The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 31 December 1914

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. EX CENTS SINGAPORE, THUESDAY. DECEMBER 31, 1914. NO. 8,331
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    194 1 Judgment was given for defendants yesterday m the trheet iron case— Page 5. The Rubber share market is stronger with more buying Page A. Entries for Peuang Race meeting next week are good -Page 5. Barlow's and Outline's rubber auction reports are given on page 10. Further
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    THE CROSSING OF THE LYS.
    1037 1 Everyone knowt nowi I sre th« I River Lys flows. W« bavta r.ic J its I course times without number fro i Usn< I lerei and on along the Belgian frontier past < omtnines bo CVHtrtnU and (Hienl Ffcar now bow Urn French toi <d
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      254 1 THE PICNEER CINEMATOGRAPH TH.-ATRE BEACH ROM. AST SHOW 7-30 P.M. Two Shows far one Payment. IEtoNO SHOW C-15 P.W. gramme for the week beginning Saturday, 23th December, 1914 A STAR PROGRAMME The Great fl p werfnl /ULBritista i\- idaetion: 3 PARTS itemclydraa itk runs thioagfa ibis aim from st»rt to
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      436 1 ORCHARD ROAD Singapore's Premie? Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO- NIGHT commencing at 9 p.m. sharp. TO-NIGHT ALL GOOD THINGS REACH THE PALLADIUM FIRST. S Sporting Chance, and Visit the Palladium. You'll see the Finest all British Sporting Drama ever Produced. You'll say the same when you have seen it. 9 Xa.
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      191 1 LVSEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Auction sale of teak furniture piano etc h\ Powell aud Co. Page 3. Lisi of patriotic gramaphone recorde saM by Mou trie's Page 1. Palladium latest films New programme at Theatre Royal Pa^e 1 Shipping: Osaka Shosen Xaisha's Java Maru for Europe Siam Steam Nay. Co. latest list
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      220 1 THE WEEK Thursday 31st. High Water— B-58 a.m., 10 56 p.m. Friday Ist January. Hlßb Water— 9-38«4*uj v il iO p:u. New Year Sea and Land Sp it-. New Years Day. Sattrua* 2nd. Hlgb Water— i'j. so a.m. No issue of Singapore Free Pi ess. Sunday 3rd. High Waser— i
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    TEBRAU RUBBER ESTATES
    257 2 Thi i:n!;.ii meeting ol Ibfl Tehran Rvkbei ("stutos Loinpany was held at i nbarjih, on Norembei 29 Mr P. M presiding. In moTinn tbc mli ol lb€ KCCOanti ;Mid r port, which ...i\ been pobUshed, the Chairman i thai the profits for the year i to X'llJ
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    A MALAYAN MINING CONCESSION.
    218 2 11l H hancery T>ivision on 26tb oil rue aoakm of Sir Paul Chater. of Houfjkon^. and Qotbric an t'a., Ltd., of ■gi ll Hairy Seymour Foster was to bai bt'.i:J iy Mr -Justice Astll tj Plaintifbl latted for -npcir*.:- performance of au agreei lento! Aog. l.
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    P. A. M. MEETING.
    132 2 i'l^ noxt meeting of the I'lantera As ■OeMMM of Muluya will be held at 1 1 a.m.. OB .v.-udiiy. .January 3rd, at the Chftmbei of I'ottiuierce, Kuala Lum:ur Kellowißg is the agenda: I. \Jnmte* of Meeting ht Id on 181 b October. 1914; The War; (a
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      76 2 TO MINE MANAGERS. ■Jb] hupnadaut ooncarptng the lon pru» ol t:u. It is tho cot^t. oi DTOdactiOß fchal aamta. The M QARRBTT Sanerbealai Steam BaguM will save r>o of voar tavl account o-er other types of s^t>«am Bower. Thjaili whul 50* of your Coal T-ill re:»ren«u|s, and the dividend it
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      297 2 <^ si^ (Trade Hark) QEVELOPS the beauty 1 of the skin to p c r f c c t i o n B Cb:aii"ib>- at i Hcrroughs Wellcome Co. XvK v >* and Si Jfi London and Bombay Tho-c w'.-.o prefer a preparation of a s S crear:-.v nit^re should
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      336 2 FOR THE_NEW YEAR HELP TO RELIEVE SOME OF THE LOCAL DISTRESS CAUSED BY THE WAR. BUY ONE OR TWO COPIES OF THE STORY OF WILLIAM GEOFFREY'S PROFIT. His narrative wherein is i elated m an unpretending manner an account c i how he came to leave London, anil of some
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      744 2 Notices NOTICE. NOTTOE is hereby given that the business of Chop Knian Gu*n formerly c rried on by Tan Hoey Yew at No. 15 Kling Street Singa- j pore as general traders -will fro v this day be carriea on by the said Tan irfoey Yew of No. 18 KJing
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      302 2 Wanted WANTED Second Officer for Brttish steamer proceeding to E a rope. Apply HUTTENBACH BROS. Co. Shipping Department. 31-12 71 WANTED By European firm Shorthand typist. Mus»t have souie kuowled^t f offioe work. State references and salary e^pecud. Apply m writing J. O. c/o Free Press. 30-12 5-1 WANTED Qualified
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      447 2 To Ut__ TO BE LET Two Oomponud Hun-. N, (i and If. tit River Valley Road. wa£? tenuU oawl ami stahlm-. v <m turn Api>iy tuN "•'•ooafii TO BE LET FURNISHID The wniirortabk' ami plea resKi. dob kaoim a^ 'Amaran k Oavough Ucrftd. En;., tFebroa Apply t. POWELL 4 C..
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  • AMERICA'S TRADE.
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      STRONG NOTE TO ALLIES.
      238 3 Protest Against Search Delay. TBt BubsasuriM Cable}. Kb i rra'« Sieviob .om! •>, \.r.n m M f, r> ishingtofl that the Ooremmcait has tent a ag nots to < IrejM Bcitada in< s laaprov< meat ia the I i: .m romnMMDoa by thy I The note
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      WATERING IT DOWN.
      143 3 an Dishonesty the Cause Dee I, am. Referring An note tc treat i-r I lias lhat t •my leal wmfHltntiaftj with the ll nd r r BQ|J •t| i:.iniff-t-. t -r» at eil I sea i used to Iknei ni al I cone t ):.i m no
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      CA'CANNY.
      62 3 British Papers' Attitudes. London l.iVr. -The British papers I iSfdindlj ou the American note the fall taxi They no dencc thiit the Americana do not i m tc D] the Allies fail play m I war aspecially m rie^i i\> i idk j tA maritime warfare and .:••> are
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    THE CUXHAVEN RAID.
    102 3 Impotent Zeppeleins. Special Si kvk c.) 89. EtiuFwich giTss furOf the raiil QO Cl \hft\fu. pet*, by Bl (fl circ'in^ uiovi<i on rs, fa itrated the ittacks. Ml t; m iiiaL wttv aimed it rnj era winl wide, while the ail tell haimlflsslj m the water. One
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    ITALY AND ALBANIA.
    69 3 i•. c. 80, BC am It is an i no Roms tliat s regime i I i led al ValoiM. They ere M I ta'i .ui AdiiK-al. ih..' Consul uid .i! authorities and asarched tag] til.- town haaklad by Italian and UB tlas^ the inhabitAnts cheering. battalioa
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    RUSSIA vs. AUSTRIA.
    84 3 THE DAILY BAG. Results of a Fortnight. London, her. 11 f> p.nj -The PetroKrad conmnniqae announces that \arious small sneceasea have besn scored agaiust the Qarmans m Poland, v.n'u capture of machine guna a u'rr'.Ht sneeess was scored against the Anatrians UCe Rnsaians crossing the river Nulci
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    IN FLANDERS.
    174 3 The General Advance. London, Dec 29, t p.m. The Paris evening offli ial states lhal violent storm prevented operati >ns on mosl of tin; front but a li.iult' tome progress m the Argonce. London, Dae. SS, B 2fi p.m.- The Paris communique Bays that m Belgium our t
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    BELGIUM A WASTE.
    73 3 London, !>■•.•. -J9.- -a Philadelphia li r si wbc fa i t red Belgium bas been Mked to make an h le] indent report to Ibc Reliei ussions, ti< Baj i People :>r-' dying for want of propei food this i Bing dysentery an I mdi i
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    TOTALLY TEETOTAL RUSSIA.
    39 3 I Lond v<-* 80, Ii m Petrograd wire f :itr> that an order bus be< d issued --.it' of ail alcoholic drinks, mcl I Dg baei even at Ihc first ckb.. re- i it and clu
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    PENANG RACES.
    357 3 A Qood ECnl rv. (From Out Own Correspondent.) Peuang, i >cc. J. The following ate the entries for the race meeting oexl week. PIBST DAT. Opening Stakes. i>i>t. mile. Friend* toss, Preopal,Boombah, Maori Girl, Ludwig, Lady Jaan, Hedonist, Cockato >. The Friar. GBOEGI Town I'i.vn:. hist, six f;irlongs,
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    LAND AND PROPERTY.
    970 3 THE 1914 MARKET. Messrs Powell and Co.'s Report. The land and house property market during the past year, particularly since the early part of August, has not been a' good one for all those who have been j forced to sell. With a few exceptions, the prices
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    A SHEET IRON CASE.
    592 3 j In the Supreme Court, yesterday morning, the acting Chief Justice, Mr L.M. Woodj ward, gave judgment m the action brought by the East Asiatic Company against Guan Kiat and Co. Shipchandlers of Phillip Street for damages $663, and costs of the action, on account of
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    HARIMA HALL.
    281 3 HARIMA HALL. Tlio Harima Hall cinematograph, m j their cbnu^e of programme for Tuesday night, have put on some exceptionally good films at ths first sbovv there are four good pictures, one of the Wild West type another cf the l ight dramatic variety, a very funny comic," and a
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      221 3 ROBINSON Col AGENTS FOR Suttons Famous Flower Seeds. Zinnias 65 cents per Packet Begonia 65 Gallaidia 65 Candytuft 35 Aster 65 Balsam 65 Petunia 65 Phlox Drummondi 65 Dahlia Single 95 Suttons Collection of Assorted Flower Seeds. FlO varieties, Price $1.35 per tin. Suttons Collection of Hardy Annuals. 24 varieties
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      727 4 co ar CHIYO Loodoi i i <p«ciui rat-* p iht two i: i roo steai HONQKONO MABU and MIFOI-r WAitr. 1 ROUND ttieU r.;.:,n ks tss wifwWffli wJth thfi Princtpat litneg md the TfansHlbcrian Railway. Passengers may travel oy Ra! reea Ports of CM In JAPAN free of charge. Fa«*eng»
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      362 4 j R r., |y| A trequc oi ist car;jo this Line vvili be run m the above trai b 5 ommenciiiji \vitliS.S.Cii;y of Sparta 10,0()0 tons 011 or about tith January, to be followed I>\ s.s. "City of Madras" 8,500 tons. on or about January 26th and s.s. Bloemfontem 10,000
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      517 4 j knt: 1••'' > oabins a-^ well as luxurious chamb 3ociaJ Hall, Library, Smoking and Ufa r rooms, a Barber's shop. Dispensary, and dark room Cor Photography, Laundry and Drying room?., a. folly qualified sorgeoo is attached to each Bteamer with experienced steward* as. All steamers tor Europe an now
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      316 4 Aden, Egypt, f4edi terranean Ports, Piymouth and London. For freight, puBf*e UMI farther information blddlv tO K.W. BUCKLED, OCEAN S.S.C'v \thr<A MUTUAL S. lv t ih- iJompanieh ■teamen US spa h-otn Lfverpool oofewardi loi fcheSCroft *nd Japan every week, and Erou .""toaD home wards (or London, ajnaterdana and L tn
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      425 5 'Xi-rF. LIBERAL COMMISS^N I »KERS. D ---.or. -1 I 1««1 c ID f. 800 COn I BEAD I Si iIIHOPMITI, L^:^T>^^ HaalMrw *Hen v tk Etongi «4 po t k Pol < mbaß ehal a t i ri kolia bama Eta m bj un v 1 CEiiS- iINSTI Ltd. j
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      574 5 iMERCANTiUEBAft: IF WL IQTBOIISEO aII.MC.CJO'J bJPJT/L SUBSCRIBED £1,125,000 CAPITAL FAIy-bi J -!»kSERVF FUND £tf£ i 3OARD OF DIRSCTOBS R« Bi*i j Chairman. l i. 1 1. MelyUl Simons Baq. J. Mairi. Efl 81l ;r. id Yu^. M. Ryri< Chief Managei iVrcy MouM i. bond d afanag r ,j;i-,. Btenarl Bag.
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      484 5 BSTABIiIBHAO ifiB?. Polleles are "V/ORiD WEDB," u»B" Oiainiß, loauw, cash-aarrenaysa, els. »re promptly Bettlc;? by tho a6r..>7il Agocia bir:{?apore witiho;-* <ihe delay of sa'eveue^ I Head Office, The Reserves iov proceettaa of Poiiry uu^deira are over £a, 630, 000. Tae Afiocuats are Bapertiß&d cy the Uisoi inru Deu&rtmoat of thf>Oj»D.adlaa
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      380 5 fj ON s >j jg /,T* v7*i £>-* r x ■IS 1 y i^^' *h 4& •..> I AT BA I "LARG-E SB] 01 2 'Jj r^ s d Bats, Baps ulc. J ARE STILL LEFT. I PAR] S, q rue iv^2j^ Sold b> o.M Chemists. FAR EAST OXY6EN& ACETYLEnH
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    DOMESTIC OCCURENCES MARRIAGE.
    45 6 DOMESTIC OCCURENCES MARRIAGE. Tennant Willai k. f>n Christmas Day, lat the Presbyterian Church, Pennu^, by the Rev. Wm. Cross m.a J. Hall rsNNBWF, jM. B .Th B. acting Mede< al Oiiic* c Kuliru, South Kedah, to Plorimda, daughter cf Jamws j Wallace, Lisadian, t.. Armagh.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, December 31, 1914
    1941 6 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, December 31, 1 914 acre ik»U the Pres* tr r>aople'l tijhc canted. Unawcd by influtr.c- and uubr!b*d ky pd t- j M«re patriot Truth hn^ f i pr«c«pa fMsarf la Rfllgirta. *-j/f uj «o>d Law. f I. the Government of the United States, by representations
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    179 6 Tang Hong I oh was fined two dolli es m the second court, yesh rday, for picking oysters off LL... wall of the Lagoou Doc*., and so defacing the cement wall. The second court mnfrfrfr^fo ynntoijajf sent Neo Hye Chuan, a bollock cart driver, to prison for 1 I days,
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    LONDON RUBBER WIRE
    50 6 SHABE MARKET IMPROVING (F^m Our 0M OnfMpMiC^l Londfjfj. iJec. 3d l'.ukit Kwjftnß pays fk homhl interioj six per c«ut. Trol a p«\> tea pec There i* now nonii(Urmbli for rubb»f ihMM ,na thfl J, buck. Export ii now pgrml»«d t HQ( liubfcia bni .supplies Ml npj log.
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    PENANG MASONRY.
    40 6 At Hrn IfMonic Ensbdlatioii c retnonroi Monday night Mr I;, i-.. M i; M l. wa installed m Master of LoJg< V\ ales. Than mtlMfa :!t, 1 ,a..nr f aud Mr Adan.i, BubmiUed th I new W. .M
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    The Nestle Milk Cargo.
    46 6 a tetegnun raosta Aft tba- thi Dutch Court* h* ve given m fjvuur of tta &fl >i isc Milk Co panj m r: purd to tha cape concorni-i •ar^o o ihipe lati ladies porte. No faoanl ay. me* or lit reloiiding e^j.ei^
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    ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL.
    180 6 The toting Colonial Chaplain rt Next Sunday, the 'J i ,rd of January be©,, pppo j ;.<,:..,. Kit Ifajeaty King Oaoeje 1 MaDayol special Intercession. Tnai.,-. am Memorial m Donnactioa wkh the war. Special S< rvi.-. hAi i■ with tba appro\iii vi Bu Excellency the Governor of
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    147 6 i ;i > «.>>[ OPTBB Fkknch Con--OBNI M.. Plaiig, December 26, 6.20. 'i ue FreucL S bondi are at francs 71.78 on December t9tdi they ITBM v.l We continue our advance Ml Urn of Lombaerteyda we are at pee* the foot of the dunes win-r the enen.>
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    165 6 lie .1. S. !>awbarn, Inte of lief tbct:y and Coy's staff. Penang gran: i I a conn m the Lei.-. Bten di i B* <a'. Further el receiv. [Borneo Co., Geaerii kgi Co.. gti ag BnftiiA md by side I ton I W. Dan ndar of the (kM ua I
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      165 6 N. FOB ALL NEW YEAR FESTIVITIES HAVB V I tpUJNCQ^I y li J I 1906 t, IfV" "1906' MAGGREGOR CO. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. **V I f3 i "JOHNNIE WALKER" c fTnioiVia i JKtir^"^ E WHISKY FOR ALL Vi IT t IMj ljr\l3tiLj. 1 unequalled m popular
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      62 6 cr LAMBERT co. OKCHAhD ROAD. The Only Studio m the Colony producing Refined Photographic Portraiture of Artistic Merit and Technical Excellence. Likeness and individuality, the most valued qualities m a Portrait, characterise all our work. Our Studio is m charge of Mr. H. N. Buckeridge, a British Artist I of
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    MALACCA PRIME OF WALKS RELIEF FUND.
    337 7 The Committee beg to acknowledge i receipt of the following with thanks. Previously ackoowleSged &6.96JM6 Collected bi Mb Tan Soo Hock.Tan Hoon Hin ...UOO Tan Tiam I L »c k 6 Choc Boon l-'oo j J Chi Sim i beng j() Lim Kong Im
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    BRUSH WITH THE ENEMY IN EGYPT.
    273 7 COASTOUABD PATROLS' FATE. On November 20 Captain Chope. of the Bikanil Camelry, aud Egyptian Lieutenant Mohauimed Anis, with twenty men of the Bikanil Camelry and twenty Coastguard camelry, were patrolling between I .ire el N'uss and Gatia. At seven m the morning Captain Chope
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      219 7 r-^ j^^ie^ I; -c; w.: naacr-r-.T"— na n iwitt- Especially YSklu^bl: after P.Esiiiaria j or Enteric. Ei tlsion is i the Hi i< ■ml.me of 1 tomai b and I a pi Donnal uui gr< tion and n itriti >n. At the mi ifluen ral v. have bad p v
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      11 7 Chronic Chest Complaints, For Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is. 6d j
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      449 7 LUBRICANTS BPECIALLY PREPARED BY THE HENRY WELLS OIL Co., at SALFORD, ENGLAND, for use m the S.S. F.M.S. CYLINBEAR S For working parts of Gas Engines large or small. MOTOIL k> A For air cooled, and water-cooled Engines running at high speeds MOTOIL "W For water-cooled Engines, and Motor-Car bearings.
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    WAR STORIES.
    1185 8 Gki:man Shabpshootebb. Let me begiu with eorne of the lesser incideuts. There is, for instance, the locally famous sniper of one of the Welsh regiaents. If there is one thing that the (ierraan sohliei: is beginniag to be adept m it is sniping. He has learnt many tricks,
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    PILGRIMS T JEDDAH.
    382 8 PROMPT ACTION y THE INDIAN GOVERN.ENT. Safe and Speedy :patkiation\ Delhi, Dec. 15th.-v communique states As there has b Q some public anxiety m regard to Indi pilgrims to the Hedjaz, His Excellency fc Viceroy considers it desirable that th«"ollowing facts should now be published Some twelve
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    LOANS TO SELF-GOVERNING DOMINIONS.
    95 8 A Treasury Minute just issued states that tbe amounts required by the selfgoverning colonies to meet expenditure connected with the present war and to obviate the necessity of appealing to the London Money Market are estimated as follow Canada 112,000,000, Australia .£18,000,000, New Zealand i.'j.2, r
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      180 8 fILSENER BEER M "GREAT AUKS HEAD" BRAND (Bottled by W. A Ross ft Brother Ltd.. Liverpool) SUPERFINE BEER OF BRITISH BREWING m $13 per case of 8 doz.. Pints. (GUINNESS STOUT I GREAT AUKS HEAD" BRAND 1 $13.70 per case of 8 doz. Pints. $12 per case of 10 dozen
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      123 8 LIKE OIL ON THE WATERS I Dike the quieting influence of oil poured on angry waters m a storm. Little's Oriental Bahi. calms and soothes the tortured nerves, j (j ipa the excruciating paius and bids Sciatica j m».l< ase its hold on the sufferer. Little's Oriental Balm has been
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      311 8 Health for Infants An Officer m lie Indian Medical fanict says I GUIDE FOR MOTHERS FREE "<■ ate i rw,- and pud free, on receipt f a c i: g the same tin of Benger's B Food you can maintain a healthy S man or feed a baby." S jj
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    EXCHANGE.
    48 9 (COBBBCTBD UP TO Dec. 80). Bart 4m 1 2-4 7lf demand 34 9-W Private credits 8 m/e 2-4| India, T. T. 175 Hongkong, demand '2t°' Yokohama, demand 116 Java, demund 14l| Bangkok, demand 66 SovKRKiGNS. Bank Buylrg $8.54 Bank of Lugland Rate 6% Bar Silver London yy,
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    PRODUCE.
    155 9 Dec. 30. Tin (200 tons so!d> 171.:* Giirnb.i-r 7.49 Gaiuuie. Cuba No. 1 <jjQ6 (Hti biet be No, I B. SO Pepp< i .'r.ck oniia. Spore bujert 17.50 Pepp t Whit fait) buyeis... Zx.QQ Nutmeg HO to the lb.) 11.00 Natmegf 80 tc Uie 1b 2/.00 I Mac [B
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      104 9 FOi CARS lit W"^W v R P OWNS i_ yji BUY WEARNE BROu |ngapore kuala m I SOLE AGE^OH, PENANG. <.^.. t aKgearniM—i ■ia M- S. fi do not wait, as only a limi es, order at once; -opies were printed. The Singap*, s ROUGH DL r1915 Publishers: FRASER LIMITED
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      293 9 Mobiioils ik A GRADE FOR EACH TYPE OF MOTOR." OILS THAT LUBRICATE MOST." FALSE IMPRESSIONS. So many automobile owners labor under the impression that one oil is just as good as another, and that ail oils come from the same barrel. This certainly amusing. Buying oil from a merchant who
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      542 9 Shipping ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. FOR PHILLIPPINES. The s.r. CITY OF DURHAM, is dne here from New Nork on or about the sth January, and will have prompt despatch for the above ports. For particulars of freight, etc. Apply to, McALISTER Co., Ltd., 31-12 Ag ST"5 T" "NANYO
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      12 9 For Oliildren'H Haokio^ OoqgL at Kight, Woodh Crcut Peppaivilat Onre, It. It.
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      324 9 I LATEST ARRIVALS. Date Vessel' h Naae Flag A Rig Dec. 29 CarlyJe British lien Alder n Chowtai WakamatsuMarn Japan I>ec. 30 Han Hong Leong liritieh IKnka Sri Muar Sampit DuteL Vau Goens RmM American CLEARANCES. Dec. 29 Kitano Mara Japan Ora British m Lady Weld m Emilo Dutch M
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    HOWARTH ERSKINE Ltd.
    966 10 ANNUAL MKKTIV;. The ancnal meeting of this Company was held yesterday. The ChaiMoan said There is nothing m the Accounts calling for special mention, and they are simple enough to be understood without explanation, except perhaps I should mention thnt though the full audit fee is included
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    BARLOW'S PRICES CURRENT.
    441 10 RtTSBBB. Singapore, 30th Dec. A steady tone was the feature of today's I auction-, when some 1 1 'i tons were offered, j and price! realised showed but little change from last week. Ribbed Smoked she^ti brought the highest price of the sale at 1114. Fine Title
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT.
    209 10 Singapore, December 30. The quantity of Rubber on offer at the Association Auction sale held to-day was J smaller than for some weeks past. The ■ale opened quietly and demand for most grades was throughout somewhat slow, prices being much on the same level as last week.
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    82 10 In the Ist magistrate's court, yesterday morning, a Eurasian named Stephen Hell, who, up to September 1913 was m the employment or the P. W. I\ at Sarawak, was brought up by Detective Inspector Miller, on a warrant isaiied m September 1918, charging him with criminal breach of trust, and
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    KAMPAK TIN MINING Co.
    494 10 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING. The second annual general meeting of j tho above named Tin Mining Compnuy, j was held at the Company's registered offices, Gresham House, Battery Road, at 2.30 yesterday afternoon, when there were present, Mr. A. D. Allan (Chairman) Mr. j G. A. Derrick,
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    STRAITS TRADING Co.
    110 10 An ordinary general meeting of tho above named Company, was held at the Company's Registered Offices. No. 11 Collyer Quay, at noon, yesterday, when the statement of accounts and balance sheet for the half-year ended 80th Sept. 1914, and the reports of the directors and auditors, were
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    138 10 Messrs. McAli&ter ami Co., agents of the Elleimans Hall Line have just received I cable advices to the effect that the City iof Sparta, 10,000 ton 3 has been substituted for tho Trentham Hall, the former being a much larger and faster steamer. j She is expected to
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    92 10 In the District Court, yesterday, Leh Chee and Lam Chum, two Macaos of Chop Lin Long, of Robinson Uoad, were charged with the theft from a dwelling, namely No. 40, Robinson Road, occupied by Lee KeeChin, of notes, silver and cop per, to the value of *2,186, a great deal
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    ST. JOHN AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION.
    453 10 EUROPEAN WAR FUND. The comtuitte of the St. John's Ainbul■mce Association gratefully acknowledge ihe following further subscriptions. Amount previously acknowledged $991.50 Major General Reade, C. B. 10.00 Lifit No. 9. Collected by Mrs F. A. Lowe. Maausseh Meyer ...^^o lion. C. W. Darbishire 50 Hou. Tun
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      230 10 OUR BONUS ON THE TWENTY YEAR ENDOWMENTS WHICB AXE KATUBINQ 56°10 OF THE FACE VALUE OF POUCI SUN LIFE A c s oT P r Y E OF CANADA &J. HOWE, Manage, s Vlay we von patticular^ t. I-- M v*^B HBv f dJ% 808 BBu I^B r^l if^r FAMOUS
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      44 10 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES. Sunday, 3rd Jaxuaky Johnston's Pier at 9, 10 and 11 a.m., 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m., 12.15, 3 and 5.80 p.m. Diving Competition. This event will take place after arrival of the 10 o'clock launch.
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