Malaya Tribune, 13 July 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 164 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. Cbt malapa CribuiR. FRIDAY, JULY 13.
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      236 1 the Mim mm** SHIPPING GAZETTE. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable In Advance Per annum $14.00 Half yearly 7.25 Per quarter 365' Per mensem 1.25 j Postape Extra 50 Cts. per month, j Temporary Those No. 171. I SULPHURIC j AND Hydrochloric Acid. I I MARK I i Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED
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    Mines and Taxation.
    1282 2 The Position. Tin, at the moment of writing about |22 higher than the loweat j price recorded for this year in. J January and abont $11,50 lower than Ihe highest price iv May, hut its rising tendency in mail week fur. nished the correspondent of a mining
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    American National Anthem.
    388 2 The Star-Spangled Banner. 1 0 Say, can yon tee by the dawn's early light. What so proudly we bailed at the twilight's last gleam ing. broad stripes and bright stars throngh the perilous fight. O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming Vnd the rocket's red
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    47 2 Conscription of inherited fortund is suggest* d for America by the Rt Rev. Charles H. Brent, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of the Philippines, who recently returned from the tattle-front in France and who declares that universal service in the most literal sense ii needed to win tbe war.
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    Malayan Sheep-Rearing.
    343 2 A Possible Food Supply. SC W Harrison, of Seremban. as follows With a view to increase of food produced in British suggest for the consideration of Turf Clnbs, Golf Clubs, Public Gardens Committees and other persons possessing suitable areas of turf tbat they should each procuie a few
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    90 2 One German and three Austrian steamers have been added to the fleet of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, making a total of six of the interned vessels of the two Governments at Manila, which have been turned over by the United States Government to. the Pacific Mail. The French people
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      278 2 WANTED TO BUY. Z_ Socond-haiid Chinese or European household furniture of every description (big or small lot). Good prices offered. Apply to Second-hand." o/o Malaya Tribune. .10 4 30 7 ULTRA-MARINE BLUE Red Lead aad oilier Dyestuffs. Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Trunks, ETC., ETC OGURA «Sfc Co. WINCHESTER HOUSE, No.
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      49 2 G.C. LEE 158, Prinsep Street. PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. lood and well selected Mosic Violin Piano, etc. Good Strings lor Stringed Instruments. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. TERMS MQOFRATE. .VI jllaneegunge Drainpipes, Channels, Bends Junctions INO3 MALAY So., La (In.corpor.ied lo iigapore.) A c KIM HIN Co., I' X: n Street. lligMtfj
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      243 2 The Malaya Tribune Csn be had at the following depots Singapore. Messrs. Koh Co., 90, Bras Baaah Road. Money Changer, Adelphi Hotel. Mr. Pang Boon Tin Tank Road Railway Station.) Messrs. Kwong Seng Chiang A Co Selegie Road. Mr. Jit Lok Kee, 166, Serangoon Ro*d. Mr. It N. N. Hussein,
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      934 2 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF" 1,700 BAGS BOILED RICE rVlarUocl P. T 8.) To be held at Nos. 7 9 Alkaff Quay, off Havelock Road, To-day, July 13, ett 2.30 p.m, For Account of ooeoeroed. Now on view. The Commercial Rubber Co, Ltd., r;r trt 11- 7 I*7 auction sale:
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    Nations' Souls.
    1372 3 By Maurice tfa«terli*ck. j n the admirable and touching pjgei in which Octave Mirbeau bequeaths to us hi* last thought*, tb eip endid fienfl who hM j ust tlI -n fr j n all who in this world l.ooier aud thirst" after justice, expr, bis surprise at finding
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    European Mails.
    74 3 Delivered la London. The following are the dates of departure from Singapore of th*European Mails and their delivery in London. Mail. Lift. OsLivßaso. M.M. April 16 June 13 M.M. April 28 June 14 P. O. April 28 June 14 8.1. May 4 June 14 M.M. May 8 June
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    143 3 The departure of the s.s. Lady Weld ha* l>fen cancelled. •Specially superscribed letters only. +At all the sub Post Offices np to 1.30 pm. Late Letters, etc., intended for despatch by taw homeward packet should reach the Oeneral Post Office before 3.30 p.m. to-d*y. I.ate fee at General Post Office
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    Local Share Market.
    151 3 |9i»dv**M ftp Ho** Tnbun*.* Singapore, July 13. Meearß Latham art Co., tl Arcade ad viae the following quofc. iona AdorGajah $4.30 14.40 AjerKuninjrs 1.30 1.40 *yer Molek 2.45 2.55 iyerPanaa 10 75 11.00 Balgownie 5.60 5.75 Bukit Jelotor.g ;-65 0,72$ Bukit Katil 090 0.97^ ChangkatSerdg.... 9.U0 9.15
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      214 3 KNIFE LIKE PAINS The sharp, shootin? pain', the intense agony of Sciatica, often make death preferable to life, 'i he fiery darts thit run from hip to hee), the sleepless nights, the cheerless days— why not stop all these and get back to health and comfort again Little's Oriental Balm
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      678 3 I Tbe Better mures, Better Music, Better Surroundings and Better Service A bra Alhambra is Are some of tho Features Is the only the Theatre of the theatre i ...i with an where you m exquisite tea I j get tbe BEST iWY 1 1 M■ ll» J*4 earden I
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      90 3 INSANITY CURE.~ j Dr. \v. C. Ko/s Specific for Insanity I is tbe only medicine of ita kind of over 50 years' standing found to Cure All form* of Insanity Mental Dcrangemeat* i Sleeplessness Fite Epi i efM>y Neurasthenia I IllS I—fci Hysteria, Melancholia. tt*. The effects are rapid ami
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      485 3 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT I! AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road. Trams Pass the Doer. SECOND SHOW ».»0 SHARP THE MOST FAMOUS BABY ON TEE SCREEN. S "Little Mary Sunshine" S Pathe's 5-Reel Dramatic Gold Rooster Play, with BABY MARIE OSBORNE Featuring «he Baby that is really a Baby—Not
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      246 3 Mails Close. To-day. Selat Pandjang R. Schif? Baroe 2.30 pm Port ijwetteunam and Teluk Anson *Kinta 2.30 pm Mi dan Van (io«u 2.80 pm <af I'ort Swettenham, Peuang,* taking mails for Evrope, etc. 2 JO pmt Butavia, Samarang and Sourabaya Melchior Treub 8 pm Malacca *Hab« I pm Muar Abb#t*ford
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    SHIPPING SUBJECTS.
    489 4 To this place as a port shipping mast necessarily appeal. Therefore anything which appertains to shipping must appeal. It is therefore interesting to fire a atafoment from Fairplay that the Government knows that a number of owing to the whole of their vessels being requisitioned, have been prevented
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    Home Market Quotations.
    106 4 Tin is quoted at £242.5.0 in London. Sago flonr (Sarawak) is quoted at 35/- in London. On the London market copra fair merchantable is making £66.0.0. Black pepper is quoted at 10| and white pepper at 1/-, in London. Tapioca fair flake is done at 5} on
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    STOP PRESS.
    59 4 B I. Boat in Fire. Loudon, Jnly 12, 7.f>5 p.m. Rangoon i Tbe British India vessel Chilks, from Madras on June 30, caught fire and it was necessary to abandon her. Fifteen Europeans and sixteen hundred deck passengers were aboard. There are no further detail**, but it is
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    In China.
    87 4 Officials Bribed by Germans. London, Jnly 12, 12.35 p.m. Shanghai The North China Daily News makes a featnre of the extensive German bribery of ChinesM politicians and gives as an instance tbat every Parlimentarian voting against n rnntnre of relations with iermany, on March 14, was piomised two
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    Amusements.
    130 4 The Cinemas. To-night is absolutely the last night that the Bluebird 5-reel piodnction "Saving the Family Name" will be screened at the Palladium. The Alhambra will be screening "The Empnss" a pos Gold Rooster lay in 5 aeta< tonight; along with "Jadgn of the Jungl»-". Th«; Ifai in the
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    Concert at The V.M.C.A.
    144 4 Last Satnrdav evening the large Hall of the V.M.C.A. «ai crowded with an appreciative and ience of soldiers and sailor a, who foregathered to enjoy what undoabtedly was the best of th* series of concerts held up-to-datt\ Th»talent was all local and ready of exceptional merit.
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    Serious Fire in Penang.
    185 4 Rice Mill Destroyed. At 1.30 on Wednesday morning tbe Magazine Fire Brigade received a call to the ric« mill at Tek Soon Street, Penang. owned by the Cheng Liw Company. and on arrival the brigado fonnd the premises—a wooden building abont 80 feet by 50, with
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    S. Andrew's Cathedral.
    69 4 It is announced that the Bishop of Singapore is to preach a conrse of five sermons, commencing n<xt Sunday, the subject being the The Original Christianity.' The subjects of tbe Bermons are —The Bible and the Church, the Christian Faith, the Christian Fellowship, the Christian Conduct and
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    Coming Events.
    46 4 To-day. St. Andrew's School, Vie. Theatre, 4.45 p.m. The Camer a, Vie. Theatre. Homeward mail closes. Circus. Tomorrow. French Fete Nationals. Kinta Association, C B Chambers, noon. Homeward mail closes The Cameog, Vie. Theatre. Harmston's Circrjs. Snnday. 6th Snnday alter Tiinity, St. 8 within,
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    Local and General.
    547 4 inhere is at $108 («.50 doaml no seLers. D >; Rubber is a/iotad T t orepeand 2/5 J i m 'sheet 0r Mr. Leopold de Rotlaje4iM L* miiiiou and a half R evter 1 1 Mr. H. F. of I** received DC wt that un« of hi-',
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    To-Day's Contents
    111 4 Page rim (JhEm War The Fighting fronts Submarining Han Politics Saccebsfal British Raid Irish Matters General: 9 Mines and Taxation Malayan Shtep Rearing 4 American Nation Anthem Mail Notices j Local Share Maikot Nations' Souls Shipping Subjects Local and General In Chita Home Market QaalatiaBl Malacca Motes Amusements
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      210 4 the "TIGER" brandreo Tennis Shoes (RED RUBBER SOLES) New Stocks Just Received. the Best k More and jsPI Extensively used Latest Shoe Local!} for all f than any other I Sport;, T_\W Make. < mm Mm fytzes Stoo&ed «1 ft o*™ Siaes Stocked 4to 11 iPui 00 i 1 Ito
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      126 4 IJUST LANDED: A Shipment OF Amstel Pilsener leer IN QUARTS PINTS. Sole Agents i Caldbeck, Macgregor AND Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants. mm HOTEL Saturday, July 14 FETE DE U REPUBLIQUE FRANC AISE Piano Phuniotitie9 by Charles Weatherly jLa Petite Zilla Suubrette XAIDA STELLA The Potted Juvenile Comedienne. The 3
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    116 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. British at v ieupo t REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, July 12, 1.30 a.m. Fi Id.Mirsbal Si* D ufjla" Haig itat s Th p enemy artillery fir»- a: )si-BQ).or< iiim-nir.i»' <1. Our continues active. T pc > enemy pressed back glitfht!*" onr advanced p
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    The Dunes Sector.
    152 5 London, Jidy 12 o a.m. Th J risi'ii r y c -r sp»»nJpnt p r i o« f »it th» B i'ish <»-;ly *o V over the Duo s Hector, north of f rti. H o nc ;1 are t. t y L lO"i »><nuiy acquainted wi.h
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    New German Tactics.
    173 5 Lonlon, July 12, 6.5 a m. The Orman stroke in Bjlgium is id-nittedly surprising; bat it i« not regarded as serious. It is a fresh proof of the ceertainty of capturing almost any advanced trenches with nfflaient artillery preparation, and the Germans have a mass of the
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    In Salogika.
    35 5 London, July 11, 9.35 p.m. A British Salonika wi"* reports thnt th* health of the troops is par:ieti irl satisfactory, with a conli ihle reduction in u.e percentage of sickness compared with 1917.
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    FRENCH.
    96 5 Violent A t llery. London, July 12, 12 10 p.m. French communique* There was somewhat violent »rtill»ry fire in the region of Ptn h w, nth of Moronvilliers and on H i .104. London, July 12, 5 40 p.m. A French communique s ates Tfcfre W1g a fairly lively
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    RUSSIAN.
    82 5 pursuit of Enemy Continues. London, Ja y 11. 7 0 p.m. Rassian official: We continnpd the pnrsuit in the direction of Dolina. We occnpied Halicz ,u ><hlay on Tuesday. Advanced ®tachments crossed to the left bank 0 the Dniester and reached the valley of the Lomnioa. which we 08
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    The Westward Dash.
    180 5 L'ndon, July 12, 4.25 a.m. r gu,l General Korniloff's ttCi'i. Arin y w,,a same as that tor i Mera l Brusiloff capwar c< Ht beginning of the r k® Rn-sian dash westwards —i it w, U( between L u opo!d of dri r n north and the
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    Kalusz Captured.
    30 5 London, July, 12, 15pm. Aoeording to information received by the war ministry the Russians bnvp oaptnrod Kaloas, the en«>ny' a MraoraJ heeidqnartera, twenty miM ■cuthw* s. of Halicz,
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    Stubborn Struggle.
    50 5 London, /uly 12, 4.0 p.m. A wi eh >3 Russian official mes i*ge states: Oar opera'ions on the D.iiester and Lomnica eouttoned to develop yesterday, Ths enemy, aking advantage of th*. lot icite 'errain, is holding bick oar advance westward of B >hOfodesany, npm the Grabovke—Rosolna— Krivicy front.
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    ENEMY REPORTS.
    97 5 German Claims. London, Jnly 12, 5.40 p.m. A wireless German official message says Trie enemy is unable to deliver any cmnter attae'es on the coast. Our artillery is more active in Flanlers, at Artois, Fe-isand Bulle court. Oar shock troops, using flame throwers, stormed the English trenches at
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    Hun Politics.
    200 5 Farther Uncertainties. London Jaly 11, 5.5 p m. Zirich Tho decision of the Centre to rapport E zberger does not imply any yielding of the Government in the direction of peace such as tbe Radicals and Socialists desired. Prolonged party discissions and most heated debates in tho main
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    B. H. Reports.
    30 5 London, Jaly 12, 5.30 a.m. Amsterdam i A message from Berlin says that the Kaiser received Bethmann-Hollwegg, who reported on the situation. The interview lasted several hours
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    War Profitearing.
    88 5 President Wilson's Warning London. July 12. 6 45 p.m. Washington I The President has issued a warning to all concerned that attempts to extort unusual war profits will not be tolerated. He gays that American shipowners are doing everything that high freight can do to make victory impossible:
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    An Irish Election.
    29 5 London, July 11, 4 50 p.m. The East Clare by election rtsulU td in Mr. Devalora (Sinnfeiner) obtaining 5010 votes, and Mr. J. Lynch, Nationalist. 2035.
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    Submarining.
    80 5 British and Italian Returns. London, July 11, 9.3 > p.m. The Admiralty reports arrivals during the week as 2898. sailings 2798. Fourteen vessels over and three under 1,600 tons w- re sunk. Seventeen were unsuccessfully attacked. Seven fishers w»re sunk Londoo, Jnly IS, 1 25 n. Rome: Shipping returns
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    Reduced Losses.
    91 5 London. July 12, 5.20 a.m. The Times, commenting on the redaction of losses in shipping, estimates that two million tons or en par cent of the British tonnage has been destroyed in six months, indicating that the task that the Germans hare nndertaken is beyoud their power, because
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    U. S. Action.
    126 5 London, Jnly 9, 10.40 p.m. A later p<»rUon of the wire relating to tbe United States proposed action against neutrals whose yes sels are retained in port, reads Vessel* on routes which are re garded as unnecessary to the prosecution of the war will be forced to
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    Dutch Protests.
    115 5 London, Jaly 11, 8.5 p.m Regarding the Anglo-Dutch commanioations concerning the placing of a new British minefield in the North Sea, Renter learns that the Dutch Government has been fully informed that the British action is solely and specifically dictated by military considerations and is not directed against
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    Outrages on Neutrals.
    59 5 London, July 12, 5.30 a.m. Stockholm: A U-boat entered the upper Bothnian [Gulf for the first time since the war, and searched Swedish steamers. A message from Christiania says that a U-boat torpedoed without warn, ing the Norwegian steamer Konig Haakon, off Aracthon. and shelled tbe lifeboats.
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    Results of the Air Raid.
    86 5 London, July 10, I 30 p.m. The Admiralty states that the commodore at Lowestoft reports that on Monday evening the armed uawler Ie-land destroyed two etKsay seaplanes and brought in four prisoners to port. The crews of the two German seaplanes landed at Lowestoft. It
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    Austria's Food.
    69 5 London, July 11,12.10 a.m. Zurich In the Reichsrath the President of the Food Board gave a depressing statement of the condi. tions. He stated that the situation had been made worse by tbe potato shortage. Podcrops were the poorest and leave a small margin for civilians after meeting
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    Viscount French.
    22 5 London, July 11, 5 50 a.m. Tiscount French arrived in Ireland yesterday on a tour of Inspection of the troops.
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    Royal Subscribers.
    26 5 London, July 12, 5.30 a m. Petrograd The Ex Tear and bis family have intimated tbeir wirh lo subset tbe to tUa Liberty Loan.
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    Irish Matters.
    182 5 NMinnal>rii Defeated. London, Jnly 12, 6.45 a m. The East Clare by-rl -ction result in which a Sinn FMncr wassncoeasful is a severe blow to th. Nationalists, showing that th«y no longer have a single safe seat. L is expected at Dublin that Mr. John Redmond will seek-
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    Successful Raid.
    94 5 Enemy Post n s Banb j J. London, July 12,10 20 pan. The admiralty thai Ntral aeroplanes laBt Right oirri .l out raids on military objeotivei a Ghistelles and v'arassnaerr, and railway dump, catiEing a explosion an 1 ao intenss ootdlag ration. They attacked nithgttnfire way s dioi»
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    Tea Control.
    98 5 Redaction ol Restrictions London, July 12, ItJIS p.m. Jj tha' the tea control scheme has been modified, enabiiug thirty per centum to be aetailed at 2/4, and 40 to 45 per centum, and more, to be retailed at 2 G to 3/-. Thus the proportion of fr**e ten
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    Aeroplanes Output.
    82 5 London, July, 12, 18.10 a.m The Minister of M ini'.' mi in an interview said that a thousand factories were mannfaotnr iog aeroplanes. ThS output id increasing by leaps and bouad-; and n w ex?se I thrice last year's and oy 1) c .'ll would be donble list
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    An Arab Victory.
    77 5 Turkish Pos tions C mtured Lond in, Jii y 1, .'> 10 p.m. In the H mos >»f )ti coM Hr. J. I. If lepfa rl i l aon cc i important Arab looeete. The X of the Redjaa's foroeo eju>tm<d Tnrkiah posts between Tafiianaan and k'iba.
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    An Air Battle.
    46 5 London. Jaly 12, 1 30 a.m. Tho Admiralty states: Five naval aeroplanes engaged on Wednesday ten Albatross scon's and three large two.eeaters southwest of Nieupoft, They drove down three sconts completely uncontrollable and two others wjre driven down. One of ours is missing.
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    Protection from Air Raids.
    47 5 London, July 12, 5 40 p.m. In the House of Commons Sir G. Cave stated that arrangements were being made to establish a wide circle of observation posts around London, with a viaw to warning tbe public of th) approach of enemy aircraft.
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    Trading With the Enemy.
    41 5 U S Prohibition- London, July 12, 5.20 a.m. Washington The House of Representatives has passed the Government's bill prohibiting trading with the enemy or enemy's allie* and providing for the governmental seizure of any property and patents.
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    Mesopotamia Aftermath.
    28 5 London, July, 12, 9 10 p.m. The Rt Hon. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, who waa appointed Secre tary of State for India in May, 1915, haa resigned.
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    Empire Cotton.
    131 5 London. July 11, 9.35 p.m. In t"»* IT of Commons Sir Atihnr Stanley on behalf of the Botrd of Trade, stated that a committee on Empire cotton growing .11 investigate and advise the Q Stuuaeait to the necessary esoasni whereto the industry can be heat developed. TheMi i
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    France's Right.
    36 5 It n lon July 12, 5 JO a.m. Pai I the Smate M. Ribot ■bobits I that Francje'f abadute right to Al -L irraine re f US"d to admit v turn ot th*- inhabitants.
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    Legal Intelligence.
    89 5 SUPREME COURT. Ii s ut o of Marring:. v p if on f.»r dissolution of •n ti on the g r onad of misonb"" i 1 sor i» i, br by a l'-t .i im w nr.-n^d vS.r.i, v b<*iya<u t airst h°r hns« hot mti A*h"Sjam (ali^s
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    POLICE COURTS.
    294 5 Viatii g With the Enemy. Ti of Tan Kong Lnn, pro. priet of Chop Sen* Guan, *nd his man :«r Tan Chin who wore chived with attempting to trad-» with tbe en'-my in breach of th« wiih the Enemy Ordin at c wb»ch case was postponed f<«r d-ci-ion,
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    Mortality Returns.
    114 5 T c d ith ra r mille for the we. k udi'»g J i!n 7 was 40 76. i l nnm of deatho waa of a nob 804 were males and 76 mal rhi Europeans and 2 E I i d dieO, also 209 Chinse, 43 M lays,
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    123 5 Mr. Clair Speldewinde, of the Forest Department, Taiping. has been transferred to Bentoni?, lab<ng. Mr. R. Colomb from Pab*ng t k tds place it Taiping. The death took place on Sunday morning of Mr. C. S. Nagalingam, Chief Clerk, District Loco. Superintendent's Office, Ipoh. He had been suffering from dysentery
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    Union Jack Club.
    1128 5 Offfc a! Opening. There was a large attendanca at the Union Jack Club la«t evening, ou the occasion of tho official opening of the premises by his Excellency the Governor, Sir Arthur Young, g.o.M.(j., who was accompinied by tho Lady Evel. n Young. Amone«t thp o'hers pr.
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    Sporting.
    108 5 Lawn Tennis. S. C. C Tournament There waa some exciting play in yesterday's play in the above t mrnamem. Tha results were as follow CHAMPIONSHIP.—Howe beat Of> cott 4—6, 7—5, 6—2. Handicap Singles Chss A.— Donnell beat Tyler 6—2, 6—L Class B.—Pash beat Laybourne 6—3, B—6. Thorougood beat Badham
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    Football.
    24 5 A match will take placs between the Navy and the Army on the Union Jack Club ground this afternoon, commencing at five o'clock.
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    36 5 V. Southall arrived in Penang on Monday with his string of hors s which comprise The Princess, Oh La Li. Sandy Creek. Pretty Molly. Black Satin. The Milky Way. Silent Friend, Bide a-Wee, Playmate, and Parish.
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      617 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Harmston's Circus Location .—BEACH ROAD. AGAIN TO-NIGHT Our Irtat Programme; mrg Iten mtHni wltli rounds if aejlaute. Sot a dall moment from start to finish. See our beautiful Arab at ii lion and performing ponies. Our Menagerie Consists of EJepnants, Lions, Tigers. Bears, Loopards, Emu, Zebra, Wallabys, Ba
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    834 6 Prices fcttes ia Ik Market this Meroreft 8ISQAF088, JCLT IS. Mean* Lyali and Erato, Bxohang* and Share Breker*, isoae the following lUt of Kabber Shares. ia. Value. Buyers, Bellera. II- AUanr 2/6 J/10 S Anglo Java 6/8 6/I/- Anglo-Malay 10/- U/ I Ayer Boning 80/- 07/6 J/-
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 6 Singapore, July 13. H London Sauk 4 m/«. 2/13 Demand 2/4 4 Private Sufi 2/1 13/16 »n India— Bank I. I. On Hotittkc ng— hmk d/d 135% prem in Bhanghai— Bank d,d. 59 On Java— Bauk T. T 134 On J spanBank d/d. 109 vm rtigaa—bayhig rat« 5.54 nd
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    The Rubber Trade.
    120 6 Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association. 303 rd Auction, 11th A 12(b Jaly. Offend for Sale Pels. IMBMI or 1.897.M6 lbe (Tou 624.03). Prices Realized. 11/7/17. 12/7/17. Sheet rooked fine ribbed $124-131 120-127 a good ribbed 114 1'? 107-121 hne plain good plain 104 Cnamoked Sne ribbed 114
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    Messrs Barlow & Co.'s Report.
    226 6 Messrs Barlow Co.'s Report. Singapore, Jaly 12. The qaantity catalogued for this week'a Auction amonnttKi to 667 tons of which 624 tons were offered. rh« tone of the market at the opening was otrong and demand good,: but slackened considerably as the sains progrfssed, closing on the s< cond day
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    Messrs Guthrie & Co's Report.
    271 6 Messrs Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, Jnly 12. The Weekly Rubber Anction opened yesterday with a good demand at about last week's vainer. Ihe top price for Fine Pale Crepe being nnchanged at $133, and that for Ribbed Smoked Sheet $2 down at $131 per pikul. As the sale pro ceeded
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    Union Jack Club.
    52 6 The Hon. Treasurer, Mr. A. W Vick, c/o Chartered Bank of Indis. Australia and China, Singapore, begs to acknowledge with many thanks receipt of the following fnrther contributions to the above Fund Already ackn wbged $28,528 13 Anonymous 10 Siogaoore f'ivil «rtiard per Barf* Major (r.!l 545
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    65 6 A meeting the public of Penang will bo held at the Chamber of Comaicrc* at 4 30 p.m. on Mon. dny for the purpose cf drawing np a programme for the observance of tbe Anniversary of tbe War. Mr. .Mustaffa Ma Osinan, a pupil uf the Penang Fne School, will
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    Straits Produce.
    241 6 Singapore, Jnly 13. 7\ n .—See Local and General column. Copra. -Weak. Bosineas done. Tapioca.— Weak. Bneineti done. Sago Flour. Do. No Business Gam&wr.—Bueineea done. Pepper- —Steady. Bniinees done. Other Products.— Market Qniet. Latest Leal Market jeetatioee. Nntmegs 110 S. per pionl $36.00 Nutmegs 80 H. 46.00 Copra
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    Barlow's Produce Report.
    42 6 Copra. Singapore, July 12. Since our last report the market has been dnll. Valnea show no change on the week. To.day's quotations may be given as fine sundried $7 and $6 50 to $3.70 for fair to good qualities.
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    Wireless Reports.
    14 6 Vessols in communication at nocn with the local Commercial Wireleta Station —None.
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    133 6 The fifth anniversary of the Penang Hindu Sabba was celebrated on Sunday at the Hindu Sabha Hall with much eclat. There was a very good attendance of Hindus, both of Penang and Province Wellosley. Mr A. Singaram Pillay was in the chair. The Hon. Secretary, Mr. V. Nadasa* Pillay, read
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    Correspondence.
    7 6 \Wi ao not *tccuanly SS#SaSS fhs
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    milk Prices.
    303 6 To the Editor ot the Malaya Trxbwue. Sir,—I shall be mneh gratified if you will kindly spare me a few lines in your valuable paper to bring some hints on the sale of Milkmaid brand condensed milk. I deem that I have the privilege to refer tofyonr general
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      197 6 There is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG I Tx»y It; i [VP ON SALE AT j The Leading Hoteis AND j Principal Liquor Dealers. RafelHotorGarage RAFFLES HOTEL BUILDINGS. French and English Cars in excellent condition (5 and 7 seaters) for hire day and night, and also MOTOR LORRIES. FOR SALE:
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      475 6 CIGARETTES. The particular man demands a particular cigarette "State Expreas" are made for just such men —men of discrimination who require the best. No. 555 T,N 0F 50=75 cents 1 (INCLUDING DUTY. J >AMu Packed in patent vacuum tins. AROATH TOBACCO CO., LTD., L >NDOX. The Victoria uonfeotionery S Store
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      64 6 4 Tips Worth Noting. Advertising is Don than ever j essential, on the principle that the j smaller the demand the greater the necessity to inrivase it— The American Lead Pencil Co. Such advertising as we have done has shown that there is no reason why advertising is not doing
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      168 6 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the week endingFriday. Jnly 20 To-Day. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S Y.A. Recruits. it do 8.R.E. v. N .1 do Maxim Co. 5.10 Orchard Rl. P.8. S.V.R. M.C.S. 5.15 T.P. Fire Station S.V.R, T.P.P. 5.10 Drill Hall Chinese Co. 5.00 do S.F.A. Co. 5.10 do
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    The Dye Industry.
    1379 7 Whut it Owes to Scie. cc. The invent »n of dyelnjf 1 has been attributed to the Phoenician prob. ably because it is obronielca that Solomon sent to Hiram of Tyrr f <-.r a man cunning to wo k," b fee ib;i, in purple and crimson blur*.'
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    The Civil Guard.
    94 7 T. r dcs for July. To- lay, July 13. Parades at Pearls in md Tanjong Paga r 0.15 p.m. Monday, Jolj 16 Route Marchf toaataad lustitute, l)i- obi Bonstead Institut 5 15 \< m. Friday, Jdy 2*', Parad-r 3t Peat 11 •i and Tanjong 5.1.' 'ii Parad.
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    38 7 Untitle Chines w I 150, Ha. 251». R- 75 n 1 R. 50 a ioelyi f»r 1» |«i in poti* v lanjo q nnti ji i I opium, t which was fouiid iQaide v tabu of tbeir boots.
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    Attack on the Canal.
    561 7 Turkish Con crip; s f-xpjrie ces. Tha completer cf th i rout of th H Turks *h- attempted to cross the Snrz C 1 in tho spring of 1915 h ta never n fully appreciated by th*" 1 r.ener i ublie. The British official am ouncem
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      518 7 NOTICES 'jTrTs. GOVERNMENT 6 WAR LOAN 1921. Bonds of the above issue are ready for delivery at the Chartered B<mk, :ala Lumpur and Branches in tie m W S and S. S. tfclders who-have not* already exchanged their Scrip Certificates are requested to do so at gn early date. 11
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      330 7 WANTED WANTE D A Malay Clerk. Apply enclosing copies of testimonials to Box 290, care of Malaya Tribune. 13-6 a WANTED AN OFFER. For 30 or more assortments of second-band heading types (to be sold with or without type case.) For particulars Apply to Bo:: 291, care of Malaya Tribunt.
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      614 7 BANKS CHART€ri£il BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,00G Bhaxea of £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £1,900,000 Rwafta Liability of Proprietors C1.200.0C0 BANKERS. Tb* Qink of England, The London City and Midland Bank, Ltd.. Tha London County and Westminster Bank,
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      124 7 I A Woman in the Tropics I I A'// <>(/:< from >'>/>>>■ \tating ejpsei J (Aii Climate hat upon Iter I and Mm difi- X X cultM ske has in keeping ht tlth Hp to pat. X t Her blood becomes thin r, ivktek moans J 1 for kwzjc, headaekfj,
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      206 7 Trai S \:ce. Singapore (Tank -1 m 4) Dally. The 10.25 un Lra i fro i J bra Banru t«< (ieiuas BO ii ~b 45 a.m. train frOCB *****1 J <n-n Bihrn have BBBBBMBOBd 111 'ing from the ;srd .0 *y. In< torßßßt train oonneoti with tM y B*n tram,
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      313 7 FITTER'S m Brass and Nickel Beds. 14% THE GUARANTEE OF GOOr QUALITY. OBTAINABLE FROM A. Frankel Co. VICTORIA STREET. United Saw Mills! J LIMITED. 4 (IVOCBPOB&TSD IN SIHCAPOBB.) fi 3 I Saw Millers, Contractors and Suppliers ml Timber St BuUding Material in General, f ALWAYS IN STOCK A Selection ot
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      Masthead
      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Daily.] Vol. IV. No. 164 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1917 PHICE S CENTS.
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      The Cameronia
      472 1 Chief Officer a Hero. One who was on board the trana. pert Cameronia Hay*, the vessel was torpedoed in the afternoon in a calm sea. The submarine was not seen from the Cameronia. The explosion was a severe one, aud a number of the cow and soldiers were
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      Notices to Mariners.
      155 1 Macassar Straits. It ba* been reported that a derelict lighter was sighted awash an 6th JuK 1917 in Maeasuar Strait* about 16f miles from Balik Papan. Light Ship No. 67" E (True). Mariners are warned accordingly. Pan Reef. Rhiou StraitsIt has been reported tint the ligLt on
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      Arrivals.
      48 1 July 11. Ban Whott Uiu, Brit K*ka, British Kintn., Brit tab Rajalatan, Duicli Van Qawj Outcb lembil ati Dutch Wanh, Chinese Koenvd, Dutch Hah;ban, Dutch July 12. Ciroe, Btitish Hchc, I'nii v Abbotsford, British K!<nig, British Singkep, Dutch Baud, Dutch Van Uogendorp, Dutch K. S. Baru, Dutch
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      Clearances.
      30 1 Jnly 11. Mfran, British Sri Muar, Britiah Hong Wan, Britiah Kampar, Britiah Ipoh, British Anjou, British Beae),-Dutch Merkus, Dutch Han Fo Soon, Dutoh Kuehing, Sarawak Jaly It. Penang, Britiah
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      Kobe as Japan's Port.
      104 1 Latest advices from Japan aie te tbe ejfect tbat Kobe will soon sue eeed Yokohama as the leading port of the Island Empire. Yokohama's principal export is raw silk, last year's export amounting to approximately 250,000,000 Yen. In all other lines Kobe's trade is much greater,
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        522 1 THERE IS NO Finer Medium for Shippers' Advertiiei&emU THAI TBI Shipping Gazette. rTiit* fnr tcrßM, 20c CoUyer Quay, Singapore. P.*o. British India AND APCAR line (I'OV.: -ASI»* IHOOBPORAT! l* r*I«JLRD.) •VAIL ANO PASSERS* SERVICES. Peninsular and Orivnta; Sailing*. w'.• I (Under Coatrael with Hie Xav ty QoMpaHM.) For (*ina. Japan,
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        281 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappij Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland.) The mailsteamer Rindjani" will sail for BATAVIA On Friday, July 13, 1917. For freight and passage please apply to Internationale Crediet and Handeisveresniging "Rotterdam" Agents. I D'Almeida Street PHONE. 931. i a SINGAPORE SHIPOHANDIERYCo. SMKHAWUK S FROYIOOtING Tho CootfrVty 1 i.auMh :ur«?ti incoming
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        345 1 Royal Packet Navigation Co. to HONGKONG AHOY Accommodation for 44 First Class Passengers. For particulars apply to the Agent. COTTON AND FLAX Canvas PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION Telephone No. 1464 No. 496, North Bridge Road, Singapore. I »«-"---mmmmmmm-mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. ROYAL PACKET Navigation Company of Batavia (KONINHXYKE PAKETVAABT MAATSCHAPPY) Hl>*ci«l 5,000 ton«, Tuurwt
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        503 1 To Advertisers: OUR Shipping Gazette tJbaamtM in every poit throtrghout toe MALAYA PENINSULAR. Ttrms ou Application. N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAiSHA (INCORPORATED IN J, P.a n JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN LINE. A aervice ia maintained between Yokohama via ports lo Maneihe* i L, mail contract with tha Imperial
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