The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 28 August 1917

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1917. NO. 9,146
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    199 1 Late wires will be found on page 4. Some interesting volunteer shooting took place at Penang on Sunday Page 4. i A number of motorcar offences was dealt with m the police courts yesterday Page 2. M Eerensky has delivered a determined' speech at the Moscow conference
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    MY MOZO.
    1112 1 He is a large man, girthing more ai the pannch than at the chest, Hie fat legs are tailored m trousers so buretingly tight that it seems more than likely he first donned them m tbe days when he was a slim youth with the express purpose of
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      222 1 GOODRICH TYRES SAFETY TREAD FOR SALE LINDE ICE PLANT. m. Lmde Compound Ammonia Ice making or Gold Storage Machine complete. Direct conpled with steam engine. Diameter of Compressor Cylinders sin. B£in. Stroke Bin. of Steam Bin. Stroke lOin Capacity about 2 tons of ice per day. (2). Crompton Dynamo with
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      142 1 Kelly Walsh, Ltd. (INOORrORATED IN HONGKONG). LECTURES ON THE amateurs guide TO ClfCB 1 IMf* GARDENING IN SOUTHERN INDIA H, Clf C LLI Pi U With 67 Botanical and other Illustrations By H. E. HOUGHTON A Practical Course of Instruction, $2.73 Adapted for the use of Engineering and Survey Students,
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      139 1 LATEST ADVEBTISEHENTS. For tale Chevrolet car Page 0. T, a roll of plans and papers Page 8. Ktibruptcy notice re Khoo Teng Hin Page 8. Keity and Walsh's latest list of publications Page 1. Fcekh films at the Gaiety and Harima Hall cinemas Page 2. Wanted Nurse, Eurasian or Asiatic
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      2 1 Jeffreys Beer
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      127 1 THB WEEK. Toesdaj 28th. High ,Water— 7 i a.m., 5 31 p m. Wednesday 29th. High Water— B 4* a.m., 7-lfl p.m. Thursday 30th. aich Water— 8-3. a.m.. 8-33 p.m. SCC annual meeting, 5-15 p.m. -Blighties" at Vie. Theatre, 9 p.m. Fridai 31st High Waiei— iu 4 a cc., 922
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    MOTORCAR PROSECUTIONS.
    404 2 Yesterday before Mr JLangham Carter, Traffic Inspector Hilte prosecuted the foi lowing drivers and owners of motorcars: Tay Jim Qaee of 13 Lorong Teluk, car 5917, for failing to register his motorcar, Fined $5 and coate. Daly, a Malay of 96 Rochore rd, car 5824, for driving m
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    285 2 It was mentioned m the British Prize Court that both Sweden and Norway publish official lists of income tax payers, wish the amounts of their incomes and the Attorney- General thought that "if a similar document were published m this country it would be the effect upon public morals Would
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      749 2 LOST Between Gtc?e Road and Sepoy Lines Police Station via. Victoria Street, Bill Street aid New Bridge Road, roll of papers containing plan showing portion of General Hospital, also several letters. Finder please return to United Engineers Ltd Damar Foad. 28 8 29-8 IN THE ESTATE OF RICHARO GORDON BAGNALL
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      633 2 ITS WHAT THE PUBLIC WANT A NEW DISTINCT DEPARTURE from Ordinary EVERYDAY DRAMA and HERE IS WHERE YOU GET IT A THRILLING RED FEATHER PHOTO-PLAY THE PLACE BEYOND f THE WINDS A rare gem of a story dng from the raw life as it is lived m tbe wild fastnesses
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      479 2 AN UNPARALLELED ATTRACTION I SOMETHING EXTRA ATTRACTIVE AT THE ALHAMBRa The Pioneer and Premier Bouse. The House of Qaallty b. PATHE PRESENTS Btt *lOM CLEVER LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE (BABY MARIE OSBORNE A Gold Rooster Play of Exceptional Charm l 0 TWIN KIDDIES IN 5 ACTS N* A most brilliant and
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    THE TRAFFIC PEEIL.
    644 3 .rTOMOBILE CLUB'S WORK. SECRETARY AND MOTORIST." woali like to see 'Motorist* and a few things, for he apparently ablDO erV httle about the matter, said C tf ASi'-S hon secretary of the Singa ir^ Automobile Club, seep yesterday C__i by a "Free Press" man. He *___Ll be
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    CHARACTERISTICS OF TRAFFIC.
    1114 3 Ni J A Hamilton's Views. •J A Hamilton, managing director of a i Engine Works, Ltd, ia a •crist cf great experience, and eppeci 1-aafied to speak on traffic questions. J kindly supplied us with his views ?ro j dnQ loyally a most useful -cc ta the
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    THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    114 3 SIGNAL MAST, East Wharf. The berthing numbers for vessels entering Keppel Harbour from the East will be hoisted on the South end of the upper yard, and for vessels entering from the West on the North end. For vessels of the Straits Steamship Company and local
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      454 3 IH THE COLONIAL COURT OF ADMIRALTY OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. NO. 2OF 916' IN PRIZE Part Cargo ex s.s. Mossel Tbe Undersigned Have been instructed by Tbe Marshal of tbe Prize Court TO SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION At their Saleroom Raffles Chambers" Raffles Place On Monday, 3rd
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      1001 3 SINGAPORE j SPORTING CLUB. ""-aiTN"" IHE AUTUMN RACE MEETING (UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING) WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday the 16th, Thursday the 18th, aod Saturday tbe 20th of Oct., 1917, PROGRAMME. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 16th October, 1917. 1. THE MALAYA PURSE— 2-30 p.m. Value $400 and $100
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      797 3 St 6. THE MERCHANTS' PLATE and STAKES— 2-30 pm. and 4-80 pm. Value of each Stake €600 and f 100 to each becond Horse. A Hannicao for all Horses that have ran at the Meeting. The horses may be divided toy the handicapper Into two classes i.e., a aod B.
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      BIRTH.
      15 4 Hadden.—At Batavia on .7th instant to Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hadden, a son.
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      MARRIAGE.
      42 4 Hall-Wemyss.—At St. Albans Church, Bournemouth, on 58th June, 1917, by the Rev W H. Thompson, A. 8. Hall, of Penang, to Laura Lilian Wemyss, daughter of the late Mr. Leith Wemyss, m i.n.a., Penang, and Mrs J. Leith Wemyss, of Bournemouth.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, August 28, 1917.
    1289 4 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, August 28, 1917. The man least to be envied m Europe at the present time is M KeeENBKY, the Russian Premier. He has not just got to be the motive power of Russia, bat he has to create his machine of Government. WiJbeJm, Karl, Hindenburg,
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    114 4 [By Courtesy of the French Consulate Paris, Ang 26 5.65 p.m. The departures on leave of soldiers from the Colonieo now m France will be resumed from October lst next. The Chinese provinces which are m dissent with the Government of Pekin have also declared war on
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    PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS
    56 4 At the Harima Hall this evening there will be shown The Forest Nymph," Roped In." screen magazine new number, Nestor comedy and other good picturee. The Gaiety pute od to night m ite change of programme The Grip of Evil." "Love Never Dies," Hoonie Heroes" and a number
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    MR H SMITH'S RETIREMENT.
    170 4 Mr Horace Smith, a London magistrate since 1888, has resigned, at the age of 80, after 65 years of public work. For the last 16 years Mr Smith eat at Westminster. His colleague, Mr Francis, referring to the retiring magistrate's career, said that as lawyer, writer,
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    DEATH OF HUN COAL KING.
    413 4 Berlin's Biggest Income Tax Payer. The Exchange Telegraph Company learns from Copenhagen that Herr Fritz von Friedlander Fold, the multi-million-aire "German Coal King," has died. A director of the Imperial Bank, of the Deutsche Bank, and of many other important financial and industrial enterprises, he
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    LATE WIRES
    748 4 Petrograd, Aug Tr fl.. left for Moscow after a_2__^ phonic conversations with m > t? The trial of General various charges, including I?'^** m duties while War MinieTer before the first jury ever 1 PtoCe^i Ruesia. General Vano Q s c ?J^2 Chief of the General tl t
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      210 4 Rainier THE FAMOUS American Beer SHIPMENT JUST LANDED Per case of 4 Dozen Quarts $20.50 Per case of 6 Dozen Pints $18.50 DUTY INCLUDED CALDBECK, MACGREBOR CO. ROLL TOP WRITING DESKS __b i^ an— i mmmm mmmmmm^ mr^-s a* ygiP— —^___y_33 a— _M___l_________a__B_W____Bß__ -:_u^-' <—^JA.lZ^TgTry'a— _?._f I ___Ei a* Hf~
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      66 4 6. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS 1 1 Orchard Road, Telephone 10. 10S5. Thf Oldest ud Uading Studio. First In 1871, Foremost m 1917. Unequalled Facilities, Ample Resources, and the Requisite Experience, are all at out Command, thns ensuring always the p roduo» tion of only the best results In
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    JULY'S VICTORY
    335 5 sT ILL PRESSING ON Aflstr ia Claims Prisoners [luster's Service] Oablal {By ■■a *--•»—«-> «_on, Aug 26 -An Italian Official 3 _3 the action north of Gorizia itl 19 a3 follows Our second army ft* 0 fourteen Ridges across the Isonzo wP\ tba river and attacked Bainsizza Erecting
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    THE PAPAL NOTE
    37 5 La Havre Aug 26. The Belgian Govern- m acknowledging the Papal Note pyt a tribute to the lofty sentiments and fateful for the particular interest m -eden Belgium. It will deferentially atiiier the proposals.
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    PACIFICIST ARRESTED
    41 5 -:2..q. Aug 26.— The police have ~ia- the residence of the pacificist Ed" nrd Morel, at Kings Langley, also the JflcB§ of the Union of Democratic Control is London, of which he is the secretary, ■d seized numerous documents*
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    HUN PLOT IN AMERICA
    37 5 Aug 26. The report on opinion at the Mare Island navy yard last •at, m which five were killed and 80 show, that it was not accidental K deliberate act of somebody unknown.
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    WITS JAWA PRODUCE REPORT.
    126 5 Batavia, Aug 24. wooer.— The Rubber Market is weak follows J| Latex Crepe per half kilo F. 1.36 feed Smoked Sheet 1.86 °^»a 175', Firsts) 1.81 There is nothing to report on 8 Position of this market, prices remain "I toe same a 3 those of
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    SOLTAN OF PERAK ON TOUR.
    131 5 a »ghne_3 tbe Sultan of Perak is J J Proceeding on a tour of the Larut H rift n Districts. The tour will be of c icial character, and the Dietrict 3^ q respective districts have Nio cted t0 take tbe neoeBBftr y BtepB *K*Bihi
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    THE MOSCOW CONFERENCE
    389 5 KERENSKY'S STERN SPEECH No Paltering with Malcontents C«y Bubaariae Oablel [Renter's fJarvieel Moscow, Ang 26. The Conference opened with a speech by M Kerensky. In the thoroughfares a throng of Maximalists who protested against the conference provoked ft partial strike m many of the factories. The trams
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    RUSSIA REPULSES ENEMY
    45 5 London, Ang 27. Wireless Russian Official. Enemy offensives m the direction of Vladimar Volynek and also southwest of the town of Sereth failed. We repnleed attacks m the direction of Eezdivaearhely and northwest of Soveja. We further progressed on tbe Caucasian front.
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    EXPLOSION IN PETROGRAD
    39 5 Petrograd, Aug 20. Following an ex plosions m the Okhta quarter of Petro grad, a fire broke out causing other ex plosions. Four factories and a number of honsee were deetroyed 120 were killed or injured.
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    THE "LOST" AEROPLANES
    43 5 THE LOST AEROPLANES The Hague, Aug 26. The Government hae protected to Berlin againet German aeroplanes flying over Dutch territory on Aug 18 dropping bombs. The government doee not accept the German explanation that the aeroplanes lost their way m the North Sea.
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    MARRIAGE AT BOURNEMOUTH.
    264 5 At Bournemouth, on 28th Jane, the marriage of Mr A S Hall, partner of Messrs Robert Young A Co. Ltd Penang, and Misa Lanra Lilian Wemyss, daughter of the lata Mr J Leith Wemyss, k i n a, and Mrs J Leith Wemyss, of Bonrnemouth, was eolemnized
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    ANOTHER BRITISH ADVANCE
    427 5 FIGHTING FOR TPRES HEIGHTS The Hun Tank Fiotion [By Submarine Cable] IReuter's Bervica] London, Ang 26. Field Marshal Haig says: We drove the enemy out of the portion of the trench northeast of Gille mont farm he gained yesterday morning, completely reestablishing our positions. The enemy counterattacked
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    FRENCH ATTACK ON BEAUMONT
    205 5 German Admissions London, Ang 26. A French communique says North of Verdun at night there was great artillery fire on the right bank of the Meuee between Samogneux and Chaulne wood. We slightly progressed on the left bank sooth of Bethincourt, onr advanced posts reaching the
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    FOOR ARRESTS FOR SPYING
    111 5 Berne. July 15. The Journal de Geneve eaye that the Swiee police have arrested for alleged espionage four German journalists Lama, correepondent of the Budapest Evening (Az Est), Gunther, of tbe Frankfort Gazette, Barth, of the Berlin Daily Paper (Tageblatt), and Haul, proprietor of the Juta
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    THE NEW CHANCELLOR
    396 5 ATTEMPTS TO PLACATE REICHSTAG Conning Plot for Alsace Lorraine {By Bnbmariae Cable] IReuter's Service] Amsterdam, Aug 26. Important confe" renoes at German Headquarters were attended by the Kaiser, Miohaelis, Hinden burg and Ludendotff after which Michaelis returned to Berlin. He makes another .p.ech on Monday. It has
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    PENANG VOLUNTEER SHOOT.
    80 5 From Our Ovon Correspondent Penang, Aug 27. An Inter company shoot of Volunteers on Sunday m dull weather resulted ac follows: Rest 641 A company 618 Veterans 608;" B;' 606; "D" 466 Maxims 458. The beet individual ecore at all ranges war Hoeden'e of the Reet "91
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    S. R. C. LAWN TENNIS
    234 5 TO DAY'S TIES. Championship. E E Ryan ye W A Aeria. Mixed Doubles. E E de Sonza and V D Pennefather ye E G Wheatley and P Mclntyre. WEDNESDAYS TIES. Doubles Final. A E Coelho and T de Silva owe 40 vs X E Webb
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      115 5 ROBINSON Co. I Omar Khayyam Perfume Omar Khayyam Perfume FRASEB NEAVE, Ltd. Printers. Office: 13, COLLYEB QUAY. Works: SIAK STBEET. Magazine, Book, Commercial and Miscellaneous Printing of every description carefully expeditiously executed on Moderate Terms Fraser Neave, Ltd., Singapore. LT: ■r.-wp»»_«id--B__BBB_ I I Stelasti c tyres d^tf^jr** i_^s&s#^i? _sal MCI
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      742 6 "ELLERMAN" LINE. ELLERMAN AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.™ INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND, FORLONDON. For particulars as to rates of freight and passage apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd. AGENTS ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION COMPANY OF BATAVIA (KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPY) SPECIAL 5000 TONS TOURIST STEAMERS FBOM JAVA TO AUSTRALIA BATAVIA— SOURABAYA— PORT DARWIN— PORT
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      561 6 IT a Ua British India AND rIkPCAB JLINE (Companies Incorporated la England.) Mail and Passenger Services. peninsulas and oriental s. n. go. (Under Contract witn His Majesty's Government.) Tbe Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST _0F BOMBAY are at presentssuspended. The Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are at present suspended.
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      474 6 lie ¥a H* JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., Ltd. (Inooryor&tea la Japan). EUROPEAN LINE. j A eervice 1b maintained between -?ottoha_i Tla ports to MaraeHlea, London, uniiei uai oontraot wtth the Imperial Japanese Covert ment. The New Twin screw Steamer; maintaining this servloe have been special!} flftrigned and oonstructed, and are
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      365 6 M. g LIU, Fortnightly eervie* h~ China, Japei, CevS, Marseilles. UyUm D^W,^S BRANCH UK| For further infcr__atio. tp|ly|c Stoomfaart «liSi^^ and ••Rotterfjf^r (Incorporated lcHoll&Q(i Wll DUTCB iAi L Fortnightly Maii B*J Betwetu Java, Singaeore, Hongkong, a-. "agasaki, Yokohama, _Jf and SAN FRANGIBGO V ICE VERB 4 Por freight, aDd passage
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    Our London Letter.
    1735 7 Trom Our Own Correspondent The BU Air Raid. London, July 12th. We bad the second air raid last week— the second, that is, of any importance so tar as London is concerned. It was on a touch larger scale than tbe preceding one, it possessed many features
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    KIRRANIS
    243 7 The report of the Kimanie Rubber, Ltd, tor 1918 states that tbe estate ie reported to be m excellent order, r.nd all fields yielding well, Unusually heavy floods, occurred during the year, doing considerable dja.age to tha estate, buildiug6, Ac, and tbe additional outlay to put all thit m
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      612 7 f 4B or Peace. Faeomb or Plenty, Liff Insurance is worth too gents on the dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP fHE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (INCORPORATED 111 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Wu_c_**ter House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE i SI, Old Jewrf, E.C. H imt cemptaf has OaOOO letoslliii wtth
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      497 7 THS YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. INOORPOR4TED IM JAPAN Capital Subscribed Y. 48,000.000 Capital Paid Up .Y. 80,000,000 Reserve Fund .^.-..Y. 21,300,000 President, J. Inonye Esq. r'tee-Prewident. Y. Yamakawa Esq. DIRECTORS. J. Inonye Esq. Y. Yamakawa Esq. N. Soma Esq. M Odaglrl Esq. K. Sonoda Esq. T. Kawaahlma Esq. R. Klmura
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      501 7 ————■■—■M_____H___M-MMtaMM-l Singapore Gold Storage Co., Ltd Imp EitraiM to BoriM ikirf. Telephone 1261. Sea stocks of all kinds of Frc sen Meats etc., can be deliversto shipping at the Wharves, or ii the Singapore Roads on shor aotice. OFFICE HOURS. VMltfiyt 8 a.m. to 8 pn nUn 8 p.m. ti
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    BUTTON'S MARKET REPORT,
    383 8 Manchester, July 18. Except for the day to day fluctuations, which at such a high level of prices are naturally greater than m normal times, cotton values can now be said to have been fairly steady for the past month. The 1 chief influence as regards prices
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    SUIT BY AN ACTRESS.
    202 8 Miss Ada Reeve's Claim. An interesting application wae made at the High Court Calcutta on July 28 before Mr Justice Greaves m the suit brought by Adelaide Mary Cotton, better known to the public as Miss Ada Reeve, against the Grand Hotel Ld and the Indian
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO COMPANY.
    262 8 The report for 1916 states that the total receipts on revenue account amounted to £277,536, comprising £249,587 m Borneo and £27,948 m London. The expenditure amounted to £186,672, ot which £126,622 was m respect of revenue account m Borneo and £10,060 m London. The receipts of
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    GERMAN EXPORT BANKING SCHEME.
    152 8 The German Economic Union for South and Central America, at a meeting at Hamburg on Brd July under the presidency of Herr Dernburg, adopted a resolution proposing the foundation of an export banking institution to mediate m the par* ticipation ot German capital m business enterprises
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    B I STEAMER CO.
    131 8 Grievances of Passengers. Rangoon, August lst. There commenced to-day at the Burma Secretariat, nnder the presidency of Mr J P Hardiman, i c s, with Messrs J W Bell and P J Mehta as members lof Committee, the enquiry recently directed by the Lieutenant Governor into
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      518 8 Worn out Men Made Strong Br. Cassell's Tablets Build Up Splendid Strength and Vigour. You must become weak ami worn out if the vital strength of yoiir body is used up too rapidly. Or if you cannot eat your food properly, and get thf nourishment out of it your strength
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      415 8 jaundice! I ITS CAUSE AND CURE This distressing compkint so common iii a ]j caused by the Bile overflowing m the Blood. 1 C ai *ieti dependent disorder but the symptoms of other C o 'i n *k> cause the Bile to overflow m this manner instead f* w^ intestines
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1445 9 > Issued by FRASER Co., Exchange and Share Brokers, Ang 27t r RUBBER STEELING COMPANIES, J?Jt taBOT PalD > *>*▼ BOTBBB. SBftftßKi 100,000 11 18 Allagar 16% -.2 8 80 879,980 Is 3b Anglo- Java 85% 5 0 6 o 110,000 2e la Anglo-Malay 88% 1O 6
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    EXCHANGE.
    58 9 tOonnnovßO ur vo Aug. 27.) 3aes 4 B 2 4| d»<J-*Bf? 2-4 i P_lr**« Biedits 8 mB 2 4 27 8? France demand Bank 818 lEDI4, T. T. 159 EOJJSKCsa, demand BC|%Prenr Tc^onASi,., drraftrd IC*9 Java, dar^am. iB3 3AJ-S-KOS, demand «5£ Bo?B2Si_i_is l Ban.: B»ymg 68. f 4 Bask
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    PRODUCE.
    172 9 Aug. 28 Tin (285 tone) 9111 OC SarrsMei 15.75 Qtvmmimv Oslt* Vf), i 28.00 3&-nfelea Cube Nc. I 81.01 Pepp«» Black ordin. pore 28 25 Pappßßj (Wtoite fair) 87.0 C tf-;3_t9s_ (110 lo „*e Ife nom. Natmsgs (80 tc m. IkJ nom. Mace (Banda) nom. Cloves (Amboina) nom. Bali
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    48 9 Left Singapor* Doe la London Arrives lane 1 8.1. July 9 lane 1 M.M. is lane 9 M.M. 90 June 9P.A O. 2s lane 15 8.1. 26 Fane 2t M.M. 31 Fa:e <8 81. Aug '0 raly 13 B I ,7 FalyliP. .4 0. 23
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 9 ENTRANCES— TAN JO SG PAOAR. Wharves Beet Godowns Gate Ent* Bonded Warehouses, East Trafai Reclamation gar St Storage 2A 1 (T Pagab P S Eatt East 1 2 20/22 Storage B 1 1 Wharf-rC Sheers 8 19 1 do (Dry Docks) 3 Dock Store, Head C Toww
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      210 9 TEe f ROPICAL ROOFING GENASCO with patent "KANT LEAK" KLEATS fbich do away with the necessity of n g sticky cement at the overlaps. £2_&s-, Iga 3?. P "ifi-TV ij^^Kjg 'V^ __Smß "§_sffi^< v l* -f il i%m M *i StBi H ,M;> "'Ti __EEm_ a I S r <-v.
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      683 9 WANTED A Nurse, intelligent Asiatic or Eurasian, must be capable, williDg and patent, to look after two children ajje i and 3_ years If proves factory wil ing to take h^r to England as soon as passports a^e granted. Wages £3 j per n,enser_ .nd foo3. Apply to J. L.
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      274 9 MAIL TABLB Tt-daj. intermediate and local malls, wm be found In list below Penang, Malacca, F.M.S. (by Tvalat > v dally (except Sunday). Jobore. 8. 0.80. 11 a.m., 13.80, 1, 4 A 8 y.n. p Darwin, Australasia, etc B. so am Cucob Soon Hong P. Batam A P, Bnlang Hook
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
    3678 10 Ordinary Meeting, Monday, Ang 27. Present H E. the Governor (Sir Arthur Young G C.M.0.) HE. the General Officer Commanding the troops (Major Gen. Ridout, cm a.) i The Hon. she Col. Sec, Mr F. S. James, cm g. The Hon. Att. General (G. A. Goodman Act. Treasurer
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      458 10 ADELPHMiaff NOTICE. Ice r<X reCeiV6d today fr m HoUand of the S w SMOKED EEL SMOKED SALMON PICKLED HERRING IN GLASS Or ROLLMOPS HERRin g SMOKED BUCKLING G U| $1 per portion. "^S-f"^y Vi^i <-*Tf a_______m_>_i^_____ HOTEL vanJUHo^ Telephone 662. EVERY NIGHT OUR VAN WIJK S QUARInJ will play during
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