Malaya Tribune, 28 May 1915

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    24 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND W if SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2. No. 124. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1915 Price 5 Cents.
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      412 1 "PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore's Prwnier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. SPECIAL SEASON OF SIX NIGHTS. Me.trs. GONSALTZ BROTHERS Present THE ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO, I Star Artistet, dirett from Milan, Italy. Augmented Orchestra i ll mur riant under the direction of JSignor Gonsalez. Special ?cenery and effect* earned for each production. Grand
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      47 1 DO NOT BUY German Made Desk Files. BRITISH MADE FILES ARE SUPERIOR AND CHEAPER. Stocks Carried IT fJloneo 2s>td. 14a Collyep Quay. Telephone No. 288. MILKMAID BRAND MILK. I RICHEST IN CREAM I I MAKES PEOPLE STRONG I I Nestle' Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (London) Singapore, j
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      231 1 "Gaiety" Picture Palace JUINXTION OF ALBERT and RENCOOLEX STREETS. Continuation of the Great GOLD SEAL" Serial Drama Lucille Love THE GIRL OF MYSTERY Written by The Master Pen 30 IN THIRTY REELS 30 THIS WEEK CHAPTERS THREE AND FOUR Each in 2 Parts and Complete in itself. Reel No. 5.
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    Racecourse Sharps.
    653 2 The Corrupt Bookmaker's Clerk. The worst ene;n es rtiany bookmakers have t CO .tend with are their own elerfcw. Bookmakers unmade they are not born Midi. Some have starte 1 work as bookmakers without any knowledge or experience of ilie \\o»k, either having their own capital or being
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    64 2 A Tientsin contemporary learns from a reliable source that the cnltivation, sale and consumption of opium is proceeding on as large a.scale as ever before in Shansi. The Governor himself is reported to be addicted to the opium habit so it is allowed to be grown openly throughout the province,
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    BEGIN THE RIGHT WAY To Core Anæmia.
    217 2 Beginning the right wav means half the battle in curing bloodlessness, or anamiia—to emplov the nvdicalterm. Without a sufficient supply of good red blood in their veins women (and men as well) become pale, sallow, languid they suffer from indigestion, headaches and h**art
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      263 2 HATS! HATS!! HATS Jpk ALL THE LA EST STYLES AND FASHIOJNS JJR JUST arrived D I S P L A V E D. PRICES MODERATE IK INSPECTION INVITED r 'kir JOHN LITTLE Co., ty V LIMITED. nil ii i aaz; ,v«.Ti-.«^,mjM—i i, i iin iiniiiniii niuiiiiMi.ni nunw-aat'' jit II^IREfIAKS 1
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      239 2 KIAN TAI Co., No. 80, Robinson Road, Singapore. Phoue No. 1811. Tdlegraon "KIANTA.I General Store-keepers, Commission Agents Ship's Purveyors, and Ship-Chandlers. Canteen Contractors to H.M British and Foreign Wavy. Tin provisions, Fresh Provisions,*WmeB, Spirits etc., of the best quality, always in Stock. Orders promptly executed. PRICES MODERATE. Manager:—TAY WOO SENG.
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      480 2 BAN LEE ANN Ltd. REGISTERED OFFICE 58 59, MARKET STREET Telephone No. H3O. Shipchandlers and Provido**, General Importers and ot Engineering Stores and Agri. cultural Implements and Estate Suppliers. Agents for: THE STR4ITS FACTORY, LUIT EO Ice Manufacturers. TENTS FOR CIRCUSES, CINEMA TOGRAPHS, SHOWS and other purposes. CANVAS WORK of
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    Items of Interest.
    433 3 A wire from The Hague says that mails to Holland will go by sea route only and not overland as heretofore, until further orders. His Highness the Rajah left for Sibo (Sarawak) on the 15th May by the yacht Zahora to direct a second expedition against the
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    Bricks from Tailings.
    200 3 There are considerable possibilities in the American project to make bricks out of tailings. At a recent meeting of the American Institute of Mining Engineers, in New York, a brick was exhibited that had been made from the tailings of the experimental flotation plant of the Anaconda
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      237 3 I MOTOR CARS ON HIHEJ MOTOR REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF TYRES GREASE I Cylinder Oil I AND I Motor Accessories I OF I Every Description. Sole Agents Fop: North British Clincher Motor Tyres Meitz Weiss Oil Engines The Celebrated Star, Mitchell and 3 Paige Cars Pope Motor Cycles "Gasolene Light
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      418 3 i HOTEL van WIJK DURING MJ THE WAR SPECIAL RATES for MONTHLY BOARDERS. TEL. 11l K. J. J. TIDDENS, Manager. ALBERT L. A. DALEIT UNDERTAKER 4ND COMPLETE FUNERAL FIIRNISHiR AND EMBALMER. No. 157, MIDDLE ROAD. 'Phone NO. 619. Telegraphic Adpeess "DALEY" Established 1897 AGEXTS FOR Messrs Dottridge Bros., Ltd., London.
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    London Rubber Market.
    208 4 Business Brisk Share Market Active London, April 25.—Little slackening has been observed in the strength of the rubber market as a whole since the revival began, and business continues to flow as strongly as ever. Those most interested confess they are in some measure surprised at the
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    Across the Heart of Africa.
    444 4 The Congo has now been linked up with Lake Tanganyika and the east coast of Africa by the completion of the Belgian Great Lakes Railway to Lake Tanganyika, completing a vital road across the heart of Africa— party on Belgian soil, partly on German. The
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    17 4 On the 27th ultimo the Prince of Wale. National Relief Fund totalled ►irwdy been allocated for relief.
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      470 4 M. B. LEICESTER M.T.D., D.S.T. (GRADUATE OF CHICAGO COLLEGE) MECH A NO-THERAPIST. Scientific treatment of chronic diseases such as paralysis, r'.eumatism, gout, and nerve and skin diseases. Priva c address 826, Upper Serangoon. treats ig ro >ms 736. North Bridge R >ad (upstairs;, next Post Office. Buainesi hours: LO a.m.
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    FIXTURES.
    165 5 Friday, 28th r i, d Op«r», Palladium, "Faunt. ('onofil *> r>o pm. S A O twaid mail •xpect<d. 10 4 a in. f» ft. i< ins. 5.2» p.m. B: W, Saturday, 29th. T .Pnh Athletic Sports, 2.30 p.m. V pft Entertainment, V.M.C.A.!» p.m. f ~V 1 Op«*i Palladium. k
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    Penang Rubber Auction.
    88 5 ism Allen Dennys A Co. report i 1 the following price*" were realis>ber sold by them by auction ivate tender on 2*'> th May Smoked Sheet Ho. i |118 to $128 Ho. 2 iii 118 117 HO i «1 Shaat IU n 120 Hale CrtfM m H
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    Company Notes.
    36 5 Tebs Rub^f. Hie seventh SMinuaJ general meeting of the Teb »ng Robber and Tapioca estates, L be bold at Shift ii to-nn lin d he followed i y an extraordinary genera] I meeting I
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    Japanese Marine Association.
    235 5 The Imperial Marine Association, founded in 1 held its fifteenth regular general meeting in Tokyo on May ;">, in tlin Navy Clnb or Suikosha, I sulciji. H I. H. Admiral Prince Higasht Fashimi, Honorary President, read mi address after business reports, in which he requested the mfcrnbera
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    Tonnage Famine at Calcutta.
    388 5 Calcu While ihe rise chant; the-worl ver merci ants in Calcu ition, as far as the? are concern fed, is bad, not so much from tb< heavy rise in freight rates: from the scarcity of steainert I nnc( r aint v aS >.••' there bei- \i
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    Straits Produce.
    30 5 (Singapore, May 28.) Tin. —SU.32.» 75 tons sold. op v. Steady. 7 apt oca. eak. Sat/n Flour. —Weak. Ga whi^r. —Good demand. Pepper— Weak. Other Products. —Market st«»adj
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    Latest Local Market Quotations.
    199 5 Nutmegs 110 8. p«r picul $19.00 Nutmeg* HO S. 22.80 Copra Bali 8.05* Copra Gorong Talo 8.16* Copra Dongal* 1.15* Copra Kayong 7.74"* Copra Pulo 7.86* Copra Pontianak 7.26* Copra Siantan 7.76* Copra Singkawang 7.76* Flour Singapore 1st quality 4.0'j* Flour Singapore fair 8.95* Sago Flour
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    Gold Mine Returns.
    160 5 May, 1915, Outputs We are indebted to the courtesy of Messrs D< rick oV Co., the L« cal Secretaries, for tlie following retnrna for the lour weeks ending 220 d May of the P \ib Cold Mines lil KIT ROMAN. Stone crushed 4,654 tons. Gold obtain* d
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    F.M.S. TIN EXPORTS.
    199 5 BtatenMßt Oi block tin and tin-ore ex- ed, approximate value (in Singapore, md duty collected, during the niontht of j lft ry to April, 1918, and rompanion with f i reapouding period rfpravioae year. 1915. 1911. 1816. 1914. atata. Block Tin Tin Ore (70 p. c.of ijroM
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    777 5 Prim Quoted in the Market this Mornint SINttAPOKK, Km 28. Kvatt. Excn>.r ge a <hare •r.iKsrc I tinfollowing list I 'juatations:— Rubber Shares. Aom. Value. Buyers. Sellers. If ABnfH lift 2/4 1 Anglo Ja?a 4/3 2/- Anglo-Malay 9/- 9/6 1 Aver Kuning 10/- 12/--2- B'atane Malaka -19
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    The Home Markets.
    141 5 Latest Qa< tations. (Special 8c nice.) London, May 27, 4 p.m. Metals. Tin Straits, 3 months £163.15.$. Bar Silver 23 5/ft. Produce Fine hard Para spot: 2/7 J. Plantation, 1st class quality crep« 2/5. Copra: £24.12.rt. dist. Black Pepper, fair Singapore •pen ports spot 6 dist 5$.
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    TIN AND THE WAR.
    420 5 Hon Mr. Eu Toig Sen's Views. Tlie po4iu n of f i e tin indust.j- t the conclusion of Ih win i» a qute-> i n that cannot v«-ty v. ell be unsw-: ed, and most men are fighting shy «»f gi inj; any definite opinion.
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    EXCHANGE.
    59 5 Singapore* Mo% 99* fan ri'loii fmmk 4 ■/> -7 4 V*3P— and 2 4 Priv -t< I 2/4 7/16 I On Inoia— B t.i. 0 Hoargko K,nk djd 20| On mimiwi On J»W--j-.,: T. T. !4li Hhnk d/d. t India CeiJ SilVi act rmttja l/S IA/lf a r.f. 1/13!/«
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      68 5 Train Services. —a* REVISED TIMES. Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily* WmtDAYI A Sr n dai s. lea >rth at 7.7 a.m. and >ther trains leave for Joho:*e at > 29 Moa, p.. 1M p., 4.40 p. ret horn north at 8.1» a.m. and i.M rt b m .1 ib »rc 7.9, «.42,
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      362 5 Mails Close. Te-cay. p, and \i!-itu 2 pm y i !U oca *Lady Weld 2 pm Ue'ian Van Ooens 2 pm p t Mena 2 pm Patnangkat Ponr mak Ban Fo Soon 1 pm K, -j T.uggi Benuit 4 pm To-morrcw. s nak and Sibn Nat una am M»r- ug,
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    Britishers Dealings With Germans In China.
    277 6 A Tientsin Paper Comes Out With An Expose, The Tientsin Daily Mail shows up Britishers' trading with and through Germans in China as follows We hear that the ejection of Mordhorst from the Anglo-Dutch Plantation Co., Ltd., is to be taken as an example
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    War-Time Insurance.
    304 6 How Hostilities Affect Risks And Policies. Standard. London, April 26.—Considerable surprise and not a little incredulity was provoked in insurance circles in the City to-day by the report that a Hartford (Conu.) company has insured at its regular rates a whole regiment of Canadian soldiers, and one half
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    SHIPBUILDING NOTES.
    883 6 According to an American shipping paper, most of the United States engineering industries have in the past suffered severely from German piracies of their patents, says a special correspondent to the Weekly Summary. It is a general statement, and is possibly broadly true. The Germans certainly have an
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    Indian Papers in Trouble.
    76 6 Delhi, May 17.—An Order H the Defence of India Act ha* served upon Messrs Mohamed A" and Shaukat Ali, the Editors of the Hamdard and the Coinrado papers, directing them to ream** within the limiu of Delhi Ptot and by the 23nd instant to their residence
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      172 6 I STOCK TAKING SALE, I I High Class Jewellery, Precious Stones, Gold and Silver Ware, ji I 15TH MAY TO 10TH JUNE. I ISMAIL RAHEEM I Diamond Merchants Manufacturing Jewellers, I Bras Basah jgj In order to make room for a New Selected &k j! H Consignment, the present choice
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      20 7 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1915 Latest Cables and News-Notes. Che IRalapa tribune. FRIDAY, MAY 28
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      In The West.
      115 7 Progress Continues. London, May 2C>, 11.35 p.m. j-i,.Id-Marshal French reports that ie First Army continues to progress *ast of Festhubert. Th Territorial division yesterday nizht carried a group of German trenches. Since the l(>th inst. the First Army have pierced the enemy's line on a total front
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      Furious Fighting.
      116 7 London, May 26, 4.45 p.m. A Paris communique states that recent checks have driven the Ornrm-to most violent action. Fui i. u.-> fighting occurred yesterity v /eaing, bat the Frenchmen, with magnificent courage and tenity, maintained every gain. The Germans repeatedly and furiously counter-attacked at Angres and also
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      Fresh Advance,
      131 7 London, May 27, 3 30 a.m. Paris: Toe evening communique the British made a fresh advance in the direction of La I'ftsse l The Germans in the north of arraa have' continued their ■ate efforts to recapture the positions in the district of Angres, nghting most violently all
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      Germans Admit French Capture.
      52 7 London, May 26, G. 55 p.m.. Amsterdam: A Berlin conimun- iqut- states that Indian troops yesterday evening, north-eastward of Givenchy, captured a German salient. The communique admits also that the white and coloured Frenchmen, in deep formation, penetrated the German lines on the road from Souchez
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      Pastoral Letter.
      46 7 London, May 27, 4.45 a.m. A pastoral letter from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, which will be read in all Churches on the Gth of June, calls all fellowcitizens to give glad and unstinted response to whatever demands the Government decides to make.
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      Air Raid over Southend.
      25 7 London, May 27, 12 45 p.m. German Zeppelins raided Southend and,dropped bombs. A lady visitor was killed and other damage caused.
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      FRENCH WAR NEWS.
      8 7 (Courteously supplied by French Consul.)
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      Officially Communicated,
      382 7 Paris, May 26. The French 3 per cents are at Fr. 72.30. The Stock Exchange will be closed every Saturday from June 1st to the end of September. Yesterday we realised considerable progress in the region of Arras. To-day we have maintained and increased our gains. Oar aeroplanes
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      Italy.
      22 7 Austro-Albanian Coast Blockaded. London, May 27, 3.30 a.m. Home The Government has declared a blockade of the Austrian and Albanian coasts.
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      King To Lead His Troops.
      48 7 London, May 27, 4.45 a.m. Rome: King Victor Emmanuel has gone to the front to take supreme command of the land and Sfea forces. The Duke of Genoa has been appointed Lieutenant-General during bis absence, arffl has been invested with the Royal prerogatives.
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      Spirited Address to Troops.
      32 7 London, May 27, 7.45 p.m. Rome King Victor Emmanuel, in a stirring address, said You are fighting a seasoned enemy but your indomitable dash would certainly defeat him."
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      Important Passes Captured.
      113 7 London, May 27,1.45 p.m. Rome Italian troops crossed dominating points whence the Austrians might descend into the Italian valleys. Therein the Italians have completely succeeded. [The Isonzo and Indrio rivers run in a southerly direction along the Italo-Austrian frontier at the northern neck of the Adriatic Sea.
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      Dutch Press Wires.
      34 7 Kultur Results. The Hague, May 25. The Germans have poisoned the river near Ypres with arsenic. French aviators destroyed the railway bridges near Douai, stopping the communications behind the German front.
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      Indian Gift Lost.
      12 7 Calcutta Information reached Calcutta on 22nd May that the
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      German Savages.
      38 7 A parliamentary paper issued in Paris fchows 1282 members of lost German warships have been rescued by British war vessels, but the German warships have not rescued a single man belonging to a British war vessel.
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      Indian Expeditionary Forces.
      327 7 Pay and Allowances. Simla, May 12.—It is notified that the Government of India have decided that the Officers of the Indian «Expeditionary Forces (both of the British and Indian Services), who are prisoners of war with the enemy are reported missing, shall receive their full pay and
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      Progress of the War.
      92 7 Colonel Maude's Views. Calcutta, May X.— States niri special cable quotes Col. Mtu I in the London Evening Standard, who in an interview Said that the German wastage js now considerably greater than 260,000 per month. M So long as thn enemy continues to play into
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      79 7 As regards the Penang Town Guard now being organised, the Government itisatated, ii prepared to sanction the scheme provided it tc composed of men ineligible for service in the Volunteer Corps. China is laughing heartily over the new German Minister to Peking. He reached China disguised as a Miper-cargo on
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        36 7 I "DRAGON" CEMENT j TO THE IgJ' i i AND TO MOLALITY I 1 I Stnwwc THE COVERHMENT I I DUPIRE m johSre. I g SINGAPORE. ,|B jg Sole Agents for the Strait* and F.M.S. jgj
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      ENEMY TRADE IN CHINA.
      840 8 Fine Lead of a Great British Insurance Co. While we in Malaya are of one mind as to the desirability of ousting enemy trade, and are scoring commercial victories of far reaching importance and forced most, if not all, enemy firms into liquidation—and deported their principals,
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      THE ROLL OF HONOUR
      323 8 Pioneer of Malaya's Rubber Industry Killed at ihe Front Widespread will be the regr €l felt in Malaj a respecting the news of Mr. Dundas Mouat being kill- I on the 9th inst. whilst serving King and Country at the front. r Mouat wa3 a director
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      Mortality Returns.
      79 8 During the we -k en< line May 22nd there occurred 192 deaths lotaily, of which 12U arete male ant 63 female. Of the 192 deaths, 152 were Chinese, 20 Malays, and I<> Indians. Malarial fever claim. 27, fever not specified 12. phthisis 21*, convulsions 22, berl-beri pneumonia 8,
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      17 8 The outward European mails ex P. 0. liner Maka are aoaaJßfl expreei overland and will here to-morrow.
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        357 8 iXatest Zonopbone IRecorfcs. 1 I 10-lnch Double Sided $1-20 each. |1 1 1409 Russian National Anthem Black Diamonds. Cossack's Ride through Moscow t H 1397 The Deathless Army, March When the drnms begin to roll 1411 The Flyiog Squadron Part I M I IS m n m Part II H
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      Local and General.
      404 9 A n ir 100,000 prisoners captured/' s war —it's immigrati? 14 Russian general. \iM. S. H. McArthur has been apjted a member of the Public a Jis Committee, Kuala Lumpur. mail despatched hence for j.;J[>e on April 22 was delivered a J destination on the 24th inst.
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      THE PIRATES' LAY.
      194 9 (Tribune Special) Seventeen sailormen from Wilhelmshaven town 'TtLm r rwn t,JeC0W8ea StVen 8i "vzv bed ark deep iidin L0 doyoVtf 88 now and BlUe JJh- gr f enwa e un <*nd t... Mething f(jam— bJa- U b rovnsail trawlers beating home— Red cliff's of England alone, the
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      Y.M.C.A.
      130 9 Patriotic kr.teni Lecture- Following is relative to the treat inhere for those who attend Mr. Prinze's patriotic lantern lecture at the Y. M. C. A. Monday evening Scenes to be Screened. Lord Nelson. Execution of Admiral Byng, Nelson as a Middy, H. M. S. Terrible. Hood and Rodney breaking
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      Sports.
      75 9 L.L.T.C. Yesterday's Play. Mixed Doubles A Class—Final. Mr. and Mrs. Cantrell 3 beat Mrs. Hallifax ami Mr. Crichton 15.2, 2 —0, 10-8, 7—5. Ladies' Doubles— Final. Mrs. Cantrell and Mrs. Vowler owe 15, beat Mrs. Brooke and Mrs. Sanderson owe 5, 6—3, 3—6, 13—11. Ties for To day. Championship
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      Swimming Club Launches.
      32 9 Sunday, the 30th Ma v. Johnston's Pier at 9, 10 and 11 a.m., 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m., 12.15, 3 and 5.30 p.m.
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      27 9 A movement has been started in Canton to have the Germans removed from the Shameen and representations have been made to the British Minister on the lubjeot.
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      H.M.S. Triumph Torpedoed.
      30 9 (Tribune Special.) London, May 27th, 0.25 a.m. Official 11. M. a Triumph has been torpedoed and sunk in the Dardanelles. The majority of the crew were saved.
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      Assisting the Colonials.
      279 9 Reuter's Service. London, May 27, 12.50 a.m. Th« Admiralty announces that His Majesty's ship Triumph, operating in support of the Australians and New Zealanders near GaUipoli, was torpedoed by a submarine and sunk. Most of the officers and men were saved, including the Captain and Commander. Destroyers
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      Naudin Ten Cate.
      132 9 A report by the Board of Inspectors of the Naudin Ten Cate for the quarter ended 31st March, shows that the assets are f674,609.55 and the liabilities f015,610.04 a credit balance of f58,993.18. The Inspectors consider the state of affairs so satisfactory that the creditors will be
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      New York and Boston Cargoes.
      68 9 From Singapore through rate on rubber in cases from Port Swettenham, Malacca, Teluk Anson and Port Dickson, 150/- per 50 c. ft. Copra in bags irom Port Swettenham, 90/- per 12 cwt. Wolfram Ore in bags from P. Swettenham, DO/- per 20 cwt. From Port
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      60 9 Mr. R.H. Elite, Electrician to the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., (and Mis Ellis and child) tailed, on leave of absence, by the Montoro this morning for New Zealand. We heartily join with their large circle of friends in wishing them bon voyage and in the hope that the}- will return
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      TELEGRAMS.
      190 9 The Coalition Cabinet. Reuter's Special War, Imperial, and Ordinary Services. London, May 26, 9.10 p.m. The following appointments outside the Cabinet have been made Postmaster-General, Mr. H. Samuel. Solicitor-General, Mr. F E. Smith. Secretary to the Treasury, Hon. E. S. Montagu. London, May 50, 11.25 p.m. At a I
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      French View of Change.
      38 9 London, May 27, 1.45 p.m. Paris The new British Cabinet is \iewed most favourably in Franks and confidence is expressed that Great Britain would now make the war with greater unity, method, and vigour.
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      Turkey's Plight.
      66 9 London, May 27, 1.45 p.m. Athens: The garrison of Adrianople has been constantly reduced, the troops going to the Dardanelles, and now mostly the untrained men are left. Reinforcements for the Allies are constantly arriving. The Turks are becoming terrorised by the incessant attacks of warships with a
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      The King of Greece.
      35 9 Lon#ia, May 20, 6.55 p.m. An Athens telegram says that the condition of the King has taken an unfavourable turn. London, May 27, 1.45 p.m. Athens The King has rallied somewhat.
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      Drink and Armament.
      31 9 London, May 27, 4.45 a m. The Government has appointed a Central Control Board to de*l with the drink problem and armament areas. Dabernon(?) has been appointed chairman.
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      Racing Stopped.
      16 9 London, May 27, 12 p.m. All racing has been abandoned, except the Newmarket meetings.
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      In the East.
      74 9 Fierce Fighting at Przemysl. London, May 17, 4-45 a.m. Petrograd, official The Russians on the 24th and 25th instant repulsed several attacks on the left bank of the Vistnia. A very dfcperate battle on both banks of the river San, between Przemysl and Jarovslav, continued throughout the
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      Russian Precautions in Persia.
      45 9 London, May 27, f,.25 a.m. Petrograd In view of the threatening nature of the Turco German agitation in Persia, especially since the recent return of the AustroGerman Ministers to Teheran, the Russian Government has decided to reinforce the contingent at Kasvin.
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      Splendid Russian Defensive.
      96 9 London, May 27, 1.45 p.m. The Times' Ivangrod correspondent wiring on 23rd inst. says that the German attack on the Russian centre in Galicia is unparalleled in the history of the war. Batteries were massed in tiers and a torrent of fire destroyed the Rnssian centre, through
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      BRITAIN AND ITALY.
      116 9 London, May 20, 8.10 p.m. Mr. Asquith has telegraphed to Signor Salandra his happiness that Great Britain s longstanding friendship has ripened into more intimate relationship. The Italians have always stood for freedom and great ideals of humanity, and says I know that tho valour of the
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      The Latest Piracy.
      60 9 London, May 86, 6.55 p.m. The Nebraska!), when .sunk by a German submarine, was flying large American Hags, prominently lettered on bnth side It is inconceivable that the submarine could have been ignorant of the ship's nationality, as it was a oh ar bright evening at the
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      Legal Intelligence.
      586 10 The Assizes. Culpable Homicide Case. In the Supreme Court, yesterday, before Mr. Justice Woodward, was continued the case in which a Chinese named Tan Beow is charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder. Two police constables gave evidence as to having arrested accused and taken deceased to
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      District Summons Court.
      122 10 Serious Charge Against Medical Practitioner. In the District Summons Court this morning Dr. K. Appadurai. i~* k., was charged as follows Ahat you, the said K. Appadurai, being a qualified melical practitioner on or about the 3rd day of May, at Singapore did wilfully furnish false information
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      Chinese Runs Amok.
      177 10 Thirteen People Wounded Excmsts Scene at Tamrun. Ipoh, April 25.—Suddenly seized with madness, a Chinese at rarnbun yesterday rushed oat of hi# «hop with a large batchers' knife, attacking all whom he met, and wounded thirteen people before he was overpowered by a policeman. Five of the
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      The Tjimahi Abandoned.
      222 10 Captain and Crew Rescued by the P. and 0. Oriental- When the Java-China-Japan Lijn steamer Tjimahi went ashore on the north reef of the Paracels on the 12th inst. hopes were at first entertained that given favourable weather she might be towed off,' but the vessel is
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      49 10 The German firm of Hug Co., Penang, is being liquidated as an enemy firm, the liquidator being Mr. R. T. Reid. This news has given rise to the query—When are the enemy firms, limited and unlimited, in our midst also to be liquidated, particularly those actually ca'ling themselves German
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      RIGOLETTO.
      406 10 At the Palladium. Last night an appreciative audi- ante gathered to listen to tin* one of i the finest works the master hand of Vardi has given to lovers of music. Though he had achieved success with OWerto, I Lombardi, Emani and several other N tine work*. in th*
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        157 10 Latest Advertisements. Tbe Bankruptcy Ordinance, 1888. IK THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Irf BANKRUPTCY—Ho. 230 of 1114. SUMMARY CASE. Re GOH &E4N. Notice hereby given that application will be made to tht above Court on the 11th day of June, 1915, at eleven o'clock in
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        388 10 1 Are You Content to Unnaturally sweeVened, watery mixtures which are Jj the name of I BEER? 1 THERE is no more wholesome and invigorating h 1 in the tropics than Light, Pure I PILSENER BEER. 5 These qualities cannot exist in a BEER which is too > i i
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        721 11 CUAN KIAT CO., 37, Phillip street. T«.. g raph,c Addres.: T "«P*one Nos. 1233, 1174. I Codos Oso 3 I GUANKIAT. I (Private 1450). §a.B. c. slh Edl. and a. I. I 5 ef, Ship Chandlers, Government and Municipal Contractors, General Importers and f Exporters, Estate, Rice and Saw- Mill
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      SHIPPING SECTION.
      320 12 Singapore Shipping. LOADING LIST. Europe. For London Nellore, June 1 Kalomo, Glengyle, May 31 on berth Oriental (trani. at Colombo), June 10 City of Newcastle June 9. Koranna, early June. Ning Chow,' June 9 Neleus, June 19. Liverpool Laomedon, on berth Perseus, June 17 Kintuek, J one 25.
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      Passengers Expected.
      135 12 Per P. 0. str. Karmala.—Mr. F. Sands, Dr. J. D: Gimlette,, Mrs. J. Buchanan. Mrs. B. Thompson, Mr. ai Mrs. St. John G. B-ckles, Mr. an I Mrs. Warsoo, Mr. H. W. Fogden, H. A. Ferrer. Miss W. Browne, Mr. ML M. Waller. Per- P. 6: O. str.
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      Harbour Movements.
      248 12 Latest Arrivals. Brit str 27-5-15, Inaer Rd». Jrlenftilloch, Brit »tr 27-5-15, Inner Roads. Uirce, Brit »tr 27-5-15, No. S Wharf. I Rhesus, Brit str 27-5-15, No. 6 Wharf. Klang, Brit str 27-5-15, Inner Rds. Lady Weld, Brit str 27-5-15, Inner j Roads. Grlentarrat, Brit str 27-5-15, No. 7
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      To=day's Clearances.
      40 12 (May 27). Sarapit Dutth. Hong Wan British. Biugkel Dutch. R. S. Barn Sri Muar British. Sappho Kaka n Aladdin Norwegian. (May 28.) Fernando Po Span. Esmeralda British. Montoro Kalomo Elout Dntch. Van der Parra Van Dinmen De Kock
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      90 12 A new B. and S. steamer for the China toast trsde arrived at Hongkong on May 18th. She bears the name of Sinkiang and has a displacement of 2,7G0 tons. Her dimensions are length 860 ft. beam 41 ft. She has four holds with a depth of 24 ft. 9in.
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      Penang Shipping.
      98 12 ARRIVALS —26-5-15. Tara, Brit, 3651, Hamlyn, May lb, B'pore, gen., H. L. and <>o. Omapere, Brit., 340, Lyons, 36, TaToy, gen., E. 8. Co. Alma, Brit., 459, Bell, Way 16, Deli, gen., E. S. Co. Avagyee, Brit., 247, Capt., Murphy, Mav 26, T. Anson, gen., E.S. Co. Karmala,
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      CLEARANCES—26-5-15
      45 12 Tara for Negapatam, Madras and Durban. Ban Lee for Alor Star (Kedah). Leong Ho for Alor Star (Kedah). Bingkara for Langsa, Edi, T. Semawe, Segli and Olehloh. Padang for Batu Bahra. Cornelia for Bagan Datoh and Teluk Anson. Flying Dragon for.Port Well and Taiping.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      33 12 Hellas, May 27, from Colombo. Malta, May 27, from Colombo. Nubia, May 27, from Singapore. Senegambia, May 27, from Bombay. Sangola, May 28, from Singapore. Nellore. Juno 2, from P. Swettenham.
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
      28 12 By Alma (May 20) from Deli, Messrs P. Pinckney, H. M. Boelen, Evan Eugel, A. Dubedat, Hadji Eusoff and party of six, and Mrs. Chow Kooi.
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      Penang Tides.
      108 12 May. 1915. Penang Standard Times —Heights referred to Datum of Soundings in Admiralty Charts High Water. Low Water. Standard Standard Date. Time. Ht. Date. Time. Ht. h. m. ft. h. m. ft. F 28 m 11 35 7.6 ft 26 a 0.3 Sa 29 m 0 4 6.3
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      Port Swettenham Shipping.
      212 12 Vessels Expected. Cyclops (Holt) due J7th May, from Europe for Singapore, China, and Japan. Agents, Messrs BousUad, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Ellora (R. I.) due 87th May, from India for Singapore. Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Bangolla (B. I.) doe 28th May,, from Calcutta for
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      The Waterfront.
      782 12 The M. M. liner Atlantique is due here on June 6th. The P. <fc O. Oriental is expected to sail homeward on June 10th. The Bencleuch is due at Singapore to-day from Europe. ThePrins der Nederlanden, outward bound, is due htre to day. For Egypt, Marseilles and London
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      Yu Sang Collision Case.
      66 12 The judgment of the Bopre* Court in the above reel tried in Hankow appears in th M Mercury M of the 6th inst very lengthy, going into I details minutely. The result the summing up is that hil I ship found the Yu Sangaloos" blame, but
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      Transfer Restrictions on British Ships
      184 12 The Hongkong Government Oizette contains the text of i Bill passed in England to the transfer of British shipl I sons not qualified to own the The Bill provides (1.) A transfer made after try 12, 1915, of a British gistered in the United King*
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      Bucket Dredging.
      599 13  -  Factors to be Reckoned With. By R. McCrystal. It is about twenty-three years since the bucket dredger was first applied to mining. This was on the rivers which run through the allu/ial deposits in the south of New Zealand. Toe bottoms of the rivers wee dre lged for
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      Japan's Imports of Cotton Piece Goods.
      71 13 Business in cotton piece goods during the past twelve months was most unsatisfactory, says a Japanese trade journal. The total imports for all Japan during 1914 are less than half those of the previous year. The figures ar-» 1913 50,157,501 sq. yds. 1914 24,733,090
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        409 13 I ———I Take Sanatogen—it a sure to make you Healthier, Stronger, and more Vigorous You take no risks when you take Sanatogen -no risk of endangering your health by harmful drugs or stimulants, such as are contained in the usual run of tonics! —no risk of over-stimulation, reaction, or other
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        420 13 AUCTION SALES MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES SITUATE AT TRANQUERAH AND SUNGEI UDANG (PANCHOR), MALACCA TO BE HELD AT MY SALE-ROOM, No. 12 FI3ST CROSS STREET, MALACCA On Saturday, the 29th May, 1915, at 12 Xoon. PARTICULARS. L All h <2f tw P iece 9 of land situate
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        310 13 G. C. LEE, 158, Prinsep Street. PIANO TUNES AND REPAIRER. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED TERMS MODERATE. 211 MO The Malaya Tribune. Can be had at the following depots Singapore. Messrs. Koh Co., 90, Bras Basah ftoad. Adelphi Hotel. Mr. Pang Boon Tin Tank Road Railway Station.) Messrs. Kwong Seng Chiang Co., Selegie
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      JAPAN-AUSTRALIA TRADE.
      365 14 Japan's Commercial Advisers Views. Mr. Alexander S. IVown, an Austraiian who has been engaged by the liupeiial Government as Adviser to Japanese merchants trading with Australia, v..is interviewed about a fortnight ago in Tokyo. Mr! Brown is a sectional head of the Thomas Brown and Sons and the
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      The Juvenile Gaol at Dharwar.
      331 14 Bombay, May 13.—The Govern merit ol Bombay has owned, at Dharwar, a juvenile gaol on the Borstal system, and to this gaol in future every convict will be sent if he satisfies the following conditions (1) He must he a male of not less than
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      Japanese Condensed Milk.
      126 14 The British Commercial Attain Japan lias reported thai v panese production of condensed is somewhat inferir to the rarioc F orted brands. The demand if l small, hut owing to the selectlM> cous and and improvements the method of production, putation of the Japanese pro ta gradually
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      27 14 The Sarawak Gsxette untitled H. EL S. Law nid E.C< left Sarawak, the forme military duties in Singap latter with a view to joining ikt's New Army.
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        209 14 I "MAN'S INGENUITY FOR MAN j I MAKES COUNTLESS BURGLARS MOURN." g l (WITH APOLOGIES TO RATMER'S SAFES). g 1 Thief resisting Safe FireßesistingSafe j has ever been opejld told »1 &h0 Pl 00f I that if h opened it he WJ 1 against the Oxy= P l C °7
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      PINEAPPLES IN PLENTY.
      857 15 Popular Prices at Home. pj n are plentiful at Home. be excused for believing Azores had been removed ited at Covent-garden. ifctle tiuie tlie market has citable world of fragrant «11 of which are grown in islands off the coast of he last cargo to be land-
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      Wholesale Destruction of Milk.
      223 15 The Anglo-Swiss Milk Co. had a large consignmentof the well-known Milkmaid Brand inilk on board the bcandia, of the Hamburg American line. This vessel was held np ac Sabang by reason of the outbreak of war and the Singapore cargo had, perforce, to remain on the
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        201 15 j)) «sSei j <p j! RIDS TO TRADE.I' There are good salesmen I and the other sort. It all I depends upon the man. Advertising has been rightly II called an efficient salrsman, but fi the degree of efficie of coarse j 1 j j depend* on the hand.ing of
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        446 15 NOTICES BANK HOLIDAY. The Exchange Banks will be closed on Thursday, :3rd June—His Majesty's Birthday. 2-6 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereb7 g'ven that alterations to Pumping Mains will b* in progress on Saturday and SuLday next the 29th and 30:,h ioatant, which may cause interference with the Water Supply fo-
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        374 15 'SHELL' MOTOR SPIRIT, AND PURE METHYLATED SPIRITS Tn Large Quantities. HIN WATT 00., Phone No. 428. 102, Market Street. Bekoh Rubber Estates, Ltd. UNPAIDCALLS. All shares on which calls remain unpaid at 31st instant will be cancelled. JAMES SNODGRASS AGENT, I" 31-5 proglamationljnder martial LAW. By His Excellency Brigadier-Gen-eral Dudley
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        466 15 The Malaya Tribune. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. This Bureau will furnish employer*— free oi -re--with full particulars of the qualiic* t«on« and experience of suitable men for any J**' rave vacant. Employees de*irin* appmntnsent* can have their application. fli3 0« the Register for a fee of %o. This includes Am ks* TeteT
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        516 16 SHIPPING Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Royal Packet Navigation Co., ol Batavia. t—s, Collyer Quay. Under Contract with the Netherlands India Government. The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. Van dee Paeea Bionw, Letaßf, Man*, Tarempa, Midai. Gentin*, Poeloe Pandjang and IttOMMB M 28 VAX DIE.MEN Sourabaya and lfasaaaat 2g DE
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        190 16 smpnHc_ P. 0. Steam Navigation Company. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. For Freight, Passage and Further Informa- don, to: H. W. BUCKLAND, AGENT. TnsurancT" SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE Insurances effected on Buildings, Rent and Merchandise of every description. MARINE
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        366 16 SHIPPING BRITISH INDIA B.N. CO., LTD. APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. The undermentioned mail steamers of the above Lice maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan, calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai en loute. FLEET. Tons Commander*. ■A Tlakada 6>*9 O.M.Robins. Ms Ma(fraa 6,1*49 J. Kilpatriek, R.N.R. s.>. Japan
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        402 16 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Sharw r* £20 each Reserve Fund £j c Reserve Liability of Proprien n £l BANKERS. The Bank of England, The City and Midland Bank, Lti t£ London County and Westm'iniSl Bank, Ltd., The
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