Malaya Tribune, 30 June 1914

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. [Progressive and Independent Evening Daily.] Vol. 1. No. 152. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1914. Price 5 Cents. the fftalapa Cribune. TUESDAY, JUNE 30
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      385 1 GRAND GALA NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! Monday 29th joke, m*. GRAND OPM* COY. OF PENANO AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. WILL STAGE BY SPECIAL REQUEST That most Popular Fairy Play, ENTITLED "ABU SABAR" OR "ABU MAKAR" WITH Special New Sceneries, New Dresses New Songs, New Dances. COME EARLY' COME
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      223 1 China M«tuaH« <™ OFTICE > SHANGHAI, CUM.) Companies A A ~~~~~~T A_ 0 Assurance Ordinances. AITKACTIVE FLAM o. Companies' Hongkong:, f M#ll toiiT»'« n Act (England) 1865/1860. MODERATE RATES. IClairap, settkd without the delay of reference to Head Office For further particulars apply to THE RESIDENT SECRETARY, >, Finlaysofl Green.
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    HOW THE PUBLIC TRUSTEE INVESTS HIS MONEY.
    588 2 One of the most interesting features in the recent report of the Public Trustee is the account given in it of the growing amount of miscellaneous investment stocks held by this Government Department. The influence, indeed, of the Public Trustee on the stock
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      249 2 MOTORISTS APPRECIATE I COLUMB TYRES. IN HOT COUNTRIES. I THE COLUMB TYRE Co., < F a, **> I I SI, ROBINSON ROAD, Singapore. I Telephone: 1510. Telegraphic Address: FROWODNIh. 1 gCOULCHER I I AN D 1 L— HAK HENG. S I I, RAFFLES PLACE. I 1 General Commission Agents. 1
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      142 2 f c *>/nnes s A_SIMPLEINOUR!SHINC:FOOD'OEiHICH MEDICINAL VALUE. OBTAINABLE "AT ALCSTORESIHOTEISI&ICLUBSI I KIM HInT^oJ 12-5 S LE AGENTS. I Straits Industrial Syndicate. I General Export Merchants Commission Xgents. I f2a f Change Alley, Singapore. I ESTABLISHED 1907.) Speciality: Hard Ordinary Straits Timber Steam Sawn to Specification I Special Quotation for Quantities.
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    Derby Sensations.
    903 3 Close Finishes and Disputes Over them. Fraud and Objections. Sensations in the Derby have been of many kinds, chief of which may be close struggles. Tie only cause of complaint, twelve months ago, was the unusual action of the Stewards in disqualifying Craganour: the scrambling end had been
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    Tropical Produce.
    90 3 London Market Prices. The India Rubber Journal gives the following as the quotations on May 29:— Coffee. —Quiet on spot. COPRA.—FIat. Malabar £26 10s., Ceylon £25 18s. 9d., Straits £24 12s. 6d. Cardamoms. —Rather dearer. At auction 269 packages offered, 140 sold. HEMP. —Manila shows no improvement. Apathy
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    48 3 The New York Sun, commenting upon the Pankhurst devil dancers," declares "the mushy sentimental chivalry with which the British authorities are treating these sisters of Satan is jelly-backed and futile." The Canadian newspapers comment upon what they describe as "the amazing feebleness and supineness of the British authorities.
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    The Gyro Car.
    339 3 The Latest Thing Trials in London. "O.A. 1941" is the queerest motor car in all London to-day. It weighs three tons, and runs on two wheels like a bicycle, its balance being maintained by a gyroscope weighing seven hundredweight, which whirls inside the car at from twenty
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      230 3 BENG Co., MALACCA. Commereicfl General printers, Lithographers etc., etc., TAY HOCK SIANG, Managing Partner. Accurate and good printing done on the premises. Charges Moderate. 27-4 n Anderson's Mercantile Letter Writer $1.95 Correct Guide to Letter Writing $1.40 Letter Writer Handbook $1.40 Manners «fc Rules of Good Society $1.40 Complete Etiquette
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      25 3 1? H Zom Bun Keeps Away Disease. H j Order Zom Bun Now for Your 5| SPi-fT Large Codds 80 cts. per doz. Sf doz.
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    Lloyd's and the Tetrarch.
    551 4 Underwriters Let Down. No previous Derby has attracted more interest at Lloyds than this year's race, which mark* the 135 th contest. It will prove a memorable occasion, if only for the reason that The Tetrarch and the question of his ability to arrive at the
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      491 4 i if. c JjfjSp,j [TRAVELLING rugs ■Pw. The "ALVIN" Rug The "IC 7 Rug HEW DESIGNS IN PLAIDS, CHECKS S PLAIN COLOURS. KATZ BROS., LTD. SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE AND BRANCHES 9 PHEASANTS SALMON FLAT FISH Hew Seasons Australian Apples. NOW IN STOCK I-o ;f<) BY ORDER OF
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    Belat Tin Meeting.
    692 5 Unaltered Position. The Twelfth Ordinary General Meeting of the Belat Tin Mining Company was held at noon, yesterday, at Gresham House. Mr. G. A. Derrick was in the chair. There were also present Messrs. J. H. Macnaughton, Vow Ngan Pan and D. W. Reid. The minutes of
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      130 5 Tklkphone No. 1403. "<DUR SHOP." Thfe LEADING FLORISTS 20. STAMFORD *ROAD branch RAFFLES SQUARE. French Flowers By Every Mail For Trimming Hats Artificial Flowers For Table Decoration Fresh Cut Flowers Daily, Roses, Orchids &c, &c. Wreaths, Boquets, Baskets &c, on shortest notice Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Chocolates, Suitable for Presents 23-5
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      588 5 I THE ONLY COMPANY REGISTERED IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE I ASSURANCE CO., LTD. HEAD OFFICE: LONDON OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. 32, Old Jewry. E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act in every
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    The Locust Menace.
    1412 6 Danger to Coconuts. In our last issue we gave the gist of the Malay Mail's instructive reports upon the locust menace as supplied by a representative specially commissioned to investigate in Malacca, Negri Sembilan and Johore aod report fully. From the instalment published last Friday we take
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    32 6 Major-General Kirkpatrick, who has been employed during the past four years in re-organising the forces in Australia, has now returned to India and assumed duty as Director of Military Operations at Simla.
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    FIXTURES.
    179 6 Tuesday, 30a. MaiJj.X. D.L Homeward dol £ports entries close at An r Tides: Hig- water •4;iVa^| Wednesday, July ht. Church Workers' Assn. MonThi M Lodge. 4.30 p.m. Moon. Ist quarter. 2 a m< Tides: High water :-;!.J I a .m. Thursday, 2nd. Football. S. F. A. Cnp (W replay.
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      202 6 JEIMATZYI TYRES. I I Are most satisfactory both as regards &5$ I hoocland/ CO., E Cycle Gun Repairers. MALACCA. Telegraphic Address:- GOHCHINBEE Telephone No. 53. Dealers ia Tin-Ore Para Rubber. General Store-Keepers Repairers. AGENCIES Slngcr CKles Doniop Motor lyres, Monopole Cycles. WiKtorin Lamps. CK,C m miw Gasolio lamps Ac ssories
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      629 6 MAILS CLOSE. «cept where otherwise tU >. es half-an-hour earlier, but letters mav > revered with a Ute fee of minutes before the ordinary mail closes. Daily Except Sunday. M F r 5 e i erat d Malav State *> Malaca Muar and Penang (by train) at (i p.m. u-mas,
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    Vessels in Port..
    445 7 H. I. JjM- St Mogami, Comdr. Miiuura, IMO tons, 198 crew, 6 guns, sOOO h.p. MFrom Port Swettenham, FoA Kuala Trepganu 2-7. Japanese 11 M S.f/rhalang, 150 tons, 23 mpw t 500 h.p. Sub-Lieut. Yom. From Bangkok, 26-6 For Tongkah 28 Annam, Fch. str. 3490 tons, Capt.
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    449 7 F. M. S. G. Yacht. Sea Belle, Captain Ah mat, 400 tons, 42 crew, 125 h.p From Penang, 29-6. For Port Swettenham. F.M.S. Government. Buhsses, Brit. str. 3957 tons, Capt. Arnold, arrived from Shanghai, 27-6. Fur Hongkong 3. As. Pet. Co. City of Madrid, Brit. str. 3134 tons,
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    CLEARANCES.
    84 7 June 29—30. Sinkara for Djambi. Van Hogendrop for P. Baroe. Ranee for Deli. Medusa for I'elawan. ABsaye for Hongkong. Glenfarg for Hongkong. Sappho for Malacca Klang for Penang. B in Fo S<»on for Sambas. Sanuki Maru for Hongkong. Sarie Borneo for Ban Ijermubsin. Mataran for Sydnej. Japan for Rangoon.
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    100 7 TAX JONG PAGAR. Bast Wharf i Basin) -Nil Hast Wharf Section No. 1 —Taroba Islanda Sheers Wharf —(ilenroy Main Wharf Section No. 2 -Nil 4- -Riojnn Mam s ~V iree ft New Dock No. 7—Rangoon Mam Aparima West Wharf B—Nankin Maru Dilwara Jardines
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    83 7 A few days ago, at Kuala Lumpur, several Chinese ladies were pounced upon whilst engaged in wooing the fickle goddess, the attraction being a Peh Bin M party. They were convicted and lined. Pen Bin is a gambling system by which a few thousands may be either won or lost—usually
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    Eastern Produce.
    139 7 Latest London Prices. (By Wire.) Copra £24.2.6. demanded for delivery 6 weeks or 2 months hence. Pepper (black): fair quality spot 4 15/16 demanded; future delivery 4 11/16 buyers. Pepper (white): medium Bj, immediate delivery, demanded; future delivery 8 5/16 offered. Gambier Delivery U. K. orCont. c.i.f. future
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    233 7 Singapore, June, 30. Nutmegs 110 S. per picul $23.00 Nutmegs 80 S. do 24.00 Copra Bali do 10.15 Copra Oorong Talo do 10.45 Copra Dongalo do 10.45 Copra Kavong do Mfi Copra Pulo do 9.85 Copra Pontianak do Ml Copra Siantan do 9.K5 Copra Singkawang do Mfi
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    PETROLEUM.
    71 7 Devoe's Tmp. Brilliant Oil (2) tins) \MO Sylvan Arrow Oil (2) tins Mi Fish Brand 2 tins in case at 3.50 Lanipglass brand 2 tins in case at MB Lanipglass brand 2 tins Mt Dragon brand 2 tins 3.lf* Crown brand 2 tins 3.05 Itising Sun brand 2 tins
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    EXCHANGE.
    107 7 Singapore, June 30. On London— Bank 4 m/s. 2/4 3/16 Demand 2/3 31/32 Private 6 m/s. 2/4 5/8 3 m/s. 2/4 5/16 On Germany— Bank d/d. 238 Private 3 m/s. 242$ On France Bank d/d. 293± Private 3 m/s. 297| On India— BankT. T. 174$ Private 30 d/s. 176J
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    593 7 LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WHARVES AND SHIPPING OFFICES. The Russian Volunteer steamer Sibir is due here from Odessa tomorrow. From Vladivostock is due to arrive here the R. V. steamer Voronej on Saturday. Advice has been received that the s.s. Drachenfels sailed from Newcastle, N. S. \V., <»n
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    Untitle Turbines.
    135 7 The new Cunarder Transylvania, which was launched at Greenock lately, is the tirst Traps-Atlantic liner to be built with glared, turbines. She will be propelled byj twin-screws, each driven by turbine* of the Parsons type working through reduction gear. An astern turbine, of the impulse reaction type, is*
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    Dutch Combine.
    454 7 Amalgamation of Important Interests. The report for 1913 of the Netherlands Shipping Union mentions that, although this item really belongs to the current year, in February last the Union took" oyer from the Netherlands and Royal Packet Steamship Companies respectively shares to a nominal value of' h\ 3,000,000,
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    THE TIN OUTLOOK.
    875 8 From the figures set forth in a recent issue of Mr. Walter Hy. Barnard's 44 Comparative Prices and Statistics it appears that the highwater mark of tin in the London Metal Market was reached on 27th September 1912, when the quotation was £233 for 44 spot and
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    Local and General.
    1022 8 _Tin price to-day, locally, <70Q5 fo tons sold. Latest shipping news is on pa*e < of this issue. The Malacca Assizes open to. morrow. Rubber Quotations; Plantation No. I Crepe 2/3 No. I smoked sheet 2/3 Fine Hard Para 2fi\ Locally Ist quality smoked sheet $108 unsmoked
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      112 8 ASBESTO Sheets Slates FOR WALLS CEILINGS PARTITIONS ROOFS. Etc. Strong Durable Light and Cheap Siarpe, Ross Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. gpggggggggggagggggjnggggaggjjgg I FOR Kerosene Oil Engines THE IDEAL FUEL IS "Cross" Kerosene' "CROSS" will give you MORE POWER at a LOWER COST than any other Oil. •'CROSS M is specially suitable
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      155 8 This is to Let You Know THAT We have Removed TO HO. 1, RAFFLES PLACE. We are rising in the world about 100 yards UP from our old premises, but the prices of our brands of whiskies remain the same. YOU CANNOT MISS OUR SIGN. IT. M. LAMB CO., t
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    The Assassinations in Austria.
    901 9 Further Particulars of the Crime. World-Wide Indignation. Reuter's Service. London, June 21*. A message from Vienna states that the Archduke Francis Ferdinand and his wife, the Archduchess, were driving in the streets of Sarajevo when both were assassinated. Reason of the Outrage. It is reported that
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    BRIGHTON BY-ELECTION.
    20 9 Another Unionist Gain. Reuter's Service. London, June 29. Mr. Stanford, the Unionist, has been returned unopposed for Brighton.
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    Automobile Club Gymkhana.
    81 9 A Successful Meeting. (Malaya Tribune Special.) Penang, Jane 29. The automobile club held a most successful gymkhana and "At Home" yesterday, although only three out of the five events were gone through owing to the lack of time. The winners of the to and fro contests were,
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    THE NATIONALIST VOLUNTEERS.
    92 9 An Armed Peace. Reuter's Service. London, Jane 29. A telegram from Dublin states that the "Irish Volunteer Aid Society has been formed to support the Parliamentary party in securing the final enactment of the Home Rule Bill and maintain the Nationalist Volunteers in full force to maintain
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    ANCHOR LINER ASHORE.
    78 9 No Loss of Life. Reuter's Service. London, June 29. A message from Londonderry states that the Anchor Liner California from New York stuck fast on the rocks at Tory Island. Vessels are standing by and there is no panic amongst the passengers. The weather is foggy, but
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    HOME SPORT.
    45 9 World's Lawn Tennis. Reuter's Service. London, June 29. Froitzheim beat Parke, 5—7,6—2, 9—7 and 6—2. Brooks and Wilding beat Clements and Watson, 6—2, 6—l, and 6—4. Home Cricket. Derby beat Somerset, at Chesterfield, by 167 runs. In 1913 Somerset won by 59 runs.
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    THE OLYMPIC GAMES FUND.
    24 9 Reuter's Service. London, June 29. A message from Melbourne states that the Commonwealth contributes £1,000 to the Olympic Games Fund.
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    AID TO EXPLORERS.
    22 9 Reuter's Service. Londoon, June 28 Bir Donald Caird has given twentyfour thousand pounds sterling towards the Imperial Transarctic expedition.
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    Mysterious Death of Chinese Towkay.
    98 9 Picked Up Ailing. Serious Coolie Fracas. (Malaya. Tribune Special Taiping, June 29. The mysterious death of a Chinese towkay whose mines at Assam Kumbang were shut down is reported. It is alleged that he had financial difficulties with the coolies. The towkay was found on
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    The Civil Service.
    50 9 F.M.S. Appointments. (Tribune Special.) Taiping, June 30. It is notified here that Mr. R.N.O. Anderson is appointed Director of Public Works. F.M.S., vice Mr. Trump who has retired. Mr. N. T. Gray is appointed State Engineer, Perak, and Mr. J. E. Jackson is promoted State Engineer, Pahang.
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    British Politics.
    133 9 Sir Edward Grey on Britain's Foreign Relations. Reuter's Service. London, June 29. In the Hou.se of Commons Sir Edward Grey, speaking on the Foreign Office vote, made a personal and impressive reference to the assassination. He referred to Britain's pleasure at the Archduke's recent visit and the Emperor's
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    KINTUCK'S PASSENGERS RESCUED.
    121 9 Reuter's Service. London, June 29. The Kintucks passengers have been rescued. The Feast of the Sacred Heart will be solemnly celebrated next Sunday in the Church of St. Joseph. A solemn (first) communion service will be held at the 0 a .m. high mass. Mzjor Knox, of
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    SPORTS.
    130 10 The entries for the Sports close at the Cricket Club this evening. Next Monday afternoon a trial football match will take place on the S.C.C. ground between the Cricket Club and The Rest, Mr. S.ll. I>a\ ld« son refereeing. The following officers were elected at the semi-annual general meeting
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    League Competition Fixtures.
    62 10 Week Ending July 4th. Tuesday —K. 0. Y. L. I. 2nd eleven, vs. Rangers. M.F.A. ground Referee, Mr. Brock well. Wednesday :—S.C.C. vs. R.G.A.. S.C.C. ground Referee, Captain Mullins. Thursday:—S.R.C. vs. Azevedos, S.R.C. ground Referee, Mr. Howley. Saturday —R.G.A. vs. Rangers, Blakan Mati ground; Referee, Mr. Satterfield.
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    Cricket Club Lawn Bowls.
    162 10 Yesterday's Results. CHAMPIONSHIPS. R. Scoular beat F. Blackwell, 211. FOUR-A-SIDE RINK GAME. N. E. Bath, R. D. Pitceathly A. A. Armstrong and H. M. Cantrell beat T. It. Welsh, F. Ruchwaldy, J. Henderson and B. L. Talma. 10-S. T. B. Norrie, W. H. Threlfall, F. Cohnitz
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    Garrison Football League
    101 10 Following is the standin j of the Companies and Platoons iuluding Saturday last:— c i- i 3$ Q »3 flt A m. Pins. 9-10 2 3 o* 7 J 80th Co., R.G.a: 2 1 o ;> 5 Pins. 11-12 2 0 2 4 5 4 78th Co.,
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    Cricket Club Defeat Nomads.
    742 10 As expected, the S .C.C. defeated the. Nomads eleven last evening, the hual score being two goals to one. The greatest attraction of the match yesterday, which wag, not a exhibition of football, was the J'"**iLility of getting aline on the Club regarding their approaching Cup
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    28 10 Mr. L. U. Stafford, who succeeds tb,e late Mr. E. J. Kempleti as Superintendent of Revenue purveys, Pahang, was to leave Batu Gajah today for the eastern State.
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    The Java Football Trip.
    617 10 Its History to Date. The following letter and accompanying enclosure were received yesterday by Mr. 8. H. Davidson, the Secretary of the Singapore Football Association. To S. H. Davidson, Secretary of the Singapore Football Association. Dear Sir, I cannot express how agreeable your letter of the
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      83 10 'Phone No. 436. MOTOR C FOR HIRE FOR SALE FOR REPAIRS FOR UP-KEEP THE GASOLENE LIGHT GYGLE COY.. AND MOTOR WORKS, BEACH ROAD. j RONEO Ltd., MANUFACTURERS OF STEEL OFFICE FURNITURE, Filing Systems, Typewriter Ribbons and Carbons. For Price and Quality we are UNA PPR O A CHA BLE. Roneo
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    SINGER EMPLOYEE IN TROUBLE.
    148 11 Three S»ious Charges Seet Kim Wig, an jxujffovee of the local branclj Machine 'Company, was yesin the First Magistrate's Court on three separate counts with having committed breach of trust in respect of money in his charge. The first charge reads that on the 2tfth of
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    VOLUNTEER NEWS IN BRIEF.
    163 11 Route March.—The S.V.C. will parade for a Route March on Tuesday, 7th Jul}-. Fall in S.V.C. Drill Hall M 5. p.m. Dress:—Khaki Shirts, Shorts and Puttees, Cap or Slouch Hat, Belt, Bayonet, Frog and Rifle. Lecture.—Captain Watson, Capt. Instructor of Gunnery, S.S., will deliver a lecture
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    The late Nr. J.L. King.
    163 11 Yesterday afternoon the grave closed over the mortal remains of the late Mr. John Loeman King, Assistant Treasurer, Singapore. The deceased gentleman came out to the East as a schoolmaster, and was attached to the Education Department for the period often years. In the year
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    Mr. J.O. Anthonisz, C.M.G.
    137 11 last mail advices we learn that Mr. J. 0, Anthonisz, C.M.G., win, went home on vacation leave recently, is in the best of health, it!l,l that he has been given a per"ianent appointment at the Colonial Office This is no doubt a very distinct elevation and
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    832 11 Prices Quotes in the Market this Morning. Singapore, juxe, 30. Rubber Shares. Norn. Value. Buyers Jf- Allapr |IM |ft] 1 An ffJ°Java 2/10 3/7 1 Ango-Johore 1/6 3/6 Anglo-Malay 8/6 9/3 AyerKuning 10/ l|L 2/- BatangMalaka 1/3 Ba uCaves 165/- 180/-nom. !i Ra i ah 100/- 112/6
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    Correspondence.
    247 11 [Berfo not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by correspondent.*.] Johnston's Pier Porter Charges. To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir,—In your paper of 27th instant, ou page 6, you give details of a Municipal meeting. Re details of By-laws relating to coolies on Johnston's Pier :—ltem 7 says
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    Police Court News.
    268 11 Kallang River- Several cases of obstruction were heard in the Marine Court yesterday. Eleven towkays were fined sums ranging from $."> to '$20 each with costs. A Weighty Prize. In the 3rd court, before Mr. Sugden, a charge was brought by Kg. Tiew Huat against Yap Pin
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    China News.
    682 12 Opening Of New Senate. y Peking, June 8. The Tsan-cnaag-yuan will be opeued on July ft in the presence of President Yuan-Shih-kai and the Secretary of State, Hsu-Shi-chang, who will both deliver speeches. Vice-President-Li-Yuan-hung, Chairman of the Tsan-cheng-yuan, has been accordingly informed. The public will, as a rule,
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    Abolishing the Provinces: 7 Military Districts.
    137 12 Peking, June 2. On the suggestion of General Yin Chang and Mr. Hsu Shih-chang, the military districts of China will be divided as follows:— I—Three Provinces will form one district. 2. —One district will be commanded by a Chiangcbun or Full General with the
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    PASSENGERS—DUE.
    319 12 The London and China Express advise the following bookings outward Per P. and 0. steamer Nile, due July 4.—Mr. G. K. T. Thorp. Mr. T. E. Hornby, Mr. W. Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. Quinn, Mr. H. Wright, Mr. F. North, Mrs. Lane, Mr. J. H. Spurr, Mr. G. S.
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    Passengers—Arrived.
    119 12 Per Rangoon Maru, from Kobe, June 29, —Mr. Shipway. Per van der Capellen, from Palembang, June 29.—Messrs. H. Gough, J. Le Mesurier, Leopard, F. Fox. Per Prachatipok, from Bangkok, June 29.—Mrs. G. O. Dorrity. B. White, Mr. and Mrs. G. Johnson. Per Lama, from Penang, June 29.—Mrs. Hoefeld, Messrs.
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    Shanghai Libel Case.
    190 12 China Press Wi* Suit. In the United Statl Conn China, Shanghai, 8 w<lv Judge C. obinZ judgment was reffierc-l in case of Karl Weigel v th< Press, a libel action arising statements made by J named in connection witl Neumann murder. Judgment for defendant. In the course
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    30 12 A volcanic eruption on the untitle Islands (between the Philippines aDM the Celebes) on June 4. resulted in the destruction of the cocoa plantations and the demolition of 100 houses.
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    The Pahang Gang Robbery.
    408 13 Methods of the Highwaymen Described. Police Court Proceedings. Ipoh, June 24. The evidence of Mr. H. L. K. Graburn, manager of the Kuala Kubu branch of the Straits Trading Co., was given in the Magistrate's Court, yesterday morning, in connection with the Company's case against a
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    385 13 Your young men shall see visions, your old men shall dream dreams." There are yet old m?n among us who dream of the railway, the steamship, and the electric telegraph as the marvels of their youth. The middle-aged speak in terms of flight, of wireless," of the
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    90 13 Motor Cyclists' Experience. Messrs. H. Morris and R. Nicholas had a somewhat alarming experience at the Taiping Lake Gardens the other evening. The former was riding on a motor bicycle and his companion was in a side car. They met a cow which charged them sideways, and
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    1396 14 MID EAST RUBBER COCONUT ESTATES Monthly Returns in 1914. 1913. May. 1914. Allsgar 161,750 16,500 79,520 Alma 83,233 9,800 32,200 Alor Gajah 95,855 8,292 39,368 Alor Pongsn 101,478 9,802 48,322 Anglo Johore 124,524 10,301 63,888 Anglo Malay 1,323,037 113,324 532,674 Anglo Sumatra 458,663 49,513 230,439 Asahan 46,114 5,225 26,849 Ayer
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    1226 15 Remarkable Progress in Last Few Years. VI. Prisons. ccci P tB 194.10 Expenditure $7,486.00 Extensions to the votes for rations and passage of prisoners were authorized. Six European and Eurasian prisoners were admitted. The daily average of native pris- oners was 2556. In 1912 it was Sl'll.
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