The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 January 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. FEN CENTB SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 29, 1915. NO. 8,355.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    193 1 The report of Suugei Gau tin mine is given on page 5. Teams for a golf match between the K (I.C. and the B.Q.C. are given on page 10. A Turkish army is said to bo advancing on Egypt and lighting has occurred at B «^t Kantara
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    THE CAPITULATION OF PARIS
    1509 1 THE CAPITULATION OF PARIS January 29th 1871 The Situation Now and TBBK. Forty four years ago, exactly on the Bight of the 28th— '29th of Junuary 1871, I was signed the capitulation of Paris, which practically put an end I the Franeo German war. llesieged from the 19th of September,
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      487 1 DO YOU WANT A PROGRAMME SPRIGHTLY SPECTACULAR. HIGHLY DRAMATIC THE PIONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE BEACH ROAD. Ist Show 7-30 p m YOU SEE TWO SHOWS FOR ONE PAYMENT 2nd Show 9-15 p.ir THE GREAT ALL BRITISH PRODUCTION HIS COUNTRY'S HONOUR IN 3 PARTS. w. rfnlan.l eff.eii o British Feature o' c
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      352 1 r i ORCHARD ROAD. Singapo e's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. TO-NIGHT COMMENCING iT 9 P.M. SHARP. TO-NIGHT WHY BUSINESS IS GOOD BSOAUaB, We put on the Best Proframme ia towu (All New Films at That) wbich is changed Twice a Week. At present we Hold (he Lowest Stock of Films,
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      298 1 L IST ADVERTISEMENTS. 8 > of buffaloes aud milch cows Pa i s. i i ineon and Co. have a shipment of Ta i tulle cambric for underwent Page 5 81 ppiOf :K. P. M.. S. S. B M Apefl lino, Oj i S. S., and N. V. K. Kitest
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      185 1 rTHE WEEK. Friday 29th. tlißn Wate-- 8.-3 t»m., 10-47 p.m. L dge Kt. Mic->atl, 9 p.m. T.W.C A., Millinery. 10 a.m., English cla&s, v.^o pui. Bibl class p.m. Thaipusam, Rilvtr car procession Municipal Co.Liuis ion, J 0 pm. M. M. Homewa d mail kavts. Satirda} 20th H»*h Water- Mi a
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      76 2 DRIVING BELTS. Frequently considerable trouble arises through the right Belt not being selected and the drives not properly arranged. The OANDY Belting which is world famous as for its strength, durability and gripping power in especially suitable for this climate and is not affected by heat or moisture. The Borneo
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      170 2 ORGANS SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED FOR THIS CLIMATE. VERY SW^FT POWERFUL TONE. FROM 5*2 5 CclSllt ROBINSON PIANO i Mi'ANY. For Cuisine AND Cleanliness TRY THE HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR. 0. MULLER, Manager ESANOFELE Antl-Malarla Pills Sold Everywhere OBKATLY U3ED BY THE ITALIAN GOVFRNVJE A sure cure for MALARIA fevep Highly Recommended by
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      752 2 NoticGS FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCUTICN. MARINE INSURANCE AGINTS' ASSOCIATION. P is hereby rotifl< d tkmi thf ofTii'eH of Mem her* cf the ab. vo At sot iations will Le closed for the t»ai pa tfrn oMcsnnuKt ou>incs on the iOth JftLVSty, 191ft, beli g rublic holiday By Or^er. Df RRICK a
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      476 2 Wanted MUNICIPAL NOTICF. The Municipal Commissioners of the Town sf Siugapoi e require the services of a qualified md experienced Hospital Assistant for the [Lftctious Diseases Hospital, Moulmein Road. Falary Dollars Nine Hundred (W 1 0 per annum witVi free w furnished quarters. Successful appl cant will be required to
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      546 2 To Let 1 TO BE LET OR FOR SALE. A Compound House with Stable and rater laid on known a« No. 13 Race Louree oad. Apply No. 14, Queen Stieet. 29 i mwf 10 2 TO LET UNFURNISHED. Sentosa, Stevens Road. This commodious jsidence standing iu well-kept grounds, good iabling
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      489 2 Shipping JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., U EUROPEAN UK, a Bervice is. malut -i.u. /laiwrtsto^arH-, iUj.T mail oontrr.^t wi»h SJ? tH Japanese. Oovemnjeut. mnm Hteamors uiaintainiL L specially <h t q, j and B co,^*^**^ ire fitted withal U!1J !??'»I the safety and oomlori ot paaseaW^*^ throughout by elect :iUty, tbo
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    THE LICENSING LAWS.
    1985 3 lflCC gSSFUL APPBiL IN' ARMY AND v\\\ BAB CASE. AN INTJ.i:J>IINC .TLDQMENT. by Mr Justice i pie me Court, yesterM has an important bearing ainiinistritiou of the licensing Q tl),. Straits. It related to the of sim Soo Koon against the deci'o f th-' Lit; using Justices,
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      565 3 Auctions MORTGAGEES SALE OF Fourteen Milch Buffaloes, 2 Cows and 3 Calves TO BRJ HELD AT No. 12 McPherson Road Off Serangoon Road On Wednesday, 3rd Feb., at 10 a.m. FOWELL ft Co., Auctioneers. 23-1 3-2 SHERIFFS SUE. Iu the ran of A T. K. P. L. SOCKALINOAM CHITTY VBRBUB
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      420 3 SUPREME PATENT BEST FLOUR EXTRA SUPERIOR 1 m MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURED BY BY BY DAIRI FLOUR MILLS DAIRI FLOUR MILLS DAIRI FLOUR MILLS DAlRl^near MOUI DAIRI^NEAR MOJI OAlRl,near MOJI *p**% SUPEmORJ^LOIiR SUPERIOR FLOUR SUPERIOR FLOUR MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURED EY BY BY DAIR! FLOUR MILLS DAIRI FLOUR MILLS DAIRI FLOUR MILLS
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      117 3 NOTICE ts hereby given that Centr\l Ea^ne W irk Limited are the Sole Proprietors of the above trade marks printed burned pressed or stamped In either a circle oval oblong or square and used by them in connection with aU sanitary ware s^ld by them in the Straits Settlements, Federated
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    Friday, January 29, 1915. The Singapore Free Press.
    1111 4 Onmwe<* by ioflu:nc*. »nd a^hAai W? gait 5 Hace c»t'!ot Truth her gior'.rea gncnpto tJ&+ Ti»lr*d i* RftUsi-m. Lew ft mi Img* Although we have yet to await Admi. ral BBATTY'I Official account of the naval action in the North Sea, the
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    1207 4 Attention is drawn to the pictures in the Palladium programms for this even iug which are of uvery iuterestiug uature. Members of tbt> Malayan contingent who left Singapore on Nov. 23rd expected to start training h, Kti^'and on Dec. 30th. They are all lit and well. Mrs R. W. Pormby,
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      THE B.I.S.N. MAIL.
      88 4 TO THE KI'ITOIt. Sir,-lius,,, t ,sp, f ,p|,| u n to wonder if ilnre «Hk in our (h-.uth) Poti O fl Home mail K op B hy th,. 1() S iVuang to joint!,, I ;izilk ;*"»«> yesterday. The >!.,„ at I p.m. na.n.i, parture of Uu tra
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    THE NAVVY Mission SOCIETY.
    146 4 THE NAVVY Mission SOC IETY. The above mission 1- ilwtyi activ I work all over lh« .],i. i imon constructors of Public Woi year, for a number of >( t t<) B their appreciation of tl otiT M --on, Men oq Public W i hivejT gift of money to the
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    HAND IN THE GARDEN'S.
    38 4 A Vtval li.irid Ut pr»)Rrnnmie in th»> BoUnictl (i Sat ui il:iv at 5 p tn.L»' Kt-vf p«Bse Itl tSN I t :;j;iu* 1 \:Uvl (I'll alti F»un: ailli > Itarch d« Long< h rrogMl
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    MALAYAN COLLIERIES.
    132 4 An Oil* [A] Wi fa ;.r that thr i tars, the Hoa. Mr K u i- iitr.il SfMMgM of Kulw.os. Fox, t'jt Saaioc WmAmi of Kyre Ki t ny. the act inn chief RmiM BogiiMei f. OpeMhaw, tii*« Loom dtmr. Mi <i. C. Porfal, W*4 ilie Catitou of
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    248 4 Boey l.i.ui Oim Mid Lin Til the two OhißMt ii < f the X*oa( Vik Uanktiiß Co», Ltd., \%bo were cb«d iu the second police court lad week *»A rriminal Itiench of trust I ■gala brought up ynrterday luorniu^. nn.; K P 0 |ionunietu gtaßtad until 1 ball as before.
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      255 4 FINE ASSAM BLENDED TEA t m u j BLENDED Hlf "l^^illß PRODUCED fkom £&m mm IN the CAREFULLY BEST SELECTED WsSt TEA DISTRICTS VARIETIES A IN INDIA. TRADE MARK. MODERATE IN PRICE Special Blend 1 lb Tins E^ch 65 cts. 2lb $1.30. Flowery Orange Pekoe 2lb $2.35. Assam Souchong 2lb
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    THE NORTH SEA FIGHT.
    718 5 GERMANS BADLY HANDLED. Caught Near England. >'., SubmariM Cnble) BuftfYCu. 100, January 2M.~Tho Scotsman v of t)). 1 blttle in the. North Sea, nhninid from all Classes Df ihipi en^ged that the point üb»ie t':e Germans me| u,. hoars from the Bogltth yjjjg lr; i iluit
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    RUSSIANS ACTIVE IN EAST PRUSSIA.
    200 5 GERMANS REPULSED ON VISTULA. Austrians Attack in Galicia. [By Submarine Cable]. Km uk's Skuvicb. London, J.»u. 27. 19 p.m. A Petrograd communique s*\s: In the Pirhaleu re «ion la K.ist Prussia we assumed the offensive, and drove the enemy, often at t)i" point of tho
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    BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
    127 5 Our Share of the War. (Rl DTam'fl BPBdAL SBBYIOB.) London, Jan. 27th. A telegram from Petersburg says that M. 5../. mofl, speaking in the Duma, said that Britain was undertaking a burden far heavier than ever expected of her. Answer ing a question whetht r there was
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    PUGNACIOUS AUSTRIA.
    39 5 London, Jan. '.Ttb, a telegram from Amsterdam atatee that il is semiofficially declared In Vienna thut Baron Burian declare! that Austria will tefuse territorial concessions to Italy or to Rumania, ev» n if that means their intervention
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    AID TO ROUMANIA.
    39 5 London, Jan. 27th. Ai rangemente have been made with the Bank of England to advance to Ron mania five millious steiling, against Roumanian Treasury Bills, A Roumanian Finance Commission has been in London for some weeks
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    THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST EGYPT.
    70 5 Athens, Jan. 27. A Reuter telegrnm states that the Turkish ex Minister, I>jemal Pufeha, bus been appointed Generalissimo in command of tbe Turkish troop* for an Egyptian campaign. Three corns are marching against Egypt. London, Jau. 27th. -A telegram from Cairo says that fighting tojk place
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    MR HARCOURT AND THE EMPIRE.
    164 5 London, .Tan. 26. Mr Harconrt in ipeech at London said that the wonderful woi k of the Empire duriuy the war was acknowledged with the deep gratitude we Dai (I to every corner for its unexampled response to the needs of the Sfotherlaud There has
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    63 5 Echo from a training camp in Eng land Oat battalion bad only been In camp a week when we got the order to move off. Our humorous commanding officer, on parade, gave the order Move to FniDce in fours. Form fours! Right Quick inarch We hung about on the ship
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    IN THE WEST.
    487 5 GERMANS CUT UP AT LA BASSEE. Fine British Artillery Fire. i J'j Subiuarihr Cable]. RiUTti'g Skkvh i. London, Jau. 27th.— Reports from the frout eulogise the accuracy of the British artillery fire. They say that on Jan. 28 the Germans installed a heavy gun two kilometres behiud
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAM.
    189 5 By Courtesy of t»ik Fhknch Consul Gknkh \lj Paris, January '26, 635 p m. The French 3 per cent bond- are at francs 78.50. The Belgians have progressed on the front of Ysor in tbe direction of Pervyse (midway betwren Nipuport and hixnuui--' We have broken on
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    125 5 We Lave received from the Proprietors of liorlick'b Malted Milk an unusually attrnctivo alinatmc. A new idea is embodit d in this production. A date card for 1915 duoveahle iu months), acalendir for 1914 is on tho left and for 1916 on the right an extremely useful plan for business
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    SUNGEI GAU TIN MINE.
    907 5 Tho following is the directors' report to tbe shareholders, to be presented at the meeting on Feb. 6. Your Directors have pleasure in submitting herewith the Company's Balance Sheet, Mining Account, and Profit and Lobs Account for the year ended the 31st December. 1914. The total
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      239 5 Robinson Go. l||Bp TARANTULLE /jifl&i iHlb K&\ The neW cambrlc for Ladles v^v<*WpijKk and Chlldre B> undergarments. $^'€^.■ls'% spun Lingerie and Baby-wear f fjzx Tarantulle proves quite India V ligSS* pensable to all who once try It. Pure and free from dressing It Is HPA 1? AI^THPF TT TIT a
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      540 6 Shipping P. O. S. N. Co. SPECIAL STEAMER FROM Singapore, Port Swettenham and Penang DIRECT FOR Marseilles, Plymouth and London THE COMPANY'S S.S. "NUBIA" 5913 tons. 4500 h. p. Capt. A. B. Garwood, R.N.R. will be despatched from SINGAPORE on or ab jut 9th MARCH, 1915, calling at PORT SWKTTENHAM
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      497 6 Shipping ELLERMAWS HALL LINE. FROM JAPAN, CHINA, STRAITS, TO MARSEILLES, LONLON LIVERPOOL A frequent service of fast cargo and passenger steamers of this Line will be run in the above trade. The following is the intended programme s.s. "City of Madras" 8,500 tons, sailing on or about Ist February, s.s.
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      465 6 Shipping I MM. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES For CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON and MARSEILLES. BOMBWABD 1915 OUTWARD fambea .Tan '9 (hilt Jan 31 Cordiliere Feb la Atlan uj Feb 14 V. d*> in. (Jiotat Feb 26 Polyce«len lib 28 Chili Mar i Atlautique bi ir 26 For all paiticulars apply to J. de
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      451 6 STEAM NAVIGATION CO»p 4| For China, Japan, Penang, Australia, fatf*, Aden. I Mediterranean Porti pu^ and London Tbraogh WiJa of Lt«M C^-J Pet.!a n Oalf,C mmmmt m MAIL LINES HOMBWARD (fCR EO« From Singapore, connectinj Colombo with as Nubia 88 Orieutal ss Malta OOTWARD (K.u 'ai»,| ss Malta ss Nam;
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    A FRENCH GIRL'S PRISON EXPERIENCES.
    355 7 Just what life as a prisoner of the Ger in »ns is liko you may judge from a letter which reocbed me yesterday. The experi encea are those of Mile. Madeleine Henriet, a tweuty three year old girl, of Luneville, who was kept; for three
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    INDIA AND THE WAR.
    286 7 OPERATIONS IN THE RED SEA. Allahabad, January 6. The Aden correspondent of the Pioneer in a letter dated 28th December writes One or two anecdotes are passing rouud about the operations locally. One is about what happened at a Red Sea light house, of which the
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    A "BONNE BOUCHE."
    76 7 The proprietor of a Havre cafe, in his commendable endeavour to encourage nn ever growing Kritish clieutole," writes a soldier friend to mo, has started to print his menus in English. This was iha first effort of the local printer MENU. Fes. 3. Souo. Fish Entree. Joint.
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    SHORTAGE OF FOOD IN GERMANY.
    77 7 An Exchange correspondent at Copenhagen dealing with German measures for meeting the cutting off of supplies points out that the regulation of prices is powerless with an actual shortage of food and anticipates that the time will soon come when the government will be obliged
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    THE IMPERIAL CONFERENCE.
    53 7 The Central News Agency learns that despite the desire of the colonies for an Imperial Conference it is unlikely that it will be held before next year, if at all before the end of the war. Among the reasons given is the present occupation of General Botha
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    WAKING UP WELL?
    252 7 One cf the bi at signs of good nerves and clear, well nourish < d blood, is to wake np in the morning iast at the right ttme, without a thought of tiredness or disinclination to rise. If you wake heavy and headachy, with little desire to
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      66 7 The Handsome 1914 Models are now available. Painted Olive green with cream line. No. 79 T. 35 H. P. $2,300 nett. Upholstered in genuine leather. All fitted with Bosch Magneto and Electric -lighting system, can also be had with electric selfstarter $200. extra. Send for full particulars to Huttenbach Bros,
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      282 7 [bunga melor] V. RIOAUD PARIS Sold bj ill Perfuraen THE BANGKOK TIMES EST&BL.IBHED 1B87.) LEADING PAPER IN SIAM. DAILY AND WEEKLY ENGLISH AND SIAMESE LARGEST CIRCULATION. KELLY AND WALSH, LTD., Singapore Agents. Telegrams TIMES BANGKOK Renowned Physicians pNMfibt Grimault's Matico as the most active and at tho same timo the
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      236 7 PROVISION FOR THE YOUNG I EDUCATIONAL ANNUITIES I £t™°7 e ne °i the chlef anxJ etles a married man with a family has I namely, how best to provide for the education of his Children the I CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., LTD. I ?#SSS£i L ?SH Of c 5
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    FIGHT FOR A CHATEAU.
    284 8 An Incident at Verhei.les. Paris, Dec. 21. A graphic recount of fhe rupture of YenmOles. !bi) ini|ort«oc« of M^biclbhas been emphasised on b^verHl oecasious by, s our rorfMpondentP, is publibbt-d to night iu tbe Trmpe. The hattle was fou R bt out; fioin L(.u^h tn home,
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    WAR TRAINING OF TERRITORIALS IN INDIA.
    287 8 Orden have been issued by the Commander in -Chief In India reßardinß the wet training of Territorial Infantry la Ii ilia, which lay that battalions of T« rn '< rial infantry newly arrived in the U un try would ondergo cour6o of Iraining wbicb
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    DUCKS AND MOSQUITOES.
    171 8 An interesting contribution to the pro- ))]< rn of cheeking th« propagation of the mosquito ia furnished by Dr. Dixon, tlw state Health CommiMioner of Ptnntyl vnniii. Writing in the Journal ofiheAn •riema Medical Association. Dr. I>jxoii avers that the most relentless enemy of mos quito lifo
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    " A VERY HAZARDOUS TASK."
    66 8 A VERY HAZARDOUS TASK. Amsterdam, Dec. '22. I The Telegram! learni from Aix la JU I pells that leiteri haTS been received there to the effect that the Ncnddeutsche Lloyd steamer Aachen way some time ago I converted into an auxiliary cruiser, and E is now engaged on a very
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    MISSING WORDS.
    43 8 The military authorities have ordered GermaDS and Austrians (iocloding natu ralised subjects and British born descendants o£ the second generation) to leave SunderJnnd and the coast towns near the Tyne. This may, for the moment save the lit. Hon'bie Mr from
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  • Page 8 Advertisements
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      147 8 MY DEAR SIR It is absolutely impossible to get a j better pen of any description than "SWAN" The latest Swan ■is the Safety whioh oannot WUL leak even carried upside down (|T| Investigate this wonderfully Simple Improvement If j Sold by Jewellers, Importers, and Stationers. Bl I ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
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      559 8 Don't remain Weak, Anaemic, "Nervy," Run-down Get well the 4 Wincarnis' way the quick, sure ami safg way to new and vigorous health. It is th way— because the benefit begins from th-.- first win^ias^fni, and increases with every additio glassful. Th« S:ire way because it has n..w fiealtu and
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      113 8 r ""ST Messrs CHEE ENG SONS, CIVIL. NAVAL. MILITARY AND SPORTING TAILORS j >_2f ilu Managing Proprietor, uh. etved hli Irmti i v) «u b. rc oan Mr.ster-Tanor. Personally Cuts n J>m easuriu ptrficf BMtng with ti.o btoM West End 3 an* style. (Mialater't G*mM» ot Faahloa tu j E
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    EXCHANGE
    54 9 ICorkbctbu DP TO Jan. 28) Bank 4 in/s .2 41 demand 2-4 1-16 j Private credits Ben a 2 4 11-16 India, T. T. 175 HON&KONQ, 'JVM.fii.c 22 VoEonAMA, demand 114$ Java, demand 141 J Bangkok, demand 66t SovEBBiQNQ, Bank Buyir g >8 54 Bank of England Hoxe 6%
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    PRODUCE
    148 9 January 23. Tiu (225 tons) 177.25 Oamb.ec 7 50 Gambier Cube No. 11.00 Gambler Cube No. 2 9 00 Pepper Black ordin. fe'pore buyers 20.00 jPepper, (White fair) 86 50 Nutmegs (110 fco th*< lb 21.r0' S'utmegg (80 U. lui. lb 22.00 Mace (Ban da) 80.00 Clove* (Ainboina) f
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      1436 9 THE ONLY Lift INSURANCE COMPANY REGISTERED IN THE COLONY. U*fi£BT P4IO-UP CAPITW. Of INT EIBTERN COMPANY. PROSPEROUS and PROGRESSIVE. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old? Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20.000 denoaited with tho Supreme Court of England, and compiles
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      344 9 iANTON INSURANCE OFFI6E, Li Hongkong, KPITAL SUBBORIBBD »'i^oo,oUo. 0 imount Paid-up 9 000.000.v 1 tBSBBVE Fund •1.800.000.0ti Marine Kinks at Current Ratfia, Boustead Co.. Ago*?* ILLIANCE ASSURANCE Is, IU iCcamnlated Funds exceed £17,00? 000 FIRE A MOTOR CAR RISKS Insnranoes effected at rates ot ftetrln fhlch will be found favourable
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      95 9 It wms a fearful nliock to &ee Hi- look of pi in and aisery Hik cough it made the houses quake, Hla wife H>-e wept dißconnol&te, His children joined the mournful throng, And Bald, We won't have father long." But all is changed, his life's Becure He's taking VfozxV Great
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      559 9 WEATHER REPORT. These Weather Telegrams are transmitted by courtesy of the E. E. Tel. Co., and coutain the observat ons made Ht Hongkong (HK.i Observatory, ai;d at Manila Observatory (MN.) The data are date and t our of despatcb tho Baromeitr reading (inches in HK., Millimeters in MN); Direction of
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      485 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vessels in port at 10 a.m. 00 January 28, 1915. British. Name Date of Arrival Remarks B. Hong Leong Jan 27 Inner Roada Kinta Carljle No. 2 Wharf Glenogle No. 7 Wharf I'.au Hin Ouan Inner Roads Hainani Jan 28 Circe No. 6 Wharf Lady Weld
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    SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB.
    2323 10 ABATEMENT OF BETTIX3. CAUSES IHG LOSS. The annual meeting of the above Club was held yesterday afternoon iu the Exchange Sir Evelyn C. Ellis creeping, Other members present includul Messrs A. D. Allan, A. Robertson, A. J. Scandrett, J. D. Saunders committee aud many members. The minutes
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    GOLF.
    284 10 K.G.C. v. S.G.C. A match is to ttikn pluce at the Knppel Makt on Sunday morning between teams 1 representing the Koppel ar d Singapore (lolf Clubs, of which the members are <K. G. C. team mentioned ttrbt) 9.0, 11. I. .Toiims and J. Kennedy v. 11. R L
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    RUMANIA NEARLY READY.
    185 10 London, .Tnn. 6. Paris. The Rumanian legislator, M. Dia Mandy, said in an interview, that in tervention by Kumauia was assured in the 6pring at least, when the necessary ammunition had been rec* iv d, and Hum I anian monitors would be able to navigate the Danube
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    121 10 The summons against Mr J F. Nonis in the District Court under the Baukruptcy Ordinance was concluded on the 2 1 at, and dismissed. There were several postponements hut Mr Nonis was never held to bail. Colonel Goethals, governor of the Panama Canal zone, states that the condition of the
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
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