Malaya Tribune, 31 July 1918

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1 1 Malaya Tribune
  • 28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. No 178 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, JULY 31.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 282 1 Tay Guan Kiat Saaayiaj Bknmmr, GUAM KIAT Co., Z./«i. 3», Phillip street, Singapore. fli EW OOD g U ppiier to the Government and Singapore Municipality ALSO TO Hotels, Steam-launches, etc Phone Nos. 1361, 1362 and 1363. B aipa>fl 87 > Tan S '»4* No ,4r, Gaylang, Nj. 1073. GAIETY" Special
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    • 282 1 Straits mmmmmmm S I Jiotel TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. The only Hotel under StraitsChinese management. 4 Telegraphic Address PBANAKAN." HAVE YOU INFLUENZA? Try our Powders. Address: Sincere Dispensary Ltd. 231, Sooth Bridge Road. A 0000 PHOTOGRAPH HXASB Yoor Very Likeness, Style and Mood. A PRODUCTION TftOM Lee Brothers' Studio! produce h
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    • 57 1 I Ross's Famous Boilings j i Fresh Supplies Monthly. I Pure Pilsener Guinness f wi t ft out j J§g Preser- tfjj IMlji vatives ■Bp f any i^^fti Descrip l --f ifefei Hon. §Jjj I British and best. Insist on being served with BOSS'S i I ill Ross Brothers (LIMITED.
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    • 399 1 IF I REWQ OO I 8 Vhe uecessit in evrry nom<diold can be ftad m m I fay Guan Kiat j $"J supphe: to the S y and >.ng;ipure "Muuicipaiity a*e 8 Hotels »nd bieym launches, etc. I t'booe Nos. 1361, 1362 and:i363. REalbt X C E S *7,, Tank
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  • 1039 2 Threatened Rus id I.be. "Next W3 meet upon tfaa Tbam es," wrot John B a writing master in W strainsrer Bobool and tho autho el The Antiquitbs of Middle sex, 14 the pfesaeat tillage of Chiswick. The swet air and situation of this place drew 5 ot only
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  • 483 2 Notes of a Nomad," by Lidy JephaoD, ia foil*of pb .<*ant The bo; k wafts »13 abont tha vrorld iv the best of co.apany from Cowea to the Biwiota, to ihe Nigeritin i'rotectorate, to Rjin?, Athena, and 0 >ns'antinople, and finally to Njinheim ac the outbreak
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 405 2 Jwarantak Pills.! 1 An iufal'ible remedy for all kinda of asrae or fever, whether quoti. eiso, i Ifrnpfre. tortiau or quartan or remittent or intermittent. I A Utdqu* l feature ol fhes-5 pills is that the? ma? be taken in the absence of f tct a*, trail r>? while fever
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    • 295 2 CHOP PIA HIN Diamond Merchants, and Jewellers No 622 North Bridge Road, Singapore' ALWAYS IN STOCK Artistic Chinese and European Jewellery of various descriptions and of the latest fashionEmeralds, Sapphires, Rubies, Opals and other precious stones* Loose Diamonds and Brilliants of the first water and of varioua sizes. Also undertake
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    • 123 2 G.C. LEE. 153, Mftfitp Street. PIANO TUNER AND"— REPAIRER. Mood aad wail selected Meeic Violin Plaeo, etc. Qood String! for Striarea lastraaieats. VSrORKMAHEHIP GUA»> VTF.RD. TCRWR MODERN E. ul'V JUST ARRIVED "Excelsior" Safety Fountain Pens Price $3 each. Cheap and Reliable. 76« Sontinentai Stamo Cc. TV (IGH BTKRR. Accamnlators We
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    • 181 2 fHI S&rwroial fiubber CO. LTD. Auctioneers and Valuers No. 3 Baffles Place. Forthcoming Auction Sales. To day At our saleroom at 2.30 p. m, bale of four pieces of freehold lauJ at Cheng Tuan Street, off Tanjong Pagar Road t containing, the respective areas of 3,249, 140b\ 5.35 aud 718
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    • 688 2 Straits Settlements! War Loan Bonds. I Searing interest from the date; of purchase at 5, per cent per annum, payable Half-yearly on the 20th January and the 20th July. Repayable at Par on the 20th July, 1928, PBICE OF ISSUE—IOO PER CENT. All proceeds of ihU issu~ will be lent
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  • 62 3 iAiirer-iJ Jn Ls3d«t The following sre th*> date* of (frpsrtar* fro:n Singapore o? the Firopean MsHf a» d th e ir delivf-rj h London. "ail. L*rr. Dili* akkj. MailO May 11 ~nly 9 Mm! 15 May 13 July Mail F May 22 July 9 Mail H Mav 21
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  • 58 3 Orders for week ending Aug. 4 Thursday, Aog. 1.-Corutined Band f racticw, Malay Volunteer Club, *.W p.m. Aug. 2.—Ambulanoe Class, V.M.C.A.., 5.15 p.m. 8B nday, Aug. 4—Anniversary of declaration of War. Combined Church Parad* at St. Andrew's Cathedral. All Troops parade Jlrt Canning Road (Back of i.M.C.A.)
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  • 289 3 fe.ugspore, Jaly 31. Tin. —See Local and General COlUttlL. Oopra* No bnBine«s. Tapioca, v t?ak. No business. Sago FUruT' —Bmlimnb done. Mr.-'b'ir done. Pi tsr> -8 -i; .No burn nee?, r Prod vet*. a* ket Quiet. 'VMt Ual Mirkit QtjotJtjoas. Nntx-iegg 110 8. per pior*l 50.00 Ktttmefp SO
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 352 3 From Saturday, July 27, until August 1, 1918, MARLBOROUGH Picture Theatre, Beach Road. Tbe Hill for Comfort, Good Moaic and Good Pictures. Second Show at 9.15 -p.m, I A SUBLIME FEATURE by Armando Vay A Drama of Political Intrigue, Sensational, Intere-ttiug and Spectacular Sophy of Kravonifi In 6 Reels. I
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    • 155 3 GET RELIEF—QUICKLY. A twisted ankle, a sprained wrist, a strained muscle —these are things that demand relief in a hurry. And that is just why thousands who are liable to these mishaps always keep a bottlo or Little's Oriental Balm close at hand. There is absolutely nothing equal to it
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    • 642 3 5 From To-night until Thursday, August 1. ik. I THE SPLENDID PICTURISATION OF A I; W* IBL I Alhambra Is WELL-KNOWN NOVEL istheonl, the Theatre I theatre where you j VT THE with an A R A m J "fiE* 1-1 Pictures, the 4fc i> ||k J| .A BEST 1
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    • 554 3 I \T THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE EMPIRE I Tanjong Pagar Road. Tram P«* the Door. To-night SECOND SHOW 9.30 To-night! i Metro Feature presents ETHEL BARRY MORE in 5 The Greatest Power 5 UNIVERSAL SERIAL 4 The Gray Ghost 4 Episodes 12 and 14. First Show, 7.30 sharp Double Cross
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 127 3 Mails Close. Tc day. Mnntok and Palem6aag Hietniyeker 2.30 pm Port Hwettenham and Penan? *Ipoh 2.10 pm Peo»ng.* Rangoo* aad Calcutta 2.10 pm Batu Pahat Mena 2.30 pm Poiau Soegi Benuit 3 pm Medan and Penan?* Iwami Maru 3 pm Malacca, P. Hwettenh&m* and Talok Aiisua* Kint* J .30 pm
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  • 1346 4 The Germans seem to be making as energetio preparations for peace as the Allies are. They sneered at the Allies, who they said were making plans for a future which wonld never bs. The Allies now might as well sneer at the programme that the Central Powers
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  • 128 4 Big War Loan Lottery. An "Our Day" lottery value $2,000,000 has been »anctioned by Government and will be run under the auspices of "Our Day" Committee. A donation of 30 per cent of the total amount subscribed will be given in cash to the British Red Cross
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  • 163 4 Married Men to Remain- A Straits Settlements Government Qazetle Extraordinary published yesterday afternoon states His Excellency the Governor has been informed by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, that in view of express instructions from tbe War Offioe, passports are not in future to be granted to
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  • 117 4 Messrs Powell and Co, Ltd, acting under instructions of the Collector of Land Revenue, sold at auction yesterday 13 lots of building sites situate at Cecil Street for tbe aggregate sum of $149,622.50. The particulars of sale as to Lots and purchasers are as follows Lot No 1
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  • 534 4 Tin ii at $178.00 150 tonsiolq Rubber is quoted at 2/U t orepe and 2/0$ for sheet. r Bishop Lefroy, of Calcn ta thu Metropolitan of India, i e «r^ ct J in Singapore shortly. The marriage of the R*j a dahara is to take place in
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  • 100 4 1-AOM. THB OHM vT War The Western Front 5 House of Cumrnous 8 Four Years of War 5 Havas Service 5 French Consular Utfl-iKRAL Pleasant Chiswick Notes of a Nomad I Boy Scouts' Association 3 Straits Produce Mail Notice Germany's Economic Aime Local and General The Assizes Rent
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 192 4 ROBINSON Co. FOR Toilet Soaps. MBMP-llfcjHfc-__ wl«K...umH&vuM MlT— mm mw£r*' '19 H* r Ij^^^^A wM !3MMMMMMMMn Robinson's "Otto ol Rose" Toilot Soap 3 cakes in a bjx. Price 95 CtS. per boxRobinson's "Special" Toilet Soap 3 cakes in a box. Price 95 CtS. per box. sßttLisro-f rv -am r^^Oßßannnnn«BnnnvßßaßnnW''' or*
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    • 259 4 GUAN KIAT AND Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlements) Head Ofhce: 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. Shipchandlers, Hardware Dealers, Government and Municipal Contractors, General Importers and Exporters, Estate, Rice and Saw Mill Suppliers and Commission Agents. Tei. Address: GUAN KIAT. Codes used A. 8.C.. sth Edition, and A 1. Office
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    • 133 4 S. Allsopp (Son I ra m i i 5 f X BRITISH PILSENER BEER. Sole Ag*r>ts Caldbeck, Macgregor&Co. Wine and Spirit Merchant.-. KIAM KIAT Ac Co. Market Street New Stocks on Hand Salamandrite Jointings Gauge Glasses Tuck's Gen. Packings Saw Files Connecting Link*. Sole Agents for THE Mulcott Belting Co
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 54 4 Day By Day. To-morrow. Dungun Limited, meeting, noon. The Blighties, Victoria Theatre. FridayUln Pandan meeting. Pablic War meeting. Memorial Hall, Eduljee Khory Lrige, 8 30 p.m. Saturday. Government Holiday. Indian and Ceylonese Mags Meeting, Esplanade, 4,45 p.m. The Blighties, Victoria Theatre. Sunday. 10th Sunday after Trinity. Special Service, Cathedral, 5.30
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  • 385 5 The Western Front. British Doings. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. L ndon, Juiy 26, 10.40 p.m. Fiel I Mardhil Sir Douglas Haig g'ntes repulse! attacks on A veiny wood and in the nei?h bourhood of Vienx Kerqnin. We took prisoner a few in an enemy anjncc^fui attack on Mrteren. London.
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  • 67 5 London, Jnly 29, 9.45 p.m. Palestine official: In the coastal sector the Sikhs made a successful raid, capturing prisoners and material and ictlioting losses. East of the Jordan, Indian cavalry raided a poit, killing or taking a number of the enemy. Our aeroplanes bombed camps at Amman, Bhunet
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  • 77 5 London, Jaly 27, 1.55 p.m. The Bobber Share Brokers Association states that the Merlimau decision, cabled on July 26, gives tne-Merlimau Company a statutory te n per centum on "recurring" exPenditare in its development since tne inception of the company. It is estimated that Merlimau will thus «*e
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  • 44 5 London, July 29, 6.20 p.m. The Jonas caae. cabled on Jane 12. has ended in a verdiot of guilty of misdemeanour. Jonas is fined J2.000 and the second defendant v «rnon, £1,000. The defendants we ordered to pay the costs jointly.
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  • 34 5 London, July 29, 10.50 p.m. The Press Bureau states: The «miiter of Munitions announoes work generally has been re«medl tn Birmingham and Coven. *y. He is immediately appointing ••ommiUee of enquiry.
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  • 395 5 Britain's Great Patt. London J aly 30, 2.0 a.m. Lord Carzon, speaking at a banquet at Grays Inn, said that at tho beginning of the fifth year of war the parpoee of the nation and the Government showed no weakening abatement, or modification. He* believed that
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  • 134 5 (By courtesy of the French Consulate.) Paris, Jnly 29, 6.35 p.m. We crossed the Onrcq we penetrated into Fere en Tardenois we carried several villages; we made 400 prisoners on the north of the Marnp. M Viviani made a leflgthy and vehement speech before the High Court
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  • 110 5 London, Jnly 19, 6.20 p.m. In the House of Commons, replying to Mr Lees Smith, Mr Bonar Law said that he did not in the least admit that a policy of Imperial Pre* ference was fatal to a league of nations. Replying to farther questions, Mr Bonar Law
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  • 31 5 London, July 29, 3.25 p.m. The Wigan strike has been settled. It haa has been agreed that a 25 per cent advance be paid on the current wages.
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  • 474 5 T\ c Irish Question. London. July 29, 6.30 p.m. In the House of Commons, Mr. Dillon, moving the motion condemning the Government's Irish policy, (cabled on the 23rd), declared that the Irish wer« holdirg back from the war because th»y believed that the Government determined to break
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  • 291 5 The Enemy Failure. Paris, Jaly 29, 7.45 p.m. The German retreat is in fal swing all along the lino. The enemy is pressing north. Breaking the rear-guard resistanoe, Foch's victorious troops crossed the Onrcq yesterday and occupied Fere en Tardenois, a very important road junction. Ever since the
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  • 205 5 Yesterday's Meeting. f A meeting of the R a nt Assessment Board was held in the Municipal Offices yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hon Mr 0 J Sounders (President), and M. ws S Tomlinson, E TeM«nsohn, E A Elias, M Meyer, A M S Angnllia, Gaw Khek Kiatn,
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  • 390 5 Malayan Mentions." A despatch baa been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies enclosing a communique for publication in the Gi zatto ot tbe names of tbose who have beeu brought to the notice of the Secretary of State for War and the Army Council for valuable services
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  • 40 5 Already acknowledged $13,725 21 Katong Shoot (per M me Reeser) 1.80 Proceeds of sale of a half smoked cigarette (per Mmc Reeser) 6. $13,732.01 This subscription list will be closed to-morrow. (Mrs) J B WISHART, Hon. Secretary.
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  • 47 5 Mr Forrer,the Taiping Magistrate, had an unueuai case before bin the other day when two Chinese girls, Row Kiatn and Ah Kirn. were charged with assanlticg a Chinese nonia named Chow Chan. The first accused was acquitted, but the second, her elder sister, was fined four dollars.
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  • 417 5 Several Cases Concluded. Before the Chief Justice (Sir John Bucknill K. C.) at the Assizes ytsterday afterncon, the Sikh, Ratana Singh, who was charged with theft in a dwelling, voluntarily causing grievous hurt, and voluntarily causing hart, and had been convicted only on the last charge, was sentenced
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  • 355 5 The annual general meeting of the Saint Andrew's Society was held in the 8 C C Pavilion yesterday t-vening, there being present M ts&rs A W Still president), P V Blair, I G CampbHll, R M Goldie, W 0 Hill, T C B Miller (hon auditor), J
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  • 69 5 #We regret to announce the death of Mr Tan Soon Yew, manager of Messrs, Hoong Kee and Co, Penang, on Sunday, at the age of 58 after a short iiiness. Deceased leaves behind him a widow, five sons among whom are Messrs, Tan Choy Fook, Tan Chin Fook, Tan Theam
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  • 792 5 Tbe 1917 Resort. The Administration Report for the year 1917 of Kelantan bas be* n issued by the aoting British Adviser, Mr R J Farrer. The revenue $910,291 wan $87,431 higher than the record of 1916 and surpassed the estimate by $152,364 the principal increases beim- in lead revenue,
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  • 79 5 A Straits Government Gazette Extraordinary issued on Monday afternoon notifies that as from July 1, 1918 the allowance to importers of Wolfram ore from the Malay Peninsula, as compensation for increased freight and insurance and war risk will be—for shipments via the Suez Canal 4s 5d for shipments via the
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  • 546 5 Agricultural Experiments. Id tbe annual report of tbe Dir.. ector of Acricnltnre.F M 8, for 1917, it is stated that work has proceeded at the Jasseh Frnit Nursery on the cultivation of frnit trees. Tbe Agricultural Instructor, Knala Pilab, who is in charge, visited Johore early in the
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  • 102 5 In the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd next Brmdj»y (4,h Ani'ns*) bfing the fonrth anniversary of ihe Great War, an-' in accordance with the wish of His Majesty the King, the Blessed Saorament will be < xposed on the altar after high mass till the Benediction in the afternoon. After
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • 401 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Auction Sale of UNREDEEMED PLEDGES Of Chops Tye Chong Tong, No. 55 Kampong Pantai, and Tek Ann Tong, No. 8 Mill Road, Malacca. Or Wednesday, the 7th. august 1111. The pledges will be on view on the 2nd and 6th inst. Teoh Hong Tint Auctioneer. 31 7 6
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  • 836 6 Friccs Ov:uc ia Markc :hrs Moraiig. SIKQAPG'iU, JULY 81. Meurs uya:' aud VEvatt, Ex.-ht.nge and Share Brokers, iaeae tbe following list of quotation* V&bber Shares. i Now. V».u4, Bn» -n. Stiiin. tl- <il:a#ar 3'- 33 f/- Anglo Java 6/- T I >»- Anglo-Malay 1?/- ao/- 1 Ayer
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  • 73 6 Singapore, July 31. Oa Lor. Bank i >*l*, 4 1/4 OaaiAnl 2;4 f avals 3 m t 2/4 17/32 On India— Bank V. T. On Hougkois(— Bautr d/d 45% pre.n. On Sua:.-• Biarf d 1 On Java Baal T. 3 IC6 Oa Jtp d/d. IOJ^ SoTsret^a* —baymg »At 11*64
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  • 503 6 4 Supposed Rubber Man." A great sensation has been caused amongst the natives at Matu, by the recent discovery of what was supposed to be a rubber man, on the sands between Tanjong Jual and Qoala Matu. The figure had apparently been washed up on shore by the
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  • 275 6 iiiitapor* Jaly 31. Messrs Latham it Co., the Arcade, the following qn-.ta-ione:— .j* ti t2 90 $3.10 Kaning* 1.05 .15 L.. i Holes 1 85 2.00 rox l eu±4 7.75 6 00 c Jgowuta 4.25 450 Bahis Jelotoac .\45 ..'5 ■kit KatU 0.75 0.85 Baktt KTi U.
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  • 1486 6 Satan Kssigis ia F your of tbe falser. Tho following extract froaa an Amt rican newppaper i« aent us by a local cornooonJenfc "War is hrl!,''and harsh things are writit n a>-«J spoken well as nnsp"»kablp horrors committed. We do not believe iu Sijini? sotne of tho
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 141 6 ARRIVED Fresh Stocks OF D II W I E JOL H W 111 I ft m t^^^^^^K I r%. i 3 ĕxrra SpecioEp?f N Scotch WkfS ¥7 J| Or GREAT B^k SOLE IMPORTERS: j Huttenbach Bros Co.. TO LIVE! To drink the cup of life to the full, to enjoy
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    • 464 6 cl 11 1 In these days of Shortage j are you wanting CEMENT 'Phone or write to YAMATO CO., fKM 41, High Street, Singapore. r 111 immmmm When you are wesa. Arabic, "Nervy," Run-down 4 Wincarnis 1 offers you new health, new strength, new blood, new nerve force and new
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  • 1179 7 War Cond :i o Kesponsibte. Some day a patient German ■foiejtt, sayi Beery man, eiHl cue ap che rariow »Ha woica bis t* I low* cormtrymen derivtd t'roni the w and among them no; wit; be thn saflWed by the civilian population. I 1916 tht wjis a big
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 449 7 NOTICES BANK Mm. It is hereby notified that the Exchange Banks will be closed on Satordiy- Jri lugust i Public Igoijag. 5th August/ Holidsys. 27 7 3 8 NOTICE. A mass meeting of all the Indians and Ceylonese residenl in Singapore will be held on Saturday, the 3rd of August,
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    • 289 7 mmm WANTED A thoroughly experienced Bookkeeper for a mercantile office in Penang with prospect to become Assistant Manager- Applicants must have excellent testimonials. Good salary. Apply to Mercantile care of Malaga Tribune 19 7 uc WANTED IMMEDIATELY First Class Stenographer, fully experienced, with general office knowledge. Good opportunity for suitable
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    • 616 7 BANKS ftUffTRALM ANO CHINA. £V C^ABTkii, Paid ap Capital in 80,060 Sft oi £1/400,000 Kaearva Faad < tjOOO, &fl Reserve LiabfUty of Pj iprl* i coo BAUXKRa gkaßteak of Sngiaad, Tka London v ity*;} M'dhnd Pack, Ltd., Tbs London County and Bank, LaL, Tae National Provincial I-aakrf XxgM?, Tka National
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    • 93 7 SOME WOMEN blame the climate for their poor complexions; but the trouble ia constipation whicU contaminates the biood, upsets the digestion, and causes eruptions and disfiguring blotches to appear. YOU ran a»«i.«t natur> t.i gently expel l>.i-«>UB wiiii h can.-.- the trouble by takiug njiili dose* of pinketteQ i THE
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    • 457 7 THE Malaya Tribune shipping' gazette. (Evening Dally.) 'Phone 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 SO CtS. per month. All communications relating to editorial matters and ne*s should be addressed to The Editor.
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    • 328 7 "THE O RIĔ NT TA L I Government Security life Assurance Co,, Ltd. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. I ij FUNDS exceed $32,571,428 00 Absolute Security., t Income In 1& 17 $4,587,500.00 Total Out-go fn 1917 $2,732.070.00 I Assurance effected In 1917 $4,790,128.00 Increase In Funds $1,855,430.00 Total Policiea in
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • 156 7 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for (he week ending Saturday, Aug. 3 To-day. 4.00 pm Johnston's Pier for Fort Serapong SVA Sees. I II 5.00 Entrance to Mohammedan Cemetery, Bidadari SRE (v) NCOs .5.10 Drill Hall SVRand A V Plato<»n 5.15 do Veterans' Co SVO do Signalling Sec. SVC i, do
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  • The Malaya Tribune.
    • 25 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily .J SUPPLEMENT TO TME MALAYA nilSl*Ml£. Issued Daily. VoL V.- No. 178 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1918 PRICE S CENTS.
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    • 267 1 American Fleet Camouflaged. The great success of the American navy in guarding the American troops being sent to France is due to the unusual skill which the camouflage section of the service has displayed, according to a naval officer who recently returned from the submarine zona. "The American
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    • 278 1 Old Neptune wa* a nodding as be glided o'er the deep— A lustrum nuw, or nearly, be bad had no proper sleep— When suddenly, ere Phoebus had begun bis morning round, There burst a loud explosion with a most terrific sound. Which roused him from his
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    • 125 1 Alphabetical list of Infected (signal X 0 Q) m*d BfNpaated (signal F P B) ports Signal necessary in adPort notified. dition t<> Disease. Quarantine flag. Bangkok FPB Plague Baasein FPB Plague Batavia Tand jong Priok XGQ Cholera BelawanfDeli) fP B Plague Bombay X (J Q Plague Bombay X (J
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    • 152 1 Awarded Albert Medal for Grappling with a Magazine Fire- The King bas awarded the Albert Medal to John Ueorgo Stanners, deck hand, RN R, and to Rupert Walter Bugg, leading dock hand. X N R, in recognition of tbeir gallantry. On Dec 29 1917, some cotton waste
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    • 69 1 27th List. Amount already aoknowl«lged $65,***** Mr D Campbell 50 Anonymous 10 ''Wairuna" per Mr A W Still 250 Staff of KuaU Pctgau Hub her Plautatious, Ltd. 100 Mr J Polglase 10 Mr 0 P Bradnoy 20 Hod Mr J Pigott 50 MrECH Wolff 25
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    • Page 1 Advertisements
      • 537 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNES AM) SHIPPING GAZETTE. Phon» **o. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable lat Advance. Par annum J***99 I Half-yearly 7.25 1 Per quarter S 3-75 Par menaem 5 1.315 1 Poataga Eitra 50 «la par month THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. 'Phone NT©. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable In Advance.
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      • 196 1 HEAP ENC MOti ST .AMBHIP CO- LTD, SiHiMre i« BiUvU. CltTlNi io. Sißinu. Sail 7Vtc4 a Wmtk Slflflliff tl PlNtUl PlUlfJ. UtlVtl. Simtim. Bitavii. raifkai pimk Fortmightt* $ww. mm art SHg»riU (Bali). SMI Frl-t.xi.4it. li»la;h». pMHg fc<id i: .v > »*a. i Appiy to the ti oisTKitt i rzca F,
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      • 427 1 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. tairaoces —Tafijoag Pagar. Wharves Ssotign ijowns Gate Entbancbs liond»xl Warehouswe, Trafalgar St East Reclamation. Storage 2 and 1 IT. Pagar. P S Bast East 1 and 2 20/22 Storage B 1 Wharf Road. Sheere 3 19 I do (Dry Docks) 3 Dock Stnr>\ Head 0 Tower Office,
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      • 615 1 I THE HUM TRIBUNE) AM» sbipppk; gazftte. I The /bpw/ur Ntnvupajmr of the Strom 1 Settlements It.?' PUBLISHED DAILY I Complete Rm >r. al I i .I*. Cuodenaed New» from F.M.t*., .1»»v», China, Indis, Cc>lod and J<ip« Q I Full and Latest War News. I I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE) AND
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