The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 24 July 1914

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. kn ra SINGAPORE. FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1914. NO. 8,195
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    150 1 Our London financial letter is Riven ou page 12. The strikes in Russia are spreading Page 6. Further letter* on the S.M.S. Guild and the motorcar problem appear on page 7. The wedding has taken place at Penang of Mr F.J. f). Darby and Miss A.S Morgan
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    LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS.
    142 1 Kobinson and Co. for Ladies Panama straws Page 7. At the Victoria Theatre to night. The Marriage Market Page 1. Notice re acquisi'^u of land for Municipal back lane- Page '2. Office in Malacca 6treet to let half a Bungalow to let Page I. The Johore Government wants
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    THE PASSING OF 'CHA.
    983 1 II was feeling >tiuii pressed that oruing. The sun was ihfaiag Kfl all his BMHtk and irkilfl 1 partook of ?n> I iv -nor: ;ri. culled froin one of I\>e"> ei ,^t known p I dawn ITL< i) <„,.! ftniled, and it wag morning M.mbles,- avid
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      301 1 ALHAMBRA THE PIONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE BEACH ROAD. SECOND SHOW 9-15 P.M. Two Shows for one Payment. FIRST SHOW 7-30 P.H A Be. hi: m a ltadintf article, cr.r >ttc t.v, Volvui tor not being able ate man who ha. dliappeared. To prove that this is not always easy. Col, tt,
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      394 1 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO-NIGHT! commencing at 9 p.m. sharp, TO-NIGHT!! The Only House in Singapore, Giving One Show a Night, and that the Best. The Palladium pictures are. always have been, and always will be the best. ACTS U ARM EN ACTS. Featuring Marion Leonard,
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      78 1 FEATURES UNEXCELLED IN THE EXCEPTIONALLY STRONG PROGRAMME AT THE MARLBOROUGH PICTURE THEATRE, BEACH ROAD, TO-NIGHT THE WAY of the TRANSGRESSOR An Excellent One- reel Solax Feature THE CAPRICES OF FORTUNE A Splendid American Standard Diama IN TWO PARTB THE BERLIN TOMBOY A Capital Vitascope Feature IN THREE PARTS SECOND SHOW,
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      149 1 THE WEEK Fridaj 24th. High Water— 11 -n 2 a.m., 113 pm. League football. S.R.C. v K.0. V.L.1. (2) Mohammedan FastiDg Month. Bandmann's The Marriage Mark. t. P. O. Outward mail duf Saturday 25th. High Water— o 23 am 11-46 p.m. League football. K.O.Y LI. 1 1) v Azevedu^. Bandmai
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    INTERPRETER ON STRIKE.
    259 2 wi Si (HUH '>' OOt MBBI > ibl- amusement w:t» occa- I in County Court, when u Ckis6M int*-r;>M ter suddenly vvent on strik". .nil decl'i.ni to put question^ u> r he witnts-. ir had h. -n:j IIM h\ l«l of several Hitne^-es mul called to ordrr
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    THE DECLINE OF THE HAREM.
    195 2 General bati Kuad Pascha has some interesting remarks, in the Deutsche Revue, on "Harem life." The large harem io longer in existence, and polygamy is on the decrease. The law allows four legitimate wives and as many concubines as can be supported. The upkeep of
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    THE LATE LADY HARDINGE.
    126 2 in Calcutta. Calcutta message dated the 13th iust, states The tragic death of Lady Hard inje has caused a deep shock here. At thr- Cathedral special hymns and prayers were given. The Rev. R. W. H. Stewart, thp Senur Chaplain, eaul that they dwelt with gratitude
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    TOLD OUT OF SCHOOL.
    109 2 Tht latest kindergarten anecdote is quite acid in its flavour. A teacher in one of the London schools had been telling her tiny pupils of ;he adventures of Miss Rp d Hiding Hood, and was now (says the M Daily Citizen seeking to test the re
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      278 2 THK ROBINSON piANO (JO VIOLINS. BOWS. MANDOLINES. GUITARS. BANJOS, BUGLES. DRUMS. FLUTES. PICCOLOS. ACCORDEONS. OCARINAS. TAMBOURINES. Etc Etc. REPAIRS ALSO UNDERTAKEN TO ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. A NICE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY PIPES GOLD MOUNTED FIGURE HEADED AT LANCASTER'S LEADING European Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hairdressers, SINGAPORE. HAIR WORK A SPECIALITY.
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      591 2 Notices MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Proi'oskd Back Lane. SAGO STREET, SAGO LANE AND BANDA STREET. Whereas the Municipal Commissioners of the Town of Singapore have applied to the Governo iu Council for an order under the provisions of Sec ion 13? of the Municipal Ordinance No. VIII of 1913 to lny out
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      547 2 Wanted WANTED BY THE JOHORE GOVERNMENT. TWO Chinese- English 'Jlterpwtw. One for the Supreme f'oui-t ar obore ski a, ;hil the o her for the ''ouit t the Mit#i>ti,u uar. The salaries to i> paid will depend upon the qualifications cf the success-lul H»n»licauts, but will not ba 1* ss
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      118 2 \^S/ I Trade mark) \Xflt W\ Cod Liver Oil J| fi Malt Extract P" 1 m The World*renowned (J u\ Repairer of Weakened yl Constitutions lu| Ij The first spoonful of this remarkable 1\ restorative starts the weak and wasted 1\ l/ person on the road to recovery. U M
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    TRUE TO TYPE.
    452 3 Barriaji Sailori Populas in Ktsmv St. Petersburg. June 16. Admiral Beatty this afteruoou trans i red bis flag from the Blonde to the Lion ut Kroustadt. There the Admiral is enter taining at dinner to-night the Grand Duchess Victoria, and the <irand htikes Cyril and Boris. Among
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    THE SECRET OF OLD AGE.
    417 3 Diet oi Benkpicint Bacilli. Paris, June 18. Professor Metchnikotf's theories ou longevity are, of course, well known, and the recent article on the subject in The Time6, apropos of the savant's 70th birth day, has attracted considerable attention. According to the Professor the phenomena of
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      278 3 *-ct m a. tiv yoa about Anaemia Ti thehody.the led F'*£ I i' ieat 1 hus -*'t riy -u-:a:n and nourish .1- the whi is VVincarnis. 1 amis t l ods the lwxl> with Woo*/, which jpv< kle >l Dto the cbeektj >. :i vigour, new vitality and new y
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      10 3 For Chronic Chest Complaints. Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, is. 6d
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      425 3 fTTrr'iMi i •""TtTiTnrMrMni m i n aai labial —w^—m I gg I A Drink to be grateful for, I 1 tkt^ toS Ot simpl v a thirs t-quencher i or stimulant, but just the purest l\ (CSSBTO ancl most health-infusing spirit y [T^^i tli<lt has ever ljC(jn produced J* Wolfe's
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      393 3 PftSS^GERS EXPECTED. Tha PAO st. Malwa. wmm ct lng with the steamei China at Colombo, du. July Bfi. 1 Qhim a Km sen. Mi I Mi« 1 i a Bai Bttt f .r Hr J M, .1 h. Mo F. Aj I>f 1 ,b* h ,tl t) < r ImiH.
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    "CHARLEY'S AUNT."
    389 4 Thom Mr Pnmion Tboii ■it. ju-U in London ;it tht lot illocn. H in Liverpool. up in Hull. i It-rk in ti i id not meet root hr enlisted in the Army, aud by u u thai when Mr TboaUM rralix iJ bis amlutiou he nuiJe his first
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    CAUGHT NAPPING.
    127 4 A Tiverton (Pevon) correspondent ile scribes how an esteemed cleric weut to sleep at a baronet's funeral, and did not wake till all was over. The funeral was that of Sir John Heathcoat-Amory, Bart., and owinfc to the large number of people attending, the whole of the service
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      678 4 fm Wgf jg Jf 00 4 w m K^*_J^m 1/ contractors to Wttt. f MSSSSS!f^^^SfM The Britlsh War Office lndla Offlce Admirai^ r^NDENSED MlLt The S. S. and F. M. S. Government Hospitals, etc. Wl LRMAID BRAN? /{I MILKMAID M I fW-ea^^Sc^irS^i^ CONDENSED MILK \Sf I&j j WittflfffYifm^ The Summit
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    GERMANY'S DEBT TO ENGLAND.
    552 5 GERMANY'S DEBT TO ENGLAND I I oloaits, >u of rinans OWC t Hi D n a Mag talo ci i n. Bf tO Ibt tna^t of i tliat before Ol action, could 1 notably I thai .iren-d the. i the commercial ■ttffltii they were look lu l.t> own family no
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    THE NEW PHILIPPINES BILL.
    140 5 wiila. .July 3- The contemplated f'bilippines Bill bestows upon the GovernorGeneral the power to veto all legislation. The legislature to consist of an upper and lower house and to be half the size of the present legislature. A form of territorial rnruent is provided, with the
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      720 5 Auctions AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furniture &c. At Powell Co. s Saleroom ON MONDAY, 27th JULY, AT 11 A. M. A full -/rd Knglish billiard tahlo with all accessories by Norvall A Sons, (ilasgow; wax polished tfak wiitin^ tablea wa\ polished teak bric-a-brac whatnot; brass billiard roon licr;
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      480 5 Tvpac have no rival where long distance is concerned. Ask those who use them what they have to say! Remember that th e cheapest o n paper is not yet the cheapest in actual use. You can easily convince yoursel f by trying a set of COLUMBS FROM ALL DEALERS
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      207 5 Auctions AUCTION SALF OF A Rex Motor Cycle with side Car Attached At Powell Co 's Halo rooui Friday, the 24th July, at 2-30 p. m A 6 EL P. Rex twin luotoi cycle with Hidf car attached, fitted with free en^in model. In good running order, i^-p-^^ by arrangtiuent.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, July 24, 1014.
    1273 6 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, July 24, 1014. U^» r--? b) !'.ilj-.n. wnd ucbrfb«d by f»ln« 9te'v»ad t<< Prboica. LoY«JtT *od Law. The somewhat diffusive correspondence which has been appearing in our columns for the past week, on the sub ject of Captains and chincbews, and the position of local
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    123 6 Major Dewar will act for Major de Hamel as Chief Police Officer, Penang, when the latter goes on leave in October. It is reported that Mr Connell, manager of the Straits Trading Company's Ipoh branch, i6 ill and has to go home under doctor's orders. Director Heiser has planned a
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    A PLANTER'S WEDDING.
    93 6 {From Our Oun Cor re* port dent. IVnang, .July 28. The Wedding took pljice at S4 QtaqaVl Church today of Mr K.1.1). Darby of Sungei Gettah e^:it>' Kedah. t> Adelaide Sophia Mor^m. eH«<st iaagMat of Capt. Morgan of K»MisgHte. The bride was given away by Mr (.'h;iileH
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    CHOLERA AT KUALA KANGSAR.
    57 6 [From Our Otrv <jrresp,,ndent.) Ipoh, .luly IS. There is reported a serious outbreak of cholera In Kuala Kangsar Diatrict, the infected area stretching fifteen miles along the river hank. Ten deaths aata occurred since the 7th. It is reported r lint one of the Uajahs has
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    SPORT AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    123 6 The I Lome Teams. .rr>,i, (Jar Oirn Correst Koala Lumpur July 2Sr4. The Solaogoc teams versus Singapore for rhe August holidays have i>< M -ejected as follow Cricket.- Atkinson A. S. Buitof, 'iieuier, Harris, Hennessv. Histaga, Huxley. H. Linuell. Oliver. Roberts ami Stouor. Association football. Banaoß,
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    THE MALAYAN SPORTS.
    156 6 We are asked to dtaw ■ttaotion to thn annual athletic sporr« n| M to held this year at Kimla Lumpur, on 28th and 29th. Th»- TTIOMI events aie open to metnbers of all European clubs in the Federated M tes and thp >traite Settlements, and entries have
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    THE LATE Mr. G. F. JONESPARRY.
    388 6 A very painful impression au6ed throughout the town this (Wednesday) morning says the Malay Mail when it became known that Mr G. F. Jones Parry, Acting Chief Police Officer, Selangor, had been found dead in bed at his bungalow in Maxwell road, shot through
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    THE RUSSIAN ALLIANCE.
    46 6 OUR "MUTUAL FRIEND. Significant References. I r.v Submm iiie Cani* Km i It 8 romineijt on the passagethe dinner of rh. taM :md M. 1',,, t»»l»l Ir Kg the iirst tin... Kht eh tipaalk hav aNMai shipofcireat Britain. Tl guardrd Of tll(» I'trl)'
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    STRIKES IN RUSSIA.
    88 6 Trouble Spreads r* 1 lit disturbjitu^^ arespreadii u. U> av. MMMI perking Mm ciovmletnployees of the I.; h;i\ -ti iu k. Re\j< and bar— 4 son Mil mr-liid.- I i joined U Latat I .I.- itau n \olnt ionar\ .lit- ii«iinh ilp cut the te and which
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    MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
    36 6 New York, July K:foii tO OOUVOkr Washington to arcanfc for the peaceful transfer of the (uvernrnent to Brazil aud Argentina are acf Dg thi Tnited states to do uot utmosi nesty for the Heu
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    FRASER'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    290 6 FRASER'S SHARE CIRCULAR. >ingapott Jill) Most of the dealings throughout thin week have been devoted to Locals, hut the policy of waiting /or better times is etiil prevalent aud it is only in small p that shares of any kind are boinp taken Oils have shewn substantial fluctuation and close
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    BARLOW'S RUBBER WIRE
    75 6 Messrs Barlow and Co. courteous U6, tbat their London House wiring undt i date of the Mai instant, iaflMM tberu that on the London Rubber Market is le&6 demand for the comtnodit prices are unchanged. At the auctions held then i prices realised were as under Smoked
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    FOOTBALL.
    39 6 K. G. A. Dkkkat KanoMW on the S. K. C. ground, last evening, au evenly contested league match between Ihi R. O. A. and the kaugers resulted in a win for the soldier* by a goal to notl
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      195 6 FOREMOST SINCE 1820 AND STILL •«4 GOING STRONG. £ÜBH AV-^ t Sold throughout the world at all high jßt ilv 1 V class Hotels and Clubs. lAT V 1 Black Label $1900 F—^ Red da 1350 II A yt' White do. $9 25 i^lr^^J^W Remember Its just as easy to
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    THE SPEECH.
    132 7 MR ASfiUITHS DECLARATION Cabinet Activity Jlif Sah— iih Cable]. Km na i B^ifMi lattoHoaasatCW mat the concliu.on of IHM||||B| M I'onsonh. I. >-.rhri. „,1,.,i ,f the speech was drawn up with the Hi^ ordauce Ik custom and precedent f rial I eft was sent :he onlujaiN wtq v
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    THE FINANCE BILL.
    35 7 ITw UiWM ot Com I a motion to (MBit from Hill a dMN i— Hag with r iphii— d that it was •consultation with Dominion I pro r o domiciled in Ka^land.
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    DEATH OF NATIONALIST M.P.
    25 7 uJon July _'j Mr H n'Kelly, If. P, for Wicklaw i 8 d> 1 with illness in the Ho«> ou Moiiii.iy
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    ROUMANIA AND BULGARIA.
    30 7 1 -Inly It stated that uania aud Bulgaria a^ .i joint irj a> ro the frontier incidents, and '1 withdraw their respective ritodred yards from the boundary.
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    THE BANDMANN Co.
    288 7 ,DASF DASF DSAF F F FFAS F by accident or ilhm^m. M :>av\ rouM not have l»ot«n betten piece for their opening lily humourous, and >h Oh helphine. I immensely on the last occasion tbe applause which frequently nuance left no doubt ri eveuiug'shu h notion of
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    NEWSPAPER VIEWS.
    355 7 A CHILLING STATEMENT. One Paragraph Unpublished. I By Submarine Cab|.<J. Rairwta Sfrvkji. Ikfl DIOWi cheered Mr Rednond :,u l Mr Inllon on leaving the Palace. As they walked along Bird Cage Walk the Irish Goardl .it Wellington Barracks joined m the i i,, arina> Hi' 1 Liberal papers
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    K.O.Y.L.I. RIFLE THEFT.
    67 7 K.O. Y.L.I. RIFLE THEFT. London. July 28.— A private of tu« orkshire Light Infantry has been cum-gei t Dublin with stealing rifles from tin arracks and a dealer has been dbarffrt rith receiviug them. A >ergeant who was witm>- whet sked if he was aware of a conspirai v ii
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    LIVERPOOL CUP.
    45 7 London. July 22. -The probable runners for the Liverpool Cup, distance a mile and furlongs, are Juuior (W. Haxley), Florist :.T. lark 1 Shogun (Riekaby), Short (irass (.Martin'. China Cock (DoDOghue), Nassau I Moylan 1 Arda (no jockey aMigo«d), Willaura (Proat), Vobis (Wing).
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    ENGLISH CRICKET.
    34 7 Loudou, July 22. The Hants v. Sussex and Xorthants v. Warwickshue mutches were drawn. Kent beat Gloucestershire by ISfl runs. K-sex beat Somerset by nine wickets. Yorkshire beat N'ottingbum by 07 runs.
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    ADMIRALTY MOVEMENTS.
    37 7 London. .July 22. Rear Admiral Tottenham succeeds Admiral c'arden at Malta. Vice Admiral Hamilton becomes second Lord of the Admiralty in succession to Admiral Jellicoe, who i6 appointed to the command of the Home Fleets.
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    THE KING'S PRIZE.
    28 7 .London Inly 22. At Bisley it was raiuiug when the King's was fired. himieson of Australia is a bron/e medallist with a score of 102.
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    131 7 The following Singapore properties were disposed of auction at Messrs. Powell and Co.'s 6ale room on Tuesday last. Freehold land together with the plank and tile roof dwelling house erected thereon and known as No. 136 Bukit Tiniah Road. Area 6~>,:>1l square feet being part of Grant 40
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    THE ASSIZES.
    951 7 Yesterday. Before the Acting Chief Justice <tbe Hon. Mr I. A. S. Bucknill, Akramjkmknts. At the outset, his lordship intimated that Mr .Justice Sproule would on Monday take any common jury cases not finished I this week, and he himself would take special jury cases. Chambers work on
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    Correspondence.
    949 7 THE STRAITS MERCHANT SERVICE Sir. Ireadwith much interest the correspondence contained in your issue of even date from the pen of the late chairman of the Straits X.8.0., and I am contributing this with the hope that you may be able I spare me the space in your extensively
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      137 7 JUST RECEIVED NEW PANAMA W^Sk Two Qualities yi ''y Robinson Co, M 1 L t Three Ca files II Cigarettes f WD H WILLS BR »STOL'& LONDON* Manufactured from the FINEST MATURED VIRGINIA LEAF, and therefore a delight to the heavy smoker without the slightest fear of any disagreeable after
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      283 8 SIEMENS WINCHESTER HOUSE, SINGAPORE. Telegrams: SIEMENS, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 647. Electrical Engineers, Manufacturers and Contractors. SIEMENS BROTHERS DYNAMO WofiK3.Ld. Head Office Caxtoo House, Westminister, Loodoo, SuppUet Dept. and Store* Upper Thames Street, Loodoo. Lamp* and Fitting* Dept. Dilston, London. Work* Stafford and Woolwich. Keaowntd Physicians prescribe GnI tumult's Matico as
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      583 8 Shipping RICKMESS LINE. FOR CHINA PORTS, JAPAN VLADIVOSTOK. A STEAMER arrives here shortly taking cargo for the above mentioned ports. For particulars regarding freight etc., apply to HOOOLANDT Co., Agents. 24 7 25 7 INDOCHINA S. N. Co., Ltd, FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA The Company's Suairei B.s. KUTSANG 4.,h95 tons,
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      876 8 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES KML LINE China, Japan, Ceylon, Djibouti: Egypt and Marseilles homeward outward 1914 1914 Atlantiqae Aug 8 Covdiltere Aug 2 Amazone Aug 7 Polynesien Aug 16 Paul Lecat Aug 8 Magellan Aug 30 Cordillere Sop 14 V. de la Ciotat Sep 13 Tolynesien Sep 28 Chili
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      685 8 Shipping N.D.L. Norddentscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAII LINE. The taut and well-known mail Hteamerb of fchif Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar. Genoa, Naples, (connecting Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice veisaj Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtan Nagasaki and Kobe
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      606 8 Shipping P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAM For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylt. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt Mediterranean Ports, Plymootr and London Through Bills of Lading issutxJ Co« Thici Coast. Persian Gulf, Continental am* Part 1 Bteam«r> will ly&v« Slngapun ol KAIL LINES HOMDWARD (POH ECBOPK From Singapore, connecting Colombo with 1914.
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      509 9 "Substantial Successful" C u° Se Pr greSS haS bee th^ fe Assurance in Fjpc» incom, ,or H r $18,753,909 21 Assurance Reserve Fun, B«P.sl»d with High Curt (L.nd««, S oS DeposiUd whh comptro W -Ce«r.l Calcutta) Ks^Z »f«"3 w incorporated in Hongtonß. It i« rerfs- l: it i -onlin, the
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      482 9 I THE ONLY LIFE INSURANCE i-nup.«» d»..t PROSPEROTtq m 0F m »™^i!?. K °SPEROUS and PROGRESS'VE mG E .ll™« «w« omit. u»ra The Company has £20.000 deposited wttk th. Boprem. r ourt Enola A LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C a^chve f l«ns or 'SS 1 FQ> P«, CTltr pply
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      232 9 THE BA«K OF TAIWAN, Ltd. IKCORPORATED BY SPECIAL IMPERIAL CHARTER. Capita! Subscribed 710,000,000 Capital Paid Up Y 7,500,000 Reserve Foods Y 3,610,000 HEAD OFFICE: TAIPEH, FORMOSA, (Taiwan). BkAh-Ch^rl AND AGENCIESL. v 011 N "««-aki Tainan bay Kagi OMaka Tafejw w Kobe .Swatow Tokyo gajenrtj London S.ti.abaya Yokohama gwebow Manila Bemarang
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      388 9 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, Ltd. CAPITAL AUTHORISFn CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED £1.500.000 CAPITAL PAID-UP £1.125.000 RESERVE FUND ««M°° BOARD OF DIRECTORS R. J. Bla< i Eft) Chairman. LONDON BANKERS. Bank op England. London Joint stock Bank Ltd. BBAVCUB AND AGENf lES Ka" Rangoon Kuala Lumpur Colombo Kota Bharu 1 a sas?
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      223 9 FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Established 1881. Direct government 6up»bvibio« Government Addit Fo r r& are WORLD Wl —mm li H. EYIKB, injL oORNEO Co Ltd. Gttera Agente. Singapore Royal Insurance Co, Ld Fire life Boustead Co., Ageati LONDON LANCASHIRE Fire Insurance Co. Ltd. Capital Paid-up Capital P'SMS RESERVE
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    CHARMED OIL AND THREAD IN COURT.
    387 10 C'ONUi riOH SKT AsIHK: C'HIKh Justice's Surpsibi The Chief Justice of Ceylon had before him an Avissawella cu.se Sergeant T. K. Beads charged Sadiris tppahamy with intermeddling with a prisoner, Manuel Singho. chnigf-d with murder. l»y banding him some oil and a yellow string.
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    FRENCH FREEMASONS.
    311 10 English Lodge Founded in i j \hi> Pftris, Jane 22. An English Masonic Lodge has jn^t been founded in Paris. It has received it* u ;trrant from the (Irande Loge National* 1 [uiependaute de la Fcmnce, uew body which was founded last year, aud is reeogui/.ed and approved
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      727 10 /^r l__N j Neuralgia, Nervous Breakdown NURSE HALL, c/o Mrs. Bassett, Commercial Place, I ndport, Portsmouth, Eng., writes:— "l was suffering I nervous breakdown with Internal Neuralgia, I began a course of Phosferine. After having t en it for three or four months, 1 felt better than had done for
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      202 10 WARNING. Several firuis of Belting makers and dealers are selling inferior iiiiitutions of our well-known Cotton Belt, and describing it as lieltiug of the Gandy type," equal to Gandy's,' same as Gandy's," xc. We are desirous in the intetost of the public to warn users against such state ments. It
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      476 10 CONFIDEiVriy _(>Sp V p D 3ff By Appointment to '"4f/> fjpj L/ D I^^ HM. THE KING midlothlan'rolled oats A clean, tempting food, giving stamina— unrivalled for Breakfast. /i C A GENTB FOR LEA PERRINS' WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE #x *C B EST PREPARATION 0* "A Good Digestion" This excellent wish may
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    1230 11 Issued by FRASER Co,, Exchange and Share Brokers, July 2 RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. 500,00 £1 £1 Anglo- Java J J J 9 150,000 2 8 28 An.glo- Malay 44% tnt it 50.000 U 2h Batang Malik. J 0 80,000 l l BatuTiga(8elan f ot, i0 Int jmir
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    EXCHANGE.
    67 11 (COBRBCTID DP TO July '2H|. limk4mß I.«.il« demand 8 81 g Private credits 8 m's 3.4 r> 16 N credits 6m 1-4$ France demand Bank 29«* Germany, demand 288 India, T. T. 74 Honqkono, demand 21 i% Yokohama, demand Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 66 Sovereigns, Bank Baying t5.64
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    156 11 July 28. X ln ton*. 17 2.82$ OMnblei buyer6 6 45 Gambier Cube No. 1 10 2 Oambier Cube No. 3 8 0 Pepper Black ordin. S'pott buyers 18.37* Pepper, (White fair) buyere 82.50 Nutmegs (110 to the Ik.) 24 Of Nutmegs (80 to the Ik.) 26 00 Mace(Banda)
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    109 11 Prom Europc-Per P. B o lhlUi §m From China.-Pr t N.D.L. Kltist duv J tor Children's Hacking Cough at Night Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. ls.6d. n T Le't. Doe. Arrived B. I. June U July 18 July 13 M. M .i une 22 July 15 July Ig
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      33 11 FRASEH NEAVE, Ltd. Printers. Office: 13. COLLYEH QUAY. Works: SIAK STttEET "pftottoi Jrf°!L. Con m e««al and Miscellaneous V?n2B«£ i every description carefully and expeditiously executed on Moderate Terms. Fraser Neave, Ltd., Singapore.
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      425 11 MAIL TABLE. To-Daj Intermediate and looaJ xualU will be fiinal n list below Penang, Malacca, F. M. B. A Johor*. I o*©rland) [DHl r kj TrtimJ I A.M. A l> Bangkok Opland 8 am Keri'ii.u Hock Gan 9 am Poulor Soegi Hong Aik 9 am P. Bulang *c Hock Lim
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    2507 12 The Rubber exhibition >»>lungor'ggood Report- Federated Selangor's dividend Harpenden's Interim— Selangor's Result Sungei Purun— Bukit Mertajan S. S. Bertam— The Statistical Position. London, 26 June. Rubber Bhare prices dnring June have j been steadier than last year. The making up list makes a mixeil showing. fair number
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    S.C.C. SPORTS.
    362 12 Further preliminaries iu the 3.C.C. sports were decided last evening, and one event, the 600 yards handicap, was finally run off. The following were the results 220 YlßDfl SCRATCH race. Qualified for final Heat 1 R. L>. Buckley, 1 J. Taylor, 2;H. T. Earle, 8;B. J. Henry, 4.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    461 12 The Homeward Datdl mail steamer is expected here on Saturday about 7 a.m. The Kleiet left Hor<>konc on the 22nd inst. and is rxrfected here on Sunday afternoon at 5 p.m. The mail steamer J>eltn left Penang at 12.30 p.m. yesterday and may bet expected at Singapore at
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      214 12 DUNLOP Founders of the Pneumatic Tyre Industry. (dunlopl U IS SYNONYMOUS WITH PERFECTION. I Every DUNLOP is built of the purest and and best materials the right way, and is S backed by the tough rubber-impregnated Egyptian canvas, making it practically jj impervious to puncture. Try DUNLOPS on your car,
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      421 12 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES. srsow 26th July. Johnston's Pier. 9, 10 and 11 a in 2.30 and o.:>0 p.m. Club Bungalow. 9.;iO and lO.:-so a.m., 1'2. 15. ;> and 5.30 p.m. The Jackson Millar Cup 200 yards handicap will be swum off on arrival of the 10 o'clock launch. Entries will
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