Malaya Tribune, 4 January 1918
1918-01-04
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Title Section27 1918-01-04 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. No. 3 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. Ch« IHalapa Cribunc. FRIDAY, JANUARY 427 words
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Advertisement345 1918-01-04 1 I P. Tay Guan Kiat 1 I 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. I FIREWOODi I j Supplier to tiis Sinpi n Municipality, j Phone Nos 1361, 1362 and I: at Private Besid nee .10. 1450. 87 Tank Road j no 1073. Snnyside. Eay ang I His 24. Tiiijona Katcng. j PRESTIGE345 words
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Advertisement502 1918-01-04 1 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand; I (R£ I isa-.ir-.ee effected on Knlldings, Hen* and Merchandise of eveiy MARINE Ins«raT:cei acc-p to a parts of lij wo .'ld at iowfsi raios WAI RISK accepted to all parts. J. HENHY Manager. Ofsce«: 2, Finla on Green. The502 words
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Advertisement88 1918-01-04 1 l THE I I Pot Stills OF i Great Britainj Have Been I Taken Over by Government, I NEVERTHELESS I 1 Buchanan's I i- 1 will be able to continue to supply their famous I blends and to maintain 1 the quality as before, I I s i being in88 words
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Advertisement310 1918-01-04 1 Tay Guan Kiat I 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. Government and Municipal Contractor. I Phone Nos. 1361, 1362 and at Private Residences No. 1450. 87 T3:Bead au. 1073, Sunnvside, Sahara No 1124, Tanjong Katong Estate Supplies I Acetic (99&98U Acid Veneer Chests j Momi Chests Latex Cups ETC. Mitsui SBussan diaisha,310 words
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Article26 1918-01-04 2 The following summary of the week's warring is issued bv th> i British L gation at Ban?k »k, bnt nuet not be considered official.26 words
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Article1846 1918-01-04 2 London,D .15 Mr. Lloyd George in London on December 14'.h said that there was no halfway house between victory and defeat. The grip of the Xa*y was having effect and tb<> ralour of the troops was making an impression that woald finally teli. Had Russia •een able1,846 words
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Article249 1918-01-04 2 Likely to Trade lader License- JiV* t th-> following from th? Manila "Cabl- Tb* provisions of the Enemy Tr ling Ac: are now occupying the attention of Insnlar Government ifficiais, an 1 although this morninr Alkm-y G-neral Paredeg filed a petition in the Court of First i249 words
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Article304 1918-01-04 2 is a M-lljnme i-r.l from wheal I au always pleased to have a line. His toneis uniformly cheerful, an 1 even in ti:n-# like these h~ finds much material for encouragement. N'atursl'y, h- 1 mtiim tr>>m th~ strictklj Aus:r»lun point ot view, an J among ••h*»r pv,in;s he304 words
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Article151 1918-01-04 2 j Johannesburg is riding on the lood-rkk of prosperity. No one com. pla;n» of the increase in the cost of tiring, becsuse wages in every trade were never higher, and tbey are like!v to improve much farther The old gambling fever is breaking out in new places Already151 words
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Advertisement367 1918-01-04 2 LISTEN! For Your Health's Sake. If have no appetite, if you pajo urine often, if yoa are re'need to skin and bone, if your e-es have rank into feir sockets, if your brain is wc-ik, and if you lot] an aching Miuattm all over, tbea take oar j word for367 words
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Advertisement882 1918-01-04 2 AUCTION SALES. Estate of Tan Teck Gnan, Deceased. AUCTION SALE Of Valuable Freehold Lands ani Brick-Built Houses situatei r the town of Malacca. To be sold by Public Auction At our Sale-room, No. 11, First Cross Street, Malacca. On Thnrsday, Jantury 10, 1918, at 11 a m. PARItCLLARb OF SaLE882 words
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Article301 1918-01-04 3 Singapore, January 4 7Y*.— See Local and General colnmn. Copra No Business. 1 apiocii— Steady. Bneineas done. Sago FUmr done Gambwr.-- No Bneiaew. Vo:^r .__Stead v. No BaaineßS. ••-•irkfit Quiet. j j ten Ual Market «J«otitioti. Nuimees HO a pot P»<>"l $40.00 NnUndgi W i 5 -00 Oopra301 words
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Article59 1918-01-04 3 Copra. Singapore. Jan. 3. There has been but small demand for this commodity since we last r rted, but a somewhat strorger undertone has prevailed and quotations are somewhat hiyher ihan those ruling last week. To day's values may be given as $6.90 for for finest snndried59 words
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Article226 1918-01-04 3 Singapore, January, 4 .>- Latham and Co., the A read*, advise the following quotaAlor Oaja)] $4.10 $4.25 Ayer Knniaaa 1.35 1.45 Moles 2.55 2.65 Ayer Penal 10.75 11.00 i dgownie 6.25 6.50 Jelotoftg 0.72£ 0.80 I Kattl 0.90 0.97^ KB 0.75 0.85 .it S r. 8.60 875226 words
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Article79 1918-01-04 3 "flpwia rf »npei»cribed l»ttfrs only. tAt all the sub-Post Offices up to 11a.m. Late Letters, etc., intended for despatch by the homeward packet should reach the General Post Office before 1 p.m. to-day. Late fee at General Post Office 5 cut* up to 12.45 p.m., after that hour 10 cents.79 words
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Article47 1918-01-04 3 Delivered lo London, Tho following ai o the dates ol departure from Singapore of the Enropean Mails and their delivery in London. Mail. Lbvt. DKLivcaar. Mail J. Oct. 24 Dec. 17 Mails A& B Nov. ISi 2 Dec. 17 Mail E Nov. 1C Dec. B47 words
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Article14 1918-01-04 3 Vessels in commnnication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station -None.14 words
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Article70 1918-01-04 3 Singapore, January 4 n London—■ Bank 4 m/a. 2/4 19/32 Demand 2/4 7/32 Private S m/a. 2/4 25/32 a IndiaBank T. T. 160 Da H mgkong— Bank d/d 30}% prem. I)n Shanghai— Bank d/d. 52* Ja JavaBank T. T 126 O J> pan Bank d/d. 10» ye eigna—baying rate70 words
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Article117 1918-01-04 3 "If yon think yon are beaten yon are If yon think yon dare not —yon don't; If yon like to win, bnt think you can't, It's almost certain you won't. If yon think yon'll lose —}ou'\e lost, For ont ot the world we find,117 words
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Article207 1918-01-04 3 Rangoon, Dec. G. —Telegrams of condolence ha 1 been received from all parts of India be relatives of the Hon'ble Mr. M. Cowasjee. As a mark of respect to his memory the Municipal offices were closed yesterday. The Hon'ble W. F. Rice Officiating Lieutenant-Gover-nor sent a207 words
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Article96 1918-01-04 3 The death rate per mille for th> week ending Dec 29 was 3495. Thtotal nnmber of deaths was 241, ot which 169 were males and 72 females. One European and 4 Eurasians died, alao I*6 Chineae, 2'J Malaya, 20 Indiana and one of other nation. Convnlaions caused 2296 words
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Advertisement410 1918-01-04 3 Train Services. Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. The mail trains from Singapore for the north leave Tank Road 6tation daily at 7.7 am and 7 pm, arriving at Knala Lumpur at 7.18 pm and 6.45 am respectively, Tbe through expres3 to Penang leaves Kuala Lumpur at 8 am daily, arriving at Penang410 words
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Advertisement639 1918-01-04 3 Wishing Our Patrons a Bright and Prosperous New Year. Tne c Pictures of Quality with World-Celebrated Stars Alhambra Alhambra is is the only the Theatre AT E wftiT*™ j Xt% CaJjes QQfIQQ Orchestra ..4tk.nrfiT The Hall for Music. The Pioneer and Premier House. The House of Quality. Tea etc. ana639 words
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Advertisement442 1918-01-04 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE Tanjong Pagar Road. Trams Pass the U r. To-night SECOND SHOW 9.15 SHARP To-nigbt! CTNE iIATOGRaPH '■CENE-S OF THE DISASTROUS TIENTSIN FLOOO. Metro Pictures Present FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN AND BEVERLY BAYNE in THE GREAT SECRET To-night Showing the 11th and 12th Chapters in 4 reels.442 words
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Miscellaneous182 1918-01-04 3 Mails Close. To-day. Batavia, Samarang Sourabaya Rumphius 2 pm Port Swettenham and Teluk Anson *Kinta 2.30 pm Hongkong an3 Aiuoy 2.30 pm Batu Pahat Mena 2.30 pm Pontianak Merkus 3 pm Malacca and Mnar LadyWeld 3 pm Sauibu, Kotmai, Sampit and Bandjermasin U.G. Daeudels 3 pm P. Nunlm 1 Bawean,182 words
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Article910 1918-01-04 4 It is an essential principle of Christianity tbat its charity tboold not be ■coot' penhd by f b blowing of tmmnett It is absolutely alien to the spin Christianity. Though notsospec 'lys'aterLMoham< b»nkm. Bud and Hin Imsu also inculcate rinciple that charity is not t. boasted about.910 words
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Article81 1918-01-04 4 The Cinemas. At the Palladium to night The Clean-Up" will be the chief item in a grand new programme. It is a Uluebird comedy creation. The Harima Hall announces a fine change -f pictures for The main attraction will b<* The Plow Woman," a 5-reeler starring Mary Mc Laren.81 words
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Article44 1918-01-04 4 We would remind our readers of the exhibition of French Official War Films (a most interesting series) at the Victoria Theatre tonight. The gross proceeds will be donated to the French War Relief Fund. Mr. Alec Ross is kindly lending his services.44 words
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Article61 1918-01-04 4 To-Day. French War films, Vie. Theatre, y.15 p.m. To morrow. Moon Last Quarter. Sunday. Epiphany. Special Day of Prayer. Monday. 5.30 p.m. W-ek of Prayer Servioe, V.M.C.A. Hall. Tuesday. 530 p.m., Week of Prayer Service, Wesley Church. Wednesday. 530 p.m Week of Prayer Sorvice, Presbyterian Church. Thnrsday.61 words
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Article84 1918-01-04 4 Mr.P A Anthony, M I C E, General Manager and Chief Engineer nf the F M S Railways, whom we congratulate heartily on bring honoured with theCompanio?'Bhit>uf the OMer of St Michael an.l St George, waa bom in 1873, and before coming to the F M S to take up84 words
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Article1058 1918-01-04 4 Collision Enquiry. before the coim ol enquiry, consisting, ot the Dis rict Judge, Mr. Hal h Scott (preßi hog). oos*nsttriet B. A. Oet»«r, r,x Capt. E. 11. Gibson a«d Capt. E. A. Shepherd (j4M) th* i'-quiry wis continue.! In tbe Court veeterlay afternoon irb« the iMlllfcfjjii i lietfW1,058 words
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Article563 1918-01-04 4 Tin here is at $121 ($5.25 down); no sellers. is quoted at 2/6 for crepe and for sheet. Dr. C. F. Niclio M ,aA with the B. E. F. in France. Mr. La Brooy, late of Singapore, is now Financial Assistant, P. W, D., Alor Star. Mr.563 words
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Article89 1918-01-04 4 Tin is quoted at £277.10.0 in London. Sago flonr (Sarawak) is quoted at 48/- in London. Black pepper is quoted at 1/2$ and white pepper at 1/8 in London. Tapioca fair flake is done at 5f (norn) on the London market. On the Liverpool market cotton, middling89 words
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Advertisement111 1918-01-04 4 ROBINSON Co. Baby Linen Department BABIES' AND CHILOB'TS lite Muslin Frocks IN LAIRGE VARIETY. LUBRICATING OILS Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), LTD, Incorporated in England. —i^S— itaiani— NBNBNNRS Sk MILKMAID Sweetened Condensed Milk per ease $18.00 Sterilised Natural Milk $11.25 Ideal Unsweetened Milk $12.50 m KTITUTEI SfW STOCKISTS: HIN WATT Co.111 words
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Advertisement333 1918-01-04 4 Send your orders early for the coming year to avoid disappointment to The Patent Shoe Co. No. 511 North Bridge Road, Singapore. FIBST-CLASS Cars f Hire DAY AND NIGHT 'Phone 1233 We have numerous enquiries for second-hand cars from our clients in the Straits and F.M.S. If you wish to333 words
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Advertisement43 1918-01-04 4 WATSON'S No. 10 Old Scotch Whisky. Jair s Watson 00., Ltd. D IDEE Pre of Scotland. Caldbeck, Macgregor AND Co. Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants. HUM KIAT C CO. 108 109, Market Street. JUST RECEIVED Dietz Reliable Hurricane Lamps PRICE REASONABLE.43 words
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Article40 1918-01-04 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. British Captures, REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Jan. 2, 5.20 p.m. During last year, the British captured 73.000 prisoners, 149 heavy guns, 382 field-guas, 648 trenchmortars, and 2,639 machine guns, on the wrstAm front.REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. - 40 words
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Article99 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan, 3, 12.25 a.m. Field Marshal Sir Dougles Haig Bays the euemy attempting a raid in the neighbourhood of Oppy was driven off before reaching our trenches. His artillery is more active in th neighbourhood of the Ypres-Comines canal. Oar aeroplanes on Tuesday drop ped two hundred99 words
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Article345 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 7.15 a in. Router's correspondent at Headquarterfc in Jerusalem, wiring on Dec 30, says: The record of the last few days of fighting, which drove the Tnrks helter skelter from im mensely strong positions, is a great achievement. The Tarks opened an offensive on345 words
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Article47 1918-01-04 5 Varied Activity. London, Jan, 2, 3.55 p.m. French communique Four enemy aeroplanes were brought down ami two others, seriously damaged, fell in our lines. London, Jan, 3, 12.25 a.m. A French communique says there is considerable artillery activity in the sectors of Beaumont and CauriereB wood.47 words
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Article48 1918-01-04 5 Artillery Work. London, Jan., 2, 6.25 p.m. Wireless Italian official: AngloItalian batteries exploded two munition depots at Fontigo, south of Conegliano. Oar fire dispersed ten vessels laden with troops at Intestadura, making an effort to cross the Piave, The enemy at night bombed Mestre, Treviso and £asLano.48 words
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Article36 1918-01-04 5 London. Jan. 3, 6.50 a.m. Rotterdam: Two hundred and thirty-five disabled British war prisoners from Germany have arrived. Three hundred and seventy civilians are expected to-day. All will proceed to England aboard Dutch steamers.36 words
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Article294 1918-01-04 5 New Arrangements. London, Jan. 3, 12.25 a.m. Washington It is officially announced that the American delegates to the Paris Conference reporting to their Government have emphasised the necessity for a constant and speedy despatch of American troops to the European battle-front, the speeding up of merchant shipbuilding and294 words
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Article148 1918-01-04 5 Preliminary Statement. London, Jan. 3, 5.50 a.m. The Labour party has issued a draft report outlining its policy after the war. Reconstruction will be considered at a party conference in June. It says that the new social order must be constructed and based not on individualist capitalist production148 words
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Article38 1918-01-04 5 British Report. London, Jan 2, 9.50 p.m. The Admiralty announces that the arrivals during the paat waek were 2,111 and sailings 2,074. Eighteen vessels over md three under 1,600 tons were sunk and eight were unsuccessfully attacked.38 words
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Article25 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 12.25 a.m The Italian official returns are: Sinkings,one over 1,500; one sailingship under 100 j two steamers un» successfully attacked.25 words
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Article24 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 6.50 a.m. The French returns are arrivals 736- departures 756; sinkings 9 above 1,600, none below; unsuccessfully attacked, two.24 words
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Article50 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 2.10 p.m. Sir Edward Morris, Premier of Newfoundland, has resigned in order to maintain political unity in war time and obviate the danger of revival of party issues, in view of the forthcoming general election. The war policy of the coalition I government is unchanged.50 words
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Article73 1918-01-04 5 Romania "Warned". London, Jan. 2, 7.0 p.m. Petrograd A Trotzky comma' nique states that several revolutionaries have been shot in Bessarabia. It adds that the Romanians gave a safe conduct to the revolutionary committee to Jasey, where they were arrested and tried and narrowly escaped shooting. Trotzky warns Rumania73 words
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Article80 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 2, 7.0 p.m. Petrograd The Bolshevik news agency announces that the Ukraine Rada is willing to agree to the Bolshevik demands not to take or facilitate military measures against the Bolsheviks, conditionally on money being sent to the Ukraine, and the Ukraine republic being officially80 words
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Article53 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 2, 9.55 p.m. Petrograd Correction Eremyeff, commander-in-chief, mentioned yesterday evening, is a noncommissioned officer of a Jaeger regiment and editor of The Army and Navy of Workmen's and Peasants' Government." Some 447 members of the Constituent Assembly have now been elected. They included 236 social revolutionaries,53 words
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Article70 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 4.0 a.m. A Petrograd telegram dated Jan. 2, aaya the Bolshevik news agency referring to the Brest- Litovsk proposals says articlea one and two as cabled on Dec. 30, were the German proposals to which the Hassian delegation refased to agree. The Russian delegation70 words
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Article123 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan 3, 4.0 a.m. Petrograd Revolutionaries were shot after Rumanian troops had occupied Leovo and other villages in Bessarabia. The Ukrainian Rada has handed over the Jassy Ugeni railway to the Rumanians. No supplies are being sent to th-< fourth army, whose Ukrainians have not recognised Tcherbatcheff123 words
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Article96 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan, 3, 7.0 a.m. Litvinoff, a prominent London Russian, associated with the Rnssian political exiles' society, holds a post on the Russian Government commission to London. Petrograd A message dated Jan. 1 says that the returned Russian delegates state that the Germans insist on retaining the Russian96 words
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Article329 1918-01-04 5 A Rupture Announced. London, Jan. 3, 11.55 a.m. Petrograd Trotzky, in addressing a meeting of the central committee of the Soviets, mordantly nnmasked what he described as the hypocritical peace proposals of Germany. He declares that his Government and the workers will never consent to such conditions as329 words
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Article345 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan, 3, 13.10 p.m. Trotzky's speech to tin Soviets is the first otlicial news reotivod in London that the n are ruptured. Even yet the terms to which Trotzky tak-s < xceplion are not disclosed but is apparently true that Germany adopts the attitude that Poland, Courland,345 words
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Article63 1918-01-04 5 London Jan. 9.53 p.m. Madrid The royal palace at Lagranja is aflame. Xo details are yet given. London, Jan. 3, ..o0 a.m. Madrid The palace f Lagranja has been destroyed. A number of houses adjoining are on fire. The water-pipea are frozen, and it is impossible to63 words
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Article47 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 4.0 a.m. Ottawa: The Lieut-Governor of Quebec has forwarded through the Governor General of Canada a message to the King expressing continued loyalty of the people of the province to the Crown and their determination to do their part in the war.47 words
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Article46 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 12.25 a.m. Washington The retirement of Sir Cecil Spring Rice is officially confirmed. There will be no change in British policy at Washington. The resignation of Sir C. Spring Rice was tendered during Mr. Balfour's visit in the spring-46 words
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Article26 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 7.0 a.m. Washington i An agreement has been reached to send a quantity of necessities to Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.26 words
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Article34 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 3, 6.50 a.m. A deputation of employees to Mr. Lloyd George demanded that employers' associations should be represented at the conferences of Labour and the Government on the subject of man-power.34 words
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Article703 1918-01-04 5 POLICE COURTS. Kidnapping, The preliminary enquiry into the charge of kidnapping one So Kwai Yong, a yonng Cantonese girl aged 14, brought akainst two Chinese, Yong Ah Kow and Tang Lai Heng, was concluded before Mr. Sugars in the Second Court yesterday afternoon, when his Worship committed both703 words
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Article51 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan. 2,10.40 p.m. Official The Air Council will be established on Jan. 30. It included Lord Rothermere aa preeident, Major-General Trenchard as chief of the air staff, Rear-Admiral Mark Kerr as deputy chief of the air staff, and Sir William Weir as director general of aircraft51 words
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Article21 1918-01-04 5 London, Jan 3, 6.50 a.m. The commandeering of the British Museum is being reconsidered in view of complaints.21 words
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Article23 1918-01-04 5 London. Jan. 3, 6.50 a.m. The Morning Post says that Mr. War<Ue has resigned the secretaryship of the Board of Trade.23 words
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Article1576 1918-01-04 5 Boy Scout Killed. Bangkok, Dec. 28. The average Siamese will b« trnh thankful when the present year has run its course. The lower half of the Menam plains has Buffeted from unprecedented floods within a few days of Chalerm part of Bangkok is burnt out, causing further1,576 words
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Article21 1918-01-04 5 There will be no drills dnring January 1918. Andrew Agnew. Officer Commanding, Civil Uuard. Singapore, 3rd January, 1918,21 words
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Article31 1918-01-04 5 The committee beg to acknowledge with grateful thanks the folio wi: f donations H E Sir Arthur Yourg 1200 L B Macphail Esq. $100 N.J. C. 50 $35031 words
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Article38 1918-01-04 5 The committee of the Tientsin Flood Relief Fund begs to acknowledge with grateful thanks the following generous donations Messrs. The Alhambra Cinematograph, Total Gross Receipts $6,813.10 N. J. C. 50.00 L. F. Pavne Esq., 10,0038 words
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Article38 1918-01-04 5 Swimming Club Launches Sunday Jan- 6 Johnston's Pier, *j, lo ar. l 11 a.m., 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow. 910 ad 10.30 a.m., 12.15, 3, p au High Tide 4.14 pm. Height 7 ft. 1 in.38 words
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Article50 1918-01-04 5 Saturday, Jan 5. 8 a.m. Yonr.g People'a Servioe. Pastor W. W Fletcher of I i lia will preside. 9 a.m. Sabba'h Sofa oL 10 am. Mai iv Bervic 2-15 p.m. Rakka B m <. 5 p.m. Bngliah Swi see. Sermon by Pas toe J. E Pi50 words
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Advertisement338 1918-01-04 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Victoria Theatre To-night at 9.15 p.m. FRENCH WAR RELIEF FOND (Under the auspices of the French Consul) OFFICIAL WAR FILMS The only authentic pictures taken by the Cinematographic Service of the FRENCH ARMY. NOTE:—The whole of the Gross Proceeds will be given to the above Fund. Prices $3,338 words
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Article732 1918-01-04 6 Kobber Shires. 1 m. Velar. Bu» r». tl- AUsgar t/3 2 9 2 Angiu Jar* 6 7.--1- Anglo-Mai »y 22'- 16,--1 Ayer Kuning ff 61.' 2/- Bat*c- Ma.uk 3.4 1 B*tu C*vf« «i, Jgu m 1 Batu Ti<a 70'- 80 J/- Bekoh I 4,0 1 1 Bakit732 words
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Article182 1918-01-04 6 Puont, Dec. 1. —D-r j Vswami, Mil.- j in 4or *m immm driver, was >eu:eLced by 'dr. Vachha City Magistrate r.< par a ,i;, e f j;, <5 or in defaalt two in irh B rJoipiimpnson nent r„- neaUy, tlv rurnumdown si\ i!iceoi>a s r aaidnitht or the182 words
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Article914 1918-01-04 6 Interesting Dissertation. I do not envy the people who have the gift of spirits. And by the gift of spirits" I mean toe faculty of seeing spirits. It must. I f a nc>. b? icconvenient. For aught I know to the contrary my grandmother, and grandfather, my914 words
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Article1826 1918-01-04 6 Advice to Anglo-Indians. The Hon. Mr J. E. Dubern delivered an address at the Community Hall, at the c )rn> r of Dalhousi* and Barr Streets, Biagrrra on the su jo:t of "Tie ProlA'tm of Anglo Indian X location." The nd iress one of series uf i:c:us arrst.gnd1,826 words
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Article104 1918-01-04 6 Messrs. Barlow Co's Report Singapore. Jan 3. The quantity cata ogaed for this week's auction wag abont 9t"5 There wua a good demai. i all ronnd show an improvement. Kibbed Smoked Tn» r wa-? good «-nqniry for pnc<-s parcels np to 1105 an aJvanc**, *2, and oil104 words
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Article142 1918-01-04 6 Tokyo. D-c 8 .—lt is r<- po rte 1 I that th*- Imperial f -iovernin<-nt Rij.. ways of Japan will incre-ase th* freight and pa*s-«n2-r ratal beginning April first, 1918. TL- r~-.-for i? gii I to '»<• tie a. VBDOwd coat of operation) ani eep— ciaily th*142 words
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Advertisement208 1918-01-04 6 There is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG ALE i X-fc I O SALE AT The Leading Hotels AND Principal Liquor Dealers. You've been waiting for Australian Sparkling Wines Hock Champagne j THbV HAVE JUST ARRIVED TO SHOW THE OLD YEAR OLT AND THE NEW YEAR IN. ;The Australian Asiatic Co.208 words
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Advertisement123 1918-01-04 6 THE Ofmmsrciai rubber CO., LTD, fjaooa porated in Singapore.) Property Auction. Jan o. Ar our 3a]o.roota at 1 30 p.m Mortgage*'s S«ie of freebolc land situate on* Gavlan k Road, area 5.500 -qnarp feet b-iaaj lots 3] a „d 3-2 and P»H of lo Noa. -JS to 30 of G»an:123 words
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Advertisement223 1918-01-04 6 tacarnis Offers New Hon New life to ali w ho are Weafc teinic/Ner^/^L'Nown. If ycu are Weak, «Wincarnis' offers you mm strength. If you are Anaemic, •Wincarnis' offers you new rich rea blood I/ you are Nervy," Wincarnis' offer? you new nerve force If jou are Run-down, 'Wincarnis* offers you223 words
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Article1175 1918-01-04 7 Dr. Woods Hutchinson's Tribute. A well-built, efoMbavetJ man, gave hia impressions of the British, French, an«l Italian fronts, which be has just visited. He, wa3 Dr. Woods Hn'chinßcr, the nepb«w of th« late Sir Jonathan Hntchin9on. He OMM to En rope with introductions from President Wilson, and1,175 words
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Article591 1918-01-04 7 For som« tiia* past reporte, more or 1* si \a«4Ue, hive in tho English IV hh as to the prt-a-Mice of a i;r*at epid mic of dys ntery in Germany. Statement* have been unde as to hundreds of cases and numerous deaths occurring in this or that591 words
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Advertisement625 1918-01-04 7 NOTICES The Bukit Katil Rubber Estates, Ltd. IlKflOtponted in the Etaiti Settlements). NOTICE is h< rtby given that Directors ba»e derlared an Interim Dividend 4 5 per cent free of War Tax for the year ending 30th April 1918 payable tc Shareholders on the Coma**?'* Register on the Bth Jaeuaryi625 words
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Advertisement329 1918-01-04 7 WANTED SITUATION VACANT For a young man who is proficient in English, and willing to learn journalism. Good prospects. Knowledge of shorthand a Qualification. Apply in writing, with copies of testimonials, to Box No. 222 c/o Malaya Tribune. 2012 v WANTED SITUATION As a Hospital Norse or Sick Nurse by329 words
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Advertisement635 1918-01-04 7 BANKS CHARTERS BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHIM. IMOOKPOIILARD sN ENGLAND BY ROYAL C'ARTBR. Paid op Oapi**l in 60,0v«0 Skarae of £20 each £1,200,000 Raaarva Fund IJMM KM '.a *rv« Liability of Pi... ri-jt^ni OJMMajQM BACKERS, fks Bank of Englar d, Tka London City and Midland Bank. Ltd., Tke London635 words
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Advertisement190 1918-01-04 7 Be Prepared to Fight. Nature is always fighting to k- cp us well. Under normal conditions the forces of health within our bodies keep the disease gtruis in subjection. They are not expelled entirely but they are kept harmless, j Some indiscretion in diet au i the digesticu is upset190 words
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Advertisement357 1918-01-04 7 the Malaya Tribune AND SHIPPING CAZETTE. (Evening Daily.) Phone No. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Per annum $14.00 Half-yearly 7.25 Per quarter 3-75 Per mensem 125 Single Copy 5 CtS. Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month. All communications relating to editorial matters and news should be addressed to The357 words
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Advertisement239 1918-01-04 7 THE ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exreed $30,500,000 00 A bsolcte Security. Income in 1916 -$4,309,517.50 I Total Out-go In 1916* $2490,418.51 Assurance effected In 1916 $4,230,542.85 Increase In Funds -$1,819,099.01 Total Policies in force 65,812 assuring, with Bonus editions, $72,522,343.14. LOW239 words
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Title Section25 1918-01-04 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAY A TRI3UME. issned Daily.] Vol V. NO S SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS.25 words
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1164 1918-01-04 1 It U already apparent that the forthcoming statement by Sir Eric G-*ddes oo tbe sabject of Admiralty organisation is to be made the occasion of a determined ani concerted attack on tbe personnel of tee Board of Admiralty and the Naval Staff,1,164 words
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Article61 1918-01-04 1 Information baa been r*oeired •h»t a red boor with black bends, presumably the buoy off Koala Pahang Bar which waa lost daring a g«!e aboat the night of the 17th December. 1917. waa seen in Latitude 1*26 North and Longitude December 31******. Mariners are warned accordingly. rs<i)61 words
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Advertisement448 1918-01-04 1 THERE IS NO Finer Medium for Shippers' Advertisements THAS the Shipping Gazette. Write for terms, 20c Collyer Quay, Singapore. MMB— <W VIM Ll P.*o. British India AND APCAR LINE MAIL fM SERVICES. .iait Oriental S. N. Co. The Comply* Ml HRI Ettt If MiIAT are at presen; suspended. The Company's448 words
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Advertisement218 1918-01-04 1 Stnmurt Maatscbappij "«edepland" AND Rotterdam Llogd" (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 farther particulars Apply to literoationale Crediet aid HailelsTcreuiiiij Bsttardai" (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D Almeida Street PSOME,218 words
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Advertisement153 1918-01-04 1 ROYAL PACKET Navigation Company of Batavia (KONINKLYKE PAKETVAABT HAATSCHAPPY) Speciil 5.000 ton* Tonrir S»tm«i FROM JAVA XO AUSTRAL/A smn-mMraa tke mv h ocriE«tioc «Hft the Fa» Saloon Suamen Melchior Treub AND Rumphius. frcai Singapore to BjIMJ ;£4O. 0 0 fc?i^ :t M 5 f-r>. Ntan ::<-:. m :e ruajnMl aft*153 words
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Advertisement374 1918-01-04 1 I To Advertisers: OUR Shipping Gazette CL--~r'*tn m rr-rj port lixr. sz: :lmaim mwuu. N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN" JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN LINE. A aarriat —taiirawi brt-wwec Yok.haasa na vrtt to Mvk-*- tad Lea—g aoertrvt with tie Imperial Japace»> r, ;Ttrr.= T_> N eatataiatn*374 words
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Miscellaneous124 1918-01-04 1 Singapore Tide Tables Friday, J»n. 4.—High water 2.38*31 8 fL 5 ina. 2.28 pin 8 ft. 2 in*. Saturday, Jan. 5.—Moon Last Qaart<?r 0ii 50m a. 3.14 am 8 ft. 4 int. 3.14 pm 7 ft. 7 ina. Sunday. Jin. 6. High water 3 55 am 8 fL 3 ina.124 words
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