LIMITED WORDING of Raffles Place, GUABAHTOpj) SINGAPORE. Monograms, I Inscriptions, ——j Cut Dies, Seals, Brass' Kctc k* Cr6StS. Plates, Trade Blocks, etc. JUST PUBLISHED A New Malay Story and Song Book IN ROMANIZED MALAY ENTITLED "CHERITA RAMPAY RAMP
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      15 2 TAMANOYA H ILL. I S-I9 B«aeh RoaJ J Moat Cofflx- in Shu** Charts a raft
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    DUTCH INDIES NEWS.
    47 3 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE ARCHIPELAGO. Shocking Murder. Froe BuUenzorg is reported that on Tjilensie esistea terrible murder was eoroinitted. Father and <K>n had an altercation regarding a very trivial matter as the result of wh 1 ton murdered his father.
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    Peaceful Java.
    88 3 <>;, tii-> night from the 6th to 7th Angnst a gang ol eight men was ►titied as intending to make an :on Talakar. The official bangs, with 10 native police prepnr-<-I an ambash for them and when rrn d, he summoned them to laj lown their arm? In
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    Scientist in Sugar Honoured.
    233 3 I n lay the 7th inst. 2."> years ul p $I*l since Dr. H. C. Prinsen was appointed assistant at the testing station for it Kagoh Tegal. He director of it later. Now >ying his pension in the r inds, < In the day of his
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    The Conread Case.
    348 3 The murder of the Stambul actress Riboet by the Police Officer Conraedl at Sourabaya some time ago created no little excitement when the case came before tbe ceurt. Ther»- were many ladies present Conraed. a fine built, tall man was accused that be, on the right of
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    27 3 The outward bound Java onboard 'he s.s. Oranj* has been detained in ihe English Channel on the Mh in t and Uken to England for e.'iaminu tion.
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    News in Brief.
    248 3 Bnitenzorg Races will take place in June next year. The Deli-Batavia Rubber Cow pany pa;s a dividend ot 8 per cent The Trading Society R-ds<* Co., pays ten per cent, dividend. A new telephone central station has been opened «t Sourabaje. Miss Wolff van Wetten gave a
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      526 3 l4 M 9mmmmmmmammwmaammmammmm9999mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^^_ —^s^^: Cur Success Has ta IS PHOORAMME. ■|j mm fi tft > hate gainer for Msisttil quality of high am ittmOnt, ik Mm* Ftimui The TONIGHT ie AT THE j The I» accommo- THE HOME OF FEATURE ATTRACTION «Tl 1 J datum The Lcadia Theatre in d£S
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    Local Share Market.
    154 4 Exclusive to the Malaya Tribune)Messrs Latham and Co., the Arcade, advise the following quota tions for to-daj Alor Oaj b $3 35 $3 50 Ayer Kunings 1.30 140 Ayer Molek 2.20 2.30 AyerPanas 10.00 10.20 Baigov/nie 4.60 5.0' I Bukit Jelotong 0.574 U.»2| Bukit Katil O.HII OhangkatSerdg....
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    Train Services.
    79 4 Singapore (tank-Road) Daily. Mail Daily leaves for the north at 7.7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Oiher trains leave for Johore at 9 a.m., 10.29 a.m., *oon, 1.30 p.m., 2.55 p.m. and 4.40 p.m. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and 7.14 p.m. Trains leave from Johore 7.9,
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    EIXTURES.
    187 4 Europe mail eloe< lin) 4 p in. vC. v f. bomawai I m 0• x. eeied I Adelpbi Tang ■> Dinner. tram j, Vict< •i i Pb**a! re. 3.M.S Guild half-yearly meeting, 8 30 p.m. High Water- I s n. 10 ft. i ias.; 1-23 p in. 9 U
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    61 4 Three hundred women employees of th« Sanghai Cotton Mill, 90 Yangtszeepoo Road Shanghai went on strike and the police had to maintain order. The strike was of snort duration the women returning to work when they saw the police. grievance was that the weather was hot and the Japanese in
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 4 Singapore, August IS. m Lea ion bank 4 m/*. 2/4 19/32 Demand 2/4 7 32 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 27/32 iv India— Bank T. T. 174* >n Hongkong d/d 9% v Shanghai— Bank d d\ 79J n Java— Bank T. T. 136 >v Japan— Bank d/d. 110£ ■iorereigm—having rate
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      816 4 FALLAOIUM PROGRAMMES ARE UNRIVALLED FOR CONSISTENT Lw TO-NIGHT AnMhcr Great Change of Prgramme g^TO-MGHT Vengeance A convincing and original story magnificenMv portray*] of thrills leading up to a gripping climax. Featuring Vi<, y T and Herbert Brenen, the universal favourities. The Wives of Jamestown A siory which for strength of
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    Java Produce.
    779 5 If, nf) Frf »i Ptek and Co., Leni .r their iuont I t month ending Jm)y »r r t t'ii» pant ~aonti. f '.-chiie, run i iem are about to r- thu I i«lien p ir,t i log May. The Calcutta no d< übt, bad aoine preaent position,
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    Finances of Siam.
    305 5 A Substantial Surplus. The Consul General ot Sum, Mr. A. Hood Begg, forwards a r- port of the Financial Adviser, Mr. W. J. F. Williamson, from which we gather that the year closed wuh a substantial surplus of Tcs. 2.3 millions of the previous year. This conititntes
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    Klang News
    178 5 untitled Distilleries. (from Om o><m Corrcspondmt.) A mid was made by Mr. 3ii*pson, Assistant Conjmisdiorier of Police, an Inspector Morgan, on Angnst 5. on two konusis on Bnkit Uaja X tad. There they discovers two complete plants for the distilling of Hainan. A Cniiwse from lone of the
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    78 5 Lawn Tennis. S. C C TournamentTwo finals w *re yesterday. In th» ilarnrcap I)oable«, Class A. KliaQflMan and Sinclair detnated Dei.' in (0.3, S 6) and in the oingles. Class a, aftei two hard tetS Ruchw>ldy had to admit defeat to Manning (7-S, 5-7, 6-1). This afternoon, weather
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    Golf.
    135 5 Singapore G- C. vs. Garrtsoi G. C. The following are the teams for this foursomes match on Sunday Morning. 9. White and Aspinali v. Miles and Darbishire. 9.5 Binnie and Dove v. Mnmilhn arid tiaephail 9.10 Sime and HalHfax v. Law and Griffiths. 9.15 Gibson and Tainia v. Butler
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    Singapore Garrison G.C.
    51 5 Monthly Medals Augnst 10th Lidies. One card returned :—Miss Law, Handicap 4. 1 down. August 12th Mens. Lient Col W. H. Basevi, 97-18 -79. Lient. Col: E. B. Scott, 93-8 -85. Lient. T. IT. Butler, 92-6=86. Capt. H. K. Wace, 105-1 n 89. 10 Cards were taken
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    Football.
    150 5 S CC v A Naval XV. On the S R. C. groom I yesterday the S. C. C. again opposed a naval team under Rugby raied and again proved superior to th* sailors. The latter had to act largely on the defensive but the play was always fast and
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    70 5 The Ipoh untitled Assises began on Monday beion Mr. Josiio« Parrer-Manb\. Vr, unusually heav} list of cases w.is forwartl, cover, ing the porio» 1 up to the 25tb instant. Th** calendar Consists ol 14 cases, thocharges including three of murder, two of returning from banishment, two ol forgery, one of
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    73 5 The preliminary enquiry into the charges of theft ot iwu ch-ques and torgerv of a ebeqoe for $150 brought against Abubakar, un«il lately a tamhy ol Messrs. McAuliffe, Davis and Hope, on the 4th July, was resumed in th* District Court, Penang,by Mr J. C. Snspr% Acting Second Magistrate on
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      456 5 Latest Advertisements. Victoria Theatre, Singapore. FOR FOLK NIGHTS ONLY THE NEW BANDMAN OPERA AND COM ;DY COMPANY Uneer Mi*? Dirertion of MA LB I' F V.. BANDJUM TO-NIGHT n 0 GUT (Cyril Mauds's Masteij ieee, which ha* taken the Eeet by t n _i> Saturday, August 19th I "Ti*o Belie
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      159 5 NOTICE. By act receired by Mr. A«mard, notary in Saigon, on July 17?h, 1916, Mr. uUACH DAM otherwise QDaCH HAM or QDACH SEON TEE, moreooat, i eliding in Cholon (French Cochincr ma), proprietor of rh« firm TONG-HOP, iQ Singapore, 83, Boat Quay haH revokad ihe r »wer of .•.tt-.rnfv he
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    Question of Responsibility.
    1000 6 Every impartial person, considering the questions in dispute between the belligerents, must conclude that the Germans are entirely responsible for the war that is causing s<> much injury to the whole woild. The evidence is so clear and so convincing, that there is indeed no room for
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    To=Day's Contents.
    100 6 Page. AflM UKHAT WAR Tbe Wfftthm Front In tha Ka*t French Consular New* Dutch Indite Xews Local tokrk»n Sportiu lnt«»l.!ig«D*e Java Finances .'»f Sutn u rrt >0 Qavatioo rf L.</oal acd General AoiaiameiiU Corresp »t: -if?ace Miiitnry Sfir »ice Acta t roD i the b'ruiit Oar Chiiia Loiter
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      132 6 I 'Sfis 1?k Voice 10 <r*\ t"> Malay, AND Hindustani. ALL LATEST TUNES. Robinson Co. I LIQUID FUEL FO Ii Diesel Semi-Diesel Engines, Smelting Furnaces, Boilers, ETC., ETC. KEROSEVE FOR Kerosene Oil Engines. Large Stocks Always on Hand. For Particu.-crs &r*d Prices apply to THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM Co., 5.5., LTD.
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      124 6 ASK FOR I Club Whisky Sole Importers I Caldbeck, Macgregqr Co. Wine and Spirit Merchants. ADELPHI Hp I During the Bandman Season SPECIAL TANGO DINNERS $2.50 TO-NIGHT I Also August 19, 21 22. i Sppcial engagement of Prof. E. Richard and Miss La Bella Qladie > IN THEH LITEST DANCES:
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      31 6 Brand L| Sweettned Condensed Milk ptr J S Sterilised Natural Milk tin 0 Ideal Unsweetened Milk tin IS I rww— ————ii HUM ii ii ii mm 1,, m .^ZJlllrrj. "'I I
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    Local and General.
    415 7 ,„t fB2 4$ —25 ct«. op. £173.15.0 in the >a! £35.5.0 for fair »ret Heady. me St 2/11 for en > and 2/3 for has married y, -on of the lb >r. Reater. ■of Commons tb* ~f Parliament ition Bill were 1 time.— Renter. 'm i» entry
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    Amusements.
    405 7 The Bandman Company. l The Cinema Star" Although only five months have elapsed since Mr. Maurice K. Band man's clever repertoire cornpa) ly was last in Singapore, the fact that they •< made good ou that occasion was amply proved last night when they opened for a short return
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    The Palladium.
    123 7 This popular cinema theatre had t. good house last night to witness the new films that were icreened. The Disappearing N< cklace was full of thrills, and 41 Gu*sels Wayward Path" was abaci uu ly sidesplitting. "The Loan Shark King," a picture full of pathos, and magnificently acted,
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    Adelphi Tango Dinner.
    132 7 The appearance of the clever Tango dancers Richard ana Giadie lust night at the Adelphi Hotel drew a large house, the spacious lining' room being filled to its atmosl capacity. Thn dancers appeared in three turns, commencing with the El Choclo Tango which they excited with rare
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    Military Service Acts.
    148 7 Ehgibies Abosd. His Excellency the Governor has received th« following Circular Despatch from the Secretary of State for the Colonies Sir,—I have the honour to inform von that, the question having been i-ised whether British subjects ordinarily resident in Great Britain bat at present living abroad should
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    11 7 \We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondents.'}
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    Subramania Ayer Memorial.
    254 7 To the Editor of the Malaya Trilune. Sir—1 s*e, from an advertisement published in your valuable paper, that a movement is being set on foot by the Vivvkananda Saurnarka Sangham to collect subscriptions for the above fund. The Vivekananla Sanmaika Sangham is one of the powerful Indian
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    Letters from the Front.
    208 7 Array Regulations. Owing to numerous applications having been made to Headquarters for permission to publish in the Press private letters from officers and m-n at one of the Fronts, the General Officer Commanding desires me to draw attention to Army Order No 13 of the 21st
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    178 7 The Western Front. Allies Resume Offensive. Many Trends Captured REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Angnst 17,1 4") a.m. Pa»is: Thacommunique states that the French resumed the offensive on the Bom ma in th- afternoon after an intense cannonade, inakiny important gains. They captured fo the north of the So
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    General Haig Silent.
    22 7 London, August 17, 12.5 p.m. General Sir Dovglas Haig's evening communique says that there is nothing special to report.
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    War on Shipping.
    27 7 London, August 16, 12.20 p.m. The sinkings are reported of the steamers Paga?arii, Spanish San Giovanni B j .tti=?ta (Italian) and several Bailing ships.
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    No Half Measures for Italy.
    34 7 Condon, August 17, 2 p.m. Rome: Signor Boselli in a speech we mu:t secure Italian aspirations by a definite conquest and must closely maintain our agreements with the Allies.
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    Ways of the Enemy.
    36 7 London, August 16, 12.20 p.m. There have been three cases of bubonic plague reported in Bristol. The medical officer of health has hinted at the possibility of rats having been deliberately infected.
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    Japan and Russia.
    27 7 London, Angus L 6, 12.20 p.m. Tokio Prince Tanin is proceeding to Petrcsjsrdto return the recent visit of the Grand Duke Michael of Russia.
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    No Exports to Sweden.
    28 7 London, August 17, 11.30 a.m Renter announces that the Government has decided to prohibit all exports to Sweden, except under the iii"-)t stringent license.
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    Seditious Press in India.
    63 7 London, Angnst 16, 9.45 a.m. In the Hons* of Commons in rep f to Mr, Philip Snowden, Mr. -ton CYtmberlaia said he was not prepfared to interfere with the letiPßOf theQofetTlinMit of Madras regarding the paper New India. He org not aA'ar.- that every Indian paper
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    In the East.
    104 7 lhe Li m of Retreat. Lothmer Still Resisting London, Angnst 16, 12.20 p.m. I Petrograd :f sixteen military exI perts indicate three lines of enemy I retreat In Oalicta* namely the left I wing along the TarnopoULembeeg i road, the centre toward Brjeaanj and the right wing
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    New Commander-in-Chief.
    26 7 London, August 17, 1 30 a.m. Petrograd General Rnssky has been appointed Commander in Chief of the Northern Armies in succession to General Kuropatkin.
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    Italian Campaign.
    40 7 London, Angnst 17, 4.55 p.u.. Rome official There have been some artillery actions but not marked with any special features. Hostile seaplanes bombed Venice and Grado Lagoon last night. They did slight damage and there were no casualties.
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    Mesopotamia—No Change.
    14 7 London, August 17, 12.5 a.m. Official The Mesopotamia situation is quite unchanged.
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    French Consular News.
    169 7 (B§ •ourUsy of the Fre&ch G nsulate.) Paris, Auguct 15, 5.30 p.m. To-day wo drove back a German detachment which had entered a salient on the north of Aisne. We stormed on the right bank of the Mease elements of trenches on a front of 300 metres
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    Mortality Returns.
    110 7 Th- death Bala *por milla of tha popnlatior* for th' w*ek ending August :2th w*s 32J9. I or it ii i too weeks the rate, was 29.0--3065, 33J53, .{2 29, 31J0, 38.« 35.12.3&3] L 37 2d and 39 St, respectively. The total num«»er Ol lihi which occurred wa«
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    Our China Letter.
    1308 8 Lung's Successor. f From Our Spetisl CirrmfjmMwit.) Canton, Aug. 8. All commander* around Caaton, Lun? Chi-kuang a» well ai T«e. Chn» hHUAD, are talking of peaceful ettlenient* of their difference in Kwnngtung, but are still fighting jnat the wiine, insincerity played by all in the )a«t few
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    Company Reports.
    249 8 Sun Life Assurance. The directors' report for 191* states new assnranees were issued for £7,165,.560, and that the iota] assurances in force amount tc £52,891,205. The income was £3,372.349, life premiums alone contributing £2,194,623, (a remarkable increase of £325,813). Payments to policy holders amounted to £1,464,961—near1y £5,000 for
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    48 8 Senhor Antonio Jose de Almeida, the Portuguese Premier, at a patriotic demonstration in Lisbon, on July 1, at which the President ot the Portuguese Republic was present, said We «hall soon fight beeide the Allies as we have already fought and are fighting the common enemy in Africa."
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    Police Courts.
    279 8 Murder Charges. The Sikh who hti confessed to the murder of the M straits Times watchman, was oh irged in the Third Court with the crime, Inspector Meredith being in charge of the case. A week's postponement was granted. A Hokien wa a chai by Inspector Harwood yesterday
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    Tennis aad Gamblhig
    262 8 T# the Editor, the Singapore Free Pi ess. Sir, —It has become generally known that large suras of inonej have been lost and won in wagers over recent ties in t)je S C C Lawu lennis Tournament. I suppose that nothing can be done to suppress this
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    Armenian Massacres.
    469 8 A Turkish Confession. th, Turkic u»e Interior ha. lornf intoraatiof confections to .r; joarualirt at C*m**ntinQpk Th* Armenians in Russia aod TarVew k, aa\s. cultivate a political oaiefa can on> he reaiiaed by the daatrmc. tion ut the Ottoman Bmpiie, tbp beffinniaaj of the war a confersnee of
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    47 8 Invitations are out for the untitled of Mr. Frank Bob'tei Bek>«i of Paradise Estate, Chenderianfi to Miss Mar Fernandez. eWe* daughter of Mr. J. C. Fernande*. of Singapore, which has been filed to take place on September 2 at the Cathedral of fhe Good Shepbenb Singapore.—S. E.
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      74 8 .BORDENS EAGLE BRAND mSLKI I Has been Extensively used Over 60 years Throughout th< wortd. I PvTit J Gatantecd under U. S. Food Drugs Act. j I IT I 1 BORDEN'S I STEBILIZED NATURAL MILK. j I STOCKED B"V-Penang-CHOP POE SENG, Beach Street IDOh-CHnp« vc at Knala Lumpur-CHOP CHIN TONG
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      63 8 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for to day 5 15 p m Drill Hall S.V.A. >♦ do S.R.E v. »i do Maxim Co. Fire Station, T.P. do No. 5 Platoon. Drill Hall Veterans Co. »t do Chinese Co 4 5 p m Tanglin Malay Co" Officers N.C.O's. «> Sepoy Lines S.F
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    764 9 Mm Qasiii ia tit* Uirka this Saraiai HIKGAPORK, ActkKT It. j Vmn Ly&ll and Ev&tt, Bxrhangc aad Shan rfrofcere, i»§ue Uie foliolist of qaotaUci Bobber Saans. 9 V»;ue. B«vers. Seller*. 2/- A..&g*r 2,H 2j!» 2 Angio J»t» 4/6 illjlo Mlltf 10/- 11/6 1 Ay -r Kmiog 27/If*
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      109 9 lUIILUt j THE j >t Stiilsj I OF 1 reat Britain j Have Been I Taken Over by Government, I NEVERTHELESS I j wili be able to continue i I to supply their tamous I blends and to maintain ii <. > J the quality as before, j I being
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      732 9 A SPLENDID ARRAY OF NEW PICTURES CAN BE VIEWED AT THE IDEAL PICTURE THEATRE Cinema CASINO «mm TO-NIGHT c ec3nd Sbu» «-IS p.m. TO-NIGHT A Vigorous aad Powerful L>elecn\c Draaia IOR.1 OR. NICHOLSON I AND] THE U PARTS BLUE DIAMOND PA3TS 1 In Fot- Sensational R.c!?. Tue mmnj h twgiowif
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    What is Wanted.
    637 10 Venus *nd Mart* have always been admirable coujraoes, and ihe enthusi a>m of a gir l wlim i-, engaged to or flolu ill> the wife of some lonely sol. dier z;ug. On women as on n>n t) i flare of patriotism acts lik ozone. Jut amid the
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    69 10 A number of business men in Cbristcbnrch, New Zealand, bare bwn astonial,e<l to receive payment ••"«11 lor claim, on a bankrupt «Btate. the bankruptcy in q o e,«„ n datm X b,ck .boot ten or t7elr. The explanation ia iptereating The bankrupt', aon, who waa killed i:. ction at the
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      488 10 MASSAGE Those who have long been ailinp and have found no cure, will derive complete benefit from my wonderful uasaage treatment, especially in cases of Rheumatism. A trial will convince you. Mwa T. YOSHIDA, Member of Japansse Red Cros« Society, 37, Princep Street. 8-6 a SALViTAE. •j Th- most powtrfal
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      451 10 i THE j The New 11*9 t The new 11*9 h.p. Saxon 99 is a car that >s built 8 to an ideal—to provide a two passenger vehicle of I individuality an'! taste—of the greatest efficiency and full of the refinements that, tell—all at a moderate 5 cost. Note these
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      138 10 AUCTION SALES. NOTICE CF POSTPONEMENT. THE MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE RUBBER LANK fcttuate at Pirn, Ma! icca. feo take pla^e M mi sale mm 11, Firsi Cms Sine: HN to Sat n s>, 19th August, it 12 noon. it i'< c: it r postponed. L. A CHITTY Auctioneer. Malacca vlr.rk
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    Share Market.
    396 11 Fraser Go 's Circular. There has been a slight expansion in dealings in Rubber shares throughout the week, the wider fluctuations in the commodity affecting the market more noticeably than for some time past. Although the price of Tin has advanced several pounds the improvement has not been
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    Malayan Air Squadron.
    138 11 Twenty-eight craft have bee, presented to date at a cost o $441,101.90. Subscriptions are stir required to complete MALAYA No 29 ("Fighter') sub scribed by all nationalities Previously acknowledged M,db7.54 vfr II W. Rick.-ard. >ir. xi. 20 01 Penang u uv Mr. C. Paul, Kuala Loin British
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    54 11 During the recent Shakespeare celebration a number of amateur* appeared in the great dra.nttwu most famous tragedy. N«t day the principal actor inquired of a critical [friend what he thought of the performance. Simply /reat"' was the reply. "As jom •laved Hamlet it was easy to see why Ophelia should
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    RENEW YOUR BLOOD.
    186 11 Every drop of blood in vcur body t'lws right through jour veins msnj times ev*:ry day, carry mp off the imparities of the body and getting :Watted <-f them in the kidneys anrt lung«. Unless the blood itself is abundant and strong it cannol free itself of
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      391 11 BANKS ffIEtED BANK OF INDIA, -TRALIA AX? CHINA. e* n J" £1,800,00( ye T U a Kiiitvof Proprietors BANKERS- ir r,f England, The Londoi Bank, Ltd., The founty and Westminstai °rr/ The National Provincial tf&£d, Ltd., The Nationa Bank of Scotland, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Xrt Accounts are opened and lit
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      155 11 Rai Saneb Dr. K. C. Dass. HEALTH LITBRATTRE OF 120 PAGES DISTRIBUTED (REE. Apply to Ik Swasttya Sahaya Pbarnacy. >0/2 Harrison Road, CALCUTTA Silks! Silks! Silks 1 WE HATE ALL SORT! OF Sara, Duoatta, Ravikai, Shawls, etc., Our Famoua Praa* Toys contaiming 3fc articles. r»ig Set Ra. 3— 6—o Medium
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      190 11 H. AHMAD. Civil and Structural Engineer, Surveyor and Building Contractor. 125 Seraugoou Road. Oppice 111 Market Strrbt. Plans and Estimates st nominal charges. 5 5 a To Coconut Planters. COPRA OR OIL Which pays bbst? a question of the moment. Facts and figures to further the Industry. Price 40 cents.
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      719 11 INDIAN MEDICINE. FAMOUS TIEITNEIT FOI Tilt CTU I the under mentnned Golatr Hydf r can cure all disrates of the ty*»» i eh a«, pain, redness, whiti specks, etc For 15 years I bare lived at 34-1 Hill Street, Singapore, and have cured thousands of people from whom I hold
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    Origin of Coffee.
    479 12 Dervish's Discovery. The origin of coffee as a beverage ii shrouded in many legends. According to one of tke most interesting of tbeee, Hadji Omar, *c Arabian dervish, starving in the wilderness, law some strange berries growing on a shrnb. Eagerly he pulled them and, peeling tii
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    IN MEMORIAM.
    190 12 Lines Suggested by the sinking of n,M S- 4 Hampshire mi 1 i Welter of the raging sea sh,p hel ?ees tempest-tossed* i aUSV rm re8cuc c «ald there be, And quickly every hope of aid wa. W ra r 8ud< en f w in truth, eould tell
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      240 12 Kl SHIPMENT Of, I NOVELS I BY VARIOUS AUTHORS. VIZ., I Sir A. Omh Doyle H. Rider Haggard I S,r Wa M, *"7 Charle. Game. I WiUU U Pa H l Trent I Mw Floraace Ward.a Charle.Dick.ua I 0TOf,h Ho6kio Lawrence L Lynch I MaxPembertoa Mr.. Henry Woa« I HeadonHill
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      20 12 Insanity Cure. the only h years «tandin*, ..nok™ 2 Wif* iVer °0 all of inJL.;7 d V f Und to
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      332 12 I lu,J:^^: »aate^J For Japanese Curio's Gene^u GO TO 0 MARUNI c No. le, Hip Street. Sing apore WHOLESALE RETAIL UlP o fiTE Bs I RCE STOCKS ALWAYS ok Mwwmwaß^J I swwMiw^^ CHEE ENG Sim j BBTABLISHKD to. 9. 71, North Bridge R Qod j CIVIL, NAVAL, MILITARY, AND SPORTING
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    The Rubber Trade.
    249 13 Paterson, Simons Rubber Report. Singapore, August 11. The auctions conimenced yesterday were almost the largest on record, the total offerings amounting to 509 tons, and it was found iinpos sihle to complete them till this morning. At th-? opening the demand was poor and the first few
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    234 13 Returns for July. Bukit Katil Rubber Estates Ltd. (Mr. N. Gomes, Secretaay) 8,000 lbs making a total for 3 of the months of !i2,680 lbs. Kuala Sawah Rubber, Co., Ltd. 8,648 lbs making a total of 46,451 lbs for seven months of the current financial year. Brunei Estates,
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    69 13 A discussion the other day about the origin of the stying 44 Manchester man and Liverpool geatj man brought np an oil from an old man. It was of tbc Liverpool coach driver w'.io was ask*d. as he approached his last stage, irhai pMmigM be carried. WfHU" b* cepUad, 44
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      237 13 SAKURA PORTLAND CEMENT (Ckerry Brand.) KUPrMK ALWAY*- TO HAMB. I !LS© DYES FOR SHLE ex< tutad fo* every description of Japanese goods, especially |m of Portland eenaent, silk and cotton piece-goods, glass and 9 ware, etc o* most fdrourable terme. A. ABBAS Merchant and Commission Agont, 5-1, de Souza St.
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      464 13 —Depression —Mental Weariness —Polling your Thoughts together* —Wakefulness —Irritability Physical Lassitude: —Falling off in your Physical Condition —warn you that your nerves are not receiv- j Starved nerves are responing from your ordinary food sib]e form any of the troubles sufficient nutriment to replace that you see about you. the
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      374 14 NOTICES NOTICE. Mr. T. O. Mayhew has been admitted a partner in our firm. CHING KENG LEE Co 12-S 25-8 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that naw from this day been appointee: to cake charge of the Chinese Buria Ground known as 4 Heng San Teng.' Permits for barial will
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      346 14 FOB SALE FOR SALE. •Dutch Steam Launch. Janus, 22 tons nett. Apply 27, Arcade. 31-7 30-8 FOR SALE News Printing Paper. Apply to Box 229, c/c Malaya Tribune. 27-5 0 Newly built Steam Launch for Sale. Length; 55 feet Breadth 11 feet, C.S. condensing engine, draft aft. 3 feet 10
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      326 14 TO BE LET Offices To Let. 1st and 2nd Floor of 17, Change Alley. Entry immediately. Also 16a, 16b, Change Alley now occupied by Sisson and Delay. Entry 1st September, I9l6. Apply to LIM KIM KIAT 5, Telok Ayer Street 19-7 u OFFICES AND GODOWHS TO LET. Nos. 6-D, 6
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      321 14 WANTED SITUATION WANTED As Cashier cr Store kee:)?r. Cam furni-h eecurt- and good Address, Bex 239 e/oMalayaTrio 27-7 25-8 WANTED. Efficient News compositors for the Ma ay a Tribune. Apply wi»h -ecenl testimonials to the Manager. Lesson* given. English lady woulc like pupils, Chinese ladies or children, mornings or afternoons.
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      296 14 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. INCOHPORATM) 15 Nev. ZULijn FfHE Insurances affected on Build. Rent sad Mereftfß'Jk* ever; UAEIHE laiwa&eai accrpt.-.i t0 parts of Mm Korld at lowa* rate; WAR WSK accepted to all parti. J. HKNRY Manager 2 Finla D ftreea. ON INSURAMI" CO.. LTB. (Incorporated in B
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      454 1 P.&O. Britishlndia AND Apcar Line (Compaxik Incorporated is England.) Mail and Passenger Services. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). foi China, Japan. Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India. Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. .MIWARB (FOB HUROPB). OUTWABD (f«R
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      255 1 STOOMYAART-MAATSCHAPP 1J (STEAMSHIP COMPANY) "NEDERLAND" (Incorporated in Holland.) MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN JAVA AND AMSTERDAM, VIA SINGAPORE, BELAWAN-DILI, BABANG, DURBAN, CAPETOWN, LAB PALMAS AND VICE VERSA Steamers are Jae to arrive on the undermentioned dates OUTWARD. Vondel Oct. 27 Grotins Dee. t HOMEWARD. Reiabmndt Aug. 27 Oranje Oct. 6 Vondel Nov.
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      581 1 N.Y.K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED TN .fAVAN) (JAPAN MAIL J»an3 STEAMSHIP CO.) EUROPEAN LINEA lervioe is maintained between Yokohama via porta te Marseilles and London, ander mail contract with the Imperii Japanese Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining; this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted wi'.h
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    Singapore Sailing List.
    621 2 Lurope. For Low/on Somali Aligns! 23 Atsnta Mara August 25 Hitachi Mam August 30 Nore Angn.-t 31 Helenus September 3 Iyo Ma-u September 13 Malta September 14 City of Norwich September 15 Pembrokeshire middle September Toyahashi Main September 16 Titan September 17 Glengyle early September 18 Demodocus
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    147 2 Part of a dredger for the Royal Irrigation Department was brought up by the s. s. Redang from Singapore to Bangkok. The whole machine weighs about 1,600 tons and only parts of it could be brought up at a time so that the Redang will have to make about three
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    Quarantine.
    72 2 The following norta are declared infected (Signal KG. Q.) and sup pected (Signal F. P. B.) Wo Nota Port, Signal. Diaeaae Date, "anskok ...F PR. ...Plague 74C V>jß n-tav,» ...F.P.B. ...Cholera... MtttJ Bombay X .O Q. J£ M LhoHenmawe Q 426 7 4 ...X.GQ. Mfm 870 24.3 -Kit 6«'19.6
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    Harbour Movements.
    353 2 Vessels in Port. British STEAMER. BERT I DATE. Patrol Onter Rds 9-6 Magnet K. Harbonr 3-7 Waitomo Outer Rds 26 7 Soon Ann K. Harbonr 29-7 Ipoh Inner Rds 7*B Chow ltd K. Harbour < s -8 Sturton Outer Rds 9 7 Phranai g Inner Rds 12-8 Twee
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    146 2 The Toyo Kisen Kaisha's liner Persia Maru will sail from Hong kong on the 19th prox. for San Francisco via Shanghai, Nagasaki, via the Inland Sea to Kobe, Yokohama, and Honolulu. Registered articles awaiting delivery at the General Fost Office Singapore are for C. Everard, s.s St. Helena, Ali Jama,
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    The Waterfront.
    497 2 Wireless Reports. Noon To-day. Vessel in communication at noon with the. local Commercial Wireless station :—B.B. Kitano Maru. The Glenliner Glenstrae 'sailed for China and Japan ports. The P. and O. homeward mail steamer Novara left this morning. The Holt liner Titan is due for London via the
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    Fire on Holt Liner.
    290 2 Is it Germa i Work! On Monday evening at T Priok, fire broke oat on I n I Blue funnel liner V. -i was lying at the coal by the Ooan Steamship rj She was loading and sugar. The confl. came so fierce tha* th< i
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    New Zealand S.S. P&O. Combine.
    106 2 It is authoritativr |y listed thaitha Peninsular and Oriental .Steam Nari. gation Company will acquire, ii exchange for P. <fc O Deferred gtock, the share- of the New Ztaland Shipping Company, |>d. The latter company ha* a controlling inter eat in the Federal Steam Navigation
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    230 2 The sailings of the K.P.M express steamer Melchior Trenb to BelawanDeli on the 21st inst., and to Batavia. Seroaran.? and Sourabaya on the 25th inst. are eano#lled. The Lisbon 41 Secolo announces that a dangerous German spy *as taken off the Transatlantic steamship Araguaya, by a British cruiser, 150 miles
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    The Alien.
    258 3 I ore igi Ma ters in British Vessels. (nails by the Times ar no masters in the CHOtile marine of foreign it it in no longer j men holding masters' to have bean born in tain, their parents mnst been Bi itisb, is as there are many tiers
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    The Rangatira.
    262 3 lews from The Wrecked Vessel Lloyds inrveyor at Gape Town torted as follows, in contion with the Shaw Savil and Albion liner Rangatira. which was wracked at Robben Island some ago I went ont with Captain Mathie bat when we got over to the reuse] ii was impossible
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    Manchester Ship Canal.
    97 3 ?if ti'st annual meeting of the bolder*! Association it was unanimously decided that in view of Re profit! now being made by shipowners, the time had arrived for nog the tolk and ship dues. In connection with shipbuilding 1 other countries Mr. Harcourt informed b»r W. Essex
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    Arched Squalls.
    328 3 S. L. Gweneth Stripped. A very nre occurence sent the Government launch Gweneth to moorings early this morning with everything stripped of the decks, rails twisted and bent, stanchior i gone and awnings and posts for th< best part gone by the board The starboard bulwarks are smashed
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    Huge Conflagration.
    106 3 A fire broke out at Marseilles on a vessel laden with mineral oil, which was anchored in the Madrnque Basin. The watchman on board the vessel was burnt to death. A blazing sheet of oil ran over the water and set fire to other oil tankers and bargng
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    Mr. R.R. Lamb Dead.
    99 3 Following 80 soon upon the death of the General Manager of thp Pacific Steam Navigation £Jo., Ltd., Mr. Fred Aicock, we now hare to regret the death of hh successor, Mr. Robert R. L»mb, who was born in Liverpool in 1859, pissed at hi* residence at
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    Booth Line.
    80 3 This Company have at present three steamers buildine, viz, one each at the yards of Me-srs. BarcUy, Curie, the Caledon Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. and the Tyne Iron Shipbuilding Co. These steamers are to be named the Polycarp. Origen and Clement respectively. The Company's working for the lear
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    Falkland Islands Wireless.
    67 3 The P. S. N. Co.'s s.B. Mexico reached the Mersey recently after a protracted term of du'y on the west coast run, witb twentysix passengers from tbe Falkland lalande. Amongst these were twutyfchree expert roechan'cs, who have recently put the finishing touches to the powerful wireless installation
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    116 3 •Specially superscribed letter* only. Ship in communication with the Commercial Wireless Station this morning:—s.b. Kitano Mam. *At all the sub-Post Offices* up to 3 p.m. JLate fee at General Post Office i cents up to 4.45 p.m.. after that hour up to 6 p.m. iat General Po*t Office only) 10
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    European Mails.
    72 3 Delivered Id London. The following are tbe dates of departure from Singapore of th* European Mails and their delivery in London. Mail. Lbvt. DaLivaaiD, B. I. Jane 2« Aug. 8 P. bO. July 7 Aug. 9 M. M. July t Aug. 7 B. I. July 14 Aig. Ii
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    24 3 The export of rice and paddy from Bangkok during July totalled 1,606,068 piculs as compared with 1,794,330 piculs for the some month last year.
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    Straits Produce.
    242 3 (cHngapore, August 18). 7Yn.—582.45 150 tons sold. Copra.— Strong. Business done. Tapioca. —Steady. Business d«ne SfigoFlour- do Business don*. Gambier. —No Basinets. Pepper —Steady. Business done. Other Pnxiuct. Market Qui-t Latest Lou I Market QooUhaas. Nut 3h l's 110 S. per picul 930.50 Nutm<-2' *0 3 39 00
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    Passenger Lists.
    183 3 Per P O Liners. Per P 0 str. Mooltan.—Mr Corin, Mr Mrs Hertog, Mr Sugars Mr A Mrs Anderson. Per P A 0 str Kashgar.—Rev Hollis, Mr Hacker, Mr Cowley, Mr Crawford, Mr Wingrave, Mr Elsworth, Mr Dowding. Per P A O str Karmala/—Mr Wydler. Per P <fc
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      38 3 SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERY o SHIPCHANDLERS PROVIOORIN. CONTRACTORS. The Company's Launch meets incoming ships. Office —16 Battery Road. TAKE LIFT TO TOP FLOOR Telephone No. 141. Orders promptly atterded to from January Ist, 1916. H.W. H. STEVENS, Manager. 5.1 3-4
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      63 3 BRITISH INDIA S. N- CO., LTD. (Incorporated ia England.) APCAR LINE. FOR Hongkong. Sbaojbai, Kile i Moll. The company's steamer SHIRALA 5,306 tons, A. J. Terr>, commander, will be despatched for the abovr ports on or about Saturday, 19;h Auguet, at noon. For rates of freight and passage apply to
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      328 3 M. M, MES- SERIES MARITIME*. Mail Un©. FUK CHIN V, J APAN, 'JEYLON, M \K:>EILLE3. HOMEWARD OUTWABD IHG 191$ Polynasien Aug. 1* j Porthos Aug. 17 aihoa I P»«1Lm«I A.og 3« For til p.i»-ticwlo>> apply to J. Do OOURTOIS, \gent. Koninklijke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ. (Incorporated in Holland.) Royal Packet Navigation Co.
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      328 3 Mails Close. To-daf. fedan Van Diemea 2.30 pm Port Sw#tt*nham and Te! .k An ami *Ipoh J 30 pm and Mnar *Ladj Weld 3 pm Mauritian, Egypt, Europe, etc., '•Polynetif-a 3 prn Saispn, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan Portbo» 3 pm Ba*avia, Samarang and Sonrabay;» Rumphia» 3 30 pm Pen mfr*
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      564 4 TOYO KSSEN KAISHA The New Route via Hongkong, Shanghai, .Nagasaki, The Inland Sea, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco to all points in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Sailings from Hongkong, "♦earner Displacement Tons Speed Lear" Hesgkong, PERSIA MAKU 9,000 15 knots Sept. 19 SIBERIA MAKU sails from
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      485 4 Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated in Japan) Contractor* to the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy and to Foreign Governments.) Cable addrh,*» 8 j Scott's. Libber's, ana DOOK-DIIRHIf. M ftf Engineering. KOBE Shipbuilders, Engineers, Boiler and Locomotive Makers All sires and d escriptioni of Boilers, Marine and Land Engines. New
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      415 4 Ocean Steam Ship Company, Ltd AND China Mutual Steam Nat Co., Ltd. Incorporated in Enrj.,,, The Companies' steamers patched from Liverp., IIU s the Straits, China and Ja Wn week and from Japan .V' 7? London, Amsterdam w every fortnight for Genoa Mai!? les and Liverpool an j f Havre
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