Malaya Tribune, 21 June 1917

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] V AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 145 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. CN fftalapa Crlbunc. THURSDAY, JUNE 21.
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      237 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE A v'D SffIPPING GAZETTE. The pnpulir Newspaper of the Straits SettlementsPUBLISHED DAILY. Complete Reports L c «l Even's. ConHensp<l New. from F.M.S., Java Cl.ina, India, Ce>lon ami Japan. Full ani Latest War News. GUARANTEED GUARANTEED ALL. NO COMPLETE CUTTINGS SIX NEW REELS THREE NEW UIrIEIS THREE NEW
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      261 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I J AND J SHIPPING GAZETTE. jf SUBSCRIPTION" RATES. Payable in Advance. > .—i Per annum $14.00 5 Half yearly 7.2« J* t Per quarter 365 Per mensem 1.25 Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month. Temporary 'Phone No. 171. 5 drra a ~mit *-<««. Mitsui Bussan
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    The Word "Hindu."
    602 2 To the Bdttet ef th* Hiade.* teats eaetrevsrsy has regard for eoSee jears poet over the appellation 3led* as botag applied to ear sommuaity aad litis has led •OBse el oar brstbera to abandon lbs est ot sueh words as tbe Hiadu, Hindi and Hindustan as applying
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    149 2 Saturday's RagQymkhana in Ipoh was a great success, says the local paper. The officials of the Ipoh Oymkbana Club have a little way of their own when it comes to running a race meeting successfully and tbat little way was respon sible for the fact that only did the Rag
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    60 2 An immense gathering assembled at the Oriental Cinema Hall en Saturday night when H. H. the Saltan of Perak and the Hon. Mr. R. Q. Watson declared that magnificent iheatre hall open, and it can be well said that the $7,000 collected by the efforta of a special committee represented
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    The Civil Guard.
    47 2 Parades far Jom. Friday, /ana 22. 5.15 p.m. Parades at Pearls HUT and Tanjong Pagar. Monday, Jnne 25. ».15 p.m. Parades at Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar. Friday, June 29. 5.15 p.m. Entire Company Parade at Bonatend Institute. A. Agsew Officer Commanding, Civil Guard
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      299 2 CATALOGUE MEI WAITED OANVABBINQ AGENTS. SARMA t COMPANY'S Famous Children's Toys. Kaon tra contains 32 Big Bel Rs. 3— 6 —o Medlam Rs. 1 14—0 Small Ri. |-> 6—• Dealers in Sarees, Dubattas, Coating and Shirting. Silks etc, Apply to:— SARMA Co. Silk Merehanti. BENARES. 8 5 n Raneegonoe Drainpipes,
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      434 2 A «ttD PH9TOQRAPn naasti Tour Vary Islaneea, Style find stood. PRODUCTION PROM Lee Brothers' Studio, Hill BUvmrne will produce tbeee results. JAPANESE Massage Bonesetter. B. TSUDA Mrs. NAGASHIMA No. 7-5 Ox lit Road, Sihgapori. Near Orebard Road. 9-8 a The Continental Stamp Ci. BTIHP DEALERS MO ITITIMEIS. D. High Street.
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      438 2 H. AHMAD. Ctrl! aid Stractaral Eaflaear, Ssrveyer aa! Building- Ceatrtcttr. Estatt Cssmlsslsa Ageat. Officii 111, MiMir Strut SINGAPORE AID Jalan Rahmal, Batu Pahat. I 5-5 a I Useful to Planters. BUR GROUND NUT CAKE, which ia only once pressed, is of the highest quality, and we hare no doubt will
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      1071 2 AUCTION SALES. By Order of the Official Assignee FIVE DAYS' AUCTION SALE OF Unredeemed Pledges, the properties of Chops Chin (iusn Poh Quan Pawnshops an ,nd To be held at Mows. SMm Kmi Lee I eo s Sale-room, Raffles Chambers, Raffles n*. To-day, 21st June 1 On Friday, 22nd June
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      63 2 OlftdsfiAM V«laafA## firoi OH|ipfiV f wlBIIIWi vvi|fO( Order* for the wwk ending Friday, Jane 22 TH^. No Drills. Ti-mrnw. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.A. Reoraita. >, do S.R.E. 1. m do Maxim Co, 5.10 m do Chinese Co. 5.15 m Braa Basah Road Malay Co. 5.00 Labrador Malay Co. Drill
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    Sporting.
    256 3 Lawn Tennis. 5- C. C Tournament. Several scratchings took place in yesterday's programme, and the following were the results Singles Handicap, Class B. Bad ham beat Wilson, 6—o, Murray w. o. Mamoli, scratched, Hidden beat Dick, 7—5, 6—l, Archdeacon Swindell w. o. Hid, scratched. Class C—Hacker beat King, 6—2,
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    Raffles Institution Sports.
    54 3 The annual sports of R}ffiVs Institution will be held to-morrow (Friday). Only three prists, as small mementos, are bt-ing given, one for the Championship of each division of boys. The rest of the money r.saally spent on pria-s wilt ao to* the St Dunatan's H >me for
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    Kitchener's Achievement.
    301 3 Striking French Comment General Fonville, writing in the Matin on British tenacity, says Lord Kitchener declared that by th* siting el 1917 Great Britain wonld have under arms 5 OuO 000 men. The task he undertook wan superhuman and meant nothing I*B* than creating a formidable army oat
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    North Borneo Chamber of Commerce.
    356 3 At a committee meeting held on April 18 there were present: The Hon. Mr. W. G. Darby (in the Chair) The Hon. Mr. W. J. Agar, the Hon. Mr Frank E. Lr aB e. and Messrs 0. B-lton, C. E Chubb, R. K. Hard wick.
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    Not to Keep.
    199 3 They sent him back to her. The letter oame, Saying and she could hare him. And before She c-.uld be earo there was no hiddoi ill th* formal writing, ha was in hei eight— Living. They gay*» him back to he.* Bow J are not kn--wn to
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    Drive On.
    45 3 Li ly (asking for the third time) m Have we reaohed No. 231 yet?" Condaetor—« Yes, mum. Here you are." (Stops bus.) Lady—" Oh, I didn't want to get out. I only want to show my little Fidow where he waa born. "—Punch
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    European Mails.
    80 3 Delivered to London. The following are the dates of departure from Singapore of th> European Mails and their deliver} in London. MAIL. LEff. DBLIVKBHP. P. AO. Mar. 29 May 4 BJ April 8 May 11 P A O. April 1« May 18 8.1. April 5) May R0 M
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    Wireless Reports.
    13 3 Vessels in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station:—None.
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    Local Share Market.
    156 3 iMxclutivt to MalattM TrOmtu.) Singapore, Jnne 21. Messrs Latham and Co., the A roade, advise the following quotations AdorGajah $3 80 $4.00 AyerKonings 1.30 140 yer Molek 2.50 2.60 AyerPanaa 10 80 11.00 Paige Hale 5.75 600 Bnkit Jelotong 0.70 0.75 Bokit Katil C *7« 0.95 OhangkatSerdg....
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      46 3 J BUSINESS INJAR TIME, j 1 It is our intention to continue I X to advert'se our various ape- cialities -vith unabated vigour. 2 and our appropriations are 1 already planned foi extensiv, campaigns. It pays to ve advertise, advertise.— The North srit»«A Rubber Co., Ltd.
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      126 3 SHAKE OFF THE CLUTCH of rheumatism, the greatest enemy to the peace of man. You can do it. As evidence of this you hava but jto consider any one of the thousands of cures that have been effected by the use of Little's Oriental Balm. Many of those cured were
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      577 3 «asaßsßßTJßaßJsttneßßu^aasn POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT. The tt 2V|r ONEY" Alhambra Alhambra Is > Every Man and Every Woman Should Se( r This F i| m i« the only the Theatre at the rM with v where you 1 J 4 i J ML exquisite" tea get the BEST ff*± ffl
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      64 3 Tips Worth Noting. Advertising is more than ever essential, on the principle that the smaller the demand the greater the necessity to increase it. The American Lead Pencil Co. Such advertising as we have done has shown t at there is no reason why advertising is not I doing as
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      532 3 I TO-NIGHT at thi TO-NIGHT EMPIRE Tanjoeg r«gsr Road. Trams Paaa the Door. SECOND SHOW 9-30 p.m. SHARP. Thomas H. Ince's Most Remarkable Photo-Play Civilization IO PARTS The Most I)t iag sad Stupendous Ciasms Production In the Histor; of Cinematography. It is the most talked of Picture in Town. Thousands
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      209 3 Mails Close. To-day B«tu Pahat Moua ?.8" pre, Bengkalia, Laboean Bilik, Tundjong Balw and Medan* Siagaradja S.80 pm Port Diekaon aud Port Swetteahan *Hebe pm Bat u Pahat Sri WonrM» S 80 pm Bangkok Waishing t.»0 pm Sat ,a Kaho i 10 pa Muar and Mala*» *Kaka 8 pm Sarawak
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    "ON TNE BRINK."
    855 4 What la happening to the world It wonld almost seem from recent happenings nearly three years of world's war is to ba sneoeeded by an upheaval of the world's economic and political control, thai la, if we can judge by tha acnte situations which are being created
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    The China Crisis.
    116 4 President Terrorised. London, Jnne 18, 5.55 p.m, Peking: The President h&e sent a message to the provinces explaining that he ia obliged to dissolve parliament in order to preserve the Repablican government, the lives and property of inhabitant! of the capita), and the unity of north and
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    Facts of the Case.
    117 4 Reuter. London, June 19, 9 15 p.m. A telegram received in Loadon announces that the incident in connection with th* American note to China is closed The facts are that when the note was sent to the Allies on Jan* 6 similar communication, n obably owing
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    The Cotton Trade.
    92 4 Record Prices. London, Jnne 1?, 3.55 «.m. X-w York Otrbn slashed all records to-day whm it advanced 104 points on a sensational ad vane* at Liverpool and private repoits regarding low oops. Values closed near iup. London June 19, 7.0 p.ia. TV Liverpnl cotton market Eg antaf
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    Late Sultan of Panang.
    110 4 Abdullah Proclaimed. We have roc»i*ed from the Resident the following trJegtaan "I regret to announce the un»-x p«cted death of His Highness tbe Sultan JJahmud. c M.G, at Kuala Pshang, at about a.m. on Tuesday. His Highness sank after a brief illness, the cause of his
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    Home Market Quotations.
    97 4 Tin is quoted st £246.15.0 in London. On the London market gambler is making 65/-. Tapioca fair flake is done at 6f on the London market. On the London market copra fair merchantable is making £66.0.0. Black pepper is quoted at 10« and white pepper at 1/Uf.
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    Coming Events.
    69 4 To-Day. Italian Circaa, Hwu Road, 9*o p.m. Lodge Eastern Gat«», 8.30 p.m. Meeting of Justices of Peace. Balan Paasa begins. To-morrow Bandiuau Opera. Vfetorta Tlwr*-. Italian Cireos, Roads Road, B.ftQ p.m. Saturday. Lodge St. George 9, a.m Prince of Wales' Birthday (1*94 Bandman Opera, Victoria Theatre Italian Circns,
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    Local and General.
    418 4 London, Jur* jTj Silver iMtcady.--Waahiiig.on ffcl "nTT. Ottawa Mr W ~T~H Provincial Secretary E been appointed food P ha Cowdray will bVahl«t c cvji/rmnship ~T |k« 'k ,a Tbeontpotof dry >)f Koala Sawah Robber C 0 fo «nontLof\t a yw. e 8,n9 7il s "'J h a
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    To=Day's Contents.
    154 4 Pages The Great Wab The Fighting Fronts 5 Russia b America and Wai 5 Submarining 5 Position in Bpain 5 Austrian Polities 5 •Sonth African Problem ■> Greece 5 King Georgt-'s Relatives j French Consular News 5 GEITERAL The Civil Guard 3 Singapore Volunteer Corps The word Hindu
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      370 4 Entirely M Photo Plays In To-Night's Programme At the Ideal Picture Theatre CASINO By-the-Bea, Oft Beach Road, SECOND SHOW 9.15 P.M. IO NEW REELS IO of the WONDER SERIAL THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY In 30 tpisodcs BJI-Reels. Featuring Mr. IBVING CUMMINGS and MISS LOTTIE PICKFOBa 5 New Complete Episode*
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    89 5 Tlis! Fighting Frents. OFFICIAL Slight BritfsllAaVar.ee. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. I 4 London» J ope 40 a.m. fiold Marshal Sir Douglas H-.ie rP pori« We advanceO* iWgHfljr to i l>i P «ontb of t#,Ccjenl River, and C ortbward of tyv^r. \V* took prisoner thirty-ftv* and uptnred <oar fi&*-$nna ea-t
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    39 5 Jxmdon', 3.0 p.*u I $i.- Dongias, W recaptured tie po*l*» eaetwd of Monehy v?h;oE the enemy (trdv«j®<On Monday. The enemy last night hearfly biro-bard-d Northward Jf-Houohe* River, and tL =e ttrstjbeasfuny counter. attacked the W&U&, he lost rea.erday-
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    Malaria in Strama Valley.
    71 5 London, June 19, 8.30 p.m. i A British rep i»-t ttom Salonika jjjs Owing to the advent mmlarial sf-aaou oaf t»oops eastward of the Struma .Seen sunawhat withdrawu. Our patrols cleared the enemy out of sij| vi.iages on the list bank. Our hill positions on the
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    Canadian Command.
    30 5 London, Jane 20, 3.30 p.m. 0 lawa j Telegrams exchanged betw*>n th» Dake J>t-Devonshire and General Bynj ilaow that th* Utter no longer eomicands the Canadians in France.
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    Declining Hun Merale.
    343 5 London. Jan© 20, 4^ p.m. Renter's correspondent at headqnartera states: Although much has been written regarding the deolinlag German mojrjd$, whitoh is not bene oat by tangible regnlts, still the statements of prisoners from all p*r;s of Germany are annitioioas on definite points, th**se •".atofnents may fairly
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    FRENCH.
    50 5 Progress in Thessaly. London, Jane 20, 12.40 a no. A French eastern communique »<*}•» Oar artillery sharply coun tercJ the enemy's in the region of Mcnastir. W* reached the southern limit of Thibflaly and occupy important spots. The inha I'ants hare banded over a considerable quantity of arms and
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    Enemy Active.
    51 5 London, Jane 20, 4.20 p.m. A. Frencfc itatce; The enemy at night time strongly bombarded our positions .from the AiieiU to Lafanx Mill There was reciprocal artillery fi-ing at Mont Tetu and in the Mont Cornillet rc-giori ocr ire red and threw back to their trenches a German
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    RUSSIAN.
    61 5 Air Attack oa Riga. Lond-m r June 20, 2.15 a m. Petrograd Five German hydroplan* fl -w-over the base at the Riga front and dropped forty-one bombs on shede, ships and batteries unsuccessfully One sailor was wounded. The hostile craft were driven off by the coast batteries, which on
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    Greece.
    38 5 Tbe New Regime, London, June 2*, 2 .15 a.m. Athens The Cabinet has empowered M. Zdmis to discuss a reconstruction 'with a Venizeliat adherent, with a view to tho inclusion of at least one eniielist in Cabinet.
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    British Hypnotism.
    147 5 Royalists Subdued by Searchlight. London. June 20, 5.4 C a.m. Ward i ic?,teiegraphin« from V io, sua that oaf ore the Allies occupied tho Royalist centre < f Volo a British auxiliary cruiser kept order tfv 1 c for days by naval hypnotic treatment. Tho Royalists bad been
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    King's Proclamation.
    55 5 To be Withdrawn. London, June 20, 7.20 a.m. Salonika King Al*xander'n proclamation, which M Zaimis countersigned, is severely criticised, especially a passage wherein he spoke of accomplishing tho sacred mission entrnsed him by his father, adhering to the principle of his father's brilliant reign. Admiral Condouriotis' interviewed, said
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    The Interned.
    33 5 London, June 20, 7.20 a m. Athens: M Jonnart has Lauded M Zaimis a list of civilian.* and military whose detention in the Greek islands is demanded until after the war.
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    Malcontents Deported.
    82 5 London, Jone 20, 3.05 p.m. Athens: Thirtyone pars ons will be expelled and a hundred and three removed to places whence escape will be impossible. The former inolude Generals Gonnaries, Sireet, and Dousmanis, Colonel Metazas, Sayias (the reservist leader), and Liviratos (tho ringleader in the* events of last
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    The Monarchy.
    80 5 London, Juno 20, 5.45 p.m. In the House of Commons, replying to a series of questions re Greece, the Rt. Hon. A. J, Balfour stated that the guaranteeing Powers were bound to maintain a monarchy by the treaty of 1163, which provided that the Greek crown should pass
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    Position in Spain.
    67 5 Conditions Now Normal. London, June 20, 8.20 a.m. Enquiries in the City do not confirm tbo recen* disquieting rnroonrs concerning Spain, with which country business is practically Eormal. Delay* are attributed to labour and economio difflcultios. It is atated that the trouble origin, ated by the King
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    Russia
    48 5 Aaarddst Outbreak. London. Jnne 20, t.15 a.m. Petrogtad Fifty Anarchists, with three maehino-gens conveyed in, cabs, established themselves ia buildings in a pupeiooa centre of tha town. Two companies of Ouards acd Cosaaoks surrouiiderJ the bo tidings and compelled iuem to The Anarchists were pat in gaol.
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    The Hoffmann Episode.
    68 5 London, June 19, 10.20 a.m Berne Hoffmann hrj resigned his membership of the >Fe foral Council. The latter informed the National Council it was ignorant of Hoffmann's action at Petrograd. London, Juno 20, 7.30 a m. The Times, referring to Hoffmann, says that a German intrigue carried
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    Sw as Neutrality.
    40 5 London, June 20, 8.20 a.m. Zurich Amazement and regret is general in Switzerland because of Hoffmann's peace intrigue. The Press disavows sympathy with the proceedings in view of the necessity for Switzerland maintaining abac lutely her neutrality.
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    Submarining.
    24 5 New French Department. London, Jane 20, &20 a.m. Paris A special departiueuk of defence against submarines has been established, nnder Bear-Admiral MerMHcyi Yignanx.
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    and Pirates.
    42 5 London,* Jane 19,11.0 p.m. Paris: A minesweeper «truck'a mine in the Jtt? of Biscay and sank. A boiler explosion killed seven of the crew. A Steamer ongaged n sob oarine in the Mediterranean off the Bpaniih Coast. The lstter submerged.
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    Austrian Politics.
    48 5 Cabinet Resigns. London, June 20, 3.20 a.m. Amsterdam The Austrian Cabinet has decided to resign. London, June 20, 8.20 a in. Amsterdam- A message from Vienna announces the resiguation of the Austrian Cabinet is due to tha refusal of the Polish party to support the Budget.
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    America and the War.
    215 5 Recruitment of Britons. Central America Waiting. Haiti Comes 10. London, June 20, 6.50 p.m. It appears that the recruitment of British subjects in the United States mentioned on June 18 will \>>- voluntary. Mr Balfonr in the House of Commons stated that they were not being
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    King George's Relatives.
    150 5 London, June 20, 5.40 a.m. It is understood that Prince Louis of Battenberg assumes the title of Mountbatten. It is a?so announced that Princess Victoria and Princess Marie Louise of Schleswig.Tlolstein will henceforth drop the SchleswigHolstein. Moreover tho rr.yal princesses bearing the title Duchess of Saxony relinquish
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    South African Problem.
    919 5 Republican Propaganda. Londo», June 20,1.0 p.m. Cap* To wn Thcr* h great public intereet in au. Import.-); debate in tha Aaaerubly npon ih» following motion by the veteran South African statesman, ex Premier John X. ".That tide House, vitwin<; with alarm the several Ut«taf«itationa af R»publican propaganda
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    Malacca Notes.
    688 5 Sport. (frvm Om Own Corr—pmdmt.) Malacca, Ju?,e 15», 1917. Last Saturday an interesting footflall match took place on the Depot Ground when the M.ilacca Chirr-so Football Club played »n *\c\<en tiom the Hospitals of llsJaeee. The game which opened briskly was only a few minutes old wht n
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    Bangkok Notes.
    579 5 (It—i Our Own C»rrm§»n6mt.) Bangkok J ana 12, 1917. Daring list week, th«re hare been heavy fails of rains at intervals which have greatly helped to cool the atmosphere, and farmers cow busy ploughing an i sowing everywhere. There #roindications that the rainfall anl for the corrent year
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    Sales of Property.
    222 5 Tbe undermentioned Town Propartial belonging to the Estate of Worm Ab Choon, deceased, were ■old by aoction at the saleroom of the Commercial Rubber Co jesterday afternoon: !>99 years' leasehold land and hous- No 22 Hylam Street area 899 rqnare feet bought by Mohamed Usop for $5,100.
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    Serious Fire.
    201 5 Sever*! Houses Golfed. What proved to be a serioas fire broke oat in a sbophouse in Xew iiatket Road (near the junction with Merchant Road) shortly before 4 o'clock this morning and spreading rapidly, involved several adjoining premises. The flames were raging for some time and when the
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    Legal Intelligence
    214 5 POLICE COURTS. Thefts. Before Mr. Second Magistrate, this morning, a Chinese named Poo Ah Heng pleaded guiltj to a charge of theft of 160 in notes, from house No. 207 Queen Btreet, and igas remanded, in custody, until June 26, for sentence. For the theft of a bicycle
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    Amusements.
    57 5 Royal Italian Circus. As will bo seen from an advertisement, the already famous Royal Italian Circus, with such a rariety of artistes and performing animals, is potting on a special grand change of programme on Monday next, June 25. At the Empire, to night, in addition to Civilization," two
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    The Dye Industry.
    69 5 London, Juuc 19, 8.55 a.n. In order to promote forth* r development of th« dye-making In* dustry in the United Kingdom, the President of ihe Board of Trade hi decided to establish a special tern porary department to deal with mattere relating to the enconrage ment, organisation
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    Another American Loan.
    20 5 London, June 20, 7.20 s.m. Washington The Treasury has loaned to Great Britain another thirty-five million dollars.
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    French Consular News.
    137 5 F rench Consular News. (By murttwn of tM French Consulate) Paris, Jane 19, 6 20 p.m. The French 3 per cent bonds arc at francs 60.85 and the 5 per cent at 8815. In Champagne we capture 1 tren. ches on a frant of 500 metres. The British progressed in
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    815 6 him 4t»l*l ia tat Mirk* this M«raiag Jcnf 31. Maura Lfall iad By »t f, Baekaaga *»d (Share Brakera, taoe th* following list of «.notntioae K nb&cr Shares. Nob. Value. Havers, allien. th Allagar M t/10 J Anglo Java 4/« |/6 S/. Anglo-Malay 10/- 18/ 1 Ayer
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 6 Singapore, June On London flank 4 m/fl. 2/4| Demand 2/4^ Private 3 m/B. 2/4 13/16 On India— Bank T. T. Oa Hongkong— Bank d/d fi|2 preu.. On ShanghaiBank d/d. g]| On Jara— Bank T. T 134J On Japan— Bank d/d. 10 9 Sovereigns—baying rate <.fl4 India O'ciJ Bills last
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    America.
    1723 6 Iti Stttieaent. When Ihe darkneu of the Middle Agei wee breaking ln te the ragged light! which heralded the modern world of democracy, lewing maehinei and polioemen. America loomed large and wonderfol oat of the teas of high adventure. The topic luxuriance aboot the waiit of the new continent
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    The Rubber Trade.
    97 6 Messrs Barlow Co.'s Report. Singapore, Jnne 20. The quantity catalogued for this week's anotion amounted to 696 tona. The tone of the market was weak and a farther deelino in prices baa to ba recorded. Fine Pale Crepe sold np to $134 and Ribbed Smoked Sheet up
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    Dinner Menu and Recipes.
    357 6 The following recipe* are for warded by the Secretory of the Food lUforin Society. Msoo. 1. Oreen Pea Soup. 2. Macaroni Cutlets. 3. Sanaa** Rolls, Mashed potatoes and apple sauce. 4. Cold Pineapple and Sago Padding* Recipes. Or bun Pba Soup. Add to a pint and
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    Trial of German Marine at Shanghai.
    170 6 In tke Home of Commons, on April 19, Mr G Stewart asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether he had any official information showing that a German marine was arrested ander saspicioas olroumstanees on the premises of the electric works of the
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    Straits Produce.
    231 6 Singapore, Jane 21 Tin. —See Local and General eolnmn. Copra. —Weak. Business done. Tapioca. —Weak. Bosiness done. Sago flour. Do. Business done. Gambier. —Basinet* done. Pepper- —Steady. Business done. Other Products. Qni-t. btnt Iscal Market jiiMiii Nutmegs liU S- per pioui $36 00 Nutmegs 80 8. 4».u0 Oopra
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    Barlow's Produce Copra
    50 6 Singapore, j ltn<J 20 Jtf mirkrthig fluctr.,- > wh<*t dnrinu ih 9 w«-.>k T' S0!n 8i hl1 ai ove J "«t s 0 clos io-daj s v«ia <e K. 17 30 ior fine 8unJ-i*a t i t K 61 V for (air to ,ooJ U V ,s
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    Mining Outputs.
    17 6 lampoog Xa mßntlß of Jan. 1817. Hoots rnn—both ,-nbie jcr.i, U«aud Total pica*] ■Vealisad duals
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    Germany.
    1806 7 Origin it Inhabitant*. Practically avsry great svfl that has befallen Europe si ace the Christian era was hatched io Asia or made in Germany. The force that overcame the Roman Empire and destroyed tbe world.peace which even a very poor sort of Csssar ooald generally contrive t > maintain
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    44 7 A report has reached Tokio that the captain of the German cruiser Emden, which was sank off the Cocoa Islands, has been eleetsd mayor of the town of Emlen. The crciser which has been built to replace the Emden has been named the Innirabarg.
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      273 7 WANTED WANTED II OFFER. For 30 or more assortments of second-hand heading types (to be sold with or without type ease.) For particulars Apply to Box 291, care of Malaya Tribune. M WANTED A Malay Clerk. Apply enclosing copies of testimonials to Box 295, care of Malaya Tribune--13.6 v THE
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      26 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Dally.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issned DfJlyJ lasned Daily.] VoL IV. -No. 145 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 21, 1917 PRICE 5 CENT*
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      Hun Brutality.
      348 1 A I-Boat Incident. Washington, April 22.—The lives of five Americans were endangered when a German submarine on whose desk they were standing, with fourteen other "prisoners,'' suddenly submerged, leaving them floundering in the sea trying to reach a lifeboat. An hour later they were picked up by a
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      Hongkong's Shipping Trade.
      236 1 A Pill for Germany Loesl Gormans, who have been loing their olmoat to eonvinee the Chinese that tho Ailies are already defeated will scarcely appreeiiU the report issued by the Harbooi Master of Hongkong on the ship ping trade of the Coloay dnring the psst year, says
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      125 1 The Shipping Centroller announces that England is now conthat England is now constructing ships at the rata of mare than a million tons a year. ■We are not constructing ships of 14,000 tons," he says in his report, bnt havo adopted th<> plan of eonstrncting seven ships of 2,000 tons
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      Arrivals.
      27 1 Jnns 19 Hai Nam, British Kuala, Brituh Jane 2t. Abbotsford, British Sandakan, British Kaka, British Ban Whatt Hin, Brit Lafa Kinta, British Koemai, Dutch Singkara, Datob
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      Clearances.
      39 1 Jnnt 19. Hong Ho, British Will o'the Wisp. British L«dy Weld, British Calypso, British Pin Seng, British Halaban, Datch Sicgkep, Datch Kslmoa, Dutcb Emile, Dutch *elun, Norwegian Jnns 20 Amherst, British l>e Kerens, Dutch b«n Fo Soon, Dutch
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      New Newchwang Light-Vessel.
      187 1 Notice is given in the Gazette that on the 15th May. 1917, the old Newchwang Light- vessel was re. moved from her station and the new Light-vessel placed in position The new Light-vessel is built of steel, is 92 feet in length and 26 feet in beam,
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      169 1 lone 21. High water: —Oil a.m. 8 ft. 3 ins. 11.20 p.m. 9 ft. 6 mi. June 22 High water 0,45 a.m. S ft. 2 ma. 11.58 p.m. 9 ft. 4 ins. I June 23. High water :—l.lB a.m. 8 ft 1 in. I one 24. Moon.
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      Singapore Harbour.
      128 1 Wharves and Godowns For the convenience of travellers and others we set oat below the various entrances to the premises of the Singapore Harboor Board and the godowns and storage Tamjokg Pagar P. S.—Gate 1 to Sections 1 and 2 godowns 20—22, Storage B. Clock Totvbr—Victoria and Albert
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