The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 June 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. fEiN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915. NO. 8,481.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    167 1 I Farther trials of mutineers took place yesterday Page 5. The annual meeting of Balgownie Rob I ber Company was held yesterday Page 10. j The Italians continue to tunke good progress in mountain warfare Page 5. It is stated tbat the Get man reply to the
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    INSURE YOURSELF
    73 1 tgHiost all B>rts of aches and pains— headache, too h iche, backache, earache, sore throat, apraiaa, strains and bruises— by keeping eios* *t hand a bottle of Littll ©H«»til Bain. It ttops the pain. Stops It quickly. Just rub It id where the pain, ache or soieness is,
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    OUR ZEPPELIN RAID.
    866 1 I My dignified f Ol m was buttled from its armchair on Monday evening by a distant touod of rifle tire. It rapi-Jly grew louder and loader. Id rushed my housekeeper aud claeped iny arm, regardless of deco ram, and paid it must be the enemy at
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      582 1 ■Ska flB JaHfc wßm wKm JB I iSai BRi fc§S fiP ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore's Oilier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. To-Night Extra Show at 8 p.im#la! Show at 9.15 p.m. To-Night Positivel^-ast Night. -SATURDAY'S AtJDI^CE UNANIMOUSLY DECIDED THATTHWALLADIUM REVIEW TEe PASSING SHOW BY TOM AhD EILEEN MELBOURNE Was one o: the Funniest
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      231 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. l Notice re Benger's food trade mark Page 2. Chinese Salesman and reliable store" keeper wanted- -Page I. I Sale of land by Cbing Keng Lee Sale < of military book a etc by Powell and Co j Page 2. Shipping M. M. latest sailings. P and O
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      83 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday 30th. Blgh Water- 6 6 a.m., 6-22 pm, Straits Trading Company meeting, noon. Thursday Ist July. High Water -C-12 a.m., -44 p.m Friday 2nd. High Water-l-3a.r0., 2-21 p.m. k O. Lome ward mail closes. Saturday 3rd. High Water -1-68 a m 2-59 p.m. B. I outward mail
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    773 2 Mr Harry Gordon Lowder, son cf 3f r E. Gordon Lowder, C -jir.iuissiouerof Caftftoma in Hoa-kong, and lute ol tbe Cbiuese Customs Serrice, &ntnng, who joined the Loudoa S2ot'.isb as a private last autumn, was promoted Sub L eutcnant in the regular Army. 3rd Sbrcp.*hire?, In Ap»U. A you lg
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    TO MINE MANAGERS.
    86 2 1 do despond iceri Dg the iow price at tin. It is tin tel oi products d that counts. 'I t>« M■ IRRE L Saperbelted Steam K;.-; r i]] Bare 509 of youi Cod Mconst o-ei othei typei of tr >^ power. Think w* ll 50 of
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      640 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS, THE PICK OP THE TITLES. NOW THE RAGE AT HOME. (When the Angelns la EUngii g, from the Reveu Business as U>unl The Red, WLit-> ami Blue, from tbe lijveu Uu.-sint.-s as Us a'." I Your Kinq anil Gonntry want you. pA'.ii.ttic Pong. Fall In. Patii tic Song.
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      868 2 Wanted .Storekeeper Wanted Wanted reliab'e f xperienced Storekeeper for large produce godown. Apply "STOREKEEPER." fo Free Press 30 6 2-7 Salesman Wanted Wanted Chinese Salesman for Import G^»ods. Apply "IMPORT.' 1 c/o Free Press FO 8 2-7 TANGUNCLUB. The services of a Seen taiy a*e required. A sum of Vi
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      572 2 To Let TO LET "Heytor'' and "Burwood", 50 A 81, OraitC e Road, also Esther L dge 12 Wilkie Road, Oa.fi and water laid on, tennis court stabling, etc. 119, Pabir Panjang Road. Apply to M. A. MEYER Co. 8, Malacca Street, 1 5 OFFICES TO LET In Commercial Union
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      633 2 Auctions REMINDER. This Cay, Wednesday, at 2-JD p.m. AUCTI3M SALE CF Valuah'e Ro< .'ns m Mi!:'a-} I ibjecte ig Freu h, Pei«-!au nil T'tr" u 1 ic w <>.!i.- i ical ana oth^r v^oik> I l.i v .-.:-< jJa ge ilabjtaie y BBfTFKVad bn s'and tin BOtfo m tn ttk
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    A SOLDIER'S LAST LINES.
    221 3 to 'owing are the last lines of poetry a b; Lieut. J A. Hughes, eoa of |att )l -»v J-ihn E ias Husjhes, m a.. s i i Welsh Presbyterian Church, loq He wag vrour.d'd in the battle B i^iee, acd died. lying uader cover in
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    GERMAN RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION IN BELGIUM.
    93 3 3vn. 36th .May— The T«?Je?:ates that &t nmrjy p'aceg the 'Tern.:. Ml c m t! acting ne* railway I tif-v HflM has b^en laid from >r- c rhrong'.i tbf )'> !gi«n village iti the I -k^r Vtiley. with the I living forth*! rii!*-ay MQNI to
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    16 3 Ceylon piper* record the death of Mr •I i .ii Waiter Hereira, K-C, Senior e ;-:ice.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1584 3 Issued by ERASER Co., Exchange ani Share Brokers, June 29ch. All quotations of Sterling Shares mast be regarded a& purely nominal for the present. RUBBER STKttJbli*a COMPANIES. Oa». ***** F4ID. Laan Div. Butvbb. Sellers. 85,000 2B sa Allagar fi — 1 11 2 1 600,0(0 i A
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      738 3 WHY GOOD BLOOD IS RED h£!l Y w e contina3ll y being to dthatßood to do nub the quality Just this-the oxygen in thfi air is the great sap otter of animal life. One basiness of S H to take the oxygen from the air J* Wch it meets in
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      165 3 A Fresh Shipment Just Arrived OF IN EXCELLENT CONDITION. SINGAPORE 00! D &TniH(iE Co Ltd SINGAFOnr. K. LUMPUR, IPCK AND PENANO. \**/jk s^y %J J $[m Because of its delicate aroma and sweetness of flavour Sweet Chestnut Tobacco assures that pleasing contentment. u [1 DRINK DRINK f fir* rj 1
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    Domestic Occurrences. BIRTHS.
    57 4 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTHS. On Jane 89th at Wooflleigh," Fingapore, to Mr. and Mrs W. M«rsh, a daughter. Mat— On the 29th Jnnp, at No. 9, Fort Canning Road, the wife of Gbo. H. Mat, Ohief Police officer, a ton. At the European Hoep'ta', Kuala Lumpur, on the 22ctl last., to
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, June 30, 1915
    1510 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, June 30, 1915 I Heie Anil the Pte^ the P«Ojrfe*« n'c>:t irtaiatttf^ (Ji'awe-! b\ influence and oi»brihed by Rain. Here patriot TrrtVi hn glorious ptecepti draw. I'Jcdut to k Unioa. L^vaUy aiid i*w. Although there was much that ap pealed to the sense of the
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    660 4 The Times" S\dney correspondent tele graphs that the Common wealth has now equipped 90.000 troops for war service. The manager of the Mercantile Dank of India Ltd. is prt-p.m d to accept and forward applicut ons to London for the new War Loan tu tenub of the prospectus. The death
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  • PENANG TREASON CASE.
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      Jagat Singh Committed.
      47 4 (From Our Own Correspondent. Penang, June Bf, Jagat Singh was to day committed trial on four of the charges agaiu&t Accused when asked what he had to |m replied that he knew nothing about r bi« plea was not guilty aud ietance *ai reserved.
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      A Lawn Tennis Match.
      44 4 Messrs F.o Choo Wan of Pmmbi fed Tao Chong Ko« of Singapore were iif-att at tennis by Messrs Threlfall and v, 7-5,6-4 6-4. on the Esplanade after an resting g une. The Singapore p!a;er [art an excellent exhibition cf teems.
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    MALEVOLENT GERMAN SURGEONS.
    145 4 In a private letter from home reo s the mail appears this shocking passage We hear the most ghastly ■tortti the wounded, e^p^cially of tho^e English prisoners who were exchanged bi; j carae back. T. a huhharid koo of three or who were attended by lh«(W-rmii liimtim
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    PRINCE OF WALES WAR RELIEF FUND.
    55 4 The Hon. Treaturer. Mr lobs QcMf^ Manager, Chartered liatK of ludia leira ha and China, Sing. spate, hag* lo actaMi ledge with many thauk* rrceipr following further contributions Amount previously acknowledged IttMfS %t Her. F. G. Swirdell i6th con tribution' Mi66e6 Ailetn and Doris
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    TRADING WITH THE ENEMY.
    24 4 The Order in Couucil prohibiting trading with the enemy in Siam. China rWafai c Morocco was published yesterday Gazette extraordinary.
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    369 4 The Bishop of Singapore preacL<-j Um Ramsden Sermon at c ambridge on rd May Sir Hugh Clifford. KjCKjO, G refMl of the Gold Coast, has arrived from IRsjR Africa, and joined Lady Clifford I terrace niautions. A marriage has been arranged aud f shortly take place between laapei I ram,
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      174 4 STATE EXPRESS Jl exquisite from the touch \V* of the lips to the last lingering vfc^* whiff-no harshness no crudity- just mellowness, itself. The V.4^ int*^i rfl «faii«ery > Cr e value of State Express Cigarettes r to tired nerves cannot be over- (Mx^^fflSi^ estimated, each puff makes for v
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    KING OF GREECE RECOVERS.
    13 5 Athens, June 25.— The King of Greece is convalescent
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    IN FRANCE.
    586 5 STORIES OF THE CANADIANS. A Visit to Freidrichshafen. [By Submarine Cable]. I -njoD. June 28 The corref pondent o f Reutei at headquarters in France, des rr ibißg t' ie woik of tbe Canadians, gays. Itai ■mo»j tfa e points cupturtd was an i in tbe Festbubert region.
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    THE SUBMARINE WARFARE.
    108 5 on. .Tune 2H— A German fubruarine i i number of »-ma]lcraft cf? Yonghal lay, ard suua a bcbooner. The crew w re saved. L lee), June 28 —The six thousand Hsner Indrani, from (ila^gow for BtreaJ v\ as torpedoed acd sunk in the a. The crow were
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    ALEIN ENEMIES IN INDIA.
    77 5 I n June 28 lu the House of MM, Mr Chauihfrlaiu saii that tbe UB <i overnmeut had sbown themselves fthvi to tbe pots.ble dangers arising he presence of enemy aliens. India kfta very drastic steps in tbe matter. '> diao authorities were submitting a r;
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    OBITUARY.
    16 5 xn.lon, June 28. Ibe death is and of Alexander Kenealy, editor of B Daily Mirror."
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    THE NATIONAL UNITY.
    178 5 LABOUR AND THE WAR. Strong Support of Covernment [Bj Submarine Cable]. SiOTii'ft Bimvirc London, Jane 29— The House of Commous unanimously read a second time the Muoitioat Bill. A featu e of the debate was the strong support of the trade union representatives, who vigorously retorted to
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    AFFAIRS IN AFRICA.
    103 5 German Ease Destroyed. London, June 2S.— Tbe Press Bureau anuouuees a receut expedition against Pot Hukoba. on thy western *hore of the Victoria Nyaoza, a base of German operations aud a point of cou>idrrable impor tance. Tbe expedition saiKd from Kiciimu on June 20tb, commanded by Brigadier
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    THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.
    99 5 The Cermans Score a Success London, June 29. Tbe German com munique says: Tbe Russian attacks northea. t of Pi/.isnyez have collated with grent Russian losses. The Austro Ger mans have ocupicd llalicz. G9ueral Linsingen afcer live days heavy lighting crossing the Dniester and pursuing the Russians
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    UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
    75 5 Kl Paso?, June 18. The United States baa taken a big step in the Mexican situ ation by arresting General Huerta and General Orczco on Americau territory, lloth were released on heavy bail. It its atiiimed that the American Government has thus frustrated an attempt by
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    REVENUOW'S BILE.
    82 5 London, June i8. A well-known tportfl man ai)d social personpye hns is^ed a re ply to Count Reventlow violent ;»rticlea in the "Taget/.eituDg," declaring ihiit it was Dot the German people who invented the watchword "QoU Stafe England," which merely bad a provocative effect on tbe Hritith. Count
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    VICARIOUS PUNISHMENT.
    25 5 Amsterdam, June 28. Tbe Oeimans bave tined Roubaix and Valencienuea 150.000 franca each as a reprisal for tbe French bombardmeut of Turkish towns.
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    GERMAN REPLY TO U. S. NOTE.
    24 5 Washington, June '28.— State Department advices from Berlin indicate that ■Germany is to leply favourably to Aineiica'b Note.
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    91 5 Tbe name of tbe bou. president of the Moslem Society and Library is Dato Jiiafar. and cot Dato Moliamed. Tbe wtdding of Mr WangChco Sam and Mis* Tbaai Sooi Tbong to: k plaC€ en Mou d*y accoiding to reformed Chinese ceremony at tbe Maudarin School. Jotaore Babiu which was oowdtd
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    ITALY'S ATTACKS.
    126 5 ROCK FORTRESSES. Smart Mounain Work. I By Submarine Cable]. 8«UTBB*8 BIBVICB. Udine, June 28.— The Italians are advancing up the slopes of the Carso mountains and are encountering extraordinary difficulties. Carso is a geological curiosity with innumerable grottoes, caves, wells, and galleries, adapted for bidden batteries or concealing
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    A DARDANELLES NARRATIVE.
    178 5 London, June 29. Warrant Officer John lleckford gives a simple but vivid narrative cf affairs in the Dardanelles Our favourite ship he saya is IJig Lizzie and the men of tbe fleet make a p jiut of coming on deck when she is goicg to Lombard. The
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    THE POPE'S SAD EXPERIENCE.
    121 5 Fo Mere Interviews. Home, June 29. Cardinal Gappari bis given a Dumber of explanations of the Pope's interview, lie says the Pjpa ear nestly wished Italy not to enter the conflict but to accept concessions from Austria so that Italy would not suffer tbe horrors of
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    BOTHA ADVANCES.
    25 5 Pretoria, June 29— General Uotha, advancing northward in South-west Africa, has occupied Oljitarangs, Okangyan Je and Waterborg. a hundred miles distant from Grootfoutein.
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    P. & 0. "NUBIA" ASHORE.
    324 5 P. 0. "NUBIA" ASHORE. Still a Chame of QtrrtSQ Her Off. The position of the "Nubia," which ran en a coral reef off Mutwal on June 20 says the Ceylon Observer is practically the same to day as jesterduy afternoon. Attempt* by tbe Government ilurb.nir tugs have been made to
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    MUTINY TRIALS.
    988 5 COURT MARTIAL AT FORT CANNING. Laoce Naik Imatnuddin, the 5 b Light Infantry man arreuted on Pulan Damar on June 9b, was yesterday brought to trial at Fort Canning before a summary general court martial consisting of Lieut Col. Brownlow (President), CV.pt. Hazlewood and Lieut, Strover. Capt. Wace
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      208 5 IMPERIAL SERVICE TOBACCO CIGARETTES Imperial Service dp fe| The charm, the appeal Yirgna Cigarettes sP|9BHBm of Imperial Service SBjEp iS*ffil P^i^&B^P!^flß^Ba Tobacco MbTaJßb M^^W^fl to renc^ er il impossiLMPERIAL SERVICE TURKISH CIGARETTES No. B. v W. in airtight tin of 50i 63 cents. No. 1 do do $1-25 No. 3
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      992 6 SHiPP t n g > ROHIHKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPM j Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, COLLYBR QUAY. BNDKH OONTKAHT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA OOVKHNMBNT. Da Kerens MoQtok and Paleuibang Tune S0 BnsUAll H»-'awaQ-Dcli and Sabang June :I<l V HQOTHDOM BeD^kalis, Berombang. Paneh, Asahan and Bolawan Deli July 1 !>k
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      638 6 Shipping "ELLERMATr LINE. TO LONDON AND LIVERPOOL s.s. NETHERBY HALL lf sailing on or about Ju^y 9. TO LONDON ONLY s.s. BHANKSOME HALL" sailing on or about Aug 4. TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON s.s. CITY OF RANGOON sailing on or about Aug 8. For particulars aa to rates of freight
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      524 6 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIE3 MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON and KARSEiLLES. HOiTEWARD 19! 5 OUTWARD ss Cli'ti J.ly 2 hs I'olsn^-iea Jjly 6 bs PoKrt^ien An'i < s N. a July 18 ss Nerci Autj 'ti ;ss A Btetaaec kmg l 88 n^p 10 Hri A. H'U'-f A;£
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      602 6 Shipping aT§ Cjl \i steAlM navigation oovr&n For China, Japan, Pen^ri^, C^; %8 Aofitr&iia, India, Aden. Kgypi Madiierranean Ports, Flyr^oatr and London Through Ptlle of Lading It<sutxs tc» a t 0:-ast, Persiac Gall, Cuntlaoutai a&5 i:.^ Steftware will leave B!ngajvjri -l i^ t MAIL LINES H' MKWA.BD (FOb F.l T*
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    AN ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.
    472 7 A Personal Tribute. Lieut. S. B. Heabon, The 13th Foo 4 (Somersetshire Light lufimry) killtd m Action. What a nice fellow you were Heasoa j And now you have done what I feel eure you would have wished to do aud you did it so nicely aud
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    CANADIANS ON ACTIVE SERVICE.
    235 7 FORCI IS LIKRLI TO Bfl INCHRAABD TO 15 .000 if War Lasts ANOTUBB Vhah. Tbe Ottawa orret-p indent of tbe Mornii-i; P>ipt Ctib'ed ibat tbe announcument on FcidHV that tbe additiO.)nl Cana d nn tii" p-i bad anived Bufely in Kng'aicl w th* urrit p iblifhed
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    ENEMY PROPERTY IN BRITAIN.
    185 7 1 NmETY seven Millions Now AbCBBTAINRD. In a reply to Sir Johu Harmood Banoee which was circulated, Mr Kuncirnnn bsiys Kxteutive t-teps bave already been taken bv LliP Government to obtain a return and rcgixtei °f enHiuy property in this country, Iu ih evidenced by the
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      514 7 GOINNESS'S STOUT t GREAT AUK'S HEAD BRAND. BOTTLED BY W. A ROSS BROTHER, Ltd, fNDON. LIVERPOOL BELFAST. VT H r\ I II fq# IT 10 Ibe Bottlers of the "GREAT AUK' HEAD brand ere und«r AGREEMENT wit GENUINE. Messrs. ARTHUR GUINNfcSS, -SON' A COM £|tf|B STJUF than their fa-tots "KXTR.
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      27 7 1 10 THOSE HOMEWARD BOUND I J. CAMPBELL LATHAM Co., 1 i Conrt 5 Naval Military Tailors eg, Conduit street, LONDON. W. s Hr. H. G. DISS.
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      233 7 Experience count, L^^ ~^-<\ H an< a^ s w^y <^Lk jgl r M\JlSir t^\ La C-^^ ■m m k# S Since [8 »5, when Michelip first equ pped :'.!i automobile wi.h pneumatic I T-.!e c the whole energy and vast manufacturing resources of the Michel in f firm have been
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    HIGH EXPLOSIVES.
    1153 8 Use in Modern Fighting. Ever since the German array burr\>wed into the grouud after its retreat from the Marne to tbe Aisne the war iu the West has at-suiiu'd a peculiar character. It baa n) longer been a struggle in tbe open field between triarchies columns striving to
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    A SPECIAL STORY.
    97 8 Ooe special declares that be will never again argue with a womnn rio'er. H» was trying to move hf>r ou from outside a wrecked pork t>bop when she turned on him What's a great big bulking feller like you doiu' ere I've two lads myself in the
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      228 8 HJJTfLn W InVJuvl "w With Lea Cz Perrins' sauce, a few J*T iPS drops sprinkled over the meat, fish or f*Q fc|2 cheese, &c, are all that is required to gfifif impart the most delicious piquancy and WTC mSjjK The QUALITY and concentration of its in- Kms jWßjtt gredients make
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      156 8 I ladies safe remedy I 1 \dif^^\ for fowtional troubles, P delay, pain and those i i Wi/ irregularities I I f?f I l\/7^jfar peculiar to the I a U%LL J- l"^^ sex. 1 APIOLIirCfIJffOTEUIT jy^rt Paris I ■3 <w l<i w p*v" > •>lj rue iviei;ne ELECTRIC LIGHTING GET
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 9 Corrected dp to June '29 R »nk 4 ul a .2 4 7 31 dfciour.l.3 2-4 116 j erudite m s 249 16 Frauce demand Bank '296$ ISfiiA, I. 1. 175^ R JNtiKON'G <lf-m^ d 2i J A YOKGRAMA, deiliQ d lia^ Java. deiuaaJ |4(|j St.jvsti^ra.vs. h.> BuyCns f4
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    PRODUCE
    174 9 1 Jane 4 _'y Tin (25 tons! jt > fiambtsr 11 00 <3air.f.vec Cube Me 1 13 40| ttftaibitr Cnbr NV 2 12 01 f*appa» Black ordia poa 19 TO Popper. iWhife 'v:r 86 00 Ntttznegi no bo ti e 1b vj u jKntmagi 80 cc c e lo
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      455 9 War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insubance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. I WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP f IKE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UNITED. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. vnj_-fT.VF TLA CF AS.XRANCE MONEY TO LOAN. LIBEHAL COMMISSION TOBaOSEBS. 1
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      303 9 if Insla totnh and fihioi. ■aoMuui $i mit Bumi. (IaSHYI TOMS Z 51£00.009 HEAD O?F1CS: |A»ntMU Boogfemj Penaiu O->lMrfeol liOliv'J Pnk I Bsc-tu ipoa ftan&xM »*n**J K«r«oM Saigou J^cujm KUo« Berembw I'-^tor Kot:e SbaugLal Cejm KoateLoiapdi S!neapoc« jgerai SlMacea Fatptef Mmlia Ti^Ptetß g^ljAooi Kedu Yokohama i L..nkcw Ben y Ol
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      459 9 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. ftaiftßg gil/er 123,000,000; WB.ntC 00C Liability of Proprietors— IIfi.OOO.OOC COURT OF DIRECTORS. Goa. Mt. D, Landaie, Ohßirmaa. w, L. Pattenden, Esq., Deputy Ohaiimaft. 9. B. Dodwell, Esq. P. U. Ko'yoaK, Esq, 3. T. IT Edkins, Esq. J. A. Plamiaer Es«. C, S, Gubbsy Eti%. Hon'ble
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      363 9 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. ESTABLISHED 1887. Policies are "WORLDWIDE. 1 "IWE'ESTRICTED." "INDISPUTABLE" and "NUNFORFEIT ABLE." Claims, loans, cash-surrenders, etc., are promptly settled by the General Agents at Singapore- without the delay ot reference to Head Office. The Reserves for protection ol Policy holders are over £3,500,000. The Accounts
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      181 9 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd i be Oompany'a Vesf<t'ls will be despatched as follows TO PiNA^G, M \DRAS KE WHMfi At 4 30 p :n. en 2nJ J^ly I9IS, First Saloon Ri.tL-rn Tlcke'.s between Siifaforc, it on Swet.er:ham and Pci^ang are tnterchangeabla with P, I C. S. N. Co/s
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    BALGOWNIE RUBBER.
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    202 10 i The mail steamer Kashgar may be a expected at Singapore at 7 a.m. lo day. h \n the district court yesterday, Arthur a Ed vard Hrown, sigual sergeaut. Fort a Canning, was oharged with criminal breach of trust c.s a public Bervant, of w white bunting value *9, the
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    768 10 Germ in Di«rehpbct for Treaties. Rome, June 3rd. The Prime Minister, addressing a patriotic meeting here yesterday, asked what right Dr. von HathmannHollweg had to bespeak respect for treaties when Germany bad trampled under foot or buried at tbe bottom of the ocean every document and
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