Malaya Tribune, 30 June 1917

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    56 1 The Malaya Tribune. DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. A -I i* V- i_ I EVENING DAILY Vol. IV. No. 155 SINGAPgEE* SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. CN fftalapa Crlbune. SATURDAY, JINE 30. Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Daily.] Vol. IV. SO. 155 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY,
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      347 1 1 THE MALAYllwirj 2 AND I t SHIPPING GAZETTE. The p-p Straits Settlements. I I Comph to of L-c A EvJhM J j Condensed fro..; P.M.:;., J RV S r A ,dl '^3afe* loD#apd Jap*"- I I FuU and News. HIS ©UP OF BfrWTBNEf 8 WAS FI LL AND HE
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      310 1 > ]THE MALAYA TRHHHiy J SHIPPING GAZETTE. I SUBSCRIPTION RATE& 1 Payable In Advance. Per annum J14.00 wf* 2 Half yearly 7.2« ft Per quarter 365 w Per mensem 1.25 2 2 Postage Extra 50 CtS. per moat*, ft Temporary 'Phone No. 171. w fEstate Supplies Acetic 199&981.) Acid Veneer
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    A Siam Aeroplane.
    657 2 Its frit in Action. F.i»s the Bangkok Times Tfaote subscribers who c -ntti bated to tb gift of Aeroplanes to Hi* Majast j' Government will be insjsgpted t read the following accoant erf an adventure which culminated in the destruction of one of the diam v machines.
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    99 2 The Straits Echo hears that the V. M. 8. Government has undertaken to refund to ex-Inspector Molythe three months' salary which it accepted from him in lieu of notice before ordering him to bave the F. M. 8. o;her aspects of tho case are still in process of development. Travellers
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    Flying After War
    695 2 rlw tf Ihi itropiaie. At Hendon Aercdroa». the 1«. J»«a1 Air Fleet Committee presented an Aeroplane to tbe Union Government of South Africa. The aeroplane, which cost £2,800, was bought with fundi raised by the L jndoii Chamber of Commerce. The gift wa» accepted bj Lieutenant General
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    38 2 We learn that the Sarawak Government has instituted a system <»t' apprenticeship for a wireless telegraph department staff. For pissed apprentices the wage is to be 110 a month and as assistaut operators $l. r >, rising to $50.
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      320 2 WANTED TO BUY. c Seoond-hand Cainese or European household furniture ef erary description (big or imall lot). Ooodf prices offered. Apply to Second-band," o/o Malaya Tribune: BLUE Bed Lead and other Dyestuffs. Woolen and Cotton Blanksts, Trunks, ETC., ETC. OGURA Co. WINCHESTER HOUSE, No. KB Collyer Quay, SINGAPORE. FITTER'S Brass
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      526 2 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OjT Pawnbroker. Lndrecnied n*4» Our Sale room, No. 3 RafTies r On Tuesday, July 3, Bt 10 On Thursday, j uly 5 10 a.m. On Saturday, Jm y 7 at 10 a.ni Comprising je*rll crr f f cnption including aud*,£ with di, m o n i
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    Municipal Commission.
    1088 3 Market Price*. An or Unary meeting ©f the Singapore Municipal Commissioners was held yeatardaf ufUrnoon, at *rhich were present Messrs F J Hallit-x, B Ball (Rngi. neor), A W Bean, E Tesaenschu, M A Nama/ie. Bee T'eong Wah, J A Eliss, Dr. JA X Gh nnie, (Realtl Officer),
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    Sporting.
    211 3 Lawn Tennis. S. C. C Tournament. results were as follow Handicap Singles, Class C— Thomson beat Lsyton, 7 —5, 7—5. Watt beat Hoi len, 6-0, 6—3, Moss beat Pedlow, 6—l, «I—B, 6—o. Newcomers' Handicap.—Allen beat S titer, 7—5, 6—2. Profession Pairs —Telegraphs W« stwood and La\ bourne w. o.
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    Football.
    38 3 Singapore League- A most interesting game between the S. C. C. and the \vi»eless was witnessed on the Recreation Ground en Thursday, and ended in a win for the S. C. C. by two goals to none
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    The Jockey Club.
    89 3 Th* tact that the War Council has ac'ed through the Jockey Club in suspending all race meetings may supriso those who do not realise the supreme authority of that institution in all matters connected with the Turf. Without a ghrrd of legal authority, the Jockey Club grants
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    European Mails.
    73 3 Delivered In London. The following aro the dates of leparture from Ftinsrapore of tbe J£urope*n Maihj and their deliver; in London. Miil. baft, Dki-Ivebeo M M. April IS .June 13 M.M. April a Jaw 14 P. A O. April N Juno M 81. Mas; 4 June 14 M.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.
    138 3 Hlngapore, Jnue 30. Xtmtn ljalham and Co., tb" Avraads alvlseth* following quotatlOM «1.00 14.10 A\e-Kunh!ga 1.30 140 Ay»-r Molek 2.30 2.35 10-80 11.00 Belgov.nie 5.C0 5.75 Buklt Jtdotoug 0.65 0.70 Bokit Katll 0.80 0.871, O'aiigbatßt'rb/.... 9.00 9.15" Glmjoalr 2.15 2.25 tiaytor 950 975 n-irarirl 22 00 22
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    Mortality Returns.
    98 3 The death rate per tuille fur th© week eudiug June 23 was 43 08. The total number of deaths waa 297 of which 212 woro males and 55 females. Three Europeans and 1 Eurasian died, also 331 Chinese, 38 Malays, 20 Indians and four of other nations. Convulsions
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      106 3 A KNIFE THRUST would be welcome to many compared with the vicious, ?hooting, stabbing pain* or Sciatica. Yet these are tie men who have &ot heard about UTILE'S OMENTAL BALM and the miraculous relief it bringb to the tortured sciatic nerve. Ju9t rub a litile in where the pain is
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      488 3 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT XI AT TBI POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY EOViE EMPIRE Tanjeog Pagar Road. Trams Pass the B«or. HERE IS SOMETHING MEW, SOMETHING EVERYONE WANTS. A Series of 2-Real Detective Stories. The Perils of the Secret Service Bach Bpifode complete in itself. Bach is aTh riller of the Deepest Dye, lfeafcmriag Kingsley
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      193 3 Malls Close. To-day. Melting, Keiuawan and '1 renggauu Hoik Lea '.'.HO pi» Muai and Malacca* Anjeu pm Malacca, Port Swettcuham and Penang *KlaJi£ '.'.30 pm Medau Circe i!.80 pm Batu Pahat firi Wtngsea 2J50 pm Selat Panaianjj, Bm"kalie, Siak and Pakau Baroe Bioawtu 2JJ0 pm Batu Pahat Mm a 2.80
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    RUBBER SHIPMENTS.
    502 4 Commenting on the possible re atrictlon of robber shipments the In lia-Kubber Journal says Wo are living in most extraordinary times, and no one can be taken by surprise If the Government adopts towards the rubber plantation Industry a policy similar to that which sow operates ln the
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    Java Produce Report.
    140 4 (Through the courtesy »f Messrs. Frmnois Peek <fr Co., Ltd. We eomtnunicate to yon below contents of a oabla juat r<ceired from oar Bataria Honaa dealing with tho Java Prodnce Report for weak onding to-day BataTia, June 29. Robber. The Rubber Market is w-*ak with a downward
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    The China Crisis.
    76 4 President Climbs Down. London, June 28, 10.0 p.m. Peking The President has accepted a number of Changharm's demand*, including the reorganisation of a Cabinet with a red notion of IN powers. The Presddent U re-draf ring constitution for the re-eleo ion of a Parliament with a relooed
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    Japanese View
    91 4 Reuter. London, Jone 29, 2.HO p m, Tokio In the Diet the Foreign Minister, B*ron Motono, said he wa§ mo»t hopeful regirJing tbe Russian iitnation. He stated that after the raptn-o with Germany Chins asked for concessions, as a preliminary to a war declnrati sn against Qermauy, Hat
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    Amusements.
    163 4 Baodman Opera Co. "The Chocolate Soldier." To a very crowded house at the Tictoria Theatre last night, the Bandman Opera Co. staged The Chocolate Soldier," an oi l favourite with Singapore theatre goers. The scenery effect was very tasteful snd afforded an ideal background for the nnmTons players, -whilst
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    The Cinemas
    23 4 To night i« th« Us* night tint Lena AshwelTu great triumph The Folly of Desire will be scr-.ened at the Palladium.
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    Royal Italian Circus.
    65 4 The Royal Italian GVcus, one of the best shows of its kind ever seen here, will give its hst iwo entertainments to-day. At Eve o clock a children! matinee will be presented, with several enjoyable turns, and at 9.30 to night th« final per. formaee, with a
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    Tragedy at Penang.
    216 4 Suicide of European Doctor. The Pinang of Thursdsy staets We regret to record the death of D,-. C. E. Durrani, Penang, which occurred this forenoon at his residence under distressing circumstances. He had recently been suffering from neurasthenia, and had only just come out of the General
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    Coming Events.
    36 4 To-Day. Banlman Opera, 'l hen lore <t Co." Italian Circas, Beach Road, 5 and 9.3) p.m. C.C.A. Lectors on Library, 4 p.m. Anglo-Chinese School Spjrts, 3.30 p.m. To-morrow. July I. 4lb SttU'laj after Trinity,
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    Local and General.
    523 4 Rubier i« quoted ai 2/.U fa., and 1/3 for ebet t. l Tin here is at dowu) 75 tons i 41 Tho has been legistered >IM |J Societies Ordinance. he 89 7/8. There is IfttlT SJ? Reuter. The Ahercroml.x (Liverpool),^ Stanley 2,224, Mr. Hughes ffS*<fSr. A saoiety
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    To-Day's Contents.
    120 4 Thb Great War The Fighting Fronts 5 Submarining 5 Russia Greece 5 The Position 5 Hun Plotting 5 Trouble in Austria 5 Labours View 5 French Consular News h General: A Siam Aeroplane Flying After War 2 Mail Notices 3 Local Share Market 8 Sporting Municipal Commission Rubber
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      450 4 Entirely New Photo-Plays In First Show 7 SO p.m. Second Show 9.15 p.m. Sharp. TncludirK IO NEW REELS of the Wonder Serial To-night and Every Vight; From Friday, 29th June, 1917. At the Jdeal Picture Theatre «D A I XT O By-the-Boa, Otf Beach Road. SECOND SHOW AT 0.1 S
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    77 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. British Still Advance. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Juue 29, 12.15 a.m. Fivl '.-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig in his report save We marl* consjdarablfl further progress sooth of Soeehez River and captured a nnmher of prisoners. Onr line in this iree has again been
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    And Still Progress
    90 5 London, June 29, 2.55 p.m. Sir Douglas Haig says We attacked and eaptnred last evening a forward ponitioa on a front t.f two thousand yards southward aud westward of Oppy and tho wkole objectives. We took a nnm bcr of prisoners and machine guns. We continue to
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    FRENCH.
    46 5 Bomturdment of Rheims. Lonlon, Jane 29, 1.25 a.m. A French communique gays Th f rc was au intermiueut enemy bonalarduaent on various points which whs vigorously countered, particularly left of the Meuse. Twelve hundred shells were thrown into Rheims and eight fell in the Cathedral..
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    Heavy Enemy Attacks.
    189 5 London, June 29, 4.40 p.m. A French commun qne stal s: Xht' en«rr.y whs most active at night the Aisn« fron*, following np a violent bombar iment by iivelj attacks in the region cf Cerny. south-east of Corbiny, and north-eimt of Rheims- All attempts were shattered by
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    RUSSIAN.
    21 5 Offensive Resumed. London, June 2s, 6.15.p.u*. 1? reason to believe that the Russians have begun an offensive st two points.
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    Mesopotamia.
    54 5 Aeroplane Supplies. London, Juno 2*, 1.240 p.m. In the the House of Commons Major Baird statfd that he was not •ware sf any complaints regarding tb» aeroplanes supplied to Mesopo tamia. General Maude had stated that he would like certain additions to aeronautical equipment of his forces, and his
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    No Resignations
    22 5 London, June 29, 7.25 a.m. It is understood no resignation has ■ecu hitherto tendered in connection with the Mesopotamia repcrt.
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    A New Spirit.
    81 5 London, June,29, 7.25 a.m. dhe Times military correspondent the Mesopotamia report refers to *he past not the present. Grtat ahangex have since occurred calculated to inspire cheerful confidence. India more than she is given cndit tor and larger changes are c -utemplated both for ladia and the
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    Allies' Aims.
    38 5 L mdon, JuDe 19, 7.25 s.tn. Se'fh* lirues says that Mr. Lloyd George at Glasgow to-day will again announce the Allies' war aims and *U1 define the only termi upon *ljl«h the Allies can conclude peace
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    Submarining.
    56 5 Sinking of the Mongolia. London, June 28, 12.15 a.m. The P. and 0. Co. have issued an official announcement that two European* and one Paraee, passengers Blx Europeans and fourteen natjves of the crew of the Mongolia, wero frilled by the explosion. The balance of 450 were landed on
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    The Add ah Affair.
    223 5 London. June 29, 1.30 a in. Messrs Eider Dempster state that th« Addah was submarined without warning on June 15. After vessel had been hit, a submarine previously onseen emerged and fired while the boats were being lowered and hit the Addah seven timrs. The submarine
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    Greece.
    61 5 Old Parliament Convoked London, June 28, 11.0 p.m. Athens A decree is abont to be published convoking the Parliament elected on May 31 last year, in which there was a large Venizelist in .j >rity and which King Constantine arbitrarily dissolved. The Government intends seeking :he King's consent to
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    Question of War.
    49 5 London, June 29, 3 30 p.m. Athens Though war has not yet been declared, the Government considers that a state of war <xists sinc-3 the advent of its powers on Jun* 2*. The recall of diplomatic representatives of the Central Powers and their allies is imminent.
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    Trouble in Austria.
    84 5 Censorship at Work. London, Jane 29, 5 25 p.m. News from Aastrla indicates that political and racUl troubles are more acute. The Cs a eh and Slav deputies in the Keiehsrath continue bitterly to attack the Government and condemn the war. They demand the establishment of separate
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    Hun Plotting.
    116 5 The Norwegian Case. Lon lon, June 29, 6.0 p.m. Christiania The Foreign Minister, in a statement in the Storthing, confirmed the worst stories of importations of explosives. He stated that shells and other explosives were found in the luggage of Baron Rantenfels, who was a German imperial courier.
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    And Now Brazil.
    30 5 London, Jane 29, 9.25 a m. Rio de Janeiro: Brazil has revoked her d- en f a of neutrality in the *ar between the Allies and Germany.
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    Russia.
    34 5 The Durnovo Affair. London, June 28, 11.0 p.m. Since June 24 there has been nothing more from Petrograd about the Durnovo affair. Apparently the Government have avoided a conflict amidst much infkmrnable material.
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    The New Elections.
    28 5 London, Juu? 28, 10.51 p m. The Provisional Uu.ernmeni has decreed the Constituent Asserably election for Sept. 30 and the first meetiug on Oct. 13.
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    Duma Declines.
    25 5 London, June 29, 2 80 p.m. Petrograd A private meotiug of the Duma declined to comply with the soldiers' demand for its dissolution.
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    Labour's View.
    261 5 Report of the Ministry. London, June 28, 10.50 p.m. The Ministry of Labour, circulating the Reconstruction Committee's report to the Employers Associations and Trades Unions, intimates that the War Cabinet is deeply concerned that effective measures be taken to solve the questions of the relations between capital and
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    War Purchases.
    200 5 Seven Hundred Millions. London, June 29, 7.5 a.m. A memorandum of Mr. 17. F. Wintour, director of army contracts, on the provision of supplies for the army shows the value of purchases for the war has exceeded seven hundred million including two hundred million on behalf of onr
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    Austria and Peace.
    62 5 What She Would Like. London, June 28, 11.0 p.m. Amsterdam i In a debate in the Austrian Parliament on th* pro. spects of peace, the Premier, Ilerr Seidler, declared that A<tstria-Hun-gary was always ready to conclude an honourable peace, but it mast include a guarantee for the
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    The Silver Market.
    71 5 London, Jane 28, 8.55 p m. Messsrs Montagu's report says that the market has shown a oertain amount of strength, owing to the general demand, The price of 39 7/8 reached on dune 22 was the record since July 1892. Tbe Shanghai exchange correspondingly advanced to 8/10
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    The Position.
    274 5 Premier's Reassurance London, Jane 29, 3 30 p.m. Mr. Lloyd George was presented with the Freedom of Glasgow at Bt. Audrew's Hall, and was most unthu. siastically ovated, especially by the women munitions makers. Responding, the Premier said that the ship of State was in a hurricane. All
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    Triumph Certain.
    486 5 LocJon, Jaue 29, 4.10 p.m. Rissia ia gaining strength daily. It never had a better Government America is beginning to lead its valiant sons to tho battle-field of Europe around the fctandard ot liberty. That ia why a more com plete victory ia more assured than we had
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    16 5 Mr. M.D Daly, of the F.M.B. Civil Service, Batu Gajab, has left, for home on furlough.
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    Dutch Potatoe Incident
    125 5 Official Explanation London, June 29,1.25 p.m. Amsterdam The British Legation issues a communication to the Dutoh Press explaining the position regarding potatoes, mentions! on Jnne 25. It emphasises that the remedy for any deficiency of potatoes in Holland rests entirely with the Dutch parties interested, for the
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    Cotton Troubles.
    233 5 London, June 28, 8.55 p.m. In the Homo of Commons Mr. O. H. Roberts stated that tho oat. put of the Lancashire cottou mills had boen affeoted by labour and other ditfioulties. The Import of cotton had recently fallen below the point necessary to meet folly the demands
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    Dutch Submarines for N.I.
    35 5 London, June 29, 1.20 p.m, Th« Hague The X ivy Department his digned a contract with the dchdd-i Company of Flushing, for the construction of three submarines for the Dutch Indies.
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    French Consular News.
    280 5 IB§ &mrtĕJĔ§ of fftp French Cmtmmmh Paris, Jane 26 625 p m. Wo made a brilliant attack on the north-wi si of HartebLv, and oapmied tho fi>st German line, 'akiug 300 prisoners including 10 ofilcers. The British made good progress on both bani s of the Souchez
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    Prince Albert.
    82 5 The Court Circular of May 2 states that Prince Albert, second son of the King and Queen, having been pas I fit for active servioe by th*Meiical Board at the Adiniraly, left Windsor Castle on the previous day to join his ship with the Fleet. Piince Albert, who
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    Obituary.
    165 5 Sir George Blrdwood. London, June 28, 10.55 p.m. The sudden death is announced of 8ir George Birdwood, from heart failure, —Reuter, [Sir George C. M. Birdwood was born at Brlgaum, Bombay, on Desembor 8, 183'4. He served on the Bombay medical staff in 1854 and was in the Persian
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    Legal Intelligence.
    383 5 POLICE COURTS. Gambling. Tan Chiat Mob, who was charged before Mr. Mndie this morning with gambling in a common gamin sr honse, No. 45 Omar Itoad, pleaded guilty and was fined 12 or one month's rigorous in default thereof. Eighty-five oents found on his person was declared forfeited.
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    41 5 Mr. untitled Backhouse, the well known authority on Chiua, is shortly going to Franco for special war service. Mr. Kb >o Thay Jin, who is em barking on a wolfram mining adventure in Traug, left Penang on Thursday for that place.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    805 6 Prices Quoid is lie tbh ftloraiog J B g) Meeni Ln! 1 and Eva if, Exchange and tlbare Broker», If sua the following list of xw Robber 5hares. Horn, Valor. 0 BaT*r». F<?lUr» ALlap» /6 I Anglo Java 5'8 <j Anglo-Mala/ 10/- 1?/ 1 Ayar Kunlng go/-
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    EXCHANGE.
    74 6 Singapore* June SO. On LondonBank 4 na/u. o Demand 2/44 Pi irate 3 m/». 2/4 13/16 IniU— Buak 1. T. pa HWa kfMcA; B*flfc d/.j 8) 0 pre n. 5 n -Stj B-ckdd, r .i|j n I*. Bank I. f |3| < )tt Japan Bank d/d. K)9 >g*yiijf*» 'Wiflag
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    Company Meetings.
    504 6 Alor Pongso Robber. The eighth ordinary general moeilng was held at 3 and 4. Great Winchester-street, April 30, Mr. E. K Morean, ohsirtnao of the company, preBidirg. The Chairman Mid that on a production of 260,079)b. of mbbera net profit wag secured of £43.487. after providing no l*gg
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    138 6 Orders for the week ending Friday. July 6 B To-day. 2.30 p.m. Johnston's Pi*r S.V.A. Sect. 1 2. Balettier Range Maxim Co. To-morrow. 7.30 p.m. BilmiM Range Maxim Co. 2-30 do Mooday. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall 8.R.E. v. do Maxim Co. do Veterans Co. do 8.V.O. Band.
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    Penang Chinese Wedding.
    344 6 Fashionable Event. The marriage of Dr. Teoh Cheng Toe and Miss Chuah Gim Yew took place in Penang on last at No. 15, Love Lane, Urn residence of the bride, where some 200 people, friends and relations, were present. The bride is the daaghter of Mrs Chnah
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    Teaching in Malaya.
    229 6 Question of Salaries. Th* following is an extract from the report of the Director of Elnca tion, Mr. H. W. Firtnstone, on F. M. S. education daring 1916 There is, especially among the Chinese, an increasing demand fori education in English, but with the) limited number of
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    30 6 King Albert toured the weal front, including Thiepval and Bapauuae where the Australians formad a guard of honour and General Birdwood entertain*] hi in aajs a mewaga JatsJ May KB.
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    Indian War Lotteries.
    611 6 Tbe Bombay Sweep. Bombay, Jane 15tb. —Tbe following commanleitlon has been tent to tbe Press by the Secretary to the W. L Turf Club war loan lottery: Ac there appears to be tome doubt a- to how the drawing of the Western India Tnrf Club war loan
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    Straits Produce.
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    Indian War Loan.
    466 7 A Record The progress made by the Indian war loan daring the past few days has been astonishing, says the "Statesman* of Jane 8. On Tuesday night the total from a'l sources stood at 28 crorea and 86 lakhs—or only £600,000 sirort of £20,000,000. If the sport
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    145 7 Official returns, published just before the outbreak of war, glre the innrul eaniaraptloa of tobaoeo In pounds head of the populations as follows Holland 7.5, Belgian 6.6, U.S.A.. 5,8, Germany 8.5, Austria Hungry 2 68, France S.t, TJnited Kingdom 1 98. The anaaal crop ln ewts was given thai: U.S.A.
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    Military Supply Fraud.
    621 7 I ale of Culprits Simla, June 7.—-Several instances of fraud and disnonesty among the personnel of the snpply services having recently come to light, II E the Commandor-in-Chief has order- Ed the publications of details regarding the offenders, th 3 ir crimes and punishment. Ilia Excellency trusts
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    69 7 The new enterprise known as the Sungei Siput Rubber Factory Co., Ltd has passed from tha Syndicate stag« to that of a limited liability company with a nominal capital of $30,000 in 30.000 shares of $1 eacb, of which $13,500 have been issued Messrs W. W, Forest, Changkat Salsk, J.
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    Kitchener's Prophecy.
    339 7 French General Pays Tribute. General Fonville, writing in the 1 "Matin" on "British Tenacity,' 1 says "Lord Kitchener declared that by the spring of 1917 Oreat Britain would have under arms 5,000,000 men. The task he undertook was superhuman, and meant nothing-leas than creating a formidable army ont
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    30 7 untitled Frank Wolf, an alleged German spy, has confessed at San Francisco that Germany planned submarine and Zeppelin bases on the Mexican coast from which lo raid tbe United Btates.
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      548 7 NOTICES^ Straits Settlements Police Policel^otice. ARMS AND EXPLOSIVES ORDINANCE 1913. Renewal of Permits for Firearms. All persons in pr>i«p;n; on Q f g re arms are hereby reminded that permit* for such firearms expire ou the 30th Jane, 1917, and should be renewed aa soon aftar that date as possible.
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    Echo of Tsingtau.
    216 1 Comnuneirs' Claim For Sinking B«tojy 'hips. Caaamaader Bwyafea Pitemaoriee aad CoaamaadW George Ceartaar Maxwell ia tha Prirs Ourt claimed £ti,OOQ -head money for bringing 4 bout tha narrender of Tdagtao For the applicant* it waa stared that after the wombat*! meat seven Qsrman warships were fouud sank,
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    German Marvels.
    213 1 Wattdtr' RiMraint Tie efcue" H tnf 0 f Fiaader-subm-i. t bai beta giving eorrefpoedt. Tbt Deutsche Tageszaitung firing account of ih# glorias of unrestricted suhassrine warfare j but erau aaora impr*-ir« than the story i„diseriodaare slaughter ia his passing referrn-s ro those painful when [the bright y«ung meu
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    285 1 Rear-Admiral T.W. Kemp, G.L.W. who wis rec«utiy promoted to flag rani-, retired t*rly in May. II» is weii known on the China ai.d £ist Indies Stationa, aud on the Cape Station, where he tarred several •ommiseinns As a Ueotenant of ihe old oruiser Blonde be shared in the expeditions which
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    A Quick Change.
    146 1 A North Set i adeem A peculiar event took place in the Xonh Sea recently aayi the London and China Express. Some interned British soldiers from the wmp near tironingen ha& been on fnrlongh to England, with permission of the Netherlands Government. They returned to Holland on
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      271 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappll Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland) The mailsteamer "60ENT0ER" will sail for BATAVIA this week. For freight Mid pussge please »pply to Internationals Credlet and Handeisvereenioinn "Rotterdam" Agente. 1 D Almeida Street THOME, 931. 7-3 SINGAPORE SHiPCHANOLERYCoSHIPCHANHJK g PMTIMtrjC CWTIACTMS. The Company's Launch one eta incoming ships. Office -is
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