The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 18 August 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. IEN CENTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1015. NO. 8,522.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    241 1 Thc despatch i? now published petting forth the heroic part ;:!a\cd hy the navy in the historic landing at the Dardanelles That the Turks are becoming more and more impatient of tbe German irou heel becomes mote and more apparent aod a revolt againr-t (he intruders in
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    WITH THE A.S.C.
    1028 1 Ibe colonel at Jiuner was highly amused. Thr h f ut the other end of the table, he said, got a commission, came out here a few days tg. and within two hours of leas/ii g the train was iu the trecches. That night te contrived togaouton
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      287 1 ORNAMENTAL TILE WORKS tl, Hill Street Sin<; U'Okk. MUtioi Marble, Egyptian Granite op any Fancy Stone. -*-*m x u *J -XD h\;i N i i \I FR] D LEA 51, i'.i.!. S_T__E T.I i rafj-IFS MOTOR 6ARAOF ii i> i i ■__a_Maaa_ RAFFLES HOTEL BUILDINGS. 1 ELEPHONE No. 491. CARS
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      206 1 I ii Ci f^ Ll W <£ 4f^. f%*&§ T^Jr^jT^ *<ii^^' SS***' __a K__s ij e__ -*mmr wmtm^ e ,s*-^*^^^j?3es*j_Sssi^a^p^ 9 Qf^*gg_?aiF tg-^g^^^&nrTjaM^irr.^ igai^-g*><?*-ia B ors g e used, Always used! Uq Guts No Punctures Sole Importers INT___v_m__tloNAL TRADINC Co. !3bK3_*J"J_-3*_s_"*2«*_*-.^_- *-•;>• fe'«ia.,"* _v .^.v 7 T> IT 1 r^sf>l_?
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      136 1 LATEST ADVEHTISEUKNIS Stelastic BUper tyres Page 1. Boxing tournament Page 1 Little's Oriental Palm— Page t. *k.:i snnouncementa— Page i i tcj N ice Page 3. Be Bim Choo Kim, iecd.— f'^ge I. Mi. tor c\cle for 6ale Page Overland car i Ofered Page S. h police wan ted for
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      112 1 TBE WEEK. Vedntsdaj ISth. rrif:b •<•'**&.*_., 24 3p m, Flret Qnartec Men n. Thursday 19.1t BUfh Waft i s 3- 3 p m Friday 20th. Hr_h W t r f-1 ..i. I Ifl p.m. P. 0. hornet rd m_il dust*S turday 21st. II jh Water S 9 am 6-fi a.ro.
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    BELLIGERENT HARVEST COMPARISONS.
    357 2 Russia's Agricultural resources Petrograd, duly 15th.— A large and representative meeting of *he delegates of the General Administration of Agriculture for tho purchase of laud for the require* ments of tne troops was held bere yestei day. npening the rueetir_. M. Krivocheine, the Minister for Agriculture, indicated
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    AUSTRIAN HARVEST.
    100 2 Official Warning Against Optimism. rich. Jnly 18.— The Hungarian official ge*.:y has issued an emphatic warning against too optimistic conclusions regard ing tbe new harvest, pointing out that •even if tLe most favourable n ortl are realised the crops nill ittU tall below those cf 1919 and 1918,
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    A TRAGEDY AT BOMBAY.
    175 2 Bombay, Aug A tragedy occurred at about one o'chx I >rninj| >u house in Lenad nrai Roa I, Api lie Bander, whfcu I IT, Wilkinson, en aeeistent in Messrs Msurcks end ro.. Ltd., thot his two boarders, Frederick Creighton, an aoeistani ie i uid Co., und
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    DRIVING BELTS.
    76 2 Frequently considerable trouble arises through the right belt not being selected and the dnves not properly arranged. The GANDY belting which is world famous as for its strength, durability and gripping powtr is especially suitable for this; climate and is not affected by heat or moisture. The Borneo
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      477 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. THE PICK OP THE TITLES NOW THE RAGE AT HOME (Sister Susie's sewicg shirts for soldiers. Jack Chatm&n. Aro we do withe art d? No! I Jack Charruan. We shall all do the Goose step, from the Eleven. Business as Usual j When we've ~ound up the watch
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      542 2 To-Night I To-Night AT THE i oM____B_O Bfl I j Opening Night of the Great I Universal Mystery Drama By England's Greatest Fiction Writer, E. Phillips Oppenfreim The Universal Film Manufacturing Co. is far famed for its production of Serials. The Black Box is the fourth production and without question
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      436 2 GRAND CHANGE OF PROGRAMMI^^ NEW EPISODIS KEW RBELS fEw Of 1 HE WORLD'S ***** ,TS AT Iflfl POPiH!. dl -I ™"WWZT' PI€CUR€ PflCflpV^_______L^ ;T JUNCTION OF ALBERT BENCOOLEN STREETS r l^'^ssj THE KO3T WONDERFUL FBOTO-n THE PERILS OF PAULINE STBI ten flf I Q< DABO UTHM9 20 TWENTY EPISODES 20
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      1033 3 Auctiions Preliminary Notice BEHN MEYER Co., Ltd. (In liquidation) AUCTION SALE OF Machinery, Tools, Motor Cycles &c &c. TO HE lIF.LD AT "ohn Meyer Co. s Enginesring Department at Telegraph Street OA Saturday, 28th August, 1915, at 10-30 am. Corapri-in- Centrifugal pumps, Mining gravel pumps, Fulsometer pumps, Rotary 1 mns
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      880 3 Notices JAT. SIKHS <)_e hon-lrccl Jat. Sikhs required for the Kelantan Po'ice RITES OF PAV. Constables $IGB ?.9i per annum. Lance Corporals |0 1 do Corporals 81.8 do Sergeant $3fu do Sergeant Major do Jat. Sikhs between the B£es of '20 and 30 years, deshous of joining t hould app'.y
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      592 3 f^soȣCl3 *//2/ 0/ "j HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES AT MODERATE PRICES, Q CIGARETTES i^S-Sj W^ Packed sn patent vacuum tins insuring the perfect condition 11 l__fP MO Erec VIRGINIA af\ i c/\ m^kjflF lM- tJDtJ leaf foU cents per tin ol 50 t pj/ So/e Manufadaren ARDATH TOBACCO CO., LTD LONDON, ENG
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      415 3 Wanted I Paß.iO WORKS DEPARTMENT LAB FAN. App'icatl is will be received up to Um Ilea. hmg is f the ost of i)r_i iu the Publi'; Work*] Di irtment, Labuan Tbetalar- attached to tte _>t io _7. r 6 pn annum rising l y biennial Iscremeati if llif to a
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      407 3 To Let TO LET FURNISHED. Lh>ane. 74 Kind's Hoad. near Clunyßoad Station, Raul 190, ustry sth Ootobod Apply to J. M. MACLEAN, Lisvane. 14 7 24 TO LET FROM Ist SEPTEMBER 7 be Ground Floor of 16-' 9- Bteuiford Road, at prt gent oooupiad by Messrs. Wniteaway, Laid.a»v A to
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Aug 18, 1915.
    2341 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, Aug 18, 1915. The pnblicat ion of tho recent proceedings in the Boose of Commons, and chiefly Mr Gershom Stewarts interpellation over the matter of the Singapore Mutiny, with the confessed lack of information on the part of tbe Impi rial Government five months after
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    THE NAVY'S PART.
    347 4 GALLANT SAILOhS AT The DARDANELLES Vice Admiral HMft fcspr [Bf BobMi m Cable], LOLdoi 16,-ror tj morning papen Vice Mmii •■en it fc ued on tL, b th, !!es. He gives". of the de.r the landing <: aiipoli I pa> san olouufnt tribute lothUm itefa r M
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    THE RESERVE FORCE AND CIVIL GUARD ORDINANCE.
    90 4 A special 'contains the Ordinauct after committee amemlua ots. are uot ver\ pt from regis! I i r and noli. their rsasrs from th 'ree ac to the Volunteers and Governor to accept, if be dt Hl\ it of any I Reserve Force
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    A MOTOR ACCIDENT AT BANGALORE.
    85 4 cers Wife Breaks Cc accident is rept»i t« ti I eaii f* .iav ttiornil R for Kolar. Mr B wheel. Four mile.* from tl tbe pa;' ly oa tl adedtfc the man tock no BOtioe vaa sent thi mtmm ni 6W( avntd iln and the
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      232 4 |j I mm ty *jm K~ '^"^^Ef'Vit* _j* '1 it *T a S V sJ'Sf 1 ts- ti Imm m. _J_M__i 1 _i__H_____2SK I __S _gT_B I— -*-xJ***» __K, '^W-*^___|_9^^ E__ra_S__i'__p_MSi 5 S ra»|^ v HwP_R I _L_B B— 1 I v _SC iHBHar U^ Uj BS~ _^_ka_ -*—Hi ___P-Jjßs_y*-^^ffi____
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    TURKS TURNING.
    61 5 ocvCLT AGAINST THE ARROGANT U4 GERMANS. F: :;;-;;:t:e3VTonstantinop!e. tsc-rsi i S-UYion. Losdeo, Aug lf.-H reported in a t B s tbat fort. fi-eTu.ki*h officer! frou. have been sent in chains to l _Ltincple following s revott sgainst D ia Const rising ruiksi gainst are already spi J es
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    BULGARIA'S DEMANDS.
    34 5 Turkish Cnassitti ll] ll ptp ••ort ant Government ci pio I i owing to the Turks' intense dislike toi irith the Allies is Turkey will certaiuly give iu wever prob_ a: concessions
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    MUNITIONS FROM CANADA.
    10 5 t B ril trs in tnada upl *>
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    U.S. TO. AUSTRIA.
    101 5 rd Precedent. -The United in a cr :o the Austrian emphasises tl tstria fnrniahe 1 l >reat the Boer War. when ipits tha com men lion cf one belligerent to G eat Britain I i is of thousands cf powder, car:: 1 shot and v, triial lar
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    NEW YORK'S MONEY PROBLEM.
    62 5 London, Aug. 16. a continued I envy fill in sterliug exchange cn New York Is caasi: apprehension. Both New _ork and Londan recognised that it was IS to >Lup geld inasmuch as America l. Various financial autl recomcc that each aid issue loans of a character
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    OBITUARY.
    20 5 de tth i ooacc i sn 1. i i *an. :»vs papers from 1 B i b :.ber of
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    MENGLEMBU LODE.
    19 5 m Sharehi msjxm&at.) 7. iibu tL;e pre fo« the future I pre I e cent of the
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    BOXING TOURNAMENT.
    73 5 i been axran| I i Will rhorsdaj officials LI. ceeper. limiuarj i elaseci with cond dn\ finals hi a rouud kOd Ci I. U ■>'• mt i. are gout Qtir O'licers and fellow COOMMfe I and Um B Pr^ars to be r«ij opa or.o. Th.exc" Should P rcvilit>
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    RIVAL GUNNERY.
    161 5 BRITISH ARTILLERY NOW IN THE ASCENDANCY. The Germans were Surprised Reut_b'_ Servics. London. Aug 16. Renter's and other correspondents at army headquarters lay J emphasis ou the fact that the recent P-riush success r.t Hoogs was due to thoi eriority of British artillery. Our men are elated nnd
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    GERMANY'S "STRONG MAN."
    91 5 Ven Bitting Cusrs the Chancellor. a lg. 16.— Information has i from a gocd source that tbe SN B the 11 a- r and Itr Beth* miru Hollweg (Imperial bancellor) are less cor:. .1 tl I n_ ily. Itissaidthat the ir tofDr B thmann Holl meg is
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    A SUBMARINE "BOMBARDMENT."
    62 5 London Aug 16.— Official k German marine firsd several shell* ut Burton. rrington ar.a Whitehaven early this morning. No material damage was done there wars no cstsualtiea. A few shells hit the railway embankment nertb of Par ton but tbe train BSrviCCJ was oi. i delayed. The
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    IN THE DARDANELLES.
    350 5 01 i Singapore 80/s Description of Life in a Dug Out. The Singapore friends of Mr snd Mrs v. fl. Basburn will b_ interested ia Mr Di nglas Rasburn a account of life In s dug ont in ti>e DsrdansUsa particulars ol which have been sent by
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    THE CEYLON DISTURBANCES.
    149 5 Prornul {ation ol a Field General CourtI >j ar tia Panodure on July 18th, 1915 (postponed from Julj 17th. 191. c oners I K ]i > > A l> ,M ljt nis lloouetilleka, R rar, Kalupabana. i ._> p• DO i .1 'hn An ara ...i K
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    THE VOICE OF THE ARMY.
    1640 5 DEMAND FOR CO* PULSORY SERVICE. From H. F. Prevost Battersby. (Mobnikg Post Cokrksponpent.) Britiah Headquarters, July 17. Uis an entirely new voice, but tben, is it uot an almost entirely new Army That point has obviously not yet penetrated to the intelligence of the pecple
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    AN OFFICER PEISONER.
    245 5 His EXPERIENCES IN GERMANY. An officer of the R.A.M.C. who has ro centlybeen liberated and allowed to proceed tp England as an exchange prisoner, writes to a brother here very di i isively about the treatment to which he and his fellow officers were subjected as prisoners
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    91 5 A Jew boy named Mooes Silufi, 15 years of age, was charged in the second police court, yesterday, with' the theft of §18 in notes, nnd a gold ling value &IG, from the house of Salleh Moses. 5, Princep Street. Accused pleaded guilty, and Mr Clarke ordered that he should
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      309 5 "THE PASSING SHOW OF 1915." j^jffr His Ma^ster's Voice" y^M^f^- RECORDS ELSIE JANIS ORIGINAL ARTISTS. THE RECORDS. 10- Inch Doublc-sidcd Record f1.75 [7 (2-4231 Ballin' the Jack— Fox-Trot ELSIE JANIS The] tu 1 r ten Brigade (Finnikin 1 I IstoSSBSjrS ***** I rud( (fl rman Fin fr) EL.iEJANiS M 539
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      178 6 Sh ippi nit "ELLERMA_T LINE. For LONDON HULL 8.8. CITY OF RANGOON due on or about Aug 30. B.S. KANDAHAR" due on or about Sept 12. For LONDON Bs. CITY OF VIENNA M due on or about Sept 22. Tte above steamers have accommodation for a few fir_t class passengers.
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      821 6 S h i p p i ng KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, OOLLYBB QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THB NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. E_o£_ Muntok and Palembang Aug 18 V. P. PiRRA Riouw, Letong. Kramat, Maras, Tarempa, Midai, Genting, Poeke Pandjang and Serassan Aug 19 Snst'SEL Tandj
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      538 6 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD ss Polynedien Aug n go Cordillera Ang 15 83 Nera Aug 27 ss Paul Lecat Aug 29 ss Amazone Bep 10 ss Magellan Sep 12 ssCordilleie Bep 24 A bte amer Bep 26 ss
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      603 6 Shipping p. &oT STEAM NAVIGATION COMP^ For China, Japan, Penang, Ce?.» B Australia, India, Aden, Egypt Mediterranean Ports, Plym^t, and London Throogh Bills of Lading igsoed to. nw Goabl, Persian Quit. Continental an_ Ports. **«i-n«y Bteamers will leave Singapore oc o» He, MAIL LINES HOMBWABD (FOB ECBOPBj From Singapore, connecting
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    SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
    1129 7 Birds as Man's Allies Intoxicating Meat— lmproved Suction (.'leaner Air Adjustment Banana Bread Saving Wood Waste— Open Air for Pneumonia— Cobalt Plan ting WaterPipe Respiration. That insects, and not man, are the dominant power on earth is the startling insertion of James Bockland in the Smithsonian Annual R
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      287 7 CV* r 1~ 1 j^VW Jl _I__*_B 1 ALWAYS THE HIGHEST QUALITY Tne bnonuoua Stoc_s held by BUCHANAN Co. at their Donaed store (.the largest in the world) enable them to maintain tne high quality of this famous blend. EVERYWHERE. tl a S 5 s _p* mm a B*_a a
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      140 7 _y Astn_C. txraachlili aod ~a m tto*Mm f«»ckiy cere* b> W__— I BALSAM 1 of I 1 ANISEED I __m Of ail Chen- ME. H lm m Ml lUC 0-_t|si_-__t.__ \j. ft&fl Wm twA wjj To distinguish thc original ara r jg^ genuine Worcestershire Sauce from Jz? 533 the many
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    THE WAR AND RACIAL PROGRESS.
    410 8 Major Darwin, in the presidential ad dress on Eugenics During acd After the War to the Eugenics Education Society at the Grafton Galleries said tbat our military system seemed to be devised witb the object of ensuring that all who were defective should be exempt
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    BACK FROM THE FRONT.
    302 8 j «)ue of the tirt*t of Malaya's reprcsinta jtivei to come back from [be v.ar l*; Lance Corporal William Ridsdals of the I Middleet-x Itejjiment, who arrived in Penang on Saturday by tbe P. A 0. Novara Previous to the outbreak cl war, Ridsdale j was
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      469 8 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. THE AUTUMN RICE MEETING (UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING) WILL BE HELD ON P Tuesday ths 1 9th, Thursday (lie 2 lst, and Saturday ths 23rd of Oct., 1915. PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 19th Cetober, 1915. 1. THE HVXIM STAKES -2-45 p.m. So.O. an 1
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      540 8 4 7. THE SINGAPORE PLATE PURSE— 4-15 p.m. 5-50 p.m. Value $600 and SlOO to each Second Etorse. A Handicap f<<r all Horses tbat have run at the Bieeti-g The b rses may be devided t>> the Handieapper Into the Races named. Entrance Fee, t-iu. Distance. Bcnrry Course. 5. THE
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      35 8 MASTIri'H, STEE^ _Bs__fgr *^*dies.j g*g\ jLr_Lri2| {-_r! _ox n ,D *fs ■t!'"»*»*r*u--iti*«. :w b m,./ aTm^t T p i-" IUI th# hu mm* »u-k» w^^^_r\_i2ri^st^-^ 1 \s< Wi^ for funct[onal troubles. 1 1 pariq i
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      150 8 It is in mortals to command success at all events, in the matter of motoring. Given a reliable car all you have to do is to f:t it with mW _T _j___ _r neu if n Prllf^LJ pi Iki I tiwnmmlvii 1 yres the famous French niake) One Quality Only
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      21 8 Tvrp<*. I X j JL \_yro. The best that money oaa buy. Material ahead of any other make— 2s years manu-
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    104 9 AUG. 1 7, 1915. The following are the only shares as to which changes are notified iu IfeaErs Fraser and Co.'s yesterday's _hara list I Names Buyers Sellers Allagar U Od Is lid Singapore l'uited ls 7d Is 8d Tehran (Johore) XI ISa 6d £1 1 4_
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    EXCHANGE.
    54 9 Corrected cp to Aug 171 Bank 4 m a 8 ti demand 2-4 532 Private credit* p m s 2-4 25 b2 France demand Bank 305 Bonqsong. demai d Yokohama, demat d 1131 Java, demand IfOJ Bangkok, demand ftei Sovbbbignb, Bank Buying |B.t_ Bank ol England Ik, e 0*
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    PRODUCE.
    137 9 Gambier 1100 Gambier Cube No. 1 13. 40 Oambier Cube No. 2 12.00 Pepper Black or_:o. 1 'port 19.00 Pepper, (White fair) 11.00 Nutmegs (110 to tie lb 81XHJ Nutmegt (80 to Me in g_ Mace (Banda) 80.1 0 Clove6 (Amboina) 40.00 Ball Coffee (4) Black' 27.CS Tapioca, tmall
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      509 9 a War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP Wi GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UMITED. READ OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 3:2, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company ha* £20.00C deoosited with the Supreme Court of England, and
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      462 9 CHARTERED BANK df Mk totraßa mi ifiln®, 'AID DP CAP'TAL SI JCO.WG uuuti FUHD nlaoojooa LiafctUiy of Profrtetoas... _l _00 &0" HFAT' OFFICE S3, SUHOFSSATiS, LCRDCH. B. C. A3_\CD_S AND B__9O9DMII _mritasr Hon^Larig Fc_ac| Bangkoa lloilo Pckefi Batavia Ipch Rangoon 3cm bay Kcr_c_i Balgon Calcutta Kl-.ng ST.rcmban ""anton Kobe b__ngb&i
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      490 9 ESTABLISHED 1874. THE ORIENTAL rVEKNMENT SECURITY LSF£ ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorpo* ated in [ndia.) ASSETS excbbd $28,000,000. offering ABSOLUTE SECURITY to Policy-holders. CLAIMS PAID exceed $26,000,000. PROFITS to Policy-holders at last Valuation |1,116.678. Next Distribution of Profi s as at 31st Dec, 1915. LOW RATES. LIBERAL CONDITIONS. APPI v for
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      380 9 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. The undersigned having been, appointed Agents of the above; Company are prepared to accept Fire, Life, Marine, Motor Car,! j Personal Accident, and Fidelity i risks at current rates. WEARE Co., Ltd., A _ent« I 24-7 35 ROBINSON ROAD. 28-8 ROYAL INSURANCE Co. Ltd. I FIRE AND
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      104 9 OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA (Osaka Kcrcantila SttiMiMp Co., Ltd.) KOBE BOMBAY LINE. The Company maintain- a regulai cir^o gervice with six -teamen Bailing al 1. nka'o'oi, Hongkong, B [nga pore, Port Bwi Utm, Penang. Colombo and Bombay and c_ one rt'tmn voyage calling at TuMo Cm Singapore, Hongkong and Moji. For
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      156 9 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. Per P. 0. steamer Arabia.— Man H A. Bveraley, Mr F.B Petl, Mr and Mrs J Mac Kean. Mr and Mis Farranr. Mr J. Berry, Mr F.J. Fcriin. Mr .v. Mao ell, MrO. K.Barnett, MrD. rarley, Mr EL g, Mi W. L. Bawber, Mr II G. Jamofc. Per
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      380 9 LATEST ARRIVALS. L.st of vessels in po-t at 11 a.m. oa Aug. 17, 1915. British. Name L»ate of Arrival Remarks I;>o?] Ang 16 Inner Roads Pb>t-.i /-id i Patrol Aug 17 Keppel Harbour Giang Ann Inner Roads Katong Sappho Ddtch. Singkel Aug 16 Schouten Bao Ko Soon Aug 17 Fit
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    2331 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) A Former China Merchant. Edinburgh, Julj 22, Tbe death is announced of Mr A. D. Prcvand, nt one time li Pa, for the Blackfriars and 11 itehescntown Division cf idlasgow 76. Mi Provacd was by parentage and birth a Glasgow man at is yean;
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    CHARGE OF FORGERY OF CHANDU LABELS.
    309 10 Th< nii'uuiy ii quiry into tie (lunge prefem il against T< k !l<li Khim, of Cbi p ili'.'i Cboon Qeau Press, K Macao Street, v. s partly hcatd to 11 e Ihird police court yestei\i 13 Me Baddeley, Saperiatcndent of tbe (jovcn.tii; at Moaop
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    RUSSIAN WEDDING IN COLOMBO.
    490 10 KADO_iT/KFF I>R IfBVfUS. Perhaps the first Russian wedding in Colombo took place at the G. O. U. when Mr Boris Peter Kadomtzeff, Russian Consul at Colombo, was married to Baroness Madeline de Mevius, daughter of the late Baron Paul de Mevius of Brussels. The unique but
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    49 10 Tbe results ofthe August medal competitions were ns follow Ladies'. Mrs 1 G. Stevens J up Mrs Drummond t Allequare Mrs Cantrell 5 2 dot Mrs Nicholei o ier 5 down Five cards were U*ken out. liens' c. Bveritt :> down Eleven cards were taken our. ***e^_**—
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
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