The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 April 1916

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. ;h.s CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 13. 1916. NO. 8,72(i
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    191 1 Tbe report of tbe Y. If. C. A. has been iesued— Page 12. Further ships have been sunk by subIma mes f'^ge 7. Changes m tbe local thare listi are noted on page 1 I. The death has occurred of Jiajah Hot of Selangor— -Page 6. Tbe
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    THE KILT IN WAFARE.
    1058 1 In Germau caricatures now John l.utl is almost invariably depicted as a wearer of tbe kilt and the diced Glengarry bonnet. However tbe veritable John may regard it. Scotland looks on this new convention of tbe (iermau HHtirir art:st a» a eornpli ment, possibly unintended but
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      248 1 cheapness over it. The "ARGO" represents low cost I with utility and beauty, [t is a sturdj car, standard m every sense. Its upkeep is so low thai it [daces it within gives yon all the pleasure of mot >riny; at minimum? cost. II Ask for full particulars and illustrations
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      95 1 ALWAYS RELIABLE BOTH IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY, 42 HELL Stockists: HIN WA FT A Co* SHIP CHANDLERH. Telephone 428. 102, Market Street MASSAGE HALL THEARAPEUTIC MASSAGE, ACUPUNCTURE, MANICURE OPEN DAY EIGHT Mr S. FUJITA Mrs. HARU (JAPANESE) No. 239, BEKCOOLEN STREET. Telephone No. I *67 ELLERSLIE COLLEGE, j 99, Kiver
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      134 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Freeh tilms at the Palladium -I'age 8 Wanted: Copies of papers oc A 1 a n y subjects Page 2. Rohineou and Co. for Held glasses Pace 7. Notice re trade nruks of Chillington Tool Company Page Kat/ I'ros. have a large selection of silverware presents Pflge 1.
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      163 1 THE WEEK. Thursday 1 3th Hloda New Sac oomuienoes. Friday 14th FHeb Water- 7 *U h.u B 4s p.m. Hotel Europe dance, lv p.m. Saturday 15th. High Water 8.2 a -I ,r 16 p.m. S.K.E [v) Smoker. Drill Ball, 9 p.m. Sunday 6th. Hi^h Water— 9 7 rn.Uk., B-ll p.m.
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    THE CHINA SOCIETY.
    258 2 LoDiiou, March 9th. Tbt CM&* Society is resuming its activities this year. VmOng the fiiet year oi the war U b<Ul «o gathering of anj sur> but now it is arranging programme of souuu educational work milch on the usual lines txeept that the customary banquet is
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    HUTTON S MARKET REPORT.
    358 2 Manchester March 9. The ste'\diaet*t« of cotton still continue?, j fluctuations being slight during the past week. Demand for the raw material at Liverpool is only ov a vtry moderate scale and prohahly the most notable item there II the lnrge amount of cotton which is
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      634 2 Wanted WANTED TO PURCHASE. Papers on Malay Subjects— T ire A ♦"■.istozns I'arts II Circumstances of Mnlay Life. R.O. Wlnstedt. [ndnstries and Crafts, by Win&ttiit. -i r ffen d. Apply B AW. co Free Preee. 13-4 15-4 KiNG EDWARD Vis MEDICAL SCHOOL F.V.S. HOSTEL A Rupi rintendent is wanted f<>r
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      1378 2 TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGH f CASINO-™*! PRESENTS IN THE SECOND SHOW 9.15 P.M. SHAPP mm^ m mmmmam r^. ViTAGRAPH BURLESQUE IN THREE 1 limT I SIDE-SPLITTING ACTS A LAUGH m A VI A SCREAM! J GOODNESS JrC «£x O JL \j kj fe OR MOVIES AS THEY SHOULDN T BE NOTE THE
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    THE GERMAN PRESS.
    522 3 g nt Irrtgacce and German Sea Power. i r_; i -emdenhla^t reminds HambOffgpn Hwrt they huve once behistOMl participated m a victory bvsV K-'-giand's tnanti'ne forces. It |he WM wnged on Koglish ship- plD^ 1471 to U77 by the Haoee •»erchar:t-. Tnat war was brought about, t
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    DEAR FOOD IN VIENNA.
    326 3 pit? of "wry eir'ort innde by the overurnent, the prices of food antinue to rw Some little impression for ;i \\rt-k cr two by the oduction o !M<\'rini"i prices, buC bofh wholesil^ u;id retail, have tand nirf- BTenting o*t?ieial a, and prices continue to mount :ily.
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      778 3 RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING Co. Ltd. Gknkral Manager's Pbogbbss Rxpobt for FOOT Weeks Endim. IfABCB 25TH. 1916. The accompanying sheet of Mine Measucemente and AHnay retarns sbows a total of 220 ft. made up of 'M ft. sinking, 100 fc. driving, and 88 ft. crosscutting, as ajjainBt a total of
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      222 3 SANITARY j INSTALLATIONS i I PENTRAI I WORKS LTDlfcal SINGAPORE. SAVE Xp^" ON YOUR LABOUR BILL rW ji BY USIN3 m To Correct Constipation and Biliousness, clear the c mniexinn of blemishes and sw<-eten the breath, uht; th-j aaiLty laxative They gently assist nature and will help to kfep >ou
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      574 3 F. M. S. 6°/o WAR LOAN. NOTICE. The Government of the Federated Malay States has made arrangements with the Chartered Bank of Ind a, Australia and China for the Bank to accept payment m full with applications for Bonds m the Federated Malay States War Loan, m cases where applicants
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    SERBIAS KING.
    623 4 A Pathetic Interview. New York Feb. 27— A correspondent of tbe Associated Presa telegraphs a loDg report of an interview which he had last ■week at Aedipsoe, with King Peter of Serbia. The deepat< •'i says As it vrere hidden away m this almost inaccessible spot, bent under
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    RUSSIA'S GROWING POPULATION.
    267 4 An article by Privy Councillor Max von Gruber m the Osteuropt»ische Zukuuft 1 on the increase of the population of Russia is causm^ considerable alarm m Germany. The Nationalist newspapers express anxiety, and insist on "something being done.' In JBOO, we are told, European Kussia, including Finland,
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    TEA ON THE TERRACE.
    370 4 Another Parliamentary institution once flourishing now languishing, is tea on tba Terrace. It reached its prime m the last L'oionist Parliament. Ministers were 1 strong m the support of a faitbful majority the amount of legislative work set going was not extensive compared with the rush
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    BRUSSELS HUMOUR.
    311 4 We have been reading receu'!>. says the Manchester Guardian, that t i" Germans iv Brussels, on taking the at ;he other morning, were stupefied to Bad bat 6ome wag or other had reehrister.ei ibe names of ctrtain streets, turning Pig Mai kef," for instance, into German M ke
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    IN DARKEST STRASEG.
    250 4 German newspapers cannot 1 ear enough about the darkness of LonJon and the terrors of its citi/ens as they silently glide from one gloomy street to another. From the Taglicbe Ruudschmi we hear that the citizens of Strasburg are passing their evenings acd nights m a darkness
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      530 4 £3 IN 4S £j o G(lktQ without Vts\ ccV PA RI S, 8. rue Vivlenne. Sold by all Chemists. WBsaisaBMVHMMHiWi w^^' nw^, i ■■M»^MM«»wM^^ Mi 'Nw<y^^w^»M»i^BißWS^r»y^s^si3inMSfc»' ROM TYRES USED BY THE BRITISH WAS OFFICE. COMBINATION JplISk HON-SKIB JJ« DURiEIUTV 'tt* JfsVL)b^ik THE ROM TYRE AND RUBBER Co. CONTRACTORS to H.
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      900 4 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. THE SPRINfi RACE MEETING (UNDER S. P. A. RULES OF RACING) %VR.L BE HELD ON Tuesday the 16th, Thursday the 18th, and Saturday the 20th of May, 1916. programme: FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, IGth MAY. 1911 I. THE OPENING STAKES— 2-45 pm. Value |6M and ISO to th<
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      472 4 ENTRIES CLOSE at NOON on Katard&x May, 1916. y In all races the advertised Second I only be given when there are not ii Starters tht- property of different owi NOTE -.—The attention >>f owners to Rule 123, which makes thi Scratching 5 p.m. on the DAY BLK Kacfc. Owaeia
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    THE WEEK'S WARRING.
    536 5 Ph* 1 d;ifes are tho*e of thp dee tcb :rJ lt:l f 'g rAraa from London \nril cnntinuecP. Now 195,t)00 \ed:n Bntihb munition factories. iw.iJHntal tire m powder fac aaMfaaj series of explosions M ;l'HiUt ■>((). I i tiro'esta to neutrals about toroedoeiDt! -ni tal Portugal. 1
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      1624 5 Notices GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. Tenders trill be received at the COLONI\L ENGINEERS office, up to noon of the 25th April, l&ir,, for the foilowiug woiks 1. ColonrwaßhiD^ and painting the exterior oi the Government Onlcee t. Erection of Quarters for Caretaker at Labrador Villa S. Deepening and improving drains and mam
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      439 5 To Let TO LET Fully furnished. No. S Napier Ko&d. Immediate eatri Apply to EVITTA CO 1.5-4 lW 4 TO BE LET Utrecht" 11, Lloyd Road. Entry Ist May. Apply ZEHNDER BROTHERS, i(i, Kling Strett. 21-3 t.t.s. nc TO LET Fully furnished bungalow iv Tannin, for t^ro inontnH Gas and
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, April 13, 1916.
    1227 6 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, April 13, 1916. Rw* *&*tl tbe Pre«s the Peoples right matstatiu CVo*w>rJ by inflnerce -.nd unbnbed by f*lni Here p»tr*et Troth h*r (jlonous precepU it*9» [PUti^ed to Ujucu. i-t>»alty and Law. Whilst old fashioDod people are accustomed to hold up their hands m horror at
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    1090 6 The Friday evening service at the Cathedral will be at 6.15 instead of at 6 o'clock. According to a Londou coroner, as many additional deaths are caused by motor ac cidents m the darkened streets us are caused by Zeppelin raids. Sergeant Artbur Milthorp, (says the L. A C. Elxpress)
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    DEATH OF RAJAH BOT.
    35 6 Kuala Lumpur April 12 The (Hidden death is reported at of Raja Hadji Mohamed J-uilleh. "ill known Hb Kaja Hadji Hot. Hi- v many years a member of tt,. COUnCI 1
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    PRESENTATION TO CAPT MULLINS.
    262 6 C >r f C I:. Mullins. R M L Staff officer, who for four veur- lfl l been attached to the ttafl at 1 riir.*-, leaves for Home by the mail this morning* At a cord gathering m tbe Crirket <ii, D VirJfiu hour yeptprdn> be
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    BARLOW'S PRODUCE REPORT.
    124 6 COPKA. April 12. Tbe niarbaf tecaag tiie paal BnriiWated iritbie narrow innitf. and clomi j quiet. To d'j\ quotations an- the same bt at our [jitl report. Rim v Jrifej D, luir t.o Oood l^neiH s IIO.SO per pikul. I;. i Tit- quantity catalogued al i auction
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    CUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT.
    51 6 There was a good demand for practi calif ail grades at the autekfi b«U I the llth^ though bidding vvac somewhat slow, standard Sbeal I at 1181 and 5183 mark incre ;i and |g respectively. The atikl v aur finished to-daj and will oe rt± ed t<
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    THE PROMOTION LIST.
    73 6 London. April i 1 The Lot ioi annonncet the following promotions Bajt Sir Bdid< o Singfa ol honorary Major. I Bftali I 4tb avalry und f. A. C t -Hrd \'> jabi.s to be Squadron mdew wt Lemporary Majors. lUffm Oocpa. i ipaaia I Baanay ISrd Blkbi
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    CONTEST FOR Up. CHAPLIN SEAT.
    33 6 LonJoat, Ipril 11. Hw K'O.ibfrv .livh ft— OQJati )Optfd I Stuart Coate caudidu < m Huccec v to Me Onaplin P«ol i y tbe c married bmb'i bbj will
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    FINANCE BILL SECONDLIED.
    29 6 1 London, aptfl It. I■ i.iouh liH> passad the bi iuaucf! Bill unanimous •lent intimated U are* prepi 1 the railwuj tick, t and meet objections.
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    HOLLAND'S INTEGRITY.
    22 6 Airiterdi.ni April ■aaavai iioiiana tbafl nettbi ul> pfthej ot tbe aiiiai w* violate the neutralit> t»i Net Lei ;t. udti.
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    CHAIRMAN OF CHEMISE CONFERENCE
    19 6 London. Apni 11. Ivctoi >a\\-'--ex-curator ot the Indian MM has been elected President I'Larmactuticul Conference
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      86 6 A LARGE SHIPMENT OP AMSTEL PILSENEK BEER. HAS JUST BEEN RECEIVED. IN Cases of 4 dozen Quarts, and 8 dozen Pints. Sole A tuts CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co. FINAL SALE DAYS TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW GOODS. WE OFFER DRESSES, BLOUSES, SHOES, MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS AND ALL REMNANTS AND ODDMENTS. AT
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    GERMAN ARMIES AT VERDUN.
    507 7 HOW THE ATTACK WAS BUILT UP. Further Efforts Repulsed. vnnl 11. Tbe KreDch evncuatloU r.-thincourt salient led the n3 to think !b* chance had at uuth cor;.- to break through and they |a attack-! m masses m broad daylight, a system which they had aban joDed
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    ON THE BRITISH FRONT.
    108 7 Londoo, \p--il \-2 The Hriti^h communique ea>- Grenada righting m tbe craters east of >c. K!oi continued last uight witfa varying rortune. We hold three of the enters but tic: the other two at prestv I The mmj to-day exploded mines north— ll uf \t-iielles damaging
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    A BRIGHTON SOUVENIR.
    26 7 London, April 1 The corporation of baa published sor. wnir of the W i .1 which laefadM translations ii tad (iunuukhi atnl coutaius
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    ADVICE TO NATIVE STATES.
    37 7 April 11. —la tho House of MM Mr Ch '.mb»rlain said that if -rite of India wished to have any adviea from th« Economic I'ommis~i not su^po-ie the Government <*t iiui.a would cbjt-ct.
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    RINGING ROUND THE HUNS IN AFRICA.
    21 7 Lourenco Marques, April 12. A Portuexpeditionary force occupied Krooga German East Africa ou April 10.
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    THE ALLIED ENTENTE.
    167 7 FRENCH PRESS ON KING'S SPEECH. Britain's Creat Effort [By Submarine Cable]. MIUTM'I HIBTIOB. London, April 11. In the House of Commons Mr Apquith referring to the re cent great allied conference at Paris emphasised the fact that the results were the reaffirraatiou of the solidarity of the
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    GREEK ISLAND AS NAVAL BASE.
    94 7 lliied Action. Athens, April 11.— The British and Freueh ministers here informed the Gret-k premier of the intention of tb.p Al ies to land forces on tie island of Kepholonia westward of Greece and to establish a naval base there. They gave assurances that the
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    FINDING THE MEN.
    123 7 London, April 11. The Times understands the Chief of the Geueral Staff and the military members of the Army Council have furnished tbe Cabinet with a v ery plain statement of their immediate requirements iv men. A sub committee of the Cftbiuet investigating tbe recruiting consist? of
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    THE SUBMARINE WAR.
    68 7 London, April 11. Siukings. The steamers Margam Abbey British^, Santanderino 'Spanish) and Caledonia (Danish). Four of the Santanderino's crew were drowned. Pen/ance, April 11. -The Italian stea mer Tneone has been ennk by a submarine, the crew is believed to have been caved by a French Destroyer.
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    THE IMPERIAL INSTITUTE.
    152 7 London, April 11.— la the House of Commons, Sir John Kees referring to the Select Committee's bill to transfer the management of the Imperial Institute to the Colonial office moved that four mem bers of the Executive Council should be appointed by the Secretary of State for
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    BLOCKADE AND AIR QUESTIONS.
    70 7 London, April 11. In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey said that the effectiveness of tbe economic blockade of enemy countries is being fully maintained m every way. Mr Teuuant said m the lloubg that he understood that two members of the Air Committee resigned
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    THE FOKKER BEATEN.
    28 7 Paris, April 11. The new French aero plane is declared to be the fastest m the world and one that could 6asily outmatch a Fokker.
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    MUNITIONS CONFERENCE AT ROME.
    28 7 London, April 1 1 There will be a munitions conference of the Allies at Rome m \t av Mr Lloyd George hopes to attend.
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    A SPY SHOT.
    11 7 London, April 11. A spy was shot m
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    510 7 The report of the board and tbe halfyearly accounts for tbe six months ended Dec. 31 have been issued. Tbe credit balance of income find expenditure for the half year is 91,053,529, nearly all paid m interest due or owing to Government on loan funds. 9345,012 is
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    THE LATE MR. C. W. EDWARDS.
    188 7 Yesterday moruing at Kidadari took place the funeral of Mr Charles Walter Edwards, who died at Paya Mas Estate, Jobore, on the 10th in6t. of meningitis Many will regret his death, outside the relatives. He waff a real man, 1 Irish and ii T
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    St ANTHONY'S BREAD.
    54 7 The twelfth annual report signed by Mr Francis Lpynard shows that there was received m 1915 the sum of $1949.38, and expended $1745 10 the credit balance at the end of the year being $5411. Mftyone families received help during 1915 and the expenditure during the year
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    P.A.M.
    33 7 P. A. M. The annual general meeting will be held on Wednesday 26fch at Kuala Lumpur. The long and important agenda includes nearly every item of importance, and interesting discussions may be expected.
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    21 7 Agents Kuala Sawah Rubber Co. Kuala Sawah 4,142 Agents Sime Darby and Co, Kempas 14,509 Radella 6,550
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    CAMBRIDGE LOCAL EXAMINATIONS.
    456 7 I The following are the results for the year 1915. BOYS. Raffles Institution. Sknioks. Cnia Boon Leong, Hum/.ah, Lee Keng Soon, Phoon Seek Wah, Phoon Seek Foo, Wong Puck Sham, Ong Van Keng, Tan Wye Kam. Juniors. L. P. R F. Cresson, Foo Hee Seng, S. E.
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    366 7 Mr A. St. Alban Smith, we hear, has obtained a commission m the K. Irish Rifles. It is not expected that Mr P. A. Anthony will be able to return to the F.M.S. for a year. (M.M.) Reuters Agency was recently informed that 1.2-5 parcels of raw rubber were taken
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      135 7 ROBINSON ®> CO. JUST UNPACKED. FIELD RACE GLASSES. PRISM BINOCULARS 8 POWER. All m Leather Sling Cases. ROBINSON ®> CO. I Brinsmead, Broadwood, I I Goflard Col Sard, Ghallen. I I BRITISH PIANOS I I HIGHEST MERIT I Sole Agents I the ROBINSON PIANO Go., Ltd. I (iNCORPut.A'' KM IN
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      823 8 Shipping ELLERMAN'* LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP Coy., Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). For LONDON S.S. Keelung via Suez Canal due about 3rd May. S.s. Denbigh Hall via Cape of Good Hope due about 4th May. For particulars as to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., AGENTS.
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      862 8 Sh 8 p p I n g Jr. O« British India AND Apcar JLine (Companies Incorporated m England.) Mail and Passenger Services. peninsular and oriental sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on
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      587 8 Shipping M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LIME. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON nd MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD OUTWARD 1916 1816 Athos April 22 Cordillere Kay 2 Porthoa May 1« Andre Lebon May 9 Corriiilere Jnne 2 Atlantique May 2;i Andre Lebon June 16 \mazone Jnoe 6 Atlautique June 30 Pol nebien June 20
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      605 8 Shipping N V X JAPAN MAIL STEAHSHTP Co., Ltd (Incorporated In Japar. EUROPEAN LINE. A service is maintained bet wc«l T v via ports to Marseilles London, contrnct with the Imperial lafMUi< s< w rr ment. The New Twin screw ht, at^e maintaining this service have b< n designed and
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    VENEREAL DISEASE.
    1275 9 Royal Commissions Report. The past week has Been the issue of a publication of national importance the final report of the Royal Commission on Venereal Diseases. It is a document well worth the close study of every person m terested m the health of the community, and there
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      536 9 I Was or Peace. Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (INCOSPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry. EX. ihe Coznp*nf lias £20.000 fle»oslte4 with Ihe Supreme
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      459 9 SOUTH BRITISH i INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated m New Zealand.) FIRS Insurance effected on Buildings, Rent and Merchandise of every description. MARINE Inanrances accepted to all party of tbe world at lowest rates. BIRTHQDIKE Risks accepted. J. HENRY, Local Manager. V Offices 2, Finlayson Green. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE Go. Ltd.] (Incorporated
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      162 9 3 DRINK 1 DRINK 1 I THE BEST BEER OBTAINABLE IN THE EAST J^SS^# MOnFI^ATF -ij^^^-T^ M^Bi^^lv^^Xsr ACCORDING Jm^^^^^^^^/S T0 THE LATEST I W^M§^^^^^ METHODS WITH EVERY POSSIBLE CARE IN SANITARY RESPECTS. > CARLSBERG BEER |S DAHSSH BEER. t "><^«nMMMmiaHHMMMinMißM)KiinMmMMMaaßMaaHMiißnaMiiMaH>aaiaaiH BOLE IMPORTERS THE EAST ASIATIC Co, Ltd. [(INCORPORATED IN DENMARK)
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      380 9 HOW THIN PEOPLE CAN GET FAT Increase m Weight Ten Pounds or More A Physician s Advice Id certainly give rnoet anything to It able to fat up a few pounds and t^ay that way, declarer every excessively \\i\\i tijau or woman. Such a result is not impossible, despite pabt
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    1485 10 To Deu. 0. March To date 1915 Ailagar, Dec 266,800 48,000 AGajah.Sep 29,790 8,150 27,000 Alor Pongeu 15,655 36,931 Alma, 14,000 54,500 Ampat, Sep 36,054 25,580 An-Johore, Mar 177,249 15,388 58,530 An Malay, Dec 1,507,847 101,385 362,839 An S'tra, May 473,623 146,337 Asahan, July 93,736 45,480 Atbara,
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    TIN RETURNS.
    232 10 In above list tbt totaii- m art monthly totate f«r JaoDn, v m bicb the OotupHry'fc year SB at d after th.i uame. Ihird coini: <i. •h•lw^ tJM i' 16 total to drfte and ■Oooll<l 00l tot l ofttM fast month. Bvarf <n :< :n*<^ feOfel the tt^uu'ri
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      142 10 BELLISS MORCOM, LIMITED. (INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND). Manufacturers of High-Class self- lubricating Engines, Condensing Plant, Steam I Turbines, and Diesel Oil Engines. This firm have a word-wide reputation for j the excellence of their products. Simplicity of Form, combined with High Efficiency, has been the aim m all their designs, and
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      105 10 W. J. GARCIA, 219, Orcbcrd Boai. Pianos bought, sold ore b ia|rf uood prices allowed tH M L struments. Cheapest and best stock of Music and small musical foodl Singapore, Piano, Organ Musical I: nof»r)t.s d^al^r Singapore Gold Storage Co., Ltd. *ear Entrance to Bopdbo l^iarf Telepone 1026. Sea stocks
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    28 11 Issued by FKASEK Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, April 12th. 'Ail quotations of Sterling Shane moat be regarded as purely nominal for the present xcvcbfhgf
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    EXCHANGE.
    59 11 COBBECTKD OF ¥O -pril 12.) Bask 4ma 2-4 19-32 ii demand 2A\ Fvivaic credits 8 ma 2-4 27 32 France demand Bank 826 Ihdia, T. T. 1 7 d HOHQKONQ, deniar d 11l Yokohama, demacd mi Java, demaad 131 Bangkok, demand 65 i Sovbbbiqhs, Bank Buying 98.64 Bank ol
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    PRODUCE
    143 11 April. 12. Tin (130 tons) 197.75 Gam bier 20.75 Gambles Cabe No. 1 80.00 Gambler Cube No. 2 29 00 Pvppei Black ordin. Spore 27.50 Psppev, (White fair) 37.00 Nutmegs (110 tv fcbe !b. 30 00 Nutmegs (80 to the lb.i nom. Mace (Banda* 75.00 Cloves (Amboiaa) uom. Bali
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      155 11 TKe TROPICAL ROOFING IS GENASCO Supplied with patent "KANT LEAK" KLEATB which do away with the necessity of using sticky cement at the overlaps. i I i* j>i > **'.Siipi > "^^Jti^MciiMißtei^tfi^'JMiM^^ we GENASCO is the result of over 30 years experience m the manufacture of Ready Roofings. Its durability
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      160 11 GLEN LIKE Of STEAMERS LTD. FOB GENOA LONDON, Thess. "GLENIFFER 9428 tons, J. Mcixregur. Commander, Is due here about the end cf May, and v*iii hhvj prompt despatch for above pott-.. She ha" excellent accommodation EorEa on Passengers. Fare Sirgapore to London £40 0 0. For freight and passage apply
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      366 11 WEATHER REPORT. Kaodbng kerb&u Hospital April IS 9am 3 P.M v v Baroin. 8i F»c 99 839 ?0.7?2 99 iiu Temf 85.5 7h ,*> 7fi ft Wat Bnlb Thtit 79 n 7^« 7^n p«r. ot Wlofl Caloi Calm Calm Max. Temp. Id an,&a £0.0 Mtn. On fie. 7a f Max.
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      464 11 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vesseU m port at 11 a.m on April 12. 1916. Vessel's Name Date of Arrival British. Benavon April 10 Ning Chow April 11 Warraka Batavier Sagama Kiver Kaka April 12 Kinta Dutch. Singkara April 1 1 an Overbtraten Emile S. Jacob Aprii If Koeniai .Japanksk. Kitano
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    THE IMMORTAL PAGES.
    1652 12 FRENCHMEN OF MALAYA AT THE FRONT. I)K BOMf <>I\RIEKS. Lieutenant Cloude Konseeiot de Saint Ceran, of Moine Corafce ana Co., is always m Limoges, attached to the service of the auto- mitrailleuse b. Sergeant Pierre Durnerin ex- Director of theßanquede l'lndo-Chine, after having been a long time
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    FOOTBALL.
    175 12 A soccer match of considerable interest is due for decision on the Esplanade this evening, when the S. C. C. will meet an eleven representative of the Straits Chinese Football Association. This is a further trial game for the latter m view of their impending visit to Penang for
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    31 12 i The Monthly Medal of the above Club will.be played for on the 15ch and 16th of this month, not 2 2nd and 28rd as stated previously. I
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    YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
    1260 12 The following extracts are taken from the Report and Accounts for 1915. The Oreat War has discovered many things and one of them is the strength of the V.M.C.A. The Association was not unknown before, but the extraordinary resource it has displayed m ministering to the
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      YESTERDAYS PLAY.
      125 12 Mixed Douhles A. Mrs Burkill and Mr W T reford rec 3. bent Mrs Phillips and Mr Olrifield, 6— a, 6—4. Mixed Doubles B. Miss Pigott and Mr Pigott rec 2 beat Mrs Furnivall and Mr Worhain rec 15.2, 6—4, 6—l. Miss L. Lamb and Captain Morris owe
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      TO DAY'S TIES.
      117 12 Mixed Doubles A. Mrs Saunders and Mr Allan rec 3 v. Mrs Owen and Mr Edwards rec 5. Mrs Lowther Kemp and Mr I'pcott owe 1 v. Miss Tabor and Mr Miles *cr. Mixed Doubles B. Mr and Mrs Webster rec 4 v. Miss Kerr and Mr
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    ADELPHI BILLIARD TOURNAMENT.
    80 12 The following were the results of last night's play Mr A. Lewis owe 150 beat Mr J. T. Andrews owe 85, 250 to 165. Mr W. M. Baker rec 40 beat Mr F. R. Martin rec 20, 250 to 193. Tie for Thursday Night at 9 O'clock
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      224 12 IT IS YOUR DUTY TO I economize, as far as lies m your power, more especially m the direction of luxuries, such v motoring really is. It should be remembered that every alien motor tyre purchased is only piling up our indebtedness abroad A simp f way of economizing, to
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      86 12 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES Sunday, Apkil 16. Johnston's Pier 8, 9 and 10 a.m., 2.30 and 3 30 p m. Club Bungalow at 8 30 and 9.30 am., 12.15, 3 and 5 30 p m. 75 yards Back Stroke Race. This event will take place on arrival of tbe 10 o'clock
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