Malaya Tribune, 9 June 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING BAILY.] AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. IEVEMWa eUILY. vol rv. No. 135 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1917 PRICE 6 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JUNE 9
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      354 1 i THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND J SHIPPING GAZETTE. J The popular Newspaper ef the 1 Straite Settlements. J PUBLISHED DAILY. 2 Complete Reports of Local Events. S Condensed News from F.M.S., Java J China, ludia, Ceylon and Japan' 1 I Full and Latest War News. THIS WEEK'S EXCEPTIONAL PROGRAMME "GAIETY"
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      497 1 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. Iboobpobatbd w Nkw ZJSALAND l l llilnsuranceseffected on Building* Rent and Merchandise of ever daieription MAURI Insurances accepted to al parti of the world at lowest ratet WAI USI aocsptsd b e all par ti. J. HENRY Manager. Office i: I, Fin lay son
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      260 1 iTHE MALAYA TRIBUNE! AND ft SHIPPING GAZETTE. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable In Advance, Per annum $14.60 X Half-yearly Per quarter S-9 Per mensem 1.2*5 8 Postage Extra, SO cts. per moatk. f Temporary Pbone He. 171. "ONODA" I [Portland J CEMENT. J Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. I (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) I
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    Share Market.
    345 2 atfljbtt, Fratcr A Co.'f C rcu ar. Very little attention ha 4 been givtsu to the Share Market tbfcf week and in an #aei»-# wf*ney i* prevalent. This, tin* f tn«- y■* 19 u*.na!l) r d tiUip. linlj i.. o.ijb ib, ar *4?t ft^ lebetaei run m ib.
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    Calculta Sweep.
    169 2 Dacca Z;;aiuJar w.ta First P. lie cv'». My S —I he iNlontae lurl 'liub Derby 8we f l/'irtn lottery s trivvn a: th in ou Siuirday few i D r > S. ne bl ibe Hnn'oi- \\f t spsjtifl >*« w otil l.Mr. VlrfOphetam and r v oiKlhoose
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    New Scale Disease.
    157 2 The aciing E itocnol 'gist with .h Inylon Governmeut haa i**u*d earning to planters' concerning 1.-structive, it interrgting, pest, tbQuied seal-, whicn a year or inor. iX«i reached Ceylon, presmn.ibu i in C.di.uinia. the fluei scale la iih of tb-i largest Bcal i insects au-l belong*, to
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    Hindu Festival in Perak.
    136 2 Sunday au 1 do. day was a gala time witti the Hinda community of Ipob in partical.tr and of Perak ii. nerul, ol tha oewjaaa am of the annml VisgKanl f *u*#l at the teeaple oi -jubramnßUm in Lnhar Road, ihc ehtival was organised mainU b.
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    53 2 A serious fire is reported to have ooonmd io the compound of Mackenzie Co.. L d., at Tientsin, on May 21. The logs i« expected to be n the vicinity of four lacs of taeis. It is reported that the outbreak •ccnr r *»d amongst the hemp and licorice e.tor*»d
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      548 2 The Contiwite! Stamp .Co. STAMP DEALER* MD STITIMUS, D. High Street. Have just unpacked a new shipment of Is. NOVELS with complete series of the famous CLUTCHING HAND STORIES Useful io Ptiiitn OUR GROUND NUT CAKE, vhich is only once preseed, is of tr, lighest quality, and pa nave in
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      1335 2 LA t> t wAe km* i*t her i Hmt n UttU »f' WimmmU') A**. Ii Mr* ?*•> a wintUmtifl thrst '<«hi f v you 4m\tthH4 QHKhlf ii *rt i fir/ f«« «»u tMJii /am «m »/*»:whi «*out, WlltrtfiH. S>« ou i« I rV«*:«l *">U"'«i r«t«Jfg «iwf *ffltn The wonderful life*giving
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    Technical School.
    531 3 Ope ting Ceremony Bombay, M»v L7.—The Willing doa 3-hool for disable.! Indian aoH'ers which was form-'l'y op ».n«d on Wednesday evening b* H. fj Lard Wi'listgdosi ow a a it* xiat ne lo trie S" 1 vi i »f 4. E i- .\V iiu*j on on babalf o>!
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    Union Jack Club.
    71 3 ,r." Hon. Tr«.*orer, Mr. A, W, Tici, c,o Chartered B*nk of India. Aaatiajia 4 China, Singapore, begs to acknowledge wi h many thanks reoajlpt of the following further 'Distributions to the above Fnnd aJready acknowledged $t9,2?.i 13 The Members, Sing*pore Clnb SI Forwarded by Mrs. F. E.
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    European Mails.
    71 3 Delivered In Londoo. The following are the dates of iej artnre from Singapore of the European Mails and their delivery in London. Mail. Lutt DBi.ivwMr. B.l. Peb. 2* April 7 B i Mir. t April 20 P. i 0. Mar. 17 April 20 R.T. Mar. 5* Auril 80
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 3 binyapore, June On Lon lon B~ k« 2/4 ft Demand 2/4* Private m/s. 2/4 13/16 On Endta— Dank T. T. On Hongkon B.»nk ,v: 3|% prem. On Shanghai— Bank d/d. 64$ iOn Jay Bank T. T 134$ On Jepan— Bank d/d, 109 1 Bore eigns—buying r?i p e Tndia
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    Wireless Reports.
    14 3 Vessels in commnnioation at noon with the local Commercial Wireless station —None.
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    Local Share Market.
    162 3 ISxclumim ie Mmmfm Tributu.) Singapore, Jane 9. Meea Latham and Co., the adriae the following quotations AJorGajah 13.90 $4.10 4.)*rKnninfi 1.35 145 Ayer Motel 2.50 2.60 A-yerPanaa 1125 11.50 Balgownie 5.90 6.00 Bnkit Jelotong 0.70 0.75 j Bokit r.atw 0.85 0.92$ OhanpkatSerdg.... 900 9.20 iQlenealy 230 2.40
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      861 3 Church Services. 8 ANDREWS CaTHBDBAB, 81 OAFOBB. UT SCJTDAT AFTER TBINITI S. HAUN BAS, A.M. MM Jdxi, 1917, 7 am H ly Communion. 7.43 am Convninio.. (Oh ral. 9is _utlT mm i o n n iT Uy Sch ol ftn<l Bibl. ■ma. t. Up:n hven. >n M d Sermon. «olj
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      761 3 A COMPELLING PHOTO-PLAY I A Powerful Lessoa Taught by Kilms— Excellent Cast in a Strong Prediction Aaaiambre Alhambra Is THfi la the only the Theatre theatre 1 ALbHAWA EB R A Orchestra Cakes, Coffee, CUUSirB, THJE PIONBKR AND PREMIER HOUSE OP QUALITY Je* etc f 811(1 tn BEST BEACH ROAD
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      60 3 Train Service. Singapore (Tank-Road) Dally. The 10.25 a.rr, train from Johor* Babrn to Geraai and the 6.45 a.l train from Oemaa to Johore Bah 1 v have eommeneed running from the 3rd May. The former train connects with the 9 a.m. train, Tank Road to Johore Bahru, and the latter
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      346 3 TO-HiaHT TO-NIMT ft June 7th, Bth ait. ita At tbe Popular Fhoto-Pla? House EMPIRE Tanjoag Pagar Roed. Tram* Pasa ttt* Door. An Cnatual Red Feather Production THE WAR OF THE TONGS S Parte, ThriUing end Sensational Drama of Life among the warring Chinese Tongs. Kaacted by the Imperial Chinese Players.
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      394 3 Mails Close. To diy. Pontianak Ban Hin Guau 1M pm Batn I'ah at Msna *M pre Malacca, P->rt S»»«t»*nhem an') Penang *Kla»g 3.80 pm Medao Ciroe 2M pm Singkawang. Pansangkat i and -ambaa Singkep 8JB# pra B a wean, Sourabaya, BaadlermaMin, Stamen, K. Baroe. Samannda, and Danggala Buy.kes 4 P»
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    THE NEW OFFENSIVE.
    883 4 There is everything in to day's news from the Weetern Front whioh is calcnlated to imbne ne with confidence. For months past chief intereat haa centred in the more southern end of the long red line whioh Btretcbee from th* North Sea to Switzerland bnt now we
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    Chinese Revolution.
    70 4 Malicious Report Nailed. Reuter. Lou lon, June 8, 1.20 p.m. Washington Mr. Lmsing stats that the report, published iv the Chinese Press, that Hie United States is supporting an i financing the revolution in Chint is absolutely false. The United States has taken no action of any sort
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    Amusements.
    121 4 War Charity Entertainment. As the result of painstaking efforts by a few ladies, a most successful salo of work and cafe chantant were held at the Tanglin Olub yesterday evening, in aid of the Blinded Bailors and Soldiers Fund. Half of the proceeds of the sale of goods will
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    Bandman Opera Co.
    119 4 The Bandman Opera Co. will shortly pay a return visit to Singapore. After at very successful season in Manila the Company will arrive In Singapore on June 21 and will play for five nights at the Victoria Theatre. The opening perforinanoe will be 'The Bing Boys Are
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    Accident to Snake Charmer.
    93 4 The Fillis' circus troupe is at present performing in Nnwara ■lija. An unfortunate accident occurred at the cireua on a Sunday afternoon Lately when Miss Carlos, better known aa Cleopatra," the anake charmer, waa stung by a cobra in the finger. As a result she was
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    THE CINEMAS.
    67 4 At the Palladium to-day, at 4 SO aharp, there will be another matinee to enable the juveniles of Singapore to witness 14 Civilisation." Only children will be admitted at half price. The Casino management announce that four new episodes (the sth to Bth) of "The Diamond from the
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    Royal National Life Boat Institution.
    40 4 The following donations have been received by Mr. A.. W. Viek at the Chartered Bank. Already acknowledged $1,165.50 Sac Hai Tong Banking Co. 10 Leow Chia Heng 5 $1,180.10 J A. B. Cool Hon. Secretary,
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    Motor Ambulance.
    65 4 The Motor Ambulance kindly presented to the Hospital Board by Messrs Wearne Bros is now ready for use and ia stationed at the Central Fire Btation. In oaaea of accid?n\}h? fsfayUan Exchange aLoold be rung np and the Ambulance asked for. The Telephone Exchange will communicate with the
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    Coming Events.
    47 4 To-Day. Lolita at Adelphi. Sea View Fancy Dresa Ball. Homeward mail closes by train, 4 p.m. To-morrow, lat Sunday after Trinity. Corpus Christi, Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Maaday. St. Barnabas. Tuesday. Lodge Zetland Regular. Moon Laat Quarter. Thursday. Italian Circus, Beach Road, 9.30 p.m.
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    Local and General.
    464 4 V Owing to a breakdown Tin here is at *iO4 00 faa np) ;no sell*™. n *»4 Rubber is crepe and 2/ICJ for sheet* Ut Mr. C. Hannii/m is Superintendent of Poll" *T im as from Sfpteuiber. 1, A" examination Government effiVrs «iU h u'* Singapore on
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    To=Day's Contents.
    118 4 The Great War i The Fighting Fronts J America and War Submarining Rnasia jj The Petrograd Conference 5 General i Share Market J Calcutta Bweep New Scale Dieeaae Hindu Festival in Perak J Mail Notices J Local Share Market J Technical School Chnrch Services The New Offensive Local
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      226 4 ROBINSON Go. Piesse Lubin Celebrated Perfumes. Sweet Pea, jM ijH Stephanotis Yiang Yiang, k Parma VioleU I Damask Rose fjl Blushing Rose Her Majesty's Wall Flovei f Lily of the Vahey, New Mown Hay Ga; a Jessamine, A, Terbena Otso of Roso. I rlMlAlvm Musk. $1.75 1 pif $1.75 PKH
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      551 4 F i Entire Change of Programme Show 7.30 p.m iN BOTH SHOWS Second Show 9.18 p.m. Share. INCLCDIXO 8 MEW REELS i the WONDER SERIAL JM anl Eve,'j riod \*m Saturday, 9th, ti Prlday. ifith Jum. til 7 A- the Ideal Picture Theatre OAS I N O By-the-Jea, Off Beaoh
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      144 4 Guinness Horsehead Stout. In Quirts, Pints and Nips. •Hi A Caldbeck f Macgregor&Co. Wine and Spin; Merciants. MFTPHT HOTEL TO-NIGHT AMD ALSO June 13 A 16, DURING AND AFTER DINNER First Appearance in the East of the celebrated Spanish Dancer Miss Lolita Ramos La Bella Lolita in her Spanish Songs
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    425 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. The New Offensive. Villages Wiped Out. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, June 7, 6.30 p.m. Renter's correspondent at Headquarters continuing his story of the new offensive says The attaok this morning waa heralded by an all night waxing and waning of thunder and every
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    Enemy Cowed.
    159 5 London, June I, 3.0 p.m. Renter's correspondent at Headquarters sayB there has been a comparative lull in the battle of Messines during the night. Since his futile counter-attack yesterday, in which our artillery wrought havoc amongst his infantry as it advanced across the open, the enemy has made
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    Villages Captured.
    223 5 Thousands of Prisoners. London, Jnne 8,1.5 a.m. Pield Marshal Sir Donglaa Haig »7« Operationa to the south of Ypres continued methodically all day long and were completely successful. We stormed this morning the Messines and Wytschaete ridge which for two and a half years has domiaated our positions
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    On Historic Gronnd.
    148 5 London, Jnne 8, 6.55 a.m. The Kaiser's boasts of the arrest of the Anglo French ofensive is decisively answered by the opening of the battle of Messines with a stroke more audacions even than that which oaptured the Vimy Ridge and broke the Hindenburg line The scene
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    A Brilliant Success.
    73 5 London, Jnne 8, 1.5 a.m. Renter'a correspondent at Headquarters says tbe battle of Messines was begun in the mernirg by the second army under the command of General Sir Herbert Plnmer and developed quite in accordance with plans. The operation has been a brilliant anceeae and 3,300
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    Aerial Successes.
    45 5 Londan, Jane 8, 1.30 p.m. The Admiralty states that naval aeroplanes on Wednesday attaoked and drove down two enemy machines uncontrollable three miles to the north-east of Dixmude. A naval pilot shot down another uncontrollable five miles to the north* eaat of Dixmude.
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    FRENCH.
    26 5 Landoa, June 8, 2.40 a.m. The French communique says that the artillery struggle is fairly violent at Chemins des Dames and notably south of Filain.
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    Great Activity.
    55 5 London, Jane 1, 4 30 p.m. A French communique state®: There was great activity at night along the whole front from north of Laffaux Mill to south of the Ftlain sector and Cerny. The artillery ighting waa occasionally most violent. The enemy repeatedly, at numerous points, attempted attacks,
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    ENEMY REPORTS.
    28 5 Hun Admissions. London, Jane 8, 4.35 a.m. German official: The enemy broke into onr foremost position eona on the Wytsohaeta salient. A fluctuating battle continue! violently.
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    Queen Wilhelmina.
    66 5 A Narrow Eieapt- London, June 8, 2.45 p.m. Amsterdam Qneen Wilhelmlna had a narrow escape from death owing to a train te which the Boyal saloon waa attached becoming derailed near Houten. Twenty-six persons were injured. The saloon waa derailed but kept upright. The Qneen, helped by an
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    Floods in Australia.
    32 5 London, June 9, 4 35 a.m. Melbourne: There are serious floods in Victoria. Townships are inundated and oommunicatione dislocated, with much damage to property. Nine people have been drowned.
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    America and the War.
    71 5 Contractor for the Allies. London Jane 8, 4.35 am New York It it announced that the inter-Allied commiaeion in Europe will determine the needs of the respective Allies, and communicate them to their missions here, whioh will submit them to the United itates. The latter will
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    Staff Officers Arrive.
    25 5 London, June 8, 6.0 p m. General Pershing (Communder inChief of the American Expeditionary Force) and his Staff have arrived in London.
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    Russia.
    76 5 General Deposed. London, June 8, 6.25 a.m. Petrograd It is announced that Qreneral Alexieff has been placed on halft pay because the Government does not consider that he possesses the energy, enthusiasm and confidence necessary at the present juncture. London, June 8, 6.35 a.m. The protest of Messrs Henderson
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    Heroes Rewarded.
    96 5 Thirty V. Cs. London, Jnne 8, 2.50 p.m. The Gazette announces the award of thirty Victoria Crosses. Seventeen have been awarded to members of Imperial regiments, namely one Indian, one Rhodesian (which is the first Rhodesian), six Australians, four Canadians and one New Zealander. Official accounts of the
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    In German Pay.
    86 5 Norwegian* Convicted London, Jnne 8, 8 55 p.m. Chriathnia Remarkable revelations have been made in a spy case. The public is astonished and disgusted by the fact that three Norwegian ex-officers of the BergenNewcastle steamship line were paid so much monthly for giving the Germans information regarding
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    American Food Exports.
    89 5 London, June 8, 6.20 a.m. Washington: Steady gains in American food exports, whioh diminished with the beginning of ruthless submarinism, are officially announced. The food shipments in April totalled ninety-eight million dollars as compared with eighty-four in March and ninty-seven in February. The value of bread stuffs
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    Cotton Crisis in France.
    78 5 London, June, 7, 3.40 p.m. The Daily Chronicle's Paris correspondent says great speculation In the Irench cotton-market haa been revealed. A powerful cotton syndicate has warned the Government of disastrous consequences and the shutting down of every branch of the industry is predicted. It is understood
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    The Silver Market.
    53 5 Reuter. London, Jane 7, 7.J5 p.m. Messrs. Montagu's report says there has been no change in tbe conditions since last week. The shortness of supplies is rendering the market seneative to any enquiry. London, June 7, 5 55 p.m. Silver is at 38/ J. The Continental buying
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    Winston and the Air.
    41 5 London, Jnne 8, 1.80 a.ni. Mr. Winston Chnrchill has aeeopted the chairmanship of tha Air Board. Mr. George H. Roberts, the Labonr member for Norwich, saccoeds the Rt. Hon. G. N. Barnes in the Ministry of Pensions.
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    The Petrograd Conference.
    394 5 Russian Request. London, June 8, 2.30 p.m. In the House of Commons Robert Cecil stated that the War Cabinet after very carefnl consideration had decided that it wi»s desirable to issue passports to Mr. Rtmsay Macdonald and Mr. Jowctt to go to Petrograd if they applied f;jr
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    Submarining.
    99 5 French Records. London, June 8. 6.25 a.m. Paris In the Chamber during a debate on submarinism the Minister of Marine said that during the war eighteen hundred voyages were made from France to Algeria and only one steamer, the Medjerdu, was sunk because captain chose his own route. The
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    Kampong Kamunting In Dredging, Limited.
    73 5 Output for the month of May 1017. 2 Dredges. Hours run 1,206 Cubic Yards treated 166,000 Total Picnls 1,954.24 Realised on sale $125,034.97 The unusually large yield 1b due to No. I dredge having passed through a rich patch, of which boring gave no indication.
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    Singapore Sporting Club.
    88 5 The Committe of the Singapore Sporting Club has d*eided to distribute the sum of $15,000 out of the Club's funds to the undernoted char Pies. Local sccretariea of the various charities concerned are requested to communicate with Mr G P Owen. Secretary of tha Singapore Sporting Club,
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    Correspondence.
    1043 5 [Wo do not nooouantf endow th* opinion exprated by corrotpondonU.] The Housing Question. H Al Editor of Hm Yar.iv» rrieim*. Sir,—Th- lUBjootol erecting fh< bouse tenements by ihe Muni<;; palitj Cot ita subordinate officers on tha Ka in pong Kapor site was discussed at tbe last meeting of tbe
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    Sporting.
    156 5 Lawn Tennis. S- C. C Toornament. Several ties in the qualifying competition for the profession pairs w*re decided on Thursday. The tournament will be entered upon next week. Results: Press. Davies and Wilson beat Engrs. Cassels and Henderson, 6—2, 4—6, 6—2. Tel. Westwood and Laybourne beat Mer. Schaltz and
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    41 5 Launches will leave Johnston's Pier to-morrow at 9, 10 an 1 11am.. 2.30 and 3.30 p m., and the Club Bungalow at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m. 12.15, 3 and 5.30 p.m. Tide 2.16 pm. Height 7ft 9 in.
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    42 5 The monthly clay pigeon shoot of th* Gopeng Gymkhana Club, Gopeng, Perak, will be held at the new Club at 4.30 p.m. to-day. Afterwards tbe new building will be officially declared open. The Perak Btate Band will play from 6 to p.m.
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    Legal Intelligence.
    307 5 POLICE COURTS. Theft of Rubber. Before Mr. Mudie, Third Magistrate, this morning, a Tamil youth named Mohamed Rowten was charged with the theft of 55 catties of rubber valued at $80 on board Tongkang No. 1,116, the property of Messrs Wadleigh A Co., lying alongside Jardine's Steps. The
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    Big Storm in Ipoh.
    200 5 Woman Killed by Lightning. A thunderstorm of more than usual magnitude, accompanied by very vivid flaahps of lightning, passed over Ipok between 10 and 11 30 o'clock od Tuesday night, followed !<y a heavy do<-' lour of rain. The storm appeared to come from tbe north-eaat,
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    Mecca Pilgrimages.
    58 5 Information haa been received from the Government of India that in consequence of the shortage of tonnage available at the present time, arrangements during the enrrent year can only be made for pilgrimages to Mecca on a very restricted scale, and that passages cannot therefore be arranged for
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      390 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Gala, Performanofl BT THE FAMOUS STAB OPERA IT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. To-nlght To-night I GULZA E NEKY will be staged. i CimmenciRg from ti-mtrriw Suoi.g That well-known Javanese Play PANJI SMERANG Part 1 will be given, 'Phone 1568 for seats. t K. H. ChOOng, Proprietor.
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      245 5 Victoria Theatre FOR THREE BIGHTS OILY Commencing THURSDAY, JUNE 14th HORACE GOLDIN Tbi Royal Russian iilus'anist and full oempauy of 35 ARTISTES 35 Ineiudlag Beautifnl Barbara Babiioto* and a BBVT of BBAUTIBS Presenting a Series of New sensational Spectacular ■Surprises A CARNIVAL OF COSJURINO INTBODUOIBG "TH IM anl Til New
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    840 6 f ka Qvoici io tic Ucf,t v i Mor&iag tsr NO A PORE, Jlvi 0. Maaa Lyallaad Kvatt, Exchange aad .Sun Brakert, lave tha foliawiof list of •.twtatiaaa Kabber Shares. Soa. Valna. Bayer*. Sallera. 1/. 4»SJ»f. S/C 2.1* 2 Anglo Jara 4/6 ft/6 S/. Anglo-Malay 10/- 12/
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    Municipal Commission.
    481 6 Special Meeting. A special meeting of the Singapora Municipal Coramiesioners waa held Jlfterdey afternoon, ahere being preaent Messrs F. J. HalUfaa (Pieelder.'). g Ball '(Knginevr), W. k -i me B Teat ~t ln J. A E la*, 8 eI. Wah, a W B <o<. N.inaz. Dr. aud J
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    Straits Produce.
    240 6 Siugapore, Juu*;9 Tin —See Local and Gelem colnmn. Copra. Strong, Tawoai. -Weak. Business d#n*>. Sayo Flour Do. Business do le Gambier. done. Pepper —Steady. No Buainn s. (Jther Products. -larket ui-t. I LiUtt Loa. kit deofetsMi. Nutmegs 110 S. per pionl »36 Otl Nutmegs 80 <S. 4 ..(g|
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    The Rubber Trade.
    115 6 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association. 29*ih Auction, 7th A 8 b Jobs. fferea far SaU Pell. I' ,176.84 or 1.4M.1T1 IW (Taaa HOI Pricn laalixca. Afaaaja pn«at. BSMBjai Bnt ribbed |I*S ta «41 faudnhUd i2S 141 n &a« i Uin ISA ?t» Ml It 4 n DsaaaaJaai
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    Messrs Barlow & Co.'s Produce Report.
    195 6 Messrs Barlow Co.'s Produce Report. Singapore, June t. At thia w- k'« auction, which occupied two days, the quantity offer. «d amounted to 653 tone. The tone brooghout waa dull and prioea show a decline on tbe week, eloaing w*ak, with a tendeuey to mill lower prieee. Fine Pale Crepe
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    Messrs Guthrie & Co's Report.
    234 6 Messrs Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, Jane 8. The weekly Rubber Aaction opened yesterday with rather a poor demand at prices averaging, for the leading grade, about »5 per picol lower than these ruling last week The Top prlee for Fine Pala Crepe was $147, and for Ribbed 8moked Sheet $146
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    68 6 Jane orders contain the following resignations from the M.B.V.R. to join the Imperial Forces Pteg. W Levine, H C Downer, E F Britten, E H Farqnharaon, R G Yoang, D Campbell, Sergt. J I 8 Codner Ptes. F W Hockin, E D BrittellJ R C Kay, B T Oilman, Lanoe.-Corp]'
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    Blinded Soldiers' and Sailors' Fund.
    274 6 r»!-. ackuoaledgpd 119.843.13 R»ffl Day F»te 2,323 proceeds of two concur ta held at Hotel Da L'Eorope 825 H X C Fiaber, 100 Saondnra and Macphail Flotaaoi 432.78 "NS" April and Maj 4 Mr Ynbujab Abraham 15 H in* n, Borneo 20 tt W L
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    British Synthetic Indigo.
    208 6 Tho manufacture of synthetic indigo at Ellesmera Port, aaya thi Weatminater Garette, ia a great step towards making great Britain inde. pendent of foreign countries, and more particularly of Germany, for dysetnaa. It ia an event of great importance in the industrial history of England. Indigo is
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    Honesty Test.
    494 6 Worn a Ahead. "The old question, 'Ia honesty the beet policy his received a new answer in two articles lately con. trionted by Ci-veianJ Moffett to McClare's. Mr. Moffett believes in thcommon rnn of humanity. He h convinced that moat people would rather do right than do wrong,
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    116 6 Hongkong, May 19: A Bill is gazetted to-day which imposes a special war rate, fron July 1, of seven per cent, in addition to the ordinary rates payable, on th- cur rent valuation of every tenement, for. the purpose of providing for the additional contribution made to the Imperial Government
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    Late Rajah of Sarawak.
    439 6 New Rifer'a Procianntioo To i Strawak G,/.--. death of Kijn Sir Cur,. Br, b *od the of the m Kijah. Itb int*r—■ had His HifkoMi I r «j IIL Ay:; iKtjWhvoiUllf, MS| fi ty yoara at rfilar of hie Tuere w. B a arge ptkcriarj C
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    Missing Jewellery.
    176 6 Development In Mill Train Case A strange Incident Ma c«w iv light in connection with the BJ* 'erious disappear*!;** r 1 P* 0 containing 13 gold ri:)t.e, a I Ireaietl to Messrs. Pin chard md '<">•. T from the mail huakel? r <* recently fr< m Ho ne,
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    Rubber Outputs.
    223 7 May Crop Keturos. Dartan Sabatang. 3,722 lba. Total for 5 montha 15,349 lba. Messrs Bonstead Co, Agents. Seletar, 15,225 lbs. Total to date 172,050 lbs. Messrs Chan Sze Onn Co-. Secretaries Mandai Tekong, 11,021 lbs. Total for 10 months 97,943. Messrs. Saadllands, Battery k Co. Agents. Bukit Sembawang,
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    41 7 The National Life=boat Institution is fitting ont its boats with a n»-w life-belt which tits around tho neck and causes the wearer to lie on his back in auch a position that the mouth re kept well out of the water.
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    Chinese Boy Scouts.
    321 7 a Happy Augury. The Auglo-Chinese School, Soremban, eolebrated its first anniversary on Jnne Ist, when there wa« a very good assembly of the pnpils and guardians. Tbe principal, tbe Rev. T. R. Jonea, in his report, detailed th? progress of the school from its inception, told how
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    New Heroine Types.
    315 7 By H De Vere Stacpoole. What wi:l be. the effect of the war upon the woman of flbtion? 1 whs a*kb J that tjaj«ti'»n to da> by a geutlemon n .»t unconnected with the Preas. Tue answer, of course, is that, as far as tho sroaua ol
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    77 7 At the Perak Chinese untitled Club, Ipob, on Sunday. June l| an At Home' was given to tbe President, Mr. Chung Th>e Fhi-\ who hae recently been appointed a Jusiic* of tho Peace. The Presi dent, in the course of the afternoon, introduced Mr. Li Hoe Kob, who. with two
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    Scottish Mineral Oil.
    146 7 Bhoal I there be any serious inter- I femtioe with imp3TtS of petroleum the Scottish minors 1 oil t:r.>l»- will *HdW com into its own. Th* final determination of the valoe of the Scottish oil shales some fifty yea-8 unfortunately for the n in Instry, coincided with
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    Royal Colonial Institute.
    207 7 At the annual meeting of th* Royal Colonial institute on Ap 11 23, it was reported that tbe num ber of members was H.GnB, and that the income last year amounted £14,831. The Council had decided to prepare an illustrated history of what might bo described as
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    The Civil Guard.
    86 7 Ptradtf for <Iod#. Monday, Jane 11,5.15 p at Pearls Hill tod Tanjong Pagar. Friday, Jnne 15. 5 15 p.m. Parades at Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar. Monday, Jnne 18. 5.15 p.m. Route March-Parades at Pearls Hill Dismiss Victoria j Theatre. Friday, Jane 22. 5.15 p.m. Parades j
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    114 7 A romantic career is recalled by the appointment of Mr J. H Cann to be Assistant Commissioner of the New South Wales Kail ways," aaya the Daily Mail. Thirty six years ago Mr. Cann was a porter at Temple Station, earning 18«. a week. He was then 21. From the
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      409 7 NOTICES NOTICE. f,r»« de*irir>* a Urfe fodown h t ffic r n nrB E floo a ir and aiteet" d iv the cemie o* IbTlown are i* quested to communig, TQMCIKSOIf, IJWW).,< 100 t, Hobin«o- R ed, _M 111. NOTICE. The Government is prepared to consider offers for She purchase
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      483 7 OFFICES AMdTcODOWNS T§ LET. Nos. 6-D, 6K, 6G, 6-H, Battery Ko»d. Apply to Yeo Hock Hoe, 3 Raffle» Pi*ce 14 6 n Es Her Lodge" 12 Wilkie Road, gas and water laid on Immediate entry. App y to N. 3. Menahem, 20 Raffles Place. [us TO LET Offices at Winch-ater
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      599 7 BANKS CHARTEREB BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. mcoHPOfcA'rip iK msgland BY ROT AL CH4RTIR. Paid up Capital in 60.000 Shares of £20 each 1,J00,00C Reserve Fund £1,9>0,00C Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,i00,000 BANKERS The Btmk of England, The Londoi City and Midland Bank, Ltd., Tht London County and Westmintter
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      103 7 ssfto»^os^ie)ptis^esMoeyoa>»e»oswosry^e»eesiee^^f I The Discomforts jo *■o f an ojfenrive breath are shared not onty ftp 9 J tkom afflict?'!, bnt bit all mki <<,me in ronton g t with them, Memth-Wmehe* ami Carbon.* die- jj 1 autee 'it for a time, but the natural watt to I sweeten the breath
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      141 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, oare of Malaya Tribune, M THE SERVANTS'AGENCY OFFICE. No. IT Dkofcy Ghsat, Siagaporc, (BSTABLISHBD 1911.) MKOIBM€t desiring Positions through thin Offioe, plea.c forward
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      304 7 jTHE ORJIENTAt. Q<rncßin<ijr: SsctnuTr Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1174. Ttro»roBATBP is Is nix. FUNDS neeed $30,500,000.00 ABSOLUTE BSCUBITY. Income In 1911 $4,309,517.50 Total Out go is 1111 82,481,418.1. Assurance effects* in 1811 54.230.542.8S Increase In Fun's 81.81 8.098.N Total Policies in force 65,842 ac iring, wit* Bonoa additlone, $72,522,348
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      158 7 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the week ending Friday, J one 15 Ta day. 2.30 p.m. Johnston's Pi«r S.V.A. Sect. 3 4 4. 7.30 a ui. Balestier Range Chinese Co. j Te-aorrow. 7.30 Balestier Range Chinese Co. Monday. 4.30 Johnston's Pier S.R.K v. 5.15 Drill Hall Maxim Co. Corner of
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  • The Malaya Tribune.
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. issued Dally.] Vol. IV. No. 135 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1917 PRICE S CENTS.
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      Shanghai Freight Market.
      1001 1 {BxcUrnw toMmimtm Tribmu.) Meters Wheelock and Co., tha leading ship and freight broken at Shanghai, favour as with the following advice under date May 24. Our Homeward Freight market to Europe haa suffered farther serious curtailment of ipaoe aince last writing as we hear that the British
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      Arrivals.
      29 1 Jnoe 7 Hye l>ong, Britiah Ranee, Britiah Boott Harley, Britiah Hock Lee, Britiah Van Hogendorp, Dutch Ramphiaa, Datch June 8. Baa Hin Gaaa, Britiah Abbotaford, Britiah Anna, Norwegian
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      Clearances.
      30 1 Jnae 7. Pob Ann, Britiah Soon Ann, British Baa Wheat Hln, Brlt'th Hebe, Britiab Hong Wan, Britiah Kaka, Britiah Eaiile, Dutoh R S. Barn, Dutch Singaradja, Dutoh Aadang, Siaeaeae
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        525 1 THERB IS NO Finer Medium ft* Shipper*.' Advertisamants THAJV TBI Shipping Gazette. Writ* fer terras, aOe Collyer Qaaj, Singapore. P.*o. British India AND APCAR LINE OMi ANiHB Incorporate i) im England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Gx>Ternment.) fer Chlaa, Japan, Penang, Ceylon,
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        288 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappi "«ederland" AND Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland) (Royal Dutch Mail Companies). RKGULAR MAIL BER/ICE Between Java, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Yokohama, Nagasaki and San Francisco am: rice versa Far freight, passage and farther particulars Apply to Internationale Crediet and Hindelsvereeniging "Rotterdam (Incorporated in Holland.) 1 0 Almeida Street PlOffl
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        282 1 Rom Picket Navigation Ce. H HONGKONG «t AHOY Accommodation for 44 First Clmi Paaaengara. For partievtara apply to the Agent. 16.4 Save your Money, TIME AND LABOUR BY UBING. The Canvas Bags p OR PACKING RUBBER PATENTED BY THE GOVERNMENT. Telephone, 14Q4 12-4 No< 496, North Brid e Ro L
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        223 1 To Advertisers: OUR Shipping Gazette OIMUfcM ia every pert »hromfhe it MALAYA PENINSULA*. Terma en Application. N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN J A PAN) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co EUROPEAN LINE. All St.».«r« for E.roM *r« Qtte« witk W|,eU„ Saflls,. f.r MoMios,, Kofc., mmi YokoW ~< ry fcUlfo,.
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        127 1 Singapore Tide Tiblfi. Jane 9. Moon. In Perigee 8h. High water 1.28 a m. I ft June 10. High water:—0 42 a.m. 9 ft. 5 ina. 2.16 p.m. 7 ft. 0 ins, Jane 11. High water :—1JS a.m. 9 ft 1 in. 3.6 p m. 7 ft. S ins. June
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