The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 August 1915

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. rE N CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1915. NO. 8,52r>,
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    267 1 Another Atlantio liner has been sank, bat happily c;;i with beayy lost of 1 f«. ()uiy -is of thy passeogeri t.nd crew temaio unaccounted fr. iii Hr.' ni a Ettunber of Americans on board V.i^e Sabmarine torpedoings are rather proliOc ju<t lio.v. The impudent Ibelt of Norwegian
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    GOLD.
    908 1 It n q worth v. hilc to look back on ancir-n:. as wo) I ;.s later, history of tbia metaL i'iioy wondered what possible m could have caused it to become the firct and ebiefesl t< nreeentatire of value. Be held that il was uot so accepted on account
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      93 1 ikrilES MOTOR OARAGE. I R FFLES HOTEL BUILDINGS. TELEPHONE No. 491. CARS and LORRIES on HIRE DAY and NIGHT GENERAL REPAIRERS OP CARS AND LORRIES Daily or Monthly Rates) BENZINE. LUI RICATING OIL, TYRES, &c, &c ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED. Cars Painted. TERMS MODERATE. C G. CARR 9 Engineer m tharge.
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      148 1 fifr V *^,ViE> £-^Hr^Jryr J^ y& Once used, Always used! S:ic Importers IHTERkaTIONAL TBADING Co. ''THE RECORDS THE PUBLIC WILL HAVE." NEW ISSUES FOR JUNE JUST TO HAND. MUUiJKiij vi I/0., LID., R\ l r l l. E 3 PL ft C E •Si.- ."^--'.r ■:\vt*K.?X^^X '-5 v ?r:r.i J
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      55 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS New (."irqne's last night- Page 2. Ltttie's Oriental Jialm Page i. Woods* fiscal ;i?rtnii>t < are— Pagjs It Bankruptcy notice Page >- Auction of light car— Page -J. .Machinery fur sale Pdge B. Noiice by T. 11, f-atnl) ai.d Co. P.ic;e i. Preach 97ar Loan Page 4. The
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      103 1 S turda/ 2 1st. High W«tet P: aw w 6- urn. 1 Sunday 22nd, Higjfa Water— B-»3 ».m., '-46 p.m. I. A O < 'It V. a! U Tj bIJ ti*((]. Ucaicftl Service, B ustead Lastiiate,! i T pm. Klonf<ay 23rd Llifih V art i P«l i.n B-Sl p.m. j
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    AN EDICT OF ASOKA IN NIZAM'S DOMINIONS.
    417 2 AN EDICT OF ASOKA IN NIZAM'S DOMINIONS. lmpcrtant Archaeological Discovery. Madras, August 10. A report of what will be Recounted yreat archaeo'ogiral discovery com b rrom Hyderabad state. El is no lest th.vi the disc ivery ct ur. other edict of the tamotH Buddhist Emperor Atftfcfi, who ruled over prnc'K
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    CONCERNING WILHSLM.
    339 2 II War." Machiavelli, ought to bo the only study of a prince. He ought to consider peace only a breathing time, which gives him leisure to contrive, and furnish^ ability to execute military pi n,," The German Emperor is the autocrat of what Ljrd Kitchener at the Guildhall
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      511 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. THE PICK OF THE TITLES NOW THE RAGE AT HOME (Sister Susie's -cwi. g slnits for soldiers. Jack Char man. "j Are we duwuhtart ;d No! 1 Jack Charman. (We shall all flo tho Goose >top, from the Reven. Business as I'sual 1 When we've w oand ap
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      318 2 i THE HOME OF GOOD FEATURES. WE STRONGLY ADVISE YOU NOT TO KISS OUR TO-DAY COMMENCING 5 p. m. SHARP WHEN A SPICIAL SELECTED PROGfUMIE Will BE GIVEN And to which you are all admitted at half price to all parts. AND TO-NIGHT THE LAST PERFORMANCE SECOND EPISODE SECOND EPISODE
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      500 2 Grand Change of Programme. EXTRAORDINARY DOUBLE TTRACTIOTWO SHOWS FOR OKE PAYMENT OSF PAYMENT FOR TWfl ittm AT tub FOFOtAI riM ov a >OM u -i j^.. hj KCTION 0F ALBERT i BENCOOLEN STREETS jj THIRD AND FOURTH EPISODES 8| OF TBE WORLDS OEEITESr and LONG,..-. IWWTTOI BI H.M-.LI B00CI4M) 'ii
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    MERCY OF BRITISH RAJ.
    126 3 T ne ly Clemency Propitiates Islam. r juuflnitlT ii *V a statts; jeratioosnow roceeding up the suited on the sth inst. urks being ««1 o"t of their iQ jfUtion at S ::ke b Shuyukh with m and m the surrenaer of a details are awmitod. Our
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    TO MINE MANAGERS.
    76 3 b lent coaeernin^ Urn km oftiu. it is the cost of production kRRETT Super leaied Steam Engine w\ I MiTi 50 l o of jga, fuel ace I other type™ of power. A k-vhat I f< Bl Od BO] represents, aud rbe d I tel I it
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      1218 3 Notices NOTICE. Wo hcrety give nctice that Mr. R. M. Lamb has rejjined our ft.m fiom Ist August. Ui. r >. T. H. LAMB ft Co. 218 Si 8 f The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888. m lira SUPREME COURT OF 1 HBBTBJ ITS SETTEjEMEHMI BETTLEMENT OF BINOAPOEB. IN BANKRUPT 'i'Y. No.
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      477 3 To Let TO LET Fine lar^e I ifli^e, MPtrai po^-itiun. r st flcor, Dinpecsaiy Buildibgb. Bite Place, E.ectric Lift, etc 20-8 uc TO LET FURNISHED. Linvane, 74 King's Road, near C\uny Koacl Station. Kent $70, entiy oth October. Apply to f. M. MACLEAN, Lisvane. r4 7 24 3 TO LET
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, Aug 21, 1915.
    1229 4 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday, Aug 21, 1915. p, I f i that (be me id t: I vacillating unit amongst the a:..« namely, tbe British Government, h; at Eaei fal!< d into line with tb< Bi I. Og f-r;\ i !ti( DB Of F DC< 1 and has as
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    34 4 His Excellency the Governor lias been pi jused to approve, of the following prom otion m the Singapore Volunteer Corps Singapore Volunteer Artillery, .Maxim Compuuv. Serceont G. R. W. Laweon to be Second Lieutenant,
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    "FAIRPLAY" ON LORD HALDANE.
    382 4 In the Fifth Rib. mmmmmmmm Lord ilaldane. m bis ihortaffa of tnuui lions' defence disclosures, Btrurk me as having rather too openly adopted the methods of the vulgar little boy vLo, having no intention of fighting, ihomi his fuce up against l;is opponent** at.d cbullccces him
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    FRENCH FOREIGN TRADE.
    123 4 ferift, I7tk .iwly. r d i n to static-tie? pvbUftbei I > y ti.<- nstomi Admfitni tiom ou I'rencb fot< fjr the first sis mouth? of KMf, the j imports amounted to y,Cf.0, 757,0? f. M c< ipMWd v.nh 4.410.0:>y,000 francs for tbe corresponding period of lu>'.
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    395 4 Bit ßsoallencj the Ooremot has been pYu'.t-d to improve Oaptaia 0. 0 Oaiiat icing placed on the Reserve List of Officers, I Singapore Volanteec Corps, l"jr. i-crupaticn of Taingtaa by (m rmani there wae i Bne IMI boa hbjm tai connecticn vni, the nav.il tocfcfajd Ti.:.- was, btowa Bp before
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    A PREMATURE HAGGLE.
    187 4 GERMANS UNutCiOtD ABOi* EELCiUM Cogitations of the "htellectta.c ■Km i s f >iOl L,ndr:. > n(ll!i Uta rmao into Ur.Bethmaunllo nature* H«rnack. UproU Urn of political!, ••■■•«*»< vati N.-w Yo.k, Aug. 19,-a ■plit on the question of i. Belgii tbeG i believed I eon JygoA- ft urn.
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    THE REICHSTAG EXULTS.
    110 4 And Strafes" 1 1 Ameterdun. ft bat- opt Mfl detcnht-ii Uh ing on the Cabal '1 lit- »ri«l Cbanc Hollirag, h;; -J that I ou Lor t;,; could reglri Hrn future proudly or \nressed his heartfelt thaokf Nt-tht r:. I i ich hau voted BM men rtturning
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    FEELING A FINANCIAL DRAUGHT.
    20 4 FEELING A F INANCIAL DRAUGHT. amefa i -up. H eMittel ebick Diacooto Qcaallfccbftl I -aion owin^ to I pualia. A
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    THE SHELL MAN.
    48 4 Soldiers CfcMrftf Lloyd George I I 0 1 1 U v v 1 1 i I d Llu\d Q M P pt iv be. I can I I if g f« i I i of tbe i I I a*d rlho *i copper I i
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    FRANCE'S GOLD HOARDS.
    22 4 Mtm roil'"* 1 Pan*. Mm LI iJS sterling hi gold btfl r i Bank of FcittM the pabt 6t«D
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      98 4 BULLOCH LADES PURE MALT f|| SCOTCH WHISKY. BULLOCH j B GOLD I 1 T A "RPT r^ 1 AND WHISKY I- ;--vj WHITE CALDBcuK, MAb6Rc6IIK a do. John t Little _f Avi.. red Qrtnscr H. II LION i I i Iwwe-power apeecU Maximum, 31 knots built ai opletc<l 1911; i
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      162 4 FRENCH WAR LOAN. The Banque »!<■ I'Tndo Chine t>egs (<> inform the Public that they are ready to accepi applications tor the French War Loan. The New Bonds m connection with such. Loan are as follow 1. Bons de la Defense Nation^le 2. Obligations de la Defense Nationale The Bons
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    ATLANTIC LINER SUNK.
    188 5 ggttRUH TOHPEDOiS WHITE STAR ''ARABIC." laericaaa en Board. [l>y Sui Cable]. Kroimm'E Bnvicm j (6 25p.n0 The White' lintl Arabic has been torpedoed. Kust 19. (6 83 v n Fhe v fouulered off the Fast I and j r.utes. Eleven boats It ii feared thi larg mini
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    OTHER SINKINGS.
    58 5 hat:cr mmaterial. London, Au; the Wilson liner Gr; etf •>' being re* Lor I 19. Th« Wilson liner I i two small I iah sti uners have r- the cr. mi b-'i;^ BSVVedI. I 18 N rwegian ste ineial ani Romulue, tie span ish lMdory. thp liritieh 1
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    ACTIVITY IN THE AEGEAN.
    28 5 rp it -The German mill" ister, m a i etc to .r» 6 rnment, Bretk veeseli carry onal flii^- fiew ol submarine Ike Aeg-
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    NORWAY ANNOYED.
    89 5 firpudent 1 heft of Pails. Aog 19 N rmay ii ■n g y *t a ftexman n ine itofp Dg Ihe t Haakon ai 1 1 Dg tent a pioteak to t-d itqve&tcd the letvnß cf the The Aftenpoct' 1 says tbtt the Ncrvrgiao people baTe v ad
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    THE "INDIA'S" MEN.
    15 5 dto I twelve ixihary o d boa i. r< irn to fingUund
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    THE CAL GETTERS.
    46 5 last mining I W« •is m proceu mi rid i i\- agreed laadiDi pointi will 0 m day or I v. o. I J9.— a gremteonfereoce aaew wilt be held ai aa e-r;> d«»p to ■OQi»idertL n iff ifamqj ,j ie Bighl Loara
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    THE NEAR EAST.
    196 5 VENIZELQS AND KING OF GREECE AGREED. Serbia Seriously Feiiccis. [By Submarine Cable], Kimnm'i Skbvios. Athens, Aug. 19.— The Balkan situation is of hb;oibiu£ inteiest, especially as regards the possibility ol the re-establish-men! cf the Balkan league on the Bide of the Entente p iwers. Considerable importance is
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    THE GALLIPOLI FIGHTING.
    292 5 I cw British Forestalled Turkish London, Aug. 19. Sir Isn Hamilton reports ihat the recent operations m the > as tie c asist< d of attacks na aloi:?; the southern] aid "a:.-ic" lines, iuc'udi!::: a freefa it» Dg force at Soi la Bay. Then ii t-\ .ience,
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    ALARM AT SMYRNA.
    22 5 Paris, Aug. 19.— Large Turkish forces bavc arrive 1 to garris-ou Smyrna, where Lie Tuiks ftar a Ii ndii
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    ITALY'S WAR.
    129 5 Cavalry m the Trenches. Santa Lucia, Ang, 19. -only two miles of the fortress of i m i fcr achefl remain 'o be lah a. Th I Allans *re near the summit, which U at gly forlifled. Rome, Aug. 19- The Italian cavalry i- r Btive because it
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    COTTON AS CONTRA BAND.
    19 5 V.V.- 19. The British that tbo Allies have to declare cott n contraband of war.
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    OBITUARY.
    12 5 London, angnsl 19.—The death is an* nounced of GardinaJ Serapino Vuuuucelii.
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    23 5 Attention is drawn to the advertißetnent, appeunug en another page, of the op portuniry afforded for lccal applicatious for the French War Loan.
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    FRENCH SUCCESSES.
    186 5 I GERMANS EVACUATING MUENSTER VALLEY. Artillery Ascendancy. London, Aug. IB.— A telegram from Paris H-ayslhat theGemians are evacuating the Mueuster valley. TjpLus has appealed amougot the troops at Gubbweiller and also amongst civilians at Colmar. Paris, Aug. 19.— Great activity is re- j ported throughout Artois. The French
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    TREATMENT OF PRISONERS.
    63 5 Paris, Aug. 19. The French Govern meut having submitted the testimony of American and Swi^s vitnepses to the good treatment d German prisoners, and also threatened reprisals, Germany has con sen ted to return to their original camps French prisoners condemned to drain marshes as a r<
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    AFTER KOVNO.
    328 5 The Great Offensive m Poland. Petrograd, An n r 20. A communique ?';:te 3 The enemy hava contiuued vigor ousl] to develop the BUCCess achieved at Covno. 'i < v occupied the tiiwn nnd, advai eicg beyond, established themselves lo the district between tie rivers Nieinen (i Vilna
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    THE GULF OF RIGA.
    35 5 Russian Meet Retires. Petrograi kog. 20.- Official Our war- ing the entrance to the Gulf o! Riga retired aftei a 6ght, owing to the great superiority of t ho enemy fleet.
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    94 5 The two tile's purchased at Singapore by fbe Macao Government have ieachr-d [Hongkong and re moored near the Statue Wharf. Genera] you Roebl bos issued an edict forbidding the gathering <>t oornflownrs. Tjm reasons for both tho custom aud the prohibition arc. int iresting. Germans make ju cult cf the
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    WILSON CURIOUS.
    286 5 I GERMAN SPIES 1 ACTIVITY IN THE U.S.A. Wireless Wiles. [By Subuiarmr Cable]. Redteb's Sehvice. NewYoik.Aug.l9.— It is understood thai President Wilson has requested that cor tain statements regarding the existence of German propaganda and ih^ activity o' i the German spy system for several years prior to
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    HURRICANE IN TEXAS.
    104 5 Great Damage and Less of Life. New Yjik.Aup. 19.- A hurricane m Tex is huts i olated GaWeston hut wireless me->--en^ta irport that the itorm la abating. Houses are HHootd t daud i mm < Dsedamage has bet^n done the iirmy IntßEport Me Cleunan is vow l»iK^
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    LYNCH LAW IN GEORGIA.
    74 5 £rmed Force Enters Prison. New York, Aup 1H Twenty flvenrrued men lutbtd the penitentiary at Milledgo ville, Georgia, seized Leo Frai.k and hungtd Li tn to a trte at Marietta rear tbe bouse of tbe woik^irl fur whose murder two \eats BgO Frauks wae Hnully sentenced
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    MILLIONS FROM BRITAIN.
    36 5 Lo'.cion, Aug. m. Some experts fore* rust tbe floating of a British loan of v bin dud million tt« r!;r.g.s m America, tree of income tax, to udius tbe fall ef ex change.
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    KWANGSI MAGISTRATE TO BE SHOT.
    213 5 The following B] p^:u* m recent Orders ist-iu'd b> tKo President Regarding ibn cue of Magistrate Yang Tuo of STunghsien, who accepted bribes, Governor Clm nlt M.i;j;-chi of Cwangsi] reported a« follows The case wi's tried by the High Court of Kuciliu. The cciiii new
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      182 5 AND JARS. Well Keep Liquids Weil Keep Liquids Icy-Cold j£| Steaming Hot FOR 24 HOURS. Mmgl§^ FOR 24 HOURS IN PINT BOTTLES IN PINT JARS $4,75, 7.50 SG.SQ 8; |4.§0. $3, 310.50 $12.50 ly-^lJllJ^ $7isof $15< LLllk^i lA\j L I O n. 1 STRENGTH AND ECONOMY. 'V*''""''^' BOA JMMANUFACTURED AT
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      289 6 Shipping "ELLERMANT LINE. For LONDON HULL s.s. CITY OF RANGOON n due on or about Aug 30. s.s. KANDAHAR" due on or about Sept 12. s.s. "CRY CF VIENNA" due on or about Sept 22. Trn itea lien have a jejnimo-Jation for a few lir3t class pa'iseu^ers. For particulars as
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      766 6 Shipping KONINKLMKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPiJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, Collybr Quay, order contract with the netherlands india government. Sampit P-igi-RaaJa, Sapat, Tenibilahan and Rengat Ang S Brouvver Selat-Pandjang, Bengkalls, Siak and Pakan-Baroe Aug 2 V. Hehm^kerk Kioaw, Billiton, Batavia, Cheribon, Bemarang, Sourahiya, Boclcleng PAmpeußn, Soembawa Besar, Macassar, Koeton,
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      502 6 Shipping MM MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOafEWAI'.D 1815 OUTWAKD M Nera Aug 17 !L Paul L< OBt Anjj 22 l HAmanoe Bep 10 i v Ifaj Man Bep 11 B 8 Cordill' i e Hep U4 j a Koamet Bep M sk Paul Lc
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      447 6 STEAM NAVIGATION COMPAQ For China, Japan, Penan*, CeyU D Australia, India, Aden, E^m Keditcrransan Ports, Plyrnootli Thtoagh Bliip of La-d'ng Issuefl foi '"ht Coast, lersUr; Qj\t Conttnoctal ncfl A- Ports i Br 6M 1 teamc?B win le*\ fc^Bjaa on fcb<K| KAIL LINKS From Singapore, connecting ai Colombo with Kovara Sept
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      287 7 j War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY iS THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LUTED. EE\D OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. g feum *»s £20.00 C deposited with the Supreme Court of England,
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      454 7 CHARTERED BANK 3f India Australia and Ghlna, ISCSSPORATE O BY 80T1L GK&RTER. j 3KSEHYB FGKD Z ZlMo]o<X j .?icr\a Liability ol PropricloiS fiI.SCO.CCC HEAD OFFICE SS, BISHOPSGATS, LOHDOR, I. 0. A3ZKCIMS AND BBANCHES: 1 A.narit3sf Horgkonj Penan* Bangkok lioilo Puket Satavia Ipoh KsDgcoa Eksmbay Karachi Balgcn Calcutta Klacg Bcrembaa Canton
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      529 7 EOT IBLISHEO I -7 J. GOVERNMENT SECURITY LIFE ASSURANCE Co., Ltd. (Incorpoi I'od m Endia.) ASSETS ed $28,000,000. off* ring A3SOLUTE SECURITY to Policy-hold* rs CLAIMS PAID exceed ?26.000.0C0. [FBOFITSte Poli y-hol«lfra a l Ust Valaation 1',i!6 6 a. Next D;stri!)u:io:a of P r o r i s as rt
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      399 7 1 ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE. The undersigned having been .appointed Agents of tha above Company are prepared to accept iFire, Life, Marine, Motor Car, Personal Accident, and Fidelity 'risks at current rates. WEARE& Co., Ltd.,Acnte. i 21-7 35 ROBINSON ROAD. 23-8 ROYAL INSURANCE Co. Ltd. FIRE m lIFE. i Total Puj
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      236 7 Now m Stock Australian Apples. OF EXCELLENT QUALITY. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE, K. LUMPUR, IPCH AND PENANGp r i v m V Sooty spark plugs at frequent intervals warn you to m!- cur oil is cither too heavy or too light m body M it will aocuiralate m
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    A MOTHER'S NERVES.
    235 8 "When the children get on your nerves," j the trouble is with your neiYes, not with the children. You Hud yourself scoldiog them when you should be reasoning with them, and if you are wi^e you will realise that your nervous eysttiii needs attention. You observe, doubtlcs",
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    THE DEATH-BLOW.
    747 8 Mr Robert Dollar's Fears. Mr Robert Dollar, the well known San Francisco shipowner, describes the La Folletle Seamen's Law as a deathblow to American shipping. Interviewed by a New York newspaper, he said 11 The war has been beneficial m one direction, and that is it has awakened
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      926 8 Auctions REMINDER THIS DAY, SATURDAY, AT 7-30 P.M. AUCTION SALE OP Va'u ble Teak Household Furniture, Piano, Plants &c. The property cf Mrs Camobell At 'SUNNYSIDE," No. I, St. Thomas' Walk eft River Valley Road, X <c< I eat tosM d ootMge ir.ano by Haake bentwood piaao stc*ol te k
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      305 8 M9HT6AfiEE'S SALE On RTonday, 23rd Aug., at 2-30 p.m 1. AH r how two-tenth nhares of and In freehold la ml ami li'jus< n loHtior Roaxl, i 70 to 74, 9to 18, and 75 to .uit No. 379, i■ I iM.i'i .I r ta?n according to a recent snrvey an
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      175 8 y o ma ke a perfect q 0 self raising q 1 flour i r: mix i »ne part of Paisley vz |j I'm mr w ith eight >ai ts ol U n ordinary fl »ur, and iun fl D! hrpujjh a sieve t' i perf< 1 1 the mixing.
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      273 8 i%y 4 Ar*orp o f i f N^Bifew I^H^fth y^fcto^ Try a "Wolfe Toddy"- r ■ttd wake up m the morn i;.^ refri B 1 VI Wolfe's S:hnr,pps is unequalled m its bene- X if f- tun the liver and kidneys, and is (I I H-. j x- tonri giser
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    EXCHANGE.
    60 9 Corrected up to Aug. 20) Bank 4m b 2-4 13-32 d9mand 2-4 116 Private credits Bms 2-4 27 Jr 2 France demand Bank 806 I«dia, T. T. llfih c XOKQKOsa, deraai d 'j;-,-Yoeohama, deznai d HSf Java, demand 140 l Bvsqkok., demand 6f -k Sjva!KEiGN6, Bank Buying $8 1
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    TOCKS AND SHARES.
    1202 9 Issued by FHASEK Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, Aug. 20th All quotations of Sterling BLartg moat be regarded as purely nominal for the present. Cap. Ipsob. Paid. L*si Dit. Butbbs. Sellers. 85,000 28 2a Aliagai 5 19 111 JOO.Oro 1 l Anglo- Java 6 74 7 0
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    PRODUCE
    152 9 Aug. 20. Tin (150 tone) 173.80 Gimb'.er 11 00 Q%ni!bler Cnbe No. 1 18.40 dambier Cube No. 2 12 00 Pcppar Black ordin. b'pore Peppsr, (White fair) 81 00 Xutmega (1 10 to t! c !b 21 I 0 \'u:meg3 (80 to tie lb jlace fßanda) 80.00 Cloves (Amboiua)
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      84 9 THE NE W MODEL 83 Five Seaters $2,100 DOE IN SINGAPORE Isth SEPTEMBER. Owing to the difficulty of getting prompt delivery of these cars, buyers are recommended to book their orders now. I Last years output of 75,000 Overland Cars was cleared long before the end of the season. preferred
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      163 9 BRITISH INDIA STBAIt NAVIGATION Co., Ltc. APCAfi LINE OF STEAMERS. The undermentioned m&il 3tc&mors ot ebt Above Line maintain a regular service betweai O&lontta and Japan, calling at Penan*;. Blag* pcre, Hongkong and Shanghai en ront Tom "oo"jrr.'&nic*, M Taliafla 6.249 O. M. Robins, H Mt/Qna 8/J43 J. Kilpa;ricii,p..N.R. i=
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      208 9 WEATHER REPORT. Kanflar.g KerDau tlospital Au^. L9u 9 A.M 3PM iFM B&rom. 82 Fah. 29 SO3 29 7C 7 29.778 Temp. 67. c 8* o 810 Wol BuJb Tho». (08 7^.0 58* Dif. of Wind HE. S.K BE. M»i. leirp ia ibflUk 83.0 UrD '"It) U'j. 7*.U Rain !all In
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      519 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List cf vessels In aoH at 11 a.m. on Aug. 20, 1915. British. Naive Date of Arrival Remarks Tydeai 4ag It No. I W.iar? On Sang luner Hoads llai Kam Dutch Sampit a>og tfl Inner Roads Pontianak Khoeog Foeog Senaog J.i para NOHWCGJAN. Belom Aog t€ liicerßoada Profit
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    276 10 T~> Tim k. p.. Sir, I j- ia you current I I of ti:e Committee tdfl the iani for the entertainment cf the crew o; 11. M. S. Cjuinus and of the Singapore Qarrison. I understand that 60 rue exception has been taken to the action of this
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    PRINCE OF WALES WAR RELIEF FUND.
    74 10 PRINCE OF WALES WAR RELIEF FUND. T- > L n. T:-tT-turf-r, Me Jobn G eig Manager, Cbartercd Bank ol India, Australia ai i Cl ma, Singapore, be {i to ■efcoowlc rh many ibankirec I the falloi ii furUu r cc ltiibotioni AaHM) -i i i 0.:.-,'\ acknowledged I 39, 168
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    61 10 It it v.r,- petb&ps generally known thai the Mt* Battn. London Regiment, which is* sadex (he remmand of Col. Bubbacs and receded the Ibanki cf the Brigadier General, was fon-eily the 2r,d Volunteer Battalion of the Queen's Owu Royal \V- 8 t Kent Ueg-ment. Capt. E. H. Norman, the Adjucant,
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    520 10 I Tbe EuUowingCircola& despatch roceivrd j by H. li. the Governor from tbe Secretary j of State for tbe Colonies is published m a' Gazette Extraordinary of Aug. 20th for! general information Downing Street, 16th July, 1915. Sin, I have tbe honour to inform you
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    JAMAICA'S GIFTS.
    124 10 The sum voted by the Legislative Council of .1 imaica to cover the cost of i the gift of sugar made by thai colony to the Mother Country is £50,000. Apart I from this vote by the Colonial LegUla-li tun the subscriptions collected m the colony fot the
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    274 10 The rase with regard to the alleged i'o"r;rrs of Chando Monopoly labels, which Wiu let Sown for furthec hearing yester< day afternoon, was postponed until the 2nd ol September, consequent upon Mi Everitt, counsel lor accused, being liscoseda Qnifiio, police constable 886 cf the Tangong Pagar Doci police, was charged
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    817 10 Qpicqmd ngunt Lomines noetri est farrago libelli. Juvenal. Our last mail is full of references to the Welsh Coal Strike. "Till yesterday", writes oue of our correspondents, we were m a very nervous state about the crisis m Wales. I for one was not m the
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    95 10 In the second police court, yesterday morning, Mr H. Abrahamson, r.f Messrs tiiuner, QaeiCh ami Co., »md Tan Deng Chiang, of the Orchard Koad Nurseries, were charged with dif orderly couduct by fighting m Baffles Place ulout 4.45 on Thursday afternoon. Mr L. VI. Gaunt, who defended accused nambec one,
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