Malaya Tribune, 1 June 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 128 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya tribune. FRIDAY, JUNE 1.
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      473 1 j THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. 1 The pyp'ihr Newspaper of the Straits Settlements. X3T PUBLISHED DAILY. Complete Reports of Locil Event*. I OowWmml New* from F.M 8., Java, 3 China, ludi<», Ceylon and Japan. j Full and Letest War News. This Week's Choice Programme AT THE "GAIETY" Junction
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      68 1 THE I Pot Stills OF I J Great Britain Have Been Taken Over by Government, j NEVERTHELESS Buchanan's ir will be able to continue to supply their famous blends and to maintain the quality as before, being in the unique position of having the largest bonded stores in the world.
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      186 1 M MALmTRIwBEI SHIPPING I I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Per annum $14.00 2 Half-yearly I J* Per quarter S 5 Per meaeem *.«5 5 Postage Extra SO CtS. per month. 5 Temporary Phone No. 171. j* p V aM»«dßeuea*ia«i3as.Jil Estate Supplies! Acetic <m*wd Acid I Veneer Chests I Momi
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    78 2 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE EMPIRE. BENGAL. The Ho >. Mr. Lang. Cilcuttn, May 4.-The Hon. Mr. Lang I. C S. who has b»en put o i special duty has proceeded to Chittagong for raising a Labour Co-ps He will vmit other importaal 1 hour
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    Scientific Industrial
    230 2 Annual Meeting of Calcutta Association. Calcutta, May s.—Justice A. Chaudnri prodded this evening over the 13«h annual meeting of the Axsooiati n for Scientific and Indus, 'rial Education. Mr. Chaaduri observed th it the association ha* been sending year after year, a large number of young men to
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    Indian National Congress.
    190 2 Calcutta, May 3,—Arrangement* are in progress for holding thia jeer'a Indian National Congress sessions ir Calcutta, A tUoepttun Coanusc** haa been formed, and it* firat meet ing will be held on June 15th, when < fßce bearers and a Chairman will be elected. Congress Deputation Ca cutt«.
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    Hospital Nurses Institution.
    38 2 Calcutta, May 4,—L'he Nurses Institution f mudod in 1895 t>y Lady Canning supported 179 nurses last year. 22 Members of the institution are nur«iug in War Hospitals and five are doing Red-Cross work in Kiropo.
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    Sir S.P. Sinha.
    28 2 A private cable bis recently been received hero timt Sir Satyendia Prasad Sinha, wi.'l leace Engl md very shortly, aria ia Calcutta »arly iv June.
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    Dastardty Anarchist Outrage.
    292 2 Jeweller Nobbed. Two Roisters Killed. Calcutta, May What i« rwgafd ed aa an anarchic uu rage wai com. mittod at ujiduiftht Tfaterday in a shop in the vicinity of Arm,nun Street, belrnging to a jen ||et, naaaod M>>hnn Laii Jitta Bkai, wi;h tlia rtault that two of
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    BOMBAY.
    324 2 Mesopotamia Campaign. Press DepntatlM. Bombay, May 14. Maulri Maboob Alam aud Mr. Hesseadra Prasad Ghose representing the Vernacular Preas of tbe Punjab and llengal regpeotirely in the Indian Press party te Mesopotamia bare ju.t returned to India. Tbey speak rery highly to the eicell?nt opporunities off-red to them at
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    SIMLA.
    78 2 Bhsr and Orissa Medical fcxamtaatiun. Authorised Diploma? Simla, April 87. hi pu suanco of soetb.n 3 of the Indian Medical Decrees Act, 1916. ♦he Goveri or.Generel in Conn- il i> p'eased to authorize the in«titution k iown as the Bihar and Oiisea ateatleaJExamination Board to coufer, -ant, or issue
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    Defence of India Act.
    130 2 Central of War Materials. Simla, May U.-_l n exercise of the powers conferred by Rule A of the Defence of India (Consolidation) Rulea 1 y 15, as subsequently amended, the Governor-General in C. uf oil is pleased to diiect that al' p-M.ns engaged in the production,
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    Hardinge Medical College.
    41 2 Simh, May 7.—His Highness th. Maharaja of Benares has kindly funded a gold aaadal to be known as the Lady Chelmsford Medal tod>e awarded anau*!lyro the beat itodent ef th.. Lady Hardinge Medical Uollege let >\o uou, Delhi.
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    Raja of Dewas.
    35 2 Simla, May tj.-Tlie K*ja 0 f Dewaa, jun: r brauuh, very gener. ciiiiy offered a contribution of R<. 130,000 towards tbe cost of tbo w»r, which h*a been gratefully ac aepted. 1
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    UNITED PROVINCES.
    115 2 Irrigation Project for Gwafior. May 5.-Mr. Abbott of Jhaosi h«8 jast ■•oared from his High nets |be AUhar.j* Scindi» of <Jw»lior a contract for one of the largest irrigation projects in India. The new undertaku g id part of a great irrigation scheme which will prove el great
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    PUNJAB.
    128 2 Death of a Newspaper Editor. Lahore, May 4.—New* haa been received by cable of tha death at Home of Mr. F. E Wilkins, Editor of tha ''Civil ami Military Gazette." Mr Wilkin* had beaa in failing health for a considerable tima and a template breakdown made it imperatively ueeeessary
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    BURMAH.
    143 2 Sir Harcourt Batler. Rangoon, May 14.—1n reply to an adaress from the reeideat* of Heipaw, Sir Hatcoart Butler made a brief but feeling rpeecb. After thanking them for iv welcome aud ackuowledg. ing their loyalty and lnpea of victorious termination of tbe war. His Honour expressed bimaelf very emphatically
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      288 2 FIND ME OUT. Black but Attractive Indian but world-known Small-Sized but wonder-working 100s earn livelihood from me *****s get new life through me I am at the service of every one twice a day for 16 days AT ONLY eO CENTS Bat my 16 days' Service does lifelong good. Solution
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      410 2 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF Pawnbrokers Unredeemed Pledges It tor SlitfMfl Ng. S fitfffts Place To-day, June 1, at 10 a.m. On Tuesday, June 5, at 10 a m, Obi Thursday, June 7, at 10 a.m. Comprising jewelltry of every dcs oriptiou aeiu'iiii.' i and silvei kroaaage eet with diamonds
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      829 2 Is Your *4A s 1 ij I De,icate?^^^^^ K ij TTTHAT a marked difference there it 8 W between the fretful, puny, ailing j n f an( B and the child whose face always bears il the smile and look of perfect health and con. i I tentment. Mothers should
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    Rack Routs Abolished.
    1238 3 F.r Duration of the War. Te\t of the Bill- Thi fo'lowiua draii of Bill about intro luccd in tbfl Legislative Council il published for general information An OttHaaaaw to restrict, n con. lectimi with the present war, the Increase of the Rent of Suiall Duelling houses. It
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      134 3 (To-Nigfct 9.15) The Sensatioaal Dramatic Feature (To Night 9 15) THE IRON HAND 99 Presenting the Eminent Actor HOBART BOSWORTH Adapted irom the Successful Stage Play Tainted Money Ttiis v unuaally strong one and has a fplendid moral. Red Feature Production, AMERICA AT WAR j "TIMOTHY BOBBS, THAT'S ME" The
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      556 3 gg— —Ml-—i—— i President Li-Yaaaf-Hiiir of tbe Caieeie Republic reviewlri the Chinese Troopa The) Presidtni Wilson ef :he U. S A. cod tie eter-reaut Aster ion Fleet. iUhMDra Alhambra IS Foaerel of tbe late Duches ef Ceoiaafht attendee by the K*y.l Fearfy. y the Theatre r>tß? f p xc;pt i
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      571 3 t At the Popular Cinema Houac EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Rond. Tram* Paaa tbe Door. Second Show at 9.30 p.m. Sharp. The Patriotic Serial Glorious 4 LIBERTY 4 NEW PARTS NEW PARTS Episode 15, "The Flag of Truce.' Episode IS\ "la the Torture Chamber." 30 YEARS A GAMBLER 3 Parts. Frosa
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    FOOD CONTROL.
    1169 4 lEW S. S. REGULATIONS. IMPORTANT RESTRICTIONS. After thirty-four months of horrible war the people of Singapore and Ihe rest of the Straits Battlements are to bo placed ander practically the same regulations as at Home with regard to food •nd feod inppllee. Last night a Ga/.ette Ixtraordinary was
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    BRITAIN'S SUPPLIES
    362 4 Stringent Reductions. London. April 19—Capt. Bathurst. referring in the Honse <i Commons yesterday to tho great Waste Not campaign, said there were not enongh potatoes now left to justify compulsory rationing The voluntary ration of sngar is to ba fnrther reduced to half a pound per head weakly.
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    46 4 Capt. M.J.N. Law, formerly of Batang Bonar Estate, is now, we learn, attaohed to tho Depot of tbe Chin< so Labour Corps in Franc*. He has come throngh so far without being hit. Capt. Law went Home to join up early lv October of tili. 1
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    Local and General.
    477 4 Tin here jg down); 100 tong mkL Rubber it an erepe and oheet. Lord Devon po: llTi-lT dieeaee of the Mr fr °to Confectionary StonThT»to be i^S^S^ 9m POitintheGotfrnme nt _n T red j_ K*uUr. A mail froa Eorona i/1 from P n 1 morninj, sayi tb,
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    Obituary,
    29 4 London, May 31, LOfi Atn«t*idaui. Tne tath 10ncunced of th* 3 ens Polish operatic 6ingfr, E ouari De R-rSzke. who wfs 1 oin at Virsovie in (856.—/feul< r,
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    R.S.F. Walker.
    222 4 Informant n bat I ten itueisoi here from the BeorHory of Skate for the Colonics that U.-Coi R. S. F. Walker, C.M.O.. ii it mmi was born in 1*50, tod after [OOOBl through the Royal Military College at Sandhurst, was appointed Baoigfl in the 28.h Foot in 1ST:',
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    180 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL tOMMINIQUIS. British Air Supe iority. Thrilling Encounters REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, May 31, 5.20 a.m. Correspondents a Headquarters gtatf th'i dafpiia a 101 l in the fighting, the British aerial offensive continnes unrelentingly day and night. Sjwe of the most desperate air battle in
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    Valed Activity.
    41 5 London, Hay 31, 2.45 p.m. Field M irshel Sir Douglas Haig statee: We drove off rai fers southward of Armentieres, taking prisoners. There has been considerable recij "oeal a-tidery firing near Ball'cotrt, on vhe rig'itbink of the Scarp 3.
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    FRENCH.
    41 5 Artillery AcUve. London, Ney 31, 11.10 a.». French o Turn' iqn* Both artil i-rie* ccntinned moetactha in the neishhcnrhood s<»oth of St. Quentin. In Champagne our batteries rilencH a heavy bombardment of oar tr j nch»3 on Monthant and CatijUP.
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    ITALIAN.
    62 5 Fierce Battles. London, May 30, 5.0 p.m. Aeul: Thore was very heavy artillery work on the Julian from, from Monnt Cucco to Mount fedier, eatiward of Gorilla. The si I■ i j thrice n a su ccc se fn 11 y a tacked om trenebee on Hill 652, between
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    British Air Feat.
    26 5 Lou lon, May 31, 5.20 a.m. Home A British aeroplane has arrlTei. J» fl,\ V from London, «oppinj at i oarin. and Pita.
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    ENEMY REPORTS
    38 5 Loudon, May 31, A Berlin orfidii naeosage states There is lively artillery firing in the Veres and Wyteebaete bends. There ■M been a most intense aitillery «h*l in ihe Chemin dcs Dames and western I hampsgne.
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    The Covetous English!
    128 5 Kaisers Latest Outburst. London, May 30,3.45 p.ui. Aaattardam The Kaiser, in a Mnaikabb- address to the Geruan "oops en the Arias front, declared *a tb« enemy was attempting, •Ha ■anarellsled supplies of munianally t break tbe German nm **o», Noble minded Germans JJ appreciate the motive of
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    American Gold.
    72 5 Flow Towards Asia. Loudon, May 30, 2.05 p.m. ft* Times has a message from 0 9W urk to m y tilAt in response a "q, lfSl tor information about heavy goKi > a tfl w towards 2**» ft* agencies o£ Japanese ir dilutions bave informed treasury that they
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    Submarining.
    46 5 Admiralty's Figarei London, May 30, 10.30 p re. The Admiralty announces The arrivals for tha week were 2,719 vessels, and sailings 2.T68. Eighteen of over 1,6 )0 tons and one nnder, I were sunk. Seventeen vessels were unsuocess- 'ally attacked. Two fishing vessels were sunk.
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    British Help for France.
    48 5 London, May 31, 5 20 a.m. Paris M. Bousseaot, Secretary of the Naval Committee In the Chamber, in an article to a newspaper appealing for further British help towards French shipping mentions that over six hundred British ships are at present working for Fratiee.
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    Dutch Selzed
    29 5 London, May 31, 1.05 p.m. Amsterdam: Tha Maasbode states that the Ditch steamer Pomona, on the v .yage from Copenhagen to Amsterdam, has been taken to Swinemunde.
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    Italian Report.
    51 5 London, May 31, 5 40 p.m. Rome Th* arrivals during ihe we«-k were 498, of a tonnage of 486.110. Th« sailings wnre 476, with a tonnage of 451,255. Not including fis! $-boats and small coasters, th* sinkings of steamers were none, and of siilei-s twelve, each ander fifty
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    The Air Raid.
    61 5 Deputation from Folkestone. London, May 30, 7.15 p.m. Viscount French, replying to a Folkestone deputation, said it was impossible absolutely to prevent seropian* attacks.tbnt the gcheme of defence had been reconsidered in the light of experience gained in the recent raid. He hoped that the measures taken
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    Reid on Ghent.
    41 5 Allied Airmen's Work. London, M*y 31, 4.15 p.m, Amsterdam The Echo Beige says that fifteen Allied aeroplanes htarily bombed Ghent on Monday, considerably damaging the railway station and causing a panic. They returned without loss, after nnmerons airfights.
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    Austro-Hungarian Politics.
    173 5 Re cbsratb Sitting. London, May 31, 5.20 a.m. Amster lam At Vienna the Reiohsrath opened for its first sitting since the war. The galleries were crowded. Doctor Grobt), leader of the German National League, was elected President. There are indications that the session will be a most lively
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    Mails for the East.
    44 5 Fortnight y Service. London, May 30, 11.50 a m. Tho Postmaster General announces that in future mails will be despatched to India anl eastward fortnightly, instead of weekly. The first mail under the new arrangement will be despatched next week.
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    Control of Tobacco.
    35 5 London, May 30,11.25 p.m. The Board of Trade assumes control of tobiocD, aud prohibits dealings therein exoept as authorised. It fixes the wholesale and retail prices from the first of J one.
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    Russia.
    281 5 War'i Effects. Vltwi of General Suits London, May 30, 8.40 p.m. General Smuts, speaking at tke Russian exhibition at the Grafton Galleries, said that if nothing further happened as a result of the war but the Russian revolution, posterity would say that the war had not bean in vain.
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    French Tour.
    68 5 London, May 30, 5 35 p.m. Paris The French Socialist, and Minister for Munitions M. Albert Thotnaa have been accompanying M. Ker-msky on a tour of the Rur sian armies. The former delivered numerous speeches on the need of discipline to defeat militarism, otherwise they would again be
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    Military Offensive Desired.
    53 5 London, May 30, 10 20 p.m Petrograd i A congress of the Delegates and Officers serving at the front has resolved that while hailing the provisional G)vern. nient's aspirations towards a stable peace, it declares that the only means of arriving thereat are the immediate re-establishment of
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    Increasing Drunkenness
    76 5 London, May 31, 12.10 a.m. New York A Petrograd telegram says that the Council of the Workmen's and Soldiers' Dalagates executive calls attention to the deplorable events arising from tke increase of drunkenness and the stresses of the grave dangers to bs expected therefrom. It declares no one
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    Discussions.
    45 5 London, May 31, b' 25 a m. Petrogmd Tho executive delegates have decided to convoke an International Socialist Conference at Stockholm between July 15 and July 30. The Government is discussing the Finnish demands, including the antonomy of Finland and her International basis guarantee.
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    A Government Decree.
    38 5 London, May 31, 10.5 p.m. Petrograd j ihe Government has decreed that public drunkenness will be punishable by eighteen months' imprisonment. Violence or robbery by a drunkard will merit G to 8 years' penal servitude.
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    New Loan.
    43 5 London, May 31, 4.15 p.ss. Petrograd The Government has unanimously approved of the pro posals of M. Teiestchenko, who is temporarily in charge of the finance, to raise a loan of two thousand million roubles by an issue of paper money.
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    International Socialist Conference.
    50 5 The British Delegates London. May 31, 1 03 p.m. Stookbolm The Date'a Scandinavian Socialist Committee h ie been informed that British Socialists bave nominated Mr G. U Roberts, M.P., ami Mr. Ramsay Mncdonall, M.P., to represent the majority and minority* respectively at tha International S >eiali3l OrlllffPafaOe.
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    Italian Food Control.
    36 5 London, May 31, 4,15 p.m. Rome s A Gazette announces that persons buying foodstuffs at prices above thosd fixed by tbe Government will be liable tj six months' mpTlitfnixrent aud heavy tiu s
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    Amusements.
    215 5 The "Blightfes." A New Pierrot Troupe With commendable enterprise ami forethought a number of ladiet and gentlemen resident in Singapore hare handed theoiselres together under the above cognomen with the laodable obiect of reiie«iug the mount my of garrison lite bj giving entertainments to the soldiers stationed in various
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    THE CINEMAS.
    333 5 "Civilization." An unusual dramatic treat ia in store for theatre-goers of Singapore when Mr, Thoa. 11, Ince will present nis million dollar spectacle, "Civilization," at the Palladium Theatre, which has undoubtedly shown the world's biggest screen productions. This is th» most talked of cinema sncc?ss of the times
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    A Great Film.
    261 5 "Tbe Diamond from the Sky As will be seen from an advertisement appearing elsewhere, the Caslr.o, from to night, will be screening successive episodes of "The Diamond from the Bky," which altogether runs to 30 episodes and 61 reels. The first two chapters (5 parts) will be
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    Art Club.
    615 5 Exhibition at Y. JR. C. L A two dart' exhibition of work by members of the Singapore Art Ciub was commenced yesterday afternoon at ihe Y. II .C.A. The lion. Mr. F. 8. James, 0. m q. (Deputy jGovernor) and JJrs. James arrived at about 4 o'clock, and
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    Mails Close.
    233 5 To day Beta Pehst Dona Wan pm Part Swettenham aud Teluk Anson 'Kinta Ml pm Penang,* and Calcutta taking mail* for Dur>*aa* fJMt pm Medan Rernu tM pm Sarawak it Goebilt Kuching 2.»0 pm £y Port Swetteuhara, Penang," taking mail* for Europe, etc iM pint Merging, Kcmanun, and
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    14 5 Capt. V.T. Eagles, R.A.M.C., late of Knala Larnpur, ha* b*eu awarded the Military CVcas,
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    Legal Intelligence.
    424 5 POLICE COURTS. TOeft of Rubber. Lee Chan Kwee, who was charged thif morning with the fraudulent pcMweesion of 11 sheets of rubber ▼alued at $10, the property of Mr. J. A. Per«ira, at the 9ik milestone Jnrong Road, pleaded that he fonnd them by the roadiide aud tor
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    Sporting.
    97 5 Football. Singapore Leafae. SRC Sea Defences After a moderate game oa the Recreation Ground last evening the S, R. C. proved successful by a goal, scored shortly before the finish, to none. lbaoue Tabus to Date. gu. P. W. I». L. For. Afst.Pts. B.RC f 1 I II 6
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    Selangor League.
    59 5 P. W. D. L Poimts Rovers A. 3 2 1 0 5 United Chinese 2 2 0 0 4 Rovers B. 2 2 0 0 4 Tamil Union ...3111 3 Sultan S.ileiman 2 1 0 1 2 Railway lostitnte... 4 10 3 2 Kdang Malays 20 0 2
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    Lawn Tennis.
    76 5 Ladies' LT C. Tournament The following matches wore decided yesterday Ladils' Doubly (Final.)— Mrs V,»n de Sand* Bakhayzen and, Mrs. Griffith, scratch, teat Mrs. Saunders and Mrs Kenneth &t-»rens rec 2, 6—3, 7—5. Mixed Doublhs Class A.— Mrs. Holden and Sir John Bucknill. rec 3, beat Miss J.
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    Golf.
    62 5 Selaagor Q.C The June mixed foursomes competition of the Selangor Golf Club will be held on Mouday, Juue 4. The Men's Medal, which will be against bogey, will be held on Monday June 18. it is hoped to send down two teams to Klang on Saturday. June 0, consisting
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    64 5 On Snuday Juue 3, launches will leave Johnston's Pier, at 8. 9 and 10. am. 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. end the Clnb Bungalow, at 8.30 and 9.30 a.m 11.15, 3 and 5 30 p.m. Tide 9.3 a.m. Height 7ft. 4\u Monday Jane 4.- Johnston's Pier 9, 10
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    Singapore Choral Society.
    586 5 Proposed Rules. The Committee appointed to coneider the formation of a Choral Bociety for Singapore, has drawn op the following roles which it is proposed to place before tha Seelety at i s first meeting. 1. The Society shall be called The Singapore Choral Society." 2. She
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      149 5 Important Auction Sale of TWENTY BALES BUNNIES Each 400 Pieces (Slightly Sea-damaged) To be held at The Sale room of The Co.u.-nertla! Rubber Co, Ltd No. 3 Raffles Place On Saturday 2nd June at 10.30 a.m. For a'jcsUQt of oncern<d. Now en view. The Commercial Runner Co Ltd. Auctioneer*. 16
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    Our China Letter.
    322 6 Dischirg d Soldiers. (Frmm Out (Hp* CmrttmmdĕntJ Canton. May 19. Canton is having ita troubles jast the same as nsoal. Nearly ten thousand soldiers will bo discharged before the end of the month, ami many of th so are leaving the ser vice with no little complaint,
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    Some Fallacies About Editors.
    506 6 What Readers Should Note. An Editor contributes to tho March Chamber's Journal a very readable artiole on the above subject. The pnblio have curious concept ions about an editor's functions. It deep rooted fallacy id that the editur in in perpemal want of things "to fill-op."
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      154 6 Raffles Hotel Saturday, June 2,1917. SPECIAL DINNER Starting at 7.30. Skating Dancing after Dinner MUSIC. SongS tor Standard. Concert an i teachio*. and CMstj i tfiaati Pianoforte pifeee, good rarht. b* eeaiaeat I r r mm Pianoforte Albums of marches by s «a« e 0 I p*> fin! Kitchner ana
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    Siam and the War.
    538 7 Neutrality Questions. The position taken by Siam ai one of the signatories to Hague Contention has hitherto been thoroughly correct, say;* Hang kok Daily Mail. Immediately upon the otbieak oi hostilities she proclaimed her complete neutrality and took the customary measnrea to prevent its breach by
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    Royalty Potatoless.
    121 7 Over two year? ago King (Jeorge »nd Q ieen Mary banished alcoholic liquors from th«ir table. Now, there are liv* potrUoless days and one months* day at Windsor C«stle, where their Majesties are bow in residence. All of the Royal Family, of the Royal household, and tbe Royal
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    A Maharant's Tribute to Kitchener.
    339 7 In trlling Kitchener s lib* Rt <rv in I her book, M Field.Marsbr.l Earl Ki'chener oi Khartoum. KG A Tribute to bis memory,' N-nlkun-teih», C.1., Mxharaui of Hbavanamr I reveals her own psy'-mology, sun the j Review of Review*. Her Highness i come* of the
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    28 7 Mr. Harrison, Governor-General <S th«» PtaWpptaWi lias called for ib* idifunliate fnflMllmi of three Milttii rngiaionle The member* of Brttaflh colony offering their tervtvei lor latwkll defence uuty.
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    The Civil Guard.
    124 7 Parades for June. To day, Jane L 5 15 p.m. Parades at Pear hi Hill hi. 1 Tanjoi a Pagar. J 8 Monday, Juno 4. No Drills. Frilay, June 515 p.m Entire Company Parade at Pearls Hill. Monday. Juue 11. "».15 p m. Parade at Pearla Hill
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    48 7 Says a untitled paper: German agents aro reported to b.i. conducting an active Pan-Islamic propa gaada in the Dutch Edit Indies, and a'.tempta have been made to bring in contraband of war. One vessel v/hicu euioi from California with war material has been eei/wJ by the Dutch authorities.
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      506 7 NOTICES NOTICE. A. HtS MAJESTY'S BIRTHDAY, on the 3rd June, which is a holiday, Ulli on Sunday, Ihe Exchange Banks will be ojo^ed on Monday, tho 4th proximo. 26 5 3 6 NOTICE OF SALE OF CROWN LAND. Xotke i* hereby give:, thai two building allotment! «iuate at Tra« Strpe
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      340 7 jnn lej OFFICES hW OOOOWHS^miL 6G «-H. Batter R«*d Applj to Yeo Hock IW, No. 3 Raffle Pb» C e 14-6 a tTFStT" Esther Lodge*.' 12 Wiikie Koad, apM and water laid on. Immediate ai v TO LET. M. C No, 52 Ba.,gei Road. am*. MM R» rtofo, »rea aboat
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      603 7 BANKS CMMTWf »BANK OF INOI*. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. lACORFOBAT3D IN BNQLASn BJ ROYAL CE ARTER. i i Paid up Capital in 80,001 Shares of £20 each £j ,*Oo,nn. goaarva BW £1,900,«);.'' Reaerre Liability of Proprietors £Utt,QU BANKERS. Tna Bank of England, The Lonao* City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London
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      258 7 A Woman in the Tropics jj Z L' s know* froth experience the debuiUiting e.Weet X this Clhnah fimV upon her h< >ilth. ami the lift 2 X < eke has in koepiup her health np t<> par. 5 ffer biood hecotnee thin ami poor, whtch wuikse z her toeak,
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      480 7 WANTED WANTED AN OFFER. For 30 or more assortments of second-hand heading types (to be sold with or without type case.) For particulars Apply to Box 291, care of Malaya Tribune. 2-0 THE SERVANTS' AGENCY OFFICE. No. IT Dfcoay CUot, Slagapor*. < ESTABLISHED 1311.) tiNDIDATES deniring Position* through thin Offioe,
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      227 7 ULTRA-MARINE BLUE i Bed Lead and > her Dyestuffs. i .m mm i tm mm Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Trunks, ETC., ETC. OGURA 00. WINCHESTER HOUSE, No. 16 Collyer Quay, SINGAPORE. 26 v mmmmmm *mmmmm M^— mm.i hi i 1M |W THE JACKSON PATENT CABINETS j H i THE PATENT
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  • The Malaya Tribune.
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      Masthead
      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issned Dally.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dally.] SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1917 No. 128 Vol. IV PBICE 5 CENTS.
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      Frenzied Railorading.
      330 1 (To the Editor, The China Press Sir: The Tientsin-Peking R.R. >s rapidly reaching the limit in inefficiency. Formerly, with Foreign Inspectors it was possible to have goods shipped with the certainty hat they woald be delivered, bat wince these inspectors were dismiss"«l things have been going from bad
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      Singapore Harbour.
      128 1 Wiarvts and Godowas. For the oonvenienoe of travellers and others we set oot below the various entrances to the premises of tbe Singapore Ilsrboar Board and the godowns and storage TaJJONG PaOAR P. S late 1 to Sections 1 and 2 godowns 20—22, Storage B. Clock Towrr—Victoria and
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      Arrivals.
      41 1 May 30. Scott Harley, British Schouten, Dutch Van Hogendorp, Dutch Emile, Dutch R. S. Baru, Dutch Kamor, Norwegian Ma} Hook Lee, British Mata Hari, British Penang, British Medusa, British Ranee, British Lady Weld, British Singkawang, Dutch Brouwer, Dutch Eiger, Norwegian
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      Clearances.
      28 1 May 30. Ipoh, British Kampar, British Sti Muar, British Anjoa, Britieh Circe, British Maetsuycker, Uu'ch Prachatipok, Siamese Rajah of 3arawak, Sarawak May 31. Merkus, Dutoh Redang, Biamese
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      45 1 The super-dreadnought New Mexico (32,000 tons) wan launched at Brooklyn on April 23. The veasei is the first electrically driven battleship. The New Mexico car;rki 18 big guns. 12 fourteen inoh guno ijuiji 22 five inch guns, entf h ripeed is 2Uf knou plr hour.
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      A Great Organiser.
      148 1 The task of bnil ting 1.000 wooden -hips with which he has been entrusted sboa Id not prove too formidable a task for General Goethals, the man who accomplished wha* the American papers termed The Earth's 4 Catest Cat," in eighteen months less than the estimated time.
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      49 1 Jane 1. High water: —6.s6 a.m. 6 ft. 7 ins. 7.21 p.m. 7 ft 7 ins. Jnne 2. High water :—8 5 a.m. 7 ft. 8.5 p.m. 8 ft. 1 in. Jnne 3 High water:—9.3 a.m. 7 ft. 4 ins.; 8.43 p.m. 8 ft. 4 ins.
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      38 1 The Norwegian Consul at Liverpool has been asked by Captain Thor Nielsen, of a Norwegian steamer torpedoed in the Atlantic, to thank Captain Edwards, of Anglesey for gallantry in saving the crew after 24 hours in the boats.
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        359 1 Rogal Packet Navigation Cl. TO HONGKONG A AHOY Aooommodation for 44 First Class Passengers. For particulars apply to the Agent. 16 4 v COTTON AND FLAX Canvas PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION Telephone No. 1414 No. 496, North Bridge Road, Singapore. ROYAL PACKET Navigation Company nf Bataiia (KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPY) Special 5,000
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        442 1 To Let. I N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN LINE. A aervie* b maintained between Yokohama ria aorta to V r mall contract with the Imperial Japane.- Govmium j Uoa gfgttl V** 1 ervic •P*cially designed aad c all the latest improvemenU
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