The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 3 July 1918

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CJSNTS SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 3 1918. NO. 9,405
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    287 1 The latest French viotory, so brii" liantly won, has been brilliantly con firmed, enemy counter-attacks being completely repulsed— Page 5. A German general writes about the next hammer blow and declares that tbe Allies will again be surprised Page 5. There is more adjustment of statistics anent
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    MEMORIES.
    740 1 far off things And battles long ago.*' Those who live in an old house acq necessarily more concerned with paying tl e plumber, should his art be required, or choosing wall- paper (hat does not clash with the chintzes, than with the tradition! that may haunt its corridors. In
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      208 1 GOODRICH TYRES .OLIOS AND PNEUMATICS RAFFLES HOTEL. Afternoon TEAS will be served In the hotel lounge and on the lawn every Thursday from 4.30 p.m. Music in Attendance Cinema Show on the lawn, especially for children, at 6.30 p.m. (weather permitting). 5^ J. Growther Shaw Co. It t^jf L OUR
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      109 1 If TH B only tyre whidi has won the R.A.C. certificate of 5,000 miles without cuts or punctures. International Trading Company, Limited. IT IS REAL ECONOMY TO BUY A CANADIAN [TT 1 r\ "R TI I JO KJ m%\\ XnJ IT IS LOWEST IN FIRST COST I MOST ECONOMICAL IN
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      111 1 LATEST ADVK&TISEMEKTS. Alhambra and Marlborough programmen Page 2. Yamato's white zioo paint Page 2. Graham, McPhillips Limited Page £K Pharm. Tradiog Co agency Page 4. Burmese crepes at WassiamaU's Page 8. Pinkettes and complexion Page 8. Assessment refunds Page 8. Eastern Smelting dividend— Page 8. Notice under Companies Ordinance Page
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      6 1 600DRIGH TYRES I SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS
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      46 1 THE WEEK Vatffusdaj 3rd High Watov- 514 tan., 5-; 8 pm. Thorsdii 4th. aiieh Water- 6-^0 p.ra 6 83 p.m. Dalhoueie Chapter, 8.30 p.m. Frldßi sth. High Wt-6r»- 8-22 a.m., 7 35 p Scudai Ltd. meeting, Market-st, neon Satirtii* 6th. High Wales— 9-33 a.m., 8-33 p.m.
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    55 2 Order, for wee?: .cdir." Jul? 6.h, 1918. Milay Voluc*K>r Clob, 5.16 pro. Friday Jn!y ka balance Cluss, YM JA 5.15 p m. SatuiJny Jolj G. Rcutd March. All Singapore Trccpa Parada Fort Canning-rd (back of Y M C A 4 80 p in. Ind;vi: .iul Trcco Orders
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    741 2 The community of Kob<» baa ocbfcvtd the wonderful feat of raiding JEIOO.000 towards the Tank Fun J. It wae seated by the Echo de Paris in March thr.fi the Frt-nch Government did do: intend tn avail itsaif of the eafe conduce parses provide-! for General Barihelct and th<j Romanian Mission,
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      428 2 now Os^^M SALE ml (Cloth Covers $1.75) Jj[ J DOi? M 81REOTRY I OFFICE, 16 CHUW6E ALLEY. J SANATO6EN Fresh Stocks $3.00 p er b ie THE MEDICAL HALL Opposite General Post Office. SINGAPORE. a—— R— in maamaAwaammmmm I JEFFREY'S j PILSENER j QUARTS;--j "TEE SOCIAL BOTTLE" Adamson, Oilfiilan To.,
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      361 2 To-Night To-Night I THE GREAT "JEWEL" SUPER-FILM "The Go-Respondent A screen version of the stage play by Leal Pollock i.rid Ittta Weiman, produced by Kalph. lice, featuring the b dutiful New York Star MISS ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN. AN AMAZING PRODUCTION, SUPERB IN ITS INTENSITY. SUPPORTED BY FULL PROGRAMME. First Show Commencing
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      495 2 From To-night until Monday, July 8 A PROGRAMME TEAT WELL MAINTAINS THE STANDARD At The Alhambr A The Hall for Music.— The Pioneer and Premier Houso.— Tba House of Qb_i Reach Road. y In the Second Show at 9.15 p.m. Introducing One of the best of the Pathe Plays A
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    STRANDING OF THE "TJITAROEM."
    432 3 Court Censures the Captain. At the Hongkong Marine Court on June 14, judgment was delivered in connection with the stranding of the ss Tjitaroem on the Prates Reef on May 29. The Court was composed of Commander C W Beckwitb, rn, (President), Comman der C W
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    KAGA MARU IN COLLISION.
    222 3 Claim In Admtraltj Court Ia the Admiralty Division, bafore Mr Justice Hill, kitting wi:h Captain L H Crawford, ob, and Captain Owen Jones, rnr Elder Brethren cf Trinity House, tbe case cf a claim and counter claim for damages arising out of a collision in the
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    TOO THOROUGH.
    170 3 Teutons Overreach Themselves. Teutonic thoroughness occasionally everreaches itself. The Washington cor respondent ot the Morning Poe? relates! 1 how the information which enabled the United States Government to discover the German ownership of ihe woollen j mills, representing an iuveated capital of '.£14,000.000, which were recently seized by
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    53 3 Lord Lonsdale, at Whitehaven, said he often woudered if the Kaiser, who was formerly an exceedingly hospitable and generous friend to him, had very much to do with the frightful atrocities com mitted by the Germans. But be was responsible, and he (Lord Lonsdale) would like to have the chance
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      670 3 ITEMS WORTH REMEMBERING. til _a1 <t hits an i hits that are to-be ia Songs come from *\T »hfl Latts bita and hits that-are to be in JDance music oh from stock oi Classical music for Violin and Piano fie* i l Best stock of Orchestra music in the Straits
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      674 3 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. REFUND OF ASSESSMENT. All persona claiming refund of assessment in respect ot houses vacant for any portion of the half-year ending 30th June, 1918, are hereby reminded that suoh claims moat be sent in to the Commissioners on or before July 30th, 1918. The Commissioners have no power
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      250 3 NEW SHIPMENT CROCKERY Ironmongery Price $8 50 each. X. "^<.^__ f i~SS^ Salter's Charcoal 3^-**^ Si ze (5 inches 3t. E .c nt Dinner Service with blue border, gold p*dge scroll. P,«ir»A Q't i inner set tor 6 perf one 30 pieces $31.50 xiice OO.ou Dinner set for 12 persons
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    Domestic Occurrences DEATHS.
    62 4 Domestic Occurrences DEATHS. On tbe 28th, June at 17 St Mlohael Road. Julian Eoouard Hinnekindt, agtd 68 year?. Roper— At the Penang General Hospital, Hospital, on June aeth, H. H. Roper of Kedah Rubber Coy. Ltd., Bagan Serai, aged 29. Marjorie Whiteaway Van Vooght (Peggy).— At the European Hospital, Kuala
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, July 3, 1918
    731 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, July 3, 1918 Some call it unpatriotic, miserly, grasping, unheroio, debasing, and worm like to think'about financial matters, when, to use a doubtfully true phrase which was worked to boredom, the call from the dead came to the living to go and fight for freedom.
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    546 4 A Penang paper the other day was saucy enough to aay that Penang had got thirty three years start in life of Singapore, and Singapore had been vainly endeavouring ever since to catch up. The instance was that all houses in Penang had electric light and fans and the town
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    491 4 We hear that Inspector D Killourhy will be leaving for home in the near future to join up. (S E.) I Thieves entered tbe premieee of the Kuala Lumpur Aerated Water Co on Friday night and got away with a quantity f of essences. (M M.) L Lieutenant Bernard, a
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    61 4 July 1 ia the date fixed for the keel to be laid at Yokosuka Naval Station of a battleship to be called the Muteu, which will be of 82,000 tons and armed with twelve 16 inch guns. The new battleehip, when constructed, will be a sister vessel of the battleehip
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    79 4 A rice merchant named Push Ann Tee, carrying on business at 7 Pekic at, reports to tbe police the alleged criminal breach of trust in respect to a quantity of rice valued at #8,840 acd a twakow valued at #400. A coolie named Ngo 800 Koh ia suspected but no
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    113 4 Before Mr Sugars in the second court yesterday, three Chinese named Teo Keng Sionz, Yap Tian Soo pud Too Eng Kiat were charged with (1) uttering 106 forged 10 cent notas, (2) possession of three lithographic atones bearing impressions jof a currency note, and (8) possession of a printing machine
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    137 4 We regret to announce the death yes. terday morning at the General Hospital, of Mr H H Roper, Senior As&ietcnt on the Kedah Rubber Coy Ltd'a Esiate. He went into hoepital on the 19th instant, suffering 1 from malaria. A native of London, aged 29, he came out to the
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      MILITARY SERVICE BILL.
      258 4 Sir, Would you be sood IMMHfc answer thn following qn 6 t.fT orc0 rc i n 2o!umus of your valuable paper. fi to b?< UDc\«?>-«=*ocd ib*t rno n called n !_l be draft* d to any Imperial Repin r the authorities may choose? s Wh will the
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    PENANG FOOD.
    108 4 Tbe Penang Food Control Commit;^ has fixed the following mnxiinam pric^ Beef Steak per catty locally si aupi. ft Slew or Curry meat per catty u Liver per catty n Pork per catty (without fat) n Mutton per lb fn Fowl (lull grown) each tc Fowl (balf grown)
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    SHAFTO STEVENS CASE.
    84 4 Before Mr Ham, in the third conrl yesterday afternoon, the case against Mi Shafto S Stevens, wbo ia charged vitl cheating in respect of a cheque for #26.0(1 odd, waa again called, when after SJi Ronaldson. tbe late accountant of Mem Dupire and Co, and Mr Bumfrey
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    PRINCE ARTHUR AND JAPAN
    177 4 Valuable NaYal Assistance fEentar's ■arvioe] London, July 1. The Tin.e:- OocrMM dent at Tokio saye that Pri ic Artaatl Concaught, interviewed on b,s hxpreaKai of hii visit, aaid that the people ot al classes realiaed the value of the alliftofl and fait that It guaranteed peace
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    SILVER
    8 4 London, June 29. —Silver il ■teafj -ep—
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    49 4 Mr P W Leslie, of Jalau AeOO leaving for Home to join up. ftl H The principal games in tbe Lawn Tfeß Tournements :n H.ngko i£ an enclosed court, admission f• e reserved for war charities. About #W waa raised in thin w«y at the tourub^ just ccnclt jed.
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    44 4 At the fourteenth ordinary meetio*" J he Royal Society of Arte, held on M* r 18, Mr Oeotl W latSM of n nfcc'v. ChiJl and Dr S A Uosair, Mambuw, Federa»«j Haley States, were ore-pose J for >Wtm is Fellows of the Society. I
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      140 4 THEY'RE SO REASONABLE C B SPECIALITIES No. 2. Cresta Blanca Champagne Green Label. The 'GREEN LABEL" will please you CRESTA BLANCA WINE COY. SOLE AGENTS CALDBECK X REGOR CO. I AT JJBmH^^^rrA THE FINEST i^_RRTR_? yß_>6B'i l S^> Q'l^gLgii j ja iVffl!? gs> ;^^^^^^p^ EAST OF SUEZ little's^ YOU WILL
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      42 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1088 o_?__:s 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Note the conditions of our offer "No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of our work could be given or demanded.
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      12 4 The Rifflk Moslem Association now haa its habitation at 8 Mackenzie rd.
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    FRENCH VICTORY
    959 5 i, i VINE TAKEN BY LIGHT RA TANKS Dash of the Infantry j (By OabmaruM Gable] fßaatar'a Sarvioaj London, Juna 30. Renter's correapond Frenc') b*sdquar:ere add* Fight- h e T .cx-d m*ir.?y round Hil! ravine. BUI 16i ia the la be rdiion. I:g pos?ej j Bi IC overlook
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    THE CZECHO SLOVAKS
    142 5 Fighting Units in France Londcn, Jul y 1 Renter's oorteipondant at French headquertera (June 80, afternoon) aays that M Poiacare to-day pre eentefl national standards to the Czacho Slovak rsgimpnta formed in France from volunteers belonging to the Slav national i ies cf Au tria llnugftry. The
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    HOSPITAL SHIP SUNK
    141 5 Another Wanton Crime London, July 1. Admiralty states: The B itieh hospital ship Llandovery Castle was torpedoed at 10.80 o'clock on the. night of June 27th, 116 miles south' west of the Fastnet. She sank in ten minutes. She was homeward bound from Canada and therefore carried
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    THE AUSTRIAN DISASTER
    155 5 Losses Estimated at 200,010 Rome, July 1. A semi official in reply to Wekerle's speeoh declares that) tbe latter constitutes an official admission ol the immense gravity of the Austrian disaster. Wskerle tries to soothe public opinion by doubling the Italian and halving the Austrian losses. Wskerle
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    FRENCH FLIERS' FEATS
    80 5 London, June 80. Lieutenant Fonok, the French Aoe, haa scored his fiftieth victory in the air. Lat t Wednesday he brought down three German machines, and on Friday morning two more. Paria, June 28. A Lieutenant ol the French Flying Corps flew from Paris to Marseilles in
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    PARIS RAIDED AGAIN
    55 5 Paris, July 1. Official The alarm was sounded at 11.56 yesterday evening, and the all clear at 12.20. Fire was opened on the approaching aeroplanea which did not reach Paria. A second alarm waa sounded at 12.48 and bombs were dropped on the outer suburbs. The all
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    EPISODES IN RUSSIA
    66 5 Moscow, Jane 28.— Stohasay, ex comunder of the Russian Baltic Fleet, has been«hot. The reports^ the murder of the ex Tsar are completely sjiscreoiled. Moscow, Jane 25.— A telegram from 1 Kieff saya that by order of the German authorities the German Colonists in the I Tauride
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    GERMAN DISILLUSION
    454 5 BRITISH EMPIRE UNITY UNASSAILABLE Enemy's Pathetic Hope mi HubnuariM Gable] [aUatwr'a aaarvioal London, July 1. The Times says that 'the meeting of the Imperial Conference 'has occasioned articles in the German press discussing tha struoture of the Bri- tiah Empire. Professors and other bo- j called experts are
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    BLACK SEA FLEET
    149 5 Sailors Destroy Some Ships Moscow, June 28. The Foreign Commissary, in informing the press that part of the Black Sea fleet had returned to Sebastopol, says that the other part blew itself op. He says he agreed to return the fleet expreiBly on the condition that Germany
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    A RUMANIAN BOUNDER
    101 5 An "I-told you so" Man Amsterdam, July 1. -A telegram from Bucharest says that in the Chamber, Mr Arion, Foreign Minister, declared that the hour of justice had struck. The country demanded from Parliament the fixing of the responsibilities of the past Mistakes muat ba atoned for
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    GERMANY AND COURLAND
    54 5 London, July 1. In connection with] I Kuehlmann's declaration in his last 1 speech in the Reiohetag that Courland waa already regarded aa German territory, j a telegram from Kovno significantly states (that Hindenburg baa issued an order; relative to the land question paving the way for
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    FRANCO-AMERICAN AMITY
    290 5 PRESIDENT WILSON'S COMING TRIBUTE U S Soldiers' Valour IB* Bubmariae Cable] [Rauaar's Sarvioa] Paris, June 28. M Clemenceau, the Frenoh Premier, viaited the American sector of the French front, to signalise the American success at Belleau wood, northweat ol Chateau Thierry. He talked intimately with man who had
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    THE RUBBER SITUATION
    128 5 A Homily from London London, June 2b. The Finanoial Times says: It is practically certain that the Amerioan restriction cf the import of rubber will only be temporary, unless the war takes a very unfavourable turn, and when the stocks in Amerioa are reduced to a low
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    CHINA AND OPIUM
    84 5 Peking, June 28. There is much perturbation at Mr Balfour's remarks cabled on June 21. It is considered that instead of marking the end ol the opium traffic the deal referred to by Mr Balfour reopens the whole of China both to the cultivation and smoking of
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    BILLING 'IN DISGRACE
    57 5 London, July 1. In the House of Commons, during a debate on national aervioe, the Speaker ordered Mr Pemberton Billing to leave tbe Chamber foe disorderly conduct. Mr Billing refused. The sergeantab arms was cailod in. Mr Billing atill refused, whereupon the Eitting waa bus pended and
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    SUGAR POLICY
    51 5 London, July 1. In tbe Hoase of Commons, Mr Croft asked Have tbe Government decided on a definite policy for sugar production within tbe Empire Mr Bonar Law replied that the subject was being considered. He was well aware that tbe interest taken in the question was Empire-
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    A DUBLIN TRIAL
    53 5 London, July 1. Jonaa Vernon, the excommissioner of Metropolitan Police in Dublin, also the latter'a father, named Carl Hahn, committed for trial, pleaded not guilty. Vernon's counsel said the defence was that tbe information com plained of was given in the .course ol business and in nowise
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    PERTH PATRIOTS
    43 5 i Perth, West Australia, July 1. An enthusiastic meeting of tbe national labour party in thaTown Hall, which was crowded, condemned and repudiated peaoe propaganda. Mr Soadden, ex Labour Premier, deduced thai the mun who auggedted following Russia was a traitor.
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      175 5 ROBINSON Co. Boxing loves, Punching Balls, Sandow f s Developers and Spring Grip Dumbbells. J&Jfik [SANDOWS P^E^PkTi t- J *i The Perfect H Gold Tan Cape G!cve3 Fardow's Own Developer for physical IBtnfled best horse hair, slda pad3 and caltare at homo one machine for a whole wrist, 6 and
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      809 6 I*. &|J. Dritish India AND Apcar Line (Oompanles Inaoaporaied ia England.) Mail and Passenger Services PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co; (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) ihe Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present ponded. •Ha Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND PROM LONDON are at present suspended.
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      613 6 ■^W mt vMI &JRwg 'WW t-NaaV mmwaVml'^Sr JAPAN MAIi (aßOorporated la Japan}. EUROPEAN UNe, Mr Biafkoeg, Saasgasl, Stlra e Tekakaatt far ißaaaaa, Paeang, Colombo ani England fla Tfea Capa. A service is maintained eetweea lokobami porta to Marseilles, London, under ma* oontraot with the Imperial Japanese Gove&a meat. The New
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      289 6 JLYX* JLYJL* MESSAGERIES MABITIMES (INCORPORATED IS FH-RCT) MULJUMl, Monthly service between Shanghai, Hongkong, Saigon, Singapore, Colombo, Djibouti, Egypt and Marseilles and vice- versa. BRANCH LIS F. Fortnightly 8e» vice between Eaigon-Tourane-Haiphong. Foi further Information apply to J. de GQU8TGIS, Agents. SAiaON, HONGKONG AND -SHANGHAI A large mail steamer will despatched
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      716 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. (INCORPORATED IN U.S.A.) REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS PACIFIC SERVICE. Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco S.S. VENEZUELA'', 14 000 tons from Hongkong on or about 17th Juh <. SS. ECUADOR". 14 000 tons do do 14th Ao* j, SS. COLOMBIA 14,000 tons do do lltb
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    CHURCH ARMY TENTS.
    600 7 I Mr HC E Zacharias writeß News baa been received from England by letter {amplifying the fact which was known early in April that fifty 6>e of the CLurch Army Huts and Tents were destroyed in the first ten days of the German attack in March. (The
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    STATE MONEY FOR HOUSING.
    373 7 Mr Hayes Fisher, speaking in March at a conference of local authorities, employers, and workmen at Cuxton Hall, Westminster, announced that within the next few days a circular would be issued giving particulars of the substantial i financial assistance which the Government proposed to cffer to
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      165 7 M ,n^ > mmm BUCHANAN'S SCOTCH WHISKY "BLACK WHITE'' ALWAYS THE HIGHEST QUALITY j The Enormous Stocks held by BUCHANAN Co. at their oonaed store (the largest in the world) enable them to ;_.aintam tee high quality of this famous blend. THE BORNEO CO., LTD. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. SOLE IMPORTERS
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      392 7 Take Dr. C&sseJFs Tablets lor Backache Gravel Urinary Complaints and Weak taidneys It is we i!: Kidneys that cause pains to conic in your back, it is'wc ik kidneys that Bring on gravd and stone and rl.Li.: ;p :m. But when you take Dr. Cassell's Tablets your kidneys become strong
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    1875 8 To Dee. 81 May To date 1917 Abaca 86,158 Allagar, Deo 808,400 22,000 98,800 A.Gajah.Sep 140,405 12,100 58,809 AlorPongan 276,418 49,985, Alma, 852,700 82.0C0 144,800* Ampat, Sep 216,284 18,150 76,261 An-Johoitt, Mat 805,005 19,295 100,124] An-Malay.Dec 1,710,142 ***** 485,493: AnS'tra.May 838,964,55,576 273,688; Asahan, July 438,269 48,180 208.301
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    TIN RETURNS.
    270 8 lA. Kinta, June 1,719 679 JAyerWeng 2,406 180 882 Bandon 8,068 Bangnon Val 5,196 450 1,666 Deebook 8,660 460 1,6(4 Bruseh, July Chenderiang, 6,867 895 1,762 Gopeng Consol, 17,075 1,510 6,682 Heawood, 2,732 189 786 Idris 8,780 805 Ipoh Tin, Dec 4425 465 1,960 Kanaboi, 8£ Kamuning 1,968
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      595 8 JUST RECEIVED AMERICAN ORANGES GRAPE FRUIT in excellent condition. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd \r^ sT^ IW I*l_^ C T 1 n I TX X "w* XXv/X X XX Square Tread Covers Singapore. Straits Motor Garage. Muar. Sime, Darby Co., h re Bharu. A. C. Harper Co., Ltd. ing Agency,
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      444 9 f assets over $2,000,000 Assurance in force over $9,000,000 1 is mAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMUD. I L INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). I HE\D OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. gh, OUaupa-yhas £20.000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with tbe BrMaiblte
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      495 9 men m a~ i i ————at 'fOPIMII' SPECIE BAM, LTD. Capital Subscribed.- «5,0C0.000 Oapttai raid Up... t. a0.000, 0c0 iifi?-3a-?e Fund.... .Y. 21,300,003 P w.drr.t, i. Inoayc Kiaß-Praßaolaaf, Y. Ya_iaha.v,a _^g. CIHSC73S3. J. Icouyo Esq. Y. Yamakawa Esq. N. Soma Esq. M. Odagiri Esq. K. Sonoda Esq. T. K&wasuima Esq.
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      746 9 n m mSm?" m mHO "ONG BANK, LIMITED. tteo— ranted ir Hen Zeatand.) pneorporated In tho Btralta Settl -monts) ««s-TB£i {tttiisi ttsos. us. 21 £§S S2_ miME. S_£SL?_J99E «.mo'o3 to^^^-H...^-, ReBerve Uab i"»; OPP E 50OOW anu hu nsotHBE h., u*. BaKles Cham B^cl s f>' sln apore j f
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      629 9 WANTED. Bix temporary dressers wanted immediately j for Tan Tock Serb's Hospital. i Applications, with testimonials, to be ad- dvessed to the Principal Civil Medicai Officer, Singapore. 7 WANTED j A Cleik for a leal Shipping Office* must have thorough knowledge ot Transhipment work. Apply Box Ho. ICO c/o Free
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      536 9 EXCHANGE. ansa rat *t, July 2 4 2 47 16 S ei 2 4ft Blv«N M^dltl 2 4 21-82 fvooot fietnand ri tl 816 ft T 148 6i|%9aaai c iaa| tan 107 j aal t 18.^4 m aal _^> PRODUCH Jul. 7 2 Tin (175 tons) m. t167.r0 Qrantatea 11.
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    TINGKIL TIN MINES, LTD.
    1156 10 The sixth ordinary general meeting of the Tingkil Tin Mines Limited waa held in the company's registered offices, Gre sham House, yesterday. Mr J M Sime was in the chair and those present ward Menses J W van de Stadt, A B Baddeley, H Price and
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    STRAITS CHINESE READING CLUB.
    131 10 j The Club commenced its 19th half(yearly session on Monday night, with a 'general meeting ot members and the foi* j lowing officers appointed President, Rev W Murray, m a, secretary, Chua Ea Seng j librarian, Chua Boon Tiong. The president gave au address ou the
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    PICTURE SHOWS.
    162 10 Patbe productions have undergone vast improvement in tbe past year or two and one of them, Tbe Hill Crest Mystery," in five reels, is the principal feature in the change of programme at the Alhambra to night supporting two further episodes of tbe serial The Neglected Wife." A
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    OPIUM COMBINE SOLD OUT.
    439 10 STOCKS PURCHASED BY CHINESE GOVERNMENT. Formation of Official Ring. As a climax to the various reports I whioh have been coming iu from the Pro vincaß, ot the revival of opium cultivation and traffic, the payment of troops in opium, tha britk traffic in the drug
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    A FATAL PUSH.
    170 10 i Before tbe Coroner, Dr Murray Robert. 3 son, yesterday, an enquiry was begun into the circumatanoes attending the death of f a dock coolie named Wong Tit, employed at godown No 21 West Wharf. Wong Sam, giving evidence, eaid he was working at godown No 21
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    RED CROSS WORK FOR THE WOUNDED.
    89 10 I The following gifts for the Balloon Coy are very gratefully acknowledged 6 paira socks and 120 from Mrs Sime 1 pair socks and |5 Mrs Darby 6 pairs socks Mrs Wolff 1 piir seeks from Lady Evelyn Young t pairs eocks from Mrs
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    FRANCE'S DAY 1918.
    78 10 Already acknowledged $1,640 R Crichton 60 The boys of Outram Road School (one month sports eubcription for the French War Orphans) 58 Minoru iteo per M'lle Lovy 75 Messrs H Wolskel and Co per Mile Lovy 25 The Mitaui Buesan Kaisha per Mme de Courtois 200 L
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    QUEEN MARY'S SILVER WEDDING.
    72 10 By an oversight the names of Mrs Cooke Yarboroagh and Mrs Gattey wars omitted from the list of assistants at Mrs Scrymgeonr's and Mrs Tomlin's depot. Mrs J M Sime has generously paid for onr posters. Collections from Japanese were included at the YWC A. depot.
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    359 10 Ei King Conatantine has issued a note protesting against the accusations ol treachery made by the Greek Foreign Minister. The Government of India have prohibited the import into British India of Russian rouble not9B. Tbe export of auoh notes has also been prohibited to all destinations since June 1. A
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    SCC LAWN TENNIS
    13 10 No play yesterday owing to the state of the ground.
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    TO DAY'S TIES.
    31 10 Newcomers' Handicap. Sutherland 16.4 v Wilson S S Scr. Alkemade Scr v Belford w o. A Double Handicnp. Dunn and Stout owe 8 v Ruchwaldy and Nathan Scr*
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    THURSDAY'S TIES.
    143 10 A Singles. Bateman Scr v Donnell 16.2. B Double Handicap. Wilson W A Scr v Leakey owe 1. Wright Scr v Hickey owe 1. C Singles. Chater owe 2 v Savage scr. Salter Scr v Freshwater owe 4. King Scr v Gale owe 8. Calder owe 2 v
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    AMERICA'S ARMY FOR FRANCE.
    398 10 I Washington, April 29. While the serrousneee of the military situation on the Western front is fully understood in America, it does not dishearten Americana, but, on the contrary, stimulates them to greater efforts and strengthens their determination to defeat Germany at any cost. This is
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    8 10 Duff Development. 80,081 j
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    S.V.C. DRILL PROGRAMME
    92 10 Attendance at three recruits' parades a j week is compulsory. LDrills Marked are compulsory.] Wednesday, July 8. 4.80 p.m, Johnston's Pur for Fort Sera < pong S V A Sections I k II 4.50 p.m. Jardine's Stepsfor Fo^t Silensing SVA,GL D R F 5.15 Drill Hall SR
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    44 10 ijj We offer our sympathy to Mr L Tt j| Wakeford, whose brother Major O V.'uke H ford, b Q A, has lately died of wounds in y France. Mr Wakeford has now lost two B brothers at the front. (B X Herald.) fl
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