The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 April 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TE.N CENTS SINGAPOEE, FRIDAY, APRIL 2, 1915. NO. 8,40s
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    213 1 A report from Amsterdam states that the German Yser J ine bns heeu broken. Many German troops have parsed Gbt-ur. going eastward Page 4. Tbe bombardment of the Dardauelk-s forte baa been resumed I'a^e 4. Russia's campaign in tLe Caucasui proceeds successfully, more large eaptorefl of ptisoners
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    ROUMANIA AND THE BALKANS.
    1111 1 When Etoumania comes into the war bbe Allies will i<iin half a million ex-rt-ilent soldiers that can be thrown into the field. Important s.t- that is, of far mote Importance is the fact that her Hdhefion will cloee tbe onh gap in tbe hostile ring that
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      397 1 S 3^ J®s !Hr B ORCHARD ROAO. Singr.pcre's Premier Theatre. ORCHAR3 KOAD. L/?Sf TI^O PERFORMANCE. THE PIONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE-BEACH ROAD. SECOND SHOW, AT 9-15 P.M. XHAhLlfc^ illlWlil 3110 Ac lHlLLltui i i a VIGOROUS and i'jWERFCL DETECTIVE DRVM\. With thetr Powerful London Dramatic nnd Comedy Company of n" mi ua
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      193 1 LITEST ADVERTISEMENTS No photographs at pconalgatioo cf [sentences Prfge Xo'.i^e to r r; 1 1_- d civilians— Page 2. Caveo i^h \'iiia to let Page 2. Sago Luni? property for s:ue Pace '1. Portable steam engine offered— Page 2. Trams atij the military cevics P'ige 4. Ratz's t-ock<— Pa^e 5.
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      102 1 THE WEEK. i Friday 2 d R%h W)'i.:,r-il-:9 a.ii. 113 p'Jl, Qovi F 1 l.v. Bank Boil ay j 3rd H /h \Viiffir- O-titn N 1 ie 1 f R agapore Free Press. Elowitt-PniHlp'*, I'all-idiuuj. **\fh Wh'hi— > .I' 1 nm. P. A O. Outwßul mail expected. E Bter BaJDday.
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      582 2 .YOUR KIND OF HKADACHE. 1 i The hi adache which in addition to the pain i eiTt a the impression f a tiph<- band shout the head, ia caused by n rvons cxhanst or. It is a Wesstnc in disguise, becanse it gives warnIng hat you are exhausting your supply
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      675 2 SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED FOR THIS CLIMATE. VERY SWtET POWERFUL TONE FROM «^<^*J C-iSil. THE ROIfINSON PSANQ OOMPAKYi Notices SPECIAL CONSTABLES. All Bpecial Constables aie rf quested to attend tin Military Borrice ai Bidadari ou Saturday n :.t arrhFtrg at the- Cemetery oot la 1 1 than 4.80 p.m. Baiges must be
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      606 2 i Notices NOTICE. Tbe ppblio arc toftfped that the taking ot photographs doting the Promulgation of s-em--6HCBB on Mutineers la positively prohibit d f.ny offenders will be prosecuted aud their Cameras colli (.ate A THOMSON Major, Provost -torsha!. 24 _-4 SIKGAPCRE VOLUNTEER COFPS. Al! Civilian*, who have not as yet
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      514 2 I Auctions AUCTION SALE CF Valuable SS9 years' Leasehold and House Property, Situate £t Hcgo L?ne. Singapore. To be beld at Fcwea: k Cog Sa.e rccm Cn Tuesday, 7th Jpril, at 230 p.m. Three pieces f and gftnateat Ii jo Lati Bingapore tot-aiatea ?»8 pq. ft. compxi ed [in iLite"
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      344 2 I To Let I TO LET FURMSKED. The comfoitM.Y snd pleac Btly titaated I raaideno« »iowd m Cavena^h Vi'!a Cavti Bead Gai er Uid on Entry Ist I applj to FCWELLi TO BE LET FULLY FURNISHED Budl i| ei itfooa B ni^, Bt.tbjiuji. t j.. bc 1 DoDIM AHSON: I
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      544 2 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. ST. ANDREW S CATHEDRAL. Han:. Holy Communion. 7.30 a. in. Holy Communion (Choral). Bymns in. 550. Bt9 and I-.'. 70 30 am. Matm> Clioral aid Address 11-53 a. :u. Ely Communl n. Hjmna 184, itfand 87. 4 v Children's B rrlce. 5.^0 11-. Featrral Evenfong ard Bi
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      367 3 ,jj /<S*rf K. 4 JWmiH k L' /jU V fS y« v^ BMlmWni N-^^^^W^ J tMMkjw^wm MM M fstliudil B 0 Q r p i a o Sw^^^ brcb A L b I^o^^ i $1,450. PfJUfJ lj4s Over 800 in use in S.S. and F.M.S. Put wings on the FORD
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      34 3 SINGAPORE SMRTIN6JBLUB.'j THE SPRING RACE MEETING' (UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING) WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday the IBt2i, Thursday the 20th, 5 and Saturday the 22nd of May, 1915. 1 j i
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      497 3 Special Condition Regarding Divided Races. In all D vitled Handicaps for Horses or Ponies. entries will be divided by the *-andicapper itro as rusny Class sas advertised, an i each i Class will be separately handicanjed. The' Ha^dicarper may. however, with (he consent of the Comn irte^ a vid° the
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      307 3 I u A GRADE FOR EACH TYPE OF MOTOR." I -OILS THAT LUBRICATE MOST" I A PLAIN TALK ON CARBON DEPOSIT (Continued.) Unfortunately, the more the layman tries to comprehend carbon deposit the more he is bewildered. He reeds authoritative guidance. Equipped with the experience gained from our authorita- tive
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      780 3 PROGRAMMED f FIRST DAY. 1 Tuesday. 13th r.lay, 1915. r 1. THE OPENING STAKES-2-45 p.m. Value $600. A >e\ ic^ "Kace. A liauiii^ap c fot- Hirst's fh it have not won -takn above 1750 since isc January 19 I. Tbe iuut t.», be offered for sale at a >-ta'ei ia'ue
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      55 3 ENTRIES CLOSE at NOON on Saturday, the Btto May, 1910. In all races the advertised Second Prize will only be given when there are five Starters the property of different owners. NOTE The attention of owners is called to Rule 123, which makes the hour for Scratching 5 p.m. on
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    The Singapore Free Press. Fjriday, April 2, 1915.
    1402 4 The Singapore Free Press. Fjriday, April 2, 1915. At id tervals throughout tho vrar,particularly at the close of I;<st year, and again at the end of six months of the war, many were the estimates and stocktakings of the entire war situation. Mat y of these v. err very able
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    872 4 Wake- up! Yci'.r kiotj aci counliy 1 Deed you has beeD placarded on ft hoarci tig directly overlooking Blackburn Cemetery. Our if-cruitinc HL'^uta teetn to be leaving no fctone Batumed. '1 In the rej)ort of Taj)iL Babbet CompttOf the Dfime of Mr Plswmei was fireo ftsj BeeoodtDH the ippointmeat of
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    GERMAN LINE BROKEN ?
    278 4 GERMAN LINE BROKEN MOMENTOUS REPORT 7RGM AMSTERDAM. Right Wing's Plight [Bf Submarine CabJ**]. London, April Ist. The Ammrd Hi v\ .-paper rieamscbe BU t-ayfetbhr it is aetsfstent j rhmimml that the a,:.. broke tl.! inr.-nan v -i-rl;ue TL. Qtawm m said to hevej suffered e;t\ loaves, nr..: i great mI
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    THE DARDANELLES.
    55 4 Resumption ot Bombardment London, H ecjsj so. An k\ th-u hsnaan i 0 ;al re rti laf I aal On 4tlfed ieeti v.e re mmed the bom >aa Is< otef th< lai »t->: airmail an n Banoitring Amsterdam, M^irch 31. I From < pist stats tl resumed the
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    A KINGLY EXAMPLE.
    90 4 His Majesty snd the Liqucr Qiics: adoi March Bl i gin a letter to 1 thai i:< t that cotl Dg ssil rigoi bs will fcuccet-' Itb tbe gvav< sal n armameni tm tot 'j ism argdj Asm I drinl rl I I delay in the cc:
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    PATRIOTIC PUBLICANS.
    30 4 Prepared to Ma Sm London. Had chan a of i thirtei iai in an inter 1 reasons liei I public goc &ii Th trade ws I svery was
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    DEARER GIN AT IPOH.
    39 4 uul meeting of tL> Mr E. T l. t stf Mito Oi.t ;n:.- tht i:< high p old -.tJ Ik dk en i tui cot tun,; too iue imif w ffa *bout 260 P6I ct-nt.
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      255 4 I I J Wilkinsons A TANSAN Jjl Natural Mineral Water \jyyjr CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co. i COMMENCES TUESDAY, 6th APRIL LASTS FOURTEEN DAYS ONLY HAS BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. WATCH THIS PAPER FOR FULL PAGE ADVERTISEMENTS OF SOME OF OUR LEADING LINES. NO CATALOGUES ISSUED. ASSURANCE. By the Hon. WINSTON S.
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      63 4 SINGAPORE ELECTRIC TRAMWAYS, Ltd. Military Service— Bldadarl Cemetery. SATURDAY, 3rd APRIL, 1915. The public a-e inorxned that on Saturday, the 3rd April, between tl e hours of 4 and 6 p. to. the Tramcais from Fafflw Potel ou the Seiaogoon Route will iuu as far a-> Macpheislu Kcad cnly. The
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    GUNS FOR STEAMERS.
    377 5 DEMAND CF BRITISH SKIPPERS. 1 Wrath at Falaba' Outrage. [l\j SuNnarine Cable]. MwmwtTt Skbvicsl L idOB, M^rch 81 The Secretary rf tlie Mercantile S&arine Associatioa say.-* the FAlaba outrage has aroused the steionaioal I mercsmtils saasters to BTOaffS IBM d it iptsia Davis. They aVtsaand gain la
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    UNCLE SAM AND THE PIRATES.
    208 5 I Britain's Burning Resolution. &m Tock, Match 81. The Globe says g< i::ie .r.ites were humane compared witk (icriaaca. ha*, che United States ■toil warships la outcbatd them. I Evening Sun says German prowess Is a nto thai ci i.'up'ain Kidd and othei ■yets oi
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    MILITARY DOCKERS.
    90 5 Ccvemment's Enlistment Scheme. liflailon. April I.— The Government ii order to fad! I i rking al the docks i: enlisting: tki nVjckew oadai military law \Mth um:-.. paj and an additional gna nntccd ■Biaimiin wage ol iijs weekly OvartioM will p«M >x:ra. As an ex ,t: tl r-r^:
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    PRODUCE PRICES.
    13 5 I/HHJOB. March 81. Rubber 2s |d, Coconut oil Ceylou atlodt 45J.
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    180 5 TURKEY'S HUNf.RY ARMY. A £curce of Disaffection. [Bj Submarine Cable]. fi*rjTi:ir& Skxviob. Terwdos, March 30. Scarcity of food is I dissffectiog the Turkish Army. A party} of revolt aftJnat the Young Turks has' been formed among the officers. Captive Kcbles from Przemysl. London, Match 80. The Pizemys-1 pri-
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    IN THE CAUCASUS.
    212 5 Russia's Successful Campaign. Liban, March 30 Fifteen houses were hi: in the recent attack. Petrograd, March :'>! T.e r .mn.uni- «ays: The Russian can ugo in tbe j Caucasus i> pcoceediog snc< 'ssiully. Tbt- > Rasaiana are advancing from Borchka along the Chorok rivec od ali-o from
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    TROUBLESOME TRIBESMEN.
    74 5 An fcdian Expedition. Simla. Ap.l 1. A communique says:; Ten thousatl frontier tribesmen assem* bled with i view to attacking Fochi. Consequent! at dawn on Match 26 two squadrons jb cavalry, a mountrd battery, a battalion c .fats and Sikhs under Brigadier Gecei. Fane with tbe North "Waziri
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    IN S. W. AFRICA.
    56 5 .ernian Camp Captured. Ca^eown, Mar. 30. The Fourth mount' '< fed bffiade has captured a German camp| at Tlajeen. fifty 1 liles north of CTkamas. ■•vr.!a uanticics oi supplies ammunition, j .1 estocfa as well as twelve prisoners. Ourasualt es were one killed, two wound i
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    BRETAIN'S INCREASED REVENUE.
    57 5 ondot, April I.— Fbe Revenue for th.e finocial year was £226,694,0^0 showing ,a net ncreate of £20,451,188. The 8 p ncip t increases were Customs £3,212 >' CO, Excise 22 722,000, Death Duties 1,028i 00, Income Tax £22,160,000. be on y material decrease was in stamps Lo€
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    THE CASUALTY LIST.
    43 5 Lasdoa, March Sl.— Killed. Lieut. W. if. Fletcher, R.F.A. R. Gelderdoomerve.l Wounded. Captain 11. G. Roberts. 4tb. j Sovch Lancashire.- 2ud Lt:. H. W. Rasa; R. fc. 2nd Lt. If P. Selby, Suffo'.ks Second Limt. V. Tiut&liavre. King's Liver pools.
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    MARTIAL LAW.
    526 5 Pron uleation of various eentencea on men t «he sth Light Infantry for participation, in varying degree, in the recent mutiny, took place outside the wall of the Criminal Prison yekterday at 5.15 p.m., in the presence cf a large number of the military forces in garrison, and
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    A BOMBAY WAR PAMPHLET.
    215 5 The Allies Just Cause, The attention paid by tome leading newspapers in Britain to the patriotic efforts of Mr Cassamally Jairazbhoy to enlighten the masses of India, by means of pamphlets in English and the leading vernaculars, as to the righteousness of the allied cause, is
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK,
    735 5 Qmioqttid Afmu) fc«mloM m&mls: «ci foi- JO LibeliL JUV2NAI.. An extract from a Scottish correspon- i dent "You will be surprised and a^batnJed to learn that many thousands of \onr coiiDtrymeu here are patriotically doing their little bit for the country by standing idle on strike.
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    169 5 The no:!, meeting of the Band o' Elope I will be a social jit the Hind Home, Mr. Sophia, on Wednesday April 7rb. at 4,80. All members ace invited, aud any others wishing to join are welcome. "Which is the first and most important i Sacrament asked a Sunday School
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      223 5 NEW BANJO RECORDS. WHICH OLLY OkKLEY HAS MAD2 FAMOUS ON ID in. D.3. Plu;b Label Ml jO? Vkk tf^% 0^ w% Uncle Johnean (Pap w.rt.Mb R f Rweep'd [n'ermeexo (ftubmn) Bl). aSataavM: I wo- top iPeno) (78t. i Whist.iug riufu^ (7t). p, j Qaeea of Parlesoae [It i i- asiiiec
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      917 6 KONINKLMKE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2— s, Collyer Quay. •^UfSKES Baw*,->n, Sourabay-*. Pandjermasin. Stagen, Kotn-Haroe, Saiuariuda, Donggala and Bahk-Pap»u with traash pmeat at BanJjeimasiu to p a -ir Apr 2 ¥an Dmn Belawan De i. A P r *De Giieve Faang A P r a •SiNGK4R\
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      571 6 Shipping ELLERMAN LINE. TO LONDON. s.s. "BRANKSOME HALL fl sailing about April 3 TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON s.s. CITY OF CORINTH sailing about April 10 For particulars as to rates of freight and passage money, apply to McALISTER Co.. Ltd.. MODERN HIGH POWLRED TWIN SCREW EXPRESS STEAMERS. > %l MONGOLIA
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      924 6 Shipping Shipping M. M. P. Sl 0 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES For CHINA JAPAN CEYLOH and STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAK! MARSkILL-S. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD Atlantiqne Mar 26 i Nera Aplll V nr fUJ-jo T anon D«.«^»,_ P, i Poiym-s.ea Api 9 uordiUen Apiti ror ttln a. Japan, Penang, Gsyito PZrLest-.-imons Aui 2< AinKzone
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    HUTTON'S MARKET REPORT.
    393 7 HUTTON' S MARKET REPORT. Manchester, Feb. 25, The recent developments in connection vith the war have had some effect on the natket, and values of the raw material mve shown some decline although yester Jay afternoon at New Yock there was a sharp recovery, futures closing 9 to 1 1
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    GREAT OIL DEPOSIT IN CANADA.
    251 7 Sufficient to Sirr.'.Y the WORLD FOB 2,0(0 \IAH.. According to a Lriti6h geologist, l>r T. (>. BußWorth, Canada contains in the 'tar bauds 1 of Northern Alberta one of the largest and no4 vnluable oil dtpo6its in the world. lie t-ptnt practically all 1914 in
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    DHINESE LABOUR.
    219 7 FOU THE pHLLIPPINBB. Dr Wu Tinß Fang visited Minila receDtiy. »nd on beiog ioterviewed oo his return to Shanghai be said he wa6 much impressed by tbe (net that the iclandd are sc little cultivated that thp people have to import practically the whole of their food supply.
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      175 7 j BUCHANAN'S I vWw *V r\ wWwl I C ,^^*w^ >^*^^ ml ijf^^^i Sfm Cl ii JIjLJI. Jl j ALWAYS THE HIGHEST QUALITY tv. c- nrT rn"Q S*rc^s h^ld tv BUCHANAN Co. at their EVERYWHERE. I Batu Caves Portland Cement Equal in Quality to ANY Cement upon the local Markets,
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      53 7 i-o 1 ei frlKs some r )lkn cry, They ure U'V^r bnppv qn«* lo f<+ t. they dou't kimw wuac they want, For no bin^V ever li^lit. Bu* oiih tbiiiiibt' iso »<om«» Ah; be njibt »i d»y I'm >nc, Is ih»T thtie'B Lotbirg iu 1 fe so go d A»
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      431 7 BlHlßM^^gffliHiirHiHHllgM|^£l»Hll ■H bill 'ti JTv> LL2 i Indigestieii B Inriit'f^rion is largely due i:> a deb;li:a:el cnnditi r. rf ;!ir stor.iai'i. gBM B*g rondit. on the stomach is unab eto di^e-t food ti: s <\;raot the n. JJJJ y^3 frnm :t. Therefore, the food lavs :n tiie s: irh and
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    WAR ECONOMY IN RUSSIA.
    804 8 Russia, judged by appearaDCCß, is fcononucally It^e LurC by ibe war than the three otber great Cootinental belligereuttf. Neither in Petrogcad uor in the pioviucial towns which I have visited, writes a correspondent of the Westminster, are there signs of any Ferioua dprangeTneut of business. Again*;
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      214 8 PROVISION FOR THE YOUNG EDUCATIONAL ANNUITIES remove one of the chief anxieties a married man with a family has, namely how best to provide for the education of hts Children, the expenses for which reach their maximum when Hie Children are from 14 to 20 years of age. These annuities
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      97 8 Why remain iu misery with digestive I trouble when a reitam alltviative or ibat heavy, over-lcadi d feeling i.s at haml in Woods' Great Peppermint ure. The. taking j of only oue do« s will pro\e itK va ue to you. J-old by Dispens ries aud Ktores throughout] Settlemeuta and
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      549 8 +s|jfyß^* 3 C. &B. English soups mm. Mao*- in a «r aii ni- j>£& BLACKS M M 4 30 Varieties All Delicious t The Cuisine of one of the finest chefs in the world available for your table. $jg Crosse Blackwell Guarantee these Soups i 1 bTk'ovi t0 be made
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 9 Corrected up to April 1) Paak 4ms 2-4 732 demand 2-4 1-16 Private credits tin 2 4 19-32 j India, T. T. 174$ Hongkong, demai d 21% Yokohama, domai d 1 14 J Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 66^ SOVBBEIGN6, P.K&i Buying %H P4 Bank of Bneliuni u*. e
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    PRODUCE.
    158 9 April 1. Gamb.er I 7.75 (iambior Cuba No 1 18.00 Gambier Cube No. 2 9 0) Pepper Black ordrn. i^'pore 24 .'j.:> Pepper, (White tiv.r' 89 50 Nutmegs HIO to fp ib I 21. G0 Nu'raegw 80 Do U e Jb i 82 CO Mar« (Bu«dti» 83 00 Cloves
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      694 9 j E ONLY LIFE INSURANCE COHPINY REGISTERED IN THE COLONY. LARGEST PAID-UP CAPITA!. Of INY EASTERN COIPAKY. g PROSPEROUS and PROGRESSIVE. I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. I I HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old? Jewry, EX. The Company has £20.00C d^DOsited with the Supreme
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      494 9 CHARTERED BANK cf India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ®0?U CHARTER. ■"AID UP CAPITAL £1,100.000 9SBSRVS FUKD f1.500.000 Seierve Liability of Proprietors «»1W,O« HEAD OFFICE H, BIBHOPBBATJS, LCKDOH. B C A.GrKNCIh:S Ab'D BRaNCK£3: imntsat Hocgkcng Pecans Bar.gkcS Iloiio Pntei 3ata7ia Ipoh Rahgooa Bombay Karachi Sai^oc I Cakntta Klang Sertruhan Zanton
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      544 9 HONGKONG AND BHANGHII BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-OP CAPITAL $16,000,000 RKSERyE FUNDS Rterliutf £■1,500,000 at 2s.- |18,000,000\ n nnn Silver »18,000,0C0f •as.noO.OCC Reserve Liability of Proprietors— 118,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Eon. Mr. D. Landale, Chairman. W, L. Pattenden, Esq.. Depcty Chaiimaa. S. H. pod well, Esq. P. H. Koiyoak, Esq. G. T.
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      367 9 mm INSURANCE GFFStE, Li Hongkong. C^PiTAE, SUBBCBlbit,u «5.60C.00U.U 0 Amount Paid-up 500^000,0 i RK3BBVB Fund c Marino Risks at Current Kates, Boustead Co., Agestp. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE le. Ltr, Ac ~ir£^Tircißßi«s: 7fOOCOOO Insurances effected at races of ytewim whloh will be found favourable tothelaaore-" Patarioo Slmois A Co., Ltd. g^;. An<4
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      233 9 MASSAGE HALL Mr. FUJITA, Mrs. HARU, Miss AKI JAPANESE MASSEUR AND MASSEUSE No. 239. BENCOOLEN STREET. Telephone No. 1467. Singapore Cold Storage Go., Ltd, Near Entraood to ftorseo iapf. Telephone 102S. Sea stocks of all kinds of Frcs en Meats etc., can he delivered to shipping at the Wharves, or
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      89 9 WEATHER REPORT. Kar.Jsrg heibau Hospital March 31 9 M I P II 9PM Bbrom. S'J &h 29.912 29.788 19 661 Temp. *7.0 f 0 5 Bl Wet Bnlr 'I be*. EO S 18 Dlr. ol Wind BE 6E Qahx T:iue ball", rn Fcrr f'annirq and Mount Faber drop daily at
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      403 9 LATEST ARRIVALS. List of vessels in port at 11 a. to. en March 31, 1915. British. Name Date of Arrival Remarks Eburna March 3 I Will o'the Wiep March Bl iL.in.-r Raids Giang Ann K*ki Evtnm H ve L^onp <> iptitaliuch Oiuer Ko\ds (iijlcoudn No. 2 Wharf Hermioue April 1
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    THE MUTINY TRIALS.
    1291 10 The General Court Martial was occupied nearly the whole of ;eeteidaj in the case cf Sepoy Taj Mahomed of C Company, who was charged with joiuiog in thu mutiny, and being one of the party of mutineers who, on tbe afternoon of February 13th. brck^ iu:o the
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    SPRING RACE MEETING.
    365 10 There was a thicki>h bank cf mist on 1 the far side of the course yesterday when the hordes came out for training. Nothing! ie> as yet being done hut slow exercise, the; majority of the horses doing twice round 1 slow with perhaps a little livening
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    MALAYA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION.
    161 10 MALAYA FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION. I A general meeting of the Malaya Football Association was lu-M sit the Malay Volunteer Club on Wednesday tue 31st March at P. BO pm. There were present ■Messrs M. S. H. McArtbur, R. J. Farrer, S\ed Omar Alsagoff, Irnaiu Mohamed I Basoff, K. K A. Ahnssd
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    96 10 We crawled np tbe very muddiest com mnnication trench "wot ev(-r was.*' Bach tirre one dragged one's lpg out with a "seloop" (aud it was a real effort to do bo) one lurched up agiinbt the side. One poor chap apparently gave cp the unequal coutoet with the u:ud, nnd
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    707 10 Marvellous has been the response to wishes expressed by some of the Christian Commuuity that there should be less gaiety on the day held sacred to the memory of the Death of the Divine Saviour of tne world. On this Good Fiiday we see not only
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    127 10 The outward ami the homeward S. M. X. mail steamers "Koniogin Emma" and Oranje M are due here today and tomorrow. The next homeward ami the. next outward French mails by the M. M. Kteamers l'«ji\ nebien anl Nera are due to arrive here ou tbe 9th and
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    188 10 The Hon. Treatnrer, Mr M. Morrison, i Mau»ger. Chartered Bank of India, An tralia and China, Singapore, h^fis to ■Cfcnowledge, with many thai k-. tie receipt of the following further contribu* tions Amount ac k oowl^dped 1^12,281.99 The Chetly (.'iwniiiunity of Singapore 1,00(1 STArt
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