The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 July 1917

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPOKE TTgpplY, JULY 3, 1917. NO. 9,099
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    1241 1 Sad news to his many friends is that of the death of Mr O A Kimmel, which occurred yesterday—Page 4. If a Shanghai telegram meant what it says, China has abandoned Republicanism and returned to monarchy, with the young Emperor Heuantang on the throne Page 5. There
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    THE GARDEN OF HERBS.
    876 1 The byproducts cf the submarine menace in Britain are muneroue, and on the whole beneficial. Up and down the land there must be many who can eay with the ancient Hebrew poet It is good lor me that I have been in trouble." Fob one thing,
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      151 1 GOODRICH TYRES SAFETY TREAD 1 The First Year of the Great Republic joining the Allies Celebrate Wednesday, 4th July. RAFFLES! SPECIAL DINNER DANCE, j SINGAPORE DIRECTORY. f Please send your Name Address for Publication in new Directory FREE NO CHARGE MADE Singapore Office Kelly and Walsh Singapore. Head Office Dollar
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      147 1 Kelly Walsh, Ltd. v |i The New Hazell's Aonuaf ana CMnese Currency Banking Almanack 1917' by S. R. Wagel Price $2.7 S P I Price $10.50 British Journal of Photography o-/ t t u o J AI Pitman a English Shorthand i Pirfionary Centenary Edition WorlTa Drink and Howj PdCC
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      107 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. A few of the books on sale at Kelly and Waleh'B—Page 1. Diamond from the Sky finale at the Gaiety—Page 2. Purple Mask at the Harima—Page 2. Harmston's Circus opens on Saturday —Page 2. Who has lost a donkey ?—Page 8. "Highlander* 1 trade mark.—Page 3. Estate of
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      2 1 Jeffreys Beer
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      69 1 THE WEEK. Taesdaj 3rd. High Water— lo.69 a.m.. 10 20 p.m. Choral Society meets, 9 p.m. Wednesday 4th. High W»tr. -38 11-7 p.m. America dinner at Raffles Hot 1. Thursday sth. High Water- 0-6 a.m., U-C3p.m. Full Moon. Band of .Hope Concert, Y.M.C.A.., 8.3." p.m. Friday 6th. High Watet— <
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      822 2 WON9EM AND PAIN. Few men rea'i c e that about one woman in four does her hou-c work while suffering actual pain. If a man h-.d to endure as much pain he would stay at home and let his work take care of Use f But there is nobody to
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      999 2 SOME SPLENDID FEATURES. A Programme of a Hi^h Degree of Excellence AT TBE ru BL* M M fm Iwß U$ if f\ Tbe Pioneer acd Premier Reuse The Horse of Qualify Beach Pr^ PATHE PREbENIS i lilliant Photo; 1 if MA! ELLINE IN 3 ACT?. A very t\n r f
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    SUNGEI KRUIT ESTATE.
    480 3 ncreasing Prosperitj of the Undertaking. The seventh ordinary general meeting the Sangei Kruit Rubber Estate Limited) was held on May 2, at 80, icing l<*n s i ilr w A> tuning, the chair ian presiding. Tne Chairman, in moving the adoption t r ae report and accounts,
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    MALAYSIA RUBBER.
    216 3 The report cf the Malaysia Rubber Com ?a::y In 1916 states that the amount of rubber harvested during 1916 was 373,626 hi againit the estimate cf 300,000 lbs. Lflti ißtvteg for loss in weight in transit, the net weight was 372 030 lbs, of which the portion sold
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    BATANG MALAKA RUBBER.
    134 3 Fhl MpoH of taeßatang Malaka Robber --i>- for 1916 stites that the output H Wfl lbs, falling slightly short of i'.9 cf 300,000 Ib3, but exceeding I atpal of .207,956 lbs. The m London realised i.':<3,695 sbovring I BWM rage prica cf "JsSdper lb. Tbe ::cp for
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    37 3 D Calcutta -jpou the faUiug out on parade I four BlOBkHl cf the I I) F '.he course.. ol nn attack prac--."4hj£nesd cf the drill was u_.ii*fied this uiaruing a ccu- -situtcd by a boat of extremely
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    THE PEKING CRISIS.
    241 3 The President Defends His Action.. Shanghai, Jane 14. The President, in an interview granted to a foreigi* newspaper correspondent, said he fully understood that the dissolution of Parliament was illegal, bat he be lieved it was the only way to prevent bloodshed, protect foreign interest! and save
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      389 3 NOTICE. THE COLONIAL PRESS Printing and Stationtry business Las removed from 348 and 3SO North Bridge Road, Singapore, to 16 u, CH\NGE ALLEY, aiid will in future trade under the naxe of RICKABD Co 37 9 7 ANNOUNCEMENT BICKARD&CO. (H. Rickard, Manager) 16-B, CHANGE ALLEY, SINGAPORE, Beg to notify that
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      267 3 AUCTION SALE OF SEVEN SAFES BY LORD, SHOWELL AND OTHERS At Messrs. Ching Keng Lee Co's Sale-room Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place. On Thursday, sth July 1917, at 11 a.m. NoW on View. CHING KENG LEE! CO. Auctioneers Estate Agents. AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE At Messrs Ching Keng
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      1202 3 WANTED SURGEON For steamerproceeding to Yokohama about i etn July, and theDce to L*ondLu via Colombo and the Oape Apply by letter to the P. ft 0. S. H COMPIIY Collyer Quay, Singapore. PLATEN PRESSMAN WANTED. Apply METHODIST PUBLISHING BOOSE. 30-6 87 WANTED Mining Engineer "Australian" seeks Em* ployment as
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    Domestic Occurrences.
    55 4 MARRIAGE. Thompfon— Hfrmitaoe.— On July ?nd, at 1 St. Andrew's Cathedral, Rißgapore, by Ven. Arch'it aeon Swindell. Tolonial Chaplain. i Eric J Thompson (Miri Farawak), eldest eon of Mr. it Mra. W. H. Thompson, Higham Ferrers, Northamptonshire, to Beatrice Wells eld« si d.iußf.ter of the late Mr. Mrs.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, July 3, 1917.
    2095 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, July 3, 1917. Whilst Zurifb,iiii»xt to Basin, has the reputation ot being -.the most noted centre of pro-German influence and propaganda in Switzerland, there is no need- to tbink that the telegrams from there dealing with German expert opinion on the American entry have been
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    "OUR DAY."
    305 4 THIS YEAR S APPEAL, The following telegram received h, Eieellency the Governor from th tary of Sta'e for the Colonies i litbed in a Government Gazett c^B ordmsry issued ytbteiday f ot j information ten^l j I have beed a*k*d by Field v IP h j Royal Highn?e*
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    THE MILK SUPPLY.
    150 4 An order appears in a Gcvercne:' Gazette Extraordinary issued -ter:--applyiDg Regulaticn 4 of tbe Food Ccctr: Regulations 1917. to milk btld b\ c: loDgiDg to the Nest e end Angle i*m Condensed Milk Company, Limited a&; Mefe^r-; Connell Brothers Compact respectively, who are required to make* return
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.
    322 4 That old favourite Harmston t Cum and menagerie, which has been perform ing successfully in India and the F I pays a visit to Singapore and will opec Saturday on the old site in Beach id tew get of t°nts, entire!) wmtttptooC, be used for the first time
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      122 4 JUST RECEIVED FRESH SHIPMENT OF AUSTRALIAN BEER IN HOGSHEADS FROM h WELL-KNOWN BREWERY FOR PARTICULARS AND PRICES APPLY TO j GALDBEGK NJLC6RE6QR GO. Fashionable Ladies' Shoes. NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED. ess Shoes. NEWEST STYLES No. 1404. Finest English Chrome Patent Court Dress Shoe. Paste and Sliver Ornament. Price $12.75. Tittle^
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      63 4 G. R. Lambert Co.' PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS Si Orchard load, Telephone Ho. 1035. The Oldest and Leading Studio. First in 1879, Foremost in 1917. Unequalled Facilities, Ample Resources, and the Requisite Experience, are all at oat Command, thns ensuring always the production of only the best results In Studio Portraiture, Child
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    LENS OPERATIONS
    465 5 BRITISH PINCER-GRIP TIGHTEHS June's Healthy 'Bag" [By Submarine Cable] [BMttr 1 B«rvio»] London, July J.— Field Marshal Haig reports Fallowing yesterday's success aou:hward of Lena we attacked last night i on the north bunk of the Sanchez and' eaemy'a defences oa a half front south west and west
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    RUSSIA HITTING AGAIN
    162 5 Enemy Disturbed In Galicia London, July 1. Tbe German evening aflh \t er strong fire the Raauan Uftlantvj between the Tp par S;rjpj, uud the w^atern bank of the ZIoMKpe broke down under our fire. L^aioc July 2. The evening German ot\ rs chat the Russian .attacks
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    TIT FOR-TAT BOMBS
    37 5 ily 2. A a Austrian air squadron .ice. Chtoggia and Murano on :^e aighl uf Juue 2*. There were no bsm uttiti, ItsJ la hydroplanes made a reprisal nsAte| M Trie-t^ the following night.
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    ORYILLE'S WAY
    36 5 V* York, July 2. Mr Orville Wright, ater itw^d, said that ten-thousand aeroptaaat would end the war io ten weeks. He favoured a vast fleet of aeroplanes carrying one man and a machine gun.
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    MONARCHY IN CHINA
    16 5 I^nangha^uH 2.— The young Emperor Hsuantnng is announced as succeeding to the throne.
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    ENEMY NERVES
    436 5 QUARRELS lIT AUSTRIA AFRAID OF AMERICAN VUKriafB-\ V/: And of tfJ^Bgtialy London, Jniy 1. Reuter from a town in France wireff that General Perching ar rived and immediately proceeded to the American base. Zurich, July The German pre6s military experts betray some discom posure at the arrival of
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    RUSSIA'S "STRONG MAN" ?
    236 5 RUSSIA'S "STRONG MAN" Kerensky Subdues Mutineers Petrograd, July I.— By order of M Kec eneky, after the failure of peaceful per suasion, the Twe^n and Thirteenth divi sion<? of sharpshooters, which refused to fill in, were surrounded by cavalry on Juna 28 at tbe village of Jourkoff. After the village
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    A PRESSMAN KILLED
    41 5 London, July I.— Renter's correspondent at headquarters says that Serge Basset, the French war correspondent with the British army, was killed byasniper's bullet 1 while visiting Hill Sixty-five. He is the I first wac correspondent to be killed.
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      NORWAY STILL ARRESTING GERMANS
      98 5 Birth's jftjft Story IlUoUr'i .JffHh}Amsterdam, July {J— ThJ semi-official Norddeutsche say* th^k .Germany hae protested against Nof w'rauttt of a diplo matic courier, aftoq^ offioiaHj declaring that the\exploeivafl hu^iiggage were dot intgniei to* ba used in Norway, lc says «ihat (be courier will *be pronecuted in
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      A SWEDISH CALL
      40 5 -Stockholm, July '1.-r-The general in dication in Sweden of thp Rau-tenfels in cilent ia. voiced in the Dagblftdet, which appeal^ Jot a vigorous collaboration be t ween the three- Scandinavian countries against the* morally indefensible German acli,
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      ARGENTINE DEMAND
      24 5 Buenos Aires, July 1 The Gov&ifment is dem: ndlng compensation from Germany for tbe torpedoing of the Argentine vessels Oriua and Toro.
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    CLEANSING GREECE
    107 5 An Army for Macedonia Athens, July 1. Venizelos has invited chiefs of the army corps of Peloponneseus to come to Athena to discuss the despatch of a force to Macedonia. Athens. July 2. M Venizelos received general officers from the Peloponessus, who gave assurances of their loyalty to
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    BRAZIL TO HELP
    27 5 New York, July I.— A special diplomatic mission ie proceeding to Brazil to arrange coordination between tbe American and Brazilian Governments and their forces.
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    ROME SECRET SITTING
    39 5 Rome, July 1 The Chamber has con eluded a ten days secret sitting and re Eumed in public, when it voted confidence in the Government by 861 votes to 63, after a speech by 9r. Boselli.
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    A PETTY REPRISAL
    41 5 Amsterdam, July 1. A Brussels offijp eaya that twenty Belgians connected jih the colonies have been arrested beflue "a number of German non com' captured at Tabora were interned in j^^re inetpnd cf beinc sent to a neutft^coun-
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    NORTH SEA CLOSURE
    46 5 m The Hague, July 2. The (Rvernraent calls attention to Great Britajp a new re gulation extending the dan^eJ/.inu the North Sea, which will render (pipping from Holland round the rorth of ftigland com pletely impossible. A mocfcc-ition has beeu abkei for. f
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    HIMALAYA SUNK
    30 5 Paris, July I.— Tbe MeaMgeries Mari times eteumer Himalaya, ch«tered by Gov ment, wne sunk in the Mediterranean on Jnne 22 after an explosion. |Twentyeigbt were drowned. I
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    BARE FEET IN GERMANY
    26 5 Amsterdam, July 2 —Owing to the leather ehortßge the German authorities have ordered pchool teachers to advise children to attend school barefooted.
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    115 5 Iu the Official Gazette of the June 5 instant the Japanese Department of Agriculture and Commerce publishes a supplementary blacklist making some additions and withdrawals regarding the names of the hundreds of merchant* abroad recently put on the black list framed by the Japanese Government. A plan to stop all
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    FOOD PRICES
    238 5 PROTECTING NATION FROM PROFITEERS Lord Rhondda's Determination tWj ■übßftiia* O»bl«] HUntor'a B#rvn«] London, July 1. Much interest was taken in Mr. L!pyd George's statement at Dundee regarding the steps Government are taking to Leey food pricaj within bounds. Ho paid "We are first of all caking borong uocion
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    REFORMING INDIA
    94 5 Scheme of Administration London, July 2. Tbe Daily Telegraph says that in consequence of the Metopo tamia K port the Govermneut is preparing a scheme of ttdminigtratiou for the reform of ludiii. especially tbe depart ment. The Cabinet, assisted by exports, is closely considering the whole matter. Im
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    BABY WEEK
    40 5 London, July 2. The Queen this afternoon opens a great exhibition in connection «with Baby Week," a movement throughout the country intended to rwo mote infant welfare work and fill up Ihe gaps caused by the war.* M
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    BIG MINING CASE.
    170 5 Claim for $28,270 69 Damaj/s. A civil 6uit, which threatens to beat the Perak Water Rights Casern intricacy and abßtrueenese of detail, afcy commenced on Thursday morning ,^^the Judicial Commissioner's Cot^^^roh. In the ordinary course o^^|P^"tbe hearing would jnothay^^idmienced for about a month, flf^msmorning's hearing was arranged
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    207 5 Rpqimentnl Seraennt Mhjtt Latter of the M S V R, who recently went on leave, has been over to France. He is expected back hero shortly. Mr Selby, having bopn successfully operated upon in Singapore for appendicitis, has now returned to Kuala Lumpur. (VIM) The pudden expansion cf mechanical power,
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      142 5 ROBINSON <& CO. /VEiy SHIPMENT OF "GEORGE COTTON" TOBACCO STOCKED IN 3 STRENGTHS MILD MEDIUM FDI Jpl.*ss ?^1 .55 Jp .35 Per I lb. Tin. Rich Dark Uirginia tobacco. $1.15 Per lb. Tin. George Cotton Uirginia Cigarettes. ROBINSON CO. SOLE AGENTS THE SINGAPORE STRAITS HOUSEKEEPER'S OfiV BOOK. Namet- "f LrtUtfee
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      767 6 "ELLERMAN" LINE. SHERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. INCORPORATBD IN ENGLAND FOR LONDON. For particulars aa to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., AGENTS} XONINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPP^ (Incorporated In Holland, Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. j I—3, COLLYEB QUAY. uaDZK CONTRACT WITH THE NETHEKLAHDB !2*DIA
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      585 6 P. \3m British India AND A I PCAB 1-1 INE (Companies Incorporated to England,) Mail and Passenger Services, peninsular and oriental sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty a Government) For! China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. MAIL LINE Si HOMHWABD (FOB BUBOPB). I OUTWABO
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      840 6 MESSAGERIES MARITIME INCORPOBATED IN FranOp ■AJL LIKE. Fortnightly service between laaj a China, Japan, Oeylon, Djibcur.i. Sg^T* Marseilles. n »h BRANCH LINS Fortnightly service between Rat^oL t oc HaJpho&g. ClUt For further Information apply to J. da COUBTQiS. A RANGOON. One of the Con-pany 's stea^Li will a patched in
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    LATE WAR NEWS.
    1795 7 Drastic Measures with Greece. Allahabad, June 14. A Pioneer cab!o, dated Lor.iion, .)'jc° 12, Fays. If. Jonnart's mission to Atbtus has evidently set Paris buzzirg. It is un derstood ba represents France, Britain and Russia and the sec *nng of the Thee* I salian harvest is popularly
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      470 7 IWah or Peace. Famine or P^entyi Life Insurance is wobth too cents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP s 'Hi- (JuiAT EASTERN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UHllEu. (INCORPORATED IN BTRAITS SETTLSM£NI^}, HEAFi OFFICE WlnelKMter House, Stnlap^ire. LONDON CFHCE 52, Old F^vry, RCJ. g be Jomiaany h*? aWMIttP te^oailafl wfth tfte
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      562 7 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. iNCoriPoaA' BO in. JaPAH Capital Snb^cribea Y. 48.0G0.000 C&pltal Paid V? Y. 30,000,000 Reserve F u Li Y, 21,300,000 President, J, Inouyc Esq. V\cdPrt\id?nt> Y, Yamaka'.'i EaQ. MIfiCTOKS. J. laooyc Bm« v. Vamakawa Esq. M Odaglri£sq. K. Bonoda Eat. T. Kaw aehima Eaq, R, Dmnra
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      497 7 SEW ZEUISD IN3URAHGE Ru.« IM. FIRE AHO MARINE. (Incorporated In New Zealand.) taKB-TSZE !HSORiNeE ASSOB. LM. MARINE. (Incorporated in Hcngkang.^ M)ll HIE IHSUUNCE Co., Ltl. I I'M. (lacoryorated in Hon^ic 25.) UMOON BUABANTEE MSeiSEN! Go, Ltd. (Incorporated hi England.) Fire and Mcrlat,* Risks ol aveyy de£:»l?'«':>^ DaflerwrlMen a} lo r
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    THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA ON LOTTERIES.
    389 8 Our contemporary the Madras Mail says the Times of that city understands, on what seems to be reliable authority," that the Government of India have sent to Local Governments and Administrations a circular on the subject of War Loan lot teries, which apparently contains
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    A REMARKABLE SHOOT.
    398 8 Certain special days dwell in the memory of those of us who go shooting, and I think it eafe to conclude that the writer of a letter signed Royal Irish and published in the Shooting Times will not soon forgot the day in January when he and
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    79 8 The Muyer of Chicago's description of that city Bfl "the fifth largest German city in the world is accurate, yet neois Eome qualification, for the modern Babel can also claim to be the second largest Bohemian city, the third largest Swedish city, the largeet Norwegian city, and the fourth largest
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    24 MILLION FIGHTERS
    246 8 Sir W Robertson's War Facts. Sir William Robertson, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, supplied some arresting figures with regard to the war, at the anniversary dinner of the News paper Press.Fund, at the Mansion House on May 12. Lord Northcliffe presided, and he was supported by
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    A HINT.
    64 8 Stage* Manager— My dear, I ~h yon would wear a different govm in the secon act.' 1 Kita Ravenyelp "But that is tLn Intefit style, and I paid two hundred do!i- ats for it." Stage-Manager— 'Ti>at nMfl bf true, but when yGur husband enys 'Woman, yon are hiding
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      764 8 I RHEUMATISM, I I LUMBAGO SCIATICA. Rkemnattsn amba^o sndSciatic^ are three of tKe most common and most 1 painKi! complaints practically arise from the same cause and the names only J distaafoisn Um location oJ tlw disease, li the arms and iw^s arc affected it is galled a Rheum ism;
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      407 8 Yet In the game-Sargol makes Puny, Peevish People Plump and Popular SARGOL, the concentrated food that puts on good, healthy fie6t BometirueB at the rate of a pound a day, builde up the tlcn and *mA brings back the rosy blush of health, rounds cut the Bttattf, figures to lines
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1514 9 Issued by FRASEK Co., Kxohange and Share Brokers, July 2nd. o__». IBBDH. PAHV L_MDiy. fiUTUB. SBbBIBI. 100,000 98 9«* 41-* e »i 191% -.2 8 8 0 879,880 9s Sa Auglo-J»7a 10% let 6 0 6 0 160,000 ts 9B Anglo-Malay 85% lnt 10 6 13 0
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    EXCHANGE.
    48 9 COBBHOTBD UP VC July 2.) Back m/i 5.4l i, dimtmd 2-4i P&yraU tsadlia tm I 4 18*16 J Piano* demand Bank 818 IfflDIA, T. T. HOSOEOSS, damard Sl%Prerr. Java, damand U4 Ban^kof, da^eo"* 85? SovaujiGSE, Bucl Baytrtf >'. 4 Ba&k at liajflacd f. t6 f'Ki# Silv«i LoodDc B9|
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    PRODUCE
    127 9 July 2. Tin (100 tons) 8109.00 9amklu 16.CC SfcmMsi Uasa No. J 26.2.' Gamaiat Cuba Na. 26. 0f Pepp«* Black o>*dtr>. B'pon 29 CO' Pe^pSk, CWt?its 40. 0C Miiteiaga (110 5d th« :fe 42. 0f Nu£2i9gi (80 fie :h« Ik.) 52. Cf Maoe (Banir.) 90. 0( Clorea (Axnbolna) nom
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    101 9 ENTRANCES— TANJONG PAGAR Wharves Sec** Godowns Gate Ecu Bonded Warebouses. East Trafa) Reclamation gar St Storage 2& 1 (T Paqaf. East I*2 20/22 Storage B 1 Wharf -r<3 Sheers 3 19 1 do (Dry Docks) 3 Dock Store, Head C Towei Office, Police and Main Fire Stations
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      139 9 TiT TROPICAL ROOFING IS GPMACPrt Ii?Ii JtLOI w\/ Supplied with patent "KANT LEAK" KLEATS which do away with the necessity of using sticky cement at the overlaps. j '■f I >- ;xS.^^ GENASCO is the result of over 30 years experience in the manufacture of Ready Roofings. Its durability makes
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      280 9 MASSAGE HALL Nc. 239 B. n St. TLLEPHO^E No. 1467 OPEN DAILY B a.m.— 3. p m. MASS4GE, B4THS MANCURE, BT Mr. Fujita, Mhh. Hakc an^; Many Assistants. SIKGAPOEI Shspchn: i^rv 00. Hie Company s LAani b meeu iL-c-iiiiin.. ships. Office*:— Iti BATTERY ROAD EMI 1 TLOOB Orden promptly attended
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      331 9 MAIL TABLE Today. intei mediate and local maiir, tnu be to^ba Id list below Penaog, Malacca, F M.S. (by Tr&t«i i|.o daily (exoept Sunday). Johoie. 8, 9.80. 11 a.m., ia.Bu. a. t.Upu P. Batam &P. Bnlang Hock Lim «30 am Cacob Soon Hong 8.30 a* Saigon Shan Chong 8 80
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    TRADING WITH THE ENEMY
    621 10 The hearing of the cise in which Tan Keng Lan, proprietor of Chop Seng Guan, and his manager, Tan Chin Keat, were charged wich attempting to trade with an enemy firm, that is to say, with Soe j Hoe Seng of Sourabaya, by declaring 620 bags
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    THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.
    63 10 The following further Scholarships have been awarded oy the Council of the King Edward VII Medical School. Straits Government Scholarship: Gopal Haridas (Lendey Matriculation) St Xavier's Institution, Penang F M S f Government Scholarships: S Subramanyam (Senior Cambridge and Medi. cal Preliminary) Trinity College, Kandy. Husin bin
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    UNION JACK CLUB.
    188 10 The Hon Treasurer, Mr A W Vick, Chartered Bank, bsga to acknowledge receipt of further contribution. Already n-fenowledged 21,761 87 Entrance Feel of Tournament at the N'ordanal Club Muar, 13.50 21,775 37 [The Fund will be cloaed on Saturday next; July 7 The fuueral of Dr C
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    FOOD REFORMS.
    653 10 The following hints may be of use to those of your readers who take an interest in their household affaire. In these days it means economy. Vinegar— For those who make their own pickles. Bay a jar of best quality Chinese vinegar. The market price fluctu- i ates.
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    279 10 In a case in the King's Bench Division Mr Justice Atkiu, Bitting as a commercial Judge, decided that all paper contracts were cancelled on March Ist, 1916, by the enforcement of the Royal Commission's regulations res training output. Under the auspices of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha a memorial service was
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    LOCAL VOLUNTEER SHOOTING.
    154 10 The classification practice for the Penang Volunteers (1917) which has been published ia rather remarkable and shows how far Volunteer shooting has advanced. Compared with it the previous practice is child'flplay. The previouscoureeasamatter of fact could well stand a good deal of keying up because when 100s
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    FRENCH ORPHANS FUND.
    161 10 This year, on July 14 the French National I>ay. there will fee a collection in aid of the Fronch orphans of the war. Mrs J B Wishart is the delegate for Singapore and the FMS and subscriptions can be paid in to the Banque de l'lodo China.
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    CHRISTIAN FRIEND-INNEED SOCIETY.
    553 10 CHRISTIAN FRIEND-IN-NEED SOCIETY. Iho eleventh annual general meeting of the Singapore Christian Friend in Need Society was held at No. 6S Piinbep street (kindly lest for lbs OOOSjaionl on Suuday. There was a good attendance. The Com mittee's Report and Accounts for the year 1916 were unanimously adopted as eub
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    SCC TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    153 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. I Championship. Howe y Edwards, postponed. Hunt beat Tyler B—6, 6—2, 6—l. Wodehouee v Sinclair, postpaned. A. Singles. Ruchwaldy beat Milligan 6—3, 7 5. B. Singles. Elder beatMeade 6—4, 6—B. Caesels v Palgrave unfiniehed. Wiehart beat Todd 6— 1, I—B, 6—2. C. Singles. Gibson beat
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    TO DAY'S TIES.
    131 10 Borneman v Posh. Towill v Cassells or Palgrave. McKerrow v Potter. j Coven ey v Cruttwell. Calder v Parr, postponed j Turner v Thomson, postponed. Newcomers Handicap. Boardman v Lindon. Hurst v Rankin. LeNauze v Brown. Lecot or Gordon v Savage. A Doubles. Smith and Elder v
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    84 10 (Saunders and Macpbail's Report.) Monday's Business. The rubber share market hae been slightly steadier during the last few days, but there are few material advances in prices. Tapahs are steady with buyers at 918.50. Indragiris have been done from $22 00 to 022.50. United Malaccas are wanted
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    191 10 Agents^a6t Asiatic Co. MouD^Austin 172,506 Informatfcn has been received that the white buos§off the Island of Pulo Arang i6 not in its place. Oue of Kobe's new shipping millionaires recently sold the few ships in his possession, and realised nearly 10 million sen though he paid
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