Malaya Tribune, 11 July 1917

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 162 JSINUAPOKE, WEDNESDAY JULY 11, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. Cbt malapa Crlbune. WEDNESDAY, JULY IL
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      445 1 THE MLM Tf lßu* A D GAZETTE. The p p I > Vftcmpaper of the Straits v ttle men ts PUBLISHED DAILY. Cosarpkta IVpurta f L e.i Ev.nis. Con>ir>r««>"' N w« frnoi F. \f S\, J tV R, Chin*, I dii. Cexlon and Japan! Full and Latest War News "GAIETY"
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      529 1 INSURANCE SCUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. Incorporated in New Zealanl frtRE Insurances: effaoted on Buiid;n.s, Uoni and Merchandise of y description MARINE Insurances aocepsed «o »11 p»rt <of tne world at o«est rat* WAR RISI accepted to all parts. J. RfcNß\ Maat.k6' O'u -c 'i, ifmlayou G'c-n Tne Eastern United
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      44 1 Ross's Faraoos: Mm TRADE MARK. Fresh Supplies onttely. it I Pure Piisener t cjlusss jjjjt Preser- jj&jj,- b|Be vatives ;1 j Descrip- j British and best. Insist on being j served with BOSS'S Ii Ross if others' LIMITED. BOTTLERS London and Lclih. 5 I
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      330 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. SHIPPING GAZE TIE. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable In Advance. Per annum $14 00 I Half yearly 7M Per quarter 3 toS < Per mensem 1.2S i Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month- J Temporary Phone No. 171. I Portland CEMENT. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) THE
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    In Imperial Square.
    1064 2 Wbere 411 ths Empire Meets. There is a fairaised French town', norm distance from the- firiofp line; which ia much frequented by British offic-is. They go there to visit tbe field cashier and to draw money to pay the men tbey go th re to buy stores
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    The Civil Guard.
    87 2 Parades for July. Friday, Jaly 13. Parades at Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar, 5.15 p.m. Monday, July 16 Route MarchParade, Bonstead Institute. Dismiss Bonstead Institute, 5.15 p m. Friday, Jaly 2i». Parades at Pearls Flill and Tanjong Pagar, 5.15 p.m. Monday, July 23. Parades at Have-' lock
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    90 2 Orders for the week ending. Friday. July 13 To-Day. 7.30 p.m. Balestier Range S.R E. v. 5.15 Drill Hall Maxim Co. 5.10 do S.V.R. M.C.S. T.P. Fire Station S.V R, T.F.P. 5.15 Drill Hall Veterans Co. To-morrow. No Drills. Friday. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.A. Recrnits. do
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    Sir D. Haig
    120 2 A Germs i Trlhmc Amsterdam, May 9.—The Rhein isch-Westfalischo /-itimp devotes a one-colnmn article to FieldMarshal Sir Douglas Haig, signed M Mediator." The writer says Field-Marshal Haig is certainly one of the ablest generals of contemporary England, and like tho majority of able Britons he is of
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      221 2 WANTED TO BUY. Second-hand Chinese or European household furniture of every' description (big or small lot). Good prices offered. Apply to Second-hand," c/o Malaya Tribune. m¥ 30 7 ULTRA-MARINE BLUE Bed Lead and other Dyestuffs. Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Trunks, ETC.. ETC. OGURA vSfc Co. K')USE f No. 16 Collyer
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      49 2 G.C LEE 15*, PrinS&p Stro t PIANO TUNEFi AND REPAIRER. iood and we!! selected Music Vi«iivPiano, etc. Go©*) String 3 for Stringed Instruments. WOaKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. TERMS MODERATE. 3 1 Raneegunge Drainpipes, Cliannels, Bends Junctions: INDO MALAY Co., Lit' (I. Mfporatsd ItagaporeJ Agent.: KIM HIN Co. 1 Kiln? Street Sir.tfapr.re.
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      699 2 FITTER'S Brass and Nicy Beds. Twr coAWAwrrr oe rjoor Qoavrrv. a OBTAINABLE FROM A. Frankel Co. VICTORIA STREET. AUCTION SALES. BY ORDER OF THE UQUIDATOR (W. H. HACGREGOR) In the Matter of the Alien Enearies (Winding-Urd Ordinal c« 1914 n I of the Amending Ordinances Nos. I and XIX of
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      419 2 JAPANESE Massage Bonesetter, EL TSUDA Mrs. NAGASHIMA NO. 7 5 OXLEY HOAD, SiNGAPoRR Hear Orchar 1 Road. INSANITY "1 Dr. W. <\R 's Specific for insanity is thr o*l in- dicine i of ove? BO yean' srn'i aun |j to Cure All f'>riii« of Inanity Mental. Sleeplessness p. Neurasthenia Insomnia
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    822 3 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE EMPIRE. BOMBAY. Railway Wo kmen S rise. Brfcbay, Ju-e 25—Five IsMSWiSMi -orkseea of eatriagti .r.ri »aa*oc workshops ol the Oeat [noiau Peninsular Rtdway situated a Matania and P-rel s rack wurs th s afterioon and cm- to the c nopan
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    SIMLA.
    712 3 India Cou"c:t, a,«i jur,.. —Thf fcVsv» t*r I -is»- p 'ii ike R- d Ira .Na-r. fl .ti Bsed I PrslUlS ".l.ausar Ph! a><i a.C, l. E. I. ii» in efts "f t In i) 11 in*'».enr ..I Sir P.'. >...»' is in r p "V Myh, wi t
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    Indian Women.
    363 3 Need of Education Lady Moir. vUckn zin and Lady Wt-«ld«rbnrn were A Home at 22, Drayeott.pla#*», 8. W last M»y in connexion with the Indian Women's Eiucation Association, which «ks to train Indian women >ridnat s in this conntry for work in Indian training and -c<v :>ls. M:sr
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    European Mails.
    76 3 Dollvered to Londot. I'he following are the «t.ttte oi urtnra from Singapore of tb v.-'.ripaon Mails and tbeb deliver* London. MAIL. lifiVT. w |iatIV«:t»a1. MM AprU 1« Jt»aa II MM. April af J'-"« 14 P A O. ABrit »e June 14 RI. Ma; 4 June I v| May
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    Wireless Reports.
    13 3 Veasels in oommunioation at BOOt tvlih the local Commercial *<i:itfon —None.
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    Local Share Market.
    151 3 I asts IBS i BIb sjs July 11Lathitu tftd Co., th» 4 rcaK advlee tl-« t »t« \«ng ions kJorUgjat 14 30 14-35 \.y rEuning» 1.30 140 xyer Moiek 2.45 2.55 lyerPana* 10 75 11.00 5.60 5,75 Snktt Jeiotong 0.65 0,724 •tokit Kali» 0.85 0.90 nangkatFerds.... 9"0
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      45 3 IC0-40MY IN WAR-TIME V\'hiB a ttrrn Uaa spaat a grawt deal ad* avoaary ia advarttstBg it cannt7t alter iu prxca* vitkciut losing atuch of tk* banafit of its adwrttanBg. It is thsrsiore aa uadoubtad advantatfa to buv -.Jvertived goods whs» g* sra' or»*»» ar* rtstwg-
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      642 3 Last Two Nights! Last Two Nights IJ "~»S STRONG DOUBLE ATTRACTION Altaambr» Alhambra Is is tba only the Theatre AT he tr H fjjjj R,A a, Sr n 7* Cakes. Coffee, Orchestra, Tl|e p| oneer anf j Premier House of Quality Tea etc. and tbe BEST BEACH ROAD. "rved R
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      567 3 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 11 AT THJ* nj'JLAH FHOYO-*»-Al HoU V. EMPIRE Teajoag fagar Road. Trams Paaa tl f Door. SECOND SHOW 9 30 SHARP Tke Asia ie Film lieaxsfae*e*isif| C«>. Present 'KHOOJIN WHATCHAY' < A FO »R MAN WOB A L II'TERY.) A abort Cbiaaas Photo-Play, writte i, produced au i
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      203 3 Mails Close. Ta day Batn PaWat 1 ptr I'ort Swrttaaham *nd Penang I pea 1.80 pm \taiacca, P. JSwettenkara and Teltik Ansoa J."*0 p-r. Mtdan Meda»a 3 0 pin >iu»rand Malacw* Anjva 2.80 p.n Mnntok and P&lemb&ng Feael 8.80 pm Mersmg Mereing 13 pm Sai n Wollowrm J.80 pm niri,
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    Domestic Occurrences.
    52 4 MARRIAGE. MISS TBO 8ok Book, eldwt daughter of Mr. Too Bah Tan was married to Mr. Low Pney Kim «on of Mr. L*w Ohai Soon of Sivatow. at 166-8 Middle Road, at 8 p.m. on July 7, 1917, and a reception wae thereafter held at the Garde* Clnb,
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    EARLY TAPPING.
    656 4 In robber circles tho tapping of joaog trees in order to increase the total crops from plantations has, daring the last few weeks, beon dis- cussed from mary points of view, says the India Rabber Journal. It is qaite clear that those ooinpanies who are very heavily taxed
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    Union Jack Club.
    666 4 The htm Premises. In response to the kind invitation of the general committer, our representative was aff« rded an opportunity this morning of inspecting The Union Jack Club, which is to b,formally opened at 5.15 to monow afternoon. The building, which h«s oem lately entirely renovated, i*
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    Scarcity of Rikishas.
    147 4 A few days ago there waa a faction fight in tbe Rochore district between Chinese of the rikisbapuller class, which resulted in 02 men coming before the Police Magistrate for taking pirt in an affray. Tbey were remanded in custody. Seemingly they have a large number of
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    34 4 Mr. W.L. Crick, of the untitled (Jompanj'e Gomali group of aetata*, Gemas, and formerly assista t traffic manager of tho F.M.S. luilways, leav Penang by the next mail to uk- np military transport datiea,
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    Local and General.
    574 4 Tin here* nt $110.50 m+m&. f5O tons 6' Id. >> Rubber is q !<>;• f orepe and 2/. fir rbe*t. Mr. F a Btckett fc. Wn appointed s membf-r «< of the Pen-mg Tnrf Club. Under the Wir T rfX Ordinance a roll- ctor tor aweapote. Mr.
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    To-Day's Contents.
    111 4 PAGia tarn HmMAt War The Fkhtirg Fronts j The Air Raid 0 Hun Maehinatious Greece Shipping Control Submarining *i French Consular News 5 General: Singapore Voluntefc Corps The Civil Guard In Imperial Square !j daii Hoticei !j Share Market Indian News Early Tapping Local and General Union Jack
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      243 4 THE v TIGER 99 brand REQ I Tennis Shoes (RED RUBBER SOLES) New Stocks Just Received. The Best flk More and MWt E xtensive, y used Latest Shoe Locally for all than any other Sports. Make. Bues Stocked ft jL ft PW Sizes Stocked 4 to ii 4 to ii
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      352 4 To-night To-night At tha Ideal Picture Theatre CASINO By-the-Beit, OfT Beach Ftoaad. W.i ii—i ill, I 8 NEW PARTS-< Complete Episodes Of m* Wonder THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY In 30 Episodes 81 fieri§. Featuring Mr. IRVING CUMMING and MISS LOTTIE PICKFORD Episode 24. "The Mad Millionaire" 2 Reels 25.
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      128 4 JUST LANDED: A Shipment OF Imstel Pilsener Beer IN QUARTS PINTS. Sole Aowrre: Caldbeck. Macpgor AND Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants. ADM PHI HOTEL MONTHLY RATES FOR Tiffin j S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Dinner S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Breakfast, Tiffin and Binner S5O. Every Evening Dinner Concert by our Filipino
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    589 5 The Fighting Fronts OFFICIAL COMVtUNlQUl S. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. B iti h Trenches Raided. London, Jidy 10, 12.5 a.m. field-Marshal Si- Douglas Haig |tai>¥ Hostile raiders entered onr a I vatic d poet west of all j trenches east of Liventie. Ti e fi-erry's artiliery was active in
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    Mesopotamia Debate.
    48 5 London, July 9, 6.55 a aa, r; he House of Common*, roplyJJJ° Mr I r Lynoh, Mr. Bonar rr ,a d that if th j H nse detired it, J? ,h «*a*t probable, hp would 2JV*°<**Jl to the Mesopotamia S*' would occur on the fai adjownmeat,
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    The Air Raid.
    281 5 I'remi to Make a Statement. London, July 9, 6 30 p.ns. Io tb« flouae of Commons Mr Bonar Liw said he expected MrLloyd George would make a statement at a private sitting regarding the air raid, after which, if a pnblic discussion was demanded, th.» Government would
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    Greece.
    193 5 Russ arj Dissent. London, July 9, 4 25 p.m. Petrograd Tu* jnt haa annoonaed a apeoiai conference ff the Alin-8 was c<»nvokr<l to consider Balkan affairs. Such conference was in cessaiy in view of the *x reaaa complexity of th-* political and strategical situation in the Bal k ins
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    Cotton Crisis.
    134 5 French Action. London, Jnly 9, 6.55 p.m. P«riB A deerea ol Jane 22, temporal ily closing the Havre cotton Hxcha'.ge. has been repealed bnt transactions are restricted by rules fixing the prices. Ia Britain. London, Jnly 10, 3.10 p.m. TheCardroom Workers' Amalgamation, representing half a million operatives, mostly
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    Hun Machinations.
    291 5 Statement io Parliament. Loulon July 9, 6 0 p.m. In ibe House of Comrnor.a, reply, ing to Sir Phiibp alagams\ Mr. Balfour eonfarmed the reports that German agents v. :*««,weading false, hoods in Spain and Russia concerning Britain, who ii 11 presented i endeavouring to pmduee are vol
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    Submarining.
    121 5 Enemy Admissions. London, July 9, 4.45 p.m. Amsterdam The military correspondent of the Frankfurter Zeiwriting of the submarine campaign, recalls how he always warned the people not to expfct too decisive results from it. It must be admitted that both in offensive and in defensive means for combating the
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    Shipping Control.
    137 5 Forcing -wede »'s ti in Landon, July 9, 10 40 p.m. Washington Tho Government has announced that an arrangement is under negotiation designod to give A aorici aud Britain a firm grasp on all Allied and neutral shipping by the strictest control of coal fnel supplies. It is
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    French Consular News.
    162 5 (By courtesy f of the French Consulate-) Paris, Jnly 9, 6.2 p.m. The French 3 per cent bonds are at francs 60.30 and the 5 per cent at 88.40. Artillery fighting was intense in the region of Filain. We counter attacked ard captured back the trenches that
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    Bangkok Notes.
    569 5 ifr*m Om Omm C.h sjast—*J Bangkok July 4. Fourth of July celebrations which I am told *r« usually kept ap in fine stylo by the Am*ric*n colony of Bangkok, passed very quietly this year. The Wesik or Buddhist Lenten caeon, falis on the 4 h and 5th of
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    Obituary.
    157 5 Dadabiai Naoroj), The Fdst Indltn M P. Dadabbai Naoroji dlnl at on Jon»* 3'iat rh.« i»!,'-' ,,f 02 H" b^<t th», distinction of I*h«4U tbfirst 11"n »n 10 fit i, the If«VaTjS Of Common*, having b4»«'n eteritesj tits Central Fir «bur» forviaton ,.r London iu In'J'l- Dorl» g a
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    Importation of Horses.
    62 5 It is notified in a Chtetta afetnu ordinary published ba. night thai with referene? ta a proohmatiow dated th-> May 16, 1917, by which the importation of horses into tb»« Colony was prohibited, that licences will, until further notice, b* g ant*d to import from neighbouring connuies
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    Random Reflections.
    794 5 Russian amaiODs, A most interes ing item of news, and sbowine to wh»t a great extent the recent IVissian victories have n r a «>f patriotism over th" cnntry.Hnd Petrograd in particular, is tn;»t concerning the formution ot a R-i-s an women's corps for servic" a» th» f
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    West India Lottery.
    112 5 A Bombay d< spatch of May 29th naj-:—Tbe cential tffice, Western India Turf Cinb nar loan lottery. b:i< now received returns ftom all lfict'4 h.it wer-' selling tickets. In be r< s It it aypaara that the total DOOej invited in the lottery yto R-» 3,61 ».090.
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    Sporting.
    101 5 Lawn Tennis. S. C. C Tournameat. A long pre>gramme was carried out last night. The results were as follow Championship—Bateman beat Vdl-r 9—7 0—3. Handicap Sinqlm, C's*r A. Iwatils beat Upcott 4—6 f—1 7—5. Class C. —T A Wiijrht beat Williams 2—6, 6—0, 6—4. Turner be*t Wh 6—2. f>—3.
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    Golf.
    134 5 Sdangor v. Klarjg*- The return match br-ttveen Srdangor Golf Club imd Klang Golf Club will be j layed ut Kuala Laiut>ur on Saturday nn 1 Sunday, July 14 and 15. d'be teams will be Selnncor Uolf Club, D. F. Topham, J. C. Ni. B-U, C. F. Green, W, Ferme,
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    Red Cross Dog Show.
    81 5 MB. Ha ifax informs us that, owing t nnXoraaen nirtramataiinnt. the Dig Show on behalf of the Belgian Red Croat Fand, at IrweU Bank, h been po?»poned from July 21 to Jul;. 28. Eitries will close on Sunday Jaly 22 and can ba made by telephone,
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    Legal Intelligence.
    136 5 DISTRICT COURT. Alleged Enemy Trading. In the District Court, yesterday afternoon, the case was resumed in which M' E. F. A. Swarm, VJanager of Mass's Birlow Co, was «am m >ned f'«r attempiing to trune wilh he enemy, i.e. with the Import Maatfchap >ij Soenda, of a black
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    POLICE COURTS.
    110 5 Murder in Dunlop Street. Tb. preliminary enquiry into a chaice ot murder preferred against a T.mil named Sivasimy was concluded in the d'liird Court yesterday «ftern i >n. Tue m iri is accused »f mur'Wiog a Tamil w.man f&med Pakiam by sn iking her on the head with
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    STOP PRESS.
    139 5 Raid oo Esse i. Rnssian official, Jnly 9: The following information is to hand During the close of the week we made v.ore that one thousand German prisoners took many tiansports and mr>chice guns and large quantises of material. In ont- position we penetrated to the extent of
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    Amusements.
    128 5 The Cameos. Last nleht's performance by tLe Cameo*, their second one, was •nother unqualified sueeefs. Another large audience attended at the Victoria Theatre, and was most enthusiastic over the excellent entertainment provided. We understand that the Cameop will ba able to extend their visi* here «o as to include
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    64 5 Miss Morcie, of Oxley Rise, whilst on her way home at about 7 o'clock on .Monday evening, wmi attacks: by a Tamil near an unlighted part of Oxley Rise. The man vrho evidently wished to rob the young lady of her jewellery, caught her by the throat aud threw her
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      280 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Harmston's Circus AND ROYAL MENAGERIE. Matinee, To-day at 4 p.m Next Matinee. 14lh Jnly Doors Gyan 3 pm. Commence 4 p in. Wheu Children will be admitted »t half prlct to all parte cf the Circus. Again To-night Our Great Programme Evt ry Item received with Hounds of
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    785 6 P kn fc«t<4 kt Ui Mariat ti« Merttig JrtT It. M «m Ly»'' and SWatt, Bxchang* and r»ft*re Hrektn, inn* ibe fotUoing !i*t Itabaer Shares. iom. Value. afeilen S AUagat t,'« 2lf I Anglo Jar* *.B t/- Anglo-Malay 10/ 11/ 1 Aver Koniag 80/ 17/6 8/ BaUna
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 6 Singapore, July On London Bank 4 ux>. 2/4| Demand 2/4* PriT*te 3 rn/a 2/1 13/16 Jn In<H*— Bank F. t. Oo Ilongkong B*nk d/d 12|% prem On h l »1— B*iik d.'d. 60 n Java-. Bank T. T 134 On Japan— P./.nk d/d. 109 ■iovere*. gM—Npfcaj ratt $*.54 r
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    Rubber Outputs.
    234 6 Jane Crop i&turns. Mr N (femes. Secretary Ayr afnlek. 16.3»K) lb*. Total for 8 months 115.414 Dm. Messrs Chen Sse Ona few, SecretariesMalaka PirvK 50.000 lba. Total fas 10 aaeaatfca 418 6551 be. Messrs Evatt St Co Secretaries. M»r >ni «.852 lbs. Total for the year 90,11.1 lb<
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    The Rubber Trade.
    226 6 Messrs Paterson Simons Co's Report. Owing to Wednesday the 4tb Jaly being an American Holiday the aaotiou was not held till Tbnrs ■lay the stb. Tbe total quantity on offer was about 660 tons and round throughout was fairly good Piic.s, howevor, were unusually erratic. R bbed
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    Kaiser's Escape.
    120 6 Amsterdam. Jane 1ft.—It is reported that th* Kaiser, with von Hindenbnrg and his s-aff, were inside the Gaent railway station daring th** last ai*- rai l, and that tbrer of the »taff oiiionMj w. re killed. The Tele«raaf spates that the Kaiser bad a very narrow escape. He
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    Sinai Peninsula.
    837 6 A Day's Recoonalisaace. (BT Cam» BALU Siwgh.) The following art isle is by tbe Adjutant of the Bik&vir Carnal Coips Thu corps is one of tho e Iu»pe»i»l Service «oils maintained by *bmtivo princes of lotii* at th» ir ow«. xpruse for tbe de'enco of the JBmpire. Th'S"
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    Train Service.
    59 6 Singapore (Tank-Road) Dally. Tbe 10.25 a.m train from Johore Bahr 11 to Gemas anl tbe 6.45 a.m. train from Gemas to Johore Bahrn have comuienoed running from the 3rd May. The former train connects with tbe 9 a.m train. Tank Rood to Johore Rahru, and the latter with
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    Straits Produce.
    237 6 SJrjflapore, Jaly U An.—Bee Local and General colomn. Copra- —Weak No Boaineea. Tapioca. —Weak. Baainew done. Sago Flour. Do. Baaineaa doae. Qambisr. —Baeineas doof. p f>fft>er- —Steady. No Baeineas. >th*r Pnvittrt*.— Qni"t. Uttat leal Mirk it OeoUwaai «ir.tn«ge 1(0 S. per ptcal $36 Ot 80 h. 46.00 Copra
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    The Parting.
    146 6 Mother, with tear-dimnied eyes Solemn aad sad, 0 why do yoa suruiito Your soldier-lad May Dover more retarn to make your aad heart glad 1 oadertiUnd your fears, And tbe pain. Back in the long-dead years Yoa see again Your son lisp at your knee tbe prayers that
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    Tornado in Burma.
    543 7 Damage to 8.0 C. Works. Rangoon, Jnne 19— Shortly before 8 p.m to day a tornadi strrck the B. O. C. Works at Syeau. causing a great deal of dauiai"-, killing two men and Injuring tbirr > others. The tornado c me so snddenly tbat there was
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    Major Lumsden, D.S.O.
    234 7 Fuaher Honour». Tht of Mitionai bare to the D. S. 0 mbv afaj >r Lutnsden, formerly H oißc-rm Singapore and brother i>f vir 0 Lnaieden, of Selarjgor, are this recorded in the London G ia itte:— (or r iok William Luinslen D, 9, 0 R, ML A
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    Plantation Rubber.
    937 7 Inveitig ition uf Quality. Thp Bull'tin of the Imperial Institute, (vol 14. No 4) contain* a report on investigate 11s <»• the qn lit\ of plantation rubb r conduct>'d un m the CeyIju Rubber Research S hom* The General Co'ielud.-n 1 are The more important conclusion which have
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    Germans in Singapore.
    814 7 Allegations Disproved. Mr. St. P. Ru linger, in the course of an article iu the N. C, Daily News, Shanghai, so?* Since the ou'b e k of the war, VrtrioUn German in w-papers, irt< r ulia the 1 ical I) us en- Z i uni, hav** publish-d
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Dally] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Daily.] Vol. IV. So. 162 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      Selfish Shipowners.
      846 1 An 1 d'umeot Are the sh-p-. wnera doii g enough for the br*ve meo ot the tnt-rcanlih marine who are facing tba inctrasin;. rink of submarines and torpedoes to bring food from oversaaa of this country? Generous treatment to our sea farers and their depandenta appears ;o b»-
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      Arrivals.
      34 1 Jaly Hock Lee, Britl»h Jalyt. Dongga'a, Dutch hThoro Foeng, Dutch Redaog, 8iani"ae Jaly It Meran, British Hebe, British Sri afuar, British Emile, Dutch lU-enlsx, Da r -»h Van den R.»«ch. Duich Piaehatipok, Siamese
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      Clearances.
      22 1 July 9. Srian, British Perak, British Raka, British Hai Nero, Britiah Ran Whatt Htn, Britiah Melcbior Trauh, Dutch July 10Standard, Norwegian
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      Singapora Tide Tables.
      44 1 duly 10 High water:—3.13 a.m. 8 ft 3 Ins 3 14 p m. 8 ft. 9 ins. Inly 11. Moon. Lsst Quarter 7b. 12in A. High water .—1 22 B.m. 7 ft. 7 ins. 4.6 p m. 8 ft. G in».
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        541 1 ITHEBE IS HO Finer Medium for Shippers' Adrertiseinents TXAN TBI Shipping Gazette. Write for Urrus, 20c Ollyer Quay, Singapore. P.*o. British India A Nil APCAR LINE MAIL AH3 S£*¥lCE* Peoinsttlar and Ori ntv Seallliigi i<- fX-j-rwrt in.H H»i— tyV Government.) for ruin*, Japan. Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean
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        293 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappi) Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland.) The mailiteaiaier Rindjani" will sail for BATAVIA On Friday, July 13, 1917. For freight and passage please apply to Internationale Crediet and Handais'/ereeniginii Rattsrdam" Agents. 1 D'Almeida Street I'DONE, HI. 7 ;i SINGAPORE SHiPOHAHOLEHYCo. SfflrtHaNhLtlS 8 mWMM mmtim, T'>c Ccinpaay's Launch meets corning
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        365 1 Royal Packet Navigation Co. HONGKONG AMOY Accommodation for 44 First Class Passengers. For pr. ticulars apply to the Agent. 26-6 1 1 Save your Money, TIME AND LABOUR BY USING The Canvas Bags FOR PACKING RUBBER PATENTED BY THE GOVERNMENT. Tt-l-phi-n. 1464. No. 496, North Bridge Road. 124 a royaFS^et
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        518 1 To Advertisers: I OUR Shipping Gazette I tJii—Uu» in every port thronghoiu the MALAYA PENINSULAS. I i T«ni;» oil Application. lSim> l^L* NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN J P > JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN LTNE. A service ia maintained between sia p-.rt* ta tUaa ||j mall contract with the
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