The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 August 1916
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Title Section15 1916-08-01 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. ;en cents SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1916. NO. B,Bls15 words
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Article257 1916-08-01 1 The Russians ere continuously progreseiug, on the Kovel line particularly, and the opinion ib strengthening that the whole enemy line m Poland will have to retire Page 5. On the western front, the French have made a useful advance, the British are consolidating their gains and making257 words
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Article1545 1916-08-01 1 War is three fourths a sp ritual ii^sue, as even Napoleon the Great admittiJ, and that the moral exaltation of our gulden, youth m arms will bring us victory at* last is manifest from tuife -that they gee visions and remember them m music, whereas the c><1,545 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement110 1916-08-01 1 I WHITEAWAY LAIDLAW Co., Ltd. itk rL a t Mk i I Commences To-Day, Tuesday, August Ist I BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENT LIBERAL REDUCTIONS ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN SHE FIGURES. 1, tf^ >^^P' Tapestry Table Covers m red and green SalelPrice $4.25 Dozen C^S '-VyV > '■'jGt' -<|l' ->*110 words
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Advertisement106 1916-08-01 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Dutch steam launch Janus for Mia Page H. Bookkeeper vrnnteJ Pape 8. Offices to let m French Bank— Page B. Japan for Calcutta, alterations m P a O, Strait 6, and Toyo Kisen advte j'age 5. New programmes cf the Harima and Gaiety Page i. Tingkil Hinefl closin-;106 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous137 1916-08-01 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday Aug. Ist. [High Water- 0 17 a.m., 1' 46 p m. Kari Kaya (Mohoinmedan Fc-tivaJ.) No S.C.C. gsruf s on Esplanade B. 1. outward mail expected. A.D.C. matinee, Vie. Theatre, 5.33 pm. i Bank Holiday. Wednesday 2nd. Hifh Wm*er-0 39 a.m. M.M. outward mail expected. Church W.A.,137 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement404 1916-08-01 2 SJ iTT ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. (Incorporated m Hongkong). THE Chief Importers British Pianos FRENCH PIANOS Italian Pianos j fIS [OR CARRIAGES-^ C :H(3AIVteICLBS- I Agricoltural Tractors j 5 TNtD/'MLER COMPANY wi 5 I CCVtNTRY.ENCLAND. i Crvr~w-\~v-*-^~s^~\ /vyvwyvyvvJ DISTRICT COURT SALE E J. Mootiwalla A Co. vs La* Pan P404 words
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Advertisement649 1916-08-01 2 HPQfI Hr^Tfi SB B wm Mm ra i gwj Ha ML H SPECIAL HOLIDAY SELECTION 15 REELS OF FEATURES 15 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY We are Showing a Programme which has never been attained so far m Sterling Good Quality and Variety Every Picture a Feature of Exceptional649 words
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Advertisement698 1916-08-01 2 M f^k gTh tr~ M T ATTRACTION /A II #T f\ I SERIAL M PROGRAMME AT THE IDEAL PICTURE THEATRE A P 11 1 /X BY THi SEA CINEMA tAoINO OFF BLACH TC-NIGHT SECOND SHOW 9.15 P.M. S Ma THE FAMOUS THANHOUSER FILM COFPORATIO>< PRESENTS THEIE NEW SEKIaI. The Great698 words
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Article651 1916-08-01 3 MUNICIPAL PROVIDENT FUND. foJ .-"Vr io Urn Uaaie r»ii -loners whic'M !.T.nd\ <;rtiwitly d;>i tt of our reprosen of Municipal Cool- pntililhftd M being Urxti roloniui .<■' ir% < >;'.: a i tpon, 19tt -July 1916. tKBOQI to inform you io\ ernraent was irawu to a l»l lUm p- ivedioga651 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement598 1916-08-01 3 LAMBERT Co. Auctioneers and House Agents. 32 RAFFLES PLACE Branch of G. R. LAMBERT Co. BTJ 9BSS 2872 Photographers, Orchard-rd. Telephone No. 1001 Auctioneers, No. 1000 Photographers.) TING KIL TIN MINES, LTD. AMENDED NOTICE OF CLOSING OF TRANSFER BOOKS. Noti< hereby given that the Transfer Books of this Company will598 words
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Advertisement738 1916-08-01 3 ANNIVERSARY OF THE DECLARATION OF WAR j NOTICE. A Public Meeting of British Subjects will be held under tne auspices oi the I Straits Settlements Association, on jFrlday. August 4, 1916. at 5. 15 p m. In the Victoria Theatre. Singapore, for the purpose of passing the following resolution That738 words
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Advertisement749 1916-08-01 3 NOTICE In connection with th<- Y. K. C. A. Bpi rial Building Fond a meeting of Active and Ah- aodate members will he held m the V- X. C A. hall on Wednesday, August 2nd at x p.m. sharp. A fall attendance is very desirable. H-7 H NOTICE OF REMOVAL749 words
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Advertisement487 1916-08-01 3 ID LET H No. (;xley md Lhr^ Md weJlvfn;i iated bungalow, and -or.vtn.'u' v ntunfei! to 'liiwn. Good teiwil h 'veun<!. !.otty l«t beptember. For further pftrtie iiMSi ftppl MEYER BROTHERS, 1 Ooiiyi r Qhh\ 1 n.c. OFFICES TO BE LET, FRENCH BANK I BUILDINGS. rvro pood rocms. taSI and487 words
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Domestic Occurrences.
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Article34 1916-08-01 4 Emyell.— At Alor Star, Kedah. on Thurs day, i7th July, 1916, James Lccuard Black wood, dearly beloved yotmger Bon of Fran k Blackuood and Efpie Isabel Sewell, aged 11 months and 3 weeks.34 words
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Article, Illustration1126 1916-08-01 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday. Aug. 1, 1916, It is with b feeling of regret that we return to the subject of the proposed war income-tax and we Bay with regret, because we notice there is a persistent attempt m quarters where there should be no desire to misunderstand, to1,126 words
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Article1048 1916-08-01 4 The exports of plantation rubber from B N Borneo during May totalled 340,485 lb. Mr and Mrs H Ash worth Hope have endowed a bed m the F M S Hospital at Wheathamstead, Herts. It is rumoured that Mr G A Hereford will succeed the late Mr Noel Walker as1,048 words
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Article53 1916-08-01 4 Ft <>tn (fur <>r r i J'CD:.. i .Mr I.tip'( Q jedto Mm s kmnefl a Ito the hoi, |tat of the DIM Q I tien of :i mob i cycle arc. on the way I Ararj laborahf Trading Co, pt Batter* -v I popalM m I r53 words
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Article10 1916-08-01 4 Already acknowledged Pec Mfltrfc officer Tciitilol:10 words
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Article581 1916-08-01 4 Foi the period from tbe Aii^us!. 1916, inr'M.-i\- the va, highest gtaia of rubber ie fixed at tvtv. ■hilling Mid tv ipam pi c Ik, i duty on cultivate 1 rubber on which t tot] ie leviable en an aJ valorem 1,... accordance with tbaßfllai under t-/ mn Dotiai Raactiaa581 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement231 1916-08-01 4 CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co. HOLD LARGE STOCKS OF THE FOLLOWING SCOTCH WHISKIES. iI f~h MJ £> 9 9 W 9 \~W 9 m m 9 m~9 9 Ja> MARTIN (Leith) VERY FINE OLD "V.V.O.' LtLUd Wnloni WATSON S "No. 10 In Quarts and Pints. D. J. McCALLUM S PEKFECTION. T. P.231 words
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Article73 1916-08-01 5 MTI SOMfi CNGAGEMENTS 1 1 Uaig'i son MOM ifai ..:id 1.: r..' Dl H m It* MntWfdod eiiPiny -id I I INH between the; •lodtd an enwnv t uoelettf Tun enemy Iresefe it: hrc of Ypr< Tbc MunnttT I he J.oo* MlHent, The m m f oth II73 words
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Article153 1916-08-01 5 OJ w r -raTt I i north of 8 Mine D the ico^niau' bill rl pnd tern cf en. from i ired nietros. They i ratUcks in the .1 i if:- rnoon i ONI i ...::> and m n We continued Floury, fans wood Fbl vie: aero-153 words
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Article96 1916-08-01 5 Lcndoa.July 31. Geuera! Baig I com Co o;> rating wth the French udvance made this morning on a from eac-L ot i>e:v;!le wood to the nme.pro^ iafe«MtoJ W ater Troee a wood, uml Bfattzom :emy was m cor.^.J'.'- ibk itroiiftll have 3niTered heaviiy m the) I a96 words
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Article216 1916-08-01 5 G remind- ::;emitimber of Commerce that >r tbe vacancy m tbe L Coaacil -d with the ub bei before 3.8€ pun. d thai Lt-Co! I 1 would decline re- and considerable speculation bifl successor. ::h DMMd Thomas Wil Bug rJ, pleadeu gvilftj third police eovrt yesterday to a silver d.216 words
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Article81 1916-08-01 5 ADVANCE ON KOVEL. ;v> hhaariM GftUe] [Heater's Service] London, July "0. —The Russians are consolidating their positions on the left hiiik of the Stokhod and ace advancing on Kovei and at Urody and south of the I >niester. I'etroarad. .July 31. —The communique The Russians continue thtir81 words
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Article27 1916-08-01 5 The Turk-t assumed an unsuccessful offensnri west of Qauuthkaii but the Kuaeians again expelled them. Tba Turks have organised" positions at Sivas and Kharput.27 words
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Article44 1916-08-01 5 A di a C Brman aeroplanes dropped Fotty i.o'i: h^ on Drinski Russian aviators 3 rove them o:;\ one German was brought §own. The Rnsaiana raided Yolovka sta t:n- v ivid al>o brought dov\u ;i German lTia( isl :>i Karauovitchi.44 words
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Article431 1916-08-01 5 London. .July 31. The i'.ritish are now I attacking the thini line* which the Ger- mans have enormously strengthened, lising the forced laboni of thousands of helgiar..- Opinion in Paris, baeedon the slaughter lot German reinforcements and the weak- MS of reserves, it confident that the Qermam431 words
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Article34 1916-08-01 5 London. July 30.— -Official. Ju £gypt :bi.TO were several patrol engagements on July 28 when the New Zealand Mounted Kifles inflicted fifty casualties on the ?nemy. Ours were very slight.34 words
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Article39 1916-08-01 5 Kome, July 30. A communique says rhere was fierce lighting north of Monte Jimone, where the Italians gamed ground, rhe Alpini carried Forcella Wood, m the Fofana region, and began to advance m ;he Travenanzes Valley.39 words
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Article42 1916-08-01 5 The following was the result of the spoon competition on July 28. 150 yds. 100 yds. Total. Lady Evelyn Young 24 28 68.31 Mrs Mugliston 23 28 67.62 Mrs Basevi 18 18 67.62 Mrs Scott 24 28 67.0442 words
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Article157 1916-08-01 5 LORD NEWTON'S INTERVIEW. Bt Submarine Cab?*] [Renter's Bern London, July 80. Lord Newton who is m charge of the prisoners of war department, m an interview with Renter, said that the master of a merchantman was entitled to do everything possible to protect himself, hie crew and157 words
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Article102 1916-08-01 5 American Opinion Amsterdam] July :so.— The Telegraaf says that the sentence on Capt Fryatt wa6 prouounced on Thu^day morning, and he was executed m the evening on au isolated plot of ground near the harbour. An alderrr-an of Hruges witnessed the execution. Paris, July oO. The newspapers des102 words
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Article67 1916-08-01 5 London, July 30. An analysis of the tepary beans grown m Burma made at the Imperial Institute indicate? the beans possess a high food value. Ie is htated they should find a ready Bale m the United Kingdom and some allied countries a3 a substitute for small67 words
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Article83 1916-08-01 5 Fresh Arrangements Being Made. Cairo, July 30. The Ministry of the Interior is studying the question of the Mecca pilgrimage. It is understood that pilgrims are being asked to deposit caution money of £'50, 60, 70 for first, second and third class respectively. A regular service to Jeddah83 words
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Article150 1916-08-01 5 'Strafed Words. There is a new German dictionary, writes Mr F W Wile m the Daily Mail" [t has the high and mighty hallmark of the Royal Prussian Police. Jt consists of 320 Germanised "enemy wordi," English! and French, which have long heeu com mon m the German business150 words
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Article97 1916-08-01 5 Professor Alison Phillips tells a good story amusing and characteristic," he calls it) m the Times, apropos of martiallaw m Ireland. Lady X, whose husband is at the front, found the other day m her 11 demesne an old woman tearing down boughs from the trees and tying them up97 words
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Article143 1916-08-01 5 NEW YORK BAY DESTRUCTION. Enormous Damage. New York, July 30.— A fire started m a munitions warehouse on a email ieland iv New York bay. It spread to a lighter loaded with shrapnel and exploded the shells and fired some dynamite trucks on the wharves. The whole country143 words
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Article34 1916-08-01 5 North Bay, Ontario. The towns of Cochfane, Matheson. Mushka station and TimminB have been destroyed by forest fires. Porquois Junction. Iroquois Falls, is burning. There are a hundred dead and many injured.34 words
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Article95 1916-08-01 5 From Our (Jw-n OitTtSJfOtodenl Ipoh, July 'I Lecturing at Changkat Salah estate yesterday Mr C J Eaton, Agricultural Chemist, said that from the point of view of strength the best qualities of plantation smoked bheet were equal to fine hard Paia piovided ie was properly vulcanised. Acetic acid95 words
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Article104 1916-08-01 5 17TH LIST. (A Home for incurably helpless British Sailors and Soldiers.) The Committee gratefully acknowledge the following contributions. Already acknowledged $19,H96.7;5 Mr Frank Adam 50.00 Mrs M Guston 25. 00 Collected v>\ Mrs C a da Sii.\ Mrs C A da Silva flO F Baker 5104 words
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Article132 1916-08-01 5 Daily Express learns on reliable authority that among the prisoners te cently captured by the Hritish ou LLe Western front were several German sailors. These ciulors state that they are survivors of the great North Sea tight, and formed part of the crews of the German132 words
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Correspondence.
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Article95 1916-08-01 5 To the Editor, Sir, The Post box at this (Sea View) Hotel is marked cleared at 1 a.m.," but my letters posted ia the evening do not have for Singapore until 1 p.m. next day. I do not suggest that the mail-carrier need be distributed so95 words
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Article28 1916-08-01 5 The new scale of income-tax m respect of Service Incomes is Up to £800, 2-i per cent; £800— £500, 6i J6soo— j§l,ooo, 8f; jE1.000— 1,500, 11} per cent,28 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement170 1916-08-01 5 ROBINSON (8b CO. JUST ARRIVED Waterman's idea! SAFETY PENS GOLD MOUNTED A PLAIN ALSO LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THE Hew Self Tilling Pen TIME SAVING NON LEAKING Presentation Pens with Gold, or Silver Cases $19.50 to $50. Bebe Brand Milk I H i p|lM**lm il'jjl t^iili l »Bliffl it contain*. I',,'i,.170 words
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Advertisement612 1916-08-01 6 I ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. Poi particulars a^ to rates of freight ar.d passage apply to xxvjrxHiN A o» I KOHIHKLIJKE PAKEIVA4RT Incorporated m Holland, Roy^l Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2-3. oouvnm Quay. OOOSH OOWTRACT WITH THK NETfiBBItANDS IHDIA aOVEBNMEMT, lA6IBI I i-Ka«ha -,i|-a;. Tetuhilahan. Beng uod612 words
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Advertisement838 1916-08-01 6 Ml. %Jm Kritisfi India AND Mail and Passenger Services. peninsular and oriental sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranaan Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about HOMBWARD (FOR EUROPE). OUTWARD (FOR CHIKA) Connecting at Colombo with B838 words
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Advertisement923 1916-08-01 6 M. M. M V X MESSAGERIES MARITIMES *\i MAIL LINK. lAO^*£ n t For CHINA, JAPAN GEYLON md *M t\ XT ASI MA I MARSEILLES. STEAHSHi? Cn a<< HOMEWARD OUTWAKD fi corporatcd m h! t: Atlantiquo An C •> I A r -hi, Aqg. I fU^OPEA«UHE Folyn^-ion Au^, ]fi Porlhos923 words
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Article739 1916-08-01 7 1 viler the above heading Me Lnurence •Jerrold writes m tbe Contemporary lie view (iood old aucient Territorials, with fixed bayonets, incunt guard over the prisoners, but some ot the seutries, m tbe heat of the day, have laid by their rifles and rest, and the llocbes vouid739 words
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Article212 1916-08-01 7 The revolt of the Arabs of the Hejaz against the rule of Turkey might be taken as one of the 6igus that the star of Germany it- visibly sinking and that her adberents are hastening to tbe ruin predicted for them. The Arabs could not be m a position to212 words
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Article401 1916-08-01 7 Adverting to the decrease m the importation of coal into thn Federated Malay i States during 1915 the following reference to the development of the Malayan Collieries is interesting Although greatly delayed by the war. most of the plant had nt the end of 1915 i been401 words
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Article333 1916-08-01 7 Annual Report of Netherlands Trading Society. The annual report of the Netherlands Trading Society, which has just seen the light, shows a profit of fl. 5,941,40*. out of which a dividend of 10 per cent, is dietributed to shareholders. We append extracts testifying to the va&t333 words
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Article181 1916-08-01 7 As the result of consultations between the British Red Cross Society and the "War Office rules dealing with the use of the Red Crocs emblem have been ißsued. The use of the emblem on placards is regarded by the War Office as undesirable181 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement244 1916-08-01 7 SUPPLIES FOR Estates Mines Etc. \nt fumigators and Sulphur Powder. Irsenitfi of Soda for killing out lalaug. Ispinall's Varnish, Paints &c. Cartridges. Nobel's own loading with sportrag Ballistite which holds more pigeonshooting records than any other powder. Canal Portland Cement Co., Ltd. Disinfectant. "Sanitas" m 1, 5& 10 gallon trams.244 words
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Advertisement407 1916-08-01 7 I BOILS BLOTCHES. I A person suffering from erupt tis m the l t^lu has dhhli t<i I endure, h is not mere!) the disco n\ I sre .i:^i inifatiofi and painful m ~"^v. sensation, bul life is made miserable b> k d res lon «»t Bpiri« 1 h X%407 words
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Article391 1916-08-01 8 Curious Drama m Pripet Marshes. An interesting description is going i the rounds oi the German Press, taken from a Russian journal, of a romantic form of war m the forest marshes of Poleoesia. The Russian journalist writes The I'.rigade Commander had some doubts as to391 words
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Article57 1916-08-01 8 It is understood that there are DOW m I Shanghai pcrue 800 luembere of Parliament (saye the N C Daily News of the 15th iastJ, and arrangements are being made I for the departure of the eutire body for Ptkinq next week, cr the following week. According to a recent57 words
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236 1916-08-01 8 KONGMOON CAPTURED CANTON MENAGED. It is reported that a detachment of General Shurn Chun Hueu't? troops era barked on the 14th mat. on the cruiser Popik and three other warships, for the purpose of taking possession of Kongmoon. i The warships od the 15th began to bombard the military encampments236 words
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Article188 1916-08-01 8 The erection of the wireless telegraph j i- making rapid progress. The inetalla" tiou is on two feteel pylons BOrne 280 ft et high and 120 yards apart, and one is already completed. It is expected that communication will be established about the end of September. The work is being188 words
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Advertisement224 1916-08-01 8 ARE YOU PUTTING YODR BOY INTO THE NAVY? In any event you will need some money to give him a start In life and there is probably no better and surer way of saving it than by one of our ll Educational S. J. HOWE, Manager. •JO REDUCTION IN PRICE.224 words
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Advertisement52 1916-08-01 8 ALL-BRITISH ROM TYRES USED BY IHE BRITISH WAH OFIKJ. MOTOR CYCLE TYRES I Combination Non-Skiu. rubber £^tud. Rubber Bars, Steel Studs. Non-SkUL Noi SOLE AGENTS FDR STRAITS SETTLEMENTS M J FRASER NEAYE'S "SPECIAL" £fe 9V| &Ec9jk. firm mIiH wL ff a Sm^ mfi mg W% m,y amskmWkmm H m Jft52 words
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Article35 1916-08-01 9 ■Tuly :il, 1916. The following are the bharee ac to which changes are notilled m Meßßre I Fraser and Co.'b yesterday's ghare list RUBBER DOLLAR COMPANIES. Buyers Sellers Kempae 5.70 5. 5035 words
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Article55 1916-08-01 9 iCOBBBCTKD UP T] July 1.; Bank *m a 2.4 19-82 ismaid M 5.4 7 3'J Ptiv&s* croditg fi m c 1.427 82 Fraoce demand Back 826 I&DIA, T. T. 174A HOHQKOiso, rlemand 11% YasoiUMA, dematd 110: Java, dcr.;aad 186 Bae»eok, domand Scvhkhidhs, Bank Buying $8.54 Bank oi Bufl&ni KeJe55 words
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Article142 1916-08-01 9 July 31. Tin 200 tons 163.10 Qstmfciee 10.75 G&ml'itx Cnfec No, 1 >.. 20.00 Oftmblic Cabs No. 2 18.00 Ptppci Black ordin. 8 poi?e boyert 26.00 PappM, (Wb'ts fais) 84.00 Hnttnega (110 lo thu Ib. 80.00 Nntmage (80 to the lb. l norn. Macs* (Bands) 75.00 Gloves (Amboina^ nora.142 words
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Page 9 Advertisements
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Advertisement433 1916-08-01 9 I IVab nr Peace. Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth ioo cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). 8848 OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, EX. ixofaay i i!20,D00 ae»c«iiL<3 witt the Soyteme Coarl of433 words
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Advertisement434 1916-08-01 9 SOUTH BRITISH I INSURANCE CO., LTD, (Incorporated m New Zealand.) FiRB In°nrances cffectc 1 on Buildings, Rent and Hercht.:.Jlb:e' at every description, j MARIK3 bmnranoes aocepled to ail parts of the world ut lowest rales, i iiRTHQUAKE Risks accepted. J. HENRY, Local Manager. Offices 2, finiayson Grsao. ALLIANCE ASSURANCE Co.434 words
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Advertisement326 1916-08-01 9 THE Manufacturers Life Insurance Company. (Incorporated m Canada) A WONDERFUL TRIBUTE TO THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE. According to the official statement of the Superintendent of Insur ance for the Dominion of Canada, The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company is one ot the larger Canadian Companies, strong, well established and prosperous. Its excellent326 words
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Advertisement116 1916-08-01 9 II HE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. N f N 2 No 3 THERAPION BLOOD POISON. KIDNEY, BLADr.EK. IKINAKV I'ISI I DISCHARGES, WEAKNESS, FM SEND STAMP ADI ENVELOPE FOR FREE BOOKLEI TO DR. LE CLERC MED.CO, HAVERSTOCK Rl). HAMT'STKAI). [.oniii .N.I- I PARIS DEPOT: 12, RUE CASTIGLIONE A, CURE] NEW Vi X116 words
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Miscellaneous295 1916-08-01 9 WEATHER REPORT KiadaDg berban Hospital. Joiy r 0 0 A.M. 3 P.M. 8 P.M B&xem. X Ffth 29.7e4 23.729 59.72 Temp. -4 S 79 I 77.5 Wei Bolt Tbei 79 0 76. r> 75.0 Div. OtWlnfl B.E. Calm aim Max. Temp, is BHaae 87.0 •din, Oo So. 73.0 Max. la295 words
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Miscellaneous642 1916-08-01 9 DAILY SHIPPING REPORT Chamber of Commerce (to 1 1 a m., July 3 i ARRIVALS. July l Recorder (Bcil July 10. Sri ICoftT, Baa loh liatavier (Brit) Radang (Siaw) BbbUmm July 80. Lujy UTeld a \nn, (|«on I Pool Snug. Teebta Ai t I .tv of \np!efi Priam, >n rat.snu642 words
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Article1074 1916-08-01 10 SIR E. GOSCHEN ON OUR AIMS. Factor of Sea Power, The following Irtttr from Sir Kl-rard Ooschen, who wa* British Ambassador to Berlia Croon 1908 until the outbreak of war, to an Knglisb journalist m Switzerland, was published by the Xene Zurcber /,Bitun^ It has appeared throughout the1,074 words
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Article243 1916-08-01 10 X Municipal CiiEBK committed. The third police couit magistrate was Occupied the whole of ye6tsrday afternoon iti bearing thfl preliminary inquiry into the cbaiges of forgery preferred against P Etatnam, one time de:k m the Municipal Bogineer'e 1< partmenS, who was charged oa ree 6tpa!«tf> conota ol forging243 words
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Article399 1916-08-01 10 Sensational Raid on CheriNr. Telegraphic news was received m Ipoh about 8 o'clock oa Thursday nighfc that a lar^e party of over '20 robbers with fire arms were at that moment attacking the town, wbtra there was a force of only abou: h-ilf a do::eu police constables. The399 words
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Article54 1916-08-01 10 A correspondent has noted this 6en tence m a conversation They are a tasty fi>h, are pardine Our correepon dent acks, Can an\body parse this sentence'?'' The answer is, Yes, any thing said m good faith can be parsed. In this cace we should parse lash and "sardine" as uoun,54 words
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Article469 1916-08-01 10 [By Courtesy of the French Consulate] Paris, July 29, 6.30 p.m. Yesterday, we repulsed m the Voeges two attacks on the i south of the pass of Sainte Marie. The British completed the conquest of Longueval. To day, we broke two attacks on toe i right bank469 words
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Article246 1916-08-01 10 Lord Robert Ccci!, m an late interview at the Foreign Office, admitted that for the moment, at any rate, there was a deadlock, owing to the German refusal to agree to the very reasonable conditions demanded of them. There is no doubt that when they overrun Poland the246 words
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Article21 1916-08-01 10 Owing to Hari Ray a Puasa to duy the courts at the Ladies' Lawn will be closed.21 words
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Article28 1916-08-01 10 The Band of Hope will meet as usual m V M C A Hall, on Wednesday, Aug. 2nd at 480 p ra. All are welcome.28 words
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Article37 1916-08-01 10 The P and O homeward mail steamer Nankin has left Hongkong and is due to arrive here at 4 pm, on Wednesday the 2nd proximo. She sails at R am, on Friday the 4th August.37 words
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Article167 1916-08-01 10 Manning, by beating Hartnell on Saturday, qualified for the final of the championship singles. Thus Dean and Manning meet in the final, men with much contrasting Btyles, and the game should be a most attractive one. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS, ]> Singles. Wileon beat Winter, 8 6, 6 4.167 words
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Article179 1916-08-01 10 Felt at Kapar and Klang. An earthquake shock was felt at Kapar jon Thursday ni^ht at about 6.5 5. running north and lasting about ninety eecouds. This is the Fecond shock at Kapar this year, the first being on February 29th at 8.55 p.m., when two distinct tremors,179 words
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Article129 1916-08-01 10 Tuesday Ist August. Tide 017 p.m. Height e f: 6in. Johnston's Pur, 9, I and I] a m. 2.30 an.i 3.30 p.uji Cub Bongulow, 980 c<i 10.30 am. 12.15, 3 and 5*30 p tn. Titlm will be buppiied. Saturday sth August. Tide 1.57 p.m. Height 9ft. Johneton'6129 words
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Article41 1916-08-01 10 TO-DAY. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall SV A S R E v N oO* n ii m Maxim Co 5.00 Sepoy Lines SF A Co 5.15 Drill Hall SV C Cadets F. Yodnqeb Blair, Captain, S.V.A. Actg. Adjutant, S.VC.41 words
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