The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 September 1916

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBEE 11, 1916. NO. 8,852
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    195 1 The latest communiques of Sir l>ouglas Haig report continued advance, Guille mont and Ginchy being now ours, with progress to the north east of Po/ieres Page 5. The French have kept pace, reporting captures, advances, and the possession of an important piece of railway line Page 5.
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    SEAL-HUNTING IN NEWFOULAND'
    1681 1 In the early d'lv^ ftf .March the :r;iuats of the pyren- iv HM Ipbft'4 liirbj«r. Newfoundland, are hoarse with screeching for on tho tbirteerjth of that n.onth the sealer* start on the nloo Jipst expedition m the annals of bunting. "io:<ip days prior to the date of
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      102 1 GOODRICH TYRES SIFETY TREAD RAFFLES MOTOR GARAGE I JUST ARRIVED "NEW COMET" MOTOR CYCLES j FOR SALE J 2 H.P. Motor Cycle, two speed 4 stroke, 2\ H.P. Motor Cycle, 2 Stroke, Pego J Engine, $320 2j H P.' Motor Cycle, 2 Stroke, Pego j Engine, $420 Above includes^ Tool
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      98 1 London Assurance Corporation. [ncorporated m England] lUTrtMinA rtananfmAw^ H 4 IABLI9HED 1720. marine Department. We have be< n appointed Agents of the abort: Corporation </,s from London Assurance Corporation. Fire DepartJent. EsTAHLISHED 172Q We have been appointed Sub- Agents of the above Corporation </s fvotn *hf \"Jnd August. INTERNATIONAL TRADING
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      141 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Two suitable houses to let Page 3. i aying Guest wanted Page ">. alata Belt trade mark Page Howitt Phillips programme Page J. Removal of Gaggino Co to Malacca -tt Page 3. The Indian Motor-cycle G B W Page 7. Robinsons, some special sale bargaine Fage 5. Adelphi
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      2 1 Jeffreys Beer
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      130 1 rTHE WEEK. Monday 11th, High Water- 10-&fr».r» 9-.'* p.m Howitt Philipn M^eg o f my Hcait, Tuesday 12th. High Water IU-61 a.m., 10-43 p.m. Fall Moon. Sungei Bagan Rubber mtg, Barker noun. Lodge Zetland Reeolar, B 3d v Hovritt Phillip* "Qaloiiey's.' 1 Wednesday 13th. BJ<h W after- 11 7 a.m..
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    LONDON' NEW TEMPTATION
    146 2 In whal circumstances, and under what conditions may one kiss the bus conduct or Sudpomv far instance, on« discover* eim y pockets when the faro is demanded iv i i vwconiuin to the regulations to proffer a chii-i*- -alute to the lady with the punch or would
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      573 2 Victoria Theatre THE HOWITT PHILLIPS Co. Last Mights! To-night Monday. London's Latest Success. PEG O' MY HEART. To morrow Tuesday. QUINNEY'S Wednesday. S. ti:ersc-: Mautjham'a Latest Comedy. CAROLINE. Thursday. WHAT THE BUTLER SAW Friday. A LITTLE BIT OF FLUFF Saturday. THE MORALS OF MARCUS. TIME AND PRICES AS USDAL Booking
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      1221 2 TONIGHT! TO Mr m THE IDEAL PICTURE THEATRE cinema C!ASTN"O BYTHFS! WJIXOJLX^I v> off nrun i AT THE SPECIAL BEQI i 01 01 v PATBONB WE IN THE SECOND SHOW 9.15 P S.HARP. Tbe most successful Thank oust r seilal Q 31 "THE MILLION DOLLftR /m p arit a rs::.
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      117 2 IMPORTANT SALE OF MINING PUNT In the matter of The Company trdinance 1915 I V T* tl IP \f A TT* I I t»> it..,, \j r THE BUKIT TAWANG HYDRAULIC Th i i d mvi 1 pirrrhaf of tl ig Plant. 1 coLtained on the Bukit Tawang Mine and
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    BUKIT K.B. RUBBER.
    1546 3 rrj is Of CBfNBSE LABOUR. hid I Ac riOM SUCU HMD I The -*rh annual general meeting of EU-bbec CO| I.tJ, wna he'd i bangs Kmldmgs on >aturday. Mr i i? at, |M Mr Neo <>ng Hee 1 Mr l' F.veritt were aUo pre- nit isßcn representing
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    131 3 lecided at a aMeftfng held ill aULu-ipur flTediMadaj •▼•iitog t° siuepe platoon ol the Ma'ay'U □try. Col. Tyte was pro sat the meeting at which a. number j tot Ihc u;.,Loon were piven m. p ilili behaviour received Rdditton from Tower Bridge V ItßlltMllr n]d S[r japrnan, ikimld have toot
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      459 3 HELPING THE CHILDREN. Ona of th» saddest of s'qMs is that of Children who, in 5 t ad of b-Aiif>, f" lof activity aud thu j y of life, are ju-,t piniLu. weak and unhappy almost always en the brink of a serioui Illnesfl anJ tovor well noufeh to be
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      438 3 CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY. Mrs Nicholson has now returned to Bingapore and Ins taken over the duties of Hon. Secretary from Jdrs Fowlie. «9 11-9 i i NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the above Trade Mark is the Trade Mark of Messrs R J. I > I k Ltd.. of
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      1032 3 ESTATE OF J W. GUNN DECEASED. All persons having any claims against Mm above estate are requested to lend particulars m writing of their claims to the undersigned on or before the 'JOth day of September If 16, ifter which dare the Administratrix will pro ceed to distribute the assets
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      498 3 PAYING GUEST I'riva'c Family can receive yoiin^ ij-'oUf,-man an .iyiu«; i;m-t. 'I WBtt A[>ply > 'iVM, c i Free PrefiH. 11-9 v *f i 8 8 TO LET The comfortable and pkanaufly sitaated European rftrtdoooe kmvu as "Oanford, No 4' Grange Hoad. i 'oubU- knciw court, stabling and motor {Illfl.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday. Sept. 11, 1916
    866 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday. Sept. 11, 1916 X«M »*lrlo": Trolh her.clorlaas pracepU <!•«, *<«H»fc4 t- V Uakia. :voT»ltT and w Of the intense fighting on the Somme we get fairly detailed accounts, and there are maps of largo scale available by which each tiny advance can be followed, a
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    599 4 We (L and C E) have previously noted that the Chinese Government desired to have a Ccnsular Representative m North Borneo. The Gazette now announces, under date July 12. that the King has been pleased to approve of Dr Tien Kao Sia as Consul-General of China m British North Borneo.
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    LATEST TELEGRAMS
    105 4 London, Sont Bor prespnred fi airman I^nut. Robin- Ljudon. Bog National IUI CUMd Deputation! \.-.1. d mation y of Briti iy iv eu al-o cluimd by British agm80n6 or BAN |M n Parir. Sept. I hi« copied tl bII (or or. millioni sterling for the i 1 1
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS
    230 4 FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS [By Courtesy op fhn Fk«KCH t Paris, Sapt 7, 5 59 p m Yeeterdt the Somtue. ire captured part of Rer: Sauterre, and Vertr.andovillers Our lm» now teechet HM outekirte of Chiiulnee. The Britteh Beptond Urn v. ood of to day :i nd bcoki powerful German effort
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    TRAINING NOTES.
    280 4 Yv'ork m connection with ttu for the October BMatteg has been going on eteadily for the iaet for:u;^bt. ani, favour ed by quite nice going, DOfltidaraJ vance has been made. Da Saturday morn ing a fair number of early rieing spot The horse* la traiu.ri^ include 6> old
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    116 4 Sir Themae Mackenzie. High a it! Bt Glat fOfl I 14 the Domioioo wa? st-iving t ccneerve trade within Lbe Ba Act wa* to j force Bhort: Wbieh would plane 50 per Dtot on I .m;\ manufactured gooda euttrii:, Zeuluui; Tbe ptovieions fcbftl tIM s ""i ted State are n
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      124 4 m'■ 4^lmS Hh. I 8Y IPPOtNTNEMT C J^?mM\ to m^ KI^ C G^ ORG^ II rf SOLE T TmrpT "P'Q SINGAPORE AGENTS ±J XXX XJ XLI K3 KUALA. LUMPUR. [Incorporated m England] FRASER NE/WE, Ltd. PRINTERS. Office It, C3LLYER QUAY. Works SIAK STREE r Magazine, Book, Commercial and Miscellaneous Printiai
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    THE PIGARDY FIGHTING.
    189 5 I IORF- 'PORTANT GAINS. v i Cfcsie Dei ike] b i Haig's com tal of i i n c h v aud l.ivoue we raided the inflictio levers easaal I .c i Irmeatieres, There > importan I I i report Genet il Dowlas unique ales that there
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    PAHS DESPATCHES
    222 5 v Communication Broken. B Tae BltonMMn carutnuaiKieray coua:«r attacks from g to sooth of Caauluts were repulsed insiderable enBcuy loaaes Wo enJ ■MflllhuHi OWE filial everywhere. German a'.tt.i oa Yaux Chapitre 1 was repulsed. Vermmdovillers and Chaulnas At enemy made four fruitless MM each preceded by au intenie
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    THE VERDUN STRUGGLE.
    101 5 I Urn HMMi ,-everal ■-vere lauueu > i »gftin«l the )ns m the Vans cu^pitre A ruomeatary sue •d, a^d we captured 100 M en] ici: iIM ij'lfl-. d b east oi Thiauniont by 1 here m a lively io tbir* nctor I nm kma brought down
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    SALONIKA AND EGYPT.
    39 5 Son. *-pt. 9.— The British Salonika a 'que taji that tha artillery lull -au front continues. We s :t a eueuiy battery on tha Sfcruma p y?t Aeroplanes on Sept 8 raided a^ *ith good efftict.
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    LATEST: GINCHY OURS
    317 5 Other Gains. London, Sept 10 -Genera! Haigs com-•'-unique saya that the whole of Giccby vilinge and also the ground to Leuze Wjod ia cur a. Ban of High wood we advanced three hundred yards on a five hundred yards front. North East of I Pozieroa we gained
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    AVY ACTIVITY.
    42 5 Aerodromes Bombed. London, Sept <<.— The Admiralty announces that naval aeroplanes carried ont an attack m the morning on the enemy's aerodrome* at Gbesteiles and Handzaeme. A lar^e number of bombs werrt dropped with satisfactory results. All the machmep letumed safely.
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    IN MESOPOTAMIA
    22 5 London, Sept 3 A Mesopotamia otlicial a- spatob states that there were no developments on the Tigris and the Euphrates,
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    THE RUSSIAN COMMUNIQUE.
    62 5 Pdtrograd, Sept 9. The official communique says that south of Baranov m the Carpathians, the Russians carried a series of heights and took 500 prisoners with five machine-guns. The enemy threw a mountain battery and other guue down a ravine. All Turco-German counter attacks at Halicz wero
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    322 5 Ey the destruction of the famous old Place bridge of boats over the Neva m Petrograd there ure only three bridge* left across the river. Of theee, two are per manent, the other being a poutoon bridge. The River Neva has a breadth of from 500-700 yards, and forms one
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    GENERAL WIRE NEWS.
    128 5 U S REVENUE BILL. Washington, Sept 8. The House of j Representatives has passed the Revenue Bill. The Revenue Bill as passed still authorisea the President to withhold the clear |ance of vessels of nations discriminating against America commercially, and empowers him to retaliate against embargoes on
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    FRENCH COMMERCIAL SHIPPING.
    40 5 Paria, Sept. 8. —Le Matin cays that a Bill has been introduced into the Chamber authorising the Minister of Marine to undertake the construction of fifty thou sand tons of merchant shipping, from coasters to Transatlantic boata.
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    P & 0 ABSORPTION
    28 5 P 0 ABSORPTION London, Sepfc. 7. The Peninsular and Oriental Co meeting has unanimously ap proved of and coonrmed the conditional agreement with tha New 'Zealand Shipping Company.
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    Chinese in Ships
    29 5 London, Sept. 8. The Trades Uaion Cougieso at has passed a resolution expressing alarm at the steady increase m the number of Cbinarneu m i'ntieh shios.
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    Sinkings.
    11 5 London, Sept 3. Sinkings The British steamers Togus and Strathtay.
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    THE "UNION" TASK.
    110 5 Forces at Full Strength. London, Sept B. Speaking atKlerksdorp. m the Transvaal. General Botha emphasised that General Smuts had now occupi ed three-quarters of German East Africa, including the railway, and the lines of communication had been shortened by a thousand miles. Though the end was m
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    SITTING ON THE SAFETY VALVE
    37 5 London, Sept 8. A Zurich letter says that m one fortnight m August a hundred and sixty one peace meetings were convened by Socialists m different parts of Germany, but were prohibited.
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    A REGENERATION.
    135 5 London, Sapt B—John8 John Ford Eikington, mentioned yesterday, interviewed, said he was afraid that his career m the field was ended, as bis kctd was Bbattered by maxim gun tire while m the Foreign Legion, with vwhich he Berved for twentytwo months m Champagne, gaining the Medaille Militaire
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    C. S EXAMINATIONS.
    52 5 London, Sept 8. About fifty candidates, half of whom w^re Indians, competed at Indian Civil Service Examination, the results of which are expected to be an nouuced very shortly. The examination applies to India alone, as no vacancies are being filled m the Home Civil Service until
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    MESOPOTAMIA COMMISSION.
    30 5 London, Sept B—The8 The Mesopotamia Commission has heard the evidence of Surgeon General Keogh, Captain Aubrey Herbert, M F, Captain Cross, Indian Medical Service, and Sir William Garstin,
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    ANOTHER MUNITION OFFICE.
    26 5 London, Sept 8. The Ministry of Muni tions is taking over the Constitutional Club. Government has also taken over the National Liberal Club.
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    AN HONOUR.
    17 5 London, Sept. 7.— A XC M G has been granted to Mr J E Eaglesome.
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    THE SUMATRA RISING.
    124 5 DESPATCH OF TROOPS (By Submarine Cable] [fUuter'i Bwriee] The Hague, Sept. 9.— The Governor General of the Dutch ladied telegraphs that five brigades of infantry left Djambi, Sumatra, on Sept. 6 for Moeara Tambesi, where the rebels have lost fifty killed. Two Dutch soldiers were slightly wounded
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    POOLING THE RESOURCES
    50 5 Official conferences were hold this w^ek at Paris between the French and British ministeis for munitions and war. Views were exchanged on the recpnt operations and measures discussed for the most effective employment of the joint military resources. Satisfactory conclusions were reached. Mr Montagu returned to England.
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    A PLEASANT MEETING
    22 5 Aru3fcerci.im. Sep L 10 Tha King of Bulgaria has arrived at the eastern front to coDfer with the Kaiser,
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    MR ASQUITH AT THE FRONT.
    36 5 Renter's correspondent at headquarters, wiring on Sept 9, says that Me Aequith has bt-en epeudin^ a few days m the area of the British offensive. His visit conclude i to day.
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    THE CIGARETTE END
    272 5 'The Best Fighter I Ever saw. Augustus F Beach, the "New York American" correspondent, who has recently returned to America from Berlin, sends to hia paper a noteworthy tribute of a German officer to the bravery of an Aus tralian soldier. Captain Leo Schmidt, who tells the
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    "DUNNO WHERE THEY ARE!"
    175 5 In somo thiu^i they are very careless at iht* War Office the following record is one they will probibly never beat. There •^a- a Cyclists' Battalion staiicubd at Scarborough, ami stationed there c.3 long that ihe town, beautiful ac it is, became an eyesore to the
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    122 5 The death is announced of Mr. John Spencer Curweu. president of the Tonic Sol-Fa College and editor of the Musical Herald. Born at Plaistow m 1847, the eldest ton of the inventor of the Tonic SolFa system, he studied under hid father and at the Koval Academy of Music under
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      100 5 ROBINSON'S c^1 GENUINE VACUUM FLASKS Ma-asM Wili keep liquids hot or cold for hours The Hmerscan SEver Ready" H Osram Flashlight Fitted with Tungsten Battery, Permanent i Switch, Equipped with genuine EVEREADY fe^l MADZA Bulb Gives a very powerful light 111 No. 2602 Price $2 HH Ho 791 Refill Batteries
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      578 6 'ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND, FOR LONDON. s s. City of Norwich due about 25th September, For particulars as to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., AGENTS. KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART iAATSGHAFPIJ Incorporated m Hollaed, Roy*l Packet Savlgatlon Co., ot Batavist. 2—
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      170 6 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO.. LIMITED. Singapore to Batav!a, Cheribon, Samarang. Sail Twice a Week. Singapore to Billiton Sourabaya and Singaradja (Bali). Sail Weekly. I Singapore to Pangkal Pinang, Batavla, Samarang, Batavia, Pining, and Singapore. Sail fortnightly. For freight, passage and further informaticc Apply to The Registered Office Ho. 22.
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      798 6 P. %J 9 Dbitish India AND Apcab JLine (Companies Incorporated In England.) Mail and Passenger Services. peninsular and oriental sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government,) For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, A(te?, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leare Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. HOMEWARD (FOR
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      568 6 M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE. For CHINA, JAPAN CEYLON so* MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD ODTWAKD 1916 1816 Athos B^pt. 6 Taul l>cat Rent '2 A. Behic Bept. 17 pordillen Bepl 14 Porthoß Sept. 28 j Mactllan Bent M Paul Lecat Oct. 11 j A stf aruer Ocl 10 Cordil]«r<- Oct. 15
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      490 6 JAPAN MAH STFAMSWTP Co. Lt.l [Ineornocaaai n japam EUROPEAN I.IHL Ast rvice 1<- rnaintait via ports to Marwellh-h. L contract with tor Ibj, ment. The New Twl maintaining this mrv\« b ay, I designed aud cor-trjct, a. and with all the latteat li proretnenN ♦•..I? safety and oomf I tbroogb
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    THE UNDYING ARMY.
    1291 7 The Old Army is dead," observed a civilian the other day to a friend of mine I who has seen warfare m many lands. He was referring to the First Expeditionary Force, composed of Regular troops van ing m numbers from 80, 0C0 to 130,000, whicli saved
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    A BRITISH SHIELD
    422 7 A.I the local authorities are keen M doing a bit of •▼eryfthiof iritk cur rotaa teers, (although th»-y haven't yet field kitchen nor an aerodrome,' perhaps Sir Conau I>o\le's idea Bmbodfed iv the fo! fowiug may prove attractive. I'pon .luly 1 beveral of our division*, were stopped
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    HOT PLACES.
    259 7 Siud m one of hottest Mgioni m or the world, and is clashtd urnoi^ tLo*e with the higbebt mean dtui\ temperature. This ie accounted for bf tti geographical potition. Lvjd^ a c it lost, hetv. *m and jUht misting both BOMOQtta, it hue, at intei\aif, no ramfaU lor
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      453 7 Vv as or Peace. Famine or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth too cents on the dollar. gWHAT OTHER PROPERTY /S P REAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). lAD OFFICE: Winchester Home. Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32. Old Jewry. E.C. M. £30.000 Bo,.eme Ooort o, E M .«a,
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      438 7 THE MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE CO. (Incorporated m Canada i. All kinds of Life and Endowment policies issoecl. F. S Evans Manager. South Kasteru Asia. Cuthrie a Co. Ltd., fitMHI Agents, Singapore. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorpotatod In New Zealand./ FIR* Insurances effected on Buildings, Renl and Merchandise of every
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      325 7 NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE Co., Ltd. FIRE AND MARINE. I Incorporated m New Zealand.) VAN6-TSZE INSURANCE ASBOC, Ltd. MARINE. (Incorporated m Hongkong.) CHINA FIRE INSURANCE Co., Ltd FIRE. (Incorporated m Hongkong.) LONDON GUARANTEE A ACCIDENT Co. Ltd GUARANTEE. (Incorporated m Esgland.) Fire and Marine Risks of every descrlpl*o> endorwritten at lowest
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    JOURNEY ACROSS GERMANY
    473 8 Experiences of a Dane. The following is from a letter which was received from a Danish engineer, who had to cross the north of Germany ou his way home to Denmark from Buenos Ayres. The following extracts regarding the German precautions against spying, and the food problem
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    SURGEONS ON THE FILM.
    290 8 Pictures of Bone Grafting and Other Operations. l>r 1 red H Albee, of New York, m a paper and cinematograph demonstration before the Royal Society of Medicine, described the surgical ÜBes of the bone graft originated by him. Portions of bonce of the limbs, jaw or
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    "BALKAN AERIAL EXPRESS."
    92 8 The Neve Freie Presse of Vienna says that the Ausfcro -German "Balkan Aerial Express plan is nearing realisation. The line will be from Berlin via; Vienna and Budapest to Constantinople, but up to the present it is uncertain whether Zeppalina or aeroplanes will be used. A meeting
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    1518 8 I To Doc. 31 Aug. To elate 1 I9lfi Abaco 6,498', Allagar, Dec 266.800 159,000 A.Gajab,Sep 29,790 12 500 83,300 Alor I'oDgeu 97,08£ Alma, 244,800 Arnpat, Bep 36,054 68,999 An-Johore, Mar 177,219 139,914 1 I An- Malay, Dec 1,507,347 140,871 1,086,237 !>nS'tra. May 473,623 445 957 Asahan,
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    TIN RETURNS
    183 8 Brubf-b, ,Jul\ MM 207 ''henderians, 4MO 4.116 OopSllgOOMOli 14,67 0 (11) Kanaboi, IJBO (9) 838 Kamuuing 18& Kawiuntiug. 8,881 (9) 600 I Junta, June 5,455 (11 4,060 Kmta A66OC, Mar I«MI Labat, 8,981 (It) Malayan Tin, IIB4NN Middleton. Feb 1,100 (lO) Pahang Consol. 44.500 (11) Posing Babru. ii
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1510 9 *AU laotoHoM at Storttnf Bbft*ta mail ta legftried m ywely Bomlaoi lo> the pteeeal. [sBned by FRASEK Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, Sept, 9th. RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Cap. leecn. Paid. r '4SO Div. Bbllbkb 100. GOO 9r 9s Allafar 12J% f J 2 9 379,933 2s 88
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    EXCHANGE.
    54 9 iCOBBROTKD UP T3 Sept 9.) Bank *mi 2-4 19 32 demand 14 782 PiiTßft cradits 8m i 1413 16 France demand Bank 826 JHDIA, T. T. 174 1 BOHSSONa, ilemard 7 1 Yokohama, demand 110 Java, demaad Bahqrok. d«mand 56 SOVSEBiaBB, Bank Bnytag 98.54 bt,nk cl Hnfland Ha** 6%
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    PRODUCE.
    132 9 Sept 9. Tin (buyer--) 181.50 Oamalai 11.00 Gr&iabiea Cabs No. 1 20.00 3»mki«s Cnb« No. 3 18.00 fepptv Biac ordin. B'pote 38 50 Fe t )pti, (Wfc'te lair) 84.00 N«iine;u U!0 tn tbe !b 80.00 :fntm«i-is (80 to the lb.) nom. Mate (Bands) 7 5.00 Cloven (Amboina) nom. Bali
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      144 9 Ifae TROPICAL ROOFING r tt fy A Qf*f% Supplied with patent "KANT LEAK" KLEATB A hich do away with the necessity of asing sticky cement at the overlaps. "T"" 1 L. I—l— I f GENASCO is the result of over 30 years experience m the manufacture of Ready Roofings. Its
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      218 9 RANEEGUNGE irAinninp^ I/lCAlll|il|lvO Channels SOLE AGENTS INDO- MALAY CO., (INOORPORATEO IN SINOAPOBB). *T^ Jj SINGAPORE. S-4 mwt 8-9 the Blood is the Life." JWHEN YOU ARE j I With any disease due to impure blood I such as Eczama, Scrofula, Scurvy, B«d I Legs, flbscessos, Ulcers, Glandular I Swellings, Boils,
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      50 9 NEXT MAILS DUE Prom Europe.— Per M. M. outward Ccrdiilcre expected on Sept 14. Prom China.— Per P. A O. homeward Malta expected on Sept 14. LONDON HAILS DESPATCHED Left, Due. Arrfveo. July 18 MM. Aug 1» Aug 1 Jnly 2o P. &O. 28 l July 28 8.1. 30 frt
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      704 9 DAILY SHIPPING REPORT Chamber of Commerce (to 1 1 am.. Sept S ARRIVALS. Sept 8. Han Whatt Soon (Brit Bnnda Maru (Jap); Natal (D-.u). Sept 9.— Soon Ann, Sardinia, kaka Perak, Chupan. Sn Muar. Hong Wan (Brit) Heirn. Agga «Nor); Athos IFch) Wakasu Maru u7ap) Etnile (Dut). CLEARANCES. Sept 9.
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    FASTERN UNITED INSURANCE.
    1293 10 FASTERN UNITED INSURANCE. WAR LOAN' ISVBSTMENTS. Company.-. Si OCBBBPDII DKVELOPMBVT. The Ibird annual gcceial meeting of the Eastern Assurinto Corporation, Liml ted, was held at tbe re^:?tered otlice of the ■Jonip >ry. 1A MilsjfClSt. Singapore, on Saturday. Than watt present Messrs Tan Kheatu Hock, (chairman) presiding, the hcn'b'r> l>r Lim
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    CRICKET.
    143 10 i The M 0 A placed the SRC on tbe Esplanade on Saturday, but failed to win. Coelbo lakinjs tij;bt of their wickets for 19 runs. Sooret. V M C A. Beojafield c Aeria b Coelho P Coulcber c Dean b Coelho r> 15 D de Silva b de
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    WIDOWS AND ORPHANS PENSION FUND.
    135 10 A bill is to b^ introduced into tbe Legislative Council to amend the Widows' end Orphans' Pension Ordinance 1904. The new provision is that an officer retir icg on peusion from tbe service of the Colony, who also draws a pension from any Protected Malay
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    S.V.C. DRILL PROGRAMME.
    173 10 TO-DAY. 5.13 p.m. Drill Hall N C Os, SV A. ,i m m Maxim Co. Fire Station. TP SV R, Drill Hall Veterans Co. 5 10 Chinese Co. 5.15 Bras Basah Road Malay Co. Drill Hall SVC Band Tuesday, 12th Sett. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall N C
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    HOWITT-PHILLIPS CO.
    581 10 DEAR OLD CHARLIE." There is something very refreshing about an honest, unpretentious farce. The problem play, the psychological study of a wholly impossible personality, or the dogmatic didactics of one class of modern plajwrighfc, on occasion become very wearisome. Perplexity and brainfjg, and more than a suspicion of
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    80 10 Agents F W Barker and Co. Lanadron 109,252 luny •j*.o"o Senawang 28,484 Sandycroft 23.638 Batu Anam 18 698 Batu Village 2,673 Pengkalan Durian 9,832 Tanah Merah 17,050 Bnkit Toh Alang 13,600 Shanghai Kleb mg 12,200 Kinta Kellas 44 343 Jeram Kuantan 8.988 Batang Benar 13,848 Shanghai
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    17 10 Mrs Oldblood: Fond of books Mrs Newblood: Very we 6irnply couldn't get along without the percolating library.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    130 10 The P and O Novara is expected to leave Colombo on Wednesday the 13th instant, and should arrive at Singapore on the 19th idem. Senhor Manoel Ignacio de Rezende, Chief of the Public Works Department of the Province of Timor Dilly, arrived from Lisbon en Saturday morning by
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    FIRE ALARMS.
    168 10 The fire Brigade received a call at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning to No 11 Moulmein-rd, where, upon arrival, it was found that a small wood and attap roofed houee, occupied by Chinese, m the jungle opposite the hospital had caught fire. The blaze was soon put out
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    RED CROSS FUNDS
    232 10 Mr J H Waring writes I fcball bo greatly obliged if you will kindly insert, m your next i6sup, the eucloeed hefc chow ing that the contributions to Our Day" 1915, and to the general fund under the auspices of the St John Ambulance Aseo ciation, have
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    206 10 The Daily Graphic has a picture of Mies Xorah Edwardee, youngest daughter of the late Mr George Edwardee, and of her husband, Lee Corp Patrick F Hartigan, who is a nephew of Mrs G P Osven and a 60n of the late Dr Hartigan. At the Church of St John
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      151 10 ADELPHI HOTEL DURING DINNER |OC/I? FILIPINO BAND WILL PLAY LAMBERT BUTLER'S SMOKING MIXTURES "OARRICK FRONTIER "GARRICK' VIRGINIA CIGARETTES ALL DEALERS EVERYWHERE. DESIGN QUALITY AND VALUE B. P DE SIIV DiAVONDRIN' /^fc^fe^m. Mostly m Platinum 3*. um*s. Ifhlcta c i £^r>^.^i'3r are of Extraordinary Char::, it (lives <^6^|r^r \Efss A Lightness
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