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| bay closed down caring to the wobiliza- tion Vedders. Possibly, in saying this I may be overstating the number, in which case I will say di per seat., but in any Germany as one of the biggest n -The following particulars are given in shamers on the Continent has new crused a British Consular port concerning the phasing a single, pound of rubber proquesovi permining of the Zurger Zeitir in the raw or otherwise,
It is proposed to castract an embank, ↑ 42 English and American Factories 'mour, 200 kilons, ratkear 1942 miles) Jong | wifi- nis doubt now be working at juli and with height on 3.1 altrom above pressure, but it appears impossible" bes sbthink that they can extend their plants water level.
Bi
ther portion of tim Zulder Zow from quickly emagh to be able to cozzame Husk-uis Lanita Pankowinpolders, vinške rubber-thất in the ordinary coats of Wierinen, Pinin Frisland). A areas would have been manufactured Talway and a doubles railway in will on the Continenta
rita aleng this chankat.
th
Within
Then again it should also be rea
titis vinbunkiamat four areas, mostly coun-rusbered this hardly a pound"of rubber posed of clay or sandy clay, will be from what I would call the bean plantul desined, with, tord es o 211,800uress has yet con on the murkuf, but
207,200 from towards the eil of this year Textures 15}[,984 aerod „Texeltaling dykes, onwards (in addition to the inszensed pauls, raitals, etc. "A large tresle water yields from the older vas the yiel le with a zen of 150 hectares from these new areas will constitute a (x,150 acres) will be left inside the very big factor in its relation to supply mbankment to serve as a storage reser. and demand.
It will therefore be seen from wher ̈
I have written why I am inclined to hoki the opinion I have expressed in the first
Vir My the large quantities of water thawing in from the Ysel and other rivers, when high tides prevent the discharge
water from the lake to the sen portion of this letter, and even if the through the sluiew gates in the annals sales of rubber on Tuesday fetch high which is to be dug through Wieringen. prices my opinionsprili stil: bald good for The will be 33 sluice gates in this the reasons already named. canal, besides two lorice, ä large one and At the same time I do reulis that it a smaller one, for the traffic. Canals is grios possible that I may not hars for uvigation and for the regulation of sufficiently grasped the whole situation, the water level will be ing along the fand that there may bù opposite opinions ist in North felland, Gelderland, ardheld from those that I have trendy, ex- Frisland.
prosed. Nevdless to say should there.
The timated cost of the work is any, it would be most reassuring to 10,000,000 guilders (€15,750389. ce case stated that would dispose of clusive of interest, and it will tako 33 the arguments that I have now put for yours to complete. The embankment will word.
take nine years to construes by the end!
of the 14th your the first land will have
en veinimed, and in the 17th year a portion of the land fit for babitation and"
eultisation should be offered for hale.
From the fresh water take the sur
"Yours etc.
ONE WHO PONDERS.
THE USE OF SPECTACLES.
rounding districts could draw an ampleTreatment of Defective Eyesight. supply. In the dry sewn Frieslanul,
for one, has no supply of fresh water at
Some meation was made in the "Man-
all. This naturally has had effect on chester Guardian" recently of the in the cattle and the production of milk.creasing use of spectacles by ach of children Inle navigation is also bangered in in the city Definite information on the consequence of the fall of the waters.
subject appears in the last report of the School Medical Oficer (Mr. A. Brow The small quantity of water in the Ritchie) Sir medical men, who.baye tbo goals, waterways, ke.. soon gets head assistance of a number of nurses, now devote kish, specially in the west of the pro- their time to health matters in con- vine, owing to the busy traffic through the lock at De Lemmer, Staveren, and Harlingen, and does hari to the fisheries
nexion with the 185 schools, and every child is medically examined doing its school carner. By the now amanzament which will come into force in the enming
in the inner waters and to several in-year every child vill ha inspected three distric
times in the course of its school career-t
The large fresh water lake will make the age of five (entrance), eight and twelve more efectivo draining of the land possi. years.
ble, bermuse with a large supply of fresh water niways at "hard there can be a harm in letting the water run to a very low level in spring.
The
THE PARENTAL VIEW, Education Authority provide spectacles when, accessory. The report states that the improvement in the attitude of parents towards the provision of
At present this is not possible, bespectacles continues. The teachers`niso
cause summer droughts may cause, on they often do here, a scarcity of water The lake will raise the value of hund reds of thousands of acres of grass lund in the surrounding districts, and the product will improve in consequence.
The Zuyder Les fishermen will be compensated. There are only 3,017 of them at present, and they hayo but a Ranty and poor subsistence: the valse of the fish caught in the Zuyder Zre is a little over 2,000,000 guilders (or about 1167,000 nually.
RUBBER AND THE WAR.
(To the Editor of the Malay Mail.**)
Sir-It is at this period intorcating in view of the prices rotordel nt the last salu to consider how the war is going to affect growers of plantation zubber-
In my opinirm, for what it is worth, I am inclined to think that in the near future wo mo going to see rubber at 1s
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more active înterest in continue to take tho eyesight of the children, and the number of cases of defective vision medical officer so brought before the
bye disease, 23 continuar, Cares of distinct from defective risino, form troublasumb group to deal with in many en they necessitate a aupervision to get adequate treatment, and the staff of nurses not permitting ferquent rinits, many of them have to be reen at the offices.
AT DIFFER ET 'AGĖL
One sat of figures dosis with boys at the Age of 13. In all 2,918 were examined. Tas number requiring spectacles was 264, And the number wearing them
120
WAR
The average for three years wis per cont requiring spectacles. There were 2,682 girls of the age of 13 examined. Of these 271 required spectacles and, 139 worn them. The average requiring spectacles for the three years was 11 por cast Fewer defects of vision were showa, among the younger children. The number of bys examined at the age of five was 5,229 Of these, 77 required spectacles and 40 were wearing them, There were 6:001 girls of a similar age examined, and 60 required spectacles et 81 wera wearing them. Of cases of detective sixion during the year. the ourses visited and reported on 32 routine cases, 1,339 special cuso, and the number of defecte amounted to: 1.665. Among the children examined. by the medical officers 270 cases of squint were found, a percentage of 3.7,
SARA AFECTAL SCHOOL For specis ca the Education Com mittoo have batablished, the Shakespeare Street Day School for the Bliad, and at the ond of the year under notice there were 45 children lauttendance. This school makes provining for children who, though fot hind, are so uefectisa in eyesight to he severely handicapped in an ordinary schoo and for those who require ocation of These exuses, I think you will get ordinary work for more or les prolonged. with "int are, how, only tempornty period, bar shoes sight will be altiinately factors, and for that reason must not be recovered. A good deal of the Worl tarsied on was the form of munavi: considered as indicating a petraszent training advance in the price of rubber, b
bak Tetra high prices at the moment are now being obtained, but I ara is clined to think that the main causes 'aze) as follows
(1) Restricted ples.
(2) Expected cargoes of rubber heid up in ports for safety during transit Europe
(3) Army contracts for tyres, et requiring immediate delivery
to
On the other hand what are the visible
Indications that the supply, wiit, exsoed
ON'T
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the demand, Thos-aro, I think, un fol Torgau after the Show, Suppor,
of the rubber 100
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The one subject in pretyous's thoughts Wo antel Segret that Mr. J. W hat month has been the war. It White, ne acting organist, has been vis Iso suddenly upon this world.
well. He was for some days in Hospital » Spectator" writing a latus July and thech ho is a better he is re- 11h began by, saying: The to of foreign affairs is this week barn of in-onemled by the doctors to go awry fer sume works' chung. W hoga. Do
Janent."
To the plain man it sevans inedible may be quite restored to health, that the assassination of the heir to the while our conlial thanks a due to Mr. Deeg trimislas why has mont thren of Austria-Hungry, horrible as the crime was, could have evitate kindly been dieing the work.
a tarkentido, war. It is pisin freen the
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sire for pics on the part of Germany penen erguld have been maintained. We may well doubt if the majority of the Gennan poplo fevre anxious for wir, but unfortunately the desire of the majority of the German people counts for little The cours of orruss seis a suggest that anything, aching an autocracy is an abselesa in the twentieth cen- services and anthems a cautemplate. tury. Is it right that no man should During the print, ponth services and be able to involve the world in war, bring. authem will a sting so soon as it is ing ruin a death and misery to hun. possible to get a full attendance of the fcheie, hire as surly all the turn Bar - And thousands? Monarchy is un- dombrinliy the host form of Cukorunent, gagal in a way in the defences of Emited tomurchy.ths Caboy it is dingly diffent to last it runs Vox populi is not always for Dei, but suficient murders tender to enable anshipbilly » denarracy is less likely the singing to his properly performed. to engage in an aggressive and manecis. say war than an unkerek,
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THE PRINCH ARMY.
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Manila
Manis A'bian Forts Taiyuan.
Mar
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The services on Sunday, Aunist th. the first Sunday after the dveluration of arár, were of a specially patriotic ebaz- ucter, the National Anthein was 115gab)
The morning Matins and Evensong. Ilms for the "fith were a striking alus- tration of the wonderful way in which the sorte liturgjete vodisten gym tam just what we require. More approprints faltus could not have been selected than
were appointed for that time in giving effect to his promise, 16 PUSD |· S'pore, Maaritias &c. Salamis ............ the whish
morning.
Special prayers have been drawn up fer uas in the tiam of war and have been motivritual' by the Disip for we in the diocese of Victoria. It is only when we
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FVETLESS TYPROVEMENTS
,
37. Messimy, who received me at the Miniery of War this me ring, has lost
on with the utmost rapidity improvements in French military equipment, wires the Paris enrrespondent if the 7ime, under date July 7th. A technical enumitee has started upon a tour of the frentier districts in order to examine the manner in which teport upon the requirements.
Kobe & Moji...Katang 9'bai & Japan Forts Samur
Salotto Shanghal...
Chenan..... Shanghai......
Date of Laavia
Jibb Livingston & Co.fct, 9, 10 am. Gibb Livington Ch Sept. 86, at 10am. Gibb Livingston & Da.flor. 30. að 10 a.m. ...Nippon Yasen Kaisha Men, 14, er 3 Toyo Kison Kaisha.. Octo
Nippon Ynsen Kaishadept. 2 Groat Northern 9.8. CoNovember 14
10 Nippon Yaseri Kaishapt
Shanghai.. ********** woopvang S'pore. P'ang& Egoon Kawachi Mar Shanghai.................. Cheyrang
Stow, Amoy & Tamoul Daijin Maru. bow, Amoy & Tams Daigi Mara Sandakan. Magang.....
tow. Amoy &F'chow Esijo Maru
Pang
g & Calta Suisang *** San
& Otta`atshing pore, Sporo, Perang
P. &.0. SN. Co... Sept. 12, at Noca. F. & 0.8. R. Co. About Sept. 8. Batterfield & Swire... S-ph, 8,3 s pat. Jardina, M’100Co., 18. Say 5, at 2 puzz. Narolina Mí'aon&Co.Ld, Sept. 18, ss;3 pami
Battered & Swire...ept. 16.
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Tayo Klaen Kaisha ... Oct. 29.
Jardine, M'son&Co.Ld Sept. 8, Daylight P. & U.. N. Co..... Sept. 5. a pa P.&.0. S. N. Ch. About Feph 9. Butterfield Swire... Sept. & Daylight Jardine, Mon Co. L Sept. Paylight, Jardine,M'son&Co.,Léfsəpt. 8, at Noon. Nippon Yaser Krishs Sept. 2. The Bank Line, Id.tober 25. Chaka Phosen Ramba Sept. 6, si Noun, Osaka Shoaen Raisha Osaka Shosen Knieba Sept: P, at 2p.m. Jardine, l'ond Co.La Bep 19, at Noon, Jardine
9, at Noon. Ld Sept sonCo. Jardine, M'am &Co.Ld Sept. 11, at 2 pm
ar at war that we notice box inacy of part credits have born atile d and to S'pore &Sourabaya, de Riojun Maru... Dowell & Co. Ltd... Bept. 23
tl petitions in the ordinary prayers, 320 specially applicable in these times. The followire prayer is used in the Cathe dand when the special War Litany is not said:
Mat mogeital Father, Wo humbly beseech Thee, let Thy protecting enre be over the who she calls to fight the battles of our country. Make them bald through death or life to put their trust in Thee. Grant to their families a quiet mind wad south all anxieties, with Thine sw consolations Borel Thyself to the wendel and dying. Comfort the be reave. Shoir Thy merry to ourselves, our allies, and our for Relieve the suferings of the many who must in-vit. ably suffer. And finally we pray The husten the time when war shall cease in all the world and ali mankind shall dwel together in the spirit of brotherhood and gally love Grant this we beseech The for the sake of our only Lord and Saviour, Traus Christ. Amen."
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The Minister of War yesterday was present at trials of new bridge material. which, a M, Humbert stated. I urgently needed. The tests were thor aghly satis factory, and the new model has been adopted.
After discussing M
Hambert's 'Mitrek. open the coedition of Army equipment. the Minister of War said to me
It is
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Sydney. Melbourne de Tango Mara Sydney, Melbourne Nikko Mart Victoria Tma & Japaa Mexico Marni coris Tma & Japan Chicago Mara
B.C., Seattle.de. Yokobams Mara.
Nippon Yasan Kabatept. 23, ab Noce Niupen Yusen Kaishs Oct. 1, b. Nood Jardins. M'son& Co, Id Sept. 8, Daylight, Osaka Bhosen Kaisha Sept. 18, at 4 pm. Osaka Shosen Kisha Oet. 1, st 4 p.m. Nippon Yuren Kaisha Sept. 8, 11 4 p.m. Vancouver (B.O.) &c. Empress of ladi... Canadian 'fie R. Co. Sept. 16.
Jardino, M'sand&Co.LdAbout Bapt. 8. fuver S'tle & Tacoma Merionethshire. Y'aver S'tle & Tacoma Cardiganshire .........Jardine, M'son Co. Ld.Atout Sept. 30.
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VISITOR AT HOTELS
BONTICAS 'BOTEL. "
The general condition of the French Array in on way justifias pessimism true that during a number of years all tho regoiroments of the services were not met, but since 1911 a sus size 1, methodical, and earnest endeavour has been exerted in order to make ap for lost time and to keep
Mr H. G. Allen pace with the growing expenditure of our Mr. S. Abrabaco neighbour While in Germany Every sc tion of the military estimates has been M. Alpart largely sugmented, in France the effort. J. Paten of the past two years has been mainly
Mr D.C. Bendel directed towards improving the field troops
Mrs E. R. Botilica and their equipment.
Mr C.A. Bena
Bishop Mr and Mrs A. R.
ME. R. Hate
Mr E R. Lambert Mr A. Langston Mfr. Leggatt Mrs H 3. Leonard
and child Bir and
Mrs E. Levasseur Mr G. T. Lloyd -
Mr M. F. byla Mr E. Label Mr J. Mardonald
Intyre and child Mr & Mrs S. Mac
Dr O. Marriott
The results accomplished are "zamis txkable. Ther quirements of our Frontier fortineations of (Ur heavy seige and garrison art llery, and of our engineering Mr. B. Black corps have now become the object of similat Mr. L. Blackott ttention. and in the special credit of Mr G. U. Bouman £56,320,000 vated by Pliment this week Br H. Ashley-Brere-
Mrs R. T. Matheson An earnest of our intentions is to be found.
1912 only £4,000,000 was signed to Mr J. E. Brister this hackward portion of our national Mr A. S. Campbell Miss M. Matheson
Mr W. E. Clayton Mr H. K. Mahta
Mr J. Marecki Dr A. L. EF. Cole- Mr W. A. Mentes
In
£6,800,000, and this year we are devoting + year no less than £14,000,000 to it. Next 7 propwo to spend a similer amount."
CERMAT SCEPTICEM,
The abilization of the whole of the military brees in the Colony lett very short of risoirmen and sklessen and sore of the music had to be alterisi į defences is 103 the credit grew to from anthens and settings to the ean- ticles to bytas and chants. Thus war is a call from Ged to all of us to greater cornertness and so thorough searching of heart. It is also a call to all thoro who can do e to jciu in intercession for our cause and for our soldiers and sailors, as the Bishop smpnsized in his sermon on August 18th. Daily interessions are being fed at the Cathedral on weak days at 10.15 m. verpt on Thursdays when the wrvica
bert's
here.
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Mr F. W, Coz Mr G. P. Carry M: W. A. Dowley Mr DS 8. Douglas
to confirm M. F. F. Duckworth
Threntola
Mira Martin
Mr C. E. Moyer Mr G. N. Middleton Mr W. J. Morrison Mr Mo
Mr Dias New on
Mr ONeill
Mr W, Oudenhove
0. Mr H. Eandley Pegg
Mr G. M. Powo}]]
Mr A. L. Penning
Mr A. M. PresŁOD
Press copment to-day upon M. Hum
tends disclosures yesterday's impressings, whites the Times Miss M. E. Daffy Berlin correspondent on the same date. Mr J. Donents The critics car to be filling into two Me and Mr H sharply divided group. The Conserval Ives and Chauvinists discount the value of their W. Frar. disclosures and profess unt in lieve in the Mr J. Gibb
M: A. B. Parris alleged inferiosity of French defences. MrJ Gould ut the Peak Church while the Radicale profess to take the Mr P. 0. de Gris M: E. H. Ray.
M: E M. Raymond gune at 10:15 am and it is hoped that there affair more seriously, and eren use it to
weapon against the L. 1. S. Greenland Mi F. Rey
Bir J. P. Rowell will be a gradually growing number of some extent a
Mr E. 11. Groms people who will make a point al attend-yel Keim, the president of Capt. T. F. Hall Birs Meddon ing. There are crang subjects for our the Defence League, says that the alleged Mrs5 S. Hamilton Mr F.Smyth intercessions which will suggest them weaknesses in the French Army Are of na Mt Denver Ham. Miss A Square
Mr 8. W. Stirling selves besides the get chvious ones. great significance as far as efficiency is We may pray that this terrible war may concerned. It is not trae that tha ma eriei Mi W. A. Ħacnibal Mr E. M. Tozar
of the field artillery in inferior to that of the Mr G. Harper Cpt. H. A. Walker have as one of its results, the making of Gergan. On the contrary, the French Bed Mr R. D. Harvey
"Mr and Mrs C.
Walton As regards the fort Mr E. K. Hovo gan is a little better. war more impossible in the future; that
Mr 2. A. Mr J. R. Watson it may lead to a redaction in the vast
Mr F. W. White armaments of the world; that it may is only relativa and must be connected with
Mr G.G. Woo exercises sobering effect on the nations France's new offensive strategy as aranged Mr D. Hutchison. Mr J. Wilso
with Ruwin Vertremes are rot wanted Mr M. T. Jones
Mr and bis J. engaged: and that the horses of war when battles have been on. The French Me R. M. Joseph
Wright my drive men to the only antidote to Senate, he says, was playing a game of Cat. & Mrs Kocka war which is real practical Christianity.
monds
rosses on the Eastern Frontier, the neglect | Hot C.M.G.
Stuff, in order to get more money out of
It has been well said: "Wir will never the country for military expenditure, so
yield but to the principles of universal justice and love, and these have no sure root but in the religion of Jesus Christ."
The Assistanco Chaplain-The war will no doubt cause some delay in securing an, Assistant Chaplain. It is gratifying! tasknow that Hongkong's need of Assistant Chaplain found promirent placo in the Home Workers' Gazette for July. This is a monthly magazine issued by the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel and edited by Bubop Montgomery, who spoke of the Exportaat werk to be deco
LOSING WEIGHT BY THE POUND
***Under Weight” a
condition
that the new strategy, the advance aror the Moselle or the Bhio," may b come practicable.
NIGHTMARE WAK.
A Deadly, Mine,
An unusual and significent activity"
KINGROCERY HOTEL
ZEAK HOTEL
Miss Alyn
Bir Log Jonss LTC. R. Archer, Mrs R. Johns
R.A.M.C.
i. Kadooria Mr & Mrs W. Arm. Major General Kelly
Strong
M: J. Anold Mr J. D. Anla
Mr Beard
Mes Bowdler
Mr G. B. Layton
Mr & Mrs Roch
Me Liaton
MY W. G. Luke
Major McHardy
Mr Mrs Carmichael Maj. & Mrs McMo
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Mr Casulli
Mr M. Cary "
Mr & Mrs A. Chap.
BD children
La Mead
Mr & Mrs Mitchell
more, and child
Capt. Monteith,
RA.M.Q
Mr and Ms Coypin Comd", & Mrs Correa Mr Nizon
and children
Mr A. Cousland
Cat. &"Mira Cowan
Mra Farison
Mr J. Flammer Mr Porte
Majoe & Ara Pyne,
B.E. and children
Major Davy, RE, L4-001, J, J, Radallia,
R.E Major Dergan
Hes Rice
Mrs Doyle
Mr and Mrs Emily Major Faichnie
Mr Brgers
Mr. A. Sinal Ar
Mr and Mrs Faster Mim Skinner and children Mr O. Skoti
Mr F. W. Gibbins
Mr & Mrs A. Gibson
Ec Col. & Miza Ushat.
Smith
Me de Mrs Grimshaw Kira Smith
Mir F. Grise.11 Brian Hackett B.MIRA. Halo
Mr Sorenson
Mr and Mrs. Bruca
Shapber
Cole Gordon Hall, Mr G. hr Stewart RA.M.O.. Capt. & Mírs Stewark. Mr Hardwan - *** nurse and child Mr F.A. Eassland Bishop of Victor ja ti
P. Mr & Mrs J. Horbarz Cipt. and Mas. Waża
Mrs Horbrender. and child
Mr and Mrt EL Mr W. Logan
Liect. & Mrs Msan Dr and Mrs G. D. R. Master Monu
Black
Mr-E J. R. Mitchni Mr and Mrs J. W, RJ, Rawlinson
Bolirs
Mr & Mrs J. Robert-
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OF ALL CHEMISTS
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