Malaya Tribune, 8 July 1918

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. 9•* I EVENING DAILY. VoL V. No 159 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JULY, 8.
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      408 1 !Tay Guan Kiat I Managing birtc':, GUAN KJAT 4 CW, Ltd. T 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. FIRtTwO OD supplier to the Government and Singapore Municipality ALSO TO Hotels, Steam-launches, etc Phone Nos. 1361, 1362 and 1363. Residences: 87, Tank Hal. So. M'Cj gj Sunnyside. Gaylang. No. 1«'73. M "Gaiety" Cinema
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      244 1 a Straits 4 Jiqte! TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. The only Hotel under StraitsChinese management. Telegraphic Address PRANAKAN." JUST UNPACKED NEW SHIPMENT OF Collins Famous Pocket Classics and Modern Fiction. ALSO Manila Envelopes for Office Use. The Continental Stamp Co. D. HIGH STREET. A QOOD PHOTOGRAPH MEANS Your Very Likeness, Style and
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      95 1 j THE j jPot Stills OF I Great Britain I I i Haye Been Taken Oyer by Government, I NEVERTHELESS I j Buchanan's ■■—■——■—■■■—HB——BJB—I—■BBBBJB— mmm 1 will be able to continue I 7 to supply their famous blends and to maintain i I the quality as before, I I being
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      387 1 fFI REWOOD j Tbe i-ec s-it in hau- bold c-in he hal ft m 9 i ay Guan Kiai 9 Ti supplier to the ticsrswSMßMßi fj anl ngap re Municipali*'. aUo I Hotels .lid Meam launches, etc. If hone Nos. 1361, 1362 and 1363. RIBII) S I C aa: 17,
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    Rubber Output.
    336 2 Joae .r;p Rftarns Dnff DeTdeaptffcot, 8 1,061 Chan Sze One and Ca Sees Baadai 22,630 Iba. Total for 3 months 89,000 lbs. Evatt and Co- Secretaries Char.kat Serdang, 14, v lbs Total lot 5 months 67.56 dry rotber. 27,135 lbs Total for 6 BMJOUm 149,791 lU. dry :u
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    French Consular News.
    165 2 'Bi c urtesy of tkĕ F Consulate.) Paris. Jnly 2. r:; the west of Chateau Thbrry in c> r j ii o-ion with th* An ■■ncir.*. an cap n 1 the vilhe** oi sr. i Iba >:*ighbonrir>g h i«fbt. a u-.r kin '■<>. 0 pflaomjsjL The Britiffc
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    Boy Scouts' Association.
    45 2 Orler- r ending Jnly 13: Mondsy, .Inly 7. Bind Pi c ic-\ M »y Volanteer Club, 5.15j>.m. Ta«eday July 8. —Signalling 1 I V.M.C.A. B IS |).ui. Pi 1 Jay, July 12.— Clasp, V.M.C.A. 5.15 p.m. Frank C. Bank CotPH i»1 T,
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      299 2 Alas [TUj Life?" It is a question oft-:, tr forth th» >ny» ils who are lonj suffering from stuoborn c M jj ties =>■:; sesaseaaaaallj srho are quite depressed aad dtjecte l oy ii»-ei b taking oitter of medicines. Hpe for life is bejond th e ir horizon. Life is
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      286 2 CHOP P!A KIN Diamond Merchants and Jew* Hers No 522 Nortli Brid.e Road. Singapore. ALWAYS IN STOCK Artistic Chine.-c M I European Jewellery of van.us descriptions and of the latest fashion. Emerald?. ii apph:re<. Rubies, Opals and other precious stonesLose Diamond- and BriHiants of t.'ie tirst wu>r <*nd ot various
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      497 2 I Palmolive Soap. Palmolive Soap is the proper soap with which to thoroughly purify and cleanse the skin. Ir is the perfect complexion soap that fulfils even I demand and at the same time is particularly adapted for use on delicate Mid I troublesome skins. Palmolive Soap is delightfully scented.
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    Local Share Market.
    268 3 Singapore. Jaly, 8. Messrs latbam Co., the Arcade, advise the following quotaions:— AlorGajah 12.75 *3 00 AyerKaningk 0.90 1.10 Ayer Mole* LBO 2.00 AjerPauu 7.10 7.25 BalgowniM 4.50 500 Bnkit Jeloioiv G. 45 0.55 Bnkit Kstd 0.7 0.77^ Bnk.t X B 0.70 080 Coangkat .rr t,» 550
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    Straits Produce.
    289 3 Singapore, July 8. Tin* Sos Local and General column. Copra. No business. Tapioca. —Weak. No business. Sago 1 r.— No bas>' Gcnbter. —Businpa* done. Ferprr- —Steady. No bnsiuees. py ,v,/. yrk't <j|uiet. i'- Ms:let Ovotitioitt. Ratu egs liO S. p«r pioui 150.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 55.00 Oopn BaH
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      299 3 From To Night Until Monday, July 8 Marlborough Theatre The Hall for Comfcrt, Good Music and Good Pictures BEACH ROAD. A Programme that will Bear Favourable Comparison with any other Now in Vogue. In the Second Show at 9.1S p.m. A Picture Unique in Story, Interest and Entertaining Powers. A
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      155 3 Ache and Pain Insurance. Ytu insure }our house against fire, \ou insure your life— why not insure yourself against ache? and pains Little's Oriental Balm an Ache and tVin li.sursnce, for those who keep it handy can have INSTANT relief from Backache, Headache, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains and EVERY pain, small
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      641 3 I 1 FROM TO-NIGHT UNTIL MO DAY. JULY 8 17™" E The I Alhambra is A Programme that well Maintains the Standard is the only E the Theatre theatre where yon AT THE with an '3: ALHAMBRA ss: and the BEST Tea, etc. I accommo- for Music. The Pioneer and
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      453 3 I AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE EMPIRE TuLjong ir-tgai A <oad. Trams Pass the Door. To-night! SECOND SHOW 9.30 p. ra To-night! The London Independent Film Co, Present A Daughter of France A Thrilling Serial Episode with Realistic Scenes of Warfare. Exclusive to this Theatre. The Gray Ghost Serial with
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    GERMAN DEVILRY.
    869 4 Through the conrt.py of the Colonial S cretary we have been favoured with I copy of the Parliamentary paper dealing with the death of Able 6 nan J. P. Genower, a prisoner of wsr at Brandenburg Camp. A deplete 1 staff prevents us from publishing the paper in
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    Military Service Bill.
    41 4 We nnd a rst •nd on lb>> lest intbority that at the uext meeting of the. Legislative Con noil, on Monday the 15th instant, thi Military Service Bill will be pit through all Its stages aud become law.
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    The Civil Service.
    145 4 Promotions announced in .hCivil Service are: Mr F A 8 Mc Clelland, Class 111 F M S service, to Class II S S service (from D->c 13, 1917) Mr H C Eckhardt, Class IV F M S service, to Class 111 S S service (from Nov 9,
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    14 4 Mr P T Alien, Protector of Chinese, Singapore is on a visit to Penang.
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    Amusements.
    155 4 The Cinemas. The Empire will be screening tc-nipht in the second house, A Daughter of France, a war topio picture, further episodes resp> ctively of the Gray Ghost and the Grip of Evil, with new Nestor and Joker comedi'-s. The earlier show ~dll see episodes of tbe Mystery of
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    School Boy's Visions.
    235 4 The Battle of the Figures I saw Arithmetic destroyed obliterated quite i In a battle twixt the Factors and the Numerals last night, When th n Long and Short Divisions led their Columns into action And Reduced the Total of their foes to j,u«t a tiny Fraction
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    Rubber Manufacture in China.
    194 4 According to Mr A W F.rrin. commercial attache to the American at Peking, the manufactory of robber Ijr-S md ether articles will be I gon in China n ry shortly. "Se»c-ral Britiah and American tyre tnannfaotnrer* already have representative ir Shanghai :n i tnairtain .11 ulcui
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    British andd Foreign Bible Society Emergency Fund.
    134 4 Tv the Editor of tht Malaya Tribwiĕ. Wy giat, rully acknowledge the folic iug uona' iui:§ Previonplv acknowledged Mr. ami aJ t c. a. R Tco- bn 10.00 Mrs. Clt-ssvu, Ipoh 4,22 T $1,054.74 1 he best message to a world at war
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    Local and General.
    398 4 Tin is at $161 no sellers. Robber is quoted at 2/2 for creiw and 2/11 for sheet. F His Lordship the Bierr.r r Sinjfe. pore it away at g for Seremban on the LOth instant. The Bishop of Singapore r centlv presented H U the Sultan ot
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    Despondent Lover.
    196 4 Penang Suicide Case. Mr S H Langstcn at Penang on Saturday morning returned a verdict suicide by opium poisoning as the cause cf death of Low Swee Ee. The facts as elicited by the evidence were that on the IS h of last month the deceased who was
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    To-Day's Contents.
    116 4 Pagis. Ths Griat War The Wrs.em Front E Rattan Lfi >i# 5 Bombing Wcrk 5 Independence Day 5 War Council 5 Indian Government 5 German Libel dse 5 Russian Matters 5 Havaa Ser\iee 5 Oknkral. French Consular News 2 Boy Scouts' Association 2 Rubber Outputs 2 Local Share
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      204 4 ROBINSON Co FOB Toilet Soaps. Jka Robinson's "Otto ol Rose** Toilet Soap 3 cakes in a box. Price 9 i CtS. per box. Robinson's "Special" Toilet Soap 3 cakes in a box. Price 95 Cts. per box. meucssk* E mess f9KaansnjwnHi» op* \imm oils! Asiatic Petroleum Go. I (S.S.), LTD.
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      305 4 GUAN KIAT AND Co, Ltd. (Incurp <raied in th» Strait* 8. ttlemeats) Head Ofiioe: 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. Shipchandlers. Hardware Dealers. Government and Municipal Contractors. General Importers and Exporters, Estate, Rice and Saw Mill Suppliers and Commission Agents. Tel. Address: GUANKIAT. Codes used ABC Sib Edition, and A 1. Office
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      112 4 GIN Just Received A 1 j SHIPMENT OF DRY GIN 527 Per Case DU T V EX T B I I Caldbeck, Macgregor AND Co. JUST ARRIVEDI HEW SHIPMENT OF Scientifically prepared Indian VERMICELLI (Elepbeat Brand) 35 cts. I lb. Packet. [lurehaaeri.; Sole for S S. A F.M.S. Naioa Mohamed
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    699 5 The Western Front. RfiITTRR'S SPECIAL SERVICE. Successful Operation. London, July 4, 10.45 p.m. FUd Marah'd Sir Douglas Haig reporter Tue operation this morning south of the Somrne was completely successful. It was carried out by Australians assisted by some detachments of Annrioans, supported by tanks. Our objectives were
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    Italian Line.
    212 5 Further Gains, London, July 4, 6.45 p.m. Italian official We gained more ground north of Cava Zucoherina, with 223 prisoners and much war materibl. We extended and improved oar positions north west of Grappa and on Mount Cornouo and Sasso Rosso. The Anglo-French penetrated a trench at Canove
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    Count Czernin.
    44 5 London, July 4, 10.20 p.m. Amsterdam A Vienna telegram stat-e that Count Cz > r nin had a longthy audience of the Emperor and aubB c quently held a conference wi»h Baron Barhn, fh« Nieue Freie P'> ?s i foreshadows Count Csernin'fl reinstatement.
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    Fund for Sailors.
    41 5 London, July 5, 10.20 p m. At the annual meeting in connection with King George's Fund for Sailors, the Duke of Connanght congratulated the Dominions and Crown Colonies on their splendid response to his personal appeal for subscription.
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    No Peace Yet.
    39 5 London, July 5, 3.50 p.m. The Internationaliat Socialist leader Branting, interviewed in Paria, said that at present it was impossible to talk of peace. It was first neoessary to have the democracy which the Allies represented.
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    Huns Get Petrol.
    36 5 London, July 5, 7.30 a.m. Milan M Take Jonescu, interviewed at Lucerne, aaid that the Germana had got the Roumanian petroleum wells working and a hundred motor lorries were removing oil for submarines.
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    Arab Success.
    25 5 London, July 6, 12.10 p.m. Palestine official The *3edjaz Arabs il an attack captured Kalaa tel Ahmar on June 28 taking priaoner sixty.
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    Norway's Losses.
    23 5 London, July 5, 3.50 p.m. Twenty Norwegian vessels, of a tonnage of 26,233. were lost in June owing to the war.
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    Ireland.
    18 5 London, July 5, 7.30 a.m. General Shaw has prohibited meetings and prooesaiona in the whole of Ireland.
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    Armenian Activity.
    20 5 London, Jnly 5, 3.50 p.m. Amsterdam: A telegram from Tiflis says that 25,000 Armenian troops have occupied Erivan.
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    Bombing Work.
    220 5 Raids on Germany. London, July 5, 10.50 p.m. In a week of intense airfighting the outstanding features are the abnormally high peroentage of German machines destroyed by the Biitish, and me'™oing portent of 'he, HriHtQ a L raids over Germany, wh< ;e larger an l more distant cities
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    War Council.
    154 5 Some Features. London, July 5, M.45 p.m. The Press Bureau states The Supreme War Council at its seventh session, earnestly congratulated the Italian army and people on the memorable defeat of the AnstroHungarian army. They regard this victory at a critical period of th« war as an invaluable
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    Socialist Threat.
    141 5 London, July 5, 7.15 p.m. If Herr Scheidemann's throat that the German Socialists will not vote for the budget is carried out it will be the first tim« dnring the war that the Majority Socialists have not voted for the credit. In the conrse of his speech, Herr
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    Enemy Aliens.
    57 5 London, July 4, 8.35 p.m. In the House of Commons, Mr Cave stated that there were 12,000 enemy aliena not interned, including 6,000 Germans, of whom 3,500 were married to British wives, four thousand had British born children, 2,400 had sons aerving in the Britiah forc-8. Austriana not
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    The Epidemic.
    51 5 London, July 5, 12.10 a.m. Amsterdam Tbe German newspapers report that the Spanish epidemic ia widely spreading and strioa* cases are increasing in numerous centres, including Bremen and Hamburg. The Frankfurter Zeitung states that some factories in Frankfort have one third to a half of their workers stricken
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    Hint to Holland.
    36 5 London, Jnly 5, 3.50 p.m. The Hague i The Allied Legations have issued a statement emphasizing that the Associated Powers have never contemplated conceding the transit of military supplies over the Limbnrg railway.
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    Indian Government.
    580 5 Montagu Mission Results Loudon, July 2, 1.50 p.m. In a letter to the Times, Lord Sydenham says that where he from Sir Chbrol ta thai M the only class of I 1 .i .ns which is inflnontial at present is working ■tl*nSK>uflv to i atioy the one safegua>d
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    Ship Launchings.
    133 5 London, Jnly 5, 2.0 a.m. New York Mr. Daniels, in an address to Ihe Tammany Society declared that the national launchinga on Independence Day comprised more tmnage thru America had lost in the whole war. Mnre than 400,0.0 tons were going into the water, while the total American
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    Dutch Elections.
    64 5 London, July 5, 7.30 a.m. A met rdam The Dateb f-l< ctiona, conducted on a basis of propOfftiono] represertati- r\ have resulted so far in th« d< foot of the Liberals, who now tie with Right groups with short fifty SOOtS eacb. The Catholics and BoetoHntl have made
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    Independence Day.
    289 5 In Paris and London. London, July 5, 1.0 a.m. Paris On Independence D*y there was great enthucLsui. A ye. y j stirring feature was a march of Franco-American troops amid a storm of cheers down the Avenue dv Presid-nt Wilson, the of which evoked most cordial proAmerican speeches.
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    German Libel Case.
    148 5 London, July 5, 5.55 a.m. Amsterdam Kuehlmann's libel action against Lohan, editor of the Dentaoh Zitung. and Duncke, editor of tha All-D utsche Blatter, f r allegations of Ins immorality in Itnkbares', h s opened. The Jjndge asked the accused to settle the matter by a loyal
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    Commercial Conference.
    117 5 London, July 5, $.15 p.m. The King at Buckingham Palac* the deb gates to the intei. Allied Parliamentary Commercial Conference, at which all the British Dominions are al?;> repp setited. His Maj 'sty emphasised tbit Allied anity of actiou commercially was proving one of tin* main features of
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    Russian Matters.
    97 5 London. July 5, 12.10 a.m. Moscnv: A revolutionary military council has been appointed to direct »11 operations against the Cz->cho Slovaks. Colonel Muia\iefT, former commander in chief, has assumed command of th" Soviet troops. A final split has occurred in the Soviet camp moderate Social Re volotioaoriei and
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    U. S. Transport Sunk.
    39 5 London, July 6, 5.10 p.m. Washington The transport Coving'on, formerly tho 6ixtcentboneaud toni er Hamhnrg-Ameri-can liner Cincinnati, has been punk in the war zjne. Six of the crew are missing. There were no passengeis aboard.
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    Havas Service.
    178 5 America Honoured. Pat is, July 5, 8.0 ;>.u. France honour I Am r'c v. s terday on t.s national ftsavai. The million men of the republic's forces who have crossed the Atlantic were feted in every village and town i *qi i riey are quartered. In Paris 3,000
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    Premier Speaks.
    139 5 London, July 6, 7.15 a.m. Reuters correspondent at American Headquarters, wiring on July 5, says Mr. Lloyd George, addressing »h>» American troops after a review, said that Germany can have peace to-morrow with the United States, France and Great Britain if ehe accepts the conditions voiced by Mr.
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    Japan and America.
    110 5 London, July 5, 5.50 a.m. New York Ambassador Ishii, speaking at Fnrhaven, Massachusetts, pledged Japan to oontinue to k* as full ashare in the war ps she judged would conduca to most efficient success. He characterized the rumour f a possible rapprochement of Japan and Germany as
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    Paper from Bamboo.
    191 5 In view of the possible pap? r crisis, the Enalish publishing house, Thomas Nelson and Sons, has studied a prcject for the use of bamboo for the manufacture of paper. About 1,000 acres of land near St. Joseph, Trinidad, s"vwn miles from th capital at Port of
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    Sporting.
    97 5 Sporting Club Charities. i he Committee of the Singapore S if fog Hub have made the foliov.i, i,| dv ations from the Club's Funds towards the following chari ties The Red Cross Fnnd $20,000 The M St. Dunstan's Home FaaJ 2,500 At the same time they have decided to
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    Silver.
    11 5 London, Jnly 5, 1.0 p.m. Tbe Silver market is qoiet.
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    Share Market.
    524 5 Messrs Latham Co's Report. Singapore, Jnly 4. Since oar last report of a week ago there is really very little farther of interest to record. Rubber shares remain jugt as dull as ever, practically ro demand at all existing for any stock at the moment, not even for
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    King George's Fund for Sailors.
    68 5 22nd List. Amona; already acknow. 1-dged $61,021.50 Mr. G R Mar shall 50 Mr. James L-dghton 25 Lt. W G Ben&stt RXR 25 Mrs C B Hsddea 50 Mr. C B Had len 50 Anon; moras 50 Per Cant. W S Fawcns A passenger (Missionary)
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    Fortune-Telling.
    659 5 Brigadier-General's Letter. At Westminster Police Court, before Mr Francis, the hearing was concluded of the ci;se in which Mario Charles, 34, of Brompton Road, S.W., known as Mmc Charles, W3B charged with pretending to tell fortunes. The inpgistrato d'Cid'd that tht?e could not be a conviction on the evidence,
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    39 5 One of Penang's oldest untitled Mr ChetJi Lhye Tfow, died on Thmsday morning at 2i Love Lan<\ lie waa 95 years of age. Deoetswd leaves foar so*:*, thrc j laughters, forty grand clrldren an 1 twenty-five great grand children.
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      60 5 LATEST ADVERTI-bHLNTS. All Special Plays will be given DURING THE HAEI BAYA SEASON By the Ever Popular Si AS At tbe Theatre Royal North Bridge Roaii. To-Night To-Nlght ZULME AZLU VI. Tj-inerrow f TsiSSCaj No Performance. Wednesday, July 10 HARI RAYA Three Golden Stars. IWrtJsy, July 11 By Special Eeqoest
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      39 5 Day By Day. To-Day. New Moon. To-morrow. Rent Board, 2.15 pa, Wednesday. Hari Raj a Puasn. Bank Holiday. Thursday. Hari Raya (MvLaintnedan Festival.) G G C Ladies Medal. Friday. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8.30 pm. Sunday. 7th Sunday after Trinity,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    876 6 Prices Qtrui io tat Market this II raing STNOaPOWE, JILT 8. Mem Lyall ar-d Evatt, Exchange Share Broken, teeue tbe following Uat of quot.t. ne Robber Shares. Hoav Valu*. Rneem. Believe. I/- AUegai 8/- 83 tj- Anglo Java 6/- 7 17- Anglo-Malay IS,'- e*f--1 Ayer Koning 40/-
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 6 Bioga|>orv>, Jily 8 On Lobdoi.— Ban-s:4ia/8. 3/"< De/ia-.J 1/ 6 I a»»% 2/4 19/ \> On IndiaBank r. r i47^ On Hongkong rial* 42J ir. vi On tiftft-- B&ak d/d. On Jmta, bans T. 1 107* On "••av ifd, l; 3 larerel^Bi tLj, *«.:4 tn«i'?. C' Wi ia*. 15
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    Bankruptcy Court.
    1124 6 Case of Mr Stiafto-Slevens, Before Mr Justice Ebden in the Supreme Conrt on Friday afterno n the public examination of Mr Shafto Sidney Stevens, late manager of Meters Dapire Bros, was begun. Th* l enqairy was conducted by Ifi G 0 Valpy, Assistant Official Assignee, while Mr V
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    St. George's Day -Ypres 1915.
    162 6 To 611 the gap, to bear tht brant With ha'onet and with spade, Four hundred to a four mile front Unbacked and undismayed— What men are these, of what great race, From what oi l shire or town. That run with such Rood will to
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    Roll of Honour.
    147 6 We *egrrt to see in a list published in the B M J. of May 4 that Lieat J F Hornby, R A M C, temporary, it mis-nip. Dr Hcrost-y ief r Singapore to Ma up. We regret to hear that news has been received that Mr
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    This War.
    134 6 Nak«d reality an i menace, near As fire to scorching flesh, shall not affright The spirit that sees with dangersharpened sight What It must sive f or die for not the mere Nam*, but th thing, now doubly, trebly dear— Freedom the breath thog-> hands would choke the
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    European Mails.
    90 6 ft li Fared la n <•-• Tna toliowr/ M*a th- data a n r hi it] EtttVfap »ru o< th CarotMau Mails ird o-» Mail U Apafl I Mm as Mtil E Var t| May *0 Mail O ar. 26 Ma> to Mat) l> Apl >:< fan I
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    57 6 The untitled Tribune" announce hit Proftai r Lomonaoo, director of oh mioal rtaeateh »t the univer aity, lias iiroovored an antVnbereak sis no. ff '-v pa ten s haw '»•>, n treated by the now method anl all v. r oared. •be tr«-atm»ni in laid to ooukli In daily i*
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    Singapore Civil Guard.
    61 6 Programme For July. Friday, July If —Parade Pearls Hill, 5.!5 p m. Monday, July 15—Parade Bo osteal Institute, 5.15 p.m Friday, July 19.—Parade Pearls Hill. 5.15 p.m. Monday, July 22—Parade at Stations. 5.30 p.m. Friday, July 26.—Parade B >ustead Institute 5 15 p.m. Monday, Jnly 39.—Parads Pearls
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      458 6 Trai Services. Singapore (Taok itoad) Daily. The mail rains from Singapore for the north leave Tank Road &tat< >n daily at 7.7 a.m. (Snnday excyteJ) and 7 p.m. arriving at Kuala Lumpur at 7 18 pm, and 6.45 a m. respectively. The through express to Penang leaves Kuala Lumpur at
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      471 6 REMEMBER THE BIG, SPECIAL ATTRACTION On Tuesday, July 9. 1913 IN AID OF FRANCE'S DAY Under the Distinguished Patronage and in the Immediate Presence of His Excellency The Governor and Th Evelyn Young AT THE Alhambra. An Excellent Programme generously contributed by Messrs Pathe Freres, consisting of the Pick of
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      148 6 Mails Close. To day Port Swettenbain and T. Anson 'Perak (s Co.Ltd.) 2.3 pm Malacca and Muar Hainam 2.80 pm Calcutta 2.30 pm Patau Soegi Si:!tana 3 pm Malacca and Muar Kaka 8 pm P. 8ambu, Rhio, Billiton, Bataria, Cheribon, 8amarang, Sourabaya, etc. 8 pm Pulau Batam and Pulau Bulang
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    1175 7 Bagan Tuan Ketchil Jetty. (Concluded The Ch tiraian said I think ll o majority of members of tbe As ot tion have occasion to nse 1 li j tt] at Butterworth pretty frequently, hut I d< no" bring hie man r forw od in my <'ttu iutt only,
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      425 7 _JIOTICES BANK HOLIDAY. It is hereby notified that the Exchange Banks will be closed on Wednesday, July 10 HAEI RAY A PUASA iMohamedan Festival). 3 7 Government of Johore PUBLIC W'oKKs i>Et\ KTMENT Tender? are invited for the following works at Rluang, Central Johore. 1 Aasintant Purgeon'-* ga.T-rters J Quarters
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      648 7 BANKS CHABT€BED BANK ISTMLIAJUM CHINA. taOOBPOKAnOD IN KNGu/LK.i BT2 ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Ospital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 r Nr irv« Fund £2,000,000 tv«**rve of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. H;B ml f Ecgiax-.d, Th« London CHy »ry f&dland Bank, Ltd., The Lm foB County md Wea&niiuatet Bank 'The*
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      250 7 JO OEJLET_ OFFICES TO LET. r ari;.' c"lv painted front ofiv R 32- I Baffl Place. Apple Div Kioa £iat, 5, Ttlok Ayer street. 1-9 TO BE LET. Two Urge bungalows. Esther Lodge" aud 11 Elmside,'' 12 Wilkif Road nnd 6 Upper Wilkie Koad rety centrally situated, with gas and
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      153 7 Making children eat Nothing i« gained by foi til i shil 1 to eat when it refuses food. Make sore th.it nothing ii it< betw< sn meals, an 1 if your grow, ing child does not have i il hj crating for food at mealtimes tin re is sonn 'hing
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      460 7 THE Malaya Tribune SHIPP: C GAZETTE. (Evening Daily.) •pb« oe No. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Per annum $14.00 Half-yearly 7.25 Per quarter 3.75 Per mensem 1.25 Single Copy 5 CtS. Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month. All communications relating to editor matters and news should be addressed to
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      318 7 I THE ORIENTAL Government Security life Assurance Co., Ltd. •'.STABLIBHED 1»74. INCORPORATED IN INDIA. FOKPS exceed $32,571,428 00 hsolctk BaWMtr. iiiconioifl lb./ -$4,587,500.00 Total out-go In 1917 $2,732,070.33 Assurance effected In 19 j7 $4,*****8.u0 j Increase In Funds $1,855,430 00 Total Policies inlorce 07,122 assnrine with Bonne Additions, $73,596,202.00 Tr*
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      182 7 Singapore Volu teer Corps. OrdWl for v.er ending BttTfl. .July 13 lid) 1.50 pm Jardioe'i Steps fur Fort SiU nnin« SVA, <JL 1)RF 4.0«> l>»l»ytit*r Range SHE (v) 5 1"> Drill Hall SV R Alexin! Co 5 00 L'i mila liuka Tunah I'd IICS 5.15 Drill Hall tfoU runs' C
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Oaiiy.j SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dalijr. VoL V. -No 159 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JULY 8, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      After Jutland.
      1160 1 the German Naval Motioy. Through the kindness of an old Ko nigeberg friend, a Swedish lady who has received letters from a r-lative serving in the German Fleet, I am able to publish, writes the Berne correspondent of the Weekly Dispatch, some hitherto unrevealed facts abont the battle
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      26 1 The N Y K has recently informed i.o clients of an intended rise in the tariff from Japan to Au-tralia to 280 shillings by extra boats.
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      43 1 The N Y K has named the newly built steamer of 9,0 >U tons, purchased from the Ktnasaki Djckyard Co. for Y'JOO per ton deadweigh*, the Negate Maru. She will be placed on the North American service towards the en l of June.
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      45 1 The Nippon Yaean Kaisha has decided to send the 8 s Dairen Maru and the s s Yubari Maru as extra steamers to Calcutta and Java respectively. The s s Kosoku Maru i? also to be despatched as au extra steamer to Seattle and Vancouver.
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      Quarantine.
      134 1 Alphabetical list of Infected (signal X G and Suspecteu (-ignal F P B) poris Signal nro»»--a*ry in adP rtniuSed. iaaSß fta Du+%t*. w% F P B PlKue F P B Batavia Tand- Pi k X GiJ a *ra 1! IaWM I Deilj FP 1 P!ajme B- :nb«y X <;
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      55 1 According to returns prepared on May 2. the accumulation of cargo on Dairen wharves amounted to 447,54 r J tMM as against 291,435.1 tou* oo the corresponding nate of la*t yenr. The principal goods wr? 157,696 tons l cans, 14.456 ton- kaoliaDir, 10,?e> m- bean oil 1 o3.C'j7 t)ns bean
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      79 1 The Gap Rock and Waglan Lights, at the entrance of HongkoDg Harbour which were extinguished soon af:er the outbreak of war, were again exhibited from the night of June 1. In view of the fact that the booses and roads on tne Peak have been lit up all through this
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      83 1 A fine new steam-launch has just ',ten complete iat the Slipway and oeliv, red to the China Borneo Ccm p&ny. She is named Belle and her i:men-ions are :—Beam 12 feet. Depth 7 feet. Length overall 6S feet 6 in. Her engines develop 90 h.p. Hiving .her a speed of
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        500 1 Si KIAT Co., Ltd. I (Inwwpor.i-: &amm Settlement.) Board uf Directors: v TAY 60AM HAT. Eog Cnairrran. INC 100* lIAT U f 0 ill* SOON, Ess. IOH KIM LIO.SG, Im Managing Director-TAY COAN UAT, Es« Manager LOW IEOI CHOEY Ut Asaiataut Manager PO lIM SOON. kg. Secretary KOH XX HOE,
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        115 1 Singapore harbour board. Entrances—Tan j ong Pagar. Wharves section Godown* Gate Entrances Bonded Warehons**, Trafalgar 8t East h\ clauaation. Storage 2 and 1 /T. P 3 Eatt East 1 and 2 20/22 Storage C 1 Wharf Road. Shot-ra 3 19 1 do (Dry Docks) 3 Dock Sirre, Hea<i 0 Towoff
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        247 1 j THE i Fipm i I that advertises boldly I 4 and consistently is mva- k 4 riably a k'ood business a house which sells prood- f I that are well worth the price demanded, and re- a I cognises that its reputation i is at stake on every sale
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        220 1 HEAP EtfC MOH STEAMSHIP GO. LTP, SH;iiar!!«liuvia, CierlNi nd Safurai« Stniipire ti pimisi Piiih, latitii, SaiMriti. lativli. Pisffcal f\m% ni SiHiHre. Wcrtmghß%h vi.-Mprre. liilltN IN siiiiridli (Ml). ••>ul Fortnightly. fm nssjaasj jSSSSaS aad favthat iafon»*«r« aw; »o THE 9iG!S7E*EI> jFUCE aa. n, Mcl > IJS 8009 IJ»NG aaaurtax OUM%or SINGAPORE
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        565 1 GUAN NAT* CO.,Ltd, (laeorporat*': .""-r. Head Office: Phillip srai-tr. «.-5 Ship chandlers. Hardware Dealers, Government and Municipal Contractors. General Importers and Exporters. F<tate. Bice and Saw Hill Supplier* at 1 Commission Areata. A«tti9r!s;rJ Ciaiti! $233,0 33. Pa dup Capital Slli.il] X Y. K. NIPPON YUSErt KAISHA (INOORPOBATED IN JAPAN; JAPAN
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