Malaya Tribune, 30 June 1915
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Malaya Tribune
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Title Section22 1915-06-30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2, Nc 151? SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915 Price 5 Cents.22 words
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Advertisement409 1915-06-30 1 PALLADIUM CF.Ch7.FD ROAD. Sir.sapcres Premier Jheatrc ORCKAF.D ROAD. TC-N!CHT! Extra Shew zt 8 p.m. Usual Show at 9-15 p m TO-NICHT M POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT, Saturday s Audience Unanimously Decided That I THE PALLADIUM REVUE TUX PASSING SHOW BY TOM AND EILEEN 1 MELBOURNE Was one of the Finest Shows409 words
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Advertisement94 1915-06-30 1 TIME, LABOUR AND MONEY-SAVING DEVICES. Here is a handy little contrivance which will keep every pencil in the office nicely pointed. It sharpens without shortening, therefore saves its cost in pencil expenses. See how solidly built it is—there is nothing to get out of order. LeaHets giving full particular, from.94 words
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Advertisement250 1915-06-30 1 I "Gaiety" Picture Palace jj JUNCTION OF ALBERT and BENCOOLEN STREETS. IN THE FIRST SHOW FROM 7-30 P.M. II BIG ROCK'S LAST STAND "101" Bison Red Indian Drama in Two Parts. IN THE SECOND SHOW FROM 9-30 pm The Big Feature by the Gaumont Co. WRITTEN IN BLOOD A Sensational250 words
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Article662 1915-06-30 2 Remirkible Speech by a Wounded Officer. In a speech at the annual meeting of the Northwich Unionist Association Captain Jersey De Knoop, of the Cheshire Yeomanry, who is home from the front wounded, presented a picture of the realities of war which differs very materially from that seen662 words
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Article24 1915-06-30 2 Doctor George James Rutherford is appointed Principal Civil Medical Officer and Inspector-General of Hospitals in succession to Sir Allan Perry.24 words
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Article558 1915-06-30 2 Herr Dernburg, the Kaiser's emissary in New York, who returned to Germany, has formulated afresh for American consumption the German terms of peace. He has embodied them in a delectable letter in which, as he says, he pleads the CHUse of Germany —a somewhat extiaordinary procedure558 words
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Article220 1915-06-30 2 To be sound and fit is to-day a matter of absolute necessity. The preservation of good health by men and women alike was never more important as a national asset, ari<| every care should be taken to 'guaH against disease. People cannot keep well and resist220 words
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Advertisement285 1915-06-30 2 Ross's Belfast i SOLE AGENTS: JOHN LITTLE Company, Limited. I I IN LIFE SUCCESS DEPENDS Upon perfect menial and physical health which is assured by the i use of the world renowned ATANK fsiIGRAH PILLS which put an end to nervousness, sharpen the memory and render the body perfectly hale285 words
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Advertisement55 1915-06-30 2 ECONOMY IN WAR-TIME. Wken a :hrrn kas spent a I great deal of money an advertising at cannot alter i ats graces watkout losing Ijjj II muck of tke benefit oi ats advertasang. jjji I\\ It as tkerefore an un- I doubted advantage to Luy jjj! advertased goods wken ge-55 words
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Advertisement321 1915-06-30 2 Y. M. CjfVJOUSE. Excellent rooms are available far single gentlemen, with board and facilities for billiards and tennis. For particulars apply to THE GiNER VL SECRETARY, V.M.C.A., Orchard Road. 1-5 31-7 The Malaya Tribune. Can be had at the following depots Singapore. Messrs. Koh Co., 90, Bras Basah Road. Money321 words
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Article708 1915-06-30 3 Ministers' Gallant Work. Graphic Description. Au interesting letter has beeu received by Mr. A. G. DuBern, the Secretary cf the Burma Athletic Association, from Lance-Corporal P. Irwin, liist Royal Munster Fusiliers, who is at present wounded in the hospital at Malta. He writes under date of May 18th,708 words
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Advertisement345 1915-06-30 3 MOTOR CARS ON HIRE I MOTOH REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF TYRES GREASE Cylinder Oil AND Motor Accessories OF Every Description. Sole Agents For: North British Clincher Motor Tyres Meitz Weiss Oil Engines The Celebrated Star, Mitchell and Paige Cars Pope Motor Cycles Uasolene Light Cycle Co~i 4/5-2, BEACH ROAD. I345 words
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Advertisement245 1915-06-30 3 I MUST HAVE FRAMROZS DRY GINGER ALE. j j* BE E R Brewed from only I Best Malt Hops. Sole Agents: ANN LOCK Co., Battery Road. Sub-Agents: TAI TO Co., Beacti tfoad, Singapore. LL^^^^_ —I— —————»"I* —T*~ 111 —I— —U ITM TMI IWI—M Important Notice to Contractors Builders. f heljnited245 words
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Article2196 1915-06-30 4 Results Of Overtapping. The eleven.h ordinary general meeting of this Company was held yesterday at noon, in the Company's offices, Gresham House. Th-re were present Messrs H. C. M. Kindersley (chairman). G. A. Derrick and A. W. Bean, (directors), F C. Peck, A. Cook H. R2,196 words
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Advertisement825 1915-06-30 4 AUCTION SALES IN THE GOODS OF SONG TIANG KAY (Deceased) AUCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE CHINESE VASES BRASS AND BRONZE WARES AND CURIOS TO BE HELD AT Messrs CHING KENG LEE Co'S SALE-ROOM On Saturday. 3rd July, 1915, at 11 a.m. Comprising large and small bronze incense825 words
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Article1508 1915-06-30 5 Passengers Landed. ombo, Jane 21. —The harbonr tß «Goliath with the Violet and tug McKay of the Wharfage Co. ing succeeded in shipping a stout hawser on board the Nubia at noon yesterday made every effort *to pull her off but failed. It waS found1,508 words
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Article265 1915-06-30 5 Sittiogs Continue. Lance Naik Imamuddin, one of the sth Light Infantry, arrested on Pulau Damar on June 9th, was yesterday brought to trial at Fort Canning before a summary general court martial consisting of LieutCol. Brownlow (President), Capt. Hazlewood and Lieut. Strover. Capt. Wace was prosecutor, and265 words
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Article64 1915-06-30 5 The total trade inward and outward of this leading French Colony reached in 1915 a value of £51,681,000. The imports of rubber and gutta-percha goods were valued at 6,810,000 francs, against 6,347,000 francs in 1912 and 4,610,000 francs in 1911. The mother country, France, supplied practically all64 words
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Article75 1915-06-30 5 Singapore* June 40« i»n T.oudou Bank 4 ui/b. 2/4 7/32 Demand 2/4 1/16 Priratt 8 uijfc 8/49/16 .»n Imiia Rank T. T. 170ij On Hongkong— B.nk d/d 22J On SUn fo Miai— Bank d it ]n --j On Jay Ban k T. T. 140J On Japan— fauk did, u75 words
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Article226 1915-06-30 5 (Singapore, Jane 30.) 7Y/t.—583.45 7* ton* told. Copra. —Weak. Tapioca- —Weak. Sago Flour. —Weak. Gambier. —Good demand. Pepper. —Weak. Other Products- —Market steady Latest Local Market Quotation. Nutmegs 110 S. per pica I $19.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 22.00 Copra Bali 6.90 Copra Gorong Tain 7.00 Copra Dongalo 7.00226 words
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Article144 1915-06-30 5 Wednesday. 30lh If oak to But. GaHr-ns 5-6 p.m. Tom and Eileen Melbourne at. the Palladium. N*w Cirque, Btach Hoad. Straits Trading Co. Meeting- Noon. High wnter 1.6 a.m. ft. 1 ins. Thursday. Ist. N«»w Cirque, Beach Road. P. k O. Homeward mail ezpeetod. High water:—6.l2 a.m. 9ft. Bin*.;144 words
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Article786 1915-06-30 5 PriMi Quoted in the Mtrkct this Mont*. OOKftAJOU, iWn 30. 4<m»is. Ly+l\ and Erstt, Exchange an i Share BroKers, i*su« ih* following list of cjaoUtisns:-* Rubber Stores. Aon. Value. Bayers. Sellers. 2/- Aliagar 1/10 2/4 1 Anglo Jsvs 5/3 6/3 2/- Anglo-Msisy 1 Aver Kuning 10/- Itjfi786 words
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Advertisement83 1915-06-30 5 Train Services. REVISED TIMES Singapore tTank-Raid) Daily. VfUEXDAYl SUNDA\s. M*tl Daily leaves tor n »rth at 7.7 a.m. and 7 0 p.m. Other train* leave for Johore at a., 10.29 a., noon, 1.30 p., 2.f>6 p., 4.40 p. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and S.14 p m Trains83 words
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Miscellaneous258 1915-06-30 5 Mails Close. Ta-dey. Kretay, TrenL'gauu, Kelantan, Patani. Sin g o r a and Bangkok* Mahidol I pm Hongkong, Anoy ami S*atow M l1 2 P m Saieon Bourbon '2 pm Medan Circe 2 pm Malacca. Port Swetteubam and T. Anson *Ipoh P™ Muntok 6c Palembang Dc ereut- -'ptn Penang* and258 words
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Article257 1915-06-30 6 Professional Classes the Chief Sufferers. London, May 19.—The shortage of labour and absence of unemployment in almost every branch of industrial life may easily give rise to the fallacious belief that temporarily, at any rate, the war has brought prosperity to every class of worker257 words
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Advertisement371 1915-06-30 6 UPTONS RANIPORE TEAS. Those who want the finest Indian TEA SHOULD INSIST ON <;KTTING "RANIPORE" I BLENDED PACKED AND LABLED ENTIRELY BY MACHINERY, This famous tea is composed of selections by Keen Experts of the very finest growths of Indian Tea. Liptons skill as Blenders has a w° r ld-mde371 words
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Title Section20 1915-06-30 7 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1915 Latest Cables and News-Notes. ClN n?a!apa tribune. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30.20 words
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Article247 1915-06-30 7 Magnificent Aerial Feat. London, June 28, 5.5 p.m. Possibly the greatest air fight of t fce war has taken place at Poelcapelle A British aeroplane at an elevation of four thousand feet engaged a large double-engined German biplane. The latter circled round the British aeroplane, furi- v247 words
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Article80 1915-06-30 7 London, June 28, 5.5 p.m. A novel and successful mining operation is described by M Eyewitness" at Headquarters as having been carried out near Armentieres. The explosion of the first of a series of mines compelled the enemy to retire across the open, swept by artillery and80 words
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Article86 1915-06-30 7 London, June 29, 4.50 p.m. Paris The French have turned *abl< a on the Germans in the battle the sunken road from Angres to Ablain and the infantry action enabled the French to advance. Incessant battle continues at Bagatelle and air torpedoes and grenades are86 words
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Article140 1915-06-30 7 British Workers Unite. London, June 28, 9.15 p.m. The debate in the House of Commons on the Munitions Bill was notable for a contribution by Mr. Hodge, the new spokesman of the Labour Party, owing to Mr. Henderson's promotion. Mr. Hodge emphasised that when they saw a140 words
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Article58 1915-06-30 7 London, June 29, 1.35 a.m. The House of Commoife unan- imously read a second time the Munitions Bill. A feature of the debate was the strong support of the Trade Union representatives, who vigorously retorted to the Socialist Snowden's criticisms of the measure. as much as58 words
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Article88 1915-06-30 7 London, June 29, 1.35 p m. Paris The Temps lengthily pays a tribute to the great part Britain has taken in the war. She has assured the Allies of such control of the seas that the public are apt to think it as qnite natnral. After citing the88 words
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Article72 1915-06-30 7 London, June 29, 5 15 p.m. In the House of Commons the Right Hon. W. H. Long introduced the bill for a National Register. He said that the object of the bill was not to coerce labour, but to secure a complete organization, as the nation must ascertain72 words
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Article172 1915-06-30 7 LoDdon, June 29, 4.30 p.m. There was a great gathering at the Guildhall to hear Mr. Asquith and Mr. Bonar Law on the War Loan. The Lord Mayor promises that the City will play its part in raising the money for the country's needs and practising thritt,172 words
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Article65 1915-06-30 7 London, June 29, 5.40 p m. The U 31 fired two shots across the bows of the Indrani. The crew were given ten minutes to get out the boats. Some of the crew of tbe submarine boarded the liner and deposited bombs in her, and65 words
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Article169 1915-06-30 7 With the Czar's Forces. London, June 29, 5.40 p.m. The German communique says: The Russian attacks north-east of Przasnysz have collapsed with great Russian losses. The Austro-Ger-mans have occupied Halicz, General Linsingen, after 5 days heavy fighting crossing the Dniester and pursuing the Russians towards the line169 words
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Article74 1915-06-30 7 London, June 28, 1.20 p.m. El Paso The United States has taken a big step in the Mexican situation by arresting General Huerta and General Orozco on American territory. Both were released on her.vy hail. It is affirmed that the American Government has thus frustrated an attempt by74 words
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Article65 1915-06-30 7 London, June 2'J, 5.20 p.m. Wellington: Tbe Hon. F. W. Massey, the Prime Minister, annonnced in Parliament that the Government are prepared to form a National Military Ministry during the duration of the war, and thus the whole energies of the country would be concentrated on the65 words
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Obituary50 1915-06-30 7 London, June 28, 1.20 p.m. The death is announced of Alexander Kenealy, editior of the Daily Mirror. [The deceased was an immensely popular figure in journalistic circles in London. He was born at Portslade, Sussex, in 18G4 and was a director of the Pictorial Newspaper Company, Ltd., since 1904.]50 words
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Article118 1915-06-30 7 The Munition Bill- In the House of Commons Mr. Lloyd George introducing the munitions bill further hinted that the Government might control the metal market as tliere were indications that material was being held up for higher prices that must be ended. Mr. Lloyd George concluded by118 words
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54 1915-06-30 7 The Hon. Treasurer, Mr John Greig, Manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Singapore, begs to acknowledge, with many thanks, receipt of the following further contributions Amount previously acknowledged $333,695.85 Rev. F.G. Swindell (3th contribution) 25 Misses Aileen and Doris Woods, per Tanglin54 words
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Article170 1915-06-30 7 Their Excellent TreitmeBt. Sirn'a, June s.—The following are extracts from a Lettsr from Europe iddfSSStd to Colore 1 J. C. Perkin*, of Poona, by \>r. S.G. Ranade, brother of the late Mr. Justice Ranade, of Bombay: I mm a wire in the Daily Telegraph of to-day to say170 words
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Article690 1915-06-30 8 Prohibited in China and Siam. Not before it was much needed has the Imperial Government adopted measures looking to the prevention of any further business transactions as between British and enemy firms or agents in China, Siam, Persia or Morocco. That such is the case is690 words
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Article25 1915-06-30 8 Subadar-Major Banwant Singh Bahadur and Subadar Pritam Singh, both of the 23rd Sikh Pioneers, were murdered by a Sepoy at Aden on the 29th May.25 words
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Article136 1915-06-30 8 Conwrt at the Datcfc Club. At the concert to be given at th* Dutch Club on Saturday next Messrs Poppeldoff and Ri B3e play the following programme of music 1. Sonato No. 6, Beethoven, win in/piano ;(a Allegro, 0 Ad (c Ihema con Variazioni, vionn piano. 2.136 words
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Article239 1915-06-30 8 Presentation of Address to Majjr Glennie. Yesterday evening at the Chinese Volunteer Club, Major J. A. R. Glennie, Ag. Adjutant, S. V. C. who is going on a well-earned furlough to Europe shortly, was presented with a farewell address by the N. C. O.'s and men of239 words
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Article105 1915-06-30 8 A fair house witnessed the splendid performance last night at the New Cirque. Miss Vicfcbria Alexime excelled in her feats oh the trapeze and her chic undressing scene on the trapeze is much admired. The three Pierrots acquitted themselves admirably. The palm of the evening has certainly105 words
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Article44 1915-06-30 8 Messrs Guthrie <fc Co., the Company's agents, favour us with information that they have to-day received advice from London, by cablegram that the Directors of Linggi Plantations, Ltd., hay declared an interim dividend of 15 per cent payable on 2LUh July.44 words
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Article69 1915-06-30 8 We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Wte Kay Hin, which occuired at her residence, 45 Heeren Street, Malacca, on Tuesday morning the 2yth inst., at the age of 40. The d cased, who is the eldest danghtt r of Mr. Tan Jiak Whye, J. P., leaves two sons69 words
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Article1110 1915-06-30 9 Tie is £$."».45 —30 cts. down. Liptun's teas page 6. —:o:— Latest advertisements are inttd on page 10. jhe P. and 0. mail of May 2Cth arriyl in London on the 28th inst. Pall particulars of the stranding p <) iiner Nubia page 5. The Hon. Mr.1,110 words
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Article309 1915-06-30 9 Police Court Cases. John Fenandes, a Goanese, was convicted in the second police court, this morning, of cheating. Accused, some time ago, called on Mr. Vowler, manager of a rubber estate, and said he could bring a number of good tappers to the estate, and he asked for309 words
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73 1915-06-30 9 Sinnasamy, a motor bus driver in the employ of the S.S. and P.M. S. Motor Service, Ltd., was lined $25 and costs in the police court, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday, for having an ineffective brake on his car. Thirty-nine mo to r-car drivers were charged73 words
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Article38 1915-06-30 9 Football. Serembai v. X L R C A football match played at Seremban last Saturday, between the Seremban Club and the Kuala Lumpur Recreation Club, resulted in a victory for Seremban team by 2 goals to L38 words
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Article41 1915-06-30 9 The Men's for June was played on the 28th instant and was won by Mr. J. Lornie. The scores were as follows J. Lornie 44 39- 4=79 G. B. Kellagher 47 42—10=79 T W. H.Burne 52 49—14=8741 words
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Article66 1915-06-30 9 This favourite cinema show is featuring in tonight's change of programme a great exclusive, "A Naval Secret" wherein various dangerous contrivances to entrap the unwary will be disclosed, to be followed by the interesting drama, The Alter of Death." A feature in the first show, excellent comedies and66 words
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Article192 1915-06-30 9 The untitled Stronghold. Oar Busy Little Lizzie. Reuter's Special War, Imperial, and Ordinary Services. London, Jane 28, 4.30 p.m. Warrant Officer John Heckford gives a simple but vivid narrative of affairs in the Dardanelles. M Oar favourite ship, he says, is Big Lizzie and the men of the fleetReuter's Special War, Imperial, and Ordinary Services. - 192 words
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Article118 1915-06-30 9 London, June 28, 1.5 p.m. Udine The Italians are advancing up the slopes of the Carso mountains and are encountering extraordinary difficulties. Carso is a geological curiosity with innumerable grottoes, caves, wells, and galleries, adapted for hidden batteries or concealing large contingents of troops. The Austrians for118 words
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Article25 1915-06-30 9 London, June 29, 5.20 a.m. Rome Ac3mmunique states'that bad weather i 3 hampering operations, and nothing^mportant occurred at any part of the front.25 words
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Article28 1915-06-30 9 London, June 29, 1.35 a.m. Pretoria General Botha, advancing northward in South-west Africa, has occupied O.'jivarango, Okangyande and Waterberg, a hundred miles distant from Grootfontein.28 words
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Article40 1915-06-30 9 London, June 1.35 a.m. Athens: The King of Greece is convalescent. [The King of the Hellenes \\\»s born in 18t>8, succeeded to the throne in 1913 and is married to Sophia, a sister of the German Emperor.]40 words
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Article182 1915-06-30 9 London, June 29, 5.40 p.m. Rome: Cardinal Gaspari has given a number of explanations of the Pope's interview. lie says the Pope earnestly wished Italy not to enter the conflict but to accept concessions from Austria so that Italy would not suffer the horrors of war.182 words
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Article174 1915-06-30 9 London, June 29, 1 p.m. The great battle in the north of Arras is described from a German standpoint in a dispatch to the New York Herald dated M Bavarian Headquarters near Souchez 22nd June." It declares that the German line from Arras to Ypres was174 words
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Article88 1915-06-30 9 Loudon, June 28, 0.10 p.m. In the House of Common?, Mr. Chamberlain said that the Indian Government had shown thnmselTfg qOite alive to the possible dangers arising fio.n the presence of enemy aliens. India had taken very drastic steps in the matter. The Indian authorities were88 words
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Article249 1915-06-30 10 Mr. Loke Yew's Enterprise. Excluding the Royal Demesne of Pekan Lama there are only two estates in the district—Loke Yew's coconut estate and Syed Hassan's concession, writes the Resident of Pahang in his report for 1914. This concession, as last year, remained abandoned and is one of the249 words
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Article451 1915-06-30 10 Following is the text of the letter on the above subject in respect of which the London Times was prosecuted recently under the provisions of the Defence of the Bealni Act, und acquitted (7b the Editor of The Times) •Sir,—I have recently returned from France, where451 words
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Article245 1915-06-30 10 The latter part of 1914 was conspicuous for floods generally throughout the State of Selangor, says the Annual Report. Not only did Kuala Kubu, Serendah and Rawang, which had previous experience of floods, suffer, but other places, which had not hitherto been affected, were flooded, and several245 words
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Advertisement222 1915-06-30 7 I 5 for the price of 4 5$ Ist Motorist (pointing to burst tyre) "Hullo, old chap, I'm in trouble one of my confounded HJ 5& tyres has burst, and I haven't a spare." £H< 2nd Motorist No spare and I always looked on you as an experienced motorist. 8j222 words
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Advertisement150 1915-06-30 8 ENGLISH EAU DE COLOGNE ICE WATER A Refreshing Superior to and Cooling W the German Preparation. lOf makes. Price 55 Cents per bottle. Robinson Co. WAR OR PEACE famine or flMents liife Insurance is rjaorth 100 cents on the Dollar. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY IS Get Particulars of the Guaranteed Security150 words
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Advertisement49 1915-06-30 8 ASK FOR "SARANG BURONG" BRANDY. y Mm Birds Nest Brandy. SOI.E 1 VIPuRTERi CALDBECK, MAOQftECOR CO. ladelphi! I HOTEL 1 3» i Special Dinner j I TO BK FOLLOWED BY A I s I Cinderella Dance i On Saturday, July 3rd. I I DAVID BENJAMIN f 3 Manager. S49 words
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Advertisement522 1915-06-30 10 Latest Advertisements. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Monday, sth Ju'y, 19!$, at 2 30 p m L Freehold land and house No. 179, Orchard Road, containing accor<l ing to the Government Resurvey an area of 2,237 sq. feet, now known as lot 154 J Town Sub-division XIX. 2. Ten pieces of freehold land522 words
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Advertisement286 1915-06-30 10 fits No M Tmngl l to persuade yourself that you are 4 I getting anything better by paying S I higher prices for Guinness's Extra I Foreign Stout than those Charg- I I ed by our Agents. I 8 I I there is I I I ONLY ONE QUALITY I286 words
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Advertisement115 1915-06-30 11 GUAN KIAT CO., I I Codes Used |||Bl||lWh\ Telephone Nos 1233, 1174. c6t^'"-" ,Ai j JJ, rlllllljj oil ul, I 3 < Telegraphic Address GUAN KIAT. I Ship Chandlers, Government and Municipal J Contractors, General Importers and Exporters, Estate, Rice and Saw- k Mill Suppliers. 3 I* if It There115 words
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Article403 1915-06-30 12 Singapore Shipping. LOADING LIST. Europe. For LondoM Mentor, July 3; Glsnlogan, July 7 Peleus, July 10 Netherby Hall, July 9 Branksome Hall, August 4 City of Rangoon, August 8 Katori Maru, July 7 Pyrrhus, July 24 Cyclops, July 15 Kamo Maru, July 21 Kashima Maru, August 4. Liverpool403 words
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Article23 1915-06-30 12 The Blue funnel liner Hyson, 6,608 tons, due here on July 15 from Liverpool for Hongkong and 3lanila, passed Suez on June 26.23 words
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202 1915-06-30 12 Sappho, Brit str 29-6-15, Inuer Bdt Nai Nam, But str 29-6-15, Inner Roads. Krian, Brit str 29 6-15, Inner Rd: FuhWo,.Brit str 29-6-15, No. 8 Wharf. Hong Wan, Brit str 29-6-15, Outer Roads. Penang, Brit str 29-6-15, Inner Rds. Wilhelm, Brit str 29-6-15, Inner Roads. Mersing,202 words
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Article57 1915-06-30 12 Mahidol for Kretay, Trengganu, Kelantan, Patani, Singora and Bangkok. Bourbon for Saigon. Circe for Medan. Ipoh for Malacca, Port Swettenhand and Teluk Anson. De Eerens for Mantok and Palembang. Hong Moh for Hongkong, Amoy and Swatow. Kamoe for Penang and Rangoon. Singkawang for Rhio and Billiton. Van Neck57 words
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Article199 1915-06-30 12 Per P. &O. Maiwa sailing May 29.—Mr. Mrs. J. A. Buckniii, Miss J Tabor, Mr. A. M. Monkland, Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Ruchwaldy, Mr. G Grant, Mr. A. M. Goodman. Per P. O. Persia sailing June 12th—Mrs. J. Black, Capt. F. Burgess, Mrs. Clark, Miss Clark, Mr. James Craik,199 words
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Article43 1915-06-30 12 The American-Asiatic Steamship Co's liner City of Bristol is tine here on or about July 20 and will have prompt despatch for Boston and j New York. For freight or passage apply to Messrs Adamson Gilfillan Co., Ltd. Phone Nos 841, 842, 843.43 words
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Article763 1915-06-30 12 The P. Si 0. liner Mooltan arrived in London on Monday morning, the 28th instant. The Rotterdam Lloyd liner Sindoro, 5,000 tons, outward bound for Eastern ports, passed Suez June 26. The East Asiatic Company's motor liner Annam, 3,325 tons from Copenhagen via ports passed Suez on June763 words
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Article101 1915-06-30 12 The P. O. Service. Notification to Passengers and Shippers. The P. it O. agent notifies at foot of the Company's advertisement on page 16 that Until further notice the Company's steamers will omit Plymouth. (/>) Mail steamers Outwaids and Homewards call at Marseilles. (c) Shippers are informed that until further101 words
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Article125 1915-06-30 12 It is n ported in the Japanese Press that a cable was received at the Shanghai offices of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. on the 3rd June, directing it to suspend business on the 20tii June. It is explained that this report may be due to the125 words
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Article149 1915-06-30 12 The White Star Line has to be included among the small company of shipping lines whoso earnings have been vitiated by the war. The working profit has fallen by £286,000 to £795,000, and the final dividend is passed, while the amount to be carried forward is $61,599,149 words
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Article125 1915-06-30 12 Admiral Liv Kuan hsiung, Minister of Marine, recently issue d si order that the pay for th* sailors of the Republican be put on a dollnr basis in !i*u taels. First class sailors will receive $17 instead of Tls. 10 per month second class $15 instead125 words
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Article149 1915-06-30 12 In an article on Dutch shipbuilding the M Shipping World" point.-* out that in spite of nine months of war, Holland last year launched 65t> vessels of 289,234 tons, or over 27,000 tons above the output of thprevious year, 1913. The number of vessels water borne last149 words
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Article127 1915-06-30 12 Vessels Expected Tara (B.I.) 2 July, from India for Singapore. Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Mentor (Holt) 2 July, from Singapore for Colombo and London. Agents, Messrs 800 tead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd Benalder (Ben) 3 July, from Europ* for Singapore, China, and Japan. Agents,127 words
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Advertisement69 1915-06-30 12 AIDS TO TRADE. m 1 The business problem of to- day is not the manufacturing, but the selling end of your business. Anything that In- creases sales is of importance to the business man—and advertising is the great sale inIcreaser. The Tribune specialises in advertising that sells goods and develops69 words
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521 1915-06-30 13 Harrowint Details. Scene* Wane Than In the Trenches. Stories of Bubvitobs. Gla-gow, May 23.— Harrowing tales of their experiences were told by the Royal Scots survivors. After the first shock of the disaster ftfeey had ~0 time to think, but threw themselves energetically into521 words
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Article122 1915-06-30 13 The Maisbode reports that rioting o-curred recently in Antwerp as the result of the German treatment of Belgian invalids. A number of Belgians who had partly recovered from their wounds in the hospitals at Antwerp were collected and marched through the streets to the station for122 words
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Advertisement209 1915-06-30 13 Galvanized Iron v Latex Spouts FROM $1.70 PER THOUSAND. Send for samples and quotations. PATENT FIBRE COMPANY 57, The Arcade. jThe imperial Dairy Co.'s (BOMBAY). BUTTER Unequalled for Quality. Awarded Silver Medal at the Colonial Exhibition, Samarang 1914. Your trial Order is solicited. SOLE AGENTS:SOLOMON Co. 52, D'Almeida Street, Singapore.209 words
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Advertisement888 1915-06-30 13 I The Need of the Day I An Ideal Reconstructive Nerve Food Superior to the German owned product. j j gIR WILLIAM TAYLOR, k.c.b., m.d., formerly Principal Medical Officer of H. M. Forces in India and more rec3ntly Surgeon- I j General of 11. M. Forces, is chairman of the888 words
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Article698 1915-06-30 14 Civilian Prisoners Not to be Exchanged. Vatican Efforts Not Successful. Germany has broken faith in the matter of exchanging incapacitated civilian prisoners of war. Berlin had agreed to this on Feb. 26, but telegraphic dispatches which have passed between the Foreign Office and Sir H. Howard,698 words
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201 1915-06-30 14 Naval Amenities England and Japan. Vice-Admiral Yaahiro, the Minister of Navy of Japan, wired to Mr. Winston Churchill, on the occasion of his retirement from the post of the First Lord of the Admiralty, to the following effect The British and the Japanese navies strengthened their cordial relations while yon201 words
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Article232 1915-06-30 14 Tokio, ifctli June.—The exchange of the ratifications of the SinoJapanese Agreements was commenced at 2 p.m. to-day at the Foreign Office and concluded at 3 p.m., between Baron Kato, the Minister for Foreign Affair-», and Lu Tsang-yu, the Chinese Minister to Tokio. The whole text of the Agreements232 words
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Article115 1915-06-30 14 Acttoi of Malacca P A. At a meeting of the MalaccaPlanters Association held in the Malacca Club last Sunday, the Hon. Mr H. M. Darby presiding, the question of Chinese Immigration was discugsed. A letter to the Resident ol Malacca giving details of an interview between Mr. Darby115 words
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Advertisement233 1915-06-30 14 I PYRE E j II JF FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. I I The Fire Extinguishers for Motor gars and Garages. 1 II 111! Jill Do not attempt to put out a fire on a car with water, sand, or a dry oowder !SI £5« 'iMQUART FIRE EXTINGUISHER'S extinguisher. These extinguishing elements are233 words
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Advertisement423 1915-06-30 15 TO BE LET tiTTetT™^ House No. 166-1 Orchard Ro a d three-storied building, suitable for a shop. Apply to J. A. Elias, 5-1 jy^. -acca Street. 5-5 v "V TO BE LET. j Timediate entry. Compound house 1165, East Coast Road. For par- ;ars apply at No. "29, Selegie Road.423 words
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Advertisement377 1915-06-30 15 NOTICES ■an M. NOTICE" l J ames Bonrf'V Teh given that Ann of WeUh r Uted from the Bo{,dand te of eSt tLl th V aid Ja signed nUf qWr S i by the underBateman t^ rD K Robert Sachverell 'A'ttS debt 9 dUet altered to be this^lif^ir.S. 2-7 cohsultincjnciheer!377 words
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Advertisement369 1915-06-30 15 I WANTED OVERSEER OR CLERK. I Advertiser, 39 years of age, with as an Overseer of construction or useful r rk abl v° mak "IS useful ip an architect's office- can keep books: holds Madras Govern PafrtinJ a^. Fr '*nand ditto and ran tin?. Wjlhng to accept very moderate salary.369 words
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Advertisement654 1915-06-30 16 SHIPPING KoQinkiijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Royal Packet Navigation Co., ol Batavia. 2—5, Collyer Quay. rjru'or Cmtrqct with the Netherlands India Qwernment. The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. June 3d T)E EEBEXs Muntok and Palembang j u l y i Yak NfCK Colombo July 1 DE KOOK Pontianak RpHwan-Deli July654 words
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Advertisement306 1915-06-30 16 SHIPPING 1 BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO.. LTD. APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. The undermentioned mail steamers of the above Line maintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan, calling at Penang, Singapore, Hcngkong and Shanghai en route. FLEET. Tons Commanders. s.s. Takada O.IMf O.M. Robins. s 8. Madras <'». < .t4306 words
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Advertisement422 1915-06-30 16 BANKS CHARTERED EA?!K OF INDIA. AHD CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL I CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 flhirmrf* £20 each £1,200. Reserve Fund £1,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. The Bank of England, The Lond< r City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London County and Westminster Bank, Ltd., The422 words
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