Malaya Tribune, 15 April 1915

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    20 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2. No. 87. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1915 5 Cents.
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      359 1 PALLADIUM ■JCRARD rCwD. StoMorVs Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. TO NIGH E lra ow at 8P m UsUal ShOW al 915 P m T0 N^HT 1 NOT GOOD ENOUGH M I or Fit ma lhat coiae into our Hands are rejected t Good Enough for PALLADIUM PATRONS. Beat and we Get
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      64 1 Time, Isabour and I Monex~Savii)g I Devices. Sloneo P OPIER. PRESS-COPIES 100 lETTERS IN 5 MINUTES. No Smearing. No Water. NO Late Fees on Mail day. Copies Absolutely permanent. Free Demonstration BY Sloneo Jbtd. 14a, Collyer Quay. Telephone No. 288. I MILKMAID BRAND I MILK. I RICHEST IN CREAM I
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      280 1 MORE RUSSIAN VICTORIES AT THE FRONT THEIR LATEST SUCCESS AT /\JI| CTX/ 1 1 PICTURE THE V7HICi I I PALACE. JUNCTION OF ALBERT! and BENCOOLEX STREETS Last Few Nights! Last Few Nights!! The Cines Co's Great Russian Drama (Splendor Film) CZERNOWSKA A sensational subject worthy of Tolstoi at his lest.
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    Metal Market Review.
    340 2 The Tin Trade. London, March 13.-—Last week tin closed at £184 f>\,ot and £1<"»3 forward. This woek it closed at £190 spot and £167 10* forward. The quantity which changed hands during the week was good, about 1,400 tons. The price has not made much further progress
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    Germany Hard Pushed For Gold.
    210 2 The Statist says 44 From the return of the German Reichsbank for the week ended the 15 Feb. it would look as if the German Government is extracting gold from the German public very successfully. On Wednesday evening the I Reichsbank held £111,428,300 in gold,
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    A Good Citizen.
    83 2 Many attempts have been made to define a good citizen. Here is another He is one who always 44 serve the best interests of the community" Who 44 needs no introduction to those of us who," etc. Who ii M untiring in his efforts," And 44 ■ingle-minded
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      190 2 LITTLE'S STILL PROCEEDING FOR FURTHER BARGAINS. See Full Page Advt. on Page 4. ©nly Six More Days. DO NOT HESITATE BUT BUY NOW. Entire Shipment of 4 Cars Sold Out Within 3 Days of Arrival. THERE IS A REASON! Orders Now Boofted Julian Frankel Furniture Co. Only Address) ORCHARD ROAD.
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      464 2 *tme most. WELCOME, ARTISTIC A UP to DATE.* TNe AgISTOCgUS of PiCTLh'L PQSTCASPsT JUST RECEIVED ACTRESS POST CARDS in Photochrome of all the well-known actresses. A very large selection to choose from. KOH COMPANY Booftsellers, Stationers and Newsagents 82*3 Bras Basah Road, a——— ii i ■■m i in ii i
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    A PLEASANT FUNCTION.
    424 3 presentation to the Rev. N. Paul. lay, the 12th instant, at "Vx Wharf, Tanjong Pagar, a f"rction took place on 1 B. I. ii l]er Dilwajra when ,1, Consul-General for esented Ml address to the v Paai, the Armenian who l?ft that day for Qupiawi 1 tin-
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    SHIPBUILDING IN JAPAN.
    201 3 Great Activity at Present Time. 21 Sieamen Building at Kobe and Nagasaki. ""tat activity is being shown al shipbuilding yards in Japan, acby the impossibility of -tint» shipbuilding orders executed :i England at preient. We read in Mamichi that the Nippon Yusen has decided to order from
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    BEER AND BEER.
    333 3 There is a well-known mediaal man residing not ten thousand miles from here who, having a big practice, needs a mild, nourishing stimulant in the middle of the day with his tiffin. He tried many brands and was hea-d to saj he eooidn't get an A 1
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    The Kaiser's Coach.
    95 3 The Cri de Paris says that the people of Luxemburg are chuckling over the Kaiser's coach. Early in September a magnificent Stata coach was brought into Luxemburg City. It was understood that it was to be used by the Kaiser when passing through the Paris Arc do
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      308 3 AUCTION SALES MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF A piece of leasehold land situate in the District of Tanjong Pagar in the H< 111 ment of Singapore, being Lot No 73 o f Part Government Lease No 1147 for 99 years dated the 2nd June 1847 as described in the Governing nt Resurvey
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      607 3 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF WAX POLISHED TEAK BLACKWOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FLOWERING AND FULIAGL PLAN! i, Ecc. The Property of M. S. H. McARTHUR, Esq. To be held at The Asst. Colonial Secret try's Bu galow, Government Hill, On Saturday, 17th April, at '2 P.M. Chinese carved blackwood settees and
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      504 4 LITTLE'S GREAT SALE GENUINE REDUCTIONS TUESDAY 6tH tO 20th APRIL. GENUINE REDUCTION) FOR CASH. no [catalogues issued. FOR CASH. iQREATLY GREATLY For afiMrtow REDUCED.; -|By REDUCED. MONSTER BOX. STheiEn.ire;, Stock be cleared at Great Reductions to Hear 7I to make. Eocm for Fresh Stocks... Prices Fr< m $I.CO to $25.00.
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      19 5 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1915 NOTES AND NEWS. Che n?alapa Cribune. THURSDAY, APRIL 15.
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      In the West.
      34 5 Aviators Winged. London, April 13, 7.55 p.m. i t Amsterdam the Telegraaf re--that a M-plane. believed to be was brought down while district of Goes, by The tw0 avaiators wil1 interned.
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      Doctors Respond.
      24 5 London, April 13, 5.10 p.m. undr-d Doctors have been jin the Australian Common.service at the front. The telbatch will leave next week.
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      Quiet at the Front.
      34 5 "V London, April 14, 12.»>5 a.m. p,evening communique Hates that the day was quiet along whole t ront. have consolidated all the posi- won at various points during Ifct week.
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      Aviators Successful Raid.
      23 5 {in*»™ London, April 14, 12.55 a.m. Aeroplanes successfully bombarded the military sheds at Vi: 'iilles and scattered a marching battalion.
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      Aeroplanes Brought Duwn.
      63 5 London, April 14, 4.30 p.m. P;tri>: A communique states that re is nothing to report, except that a Zeppelin threw bombs on Bailleul. mining the flying ground. Three civilians were killed. Two German aeroplanes were force-1 to descend elsewhere, and &<• aviators were captured. An' th'-r aeroplane
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      German Gas=bags.
      49 5 London, April 14, 1.10 p.m. T.'ie secretary of Count Zeppelin ir.-rviewed by a Constance paper, 1 that nine dirigibles have been •■•troyed during the war, but .-ix rem lined. Fifteen others m armoured, able to carry f expl< 3ive8, and will be mpleted by l;>th of July.
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      Commons Re-Assemble.
      37 5 u>nd<m, April 14, 4.1;> p.m. TK TI t fi 1 ol ommons has re- narcoart, Secretary of y for Colonies, intimated that o Imperial ConferT K" Dominions jnost fully consulted on the f 'i peace.
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      Conference of Premiers.
      34 5 J-/ 1 April 14, 1.10 p.m. 1 ii< 4 Premier has I isher declining the inference of Pre- to the seriousness of I crisis and the necessity to the preparations session.
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      Poor Payment.
      21 5 April L 3, 7.55 p.m. terdam telegram says y on der Goltz has the Sultan the iron fittt class.
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      Japan and the Antipodes.
      18 5 *°n, April 13, 5.10 p.m. :1 he trade between Ja pan ia increasing by
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      The Operations at Neuvechapelle.
      1105 5 Official Despatch. London, April 14, 5.5 p.m. Field-Marshal French, in a despatch dated the 5th inst., says the event of chief interest and importance is the victory in the battle at Xeuvechapelle. The main attack was delivered by the First Army under General Haig, supported by
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      Women and War.
      26 5 London, April 14, 1.5 p.m. It is officially announced that up to March 31st thirty-three thousand women have been registered for war service.
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      FRENCH WAR NEWS.
      122 5 (Courteously supplied by French Consul.) Officially Communicated, Paris, April 13, 6*. 10 p.m. The French three per cent, bonds are at fr. 72.40. To-day has been quiet. In the Argonne there has been mine warfare. Yesterday, at les Eparges and in the Bois le Pretre, we repulsed
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      The Share Market.
      323 5 Fraser 8 Co.'s Circular. Singapore, April 14.—There has been a slight expansion in the amount of business passing since our last issue of 18th March, and the general steady appreciation in the Home Markets has been reflected to a certain extent here, although the Stock Exchange restrictions
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        221 5 I 5 for the price of 4 I 1 1«/ Motorist (pointing to burst tyre) "Hullo, old chap, I'm in trouble one of my confounded gj tyres has burst, and I haven't a spare." H SS§ 'mi Motorist No spare and I always 'looked on you as an experienced motorist."
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      LATEST Shipping & Commepcial INTELLIGENCE.
      176 6 LATEST Shipping Commepcial INTELLIGENCE. Outward P 0 Sardinia due here April It) at 5 p.m. 160 tons of pepper were exported during the past week. The homeward mail of March 11 has been delivered in London. The exports of sago during the past week amounted to ('»25 tons. Copra export
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      WAR ON ENEMY TRADE.
      664 6 Great London Fair. As an outcome of the London Toy Fair and Market a great London Fair and Market on a gigantic scale will be established in March of next year. It will be an annual event and is designed to continue the war on German
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      Libel Action.
      44 6 In the Supreme Court this ing, before Mr. Justice Kan the hearing of an action whicl W. EL Macgregor the Straits Times Prest U L libel was oommenced. Sir Ev< Ellis for defendants, .Mr. A. W. and the Straits '1 imes Press,
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      Petty Thefts.
      33 6 Two Hylams, Wee Ah Wee Ngee Chok, were morning with the tin Pi and plants from Tan Ah residence in Balmoral Road Ha Worship gave them 1 1 days imprisonment each.
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      The Palladium.
      61 6 As a detective drama Eoil weird mystery, with a ttj Sherlock's role, 14 The M; the Underground Ewx beat, and will hold one's attenti from first to last. The Bijou Tbeatn screens it to-night. Latest Gazettes, the North Sea Battle, pelin raids on Kings Lynn, and Bye Plays
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      148 6 The estimated amount at untitled won by the Burma Gold 1 Co. during the fortnight end March was 10<S ounces. Nova Scotia in the v duced over 7,000,1 935,513 tons of limestoi tons of gypsum, U barytes and 1.'i.l ;V. tons bearing ore. «—:•:—< The Friend is the titi monthly
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        294 6 HIS MASTER'S VOICE NEW HORNLESS GRAMOPHONES. fr m QISNtI $300 $40 each Modkl H. 8.0. $40. Dull Polished Quartered Oak Cabi et. Double Spring Motor Model T. 8.0. $85. Latest List of Records Can be had on application. ROBINSON Co. DON'T HOARD YOUR CASH. I Take out a good substantial
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        48 6 9 j FRESH STOCKS OF Allsopp's BRITISH PILSENER BEER have now arrived. QUARTS PINTS. BY ROYAL WARRANT TO H. M. THE KING. SOLK IMPORTERS: Caldbeck, Macgregor Co. ADFXPHI HOTEL Special Dinner with MUSIC ON SATURDAY, APRIL 17TH TO BE FOLLOWED BY A Cinderella Dance. OAVID BENJAMIN Manager. 11-2
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      Local and General.
      561 7 Tin is <h>wn. i AH new ads. received after njo ajn. to-day are inserted on V tr i-weekly steamship service Irfween Canada and Fiance will shortly be established. nr mill in Winnipeg has just y flked an order from the Governmant of Greece for 40,000 barrels :o:—
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      The Court-Martial.
      435 7 Latest Proceedings. Yesterday afternoon the summary court-martial, composed of LieutCol. Brownlow, R.G.A., (President), Major Harris-Edge, 4th X.5.L.1., and Capt. Ball, sth N.L.1., heard the case in which a Lance-Naick and four sepoys were charged with mutiny and desertion. The prisoners were captured well up in Johore and were,
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      Penang Rubber Auction.
      79 7 Penang, April 13. —The undermentioned prices were realised for rubber sold by Messrs Allen Dennys Co. by auction and private treaty to-day Diamond smoked sheet $12;> to $12<S Plain tt 1119 w $122 Unsmoked sheet $110 $119 Fine Pale Crepe „$123 Medium Pale Crepe ~$l-4 Pale Brown
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      Alleged False Charge.
      65 7 Abdul Maji< 1 was sent to the District Court for trial this morning. On the 13th of last month he prosecuted, on what is alleged to have been a false charge, two Malays named Abdul Redjad and Mohamed, with the result that both got a month's r.
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      Training Notes.
      389 7 (By the Man at the Rails The work cfone yesterday morning was almost similar to that performed on Monday last, consisting chiefly of half-pace exercise in the inner course. This morning's training was more of a brisk kind, several owners and others interested being present. Quaker Girl, Rouge-et-Noir
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      Ceylon River Tragedy.
      211 7 Thirty Five Pifcrims Perish. Colombo, April B.—The Ceylon papers give particulars of a sad river tragedy which occurred on the afternoon of the Ist inst, near the village Raymal, situated on the bank of the Maha-Oya, between the sea and the railway bridge at Kochchicade. The victims
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      LATEST NEWS.
      136 7 Great Russia. Stubborn Offensive in Carpathians. Reuter's Special War, Imperial, and Ordinary Services. London, April 13. Petrograd Official. The battle in the Carpathians between Bartfeld and Striz developed with great intensity on April 11 and 12. The Russians progressed on both banks of the Ondava and after a
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      Russian Finance.
      175 7 London, April 13. The Russian Minister of Finance, being interviewed, gave a ro3y picture of the financial and economic condition of Russia. People did not feel privations from the war owing to the Government allowance to families of soldiers, which was greater than their wages. Consequently many look
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      The Potsdam Parrot in Command.
      62 7 London, April 13. A Petrograd message says that the German General Staff has taken over the direction of the battle in the Carpathians. It is believed that the Kaiser is personally commanding from the rear of the Austro-German lines. Five independent Austrian armies are operating
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      ECONOMIC ASPECTS.
      145 7 Drink and Ammunition. London, April 14, 4.50 a.m. The London Gazette says that from April 14 Treasury bills for three, six, or nine months will be issued at fixed rates of discount. Financial writers state that this practically unlimited issue of bills is a most important departure in
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      Matters American.
      187 7 Peace Whispers. London, April 13, 4 50 p.m. Washington Commenting on the report that the Pope is desirous of supporting any move the United States might make with a view to peace, President Wilson said there had been frequent intimations of this character but no formal communication had
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      The Pirates.
      41 7 More Scraps of Paper. London, April 13. The captain of the torpedoed relief-ship Harpalyce publishes a certificate from the German Minister at The Hague guaranteeing the safe conduct of the vessel. The Wayfarer. Seven perished in the Wayfarer explosion.
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      How the Wayfarer was lost.
      83 7 London, April 14, 1.5 p.m. Queenstown: The explosion on the Wayfarer smashed the wireless installation, buckled the after-deck, and lighted a large stack of hay, which burned fiercely until extinguished by the water pouring in. A boat, on being lowered, capsized and two firemen were
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      Jolly Roger Methods.
      86 7 London, April 14, 1.10 p.m. Washington The Captain of the Kronprinz Wilheim has requested that the vessel should be examined and the time for completing repairs estimated. British prisoners ot the Kronprinz complain bitterly of their treatment. They were fed on rice and sour bread, when their
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      The Roll of Honour.
      56 7 London, April 13/5.10 p.m. Killed: G. Kngtcad, C. If. Dyer] Died of wounds: S. H. Lonax. Wounded: W. F. Coatee, T. Hornblower, M. Maepheraon, R. Prentice, Colonel A. Schreiber, 2nd Lieut. C Horley (Oxfordshire Light Infantry), 2nd Lieut. J Muirhead (Black Watch; Missing: C. R. Bean.
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      Malaka Pinda Case.
      1562 8 Preliminary Enquiry. Special to the Tribune. The District Ollicer at A lor Gajah. on 9th instant, further heard the case in which Inspector Nolan prosecuted the Divisional Manager, (Mr. Tan Keong Tye,) Overseer, Mr. E. Chin Seng of Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, and five coolies. Counsel for
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      Christmas Island Shipping.
      181 8 The war has had a marked effect on the working in the Phospate quarries at X'mas Island. Exports have been slack since December no shipment having taken place, a great number of the quarry coolies had to be withdrawn from the workings and are now engaged on
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        51 8 RATHBOURNE DAIRY FARM 3rd Milestone Serangoon Road. ENTIRELY UNDER EUROPEAN SUPERVISION. FRESH COWS' MILK. I 1 Supplied to customers twice daily at their residences in all puris of .Singapore tow n and Suburbs also to all the hospitals. Prices Per Quart (40 ozs.) A3 cts. P Per Pint (20 ozs.)
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        80 8 Latest Advertisements. FOR SALE. One second-hand M Triumph Motor Cycle at lowest price. Fixed engine, guaranteed in first class running order. Apply to The Eastern Tyre Coy., 40-4 Orchard Road. 15-4 20-4 EURASIAN ASSISTANT WANTED. Wanted Smart experienced Eurasian clerk about 30 years of age must have sound knowledge of
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        411 8 r i 1 i-nirrrrni ——————i^——^™™—* ll^^^^^^! Are You Content to Drink Unnaturally sweetened, watery mixtures which are sold under |j the name of beer THERE is no more wholesome and invigorating beverage in the tropics than Light, Pure PILSENER BEER. i These qualities cannot exist in a BEER which is
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      FIXTURES.
      303 9 Thursday, 15th. H ('hi* maeting. I.U p.m. II 15 a.m.. &fi.7i«*.;lfc« p.w. Friday. 16th. n o tward mail pxpoeted. T Council. 2.80 p.m I cert. Theatre. 9 p.m. J 1.1» a.m.. I ft. I IMi :11.20 p.m. J Saturday, 17th. wfc ..r: 0.1« am 7 ft. I in«. 11.44
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      Vessels Due at Port Swettenham.
      135 9 lb-' following vessels are expected at Port Swettenham Monmouthshire (Shire), 18th April, from London. Agents, s Boustead Hampshire and Banes (P. and 0.), 21st April Borne, Agents, Messrs Harri- and Crosrield, Ltd. gan, 21st April, from Lonigents, Mt><srs Boustead, Hamp*irs fc Co. gchow, 25th April,
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      The Waterfront.
      474 9 Shipping Notes and News. The S. If. N. liner Vondel sails to-morrow for Batavia. :o: The Ocean line s. s. Helenas sails en May Ist for London, Outward bound sails the P. «V s.s Sardinia on Saturday the 17th inst. For Barcelona is due on the Sind inst.
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      Latest Arrivals.
      429 9 Singkara, Dutch str. Inner Roads. K. P. M. Agents. Te Li. Chinese str. Inner Roads. Kuala, Brit. str. from Bangkok. Strails S. S. Co. Chow Tai, Brife. S. S. from B. N. B Porte. Straits S. S. Co. Euinaeus, Brit. str. Sect. 6 T. P. D. Ma»3c6eld Agents.
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      PENANG SHIPPING.
      172 9 ARRIVALS 13-4-15. Dunera, Brit., 3403, Dickinson, April 12, R'goon, gen., Huttenbach L. Co. Sembilan, Dut., 372, Bron, April 12, Belawan, gen K. P. M. Co. Malacca, Brit., 404, Dun, April 12, Singapore, gen., Adamson Gilfillan Co. Van Riebeck, Dut., 1670, egter, April 12, Semarang, gen., K. P. M.
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      The Home Markets.
      203 9 Latest Quotations. {Renter's Special Servwts-) London, April 14. Metals. Tin:—£l72 spot. Strata, 1 mos. £169.5.0. Bar Silver 23±. Copper 72. Iron 66/11. Lead 24|. Proevce. Rubber 2/2) sellers. Fine hard Para spot 2/7. Plantation, Ist class quality crepe 2/4*. Copra £27. Black Pepper, fair Singapore open ports
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      PRODUCE MARKET.
      210 9 (i Singapore, April 15) Tin. —$831 200 tons sold. Copra- —Very weak. Tapioca- —Steady. Sago Flour- —Brisk demand. Gambia r- —W eak. Pepper- —Steady. Other Products- —Market steady Latest Local Market Quotations Nutmegs 110 8. per picul <2U)U Nutmegs 80 S. Copra Bali M® •opra Gorong Talo Copra
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      84 9 For Malacca, Penang, Colombo, Marseilles and London sails on the 17th inst, the X Y. K. s.s. Atsata Mam. mm :o:-— The s.s. Mahidol (Siam S. N. Co.) is expected here on the 20th. She will sail on the 24ih, at 2 p.m. for East F. M. S. and Siam
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      STOCKS AND SHARES.
      703 9 Prices Quoted ia the Market this Moraint- Singapore, April 15. Jf ?asrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotation* Rubber Shares. Horn. Value. Buyers. Sellers. If Allagar Jg J/J 1 Anglo Java 4/3 o/3 2/- Anglo-Malay 8/6 Ml 1 AyerKuning 9/6
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      47 9 The Pacific Mail S.S.Co's. liner Mongolia. 100 tons, fitted up with the lateit safety lequiiem. titi and equipped with wireless :uui submarine signalling, is timed te> sail from Hongkong, (lor San F. in* cisco, via Manila, Shanghai, tgasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and H- .10* lulu) on May 4th.
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      Sports.
      61 10 Football. The S.C.C. will play ihe R.G.A. a friendly game on the Esplanade this afternoon. The S.C.C. team is composed as follows J. Utermark, goal W. C. Hill and H. T. Earle, backs J. Parish, J. D. Lynch and C. J. Potter, half backs C. E. Winter, W. Matheson,
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      The Willard-Johoson Match.
      44 10 The match between Willard anu Johnson, which ended so disastrously for the Negro champion, was to have been refereed by Mr. Eugene Corri. The latter declined, as the match, which was discussed for a long time, seemed to fail to materialize.
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      A.C.S. vs. St. Andrew's School.
      351 10 Oldham Hall ground was vie venae of a match between the Anglo-Chinese School and St. Andrew's School last evening. Play started punctually at 5.10 with Mr. V. Aeria acting as referee. A large number of spectators were present, including past and present students of both
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      Garrison Golf Club.
      62 10 The following were the results of the April Medal Competitions Ladies'. Mrs F. G. Stevens 44 4 40 Mrs Cantrell 52 7 45 Mrs Vowler 53 5 48 Six cards were taken out. Men's R. St. J. Braddell 86 12 74 K. Creig, R.N. 8£ 5 81
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      Plague in Burma.
      109 10 The following is a statement of plague seizures and deaths reported in Burma during the week ended March 27:—Pegu division: Rangoon town, 14, 12 Tharawaddy district, 6, 6 Pegu district, 3, 3 Prome district, 1, L Irrawady division Bassein district, 4, 4: Bassein town, 16, 20 Henzada
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        143 10 HOTEL van WIJK~ DURING THE WAR SPECIAL RATES for MONTHLY BOARDERS, TEL. 11l K. J. J. TIDDENS, Mana 11Berm a d v 1 A Tale of Modern Malaya B V MPS. R. M. CONNOLLY. This tale of modern Malaya is impregnated with the atmo. sphere of the East. Mrs. Connolly
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      German Spies.
      609 11 Lfca Incensed at Captain Boy=Ed. Despatches from the ta tes indicate that indigg there because of aentfl of Captain n;. Heating Captain n Naval Attache, a of the Embassy Ljhina w i^ l tne securing American passports. land that the mat- the bottom, and alT y Ed'i diplomars
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      Britain's Army of 3,000,000.
      245 11 Estimated Apart From Those in India. In the form of a White Paper the Army Estimates of effective and non-effective services for the year 1915-16 were issued on February 4. The number of men on the Home and Colonial establishments of the Army is the net
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      “No Prisoners !”
      195 11 “No Prisoners Brutal German Order. M There also came a Brigade Order that all French, whether wounded or not, who fell into our hands should be shot. No prisoners were to be made." The above is an extract from a German soldier's diary, a facsimile of which is reproduced in
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