The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 June 1915

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. IKS CENTS SINGAPOKE, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1915. NO. 8,460.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    217 1 Tin and rubber returns on page 10. The list of Birthday Honours has beeu published Page 6. Mr Chaplin leads the Opposition in Parliament Page 5. British submarines are active in the Sea of Marmora Page 5. Fraser's share circular gives details of the latest share prices
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    OUR NEW OFFICERS.
    851 1 Our long talked-of democratised Army has materialised at last and it bid* fair to be tbe most magnificent Army the world ha^ ever seen. Men from the prairie and the veldt and the bush from the 'Varsity and the Public School from plough and bank and counter
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      326 1 if you Grave for a Good Programme SEE THIS ONE /jLHAMBRA THE ??ONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE-BEACH ROAD. SI SHOW 7-30 to 9 P.M. SECOND SHOW 9-15 to 11 P M A POWERFUL DRAMA FIE REFORMATORY lIS 4 PARTS. M'h i:\-\vl\ stroac and virile Situations. Sensational, gripping, atttntijncom felling. THE MASTER DRAMA
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      252 1 ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. OWING TO THE ENORMOUS SUCCESSES AND REQUESTS Messrs. GONSALEZ BROS. la conjunction with the Palladium lilaaageuient have decided to exton.l their* Season for a farther FOUR NIGHTS, j T/5-NIGHT TO-NIGHT GRAND DOUBLE BILL: BY POPULAR REQUEST. Gavalleria Rusticana OPERA IN ONE ACT iMascagnt). IL Pagliacci OPERA IN
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      201 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS i Buy British Saoaphot, the great uer\e food Page 10. Music at tbo adelplti Hotel tonight Page 10. Auction notices re important furniture soles and Bale of spirits and Chinese liquors by Powell and Co. Page 3. Shipping: K.PM., Pacific Mall, Ocean S.S., and B. I. latest sailings
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      109 1 THE WEEK. ni^b Water- ;M5 a.m., 4 •">"» p.m. B. 1. Outward mail expected. Italian Grand Opera, Palladium. Hafttes School Sports. High Water -4 32 a. re,, 5 50 p.m. M. M. Outward mail expected. Ist Sunday after Trinity. Y.M.C.A Social Evering, 8 SO. High Water —6-0 a,m 6- 10
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    OUR PRIMITIVE FOE.
    483 2 It is a well koown fact in biology that the individual reproduce?, roughly or sketchily but still quite 'distinctly, the niantal proccSQOß of the race. The ordinary bey. fot instance, is to nil intents and purposes a Had Indian, with the craft and tastes, acJ. we fear,
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    THE MERRY HEART.
    290 2 BOH A »ES ALL THE DAI THOUGH An EwgiSali doctoral the front in i'rance sends the following letter to friends ai home We are having an exhilarating time, Usually the mention cf an ambulance train is associated with thoughts and expressions ot pity aud sympathy, but it
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    109 2 The D rby, the Oaks, and Home Rule came together in one of Lend Bandolph Churchill's best Parliamentary witticisms i«i itynine years aga On May 81, 1> :> himseli out to worry the Govern ;t > to what would be the pod tion UU, Bill were read a second time
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      804 2 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. lat SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. JUNE 6th. BT. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 7.30 a.m. Litany--7.40 a.m. Holy Conmiuulon (Choral). Hymns 298, 53-s 2*2. 9n a ru. Matins followed by Holy Communion. 4 p.m. Sunday School and Bib'e Classes. 5.30 p in. Everyone Sermon. War Hymns 193 27. St. MATTHEW'S, SEPOY
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      415 2 JUST ARRIVED. SPECIAL 5 OCTA VE CABIN PIANO ENGLISH MADE Complete Iron Frame, Fall Trichord, Overdamoer action, Tropical construction. A perfect miniature piano suitable for the smallest room or cabin. (Size cniy 3ft. 4in. by 3ft. 3in. by Ift. Sin.) Price $250. Net Cash. ROBINSON PIANO FIRST CLASS ENGLISH ECUCATiGN
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      534 2 Notices SINGAPORE GRSOKET GLUB. NOTICE. A Special General Meeting of the Members lof the Siogaporo Cricket Club will be held in the B. C. C. Pavilion on Thursday the 10th June at 5-3H p.rr. at the request <-£ the Comluittre for the purpose cf considering and if approved passing the
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      539 2 Notices LOST. Od May 23rd a bunch of keys. Fin3sr wii! be well rewarded on returxicg same. Apply Box No. 17 c/o Free Press. 3-6 10^ NOTICE. Mr. Archie C. Neubronner having left the Employment of Raveusway and Company has no authoiity to receive any orders fo Funeral Wreaths and
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      221 2 To Let aside bungalow at 1 Grove Hotel Ttnnls < telephone i. fitted t£th entry. A r ply to POWELL Co u b I TO BE LIT FUKfiJSHuT of j H??^. 1 11 BUNGALOW TO i I- It 0 Applj to AL! A^BLR bk'.NAilA. TO Iff li Jaly ITati aon
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    NEWS FROM JAVA.
    723 3 SADO STRIKE. ,fr Our Own Correspondent.) Weltevieden, May 29. ji of M* regulations sought tc a 1 ssdo and eb.o (two and four i .cles) drivers, by tha police, a organised strike took place on ths gi Sal VLmmJ and Sunday last, the ")'h_.d and 23rd which
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    20 3 The ,r Pad can unbend on occa- p d a review the other day lr Sl inh .'a K..M, 'nv._
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    901 3 I Qmcquid agont homines noatri est farrag llb f,V l JUVENAL. i The calendar now marks the entry c the planet Terra into that twelfth portioi of its orbit round the Sun that mortals a i present agree in calling the mouth of June t it
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      264 3 J m u rA Wi ff VA f\ [^_^__^_^j_^_^l^j^j^^^^^_^_^_^_^^l^^^^l p t:----^__fe__r'~e- v^> -v~, 1?1&T _5J? __<__«___. -•'^^^'..•"^^^c-JSPrt 7^ '•«_._.<? v %¥eliare. a *--**ni^4 I pfll THE AL^ ENB U RY?« FOODS being perfectly digestible and closely resem- l|§|§ .v^A^i biing human milk, give freedom from digestive ailments, promote sound I^-'^S.
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      498 3 I t^iBIWSSH_?r3^3^2___5?a__f5S2_3S ""^"TffTrff l *^r^-wttmWmiT Ij^2_?___H2_-! FOR THE Y _QP N g, I w.tvo-ti 1"*? ifpA* *w s ft? &fWTi > rwiw_n_ni _jilul.riIilii.iiL niiiiullliiv) remove one of the chief anxieties a married man with a family has, namely, how best to provide for the education of his Children, the expenses
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      681 3 -WWM-WWW 111 IJ. HU' IMI IM il.l .W .llll ■■-i—u Auctions AUCTION BAU OF SPIRITS CHINESE LIQUORS To be held at our Sale-room On Monday, 7th June, at 11 a.m. FCWELL ft Co., Auctioneers. 5 6 7-8 AUCTION SALE OF Teak Household Furniture, rubbertyred double ricksha, &c. At No. 39
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      BIRTH.
      22 4 Stables.— At the General Hospital, Fenang, on the Ist inst., to Mr. and Mrs. G. Stables, Changkat Estate, P.W a Ron.
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      MARRIAGE.
      33 4 Moller Lassen. At St. George's Church, Fenang, on the 2nd June, S. E. Moller, Manager of Simpang Estate, Simp any Am pas, to Chrisi iane Louise, daughter of Dr. F. Latsen. Copenhagen.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, June 5, 1915.
    1185 4 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, June 5, 1915. tfere ihaH >■ Pfi u th« People's ight .a..,' bj urfluence .in/ nnbribed by pun; B«r< patriot Truth ha gkxioui [aecepadaMb Pkify- to R Hk.i'H, L-ya!iyaud l*w. Tb'j War has begun, testo Lord KIT I CHE NEE, <ind that in quite deadly
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    955 4 Mr 11. G. Brayfi-lu (formerly of Messr Carmichael and Clarke, Hongkong) is not a Sergfc. Major with the Forces [a thi Dardanelles. A Dutch steamer picked up two Gtermai aviators on May lefc, floating ou a vrrecke<j aeroplane near the Nerd Hinder light- ship They were brought to Flashing, The
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    FATAL MOTOR ACCIDENT.
    58 4 A fatal motor Vlliev Wednesday ni R bt Od Lbe n car overturned and M l assistant to KnaU Sell d h^ 1 wa 8 killed on ti, J occupant and the n» with aAaking. rh. to, yesterday m KwOt Kun,. wa6 a brothi t of Mi
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    ITALIAN OPERA CO.
    65 4 La* itighftai Oiura Co. Dux... pie«i b Puccini v «>«• In Roma iJG V; ir •cseotiaily traf Mi providta* of itngar.. I Prfwlpal B^i« itt the stoTS I the iMt Mt HN I life iritfa i«i ftrantitic ri t tollow Lng Plotia Boh iaraa Sotrpia, b OoMMAas^otti
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    WESLEY CHRUCH.
    61 4 Tlli w« service at We,' 1 to morrow, «l Bg j M rMlg< J. I lU^pro For hra v,,,. i R. L. Bber, ran 1 bsAm i Hailing, .i. v. a Violin Sola S t Mr B Viohu 8010 .Mt Clehn i Bei f cp Evciaod. Fdandt are
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    166 4 Pane, June 1 Flu bondi are at fra:.> S 2.50. Yesterd. y. in ih« i.^ oi Arr&« program BtHBMM had es. To Aftf Mtl ras we o-.iprt-d h i rood Ql gl which turned to o\u ITtov tuird i Q Notre lume L of the Vosges we
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    53 4 A Md I i 8b rloek Holmesj a.\ L a Chii to L i\ hai house. >. the Mil bad bca uukuowu %ni Um floor. VluU mmnta to kno* height, with SCI i Bacceed lahangi^ Mr Sin From U KtiptM hfi b< m I I deep, caated by the i
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      135 4 CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co. Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants. NF A^AM Rl FNDF!) IliL rtJJril"! liLLliuLii TEA BLENDED HiK^r^M PRODUCED FROM |H^ ***** IN THE CAREFULLY BEST SELECTED HE^ TEA DISTRI CTS VARIETIES t .(gPm v IN INDIA. TRADE MARK MODERATE KM PRIDE Special Blend Ilb Tins Each 70
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    FALL OF PRZEMYSL.
    138 5 Bonun claims victory. Austrian Artillery Effect. [I>y Submarine Cable], |i Ja« 3.— A Correspondent Qtl Mil S&UM that the newly tortitotioni at Przemjsl were le ta resist the heaviest An* >- The Raaaians, as long as .Che double raihvay line and "the between I'r/enijsl and Leta q
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    RUSSIA'S BATTLES.
    349 5 Hew Przemysl Fell. ca P c:: >! Wiwili, the German to, with several officers. led or captured Lbe General'; General himseli was 'Jby battle on the Bzura -cly a diversion i HMHneatoiui decision rti which the Gee a i wen 2C -."> miles fr-.iM f :^e 8 --The
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    AWKWARD FOR TURKEY.
    28 5 uae -Official: a Irtish Urge German Bes q| Bfarmota yestarI Xfce Admiralty, in a kbal BriUrt M Preatnl operating in The t,, D .po,, wa,
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    NEW COUNCIL OF INDIA MEMBER.
    29 5 Sii Arnold V>'liiij- is appointed ii;eniber of the Council cl Ij;<l.a. [Sii Charles Arnold White Laa beta Chief In tiro of Madras Bince 1899
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    78 5 10-night Beea toe close o! the present season of the above named popular Circus, which, despite the many other entertainments in Singapore, ai present, has been playing to very pood houses. Legislative Council will meet on Friday next, the orders of tuo day comprising the following bills .—Third reading, Rtrgistration
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    MUNITIONS.
    197 5 LLOYD GEORGE'S APPEAL. f Cause of Russia's Reverse. [Bj Submarine Cable]. Riutib's Sebvici. UiCSirisS 1 tam meetin8 Ployer= aud Trade fcng ueerin Em!;iotunotT go s i atedthat Isev';,; set back r'rT had 6Uffere<l r v^:° r hundr^ thousand shells, added Mr £<,« George, were concentrated on the EESraSSS ™»J
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    PARLIAMENT MEETS.
    141 5 Chaplin Leads Opposition. Londsn, Jane B.— There was nothing very dramatic about the Orst assembly if toe Coalition Parliament Many new Minister* were absent pending the passage of the Bill abolishing the necessity for re-election nererthelesa there was much novelty in the appearance of Liberals and Unionists on
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    IN THE LORDS.
    156 5 Ths liclhn Union. London, Jaoe B.— The Boaae of Lords baa reassembled Rod Sir Stanley Buckmaster occupied the Woolsack. Lori Ciewe announced thai. Italy, by joioiDg in the war. bad placed AngloLalian relations oa a far firmer basis, even although Italian art and letters and •^eniu.s long
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    CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST.
    463 5 BRITISH AND FRENCH SUCCESSES. Advance Towards Zonnebeke. [By Submarine Cable]. BIUTEB'S Sehviob. Paris, June B.— The afternoon communique says There has been sharp fighting .norch of Arras. The French held their .captured trenches against violent coun- ter-attacks and stormed a sugar refinery at Souchez. The German
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    ITALY'S ADVANCE.
    103 5 Rome, Jane B— There is an official announcement that the Italians have firmly occupied ibe ridge cf Hontenero eeven thousand <eet high ac:o;« the Isonzo, six miles north- west of Toimino. This ia the most important i&hau success hitherto acd the first main .Austrian barrier of defence has
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    SALANDRA'S REPLY.
    186 5 j London, June 3. A Rome telegram says j that Signor Salaudra inado a magniilcent speech ia the Ball of the Capitol, la reply to German founts he affirmed that this was a holy war for Italy. What right had Germany and Austria to speck of alliance or
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    HERR DERNBURGS SSFE CONDUCT.
    32 5 New York, June 3.— The Allies have granted Herr Dernbmg a safe conduct to return to Gexmuny. He sails for Norway on June 12 in a Norwegian steamer.
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    31 5 Sanapljofl, which is highly spoken of by the Lancet and other authorities, is now on sale at the Dispensary, and as a British product of great merit should command ready acceptance.
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    U.S. POLICIES.
    68 5 k WILSON WORITS HARD. Drafts the new note. [Bj Submarine Cable] KIDTH'6 BBKVTOH. ishiDgfcon. June 4,— Prudent Wii««» thai tt. o^* B^ N ote "Crates voyng... The eh lp was uaarmed and did ""a on the seas must ba Moored by fc2V" «•»««<» of furtberco,. J -> wsponee
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    ULTIMATUM TO MEXICO.
    36 5 Washington, Jane 3-Presidenfc WiUon Lmted States cannot permit anarchical condition, in Mexico to continue indefinite\u>Jr > n the faction lead in Mexico to umM and organise a government ctherw.se the United States will intervene
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    BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
    320 5 I London, Jane 2.— To be Knightofthe I Carter, Lord Kitchener. To be G. C M Q |AmbaB«adorSirKennellßodd. TobeC mV H. L Duff, of Nyaaealand, and Major Bryant Honorary C.M.G., the FcJ ch Lieut Colonel Maroi* both for military BeryicesinTogoland; Mr Howes, Coilec tor ot Castoms, Ceylon; Mr
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    IN THE DARDANELLES.
    128 5 London, June 3.— The Press Bureau says that yesterday there was close ha:>d to hand fighting on our northern front in the Dardanelles. We rushed two saps intending to fill them in but heavy bombing compelled one party to retreat, the other holding onto its position between"
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    FRENCH VISIT TO CROWN PRINCE.
    50 5 London, July 4.— A Paria communique states that twenty nine French aeroplanes, between four and live o'clock in the morning, dropped 178 bombs, aud several thousand arrows on the Crown- Prince's Headquarters. Many bombs hit their mark. The aeroplanes were cannonaded but all returned safely,
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      283 5 KOBINSON Co. JUST ARRIVED A FRESH CONSIGNMENT I OF KING GEORGE, g*& CHOCOLATE BISCUITS CHOCOLATE ."MACAROONS CHOCOLATE MONTELIMART. )r ti XOO CMOKERS of cultured |if|^|Pl|^'9refe^!- |E^^r taste vvant no better iy o^ V\ c «carettes (&1 cigarettes than I ni^l^"- fTN^V S^ :^^?^^3 i StatC ExpreSS 5 li&^ \>^'' i
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      799 6 ~2Ship p I n g KOMINKUJKE PAKETVftART MAATSGiSAPPtJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. l >5K QQNTKAOT WIT^ThW^^HI^MDS INDIA QOVBIWMBWT. bang, Singkel, Baros, Si-Bolg«, Goanwng-Sitoli, Lahewa, W«ko Islands, Telok-Dalorr. Poeloe-Tello. Padang and Henkoelen June o June o I Singkep Moeara-Saba, Biirpang and Djamu I de KOCK Pontianai linfl J Sampit
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      635 6 Shipping "ELLEMMAN'' LINE. TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON s.s. CITY OF NEWCASTLE" sailing on or about June 10. TO LONDON AND LIVERPOOL s.s. NETHERBY HALL sailing on or about July 4. TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON s.s. CITY OF RANGOON sailing on or about Aug 8. For particulars as to rates of
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      440 6 Shipping M. M. 1 MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA JAPAN, CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 19)5 OUTWARD Amazone June 4 I Atlantique .Tune 6 Cordillere June 18 Poiypesien Jane 20 Chili July 'i V. Ciotal Jaly 4 Atlantique July 18 ilageiln.n July 18 i-olytf'sien July 8 Aut» 1 V. Clotat
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      283 6 Shipping STEAM NAVIGATION oOftf|H For China, Jap&n, ?e »i Capita Australia, India. Ador,. Egypi ModUerranean Ports, P]y,aaut^ and London Through Btttß c! I >f!*«ng i ~c f«r 7^* OomA, Ftontaa Golf, Cent ;n< c-3 nc»* Ports. Bte&naers wtll loavc Hingßpot-. one* »fcc t mail ion IfIHHMIHII I >'"-. From Singapore
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      482 7 I War or Peace, Famine or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Stog.pore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, OW Jewry, E.C. Ccm cuiy bas £20.00C det)OBlted with the SuDremefJonrtft#P««rtio«^ mu oapreme U)urt of
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      313 7 CHARTERED BANK 3f India Auatralia and ihlna. I>iC9RFGSITED BY SOi'H CHiBTER. B«ierve Utility of r ro? rt O to»a^ SJISIoS HEiJ) OFFICE l 88. B.SBSFS9ITS, LONBOF, B. 0. I AGiiSClica AND EBANCanSJ isr sssf—* ass 1 I eciLbay Karachi Bateon j vor.ttft Klar-2 BdrSmnan Oanton Kobe Hhaajhal own Kuala Lnsprtt
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      442 7 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING GORPOHATION. PIID-D? CIPITIL «15,000,0C0 EE3SRVK FU»DB Sterling £1,500,000 at 23.- §1^.000,000) oo rtl M Silver £8,000,000/ 88 .°^.«>C Rcssnrs LlablL'ty of P*oprie6orB.». 915,000,000 COOUT O? CIRKCTOKa. Hon. M?, D. Landale, Chairman. W. L. Pafctondon, E&^., Deputy OhaiTGias. 8. H. Dodwell, Esq. }P. H. Holyoak. E^q. a.
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      333 7 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. ESTABLISHED 1887. Policies arc "WORLDWIDE," UNRESTRICTED." "INDISPUTABLE' and "NONFORFEITABLE." Claims, loans, cash-surrenders, etc are [promptly settled by the General Agents at Singapore without the delay of reference to Head Office. The Re servos tor protection of Policy holders are over £3,(j>00,000. The Accounts are
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      189 7 APPLES. Now in Stock Australian Apples. OF EXCELLENT QUALITY. SINGAPORE COLD-STORAGE Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE, K. LUMPUR, IPOH AND PENANQ. PBINK DRINK CARLSBERG BEER! THE BEST BEER OBTAINABLE C^S* 4S/yi t%c/tw 49 \J IS d Xv/l X Cd e*«g t^* 9 f Jf^^^^^^^ TO THE LATEST rfffls!P&^f^sr METHODS WITH EVERY POSSIBLE
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    Mr ROOSEVELT ON THE PEAGEMONGERS.
    1035 8 A SCATHING LETTER. 11 Silly, Base, Cowardly." New York, April 16 —Mr Theodore Roosevelt, writing to a Washington lady, who recently asked his advica regarding the wi3dom of associating herself with the 1 Woman's Party for the Constructive Peace of America," sent a reply from
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      614 8 A A /K are used and com- £l^ &fg mended all over the (Ju4 L-rgj A 0 Always iM p|| i Reliable W iplj hi Cartrid .l< ided Manser io'd with Efcy Black and Automata ViwA*. Smokd Powdta /^iA\ e a is v r- r f-. vj' ■>■ 3 :':^j
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      214 8 THE BEST DRINK IN HOT WEATHER. L^fj I Large supplies have lately arrived f r om London. Oi ALL STOREKEEPERS. fn| V. RIGAUD'S f§ i| OF JfIPRH J 'i£ TOILET V/ATER l lWfr&&M Beu)cn L-^^vr dJw of imitations. \sw% 1 V. RIGAUD s, ruo Vivienne. 8 vr CL6ANS6 YOUR BLOOD
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      181 8 ill 1 ali-itc fnOU-#NOS GIN) j» mi > 4r ,oco fiC u Hot- "The Beverage that EenefiU" II !J im-rc!> ,v; mu 1 wm h !i f 'F 1 B t i < 1 i, fe Z:,;;, y f^J^ G F KELLNEB Co.. S^-«-^^^^ A. SCOTT ft Co LAMBERT AND
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    EXCHANGE.
    53 9 CORBECTED UP TO June 4) Bank 4ms 2-4 532 demand 2-4 Private credits 8m s 2-47 16 France demand Bank 295 India, T. T. 174f Hongkong, demaxd 21 i ?OKOBAma, demard 113f Java, demand 141 Bangkok, demand 86} Sovereigns, Rant Buying $8.64 Bank of BngHand Rale Bar Silver London
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1147 9 Issued by FRASER Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, June 4th. All quotations o! Sterling Shares must be regarded as purely nominal Cor the present, RUBBER STERLING) COMPANIES. Oap. Ibbos. Paid. Labs Di?. Bunas. Sbllubb. 85,000 2a 2a Aliagar 5% M 1 11 2 3 300,000 1 1
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    PRODUCE
    148 9 June 4. Tin buyers 879.00 Gsmbier 11.00 o*!«nbier Cub? No, 1 14.75 Gftmbier Cube No. 2 12 00 Pspper Black crdiD, 18.75 Pspper, (White fair: 86.50 Kntneegs (110 to tie 1b 21.00 Nutmegs (80 tc t\ e lb 22.00 Mace (Bands) 80 00 Cloves (Amboina) 40.00 Bali Coffee (4%
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      427 9 GUiNNESS'S STOUT GREAT AUK'S HEAD" BRAND. BOTTLED BY W A HOSS BROTHER, Ltd., ■LONDON, LIVERPOOL BELFAST. WHAT IT IS. IT 10 The Bottlers of the "GREAT AUK'S V -HP ftramiur HBAD brand we under AGREEMENT with GINUINE. "MB* ARTHUR GUINNrSS, SOM COMy* PANY, Ltd., DUBLIN, to bottle NO OTHER J3lg?|a
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      63 9 The Singapore and Straits Housekeeper's Day Book. Name of Article* in EngUth with phonetic cquaivaiu.! m Matey. Contains— Basaar Account [8% weeks), Cook's Cash Account. Bcei and Mutton^A-coount, Dhabie's Account, Summary of Monthly Bouse Expenditure, Tables Cor Calculating TVagts Due, Bazaar Weights and Measures, Fruits Indigenous bo Singapore* Ac. Price,
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      839 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vessels in port at 11 a.m. on June 4, 1915. British, Name Date of Arrival Remark! f Kinta June 2 Anjou Esmeralda Ranee June 3 Inner Roads Lady Weld Calypso Benrinnea June 4 No. 3 Wharf Bamora No. 8 Wharf Giang Seng Inuer Roads Hong Wan
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    St. ANDREW'S HOUSE CHAPEL.
    1170 10 On Thursday afternoon at 5.15, the memorial tablet of St. Andrew's House Chapel was laid, the ceremony being per formed by H. E.- Brigadier General D. H. Ridour, cm c»., General Otlicer Command ing the Troops, S.S. His Excellency was received by the A. D. C.
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    KELANTAN NEWS.
    185 10 A REBEL CHIEF KILLED. Kota Bahru, May 27. Haji Mat Hasssan one of the leaders of the rioters who is known as Tok Jauggut on account of his long grey beard was killed in a small encounter on the 25th in=t. In view of his claim to invulnerability
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    THE BIGAMY CASE.
    132 10 The Hokien, charged at the Assizesbefore the Acting Chief Justice (Mr L. M« Woodward) and a special jury, with bigamy, was found not guilty and discharged. The case turned on tho observance or otherwise of Chinese marriage customs*. It was necessary for the prosecution to prove that
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    S.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    62 10 The Committee of the Singapore Cricket Club have decided to bold the Spring Lawn Tennis Tournament. All events with the exception of the Championship Pairs will be coutested. The entry sheets b:ive been reopened and further entries may be made up to Friday the 4th, June at
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    PRIVATE LONSDALE.
    57 10 A Canadian Warning. Amsterdam, May 2nd. The Frankfurter Zeitnng pleads for the commutation of the sentence of death passed on Private Lons dale. Ottawa, May 2nd. Mr Hughes, Minister for Militia, is reported to have said that if the Germans shoot Private Lonsdale the Canadian Government will make
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    189 10 Northern papers announce the denth of Mr H.D.S. Parkbill, which took place at the General Hospital, Shanghai. Deceased, who was only thirty eight year6 of age, will be remembered as chief engineer of the Shanghai Firo Brigade, with the members of which Lie was very popular. He left the Municipal
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    FRASER'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    429 10 Singapore, June 3. Since our last issue of the 6th May, the general tone of our Market has conti- j nued satisfactory with a moderate amount of business passing, confined chiefly to Local Rubbers. Sterlings remain some- j what under a cloud owing to the Home j
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    CHINA AND CONSCRIPTION.
    174 10 It i6 reported that a few doye ago China's Minister of War submitted a memorandum to the President, embodying a plan for the adoption of conscription. The Minister pointed out that the pro parations for the adoption of this system should cover three periods. The first period
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    QUEEN OF ITALY MAY LOSE HER RIGHT ARM.
    119 10 Los Angeles, April 18. That Queen Elena of Italy may lose her right arm as the price of her heroism during the eurthquake in Messina in December, 1908, was revealed to-day in a letter the Queen wrote to Miss Irma Guthrie Wright,
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    112 10 The "Kashinia Mam" from Europe is duo from Colombo on Monday afteruoou and will sail for Hongkong Japan on Tuesday. Lim Lnn was charged in the second police court, yesterday, with wilful trespass at the Impounding Reservoir on Thursday. He vsas lined cue dollar, or, in default, three days' rigorous
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    361 10 Agents. Waterhouse and Co. Ltd. Pahang 19,508 TaujongOlak:— 19,233 Agents. Boustead and Co. Nordanal 49,282 total 240,789 last jear 230,907. Agents. Evatt and Co. Haytor: 8,255 total 5 months 40,435. Uln Pandan 5,398 Lunas:— lo,6so total 7 mos 6H.438. Agents. Adamson, Gilfillan k Co. Penang. Rahman
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    86 10 In the police court, yesterday, Miss Isabel Ross Smith ch-irgod her boy, nmmed Lse Tye K it, with the theft of live dollars, aud also with leaving her bervice without giving due notice. He pleaded guilty to both charges. With regard to the first charge, be was remanded iu custody
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    93 10 In the second police court, yesterday, Inspector Coetello, of Orchard Ro:;d police station, charged a Malay named Omar with driving a motor lorry in a reckless and negligent manner, by taming out of Tanglin Road into Suez Canal Ro.;d without giviug due warning, thereby endangering the three military occupants of
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      406 10 j Your Baby is growing every day S S that's why in the first few months of Ins N V =r life his food is all-miportant to lum. f\^&^> Without proper foJ baby's digestive /^j(EPk 5 g= organs will be rune.!, and he will fj^^d'^'T^tm S »nto a weak, su.
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      29 10 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES Sunday, 6th Junk. Johnston's Pier 7, 9 and 10 a.m., 2.30 and 8.80 p.m. Club Bungalow 8.30 and 0.30 a. m., 12.15, 8 and 5.80 p.m.
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