The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 25 September 1915

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TE^ CENTS SINGAPOEE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1915. NO. 8,555.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    119 1 THE DAY'S NEW S. Farther news regarding the Koningin Emma is given on page 7. Admiral Jerrarn left Singapore yesterday for horne Page 6. The budget haa been well received at home and has been eulogibad by Labour members Page 7. A successful Children's Concert was given m the Victoria
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    MORE COINCIDENCES.
    1381 1 A friend writhe In reference to your Coincidences m this BOfwtafj'l paper. It has occurred to Ml tbat \ou might care to re-tell tbe strange coincidence by which J discovered a couple of pieces of old family plate m a (Jbiuese pawnshops jd Singapore. A* you say m
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      153 1 RAFFLES HOTEL Special Dinner AFTERWARDS DANCING MUSIC BY THE PARISIAN TRIO |yALVE-IN-HEAD IKD MOTOR NOTES. JO^lF C j^/MOTQR CARS Through the good offices of the Lady Mayoresses and Mayoresses or England, a fleet ot twenty-five motor ambulan- s has ceen presented to the British hed Cross Society, and was last
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      118 1 v* 'Stelastic Tyres \N. British Made f/ Puncture Proof M Non-Skid Music of Every Description W Lit AAiTL VHL ,1 Alii* LARGEST STOCK IN SINGAPORE. S. MOUTRIE Co, Ltd., 1 RAFFLES PLACE. GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. REVENUE FARMS For the years 1916 1917. t Tenders fcr the above Farms I will
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      185 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS S eU^tic tyres are all British— Page 1. S v Liv b r^'oid for last year- Page IS. S iipp.ii(. Lilermau line, K.P M latest sail i! J i ge 8. N' ii c ie becretaryship of Wearne 15 rj be< o- age o. <i livrmi lit tenders
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      163 1 fTHE WEEK. SUurday 25th. High Wvter 11- r avi U-4? p.m. Y.W.C A Presentatic!) I nion J^ck by Lady Evelyn Young 4.15 pm. I.W.C*. Pint Aid ContoMl 4.45 ym. HoYvitt-l'hillips Co. Vie '1 heatre. Sunday 26th. High Water— ll-M d.BB. l?lh Sunday Bfter J riuity. Monday 27th. High vvate> Oon
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    403 2 Hven m Chim serious attention it being y:\id to ciNiutioa. We rend m Peking p.iper that MVeoitj Blgbl students took rue examiCHtion cl the Aviation School at NaDvu-.m the o:her da> and the President has selected fifty ol them. try and T;h:huv had been to hear a mjtjfmarj talk al
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      984 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. JfALLAUIU p.ctu'r™ N W t 1 jl A OM2 f" When tin \m-<' m- m rin^inu;" tr> r 1 i vl l\ t Isl fm 1 1 ■El r tin lit-x v, i- as rsiiui SIKCAPORr" S PREMIER THEATRE ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE'S PREMIER THEATRE THEATRE jj Revoe Business
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    THE CASUALTY LIST.
    728 3 In Dardanelles. piyfi Woi ND>. Cap"s. W. Hvre, Re^uueut E. G. Hirris. W t -i b h M RB HOD IMKD OP WOUKI)S. Major iLtrmpr. Worcesters. WorsDED Major X. E. Swan, York s iji t r ipta. -I. G. Crosbie, A. J. Lewer j ani i r'nrtie.
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    "VIRTUALLY BESIEGED."
    244 3 American Correspondent's Reprrt. The t a case Daily News special corres] odent, io n messase quoted by tbe ;>uiy News New York correspondent, bean out the s'ury of thssoocsss ot the laudi: g■ il as m Savls Bay, and that the advance iulaud entire]\ severed tbe enemy*! lines
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    WHEN GREEK MEETS GREEK.
    133 3 Two business m n ioa »ua I bheic acu- men and kneui esfl m Mie marts of le were woot to i lhe U'>l'" m k< evei > Saturday iflei m friendly rivalry It was known that they did DOt discard pro I aal ©fcbics iti
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      1125 3 Auctions PUBLIC AUDTI3N SALE OF Valuable Rubber Plantations By order of ttie Supreme Court JOHORE BAHRU. In the matter of Kwong Yik Banking Company Ltd., {I a Liquidation; AND Cheo Hak Amm. Civil Suit No. 30 of 1915. To be sold by auction at Bale-room No. 53. Jalan Ibrahim, Johore
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      601 3 Auctions ESTATE OF LOW Xl ,1 PONG, DECEASED AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES To be held at Powell and Oo h >ale-room On Tuesday, Sept. 28th at 2.30 p.m. Lot Land situate m Urn District of Ferubawang. Singapore area M acres 37 poh-s comp ised m >tatutory
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    WHAT OUR SOLDIERS SAY.
    1269 4 Labour Leader's Visit to Trenches. "We were assured on the highest authority that the chief difficulty now is not the want of men. What they need now is shell and the n^nchinery neeesbury for modern war." Mr W. A. Appletou, the secretary of the General Federation
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    IN SPITE OF THE CENSOR.
    143 4 Belgian Papers Laugh at von Bissing. The T'-]<- t;rn:if that aewtpaperl called La BelajUgne I-ihrt- cootinoei feo' appeac m Belfjiana m spite o( fche Gernuun eeneorahip. Thirty oi y h t DUmbera Of bhia p <■])' I have i already been published m aotnc myateri
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      837 4 WONDEBS, SFCRETS, MYSTFBIES. I Grand Free Flstribution of Two Remarkable Bocks on Mystery and Science. Tri; MYSHC OKA^iLfc RtVELAllOfib Of A MYSTERIOUS FOKCE" j or "The Complete Fortune-teller and or, 1 Dream Book J The Power that Rules the World This h ok, vrritti n ovei two hundred years This
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      538 4 Yorkshire's Famous Pure Wool I d Cloths maKe British Gentlemep the> yjf Best Dressed Men m the World. I£n l aitooMlKMhe good i ill of mice There good td over JrN Globe. Goo-1 doth ii lite 6rri eftentuj and Ea| ith is the 1 1 Vllwi World. Let us lend
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    889 5 nes nostri esi following extract from a letter j British odlcec ia Bgypt, and ibe cenaor, shows what the ni was thinking of Qreece about Idle of -Inly. The letter reoched il ul, having oome from Egypt The > f ineide news I have heard .la-ivnly
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    406 5 An ordinary yenerai meeting of the Municipal Commissi^nen was held yesterliity at 8 p. ni. there beiug present .Mr F. J. Baliifax (President), R. Piercr, '..Municpal Engineer), EL St. John Braddel), Doctor I>. Samy, Leong Man Sau, Tan KheH'n Hock, B. Teasensohn N. M. a Hamazie, a, w.
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    THE HANYANG IRON AhD STEEL WORKS.
    306 5 THE HANYANG IRON AhD STEEL WORKS. The 0 :i t in K»i4. iupli the courtf-v ol M r I C Ln, the Acciug Superintend* ut of the Han r»g Iroi md Steel Work?, tiie CommipHoner uf Customs ;< r Hankow iv bis ;.tl report the following rebume of bbc i
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    RUBBER AND COPRA DRYING.
    43 5 Tbe principal of a well -known firm of Ventilating and Drying Plants visited Java, The F.M S. and S.S, during the pi< sent year for the purpose of acquiring infornmj tioti OD the BOOVe subject aud he ban now
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    HUTTON'S MARKET REPORT.
    375 5 I 111 Manchester, Aug. 26, CoHon values are now keeping very steady at almost as high a level ns has been experienced since the outbreak of the war, and at the moment there does not seem much likelihood of any material change. Since our last report, cottoo
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    EXPLOSION ON THE U. S. S. "DECATUR."
    160 5 EXPLOSION ON THE U. S. S. "DECATUR." Unexplained Occurrence at Cavite. An explosion tij> i cause if wbich i^ unexplaiued occucred at Cavite Philip piae [slaods) lat-t w. < k in the oidnaiirt' svoi k ntotrt oi the LT.S S. toipedo-deetroyei rcatur. 1 he only man ll< d waa Lloyd
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      294 5 Notices FrUSER NEAVE LTD. NOTK'K is h'Te-iv tl'vt'n that an Interim I > i v i lend At tne m.' of 12J rer ceur per annum orfl 26 per share, on account of the lytar tnding Slat Dpoember 1915, will be paid i bo all Keg>stered bhareholders on the 4th
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      857 5 Notices WEARNE BROTHERS, L« MOTOR3ENGINEE S eAND IMPORTERS. Notic-o is hereby given that Mr W. .J. Wager has this day been appointed Secretary to the above Company. Dated at Singapore this 25th day of September, UH'*. WEARNE BROTHERS LTD., T. J. H. WKAKNF. ManagiDg Director. 210-212. Orchard Road, Spore. GOVERNMENT
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      515 5 Jo let TO LET Mb. U, Mount r.li>"t!it th H<^d. Apply to Lou Lam, e< i, Hortti Brf%n Bo«d. 16-f uc TO BE LET. A Large and. Airy Office at No. 5, Malacca Street, upstairs. Immediate Entry. Apply toC. YEM SOON. No. 19 Gollyer (ja»y J4-7 nr BUNGALOW TO LET
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      738 5 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. 17th SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. 8T. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL. 7 a.m. Holy Communion. 7. 48 a.m. Huly Commumon (Chora!). Hymns 91" a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 p.m. (Jbiluren's Service. 5.30 p m. Evensong and Sermon. Hymns War Litany, *29, i St. MATTHEW'S, SEPOY LINES. 9.18 a m. Holy Commum
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturbay, Sept. 26, 1915.
    1291 6 The Singapore Free Press. Saturbay, Sept. 26, 1915. (Juaw«d h\ mili:. i and vi laibed by H. mil i Truth '--I ulorious pieoeptt dtwfc t'l.'u-, to R (icoo. i-'va!.v and l^w. There is happily, outside of the references to the circumstances of the Mutiny, which may pass without comment as
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    164 6 At Ratios Hotel this evening there will Ibe a special dinner to be followed bj dancing. The Parisian trio will play Ther.' will bn a baseball between American and Japanese teams this after noon at 1 o'clock, at the Oldham Ball Athletic field [n orchard Etoad. Ail interested are cordially
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    ADMIRAL JERRAM'S DEPARTURE.
    456 6 ADMIRAL JERRAM'S DEPARTURE. Johoston'i Pier pn MOtH a very any ed »].[> arance about 2 m:, yesterday m expectation of Mm ilapaitiiHi M i K. Vice* Admiral Mr T.B.M J«rfMM, t i In attend trice on tbe pier wat- I OoMd of Honour, potapotfl (<: mxv tnemben of the Wft;i:iiir.
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    186 6 In spite of the nafaronrabte weather of yaatard 13 afternoon there irai .1 rery tail sttendai 1 ,p!e for m boM bern fcheaa oonoerto ai Tmh orenattral part I taa programme 1 In highly competent the orches tea of tha alham trm I'he capital marc: I couple of
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    HOLLANDSCHE CLUB.
    68 6 A BOnoett o this evening at tha above t,j Hu i Carrj and Mr Dan I aderwi :i Eber lie E Ml Halltdg ai quartetl La c] iroBramme hti been ai anged which, m b inclading fcb« P««liaccj duet, will »l«o Btnbraee Beveral m m .pi tad m
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    PRINCE OF WALES' WAR RELIEF FUND.
    28 6 PRINCE OF WALES' WAR RELIEF FUND. Amount previously ackuowlodged 4,-i95. 97 »ng Tech I hin 3 W. Kvre Kenny (monthly) Government contribution to Local Belli f Pond s.r>3
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    39 6 At the Sea View tl.t.] this n<— lllg I there will he v hi.eciai iMiiur followed bf dancing. On Sunday the orchestra will; play during thi? afternoon and also m the evening; aftemoou tea will be provided and ices.
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    BALKAN UNREST.
    74 6 iolguu culm on m m Greece Ptoitte g ly be Left. London, m v Itetttei foreder Jjj «u.nrnons, .aid th geoe| to n- liollof itie army .to«i ptentehed und the artillery hv of the epiendid. AthP n }jaBW prornu'g.red at g l.SlOg f lopiiiM, vaited ■"don, Se D
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    BIG GUNS STILL ROAR.
    48 6 I roe arttller French have lb< j an(J h^ tion itoi on the b. d by bo 1 torpedthe arti! front i"m. m j. Mptfl 1 J qma was done to tl;. French ai »-d an. cainp s The 6Delli- into \r I ..shed.
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    SERBIA'S SPIRIT.
    41 6 n a ndac^ uienced h\ i Ni6h denying tlu notified and advi such a: will Serbia t-.i;* 1 nor; w of f k in any quarter,' A comniunioi; y for four I eiglr t poin flous Ott tbe 1>
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    HALT ON ITALIAN FRONT.
    18 6 that only minor op. place. Some tre have bepn fcakefl region. Fuisarego and Toltnino.
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    LONG ODDS.
    10 6 Loudrr:. I -Ted an<l ib h ports. Two
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    HOWITT-PHILIPS CO.
    80 6 There was audience present at H it, wben the H©» m production of tii acting 11. all concern' does no: come easily v. scope of v toarii The play concerns youug arietocrat, of I who thinks of him>e!f i tight he dr. from Ifai i learned I ou
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    60 6 Lady Evelyn lorn a union ja at 4.15 p.m.. Mi Cm »< baM at Dr. I to be Urn euminer A re friends are invited to In rhfl month !y be Ifonili] .1 p.m. and the ada B by MrHn |it mi Kadis i p>\ a c ours of m
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      164 6 At the following Banquets heldllast month BOLLLNGER was the Wine used. BariQU3t to U. E. Sir H. MacMahon H. M High Commissioner for Egypt given by the British Chamber of Commerce of Egypt at Cairo. Worshipful Company of Gardeners Banquet at Baker's Hall, City of London. 57th Annual Dinner of
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    VIEWS ON THE BUDGET.
    419 7 F CITY SATISFIED. Labour Party's Approval. i.Jon. Sep: 19. The pricpg of tehncro of her commodities tffected by the bud^'-C h-tvp already been raided but re r$ of tea have agreed to clear their stocks al the oIJ r.gure*. ffef Times s*vs tha: City circles are
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    EXCAVATION DISASTER IN NEW YORK.
    67 7 Task, Sept. IS. Seven people were killed anJ rif:y injured bj a dyna r explosion during the SX avaticn of a new Qnoeignmnd tnhs for tmmcars, Manj ped- wr-re sngnlfed as '.i.t 1 slreets now^Ud an 1 only t tact that the saaewslki held rir;u
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    FRASER'S SHARE CIRCULAR.
    212 7 FRASER'S SHARE CIRCULAR. Oar Mavktri baa I tern a little more* active during the past month, but this activity 'isen larj,' i; ibber Stocks or the Dallas gnmps Urn Malacca mapanies being bl evidence. Wich Rubber k-eep;a2 afl us present price, il ia obvious many CosßfMinies al theii dosing prices
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    THE KONINGIN EMMA.
    108 7 Further M beea received as to the nail ■teeJMS Kouingm Eiuma, the mishap to which was Reported iv [•>■ bM wiialaned t'uu the ship struck a mine c'f Longtand. T'l3 p |ett aaJ crew were saved. A further report Dl that Qm ship is I and etlorts
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    157 7 Obdibabt Mkbting, Sept. 24th. !*BXBfl NT. H.E. the Gowrnor (Sir Arthur Yowg X r.M G.) the Genera] Oißcec (Jommancling toe Troops (Brig.- »en. L> Kidont, 0.M.0.1 The Hoj. CoL btc. [l\ -J. vViikin-(;rj. CJf.G.j Col. Treasurer (A. M. Pountney.j r V)I. Engineer (P. J. Plgott.) C. J Baundeißa
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    THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH.
    4645 7 A Review of the Mutiny. Bis K xce!ler)i\v delivering bis umnal address, said: Honourable Members uf the I Council For the second time m succession it has fallen to my lot ta d liwr an annual address while the M >thet Country is waging a great Buropoan
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      69 7 The -Hamilton' Raincoat la ansefn] Knockioout coat suitable for aU occasions and is made from a useful dark green shade ol Waterprooied Cashmere, smart :n appearance, well cut and Tailored. all seams Sewn. SALE PRICE $H EACH. liill/j jl3Jl€v*lOi, JLjuOL HAVE JUST RECEIVED (Manufactured m Havana.) ibih TiuifTjy^i' z; ""nffTiFr'''T*
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      256 8 Shipping "ELLERMAN" LINE. For LONDON LEITH s.s. BLOEMFONTEIN sailing on or about Oct 5 s.s. v CITY OF HANKOW" due on or about Oct TO For particu'ars as to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., AGENTS. STRAITS STEAM SHIP Co, Ltd. SINGAPORE BANGKOK. A firs* "lass
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      691 8 Ship p i n g fiCONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPiJ Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, Gollybr Quay. UNDKK CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Brodweb Selat-Pandjang, Bengkalis, Biakand Pakan-Baroe Bept2s VAX Outhoorm Penang, Lho-Seumawe. Si^li, Babang, Oelee-Lhene, ICeulaboh, Sinabaug, Bingkel, Baros, Si-Bolga, Gtoenoeng-Sltoli, Lahewa, N;ik«. isiunds. Telok-Dalem, Poeloe-Tello, Padang A
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      487 8 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 1915 OUTWARD ss Magellan Oct I| Bh YiU* de la rs Punl [ji eat Oct 22 j Ciotal Pep 26 sh Viile (ie la A gteaater oct 10 Ciotat Noi S A Steamer Qflt A Bttatuer
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      418 8 Shipping STEAM NAVIGATION COMPARFor China, Japan, Penang, Ceyi» B Australia, India, Aden, Egypt L-fcdUerrane&n Ports, Plyrnootfe and London, Throof?b Blllfi of Lading tßsaofl tot ri hi- t Ooaat, K-»b1&_ Gtiit. (^ontmectai acfl A' vritml forte. Stoamern will leave Btngajo-e oo o» fc fcoci MAIL LINES HOMKWaRD (rOB EDROFit From Singapore,
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    LORD HALDANE'S LATEST.
    1304 9 DEMOCRACY BLAMED Mr. Bhtchfora's Reply. Mr. Robert Blatchford writes m a recent Weekly Despatch Every time I thick of Lord Haldane I remember Oliver OromweH'a prayer Sir I Harry Yaue the Lord del ver us from .sir Harry Vane Very well. Lo'd Haldane has been I writing
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    AS GOOD AS A HOLIDAY.
    270 9 The main objects of a ho iJav is to renewed energ) I r uMitbei femt BJwr4c,M thai oL»i.:d\ return with nounj nerves and ft clear braiu. fril of vigour hu>i n adv for b istness apain V U i that object is not ;u i
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      624 9 I War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance 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. The Company has £20,00 C deoosited with the Supreme Court of England,
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      440 9 CHARTERED BANK of India Australia and Shins, INCORPORATED 8? 39YU CHARTER. PUD OP CAPITAL *1,500,00 C RBSBHYE FUND *1,800,0C0 j Saierva Liability of FropvleSove £l 2W.MH 1 HEAD OFFICE: 38, BfSBOFSCITi., LO9CDO9, 1. C. AGSNCIKS AND BB4NCHEB: 4.mn»Ba» Hong,fcouj{ Psnanf Bangkok Hollo Pubet Batavla Ipob Kangooa Bombaj Karach! baigpn Calcutta
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      469 9 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, Ltd. CAPITAL AUTHORISED £1,500,000 CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED £1,128,000 CAPITAL PAID-UP £362,500 RESERVE FUND £300,000 BOARD OP DIRECTORS R. J. Black Esq., Chairman. James Campbell Esq. I H. Melviil Simons Esq. J. M. Ryrie Esq. Sir David Ynle. (/hlef Manager Percy Mould Esq. London Manager Jan. Steuart
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      352 9 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. ESTABLISHED LBB7. Policies are "WORLD WIDE," "UNRESTRICTED." INDISPUTABLE and "NONFORFEITABLE." Claims, loans, cash-surrenders, etc., are promptly settled by the General Agents at Singapore without the delay of reference to Head Office. The Reserves for protection of Policy holders are over £3,500,000. The Accounts are
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      228 9 NO MORE HEADACHES Headache- intermittent patea Bhacpa lag q aanta. or steady, dun aehts, over Hal pyea, la the back of tea a ad, at the haaa Of the brain or in the temples qoh kt] 8UCCU.: b bo the soothing i aoe of LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM Every minute yon
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    THE WEEKS WAKKING.
    491 10 [The dates given are thosie of the despatch of the telegrams from London.] Sepc Ii (coatiuued). Persia has received protests agaiust alleged bene\olent neutrality towards Great Britain and lius- i Kia. Situation improved guarantees of good cider given. French submarine sinks Austrian torpedo boat iv Adriatic. Bulgaria
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    MANILA CIGAR FACTORIES.
    251 10 a Bnppl( meotiog the information v un m the Government Qazetto regsrdfrg ne i ii > ownership of oigai taotortei at Manila, this, from the China Mail maj be found useful Tlie following bns been communicated to us hy tli" tff'tierul inana^er of the La Minorvu Cigai
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      337 10 Aw!r,i.'it a:sne HOLLANDS GIN) (MMtd it* fly r ,000 ,000 Hot.<s;,st? e ar. 'The Beverage that Benefits" Vot simply thirst quencher, not merely ;i stiniul.uit. b\£ just the purest ■RgX^^ If—v most hf.iith iutu- spiril that has >4^^9^^^^M^L I JSvV i'^it bi-iTi protliu'ed. üB^Z!S^B~7^ l'Mcllfnt ;t< i■" k- /S; i.^\
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      267 10 Q A Double Salequard. J if ll When buying VVorcestershin Sauce; f^i l|, f always look for the signaiurt m U'/nU Ey '''Y^M^^ on the Red hbcl t and see also that L\ 7//7t LEA PERRIN S i m (Tj raised letters on the glass bottle. Hi PM jr^T*^ —^l^d
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      293 10 la M I VI f\ ill I C\ 1 I GL "A GRADE rOR EACH TYPE OF MOTOR." HOW SCIENTIFIC EXPERIENCE IS SWEEPING ASITE LUBRICATINS GUESS WORK. Forty-nine yean ago the Vacuu- (Ml ly began ness From the beginning it d m Lai ricatton. fts lubricants quickly secured the highest
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    EXCHANGE.
    57 11 Corrected of to Sept. 24' Bank 4uiß 2-4 7-16 demand 2-4 316 °Hvßt« eredita »me 2-4 13 16 France demand Bank 33 0 India, T. T. 175* Hongkong, dernar d 22 Yokohama, demm d 111^ Java, demand 189 Bangkok, demand 6ti SOVERBI3N6, fcank Buying 38 5 4 rfanfe of
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1286 11 ssued by FIvASER Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, Sept. 24th. All quotations ot Sterling Skuas most be regarded^ purely nominal tor the present. Gap. Isaos. Paid. L*e* Dif juuthbs. Sellers. 86,000 28 26 Allagai sfe 19 '2 0 600,010 1 l Anglo-Java M 6 6 6 9
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    PRODUCE
    148 11 Sept. -2i. Tin (150 ions) s::; en (iantbjer J I 00 GkraDier Cnbe No. 1 18.40 Gimbier Cnbe Nc. 2 12 no Papper Black urdic. .'•-'pore 19.00 Pepper, (White fair) Muntck 84 50 Nntruegs <1 1 0 to He 10. 21.00 Nnimegß (80 to tt c lb 22.00 Mftoe
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      336 11 WEATHER REPORT. K&Dtlarg herbaa Hospital Sept. 1\ 9aM 3PM *r>, Baronu. 83 Fan. V 9 862 29 7H <y -2 T^Oip. 8 .< 31 f Wet Pnlh Thfli, '.7 70 SO Dif. of WJn<3 g. s E, Calm M&x. Teiup tn ah»<3f 87.0 Mm. '.<• go. f» it Max. m
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    SUPPLY BILL
    1699 12 Colonial Secretary's Comments. Tbe Colonial Secretary moved the first reading of tbe bill to make provision, for tbe public service for tbe year 1916. He < Haiti that bis Excellency, m his opening address, stated that In tbe three, crucial I war years, 19U, liM 5 und 191r),
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    SHIPPING NOTE.
    36 12 The P. and O. homeward mail Nankin haB left Hongkong and is due to arrive here at 6 a.m. oa Wednesday the 29th instant. She Bails at 8 a.m. on Thursday the 30th idem.
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