The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 March 1917

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. FEN CENTS SINGAPOKE TUESDAY, MARCH, 6, 1917. NO. 8,9690
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    167 1 Out London Letter is given on page 10. The report of the Sze Hai Tong bank is published Page 10. Mali contributes interesting notes on the Asparagus fern Page 5. Thete was some good shooting at the Penang ISisley meeting Page 4. Some notes about Straits men
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    REMINISCENCES.
    1875 1 Memory is a queer thing and the schoolboy of Asiatic origian, I believe who defined it as the thing that I forget with Bpoke more truly than be koew. For psychologists te!l ue that nothing which enters the mind is ever lost some of it I remains to use
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      76 1 GOODRICH TYRES i FETY TBEAB WHITEAWAY LAIDLAW CQ LTPJ V 1 j 111 1 j I I I j |af Pure Wool Coat Sweaters. Price $2.50. 1 W; i Carton Tennis Shirt- with Polo 1 «>l!;ir f r^HIRTS 1 JmSnr jS ;mW v^3&7w''jT^B '/if i V ■^v^^L^^^P 3 New Shipment
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      140 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. (,'hildren's Concert on Friday Page 2. Municipal notice re gastar eale -Page H. Latest sailing list of the KP M Pa-e 6. Notice re Tauabalak interim dividend Page S. More about the advantages of Jongkeena —Page 8. Whiteaway Laidlaw's latest oilers of men's wear Page 8. C aid
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      2 1 Martell's Brandy
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      105 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 6th. High Water- l 6 a.rn .nl4 p m. We"-ten Concert at V M C A, 9 pin. Wednesday 7ih. '.ff* Water 4) \.rn 1 0-4 i p.m. Mirovitch and iMastro, Vie Theatre. Thursday Bth High Water 10»lfl a.m., I? 55 p.m. Purim (Jewish Festival), Mr Frederic
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      184 2 Victoria Theatre j TWO FARE WELL CONCERTS MONDAY- MARCH 12. WEDNESDAY— MARCH 14. vk ;v FREDERIC SHIPMAN J PRESENTS PAUL DUFAULT I The French Canadian Tenor Assisting Artistes: N Pauline Bindley, Soprano I Ernest Empscn, Pianist. Prices $3 (reserved) S2 $1, Booking open at Mouf c 8 OnTHUBSDAY- ARCH 8.
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      1289 2 A QUALITY PICTURE PROGRAM^T^ ggjß A X THE ■H HOUSE OF QUALITY ft |4LH AMR II |I IiEACH ROAD S THE LEADING THEATRE :v Manager H R TO-NIGHT k Full Picture Programme Vv/^P4TBE l RESKMTd J n7 Mdlle. NAPIERKOWSKI The Creai An Overwhelming Production, beautifulh i' i;, Pa ts HANDS
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    321 3 [By Courtesy of the French Consulab Paris, March 2, 6- 10 pm. The French 3 per cent bonds are at francs 61,75, tbe 5 per cent at 87.90 and I the new 5 per cent at 88 10. Our artilI lery checked two coups de main on
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    122 3 Agents Barlow and Co. Ayer Kuning 70.130 Bradwall 36,260 Cberboneee 49,535 Dennistown 45,1*^9 Highlands and Lowlands 08,609 Klabang 24,845 Krian 26,200 Sungei Krian 52.436 Sungei Way (Selangor) 4c),3H8 Agents Evatt and Co. Bukit Timab l">,4 r )3 total 2 months 31,29 2. Changkat SerJang 1 *»,4;>o.
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    303 3 More precedents for the sweets before meats movement, this time from a Manchester nddrees "My wife comes of an old Derbyshire family from near Clay Cross, and it has been the custom of al most every family m that neighbourhood to have sweets before meat. Whether the sweets be boiled
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      425 3 LAST INSTALMENT! FINAL EPISODE!! of the PEG O' THE RING And tbe Commencement of a New Pathe Serial TO-NIGHT AT THE POPULAR PHOTOPLAY HOUSE L. EMPIRE n^ Pagar Road. Trams Pass the Door. SECOND SHOW 9.30 p.m. Sharp. Pathe Presents S. O. S. 5 Via Wireless Reels. A God Rooster
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      106 3 Massage Hall (PATRONIZED BY MAHY DOCTORS): MASSAGE MANICURE BATHS Mr. Fujita, Mrs. Haru and Two Asst. Masseuse. OPEN DAILY 6 a.m.— 9.00 p.m. No. 239, Bencoolen Street, Teleph. No. 1467. Gaggino&Co. (Established 1876). No. 6, 7, 8, MALACCA STREET. Wines and Spirits DEPARTMENT, Vino da pasto, m bottles and m
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      364 3 JONGKEENA THE WONDERFUL BLOOD PURIFIER. MIXTURE FOR INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL USE. "JONGKEENA 11 is made from tbe purest and finest of herbs which are only to be found m the well known Holy Place of MAJAPAIT m Java. This wonderful medicine is harmless and can bo taken m any reasonable
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      731 3 MUNICIPAL k'OTICE Tender 3 aro invited for the purchase of the surplus tar produced at the G&*. Work about 1,260 pikals a month. Tenders mh.y quote for purchase up to 31st December, 1813 or up till dist December, 19;9. Delivery must be taken at tbe Gas- Works, Rochore, m Contractor's
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      464 3 PAYING GUEST Private Family can acroEimccV.f<> goctleinan Tnnglin. Tennis. Garage. Telephone. Apply Tanglin c/o Free Press. I W 2 2-2 STAMPS. Wanted to buy complete sets of stamps O f 1 all the Malacca States, Hongkong and P. ench 'Colonies Also Straits Crown issues. Willing to take stamps on commission.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, March, 6, 1917.
    979 4 The Singapor e Free Press. Tuesday, March, 6, 1917. 7Lt%v tic f 'vi«. tt* ft- 1 iif.it «AJjj"'i-« ,y- •> y.i.i* I i"«V irx'jgxi 7 U 0.. '_.;».:> Cit tJMd I A. late issue ol a Paris paper brings full details of the Bubject of "Germany do loosing war on
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    379 4 Mr II G Allen has been ncrninated by the Archdeacon to reprer-eut St Matthew's Church congregation on the Conoeil of the S l> A. British ■hipowneri have bought from .lapiinebe builders for £6,660,000 neveu teen new 6teamers with an URgrppate carrying capacity of 150,000 tons; the price works out at
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    PENANG NEWS.
    185 4 From Our Own Correspondent Penaug, March 5. A case was concluded m the district court m which John Stoker-, engineer, Bued the Eistern Shipping Co i>t Mil and second clase passage to Europs Plaintiff, a fehip's engineer, was given notice wnd defendants countii claim for $500 damage for
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    AMATEUR DRAWING ASSOCIATION.
    184 4 The seventh annual fjanaral r.n.Ll.ia: of the above Association, wii- held on Sutur day m the Assocjation'6 Übtacf vnh Mr I (,1 Lee ie the chair. The Chairman m moving the td< of the report and account- DOOgratnlati d the mambon on the progrtt^ naade La the
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    510 4 Inspector Cuetello of Orchard rd pohre station m the second police court yesw r day charged a Chinese WOSaau named l.t Ah Ngce with the theft of 1,000 ynain seedlings va'ue fSO from a ruhber tt-tatt at the s mile Juror>g-rd, Tbe ;vuum. vras convicted, the told the magistrate the
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    STAR AND GARTER HOME.
    240 4 The ladiee who w Mid contribute t :^o Wt for tb lfe Home Vl tCtb^F^ •tt« from fe ;;^P^ interest My dear Urt R«| U 1 v lKif 1-nd rt tad tea ***** *m ntMi I] I, ralMorf c L.., not o t fca mn proa
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    PAUL DUFAULT'S RETURN.
    114 4 li'.il !>ufau!t l^hf i hmwii twnor. wtm to Slag ipere f tv- ti.t- Victoria fb— tn UnaedkAd to bfi lapMtoi i tor ion. No i rt ct i t y, MilhwtiMw thai I a d Frtr.li«a IMMC iSd I•- i ppori bi Mm hi binjate bi heartily
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    21 4 CHILDRE N'S CO NCERT. Tha Cfaildrw tpomfl" bi bt 14 Ka dM H*B oc ttCKt, Match ■< t 6.1 ■Cfa '> iM r.
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    PUBLIC EMERGENCY BILL.
    72 4 PUBLIC EMERGEN CY BILL. Tin- I V I B -\:>. i I being v > ixial- 1; rCgttUtlCH f^v- r larmtag i Ukali ka The n}■ i m ttfcl blj We aol p;\t i ttowei I coll« mt fc a convi( ed on till 11.65 <M Bf I L 9141
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      141 4 DRINK TANSAN J. CLIFFORD-WILKINSON, KOBE. GALDBEGK, MAGGBEGQR Go. Q SM^? Practical Efficient V S nm r« I iAO rt jj (SHI I MJ 1 1 it' Height Length Width l^^Srg|^lk^ Size loin. 17in. il-Jin. j^^^^i price complete $35. VJ V til t lIIL'II DU i lie d i^ Price complete
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      63 4 G. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS Sa Orchard Road, Telephone No 1000. The Oldest and Leading Studio. FirEt In 1872, Foremost m 1917. Unequalled Facilities, Ample Resoorces, and j the Requisite Experience, aro all at our j Command, thus ensuring always the production cf only the best results m Studio
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    NO REST FOR THE WICKED
    188 5 N O REST FOR THE WICKED GERMANS HEAVILY ATTACKED fresh British Advances By Submarine Cabl«] Renter's Service] .4. A French com muni urtiei of our troops pane* ecem; saCOBJHIIS tre^chesi o between the O:*o and bi damage. There were I iell north and scuth of hi the Woevre. French tna
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    A RESULT OF THE KUT CAPTURE
    38 5 A RESULT OF THE KUT CAPTURE WirslcM Rnraiui I leteehra«Qfti tock v 5 ,r- erica o! Bidjax I i bU« MQtli' i H»mmd>n en 4 —A Teheran telepani Itl R Msiani have cap I and ar-e panillDg the
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    ALLIED UNITY
    30 5 9 An Unpin 1 itetf .i Confer* nc afforded Urn iacr— ring ■oltfatlty a! ■-..-.1 ll— Wiling iiJf!i:y BUM, The t'ocfercnce ■leaauti for the better dis DKM resource?.
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    AUSTRIAN ATTACKS REPULSED
    20 5 Italian >r^icia!. After ihe ect-my attempt- itoi r positiosM east of Gori 'ia ack vvi'.h heavy loss.
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    TINO STILL A NUISANCE
    23 5 The Minister of the irq dthc peace gendarmerie to applj the disarmament M the m.iLtary control its the results
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    14 5 ad Co. srba 51.(00 87,000 I i total '2 months
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    PEEK'S JAVA PRODUCE REPORT.
    93 5 PE EK'S JAVA PRODUCE REPORT. Ei is little to report oc tfce kef Ural grades being her than last week's cure.:'- remain the i position cf this market is eing Quoted V 1 p ice. she i i little i Ei- v, I broken, I F j"0 per 113 m,
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    22 5 Wee yorkssrirno, s. thai ingimani was Mre, received Urn D 9 0 at the His Ha|eatj as Buckingham ailce en hrn -24.
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    AMERICA'S FILIBUSTERS
    251 5 TWELVE PRO-GERMAN SENATORS Obstruct the Nations Wish [By Submarine Cable] [Reuter'g Bervie«] Washington, March 4. It is learned oi the highest authority that President Wil son will aim American merchantmen ant take any other necessary protecting stepi even should the Senate be compellec j automatically to adjourn on
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    THE YARROWDALE AMERICANS
    38 5 Amsterdam March 3.-- A Berlin announcement tays the Americans m the V.irrowdalo crew are still detained be cause the Britieb seamen fa iv;> developed ■potted typhu?. is hoped to raise the Quarantine on March 7.
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    DESTROYER MINED
    28 5 London, March i ---The Admiralty announce* that a destroyer was sunk with all bands m the North Sea on March 1. >he probably struck a mine.
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    A PLEA FOR AFRICAN SLAVES
    30 5 London. March 3. The Anti-slavery ard Aborigines Protection Society has appealed to the Colonial office to proclaim freedom t^r 185.000 slaves m German Kasc Africa.
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    ITALY'S NEW LOAN
    27 5 Home, March 5. Subscription;' for the new loan at presently are two and a half milliards of lire whereof 1720 millions is new money.
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    OBITUARY
    21 5 LccdoD March 8. The death has oc cured oi Mr H J Cust. former Editor of the Pa.l Mull Gazette.
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    THE SILVER MARKET
    18 5 London, March 3. Silver i? at 37 s*l6d with leas offering. The market is steady.
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    THE PICTURE SHOWS.
    72 5 At the Harima Hall this evening 'For Love and Gold,*' a Mexican drama, Nos 15 anu 16 epL-oJes of Love's Battle field* 1 a comedy Hir Own Nemesis" acrt other new pictures will be shown. Begga*rs Oi thj Sacred Heart a fine three reel drurnu, The Secret
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    90 5 N^ Kat, the young Teochew who was convicted m tLrt second police court last week of the theft of trowel, band-saw and hammer from No 7 Oxley rd, and an adze from a house m Cairn iiti! rd, was produced bj Inspector Costello m the second police court yesterday foe
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    98 5 Lee a'- Moii a rikisha coolie who was avicted last week of stealing tin of :-.n cigarettes from a coffee-abop at 210 Selegi iJ bj meani o! a clever trick, came baton Ihe Beoond police court magiityatfl fcrtwdaj Tor Benteoce. In* -pector Caldwell proved three previous conviction?, uv.d the magistrate
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    FROM BUSRA.
    642 5 Some of owr friends who left Singapore for the transport department m Mesopotamia, have written interesting letters from that place. As the men arrive they are posted to steamers of various kinds as 2nd m command to learn the river, and later to their own vessels. Capt. S
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    WHARF THEFTS
    91 5 Superintendent Leonard m charge of the Singapore Harbour Boarii police, m the second police court yesterday charged Wocg Cheng with the theft of about three lbs of bra^B value 51.50 from the Hiu I'oh Guan now m dry dock for repairs. Accused was convicted and sentenced to fourteen
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    A DISHONEST CLERK.
    104 5 Me Levy, ehipchncdler anil genera! merchant of Nc. 70 Robineon rd, m the third police court yesterday, prosecuted bis chief clerk, a StrnUs-born Chinese named Tek Kah, with the theft as a servant of 258 tins of Capstan cigarettes value about 1180, on February 28rd. Mr Levy
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    101 5 In the Supreme Court yesterday morning, the appeal against a conviction was htani before Mr Justice Spronle, when Long binte Bfohamed Yatiue, a Malay woman of No 341 Seranpoon-rd, who BOrne weeks af;o was convicted m the third court of being the cccupier of a coruim,n gaming house, and was
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    LAST NIGHT'S CONCERT.
    350 5 j 1 MM Mirovitch and Piastro needed n recommendation to the lovers of classico 3 music m Singapore and if the weathe 'had not been so shockingly wet, the audi i ence at this Concert last night would bavi 1 been larger than it was. Also it
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    ASPARAGUS FERN.
    481 5 Like most ferns, the Asparagus revels m our warm moist climate, and given a fiirly large space for root growth, its pretty green branches BOOQ cover any ordinary little porch or arch way. It is really a half hardy perennial and generally grown m greenhouses at home. There
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    110 5 Wong Kl^e, cbinclipw of the dimmer IJoven, wits prosecuted m tbe third police court yestnrdny for being found iv yiossogeion o! nongovernment chaniiu, and was fined ten dollars. Teo Bak for v Bimilar offence, by being found m pocse?sion on bjard the Bteamec Addoue was u't-o (laed ten dollixro. An
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      94 5 i Robinson Go. r c SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED 1 JChildren's White Drill Under Lining IN DARK GREEN SMALL AND LARGE SIZES. vf >v IN \3 c\ ALL BRITISH MADE IN LANCASHIRE Ask for particulars of guarantee scheme INTERNATIONAL TRADING COMPANY. THE 100 SHEETS BANK PAPER w-i jo mj Large Post
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      731 6 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP^CO., LTD. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND^ For particulars as to rates of freight and passage apply to Stoomvaart Maatschappy Nederland ■and "Rotterdam Lloyd" ROYAL DUTCH MAIL COMPANIES REGULAR MAIL BERYIGE BETWEEN Java, Singapore, Hongkong, Yokohama and SAN FRANCISCO VICE VERSA For freight, and further particulars apply
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      580 6 ml O« British India AND (Companies Incorporated 1b 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. Homeward (fob Europe). I odtwahd (fob Obiba) INTERMEDIATE DIRECT SERVICE Homeward (for Europe) I
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      620 6 N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Japan). EUROPEAK LIKE. A Borvlce Is maintained between Yotonktut via ports to Marseilles, London, ondet mat contract with the Imperial Japanese Gover* ment. The New Twin Bcrew Bteamei' maintaining this service have been speclall) designed and constructed and are flHe#
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      257 6 ■saas MAIL LINE Fortnight. v h China. Japan. Q^S MarKeilles. y Djll) °at: f* i^ BRAKCH LIKE For further intert J(ll fplJ J^_*B^COURTOIs. 4 CO.. LIMITED IP i Singapore to Batavia c- n ftrs ie San Twic, ai°yS Singapops to BHliton Sonn^w Singaradja (Bali) m I Singapore to Pangkal P|
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    LUMUT ROBBER ESTATES.
    595 7 Year's Dividend, 20 Per Cent. I The Seventh Annual General Meeting was held Jan. 11 at 38, Eastcheap, Sir 1 Frank A Swettenham, G C M G, the chair- man, presiding. 1! The Secretary (Mr W Milne) read the notice convening the meeting and the auditors' report.
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    THE GREAT BEER TRAGEDY.
    188 7 Munich, according to the Tngliche Rundschau, which never misses an opportunity of sneering at the Bavarians, is verging on revolt The beer-city of Municb is suffering und«r bo great a scarcity of beer, that after H p m. hardly a drop of beer is any longer
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    YOUNG P & 0 STEWARDS.
    131 7 YOUNG P O STEWARDS. It was recommended by the City Tribunal that 11 of the 36 stewards, including cooks, on a P and O liner to sail shortly should bo tnkeu for the Array. It was reported that the eleven were all single and of ages ranging from 19 to
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      160 7 TROPICAL ROOFING CENASCO Supplied with patent "KANT LEAK" KLEATB which do away with the necessity of using sticky cement at the overlaps. v *S S^^- < <^i^^^E9^ll^S&i&v N *p*^i i* 'js j( i* ";:.>. o^.v i^.... -x^^^^S^^^-* v-x-tfv. »> >'" -> >^^y«;.^ .y. x I i^j^ i. vA C "^^W&W^sv^-.,-.
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      620 7 WOMEN IN THE TROPICS Every women knows from experience th< debilitating effect thin Climate has upon hei health, and difficulty she has m keeping hei strength up to par. Men, who go oat of the house to work, and feed themselves better than women, are fai less liable to suffer
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      307 7 ALL-BRITISH ROM TYRES USED BY THE BRITISH WAR OFFICE Rom Tyres are used by motorists the world over, md their ut standing merits are recognised also by ELM, War Office, the Admiralty and other Government departments, all of m are regularly placing orders for more and still more us. MEYER
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    THE JAPANESE AS COLONISTS.
    715 8 The large additions which the Empire of Japan has made to its territory m the p esent generation fall into two distinct categories. In acquiring Formosa the Japanese obtained a territory of great potential wealth, but one of which the climate was unfavourable for Japanese immigrants
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    MISSIONARY MURDER TRIAL.
    134 8 Tokio, January 26. The second trial of Hitotni Ka-wakami, sentenced to death for the murder of the Rev and Mrs \V A F, Campbell at Karuizawa last summer, he gaii iv the Tokio Court of Appeal ye6ter day morning, Kawnkumi's testimony was practically the same as he
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    WHY FORCED VEGETABLES?
    342 8 When the Food Controller is stopping the manufacture of the more expensive chocolates and the sugar icing on cakes he might glance at a more senseless form of extravagance, which is 60 common that it is hardly noticed. I refer to the production and sale cf forced
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      560 8 Yet m tbe game— Sargol makes Puny, Peevlsb People Plump and Popular. SARGOL, the concentrated food that puts on good, healthy flesh, sometimes at the rate of a pound a day, builde up the thin and weak, brings back the rosy blu6h of health, rounds out the skinny, scrawny figures
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      205 8 f BILIOUSNESS.^ j There are many e:n:ses oi thifi <. < plaint, nut l I disordered liver iHiich does not proper!) fulfil ii n arm iimat< when it I m iti it:- 1 Ja P' ;1; 1 vJtA\/ y*:*ji\ the entire digest ,\m i <>n risinj il v .-Ir tongue,
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 9 (COKBHOTKD UF TC March 5.) Bank 4 na/i r 2 4S s d jmand 24j Fyiyfcg* svedids 6 m c 2 5 Fuanoe demand Back «25 [HDIA, T. T. BOHBKOHB, ditnsacd i% pra ifufcOiTAKA, dsmr.nd 109* Ja'/a, fltmand 187 1 BABSSOK, demand 65 5 Sovi?ss;iqi>b, Bank Bnyii g $p
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    PRODUCE
    109 9 March 5. Tin (ISO tons) $94 50 .e;v<** Black ordlln S'poia 81.60 r £,.;:-i'j (WbiUftiv) 87.50 Cloves (Ambofna) now. Ball OoffM <A% Black) 8 5.00 rapiooa, small pearl (tail Quality) 9. 0r. ri.) fif-.ke fa 8.25 5n medium pearl tfc 11.00 F'SH-si Seso «do ill 1. 7. a: 1
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      407 9 -f^s» f V ;r Fa^INF or PLENTY, LIFE INSURANCE IS WORTH 100 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. B WjtS AT OTHER PROPERTY SS P (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). RAD OFFICE: Wlncfiiestef Oocse, Sin^axjon). LONDON OFFICE! 52, Old Jewry, E.C. **> a*-j £20.000 aepoaltefl wito the 3n»ieme Oonii of Sagl&na, anfl eomplles
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      383 9 rHE iANUFiICTUnEnS LIFE IBSUPJMSI: CO, (Incorporated m Canada) All kinds of Li:- and Endowment potloiea ssued. F. S ET3H3. Manager, Booth Enntarn tala* latfcrie Co. Ltd., General Agent?, Singapore. SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CC, LTO. (iLcoct-orated In Ne-n Zealand.) f 285 Icsa/aoces effected on Bafldlngß, Honl and Mccchaiidise of every du&crlpfcion.
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      434 9 J. Jti Hj YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. Capital Subscribed Y. 48,000 000 Capital Paid Up Y. 30,000,000 Reserve Fund Y. 20,800,000 President. J. Inouye Esq. Vice-Pregident. Y. Yainakawa Esq. DIRECTORS. J. Inoaye Esq. Y. Yamakawa Esq. N. Soma Esq. M Odagiri Esq. K. Sonoda V^q. T. Kawfiehima Esq R. Kimura
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      9 9 /i VON A TYRES. MORE MILES FOR YOUR MONEY.
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      572 9 THE Singapore Free Press MORNING DAILY To Our Readers. The Bin£apcre Free Press is a morning Daily, and is on sale at depots, from an early hour each morning Sundays; excepted). Cap.fc prico Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copies will be delivered at their private pflßldenoeg, (or towc offices or
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      454 9 MAIL TABLE To day. 1 Qter it ecliate acd local t» i w loa«< i£» !iKt below Penarg, Malacca, F M.S. (bf Tii-i., c p.n daily (except Buzday). Johoit.. 8, ii .-v, 11 a.m 12.4 I, 1 ||6p.8 Cucob Elock Qao 8.80 an] P. Batam Buiang !iock Kec^ 880 ay
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    Our London Letter.
    1937 10 Germany's Late Colonies. Tro;n Our Own Correspondent London, Feb 1. At last we have a definite announce meat as to the policy of the Allies with regard to the captured German Colonies. We are all of us unfeignedly pieased to see that Mr Walter Long addressing a
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    INDRAGIRI (SUMATRA)
    1154 10 The ordinary general meeting of the Indragiri (Sumatra) Rubber and Guttapercha Co Ltd, was held at noon yesterday at the registered offices of the Company, there being present Messrs D C van L Boomkamp (Chairman,) Tan Kheam Hock, J A Elias, H A E Thomson, G C Knox,
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    SZE HAI TONG BANK
    281 10 SZE HAI T ONG BANK The teDth annual report of the wirec tore 6aya lj The net profit for the year as shown j by the Profit and Lose Account amounted to 8302.885.37, which together with the t sum brought forward from last year after [payment of alO dividend and
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    172 10 j The postponed February Medal Competition was competed for on Saturday and Sunday last, and resulted m a win for Mr T B Norrie, who returned a net score of 76. Twenty two cards were taken out, and the following were returned The ball ewoep^ake was won
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    SEPOY LINKS GOLF CLUB.
    37 10 The February Medal wns won hy Dt J A Campbell. The following were the top scores J A Campbell 4 9 J5 8 8 3 .1 \V Haddon 17 4 7 8 *fi
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    71 10 Mrs Mauldea won the March spoon at Balestier on Thursday, March l6t. The scores were as follows 150 yds 100 yds net Mrs Maulden 82 81 63 68 45 Lyall 30 83 63 98.07 Gattey 30 32 62 67.68 Lady Evelyn Young 27 25 52 67
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    23 10 The Band of Hope will bold its Annual Social at Nind Home Mount Sophin» on Wednesday at 4.80 p.m. All inteieeted are welcome.
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