Malaya Tribune, 11 June 1917

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. evening daily.] v SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. > i56 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. CM Malaga Crlbune. MONDAY,! JUNE It
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      549 1 JIHSURANOE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.- LTD. i Irooeporitid is New Zialakd Fttßlasaraaoeseffsctsfi on Bulldingi Rent ani Merohandiw of ever description ■Mi MARj-Z InBa accepted to a) parti of the world at lowest rate WAI RISK accepted to all parte. J. HENRY Manager. Offices; 2, nafeftoa Green. The Eastern United Assurance
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    Indian Rajas.
    471 2 What Tbey Are Doing. tr at ft Vtt r? Bneeiaet aketcbes of: !>e Miasm ti Hyderabad, the Maharajas of Jam ran aud Kashmir, Mysore, Baroda, and Travavncore, and the Nawab-Begum of Dhopal, appear in tl-.o cßTent issue of Th SoeUheru Workman; Hampton. Vircinia, U.S A aad. r 11,<*
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    True Stories from the Front.
    793 2 One who is the c sends the followin* stories to the Daily Chronicle An attack by tho enemy being expected, some men of a London regi ment had boon kept iv reserve for nearly twenty hours in an underground excavation, which more closely re-embled a
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    The Civil Guard.
    88 2 Parades for June. To day, June 11. 5.15 p m. Parades at Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar. Friday, June 15. 5 15 p.m. Parades at Pearls Hill ami Tanjong Pagar. Monday, June 18.5.15 p.m. Koute March-Parades at Pearls Hill Dismiss Victoria Theatre. Friday, June 22. 5.15 p
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    57 2 The Lanka Boys' Progressive Union, Taiping, celebrated its first anniversary on Monday by an At Home" and athletic sports on the Ceylon Association* ground, there being iv all twenty-five items. The course was attractively laid ont and three tents acoommodated the visitors. The ground was gaily decorated with Union Jacks,
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      479 2 FITTER'S WORLD-RENOWNED Nickel Brass Bedsteads Lochsans. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LATEST DESIGNS. NOW ON SHOW A. Frankel Go. VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. Mga—wii jew n in «M^^— I mmE Emn sons, ESTABLISHED 1859. 71 North Bridge Road. M, MM, SIILITART, AND SPJRTINB TAILORS. £-3 Tho Managina; Propriety wh.) has receive! hi*
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      583 2 AUCTION SALES. PUBLIC AUCTION SALE il Job Suprtmi Court at Joftora Bahru Admiaistratloe Salt No. 2 ol 1917 In tbe Matter of the Estates and effects of Mohamed Khalid bin liaji Abdnllah Deceased. PABTICULARS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE o» Valuable Freehold Land and Houses SITUATE AT Kampong Abdul Hamat and
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      598 2 AUCTION jALES. In the Estate of Ta.i Beng Gwee, deceased AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Leasehold Lands and Houses, BITUATE AT Hat Quay and Market Street, Singapore. TO M BELL AT Messrs Ching Keng Lee Co s Sala room To-day, June XI, 131*7, at 2.30 p m (1) All that piece
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    A Lose Empire.
    404 3 Within thirty months the Allies, have conquered a Colonial impire which took Germany thirty years |o Ktain Th-r* haa bp*:n nothing, T 8 Mr. Joh« H. H,.7i 8 in the n'r rent Contemporary R>oiow, |q JL Colonial Mntory of the world eomparabk to Ct'immy's loam Within less
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    Portuguese Governor.
    246 3 Sechor de Costa's Rsiirement Bombay, May 21 —News of the resignation of ilia Excell-ncy Smhor C 'Uceiro da Coeta, Gk>Vrtrnor-<lcner*l of Portuguese India, and of his approaching departure forPo:tujal is rt-eived nit.ii rojret am rgv tiie inhibitants of Portugurs-* India Excellency long, ag completed hi»! terui of ofF.co
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    66 3 Wolf's comet, discovered in April 916, is npprouching ns a f tb« rate of about 1] millions of i"ihs a day I 8 brilliancy is thirty times as great ai at the time of discovery, and it >ntincea to Increase nightly. The set id new an Interesting objeat iewetl throagb
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    Sporting.
    184 3 Golf. Singapore G. C- v. Keppel G. C, A foursomes match was played on the Raceeourse between teams from the ahove clabs yesterday morning under favourable conditions. .As u» Hi tha games were ovtr IS holog, one point being scored for a win and a quarter point for a
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    Ladies' Rifle Association.
    49 3 Mrs. Oldham won the Juae ipoon at the Baleatiei Range on Thursday, the following being the fire best scores Iooy liOy with h'cap Mrs >id ham 26 2r\ 67.84 Mauldon 31 29 67.09 n LyaU 31 26 66.41 Thomas »0 2H 65*4 :'ayne 25 20 64.99
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    Lawn Tennis.
    89 3 Singapore C C Tournament To diy s Tiesi Polic««, Qriffiu an.l Maeleod v Ac counts, Plamm-r and Biteaaan. Merehts. and Home v. j Army. Lloyd and Fifool, Navy, Stow and Webb v. Aruiy, NC*«<k?II and Browne. Tek'graphs, Westwood and Lay. i bourne v. Merchts.Anyon and Parr. To morrow's
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    Football.
    87 3 League. Government Reading Room v. S. Suleiman. Thin m itch on the Railway ground oa FriuiT evening resulted in a win for th* Snlian Suleiaoan Club by three goals to none. Positions asd Points. P. W. D. L.Pt» UnitedChinese 4 4 0 0 8 K>vorfl B. 4 8 1
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    EXCHANGE.
    54 3 b'nyaiinre, Jwe tl- Lonloi.— Bent* 2,4| Deeaaad W 2/4 13/16 c inl'rx— Bisk T. T. 3fr%prem Bank Id 04 i Br.Lk T. T »34t )n Jape* Bank d/d. 109 'nil* (Toll BtHi lart i« S H 1/4 5/32 M T. T. Bank of En-land rate *Z R r „ilvar
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    European Mails
    70 3 Delivered la London. The following are the dates of from Singapore of th* European Mr.ils and their delivery in Linton. Mail. Lk*t. Hklitbmb ni. Feb. 2* April 7 RI Mar. 0 April 20 P. O. Mar. 17 April 20 UI Mar. 2K April 30 P. A O. Mar.
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    Wireless Reports.
    14 3 Vessels in communication at noon witli the local Ooiuimwill Wireless Station :—None.
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    34 3 It reported that the kerosine oil B«ld which waa recently discovered at Arikawa, Goto Islands, promises to jield a Urge quantity of oil, and the Kuhara Mining Company haß d«cided to undertake exploitation immediately.
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    Local Share Market.
    148 3 {ISzciueivt io Mohga Tribvtu.) Sirgapore, Jane 11. IA wn Latham an i Co., the \rc«<ie, R lviao the following qnotatione AJorOajah 43.90 $4.10 AjerKnning* 135 145 Ajer Molek 2.50 2.60 Aver Pan?.* 11.15 11.30 Balsowoif 5.80 6.00 Bnkit Jelotonc, 0.70 0.75 Bnkit Katil 0.92* ojanj*katBerdg.... 900 9.20
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      37 3 TRADE f L I MARK i I J Wholesale and Japanese %JU- twail General Poods KetaU JUST ARRIVED Rain Coats, Trunks and Suit Cases MARUTO CO. 383 and 385 North Bridie Boad. Singapore. OPPOSITE HARIMA HALL. v
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      610 3 I A COMPELLING PHOTO-PLAT I 1 A Powerful Lesson Taught by Films —Excellent Cast in a Strong Production Alhambra I I Alhambra ta to the onI > 1 I at the theatre 1 I tho Theatre warn* fiL with an I I where you i S J| Jf H_S eiqols!te\ea
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      60 3 Trail S*. vice. Singapore (Tank Road* Daily The 10.25 a.m trnin from Johore Bahrn to Gemas and the 6.45 a.m. train from Gemas to Johore Bahrn have eomraenoed 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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      474 3 TO-NIGHT TO-NIOHT 2 t At the Popular Ph t< -Piay House EMPIRE Tanje.g Pagar Ro>d Tran.a Ptaft the Dcor. SECOND SHOW 0 V> p.m. SHARP. Ukivrr-al Psbsbkts A Tremmdoua Dramatization of. Dauwl De F*ee Immortalized Thrilling Story pfm Robinson Crusoe«... With Robert Leonard, Margarita Tidier and aa All-Star Cast. A
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      154 3 Mails Close. To-day. Batu Pali at H<»ug Wan i pw j Batn Pakat Sri Wonfsee "2.80 pre j Merging Merging 2 3") pta Port Mrettaakam and Tel-ik Anson 'Perak 2.30 pa Mnar ..nd Malacca *Kaka 8 pen Kota Tinggi Tanjong Surat 4 pn« Kota Tinggi Ban Lie Guan 4 pm
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    MESSINES.
    892 4 For the none* the little town of Messincs which lay midway between Tprei and Armentieres, in the aorthern seotor of the British front, •ad the villages in the vleinity, are no more. They have totally vanished. From the north of Hill 60 ta the sooth of Ploegateert (be whole
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    Spanish Crisis.
    135 4 Cabinet Resigos. London, June 10 7.50 a as. Madrid Th-s Cabin-t hu resigned. Thu rWnier toi l Preafanan that the G )T«rum* -,t n*"ai<?d i; their duty to aliow the Crown to consult public -.pinion. London, Jone 10, 6.03 p.m. Madrid The Span "eh ciiiis i, due to
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    Amusements.
    49 4 Horace Goldin. Booking oprna to day at afoatri for the abort visit of ilorace Goldin to the Victoria Theatre. It ia cnneee*sary to dilate oa the aeeomplishments of th s cl-vc i enrerrainer. He eomcs here sapporteU by a strong vaadevilie aoeßpany ar J present many new inrns.
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    The Cinemas.
    80 4 The Palladium t.ill ahowing Civilisation i r three mora nights only. The last matir.r» p.: which this picture will be acreer..-<i will i given tr-day a* a sjaartcr to in shirp. Half p.-icrs will be cL i for ali patrons ol tbis rnßt..j i At the Empire to-nigut
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    Legal Intelligence.
    278 4 APPEAL COURT. Before their Lordships Sir John Dnekniil, K.C., (Ohief Mr Justice Bproale, X!r. Jnetioe imnncs and Mr Jnr \m Woodward at the 8uprrme Court :hh raorrdr.g. the Appeal Coart wit formalij opened, when after several coun.el bad applied for i at to withdraw ten applications f r
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    STOP PRESS.
    51 4 London, Jane 10, 11..15 p The AdamiraUy innoaooaa th-t the latent reeoauairiae i a Oatend ghow thore bona a removal of all the Urge «hipping and two destroyers, whioh were reported as being to.yd toward! Zaebrngge. They are probably thote damaged daring the bombardment. <V«ivl harbour »vv*tre darted.
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    Local and General.
    430 4 lin hem 8 M U06.00(n,^ 110 tons snj.i. l*« Up) Rubber is q-vjt~.; both crepe aud sheet OhW Judicial C actas F.M.S. Jil3 »*iOQer, has inched i iuffie atd Artist. R,bV a .-«"dtLe The Hon. a r 'bia ntk, (M r ilot Q« London,7ulirr^A^r i?(> Jauro m.vh
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    To-Day's Contents.
    117 4 P*«E9 TH? QUAT l?AI Victory of MesfiiiKS America ami la a Wai Rusai i 5 Ausuiaus Irani Paaea Victotia Cross Hatoai Irish Question Get man Colonies Mesopotamia Commi-sion French Consular X.ws Qavnajj: Tho Civil Gasrd Indian Rajas 2 True Stones from tbß Front... Mail >.'oticc*. Local Share Hartal
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      205 4 ROBINSON Co. Piesse Lubin Celebrated Perfumes. Bweet Pen, IJI Stephanoti* Ylang Ylang, jfi'ffiiiill Parma Violets Damask Kose l|b Blushing Rose Her Majesty's j jjjj Wall Floyer Lily of the Valley, JS '2tSw ew Mowu HnT Ca| Jessamine, Verbena Otto of Tvose. 4 iwvT j j MllBks .»-r. r»> wmmm If
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      538 4 LAnI An Entir« Claa&iitfAa of Programma First Shaw 7.J0 p>a». Iff BOTH SHOWS Seeead show 9.1S p, ra. Sbarp, lamiuiaf) 8 NEW REELS j of the WONDER SERIAL ITMlgfct aad Every U.'ai from Saturday, 9th, t3 Friday. iStrt Jane, 1117 At the Ideal Picture Theatre j CASINO By.the-Bea, Off Beach
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      141 4 m i—^rt—pw—i————M Guinness Horsehead Stout. In Qirrta, Pinfei and Nip«. 1 Caldbeck, Macgregor Co. WIM and Spirit Menaanti. ADELPHI I HOTEL June IS 16, DURING AND AFTER DINNER First Appearance in the East of the celebrated Spanish Dancer Miss Lolita Ramos La Bella Lolita in her Spanish Son;;* Rnd Dances.
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    VICTORY OF MESSINES.
    656 5 A Great Achievement. FULL STORY 8F HE BATTLE, Told by Field Marshal Haig. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London Jut: 8, 5.55 p m, Fs< I- u *1 Sir H»ig r. jt>r r T.t i'i -r ci; tured i-? one of the mist important of ii.' enemy's «trongholds on
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    Value of Our Airmen.
    126 5 London, June 9, 1 30 a.m. id aiaisLal Sir Dnagls! Hai* farther refer!!. Oar nwr Lot eoutn f V his be«n orginii-,1 and a oared. 0 rman counter attacks on t th »od north-east of 0 >etaeerae ana east ol were repassed m fa r« by
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    Enemy Counter Fails.
    155 5 London, .Tone 9, 4.0 p m. Field Marshal Sir Doaglas Llaig report Ttie e nfta jy f at T# n j agt evening, heavy aitillery prewar tion, Hu..:nhed a powerfal counter-attack against nearir ths «•hole of the new front soath of Tpre?. from Sf. Yves to north
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    Improving Positions.
    348 5 Lou Ion Jun» 10, 1.50 a.m. Field-Mrtrahal Sir Ha g dijstheday was qaiet on ta» battle ir< nt sou'liward of Ypr*a Firj for nin'ual artillery fire. VT.t siishuy e i tha rijjut flank of ne»r positions Ov.jr 7,000 ha* t;-:n taken prisince Ihars lty mornina and a great
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    His Majesty's Thanks.
    86 5 London, June 9, 3.30 p.m. The King has telegraphed to FieldMarsh*! Sir Doeglai Balg: I rejoice that, thanks to the thorough p enaration and eplendidj co-ope<-a-tion of all Br**, the iuapcrtsrjt Messinea Ri.lge, the scene of many memorable struggles, is aaain in our bands. Tell Q aer-1
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    Gallant Anzses.
    113 5 London, Jnne 3HI c.*«. Rtmer's eerrer^essderS st Head •juarteis says ir* the b«I r t a fun/ann New Zealand sappers, stripped to the waist, and nearly black with grime, yesterday shovelled communication trench through churned, up ground in which almost every trace of German trenches and strong posts
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    Situation Completely Changed.
    359 5 Loudon, June 8, 11,35 p.m. Renter's correspondent at Headquarters voics the general view. He says It is rather difficult to digest the fact that yesterday's brilliant coup changed a condition which has been porinaneat fer two years and eight months. Nevertheless, the fact r 'raains that tha
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    Gunners' and Miners' Victory.
    359 5 London, June 9, 11.20 p m. Router's correspondent at Head* quarters gays that Yimy and M engines baa changed the whole aspect of th r ftUnatiou north of Arras. It is re 'jionably s.tfe to say that these two impregnable" positions are oars for all time.
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    Huge German Losses.
    241 5 London, Juno 10 4.4') a.m. Renter's ewreancadent at Head* quavers telegraphing hat cv* ting, says there is gre* 1 aggressiveectivity on onr front. It is safe to s*r tna* the Germans wore never so harried as they ware dnring the four raiJs on the ?ror.t ol their
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    After Many Months.
    112 5 London, Jane 9. 4 a.m. Correspondent describe the n-*w British advanco as the ollmai of months of met laboriooj presasra. tion. Hnndredsof gunners toiled for almost h year at au intricate timetable. Cinuj of expert mlnem lire*! for a similar period in foul, narrow shafts beneath the
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    Brave Irishmen.
    53 5 Lou lou, June 9. 7.15 p.m. Correspondents at Headquarters state that the 09 of I>3blin and Muneter took athoamnd iri.« ;iers and Ulster men the a one. Th»> capture of Wytscbaete Vilt.iae by the Nationalista. with Ulster men next to thetn, wjs o te of the great episodes
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    Enemy Dumbfounded.
    84 5 London, June 9, 2 40 p.m. Paris: Tho Biuish riotory at' Mfssines has dumbfounded the enemy who brought up four reserve divisions to awraat bix dirasions of his best tro-pe who were facing the British. Toe movement wag immediately observe and tho British artilltry opened fire. Tne Germnu
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    OTHER FRONTS.
    103 5 French Communiques. London, J tue 12 d5 a.m. A Freneh co'nmaaiqae says On Cheuain d s artillery was lively. Tne en<»mv has not attempted to re-attack. London, June 9, 4 30 p m A French communique says Oar batteries were very ac.ire at nuht in the region north
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    ITALIAN.
    76 5 Enemy Attacks Repulsed. London, Jan* 8, 5 55 p.m. Italian official We brck* 4 up an enemy attack which was pveeeded by aa intensive deeiroc ive 6 r on Vodice. B g eneniv «.«sanltinjj parties covered by vident artillery fire attempted to approach to the foulbward of Castagnavizr i.
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    An Austria Boast.
    58 5 Loudon, June 9, 12 35 p m. Udii.e Th-t boasted Austrian gain merely consists of a few yards along a two mile front south of Jamiano to Tiruavo river. I* was Impossible for th Italians to retain the ground, which is wholly ojjTBby, back*l by the r
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    Janina Occupied.
    16 5 London, J me 10, 6 05 p.m. Ev>me Tha Italian have occci pied Janina.
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    Heavy Fighting
    130 5 London, June 9. 1L45 a.m. A correspondent at Italian Head-qnar'-frs a-sys ±hv th-- Ttr'-hn" bating momentarily 1 «t l ivir hold of the slopes of Dormais sro baok on the low sronnd They made a maamiflcent attempt to retain the lost if round but enemy rein forcmienta prevented
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    RUSSIAN.
    40 5 iij ;s Shifting Troops. Loudon, June 9, 5.45 p.m. Petrograd A continued »?irhdra«*«l of enemy troop* ie reported from tht> Rut-aian to the Eo«llab, Fieueb, Italian and •dt-eopotaraia front*. In some ease? all nniei thirty years are being transferred.
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    General Depose.
    50 5 L ndou, Jam* 9, 7.45 m. Petrograd; Oenerai Jutko having asked permission to in cm troventioo of M Xerentdri's order of My 18, for bidding ofsl u> resign, V. lias relieved Gorko of his command on th I western front and has appointed him generU of a division.
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    America and the War.
    120 5 General Pershing's Arrival. London, June 9. 5.40 k m Pershim'. aeeonspwnied by his entire bca<lqnarters staff, rinmboririg 186 rfficero, kc<a arrived at Liverpenl. Speating where h* was e«*emoni received. Gen -ral Fersbiog that the voyage in the liner Baltic was. an<-ventfcl Sue was by Ameiiean destroyer».
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    Mr. Balfour Returns.
    59 5 Lotidon, June 9, 5.45 p.m. Tn* Rt. Mon. A J. Balfour, accompanied by th- Bri iah members of tho mission, has returned to London, and was welcomed by Mr. P;<g« and Gnneral Pershing, at E mton ->tati(tn. He stated that the voyage had b« en without ir.ci
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    Big Subscription.
    20 5 London, Jnne 9. 7 45 a.m. New York Morgans hare subscribed fifty million dollars to tho liberty loan.
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    Austrian Want Peace.
    133 5 Attempt with Russia. London, June 9, 7.15 The correspondent of the Tintes at Petrograd saya a deputation from tbe Austrian army has arrived. It consists of two ganerals, two colonels, twenty t-fficars and soldiers provided wiib passes from ihe front to enable theoi to c-jm-tnuricate ternas of
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    The Turk's Prisoners.
    62 5 How Some Are Treated. London, -June 10, 4.30 p.m.* Paris Mr. E!ku?, ox-Ambassador of the United Stat.-s to Constantinople, states that speaking iho Turks behave generously towards iheir enemies. General Townshend in particular on many occasions assured him that he had only appreciation to txT»ress for ihe
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    18 5 Reuter. London, June 9. Silver is at 38 7/16 Th*rear« abort sn >pliee. Tbt marketis steady ~-P uffi>.
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    Russia.
    64 5 Cotfideuce in Victory. London, June 8, 3 53 p.m. Petrocrad After speeches from the Belgian minister and a representative of the French SnbdMy, a conference representing all Russian commercial, industrial and financial concur» s a> animoasly decided to send t > the Allies a declaration eatogorical.y rejected any possibility
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    Regiments Mutiny.
    34 5 Londoc, Jen? 9. 2.49 p.m. Pour regiments of the seventh army have mutinied. One of them arrested thftlr officers. Thr- War Minister has ordered tbe regimsnts to disbanded and tbe ringleaders courtmarlialle-I.
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    Threatened Dock Strike.
    62 5 London, Jone 9, 1.40 p.m. Petrograd: The docksrs at Archangel threaten to strike, demanding ten roubles daily for discharging general cargo and 14?, for ooal. The employers c-fffc? u minimum wage of seven and nine roubles, respectively. A dogate of the Ministry of Labour h is gone
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    Peasants' Congress.
    84 5 London, June 9, 3.40 p.m. Tbe Peasants?' Congress h«»a passed resolutions urging the army to submit to discipline to raofroad the country, favouring peace without humiliating annexations, or indemnity, with the right cf each nation to dispose ef itpelf. The Ail Russian Congress of councils of the soldiers
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    Hun Peace Efforts.
    207 5 London, Jaue 10, 7.50 a.m. Petregral i The German Com manner in Chiefs wireless te all tbe Russian trooss suggests that through an armistice the RnsacGerman military operations could be ended with Russia deserting the Allies. He declares that Germany and her allies are ready to rr.e*t
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    German Scheme xposed.
    175 5 London, Jane B, 10.30 p.m Petrograd: The Council ef soldiers and erorkmen bas issued an appeal to the army e.s follows: "The German eomn.ander on the Eastern front has wirelessed to our troops proposing a ct-wation of war without any mature with the Allies. He talks thus
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    Kronstadt Rebels.
    154 5 London, June 10, 7.f*o a.m. Petrograd The Kronstadt soldiers and workmeu, having re-afßamed their indepenenoe, the Provisional Government has ancounct 1 that drastic nitasures will b6 new esary. Therefore it has proclaimed tbat the citizens of Kronstadt must without hesitating obey h!1 orders of tbe Provisin il Gov*
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    The Petrograd Visit.
    61 5 British Protest Locdon, Jnoe 10, t».05 p to. A meeting in Trafalgar Stj'iare «-js held to protect aaaiusi 3ir. R«'.may MaeJonil i'fi viait to I|etrogra i. A telegram was read from the b.arch of the Seamen's an 1 Firemen'tU ion toFiiv:'-Vva should have liac l'-nald and Jowitt
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    President Wilson's Message.
    250 5 London, Jan*- 10, 7 30 p Washington Th* folio v i in the Iret part Of the t*x? of i -t Wilson'» eo>ninn v -ie. Hon to fl Rassian Govemtn. r»», which the Amerifien Ambassador hai tie: at Petrograd. In view of the approaching visit of an
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    793 6 him Qeetes 4 ia tat Mirket t&ia M^raiag SIKOAPOU, JUSB 11. Msaaa Lyai' and Evatt, Rich«uig« aud Share Beekere, tarae tke following lkt of quuuiiam Rubber Shares. N\m. Valce. Sayan. Bellen t/- Allagui J,'« 8/10 t Anglo Java 4/« b 6 tl- Anglo-Malay 10/- 18/ 1 AyerKuning
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    Victoria Cross Heroes.
    565 6 Many Great Deed?. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. London, Jnne 8, 6.1 d p.m. The Victoria Oobi awards include eight posthamons honours i— Lient Colonel E Delavel Henderson, killed, North SlsJords, who brought np his battalion under the heaviest fire to the front line, ineorr. ins; the heaviest casualties. When
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    Hungarian Political.
    63 6 A Surprising Turn. London, Jun-i 9, 12.35 p.m. Amsterdam A telegram from Budapest says that Count Moritz Etterhazy bas been entrusted with thu formation of a Cabinet. London, June 10, 3.5 p.m. The Hungarian political crisis bar taken a surprising turn. The cause of demooratisatiou of the Government
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    An Enemy Plot.
    27 6 London, Juna 0, 5.15 p.m. Buenos Airre Turkibh plotters have destroyed en enormens quantity of preserved meat at the Liebtg SftebUeiasAefit ;»t Colon, Argmtine.
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    Canadian Conscription.
    24 6 London, June 9, 1.0 p.m. Toronto The Gloh», the leading Liberal newspaper, has broken with Sir W Liuiier on the conscription issue.
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    A Resignation.
    20 6 Lon Jon, Jane 9, 3 40 p.m. Capt. Bithtuurst, ML, hai re elgtfed tt(fm the Mtalsiry of FobJ.
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    Disastrous Earthquake
    102 6 Sao Salvador Destroyed. London, Jane 9, 12.35 a.m. Ssa Joan dell Bars: Cables report Ban Salvador the capital of Salvador, with a population of over sixty thoasand has been totally destroyed. There are no details but the cause is undoubtedly an earthquake or the volcanic eruption ot Tegacigalpaa.
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    Large Area Affected.
    285 6 London, Jane 9, 5.45 p.m. New York: Tvs President of Nicaragua states that aa earthquake destroyed Ban Salvador, San Fanteola and neighbouring towns aud villages. The cai.ialties are not numerous. [San Salvador, the capilal of the republic of Salvador, waa situated iv the valley of L<\s Uamaeat,
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    Irish Question.
    296 6 LlMcr Joos Convention. London, Jane 9, 1 30 a.m. The Ulster Unionist Council has decided to accept the invitation to the Irish convention. London, June 9, 3 0 a.sa. The Unionist resolution at the Ulster Conncil to participate in the Convention said that the Council was influenced by
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    The Falling Mark.
    25 6 Loudon, June 8, 7.20 p.m. Neutral values of the reichsmark are slumping daily. Amsterdam quotes 34$ (normallys9^), guilders for a hundred marks.
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    Austrian Warship Sunk.
    23 6 London, Jane 9, «05 p.m. Rome An Italian ■abmarlne torpedoed and tank an Aaitrian destroyer in the Adriatic ou Jon*
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    German Colonies.
    100 6 More Talk. London, Jane 8, 8.05 p.m. Amsterdam: The German Co lonial Secretary, speaking at the Leipzig branch of the Colonial Society, declared that the German government and people were determined to safeguard Germany's colonies in the future, insisting on the return of her oolonies. Animadverting on General
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    Sooth African Opinion.
    48 6 London, Jane 9, 8 10 p.m. Johannesburg Socialist labour circles actively opposed to German -nilitarissn favour representation at :he Btookholm conference in order to voice workingelass opinion against haading back the Gorman colonies. Colonel Creswell, leader ef the labour party, is suggested as the delegate.
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    Mesopotamia Commission.
    101 6 Report Completed- London, June 9, 7 45 a.m. The Times announces that the report of the Mesopotamian Commission is now before the War Cabinet. The conclusions reached are expected to have an important bearing on the present organisation of highor commands in the Indian Army. The concentration in
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    Manchester Without News.
    32 6 London, Jane 9, 1.50 a.m. Ov.ingto a strike of compositors the Manchester eveaing papers were not published. It is expeoted that the morning papers also will not appear to-day.
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    110 6 Popular Irish Officer. London, Jan* 9, 545. p.m. Vf»jor William Redmond has died of wonnds. The low of Major Rsdmand is deplored by all Irish ranks. He was gallantly leading his men at Meesiafe when he was hit, and was carried nff in the Ulster ambalance, which is regarded
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    French Consular News
    103 6 tßy courtesy of the French Consulate-) Paris, June 8, 6 50 p.m. American steamers sunk two German submarines. The Argentinian sailing vessel Oriana was sunk in the Mediterranean the crew were saved. Germany handed over his pass ports to the Haitian Charge d'Affaires. Paris, June 9, 0.15
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    Straits Produce.
    243 6 Singapore, Jane 11. 7V«. —See Local and General colnmn. Copra* —Weak. Business done. Tapioca. —Weak. Buslnesa done. Sago Flour- Do. Basin-at done Qambier. —No Business. Pepper- —Steady. No Basiness. Otaae* Fnĕmt*-- Masawt Qnl t. Latest Leal Uarktt Qsotatitai. Nutmegs 110 S. p*r pica! 136.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 46.00
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    Tiffin Menu and Recipes.
    242 6 The following recipes are warded by th* S cretary 0 Food Reform Society lll Menu Carrot Soap. mashed potatoes, g„ n brown cravy. Scalloped LJ BrikrstFsJtlin i-,, J s Recipes Carrot Socp hrHimta: IOCa<io*« e ock,3 2 mimm. s-.d ft.;. r c'outono. P* r Method Pn
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    93 6 We untitled ./Mr. Ng Ch«oa aiisawe, .hoon Qaaa wr..ch kpi* June 3 at No. 10 .St, Gresjorv \>\ Ka He was born la Sa L aaa rJWci^ ow and came to yeara ag«. 72 y ars Ma learns /5 saos an<; 2 la a. an many graitdehildron I n amah
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      234 6 There is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG Try I* X ON SALE AT Tfie Lea 3 ng Hotels ASD Principal Liquor Dealers. Raffles Bakery AND Confectionery TRY OUR Wholomeal (3rown) Bread An rt immended by :be Food Reform Society. It is guaranteed to contain 50% of Whole Wheat, and thus
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      141 6 A STUBBORN FOE. To conquer an obstinate enemy requires persistency and perseverance. It is the samejwith Rheumatism, tho dread foe of mankind, which ranks foremost in stubbornness. To eradicate it from tbe system, yuu must Ube tbe right weapon. Little's Oriental Balm is the only remedy that 1 can overpower
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      462 6 Straits Settlements War LoaiL Bonds. Bearing Interest from the date oi 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 proceed* of this issue will be lent
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    Week's Summary.
    1193 7 Tbe Kla* and Workers, The following sammary of the week's warring is iasaed by the British Legation of Bangkok, but mv t not be considered official. London, Vfay '23. The King and Queen ha";"* concluded their northern visit. Replying to a loyal address b? tho munition workers the
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    Airman's Three Fights.
    614 7 Fiigfet Ortp Germs Mom. British HeadqasrteJs, April 16: Here ia the record of i aftagle light of one of oar airmen, wade witbin the laat few dava. I have oal oat only the name* of machinea and each small detail* as might conceivably be useful to the
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      209 7 NOTICE. pirms desiring Urge godown ,»itl; olßc on 6r-<t second floors .rer it B*d -icutt' the centre of .he Town *re r»qn» sd Io commai.iwith S. TOMLINSOX, v isst C. B. 100.2, Bobu or R ■ad 1.6 15-6 NOTICE OF SALE OF €30Wrt LAND. Notice is hereby vivf-u that two
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      483 7 TO BE UT iMIS AND BGDOWNS Tl LEtT Ro^ 0, 8 D 61 «-O. 6-H, Battery a TO LET. •'Esther Lodge" 12 Wilkie Road, gaa and water laid on. Immediate S^enab.m,2o 11-5 v TO LET Office.. »t Winchrstor Horn*e No.. 10,11,11, 13, 14,15. 16,17, 23, 24 25, 25, 27, 23,
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      584 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AND CHINA INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BT UO fAL CHART 18, Paid up Capital in 60,000 Share* of £20 each £l,«00,00< Re*srve Fund £1,900,(KK Reserro Liibiuiy of Proprietors £i,*OO,OOC BACKERS. The Bank of England, The Londoi City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London County and Weatmiostei
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      130 7 There are many Men j in the tropics with n< rvous eywtems urgently in used of better tone." The feeling of exhaustion ajferting tuck men is the result <>f their blood, which ka$ become devitalized by th<' enervating ejects of the climatt worry t malaria), and other tauses. li>i building
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      180 7 WANTED WANTED AH 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_i WANTED An Assistant Cashier and Clerk (Chineae) f«>r Ihe Muni- ipality, Malacca (sahr) $500 to $'JOO per annum,
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      324 7 THE OR lENTA JL~\ OorMWTMi:.\ i Skcbiutt 1 Life Assurance Co., Ltd. IfcTiKIWID 1974. i SOOt>OBAT«D IX I»DU. f FUNDS exceed $30,500,000.00 Absolute Security. I Incami n 1111 -$4,309,517.59 I Total Out go in 1916 $2,411,418.53 I «3Suraß«urfMtBlin 1818 -$4 220 541 ncrem In Fundi $1,811,019 08 I Total Polleiee
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      105 7 Singapore Volunteer Cor,;g. Orders for the week ending Friday, June 15 To-day. -1.30 Johnston's Pier 5> R.E v. 5.15 Drill H ill Maxim Co. Comer of Balmoral Rl. Bnkit Timah Rd. Veteran s Co. Labrador Villa Malay Co. Kafflea Institution S.V.C. Band Te-iaerrow. 5.15 p.m. Diiil Hall S.V.A. Recrnite. do
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      25 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. issued Daily.] Vol. IV. No. 136 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 11, 1917 PRICE 5 if NTS.
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      The Empire's Trade.
      320 1 There are signs that the seeds sown by the Dominion! Royal Commission in their recently published report have not fallen on barren ground, Bays the Times, and more is likely to be heard, before ong, of certain of the commercial recommendation!. Among these is the proposal thai
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      Quarantine.
      118 1 Statement *>f trantine Xotiflca. tious in Force on June 1017. Alphabet tea] list of Infected (signal X G.Q and Suspected (Hi«nal F.P.B Ports. 'The Vaarantine and Prevention Of l>iseaso Ordinance 1915, section 48, and Qoaratitine Roles 8 and 21 (1)X B. lS iHi:, I.G Q. Piagos 347 of March
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      Singapore Harbour.
      131 1 Wharves and Godowos. For th- convenience of traveller? and others wo set out below the various entrance to the premises of the Sir.gipore Harbonr Boar. I an I the gojowns and storage Tanjong Pagar P. S.—Gate 1 to Sections 1 and. 2 godowns 20—22, Storage B. Clock Tower—Victoria
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      79 1 Very high prices continue to be paid for ships. Tho s.«. Europe v(aru No. 2, 3.078 tone, sold in April 1911 1 ),000, has just changed hands for £140,000 In June last •he wee sold for JCU'o.OOO. Th* is Holland, under 3,000 tons bought in June 1910 for £15.000, l«e
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      Arrivals.
      38 1 June I. Sri Muar, British Giaag Seng, British Aojou, British De Kerens, Dutch Emile, Dutch Kucliing, Sarawak June 9. Perak, British Kaka, British Krian, British Selangor, British Hoog Wan, British Sri Patana, British Rajah of Sarawak, Sarawak
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      Clearances.
      29 1 Jaat 8. Hock Lee, British Einta, British Meran. British Hai Men, British Harley British Senang, Dutch Rsjnst, Dutch Kumphius, Dutch Selun, Norwegian luse 9. Janssens, Dutch Tugala, Siamese
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      51 1 It it skated in a Manila paper that the German steamer Princess Alice is found to have been damaged in tbe engine room by her late crew to a greater extent than it was at first believed, and ahe is not likely to be ready to sail until September or
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        545 1 THERE IS NO Finer Medium for Shippers' Advertisements THAU TAB Shipping Gazette. Write for terms, 20c Collyer Quay, Singapore. ■ÜBHHHiViea^fia^^aaaaal P.*o. British India AND APCAR LINE (vJOMPANIES INCORPORATED IN ENGLASD.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. (Under Conlract wfth Hi* Majesty's GoTernment.) For China, Japan. Penang, Ceylon, Australia,
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        290 1 Stooavaart Maatschappij "Nederland" (Incorporated in Holland) The Mail Steamer 'Rembrandt' wiD sail for BATAVIA Thla Week. For passago please apply to: Internationals Crediet and HandelsvBreenlgini Rotterdam" 1 D Almeida Street phone esi. 7-3 M 6 SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERYGo. SHIPCaiNBLERS •tOYIDOIIN* CONTRACTORS. Tbe Company's Launch meets incoming ships. Office —16 Battery Road.
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        335 1 Royal Packet Navigation Co. TO HONGKONG AHOY Accommodation for 44 First Class Passengers. For particulars apply to the Agent. 16-4 a Save your Money, TIMB AND LABOUR BY USING. The Canvas Bags F OR PACKING RUBBER PATENTED BY THE GOVERN*MENT. Telephone, 1464. No. 496, North Bridge Road. ROYAL PACKET Navigation
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        381 1 To Advertisers: 1 mm Shipping Gazette l <*nmk*m ia eTery port tkjv> BJ h„ lt 6 MALAYA PBRNSBtAI. Terms oa Application. N. Y. K..~~" NIPPON YUS-N KAISHA (TKOOBPOBATED > JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHi? Co EUROPEAN LINE, A serrioe h maint*ined between fflfea mall contract with the Imperial Jkpww. G r h
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        95 1 Singapore Tide Tables. June 11. High water :—181 a.m. 9 ft. 1 in. 3.67 ft. t p.m. ins. June 12. Moon. In Equator lOh. H. Last Quarter lh. 39». A. High water :—2 41 a.m. 8 ft. 6 ins. 3 58 p m. 7 ft. 7 ins. June 13. High
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