Malaya Tribune, 22 January 1918
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Title Section27 1918-01-22 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. No. 18 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. ClK Ittalapa Crlbune. TUESDAY. JANUARY 22.27 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement427 1918-01-22 1 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. firewood: I supplier tc th 3 Singapore Municipality, j Full particular* on application. •Phone Nos 1361, 1362, 1363 and i; rt private Residsnces No. 1450. 87 Tanß Road, s no 1073. Sunnyslde, Gaylang. jj No 1824. lanjong Katong. SPECIAL CHANGS OF PROGRAMME! "GAIETY" CINEMA IN THE427 words
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Advertisement266 1918-01-22 1 Straits Jiotel TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. The oniy Hotel under StraitsChinese management. Telegraphic Address PRANAKAN." K. TBUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 74 k 74-1 Bras Basah Road, Singapore (Phone No. 1245.) Begs to inform the public of the arrival of two Assistants, Dl. K. MONMMA AND DR. H. OHNISHI Japanese Dental Surgeons. Extraction266 words
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Advertisement88 1918-01-22 1 THE j Pot Stills I j Great Britain j j Have Been Taken Over by Government, NEVERTHELESS Buchanan's I will be able to continue j to supply their famous blends and to maintain I the quality as before, I being in the unique I position of having the 1 588 words
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Advertisement285 1918-01-22 1 gsasaag I I 1 Tay Guan Kiatj 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. Government and Municipal Contractor. 'Phone Nos. 1361, 1362, 1363 and at Private Residences No. 1450. 87 Tank Roai No. 1073, Sunnuslde, Baulang No 1824, Tanjong Katong. SULPHURIC Hydrochloric Acid. W TRADE MARK.^, Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. j (INCORPORATED IN285 words
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Article796 1918-01-22 2 Being Worked Again. Zurich, Switzerland, Nov. 15. Crce sub' famous lead mines at Btlia (MaJen), in Asia Minor, frOfD which he is reputed to have drawn Lis fabulously enormous wealth, are working again. A Swiss engin°er engaged there has sant home a remarkably interesting account of tliOse famous796 words
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Article97 1918-01-22 2 A large and representative Cninese. gathering, with a sprinkling of Europeans and others, was present at the mirrug», which took place in Ipoh on Friday, of Miss L-e Koon Lan, only daughter of Mr. L-je Ah W*m§ t Hale Street, Ipoh, and Dr. Teh Lean Swe*, nephew of Mr. Chea97 words
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Article255 1918-01-22 2 Newspapers Staffs. Mr Nielii in the House of Commons last month asked tbe Minister of National Service what is the present petition with reference to the calling up of men engaged on the staff of newspapers, whether editorial or management 5 and whether the Array Council Instruction of 19th255 words
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Article17 1918-01-22 2 Mrs. Strugnell, Head Nurse of the Penang Municipality, leaves for India shortly for eye treatment. S. E.17 words
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Article114 1918-01-22 2 A meeting of planters and others inter* sted in th" production of foodstuffs was h-W in the Court Hons-, Hulterworth, on Friday, presided over by Mr G. Stothard. There were also pn-s-nt Mr G A Hereford, St-nior Disrict Officer, P W, the District Officers, Hutterworth and Niboog lebal, and the114 words
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Advertisement283 1918-01-22 2 Do You Love Your Hair THEN TRY A PHIAL OF MANI OIL TO-DAY. This, oil while beautifying and increasing the growth of tbe hair, prevents its falling off, restores it to its natural colour, makes it silky, pliant, lustrous, glossy, and keeps the brain cool and refreshed j no other283 words
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Advertisement197 1918-01-22 2 One Quality Only The Best MICHELIN TTREs Stockists CHIN HUAT HIN OIL TRADING COMPANY (SeatTPeckJSeabl&.'Co.) 246. So«th Bridal Road Tel. 437. 23 10TU.F. Bin Dr. J.B's BloodTt^c A remarkable preparation of Indian herbs, at once effective in all liver complaints. It is a valuable tonic for creating appetite, purifymj the197 words
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Article236 1918-01-22 3 (Singapore, Tuesday, Jan. 22.) ns and Co., the A.cadfa. following quotations «4.15 14.30 TTnaixus 1.35 1.50 T o!ek 2.65 2.75 v..r3 U.00 11.50 6.40 6.60 i jtloio'j i 0.87^ Kail J 105 Bukit K B 0.80 0.90 8 90 9 20 n" n !W 2.25 2.40 Y;236 words
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Article292 1918-01-22 3 Singapore, January, 22. fin.—See Local and General column. Copra- Ba8ine88 done. .;noc'i. —Stealy. Buainees done. Scgo Flour• —Business done. (tambier. —Business done. P —Steady. Business done. Other Product»*—"-Market Qni-d. Loal Market OscUtiou. Natmega 110 S. per pioal $40.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 43.00 Copra Bali 7.70 Copra Gorong Talo292 words
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Article61 1918-01-22 3 Delivered In London. Tbe following are ihe date; of departure from Singapore of the European Mails and .heir delivery in London. Mail. lbft. Prlitssbp. Mail J. Oct. 24 Dec. 17 Mails A B Nov. 1 Si 1 Dec. 17 Mail E Not. 16 Doc. 22 Mails F J61 words
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Article559 1918-01-22 3 Pootung Godowo Gutted, Says the China Press One of the biggest and most spectacular fires for me time was that which swept through and destroyed the Carlo wit z godown at Pootung said to be a Tls. 250,000 blaze, on Christmas afternoon. Four smaller outbreaks occurred during559 words
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Article14 1918-01-22 3 Vessels in communication at nooi with the local Commercial Wireleer* Station None.14 words
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Advertisement412 1918-01-22 3 Train Services, Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. The mail traina from Singapore for the north leave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 am and 7 pm, arriving at Koala Lampnr at 7 18 pm and 6.45 am respectively, The through express to Penang leaves Knala Lumpnr at 8 am daily, arriving at412 words
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Advertisement547 1918-01-22 3 A Sumptuous Five-Part Dramatic Film I The Alhambra B Alhambra Is AT THE I il A L H A M B R A H! I 7he HaU for Mus c The Piofleer and Premier House The HouSe of Quality C < etc. g I and the BEST beach road. served547 words
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Advertisement360 1918-01-22 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tfujong ?agai Road. Trams Pass the Door. To-night SECOND SHOW 9.15 SHARP To-night! 4 T&s Crimson Stain Mystery 4 Ep. 3. The Broken Spell. Ep. Mysterious Dissppeai ance f* The TiT»a-i3 99 Thrilling 3 part Q'rl Detective Drama. FIRST SHOW 7.30 SHARP Metro Corporation360 words
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Miscellaneous224 1918-01-22 3 Mails Close. To-day. Port Dickson and Port Swettenham 'Calypso 2.30 pm Pulau Batam Pulau Bulang Hock Lim 3 pm P. Sambu, Singkawang, Pamangkat and Sambas Singkara 3 pm Kerimon 3 .Ma wa and Mnar Ladv Weld 3 pm Pulau Soegi Violante 3 pm Pontianak Khoen Foeng 3 pa Pulau Galang224 words
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Article1169 1918-01-22 4 Whi!« the Empire is at war it still finds time to make preparations for the various economic problems thit will arise when there id peace. British Malaya will not be preci pitate wore it to follow the example set by Great Britain and her Dominions of Canal i1,169 words
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Article342 1918-01-22 4 There have recently been published, in periodicals and in book form, collections of eoigs made np by our fighting men and snng to the tunes of various popular ditties. In some cises they are but thiniy disguised parodies A feature of most of these songs is that342 words
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155 1918-01-22 4 At th° annual jj neral meeting of tha above C-nmb-r held o a Friday at the Chin se Town Hali, the following gentlemen were elected officebearer? for the year 1918 President Mr Qaah Bang Kee; Vice President Mr Che Wur Lok H morary Treasurer Mr155 words
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Article91 1918-01-22 4 Tin is quoted at £291.15.0 in London. Sago flmr (Sarawak) is quoted at 48/- in London. Black p«ppor is qnoted 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, middling91 words
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Article420 1918-01-22 4 Tin here is at $130 .y it] 9 r 200 tone sold. l i The annn meting of th *j pore Sporting Clab will i onJm. 31, at 5 15 change. The total rainfall for 1917, as recorded on Rubber Estate, Sarawak inches. This jaatbeau is l*-ss420 words
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Article186 1918-01-22 4 Do women work better for i woman than for a man Tbh >da burning problem daaenaae 1 ia temporary, to whom thank- are due for having shed the cold white light of publicity on wh it ia a pm I question of the dty. The war has made186 words
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Article83 1918-01-22 4 Pagks. Ths Qua at War Th,» Fighting Fronta 5 Russia o Austria Restless 3 In Australia Dardanelles Fight 5 Havas News 5 Labour an I War General Croesus' Exemption Looal Share Market «f Mail Notioea Straita Produce Shanghai's X'mas Fire Education Improvements "Tommy's" War Songs 4 Local and83 words
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Advertisement118 1918-01-22 4 ROBINSON Co. Bang Linen Department EWES' ANHHILDFI lite Muslin Frocks IN LARGE VARIETY. LUBRICATIMG OILS! Asiatic Petroleum Go. (S.S.), LTD. INCORPORATED LN ENGLAND. J Sweetened Condensed Milk per cast $19 00 j Sterilised Natnrai Milk m si 1.25 j Meal Unsweetened Milk $12.50 I PUBE METHYLATED SPIRITSTOCKISTSz j HIM WA118 words
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Advertisement333 1918-01-22 4 GUAR HIT HO., LIMITED. (twm on»ted in tbe Straits Settlement) Head Office: 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. ESTABLISHED 1917 Ship-chandlers, Hardware Dealers, Government and Municipal Contractors, General Importers and Exporters, Estate, Bice and Saw Mill Suppliers and Commission Agents. Tel. Address: GUANKIAT. Codes used A.8.C., sth Edition, and A 1 Office333 words
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Advertisement118 1918-01-22 4 Just Received FRESH SHIPMENT OF BARBEL BEER. For particulars and prices apply to Caidbeck, Macgregar AND Co. •JUST ARRIVED NX w SHIPMENT Off Scientifically prepared Indian VERMICELLI (EiepLaitt Brand) 35 cts. I lb. Packet. S 1» Anenti for S.S. <fc F.M.S. Naina Mohamed Sons., 19. Raffles Plact, SINGAPORE. 6', Tons118 words
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Miscellaneous44 1918-01-22 4 Day By Day. To-Daj. Rent Board, 2 15 p.m. Fantaatica at the Alhambra (Special farewell performance). To-marrow. Lodge 8t. George Regular, 9 p.m. Friday. Conversion of St. P*nl. Saturday. Halifax Fond Fete, 2 to 11 p,m. Sunday. Sunday. Thuipueioi (Hin In Festival.) Full Moon.44 words
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Article97 1918-01-22 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. Good Ul-Roa-d Work. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Jan. 20, 11.40 p.m. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig givs: We repulsed a raid south-east of Graiucourt. We raided eastward of Uargicourt taking prisoners. There id hostile artillery fire at Ypres, Neuve Chapelle and Lena. AtrialREUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. - 97 words
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Article21 1918-01-22 5 British Batteries. London, Jan 20, 5.20 p.m. Italian oflnial The Eritish bat-teri->e cause i a big fire south of S^rnaglia.21 words
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Article146 1918-01-22 5 Turkish Warships Suffer London, Jin. 20.J10 5 p.m. The Admiralty says that the Ooebaa and BresUu and destroyers wer» 1 iu action with British forces »t entrance to th« Dardanelles on San lay morning. The Breslan was sunk bat the Ooeben escaped bat hilt)bj b *ache I, b146 words
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Article105 1918-01-22 5 Edgiaeers Hold Meeting. London, Jan. 21, 3.20 a.m. A mating of two thousand at Woolwich arsenal aatae 1 a resolution demanding that th-G nvrnment negotiate with the oth-r belligerents on a basis of Belfdeterrnination of all nations and no annexations or indemnitee. Should such action demonstrate that105 words
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Article76 1918-01-22 5 Spanish Announcement- London, Jan. 20, 5.40 p.m. Madrid: A official statement denies the allegation of tne Cologn" Giz >tte that Spanish officers 8-rving on Britiah hospital ships in th- M- literranean stated that these vess-U transported healthy troops. Th- statement adds "All informa■«l "f the Spanish Government joatifiei76 words
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Article34 1918-01-22 5 Lon lou, Jan. 20, 12.50 p.m. The express from St Pancraa collided with a landslide fifteen miles from Carlisle yesterday afternoon. Two carriages were smashed, three persons being killed and 20 Injured.34 words
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Article27 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan 20, 6.55 p.m. Tokio: It ia B tated that Japan awj contracted to sell to China four millions sterling worth of armaments.27 words
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Article35 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan. 20, 5.50 p.m. "he iLign» The newspaper Les Ilea states that the Belgian province oj Limbnrg is filled with T S TUQ troa P d who arrived last week.35 words
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Article89 1918-01-22 5 Stormy Meeting, London, Jan 20, 1.55 p.m. Petrograd The Bolshevik decree dissolving the Constitutent Assembly was followed by a stormy sitting at which Tseretelli, probably the most popular social revolutionary leader, arraigned the Bolshevik usurpation, insisting that the supreme rights of the Rassian people devolve on the Constituent Assembly.89 words
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Article51 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan. 20, 4.30 p.m. Petrograd: It is reported that both British and Japanese cruisers have arrived at Vladivostock. The Petrograd Japanese embassy denies that Japanese have hnded at Vladivostock and declares that Japan does not entertain the least intention to intervene in the internal affairs of51 words
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Article51 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan. 20. 5.50 p.m. Petrograd Allied and neutral diplomats were not invited to the opening the Constituent Assembly and no Cadet member appeared. The all-Russian Railway men's Congress by 273 to 261 passed a resolution in favour of the formation of a government responsible to the Constituent51 words
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Article36 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan. 20, 7.5 p.m. Petrograd The Constituent Assembly was dissolved by sailors at four in the morning. Many have been killed or wounded at Moscow owing to tha Rad-Gaards firing on pro-constituent demonstrators.36 words
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Article121 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan. 21, 3.25 a.m. As expected, the Bolsheviks made short work of the Constitutent Assembly when they found themselves hoplessly outvoted. The Government took every step to overawe its opponents. Field guns flanked the entrance and machineguns were much in evidence, whilst tiring in the streets punctuated121 words
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Article56 1918-01-22 5 Various Matters. London. Jan. 20, 3.5 p.m Melbourne: The Age states that Mr Hughes may become High Commissioner in London, and Mr Fisher is possibly going to Washington as the Commonwealth's first representative there. Sydney The State Cabinet has decided to hold a conference on Tuesday to consider56 words
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Article23 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan 21, 3.20 a.m. Fire broke out on the trainingship Warspite at Greenhithe. The lads were landed safely.23 words
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Article81 1918-01-22 5 Chinese in France. Paris, Jan.2o, 11,15 p.m. The newspaper Information devotes to Chinese labour in France a leader of whioh we retain the following: "Of all foreign labour employed in France that of the Chinamen has proved most satisfactory. All their employers'statements agree in that respect. Chinamen fare81 words
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Article40 1918-01-22 5 The marriage was solemnised on Saturday morning, at the Church of the Assumption, Penang, between Miss Freda Aeria, daughter of Mr Fred Aeria, Financial Assistant, Police Department, and Mr, George Charles McGuire. A reception was held at the Parish Hall.40 words
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Article47 1918-01-22 5 Mtiuitioneers on Strike. London, Jan. 20, p.m. Zurich telegram* state that munition workers in Vienna and many provincial towns in Austria have struck ostensibly owing to a reduction in the Anatmn flour raM<>n, but the ?<» <-lso said to have a pro-p«ac i and iti-German character.47 words
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Article136 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan. 20, 11.50 p.m. Amsterdam The Vorwaerta states that five maaa meetings at Vienna unanimously passed a resolution that Labour demands with passionate resoluteness a general peace, protesting against the systematic misinterpretation of the entire bourgeois Press of recent apeechea of Mr. Lloyd George and President Wilson.136 words
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Article47 1918-01-22 5 London, Jan. 21, 4.55 a.m. Amstermdam: The Lokalanzeiger reports growing strikes in Austria and big demonstrations in Vienna. Crowds are blocking the traffic The Libonr organ ArbeiteeZeitung appeals to the food-workers and railwaymen not to strike because they will only add to the distress.47 words
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Article291 1918-01-22 5 From Petrograd, just before the storm Recent researches have disclosed the devilish sensuality of the monk Rasputia, who helped to pnll the throne down. He corrupted many virtuous women by cunning appeals to their religions sense. The monster took as a text the j >y there is in Paradise291 words
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Article164 1918-01-22 5 Shortly before 8 a.m. on January 1, the dead body of Sergeant L Hope, R. E., stationed at Monkey Point, Rangoon, was found hanging with a rope round his neck from the door of his bungalow by one of his comrades, who notified the station hospital, and164 words
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Article56 1918-01-22 5 There recently passed through Singapore a Siamese Military Mis. Bion, en route for the western front. The Mission comprised Major General Phya Bhijai Janriddb,Lieut. Col. Prince Chatramongol, Lieut. Col. Phra Song Suradij. Capt. Sai Punnabunn and Lieut Mian Hohitasreni. Th*se officers vhrited Government House and H E the General Officer56 words
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Article4122 1918-01-22 5 Important Discussions. At a meeting of the Legislative Council hell yesterday afternoon there were present H E the Governor, Sir Arthur Young, Q C M O; H E the General Oftis-T Commanding the troops, Major Gen D H Ridout, CMG; Tuo Hon th Col Sec, Mr F B4,122 words
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Article61 1918-01-22 5 Fantastics' Farewell To-night The Fantastics will give th< if farewell to-night at the Alhambra Last night they give a special evening to the soldiers at Tanglin where they met with a rousing welcome. To-right's programme promises to he particalarly humorous aod attractive, including as it does many new items61 words
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Article65 1918-01-22 5 At the Harima Hall to-night episodes 15 and 16 of The Gray Ghost" (dealing with 4 The Duel" and''Out of the PaBt") will be the featurea of a change of programme. The Gaiety will b« screening The Two Sergeanta," a 6-part Pasquali film, in the first show to.65 words
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Article310 1918-01-22 5 Some Tips from Egypt. We in Malaya are already accustomed to official parsimony in regard to paper in some directions, with lavish diaregarl in others, bnt the official in Egypt who is introducing the thin end of the wedge to oust the envelope from its proper fnnotions310 words
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Article74 1918-01-22 5 Hankow spent a very quite Christmas. The w athet was bright, but a trifle on the too cold side. Numbers of the residents went away for the holidays to the hills or after the wily pheasant. The services in the Churches were well attended, and recreation grounds saw the usual74 words
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Article181 1918-01-22 5 No Passport. For attempting to leave the C\/: -ny without a passport, Abdulrali van, a Malabari. ws this morn, ing in the Third Court fined $'5 or in default 14 days' rigoroub imprisonment. Smuggled Opium Before Mr. Langha.i-Carter in the District Court this morning Tan Ab Boey, a181 words
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Article209 1918-01-22 5 Early this morning the premises of the Fairfitld Girls' 3chool were broken into, and although nothing was stolen, one man was arrested coming out ot the building. Entry had been ma la evidently through a window, which was found forced open. Another attempt at housebreaking, in which209 words
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Article319 1918-01-22 5 R'.ply ing to the toast of his health at a civic luncheon given by him to some r 'o guests, following his election to the Chief Magistracy of the Borough on 9th Nov., Count Oswald Holmes, editor of The Pontefract aud Castleford Advertiser, to a nmark of319 words
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Article101 1918-01-22 5 Messrs Paterson Simons Co. Singapore, Jan. 17. There were about 842 tons offered for sale at the auction held on Wednesday and Thn>*Biay, January 16thand 17th, of which about 469 tons were sold. Fine Smoked Sheet sold for $96 with an occasional lot at $97, a drop101 words
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Article41 1918-01-22 5 The Hon. Treasurer begs to acknowledge with grateful thanki, the following contributions to tha above fund Already acknowledged $7,823 Mrs. G A Goodman 100 Mr. Tan Cheng Siong 100 F H Simpson 50 Wong Kut Sun 20 $8,09341 words
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Advertisement430 1918-01-22 5 LA I EST ADVERTISEMENTS. Ban Aik Company, Limited (In Liquidation). NOTICE ia hereby given that pursuant to Section 220 of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE 1915" a GENERAL MEETING of the Memb-rs of the above-named Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, No. 58 Market 3treet, Singapore, on430 words
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Article257 1918-01-22 6 The results of the third day's racing (Saturday) were as follow;— Scurry Plate Highgate (Redfearn) had a walkover. Visitors' Purse (R C.) Floraiora 7,6 (Billett) 1 Black Prince 9 4 (Southall) 2 Royal Plume 8 7 (MoncriefT) and On La La 9.12 (Parsons) dead beat. Won by a257 words
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Article71 1918-01-22 6 biaaaptire, Junumry tS. Cn otdao— ilank* 2/4 9/16 Uernand 2/4 3/16 Private 3 m... 2/4 11/16 Oa lalta— a»k S. I*. 158 On Ha ifkoag lan'-, u/1 27|% prem. On 8 mi.g.'ill— ■tees d'd 53^ torn* Tm j 126 Oi J%i t« E %nk ii/ii. 107$ So 'Sio saying71 words
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Article29 1918-01-22 6 Kampong Kamuntlng Tin Output for the first fortnight of January 1918. Both Dredges Honrs Ran 579 Cubic Yards treated 73,000 Total Piools 466.87 Realised on sale U4,656!3329 words
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Article872 1918-01-22 6 Robber Lands Restriction. In the debate in the Federal Council last Thursday on the Rubber Lands Restriction (Amendment) Bill the following statement of action taken and the results of the aotion, was made The Rubber Lands (Restriction) Eiactinent, 1917, Amendment Bill was resumed in the committee stage. H872 words
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Article824 1918-01-22 6 Prices Quoted in the Market this MeraiagSINQAPORB, JANUABT 22. Mmsrn Lyaii and E vatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, isiiue the following list of quotation!: Knbber Shares. Va'-i Buy?r». "«r.ier». il- X '2 3 3,9 i 1 6/- 71--1- an?--tFr l n »2/- ift/--1 Ayer Kursing 40'- 60,II-824 words
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Article68 1918-01-22 6 The Kuolu Lumpur Fire Brigade was called out jast at mi lnight on Friday night to a fire on the premises of Messrs Keat Hin Leon* and Co., 48 Klyne Street, a store containing cigars, cigarettes, general hardware, oils, patent medicines etc. The names were confined more or less to68 words
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Advertisement323 1918-01-22 6 There is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG ALE OX SALE AT The Leading Hotels AND Principal Liquor Dealers. New Shipments constantly arriving Arnott's Biscuits The Famous Milk Arrowroot (Invalid and Baby Food) Butter Cream, Mario, Cabin, Lawn Tennis Soda Adora Cream Wafers, Creamy Chocolate Currant Luncheon, Thin Captain, Plain Wafers323 words
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Advertisement248 1918-01-22 6 Batavia "Our Dar Lottery FOR THE Red Cross Society Permitted by tho Da::h Q > m on September gjj 1 40,000 tickets, total fl. 50,000 fl. 50 000 for Our Day let One Diam ami 0 •''rd E»r-ri: 4th Wm ihj, ">th Lady.-bag ttuddc diamunds and tmm t!th Diamond rinif248 words
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Article2072 1918-01-22 7 Vision at Nofth Salford. The result of the North Salford Election, where a Labour candidate romped in against an' eligible Coalition Government candidate cf the customary type, has revealed '> Westminister the ofs<>. LI akneo* of Hoth the Liberal and the Conservativ« Parties with regard to Industrial Reconstruction,2,072 words
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Advertisement426 1918-01-22 7 NOTICES BANK HOLIDAY. v i s hereby notified that the Exchange Banks will be closed on Saturday, January 26, TAIPUSUM (Hindu Festival 19 1 25 1 Agricultural Implements. Required for Military purposes, ne w or second-hand-Six ring roller clod crushers. Seven horse rakes. Two climax chaff cutters. Two Bamfords grinding426 words
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Advertisement461 1918-01-22 7 WANTED WANTED AT ONCE. A clerk who can translate ordinary short business letters int i Malay. Should be a neat penman. Apply in writing, stating previous experience, to Box 101, c/o Malaya Tribune WANTED AT ONCE. A PIANIST for a small Touring Company. Must be proficient and able to read461 words
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Advertisement644 1918-01-22 7 BANKS QHABTE2ED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA raoowoaATro n iso&jun) BY ROYAL MASTER. Paid up Capital in 60,0:<3 chares of £20 sack £1,200,00»; Reserve Fund 1,900,00* Peser*-* Liability of Props*}* tuts 41,201,000 BANKERS. The Bank of England, The London City and Midland Rank, Ltd., The London County and Westminster644 words
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Advertisement86 1918-01-22 7 the dainty little WZ 111 J\Ju X IXL O laxative granules put an end to all constipation troubles. They are smooth and gentle in action, do not gripe or purge, contain no harmful or habit forming drags and are an idea! laxative for use in the Tropics. Sold by a'l86 words
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Advertisement279 1918-01-22 7 THE ORIENTAL Government Security life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exceed $30,500,000.00 Absolute Security. »Income In 1916 $4,309,517.50 Total Out-go In 1116- $2490,411.51 1 J Assurance effected In 1916 $4,230,542.85 Increase In Funds $1,819,099.01 Total Policies in force 63,842 assuring, with Bonos aditions, $72,522,348.14. LOW Apply279 words
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Title Section25 1918-01-22 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. a Issued Daily.] VoL V. -No. 18 SLXGAPOBE, TUESDAY, JAXUABY 22. 1919. PRICE S CENTS,25 words
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Article939 1918-01-22 1 The Submarine Cruiser. (By Hector C. Btwater.) Aa Sir Erie mention-d in his r»c-nt speech, th- Admiralty baa* IrfniMithM that Germany now c mt.-ri: -s_ g r T z e I**»Ml boar a*ed sis-, spe-i ani x>w r. Wh-n the firs'; r ws af dbraa isttnidabk i-iti939 words
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Advertisement473 1918-01-22 1 Si KIAT I Co., Ltd. j Hlil r :E v »v uiw Established «917. snip ca*odi«v Hard*»re Dealers. Gorerament tad ■mi ip*i Contactors. General ImiiUii *ad fcjportCTv Est*:.?. Biae and S»* mmi CoankiA A; TeLAddres.: GCAXKIAT. OManjaJC sti Eiiuo* ud A 1. oiiot-rtMe »o. lai:. aa d 13a Prime Ffaooe473 words
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Advertisement221 1918-01-22 1 Stitnnart Maatscbappij "Medeplaod" 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 farther particalars Apply io Internationale Crediet aid Handelsvereeoiging M Rotterdam (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D*Almeida Street 'PHONE,221 words
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Advertisement22 1918-01-22 1 WATCH FOB Metro Films THEY ARE REAL EYE-OPENERS. The Far Eastern Film Service Sole Diatrii at .f S.S., F.M.S.. Suun. lido-Cbi:* cfaiaa.22 words
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Miscellaneous57 1918-01-22 1 Singapore Tide Tables. Jan. 22 H:gh water 5 17 am 8 ft. 5 ins. 7.2*3 pm 7 ft. 3 ire. W-Jn-s 'ay, Jin. 23 M .on M-,x Dec. -h a—-6.24 an: 8 ft 6 ir.f; 8.50 pm 7 ft. o ins. ihnralav, Jan. 2-4. High water 7 35 *m 857 words
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