Malaya Tribune, 10 March 1915

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol 2.- No. 57. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915 Price 5 Cents. Z be Ittalapa tribune. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10
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      666 1 PALLADIUM giCHARD ROrD. Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. TO NIGHT Fktra Shew at 8p ny Usual Show at 9p m. TO-NIGHT. By Special Fequeit. FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY, By Special Request. il Patriotic Drama Beats Anything Yet Depicted on the onnd to itir the imagination of even the most unpaduals,
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      51 1 INCHI SALLEH The famous Prince in the Malayan Opera and MISS SAHARA The Prima Ponna take the leading parts. To-night! To-night THE STAR OPERA AT THS THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. In a Chinese Love Drama Sam Pek Eng Tye Friday! 12th March Friday SHAKESPEARE'S TRAGEDY OTHELLO. Y. L. TAN,
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    PLANTATION AND FINE HARD RUBBERS.
    795 2 Mr. R. X. Lvne, ia the course of his report on the recent Rubber Exhibition, in alludins to the relative meritg of plantation awl fine hard, remarks that Le procured a larjre ball of the Infer product -from thBrazilian stand. He says that the great
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    Germany's Plight.
    190 2 Fiftine Imminent- Amsterdam, Feb. 11. Judging from the efforts of the authorities in Germany in the matter of regulating food consumption, it would appear that the danger of dearth, not to famine, is much nearer and more real than the Germans had anticipated or the Allies hoped. The
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    88 2 Sir Paul Chater's Perfection Dahlia, ridden by Mr. Vida, won the Hongkong Derby by a short head from Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Austral ian Chief, with Mr. Moller in the pigskin. The finding ef a German rifle in a room at the Runnymede Hotel led to the appearance before a Magistrate
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    THE MALARIA DEATH RATE.
    153 2 Statistics prove that M*l more people every countries of the Eait *ln iC di«ea«e, an quailing f act considers that moat of ,'7** were preventable. Not so many year- m was still groping in the dark cause of Malaria, and knew 15 one palliative and of
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      177 2 OF ALL rm Bass's Ale Guinness' Stout E. J. BURKES ijH Special Export Bottling IS THE BEST >Ssfr Exji rt to troJ certainly lead PRICES *%RE MODERATE Per Case 4 dozen Qts. $18. 8 dozen Pts. $24. Per Case 10 dozen Splits $21. EMPIRE CARS Entire Shipment of 4 Cars
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      448 2 THE CONTINENTAL STAMP CO. D. High Street, SINGAPORE. Wholesale and retail stamp dealers and stationers. Stamps on approval sheeti marked with lowest prices will be sent to applicants against good references or cash deposit. Stamp Album* aad Philatelic Accessories stocked. 5-12 5.3 CASH CLEARANCE SALE. 30,000 PLANTS. Rare and beautiful
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    Latest Dutch Wires.
    457 3 The. Hague, March 4-5. Patch Minister Posthuma teting with ship underwriti i* f\ Norwegian .steamer Kegeer y dne off D v ins. The crew r indred Chinese are to be ii Germany to China rosffh Austria. y is sending several un- marines to Austria for -Mediterranean Sea.
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    Indian News.
    182 3 Ceylon Observer Service.) The Late Mr Gokhale. Calcutta, Feb. 2L-The Hon. Mr. Gokhale B ashes are being brought to Allahabad to-day. It is proposed to them t0 the river in procession. India Council Appointment. Calcutta, Feb. 2\.—With reference to the appointment of Sardar Daljit to the India Council
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    Indian Voluntary Aid Detachments.
    80 3 The January iasue of the Indian Ambulance Gazette announces that tht formation of voluntary aid detachment! in India i* now i n full Bwin| and regulation, for their management were then under consideration of the Government of India. Pending eanction being given a circular letter wa
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    85 3 It is reported that in the place of the newly-appointed Minister for Mnance, Herr Hellferich, Herr Emil Stauis has been appointed a joint-director of the D-utsche Bank. A Morning Post telegram from Amsterdam reports a very significant speech of the Dutch Prime Minister. He alluded to important knowledge in the
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      473 3 SHERIFF'S SALE. T.A. Kahyambu Pillay Plaintiff, versus H. Abdul Karim Saibu and another Defendants of Seven Bales "Sarong Pulicat" to be held at Messrs Ching Keng Lee Co.'s Sale-room On Thursday, March 11th, at 11 a.m. to be sold in small lots.) CHING KENG LEE Co.. Auctioneers. C-3 11-3 AUCTION
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      767 3 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD RUBBER PLANTATIONS Situate at the ISM Milestone, Bukit Timah Road On Monday. 22nd March, at 2-30 p.m. 1 Valuable Freehold Rubber Plantation situate at 13! 4 Mlestone. Bukit Timah Rjad, containing an area of 25 acres and comprised in bast India
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      528 4 PROCLAMATIONS. IN THE NAME OF THE KING. Arthur Young, Governor and Commander-in-Chief. t? Martial Law is hereby proclaimed throughout the Settlement of Singapore in supremacy of all Civil Authority. Major Thompson is hereby appointed Provost Marshall with authority to act. Dated this 15th day of February, 1915. By order of
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      486 4 outbreak which may suggest a reason for the same. A report of rumours or gossip even will be accepted. All communications in any language should be addressed Information Bureau D.P.P's Office, Central Police Station. By Order, G. G. Seth, Officer in charge of Information Bureau. PROCLAMATION UNDER MARTIAL LAW. Whereas
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      634 4 Dacoities in India. (Ceylon Observer Service.) Calcutta, Feb. 23.—Political dacoities are increasing apace daily in India, the new method being for the robbers to clear off in taxi-cabs. Last night another such dacoity took place at Balliaghatta off Sealdah, Catcotta suburbs, when a gang of fifteen or twenty young Bengalis
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      156 4 sBooßs of the Moment. I Black Book of the War —German Atrocities in France and Belgium 5 ig France and the French People .gg Belgium and the Belgian People .gg I Russia aud the Russian People Germany and the German People .gg Whittaker's Almanack 1915 (paper cover) -6g KOH COMPANY
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    FIXTURES.
    76 5 We inesday. 10tk. 154 a.m. 7 ft. t uu. 7.4# p a Thursday, 11th. i HmmmH mail dOMt. 11 MB. 7 ft. 4 i*s. 1.41 fu i Friday. lZtk. w t t 7.1 a.m. 7 ft. fi iaa. ?.»f pm. JS ft! Saturday, IStk. r ii nail eip^ctod. Ul
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    32 5 '-■< ropeticribadittti only. P.St O. Packet Sardinia will a at i a.in. on Thursday, tha from Europe is expaeted to in the lath or Ifith instant p*r faTu Nugapatam on the 11th l.i
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 5 Sin <idpore, March. 10» On London— Hank 4 m/s. 2/4 3/16 Demand 2/41/32 Private 3 in/». 2/4 19/31 On India— Bank T. T. 174} )n Hongkong— fcnk d/d 20| On Shanghai— Bank d/d. 100} On Java— Bank T. T. On Japan— Bank d/d. 114} —buying rate $8.54 i Ceil
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    Obituary.
    88 5 Data lahya Sin Shsaban Alditar. *rrf;ttly regret to announce '••■■"»se at Johore of Dato in Shaaban Aldatar at the »N r Deceased was a most an-a servant in the service of His y •->? the Sultan. Retiring some j* < \>ars ago from the post of n ptrintendent of
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    The Casino.
    87 5 fc*€ of programme at thil 3how to-night promises to Jiiuch interest, especially lm M The Conntess of ;i woman-spy) which will T in appreciable contrast eened last Saturday night the adventures of two 8 1 hot the scenic arrange--1 actors figuring in the 1 of which so much
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    PRODUCE MARKET.
    20 5 (Singapore, March 10) Copra.—Weak. 2Y/S.—$S2J 200 tons sold. Tapioca.—Weak. Sago Flour.—Weaker. Gambier and Pepper.—Steady. Other Productt.— Market «teady.
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    Latest Local Market Quotations.
    194 5 {■atraaga IM 8. par pia«j M| Natmaga SO 8, »2I"J? Copra Bali J**J Copra Gorong Tala JtH Copra Dongala Copra Kayong Copra Pulo |J£ Copra Pontlaaak JH* Copra WianUu Copra Singkawaag J,J{ Sago Flour Singapore la, qmU* 4 *1* Jago F our Smgapora fair 7 TSm
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    153 5 DuisMs don». t G«od demaad. Messrs Barlow's Report. Messrs Barlow and Co. state ia their Weekly Report issued 9th inst. Rubber Experts Exports of Para Rubber (January 1st to March 6th), 1915, (excluding all foreign transhipments).— From Singapore 11,054,140; against 7,145,573. From Malacca (February 28th) 1,385,559 against 856,290. From Penang
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    The Prize Court.
    180 5 The Prize Court sat yesterday morning to consider the case of the Greek steamship Pontoporos and her cargo of coal. The Attorney-General, the Hon. Mr. G. A. Goodman, appeared with the Hon. Sir Evelyn C. Ellisior the Crown. The Hon. C. I. Carver represented the owners, the
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    35 5 On the 17th inst. will sail the B. L steamship Umaria, bound for Hongkong. Yokohama, Kobe and Milke. Lttten for the steamers Basiian Mosconomo, New Zealand Swmdon and Vinseira are lying at the Poet Office.
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    The Waterfront.
    484 5 Shipping Notes and Newi. The City of Exeter reached London on the 6th. The B. L outward mail may fee expected on March 15th. The P. and 0. Sardinia leaves Singapore for Home on 18th inst. The M. M. liner Chili is due to sail Homeward on the
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    The Singapore Mutiny.
    1288 5 Military Court Proceedings. The Coart-Martial continued yesterday. Accused No. 1, Bhure Khan, stated that he wag a family man and did not know anything aboat the trouble. Some others might have known it. Whin hearing the alarm accused No. 1 was ordered te take up arms. All
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    79 5 Considering the great part which cotton plays in the manufacture of modern high-power explosives, and the other uses to which it is put for purposes of war, we are not surprised to find the English papers demanding that the British Government should put cotton on the contraband list. To allow
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      156 5 MAILS CLOSE. To-day. p -k k Bridge 2 p.m. B." H.«g Wan 2 p.m. p "Hiham and p *Lama 2 p.m. p ia fr*and Calcutta -Ik mail» for DurLaisang 2 p.m. P->rt Swettenand T. Anson *Ipoh 2 p.m. Medusa 2 p.m. fluavia. Cberiboa Samarang Giang Seng 4 p.m. tj -k
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    THE CUP THAT CHEERS.
    999 6 The present appears to be an opportune moment to direct attention to an apparently small but in reality a very important factor in the preservation of health and comfort in tropical settlements. It has lcng been too much a habit with many people to blame the
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    THE WAR AND THE TURF.
    219 6 The London journal 3 rKr+ announced recently tv racing in Franee \?ii] r abandoned throughout th* p until the war is brousrht > Ll tirely successful conclusion V er} good reasons t-vj.. prompt adoption of a sirni]'»,, m the United present is the time for
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    Property Sale.
    282 6 The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs Powell Co.'a sale-room yesterday afternoon Freehold land together with thi brick tile-roof dwelling i. i thereon known ai No. 33 Cuppag Road off Orchard Road. Aim 15,86$ square feet being part of Grant 20. Buyer X. ,s.
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    Mortality Returns
    37 6 During the week ending Oth there occurred locally of which 121 vr 159 female. The death of European is recorded. J**» claimed 31, Phthisis 22. Tl no cholera or small-p«>x. The W* rate was 25.11.
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    30 6 Mr. W. Belonje, of untitled joined the editorial Stall 1 Sumatra Post. The Allied Consuls at recently financed an exhi War Films, the DTOCt show going to the War Funds
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    Local and General.
    595 7 Ti locally, is »8*i—:e:— TV next H-I Mail is due P#n»ng 15th or ICth inBt. —to: m onth iendarata Estate 3>.1U0 lbs. dry rubber. :o:— T ,D-li Batavia Tabak Maats- t >v« 33 per cent dividend. chftpp 1 1 r I eli, Municipal Engineer, e s' g
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    THE LOCAL SITUATION.
    39 7 The following wu officially commumcated to nB last evening-! Owmg to th» harasaing *o& hnntZtt:? t 0t lh9 reUli 16 K'been captured to-day. Estimating that 56 are killed and drowned, there remain 28 still unaccounted for.
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    Special Constables.
    106 7 There was a surprisingly large turn-out of our Special Police last night when owing to the quietened state of affairs on the island new instructions could be issued to them. The present moment is a most opportune one for the local Government to increase the defence force of
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    The Rubber Trade.
    130 7 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association. ISht Auction, 9th March, Ills. Off»r«d lor sa!e Pit. 8,182.16 or 414,281 1W (T«m 189.42) ■•M 2,807.41 or 807/.. i (T*M 117.85) Priest Realized. ftk«et •mok«d fin* ribbtd $115 to $130 n n food ribbtd 119 114 H fin* plain 11l 113
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    Barlow's Prices Current.
    124 7 Rubier. Singapore, March 9. —The amount catalogued for to-day's auctions, namely some 222 tons, constitutes a new record. Offerings met with a good demand and prices realised show substantial advances. The highest price of the sale was paid for Fine Ribbed Smoked Sheet at $ISO. Fine Pale
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    Guthrie's Rubber Report.
    142 7 Singapore, March 9.—The rubber auction held to day established a fresh record as regards quantity catalogued, there being 222 tons offered. A much better tone prevailed and prices all round showed an improvement. Bidding at the outset was slow, but during the course of the forenoon demand
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    45 7 We are indebted to Messrs Gothrie Co. for information to the effect that they have to-day ed cable from London .tatmg that the Directors of the Laou (F M. S Rubber Co. have declared'a dividend of 15 per cent .n respect of the year 1911-
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    LATEST WIRES.
    63 7 Germany's Great Failure. Exploded Bombast. Reuter's Services. London, March 6, 11.15 p.m. The Press Bureau makes a most satiafactory announcement which shows the failure of German piracy. From February 25th to March 3rd no merchantmen were torpedoed. From March 2nd to ath three unsuccessful attempts were made. Altogether,
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    Another Submarine Sunk.
    73 7 London, March 9, 1. JO a.m. The Admiralty report says RearAdmiral Hood states that the German submarine U 28 was finally destroyed by the destroyers Gurkha and Maori. Ten other destroyers participated in the hunt. The operations were directed by Captain C. D. Johnson with marked skill
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    Business as Usual.
    86 7 London, March 9, 12.40 a.m. The Press Bureau statement also shows that German piracy has not affected arrivals and sailings of merchantmen of the United Kingdom, these being about 1,500 weekly. It gives the latest cases a submarine chasing the mailpacket Lydia on March sth, from Jersey
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    Tbe Kaiser's Assassins.
    94 7 London, March 9, 1.5 a.m. The Admiralty announces that it does not feol justified in extending honourable treatment to the officers and crew of Submarine U 28 as being probably guilty of attacking and sinking unarmed merchantmen. It emphasises that persons against whom such charges are pending
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    THE MEXICAN CAULDRON.
    64 7 Uncle Sam Stirring it. Washington, March 9.5 p.m. Owing to the increasing chaos in Mexico City the United States has addressed urgent representations to Carranza, amounting to warning. This is regarded as indicating an entire change of policy by the Washington Government. A wire from Washington says
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    Forcing the Road to Stamboul.
    197 7 Oar Latest Guns. London, March 9, 12.40 a.m. The Admiralty despatch adds that the Queen Elizabeth, supported by the Agamemnon and the Ocean, attacked Forts Hamidieh one and Hamidieh three on Saturday at a range of 21,000 yards. The forts respectively had two fourteen inchers
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    Smashing Dardanus.
    75 7 London, March 9, 12.40 a.m. The Admiralty announces that the operations in the Dardanelles are progressing and are favoured with fine weather. The Queen Elizabeth and other British battleships on Saturday were re-attacking the forts in the Narrows by indirect fire atross Gallipoli, while the Allied Squadron fired
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    The Narrows Attacked.
    198 7 The Lord Nelson and Agamemnon on Sunday engaged the forts in the Narrows by direct fire, and silenced two forts after heavy bombardment. The naval seaplanes, locating concealed land batteries, did msgnificant work, flying sometimes very low. They were hit repeatedly, bat none was lost; three officers
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    Russians Help.
    29 7 London, March 9, 4-15 a.m. In the Black Sea our fleet has bombarded Zrnguldak, Eregli, Kiliwli and Kozlon, silencing batteries, destroying coal wharves, and sinking eight steamers.
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    Smashing Smyrna.
    58 7 London, March 9, 0-15 a.m. The Press Bureau says that Admiral Peirse's report of the operations at Smyrna states that the bombardment on Friday severely damaged Fort Yenikale. The squadron on Saturday swept a way through minefields till it drew the fire of several subsidiary batteries, all of
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    A Sistership with Fifteens.
    26 7 London, March 9, 1.55 p.m. Athens It is reported that another battleship of the Queen Elizabeth type has arrived in the Dardanelles.
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    Italy's Ambition.
    148 7 London, March 9, G a.m. A Rome telegram states that Minister Salandra, opening the works at the new naval harbour at Gaeta, said that he would work faithfully and conscientiously to enable Italy to emerge greater and stronger. General Morra said that the army was ready to obey
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    ZEPPELIN COMPLETELY WRECKED.
    39 7 London, March 5, 0.15 a.m. An Amsterdam telegram gives further details which show that Zeppelin L 8 was completely wrecked on landing amongst trees in darkness at Tirlemont. Seventeen of the crew of forty-two were killed.
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    The French Field.
    130 8 London, Mareh 9, 1.40 a.m. The Paris evening communique says that in Champagne snowstorms impeded to-day's operations. The enemy in the morning attempted to recapture a wood to the west of Perthes and were repulsed. Our counter-attack gained us ground to the east and north. Progress was
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    Allied Artillery Success.
    137 8 London, March 8, 5.45 p.m. A Paris communique says Our progress at different points in Champagne has increased, and at the end of the day we had captured trenches northwest of Souain and about fire hundred metres between Perthes and Beau Sejour, and took prisoners, including officers.
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    RACING IN WARTIME.
    27 8 London, Mar. 9, 4.15 a.m. The Jockey Club has called a meeting for March 16th, to consider the continuance of raeing during the war.
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    Lord Roberts and Sport.
    74 8 London, Mar. 9, 1.55 p.m. Lady Aileen Roberts, in a letter to the 14 Times" referring to a recent letter of Mr. Hamilton Dalzel, that the late Lord Roberts announced the result of the Derby to the troops in South Africa, says that from the commencement
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    Dyes for Britain.
    78 8 London, Mar. 8, 5.30 p.m. In the House of Commons Mr. Roberts, Under Secretary for India, ■aid that the Government of India wa« not participating in the aniline dye scheme, but 'confined itself to bringing the scheme to the notice of Indian manufacturers and traders. Mr. Roberts
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    The Greek Crisis.
    31 8 M. Goanaris Summoned. London, March. 9, 4.15. a.m. A telegram from Athens states that M. Zaimis has declined to form a Cabinet. The King has summoned M. Gounaris.
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    The Late Premier.
    56 8 London, March 8, 9 5 p.m. Athens: M. Veniielos proposes to return to Crete in a few days to take a rest in his native isle. Paris: The seriousness of the situation in Greece is to-day's topic throughout France. Warm tributes are paid to M. Venizelos, who
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    The Russian Effort.
    73 8 London, Mar. 9, 4.15 a.m. A Petrograd official statement says that in the region of Suwalki the enemy was repulsed in front of Mariampol, Sinino and Augustowo. Our offensive continues. The German offensive has been I arrested in the region of the Pilitza and the left of
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    German Retreat Continues.
    127 8 London, March 9, 1.55 p.m. Petrograd: The German retreat from Grodno has resulted in the complete discomfiture of two German Corps. Russian troops exerted continual pressure, fighting for several days supported by the garrison. The artillery has captured a dominating hill No. 1,003, taking over a thousand
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    BRITISH AERIAL EXPLOIT.
    83 8 Ostend Casino Damaged. London, March 9, 12.40 a.m. The Press Bureau says that Wing Commander Longmore reports that six naval aeroplanes attacked Ostend yesterday. Two returned owing to petrol freezing. The remainder dropped eleven bombs on a submarine repair bate. Four bombs were dropped on the Kursual,
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    The Roll of Honour.
    42 8 London, March 8, 9.30 p.m. Reported died, now reported wounded R. E. Groome. Wounded G. A. Beaumont, 2nd Lieut A. Feesher, Devons, E. L. Foster, G. W. Lancaster, M. Lloyd, R. Pipon, J. F. Radclifft, R. Strickland Widdrington.
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    The Late Mr. Gokhale.
    129 8 London, March 8, 9-30 p.m. An important and representative meeting at Caxton Hall passed a resolution expressing its deep sense of sorrow at the irreparable loss caused by the untimely death of Mr. Gokhale, who consecrated his life to the service of his country. Lord Reay
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    THE MAN AT THE WHEEL.
    28 8 London, March 9, 1.55 p.m. Lord Kitchener has taken up his residence at York House, lent to him by His Majesty the King.
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    La Tourraine Safe.
    24 8 London, March 9, 12.40 a.m. A telegram from Havre says thai the liner La Tourraine arrived there with the fire extinguished.
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    FRENCH WAR NEWS.
    8 8 (Courteously supplied by French Consul.)
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    Officially Communicated
    105 8 Paris, March 7, 6.10 p.m. Yesterday our counter-attacks in the region of Notre Damede Lorette (on a height north-west of Lens) continued their progress, and we inflicted on the enemy severe losses. Continuous rain has considerably slackened operations in Champagne. To-day we progressed at several points in the
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    Commercial News.
    82 8 Latest Quotations. London, March 8, 6.55 p.m. Tin £185. Wheats While Karachi 58/6 Delhi 58/9 Roiafe 60/3; afloat 2,333,000. Wheats 59/3 paid. Linseed Argentine 4ft/0, Bombay 53/9. Copper: 64. Iron 57/11. Tea: 58,300 Ceylon 25,700. Java 2,600, to-day 34,000, upward tendency, animated common, farthing dearer keen competition for
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    17 8 The Singapore Juvenile Choir will resume rehearsals to-morrow afternoon (Thursday) in the Victoria Theatre at 4-30 o'clock.
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      13 9 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1915 notes and news.
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      BOGUS V.C. HERO.
      715 9 statements were made; -ft Police-court cn Feb. 4i r Dickinson Chapman, f a bombardier in the Royal FieldV.. erv. v.a, cL&rgtd with being a *".#rter fr< n the Army. Prisoner «.wearing he uniform of his regi-j c f detective-inspector Gough magistrate that for! tin the piist ner
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      England and the War.
      249 9 Speech by Mr. H Samsel Mr. Herbert Samuel, President of the Local Government Board, wan a guest at tl e annual banquet of the Drapers'Chamber of Trade, which took place on Fab. 4, at the Uolborn Restaurant, London. In proposing the tosfit of the Drapers' Chamber,
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      War to End by August.
      170 9 Allahabad, Feb. 19.—A special Pioneer cablegram, dated London Feb 17th, says :—Germany is still further showing that bar Naval threats concern her food supply. She has intimated to Neutrals that she will not submarine merchant ships if Great Britain Will allow her food to pass.
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      30 9 Two Indians named Akamat and Bangehaiconrictedofthe murder of tbe two trading K»m»chand and Chandumall at Lophburi, Siam, about two yearago suffered tbe extreme penalty of tbe law on Marcb 4tb.
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      German Hatred of England.
      475 9 A Frenzied Ostfcsut. Rotterdam, Feb. 4.—" God punish England is headed in big letters acroes an article in the latest issue of the Leipziger Neueste Xachrichten. It is an appropriate titla for one of the most frenzied outbursts against Great Britain yet published. The following are
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      Is the Kaiser Insane?
      125 9 "Is tho Kaiser Insane?" is the title of a remarkable M Study of the Great Outlaw," written by Mr Arnold White and published by Messrs C. Arthur Pearson, Limited.. The object of the book is to show that Kaiser Wilhelm is of unsound m ind and
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      Our Cheerful Bankers.
      515 9 The annual meetings of several of the principal English banking institutions which have taken plaee during the current week have afforded bankers an opportunity of putting on record the impressions created in their minds by the events of the last six months, sa\s the Gla-gow Herald. Those
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      Damaged German Warships.
      79 9 A message dated Amsterdam, January 29, se>s The German armoured cruiaer DertHinger, one of the ships engaged in the raiding squadron engaged and beaten by Admiral Beatty in the North Sea, is undergoing repairs at Hamburg. The report that she was aeriou.i. danjeged in the engagement is
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      The Crashing of Belgium.
      343 9 One of the moat vivid books, by an actual eye-witness, of the devasta- tion caused by the war is 44 Fighting in Flanders," by E. Alexander Powell (Heinemann. 3s. »*HI. net). The photographs alone in this book make it noteworthy, and are worth pages of verbal
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      “German Necessity.”
      209 9 Submarine U 21 comes up to the Ben Cruachan in the Irish Channel (remarks the, Westminster (lazette), and says to the captain and crew M I am sorry, gentlemen, but war ia war, and 1 imist have your ship.' Very well," says the captain, "bat you must take
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      A Fiendish Invention.
      72 9 Petrograd, Feb. I. —Descriptions havo been published here of vitriol -prayers witn which ti *us are providing the Austrian troujThe vitriol, it ia stated, ia carried on the backs of soldiers iv cylinders, under a pressure of 16 ■tMOayhcrev When turned ou, a jet of vitiiol Is
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      City of Mysore Disaster.
      817 10 Agrouad off South Ceylon Coast The City of Mysore, a newly-built vessel of 3,41G tons nett, has, accordillg to news which reached our Colombo contemporaries on the 24th February, met with a serious accident off the south coast of Ceylon. The Colombo agents of i the
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      Baron Uryu's Mission.
      158 10 The departure of Admiral Baron Uryu and Baroness Uryu for America was made the occasion for a great demonstration on the (5th ultimo at the Tokyo Railway Station. For some time before the scheduled departure of the train for Yokohama, whence the party sailed by the Tenyo
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      531 11 Appeal to F.M.S, Residents. Mr. Chris. Harrison writes to the Malay Mail:— Sir,—Through the kindness of your paper, I address this letter to the English, Irish, Scotch and Welsh of Selangor. What are we doing for our motherland We hope and believe we are doing oar duty
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      Granth Sahib for Sikh Soldiers.
      136 11 The India Council have received a request to send a Lupply of copies of the Granth Sabib or Sikh Scriptures for the use of the sick and wounded Sikh soldiers in hospital in Europe. His Honour Sir Michael O'Dwyer, Lieutenant Governor of the Punjab Centre
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