Malaya Tribune, 1 March 1917

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1 1 Malaya Tribune
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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 50 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. Cbe IRalapa Cributie. THURSDAY, MARCH L
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      419 1 PUBLISHED DAILY. I 1 Complete Reports of Loe*l Ev W s f J China, ludia, Cejlon ud J Full »«1 Latest War News I CHANGE OF PROGRAMME "GAIETY" picture Palace Junction Albert and Benc Jo len Sftrwta. In the Second Show, at 9 p.m Sharp. Manufacture of Big Shells LATEST
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      305 1 A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH MEANS Your Very Likeness, Style and Mood. A PRODUCTION FROM Lee Brothers'studio, Hill Street will produce tuese rawHt G.C. LEE 158, Prinsep Street. PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. Hood and well selected Music Violio Piano, etc. Good Strings for Stringed Instrument.*. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. 'J a v TERMS MODERATE.
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      44 1 |amrnmrrniii,HiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiii mm niiimrmmrjTt j Ross's Bo^in9S I I TRADE MARK. I Fresh Supplies Monthly. B k. f 2 Purs Piiseler &^uinness Bottled |5 J without and best. Insist on being served with ROSS'S i. A. Ross Brothers I h" limited. I London and Leith.
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      188 1 j THE JALA YA TRIBUNE! 1 AND t SHIPPING GAZETTE. g < Payable in Advance. Per annum $14.00 J Half yearly 7.25 Per quarter 3 65 Per mensem 1.25 <£ 2 Postage Extra 50 ctS. per month- Temporary 'Phone No. 171. uwmmmnnmmnmmu mini ||M||| rMf!mtttitmiiMiifit»Mtii;iifa [Estate Supplies| Acetic 98i.) Acid
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    Company Reports.
    484 2 Sungei Rama! Syndicate. The report of ma directors t > be H' f- a the thir annua! et ing. of the cunpany i>> be b id on Wednesday, March 7, atHhu jegis tered office of the compatr R tko Uill, Kajang, F. M. S.',ejontaini the following: The directors
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    Roadside Discovery.
    120 2 The Gopeng Police are busy investigating the apparent mardtoof i t I,.nr.se rninir g OOOlle, wbich recently oeenrred near the French Tekka Minis-, close to Gopeng, that Mr. Uniier, of the Piencll T- kks Mines, was returning home from Gopeng, when his attention ami ftttraeted to a bloodbsspatt
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    43 2 According to the report of the Medici] Olli r of Health ont of of bubonic plague notified as having occurred in Bangkok during the week ended 10th February, three ended fatally. There were no cases of cholera or small, pox during that period.
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    Trading on Spanish Chivalry.
    465 2 Signs of Reactho. i i Apart irom a consistent e*idf>nvonr to maintain an hononrable neutrality and the definite refusal to associate Spain with the recent peace "sounding," the policy of Count Romanoiies during the closing months of last year was distinguished by the marked insistence with
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    A New Comet.
    116 2 I WohVs ootnet lias reseatly been I discovered igaia by the isJesoopn of one of tha American ofjservato nes. The co.net, which returns to the ea th on n in about lixtj thou sand yean, us found by Professor Wolf, ot Heidelberg, on April 87th last y#«r,
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    45 2 After years of research work with the mierosoope, Dr. Clifford Bater, of Cincinnati, announces tha; he has isolated the cancer germ. He also states that he is developing i •aram that is giving some good malts In the rrntinsaU of cancer in its earlier stages.
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      456 2 Straits Lauadry Dry Gleaning Depot. UNDER EUROPEAN SUPERVISION. High Class Laundry Work of every Description at Moderate Charges. REGULAR WEEKLY COLLECTION ASD DELIVERY. DISTANCE NO OBJECT. Contracts Arreted. Communications Invit P d. Urgent Work Undertaken at Moderate Charges. Ladies' Dresses, Laces, Silks, etc. and Dry Cleaning a Speciality. Nos. 15
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      693 2 "JONGKEENA" The Wonderful Blood Purifier. Mixture for Internal and External Use. CURES Headache or drunlwsness, St ircachache, Earache, Rortu'-e. < I \*r* lissSSU, Che.-'. eonjfjsipts. Ha.'-disease, Malaria. Dengue. I mam M-feve >. Lumbago, Ghrenic Rheu-- i, Cough and blodd, Cold, Uorethroat, iironchitis, Chronic Neur Jgi Dfan Kidney trouble. Dysentery Kczea:a
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      554 2 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE At Messrs. Ching Keng Lee tt Co's Sale-room, Baffles Place, On Saturuay. 3rd March, at 10 30 a. m. One five seater 16 h. p. (original shipment) AegO Car in excellent condition and perfect running order, uew bood etc. Ching Keng Lee Co. E-tate*Agents and Auctioneers.
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      395 2 1 he Ideal Reconstructive Merve Food Sanaphos. I Immediate Nutrim3nt for Overworked. Underfed 1 Nepves and Brain Within ten minutes yo feel distinctly the beginning of the undeniable benefit that Sanapnos g > yon. Yet it is not to be confused with harmful stinatal ts, which only ma': mittera worse
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    The Civil Guard.
    116 3 Orders for March. Monday March 5. Parades al Boostead Institute 5.15 p.m.—Route March. Dismiss at Houstead Institute. Fiiday March 9. Parities at Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar 5.15 p.m. Monday March 12 Entire Company Parade at Pearls Hill 5.15 p.m l'.iday March 16 Parades at Peirls Hill
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    FIXTURES.
    204 3 To day. Sr. David. Dalaooata Chapter, 8 30 p.m. Anglo-Chit!' N School Rserei p, Mem. FialL Vaudeviii Per., Vie. .Theatre, t>.ls p m. Paul Da fan U at the Alhambra. An Outward moll doe. M on. M..x X. Sh. A. High Water —3 52 a m., 8 ft 5
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    European Mails.
    60 3 Delivered in London. The following are the d;tte« of depart ore from Singapore of the Eniopean Mails and their delivery in London. Mail. Lkkt. Oklivkhbd. H.I. Dec. 1 Jan. 2 P. .t O. Dec. H Jin 8 B.I. Dec. 16 Jan- I'.jsO. Dec. 2» Jan. 2» B. I.
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    Local Share Market.
    155 3 (Exclusive to Malaya Tribunĕ.) Singapore, March 1. Messrs an 1 Co., th \rcade, advise the following <i"" t tions AlorGajah $3.75 83.85 A\erKunirga 1.50 1.55 A*ver Molek 2.45 2.55 AyerPanas 11.60 11.75 Bataowniu 4.70 4 85 Bukit Jelotong 0.75 0.80 Bukit Katil 0.80 0.85 CbangkatSerdg.... 9.85 10.00
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    Wireless Reports.
    15 3 Vessel in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station :—s.s. Rumphiua.
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      539 3 THE ORIENT AJJ Government Securit? Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Isoohporated n India. 10 per cent, of tie Funds, or 523,000 OQO are Invested In Government S»cunties 42 jeara' record progress and increasing stability. LOW BATES for non-fortsitanle Endowment Assurances witn Profits. A man aged 30 can aeenre $5,000
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      419 3 fl j THE ALHAM BRA ♦Ii 5 Beach Road. 8 t t(i Manager, M H. KENYON-SLADE, «1 t I jj To-night's Frederic Shipman Presents j I The Frenclt-Oanadian Tenor concerts Only, j i Era,*t Kn.pson TO-NIGHT P j Aria: aro Nome from RigohM to" J *°>*. JJ Miss Pauline Bindley
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      681 3 WHY GO ELSEWHERE Wm have them all and receive our supplies regularly every week and ahead <of other newe. agents WEfcKLY PAPERS, J ourntti, Mag /.me* Illustrated War News, etc etc., etc STATIONERY, Books,- Novels, Writing Pad? and Cards for all occasions. ILLUSTRATED Sons Postcards, all coloured A big stock
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      178 3 Mails Close. To day Port Dickton 'Malacca 2.30 pin Hongkong, Amiiy and Swatow 2 .'SO pin Peuang* and CaVntta, taking mail» for Durban* 2.30 pm Minr and Ma'acca 'Kaka 3 pm Kun?o<>u S.30 pm K. Pahang P. kail. Kuala Lungiin an<l Trengganu Hong Ho 4 pm P Ham)>u .v Bagan
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    THE GERMAN RETREAT.
    1035 4 For some days past the moat reassuring news has been coming through Field-Marshal Ilaig. The same tactics that yielded such splendid results in the iSomme have again produced the most satisfactory effects. The persistent push of the British forces is causing the G rmans to revise their
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    FALSE ECONOMY.
    647 4 Economy is the predominant battle cry of all trno-bora I>: i i shers at th«; present time yet the practice of cutting down to an absolute minimum any finance requires an immense amount of thought, experience) and tact, 'o> avoid irretrievable loss either from a personal or public
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    Local and General.
    433 4 Mr. C. A. Fi>ch, of Batu PW,. is leaving f.rHometoj .in np Warder T. Clout, o7~th7"p« na gaol, vui be le: ring .< in the near futr out The second anni-.-rsarv of OUMtn Torn* Ife* AssocL I was celebrated on PeCaS 24 at the pronnds of the
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    Market Quotations.
    123 4 Tin here isai 994.75 —SI up. Tin is footed at £201.0.0 in London. On the London ruaiket gambier is making 64. Rubber is quoted at 3/2 for both crepe and ahet t. Tapioca fair ri ike is done at 5] on the London market. Sago Bonr (Sarawak) is
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    To=Day's Contents.
    101 4 Pages The Grsat War The Fighting Fronts •*> Submarining Serruan Chancellor's Views... 5 French Consular News 5 Company lie ports 2 Roadside Discovery 2 Trading on Spanish Chivalry... 2 A New Comet 2 The Civil Guard 3 Mail Notice Local Share Market 3 The German Retreat 4 False
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      189 4 Robinson Co. "PAYIS" VIBBATING SHUTTLE Hand Sewing Machine^ This machine, made of fehe best material, will sew from the rinest to the stoutest cloth. The Bhuttle, which is cylinder shaped, is worked by a vibrating aovement. H is exceptionally light running and is capable of very heavy work. Complete with
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      416 4 MILKMAID Sweetened Condensed Milk per case $14.90 Sterilised Natural Milk 19.50 Ideal Unsweetened Milk $10.50 PORE lEJlui¥fsM~ STOCKISTSx HIN WA IT Co. Ship Chandlers. 'Phone 741 (Tsnjwiurg) 102, Market Street. Last 3 Nights Last 3 Nights OF THE GREAT PATRIOTIC PICTURE fc< Life in Our Navy" At the Ideal Picture
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      145 4 Empty Barrels. We have on hand a number of empty brandy and other barrels. Prices on application to Caldbeck, Macgregor S Co. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. French War Stamps. A booklet containing -20 different coloured stamps of the Grand Chiefs of tbe Fn neb Army. The whole proceeds IN AID
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    WAR TELEGRAMS
    142 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. Our Army's Triumph. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Feb. 26, 2.25 a.m. Rentet's correspondent it headqnarters writing on Fob 26 says the Germans are sti!l retreating along t>dr whole line between Gommecoiirt an I Le Transloy. The British are everywhere in close contact. The
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    Hun Has No Respite
    67 5 London, Feb. 27. 11.15 p.m. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Hug states We further progressed, and otptnred L£bar<j le and occupied Ligny. We established ourselv. s in the western and northern defences of Ppisienx-au Mont. We raided enemy trenches south westward of Lens, and also eastward of
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    Franch Pre-ident's Praise.
    28 5 London, Feb. 2<S, 4.,'JO p.m. Paris President Poincaire has telegraphed to Kin? George congratulating him on the splendid British successes in France and at Knt-el-Amara.
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    IN MESO OTAMIA.
    198 5 How We Took Kut. London, Feb. 27, 6.55 p.m. In the House of lords, Lord Curzon read a telegram from General Maude stating that on the morning of Feb. 27 cavalry and infantry moved westwards in pursuit of the retre ding enemy. A strong Turkish rearguard supported
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    Far Eastern Volunteers.
    97 5 Services Tributed London, Feb. 26, 1 35 p.m. Thf> Gazette mentions the vainable services in the w ir of the following Hongkong oinnteeis Lieut.-Colonel A. Chspman, Major 6. 11 Wake man. S'.reeon-Major B. Black, Capt tins E. J. Batrptt, •J K. Brntton, G P. Lammeit, W. Russell,
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    Help for Farmers.
    55 5 London, Feb. 27, '.40 p.m. Ia tin Hooee ol Comoaooi Sir B. Winfrey aflnounoed that the War Office propoaed lo sopplj thirty thousand sold tors for agrif'iltural work, of whom fifteen thousand would he temporarily released from 'the home defence army for spring cultivation, and the others
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    Russian Political Affairs.
    21 5 London, Feb. 28, 4..10 a.m. The Duma has reassembled. There were a few small "hreet which d «persed.
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    Submarining.
    204 5 The Laconi t. Details of the Casualty London, Feb. 27, 5.40 p.m. It transpires that eight ont of the nine missing from the Laconia died in a brat from exposure. There were six American passengeis and 15 crew on the Laconia, who were all saved, except two ladies who
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    What Wil! Vmerica Do?
    95 5 London Feb. 28, 4.30 a m. Despatches confirm tho deaths of Americans on the Laconia, thus establishing an overt act, regarded •as another Lusitania case. President Wilson and the State Department officials consider that no steps should ba taken until Congress acts on the President's request
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    Further Ta'es of Survivors.
    171 5 London, Feb. 28, 5 10 a.m. One hundr«d and sixty-five of the crew of the Laconia have crossed from Dublin to Liverpool. The majority were previously torpedoe 1 in the Franconia. Further stories of survivors confirm that the vessel was twice torpedoed. She was first hit
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    American Vessel's Reception.
    71 5 London, Feb. 28, 4.30 a.m. Bordeaux: The reception accorded the steamer Orleans was most enthusiastic. The prefect, heading the notables, bearded the vessel (which arrived from No** York) and -ddressing the captain said, '•Your courageous actian was tantamount to the defeat of the modern barbarians.'' A procession
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    Week-end Losses.
    41 5 Lomlon, Feb. 26. 2.15 p.m. The additional week end sinkings are the steamers ,Beneficent, iser, Falcon, Grenadier, Longhirst, Troian Prince (British). The captain and six of the crew of the Grenadier were killed, ihe total tonnage is abont 14.C00.
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    Sunken Dutch Vessels.
    265 5 Have Themselves to Blame. London, Feb. 26, 2.15 p.m. Xfca officers of the Dutch vessel Eemland, interviewed in London, State that simultaneously with the submarine s order to stop, a torpedo was tired, just missing the h-m--land's stern. The captain, replj ing in the darkness to a
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    German Chancellor's Views.
    463 5 Tirade in the Reichsiag. London, Feb. 27, 8.40 p.m. Amsterdam In tho Reichstag the Chancellor, Heir Bethman HoUwegg, said he was ii"t tempted to follow the example of hostile le wl s and make promises to formulate detailed conditions regarding peace, which was an unproduoav I precarious
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    Newspapers Increase their Price.
    25 5 London, Feb. 26, 2.15 p.m. The Daily Mail ii creas-s i's p;ice to a penny and the Observer to two pence.
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    "Our Day" Fund.
    84 5 With referei.ee to the notice recently publish*! regarding the Our Day Fund the Coloi i d Secretary forwards the foil i copy of a telegram received by His Excellency the Governor from the; Marquis of Lansdov\m\ Telegram from the Marqiis of Laaedowne to ILE the Govern r
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    Outbreak of Fire.
    43 5 The Singapore Fire Brigade called outlast night to attend tl small fire which had broken out at the Central Engine Works, at the corner of Victoria Slreet and Middle Road. The outbreak Stat >>: guisbed beforo much damage had beeu done.
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    French Consular News.
    502 5 (By (O ir'a. 'j ol ihe Fretu h Conrulati-) Paris, Feb. 26, 7.10 a.m. A rjomtnunlaue' ot the French Ministry I Foreign Ataira published by le Tempi ot January 1"», reports that tin* erasnations from the inyaded F ench departments were t > begin on Jann rry
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    40 5 llowl5. Th" prii "Ti In the recent lewe bowk competition «>f the S C. C. will 1m diatiibut 'I t<>-taorro\v, the sp eial j: metal inepting to conrider tfa inv« ing of £1,000 in the Straits «rar loan.
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    43 5 Mr. untitled the Kuala Lnmj art ti r, has returned from ,Vn tralia with Mra. Redfearn, and pnrpoees Bl in r in Singapore for the present. H•h is a consignment of borees and poniei on the way, which at* to I B Sold.
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    Blinded Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund.
    225 5 Urt, W for I on. treasurer of th above ro».l in Singapore, has; received the foilov/ing letter i— Si l> ioa( m*e, Regent 1 Park, X W, January J>, 1«J17. I) ar Madam, Very many thanks t'nr your letter of December n\ oeloaii g d<
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    Amusements.
    68 5 The Bandman Company. Ther'» was a large and appreciative audience in the Victoria Theatre last nL'bt, when the Bandanas opera Cnmp ny presesai d digs Jinks" In aid of war c-h .rith. and it is i x M by the reaaent that a subatantl 1 sum will be available
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    Default at the Alhambra.
    222 5 Peal Difault, the note.l tenor, will open his Mugapore season of three conoerta al tha AJhambra so» night. For hhl opening numb r tins veiling, the tenor" will sing the hichly dramatis aria, "The Prayer," iron Maannsnl'a oparai "Le tad." Mr. Default will Introduos a nntnber
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    The Cinemas.
    42 5 At lh I Empire t<»-ni:,'ht, thn tina! iMtalQvftkl <>f the greet circet PfffaJ 1 gO'thfl Blag** will be lereaned, •long with th" 4-pait film The Be I CiTcle," end the laaphable oomede limothj Dobbe, TLat's end o her goj>d pJetnree.
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS.
    465 5 Annual Metlinj* Tho amoral meeting of the si- j ijiore Volnntrer Corns took piac at the Dull Hall yesterday, mh< n C 1 Derrick, V.U., was in the chair and amongst those present were Major Gksnnie, Capt. Wane 4th K.SLI. (Acting Adjutant), Capt, Blair, Capt. Brown, Ueat Drummond,
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    36 5 Messrs Norman I. untitle an I H. Lee of Hongkong arrived hi Penang on Monday, and ire proceeding to Patani to inspect soma tin 'and recently discover I by Mr. C. T, do BatHgoiti of Bmgapere.
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    Legal Intelligence.
    377 5 POLICE COURTS. irtolor Driver Charged. Ri wi bin IJibang. who defended by Mr. Smith Uarth b appeared befafS Mr. Mudie Uia norm., on an amended oh. re o during tha death ot Mrs. Virgx\ Bodrignoi by a rash sol M V >n bridge rd, by colliding with tm
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    The Klang Case.
    159 5 I'urop. Planters on Trial The trial was continue 1 It lh< Supreme Court, Kola Lumpur, on Toeedcy and yeoterday, before the Chief .Ju licial o>m mission r (Sir Tbomai Brad lell) of Bdward lanea Bothwell and Kenneth L gan Airtl;. both planter! of the Klang district Tb
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    The Peneng Bar.
    235 5 A Successful Objection. The full Court cf Appeal at Ptnang, b fore the Chief Justice, John Bucknill, Mr. Justice W- >od\vard and Mr. Justict heard the a; peal of Ch> <• Knk Foo asainst thj decision ol Mr. Jusiicn Ubden, who sentenced him to six. months' simple
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    32 5 The. Hun Mr. A.T. untitle Penang for India la&i Sundiy. He has been in indifferent health fosouo« tinip, and this ha i led t i bi« resigning his othct, at this juutiLie
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    The Rubber Trade.
    127 5 Messrs. Barlow and Co's Report. Singapore. Feb 2S. The quantity catalogued for this week t- !f was 723 tons. A. strong hmind was expeiienced throughout tlii' d ty and prices t>how considerable increases on the week i'i 1 Smoked Sheot and Fine Pale Crepe rec ived the
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    Straits Produce.
    242 5 Singapore, March L 194.75 125 tons sold. I i ro.—Weak. Business done. ..—Weak. Bnsinese done. "Flour- Do. No Business. '!arubier. done. Sppff* —Steady. Business done rixiucts. Market Quiet. Latal Lacdl Market OaeUtioM. N 1110 S. par picul $42.00 »S. 52.00 Copra Bali 8.10 Co; ra Gorong Talo 8.20
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    Barlow's Produce Report.
    39 5 CopraSi ngapore, February 28 The market for this commodity continaea dull and values today roatk a d< cline, of about 10 cents on he week. Fine sundried $*.20, fair to good qualities $7.70 to $7 90.
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    Arrivals.
    27 5 February 28Kin*:'., British P Hordijck, Datch March I. i lab*, i;:iii6h uhk i, Britidh M< a, British Lady Well, British Stngkep, Dutch Euiile, Datoh Qladyp, Sarawak
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    Clearances.
    20 5 February 28. Sri Ifvar, liriti-di Briliafa Doteb Siogkep, Ditch Serapeom, Date* q B ion, Datch March I. Bingaradjt, Dutch
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 5 .s n ;apore, March »n Baak4aaja, SaJ Demand IjfW j Private 3 m/s. 2/5 Om baw Ba:d* T. T. •n Hongkong ikuk d/d i/tpa*. >o augi'.ai— Bank d. d. 66J )n lava Bank T. T 137$ )ti Japan— Rash did. 109* Mvtgtr*—bojiog rate *.54 India Ceil Bids last teeae
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      382 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Victoria Theatre. Special Return Visit OF THE Bandman Open Co. To-night To night I a°t and Farewell Performance Special Vaudeville Programme in which the Fnt re Com ;ir.y will take part. Booking at MOUTRIES Victoria Theatre. RETURN VISIT op Alfred Mirovitch The Famous Russian Pianist AND Michael Piastre
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    840 6 Prices Cuotcd it Ihf Mmiil tbu Karriaf. Singapore, March 1. Messrs Lyali and Evatt, Exchange and Share Broker*, issue the following list of quotation* Itobber Shares. Norn. Value. Buyers, teller* X/- Allagar 2/6 2/10 1 AngFo Java 4,6 6,6 2/- Anglo-Malay 10/- 12/ 1 AyerKuning 30/- 37/6
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      189 6 ECONOMISE. STOCKED BY ALL High Class Liquor Dealers Baff|es Hotel SPECIAL DINNER OiM SATURDAY. RAFFLES REFRESHMENT ROOM j Open from 8 a. m. *o 12 p. m. dnily Baffles Bakery and Confectionery THE KE3T IN TOWN. TJpconntry order* promptly executed. Bread delivered at private residence-! daily. RAFFLES MOTOR GARAGE Cars
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      113 6 The Ancient Torturers could have devised nothing rcore cruel than the frightful twinging pains of Sciatica. Mcdern Vcdkine can devhe nothing m 're effective than Little s Oriental Balm wherewi-h to r mbat this terrifying affliction It does its work and does it wcl. /11 pain immediately relieved Simply rub
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      630 6 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INCJA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. LNCORPOBATFU IN RNGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 6d,00t» Shires A £20 each £1,200X00 Rmmrr* Fond £1,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,')00 BANKERS. The Bank of England, Tho London City and Midland Bank. Ltd., The London County and Westminster Bank,
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      597 6 straits Settlements liar Loan Bonds. Bearing Interest from the date of purchase at 6 per cent per annum payable Half-yearly on the 15th May and the 15th November. Repayable at par on the 15th November, 1919. Price of issue-100 Per Cent. All proceeds of this issue will be lent to
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      29 6 TRADE W |f MARK. Japanese Wholesale and General Goods Retail. JUST ARRIVED Rain Coats, Trunks and Suit Cases MARUTO St CO. 383 and 385 North Bridge Road. Singapore. l-l
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    Trade and the State.
    878 7 Piobkras Ailer War. All thinking people are Agreed that after the war there will be a |TSai iucrease in the severity of competition in lorslgs markets, and it will l»e vital for use to KCWt gltallt BOatn 1 over them tlinn w bare ever s •essed
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