Malaya Tribune, 7 August 1916

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. 3.- -No. 184. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1916 Price 5 Cents. Cbe n?alapa Cribune. MONDAY, AUGUST 7.
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      439 1 The Greatest Event or all Days THE GIRL DETECTIVE STARTS TO-NIGHT At the one and only Cinema House of Serials GAIETY" PICTURE PALACE 1 Junction of Albert and Bencoolen Streets. 1UR\ SPECIAL PROGRAMME OF THE HIGHEST ORDER In the Second Show Latest Pathe Official War Gazette British and Colonial Film
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      92 1 Portland I > j j Mitsui Bussan ICaisha, Ltd. l| (INCORPORATED IV JAPAN I Awarded Nk<*7;t2ro*j& GoJ Medals «2 tit O 0 II (0 5 I AGENCIES Obtainable tTerywbfe end at ooi <Jod«wn U II i Tel<'graph Street, Singapore. I Koala Lnmpnr-6 High Street. q j Penana-Taik Moh Co. 85
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    Rubber Outputs.
    90 2 Returns for July. Mr. Chan Sze Onn, Secretary of Scndai Ltd, favours us with the advice that the July output was 7,580 lbs; a total of 23,4S0 lbs for the first four months of the current financial year. Tapah Robber Estates, Ltd. (Meesrs Evatt Co. Secretaries) 29,927 lbs
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    German Drowned at Shanghai
    168 2 The body found in the Whangpoo River at The Point, Shanghai, on July 17, has been identified as that of Reinhold Stephan, a German, formerly in the Customs service and later a light-house keeper. The identification was made by means of a photograph of the man,
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    A Peerage Tragedy.
    190 2 Owing to amazing complications caused by the war, a boy not yet nine years old has been Earl Erne, without knowing it, since December, 1914. The boy earl is the son of Viscount Crichton, who was the son of the fourth Earl Erne. Viscount Crichton went to
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      223 2 HANYANG BROS. TOBACCO Co. 38 Robinson Road, Singapore. Branches at IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. Chinese CI gar Bites. Cigarettes of the Th above 44 chop hay They are aromatic, been manufactured not in i uriou s to in Hongkong for health, and the over ten years now WM smoke can
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    393 3 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE EMPIRE. BENGAL. Police \dministration Report A Bengnl Government resolution i n Calcutta Police Report for 1915 notes that the discipline of the force ifiows steady improvement and thanks Mr Clarke for elKcient adminwtraT ion. Ths year was unfortunately marker! by
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    DELHI.
    133 3 Case Against a Driver. C. Knight, a driver on tke G.I.P.R. was brought before Colonel Beadon, District Magistrate, Delhi, for trial under Sectian 102 of the Railwaj Act. The charge against him was that on the sth January while the ashman was raking out ashes under the e.tgine at
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    MADRAS.
    331 3 Alleged Defamation An interesting case of defamation was disposed of by Sir Leslie Miller and Jnstice Humza Hussain in tbe Mysore Chief Court. Mr. Karnick Krislmamurthy liao, member of the Mysore Legislative Amenably, filed a complaint before the City Magistrate of Bangalore charging the President aud the Secretary of
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    SIMLA.
    253 3 Lady Hardiage Medical Colleie The following Press Communique has been issued :—It is notified for the information of candidates intending to join the Lady Hardinge Medical College for Women at Delhi that the institution will be open to students on the 28th September 1916 and that lectures anu classes
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    BOMBAY.
    308 3 Primary Education in Bombay. At the adjourned meeting of the Bombav Munieipal Corporation on July 13 the debate on Primary education in the city initiated by Mr Joseph Baptittta came to a close. Mr Baptist»* replied at great length submitting thst the progress of Primary education in th« city
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      503 3 i?^S£P ,!l Read this a programme that defies Competition. g I The TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 1 Alhambra is AT THE Alhambra j" the Theatre fJH| house of quality is the only t hC re you the 11 theatre 5 j vMiere you m IB with an get the BEST MM W
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    Local Share Market.
    139 4 (Exclusive to the Malaya Tribune)Messrs Latham and Co., the Arcade, advise the following quotations for to-day:— Alor Gajah $3.35 $3.50 Ayer Eunings 1.25 1-35 AyerMolek 2.20 2 27£ AyerPanas 10.00 10.25 Balgownie 4.40 4.60 Bukit Jelotong 0.57 i 0.65 Bukit Katil 0.77J ChangkatSerdg.... 9.25 9.50 Glenealy 1.60
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 4 Singapore, August 4On London— Bank 4 m/s. 2/4 19/32 Demand 2/4 7/32 Private 3 m/e. 2/4 27/32 On India— Bank T. T. On Hongkong— Bank d/d 9£ On Shanghai— Bank d/d. SO* On Java— Bank T. T. 136 On Japan— Bank d/d. 110 j Sovereigns—buying rate 8.54 India Ceil
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    38 4 The second camp contingent of the M. S. V. R. gave a concert at Taiping in aid of the St. Dungtan's Home for blind soldiers and sailors, as a result of which $600 was remitted to the Home.
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    445 5 Cricket. A C S. t. M. B. S. Football. The Methodist Boys Football *>>!j. played a friendly game of socct with the Anglo-Chinese School »n Saturday, in the Oldham Hall ground play commencing at 5.15 Both sides were evenly i and a good game resulted, play was very
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    Football.
    103 5 The Methodist Boys Football played a friendly gaine of soc- r with the Anglo-Chinese School on Saturday, in the Oldham Hall ground play commencing at 5.15 Both sides were evenly I and a good game resulted. 1 was very fast, and con tinto the visitor's territory, :t they made
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    Boxing.
    81 5 Middle Weight Championship. The Army Middle Weight Championship of the S. S. and F. M. S. is l '> he decided at the Palladium on -jonilay the 14th inst., when Cpl. ''•'Be R. h. will meet Gunner Tibbies an ,s Round Contest. The men •uivfe been seen before and
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    20 5 To-day. risk 3.17 p.m. Height Bft 6in J"hnston's Pier—2 30 and 1.30. liub Buagalow—3 and 5.30 p.m.
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    S. Andrew's School.
    710 5 Annual Sports. The annual athletic sports of the 3. Andrew's School were h*-M on Saturday afternoon in the Raffips Institution grounds. It was a fine, sunny afternoon, and the function was a great success. By kind permission of Lt. Col. A. B, Garrett and Officers of the
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    S.C.C. Tennis tournament.
    136 5 Saturday's Play. A Singles. Meaning beet Sinclair, G—4.l—6, 6— 4. C Si 50 LBS. Gibson beat McKerrow, 11—9, 7— 9. G—4. KEWOOMBBB Handicap. Bnrne K>v beat Parish, 6—o, C—l. Thorougood beat Murray, 6—l, 6-4. To-day's Ties. B Singles. Tinsley v Doig, if Doig is not in Doubles.
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    Singapore, Garrison Golf Club.
    33 5 Monhly Medal. The Men's Medal (Stroke) will take place on Saturday and Sunday, August 12th and 13th. The Ladies Monthly Medal (Bogey) will take place on Thursday August 10th.
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    Our China Letter.
    622 5 Tutah Lung Victorious. fFrom Our Special Cwretpondeni.) Canton, July 28. Operations around Canton the last two days favourable to the troops of Tutuh Lung Chi-kuang, as the attempts of Li Lieh-chun's army to attack the White Cloud Mountain failed. From White Clood Mountain it is easy to
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    Britain's Harvest.
    22 5 London, August 5, 12.40 p.m. The Army Council has decided to release 27,000 soldiers to assist during the harvest. Renter-
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    TAXATION AND TRADE.
    997 6 We have lately heard that some influential Europeans have informed their Asiatic clientele that farther taxation will do harm to the trade of the Colony. The Asiatic merchants in Singapore natnrally infer that these well-informed Europeans know what they speak about, and are more than ever confirmed
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      113 6 I i Sweetened Condensed Milk per case $15 40 Sterilised Natural Milk $10*50 I J Ideal Unsweetened Milk H $10 Sn JOHORE GOVERNMENT NOTICED :j izd From the 7th. August 191 *> t<ie Johore Import Duties on alcoholic liquors and tobacco will be at the same rates as those imposed
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    Local and General.
    444 7 Ha is at $8i —i>OcL*. down. Tenders are invited by the Public Works Department, Johore, for billing work at Mersing and 1 iore. Seepage 5 of this iisue. Comtesse de Bondy is now stayj r 'j with her second gon, Mr. Kapha el de Bondy, manager of
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    To=Day's Contents.
    120 7 Page. Ihb Great Wat> he Western F»-ont 7 Kmg George's Message 7 i>ra?e Deeds 7 ar <>n Shipping In th* Kast g K'hho-Japan Treaty 8 r.nemy x ear p 0 ,t Said 8 Kubber Outputs 2 German Drowned at Shanghai 2 A Peerage Tragedy 2 Indian News Local
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    84 7 The Western Front. In the New Trenches. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, August 4, 12.55 a.m. General Sir Douglas Haig, in his communique, says We are in closest touch with the enemy in the trenches we captured last night, west of Pozieres. Many German dead are lying ronnd these
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    A Quiet Day.
    64 7 London, August 5, 12.35 a.m. A General Sir Douglas Haig in his communique says The day has been cjuiet. The enemy artillery was active at Pozieres and Mametz wood. London, August 5, 3.35 p.m. Sir Douglas Haig, in a communique, says that Australians participated in the sucsessful
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    Further Advance.
    197 7 London, August 6, 12.45 a.m. Sir Douglas Haig's communique says that including the capture of the trenches reported to-day, our line north and west of Pozieres has been pushed forward 400 to 600 yards on a 3,000 yards front during the last two days. The troops of the
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    How Our Artillery Helps.
    151 7 London, August 5, 9.15 p.m. Reuter's correspondent at headquarters in France, describing the battle of Friday evening, says that the British and Australians rapidly advanced beyond Pozieres with highly successful results. A heavy bombardment was maintained throughout Thursday. The enemy appeared to be taken by surprise,
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    FRENCH COMMUNIQUES.
    83 7 Struggle at Verdun. London, August 5, 4.45 p in. Paris The communique says that the night was comparatively quiet on the Somme front. The artillery bombardment was violent throughout the ThiaumontFleury sector and renewei furious counter attacks on the Thiaumont work were repulsed. There was equally severe fighting
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    Thiaumont and Fleury.
    116 7 London, August 5, 2.10 p.m. A Paris communique states that fighting continued all day in the region of Thiaumont and Fleury and north-west and south of the Thiaumont work. All enemy attacks with a view of dislodging ns from the conquered positions were fruitless, while we, in
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    Front Intact.
    74 7 London, August 6, 12.45 a.ra. Paris The communique says that the enemy on the right of the Meuse were quiescent in the sector of Thiaumont. We hold all the southern part of the village of Fleury. The Germans after an all day bombardment made two powerful attacks on
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    French Airmen Active.
    60 7 London, August 6, 5.50 p.m. Paris A communique states that we extended our gains northwest of Thiaumont, repulsing a counter-attack. Our air-squadrons dropped numerous bombs in the Combles region, and at Noyon, Stenay, Sedan, Conflans, and Metz stations and also bombed the military establishments of Rombach. Two
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    Air Raid on Ghent.
    80 7 London, August 5, 11.45 a.m. Amsterdam The Teiegraaf says that the Allied air attack on Aug 2 was directed against Ghent. Forty aeroplanes, divided into three groups, simultaneously attacked three military points, including the arsenal at Ghent-Brugge. A great conflagration was noticed at SaintDenys but the
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    British Prisoners.
    83 7 Immediate Action Wanted. London, Augnst 5, 12.40 p m. Mr. Carson will suggest to Mr. Asqnith on the Bth Augnsj that an immediate conference of the Entente powers be flatted with a view to establishing a common basis of treatment of enemy prisoners and joint representations to Neutrals
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    Brave Deeds.
    612 7 Heroes Rewarded. London, Aug 6, 4 p.m. The Victoria Cross bas been conferred on Snrgeon Cap f .ain John Green who, although wounded, went to the assistance of a wounded officer who was hung up in the enemy's wire entanglements. lie dragged him to a shell hole where
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    WAR ANNIVERSARY.
    125 7 King George's Message. London, August, 5, 12 35 a.m. i he King has addressed the following telegram to the Sovereigns and heads of the Allied States: 41 On this day, the second anniversary of the commencement of the great conflict in which my country and her gallant Allies
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    Concurrence From Afar.
    38 7 London, August 6, 6 5 p.m. Th*ir Majesties the Tsar, the Mikado and the King of Serbia have sent messages to King George announcing their determination to carry on the fight till victory is achieved.
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    The Queen's Hall Meeting.
    396 7 Premier's Stirring Speech. London, August 5, 12.35 a.m. At the meeting held at Queen's Hall, Lord Derby said that we never stood in so favourable a position as we did that night. Mr. Asquith, who had a most enthusiastic reception, observed that j Germany was absolutely
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    Empire's Celebrations.
    79 7 Lon -on, August 5, 11.40 a.m. Throughout the Empire there have been celebrations of the war anniversary. Great And enthusiastic meetings in cities and towns passed a resolution similarly to that adopted at tUe Que«en's IIill. Services of intercession where held in churches and places of worship of
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    Malacca and the War.
    640 8 The citizens of Malacca met in ftolemn conclave on Friday the 4th inst. at 5.15 p.m. on the padang to realfum their adhesion to the fcacred cause of honour, justice, and humanity, and to pledge their united efforts to secure the triumph and victory of civilisation.
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    Selangor to the Fore.
    360 8 Koala Lumpur bad an elaborate demonstration on ih* Padang on tiiav, \\i\h i Um%*« procesnioi. l«M inetl by memherH ,f virions aom. aaauitiee, Incbadiug deebemted cm and emblematical displays. Tbe precision had Malays, six'Chinesclans, three pe** ot Indians, and two sections of Sinhalese. The proceedings proper
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    Russo=Japan Treaty.
    80 8 London, August 4, 7 30 p m. Renter learns that the first fruits of the Russo-Japan treaty is the conclusion of a separate agreement whereby Russia sells to Japan the southern half of the Harbin-Chang-chun railway, about sixty miles, including the line from Changchun to the Sungari River.
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    Constantinople Stirred.
    39 8 Magnificent Exploit by British Submarine. London, August 6, 6.5 p.m. The Neue Freie Presse says that a British submarine suddenly appeared in the habour of Constantinople and torpedoed two large steamers. The vessel also bombarded the suburbs.
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    Egyptian Campaing.
    108 8 Enemy Near Port Said. London, August 5, 2.5 p.m. General Sir Archibald Murray reports :—August 4,11 p.m. Since midnight on August 3» the Turks, of a strength estimated at 14,000, have been attacking our positions, near Romani, east of Port Said, on a front of seven to eight
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    Strong Enemy Attacks.
    186 8 London, August 6, 4.15 p.m. General Murray reports that he defeated the enemy with heavy losses at Romani on August 4 and 5, capturing 2,500 unwounded prisoners, including some Germans, four mountain guns and a number of machine-guns. Our casualties were not heavy. The Australian and New
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    The Enemy's Plight.
    99 8 London, August 6, 1.5 p.m. Romani, mentioned in General Murray's despatch, is eighteen miles east of the Suez Canal. Router states that the wells near the Canal are all in our hands, therefore the enemy must ?>'ing every drop of water towards Romani from Aughratina, ten miles
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    In the East.
    42 8 Stubborn Straggle at Brody. Petrograd A communique says that stubborn fighting is taking place south of Brody. Repeated enemy attacks were repulsed and the ground consolidated. There has been some advance in the Caucasus, west of Kilkit and Tieehiftlik.
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    Nine Attacks Repulsed.
    72 8 London, August G, 3.25 a.m. Petrograd The communique says that fighting on the Rivers Graberka and Sereth. south of Brody, is developing in favour of the Russians, who stormed two villages and an adjacent wood and hill. The enemy in one village had to be dislodged from
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    Enemy's Resistance Overcome.
    41 8 London, August 6, 6.5 p.m. Petrograd Southwards of Brody the Russians have overcome the enemy's resistance. On the left banks of the Grabenka and Sereth rivers a number of villages were captured, over three thousand prisoners being taken.
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    Rumano-Bulgar Friction.
    50 8 London, August 5, 3.55 p.m. A telegram from Bukharest, from the Rumanian Foreign Minister, draws the attention of the Bulgarian Government to the recent frontier incidents. The telegram lemarks that these incidents are becoming too frequent and do not harmonise with the good relations between the two countries.
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    Lord Wimborne.
    17 8 London, August 6, 10.55 p.m. Official Lord Wimborne has been re-appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
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    Obituary.
    27 8 London, Aug. 6, 3 55 a.m. The death is announced, suddenly, of Sir Arthur Markham M. P. one of the strongest critics of the Government —Reuter.
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    Miss Enid Westerhout.
    92 8 It is with much regret that we announce the death of Miss Enid Westerhout, aged 18 years, the only daughter of Mr. J. B. Westerhout, the well-known local architect, ana Mrs. Westerhout, which occurred early on Saturday morning. Miss Westerhout had not been in good health for
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    War on Shipping.
    27 8 Austrian Destroyer Sank London, August 5, 10 p. m Rome: An Italian submarine torpedoed an Austrian i c the upper Adriatic on August 2.
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    The Letimbro Outrage
    33 8 London, August 5, 5.50 a.m. Washington: The American Con suls in Italy have been directed t enquire into the circumstances of the sinking of the steamer Letimbr by a submarine.
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    Pirates at Work.
    25 8 London, August 6, 6.5 p.m. Another Danish steamer has been sunk. It is reported from Copenhagen that the Wilson liner Aarowas torpedoed.
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    Auxiliary Vessel Sunk.
    44 8 London, August 6 7.50 p.m. The Admiralty announces that the auxiliary mine-sweeper Clacton was torpedoed and snnk in the Levant on August o. Two engineers, an officer and three men are missing. An assistant paymaster and four stokers were slightly wonnded.
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    New Gas Bomb.
    52 8 London, August 6, 7 p.m. A communique says that a heavj Austrian attack, between the Adige and upper Osonzo also at Sngana and in the Cordevole valleys, had been repulsed. The artillery on both sides was most active. The Austrians are employing a new type of explosive
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    A.D.C.
    441 8 Successful Last Night. The Victoria Theatre was cram, mcd with a most enthusiatic audience on Saturday night to witness the last performance of the Queries and the Lay of Ancient Rome. His Excellency Brigadier D. H. Kidout, C. If. G., with whom was Mrs Ridout, attended with his staff
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    Jewel Robbery.
    275 11 Thief Identified by Finger Prints. On July 23 a Chinese robber slip, ped into the jewelry store of Sennet Freres at No. 32 Nanking Rjad, •Shanghai, and escaped with 36 watcties worth $375. By the next evening the man was captured and locked in the Centrsl Police station
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    German Hopes in China.
    227 11 Typical Hun Attitude. The London correspondent of the N >rth China Herald wiiting on June 8 says that tbe Board of Trade is issuing some very interesting documents which have apparently emanated from Germans ol high posiiiun in tbe Pat East, [n the one there ii
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    Liebknecht's Speech.
    1319 12 Rhetoric That Maddened The Kaiser. The following is part of an uncensored article sent by mail to the China Press." It commences by describing the bread riots at Berlin, on May 1, xjith which Herr Liebknecht was so closely concerned, and then gives his speech verbatim, which we
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    Riot in Berlin.
    188 12 When the result of the trial of Herr Carl Liebknecht, was made known, a manifestation on a large scale took place in the Berlin Potsdammerplatz against his imprisonment, and more than 100 persons, incliding many women, were arrested. Despatches from Holland report that more than 5,000 persons
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    HAVE YOU HAD MALARIA.
    158 12 There are certain disorders, such as malaria, that especially debilitate and make the body an easy pray to more dangerous diseases. Ask those who har® had it regarding the present condition of their health, and moat of them will answer <4 Sine® I had malaria I
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      305 12 K. tsutada Japanese Dentist 74 I T4 1 mi BASAH K)AD Extraction Painless. Charges Moderate WORK GUARANTEED Constitution ia either Enjmh C r Mil,. TBUEFBINI No. 1J4.-, 18-12 I Acupuncturist and Bone 1 I Setter i §Dr. R. TSUDA.i 1 SPECIALIST I SOI TIiEAIMBST Or- 1 Obliquity, Bruise. Neuralgia. Spasms
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    Roll of Honour.
    145 13 The following further Malayan casualties sustained in the British offensive are reported—Killed.— Capt. H. D. Allen, West Yorks. 2nd Lieut. L. A. Rusack, Border Regt. Wounded. —Lieut. M. B. Lendrum, I Irish Rifles. Missing.—Capt. L. G. Coles, R. Scots. 2nd Lieut. C. A. Stonor, Inniskillings. Capt. H.
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    Weather in Hongkong.
    98 13 The meau temperature recorded during Jane was 79.6; there were 125.3 hours of sunshine and the average" rainfall was 32.180 inches; the average wind velocity was 15.1 miles per hour. The mean temperature of the air at the Observatory was 1.3 below normal. This is the lowest
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    11 13 The Labuan Recreation Club is exempted from registration]{under the Societies Ordinance.
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      300 13 SAKURA PORTLAND CEMENT (Cherry Brand.) SUPPLIES ALWAYS TO HAND. JILSO DYES FOR SALE Orders executed for every description of Japanebe goods, especially all kinds of Portland cement, silk and cotton piece-goods, glass and ckery ware, etc., on most iavourable tcims. A. ABBAS Merchant and Commission Agent, 5-1, de Souza St.
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      737 13 THE NEED OF THE DAY. An Ideal Reconstructive Nerve Food, Superior to the German-owned product. gIR WILLIAM TAYLOR, X.C.8., M.D., formerly Surgeon-General of H.M. Forces, is chairman of the Company which produces the new and superior reparative of nerves and tissues, "Sanaphos," which already has completely displaced the German-owned Sanatogen
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      229 13 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the wetk ending, Friday, August 11. To-day. 6 See below S.V.A. 8.R.E. v. Maxim Co. S.V.C. S.V.R. Veterans Co. S.F.A. Co. 5.15 p m Bras Basah Rd. Malay Co. 5.15 pm Drill Hall S.V.C. Band. To-morrow. 5.15 pm Drill Hall S.Y.A. SR.1.Y., tf.C.O's. do S.V.R.
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      545 14 NOTICES NOTICE. In ice is hereby given that I Have from this day been appointed to take charge of the Chinese Burial Ground known as *'Heng San Teng." Permits for barial will be issued by me on application at Messrs A.ik Co., 12 C<cil Street SEE TEONG WAH. Jolv 22,
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      465 14 NOTICES NOTICE. Please note that Ifesstl KOH 8 SONS at Hatf es House,, No 514, Geylang Koad, are Manufacturers and Suppliers of Copra, Coconuts, Coconut husks and Coconut plants of various kinds. 31-7 30-8 NOTICE. The Alien Enemies Enactment Johore 1916 In the Estate of Wilhelm Zollner Whereas I, the
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      347 14 FOR SALE FOR SALE. Dutch Steam Launch, Janus, 22 tons nctt. Apply 27, Arcade. 31-7 30-8 FOB SALE News Printing Paper. Apply to Box 229, c/c Malaya Tribune. 27-5 v FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. British built steel screw steamer, 1916 survey, compound surface condensing engines, 3 knots on about
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      344 14 WANTED SITUATION WANTED. As Cashier or Store keeper. Can furnish security and good reference. Address, Box 239 c/o Malaya Tribtfne. 27-T 25-8 WANTED. Efficient News compositors for the Malaya Tribune. Apply with recent testimonials to the Manager. WANTED An experienced man with good knowledge of rubber to work as a
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      328 14 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. [Incorporated in New Zea FIRE Insurances effected on Bnildi Rent and Merchandise of description MARINE Insurances accepted, to S parts of the world at lowest rati" EARTHQUAKE Risks accepted. J. HENRY Local Manage Offices: 2, Finlayson Green. HEUNG Olf^ INSURANCE CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      19 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] Supplement to the Malaya Tribune Issued Daily.] No< -is* SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1916
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        420 1 P.&O. Britishlndia AND Apcar Line (COMPAMIs» IHOOHPORATBD DV EUGLAJTD.) Mail and Passenger Services. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty*! Government). For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India. Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Porta and London. Steamen will leave Singapore on or about Mail Lines. HwMiWARD (FOt EUROFB). OUTWAID (FOR
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        234 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 Steasmert are dae to arrive an the undermentioned dates OUTWARD. Oranje Sept. 15 Vondel Oct. 27 Grotins Dec. 8 HOMEWARD. Rembrandt Aug. 25 Oranje Oet, 6
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        564 1 N.Y.K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.) If I EUROPEAN LINEA service is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles and London, under mail contract with the Imperii Japanese Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted
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      Singapore Sailing List,
      562 2 Lurope. For London: Buwa Maru Aug. 9 Atreus August 12 City of Bombay due August 12 Atsnta Maru shortly Novara August 17 Somali August 23 Hitachi Maru August 30 Helenus August 31 Nore August 31 Namnr September 27 Glengyle early Sept. For Genoa GlengyJe early Sept. For
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      Russian Warship Peresviet Refloated.
      111 2 Commander Suwa, of the Japanese Naval Construction department, and over 200 experts, artificers and workmen of the naval arsenals at Yokohama and Maizuru, who were sent to Vladivostock to refloat she Russian warship Peresviet, returned to Tsaruga by the Hozen Maru from V ladivostock, having successfully
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      Yacht for the King of Siam.
      118 2 It is reported that the Kawasaki Dockyard, Kobe, has received an order from the Siamese Government for a yacht of 3.00 C tons for the King of Siam. The engines of a Siamese cruiser, 2,500 tons, built at the Armstrong works 20 years ago,
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      49 2 The American Consul at Seville records the arrival recently of one the first shipments of American wheat to be delivered at that port It was carried in bulk and was packed in bags in the hold prior to being discharged, owing to the absence of suitable handling facilities. 8
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      Harbour Movements.
      317 2 Vessels in Port. In tha steamer. berth date. Patrol Outer Rds 9-6 Magnet K. Harbour 3-7 Hock Lee Inner Rds 12-7 Aragaz 2 No. Wharf 20-7 City of Naples Outer Rds 30-7 Krian Inner Rds 31-7 Saint Helena do 2-8 Kajang Inner Rds do Thongwa No. 2 Wharf
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      60 2 The trawier Hinoce Maru 200 tons, belonging to the Kwammon Marine Piodacts Company, of Moji, has been sold to the French Government and left Shimonoseki for Port Said with a Japanese crew. It is reported that negotiations are now in progress for the sale of three other trawlers to the
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      The Waterfront.
      505 2 Wireless Reports. Noon To-day. Vessel in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless station s.s. Suwa Maru. The outward bound PA 0 liner Malta is due here on the 9th inst. The M.M. liner Polynesian will sail homeward bound on the 16th inst. The Elierman liner City
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      Spanish Mail.
      625 2 Curtailment of Service. It ie some time ago tint W( tioned the possible cnrtaiir, the Spanish Mail Servicefr* Barcelona and Manila and it farther learnt that the Alicante and C. Lopez y Lop,, been placed on the Traa 5 atl ir run and will not be seen on-
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        39 2 SINGAPORE SHIPGHANDLERY Go SHIPCHANDLERS PROVIDORING CONTRACTORS, The Company's Launch meet* incoming ships. Office :—ie Battery Road. TAKE LIFT TO TOP FLOOR Telephone No. 141. Orders promptly attei ded to from January Ist. 1916. H. W. H. STEVENS, Manager. 5-4
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      The "Blue Peter."
      435 3 ffbo is there in tbe Royal Navy #r the Merchant Service that has iee n the Blue Peter" fiSing on a oa) p W ard bound vessel of any kind -ill mt their thoughts flying across the ieaa to the dear homeland Yet i nny know the
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      Passenger Lists.
      267 3 Per P 0 Liners. Per P A O str. Mooltan.—Mr Corin, Mr Mrs Hertog, Mr Sugars Mr A. Mrs Anderson. Per P k O str Kashgar.—Rev Mollis, Mr Backer, Mr Cowley, Mr Crawford, Mr Wingrave, Mr Elsworth, Mr Dowding. Per P k O str Kannala.—Mr Wydler. Per P
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      British and American
      345 3 Shipbuilding Compared. During the first three months of 1916 American shipyards for the first time in many years took a slight lead over British yards. For the three months ended March 31st, American yards launched 173 merchant vessels of 84,464 gross tons, while, according to Lloyd's shipbuilding
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      Unpaid Midshipmen.
      159 3 My son being about to join a ship as a midshipman, I have just received from the Accountant General of the Navy a demand for £33-16s. 8d. in advance, being the proportion up to December 31 next of his j" private allowance," as it is called, of £50
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      109 3 Ang. 7. —High water :—3.16 a.m. 7 ft. 8 ins. 3-17 p.m. 8 ft 6 ins. Aug. 8.—High water :—4-43 p.m. 7 ft. 1 in.; 4-14 p.m. 8 ft. 5 ins. Aug. 9. —High water —6.39 a.m. 6 ft. 7 ins.; 5.27 p.m. 8 ft. 3 ins.
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      66 3 Between April 15 last, the date on which the Panama Canal reopened for traffic, and May 1 the number of mercantile vessels which passed through the waterway was 75, of 233,890 tons net according to the Panama Canal measurement rules. Of these 75 vessels 30 were British, 26 American, 5
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      European Mails.
      75 3 Delivered ia London. The following are the dates of departure from Singapore of the European Mails and their delivery iri London. Mail. Lift. DtLivemtD. P. AO. Jane July 11 8.1. Jwne 16 July 17 P. AO. Jane II July 14 M. M. Jane 23 July 14 B. I.
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      Indo-China Profits.
      120 3 Abnormal profits are reported by the Indo-Ohina Steam Navigation Company for 1915. Trade in both North and South China appears to have been normal when the year opened. Then the exceptional shortage of coast tonnage caused a great increase in profits There ia a divisible surplus of £109,100,
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      266 3 A Baltimore paper, commenting on the battle of Jutland, remarks that from a purely cold-blooded and selfish point of view the sooner the German and British fleets get together again the more comfortable will the United States be after tbe war." That is a characteristically American wav of regarding the
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      Straits Produce.
      238 3 (Singapore, August 5). TYn.—sBl.oo 75 tons sold. Copra.— Strong. Business done. Tapioca. —Steady. Business done Sago Flour do Business done. Gambier. —Business done. Pepper- —Steady. Business doae. Other Product s.—Market Quiet Latest Local Market Qaotitioss. Nutmegs 110 S. per picul $30.50 Nutmegs 80 8. 39.00 Copra Bali 9.00
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      Quarantine.
      110 3 The following ports are declared infected (Signal X G. Q.) and suspected (Singal F. P. B.) Ne Not* Port. Signal. Disease Date. Bangkok ...P.P.B. ...Plague 74« 16.6 Bassein ...X.G.Q. ...Plague 506 28.4 Bstavia ...P.P.B. ...Cholera... 649 26.5 Bombay ...X.G.Q. ...Plague *****.3 Calcutta ...P.P.B. ...Small-pox 334 17.3 Do. ...X.G.Q. ...Cholera
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        81 3 M. M. MESSACEBIES MARITIMES. Mall Line. FOR CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON, MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD OUTWARD 1916 191« Polynesia* An*. 16 Porthos A tig. 16 Athos Rept. Paul Lecat Aug 3« For all particulars apply to J. De COURTOLS, Agent. GLEN LINE OF STEAMERS LIMITED. FOR VLADIVOSTOCK. 8.8 GLENARTNEY 10,300 (d. w.) due
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        388 3 Combined Service Off The Ocean S.S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England) AND The West Australian S.N. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) bktwrkh FREMANTLE PERTH), NORTH WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS, JAVA AND SINGAPORE. Regular sailings between Singapore and Western Australia, calling at Java (ac inducement offers), Derby, King's Sound (Port for the
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        171 3 Mails Close. TO-<*M. At noon. To-morrow. Patau Batam h Palaa Bulang Hock Eeo| S.30 am Palati Soegi Glanggi 8.30 am delat Pandjaag, B«»f kalis and Bagan Pontiaaak 8.10 am Sarawak Goebilt Rajah of Sarawak 10.30 am Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan City of Naples 10.80 in Port Swettenham and Penang *Alma
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        572 4 Mitsubishi Dockyard Engine Works. A A 1 AB C Western Union, Engineering and Rentier Codes Used. Builders and Repairers of Ships, Engines and B (bra, and Electnea' lacineera, Manufacturers of OentmHo Condensers, Btone»i Bronze Casting, Paisous' Steam Turbines and Turbo-Alternat<>r B etc., eta., etc. NAGASAKI Tel. Address DOCK —Nagasaki. Graving
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        473 4 Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd. I INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) (ConSraoter* tv the Imperial Japanese Army and Hex* emd to Foreisj* Governments! r*lHi Codes JfedCable addresses yKgL "DOCKYARD" w wLm WentorD Union KOBB 3 I SB Scott's, Leber's, ana DOCK-DAIRIH. H Engineering. KOBE Shipbuilders, Engineers, Boiler and Locomotive Makers. All sizes and
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        329 4 Ocean Steam Ship Company, Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in En?!,-^ The Companies' steamers ue u tt patched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan ererv week and from Japan honewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and
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