The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 March 1915

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN cents SINGAPOEE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, 1915. NO. 8,382
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    143 1 The great rout of the Germans round Mlava is an important feature of to day't wires. One may expect to bear of im* portent results from this— Page D. Mr AEqnith has delivered anotbi rsplen did exposition cf the intentions of tb< Empire, lie has also explained
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    ENGLISH CUP.
    178 1 j Tba follow tog were the results of the Bflcood round ties for the Knglieh Cop, played op Jan. SOtfa I Chelsea tbe Arsenal 0 Norwich City 8 Tottenham Huts 2 QriOOfl- Pa: B. 1 [Leeds City 0; Sheffield Wed 2 PTol 1 verhpin. W 0 i Fulham
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    THE TREASORE-BOX.
    1275 1 A.I long as 1 can remember, a certain I bai stood on the table by the side of Mi, great*annt*t chair. Jt it- irerj boanti fn! box. of black lacqtxer it.iaid with gold, ttd wrought with quaint device! rfpreseating men aid tnimais. As children. on the days when
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      970 1 THE PiCNEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE-BEACH ROAO. ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore's Pramfer Theatre. GRCKARD ROAD. IO NIGHT SECOND SHOW, AT 9 15 F.M. Mi TO-NIGHT. EXTRA SHOW AT 8 P.H. USUAL SHOW AT 9 P M. TO-NIGHT. A Pom erf (il Mcdtrn Frolcc:ion M Here we ai lit wwe are. Here we are
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      44 1 LITEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Coconut Busk Fibre for gaie Page S. 7. il '/il EE Bahar at the Stor Opera Page l. it China and < >. S. S. tailings— Page 6. Capable stenographer wanted Page 8Casino and Palladium new programmes Auction sale ofthe Nam Yong Page J.
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      81 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday 3rd j fTf<*h WA'.«r- 1111 „.*m., 11-41 p.m. P. O. Homeward mail clasis. Dalbousie Chapter, 5. :0 p.m. H'.R'i V\ru_r 012 a.m., r -'*6 p.m. Lecture by Mr II Purkill. M. The 1 abbOT l.du-try," in Drill lUU. S.3G p ru, Hlgo Wa*flr- 0 4. am 1-91
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    CAUSES OF THE WAR.
    360 2 l>r. G. W, Prothero was the speaker at the first meeting of the Royal Historical Society in its new quarters in Russell square, held oa Jau. 21st under the presidency of Professor C. EL Firth. His subject waa "The Causes of the Anglo German Hostilities in
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    THE FIRST SUBMARINE.
    91 2 .'or of T la > father of S :ion'^ i ribed some i i the i favoured I i of ite b I j sting to i tb;>: in the] ing i and W likat I ightfl of bit.:- we have ■qom degrei oi Bsiog in the
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    PROCLAMATIONS.
    48 2 IN THE NAME OF THE KING. Arthur Young, Governor and Commander in Chief. Martial Law is hereby proclaimed throughout the Settlement of Singapore in supremacy of all Civil Authority. Major Thompson is hereby appointed Provost Marshall with authority to act. Dated this 15th day of February, 1915.
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    230 2 In the name of His Majesty King George V, of the (Jailed Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of the Faith, Emperor of India. PROCLAMATION. A. 11. Young, j Governor and Comuiandor-in-Chief. Whereas certain of the Indian officer?, non commissioned
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    MARTIAL LAW.
    152 2 By order of Brigadier General 1). Ridout, Commanding the Troops in the Straits Settlements, an Information Bureau lias been opened. The public are requested to forward to the undersigned written statements in narrative form of 1. Any events in connection with the recent outbreak in Singapore from the
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    PROCLAMATION UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
    130 2 Whereas it bas been b?-n::, r ':i to the notice of the Brigadier General Com manding the Troops Straits Seith n cn:.s t bat cert ain individuals ai e Bpr i ding i I rumours an I di scussing the ame < nil The ai ti
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      13 2 For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, Woods' Great 1 eppermint Cure, Ib. 6d.
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      34 2 w. j;. GABCIA, 119, Orchard Road. Pianos bought, sold or exchanged Qocd prices allowed or old instnunents. Cheapaat and bast stock of Music and small musical goods it Singapore. Piano, Organ Musical Instruments dealer
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      355 2 tfmmm^L e J l^^^^gg_i_iH-____fe^sy*T g _B^ m\W I I ORGANS SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED FOR THIS CLIMATE. VERY SWfET POWERFUL TONE. from $35 cash. THR ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY. Notices LOST Young fox terrier dog, pure white except for mark above one eye, liceme nun 1 ber 41 19. Findtr will be rewa
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      639 2 Notices 1 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Municipal Commissioners of Singapore invite tendt rs for tbe reft on Completion cf an Ex*eu_ion to Ihe hem ical Laboratory ac tbe Health Department of the Municipal Offl.ea. Drawings and Specification may beirspeMed and Tender Forn s obtained at the Municipal Engineer's Office during office
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      457 2 To Let ROOMS TO LET Vacancies at the Eagles, Killiney Road, Single and double rooms, i elephone No 147. For particulars apply to Mrs lumey of the above address. U-i uc TO LET No. 7 Cairnhill Circle. Apply to CAMPBELL* BERCSMA, 31 Kling Street. S** l uc TO LET Sea-side
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      335 2 Singapore Free Press MORNING DAliy To Our Readers. Daily, and is a hoar each mornin, l h^ki.J B_bflcrfb_f«'oo| les will he private residenci ;if prefer,, d..n rgOdoS Full addi^aaelai «W hvered __mU gi ki I RATES OF SUBSCRIPT One month $2 Three months s? Postage 50 cents a month extn
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    SHALL WE FIGHT ON ARMAGEDDON?
    1019 3 VjirJJJSJ or a QjUEAI Pno. KK<Y. fll Our Oan Correspondent.) London, Jan. SB. ighl oa Afuiefleddoii One sive battlefl of the present the dfldaivfl battle, may he 1 the mighty atroggle s I igfld with the Turk for jixl Ired jearfl. There is every we
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    TO AMERICA.
    335 3 four ce itboi toogut. is i urs, aod ia your v« ins Thr t »~rs the blood oi Boglisfa pilgrim as Lhe .oid ol kioship that ren:;*. ns M isl still make >:*:*i- to \oii oue rea. aa boadre- years siuce itrife was Betwixt oui oations and .air
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    RUSSIA IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
    121 3 RUSSIA I N THE MEDITERRANEAN. I! it! in Feb. 1 —A telegram from Koine' ?t:ite> th:.t tiip Corrierre della Sera, of Milan, i'i ;i ta der written with reference (d the 't cljt's iiiiide hy liui-sian ministers ir: tin: v i.ir::i ni.d headed Rauia in the Mediterranean." b»ji lb«* M«
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    YOU NEED A TONIC NOW.
    250 3 Almost everyone— mtn, woman or cbi'd— neecs a toni.; sometime*, especially at ibis time of y ar. We otten say that a man is lazy because he takes little ur no incere t in his work And seems unwdiing to doit; but the truth is
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    886 3 Issued by FRASER Co., Exohange and Share Brokers, Feb. 9th All quotatione of BteiMog Bbartt must te ngarred oe purely ncmlntl tor the present. Oaf. iseoa. Paid. r an Dit, sura&B. Sellers. 85,000 2s _s AJlagat 7i% 1 4j 17$ 600,0(0 1 1 Anglo-Java 3 0 86
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      887 3 Auctions MORTGAGEES SALE On Monday, March Bth, at 2-30 p. m Freehold land situate c ft' the 12 milestone Choa Chu Kang Road, area 81 acres, 3 roods at d Si Po'es comprised ia Statutory Land Grant No. 5671 sahject to the yearly quit rent of Sll. CHING KENG LEE
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      MARRIAGE.
      36 4 Hamerton— Case.— On February 2 th, at fit. Barnabas, Klaug, by th« Kev. D. Bolton— Charles Richard riAMBRio youngest Fon of the late ev. William Haraerton to Nora, daughter of the late Kev. Fredeiic Ca_e.
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      DEATHS.
      51 4 Youno.— On the ?4th January, at Oarroch, Dairy, Kirkcudbrightshire. JULIA CHRISTIAN, widow of the late JaSPKB Young, ci Garroch, Kirkcudbright-hire. On the 26th February, at the Europe**- Hofpit.il, Kuala Lumpu", J. O. PIR'H, f North Hummock Est-te. Kian?, eon of J. P. Firth, Esq., of Dulwich, England, aged 26
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, March 3, 1915
    2285 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, March 3, 1915 Whetter it is as a general result of tho con_iti__B produced by tho war, and the consequent readjustment and replacement of the Indian garrisons, or whether it lias been in any relation to certain recent incidents understood to have occurred at Rang
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    THE SITUATION.
    58 4 (Officially ccn.n There i« httle to n u *orthei captures were reported tod tic tracking continues formation has se pet heen roo, The gaaam_n Dee ral Co M and tim Court of K, sittings. lu feir H has been (send passible i cloaa oestod, ta«ndo.bted aod wh, rave
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    URGENT NOTICE
    155 4 by ord, ref Brig utfa t I H. Ridout. I Settlement Ee the mettet i I triil 0 n ?*Jf k K;ir n 1; <* Gi. Infantry. 'T^ 1 ab °ve_ at _ed Nates Karim j iiksh the evidence ss stlas was given (ur the defence by the
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    ROSSIAN TROOPS IN SINGAPORE.
    215 4 I RSTBRD HTe ft! ct il:i\ i.fter i. l>tbe |MU I ■Mfotai tit- i< ;t! pMn "aenc in t: Ipmsfim of the motiny aH Fifth Liftbl h.fai.tt- mil wss tixt j for iivt- bV kM ou tbe Esplanafletoi tbe ground wa-. M pre* British troops m
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      177 4 |g£ TT^OSS in every part of the N___f^ __i-^_: world isknownas"Ross." Jrafer^^V ..HL^^ Wherever you live if you ImH> SWw^_S|^v simply ask in plain M**yMl/5 ~~^P> fe This name stands every- Myl WVI ""J; where for Ginger Ale as ll^^^i^ lhe "Ross^family have j *fcift7.*v made it at their hygienic
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    THE GERMAN ROUT.
    445 5 DRIVEN BACK TO FRONTIER. Heavy Losses. [Bt Submarine Cable]. Kkctkb's Skb~ios. ti Mar. I. The crmimuniqi.e ceaeladed en Feb. _h thej a round Praenysr, defeating uotj ,vo armv corps which were i ro the frontier. Miens on Saaday morning began j the Germans defeated at I I
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    THE DARDANELLES.
    21 5 —It ir. Btated officially i tardane-Jei have a Strong north- rain mint, which would re flre and aeronlani oh*
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    LAW OF THE SEA.
    27 5 I i arrived thi reach Bag _meri The fi igating l j r■■ ernisera in tbe p. men for a i inch in.
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    TURKS AT JEDDAH.
    13 5 lab I ag I a i ent ions to the
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    THE GERMAN BUDGET.
    21 5 rbe Gennan hi: d ondred ami two ■..Mordniarv -expenditure. I Q ia maUa for the redemption IQ3, t
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    WESTERN FRONT.
    413 5 Good Progress. Paris, March 1. The recent operatioa at Beauraius, southwest of Arras, illustrates characteristically the mine warfare fight ing ou the western front. Artillery, engineers and infantry co-operated. The French losses were iusiguitlcant but the results are important. The object was to wreik tbe enemy's woiks, a
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    OBITUARY.
    32 5 London. Mar. 1. The deaths are record ed of Mujor General Brooke Chambers and Lieut Colonel Malcolm Her. London. March 1. The death has cecum d of the author Frank Rullen.
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    THE MARKETS.
    16 5 London March 1. Market prices nre Coppei h-K Tin l v^ Robber 2s. td
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    I. C. S.
    62 5 London. Mar. 1. In the House of Com mon.-. in reply to a question, the Secre tary for Indie said that he was not pre pared to propose the substitution of selection tor B competitive examination In the Indian eivil service. He had. however, granted s concession
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAM.
    164 5 Eti COUBTI I :HE Fl EN< G INSCL Paris, Feb. 29. The Germans liave rded the c .1 bed ral ol Rhi a made impo nt pi ogi iss in Champagne whet lave captnred two en! enched woiks, one to tbe north ol r to the north
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    39 5 The Palladium has received an i:i:u-u--ally laiftl stock bt new films BOme of which Bre featured for to Dlgbfc Besides these there is :t i;ew war map, the uavies of the woilii. new War Gazette, new Mas Linder etc.
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    OUR WAR BUDGET.
    945 5 TWO MILLIONS A DAY. Premier's Great Speech. [_>v Submarine Cable]. Khutke's Servjos. London, March 1. Mr Asquith moving the supplementary credit of thirty-seven millions and a fresh credit of 250 millions pointed out that tbe total credits ofthe; financial year 1911-15 was 362 millions, i that represented
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    LAWLESSNESS OF PIRATES.
    765 5 He then read a statement regarding German submarine piracy and 6aid the laws and customs of nations regarding attacks on commerce always presumed that the first duty of the captor of a merchantman is to bring it before prize courts where it may tried and where the
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    122 5 Mr M. Rex, Passed Cadet, is appointed to act a A asistai t Si < retai y to R isidenl Perak, Class V, with effect from the Lst February. Mr il. c. assen, Class i_ appointed to officiate as Assistant District Officer, Batang Pad aug, with effect from Cue ist
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      280 5 TOBRALCO I FAST COLOURS I NEW SHIPMENT j j JUST RECfcIV-D A FAST COLOUR Cotton Fabr.c in Whitc, Plain Colours, Stripes and l^^mi^: r) /ier _P*___ i_J_ —'cos lobralco* >i tmdxvashemmimm? PER YARD. ROBINSON Co __nmr r t _j_________________________________________b_B_____ Smokers of discrimination v 1 T 7 T7" -IC C* I&f^
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      959 6 s hj p p ry i KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, Collyer Quay. rWDF.K HONTRAPT WTTH THE N ETHEKIjA Nl)B 'NDTA OOVKKNMENT. a RBIJHEI Muntok and Palembang War 4 •Sampit Riouw, Prigi-Radja. Sapat, Tembilahan, Tjenako and Rengat Mar 4 •Singkara Tandjon.-Mengeidar, Tanj jDg Leidong. Berombang,
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      564 6 Shipping ELLERMAN LINE; TO MARSEILLES, LONDON AND LIVERPOOL. s.s. "CITY Of DURHAM" sailing about March 10. s.s. "BRANKSOME HALL' 1 sailing about April 5. To be followed by:- s.s. "CITY OF CORINTH I For particulars asto rates of freight and passage money, apply to ficAUSTER Co., Ltd., AGENTS. r_a_«ia_.^>;_;*gr__^ _-B-a___n__________aß
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      632 6 Shipping 1 N. Y. KJ JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAM LINE. A Berviee ls maintained between Yokohama rfn ports to Marseilles. London and Antwerp, inder mail contract with tne Imperial Japanese Government. The New _*w__. jcruw rTtnsmnrs __in ng this nretei iiuvt Deen sper.iaily designed and cen ßtre cted.
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      420 6 Shipping STEAM NAYIGATICN COMF^ For China, Japan, Penang, Ceyi M Australia, India, Aden, Eg m Mediterranean Ports, Plymoatfe and London Through B!iis of Lading 0I Coast, Persian Oulf.C LhJ Forts. -towtfa* Bteamers wi:; 1 ave Kinga; n t MAIL LJNI S Humewak: --•-'r-t.l, From Singp.pcre, cc citir<Colombo 1 ntfab 1
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    ECOTTISH LETTER.
    1667 7 iJFrom our own K^rrtipcnatni^ February 28. The Government's difficulties over the appointment of a successor to Mr llliugworth as Chief Whip have been solved by the promotion of Mr Gulland. This, for reasons that are pretty obvious, was not the arrangement which Mr Asquith him self desired when
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    DRIVING BELTS.
    79 7 Frequently considerable trouble arise* through the right Belt not being t-elected ;itiii the drives not properly arranged. The OA.NDV Belting which is worll famous mm for its strength, durability aui {ripping power Li MpeefeJlf suitable for this climate and is not ;:!;ected bv heat or moisture. The Borneo
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      518 7 ITHE ONLY LIFE INSURANCE COIPANY REGISTERED IN THE COLONY. LARGEST PAID-UP CAPITA* OF ANY EASTERN COMPANY, g PROSPEROUS and PROGRESSIVE. I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. I HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, 01d2Jewry, EX. The Company has £20.00C deoosited with the Supreme Court of England,
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      530 7 _B»«a_______Ma___iß«_M_i j HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-OP CAPITAL 116,000,000 RSSBHVB FUNDS :-> Sterling £1,500,300 at 18.- »15,000,000| SiWer 918 000.000 •33.000.000 I Reservs Liability of Proprietiors_ IIfi.OOO.OCO COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. D. Landale, Chairman. W. L. Pattetiden, Esq., Deputy Chairman. 9. H. Dodwell, Eeq. jP. H. Rolyoak, Esq.
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      367 7 t****M *W**m**m****W**m****l 6ANTON INSURANCE OFFICE. U Hongkong. Capital Subscribed M.ouo.ooo.t* 0 Amount Paid-up t «00,000,0* i RfiB_RVß Fund hi, .00.000.0 i Marine Risks at Currenl Kates Boustead Co.. At**).-**-ALLIANCE ASSURANSfc 60, u*. Accumulated Fucds exceed £i?,ooi 000 FIRE a CAR 8185$ Insurance effected at rates ol sremloi which will ttt*
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      213 7 For Cuisine Cleanliness EMPIRE HOTEL, KUALA LUMPUR. 0. MULtER, Manager f DYSENTERY AND DIARRHOEA, I BROWN'S SPECIFIC. To be had at the Singapore Dispbn- 8-ky, and ot MISB BROWN, Graesdale. River Valley Road, Singapore. V tt .ELESTINS YICHY TABLE WATER. Thi* most celebrated and Incomparable able water in c der
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      14 7 ■I Most Certain Cure.^f I Physician* recommend them. I Of all t hemists. KflH
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    THE SURGEON'S EYE.
    648 8 X ray Snapshots and Operations. Tbe immense importance of the X-rays in the treatment ot tbe wounded hus been made very plain during the course of the wur. Every hospital, wifchout exception, has its X-ray installation, aud, ks tbe correspond* nee in The Times has testified recently,
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    CANADA AND THE NAVY.
    279 8 An Intkrf.stin<' Rumoub*. Vessels of tbe Australian Navy have [already played a prominent part in the J war, while the New Zealand, a battle cruiser built at tbe charge of tbe Dominion of tbat name did good work in the Nortb Sea Battle. Tbe Niobe and
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      255 8 DRINK DRINK CARLSBERG BEER! THE BEST BEER OBTAINABLE ml^^^^^^^^ TO THE LATEST y^S^m^^^^^ METHODS WITH _>______ M__M_k __V__f _r_K_. **-»*V* aJS \_^*_r X^_W_fettftT^^ EVERY POSSIBLE CARE IN SANITARY RESPECTS. CARLSBERG BEER IS DANISH BEER. SOLE IMPORTERS: THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd. OBTAINABLE FROM JOHN LITTLE ft Co., Ltd.. RAFFLES PLACE.
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      49 8 If you are waking, call me early all me early, in- ther dtar If you do, of my recovery Yon really need have no fear. For it's doing me good air. ady, 'lis really a life renewer I I've always said it's the beet of allWoods' Great Peppermint Cnre.
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      221 8 o 3 stand in other words, I stand for MICHELIN TYRES AND ACCESSORIES can be obtained from ail the leading Agents. SAFILLMACHINERJ W. HAIGH GRUBAN Co., Ltd., Oldham, England 120 ft. 24 inch. LOGS-CUT PER MINUTE. NEW CENTURY— BAND MILLS. RACK BENCHES-SAW BENCHES— PLANING MACHINES. TSe BORNEO Co., Ltd., Singapore.
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      55 8 II g J ''>^K Z/*Z?/£S s>Jf£ /?£yJf£Z? I 8 \d: --v functional trcuble I I "^^fe^-. delay, pain and tlw. I I j| if^ 1 irregularities r^P f{//?**mm peculiar to V 1 AP]^"E CHAFOTEAUT /^:/i^ PAnifi MASSAGE HALL Mr. FUJITA, Mrs. HARV, Miss AKI JAPANESE MASSEUR AND MASSEUSE No. 239.
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      20 8 TO THOSE HOMEVABD BOUND J. CAMPBELL LA HAM Co., Court ft Hit I Tall6rl LONDON- V. Hr. B. G. DISS.
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 9 Corrected dp to March 2) Bank 4m s 243 16 demand 2-4 1-32 J Private credits Bms 2 4 1932 France, demand Baak 293* IHDIA, T. T. 173i Hongkong, demai d 22 Yokohama, demai a iui Java, demand 14 i*J Bangkok, dema-m; «nt SOVBBEIGNB, Rh-u B'tVtQfg 88 M Bank
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    PRODUCE
    154 9 March 2. Tin (323 tons) 180.25 Qnmb.er 8 50 Gambier Cube No 1 11 00 Gambier Cube No. 2 9 00 Pepper Black ordin. i 'por a 22 00 Pepper, (White fair* 88 00 Nutmegs (110 to ti elb I 21.00 Nutmegs '80 to tie lb 22.00 Mace (Banda)
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    LATEST ARRIVALS
    86 9 List of vpst els in port at 11 a.m. on March 2, 1915. British. Name Date of Arrival Remarks Fau Sang March I Inner Roads Glenfalloch Menelaus Wharf Ban Gin Guan Wilhelm March 2 Fork Saug Kuala Dutch. i Alting March 1 loner Roads Bmitirat j^ampit Sinpkep R.
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      146 9 _^ll_l_3_ll*^^ ■V »P?3ATMf<T TO H M KING GEORGE V 'Royal Household" SCOTCH WHISKY James Buchanan Co., Ltd. (London, Glasgow, &c.) with their affiliated companies hold the largest stocks of whisky maturing in Bond in Scotland, and are thus able to guarantee the continued excellence of this brand. Buchanan's Bonded Warehouse
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      374 9 Shipping MM. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES For CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD V. de la Ciotat Mar 5 Polynesien Mar 2 Chili Marl-. Ernest-Simons Mar 14 Atlantique Mar 26 Magellan Mar 28 Polyne-j ea Apl 9 Dumbea Apl 11 Emesc-Bi_nons Apl 2* Cordillere Apl 25 Magellan May 7 V.
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      127 9 BRCCATIONS Swelling of the knee oan md I Eload 1 "o, Pa. I was tho tag on the I*-.ee for r i". Q8 failed to i ient 1 on FOU I. i no relief whatever, I tri< I I and rt use of tha FELY CCIIED." is not a rara
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      329 9 NEXT MAILS DUE. From Europe.— Per P O. Nubia expected on Sa'iirday morning, the 6th inst. From Chini.— Per M. M. V. de la Ciotat ex pected on March 5. Per P A O. Malta t x pected t j day London Malls Despatched. Left Dae Arrived. Jan. 14 B^l.
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      224 9 CLEARANCES. HKITIbH. Vessel'B^Ndine Date of Clearance Zweena March 1 Hong Ho Aujou Perak Kaka Tara Circe Carnavonebire Auiberst March I Menelau6 DUT( H. Sioghawaag March 1 Ban \'o Soon March 1 N' iiv\\ f:<ia\. Profit March 1 MAIL TABLE. Intermediate and 1 caJ malls will be found In list be-low
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    SUMMARY COURT MARTIAL
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    98 10 On Thursday, February 25th. occurred tbe dedication of a new Chinese Methodist Church at Port Swettenham hy tbe Kev W. K. Horley. of Ipoh. A large crowd was present, tilling the building to it:' full capacity, aud the building itself was beautifully decorated with Hags. The dedicatory
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    F.M.S. RAILWAY EMPLOYEES.
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