Malaya Tribune, 15 July 1916

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    47 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. \oi. 3. No. 156. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1916 Pries 5 Cents. Che rftaiapa Crlbune. SATURDAY. JULY 15 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] Supplement to the Malaya Tribune Issued Daily.! No. 166 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY, JULY 15. 1916
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      237 1 1111«. At the Popular Cinema House GAIETY" PICTURE PALACE. Junction of Albert and Bencoolen Streets Stupendous Change of New and Excellent Features IN THE FIRST SHOW AT 7-30 P. M. Fatty In a New Keystone Comedy Bison 101 Thriller FIGHTERS CF THE PLAINS A Ti Red Indian War Drama. In
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      113 1 I i I M i I 1 M I > 1 BSMzSI IV "*»n WSBiB ■HHSM? wBl>Rg*g> uC4M «BKidS I' j I (INCORPORATED DT JAPAN) 1 SOLE AGENTS. I IM———«t«lM«M— r9BL xj—tot— run' iT—t m—~ittm"i uttwmm dmmniod fcummrmu* Coin j urn——— i■ ii ■iiMiiii M i aBiMBMaBM— SUN BRAND. (A
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      257 2 T" LITTLE'S Ll* Top Spring TB^^ 8P m j 5125 Mir Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Alas! "What shall I do with my Life?" question often put forth by the invalids who are long sufferina; from stubborn consumption and consequently who are quite depressed and dejected by their lives by taking
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      772 2 f.M.S. Tin Exports. of bl.ek »i. *J tba-ora exported, valu, (i« ld duty MIUcM. flaring I* M lke f Ja-WJ 1916 c m ™h eorreep..diag period .f pr.vi.aa year. Block Tin. 70 0 f grogi w#lg ht). Dier* M St*,,. 1916 1915 1916 1»15 1516 Pkla kti Pkls. kte. Pkli.
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    JAPAN NEWS.
    97 3 To Visit Russia. igawa, President, and tht loanittees o! various parties of i floats ol Peers, met at the Pre- lent* ;U1 residence on June 16 tad heM conference! ->n the nomiiHon of the members of the House i visit Russia V:m Pall as the I pp«r Elou*e
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    Proposed Sino-Japanese Bank
    139 3 the Japan ines, loat a }>,r.:i 19 afoot among btnkeri i-i [ok\o ami Tokotoe Mr*r> isjjr;ent of in Mukden, ami wouid act as entra' monetary organ for Mnn•■nt, ia iccordaiieS with the con- <»f DB< :j baa recent- "teruj !nt() w tn tbe Mukden I r ni
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    GENERAL.
    195 3 IK GoT fri| B C:,I H bj the Japan. miQei V" 1 1 l,Mt r, 'fee *ub which was ths last wedon of the *d hall be built at home of 1!, "-v oa a visit to :*o T. I. M. the by M. Reg. 1 Ami** idorto Tokyo,
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    Local Share Market.
    141 3 Exclusive to the Malaya Tribune). Messrs Latham and Co., the Arcade, advise the following quotations for to-day:— Alor Gajah $3.10 $3.25 Ayer Kunings 1.30 1.40 Ayer Molek I.Bf> 1.95 Ayer Panas <5.50 8.75 Balgownie 4.00 4.15 Bnkit Jelotong 0.55 0,60 Bukit Katil 6.70 0.77J OhangkatSerdg.... 8.50 9.00"
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    42 3 According to a traveller from Berlin, placards have been posted on the walls there explaining that the Kaiser is not responsible for the war, which was forced on Germany. Tho object is stated to be to prevent the outbreak of a revolution.
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      1247 3 j„ 1 at the T 11 I Alhambra Theatre 1 THE HOUSE OF QUALITY BEACH ROAD. I I The Leading Theatre in Singapore." E ME F FEATLRE ATTRACTIONS. J| Manager, MLIHL KENYQN-SLADE f ii Pathe Presents > I The W rld s Fav O"rite Actress FLORENCE REED with an AI
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      320 4 flpsoWtelu u OIQ HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES AT MODERATE PRICES Something Special at the Price— Something different, Something better *~2SJ than you have ever smoked before. CIGARETTES No. 555 vi {?eaf ia PER TIN OF 50=60 cents.; Packed in patent vacuum tins ensuring the perfect condition of the cigarettes in all climates.
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      312 4 SUPREMACY Like the British Army the Palladium has firmly Mtabushed aecendancy. It may be attacked by every weapon known Cinematograph Warfare, but still it Triumphs Sheer Merit: THAT IS THK SKCRET OF OUR B0OCH8& Every Film a Feature TO-Night at the PALLADIUM Singapore's Premier Theatre. Orchard Rl Singapore's Premier Theatre
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      12 4 TAMANOYA HOTEL. 5-19 Beach Road. Most Comfortable Japaj in Singapore. Charv.cs Moderate
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    The Income-Tax.
    864 5 Sawmill Owners Approve. TbP .wii i'l owners of S'*n2».pore meeting on the 7th instant for u rpo»e of discussing the qees--of |he proposed income-Ux. Mr hone Sione. M*n*giog Direc- tbe United Saw Mills, Ltd., was ;o address the meeting H" I thai Ihe proposed income-tax Brtt-cl»« arrangement, as
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    Straits Produce.
    233 5 (Singapore, July 15). Tin. —$81.50 100 tons sold. Copra.—Weak. Business done. Tapioca.—Steady. Business done. Sago Flour' do Business done. Oambier. —No Business. Pepper.—Steady. No Business. Other Products. —Market Quiet. Latest Local Market Quotatim. Nutmegs 110 S. per picul $30.50 Nutmegs 80 S. 39.00 Copra Bali g.flo Copra Gorong
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      397 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. arrived: arrived 5 More Actors end Actresses FKOM SBM vBa»Q Indudin;; th« Prim* Donna MISS OTOK who will take part To-nlrfht To-night THE NEW STAR OPERA At the THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road Playing for short season sn j y Tke well known Fairy Play, Ejazam Khalbee will
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      522 5 Latest Advertisements^ Raffles Hotel TO-NIGHT Special Dinner Cinema Show Universal Film Manufacturing FEATURES 1. FATHER'S LUCKY ESTATE 1-Reel Nestor Comedy. 2. DISGUISED BUT DISCOVERED 1-Reel L.Ko Comedy. 4 REWARD OP CHIVALRY. 3-Reelt Gold Seal Drama Fealtrlng 1 Herbert Rewlinson. 6. TWENTY MINUTES AT THE FAIR 1-Reel LKo Comedy. Punishment of
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      131 5 FIXTURES. Tt-hr. Full Moon. St. Swithin. \nglo-Cbinese School Sports, 2 30 p.m. Chinese Employees Assn. Meeting, Victoria H^ll. High Water—11-10a.m. 8 ft.; 5 ins.; 10-2 p.m. 10 ft. To-Aorrov. 4th Sunday after Trinity. High Water—11-48 a.m., 8 ft. 7 ins.; 10.52 p.m. 10 ft. 3 in. Moaday, 17th. High Water—0
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    THE GENERAL SITUATION.
    985 6 Mr. Asquith'«* gtatement in the Honse of Commons and that of Mr. Lloyd George at the Allies' conference are very reassuring with* respect to the general situation of military affairs. For many months, the only reply we could make to the German assaults was the heroism of
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    To-Day's Contents.
    79 6 »p Pa ihe Great War The Western Front In the East and Vietorv France's National Day Irish Affairs French Consular News I J- M. S. Ho Exports Japan News Chnrch Services Local Share Market T he Income Tax The Genial Sittnat ion Local and Gm> 1 Java Produce
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      105 6 ftf-l BRITISH-MADE |jj Eau de Cologne dtfßlfiwNr Specially Manufactured ItpHO Robinson Co. ft If SINGAPORE. 60 cents I LIQUID FUEL FOR Diesel Semi-Diesel Engines, Smelting Furnaces, Boilers, ETC.. ETC. KEROSENE FOR Kerosene Oil Engines. Large Stocks Always on Hand. For Particulars and Prices apply to THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM Co S.S.,
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      56 6 McCALLUM'S M Perfection Scotch Whisky Bole a«.k.n Galdbeck, Macgregor AND Co. WIRE 111 SPIRIT MEMNAHTS. lADELPHI HOTEL To-night: SPECIAL DINNER AND *ALL. j I Y. M. TOY©. I J PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO E I 15 Hioh Stbbtt. 3 (Can *•«>> 8r,..,. 2 1 JE*t iOW {or attend- I 2 Amateurs' Work
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      22 6 z **********J^*******j?*+^+J^ 1 MILKMAID] Sweetened Condensed Milk per case id on 2 Sterilised Natural Milk <? I I Ideal Unsweetened Milk $10 In >
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    Local and General.
    574 7 Robber is quoted at both or inert and crepe. Mr i7 a .i,i Lewis is recognised as \nsal of the United States at Singapore. om C G. May has been appointed -Jond lieutenant of the Penang Voianteers Mr H. G. Sarwar has been apnted a member ol
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    Police Courts.
    60 7 Theft from Y. JR. C. A. A Malay was charged in the third Conn yesterday with the theft of four electric lamps from the T. M. C. A. premises. He pleaded guilty,' but the Magistrate ordered the case to stand over until next week, in order that the
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    Fraudulent Possession of Wire.
    71 7 In the Second Court, yesterday, a Hokien was charged by Inspector Cannon, of Sepoy Lines, with being found in fraudulent possession of fifteen coils of telephone wire. As the police have not 3t discovered the rightful owner of the wire, the Inspector asked f. r a
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    Story of a Diamond Ring.
    260 7 in the becond Court this morning two Hylams were charged with offences relating to a gold ring set with diamonds and valued at $450, the property of Mrs. Findlay, of Ayer Rajah Road. The first man, Poh Tek Yen. a general dealer, was charged with
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    Java Produce Report.
    137 7 {Thfnih the courtesy of Messrs Francis Peek tt Co., Ltd. Batavia, Jnly 14. Robber Market. The position throughout, the week has shown improvement, first grades fetching out F. 1.35 to F. 1.37$ per half-kilo. Rice Market. The market is still quiet and nominal quotations are given at
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    42 7 Rear-Admiral Hood, who went down with the Invincible, was only 45 years of age, shared with Sir David Beatty the distinction of being the youngest Admiral in the Fleet, Sir John Jellicoe is now 56, the same age as Sir Frederick Stnrdee.
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    72 7 The Western Front. Allies Going Strong. Straigbteaioi the Line British to tbe Fore. REUTERS SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Jnly 14, 12.35 a.m. General Sir Douglas Haig reports reciprocal artillery activity throughout the day. As the result of sharp infantry fighting we not merely maintained the pressure, but appreciably advanced
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    Huns Second Line Broken.
    43 7 London, July 14, 12.20 p.m. Sir Douglas Haig reports that at dawn to-day we attacked the enemy's second line of defence and broke into their front for four miles. We have captured several strongly defended localities. Heavy fighting continues.
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    More Villages Captured.
    42 7 London, July 14,1.20 p.m. Renter's correspondent telegraphing from the Press camp says that the latest reports state we have captured the villages of Longueval and Bazentin le Grand and cleared Trenes Wood of the enemy. The weather is favourable.
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    Tbe Battle of tbe Woods.
    128 7 Tommies' Hell-Hole- London, July 14, 6.5 a.m. The ebief characteristic of the fighting in Mametz Wood and and at Contalmaison has been the determined effort of the British to take and hold a number of copses and small forests between the first and second German
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    Kitchener's Army.
    177 7 Sirprise for tke German. London, July 14, 5 p.m. Paris: It is stated that the Germans lost twelve thousand mem in their counter-attacks at Contalmaison, this showing the importance of the attacked position. A German prisoner, lately a waiter in London, said that the German officers told their
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    The Best News.
    127 7 London, July 14, 8.45 p,m. The latent news from the British Front is the best since the posh began. Longueval, which is joct north of Trones Wood, is more than six miles north-east of Albert and nearly five miles east of our original line. Bazentin le Grand
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    Bombardment of Souville.
    32 7 London, July 14, 12.35 a.m. Paris: The communique states there is nothing to report except a somewhat lively bombardment of the Souville sector on the right of the Meuse.
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    Enemy Attacks Fail.
    39 7 London, July 14, 4.5 p.m. Paris The communiqie states that the artillery was most active at Souville. Two attempted enemy attacks north of the Aisne were immediately stopped by machinegun fire There was nothing inoporrint elsewhere.
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    President's Praise.
    75 7 London, July 14, 10.40 p.m, Paris M. Poincaire, distributing diplomas of honour to relatives of those killed in the war, in his speech said the Frenchmen bad revealed themselves as capable of frustrating the plans of predatory powers. He eulogised the Allies, especially Great Britain, whose splendid young
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    France's National Day.
    51 7 Impressive Scenes. London, Jnly 14, 4.10 n.m. The Allied troops participated in the impressive national c lebrations in Paris. Tne Biuibu douchuienk consisted of Guards, Highlander?, South Africans, Anzacs, Canadians and Indians. Led by the band of the pipers of the Royal Scots they aroused the wildest
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    The Brave French Army.
    75 7 London, Jaly 14, 11.10 p.m. Paris General Sir Douglas Haig on the occasion of the national celebrations telegraphed to M. Poincaire The British army, fighting by the side of the brave French expresses admiration of the French army and the unshakeable confidence in the realisation of
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    President's Message.
    58 7 London, July 13.11.30 p.m. I Poincaire in a jessage to Great Britain on the v of the national fee said thai :ne French unboundedly admire I :he deeds of Britain's glorious navy and the development of tb" re'i mighty resources. Fran n if greetings of everlasting broth»-- i
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    Dutch Defence.
    49 7 London, July I 3, 340 p.m. The Hagae: The Chamber haa adopted a bill exte::]iug the Landstnrm. The Minister for War said that the more the i le* ef peace wa* penetrating the belligerents the more careful must he Dutch be to defeat attempts on their integrity.
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    Munitions and Victory.
    219 7 Allied Conference in London. Mr Lltyd George Optimistic, London, Jnlv 13, 11.20p.m. Mr. Lloyd George presiding at a conference held at the War Office and attended by the French, Rueiian and Italian representatives emphasised the considerable change in the fortunes of the Allies since the last conference.
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    Needs of Russia and Italy.
    37 7 London, Jnne, 14. 4 10 p.m. Official The Allies* munitions conference reviewed the whole programme of Russian requirements and aftera four hoars sitting arrived at satisfactory conclusions. Subsequently they considered Italian needs.
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    In the East.
    66 7 Poshing Back the Turks. London, July 14, 10.5 a.m. Petrograd The communique states that the Turks hare been hurled back from the heights eastwards of Baibart and are now retreating. Our offensive west of Namaahatun is progressing successfully. A aeries of height 1 have been occupied after
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    Austria and Peace.
    72 7 London, Jul\ 14,12.45 pot. The Homing Post's correspou dent at Petrograd says that tbe departure o£ Council Ministers for the imperial headquarters is much commented upon. There is a strong fee* ing in influential quarters that when Austria again ismes feelers for a separate peace, tbey should
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    Waiting for Romania.
    57 7 London, July 14, 4.10 p.m. Bnkharest The Autstro-iierinau aiH most perturbed at the Alliedoohf h ter.eive aud ar* end av<;unng to die' cover Romania's i atentions. Th* opinion is strengthening that it in in the interests of Rumania t<< I» maod a speedy entry into actio: and
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    Disastrous Fire.
    70 7 King of Greece's Chateau Burned. Royal Family Escape London July 14,9.15 a.m. Reuters correspondent at Athen* telegraphs that the forest of Tatoi has been burning fur several hours The flames spread to the royai chateau which, together with the adjoining barracks, have been destroyed. There have been seven*
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    Irish Affairs.
    30 8 Lansdowne Replies to Redmond. London, July 13, 11.35 p.m. Lord Lanadown* v a reply to *fr. John Redmond says he believes that he represented the views of Government.
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    Naked Coercion.
    42 8 Loudon, July 14, 9.20 p.m. Mr. Redmond, replying to Lord statement of yesterday, raid that the matter can only be deared by the production of the Government's Amending Bill. He was loth to believe that the Cabinet favours naked coercion.
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    French Loan in America.
    118 8 £20,000,000. London, July 14, 5.15 a.m. New York A statement has been •toned by Messrj Morgans and Browns regarding the French loan, ft say* that an American corporation will be formed known as the American Foreign Securities Company, which will issue one handred million dollars for
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    Loan Negotiated.
    28 8 London, July 14, 4.25 a.m. New Yorki It is officially an- < •onnced that the one htmdred mil- ♦ion dollars French loan has been naccessfnlly negotiated here.
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    Labour Entertains Dominions.
    26 8 London, July 13, 11.35 p.m. Labour members ef the House of Commons have given a banquet to the Dominion visitors. Mr. Henderson presided.
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    Obituary.
    32 8 Faratos Painter Dead London, Jalj 13, 3.40 p.m. The death is announced of James riant, c. v. o., B. a., late principal painter-in-ordinary to Qneen Tictoria. He wan born in 1*20.
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    Business Resumed in Jeddah.
    22 8 ihe following cabled message Jeddah, July 14, 105 a.m. Jo!y 15, 12.37 a.m.) To Aiaagoff, Singapore Nooc Jokhdar/
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    379 8 PENANG ENTRIES. First Day. Tnesday, 25 inly 1916. 1. The Opeeiho Stakes. Valoe $500. A Selling Handicap for horses that have not won a race of the advertised value of $650 or more. AH horses to be entered at a stated valoe of $400. S.R A. Rales of
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    Second Day.
    314 8 Thursday, 27th Jnly 1916. The Pony Road-stir HANDI-CAP,-Value $300. A Handicap for all ex-Griffin Pony Roadsters that have entered on the First Day. Entrance Fee $10. Distance six furlongs. Kity Carrick Lad Kee Hoat Dam Dam Sadie Petit 2 1 hi Selling Handicap.— Yalae $500. A Handicap for
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    Third Day.
    328 8 Saturday, 29th July, 1916, 3L The Kedah Cup.—Value $400 and $50 to the Second Horse A Handicap for all Griffins that have rnn at the Meeting. Entrance *ree. Disiancs six furlongs. I Dunno Lady Betty Sunstar Shrapnel Happy Jack Mifawny Silverblado Butterfly Pretty Maid Pretty Girl 2 Thb
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    Training Notes.
    435 8 (Br THE Railbibd.) More than cursory interest was taken this morning in the work of Singapore candidates for the forthcoming Penang meeting, quite a few interested spectators being present. Owing to the rains which we have recently had the track was rather soft this morning. The going was
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    Lawn Tennis.
    81 8 S. C. C. Tournament. Although the courts were heaw after the recent rains which have prevented play for several days some matches were decided yesterday afternoon with the following results Handicap Single*, Claj» B:Chancy beat Hadden, 6—4, 6—2 Handicap Singles, ClassC:Crossley beat Palgrave, 6—4, S—B, 6—l. Nbwc#mbrs Handicap.—Old.
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    French Red Cross Fund.
    183 8 The following farther subscription have been received to-day Already acknowledged ...$O5l Robinson C. 2o»> F. L. Tom Ha 25 K. CV. D. 10 Dr. Dexter Alien Un Ami \Q C, C. Hoi ling 25 G. U. Farrant $0 Zerner 25 L. F. Payne io J, Flanagan
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    65 8 untitled of the M.SG. and one tim* A.l. to Governors Sir Frank iwettool and Sir John Anderson, m not Dhotiam, Am.itzar, wheM* he I- jusf bwen BMdfl an Hoaortrt Magistrate f or tno l> UT} j a b. compatriots in Ipoh met ai theSiH Boon siogh Sabha temple in Ipoh
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      92 8 Singapore Volunteer Corps. To-day. p.m. Drill Hall for transport to Bnona Vista Road S.R.E.v. p.m. Kampong Bahrn Police Station S V.R. r> p.m. Bras Basah Rd. Malay Co. «3 Raftles Institution 8« V. C, Band. To-morrow. 7.15 a.m. Baleatier Rang* Veterans Co. Monday, July 17. >.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.A.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    780 9 Price j Quoted m the H*f kct this Moreint Singapore, July 15. Metiers Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations Rubber Shares. Nona. Value. Buyers. Sellers. 21- Allagar 2/- 2/41 2 Anglo Java 3/6 4/--2- Anglo-Malay 10/- 11/6 1 Ayer Kuning
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    Loyal India.
    1538 10 Germany Fails to Stir up Holy War in Afghanistan. Sar Francii Younghusband Reveals How the Kaiser's Agents, Proclaiming the War Lord to Be a Mohammedan, Spent iMonry Freely, but FutileL, to Foment a Rebellion Among the Wild Tribes of India. The German attempts to bara-s Great Britain in
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    Late Lord Kitchener.
    733 11 Last Day Ii Errand. To the fctaml public L H Kitchener was tho lilesl and stern organizer of vi tory, hm unbending and -teifui mm. Hut the few who *Wm hiuj intimately realized that he a man wl o loved children and flighted in tbe simple life
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      132 11 Rai Saliei) Dr. K.C. Dass. HEALIH LITIiUATCRE OF 120 PAGES DISIRI6UEED TREE. Apply to J Tfc€ SHastfiya Satan Pftaraacy, j 30. 2 Harrisjn Road, C ALCUTTA. Silks! Sifks! Silks"! WE HAVE ALL SORTS OF Sarces, Dup*tU, R.vikai, Shawls, etc., Our FamOßl j russ To\s containing 32 articles. t»ig S< t
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    Interesting Sidelights.
    1031 12 Long before the world had heard of him," says Harold Begbie in tbe Chronicle, there were two old Scottish ladies living in Phillimoregardens, Kensington, who worshipped at the shrine of Herbert Kitchener. These old tpmster", whose name was Hotchinson, and who might have been characters out of a
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    NOT BEYOND HOPE.
    181 12 Those who have suffered year after year with Rheumatism will be glad to hear of a remedy that has proved an absolute specific. There are no conditions of Rheumatism, no matter how severe, nor from what cause, that cannot immediately be relieved, and permanently cured by Little's
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      219 12 Best National Tonic. I Oar very live English contemporary The Efficiency Magazine utters tome timely 'words in season' under the caption So Advertising in Thibet. A traveller if p.v,». recently c -me from the ehutland of Thibet. H, announce, that TbSb* tkc nott backward land in the world. It ia
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      650 12 LEE BROTHERS' STUDIO. RENOWNED FOR HIGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY, TIiERFFORE ENSURING Bh-ST RESULTS. Have your Photograph takes our Studio. 1-5 v lIMMMM—WMIII lIIIW I—HT Useful to Planters. OUR GROUND NUT CAKE, which is only once pressed, is of the aighest quality, and \*a have no doubt will trove very reneficial for trees
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      375 12 AUCTION SALES. IN THE ESTATE OF TAN JIAK PENG, Deceased AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Land and Shop Houses Situate at 35 High Street, 200 201 Arab Street 30 ClvdP t** To be held at y e ier raci Messrs Ching Keng Lee Co's Sale-room No. 3 Raffles Place On Monday,
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      40 12 To Coconut Planters COPRA OR OIL I Which pays best i H A question of the moment. Fa I figures to further the Indu- X Price 40 cents. On Sale at B John Little &Ca d I SINGAPORE. 3-6 TW
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    MRS. JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.
    290 13 View on 4he War. A message from New York states that after an absence of IS years, Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, widow of the former Colonial Secretary of Great Britain, whose engagement to the Canon of Westminster we announced yesterday, is back .in America to see her aged
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    Why School Teachers Get Wrinkles.
    277 13 Some Answers—Can Yon Guess the Questions '< A triangle is a circle with three corners to it. The alimentary canal connects Lake Erie with the Hadson River. The government of a country that is rnled by a king is a monkey. A saxophone is an
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      302 13 Kit Cement cement I ALWAYS Tf) MAliB. I 3LSO DYES FOR SHLE I Orders exfteu*«i for erery ieocriptiow of Japanese goods, k<cCJ of Portland cement, silk and eetto* piece-goods, glass and iLhmrr ware, etc., en meet favourable terms. A. ABBAS I Merchant and Commission Agent, 5-1, de Sousk St. DAIRY
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      62 13 HAPsh Purgatives, Sal and Castor Oil, are old fashioa ed remedies more drastic than safe. the tiny laxatives ensure the same res jl te, but in ajperf ect ly natu al manner. They do not upset the siowacb, nor gripe, but gently assist nature. Of chemists, 50 cents per phial,
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      588 13 VOUR nerves inay 3e strong as yon think they are. But that does not justify you in neglecting them. They govern all the "work of living that goes cn ia your body. They influence directly your health voi r mental activities. All your usefulness and energies,in fact, depend n the
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      448 14 NOTICFS MUNICIPAL NOTICE RfFUHO OF ASSFSSMENT. Ail pmom claiming refund of Asaepwrne'j* in rp s r,p f .t r ,f v, f n(?ps meant for a .t portion or tne -if y»-ar ing 30'k June, 1916, are. hereby re. minder; that ucb claims MUST BE SENT IN TO THF SOMMISSI3NEIS
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      380 14 FOR SALE FOB SALE News Printing Paper. Apply to Box 229, c/o Malaya Tribune. 27-5 v FOR SALE For sale two fine, showy Australian horses, one brown, one roart 14.2 hands pach first class condition quiet in harness. Can be »een at Clarke's Livery Stables, Queen S:reet. «♦7 21-7 A
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      355 14 TO BE LET_ OFFICES AND CODOWNS TO LET. Noa. 6-D, 6 E, 6-G, 6-H, Batter} Road. Apply to Yeo Hock Hoe, No. 3 Raffles Place. 146 v TO BE LET Commodious Offices in Gresham House, Battery Road. Apply McALISTER Co., Ltd. 14-6 n TO LET. Furnished, or for Sale, No.
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      392 14 WANTED CLERK WANTED One who has insuranoe experience preferred. Apply to insurance." care of Malaya Tribune. 8-7 fl-T POSITION WANTED. A young foreigner with previous experience in office routine and eood typist is open for employment Outports no objection. Apply Box 230, c/o Malaya Tribune. 10-7 15-7 Lady with two
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      299 14 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH mumzt co.. up I UN'CORfORATB) a S 45; I Rent and Merc!,.. I '■ioaorij: I parts of the world I EARTHOOAIE Risks accept. I J HBiH I HEUNOON] j WSCRABCE CO.. LTD. I (Ino«tporatfcd Q Capit* iMM(| I FIRE DEPARTMENT—, on Building, sn(1 Merch j enrrentrutea. "*"M
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      439 1 P.^O.J^tilhlndia AND Apcar Line c ompanies Incorporated in England.) Mail and Passenger Services. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. Under (Joutract with His Majesty's Government). For China, Japan, Ptnang, Ceylon, Australia, India. Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mail Lines. Homeward (fob Eubopr) Outwabd (fob
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      232 1 STOOMVAART-MAATSCHAPPIJ (STEAMSHIP COMPANY) "NEDERLAND" (Incorporated in Holland.) MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN JAVA AND AMSTERDAM, VIA SINGAPORE, BELAWAN-DELI, SABANG, DURBAN, CAPETOWN, LAS PALMAS AND VICE VERSA St earner a'are dae to arrive en the nndermentioned dates OUTWARD. Juliana (via Suez) Aug. 1 Rembrandt Aug. 1 Oranje Sept. 15 Vondel Oct. 27 Grotius
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      557 1 N.Y.K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISUA (TN ORPOUATF;D IN JAPAN) (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.) EUROPEAN LINE A service is maintained between Yokohama via poits te Marseilles and London, under mail contract with the Imperii Jaoan-* Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted with ail the
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    Singapore Sailing List.
    660 2 Europe. For London: Mentor in port Tydena Jnly 17 Sello.e Jnly 20 Priam Jnly 23 Mishima Mam Jnly 25 Nankin Angnst 3 Bowa Mam Aug. 9 Oity of Bombay due August 14 Somali August 23 For Genoa Holt liners For Liverpool: loading Antilochns Jnly 25 For Marseilles:
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    The Lucky Touch.
    124 2 M Touch wood a fetish to which Mr. Balfour bends the knee, threatens to be outdone by Touch a sailor for luck A sailor on leave writes: 44 Wherever we go in Yorkshire towns we encounter people who lap us for luck r In York. Bradford, Halifax,
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    18 2 The Homeward Dutch mail steamer Koninigin der Nederlanden will leave this port homeward hoond on the 20th inst.
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    Harbour Movements.
    305 2 Vessels in Port. Britisk STEAMER. BERTH DATE. Giang Seng Dock 13-5 Patrol Outer Rds 9-b Lady Weld Inner Rds Magnet do 3-7 Eury bates Outer Rds 8-7 Kioto Jo 9-7 Palitana K. Harbour do Umta Outer Rds 10-7 Chow Tai No. 7 Wharf 11-7 Kuala Inner Rds do
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    Busy London Docks.
    145 2 Remarkable activity is to be seen at the London Docks, induced by war conditions. Import goods landed for warehousing or for immediate delivery during the year ended March totalled 2,819,332 tons, or 431,304 tons in excess of 1915, which was in itself higher than any previously recorded.
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    32 2 The B.I. liner Thongwa sailed iroui Negapatam on the Bth instant and ia expected to arrive at Penang this afternoon. She leaves for Singa pore viaj Port Swettenham tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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    The Waterfront. Wireless Reports.
    540 2 Noon To-day. Vessel in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless station: —Nil. The B. L liner Mata Hari will leave for Bangkok on the 25th inst. For Calcutta is timed to sail the N.Y.K. liner Benten Maru on the 23rd inst. The B. I.
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    The Spanish Mail.
    144 2 Fernando Poo a Total Wreck. The Spanish Mail steamer which we exclusively to rr been wrecked in the Suiu Sea hai slipped off the reef she stru is now lying in deep water. of the cargo has been lightered ar it was thought that th re v
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    Marine Court.
    111 2 (Before Commandkr B. a Cator R.N., M a., a Refusal to Join Yesterday afternoon C. Braxton an American subject, who signed on the articles ot the British steamer Aureole (of tho Asiatic Petroleum Co in the capacity of greaser, was charged with refuging to join the vessel. Defendant
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    London Dock Fire.
    126 2 Damage to the extent of thousand of pounds was caused bj a fire which broke out on June 3rd at Millwall Dock Lend* n. It starts! in No. b' shed situated neai the of the Sonth Dock, This died is 150 ft. long by 80 ft. broad,
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    232 2 It is stated in a German financial paper that the Roland Line proposal to increase its capital from 3,000,000 to 12,000,000 marks. Dyes have been exported trom Germany into Holland, in order to avert the shortage existing thera The dyes now at Gibraltar, awaiting shipment, will be sent on the
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    Singapore Shipping Review.
    744 3 ■1 rh inded Position. unchanged and mains at the same 0 D B wik discount was 1 ming the week, and owfl desire to I !»i I lowering of a and produce ;;m v effect on atef bung well I n don ia still tisht i- no
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    Passenger Lists.
    216 3 Per P 0 Liners Per P O str Maiwa, Mr Hodgkins, Mr J P Baird, Mr. Phillips. Per P O Kaisa-i-Hind.—Mrs Palmer and 2 children. Mr Tickler, Mr Keyzer, Mr Ed wards, Mr Collett, Mr McCrae, Mr Brown. Per P A O str. Mooltan.—Mr Corin, Mr Mrs Hertog,
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    European Mails.
    68 3 Delivered in London. i'he following are the iated of departure from Singapore of the European Mails and thoir delivery in Loudon, sj Mail. biff. Dklivkrkd. B. I. June 2 June 80 MM. Jun* i July 5 P. «I June 9 Jaly 11 B I. June 16 P. O.
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    Quarantine.
    129 3 The following ports are declared infected (Signal X G. Q.) and suspected (Singal F. P. B.) No. of Notn. Port. Signal. Disease Date. Bangkok ...F.P.B. ...Plague 746 16.6 Bassein ...X.G.Q. ...Plague 506 28.4 Batavia ...F.P.B. ...Cholera... 649 26.5 Bombay ...X.G.Q. ...Small pox 297 10.3 Do. ...X.G.Q. ...Plague *****.3 Calcutta
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    PORT SWETTENHAM.
    107 3 Vessels Expected. Teesta (B I) 15th July, from Singapore for Penang, Madras and Negapatam, Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co, Ltd. Thongwa (B I) 15th July, from India for Singapore. Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire Co, Ltd Mentor (Holt) 16th Juiy,from Singapore for Colombo and London. Agents, Messrs Boustead,
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    Singapore Tide Tables.
    96 3 Jnly. 15.—High water :—ll.lO a.m. 8 ft. 5 ins.; 10.2 p.m. 10 ft. July. 16.—High water :—ll-48 a.m. 8 ft. 7 ins. 10-52 p.m. 10 ft. 3 in July. 17.—High water :—0.23 a.m 8 ft. 9 ins. 11-41 p.m. 10 ft 5 ins. Jnly. 18.—High water :—O-57
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      39 3 SINGAPORE SHIPGHANDLERYGo SHIPCHANDLERS 8 PROVIDORING CONTRACTORS, j The Company's Lauuch meets incoming ships. office —16 Battery Road. TAKE LIFT TO TOP FLOOR Telephone No. 141. Orders promptly atterded to from January Ist! 1916. H.W. H. STEVENS, Manager. 5-1 M
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      264 3 M. M. MESSACERIES M4RITIMES. Mail Line. KOLi MIVA, J APAN, (JBYLOS, MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD OUTWARD A. Lebon July 1* Athos July 20 Atlantiquc Aug. 2 Cordillere Aug. 1 Porthos Aug. 15 For all particulars apply to J. De COURTOIS, Agent. BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO., LTD. APCAR LINE. FOR HONGKONG, SHANGHAI,
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      461 3 Combined Service ©f The Ocean S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporate! in England) AND The West Australian S. N. Co., Ltd (Incorp > rated in England.; UIHUi FREMANTLE PERTH), NORTH WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS, JAVA AND SINGAPORE. Regular sailings between Singapore anu Western Austr Ua, calling at Java (as in iuoewent offers), Derby,
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      306 3 Wails Close. To-ii&j. Penang* dt Bangoon Palitana 2.30 pm Bangkok Katong 2.30 pm Medau Ciroe 2.30 pm Singkawane, Pamaugkat and Sambafa Singkawang 2.30 pm Malacca, Port Swettenham and Penang 'Klang 2.30 pm Batu Pahat Hong Wan 2.80 pm K. Pahang. Pekan, Kuan tan, Kemaman. Kuala Dungnn and Trengganu Ho 2.30
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      490 4 f I Mitsubishi Dockyard Engine Works. A A 1 AP(. Wi +t*rn f/iiion, r> 'dne«.rin£r Mid I •de'- oo* Bnilderi and Lepairrrg of Sinj»», Engine* an- i and &;ec i Ki'jrin' en of fl(. 8l .lies'* Mftßfai Bronae Caatiug, .raraoai diiam la-r.ines ann Th.in A .<> >m. .c etc., etc.
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      421 4 Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd. J (IVCORPORATBD IN JAPAN) [Oamĕt j* in* Imperial Japanese Army and Navy and to Foreign GomenunmtsJ Ahunmanm CoDBS AI, A.B.C, nor k v 6**!^ vßi Scott's, L-eber'a. and KOBE Shipbuilders, Engineers, Boiler and Locomotive Makers. A I,MM and ti eacriptioni of Boilers, Marine and Lard Enginos.
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      304 4 Ocean Company, Uj p Ch,M (Incorporated in i The Companies' putcl ed from Li\ rr tbe Straits, China v I week and from Japan bonei London, Aaaaterdam uT every fortnight t lev and Liverpool and f Havre and Liierpooj outward steamer aver tends to Vancouver Seattl Tacoma, taking cargo on
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