Malaya Tribune, 21 December 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV, No. 300 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS Che IHalapa Cribune. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21.
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      267 1 ifaT&uanKiat! I f Phillip Street, Singapore. f iREWOOD| I supplier to the Singapore Municipality. y u l pwrtk«tan on application. Phone Nos. 1361, 1362 and rtuate Residences No. 145o. 87 Tank Road. i J 1 073, Sunnyslde, Gay tang M 1824. Tanjong Katong. j SUPERIOR ATTRACTIONS I It the "GAIETY"
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      498 1 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand. mi n uoei effaced on tfaililnga, Rent and Merchandise of e*e»y description lAHNE Insmrauces accep d to al pa<-ta oi trjd wo r ld at lowest ratei if AR RISE acoepted to all parts. J. HENRY Manager. O-fioes: 2, Wmm
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      54 1 BwimmmTTltlir T n niinTTi l iiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiirrn Ross's Famous Bottlingsj I TRADE MARK I Fresh Supplies Mon'hly. Pure Pilsener Guinness Pjl Bottled j|9 of any sjlfij tion. ik^^^J I British and best. Insist on being served with ROSS'S Nl Ross Brothers j LIMITED. I BOTTLERS I London and Leith. iiiiiiiii
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      306 1 j Tay Guan Kiat I -36, Phillip Street, Singapore. Government and Municipal Contractor. Phone Nos. 1361, 1362 and at Private Residences Ho. 1450. 87 Tank Beau No. 1073. Sunnyside. Bayians No 1824, Tamofly Katono. SULPHURIC 1 AND 9 m I Hydrochloric Acta. (f TRADE MARK Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED
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    Under German Rule.
    1294 2 System of Petty Tyrannies. In a supplement to "Practical Pacifism and its Adversaries," by Severin Nordentoft (publishers George Allan and TJnwin, Ltd,) 80mt) interesting information is given on the of Germany's in-thods of rnling over conqnered countries. In Berlin, a hair-drtsser may call himself "coiffeur", states the
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    Red Cross Work for the Wounded.
    282 2 The following an ma are gratefully acknowledged Already received $14,114 51 Mia Kasley (3rd) C months 30 m Thompson Hobinaon (4th) Dec and Jan 10 Mra Peterkin (7th) 5 Total received $14,159.51 i S pen t on material 113,667.20; Balance $492.31. A case of
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    Chinese Manager Charged.
    152 2 Mr. \.E. Coope, acting S -cond Magistrate, Ipoh, commenced a preliminary enquiry on Tuesday morning into a MM in which Aumr till recently manage of 'he Ipoh branch of Chop Teow id charged with criminal Drench of trust of about $3 000 days the T. O. M.
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    54 2 Untitle Col. Walton Untitle U 0 a Ud tho honour of recrmiJ D 0. at tho hands ct Hia at Buckingham Palace on "ct 01. As Captain Jei.nin-e, thia other was for a consider** le time A ijntant of the S.V.A., an 1 after wnds went wilh a mountain battery
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    German Spies.
    1265 2 How Britain Combats Them. The man in London to whom is intrusted the enforcement of the British espionage laws is Basil Thomson, the Assistant Commissioner of Police, gays the New York l imes. In ali the allied countries, no other official has to deal with so many German
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      296 2 LISTEN! For Your Health's Sake. Ii you have no appetite, if you pass urine often, if yon are reduced to skin and bone, if your c; es have sunk into t eir sockets, if your brain is weak, and if you fed an aching sen ation all over then take
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      704 2 FOR SALE FOB SALE. One Pope twin cylinder motor, bicycle and cygnet rear car for sale, 8 H.P. Apply 158 Selegie Road. A trial given. 911 n FOR SALE PRIVATELY. Three-storeyed private dwelling house, No. 9 Tong Watt Road, just thoroughly overhauled, area 2,795 square feet, leasehold for 999 years.
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    Obituary.
    472 3 sir William Herschel. We regret to at nouca the death of s i>v J? Herschel, which took place n 'tober 24 at his residence, the !,°,ory House, War field, Berks. < WiUiwu James Herschel added Ihe -cientific lustre attaching to his *L e by discovering the practical use impressions
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    Straits Produce.
    295 3 Singapore, Decern V r 2 r in See Local and General column. Darin rw done. „—ijceady. Business done. Sago Flour No Bu*in~n Gamtitf Kusinebß done. gf, —Steady. Business done. iher Product?.— Market Qniet. Latest Local Market Oaotatioas. Nutmegs 110 S. per pioul $40.00 Not u-gs 80 8. 45.00
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    Wireless Report.
    14 3 Vessels incommanic lion at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station -None.
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    Alleged Murdercus Attacks.
    176 3 Rangoon, Dec. 2.—Nandel and two other Gurkhas have been arrest ed in connection with a murder. Report comes from Naymyo of the murderous attack allaged to have been made by a Gurkha sepoy, Nandel, on another Gurkha named Cbandrabi at 1.30 a.m. on Thursday Cbandrabi and his
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    Klang D.P.A.
    527 3 Cost of Living. A general meeting of the Kiang D. P. A. was held at the Kiang Club on December 14th, when there were present Messrs. E. B. Prior (Chair, man), C. Hammond Smith, R. D. Greenhill, E. N. Oliver, R. N. Hendrie and C. A. Buxton, with
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    European Mails.
    70 3 Delivered la London. The following are the datei ol departure from Singapore of the European Mails and their delivery in London. MAIL. L.HFT. DaLIVBBID. Mail A Oct. I Nov. 1« Mail* B, Di F Oct. 6, 10, '6 >ov. S3 M M. (Mail U.) k 8.1. (Mill H.
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      265 3 Train Se, vices, 1 i Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. The mail trains from Singapore Cor the north leave Tank Road station daily at 7,7 am and 7 pm, arriving at Koala Lumpur at 7 18 pm and 6.45 am respectively, The through express to Penang leaves Kuala Lumpur at 8 am
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      461 3 AN ALL-FEATURE PROGRAMME J*^ immtnk AT THE is h t^y the Theatre 3 eg M BBH% A vMh an I where you y IB Jgj Mm exquisite tea ff.tt.BEn M f*. Q II Jgm^ I pictures, the BKS X IW S m\\\\m\W m M m creams, BEST Cakes, Coffee, jj
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      490 3 We Show Metros. Now We Show Metros r THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOU-E EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road. Trams Pats the Dnor. SECOND SHOW 9.15 SHARP Metro Pictures Corporation Present FRANCIS X BUSHMAN AND BEVERLY BAYNE in THE GREAT SECRET Eighteen Chapters of the Greatest Mystery. The Most Noble Romance. The Finest
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      324 3 Mails Close. To-day Batavia Samarang, and Sourabaya, taking mails for Port Darwin, Port Moresby, Australasia (except Western Australia) Rumphius 2 pm Penang.* Rangoon and Calcutta 2.30 pm t?" Port Swettenham, Penang, taking mails for Europe, etc. MAIL L 2 30 pm* Batu Pahat Aing Leong 2.30 pm Port Swettenham and
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    To-Day's Contents.
    137 4 Paw. T II 8 bat War Th-> Hgiuing Ftont* 5 Raid F tad Control 5 Allied War Aims 5 Snbm 1 ining 5 Toe Air Kaid M 5 GlNfißaL: Under Get mail Hole 2 German S 4 .n-B #> Red Cross VVork for the Wounded Manager Charged f
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    FOOD PROBLEMS.
    741 4 The Britiah Empire produced the bulk of the world's copra supply Germauy and the Scandinavian countries used to acquire the bulk of the world's supply to manufacture, margarine, soap and cattle fodder. According to Lord Rhcndda when addressing the London boroughs' food committee*, though there is at p-esent
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    S.V.C.
    8 4 wiU bn held until the 4th January
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    Local Trade.
    231 4 The Straits import and export returns for the quarier ending September 30 last have been issued Of notable increases In imports we have coffee from 6,426 pikuls to 17,309; rice from 3.525,997 to 4,250,343 pikuls; sugar 451,946 to 1,217,985 piknls pa-a rubber 246,114 to 368,938 pikuls cotton goods,
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    Tientsin Flood Relief.
    164 4 Refer nc* to onr iatefft advertisemenll will show that a grea 1 effort on behalf of the Tientsin Flood Relief Fond is being made by wellknown members of the local Chinese community, a fete in aid of. thig Fond having bnea organised for to-morrow and Sun.lay. on
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    Sporting.
    217 4 Football. A friendly game of football was played between the S.H B.s and Borneo Co's Staffs on 19th instant at the Keppel ground me former won by 3 goals to 1. A soccer match wili be played between the Mitsui Bissau Kakha toutball Team and the Bukit Bahru Football
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    Golf.
    34 4 The Ladies' Monthly Medal comC ab°fn at n he Lin 9 f C ono b ws :L DBC9mber MiasMcNair 49 4 45 winner Mrs Danoan 63 15 48 Mrs Halhfax 49 scr 49
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    Amusements.
    43 4 The Cinemas. f^if w nr h etyto ni§ht as^ floods V,eWB f the TientBi The Harima Hail change of pro--g amme to-night will incln !e "Six film 2v Gold Seal film, which aa its name i mp i ieB ■mUllof really thrilling.
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    Local and General.
    421 4 Tin here is at 9140 (Met. no sellers. V CU} d <>wn). L <> nf l on, Dec! L u7, quiet.— Rculer. er >• The Hop. Mr. ing Kuala Lim Q next month on transfer. The Penang VW Lorn r has exceeded $250,0J0 a otte, 7 supply
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    Food Reform.
    370 4 i? Tl f e T,? on of the local tood Reform Society sends us the following Menu. Cauliflower and Tomatoes. Walnut Cut Ms. Rice and Ch^ m m Friar's Omdett Recipes. CAULIFLOWER AND VOMATOffi I'ut on" oi tl mr into a saucepan with 1 oz. buffer and mix
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      131 4 ROBINSON Co. Christmas Bazaar NOW OPENED. I LUBRICATING j -^OILS FOR ALL PURPOSES I j STOCKS ALWAYS ON HAND For Particular* and Prices j APPLY TO I THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM Co. (S.S.), LTD. 1 INCORPORATED D I NGLAND) I St. Helen's Court, Singapore. B mmmmm9Mm *mMmumMwmmwm>:- r ;^j[:;P3 Bmutdi twill
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      479 4 ITO NIGHT~! AT THE rTO NIGHT I! CINEMA CASINO By the Sea Off Beach Road. The House of Merit, j A Comply Change of Pro^Pamme. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9 15 P.M. SHARP. i B MOSS Presents ]SSa,l at m ml cl 6 jt» i 5 Parts IROS C
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      99 4 faldbeck, Macgregor AND Co. Wise Spirit Merchants ESTABLISHED 1869. JUSt THE STUFF For Christinas Champagnes Sherries Port Wines Whiskies Liqueur Brandies Liqueurs Beer Havana Cigars. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. iiaMKliTTct 108 109, Market Street. JUST REIVED Dietz Reliable Hurricane tamps PRICE REASONABLE. Cemiweial Rubber CO., LTD. (Ii oorpor» tad m Singapore.)
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      45 4 Coming Eyents. To-Day. Moon First Quarter. St. Thomas. Homeward mail cIoshs. Chamber of Commerce, 12.45 p.m. To morrow. Olenealy meeting. Derrick's, noon. Tientsin R- lief Fete. Sunday. 4th San lay in Advent. Tientsin R <li- f Fete. Monday Lodge St. Ueorgy Regular, 9 p. m>
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    210 5 The Fighting Fronts. Eaemy Activity. RBUTEft-B SPECIAL SERVICE. OFFICI AL COMMUNIQUES. Lm lon, Dae. 20, 12 45 a.m. K«at»r'i) correspondent at Headq i i-rnrd siys tbtt deep an J frozm an iw is ran taring transport most JitHiaH, a i<l big operations have b-c o a!m >st impossible,
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    Aviation Work.
    138 5 London, D,ic 20, 12 50 a.m. Sir Douglas Haig states, concer* ning aviatiju Toe Australian air 8-jqilro;)4 ilul good work oa ilondiif. Two of lii i: pilots w-*re attacked by many aeouts and brought dowa one ani dispersed the remainder. Oar aeroplanes yesterday dropped 150 bombs on rail-stations
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    FRANCH.
    118 5 Gi*m n Cj jcentration. L 11 ).i, Doc. 19, 3.45 p.m. Pi-id: A semi official statement contrjn tav. i < t i-. 151 G jrmin divisions on th* western front. "The enemy continues to bring up reinforcements of youths and specialised detachments of artillery, aeroplanes, war material and supplies
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    Huns Repulsed.
    95 5 L >n Ion, Dec. 19, 6.5 p.m. French communique: The enemy &ft;i|pry bombarded at night time tile from line south of Juvincourt, an I Four de Paris. Our ?i"i3 etf-ctively replied. Repeated M-mptd to reach oar positions in nnr p iir j a -,vere repulsed. er.f-rny dropped fifty
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    ITALIAN.
    47 5 fierce Encounters. London, Dac. 19, 6.0 p.m. Julian otficial: After violent 0r ts to advance south from Col te e to -Moant Pertica the enemy J succeeded in gaining advaDk Mt Asolone. Nevertheless "y s prisoner a hundred. prevented an attempt l0cr <*iV tchia p iavi<
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    ENEMY REPORTS.
    37 5 further Claims. Loadon, Dec. 19, 4-25 p.m. Aag^u 88 G *rman official: The W-r garians stormed Monte took a(1 i oin ing positions and lfclian!° n r over two thousand. lae^a e <*atof Monte Solarolo
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    Representation.
    20 5 Dec. 20, 12.45 a.m. Nn ti? U Lords has Iwjf* second reading of the Nation of the People BUI.
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    Russia.
    127 5 Armistice Results. London, Deo. 20, 4.25 a> m. Renter's correspondent in Petrograd wiring on the 19th, sajs thai ir otzk J has signed an order releasing AustrcGerman prisoners of war m Borovitchv district in the Government of Novgorod from compulsory laboar, placing them on an equality with fr«e workmen
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    Vladivostock
    40 5 Lon Ion, D.c. 19, 5.35 p.m. In the Honae of Oornmons, at question time, Lod Robert Cecil stated that as far as the British Government is aware the report of a Japanese landing at VLlivostock w 13 wiihoat foundation.
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    Payment of Debts
    32 5 London, D :c. 19, 6 5pm. In Ho-, 3 >f Commons, Lord Robert C-*cii dtat« 1 that h<* had no official information that Rissia had repadiated her financial obligations.
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    The Ukrainean Question.
    88 5 London, Dao. 20, 3.25 a tn. Petrograd A meaaage dated Dec. 17 aays that the people's commissioners on behalf of the various Soviets have issued a statement recognising the right of the Ukraine republic to separate from Rassia, bat demanding that the Ukraine Rada or Parliament shall
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    Kaledin Victorious.
    113 5 London, Dac. 20, 3.25 a m. Renter's correspondent at Petrograd, wiring on Dec. 19, and the Evening Post correspondent at Rostoff wiring on DdO 17, say that the Don and Kaban Cossacks have finally occupied tbo «.own. The Maximalist infantry is joining the Cossacks, while th8 Red Guards
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    Petrograd's State of Siege.
    67 5 London, 20, 4 20 a.m. Rueter's correspondent at Pdtro wiring on Doc 19, says that Petrograd has been declared in a state of siege. All street meetings and gatherings are prohibited. Attempts to pilHge wine stores, shops, and private dwellings will be sappressed by machine-guns without
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    The Air Raid.
    46 5 R turn of Casualties. London, Dec. 19, 3.15 p.m. Official During the air raid there were ten killed and seventy injured in London and five injured elsewhere. The material damage was not serious. There were several fires, but no naval or military damage.
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    Irish Declaration.
    61 5 London, Dec. 19, 9.0 p.m. Chicago The Irish Fellowship Club, the largest Irish organisation in Chicago, has, adopted a declaration, which will be forwarded to Ireland after submission to all Irish organisations in America, stating that any Irishman seeking to emharass any Ally in its oonduct of the
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    Belgian Hero Released.
    23 5 London, Dec. 20, 12.45 a.m. Zurich: General Liman, defender of Liege, haa been released from Germany and ia due here.
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    Allied War Aims.
    215 5 Mr. Balfour's Statement. London, Dec. 19, 7.20 p.m. In th© Hou»o of Commons, reply, ing to speech-s b} Sir William Collina an<l Mr. Ponsonby demanding a olearer statement of the Allies' war aims, Mr. th*** the great a >•> h for which we w -e ur.aolfishly finhtin;
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    Further Pronouncements.
    432 5 London, '20, 6 25 a.m. Commander Wedgwood, who followed Mr. Balfoar, declared that America was the main support of the Allies, and onr terms must be bound by President Wilson's. The acceptance of these shonl I result in a closer union of our aims with those of the
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    Canadian Elections.
    133 5 London, Dec. 19, 3.25 p in. Ottawa Sir B Borden, in a states ment on the elections, says The people of Canada hive fully realised the splendidly fulfilled duty of the Union Government. There will be a majority of at least fifty, which the soldiers' vote may increase
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    Newspaper Issues.
    24 5 London, D_c 19, G.O p.m. There will be BO newspapers on Christmas Day. There will be no evening papera oa Bjxing Day,
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    Submarining.
    38 5 British Upon. London. Deo. 19, 6.35 p.m. Admiralty: The arrivals daring the week were 2,461, sailings 2,499 Fourteen vepselfl over an I tbre» under 1,600 tom w-resunk. Eleven w*>-« attacked. One h\: irq i dael was sunk.
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    Old Cruiser Sunk.
    54 5 London, Dec 19, 3.35 p.m. A French naval communique says The old cruiser Chateau R°p.a It, which has '■> aa utilised as a transport, was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine on the morning of Deo. 14. All aboard were saved except ten sailors who are
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    Interesting Diagrams.
    91 5 London, Dec 20, 12.50 a.m. Official: A diagram shows tho British, Allied, and neutral merchant tonnage losses, quarterly, from the beginning of 1916 to date. The quarterly losses progressively rose between the end of September 1916 and the end of Jnne 1917, whereafter they sharply declined, being now
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    French Figures.
    33 5 London, Dec. 20, 1.50 a.m The Fr Mich weekly ahipoing returns show 981 arrivals and <592 departures. One vessel under sixteen hundred tons waa sunk, and one was unsucc awfully attacked.
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    It 1,31 Returns.
    31 5 London, Dec 20, 8.15 a.m. The Italian shipping returns show arrivals 381 and s• iiings 331. The sinkings opera two "dlers over and one under one hundred tons.
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    Naval Bombing Work.
    61 5 London, Dec. 20, 12.30 p.m. The Admiralty states: Aircraft dropped large quantities of explosives on tho Brugeois* works at Bruges on Tues lay night. Th*re were direct hits, and a large fire was observed. They also bombed Vlisseghem aerodrome yesterday at noon, securing direct hits. They destroyed
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    N. London Explosion.
    24 5 London, Dec. 20, 12 4o a.m. Official An explosion wrecked a building in an explosive works northward of London. no fatalities.
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    Bombs on Venice.
    425 5 A Happy Hit. It is to be hoped that the Germans realise that if they do real harm to Venice in thoir latest pirate raid,they will be held strictly to account in the day of settlement. The Austrians have not hesitated to bomb the city from the
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    Food Control.
    91 5 Tea Prices. London. Dec. 19, 6.5 p.m. The Food Minister announces that from February 28 next the maximum prices of tea will be class A 2/4 per pound, class B 2/3 to 3/-, etrarej C 3/. to 3/4 (up to 3/X in Irei m l), clas-j D 3,
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    Meat Limitations.
    62 5 London, Dee, 20, 2.45 a.m. Lord Khondda is arranging to fix in January the maximum prices of various grades of home livestock. He imposes from the New Year a meatless day weekly, on which no cooked or uncooked meat may be sold. He proposes to limit the retail
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    Legal Intelligence.
    99 5 SUPREME COURT. Claim tor Damages. Judgment was delivered yesterday in the Supreme Court by the Chief Justice (Sir John Bucknill XC J in the claim brought by "dessrs H. Buksaoobboy, I; »mbay m.rcbantß, agains f Mr. M, A. Namarfe, as agent of the s.s. Asia Mam for damages
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    POLICE COURTS.
    547 5 Failure to Register. For failing to furnish the necessary part:culirs to the Chief Police Officer, in compliance wi'k the Aliens' Registration Ordinance, Mr. Marcus Zerner, jeweller of High Street, was brought up this morning before Mr. Ham, the Third Magistrate The D P P Mr. (A V Brown)
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    Licensing Justices.
    651 5 Yesterday's Deliberations. In the Senior Magistrate's Coir yesterday afternoon, the Hoard < Licensing Justices (consisir.g c Messrs W Langham Carter, Firs Magistrate, R J Addie, A Agnew W H Hennings, Tan Kheam Hock" Commander, B.A., Cator. R x, and Dr Glenrie) sit to consider aj>| i>ni for renewals,
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    The Singapore Lottery.
    94 5 TbH f. Mowing andy«ds of how he pri/. ?j wera distributed is of interest First priz go-s to Singapore •1150,000 Seeund Malacca $60,000 Third Indias3o 000, M A Priz s each of the value of $1,800 :—l6 Bin* ipcre, 11 Federated Malay Slates, 8 India, 6 Shanghai,
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    New Portugal.
    20 5 London, Dec. 20, 12.45 a.m. Paris: Great Britain, Fnnce, Italy and Belgiam have recognised the new Portuguese regime.
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    What Skeletons Show
    1065 5  -  Man and Anima's. (By Garrefi P. Service. I dv. r every visitor to Washingtou to spend a thoughtful in the hall of the skeletons in the Natural History Museum. In au analysis of the ed&catioual resources and in> fluencrs centered at the nation's c.ijpit 1 this remarkaMe
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    Health Recruiting Saloon.
    111 5 At the annual general n n ting of the Health Recruiting Saloon, Koala Lumpur, which was held on Sunday the 16th inst, the following w.-re elected office-bearers for the year 1918. President Mr. Tan lit Cheow, Vice-President Mr. Tan Pheng Siong, Hon. Secretary Lim K. Phok, Asst-Hon.
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      353 5 LA I EST ADVERTbhMENTS. Tientsin Flood Relief. In Aid of th? tbno A GRAND FETE will be nel I Under the Di tinguished Pa:ronagt ti H E. The Governor and tiis Lady in 3 H E Vice-admiral Tudor, C B H E Major-Oeneral nudity Bid out, CMS. The Hon Mr.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    808 6 P.ices QuiUd in the Market this M iaiftg SINGAPOBa, DKCEMBKB 21. Mown Lyal" aud Evatt, Exchange and Share Broken, issue the following list of quotations Rubber Shares. ium. fata* Boyrs. 8-"»r* 2/- A 13 1 9 t S Anglo Java 6/- Till- Anglo-Malay 12/- 16,--1 Aver Kuning
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    EXCHANGE.
    74 6 Singapore, December 21 n L jn— B*n> m<*. 2 4 19/32 U «74 7/32 Private 1 0 ■;> 2/4 13/1H Jn In Bank t. I. 160 On H A >v*- lank d/d 29/ c pv*Zi. On Shanghai— Banked. 52\ Oo Java— Bank T. T l£7 On J»pan— Bank d/d.
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    The Rubber Trade.
    118 6 At the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber AaaociatiofJ 326;h Auction on Dec. 19 and 20 there were offered for sale 13,781.69 pkls or 1,837,558 lbs. (i?ous *****). Prices Realizbd. Sm. Sheet Fine Ribbed $94 to $103 Good 70 92 Fine Plnin 71 15 Una n. Sheet Fine
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    Messrs. Barlow & Co's Report.
    181 6 Messrs. Barlow Co's Report. Singapore, Dec. 20, D iring the past week the market has manifested a decidedly firm tone with considerable bnjing capacity for standard grades at about the top prioai ruling at las; we ;k's auction. At this week's auction which concluded to-day, the market opened wih a
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    Messrs. Guthrie & Co's Report.
    259 6 Messrs. Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, D ie. 20. The weekly rubber auction openMi yesterday rather quietly at about last week's prices, but the later part of the day saw considerably increas d c >uipetitiun, there being several buyers in the mark >t for December shipment. The top price for Ribbed
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    Mortality Returns.
    97 6 The death rate per mille for the week ending D<*c 15 was 33.34. The total number of deaths was 230, of which 170 were males and 60 females. Four Europeans and 2 Eur-a-iana died, also 171 Chinese, 34 Malays, 18 Indians and one of other nation. Convnleions caused
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    152 6 In the Knala Lumpur Supreme Court on Monday,before Mr. Justice Inn»p, Chief Judicial Commissioner, Mr IG S. Rogers ti'oved for the uluiiss on to tbe local Bar of Mr. Sur.-j Moni Sbaam a, an Indian Barn's er-at-law, Enghnd. and solicitor >ft! c Supreme Court, Btrai a SettloUj4 ii s. His
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    Rubber Duty.
    1308 6 Government Correspondence. The incidence of the export duty on rubber was the subject of interesting discussion at a largely led meeting of the Central Perak P. A in Ipoh on Saturday, ani fresh light was thrown thereon by the reading of correspondence between the F M 3. Chamber
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    237 6 Singapore, December, 21. Mea j -s Latham and Co., tie A rcadK advtaa the following quota ti me r— AlorOajah $4.25 $4.35 AjerKnning» 1.25 1.35 Ayer V.oiek 2.55 2.05 Iyer Panai 10.75 11.00 Ha!i<ownio 6.25 6.50 Bakit Jeiotong 0.65 0.75 Bukit Katil 0.85 0.90 Bukit X B
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    Difficulty Over=rated.
    954 7 Study of Oriental Languages. contained 50,000 characters, of which a vast number are Strang* to the best educated Chines*', he would very nat orally feW discouraged. If, on the hand, he were told that the mastery of a few hundred characters would enable bim to read and enjoy
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    51 7 Orders for th« week ending Saturday, Deoember 22 To day. 5 pm Jardine's Htepa SVA DBF GL Specialists 515 Drill Hall NCOs (Signalling Section) H do SVC all Recruits «1o Eve Band 4 Buglers Tti-morru v>. 2.30 pm Balestier Range Casuals O. G. Wace Captain, a IJataat
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    23 7 Drills for December 1917. Friday, Dae. 21.—Parados Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar, 5.15 pm. A. Agxew, Oific. r Commanding, Civil Guard.
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      23 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dally.] Vol. IV. -No 300 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      Canal Loan.
      437 1 Developing Cargo Traffic. Peking, Nov. 21.—The Grand Canal loan agreement for which negotiation* had been going on in tbe paH two years, was signed yesterday afternoon between Mr. Hsiuog Hailing, Directorof the Conservancy, and Mr. Carey, President of Siems Carey Railway and Canal Company, who is also representing
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      Ship Ventilation.
      347 1 Two American naval officers who recently discussed the question of ship ventilation in an interesting joint paper, said that in the caae of a battleship, a gn at many ditlioaltiei had toba overcome. Owing t th* nnmerons balkhßtdl MM) ftOlli W I il partitions or decks, such a
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      Alma Charter Case.
      163 1 Shanghai, Nov. 30 :—Sir Havilland de Saustnarez, chief Judge, gave hia findings on the principal point raised in the $68,319 suit brought by Messrs Shun Lee and Co against Messrs P. Heath and Co. in connection with the chartering of the s.s. Alma. The issues considered ohiefly,
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      Singapore Tide Tables
      59 1 Friday December 21—Moon First Quarter lh 7m A. High water: —3.26 «m 8 ft. 4 ins. 3.16 pm 8 ft. 6 ins Saturday, Dec. 22. High water 4.17 am 8 ft. 3 ins. j 4.33 pm 8 ft. 1 in. Sunday, Dec. 23. High water:— s.l2*am 8
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