The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 June 1914

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    14 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. T }> SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 26. 1914. NO. 8,171
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    182 1 Details of Home sporting events or< given on page 7. Balgownie rubber meeting was btlJ yesterday Plage 7. The Rubber Exhibition has boen opened with great success I 'age 6. A German aviator has remained aloft for eigbteeu bours Page 7. The British naval visitor* to Krous:adt
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    945 1 I'd lon to roll to Rio ;ay before I'm old," the man next door. The words were still ringing iv n wbeu sit op m meshed me only to haunt me again w dawn that dawn which, as Hu^ii Clifford writes, out here comes on bo rapidly up
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      313 1 ALHAMBRA THE PIONEeR CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE BEACH ROAD. SECOND SHOW 9-15 P.M. Two Shows for one Payment. FIRST SHOW 7-30 P.M. I 1^ In 6 Parts. JL JL JL In 6 Parts. Ghost TO-NIGHT. 8 1^ TO-NIGHT. JL %0» PUP C. J. WILLIAMSON, Manager. TONIGHT 2nd Show TO-NIGHT AT TE A
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      277 1 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO-NIGHT COMMENCING AT 9 P.M. BHABP, TO-NIGHT! 'You Cant Mistake The Lights, The Building And The Progamme, There is only One Palladium." THE BEGGARS OF THE SACRED HEART A Remarkable Three Reel Exclusive of Big Thrills and unique Sensational Punches WIFFLES S
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      231 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Stamford House, a confortable private hotel Page 1. Notice re attoruieß of Chop Guan Gur.n saw mills Page 2. At the Alexandra Hall. Princess Sheher Ariel! Page 1. Shipping K. P. M., P and O. latest sailing lists Page 8 and 9. Rudge Multi motor cycles have scored
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      162 1 THE WEEK Frldaj 26th Bign Water— 0 -39 a.ai.. 11-45 p.m. Ulu Pandan. Evatt's M. Municipal Commission 2.30 p.m. League football S.R.C v Nomads. St. Andrew s Society nitg., Cricket Club, 5.15. P. O. Outward mail due. Prof. Malini, Victeria Memorial Hall. Saturday 27th Blgb Water— l-17 a.m. League football,
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    789 2 Owing to the poor state of the Duchess of Connaughts health. Her Ki.yal High ness will be uuuble to accompany the Poke in his visit to Newfoundland in July. To celebrate the inauguration of the new 18 day schedule of the Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship Company. which includes Manila
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      295 2 THE NEW "CHAPPEtI" GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. ALL THE LATEST LONDON MUSICAL COMEDY AND OPERA SUCCESSES THE GIRL FROM UTAH THE MARRIAGE MARKET "THE GIRL ON THE FILM" "THE PEARL GIRL" "AFTEft THE GIRL" Etc., Etc. Complete Lists Post Free THE ROBINSON PIANO Go. I These bright tittle fellows were Cured of
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      700 2 Notices WARNING The number pates of Bullock Carts Not?. '>9i and 179* (red ground and white flgur s) ire reported stolen. W. E. HOOPBF, Registrar of Vehicles. 266 29-6 NOTICE. Messi>. T.jio IU Po, Lee Hoon Leong and Kum Client Soo all of No 22 Teluk Ayer -treet Biogapoit have
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      704 2 Notices THE STRAITS TRADING C >„ Ltd. Notice is hereby j^iven. that tho. Transfer Books of the ab-vn i uruptnv, xv '< *>f j closed from Monday the J mi i .m\ ifcU in i'iu>day. the 3( th June, 19 hoth day- iuclu-ive. for Che preparation of Dividend Wai rants.
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      488 2 Wanted WANTEO Fox Terriir pnp about 4 or 5 month* old. T Ire*- Press. ai 25-6 WANTED TO BUY Shop-houses. State rent, and locality and ive measurements aud price Ac to "JEORJE." co] U 2-6 27 6 WANTED A Junior typist, knowledge of shorihand not jssential. Apply R W.. co
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      156 2 JQjjjt HOUSE TO LET •hancerv ■Mi condition. iriLu UT oad. Af.p A V. BEE 19-6 ROOIUS TO LET 1 8-6 K TO LET PARTLY FURNISEI. Coujp.utul liouw edroomf. hi n TO UT FURNISHED "VILLA MA KIN i Ist June. r i TO LET ?nti I TO I Modern aear I
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    SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
    1061 3 Limits of the L'uiverse Disease Evolui Ozonized yeast Paper for Special M Strengthened Aluminum The Cricket as a Thermometer Hny Fever Vaccination A New Steel Product A Curious Foundation Hurned Out Glass. Though the 5,000 or 6,000 stars visible to the naked eye are increased to 4 0
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    RED SEA OIL FIELDS.
    652 3 Geologists are agreed that Egypt may be primarily divided geologically into two groups of rock formutions, a simple and a complex. The former have been classified as sedimentary beds dating from recent times back to the Cretaceous age. The latter for a great of Metamorphic and
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      363 3 Neuralgia, Nervous Breakdown I ALL, c/o Mrs. Bassett, Commercial Place, rtsmouth, Eng., writes:— 4t l was suffering breakdown with Internal Neuralgia, c of Phosferine. After having c or four months, I felt better than or two years previously, and consider it i< I have ever tried. As a remedy for
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      83 3 I THIS I IS j IT t ETABOLIZED j Cod Liver Oil Compound j i m m m i U r TASTELESS ODORLESS > JmL The latest scientific pre- J T U paration of COD LIVER J \t |r^S2n| OIL Does all that is ?l 5 r^jYj&iwh chained for it
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      266 3 i^^^l Anaemia t) f red and white I hdS^^^ ied nourish the body, the W* HE&i 1: Ai: :r "ia, the red Jf M eBr l !t J hus •£*> and nourish the J c dull, the face f l^^^^^m whlte a »d a feeling of intense weariness 1 f
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    REST DAY BILL LOST.
    631 4 IB HOUBK. The House had ri*t.u in turmoil on May ut no ecu.) uf II on Wain— fluj. and nor :d eon nUo were Kuoutiug one another were united in de •he meaMire of I snuill group of fellow ■iSBSWffS. B ftl :>ay BUI could not
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    TRAFFIC IN TITLES.
    620 4 PRICE OF PROFESSORSHIPS IN PRUSSIA. Amusing Rbvklath Dr. Karl Liebknecbt b*i followed up his disci :>ui"> with regard to the late Lieat« era! Yon Lindeoau by the publication of nuother document which throws v ze light on the v.ilue of the title of professor, which is held
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      367 4 a -^i&Mitt! Cofffee^^H SocSe&ii delicious, Jk %J%&L %%ffl wjf; B MA.O 3BAM^ MILT*?XID BRAND.^ MILKMAID BRAND "NnTRTTFVF </~M\ W^M W Ml 7^^ Ml tffC' V ■3 NESTLE AND ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSED MILK CO., (London;, SINGAPORE, Etc. "f^V N Brrmrn mi nhu ii iithi _s mul-hi iluluu MiLU-iUii Chs J. GAUPP Co
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    CAPT. RAFFLES FLINT.
    104 5 inhered that in our va the B. we pul>- l "°Py f a 1 address from the Malays of pi RaflM Flint. is a copy of Mi^ gallant i their own I •gri 1 «lfu^an i pttjian itu rang orang D kirimkao i:i hari ;:lu. i Mirat
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    381 5 m left ['eking on four months' leave of rtl proceeds to England, ere a month, will stigate Chinese ißr British Columbia. heard her little grand rying as if in pain, :o the child. it is the matter in"l>id you meet with i Margaret, 'it M mother did it on Magazine."
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      643 5 RUBBER. JACKSON'S PATENT RUBBER SMOKING AND DRYING APPARATUS is still the best on the market. As many as 9 have been sold to ONE estate. Its low cost enables the small producer to install one. Rubber cured by thU Process is now a feature at the London Auction Sales. Our
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      466 5 Re CHOP LOH CHEE SENG, IN BANKRUPTCY AUCTION SALE OF A Quantity of Shanghai and Canton Silk &c. TO BE HELD AT No. 94, MARKET STREET, On Friday, 26th June, at 10.30 a.m. By order of The Official Assignee, POWELL ft Co., Auctioneers. 23-6 26-6 MORTGAGEE S SALE At Messrs.
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      304 5 I FROM ALL DEALERS AND GARAGES THE COLUMB HRE CO. (far east.) Phone 1510. 51, ROBINSON ROAD. Te p R0 WODNIK GREAT CASH CLEARANCE SALE Commencing Ist July, 1914. Ending 31st July, 1914. Of High Class British and European Goods in Latest Styles. REAL BARGAINS. ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS. EVERYTHING CHEAP. M.
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      179 5 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furniture etc., etc. TO BS HRLD AT No, 21. WILKIE ROAD, On Saturday, 27th June, at 2.50 p.m. Comprising handsomely carved and polished teak sidebcard with mirror panels, polished teak almeirahs. teak dressing table, occasional tables, fancy rattan chairs, rattan nctt rim. I iron
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, June 26, 1914.
    972 6 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, June 26, 1914. XCBBVNM In olden times alliances between Kings were often thwarted by the illconsidered behaviour of the Barons and feud.il Lords. In modern times it is becoming increasingly the case that the great national alliances of the world are jeopardised by troubles mainly
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    1234 6 Our Kuala Luuipor corieapoudeut wires that the date of the aeroplane exhibition is fixed for July 11. lhe next Children's Concert is fixed for Friday, 3rd July in the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5.15 p.m. The S.R.E. IV.) Shooting Club Monthly Handicap Shoot is on Saturday, 27th June at 2.30
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    RUBBER EXHIBITION
    53 6 A BRILLIANT OPENING AND OPTIMISTIC SPEECHES. London. .lj. i'onuaught «1 Bobber Exhibit! was not far off it. in due course would T gold. Mr H:llroi:c rom tl:. ing. The !,:o«; months of 1 to fiir ex< The *> xb m > 1 1 locludi I a tennis court.
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    MARKET EASIER
    16 6 [Ft X cent,. Tl rubber on th« j li i> ramoui it nothi able.
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    BATU CAVES ACCIDENT.
    31 6 BIOM D D Two Tamil coolie the result of au The men were rant hi idg<* home in th up. when the cartn them off. No other dan
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    PHASER'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    56 6 PHASER 'S SHARE CIRCULAR. scale, the fall in th. yesu-rda\ Auction in Sterling Shares and enquiry for Locals, and selling makes tbi& list .(hanfed over the week. Mm in. neg lected. Industrials have more en than any other section of oar roa: although even here thi satisfied. The another Sheet
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    SUN LIFE ASSTRANCE CO.
    80 6 The 4 3rd annual rep: known Canadian Co. ii and progress during great financial unsatisfactory imsim •>- -new assurance issued ai. toUllei JC7.04»,,(i79 an increase of JL t te previous year. The total aMurtnc« amount to near! w b'' e ti« income from premium* nearly three
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    113 6 neatly it was rrj the Chronicle tbat M lish convert to tl on a visit to English adherents in Instated thai Kin qualification has l>enu sionary of the religion. Ist, 6he wa6 to preach I Osaka on tbe English Psychology. A recently Iwnl interesting Inures ol latloC Indians in a
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      137 6 ICoiumbia Graphophones *»f* C^ *T COLUMBIA JEWEL t AC A GRAFONOLA. 1 The best known and most successful instrument at its price. Highly polished t— ca bin c t guaranteed akl New sni Pments low displayed. SEND FOR OUR RECORD LlaT JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR. Agents
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      33 6 Load rolls the drum. The bugles blare, but Be is home In bed With an aching head. He did not parade (By the flu delayed Big mnwtt-i-N wwure With W.u>db I'pprermint f o»*
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    A SPLIT THREATENED.
    75 7 BERAL PARTY GROWS RESTIVE. Urgent Cabinet Councils. M Cable]. -KBVICB. ies of Cabinet ly. Mr vv 1 1 i M ,,ui i Car. nor. !m the. House of Mr ient did relief of local la local autbo:ieut of a on. (>nid there was uld not :\>r Mr
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    NO RISKS AT BRIGHTON.
    18 7 In img of the Home for July 1. I of the tbled >uey needed
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    KIEL CANAL EXTENSION.
    19 7 t tc Halter has opened J th^ (iorinau ta the steamrvn the new Lock. accoiiifnodatin<* ,hts>. <
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    THE FLEET IN RUSSIA.
    42 7 Admiral Bt I Badron tun I I the Tsai an 1 Tsaritsa i bey stayi Ito lutu bt-ou •a-ir M i i attended a I b\ the i IrM i i 'uko I iftonM at the British I
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    KING OF SERVIA ILL.
    36 7 int Peter I has ;^c' GltVI PvisM his health, issued a procla- •>: 1 3 ..r. iKr:. 1^ lih h i«n Prince as Regent. tabas been mistake i a;? abdica to the c.
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    THE GOTHLAND.
    16 7 iin and uc the ship 'rescued from the liner affirm that been most VNft
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    KUALA LUMPUR MASONS.
    29 7 I Own Correspondent.) I Lumpur. June 25. ioa aud bin a hen Dr. Hose Ince as R. W. M. There l*r«e attendance and the function tocc^ijful.
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    ALLEGED MURDER AND ROBBERY.
    104 7 I« Kheh Chinese, Choi Ah Kuang Vong and Pun Ah Chat, were J««ferd n in the police court with cr J ami murder in .Tohore, and ogtponed. It is stated louging to an estate at went to Jobore Bahru cheque. They set out upon their *«*oey
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    49 7 -mtuple Uroup has handed over Govern luentTaels 3,100,000 ■^**plu* of the Salt Revenue after m I the ordinary I tbe Salt itabelle as well as l*Wi,""'« neet tne extraordinary I June. It is expected that I .ft/* 0116 from May It 191* «> I^l/|* will *>« 124,000,000 and the »*4.000,000.—
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    HOME SPORT.
    43 7 THE GULLER'S CONSISTENCY. [By Submarine Cable]. R rut nit's Sfbvici. London, June 24. The result of the Northumberland Plate is 1. The Gnller, 9— 2. Bowman, 7— 1. 3. Chance Bird, 100-12. Nine ran. Won by two lengths and a k.
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    TENNIS AND CRICKET.
    59 7 London, June it. Parke beat P. Lowe, Wimbledon l>\ f, —1, 6 3, 6— 4. Brookes beat Ritchie 6-1, 6 o 6 4. At Lords the Hest of England defeated the M. 0 C African Team by an innings and I Hants boat Sussex in the Horsham
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    REBEL SUCCESSES EAST AND WEST.
    34 7 Bl Pd-io. June 21. Villa has captured Zacatecas. London, June 25. The Albanian in g»ats have captured the towns of Klbasan and Fieri and hnve taken prisoner Dutch officers.
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    TERMS OF FRENCH LOAN.
    30 7 Pans. Jan.- !t officially stated that the French Government loan will be S'2 millions sterling aud be issued at 91. bearing interest at 3$ per cent.
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    FRENCH POSTMEN RESUME WORK.
    27 7 FRENCH POST MEN RESUME WORK. Paris June J4. The postmen have ined work, M. Thomson promising to Ivsj a deputation. The loss is already a million francs.
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    THE KING AND HIS PEOPLE.
    26 7 London June 24. The King and Queen have received a whole hearted welcome on visiting industrial ceutres at Nottingham and thereabouts.
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    EIGHTEEN HOURS ALOFT.
    20 7 London June 25. The German airman Baeser has made an unbroken Might of 18 hours <tt .Tohaunesth.il. >
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    MALINI THE MAGICIAN.
    345 7 Cheerful of countenance and rotund of person. Professor Malioi the Magician made his bow la-: eveumg Li the Yicto lorial Hall to a Singapore audience, moderate in size, but captured by Sfalini from the first, and frankly enthusiastic and amused from the first trick. Cousummate ease U
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    103 7 Chinese reports state that a new and secret Boxer society has been formed which goes by the name of the Wangfukunghochuan or All Buddhist Boxers." It originated in the districts on the bor ders of Riangsu and Shantung, and performs rites similar to those made notorious in 1900. The Government
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    BALGOWNIE RUBBER ESTATES.
    910 7 1 TBNTH ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING. A Satisfactory Year's Working. The tenth ordinary general meeting of the Balgownie Rubber Estates Ltd., wag held at the registered offices of the Company, Gresham House, Battery Road yesterday, Mr R. C. M. Kindersley presiding. There were also present. Messrs G. A.
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    32 7 Smoker .'Yes, smoking is an expensive babit. When a man gives his friends cigars all the year round, look what a lot Ihe loses." Joker "Do you mean cigars oi 1 friends
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    A DISORGANISED 'CHANGE
    696 7 yt'rom Our Oun Correspondent.) London, May 29th. If you want to see a crowd of Alfred LesterB in the liesh, walk down Threadneedle Street. You never saw such a melancholy crew in your life as now go on the daily round about the Avenue, never hoping to
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    POCKET PICKERS PUNISHED
    224 7 Mr A. V. Brown, senior magistrate, yesterday dealt severely with three Chinese pickpockets. Ow Ah Xgon was given two years' rigorous imprisonment and a like term under police supervision, Mang Ah (ivan was gent to gaol for a year, and Loh Ah Him was sentenced to a
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      147 7 Robinson Co. SOLE AGENTS FOB THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS FEDERATED MALAY STATES. A THE ROYAL f T.me n^STT nSED IN ALL So does th*»l w in hll BAR-LOCK j b ,ar. lock! tuc WORLD'S m the hands of j wilLlf «J TVPFWRITrD operator feflpw 1 Il*HiWKHfcif %SJS Lb« fs-JBSP principal IS
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      297 8 Study your Complexion flfy'v have a beautiful Is/ skin and complexion >$\ IhLi preserve them with v|m[ I "'Hazeline' Snow" 11 VQA It charms away roughness, tenderness, j^^t^m llal\ VOX sunburn, greasiness, eruptions Mm!.ty/Ml Y&v s and the disfiguring effects of all /J^^U HE«^y ■It^^i The most successful I /W
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      665 8 Shipping ■igiii— i^ "I GLEN LINE of STEAMERS Ltd. j FOR MARSEILLES AND LONDON. Thes. s. 'GLENROY" 4,901 tons, H. L. Holman, Commander, is due here on the 26th inst., and will have prompt despatch for above ports. She has accommodation for first class passengers (gentlemen only.) For further particulars
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      682 8 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE China, Japan, Ceylon, Djibouti, Egypt and Marseilles HOMEWARD OUTWARD 1914 1914 V. delaCiotat Ju'y 6 Amazone July 5 Chili July 20 Paul Lecat July 19 Atlantique Aug 3 Cordillere Aug 2 Amazone Aug 17 Magellan Aug 16 Paul Lecat A.ug 31 Polynesien Aug
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      673 8 Shipping N. D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAII LINE. The fast and well-known mall steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connecting Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice vetsaj Port Said, Sueu, Aden, Colombo, Penang Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtau Nagasaki
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      437 8 Shipping P&O. STEAM NAVIGATION GOMp.. For China, Japan, P 6n&ng Australia, India, Aden, E«L TJSE; Through Bills of UdUu OOMI, Persian Gulf, OonS^^'^ Btoamers wUI i^ve Btoi4port MAIL LINES BOMEWARD (IPO), From Singapore, Colombo >.■ 88 Himalaya July UMfl Juh ssDevanha Au, OCTWARD SB Assayc .1 un« ssDevanha Jul> (And
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      636 9 Shipping o Kisen Kaisha (ORIENTAL S. S. Co.) te Via China, Japan, Honolulu and San Fran- all points in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. a Triph Turbine Line™ SHINYO MARD", "TENYO B 'net ns of the Pacific. Equipped with Wireless Telegraphy aienoea and urn xcelW d Cuisine. TIME
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      602 9 THE ONLY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY REGISTERED IN THE COLONY. UHEST PAID-UP CJPITU OF INY EASTERN COMPANY PROSPEROUS and PROGRESSIVE THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry EX The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies
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      414 9 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. Slngapo c to Batavia, Cheribon and Samarang. Sail Twicb a Week, us. Giaug Beog 1,128 Tons Capt J. Craig, s.s. Giang Ann 890 E. (Tldall. is. Edendale 1,128 A. Dunlop :.s. Wllhel'n 783 M. Giesche. Singapore to Sourabaya. Singaradja, Ampenan and Macassar. Sail Once
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      567 9 CHARTERED BANK! of India Australia and China.! INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. PAID UP CAPITAL £1 200 000 RESERVE FUND I li\Z t Os> Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1 200 000 HEAD OFFICE 88, EIBHOPS6ATE, LONDON, B. 0. AGENCIES AND BRANCHES: Amntsat Hankow New York Bangkok Hongkong Penang Batavia Tloilo Puket
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      329 9 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Established 1882. Direct Government Supbbvibioh Government Audit IwSSJeT W RLD WIDE fl Hbbi^KVE and all outstanding claime. New Business, 1913, over $9,876,000.00 Cash Loans, Settlements, etc, made looallt Numerous modern schemes. J. H. EYANB, Manager, South Eastcro Ait* THE BORNEO Co Ltd. Genera Agents.
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    CAVALRY PYJAMAS.
    203 10 XIfiHTMABES IN OOUFOBT. The foremost men's outfitters and who's who in the sock world are nil agog over a new contrivance which, they believe, may revolutionise nocturnal fashions. This contrivance concerns the faithful pyjama, j which is no longer to flap uneasily about our ankles and, as a
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    HERRMANN AND POOLEYON TRIAL.
    154 10 Tokio, June 11. Tbe public trial of Messis Herrmann, Pooley, Bhmdell, Gondo, I'veTiu and Kaga, an alleged accomplice of Vice Admiral Fujii, commenced tbil mor niDg. The presiding judge was Mr Tayama aud au array of foreign and Japanese counsel were present on behalf of the
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    1114 10 The first total where given represents figures t :< 1912, the last column represents output foi 1 1 ar to date in all cases. Year 1913. May 1914. ftllAgSf 161,750 16.50 79,520 A!n:a 83,233 32/200 Alor Gajab 15,855 8,292 39,368 Alor Pongsn 101,478 8,808 48,322 *sglo Johore
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    TIN RETURNS.
    34 10 Bra aWOOd Irdib H Kan. nining I Kauaboi in Long Lab at Malayan Tiu Lode < Middletou v Tambun ousolid;- Pen. ia -ing Habro Kedbille liOVi! «et .Siputeh Gau TeL Tine Ton, Tronob
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    British North Borneo.
    17 10 ifort British P^ieo Laugkon M 1 1 DU h Sapong Sekong South F*«t Tenon
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    27 10 Little .Tack Hor A coughing and l As Granny was w n -4ei A dosi tit to poison t i A draught of).' -m***! Which she mad.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1490 11 Issued by FRASER Go,, Exohange and Share Brokers, June 25. Cap. I8t»ca. Paid. r ast Div putbbs. Sellers. M.000 %e 28 Ailagai 7$% 1 fi 19 5OO.(X0 £1 £1 Anglo-Java 3 10 8 7 160,000 3f> 2s Anglo-Malay 44% int 8 6 9 3 50,000 2a 2s
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    EXCHANGES.
    67 11 (Corbbctid OF »0 June 25 Bank 4m c 3.4 j.16 demand 1-8 81-82 Private credits 8 m's 1-4 516 M credits 6m J4| Feancb demand Bank 298$ Germany, demand 288 India, T. T. 174* Hongkong, demand iej% Yokohama, demand 114 Java, demand 14 1 Bangkok, demand 68 7- 16
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    PRODUCE.
    147 11 •June 25. Tin 275 tons sold 170.80 Oambie» buyers 6.40 Gambler Cube No. 1 10.26 Gambier Cube No. 2 8.00 Pepper Black ordin. Sport buy*»n 18.75 Pepper, (White fair) buyers 88.50 Nutmegs < 110 to the Ib.) 24.00 Nutmegs (80 to the Ik.) 26 CO Mace (Banda) 90.00 Cloves
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      191 11 loyal Household' Whisky. g guaranteed to be Exactly the same m every respect as that supplied gnlarly to The Royal Household by Messrs .lames Buchanan Co., Ltd. All the largest stocks of Scotch Whisky in Scotland arc held h\ Messrs James Buchanan Co., Ltd.. and their subsidiary Companies and Messrs
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      31 11 FRASER NEAVE, Ltd. Printers. Office: 13, COLLYER QUAY. Works: SIAK STREET, Magazine, Book, Commercial and Miscellaneous Printing of every description carefully and expeditiously executed on Moderate Terms. Fraser Neave, Ltd., Singapore.
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      977 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Tons Commanders From Arr For When Mogami Jap g'hoat 1350 Minura P. Sham, 22-6 lap Consul I T ganu 2 bteamora Mat. Tonnage 4 Mastet From Consignees Tot Abbotsford Brit 199 Morris Bagan, I Kong Fook Bagan Alting Dut 705 Osterhius B Deli, 24 6
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    FOOTBALL.
    156 12 friendly game between the 8.0.C. and j Hangers had been arranged for last a I— it but the ground was, of coin :,.red unplayable by the be* eague match is down for decision this j evening on the BJLC ground, between the ■i the Nomads. The Nomads have suffered
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    S. C.C. LAWN BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
    29 12 DAYS Tl: H \ni>u \r. Braddeli and Batl) McKen/ie aud Scoular. postponed. tiVMF. liutchart. Butler and Hacker v Noiiie. Threlfall, Cofcnifti and Phipps. postponed.
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    PENANG HARBOUR MYSTERY.
    618 12 verdict of "misadventure by drowning was returned by the coroner, Mr V. Kfcisl, at the enquiry held on Monday afternoon into the death of •Tames Kidd. aged B coud Engineer of the Straits Steamship Cos Malacca, whose body was found floating in Penang Harbour on the morning
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    RUBBER DISPUTE.
    1975 12 Urn MAULRFFINOH'a EVIDEM'K. How 5036,000 w\s Paid. On Tuesday morning Mr Harvey K. Ma-uleflinch. plaintiff in the case against the Port Swettenham Rubber Co., gave evideuce before his Lordship, Sir Thomas liraddell, c.i.c.. in the Supreme Court, Kuala Lumpur. He first dealt with the negotiations with Haji Eusop
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    253 12 I The Djebres was expected here this morning at daylight with general cargo for discharge. The Kandahar is due to arrive here on Sunday 2*th iust. with general cargo for discharge. The Paroo is loading general cargo for i Westraliau ports, she will have despatch \on Saturday for
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      98 12 CANADA IN 1913 Manufactures produced Aon Farms t?^ 000 r> Forests l-?* 000 Minerals l«^ lOOfl Fisheries as^ 000 35.000.000 Assurance carried in Canada s Premier Co 202 363 qq SUN LIFE A C S O S S^ E OF CANADA S. J. HOWI SPRINGBOK SELECTIONS MADE FROM THE FINEST
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      489 12 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES. Sunday. 2Sth. JoL Pier, at 9, 10 and 11 a.m., 2.80 aud a.bO p.m. Club Bungalow, at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m.. 12.15, B aud 5.30 p.m. WEATHE*; RfiFOKT. v Weather relegrauu me mmmaUMmt j f ihe E. E. Tel. t ooatalt 08l made at F.-oiigk^ug (1 >'
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