Malaya Tribune, 10 July 1917

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  • 28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.) AND SHIPPING] GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. -No. 161 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. CIK malapa Cribune. TUESDAY, JULY 10.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 276 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE 1 AND g i SHIPPING GAZETTE. The popular Newspaper of the *i Straits Settlements' g %S- PUBLISHED DAILY. 1 Complet** Reports of Local E-ru»s. Condensed News from P.M.8., Java, J China, India, Ceylon and Japan. g •> Full and Latest War News. "GAIETY' 7 IN THE SECOND
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    • 519 1 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand FDB Insarauces effected on Building* Rent and Merchandise of ever description MARINE Insurance* accepted to ai parti of tha world at lowest ratAi WAR RISE acoepted to all parts. J. HENRY Manager. Offices: 2, Finlaycon Qreen. The Eastern United Assurance
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    • 97 1 iiiti iiit:i v 11 iii>riii tv in mmm mll mil 1111 lyriMi, mi ■11 r» n n imnMnninininnitxw j Tfii Pot Stills OF I Great Britain) Have Bsea i I I Taken Over by Government, J NEVERTHELESS Buchanan's, mmmtmmmmmmwmmmkm will be able to continue to supply their famous blends and
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    • 226 1 |THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. I SHIPPING GAZETTE. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES,, S Payable In Advance Per annum i*^*®9 Half yearly 9 7, JS J Per quarter 565 2 Per mensem 3 Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month, j Temporary Phone No. 171. "ONODA" Portland Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. I (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.)
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  • 1814 2 Interesting Dissertation. ■MM It tber* ia to ie qua dry of the sexes, how can tho custom be justified >f a woman on marriage bring re qairod *o abandon her ova femii name -ml to tnke her huabands Her personality attach-a to the name »i c hat hn]
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  • 1027 2 Activity at List. In Mm cavalry lines there was great excitement. For some weeks ramoors hael teen going about concerning tbe euemy intentions, aurl tbe gnnners had been almost offensively jubilant over their daily work. The line bad been talking darkly of the great posh and mildly discouraging
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  • 556 2 Author Interviewed. The anonymous bnt celebrated author of "J'Accnse!" who is living in Switzerland, has just been interviewed by Georges Catault, a French newspaper man. The author of J'Acenae who, thongh a German, is prepariug ano. ther indictment of Germany hi th* form of a balky volume, which has
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 195 2 h WANTED TO BUY. Second-hand Chinese or European household furniture of every description (big or small lot). Good prioes offered. Apply to 1 Second-band," o/o Malaya Tribune. 3 04 7 ULTRA-MARINE BLUE Bed Lead and other Dyestuffs. Woolen and Cotten Blankets, Trunks, ETC., ETC. WINCHESTER HOUSE, No. KB Collycr Quay,
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    • 197 2 G.C. LEE 158, Prinsep Street. PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. Good and well selected ttasic Violin Piano, etc. Good Strings for Stringed In&irnments. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. TERMS MQOEHATIE. 3-n Haneegunge Drainpipes, j Channels, Bends Junctions INC3 MALAY 6a, Ltd. (Incorporated ta ingapoie.) I Useful to Planiers. OUR GROUND NUT CAKE, which is
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    • 112 2 Swellings Disappear. When you rub in LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM the pain goee right away and the swelling itself disappears with a few applications, tis utterly useless to suffer. It ia useless to pay big doctor's bills and then to find yourself no better. For 65 cte. you ca i buy
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    • 47 2 A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH MEANS Your Very likeness, Style and Mood. A PRODUCTION FROM Lee Brothers* Studio, Hill Street will produce these results. W nil lIIIIMIiI.I .1 II I The Continental Stamp Co. D. High Street. Wholesale and Retail Stamp Dealers AND Stationers. Philatelic Accessories kept in Stock.
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    • 506 2 AUCTION SALES, AUCTION SALeP" Of Freehold Land and No. 17 Gilstiad B At Our Sals-room Mo. 3 tm\ti On Wednesday, lith Jaly at 2.30 p m. Valuable frewhotd laa t known aa "N.w! n," No. l7Qib4aa| Read, Siugup.-re, Beai t; ;f y. Railway Bsatioai and adthio distance from Town, are<4
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  • 186 3 Lawn Tennis. S. C. C Touraame.it. Only fi** nas.'cht-8 were decided in th» above T»u«-nani**m last night aDf j ta result, wer >as f.-dlow Handicap singles class A XTpc-)tt beat Ad!er 6—4, 6 1 Class B. —ThorooKOod beat Hen derson 3-6, 6—2, 6—l. Class C—Hacker b«at CrossM g__4 5
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  • 93 3 The July Bogey competition was plsysd during the vnokand reanhed in a tie between Mr V.' R Forde and Mr F W Ly.ill, who returned n*4 scores of 1 do*u. Twenty six cards were taken ont and the following w returned. W R Forde plus 3 1
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  • 78 3 The Jaly Spoon won by Mrs Lyall with a nei ac >r of 66. The following are the oonrsM 100 y 100 y h'cap tottl His Lyall 32 33 2.83 68.83 Manllon 30 31 611 67.11 L.E. Young 2« 2t 18 09 69 I»9 ■rs Payne 27
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  • 26 3 A pointless drsw wn the of tbe rr.i'ch Association vul-i between the .3 C.C. and a navd team oa tv« S R.C. gronnd last evening.
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  • 138 3 Aprcp~)j the forthcoming D f ■bow, bow asany varied s of do** are uer-- I S >:neoiio to hav»* mitten i latter to th Daily T-d». gra;>h \h} o her day and ?iv-n an hH sate )f no fewjr than 250 bred in C idsh Ishs. To
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  • 186 3 The HandicapsFirst Tay. Race No. 1.—Planters' Yase. Bin *o Kreiia Sieter 8 7 Farisha |.a Bid» a Wee 8 9 Baba Keeait 8.3 Tim 9 0 Qtsnrj M Polar Star 9.0 Ra» e No 2.— Gf.or«e Town Plate. Jwttj Molly 7.9 The Earl 8.8 mb» Land 7.5 ll.ft
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  • 176 3 (By cvurttPtu of the French Consulate-) Paris, July S, 6.25 p.m. There were violent German attacks from Laffiox mill as far as Froidemont farm, whioh were all repulsed with heavy loggia for the "nemy. On the left bank of the \f«ne* we ciotnred three strongly fortiflVl ealientg
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  • 317 3 Tribute to British Treatment. of tn« laat date of Piinee X rl Frialricb, nephew of the Kaiser, who waa wounded when flvine, and taken prisoner by the Australians, are given in the account nt home by the Rer. Mr, Caldwell, B-ftist minister, who ia official c iHplnin
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  • 14 3 Tbe departure of the !.s. Lady Weld ha<> beea cancelled. peoiaily aaperecrlbed letter* only.
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  • 71 3 Delivered la London. The following are the dates of I parture from Singapore of th .■iropean Mails and their deliver} London. Mail. LatT. Orltvbuk' M M. April It) Jnne 13 M.M April 38 Jane 14 P. AO. April 28 Jane II 8.1. M»v 4 Jans <4 M.M. May
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  • 14 3 Vessels in communication at noon with the local Commeicial Wireletw Station :—None.
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  • 171 3 lMxclmtits io y slant TrQmmk) Singapore, Jnly 10. Messrs Latham ml no., tbe vroa advise following quotaions vlorOajah $4.10 $4.25 Vv*»rKonirgs 1.30 1.40 vyer Mo!ek 2.45 2.55 Vyer Pan;* 10.70 10.85 ►telgowrde 5.60 5.75 Snkit Jeiotong 0.65 0.72$ dokit Katil 0M 0.90 hangkat Serdg.... 9.00 915 .:-i..-alv
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 134 3 CLUTCHING HAND STORIES. CATALOGUE FREE WANTED CAM*S$i*C AGENTS. SARMA COMPANY'S Famous Children's Toys. Each contains 32 r>ig Bel Rs. 3 6 —o dadhna Rh. I—l1 —14 —0 <oiall Rs. I—6-0 Dealers in Sarees, Dubattas, Coating and Shirting. Silks etc., pp yto:— SAR VIA Co. Silk Merchnnts. FEN A RES. f5
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    • 677 3 I"—— STRONG DOUBLE ATTRACTION 5 9 AT THB Alhambra Alhambra Is is the only tbe Theatre g I I J BL% JLA theatre where you ff\ g 1 £f\ fk M I*-JP M—B J% vvitH an get the BEST i i"! MM IM! Q MjL pictures, the sUHU IB Jar
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    • 562 3 TO-NIGHT I TO-NIGHT AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOU C EMPIRE Taajoag Pagar Road. Trams Pare the fco#r. SECOND SHOW 9.30 SHARP Th« Asia'ic Film M*nnf(w;?uring Co. Present KHOOJIN WHATCHAY* A FOJR MAN WQH A L ?11ERY.) I abort Chiaea* Photo-Play, witte produced ..n*i no d "ntir* ly hy Chinese in
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 178 3 Mails Close. To day. Selat Pandjang, iSengkalia and Bagan Will o' tb« Wi»p 2.30 pm Port Oickson 'CilTpKi 5.30 pm Malacct, Penang,* Colombo* linden* 5.30 pm Malacca *B«b« 3 Muar Abb*t*ford 8 pm Kota Tiaggi Maraati 4 pm To-BOrrOW. Cneob Soon Hoag 9.30 am vliri, Labuan, Jeseelton, Kudat, Sandakan, Sola
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  • 702 4 And so, Peking has been visited by air, and tbe Fjrbidd<?u City bombarded. It mni» hare been a weird sight, even to tho*e accustomed to kites, to see thes-> creatu.-ea of th* air trespassing on th* preserves which (or centaries have been sacred. But It ii not so
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  • 155 4 Aviators Over Pekln| Reuter. London, July 8.10 2,', p.m. Peking An aeroplane travellinc at a treat height b Wmb*ĕ *n» PA**in the Forbidden City. ki!l»-<i a man, and damaged buildings near Jhang l—li'ltfaaalqTiiTtrrt which was th. probable obj-c ive. haa tendered bia retaliation to lb. Imperor. The R
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  • 263 4 Committee Formed ia Singapore. As it already exis'a in some cities in the Var EiS\ under the |ol iative of Moouie-.ir A. Deoj ml F.-eneh Consul in Singapore, a French War K-lief Fond Committee has been formed locally as follows: Honorary President, Mr- A. Darjon President Rev.
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  • 88 4 The following resignations are recorded amongst th<- Jtily orders Piat. Sergt. O Linslile, Pies J S netohfjr, E S Willbourn, J S Ironsid*, F B G mah, O W Oaborne, S O Ball, G D f Owen, A Dennv, A R Stnrgesp. F R Jones, F H Curry, A
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  • 85 4 The following properties wto disposed of by auc'.ion yesterday afternoon by Messrs Ching Keng Lee a: Co at their sale-room 99 years' leasehold land at Buddoh, 1 acre and 25 poles, booght by C Conamalai for $250. Freehold land at St Michael's Road area 2,994 sq. feet,
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  • 71 4 To-day. The Cameos, Vie. Theatre, Philharmonic Choir, Y. M.C. A., 9 pm. Harmstcn'a Oi cns. Tt-raorrow. Moon Laat Qaartor. The Cacaec*. Vic. Theatre. Harinaton'a Ciicua, 4 and 9 p.m. Thursday Opining U don J ><>k Clab, 5.15 p.m. Lodge Z=»tlao U«ar-jUr, 8.30 p.n. The Ca:n"of, Vio Theatre. Harujston'e
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  • 614 4 Tin here is at 111 i5O (|1 down) 150 tons fold. Mr. W. B. ins h*s to be An ma; De/. R «i-^t. r tr Snpr* uru Conr*. V B.C.A. beta havt, been arts*, lathed on ?i ■»> X Ur<\ ar ,i llu;re ar<- a rend In
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  • 96 4 Pifltf Buas War French Consular News The Plgktion: Fi ma j The London Air Rai l German Politics 0 American General On Names Cavalry Patrol J M J'Acousa Sporting *j Mail Notices* Local Share Marlot Dying Piince Air Power French War Battel CninaCiisid Local ml OeswreJ Legal In*dli«*r**
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 241 4 c THE "TIGER" BRAND REG Tennis Shoes (RED BU:;BErpoLES; New Stocks. J? st Received. The Best More and yfgm\ Extensively used Latest Shoe Locally j for ail 1 W than any other ffae. Stocked tf»fl Cfl P6! 1 Sizes Stocked it, i. «P6gt)U ito n Sole Agents ROBINSON &Co.| IBAN
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    • 382 4 m To-night I To-nirfht! X At th* Ideal Pisture Theatre CASINO By-the-Sea, OfT Beaoh Ro»d. 8 NEW PARTS-4 Complete Epi»aoe« Oflh» Wonder aral THE DIAMOND PROW THE SKY In 30 Episodes €>1 Reels. F. aturinj* Mr. IRVING GUMMING and MISS LOTTIE PICKFORO Episwie 24. The Mad Millionaire 2 Reels 25.
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    • 124 4 JUST LANDED: A Shipment OF Imstel Pilsener Beer IN QUARTS PINTS. Sole Aofirre: Caldbeck, Maajregor AND Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants. abelphT HOTEL MONTHLY RATES FOR Tiffin S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Dinner S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Breakfast, Tiffin and Dinner sso. Every Evening Dinner Concert by our Filipino Band. SATURDAYS
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  • 85 5 The Fighting Fronts OFFICIAL COVTXNIQUi S. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. B it h Air Rails. leaden, July 9. 12.25 p.t>. I ,11.Martini Pi' D nph-s B tg Th pm is eontinned enemy teral r^v^gt. Oar ot< y.-«tor Uy freqn<i?iv |ffok#ll]■ Vc* Horn an 1 r-. ried 0,11 la. Ti.ej
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  • 43 5 Lmdon, Jaly 8, 8 40 p.m. Th* A ImKrtky N -val a»-ro« planes eirrh i omt, a raid yesterday trening on Ghinteilea anroirirpe I), it lie foraaationß and ymrj I'ianti Ibey aocctsofnllj lembed tkw-ir o; j cthes and all r»tn»-ned
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  • 37 5 London. July 9, 2 0 p.,n. Bir Dm?,\a II tie Kates ;Wh railei s <nth- Bttward of iiargie -m* and toi k prisoner ibirty-fivr-. W. rapchwd a rai 11 ra-.h-eas. w»; d of Loos.
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  • 155 5 Fierce Jerma i Atttck. Lon 1 n. 5.15 j'.m A French c*rfn naniq c *?3ie« thu there sv*s art latenM G.-r uao bomrnrdm<-nt all nisjht from north cf Lifftnx Mill to Froi i;no:iT Farm which was preceded by vivdrnr attack? on fu;ir different Sectors of this frc;i'. Aft-1 desperate
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  • 43 5 London, July 9, 10 a m. A French eo.nmaniqu£ tuys rh> iriiiifr* e'rnggS» is ke-mtnl in the Paitth-*on Froiiiuonf: fnrm district, oecupi? 1 3 trerfli eieuir-tr. lu-jr* were a'tillery actions Ta i nni points, especially towards the Hartebisn and Monthant sector.
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  • 329 5 Later Retails. London, Jiilj 6, 4 35 ?> rn. Routers correspondent at th*French headquarters giv* farther i:.ter*BtiD<? dt-tatUof the bi« G-rm-in •tteaipt on Chimin d«-e Dimes <«n oly 3. Th° bit 1-« differed irnportwRriy from n.rwt aeuor.g of the kind, firstl because it w<s an
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  • 548 5 Tbe Secret Debate. II Palnlere's Appeal. Lon :on, Jn y fi, 4.30 p.m. M Palnlcva deooribed th* saere< debate as a passi n for the K ood of the army. He declare 1 that in thlast four ruontbs we have vietori. onaly pas ted the dangerona turning point
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  • 41 5 Londm, July 9, 110 a.m. A wireless Gorman official mea sig'* Stales We tniuel considerable ground nod sev<m hundred pri-son-rs ou Cheuiu d-'a Dines, Baatb-eeat f P.»rgny Fdain. Tne Riasims again auacke 1 at Stauislan ami gain-, d ground.
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  • 132 5 Pr posed Pro .ibiti tn. London, Jaly 9, 2 30 p.m. Washington While tho final form which prohibition legislation wid take will be settled at a conlaaepja of both Houses, it is regarded as probable that the Senate's d'CiHion mentioned on Jaly 7 will b>i upheld, Tha Sanate
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  • 552 5 Further Details. London, July 8, 10.35 p.m. A alose inspection of the buildings damage 1 in yeatcr.:lay's raid shows that the havo wrought waa amaz ingly email anJ wis.i mainly of broken gUea and window frases. A hryo mfj *Uj oi hospital eases waa due to
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  • 60 5 London, /uly 8, 8.35 p.m. A Berlin official version of yesterday's raid alleges that bombs were freely dropped on Thames docks and harboar works and warehondes. One English aeioplane wis shot down over London B tesbs were also dropped on Margate. All aeroplanea returned except one, which was
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  • 134 5 Russia a »d the Balktns. London, July 9, 4.25 p.m. Petrograd The Government has issned a statement regarding tbe Balkan conference which says that the Government formally protested against the recent steps of other Allies in Greece. While not animate! with a desire to support Constantino, whom we
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  • 214 5 ijtnm Om On Cvi t mf tnĕamij Johore, July 9. A Basin named Cb*riinah bin Warka, who wm bronght before th»1 Mavi*t -jt,. t,j tne Pablia Prosecutor, Mr. 0. P Cuscadm, for smioltin? and oaaiing hurt |#t B aaaaaa with a knife, was MwtMWM to 18 fflon h.'
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  • 36 5 Amus ements. We understand that the American Co. are g ;nu to oj>en a pic. ore show on July 16 un 1« r lb** management of Mr B. a partner in 3. N Alhabsae*: k Co.
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  • 217 5 Critical Situation. Lon 01., July 8. 3.33 o.m. Germany is suddenly plunged Into an unprecedented polities! erlsts bj a s-nsaHoml oi ta« Catholic Deputy K'Bbert{»r at a e-cret tlttlnfi >f the R tchstuif ooohflittM, in which ho roundly deooanead th* BefSBOSI Admiralty and th" Piri Germans as the
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  • 93 5 London, July 3, 7.30 a.m. S.ockholm Tlim (1 stain tnino rity Socialists)' manifesto, announcing its views of p->ir. disMii ds general disarmament as the sjaij of des'.royin s militarism. It denonnc s tconomio Va»iafOt de mandn compulsory ■rbitratiuO th~ conclusion of peac-* wnb.io» »nn- xations or indemnities
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  • 99 5 London, Julj 9, 2.33 pm, Amsterdam R porta of the ag following Eizberger's speech, show that b9 wan snpported by the Nitional Liberils and Progressives. The Chancellor spoke for an hour and a halt. He decline to bind hiuis If to no auut-xilions. no ind*muiiifs. The speech c»ii8'* i
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  • 46 5 The Hon. Tiea-u-er, Mr. A. W Vick, c/o Chartered Bank of India. \natralia a.id China, Bittfaportt begs to acknowledge wl.h i mii) thanks reodpt oi the foJtowisbj forth r contributions to the jl ove Fund Already acknowi-ge l HHLSOB.I3 D Msw 25 $W20\13
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  • 271 5 The Cameos. Canute could not turn the tide nor could The Catnoot y*at«i. day morning, the result being ihv la-' night originallj a <nged ba,| to be abandoned b n I ih-r tide—the tide of public f.vn> wa9 w |j turtned Ion* 1 r tin ItH of the final
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  • 59 5 untitled had another big boaoa last night. The King's illnaiovtst and lalstiloniod company bi i>ig t!r |r staj to a alas ito morrow Ye in. sda\) nikbt. untitled draws attention n Iter io oaoaber of nn sances waieb possall :»t th -atr-s, cinemas lyanga. We are at one with Mai
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  • 109 5 Th.i Palladium has a big attrac lion iQjptgit in which Mary H.clann, the heroine of "Shoes" hwfeatoraL It is entitled "Saving taa Paaailf Nime," and is in five *c'p. V number of other ia cresting ns slso figure on th* programm At the Hari.ua Hall to night two
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  • 409 5 The untitled giving of the •An 1 w*a nehool ik.-s plaos on Ft ktsy n< x Juiy 13 Thirty sar-loadi of Ans ralian pa I <v»i ii-rk I in Chicago on ana 1 for tat firs, tina in bi« ory. Phe Band of ii > concert civen < |y a
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  • 547 5 POLICE COURTS. Tram Driver Punished. On the information of Dr. P 9. Falsh »w, veterinary sowon, the driver of tram_car No. 20. named A j»t Sir.ifh, was Rttrnmoooi b«for*> Hr. Ltngbaia Carter in the Fbr aterda\, and charged with lis be ing th« orders of a Malay police
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  • 148 5 Murder. I nfor ma'ion ban beoa f\ren to the poltc by one. Li n Chwee Koh «.f Nr\v Road that a Chinese was mnrdi red in New Market Road < n Sund.iy shortly after noon. Lim t- hwee X h alleges that four Teo cb< w«, armed with
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • 140 5 The Malaka Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a}<{ I rati n bus teen de to the Dir stort i f tbis Cnoapauj for tt;e Imm ol Duplicate Certificates io place of ib* fi Hotting Certificate Distinctive Number oi No, Nos. aba res. 72 ***** ***** 500
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    • 903 5 Latest Advertisements. Harmston's Circus. Location: BEACH ROAD. Again To-night Our Great Programme, Cvsry item Received with Rounds of Applause. Not Dill tfesaaal from sstut Fiuish. See our Beautiful Arab -ns and Performing Pc ni- s. OCR '1 EN AO ERIK CONSISTS OF Eiephaats, Lions, Tigers, Bears. Leopards, Emu, Zobra, Wallabys.
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  • 775 6 TtWn fetttJ ia Ik Malta tai« Mtraaaf mvcraroma, Jci.t 19. IM *ni Br**, Btehuigo and Skar* Breksrs, imi the following list >£ sjnoutiraH Kabbar Sftarss. torn, Jaiae. Bayer* Beilen 3/ a; s/« Mt I I Anglo Java 6/1 4 Anglo-Mala> '0/- 12/ I Ayer X lining 30i
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  • 68 6 bingapore, July 10. On London Bank 4 m V 2/4| Demand 2/4 Private S ink 2/4 13/16 m IndiaBank T. T. )n Hoc: keng— Bank d/d 11$% prem >a Bhai >»i— B*uk d.d. 60| •n Java U' J ijpjbk d/d. 109 MPl%*aftj*ii —ba T iag ratr \54 ItaJfcgatl Mlh
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  • 457 6 Diwgan UntteJ. third annual general meeting of Dangnn, Limited, was held at noon yesterday at the registered <dfiV», 64, 65, 66, Market Street Mr. W L Watkins presided, and there Wfre also i-r»a-nt Messrs. L-« <bim Tnati, R H Bb*rp«, W. Duntnati, Kh to Si in T.tn, T*.i
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  • 225 6 Jn view of th* rise in the price of tin to well over £250 per ton, good deal of inquiry is being made as to what companies are moat! likely to benefit frost the present record figure. The Malayan tin nndeitikings are amongst the chief, and it may
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  • 230 6 Most people—Kentish folk especially—will be interested in tbv marriage which taking place shortly it a northern port of that brillian naval officer Commander Noei Laurence and Miss Kj v* Cognian White, elder dang iter of Mrs Coghlan Wnite, of D. oxford, Hants, and of the late Mr. H. F« Coghlan
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  • 240 6 Singapore, Jaly 10. ZV*.—See Local and General eolomn. Copra*- Weak. No Bniineaa. Tapioca.—Weak. Bnatneai done. Sago Flour. Do. Business do nr. Oambier. —No Basinets». Pepper. —Steady. No Botinesa. Other Product*.— «"larket Quiei. Latest Leal Harkti frafitieev «utmegs 110 8. per pieal 136.00 \ntniHgs 80 8. 46.00 Copra Bali
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 229 6 •There is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG I Tha Leading Hotels^ AND; ItJSjJ Principal Liquor I SB Dealers. RaffTesMotorGarage R4FFLES HOTEI BUkDISGS. II MM MBIII French and English Cars in excellent condition (5 and 7 seaters) for hire day and night, an*! also MOTOITLORRIES. FOR SALE: —Accessories, Petrol, Tyres, etc.,
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    • 196 6 I ECONOMY IN WAR-TIME Wktn a firm kaa epent a j great deal of" money in advertising it cannot alter its prices witkout losing muck of tke benefit of it* advert vying. It is therefore aa undoubted advantage to buy advertised goods when general prices are rising. F. M. S.
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    • 832 6 Let 'Wincarnis' give you N«w Strcnotft. new Btoeiote \m i wtffij To those who are Weak, or Atuende, or ■Nerry,' or tn-dova 'Wincarnis' offers the greatest of all gifts— tbe gift of nc-n- health and new life. New health and new life! Think V.i thir won Imeaate you. Think how
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  • 337 7 Foreign Minister's Speech. Th« following is a tranelation of in official Jr.* U gram reoelred by the Imperial Japanese Lty.oiou in Bargkok On the 26th I«0 i V Ifotrmo d"ti*«red an !''reM in the Imi artftl Di- trega; line lh* 'X;< r lai poboiee of Japan. After declaring
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  • 95 7 Pttr dcs for July. Friday, J 13. Parades at Pearls i Ban Jong Pagar, '■> 5 p.m. M i id. Route Maich oiihte-ld Il.SUlUte. hi Boustvail lnatitutf, ,*>.ls pm. Fiiday, v rwdeg at i »i i Innj ang P*« c ar i W S p.m. Monday.,.. 3.
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  • 114 7 untitled Bridge hand is manti In thn "Shanghai Hevanry hiring been hell by a player at mghal rwoftttly. The leaser pot id next one declared lira do 1 I i-. i rtnor looked at him, [he :m.s: have ajjade i i ni^ t -No one donbU d. His ban I
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  • 1156 7 Story of Maivcl!ous Invention. (By Twllur Crkx..) The tanks. Good 11-<tv. n said the sergeant slowly. Iba tanks Htagger.jd oa whan they api 1— but Invisible Paint bo Opened and knotted agiiu his big hands in mate expression of tho fuiiiity of wordn. M You were in the
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 582 7 NOTICES The Kinta Aißociation Ltd. (Inporj* o I" Singapore.) \OTICE ii hecebv eiveu that the 30ch Ordinary Genera] Meeting of t h Members ol she Kinta Associa-!-n*Limi f ed adU be held at the nSses of th. Company, Chartered Ruik Cumbers, Sin-apore, on Salurf, Hth J«lj. 1»17, at 12 noon.
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    • 323 7 _T9 BEJ.ET OFFICES AND COPOWNS TO LET. Nos. 6-D 6 E, 6 0, 6-U. Batter. Road, Apply to Yeo Hock Hoe. v .3 Rftfle* Place. TO LET Offices it WfadMHtat H a eNos 10, It 12, 3 14, If. 16. 17, 23, 24. IS, 29, 32 |6 (now vacant) and
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    • 594 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA AUSTRALIA AND CMJiA iiQ tpoi "-en rs FN '.AND BY ROYAL CDSA^Un Paid up Capital iv (HUM) snares of £30 oach £1 o/HXOO. -'.eeerve Fund £l'ji)o>X Reeerre Liability of Fro,. •<•• nawraoft Vh Bank of Rnatlaad, Th« London City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London
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    • 132 7 Tra-T Se vice. Singapore (Tank-Road; Dally. The I<>. 5 a rain from JoLore Bahru to G 3 and th« 6.45 a.m. train ft .ii I >s to Johore Bahru a' c I rnmong from the 3rd May. The f< r ti .in connects with the 9 848 train, Tank Road
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    • 177 7 f ii If ANTED A Ma'ay Clerk. pply enclosing copies of ;o-.f.nio::i;t to Box 295, care of Malaya TriOu c. 13-6 v WANTED U OFFER. For 30 or more nssort'nents of Beoond-hand b ;tding types (to be sold with or without type case.) For pat'Lictii 'is Apply to Box 291,
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    • 405 7 |tHB ORIEN T AL GOTIRICMI EM SaOQMCT Life Assurance Co., Ltd. KdTABUBHBD 1874. f >< .'.roRATMD IK IXDLi. FUNDS exceed $30,500,000.00 Absolute Security. 'isomsln 191« $4,309,517.50 Total Out go In 1118 $2,490,411.50 ItVMM eliuM in 1911 -"$4,230,542.85 I increase In Funds $1,819,099 00 Totai i'cliciea in force 65,84,- a \,jth
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • 129 7 Singapore Vol iate r Corps. Orders for the week endingFriday, July 13 To-Day. 5.15 p m. Drill Hull S.V.A. K^cmitri. do S.R.E.v. H C OS. do Maxim Co. 4.3D R i gt> S.V.R. 5.11) p in. D i litis. Ciiinrse Co. To-morrow. 7.30 p.m. Balti.: t it 8 it K.
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
    • 24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issned Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE. MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dally.] VoL IV. No. 161 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 19l7 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    • 424 1 (Jfrthuive io Mmlmf* fr#sms.) Misers. Snowman it Co., the leading Hongkong ship and freight broken, write us under date Jane 23rd as follows: Since we last reported on the 9th inst. the gen- ral all round stagnation in chartering business here has given l>lace to a little
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    • 282 1 Calcutta, June 26. —lie tion on the budget estimates of in.vme and I xpeniiture of tLe Fort T'U>t, Calcutta, for the year 1917-18 states :—ln view jf the restriction* imposed bj the Government of Indiit on borrowing by local bodbs, the Port Commas oners have (or the
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    • 51 1 Jaly 7. British Jaly 8. Giang Seng, British Caljpso, British Will o'the Wisp, Biitiah Merkus, Dutch Ban Fo Soon, Dutch Menggala, Datch Kucbing, Sarawak fctandard, Norwegian July t. Pin Seng, Britiah Lady Weld, British Ipoh, British Kampar, British Medusa, British Hai Nam, British Hock Lee, British Ueael, Dutch Singkep,
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    • 49 1 At the annual meeting of the ~ian Lloyd Shipping Company it Vienna it waa stated that tbe company's losses ror 1916 were over three million kroner (£12,000), and that amouut had already been exceeded in the present year. The directors considered the tdiipa interned ia America to be lost.
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    • 43 1 Joly 7. Emile, Dutch Koemai, Dutch R. S. Baru, Dutch Ringkel, Dutch Van Hogendorp, Dutch Singkara, Dutch Anjou, British Klang, British Hye Leong, British Sri Muar, British Kwang Lee, Chinese Joly 9. H*in Lee. Chinese Meran, British Hung Wan, British B.tavier, Bri.isb
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    • 81 1 Two steamers were recently launched from the Kawasaki Dockyard, Kobe. The first vessel to take the water was the Daifaku Maru No. 5, built as stockboat and subsequently sold to Messrs Furnees Withy Co., Ltd. She is a cargoboat of 7,500 ton 3 gross. Her keel was laid on January
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    • Page 1 Advertisements
      • 560 1 I THERE IS NO Finer Medium for Shippers' A(lYerti*<srjttnts TMAJJ T3« Shipping Gazette. Write for t rms, 2©c Coliyer Quay, Singapore. P.&O. Bwti h India AND APCAR LINE (ComiAN'tES ISO;K?OHA'. Tatt m ENGLAND.) MttL m PASSAGES SESVIGES. peninsulai ani Ori• nta Sailings ,'J'.dcr Contra- 4 w Hi*rJfajaatjra ttrMML) For China,
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      • 283 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappij Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland.) The mailsUamer Rindjani" wili sail for BATAVIA On Friday, July 13, 1917. For freight and passage please apply to Internationale Crediet and HandaisyeroSJ.ging Rotterdam" Agents. 1 D'Almeida Street •PHONE. S3l 7 3 SINGAPORE SHiPCHANDLERYCo. SHIKHANBLSKS M PfOVIDORING COKTIACTOBS, The Company's Launch meets incoming
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      • 387 1 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Entrances—Tanjong Pagar. WH*RVEB BECTION GODOWNS GATE ENTRANCES Bonded Warehouses, Trafalgar St. East Reclamation. Storage 2 and 1 /T. Pagar. P S East East 1 and 2. 20/22 Storage B 1 Wharf Road. Sheera 3 19 1 do (Dry Dooki) 3 Dock Store, Head C Tower Office, Police
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      • 486 1 SUpping Gazette g eto—ktn il evaey port thr >nghot!t%»e MALAYA PENINSULAR, t Tarms oa Application. ssMsMssssssMa^sM'l laaajaaj N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN JAY H) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN LINE. A Mrrioc b maintained between Yokohama via port* It Marseille* ■ad t, mail contract with the Imperial
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