The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 July 1915
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Title Section15 1915-07-30 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. rEIN CENTS SINGAPOBE, FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1915. NO. 8,507.15 words
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Article109 1915-07-30 1 Results of yesterday's lawn tennis Page 10. The results of Penang Races are given I on page 10. Further evidence was beard yesterday w in the Brisoane-Vivat collision case Page 10. The second accused in the Kwong Yik case bas been sentenced to seven years im prisonment109 words
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Article809 1915-07-30 1 THE DAWN OF THE "RED CROSS." Soon after sunrise on the morning of June 54, 1659, there commenced the day of slaughter we know at the Battle of Solferino. Upon the one side were the French and Sardinians, upon the other the Au6trians. Three hundred thousand men marched that morning809 words
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Advertisement424 1915-07-30 1 ORNAMENTAL TILE WORKS 81, Hill Street Singapore. Patent Improved Flooring Tiles (PATENT* J) APRIL 1914.) Imitation Marble, Egyptian Granite or any Fancy Stone. (BbltE OWNER AND I'ATKNTEE, ALFRED LEA 51, HILL STREET.) RAFFLES MOTOR GnHT RAFFLES HOTEL BUILDINGS. TELEPHONE No. 491. CARS and LORRIES on HIRE DAY and NIGHT. GENERAL424 words
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Advertisement231 1915-07-30 1 LATEST ADVERT ISEMKN J S At the Theatre Royal. Zoraida Page 2. Shipping Ocean S. S. sailing listPage o. Situations vacant with oil company in Sumatra Page 2. Notice re change of address of Lowe, Bingham and Matthews Page 2. Notice re closing of Assurance Associa tion during the holidays231 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous238 1915-07-30 1 THE WEEK. Friday 30th. High Water -u 59 *.n. B. I. h« uueward mail due. Com. Mr^. St. Mary's Home, 9.15 a.m. M. il. H< iueward mail due. Municipal Commission, W.JJO p.m. Saturday 31st. High Water (M a.m l-°0 p.m «t. Andrew's School Annual Sports, 3 3? p.m. 15. I.238 words
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Article228 1915-07-30 2 We have received from the Editor of the official guide book oo Eastern Asia, issued under the authority of the Imperial Japanese Railways, a copy of the latest volume of tbis work which is that dealing with China. Tbe idea of the series of guides was228 words
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219 1915-07-30 2 DBCUSSION OVKB A HKAItTB BY-LAW. Bombay, July 7. A controversy which is interesting to those iu touch with municipal affairs here is occurring between the Corporation and the Improvement Trust. The Cor poration, as the custodians of public health, are having various amendments to the219 words
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Article195 1915-07-30 2 Selangor vs Negri Sf.mhii.xn. On Saturday evening, before a good crowd on the Padang in Kuala Lumpur, an Inter State football match, Selaugor vs Negri Sernbilan, was played off. The teams were made up as follows: Selangor.— Goil, H. L. Bennett backs, Latham and Jeavoos: halves. Audersou, Sansora195 words
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Article16 1915-07-30 2 Major C E. Blacdfoid, tutu. 30th Mountain Battery, has been wounded in the Persian Gulf. j16 words
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Article32 1915-07-30 2 The Tribuna says the Kings of Bulgaria, and Roumania will shortly meet, as the guest- of King Constantine, at Athens. Three Foreign Ministers will be also pre «ent. Serbia will be represented.32 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement61 1915-07-30 2 FORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. The old time Portable Steam Engine is now giving place to newer ideas. R. Garrett A Sons, Limited, have introduced a Piston Valve Engine using Superheated Steam in which it is claimed half a ton of coal will go as far as a ton in the older61 words
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Advertisement545 1915-07-30 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. THE PICK OF THB TITLES NOW THE RAGE AT HOME {Sister Susie's sewicg shirts for soldiers. Jaca Chai man. Are we downhearted? No! Jack Charraan. (We shall all do the Goose step, from the Reveu. Business as Usual When we've -wound up the watch on the Rhine Business545 words
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Advertisement733 1915-07-30 2 PICTURES YOU WILL WANT TO SEE I FIGU-B I* BS=» COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME «=S# -at the:- it C! 11W off CINEMA \J £tL Zj 111 Vf BEACH ROAD. BT THE SEA i To-Night! Sifo°w ND 9-15 To-Night!! A LAVISH PRODUCTION WITH A NOTABLE CAST A FIEND HIS FRIENDS' IN733 words
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Advertisement763 1915-07-30 2 Notices TELUK AYER WHARVES. Tenders wil! i.e received until noon 74th August, lnl.*> by the Singapore Harb ur Board "•j tor th*. renting ofthe Gtodownn No. 1, t 3it 4 I wiih the adj. cent wharf frontages ou the I it luk Ayer \V arvea. t'ull particulars nuv he had763 words
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Advertisement638 1915-07-30 2 1 Wanted WANTED By a Lady, leaving for England ln October English nurse tota<-e charge for the vo>ag< of two little feirls aged :>± and Si yearti. Apply W." o/o Times of Mala j a Pres.s. IPOH 30-7 tths uc WANTED Chlnepe Clerk wanted for an Estate ii healthy part638 words
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Advertisement453 1915-07-30 2 LisvaDe, 74 King Road I B huUon,Reot»7o.e„:,;^-- APPIytOJi<i,ACLEAW^> TO LET H "MAISONETTE. 6 T^ 0 rooms new C hick> to v«id«h Five UA kept ground. exoellen! S' ar^ 3 j ate rent. Immediate entrv COtt,fc Mofc. i 19 7 A^^OWELLH, TO LET Lady Hi!!" (OtaMe Gr fnrnished. beautm lu Bit453 words
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165 1915-07-30 3 The Chinese who attempted the life of .error General Lang Chai Kwong illl— tlj isays the "China Mail") has mAmmtA that he was sent from tbe rails to throw bombs with the object ■I murdering Governor Lung. He was tried and immediately executed. Governor165 words
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Article153 1915-07-30 3 Pea. SKHOtD To Morrow IF I Wished." P&rie, Jsmt lI Ai. The Matin gives j H\:rnctt- of a lecter from the Kaiser i penoaagl of the Bavarian 4'ourt, which M SASeema. to have been published in Spaiu. Tbi Kaiser moists on the absolute: ;:v for the (1-ertnan arms,153 words
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Article1666 1915-07-30 3 Issued by FEASEK Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, July 29tfc All quotations of Sterling Shares moat be regarded! M fmrely aomln&l for the present. O*F. 1 86,000 isscni 2s Paid. 2b Allagar LaotDis. 5* Butbrb. Bar.r.uas. 1 11 8 600,000 1 1 Anglo-Java 6 1 i 71,666 words
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Advertisement994 1915-07-30 3 THE GREEKS AND MALARIA. Ma'aria is now believed to have bal more to do with the uecMoe and fall of Greece than the swords of th« Rocuaus and invasions of barbarian hordes," fays a we'1-known writer. "Int»oduced m r o that great country o/er twenty four centuries ago, it weakeoed994 words
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Advertisement233 1915-07-30 3 VI-CASEIN I The Ideal Purin free Nitrogenous Food. A Pure Casein enriched with Glycerophosphates Invaluable in debility and Neurasthenia. A Powerful aid to nutrition In health and disease at all Periods of Life. TOniC. Invigorating and nerve restorative. a It contains Phosphorus, iron and sulphur in organic combination, and is233 words
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Article, Illustration1444 1915-07-30 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, July 30, 1915. rl«c l ihe Press the Pa pieV right K?iata&t L...i»- i .'>'*!•■•• and tirbrtbed l>y gi.n. ..tr- Truth i pie ipta j. iw. M«l*< I to N hj ni. (yval.v ind I.**. When Mr ASQXJITH announced the adjournment of the House of1,444 words
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Article630 1915-07-30 4 The Canadian Assurance Co. announces i that it is applying for £"200,00" of the new Britibh War Loan. Mr Graham J. lieli. of Kramat Pulai, is at present in intan acting for Mr I). B. Scark. manager of the Kahman Hydraulic tin mine. Mr Stark is ill iu hospital in630 words
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Article104 1915-07-30 4 By CovßTßhr m THH Khkn(h Gknk.ua r.. Paris. July -T.-Todav ln tJe the pass aDdcr66l A 6 hell from a French bntten hash, the German general V on Dtooirk 6c front of Lee FootsiieHw 1D Q lijf I T.e French uoop suj^^have captured the post ol Lolie104 words
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Article56 1915-07-30 4 Tbe continuation t t i, KU h marine goodh by h)uni „j takes place at Mm N D mi wharf at Iftjfl a.m. 'i n |oo d« ijjj now mostly packing, cil E rOD u fchipfe' I— Ipn, linoleum r K l! etc. The prifMc throuftu have56 words
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Article102 1915-07-30 4 (iKHM\N Sr, MABIMI 'I KB b A telecram from Municij Neu6te Nachricbten. commenting ontta voyage of a (iHiman tthmmtimt fa W.lhelmehHVerj to th> ItinfaliiiHw out that the licteaec I i ri m] tt while the Ifiitasea BMHtM New York is Mil| The pnper add> nn102 words
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Article82 1915-07-30 4 CHINESE STUD ENTS TRAVELS. A Chinese 6tud»-ui of sb uildii Lu Lee. whs chared at i tiro* r>on:. with entering a prohibited area w permit. He said became- Era and w*s a student under Professor Weicr albo that he wa* previously ii, i.arr:* Shipyard The Chief Confttbti re; u I82 words
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Article333 1915-07-30 4 Mr .1 l i Ktnc*y. who ig ou hit way home to Kurope lrotn Sawtft, \t tteynf icr I (ew (lavb in tiißgTuwwi Mr A. G. Stof) 1 uji4(i'-._ Hongkong }*ud >ha:.^ba. Utafc, H hi Ku rope on the 18tfa ril Siberm mouth»' iea\e. Among other thn:p» beofl I icto333 words
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Advertisement365 1915-07-30 4 OULJCj ¥^%MgFi g; -!_g-&^ i^'*&_^?^ a 'BP*^^^flS s^t *^w* s^^Br^___N* *^V K^^^^^^&_^iste^^^^^_i I •AT- 1 J_WAA^Bmff*r^. __> __f^____-_9___ --fW*** s 3 L jr -jfiir WWWWm^maW A _-_______K^l .rf^-sßi?^. I w^^igß.. mw '»>r^^^!s___L,v i v klsSs'^K ___B^__»- "i?*T__________B»S>«lß^^_____r<* .<Bt__> *^siP»"^ p^ _Pifli*_____£_PNfr'i i v S____________**^____ rf^ _B_'*' X *tf* -ri'i ■>'365 words
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Advertisement108 1915-07-30 4 ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARATION OF WAR. NOTICE. A Public Meeting of British Subjects will be held under the auspices of the Straits Settlements Association, on Wednesday 4th J August 1915 at 5-15 p.m., in the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, for the purpose of passing the following resolution •That, on the anniversary108 words
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Article324 1915-07-30 5 GERMANS CHANGS THEIR PUNS. Driven Back from Warsaw. [By Submarine Cablt*]. Petrograd, Jul 2*.— The withdrawal of tha Russians and the redisposition of tbe forces by the abandonment of deep salients bave shortened the Russian front during the past fortnight to about seven hundred mies. on over324 words
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Article84 1915-07-30 5 Turks Fortifying Asia Minor. London, July 28. \rrivals in Athens frdu tae i> ird-taeilea report tbat the Turk* are feverishly fortifying the coast or" A-»!a Micor from the entrance to theDardanelles to th-j Gulf of Adramyti. They are expec:m4 au attack ac a new point. Pans. July84 words
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Article77 1915-07-30 5 Ju!y 18. —In a very lively stru£ |k uortbward of Souohez, the (term»ns ■tdi three violent a:cACis ut dtffereut puiuts, but were thrown back by vigorous counter attacks. The communique adds tbdt aa attempted German movement in i Arwonae wai checked by ride fire. Pan?., July77 words
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Article89 1915-07-30 5 Fortifiyiog the Carso Position. Home, July 29 The communique M.JS In t'arnia the enemy under cover of fcg attempted an attack which was promptly repuistd. Our Alpine troops stormed a number of trei cbes in front of Palpiccolo. cp*-nt the day ou the Carto plateau strengthening the important89 words
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Article144 1915-07-30 5 London, July 58 A remark ible leader in the Daily Chronicle, paying tribute to the work of Mr Lloyd George, denoun j ces the MHHifblc intrigue of his former opponents, uow admirers, who are trying t o ruu him as a rival to Mr A-quith. The Daily Lh144 words
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Article36 1915-07-30 5 The Gaiety puts forward a holiday pro- gramme full of fun and interest. There are new chapters of Lucille Love, further adventures of Col. Hetza Liar, Max Linker's struggles with mother-in-law, and I some dramatic film*.36 words
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Article427 1915-07-30 5 NO MORE LEGISLATION. Tribute to Russian Gallantry. London, July 28.— iu the House of Commons Mr Aequith moved the adjournment of the House till Sept. 14th. He pointed out that the Coalition was responsible for the substantial legislative ontput, including the War-Losn which convinced, the world, particularly427 words
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Article174 1915-07-30 5 Singapore Mutiny Compensation. London, July 28. Ml Bonarlaw in the House reply.ug to a question by Mr Mac callum Scott concerning the riots in Ceylon said tbey were chit-fly due to racial and religious animosities. Sentences of death had been pussed in certain cases but he was not174 words
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Article165 1915-07-30 5 A Crim Watch and Ward. London. July 28. The Archbishop of Yoik, in a two column article describing a fortnight's visit to the Grand Fleet, says that it is impossible to realise the strain of waiting for "the day." or to realise tbe sacrifices tbe165 words
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Article76 1915-07-30 5 Regulations have been issued by the Japanese authorities governing the re sidence of foreigners in Teiugtau. Every foreigner must be provided with a certi ficate of nationality and personal standing issued by bis o*n authorities, and countersigned by the Japanese authorities, except in the case of German or Austrian subjects76 words
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Article1032 1915-07-30 5 SEVEN YEARS FOR BOEY LIAN CHIN. Speech for the Defence. After a four days' hearing, the trial was concluded at the Assizes, yesterday, before Mr Justice Earnsbaw and a epecial jury, of Boey Lian Chin, an ex director uf the Kwong Yik Bank (in liquidation), on a1,032 words
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Article228 1915-07-30 5 At the Assizes, yesterday afternoon, before Mr Justice Earnshaw and a com mon jury, Low Bok, a Hokien, was charged with the attempted murder of Ang Kye by stabbing bim. Mr G. G. Seth, Deputy Public Prose cutor, stated tbat there were three or four Chinese who228 words
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Article140 1915-07-30 5 [This poem is the regrettable result of being shut in a railway carriage witb nothing to read but a pile of ten cent magazines from tbe [J.B.A.] Say, ain't it fierce when your own candy kid Hands jou tbe frozen glance and passes by, And sees140 words
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Article140 1915-07-30 5 A Presidential Mandate of the Tth July ordered the partisans of Wu Cbuufu, who was chairman of the .irst branch ofiice in Kwangtung of the Chinwanghui or Society of Salvation which is reported to have been established by Dr Sun Vat 6en iu Tokio, and140 words
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Article99 1915-07-30 5 COTTON FOR- I Scandinavian Imports Increase Six fold in War Time. Mr Runciman in a Parliamentary paper says: "The aggregate quantities of raw cotton imported into Norway, Sweden, and Denmark from all sources in the periods specified, according to the official trade returns of those countries, were as follows:July to99 words
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Article41 1915-07-30 5 Melbourne, Juds 25. Mr Pearce, Minister of Defence, replying to a question, said the Government did not propose to adopt compulsory service yet. (Reuter). (Australia has, however, universal train* ing for school- boys up to cadet age).41 words
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Advertisement139 1915-07-30 5 REGULATION KHAKI PUTTIES SHIRTS FOXES \^S^SF REGULATION REGULATION iBW KHAKI spiral KHAKI PUTTIES PA SHIRTS m^'-i-^Wm ALL SIZES. JAEGERS IMb KHAKI Wm KHAKI PORO-LASTIC JKfB KNITTED putties SILK TIES ROBINSON Co. MASPERO FRERES I CAIRO-EGYPT BOUTON ROUGE FELUCCA MADE FROM THE FINEST SELECTED LEAF ONLY. IN AIRTIGHT TINS OF 50.139 words
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Advertisement922 1915-07-30 6 Shipping KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—B, Oolltbr Quay. TNDER OONTKAOT WITH THE NETHKKLANDB INDIA QOVERNMSNT. Reyniersz Samoit, Bandjermasin, S"agen Kota-Raroe, Balik-Papan, Samarinda, Tar tkau and Herouw with transhipment at Bandjermasin to Marabahan, Negara, Boentok, Moeara-Teweh, Poeroek- ijahoe and to Pasir. July 80 Van Goens Belawan-Dell922 words
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Advertisement645 1915-07-30 6 1 Shipping "ELLERMAN" LINE. TO LONDON s.s. BBANKSOME HALL" sailing on or about Aug 12. s.s. CITY OF RANGOON sailing on or about Aug 15. Tbis steamer bas accommodation for a few first class passengers. For particulars as to rates of freight and passage money, apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd.,645 words
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Advertisement572 1915-07-30 6 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON Md MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD 88 Ville de la ss Amazone Aug 1 Ciotat Ju'y 94 as Cordiilere Aog 15 ss Atlantique July fco A steamer Aug 29 88 Polynesien Aug H A Steamer Sep 11 as Nera Aug572 words
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Advertisement653 1915-07-30 6 Shipping p. &oT STEAM NAVIGATION COMP4 it For China. Japan, Penang, (W. AoitraUa, India, Aden, rET Mediterranean Porta, Pi/i* and London. Through BIUb of Lading w«oed to. <v^ Ooasl, Persian Gulf. OonUnentai and 2? tot Ports. -"-ewesi •Btoamen will leave Singapore ob oe u* t MAIL LINES HOMEW4BD (tOR EDaOPi)653 words
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Article596 1915-07-30 7 i There are two things about which tbe j nation ought to be thinking, writes Mr Lovat Fraser in tbe Daily Mail. One is j Calais and the other is invasion. There is every reason to believe that the Germans will strike another blow for Calais. It596 words
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Article236 1915-07-30 7 Dbatb skntdnck Cabbibd Out. The sentence of death, whi(?h was passed on I>. E. H. Pedris, was carried out at Welikade Gaol by shooting. Town (.iards and Spboial Constables. Tbe Colonial Secretary, Ceylon, has forwarded the following circular for in formation in connection with his special circular of236 words
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Article471 1915-07-30 7 Episodes in The History of Heligoland. The important part Heligoland is playing at the present moment is no new chapter in tbe history of this island during naval warfare in the Nortb Sea. Indeed several referenoee to its value as a naval base bave occurred more than471 words
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Article311 1915-07-30 7 By Cyril H. Brethf.rton. (Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.) Wake England, wake O thou tbat long bast slumbered, Empire is ibine thou canst not falter now. Give them tbe lie who say thy days are numbered. Arm and go forth with lightnings on thy brow Rise England,311 words
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Advertisement188 1915-07-30 7 TSe TROPICAL ROOFiNG GENASCO Supplied with patent KANT LEAK KLEATS which do away with the necessity of using sticky cement at the overlaps. Tv_dL_______K P? jyEi £hK- ■S^ 5E v_ fe_ _w 3______U f^k.__6K^g>- S&*!* 'a __f__B_y S£» «Av:__- <BIIK-Bt£. > &m%m_mzmtaW* US mme J -__-Fsxifaßfcl&A» >? 3iAmr E______bL^__. l?Vfr188 words
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Advertisement59 1915-07-30 7 MAeTiwa, U jf****** liii dy tor all teNftUurlttaa. "TT.-w__t.r_ mmm *«»P ei Malta's POls ia tha hoase. to t_ut m tt_. aav aim al amy lnw._ntl, af tfc* Syataai a bß_el r do*. r fc; £j_aauitarad *>m whe em thaa» rmctmmmad tfcaaa. fcaaca tij/ wm Ai al ft ijaim. aad59 words
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Advertisement274 1915-07-30 7 MY* DEAR SIR j It is absolutely impossible to get a i jjjj 1 1 better pen of any description than "SWAN" mP*** fci The latest Bwan "ii the Safety which cannot WV t leak even carried upside down j Investigate this wonderfully Simple Improvement 1 Sold by Jewellers, Importers,274 words
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Article1909 1915-07-30 8 (From Our Otn Correspondent.} Volunteers for Munition Work. Edinburgh, July 1. All over Scotland tbe local Armaments Committees are busily engaged selecting from among tbe volunteers all those who are suitable for employment under tbe new national conditions. Most of our Scottish engineers are employed in* the basin1,909 words
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758 1915-07-30 8 R. W. Heath and Singapore Champion at the Garden Club. Two crack lawn tennis players are in Colombo just now, Mr R. W. Heaih of Australia and Mr A. D. Cox of Singapore. Heath, who has won the Victorian championship several times, and the758 words
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Article159 1915-07-30 8 It is both noteworthy and gratifying I that notwithstanding the unfavourable conditions in the commercial and financial world tbe business of the Sun Life Assur ance Compauy of Canada duriug tbe year 1914 reached a level higher than ever previously attained, both as regards volume and159 words
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Advertisement448 1915-07-30 8 C&B Hi T^mTm. FINEST Mj* MIDLOTHIAN ROLLED OATS -A c/«m, tempting food, giving stamina-unrivalled for Breakfast. >» A GENTB FOR LEA PERRINS* WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE *«r PREPARATION 0? N PRIVATE HOTEL. 1^ Stamford! house. nTTivrT ad CENTRALLY SITUATED. J _\\J \__M 1 H lil Bras Basah Road. ___fIU. JB_B__B J^ Comfortable'448 words
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Article61 1915-07-30 9 CORBECTED DP TO July 29 Bank 4ms 2-4 9 32 m demand 2-4 882 Private credits f m s 2-4 1116 France demand Bank 296$ Imdia, T. T. 17 el HOHOKONO, demai d 24 Yokohama, demai d 1184 Java, demand 140£ Bangkok, demand 66 SovBBBiGNb, Bant Buying $8 6461 words
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Article154 1915-07-30 9 July 2y. Tin (150 tons) $77.90 Gambier 1 1 co Gambier Cube No. 1 13.40 Gambier Cnbe No. 2 12.00 Pepper Black ordin, r-'pore 19 00 Papper, (White fair* 86 00 Nat-megs (110 to tte lb 21.00 Nutmeg*. (80 6o tl e lb 22.00 Mace (Banda* 80.00 Cloves (Amboina)154 words
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Advertisement599 1915-07-30 9 J War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insubance is worth ioo cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. g The Company has £20.00C denoaited with the Supreme Court of England,599 words
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Advertisement384 1915-07-30 9 CHARTERED BAN I of India Australia and China INCORPORATED BY WHI CRIRTEI. PAID UP CAPITAL M £1 MO 00 MSERYE FUND Z gSJE Swerve Liability of Proprietors m. 11 ,300.001 HEAD OFFICE. 88, BIBHOPBBATI, LONDOR, B. 0. AGBUCWB AND BBANCBE3 Amritsar Hongkong Penan* Bangkok Iloilo Pukei Batavia Ipoh Rangoon 3ombay384 words
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Advertisement477 1915-07-30 9 f THE 1 MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. Ltd. CAPITAL AUTHORISED £1,500.001 CAP""U SUBSCRIBED £1,125,004 E CAPi.AL PAID-UP mm £562,5(M q RESERVE FUND £500,004 0 BOARD OF DIRECTORS K. J. Black Esq., Chairman. James Campbell Esq. j H. Melvill Simons Esq, J. fii. Ryrie Esq. j Sir David Yule. Chief Manager477 words
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Advertisement359 1915-07-30 9 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. lj The undersigned having been j appointed Agents of the above Company are prepared to accept Fire, Life, Marine, Motor Car, Personal Accident, and Fidelity risks at current rates. WEARE Co., Ltd., A *entB 24-7 35 ROBINSON ROAD. 28-8 ROYAL INSURANCE Co. Ltd. FIRE AND LIFE. total359 words
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Advertisement80 1915-07-30 9 Singapore Gold Storage Co., Ltd. Kear Entrance to Borneo Wharf. Telepone 1026 Sea stocks of all kinds of Frozen Meats etc can be delivered to shipping at the Wharves, or in the Singapore Roads on short notice. OFFICE HOURS. Weekdays 7 am. to 5 pm. Sundays M •a m 280 words
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Miscellaneous206 1915-07-30 9 NEXT MAILS DUE. From Europe.— ler B. 1. Outward Packet I expected on luly Jji. From China.- Per M M. Atlantique expec ted today at about noon. London Mads Despatched. Left. Doe. Arrived July 23 P. &0. I WEATHER REPORT. Kandacg ner ban Hospital. July 78. vv 3 r M.206 words
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Miscellaneous512 1915-07-30 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vessels in port at 11 a.m. on July 29, 1915. British. i Name Date of Arrival Remarks Krian July 28 loner Roada K«ka Wilhelm July 29 Kamcbow Medusa No. 7 Wharf Dutch. Van Ou'boorn July iH Inner Hoadb Ban Fo Soou Vau Noort Pontitfottk f R.512 words
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Article515 1915-07-30 10 '{From Our Own t'ur respondent.) i'enaug, July 29. The weather for the opening day of tbe races was fine and there was a large attendance. Mnch gaiety was added to the occasion by tbe sale by ladies of flags of the Allies for the benefit of the war515 words
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Article70 1915-07-30 10 YESTERDAY'* RESULTS. CHAMPIONSHIP. M. J. Upcott beat J. E. Tyler, 6—4, 6— 2. B Class Singles. Final. Zehnder beat Dr M. W. Chill, 8 —6, 6—4. TIES FOR TODAY. B Class Doubles. Mackay and Blackwell v Soper and Vowler, postponed. CHAMPIONfeHIP. E. G. H. Harfcnell70 words
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Article201 1915-07-30 10 Thfl well kaowo Paxis p:tp»r "Opinion," cornruHQttng oa the danger of pessimistic influences, quotes the reply made by Pre sident Lincoln to a deputation which waited upon him and importuned him at the roost critical period of the Civil War. Now, gentlemen, suppose you had as201 words
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Article1144 1915-07-30 10 MARINE COURT INQUIRY CONTINUED Tbe iuquiry into the loss of the Vival was cootiuued throughout yesterday. F. Jacobsen, Cuiet Officer ot the Vivat, stated that after the Brisbane bad ebewc ber. green light, nothing he could have done, would have saved a collision. Hans Nacua said1,144 words
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Article460 1915-07-30 10 Kitchener and the Masks. The following are extracts from tb« diary of the modern Pepys in the latest number of Truth Meeting Mr Eves, he hears from one in the Army Office, that the reason of my Lord Kitchener retracting his appeal to the publique for vaponr masks460 words
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Article240 1915-07-30 10 In thk West. The Germans admit having had to ab ftndon the advantages which they had gained on the Mouse to the aouth west of Lea Kpargee nnd Calonne. The Telegraaf, of The Hague, learns from Paris that the German offensive in Argonne has proved a complete240 words
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Article23 1915-07-30 10 The Japanese super dreadnought Fubo which is now being mounted with guns' will be given a trial run in August at Kure. i23 words
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Article242 1915-07-30 10 The P. A O. Egypt arrived in Lo on Wednesday morning the 28th in« The M M. Company's eteamer Ami left Colombo at 6 a.m. on the 29tb and may be expected here on Monday 2nd August at about noon. Passengers can now leave Singapo 4 o'clock each242 words
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Article527 1915-07-30 10 RSFOBII OF THE CURRENCY. The report of the Maritime Customs o the foreign trade of China for 1914 gay that notwithstanding the difficulties to b overcome after the tremendous upbeavti of 1911 when the whole governmen of the couatry was temporarily di* organised, followed in 1913527 words
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Article67 1915-07-30 10 The Cape d'Aguilar wireless station near Hongkong was opened to business on July 15th and the first message to be sent was received by the P. and O. Sardinia, which arrived in the afternoon from the North The acquisition of a wireless installation will prove an immense boon to the67 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement405 1915-07-30 10 I ARE YOU PREPARED FOR -«R B Ei^_*r -EE THE DISPENSARY, Ltd have just received an ideal compact Medicine Case ".'ccidi.y ni&Je tor th BY BURROUGHS WE U COME Co. It consists of a handsomely enamelleJ case coofainino iabloid Medicines, compressed, Bandages, Ami«eDiirJ T^^° Km^ of (hlorodyne and that useful405 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous44 1915-07-30 10 SWIMMING CLUB. Launches for Saturday, Sunday and Monday, will leave Johnston's Pier at 9 10 and 11 a.m. 2.30 and 3.80 p m. and return at 9.30 and 10.80 a.m. 12 15 3 and 5.80 p m Tiffins will be provided on these days44 words
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