Malaya Tribune, 18 July 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 168 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. The malaya tribune. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18.
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      465 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE! AJfD I J SHIPPING GAZETTE. t 7%« populttr Newsjxiper of the J Straits Settlements. I J PUBLISHED DAILY. I 1 Complete Reports of LoeaJ Events. I S Conden«od N-ws from WM Java, 1 Cbia*, iMba, Ceylon aud Japan. LFull and Latest War News. AT THE "GAIETY" TO-NIGHT
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      244 1 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE f AND f g SHIPPING GAZETTE. I SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Z Payable in Advance, Per annum $14.00 3 Half-yearly 7.25 J Per quarter 3 65 X Per mensem 1.25 S a Postage Extra 50 Cts. per month, g Temporary 'Phone No. 171. SULPHURIC AND Hydrochloric Acid. /A.
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    Reprisals.
    1859 2 Nill Caine's Views. When, a few weeks ago, the Gar* mans «*nk by '■n'mi-in- a ftrititfe hospital f ip foil of noun <d, th* Brituh C >vern»nent ma le it-known to the G noun Government nt H another »ucb were c uimt feed, it w uhi make iefmssJs. Hjortl.
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      298 2 WANTED TO BUY. Second-hand Chinese or-European household furniture of every description (big or small lot). Good prices offered. Apply to 4 Second-hand," r./o Malay* Tribune. Ml 4 30-7 WANTED TO BUY OR EXCHANGE Hf-u-tf v. l fomuare t.f every duortf tioo. prices given. Apply to B. T. TAN, 210-3 Queen
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      424 2 H. AHMAD. Civil and Structural Engineer, Surveyor and Building Contractor. Estate Commission Agent. Officb 111, Ma.ukst Street Singapore AM Jai.as Rahmal, Batu Pahat. 5-5 a i ii jgi ga^ Massage Bonesetter, B. TSUDA Mrs. NAGASHIMA So. 7-5 Oxlky Road, Siwoaporb. Near Orchard Road. 9 8 a Useful to Planters. OUR
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      849 2 AUCTION SALES. BY ORDER OF THE LIQUID AF JR W. H. MACGHEGTJfi) In tkn -Matter of the Alieii Enomie 'iv. ing Up) 0 una cc 1914 of Hat Amending Ordinances os.J XIX t if> 5, u>. 16 of 19]«; -j > V- lsil7 m In the Matter of 'he Singa-
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    F.M.S. Trade and Customs.
    1377 3 Aonunl Report. We are in receipt of the report on the trad* and Customs department of the Federated Malay States tec the year 1916, signed by the Acting Commissioner, Mr. E. Bn»-n--gij P and make the following extracts Th° aggregate vain* of trade for ,ue rear
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    Local Share Market.
    111 3 Sineaport?, July 18. ra Laifeftaa an 1 Co., kW t; ad id* 3 ih f'.llo'viug qnofcv 14 30 $4 10 ,;.u../ S 1.35 145 Mole* 2.50 260 10 80 11.00 5 6 f t, J« ,c 0.67 A 0.70 ,87| 0.9. I 9.10 925 2.15 2.25 900
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      41 3 mm***********" 1 BUSINESS MWR TIME. It ia our intention to continue I i to advertise our various ape- 1 cialities with unabated vigour J 1 and our appropriations are already planned for extensive campaigns. It pays to 2 advertise, advertaee.-TAe JVorfrt
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      792 3 Last Two Nights! Last Two Nights!! The j The i Alhambra S Aihambr. is Better Pictures, Better Music, Better Surroundings and Better Service v the only I M. Are some of the Features theatre H the Theatre j 0F THE with an H where you mm MB fSk M A
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      608 3 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 1! AT THB POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Ta»jong Pagar Road. Trama Paaa tbe Boer, j SICOND SHOW 9.10 SHARP 3 Masked Woman 3 An exceptionally Strong Gold Seal Drama in 3 Parts. 3 ALICE IN SOCIETY 3 A Roaring 3 P*rt L Ko Faico Comedy. 2 THE DREADED
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    RUSSIAN REVOLUTION.
    676 4 One of the moft extraordinary explanation? for the linking of the Hampshire with the Earl of Kitchener on board ie given by Mr. Bottomlay in his last tone to handef John Ball. Incidentally, he introduces in the esoae israe the following verses which appear below and whiah we
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    The Kind's New Name.
    152 4 German Surname Dropped. London, Jn y 16, 11 p.m. H. Sf. the King has convened a special meeting of the Privy C. >n« cil to morrow with the obj >ct or earryins- ont the intention wWch His Majaety ha* alreaiy <l, of changing the n*m<* of
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    In China.
    41 4 Republicans Resume. London, July 17, 3.55 p.m. The Republicans have reanmed control in China. Tuan-Chi .Jni has re-assumed the Premiership and War Ministry. Wang-Ta-Hsieh has been appointed Foreign Minister. Li-Yuan-Hung announces that he will not resume the Presidency.— Renter.
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    The Silver Market.
    29 4 London Jn y I€, 6.'0 p.m. Silver is at 41 j. with Indian bar covering an 1 continental an 1 other baying. The market is steady.
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    The S.S. "Nanking".
    238 4 China Mill Co's New Vestal Messrs Francis Peek and Co, Ltd send ni the following extract from a letter received by c aoara* ing the purchase and reconstruction of a steamer: "I beg to advise that contracts covering the purchase and atroction of the former Paci6c Coast
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    Amusements.
    113 4 The Palladium. At the Orchard Road house tonight a fine new feature will be presented. It is a film entitled God s Crucible." and is one of the most beautiful Bluebird photo-plays Ve r^ reated M rtle Gonzales and val Paul take leading rodee. Press comments are unanimous in
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    Coming Events.
    54 4 To-day. Opening of New Y.W.C.A. Hall 8 Fort Canning Road, by the Lady Evelyn Young, 5.15 p.m. Harmstone Oirous. 4 and 9 p.m. To-morrow. New Moon Lodge Extern Gate Installation. Harmston's Ci -ens. Friday. Si Margaret., Harmston's Ci*ous. Saturday, Hari ttaya (Mohammedan Festival,) Sun Jay. 7th Snnday after
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    Local and General.
    372 4 Tin her« is at $11,8 50 (50. up) ;no a-lhrs. (5 «i. Bobber ie quoted at Hi t nr and apt far ■keel r cr *P« Tiie Shlppiog ii iij.. j E* P ort office will hours only (ro n 10 a .r Q 1 H noon)
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    Home Market Quotations.
    110 4 Tni is quoted at £236.10.0 in Lon lon. Sigo fl uir (Sarawak) is quoted at asf- in London. On the L ujdon market copra fair merchantable is making £66.0.0. Black pepper is quoted at LOj and while pepper at l/« in London. Tapioca fair flake it> done
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    To-Day's Contents.
    122 4 PAGIfI HU Urkat War The King's New Name 4 Th« FightingTYonis 5 f<< r)in Politics 5 Rnssia 5 Oar Navj's Snccees S Canadian Politics 5 French Consular News 5 General: Reprisals 2 F.M.M. Trale and Customs Vlail Notices 3 Local Share Market 3 In China 4 Local and
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      242 4 jfa Robinson Co. Iff piesseTlubihs Perfumery. pi msse a lpiib__ A I yj» _<^i^fc^si. c' VTTV!SS" M Per Bottle. x^kW^^S Violit de Parma Lily of th« Valley Mask In Mown Hau Verbena Caps Jessamine Ey NGA I Uanl«S? n .iS BouQurt Blushing Rose IMTm f&ik. I* Moss Boss Her Sweet
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      374 4 To-night! To-ni.ht! X CAt th« Ideal Picture Theatre asm n Bj the-Sea. off Beach Road. Bj THE FINAL INSTALMENT OF 6 New Parta—3 complete last episodes of the wonder serial THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY In 30 Episodes el Reels. Featuring Mr. IRVING CUMMING and MISS LOTTIE PICKFORO Episode 28.
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      192 4 JUST RECEIVED A Snail Shipment -OF— A L L E HO CIGARS Havana L?af SUPPLIED ro Tba Sports Club, London. Caldbeck. Macgregor AND Co. ADELPHI HOTEL MONTHLY RATES FOR Tiffin j S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Dinner S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Breakfast, Tiffin and Dinner sso. i Every Evening Dinner I
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    66 5 The Fighting Fronts. amciAL COMMUNIQUES Successful British R ids. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, '6. II 0 p.m. field Jatwhal Sir D ugla? Haie r raided to [£c eastward of Vermeils! and ilicb'.iy advene i saw Ihw noatheaal j <M«Mine«. Hostile urtiilery fire of T jignc I i uthweel
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    Ground Gained.
    53 5 L, ,n Jalj 17. 12.40 p.m. cj r [> el« H.iii? ceperta Wt slightly north west LfWarneton. One of onr raiding parties in 'he Nieuport sector en. l' ereda large eneaay party and s r sharp fijrht drove back to th-ir <>wn lims and followe<l np md bombed
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    FRENCH.
    263 5 The Ch mpagne B*fle. London, July 16, 3 15 p.m. R^nt-r's correspondent at French iqn;» r rfl continuing bis ac coant of the battle in Champagne, I iv 3: The German?, whose artillery w3>i strongly in'orced. furiously bombird- d the French positions nigbt an 1 day until the signal
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    Huns Completely Defeated.
    106 5 Lon lon, July 16, 12.50 a.m. r communique In Cha npa>ne fighting which began dnrire th« night at Mont Haut sadsd in tl" complete defeat of the Germans who, d< spite their most tnient efforts were unable to reeaptnre the ground won on July 14 IWe attacks
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    Germans Again Beaten.
    85 5 London, July 17, 4 20 p.m. A French cor niqne states The re attacked at TVton. 0«ir fi-e smasbr 1 the assialtins wue?, which had to return in disorder to their tranches, learing numerous dead. We entirely maintained the gain of July 14. We invle a lively
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    ITALIAN.
    38 5 Go?d.Bombing Work Lon lon Jnly 17, 7.5 a.m. Rome Aerial activity bis increased in the Adriatic Italian machines bombed Pola on Friday and Saturday, attacking the enemy destroyers: while eighteen machines yesterday bombed Dorazzo, all rttarniug safety.
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    RUSSIAN.
    38 5 The Dvirsk-Riga Line Lon 1 m, Jaly 17, 7.5 i.m. Pstrograd: Th-re is a general w P*ctation that there w ll be 6«man activity on the Dvinsk— R'fa where Russian troops are improving rapidly despite disintegrating influences.
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    ENEMY REPORTS.
    143 5 Various Claims. London, July 17, 6.15 p.m. A wireleba German official message states We repulsed an English attack at Lombardzyde. There is strong artillery firing from Ns rdschoote to Warneton, astride the Scarpe. The English reconnoitring advai can at Messines. Hullucb. G-ivrelle, Buliecourt, and nor'.hward of St. Qaentin
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    Our Navy's Success.
    135 5 German Steamers Captured. London, July 17, 3 55 p.m. The Admiralty states Some of our light fore j patrolling the North Sea yesterday morning sighted a number of German steam?rs and signalled to them to stop and abandon ship. We fired ««ross their bows, l'he order wag
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    British Air Raid.
    63 5 Good Work Done. London, July 17, 12.20 a.m. The Admiralty states tba f naval aeroplanes last night dropped oeveral tons of b nibs on Solwtay Works at Zeebrugge, railway junctions and sidings at Ostend, sidings and lumps at Mi idel Kerke, a rai'j mction at Thouiour,on motor
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    Russia.
    43 5 Ministerial Cbtnges. London, July 17, 7.5 a.m. Petrograd The Minister of Fin ance, M. Shingareff, of Edncati'>n,M. vlanoniloff. and of Public AsahiA- cc. Prince rihakbovskoy, have resigned. M. Prokopovitch has been appointed Minister of Commerce ard M. Tcharmousky Minister of Public Instruction.
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    Canadian Politics.
    54 5 London, July 17, 7.5 Ottawa Sir Robert Borden moved a resolution to petition His Maj-stv to extend the term of the present Parliament to July 10, 1918. A caucus of twenty-six Englishspeaking p r o conscr'plion Lib-ra's has met with the purpose of organizing, with a view to
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    Suspicious Fire.
    41 5 Goods for Russia Burned- London July 17. 4.30 p m. Cbristiania: A great fire broke out at a Trondhjem warehouse, where goods from Britain for Russia were stored. The damage is estimated at 2| millions sterling. Incendiarism is suspected.
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    Irish Convention.
    35 5 London, July 17, 7.5 a.m. It is announced at Dublin that the Irish Convention meets at Trinity College on July 27. Mr. H. E. Duke presides pending tbe Convention's appointment of a Chairman.
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    Sir E. Carsan.
    24 5 London, July 17, 7.5 a m. The Times barns that St Edward Carson's appointment to the War Cabinet ia practically settled,
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    Berlin Politics.
    90 5 Cause of the Crisis. London, July 16,10.30 p.m Renter's Agency learna from Holland that the Garman political crisis eliminated after Hollweg proposed the constitution of a body consisting of members of the hVichstag which should act as an intermediary between the Reichstag and the government. Eavaria agreed. Anuria
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    New Chancellor at Conference.
    206 5 London, July 17, 7.35 a.m. Amsterdam Dr. Miehaelis was present yosterday at a conference of Hindenburg, Lndendorff and representatives of the Centre, Progressives and Socialists. It is pointed out the peace formula of the Reichstag parties cabled yesterday was adopted before the change of Chancellorship was
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    A Refusal.
    33 5 London, July 17, 7.35 a.m. Zurich The N*U9 Zaricher Z itung's Berlin correspondent says th«- Kaiser first offered the Chancel1 rship to tha Bivirian Premier H->rtiirg who declined for personal reasons.
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    Equal Rights.
    62 5 London, July 17, 8.30 a.m. Amsterdam A Vienna wire says the Preinur ad Iressing the Constitution Committee promised that the problem of giving equal rights to all Austrian nationalities will be solved by constitutional methods.He said tbiswill deprive ourtnemkb of pretext for interfering in the domestic affairs of
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    More Comments.
    104 5 London, July 17. 2.0 p.m. Bethmann Hollweg's resignation is generally regretted in Austria, where he was regarded as a panGerman success The of Vienna states that it was solely owing to the con viction that Bethmann Hollweg was ready for peace that the agita-t-on of tho German annexationists
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    Mesopotamia.
    118 5 Letters to the Times." London, July 17, 6.20 a.m. In a reply. Mr. Claud Hamilton says that the Attorney General's letter to the Times cannot withdraw any misrepresentations" in his criticisms upon the procedure of the Mesopotamia Commission. Lord Midleton and Lord Beresford, in letters to the Times, deprecate
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    New Appointment.
    42 5 Lmdon, July 17. 7.25 a.m. The Daiiy News says that Mr. Lloyd George is not now nnfavonr able to the selection of the Rt. Hon. Mr Edwin S. Montagu as a successor to Mr. Austen Chamberlain in tbe India Qfißce.
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    Legal Intelligence.
    77 5 POLICE COURTS. German Cigars. Foo Ah Ftn, who wig charged before M»-. kfndie y sterday by the Monopolies Department with having in h'n p -»h rl OO b MM 1 a British steamer ia p- <•. qaentltj <>f dutiable tohacoo I 600 G cigais, plead 1 gull J
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    Perak Water Right.
    193 5 Monday morning saw tue coin mencemcnt of the ti ial s ag<s in Ipoh at leas*, of th° loni? stindit'?, mnch discusrf<-u lVrak \S it r Rights Case, in which M« <s*rs Allan an Cnylenberg and Da* id Graham claim $1,341.971 from the Govern ment of Perak
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    Bank Agents' Case.
    208 5 Poona, Jane 28.—Mr. P rcii 1, Bossions Judge, «l»-liv. ri Ijulg D I to-day on the nnsnitn mm In ling <> the Jury in tha l> toil B v kit Company case. En tblsoaae which had been bafori th Con n 23rd February, tr.B. B livarj kar
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    Interesting Ceremony.
    216 5 Japanese Tribute to Fallen Officer. On June II > «er ic rt of a pee lisrl> interes'ii M i let "as I at S. Bams has ("v s. I* eige Japea on the oeea«i -i >f dedte*tie« a Haas aria! Brave to Lteot.-G fjahhrof), lite Military attache to
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    Big Soerabaya Blaze.
    136 5 Soerabaya, .July 10.—Yesterday eveuiug, a benzine tank containing 10,000 litre* eeaght fi >. 'J>e ftaßaea ascended sky b gb and gaae Ua« pression as though halt S»e ahava wete on fire. Th contents of the tank were destroyed and the raiU-*, line over which the expreas hm
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    Sporting.
    133 5 Lawn Tennis. S. C C Tour nam eat 8 very intereating play was 1- ovl c I by yesterday's events, I b it c!ii led tbe final of the A cl MSI Imbl. s. I» Ml '8 Handicap Singles Clms B.— 8 uridlnel: A C Potts beat Pash o—■>,
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    Football.
    406 5 Singapore League. 1 tgue match was played on h R c.nation Club ground last ev ,.i g between the S.C.C. and the X v .1 Wirtless, and proved a capital The score was one all at .i' time, the ttarns being well h»*d. 1 i t ie second half
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    Siam and Britain.
    213 5 dm of war wc 1 bear llttlr eti' mi g affairs in tho Kingdom ii. Wo are tlal to obst rxe, Fore, iroin a recent mail, that Kin G .p.; ".despite Ul mmy preions, seized th" opportunity of g M Nov Year's D»y to setd the t
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    113 5 The members of the American no i'y at Hongkong ctdehra'.rd Independence Day by joining to 1 for M tiffin at the Hongkong 1 oai July 4th. Suggestions were Ie that ttie B-itish and Americans ahuuld co-operate in tbe ceM>ratioa>, r>u', :i- the American Cousul General remwrked. the Americans considered ti;ii
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    W. India Turf Club Lottery.
    474 5 Fit si Day's Results. Bombay, Jaly 4 IV* following t no era have drawn Bfiaes iad at i:> 1.525. Numb. :—*****5, 1G6518, -7«, 123, 1942, *****, !48 92, *****, *****, *****8 1729, *****9, *****5, 9 7 1 *****, 21 ill 2, *****7, *****, *****, HUIO,
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    The Mongolia's Mails.
    143 5 Charges of Theft. n agist rat c to- d»y two tn iaahins i eh rged with the Ui ft of i« il R from tbe MongaJia, out i ing c ii< an i\> atal oidera The I. were wbed ap ar, Datober*s id ul ahex< tba scoaaed
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    Bombs at Shanghai.
    117 5 homlv*upDosedU hurled from a ii".' r aar, c lied agsinst adwelling »v 86 Babbling Wellßjadon tha aig t oi Jen -9. and caused considerable damage t> the walte of tha place wi'hout ir ju'ing aujone. 1 s prt iv tea are oeeeaded by one Hwang 1). g
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    Correspondence.
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    484 5 [Wa ĕ» not mtetmariIf tndorm tkt opinion* »xprt»$0d bp nrrnptmdmt».] War Prices. To ihe Editor of ths Malaya Tribunt. Sir, —I observed a notice in yonr issue of the 13th inst on the subject of milk prices, by a correspondent signing himself "Kee Chabo," and I am convinced that he
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    Melting Down Coins.
    344 5 To the Editor of the Malaya Trfbun*. Sir, —I shall feel it a great favour you could let the general pabiic ;now the action t ken by the Straits Jovernment re the nae of sovereign >welleriei», ticals buttons and the ueasures taken by the G »vernment »f
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    French Consular News.
    171 5 (By courtesy of the Fiench Consulate) Paris, July 16, 6 25 p.m. The French 3 per «ent bonds are at francs 60.60 and the 5 per eent at 88.50. The French Nationsl Flte was marked by many manifestations of patriotism in Franeoand sympathy and confidence in Allied
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    The New Antiseptic.
    125 5 How fivine, the new antiseptic which may revolutionise healit g, was discovered was described by Sir John Bland.Sutton at the Middlesex Hospital. It was, he said the ideal anti«eptie. Dr. C Browning, of the Research Department of the hospital, baa tfeen making reseat chea into antiseptics, and
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      204 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Harmston's Circus Location -BEAM ROAD. Matinee, To-day at 4 p.m. Doors Open it I. Commence at 4. Children Half Price at Matinees only To-night! To-night!! Our New Programme. MEW ARTISTES MEW ACTS. Next Matinee, SATURDAY, JULY 21. Popular Prices of Admission. M Bii.SU Seats 15 Second Chain S1.ll
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    858 6 Prices Quoted io the Market this M rniag Singapore. Jolt is. Meesn Lyall and Eratt, Exchange and Share Broken, issue the following l,n „f quotations: Rubber Shares. Nosa. Value. Haven. Mien. I/- ±U»g** 1/6 2,10 2 Anglo J»v» t3 6/II- Anglo-Malay 10/- 12/ 1 AyerKuning 80/- S7/6
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 6 Singapore, July is On LonJon Bankim/,. 2/4| Demand 2/4 Private 3 m/i. 2/i 13/16 >n IndU— Bank T. T. On Hongkong— Bank d/d Ufa pr#iD On Shanghai—Bank d/ i. On Java— Bank T. T 134 On Japan— Bank d/J. 109 Sovereigns—bsyiug rate f India O'oil Bills jut Ma |ij
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    British in Mesopotamia
    944 6 Justice for the Tribes. Tbe history of tbe Mesopotamia campaign has a double aspect. Side by side with the tale of conquest by arms runs tbe story of victories no le»s renowned, the peace of Great Britain invading in the track of her armies, landa to which
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    Press Influence.
    687 6 Its Effect oo Wor. An interesting speech was made by General Sir William Robertson (Chief of the General Star!) at a dinner given by the Newspaper Press Fund. Lord Northcliffe presided. Sir William Robertson emphasised how much the officers of the high command need the constant support of
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    The Edmunds Murder.
    125 6 At the continuation of the preliminary enquiry in the Second Magistrate's Court, Ipoh, on Friday, into the circumstances attendant on the d?ath of Mr. John Edmunds, who was murdered in Lahat Road, Ipoh, on the night of June 2, Chief J Detectire Inspector Cullen informed the Migistrato
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    Trade in Malaya.
    620 6 Advice to British Manufacturers. So soon as they are free to deveJop trade with other portions of the Empire. Britiah manufacturers shonld direct their attention to the opportnnitiea offered in British Malaya. Two branches of trade, cooking ntensi's and hardware and cutlery, were largely in the hands
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    Straits Produce.
    240 6 Singapore, Jnly 18 7Yu.—Bee Local and General column. Copra* —Weak. Business dote. Tapioca. —Weak. Busineas done. Sago Flour- Do. Euainees done. Gambier.— J No Busineas. Pepper- —Steady. No Business. Other Products.—Market Quiet. Latest Leal Nark* totttict) Nutmegs 110 S. per picul $36.00 Nutmega 80 8. 46.00 Copra Bali
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    58 6 The announcement that H.M. the King has been pleased to appoint Lady May a Lady of Grace nf the Order of the Hospital of St. John of Jeraaalem in England will be received with the liveliest satisfaction, for. by general conset.t, Lady May is the moat popular lady in the
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      373 6 No More Headaches Headaches, intermittent M m. sharp shooting spasms, cr Jrilr dull actus over the eye*, at tl fc5 of the head, at the ha3e of &< 1 or in the temple*, qvickly si to the soothing influence of Umb LITTLE'S ORIENT!L Ul% Every minute you Miffci headache is
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    Japanese Warship Damaged.
    454 7 Fight i) tbe Mediierr v MUk Tokyo, Juno 15. In discnssing th* disaster tint befell the. Japanese destroy -'t B kkakl in the Mediterranean, On dttl 14 last, a stafT officer in be nay} department is quoted by tb- laahi as sajing lb it tbe deftroj r
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    Army Equipment.
    1045 7 BuO'.s Buttons, ai d Belts. Arising <u f of th* f»<:t th:i' the Uritish Army floes BAI W9 r p,p' stared belt* in ear.thee, 1 bold small thanksgiving serrie doilj There are quite enough other hui_to keep clean. Except tor those fortunate b in.in rifl■ regiments, eherc bLck
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    F.M.S. Mining.
    279 7 Question i of Leglshuln. V special meeting of n 09. M, S. Chamber of Mines wt. held it Ipoh iM Sunday to consid- i the Hon. Mr, P>vne Qallw \'s and t Go* rnm< ;ii'g Silis aa to the Mining Knaotuient, the Gov ui'nt'a letter raaprdlng amen Imenti
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    The Civil Guard.
    86 7 Ht dcs for J'j y. Friday, Jaly 180, Pared** at Pearti v Rill and Teaj i g P «ar, 5.1< pin II aday.J ilj SS. P n.v|i i Road Pi li Statl i and Tar»j >n* Pa. r a F ida>, J 2». J'a b ci' rlt
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    52 7 As the untitled n oion of 1 leaOj if the lone o (.'..urt h II >h -Co I toil 1 Legal V nca'i 11, i MB Gi 1 a Ponatoa*, 1 nier Teui X p aa I 1 1 <■■ drta i. w. and 1 h.ti; Si X rllddli 'I
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      520 7 NOTICES ""Mil HOLIDAY. It is hereby notified that the Exchange Banks will be closed on Saturday, 21st July Hari Kaya Puasa (MOH WIMtDAN FESTIVAL.) 20 7 147 NOTICE. Tho Government is prepared to consider offers' for ETpurchaee of the land and loadings known* the Old «Tgggj etSchool, and of the
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      472 7 WANTED WAN TED A Ma ay Clerk. Apply enclosing copies of testfcajieaaala to Box 295, care of M,l y a Tubur c. 13 6 n WASTED AN OFFER. For 30 or more assortments of second-hand heading types (to be sold v.ith or without type case.) For particulars Apply to Box
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      608 7 BANKS CHABTSBED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paii Hjj Capita in 60 000 S:\ares of £&> each £1,20*3,00 deserve Fvud f 1 .9./o,o<f rUs#Tt LisKlity of Proprietors HANKEP* The LLni of Kngland. The Londo; OKj aud Muliand Bank, Ltd.. ThCounty aod Westminster Bank,
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      159 7 Trai i Se vice. Singapore (Tank -Road- Daily. Th 10, r > do train from Joho-e Bah re to G Dial and the 6 45 a.m. train from 'J ratal to Johore Bahra have c tmmence I running from the3rd M«y. The former train connate w'rh the 9 a.oi train,
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      8 7 ;.«o. 4.3, SHORT STREET, W 15 A > 1
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      412 7 THE ORIENTAL! Life Assurance Co., Ltd. BbT BLIBHKD 1874. lllttWBMBB) IU INDIA. FUNDS exceed $30,500,000.00 .Uisoi.rTE Security. tn:M»l.l 19) B $4,309,51 7 50 I To!:« Oat :o »n 1916 $2,490,418.50 H>—ofMHll 1916 $4,220,542 85 ;n Funds $1,813,081-83 j Total Hoiiciee in fort- 65,84 with Boot* auMiti m, $72,522,343 14. LOW
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      91 7 Singapore Vohniesr Jor s. Orders for the week eliding. Friday, July 20 To-Day. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.A. 4.30 p.'n. Balestier Range 8 R E v 5.15 prn Drill Hall Maxim Co. Th« Oap M.C.8. T.P. Fire Station 8 V.K., T.P.P. Drill Hill S.V R.& Veterans Co. TV-morrow. No Driliti
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      25 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE j Issned Daily.] Issued Oally.] SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. VoL iy.- -No. 168
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      Shanghai Freight Market.
      1087 1 tirciusue U Malm* Tribune.) Messrs Wheelock and Co., the leading ship and freight brokere at Shanghai, favour us with the fal owing advice under data June 21. There is very little to say nowadays about our Homeward Freight market to Europe the position being simply this:—that tha
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      Arrivals.
      31 1 Jaly 16 Produce, Norwegian Flero, Sarawak Emile, Dutoh Jaly 17. Sri Maar, British Anjoa, British Scott Harley, British Mat a Hat i, British Mr-ran. British Asdang, Siamese Kwang Lee, Chinese
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      Clearances.
      22 1 Jaly 14. Baa Whatt Hin, British Krian. British Persk, British Kaka, British Hai Nam, British Rnmphias, Dutch Mahidol, Siamese Dira, Norwegian
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        546 1 THERE IS NO Finer Medium for Shippers' Advertisement! THAN THK Shipping Gazette. Write for terms, 20c Collyer Quay, Singapore. P.&O.British India AND APCAR LINE (Companies Incorporated in Ksgiand.) MAIL A*D PASSEHCE3 SERVICES. Peninsular and Orienta 5 Sailings. (Under Contract with His Maje*ty'< Gxnernment.| For China. Japan, Penang. Ceylon, Aostralia, India,
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        295 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappi] "Nederland" AND Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland.) (Royal Dutch Mail Companies). REGULAR MAIL SERVICE Between Java, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Yokohama, Nagasaki and San Francisco and vice versa. For freight, passage and further particulars Apply to Internationale Crediet and Handelsverseniging Rotterdam" (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D'Almeida Street PHONE, 931.
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        270 1 Royal Packet Navigation Co. to HONGKONG AHOY Accommodation for 44 First Class Passengers. For particulars apply to the Agent. 26-6 COTTON AND FLAX Canvas PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION Telephone No. 1464 No. 496, North Bridge Road, Singapore. KoDlnftUjfte Paßetvaart Maatscbappij Bosal Paeftet Navigation Co., of Batavia. (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) 2—3, COLLYIR
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        516 1 To Advertisers: OUR Shipping Gazette f Circulates in every port throughout I ur jj MALAYA PENINSULAR. I Terms on Application. jj N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED TN JAPAN) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN LINE. A Mrviee U mainUined between Yokohana via ports t> Marsei.ies a-1 mall contract with
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