Malaya Tribune, 14 June 1917

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol IV. No. 139 SINGAPOKE, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. Cbt IHalapa Crlbunc. THURSDAY, JUNE 14.
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      318 1 U if frit^^**>»^******f*tam ><t I m VMlh TRIBOl! An i SHIPPING G ZETTfi. S a J J f p I r Newspaper of the Straits Settlements. i PUBLISHED DAILY. Complete Rport* of L-c«l 8 Coi Urns News from P.M 3„ Jay*, I CI is, lodia, Ceyon and Japan. J I
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      562 1 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. IscanpoßiTs:) is New Zealand. ?lfi£ Imaranoei effeefcei on Balld ngt iient and Merchandise of evirj description MARIXE accept d to a' part< of c'aa «?jrld at !owe*: ra'e WAR RISK accepted to all parts. J. HENRY Manager. o£cea: 2, Finlaysoa Green. The Eastern United
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      104 1 Sanitasi Disinfectant Pine-Tree" I i s j I f This disinfectant freely emulsifies with water, producing a I milk-white, strong disinfectant I I and deodoriser. p I SANITAS I I i i is known throughout the world AS A I RELIABLE I S I jj disinfectant. The name always j
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      290 1 —————————————> THE mm TRIBURE AN J SHIPPING GAZETTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Per annum $14.00 Z Half yearij 7.25 1 Per quarter 365 Per mensem 1.25 m Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month, f Temporary 'Phone No. 171. j AND A Hydrochloric Acid. TRADE MARK. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.
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    Negri Sembilan.
    2299 2 Report on Past Year. The following excerpts are taken from the administration report for 1916 by tbe Resident of Negri Seiubilan, Mr. A. H. Lemon. Tbe revenue from all sources for the year 1916 amounted to $4,594,--435 as compared with $3,129,512 for the year 1915 aud $2,580,617 for
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      411 2 WAHTED TO BUY. Second-hand Chinese or European household furniture of every description (big or small lot). Good prices offered. Apply to Second-hand," o/o Malaya Tribune. 3-04 30 7 rr it err n i i —w in —i^————i^^ ULTRA-MARINE BLUE Red Lead and other Dyestuffs. Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Trunks, ETC.,
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      195 2 AUCTION SALES. Auction Sale TOWN OF KLANG. By instructions from the Administrator, the land and shophouses known as Nos. 39 and 37 Main Street, Klang, having a frontage to Main Street and situated close to Klang Railway Station, containing 2,400 square feet or thereabout, will be put up for sale
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      1017 2 AUCTION SALES. Auction Sale of 4,000 BAGS WHITE JAVA SUGAR n good conditio To be held at No. 77 ROBERTSON QUAY On Friday 15tra June at 2.20 p. m For account of concerned. On view from 13th in-r The Commercial Rubber Co. Ltd., Auctioneer, 12 g No RAFFLES PLACE. 154
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      61 2 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the we?k ending Friday, Jnne 15 To day. No Drills. To-morrow. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.A. Recruits. 4.30 J'illusion's Pier S.R.E. v. 5.15 Drill Hall Maxim Co. 5.10 Orchard R1 S.V.R. A M.C.S. 5.15 Labrador Villa Malay Co. 5.00 Drill Hall S,F.A. Co. 5.15 Raffles
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    State of Johore.
    944 3 Review of Last Year. The following extracts from t he 1916 report el tbe General aJftttf to the Johore Government, t'hP Hon. Mr- D. G- Campbell, c a. The rcenue collected in 1916 -mounted to $7,976,562 and the expenditure disbursed to $4,602,433. giviii" surplus for to year
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    Straits Produce.
    245 3 Bivjfppore, Jnne 14 7\,j.—Sou Local and General column. Copra- —Weak No Bneincss. Tapioca. —Weak. Business dona. Sago flour- Do. Business done. (iambier. —No Business. Pĕpptt- Steady. No Business. Other Products. Market Quiet. Lstrff Uot Hark?f OsoUdcM. Nutmega 1 os. per pionl $36.00 Xatmeca 80 8. mn 4n.00 Oopra
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    Barlow s Produce Report. n
    48 3 Copra Singapore, Joik 13. Tha activity reported lar, week has not been lii-dnUi'ie 1 and tb<» market elosea weak at about 60 acuta below last week's values. Quotations, to-day may bo given as fine landried $7.30, fair to good $6 80 to $7.00.
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    The Civil Guard.
    72 3 Parades for June. Tomorrow, June 15. 515 p.m. Parades at Pearls Hill and Tanjorc: Pagar. Monday, Jnue 18. 5.15 p.m. Route March-Parades at Pearls Bill Dismiss Victoria Theatre. Friday, June 22. 5.15 p.m. Parades at Pearls Hiil and Tanjong Pagar. Monday. June 25. 5.15 p.m. Parades at
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    European Mails.
    72 3 Delivered la Londoa. Tho following are the elates oi i 'j'arture from Singapore of th? European 51 aiIs and their deliver} a London. Mail. (.kfc. Dhlivkbfd B.I. Feb. 28 April 7 B.I Mar. G April 20 P. Si O. Mar. 17 April 20 B.I. Mar. 2" April 80
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    Wireless Reports.
    14 3 Vessels in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wirekse Station —None.
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    Kelantan Volunteers.
    324 3 Successful Camp. The Volunteer Forces of Kelantan, strengthened by the Police, •rent into camp under canvas at Kuala Kelantan on May 3 let for five da;. 8. This is the second camp held sine the European community and a number of Asiatics elected to go into training at
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      182 3 Trab Service. Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. Tbo 10.25 a.in train from Johore Bahrn to Gemaa and the 6.45 a.m. train from Gemas to Johore Bahrn hay« commenced running from the 3rd May. The former train connects wi h the 9 a.m. train, Tank Road to Johore liabru, and tha latter with
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      480 3 mi 1 i' n— in him iiiaiiHMiMM liw I—— tmwt Imm lIP W mmm 1 w I i Ml» a i T MT TBnW H iW—aWMTa— POSITIVELY THE LAST MIGHT I The AJ A COMPELLING PHOTO-PLAY I Alhambra >v A Powerful Lesson Taught by Films-Excellent Cast in a Strong Production
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      529 3 J TO-NIGHT X TO-NIGHT AT THE EMPIRE Turnonu Pagir Road. Trams Pass tbe D-*or. SECOND SHOW 9-30 p.m. SHABP. Thomas H. bees Most Remarkable Pnote-Play Civilization IO PARTS The Most Darinj aad Stupend >nn Cwa* P. oduction in tbe of Cinem *togr.«phy. It is the most talked of Picture in
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      186 3 Mails Close. To-day L. tboean Bilik, Tandjotlg Balei and Medan* Singkel 2.30 pm Port Dickson and Port Swettenhwn *Hebe 2.30 pm H«ngkong, Araoy and Swatow 2.M0 pm Mnar and Malacca *Kaka 3 pm Bat a via Rembrandt 3 pm Kota Tinggi Meranti pm Bangkok Mata Hari 4 ptn To-morrow. Pulau
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    TINO QUITS.
    761 4 And so King Constantine of Greece has been forced to make np his mind at last, and despite all bis vacillations bas been compelled, under extreme pressure, to do wbat he should have done many months ago, namely, abdicate. The news so far to hand is somewhat m°agre,
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    Correspondence.
    608 4 iWa do not MCMmrHf endorse tkt •Pinion* expreutd 6y oorrotponimte.] Charch Army Huts. The Bishop Appeals. fo the Editor of tho Malaya Trtbuno. Sir,—l wtita to plead for financial help from your readers for an object which I am snrc all will agree is excellent. We mm; all be
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    Amusements.
    69 4 The Cinemas. At the Palladium to-night there will be a grand change of programme, when, in addition to "America at War" ani several new comedies, one of the finest of Bluebird films will be screened. This latter picture presents the famous Myrtle Gonsalez in The Girl of Lost Lake."
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    23 4 To-night Bostock's famous Italian Circus opens for a seasou at Beach Road. Fall particulars will be found in an advertisement on page 5.
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    42 4 Angele, the man of many walks, augmented the programme at the Adelphi Hotel last night in aid of tbe Red Cross Fuids aud in conjunction with Miss Lolita Ramos presented a most attractivo programme. The collection for the Uode exceeded f 90.
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    Local and General.
    470 4 Tin here i 8 at 1105 JO W CM ap); n-. Micro. en B We are informe ■nm of almost £200 m r generously oontribated I a Fand. U 3h K^Cron The fri' n It of t ou™., wn, b. r i£2r to *24 that he [i
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    60 4 London. 12. 7.10 p.m. The death is announced of Brigadier General St.John F.»nconrt, c. B-, who was born in 1*47, and wag at o?ie time stationed in Assam. —RenterLondon, June 13. 4.20 p.m New Yo:k It is announce! that the death has occurred of the fatnon! Venezuelan la ly
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    To=Day's Contents.
    87 4 Page The Grbat War The Fighting Fronts Russia Submarining Tino Abdicates Another Air Raid South African Maize Industrial Unrest Spanish Crisis 3 General .> Negri Sembilan Singapore Volunteer Corps Kelantan Volunteers Mail Notices Straits Produce The Civil Gnard State of Johore Tino Q ii?s Correspondence Local 31 I
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      209 4 the m TIGER BflA!>D REO Tennis Shoes (RED RUBBER SOLES) New Stocks Just Received. ->H mm** The Best flk More and mm Extensively used Latest Shoe Locally for all IHHF than a,l > other Sports. Make. Sizes Stocked fl* Q Sizes Stocked 4to 11 vusUU Pair 4to n Sole Agents
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      440 4 An Entire Change of Progpammo Pirat Show 7.30 p.m. IN BOTH SHOWS Second Show 915 p.m. sharp. INCLUDING 8 NEW REELS of the WONDER SERIAL Ti night and Every 3lgiii Irom Saturday, Bth, to Friday, 15th June. 1817 At the Ideal Picture Theatre CASINO By.the-Bea, PIT Beeoh Road, SECOND SHOW
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      145 4 JUST RECEIVED Fresh Shipment OF Australian Beer IN HOGSHEADS From a Well-known Brewery. For particular* and pi ices apply to Caldbeck. Macgregor AND Co. ADELPHI HOTEL On Saturday next, June 16 IN AID OF British I French Red Cross Funds Miss Lolita Ramos AND Angelo The Man of Many Walks
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    644 5 Tino Abdicates. ;>ew Phase Ifl Greece. Iojm Steze ThessalUn Crops. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Jon? 13. 8 50 a m. A !|,e s: kin 4 Const inline has gbjcjej i l favojr of h s sen prince Alex mdros. )i J me 13, i#.3o a.m. itheni rh« Premise's
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    The Fighting Fronts.
    133 5 OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. Successful Raids. L'-ntlon, June 13, 1.30 p.m. Sir Douglas Haig states: We drove off a counter-attack against tn* positions gained yesterday morning astride the Stanches River, and repulssd raiders north-eastward of Richebourg-Lavoue. W6 successfully raided eastward of Leverguier, north-eastward of Lagnicourt, westward of Li Basse),
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    MESOPOTAMIA.
    41 5 Tnops ia Gool Health. London,-Lino 12, 7.10 p.m. It is offbi-iily stated that the general health of the whole of the British forces in Mesopotamia is satisfactory. is an ample supply of hospitals, and no deficiency of nurses is reported.
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    FRENCH.
    17 5 General Pershiog Arrives. London, June 13, 3.35 p.m. General Pershing and his stiff bave arrived here.
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    ENEMY REPORTS.
    37 5 London, June 12, 7 0 p m. A Gprman official ravage speaks of British cavalry east of Messines and mentions lively fighting at Divina, near Hinorgov Baranovitchi, and especially near Brz*zany and on the Narsjowka.
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    Submarining.
    38 5 American Vessel Sunk. Lonlon, June. 13, 8 05 a.m. Washington A German iub marine sank the American armed ateamer P j troii f .e. Twenty have landed from two boats. The remainder of tho crew are missing.
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    Spanish Crisis.
    64 5 Threading Storm. Loudon, June 13, 7.0 p.m. Madrid: The political si nation remains critical. The newspapers gAnerally regard t»>e present ministry as a stop gap. Certain mnttf rirgs are audible, and are suggestve of a coming ptorm, capable of wreckiug some of the existing ir:s f itutions. Although
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    Russia
    154 5 France's Reply. London, June 13, 7.20 a m. Petrograd The French reply to th« Russian proclamation of April 9 has been published. It says that France, relying on the sentiments ol an old and loyal «lly, rejoices that sh* can be in full community of ideas with the Russian
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    Lt Bonar Law.
    28 5 London, Jnne 13, 4.20 p.m. The Vatican states that Mr Bonar Law's second son, who was recently reported killed, is a prisoner with the Turk?.
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    British Trade.
    25 5 London, June 13, 7 35 p.m. The May imports increased by £3 827,726 and exports decreased by' £3,587,155, compared with May last year.
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    Another Air Raid.
    575 5 Bombs oa Bast End. London, June 13, 1.50 p.m Official: Ab >nt fifteen hostile aeroplanes were hoaid crossing the Essex coast and passing in the vicinity of the Noro at about eleven this morning. They proceeded to. wards London, separating when they had covered half thu dip'anc*.
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    South African Maize.
    135 5 Imperial Purchases. London, Jnne 13, 2.20 p.m. Cape Town Tbe Imperial Government is tiking over the snrplas crop of South African maize at 14/3 per bag. In the Assembly Sir Thomas W. Smartt said that with a view to assisting the Imperial Governm«nt to prosecute the war,
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    General Smuts.
    22 5 London, Jane 13. 1.25 p.m The Manch»Bt»r GfttHiM stateg that it is probable General Smuts will Join the War Cabinet
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    Industrial Unrest.
    515 5 Causes of Friction. Premier's Views- London, June 13, 4.35 a.m. Mr. Lloyd Geor*o at Downing Street addressing the Commiotioneig appointed to enquire into industrial anrrst s»i<l The imiastrial machine tias been working at exceptionally high pressure. Five million men in the prime of life have been withdrawn from
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    Sporting.
    85 5 Lawn Tennis. S- C. C Tournament Yesterday's results in the above tournament were as follow: Profession Pairs. Accounts, Plummer and Bateman beat Press, Davies and Wilson, 4—b\ 6 —4,6—4 Medicos, Elder and Hunter beat Merchants Terzano and Pash, 6—4, a—4. To day s Matthcs Profession Pairs. Civil Service Tyler
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    90 5 On Sunday next launches will leave Johnston's Pier, at 8, 9 and 10 a m. 2.30 and 3 3a p.m., and the Club Bungalow at B.JO and 9.10 a.m. 12.15, 3 and 5.30 pm. Tide 9.13 am. Height 8 ft. 150 Yards Composite Rac* This will be
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    15 5 London. Jane, 12.-Silver is at 19 1/16 with practioally nothing offering and prioei steady,— Reuter>
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    Our China Letter.
    800 5 Ihe Rebellion. (Tr<rm Ove Own Corr—ponimt.) Candor, June 4. Former Viceroy Tien Cnuti-bann an 1 General Li Lich-chnn, leading members of the Knomingtang and republicans, have wired to the au'horities of Kwangtung and Kwargsi to md troops to suppress tbrt rebellion now started by the militarists. They
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    Legal Intelligence.
    232 5 SUPREME COURT. Liquor Appeal Before Mr. Justice ■proofs, yesterday, judgment was gmn in the oase in which Tan TU.k Hoo appealed againat tbe oonvietion recently r*»eorded by th* First Magistrate on two charges of offences under the Liquors O when the appellant was fined $500, or three months'
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    POLICE COURTS.
    477 5 Alleged Rash Driving. Before Mr. Mn lie, Third Magistrate, yesterday afternoon, Mr, Frederick Williamson, Manager of the Asiatic Motor Works, Orchard Road, was charged with oausing the death of a Chinese, uanw an. known, by a rash and negligent act whilst driving h>s motor-car along Stamford Road at
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    Mortality Returns.
    99 5 The death rat* p«r mill* for th* week ending Jntie 9 was 39 45 The total nnmber of deaths was 272 of which 197 w*re males and 75 females. Thrte Europeans and t Earasians dhd, also 211 Chinese, 35 Malays, 20 Indians and Ine of other nations. Convulsions
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    Ferry Fatality.
    196 5 Fourteen People Drowned. An accident with disastrous 00ft-sequenct-s occurred at the Bandar Ferry on Jane 3. Aboat 1 a.m. a party of 36 Tamil coolies, newly recruited from the Coast, arrive I at the ferry in charge of two watchmen on their w*y from the Quarantine Camp, Port
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      276 5 BOSTOCK S ROYAL ITALIAN CIRCUS Will Open for a Snort Season AT BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE. GRAND OPENING To-night it 9.30 and will present the same show that played in London for two years and gave 12,000 performances and which was visited during this period five times by the King the
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      327 5 Victoria Theatre FOR THREE RIGHTS ONLY Commencing To nigh I To-night I HORACE GOLDIN The Royal Russian illusionist and foil oompany of 35 ARTISTES 35 Irclading Beautifnl BARBARA B*BIX»T0S uid a Bevy-of Bkautjes Presenting a Srriw of S«w SENSATIONAL PECTACULAR URPRISES A CARNIVAL OF CONJURING INTRODCCING The Old and The
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    836 6 Prices Qwtri ia the Market this Homing HIBQAPORB, JOKE 14. Messrs LyaT. and Erati, Ric-hung* and Share Broker*, i-wue the following list of quotations Kobber Shares. Son*. Value. Bnrera Seller*. AUagar 2/6 J/10 J Anglo Jara 4/6 6/6 J/- Anglo-Malay 10/- \%j 1 AyerKuniag 80/- 87/6 th
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 6 Singapore, June 14. Oa Loadon— B v k 4 in/*. 2/4f Demand 2/4$ Private 3 m/* 2/4 13/16' On liuMa— Batik T. T. On Hongkong--Bank AM sfc% prem On Shf-n^bai— Bank d/d. On Java Bank T. T 1341 j On Japio— Baak d/d. 109 Sovereigns— baying rate $154 rndiaT
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    308 6 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE EMPIRE. BENGAL. Prisoners' Aid Society Calcutta, May 30.—Mr. Justice Beacbcroft presided to-day over the aanual general meeting of the Cai catta Prisoners' Aid Society. The report of the last ycai showed that special attention was paid by the Society to
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    BOMBAY.
    373 6 Shocking Outrage. Pilgrim Party Victimised. Bombay. May 28. —Reports have reached Bombay of a shocking out. rage perpetrated on a Hindu laaailj which was going < n a pilgrimage to a placo near Deesa in Palaupu- State. One Natavarlal of Sidhpur with ten ladies of bis family and two
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    SIMLA.
    463 6 Lmif!-ation to Canada. Simla, May Xha Government of India hate i*«««d th* following resolution wih refonnce to the nwo. lotion of the Government of Indi-., dated the 10.b Pi—afi |f \J Intimation has been received tl»Rt the prohibition issued by the Gov ernment of Canada agaiasat the land ing
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    UNITED PROVINCES.
    90 6 The Indigo Industry. AlUhabad, May 15. —The "Pioneer sais the Government of Bihar tud Orissa would do well forthwith to appoiut a commission to investigate the differences which exist between the planters and the ryots in the indigo district*. It is difficult to see what good can come
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    BURMA.
    285 6 Escape of Prisoners- Rangoon, May, 25.—Tho Commissioner of Police, Rangoon, has receive! information from Tbeyetmyo f the escape from the prisoners of War Camp of live Turkish soldims. The Secretary of State for India haa on recommendation of Sir Har---ourt Butler approved of the increase with effect from tbe
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    Late Rajah of Sarawak.
    556 6 Chronological Events. 1829 Juno 3rd, Charles Ant hon Johnson [tbe lute Rajah Sir Charles Brooke] born at Barrow, near Burnkam, Somerset; second son of the Revd. Francis Charles John, son aad Emma Francis Brooke, sister of the Erst Rajah Sir Jsmes Brooke. 1842 January 18, Entered
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    51 6 Compulsory subscriptions inflated Germany's War Loan, says a Berne message dated April 23. Insurance companies were compelled to hand over their maturing endowment poiicies for war loan stock One Company thus paid 35,000,00(1 marks (abont £1,720,000). Germans possessing money invented abroad wero compelled to realise and invest in the war
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      254 6 There is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG ALE ON SALE AT The Leading Hotels AND Principal Liquor Dealers. j Raffles "Bakery AND Confectionery TRY OUR Wholemeal (Brown) Bread As recommended by the Food Reform Society. It is guaranteed to contain 50% of Whole Wheat, and thus contains important food elements
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      761 6 Advice to I Nursing Mothers I J MANY mothers would like to their own eiuluren, but are denied the pnvilee* of doing so, because they have n t ciont nourishment for them. The "AJJenbur scientific system of Infant Feeding has for all this When a mother is partly able to
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    Boon of Steel Helmets
    786 7 How They Save Life. Chj taiu Henry J. Keilly has shown in the New Yoi k World tbat about 75 per cent, of the wou-.ded in treDcb warfare on the western fiont b.id beta bib with shrapnel, or pieces of shell, tiavelbng at a low velocity
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    Canadians at Vimy
    1195 7 Sure of Soccers. (Br Charles H. ?BaOTt That portion of tiie Canadian fr>nt from which the point of tho attack on Vimy Kidpe appears to have been projected bapp'usto bare b m iHfl plena which I oboe* lo* my *Mt February 21. I wanted to meet General
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      205 7 NOTICES NOTICE. th ofietfl o" first and co»d floois v ,,i [%m*i dI" th centra of! Jjj. Town are KfVNtfN tr c.nm.unicat" wi'i> TOMLIKSON, M Inst c. c. 100- Babiaan Road, U w 6 K. TSUTADA JAPANESE OEPJiST 74 74-1 Eras Basah Road, Sir.gaporc. (pHOHfI No. 124? e tr«» 11
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      467 7 TO BE LET OFFICES ANO GCOOWNS TO LET. No*. 6-D, 6 E. 6-G, 6-H, Battery Eto;id. Apply to Yeo Hook Hoe, No. 3 Jlaffies Plaoo. 14-6 a TO IJLT. M Esther Lodge 12 Wilkie Roid, ?as and water laid on. Immediate »ntry Apply to N. S. Menahem, 20 Raffles Place.
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      591 7 BANKS 4NAIIT6BEO BAHK OF INDIA; AUBT3AUA AND CHINA. INCttRPOrIATED IN ENGLAND BY ROYAL CH \RTKR. Pai t u{. Capital in 60,000 bisares of £30 sash £1,300,000 £e*?rv« Fund ,t;1,900,< oO fteaery Liability of Proprietors BANKERS r b i *3&nk of England, Th* London City and Midland Bank, Ltd., Tha London
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      71 7 mnttrfrrmiiiiiMiHM?" iiiiimtmtttttiitiunniniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuitiiuuiutt: I Children Dislike i Noxioue Purgatieee thai gripe, thai i whg PINKETTES II I ih> tiny sugar-coated laxative* are mt papular in tie nurterg. Tkeg atteiet nature to aaturaU} that the x action is regular sad thorough ifrt without griping. I Fiftv cent* at yeas traggbt'a, i find
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      281 7 WANTED DRESSER. Dreajset wantfvi for Kmntan. App'y to Backet k Co Chartered Hank Chamber*, Singapore. 9-6 T— 15-6 WANTED A Many Clerk. Apply enclosing copies of taatiaaoaials to B'<x 295, ra:e of sMal !ja Tribure. 13-0 v WANTED. Shorthand Tyfist. Must bp thoroughly rfieicfifc, Appl. with t opii of tctimouinls
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      430 7 The Victoria Gonfectionerg t Store 386, Victoria Street. Singapore. in* jmKMmmamaMMMMM The Crown Dairy Co's FINEST BOMBAY TABLE BUTTER in hermetically sealed tins of 1 lb. nett. Guavanteed Pure ox* Money Retunded. Cheapest in tbe Market. Special Quotations given to Large Coisumers. CADBURY'S chocolates in tins or packets. Pascall's Sweets
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issaed Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dally.] Vol. IV.- No. 139 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1917 PHICE 5 CENTS.
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      Hongkong Freight Market.
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