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

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEiN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 5, 1915. NO. 3.485,
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    318 1 The German submarines are showing a raaik-id recrudescence of activity, injre Hteatuern having been torpedoed during the pist two or three d.«ys— P tge o. Iv a naval skirmish iv tbe TUl'.ic. a Russian squadron put a Germ m »«qujdroa to precipitate flight. The Geruiaue lose a
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    ASSEMBLY-TIME IN EDINBURGH.
    929 1 Bright sunlight tempered by a keen eaet wine 6teel blue m the steel blue on j tbe Firth and distant sta— the fresh green 'of early summer conti at4mg sharply and pleasantly with the neutral tints of the grey o!d city thebe were the atmosphere and the
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      244 1 SUBSTANCE AND VARIETY AT THE rt« £m^ TXE FICNEER CiKEMATGGRAPH THEATRE- BEACH RGAD. FIRST SHOW 7-30 to 9 P.M. SECOND SHOW 9 15 to 11 P.M: A HIGHLY ENTERTAINING DRAMA IN 3 PARTS. k 9hnem9 —ft lpreafal inte-pretAtioa ct] characters of wonder'uhy strong human interest. A POWERFUL. DRAMA THE SPELL
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      369 1 ORCHAftQ ROAD. Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARO ROAD. TO-NIGHT Extra Show at 8 p.m. CsL-ai Show at 9-15 p.m. TO-NIGHT TO NOT B£L!£VE WHAT WE TEIL YOU But just ask the Public their opinion o' TEMPKKLEY. "The Finest Film we have ever beta iv ;b:8 TOWN." Tucy Lnosv a Film when
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      56 1 LATEST ADVERTISE WENT S. "Ladvhill" to let— Page 2. Signal Sergeant wanted for Master At teudant'6 Otfice Page 2. M auici pality invite tenders Page 2. Dr. Williams 1 Pink Pills— Page 2. Powell aud Co.s calendar Ppg« 8. Revised sailing liets Page ti. iMnce at the Adelpbi Page 10.
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      122 1 THE WEEK. ji Monday sth *\\VYk «ufHi ft* <*r» 4-'i3 p.m. S. G. C La<";i s" Spoon. s Ft,ur Days Mur^ 1 War Loin. H'ghWutet 5 1 a.m...*l'pm. R I outward mail rxp. c r d. Thief Days Mure, War Loan. Wednesday 7th. «Igb vv**i.r-r G4J a.m., 69 p tr.
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    THE MAN WHO WINS.
    267 2 Some men seem to have all tbe luck. If there a-e any good things going these men get them. Thejc*n make other people do their will. 1 hey are leaders. If they are orkmen, they set a foi email's job. If they a c bachelors they
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    BELGIUM RELIEF FUND.
    142 2 On behalf of Mrs 11. B. Salmond. Mr D. R. Kinloch, care of Chartered Bank of I. A. and China, Singapore, acknowledges with many tbanks tbe following further coutributious Previously acknowledged $31,756 49 H. K. C. Fisher 100.00 C. W. Harrison (Jane Subs- I Cription) 10.00 Chas.
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    THE TELEPHONE LIST.
    328 2 The following alterations and additions were made dnriug June. 841, 842 Adarason Gilfillan an 1 Coy., Ltd.. 843 Private Branch Exchange. 739 Anthony, A. G.. Charmante, Nathan Road. SI S \viet. M. F.. 6 4 Oxley Rood. 169 Bailey. A. N.. Woodside. Grange Rd 1453 Koou Bin
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    PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES.
    61 2 The old time Portable Steam Engine is r now giving place to newer ideas. R. Garrett A Sons, Limited, have introdnced a Piston Valve Engine using Superheated Steam m which it is claimed half a ton of coal will go as far as a ton m the
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      365 2 MOHAMED USOP The famous Comedian HAS RETURNED HAS RETURNED AND WILL TAKS PAKT TO-MCUT TO-NIGHT BY THE STAR OPERA AT THE THEATRE ROYAL NORTH BKIDGE IiOAD. A MALAY HIKAYAT In 2 Parts. Kinta Bohan PART 1. L TAH. Manager. IN THE MATTER OF THE ALIE4 ENEMIES iWINDINC-UP ORDINANCE ii 14.
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      725 2 i Notices MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Municipal Commissioners of Singapore m vita offers for the Demolition and the par chase cf the mateii Is of Bidadari Hoaee Serangoon Koad. Particulars and tender form can be obtained at the Municipal Engineer s Office during office hoars. Tenders on the prescribed forms and
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      416 2 1 Wanted it?!G€ i AppHcatins will be received at the Master Attendant's Office up to 26th July for the poet of Signal bergca ut. Salary Si, o^o per annum with free unfur--1 niched quart rs and clothing. Applicants should have a good knowledge of the Semaphore and <» orse's Signalling
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      600 2 To Let TO LET Lady Hill" (Orange* Grove Boad), partly famished, beautifully situated, tennis and stabling. Entry Ist August. Apply JAEGER Co. 5-7 7. 0 7 TO LET FURNISHED Compound Howe near town. Three bedrooms with bathroom and Verandah attached j Stabling. Apply A. S., c/o Free Press." 2-7 uc_
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      639 2 Auctions AUCTION SALE OF A 2 Seater Standard Car Tti e proof rtv of the late Mr. bl Wo^Ucool To be held at our sail Cn Thursday, Bth July at 11 a m A2».aUrlOH. P. 4 c 5 linerswith bfKxl. wind screen and flickej s jted v. ith detachable artillen
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1436 3 I Issued by FRASER Co., Exchange md Stare Broken, July Jrd. All questions o 1 Sterling Shares must be regained as prcuy ooxuical for the DMM^L RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Ttmmtt. Burn**, bellurs. 80,000 ta ta Allagai c i _m sT^ 100,000 1 i Angio-Java 6 8 7
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      998 3 Auctions NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, IN LIQUIDATION IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF A Large Quantity of Valuable Shipchandlers 1 Stores, Nautical Instruments, Books on Navigation, Glassware, Crockery, Linen &c. BY ORDER OF THE LIQUIDATOR, NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD TO BE HELD AT The Norddeutscher Lloyd Store EAST WHARF, TANJONG PAGAR On the following dates MONDAY
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      325 3 j| CALENDAR FOR JULY, 1915. "j| SUNDAY 4 11 Ts 25~ I MONDAY 5 I 12 I 19 26 i j TUESDAY 6 13 J 20 I 27 1 WEDNESDAY j 7 j 14 j 21 j 28 THURSDAY j 1 8 15 22 29 FRIDAY 2 9 16 |23
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    The Singapore Free press. Monday, July 5, 1915.
    1584 4 The Singapore Free press. Monday, July 5, 1915. He.c <-Ji.il l ihe Pir--; the People's ri^bt maiatafah Unavvcf! by iniin-r and unbribed by jjain Here patriot Truth 'n<-i gloriouc pierepts draw. Pledged to X li^ioa. Loyally a:.<! l*wr. We have just one month to go before the anniversary of the
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    MALAYA'S AIR CRAFT.
    118 4 A Patriotic Effoit. (From Our Own {.'orresvondtM.i Iron. July I. The second air craft Uhe Kiuta crafi 1 ha 6 been fully Mibflcribed tor and c^afc 3 has been KJUMtJ im iijtl y aubsci ibed for bva Ferak rebideut. Th« money I(rr thet-e Infct two craft was
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    151 4 Paris, .July 2. Yesterday, m the region Of ARM, we exploded a rcir;e. Weiepulsed vioieut attacks :n the cities. To-duy there m a heavy c*nDonadeon the front Ypres to the Aisne. Werepulted. On the Ablaiu >t. Nh/t>ir«: Hoad, an attack preceded by au iuteu'-e bouihardmeut. by the
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    THE PALLADIUM.
    171 4 j The excellence ol the acting ami tit 'capital Btorj wrifteo cooiwl tut- tale of I Tbfl Hor-H dI 'I enij>ei i.\ rna;ie U aii i»ntU'(iinte tncOPM rut o !y nt'. Ihfl real •tege but n!-o as a einemsp odoctton^ wnd when the film wtM !.<^t bhovrn heie
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    THE CINEMA CASINO.
    143 4 The ptcked booaa at Uu HMino on Snturdny Di|tbl ir«i rnctical Mltenet of j the public fn\( nr von by tL is po;ui!:,rj liout-e of f i:t( jtiii-nuiit. And Mr I. Lovep, the oourteoui nuuiacer, ipnoi 10 e.iort to DMfce all bis \isitors roiMfurtable •The chief pirtuiH
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    109 4 The auction of antiques, etc.. under the estate of Song Tiang Kay, incif tnj, ;»h- nounced to he held at Messrs Cbing Keu«4 Lee ond I'o's. sale room, has been pofttponed uutii next Satuidwy. At tht Church nf Rt. Jo«rph. ycstfidi.y, there was a vt ry imprrs^ive and beautiful pervice.
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    THE WAR LOAN.
    315 4 SUGGESTED APPEAL TO INDIAN INVESTORS America Participates. [By Submarine Cable]. Kir TIE "8 8 KEY] C ft. Locdou. July 3. The "ftattc, leader. 6upge6ts tbe practicability q( ing the War Loan accessible t v ludm investors. Vast stores of widely d, wealth had been hoarded by the
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    ITALY'S EFFORT.
    30 4 Rome, Jul f 'l >■• b markable ii u:iib* f otm nauouu! loun, indie: n, jj a v riolinn itj Itai Hrn f e;< slitutiout- have also inbsct I
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    ITALY'S WAR.
    199 4 Successful Artillery Bombardments Komr. July ;-<.— A ar i iqi The artillery :'re on all fronts U il ;ng m intensity eppecial yii i here j the Italians ).it%«.' «ti'<-c!!\t work- ll I :(di! The A Tbu t>da y rru'ttu i.i nn BOfoetx Ikfl portlltf i-lojj'- of -r...
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    THE ROLL OF HONOOR.
    21 4 L->nd'M-:. .luly I iiamnil fehi Itrifjedit QejMteJ W. Boot I !M Lientenanl Colonel I G Rill i
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    LANCE CORPORAL'S V.C.
    54 4 Loudon. .h.'y 1 :ii i i; :wortb. of tLi- iMth Loi don D^lUflrirfiJ iect>i\eh the \.l ;.ina croi»b fci nompiflMllH bra\iiy :u (.ivt'tici 1 a iatot bunii'Mig etMmmtM btoi.'d fully e\]> r-t tot tw>, kHMtd < f neti'v parapet auti tbrew Lvi i fifty hornb^ aniou£ tkfl
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    COLONIAL GIFT AEROPLANES.
    33 4 Loodoa, .'uiy I Hmu kh «3 a ffctnrrtiy prrtmiti tin flying tLe iMoplaiiefl subscribed Africa, Wmt todies, Qibcaltei a« It nag ibßNigli Hrn ftiwragm <. Nil c aejx^planei baw bMO pronaiwtd-
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      164 4 KELLY AND WALSH, Ltd. $sio °yff° w SELF FILLING GOLD NIB ALL SHAPES AND SIZES KKPT IN STOCK BY KELLY AND WALSH LTP THE WHISKY I^^^^r.' STILL GOING STRONG V Ns W^^'-^- V/ l THREE BRANDS STOCKED i^/^ V if^fe^^ BL CK LAREL JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd., Singapore and Kuala
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    CONCERNING MUNITIONS.
    417 5 SUPPLIES WILL SOON BE SUFFICIENT. Past Mistakes Make Good. [By Submarine Cable]. EiUTM'h SOVIC*. London, July 3— Regarding the time before there is an appreciable acceleration m the output of munitions, Lord Cu»zon said m the House of Lords that m certain reepecta we might expect a very
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    WHAT IRELAND WANTS.
    122 5 Mr Redmond Reassures His Countrymen. London, July 3. Hi Kedmond, at Dub hu, emphatically reass-ured the Irish people tbat the Coalition Government could m no wise interfere with the operation of the Home Rulh Act. What Ireland wauts," he said, 1 s a spirit of confidence and
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    SOLDIERS AMOK AT JHANSI.
    148 5 Three Officers Hurdered. London, July 8. Tiie Pres^ Bureau States that two native soldiers ran amck at Jhansi and sLoe and killed Major Gale, cut do.\u aud kilied Liouteuunt Courtenay, and rev towards the officers' me?s tiring. They wouadei ea route L'apt. Hudson, aud turued towards
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    COTTON WORKERS CONCILIATED.
    52 5 London, July 2. —In the HoQM of Comnions, Mr Lloyd George annouuced that he hud received a resolution from tbe cotton people practically amounting to a Kunrautte that uo t-tnkr? or stoppage woukl takd place dnrir.j» the war. They conferred to uuy with Mr Kanciiaan acJ Mr
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    THE BIG GUNS.
    418 5 ARTILLERY DUELS ON WESTERN FRONT. Enemy's Futile Attacks. [BT Submarine Cable aioTii's Hifcviot. Paris, July 3. A communique says There have been artillery actions on the whole front between the Yser and Argonne, especially m the Quennevieres district and on the Aisne. The Germans m Argoune after
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    ALIENS IN INDIA.
    250 5 A Peculiarly Difficult Question. London. July I.— In the House of Lordp, Lord Stracbie rais-td the question of unintemed ulieu mirsiormries m India. Lord Isliijfitou said that the report for which Mr Chamberlain Lad asked had not arrivt-d. The question of enemy aliens m India was peculiarly
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    MUSLIM WAR CHARITIES.
    46 5 Lot don, July 1. fbe C'orr.mittee of tbe I I-latnic Society is misiug lunds for tbe endowment of widows uud orphan* of Muslim soldiers killed m tbe war. Tbe appeal foe sub^enptious empbasi^ea tbe bereditaiy and truditionaJ tidelit\ of tue Mttalimi of India.
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    BOTHA PRESSES ON.
    12 5 I Pretoria. Ju'y 4.— General Eciba Lsp occupied Ulavi.
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    IN GALLIPOLI.
    282 5 TURKISH ATTACKING FORCES CUT UR Warship's Good Work. [By Submarine Cable']. Kidtik'h Bibvios. London, July 3 General Sic lan Hamilton reports that on Tuesday after noon hostile columns northward of Achi Baha and southwaid of Kilid Babr were seen preparing for a counter-attack on the positions we had
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    IN THE BLACK SEA.
    89 5 Russian Submarines' Successes. I'etrograd. July 8. Russian submarines D the Mack Sea sank two btt-aiueis and 3i:e large bbip, all laden with coal, food and supplies. They also wrecked a steamctr moored ashore and fought at the entrance :o the Koi-phortiß an armed schooner >vhich was
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    ENEMY INTRIGUE GREECE.
    25 5 Athens, Jali Kverything points to the determination of Vene/.elob to resume office find terminate the Teutonic piopaganda. which is aseuuiiug great proporl>crtions.
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    SUBMARININGS.
    331 5 Mere Merchantmen Sunk. West H;.rtl« pool. July 2.— Tbe four thousand tea steiii.tf r Wei bury, with a cargo o:f biigar from Cuba to (^neenstown, was sunk by a feubmarine s gunfire off the coast of Coik. The crew were picked up by a trawler. The crews of the
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    THE RUSSIAN RETREAT.
    481 5 HEAVY LOSSES OF THE AUSTROGERMANS. Big Battle Imminent. [By Submarine Cable]. UIOTIB'B SRKV\tjB Amsterdam, July B.— The German communique says On the Dniester front we stormed the heights of Kurostowic north of Halicz. General Lin6ingen's pursuit of the Russians continues on the whole front from Mariampol on
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    BATTLE fN THE BALTIC.
    287 5 Germans Lose a Minelayer. "Wisby, July ;>. A naval action wan beard aud seeu from the cost coast of (iotbland at 6 80 this morning. Warships later were Sren steaming nonhward but at ten o'clock four cruisers were engaged iu running actiou near hiud. (jercnan Jestroyers
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      909 6 Shipping 1 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ fioyal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, 00LLY2B QUAY. TIWDBR CONTRACT WTTH THE NBTHBRfiASPB IWPIA QOVWRNMKWT. DONGGAL4 Pceloe Buknm and Pangkalan Evesue J nl y Brandan Riouw and Bagaa Si-Apt Api Jul y Sampit Riouw, Prigl-Radja^ Sapat, Tembilaban, and Rengat July 5 DlEerfns Montok and
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      584 6 Shipping "ELLERMAN" LINE. BBKBBasaaaßa^i Ha^ Maaßaßaaßaßa p TO LONDON AND LIVERPOOL s.s. NETHERBY HALL sailing on or about July 9. TO LONDON ONLY s.s. BBANKSOME HALL" sailing on or about Aug 4. TO MARSEILLES AND LONDON 1 s.s. CITY OF RANGOON sailing on or about Aug 8. For particulars as
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      559 6 Shipping MM. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LIMB. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD R8 Chili July 2 ss Polynesiea July 6 fes Polyne^ien Aug H s- Nera July 18 88 Nera Aag 27 ss A Steamer Aug 1 88 oep 10 as A Steamer Aog 15 ss Bep
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      643 6 Shipping J P. &6T STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAUt I For China, Japan, Penang, C«?«% tt Australia, India, Aden, Egypt Mediterranean Porte, Piymoatk and London, Through Bills oi Lading leraed tot r )i\ it Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and a&.i-*om Foils. Bteamen will leave Bingapasc on o> %ao t MAIL LINES Uouvward
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    WHEN THE BIG FLEET COMES IN.
    594 7 j Five'pm., and the officers of ono of his j Majesty's oiltertkers are yarning and ■thanking their lucky stars that things aro j likely to be quit t for the night. Anchor watch will then ouly mean having aa joccasioaal Jok round. Sndd.-uiy a
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    THE SUBMARINE'S RECORD.
    206 7 I The relative merits of battleship and submarine are sti!! very L /v. Normally,' the butle-uip ranuot Kttdtk the tubtmiri::e but Ibat provides v* wi'h no argument*. X .< m v. a crtiii-er cannot attack a battSefehip, bat tbe cruir-nr ii no lew valuable on tliut account
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    "DIE HARO, BOYS! "
    163 7 "DIE HARO, BOYS! The Middlesex Help It." la a grnpliic description of the second battle of Yprea ocvirr-> this pass ige io which i^ told ihe eirea mstauces m which Co!. Stepheußon fell and bia last words of aconragetnent to Ins men— the moito of! ihe regiment It was on
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    U. S. LIBERTY BELL.
    692 7 Extraordinary Distntegration. Philadelphia, May 1. Liberty Bell, the most precious relic of the birth of this nation, is afflicted with an insidious disease of co 6erious a character that metallurgical experts have advised against sending it to San Francisco for exhibition at the Manama Pacific Exposition.
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    GERMANS IN INDIA.
    288 7 i Aftsb rms Was. The Englishman." commenting on the' position of liermaQß iti [adia and other parts of the Hast, gavt -So fir ue India is concerned, we thiijk the opinion is very unanimous and vrry strong. We do not want any German firms here with their
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    CONSCRIPTION.
    460 7 The Men Who Will be Taken First. (Specially Communicated to Town Topics)." In May or m June conscription will be introduced m England, (date a mistake). Conscription will be introduced because we are now able to create sufficient arms and munitions to equip a much larger army. Hitherto, the
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    MUSIC ON THE MARCH.
    449 7 Pliying Out ¥pbbs Heroes. To tLe E Jitor of The Daily Telegraph." Sir, It is perfectly certain that we caa 3o with f. lot more music. Listen to a minor incident which occurred a few uights ago. We were coming out from the Ypres salient. JJicody
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      121 7 I PAINS AND ACIirS !•< ndacbe m ed nut njakc youi life misen bic. Toothache ue<d cot torment you. Earache need Dot drive you wilj. Backache need not oolt yi»n foi tvotfe nor c(-urai^ia mate plea sure iiupossib c. I ittle's Oriental Balm cares these and fll o her external
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    THE ZEPPELIN RAID.
    1269 8 AT RAMSGATE, MAY 17TH, 1915. Bang Rang Two a* *ul crashes rent the air and then m a moment the whole scene was lit up by searchlights and barn* ing incendiary bombs. There could be no mistaking what was happening. Ramsgate was being raided by a Zeppelin.
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      676 8 I AafbgjL Quality. 1 With LEA PERRINS' SAUCE, a few 1 drops sprinkled over the meat, fish =g /shll w S^vi^ or cheese, &c, are all that is required C/fol* to impart the most delicious piquancy j The QUALITY and concentration of its |yj «Wf©r®W* ingredients make a little of
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      232 8 i THE BEST DRINK I *^3( j IN HOT WEATHER. Lj^D| Large supplies have lately arrived from London. Oi ALL STOREKEEPERS. Aromatic h^^^ fl^^^b 1 rf 7.1,1 1 tie (hOl.anj 1 c« J^r :'i4tr,r{i r.ff y ■,OOC ,000 bet- "The Beverage that Benefits 99 l^^l N T "TT.lv t'.ir** niifn.lii'r,
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 9 <CORBECTED DP TO July 3) Bank 4ms Mj 32 demand M 2-4 116 p nvate credits Bms 2-4916 France demand Bank 296$ IMDU.T. T. I 75 i HOBSKONa, demai d 22 a Yokohama, dema-. d i^| Java, demand I4«s Bamqkok, dam&nd g 6^ SovßaB laNbi Baflk B i:y:ng fB.t)4
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    PRODUCE
    160 9 July 3. m buyers SP'2.5O ler 1100 Gambler Coba No. 1 ]3 40 Gambler Cube No. 2 22 oo Pepper Black ordin. is 'pore 19 00 Pepper, (White fait; 86 Oo .Nufcn»dgß (110 to tie lb. 2100 Nuiiuege <80 to t.» c lb 22 fiO Mac* <R«tr.rf*> Bn ir
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      439 9 r HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI i BANKING CORPORATION Sterling £1,500,000 at Is.- 115,000,000 t I Silver 118,000,000; »SS.OOO 000 &«mfy« Liability of Proprietors^ 118,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. Hon. Mr. D. Landale, Obairmaß. W. L. Pattonden, Esmj., Deputy Cfcalnnaa. «S* 5?i Wellt Es^- IP H Holyoak, Esq. G. T. M Edklns, Esq.
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      350 9 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. ESTABLISHED 1887. Policies are "WORLD WIDF "UNRE STRICTED." "INDISPUTABLE" and 'NGN- FORFEIT ABLE." j Claims, loans, cash-surrenders, etc are promptly settled by the Genera A "ills at kJJ 16 Rfservt>s f protection of Policy holders are over £8,500,000. 5 The Accounts are supervised by
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      112 9 wj JB A jrt t j w* |SS *J i ii -rTr-i M-amL mii n_ I WIKCHfSTER BOOSC, HWMMK i Telephone no. G47, Sicctrica! EaglMers, Maoufacturers aod Goßtractors. SIEMENS BROTHEgS py^iO fQfitS, Id. Canton House, Vastmioister, Loedos. tmppUei Dejt, and Stores (Ippcf Tiismes Street, Losdoi. Lampg and Fttttngi Dtrpt. Oalsfoa.
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      81 9 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. Per P A o. rtr. Pe»U.-Mt P.. Innc-s, Mr A. L/. VvlUtOO'. Per P. ft O Bfcr. Mali.j.l.— Nurse T. A. Sii-in-f-cn. t PtN.y K. Btr. Miahima Ham.- Mr E n Fi»h, Mr fl. Brov.uins. ilr J. v. Winfcom. lie D. Pater. sou, Mr A (Ji cu-juet. Per
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      450 9 LATEST ARRIVALS Lietof vessels m port at 11 a.m. on Jaly 8, 1915. BBITIBB. Name Date of Arrival Remarks Hainam Ju!y 2 i nner Romd§ B. J. bpence Qufcer Roads Hong Bm No Wfaarf W ill o the Wisp July 3 Inner Roads Sri Muar Hong Ho ida No. /"wharf
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    NEW YORK SENSATION.
    274 10 GERMAN PLAGES A 8018 IN THE CAPITOL. And Shoots a Millionaire. (By Submarine Cable]. r Blum's Secvice. Washington. July 3 —An explosion occurred at midnight which considerably damaged the Senate wing of tbe Capitol. Reports state that it was a bou-b outrage but there are indications that
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    St. KILDA SPEAKS.
    79 10 Londov, •!>!'.> i. A* grrnr patrio ie demonsirat'.oa *v S r Kilda the GoTernot referred to the awnkenu,^ of the Empire. The ihief Justice vigorously oritfeiMd the rejec'iou of volunterrs, which had h«->en ."0 percent aud a.-k^d with eir. p ba^is i»:d ail NapcJeou's men have perfect
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    THE MARSEILLES EXPLOSION.
    38 10 Marseilles, July 3. The exoirisioa did much ilaiunge m the vicinity und caused consternation m th^ city. T\ie firemi n made bmml j»sMant atlem^a at re«cus>s. deep'te the dd'ties, but found ouly ch:ir red bodies
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    MURDER IN A BATH.
    32 10 London, Jolj I. Ocoxgi Smi^b wps seutep.ced to dea'h at the old Kiiley. m the famous bride* ninrdpr chsp, tor the murder of Messie Mucdy iv a bath.
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    WOMEN AS FARM HANDS.
    26 10 London, Tuly 1. Lord Selborne (Minister of Agriculture 1 issues aa official ap peal to women of all classes to assist the
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    PROFESSOR MOULTON'S TOUR.
    32 10 London, July 1. The Rev. Professor James Hope Moulton, :-i a is to visit India m the autumn on behalf of the V.M.C A. He will lecture m Bombay.
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    HOLLAND'S SOCIALIST LEADER.
    21 10 London, July 2. The Dutch Socialist leader Troelstra bat wit! ikawa from public life owing to ill health.
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    DEATH OF DIAZ.
    17 10 Paris, July 8. Top de.ith is announced of (if-Dera! Purtirio Diaz, ex-president of Mexico.
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    THE DAVIES CASE.
    139 10 Mr Talma, the District Judge, was occupied from 10. HO until nearly 1 80 ou Saturday iv hearing further evidence m the case m which J. O. Dairies is charged with cheating m respect to S7O, and criminal breach of tru;-t as an agent m res-p et
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    62 10 In the third police court on Saturday, another Malay member of the crew of tha Zweena was brought np, charged by Captain W, D. Modal h wih breach cf chity and wilful neglect. llr> was remanded ou bail of 9200, and will be tritd with the other ten men, charged
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      THE RESERVE FORCE AND CIVIL GUARD BILL.
      1174 10 THE RESERVE FORCE AND CIVIL GUARD BILL. To the Editor. I Dear Sir,— I have read with tbe greatest interest your leader of tbe 26ch ultimo and the several letters which appeared m, your paper with regaid to the new Re serve Fore* and Civil Guard Bill." Your leader, I
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      TIES FOR TO DAY.
      144 10 .A Class SINGLES. .T. A. Dean v C A. Leggntt. J, E. Tyler v G. G. Hill (If not played on Friday). B Class SINGLBS. I). Stl. Doig v 11 W. Sinclair. l)r. M. Vv". ChUl v Uobiuton or Shervington. Tintle; v P. A. Teale. C
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      TIES FOR TUESDAY.
      121 10 K. (i. H. Hartoell D. Walker. B Clam sin<.i.ks. C. B. Baddt n v hoig or S.n< lair. Cuss SINGLBS (1. Mamoll v BenjaAeld or Vfilson. K. A. Baoklebridge Hoirn or Sftilwell. A. G. Stredwick v T. i» smith. NEWCOMEBB' H iNDICAP. Leitofa or (irfville Smith v
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    98 10 The July monthly medal bogey play was pliyeJ on Saturday and Sunday, and resulted tn a win for Mr C. Everitt. Thirty three curds were token out and the follow iun were returned C, Everitt 4 1 down A. R. CliMiicellor 12 'I B. L. Talma 4
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    CKICKET.
    112 10 s li. c. v. Shbophibh L.I. In an interesting game on the S R.C. ground ou Saturday, the Shropshire**, scoring 84, were defented by 28 runs, after the Club hud declur^ J with 1 12 runs on the board and only tive wickets down. Three men got almost all
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    80 10 The ju jitsu v. wrestling contest, a reminder may be given, takes place at the Hnritna Hall this evening. The pictures on show include the patriotic three reeler, The Fiiuge of War." What is claimed to bo a record cargo of raw eiik, consisting of 3,CuO bales valued at 11,750,000
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    THE "GLENROY,"
    330 10 'COMMENTS OF COURT OF INQUIRY. la the Government Gazette appears the report rf tbe Court of Investigation in'o tbe stranding of tbe Glenroy of Glasgow m tbe Singapore Strait off tbe Jobore coast m April last. In an annex to their report tbe tbe Court remark, with reference
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    289 10 Agontn. Sime Darby Co. AlorOajah: I0 650i Ay*»r Panas 80,0t>0 BnHfc Lintang 24,000 Chempednk 7,000 ChimpnJ 9.216 Kern pas 1 'J 257 Lentiu 1V, 200 Krnbong: 8,884 Pantai 7.881 Sungei liuhru l">*00 s*e Kee 4 ;;7 5 Tebong 4 1 500 Agf'uts. J. Snodgrass. Matnng Malaku
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    65 10 The Misses Woods, cabaret entertainers, have scored quite exceptional successes j up country. They have been persuaded j to fix up return visits for Malacca aud I Seremhan. They were at Kuala Lumpur \i on Saturday, and piny at Hang ou th« 7th, Ipnh on the ICth, Taipiu{> on the
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      337 10 THE BEST SWISS MILK IS BEBE BRAND (Guaranteed Pure and Unadulterated). UNSWEETENED CONDENSED A pure rich cows milk, condensed, end wittioot t^e addition of any sugar or Chemicai preservative. Every tin is pure lull cream milK— (not 40 i cane sugar wnich is cheaper ch*n mi.ki Bebe brand conaen«ed milk
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