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

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TExN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1915. NO. 8,480
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    157 1 A report of the Malacca Planters' Association meeting will he found on page 5. The British India Company are starting a service to Banaki k Puge 10. J The annual meeting of H^lat Tin Com- l pany was held ye6terdav— P^ee 10. An account of the Wes-t
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    GRAPHITE LUBRICATION
    51 1 By using this method it is claimedOylinder lubricatien cost is reduced 90% in either Steam, Gas, or Oil Engines. Fuel ConButuptioD is reduced 5% to 10% and Piston rings, Valves, and Valve et Mrs, are protected from wear. The Korneo Company Limited Singapore, will send particulars to those
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    SWITZERLAND IN ARMS.
    1154 1 Soon after the outbreak of war, when it was fettll uncertain bow many nations would come into tbe conflict, Switzerland appointed a General. When Switzerland nppotots a General it means business. Tbe U&t time any t-ucb exalted title exist pd in Switzerland was in I*7o, when the
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      527 1 £nH bA &u*9 ut9R9Hvu pw^ IfSS BpP' I^9 lev BH ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. i 1 1 j To-Night I Extra Show at 8 p.m. t'iu*! Show at 9.15 p.m. To-Night j Positively Last Two Nights. SATURDAY'S AUDIENCE UNANIMOUSLY i decided that^the Palladium review TEe PASSING SHOW
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      274 1 LIT ADVRRTISEMENTS. i i Music at the Adelphi Hotel to-night f Page 5. Sale of cases of sea damaged rubber Pa,e H. etaiy required for Tanglin Club j Page 2. I, Salfl of X. I). L. lighters by Powell and < Jo Page 3. Notice of sale of P.ahn Meyer's
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      100 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 29th. FI eh Water 0 i< a.m., I'-f 1 pm. Balgowoie meeting. Derrick's, li. St. P »©r. P. O. outward roeil expected. Wednesday 30th. f*fgl> w»»t<r 6 6 *.m, 62>p m, Straits Trading Company meeting, noon. Thursday Ist July. Sigh Water u-12 ».n -4 4 pm P.
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    THE JAPANESE SHIPPING DISASTER OFF ALGIERS.
    303 2 The Manchurian Daily News gives the following lufcrmaticn relation to tbe Japanese ships recently iu collision in tbe Mediterranean Sea: I Telegraphic messages just to band 6tate that the Yamashita S. S. Co.'s Y*wata Maru. 3,83 4 tons, chartered by Messrs Kodera and Co
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    GERMANS IN AUSTRALIA.
    175 2 In Australia the position of naturalised Germans is engagiug attention. It baa been pointed ojt by tbe Federal Attorney General that althjugh a German may become a naturalised JJritish subject, he never ceases to ba a German. He is subject to the L\ws of Germany, and is
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      25 2 IDYSENTERY I AND DIARRHOEA I BROWN'S SPECIFIC. To be had at the Sinqapobh Dibpbm- baby, and of MISI BROWH, Gnvsedale, I Rl?et Valley Road, Singapore.
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      548 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. THE PICK OF THE TITLES NOW THE RAGE AT HOME Sister Susies fewi: g hhirts for so'diers. Jac< h*- man. Ire we dowuht art.d? No! I Jack C ha- man. j We shall all r»o the Goose *tep. from the Reveu Business as Tsual When we'v-" 1 v
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      869 2 Notices TRONOH SOUTH Ltd. An interim Dividend of 6d. per sha*e, free of income tax. has been declared payable in j L.ndon on tbe SOth June, atd wi 1 le p*id locally on the arrival of the list of registered^ j shareholders frcm the Hofee Office. k. H. FLOWERDEW, Oeneral
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      464 2 Wanted POSITION WANTED As Correspondent, Stenographer or io ary )ther capacity. Han ov«r 6 >«=ars commercial Capable of taking charge of C'oriespoodence Department in anv coLmetou tiolds excellent testimonials. Offers of employment invited by* ENERCETiC c/o Free Prees. 29 6 tth 13 7 TANGLIN CLUB. The services of a Secretary
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      685 2 Auctions AUCTION SALE OF Excellent Teak and Blackwood Household Furniture &c. At Powell A Cj's Faleroom On Friday, 2nd July, at 11 a m. (hinese < laborately carved blackWcod diaw ing room suite ccmpiisiog aim ihairp, teapoys andude tab es inKid uith O. P., bla k wood Haodard rbairs tf^k
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      536 2 To Let TO LET "Heytor'' and "Barwood". 50 Si Gran' Road, also Esther L dge "12 Wnkie Koa.tras and water laid on, tennis court etc. lIP. t^fir Pan jang lioad Apply to M. A. MEYER Co. 8, Malacca fciree-t OFFICES TO LET Tn Commercial Foion Buildings. Telearai Street. App yto
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    OUR EASTERN ALLY.
    1346 3 THE BEAUTY OF JAPAN. \lthouch we are getting accustomed to fi ar d Japan and the Japanese race as one tbe iuost remarkable examples of o dern pi-egress and accelerated civilisa- -where the Krupp gun and quick--rershave come to displace the picturesque Ceftfoos of the ancient daimio,
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    THE OFFICIAL MUTINY DISCLAIMER.
    371 3 These are amongst tbe remarks made on tbe above subject by tbe Pinang Gazette it is suprising to get an official state raent from the Government so late in tbe day denying that it had any knowledge of seditious tendencies in tbe stb Light Infantry, before
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    H.M.S. SYDNEY'S RECORD.
    77 3 A gunner on il M. Australian cruiser Sydney, writing to his old schoolmaster in Euitlttud, say6 Tbe record of the Sydney is ore that wants some beating by any .-hip Iu two years we have traveled 73.6i0 miles, tb«*j revolutions of each sh»fl tll«»^ «> r eighty-six
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    TO MINE MANAGERS.
    83 3 i Why be despondent concerning tbe low once of tiu. It is tbe cost of production that counts. The GARRETT Super- j beated Steam Engine will save 50% of 1 your fuel account o-er other types of i steam power. Think -what 5.0% of your Coal Bill
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      388 3 W&f§ 2)° *{<"< found <S&*jb I J a J I .'4, "%s|^\ K not, it is a sure si^n that the brain and bodily functions are out of B ■l|> w /^j^^ harmony. The quickest res'orative is VITAFER, which, although not i i 't' yos3&sh 3- drug or stimulant, gives
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      730 3 AUCTION SALE FOR ACCOUNT CONCERNED OF 322 CASES SEADAMAGED RUBBER I TO BS HELD AT THE EAST ASIATIC Cos GOEOWN, I to. 78-32. ROBERTSON QUAY O/V THE Ist JULY, AT 11 A.M. |H The Rubber is open for buyers' inspection at the above Godown from 29th to 30th June, from
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, June 29, 1915.
    1449 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, June 29, 1915. Beie shall the Press the People's ri?ht rr.alutaiifc tjuawed b\ intlii'*:" t and upbribed by 2P' n < tie.-e patriot Truth hei glorious ptecepts ciaw. Pk dfred to K li^ioo.. Loyalty arid Law. The ordinary newspaper reader, even if he take some
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    759 4 The famous golfer Tom Fernie, corporal in the Glasgow Highlanders is reported wounded. The exiorts of wolfram from Tavoy during the mouth of May totalled 146 tone, No tin ore was shipped during the last month. Formei N. V. K. officers who are cow wearing" the King's uniform include Captain
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    THE WAR LOAN.
    209 4 COMMENDABLE CHINE?!-; ACTMN I At the adjourned bi-annual meeting the Chinese Commercial Bink, held o yesterday afteroom at tbe Btafc luer 1 was a large nuiobec of sU.ireboider present, Mr L -e Cbooo Ouan took th chair. There wore patient M aware <;.-.-.• Keh Kiam, Lim N'pe
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    BAND AT THE GARDENS.
    103 4 Ny kind permission of Lieut Colonel A. i) (nrrett and Officers, the B*ad of the 4th I'attalion King's Shropshire Light Infantry will perform the foilowirg pro gramme of music in the Botanic Gardens to morrow from 5 to 6 p nj. March Steadfast and True Teiu*
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    379 4 A grandnopbew of the fir>t Hriti.-L Qot nernor of Hongkong, the late Stc lienrv rottinger, l'.t. t. I 1> PI has been killea in the war in the person of Lieut* nant Charles Brno Roderick Potting^r. R. r who uied at kouen on May 10 from wuuu.i; received near Vpres.
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      170 4 B P R H I I IJL L SEHIXiOTm Ti^^ CALDBECK, MACGRECiOR Co. F BURROIGHES AND WATTS H Billiard Tables ARE THE BEST IN THE MARKET. QialitylAlwsys jExoeUent, A SEW STOCK CF THE FOLLOWING TABI B8 JTtT ARRIVED. THE STRAITS COMPLETE WITH ALL AGCCBBOBIBH. $910 NETT. "THE CLUB COMPLETE WITH
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      133 4 PUOPEKTV SALE. .The following properties wer" aS08i of by auctiou at linear* Citing K«ng L and Co'e sale room yvt-terdav afternoon Freehold land situate at J*.. I Road off Serangoon hoid. area acrafi 1 rood and 20 piles bought bj hob lb Wong for 88J8JO. Freehold building allot menl ofl
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    RUSSIANS HITTING BACK.
    344 5 lEAVY GERMAN LOSSES, /tucks in Poland. Bj Submarine Cable]. Kbctkr'B Sibvicb. fMUllglP.ii June '27. There has been §m0 IjllliNl on the Narew front in which Ike RowiMM were mostly successful but we ie compelled to give ground m the t> the German heavy sung corndestroying one wcik
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    BALKAN POLICIES.
    150 5 Bulgaria Arming. London, Jnn« 27. The German Imperial chancellor Herr Bathtnann you Hollweg) ani Herr Jagow have arrived in Vienna to confer with the Austrian Foreign Minister. Emperor Francis Joseph gave audience to B .i*eg. There is much speculation as to the meaning of their movements in vev
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    AN INGENIOUS ADVERTISEMENT.
    136 5 Herne. May 19. To show ho v extraor- u.»riiy ingenious are the Germans in I -.v-uung new methods of exhibiting their bat red of England, I may cite an advertise t which appear?, well set out, in the rsnkfwlei Voikistnume. I give trau-* I of it exactly
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    113 5 Tfc« Fringe of War, a new rilra anC"u:ced for the Hvtrima, Hall is u i M -y in which, of ccurse, the villaiu is a '■■-f-u.xn. There are ptn'.j cf thrill-, und ueuon is carried riglitfOQ to the battle- The Midoikjbt Mystery" aUo sup any auiount of excitement. vdh Hay
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    GERMANS ATTACK IN THE WEST.
    145 5 FRENCH HOLD FAST. Cas and Fire Battles. [By Submarine Cable]. P<tu?, June 27— A commuuiqut'- state* Tbew was a rather lively uigbt between the Oise acd tbe Aisue. Tue Gp-mans made a most violent attack at Bigatelk Jasl night. The enemy were driven b;>ck after
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    PRISONERS EXCHANGED.
    52 5 Loudta. June 27. —It is announced that 430 invalided British prisoners are com ing from lierinany iu exchange for 2JO Ger inanp. The American Ambiss^dor at Const an tiuople reports^that there are sixty live British prisoners in the bauds of the Tuiki who are well treated and in
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    SWEDISH POLICE FOR CHINA.
    73 5 Stockholm, June 27.— General Hjulmar son has returned having concluded uego ciations with the Chinese Government for the establishment of Swedish gendaimery iu China. Hjjlmarson proposed the establishment of a corps of 300J m?u in Hunan with twenty instructors and a central bureau at Peking with
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    BOERS WANT A SHARE.
    24 5 Johannesburg, June 21 A strong movement supported by prominent Dutch men has started in favour of despatching an overseas contingent.
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    FRENCH SHIRKERS BARRED.
    20 5 Paris, June 21. The "Shirkers" bill mentioned on the 25th inst. has passed the Chamber of Deputies.
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    DERNBURG IN BERLIN.
    12 5 Amsterdam. June 28. Herr Dernburg has arrived in Berlin.
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    RAUB AND THE WAR.
    187 5 The outbreak of war pu .'>rd August threw the whole district of Raub iuto confusion for a few days, remaiks the Resident of I'ahaDg in his Enuual rt-poit. All the tin ore shops closed, and for two days tin ore could liave been bought for |18
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    194 5 Mrs B C. iUrnard has (received for t li e QuriPn's Work for Women Pond" a draft fur £10 from Mrs Herbert Coopf-r, beiug the profits from her tour with "-Mi* Dot." Tom and Eileen Melbourne who have given au excellent vaudeville show at tue I'alhul.um for BOtne m»bc p-ist
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    ITALY'S TASK.
    114 5 AUSTRIANS* "TERRORIZING* 7 EFFORTS. Trach Warfare Begins. (By Submarine Cable]. SBOTII'B SISVIOJt 1 1 Rome, June 28. A communique says .Nothing important has happened during j the last twenty four hours. It is entirely a duel of increasing intensity. The JAustrians on the Isonzo front are using t
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    GERMANY'S PAPER WAR.
    169 5 Apologists for Gas. Amsterdam, June 27. Undeterred by the suppression of the Tageszeitung," and perhaps encouraged by its reappear auce, the Kreuzzutuag vehemently insists that Germany shall continue tbe present submarine warfare. It angrily denounced those talking of tbe danger of a conflict with America ai.-l iudiguantly
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    NEW KING FOR ALBANIA.
    38 5 London, June 27. The correspondent of the Morning Post at Rome states tbat the Montenegrins have occupied San Giovanui de Medua and that Albanians have recognised K ng Nicholas of Montenegro as their sovereign.
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    PRISONERS OF WAR.
    244 5 Is it the universally expressed determin sation that the Kaiser is to drop through a trap with a rope round his week, or some other reason, that has prompted the final relief of the 39 "reprisal" officers from solitary impi isonmeut At all events, as to the
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    THE BELLS OF FLORENCE.
    138 5 i ltaly Recalliilq Her Ancient Olobibs Koine, May 24 Enthusiastic war de j moostrations continue uuubated throughi out the length and breadth of Italy. la Florence, at the Palazzo Veechio, the municipality caused the same bells to be rung as those which Pietro Uapponi rung. J
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    40 5 1 In an ndvertisement column appears a i notice of an important sale of lighters, t the property of the Nord Deutscher Lloyd in Liquidation. This large sale has been c entrusted by the Liquidator to Messrs Powell aud Co.
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    MALACCA PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION.
    245 5 MALACCA PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION. {From Out Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, June 28. The Malacca Planters' Association held a general tneetingon Sunday. The Hon. Mr H. ML Darby presided. There was considerable discussion on the question of restricted Chinese ioimigratiou. Information. wa& re quested as to an interview between Mr Darby and
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    IPOH NEWS.
    112 5 (From Our Own Correspondents Ipob, June 28. At invitation of Mr .7. S Ferguson, Manager, the members of the Central Planters' AssociatioD and others attended a lecture on The Ribber Tree. by Mr G. E Coombs. F.MS. Agricultural Dept., at Chetnor Estate. Mr A. B. Milne. Chairman Central
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    DEATH OF MR. KINLOCH.
    63 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 27. The death occurred in Batu G j>ih hos pital on Saturday evening of Mr F. Kinloch of Heawood tin mine. Deceased had been ailing with fever for some time and about ten days ago went to hospital. iMath was
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    OFFICERS' FAMILIES FUND
    269 5 Mrs Owen acknowledges with many thanks the following donations. Previously acknowledged $8,C33.91 Mr K. Cnchtou 100 Mr B. N'uon, Malacca 50 Mr Black, (moutbly subscrip tion $5.) for 8 mouths 15 Collected from boxes per Mr Pountuey 18.50 Total *H.'214 41 Sir, May I once more through
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    63 5 Three Hokien's Kmk Ang Koo, Lira Ah Pew, aud Ng Chu liuk, were charged in the third police court with the tbeft of two boxes of clothing from 103 Bencooleu Street a house in which there was a Ore oo Sunday afternoon. The complainant ie badly burnt and in hospital,
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      204 5 IMPERIAL SERVICE 1 TOBACCO CIGARETTES I Imperial Service The charm, the appeal IMPERIAL SERVICE TURKISH CIGARETTES I No. 3. v W. in airtight tin of 53s 65 rents. H No. 1 do do $1-25 H No. 3 do do $1-90 H Kings de Luxe in airtight tin of 50s $2-00
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      973 6 Shipping I KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavla. 2—B, COLLYER QUAY. "-TIIBK OONTRArrr WITH THK NETHWRLANDB TWO? A QQVIgRNMyWT. Bihgk-w so Biiliton June 29 db' Ef.re.sB Muntok and Palembang June 80 spmlman Belawaa- Deli and Sabang ...July I.*V. Booendorp Bengkalis, Berombang, Paneh, Asahan and Belawan Deli July
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      629 6 Shipping LINE. TO LONDON AND .LIVERPOOL $.s. NETHERBY HALL >f sailing on or about July 9. TO LONDON ONLY 5.8. BRANKSOME HALL" sailing on or about Aug 4. TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON s.s. CITY OF RANGOON sailing en or about Aug 8. For particulars a3 to rates of freight and
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      450 6 Shipping MM. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES XAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD 1 Chili July 2 Polyc^sieu July 4 Ulantique .Tuly 16 Nf- a Jalj is V. dela Ciotat July 8 Au< 1 PoiyDe-sien Aug 1 A g II Kera Aug 27 Aug 29 For all particulars
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      598 6 Shipping P.&O BTEAM NAVIGATION COMPIM? For China, Japan, Penang, Ccj Aostraiia, India, Aden, Egjpi Mediterranean Ports, Fiymoath and London. Through 131 lie of Lading tamed tot jb\% t Coast, P cist an Golf, OontlnontsJ and An,ertoi» Ports. Blearrerp will leave Blngapotf on or t* MAIL LINES HOMKWiBD (rOB EUBOPC) From
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    SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
    1105 7 Stages in Star Life— The Ravergible Propeller—Fossil H icteria Eiectncilly Prcp^led Ships— The Banana Cure for Snak-j Bitee Varieties of Feet A Crocodile's Neat A Pest Utilized Perfume for Anaesthesia Nausea. The lost 10 or 15 years have given us a more precise knowledge of the 6tellar j
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      609 7 War or Peace, Faminp or Plenly, Life Insubance is worth ioo cents on the eollah. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP j THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. I Tbeco-^lB o^^^ 111 1168^ ***************10 LONDON OFFICE: 32. Old Jewry. EC. ~~««ct M eooalted with the Supreme Court of England, and oomplles
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      324 7 CHARTERED BANK «f India Australia and China. I INCORPORATED 8V Will CHIRTEI. Mm™ o W Liablll,y ol Pwpneteral S^MO.'oof HEAD OFFICE 83. BISHOPSOITI, LOMDOM, I. 0. I AGSNCIX9 AND BBAHCHBB: A.mnt9a» Hongkonf Penant rJanghok Hollo Puket Batavta Ipoh Rangoo. Bombay Karachi Saigon u*lcatsa Klang eerembac Canton Robe Shanghai s«J>u KnalaLampo.
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      460 7 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. i. PAIDDP CAPITAL $10,000,000 3KBEFYS FUHDB j— Sterling £1 ,500,000 at SB.. 115,000,000 tM m ltntt Silver 118,000,000 f |8I OWI Batorvc Liability of Proprietors— 116,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. D. Landale, Chairman. W. L. Pattenden, Esq., Deputy Ch&lnn»B, B. H. Dodwell, Esq. P.
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      356 7 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. ESTABLISHED 1687. Policies are "WORLD WIDE,' FNRE j STRICTED." "INDISPUTABLL" and "NON. FORFEITABLE." Claims, loans, cask'Snrrenders, etc., arc promptly settled by the General Agents at Singapore without the delay of reference" tc Head Office. The Reserves for protection I Policy holders are over £3,000,000.
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      487 7 Acute Kidney Disease. Gall Stones caused keen agony. Completely Cured at 82 by Dr Cassell's Tabicts, the World -Famous Remedy. Mr tie ore), an old geattemao (32/. of 2, C nUui-lerra e, Queeu-ctreet, Sparlti>' >'-.:. Birmingham, L.:.g.a,:j<i, Bays:— "4 i*>v yea I ug i I mtan to have a gnawing
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    ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY.
    1202 8 The annual general meeting of tbe pro prietors of the Renal Mail Steam Packet Company was held on May 12 at the Can. non street Hotel, Sir Owen Philipps, K c mo. (Chairman of tbe Company), presiding. In the course of a long speech the
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    SUPREME TEST OF BRITISH BANKING.
    675 8 SUPREME TEST OF BRITISH BANKING. Causes of the Buc essful Result, Notwithstanding the war liritieb bank in{» is making substantial prOgreM mdeed in corsequeuce of the war it is making greater progress than usunl. In normal periods the deposits of the joint stock baokd of this country increase at the
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      443 8 POLICY No. *****. $10,000 a0 >' ear Endowment. Tbis policy on tb.9 lite of a prominent gentleman in Malaya matured quite recently, and the optional methods of settlement offered htm were. I CASH Face of policy 10,000. Cash Bonus 5,805. 15 80S II PAID UP POLICY 23,555. (Subject to medical
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      332 8 PIMPLES, BOILS BLOTCHE?:;, A person suffering from eruptions in the skin lias much endure. It is not merely the discomfiture and irritation and painfi l'"**^v sensation, but life is made miserable /jj\ depression of spirits. Ihe liver is 'I i\ and the kidne\s are partial-, inon i%'<« ative, ar.d you
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1428 9 Issued by FRASER &£o., Exchange and, Share Brokers, June 28th. AU^uotatlona of Sterling Shaies moat De regarded as purely nominal for the present. RUBBER ST£KL.lJ»a COMPANIES. Oat. laatra. ram. f w i)it Bunraa. Shllrirb. 88,000 Sa 8a Allagar 56 fc .8?n 2 > 800,<M0 1 1 Anglo-Java
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 9 Corrected up to Jane 28* Bank 4 u> b ..*****.. demand 2-4 1 16 °Hvaf.e credits >■ m s 2-4 9 16 France demand Batik 296$ 1 <«uja,*T. 1. 17 5f 1 Hongkong, dera»> d 2\>\ I ?OKOHAMA, demb d 118t UVA, demaad 140^ I Banskor, demand 66^ SovBBBiGNi-,
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    PRODUCE
    164 9 i .Tune 28. Tin (10© tons^ $^4 50 j muib.ec 11 00 Gambler Cube No 1 1840 L Oambier Onbe No. 2 12 00!^ Pepper Black oirtin. r-'pore 19 00 Pepper, (White fair' 86.00 t N'fctinegs (110 Co t» e !b 21.00 Vurmegß '80 to t) e lb 22.00
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      137 9 lEe TROPICAL ROOFING GENASCO Supplied with patent KANT LEAK KLEATS which do away with the necessity oi using sticky cement at the overlaps. GENASCO is the result of over 30 years experience in the manufacture of Heady Roofings. Its durability makes it the most economical of any roofing on the
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      147 9 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd i The Vessels will be despatched l as follows TO PORT SWETTENHAM PENANG. s s. LAMA," At 4 p.m. every ednesday. TO PENA* G, MADRAS NEC APATAM s.s. EDAVANA,' At 4 30 p.m. on 2nd July, 1915. j First Saloon Return Tickets between Singapore,
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      303 9 London Malls Despatched Left- One Arrived. April M P. A O. May May 17 April 21 B. I. 24 May t* April '9 P. &O. Juae I June 1 M»y R „7 Juue 1 May M. M May 13 P. A O. 5 June 15 May »0 B. I. sli
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      473 9 LATEST ARRIVALS H List of vessels in port at 11 a.m. jo June 28, 1 W 15. British. Name Date of Arrival Remark! ISitovier June 26 Sdavana \njou June 27 Inner Roade Scott Harley P O Wharf Pin Seng Inner Roads ■\Mlbc-TfeC !> <n llin Guan June 28 [poh Jirce
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    BELAT TIN COMPANY.
    585 10 BELAT TIN COM PANY ANOTHER YEAR TO GO. The thirteenth ordinary meeting of the Belafi Tin Mining Co. Ltd. was held yester day at the offices, Gresham House, Battery Road. Mr G. A. Derrick presided, and there were also present Messrs H. R. L!ewell>n. D. W. Reid, J. H. Macnaugtaton.
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    208 10 TIES FJR TU I>AY. B Class Singles. D. Walker v C. E. Winter 'If he wine). C Class Singles. V\ A. WiJgon v T. A. Powell. A W. E Fre*hwater v T P. Smith. C. l>. fowill v Thomas or G. S Myle9, Newcomer's Handicap.
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    69 10 '-'buaAhTen, En; Ah Bee, and lam Ah Far, were couvicte I of UMi;g criminal force to Yong Kwje Chen* and a Chinese woman named Cban Ah Hee, o! M Tan <^uee Lao Street, Red further with mUchief ly breaking plates and glares. Each of the three accused were tined «20
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    WEST KENTS.
    1506 10 Their Work at Hill 60. < AN OFFICER'S ACCOUNT. Some interesting details of the doings of the West Kenis, derived partly from < private letters and partly from a regi* I mental newspaper, are kiudly forwarded to the Malay Mail by Sergeant-Major May, of the Ist Battalion, Royal
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    THE BATU TIGA (SELANGOR) RUBBER COMPANY, LTD.
    242 10 Tbe rubber harvested for the year amounted to 488,225 lbs, against an estimate of 520,000 lbs and a yield of 486,909 lbs in 1913. The estimate for 1915 stands at 550,000 lbs. Tbe average gross price realised was 2s 7.10d per Ib. The
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    106 10 In tbe third police court on Saturday morning, Imspector T. Hawkins in charge of tbe Marine Police, brought before tbe magistrate ten Malay members of the crew of tbe Zweena," who are charged by Cnp'am Win. P. McCraitb. master of tbe Zweena,* 1 with wilful breach of duty by refusing
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    INDO-CHINA NEWS.
    510 10 IN DO-CHINA NEWS. t, K Tbe sale by auction of the rice mills, ttizerie Orient and Rizerie Union etPro-j g» cm, which belonged to the German firm S*peidel and Co., is definitely fixed for the 16tb of July next Wjbile tbe whole population of lodo China remains quiet aLd loyal
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    NEW STEAMER SERVICE TO BANGKOK.
    131 10 There will be general satisfaction amongst all interested in the transhipment trade of Singapore at learning tbat tbe British India Steam Navigation Company is about to establish a new periodical steamer service between Singapore and Bangkok. The "Ziida" is to be placed on the run,
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    247 10 The Milliards Championship Tournament of the Amateur Drawing Association for Messrs Oon Beng Teck's and Lira Chin Kuan's Cups which was started ou Saturday the 6th instant was concluded last Saturday with the followiug result First, MrSng TcongGtok; Second, Mr Si g Sao Geek. In tbe district court yesterday after
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