Malaya Tribune, 19 January 1920

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. VII No 15 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY, 19, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY. JANUARY 19.
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      318 1 j HIN WATT GO. 1 Market Street and Orchard Road 1 SPECIALISTS IN I I Motor Repairing, Motor I I Supplies, Ships' Stores, Estate Requisites. 'Phone 741. ■SMBJBMSi I ,F YOU CANNOT OBTAIN 4 Branfl r f% Milk Write lo:— 1 Jos. TRAVERS Sons, Ltd., (Incorporated in England) 12, BATTEHY
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      33 1 MEUKOW BRANDY. A FINE OLD MELLOW LIQUEUR Obtainable From the leading dealers. BOTTLED IN FRANCE BY A. C. MEUKOW Co. COGNAC. CASTILLO BRAND Old Spanish Port. I ■BsSv < J A GOOD FRUITY WINE.
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      69 1 4 Now Obtainable 8 I THE FOOD THAT BUILDS Bonnie Babies. Estate Supplies 1 Acetic <99&98*i.) Acid Veneer Chests Mo mi Chests Latex Cups ETC. I Mitsui ZBussan Btahha, Md. J (Incorporated in Japan,) OBTAINABLE FROM Y SWEE C2o. JLid.« (Incorporated in F. M. S.) OT, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Tblbphone
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    Indian Reforms
    2301 2 King's Message. A General Amnesty. The Royal Assent to the Government of India Bill lately passed by both Honsea of Parliament in En jr. land having been signified, the following Royal Proclamation ia, published Proclamation George V, by the Grace of God, of the United King lorn of
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    50 Cents a Month.
    118 2 If you were get ing fifty <v»nts a month wonll yon quit work asks the China Press. Yesterday (Jan 2) 4,C00 employes of medicine shofs in the Settle ment, the French Concession and the Chinese City of Shanghai walked out. They are demanding inorease in wages.
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    69 2 A Moscow wireless message states that a new humorous journal for the Red Army haa been iasued, en. titled The Redarmyman Laughs. The Slam Observer learns that Mr H 8 Leonard, former Government Veterinary Surgeon at Bangkok, who went to Australia (o take up farming there, has had bad luok.
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      448 2 MJCTjONJAjjS. Ti investors, Capitalists, Gimpang Promoters, Plaitirs and Others. Important Auction Sale OF Rubber Estate at Niyor, Johore. The undersigned have been instructed to sell by Public Auction at their bale-room Rifflss Cnaibers, Rattles Place, Sleiapre, 00 MoDdm, 8th March, 1920, at 2.30 p.m. In order to wind up a
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      485 2 ll w Ol^^J^^^ f| Hiftll Jaw t w "Sanatogen undoubtedly invigorates the nerves and braces one to health." Lady Henry Somertet. M Freshness and keenness return,** she adds, "bringing with them a new hopefulness and enjoyment of life." Only try Sanatogen, and you will hare the same experience. First, that
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      310 2 1 infill ins. TfMccici. I 38 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE BiHUtIMS at IPOH, lOA A LDMPUfi P£!U*Q Tas Hee Cigarettes. 6W DO P Of Tas Hee Cigarettes [I Just introduced into the market. Iff you try once you will conjlfßfl 1 vince yourself. 9 Certificates from Sultans who use our cigarettes
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    Local Share Market.
    294 3 Singapore, Jan. 19. Meaara Latham A Co., 30-A Raffle* Place advlie the following quotation! AlorQajan »4.25 $4.50 AyerKuningi 1-621 16<1 /yerMolek 4.40 4.55 AyerPanaa 15 50 16 00 balgownle 7.65 8 00 Bakil Jelotong 130 135 I akit Katil 1.75 1.80 NkRiB i.07i im Beaaett Lfi5 1.70
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    Straits Produce.
    284 3 Singapore, Jan* 14. Titw— See Local and General column. Copra.— Bujineai done, Tapioca,— Steady.—No Buiineg* buyv Flour-— Butineei done. Gawbier.— Buainesi done. f .r. Weak.—Bniineu done. Mker Products.— Market Qa»» Uwit Leal ■trill OM&tioai. Naunegi 110 S. per pleul $73.00 NntmegBSOa. 81.00 OooraBall 29 0° 0: ore Qorong
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      292 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures Beach Bond. Fr.m Sunday, January 18, to Friday, January 23. A PA THE PLAY WITH A CHARMING STAR IRENE CASTLE in Stranded in Arcady In 5 Parts A Photo play with an unusual story and a pleasant and an unexpected
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      672 3 ■■■■■■■nsnHiijjujjjjjHHHp The From Wednesday, January 14, to Monday, January 19. Albambra Alhambra Is is the only the Theatre at the get the BEST j8k j| limj Ttf ji BmriĔ "garten* 6 I Orchestra, Tea, etc and the BEST The Ha for Music and Features aeeommo- I daring dstfon. I MJLCM
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      429 3 NEW PROGRAMME <*~ OF SERIAL W m l£V PRODUCTIONS. -rfS jSa¥ First Show st 7 so /^Sy^fjG-^ 5 lF»^^^JSk Tides it Fate "vVy World Brady Made jLy J FOB THE FIRST TIME J MAX LINDFR C"4i max m ti. taxi riliaHTiv fa« FOLLOW"! J It eastebx. IthecrowdI 4# Io the
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    A DEFENCE FORCE.
    636 4 Only sixteen days ago we wrote strongly concerning official delay in the matter of resolving the conditions of military service in the Colony in the future, for residents as distinct from the regular army garrison. The issue of compulsion against voluntarism, we said, must be deoided at
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    281 4 Tin is at $188; 125 tons sold. Rubber w<« qnoted in London on Jan 13 at 2/$* f or both orepe and sheet. The latest London oablee to hand this morning are dated as fc Hows Ordinary rate Jan 13 deferred rate Jan 11. Mr F J Morten is appointed
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    Local Defence.
    428 4 Scope of the New Bill. The Bill provides for general servioe (that is, for service in the Malay Peninsula) by members of ihe Force up to 35 and for local service (that is, service iv the Colony only) by members of the Force over 35 and under 41.
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    337 4 Mr. J E Nathan has been granted nine months' leave. The funeral of the late Mr Tye Kee Yoon, ex-Chinese Consul of Penang, who died on May 15 last, was held at Penang on Friday on J most impressive scale. Included in the results for December 1919 which have been
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    PEACE PROSPECTS.
    715 4 GERMANY MUST EXPUn HER CRIMES. The Le Being. Reuter. Copenhagen, Jan 12-ft fiction of pe*ce was hailed demonstrations of joy. The King aent a ram*** gratnlation to King HaW* other Allied h-ls, x?rH 2*£ mark sd ep gratitude i 0 c with the early reunion of SU? 1
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    SILVER'S RISE.
    21 4 Reuter. London, Jan 12 —Silvrr to-J*J is at an onuce, cash, a ne* reoord, mainly owing to ol[ sapplies,—Renter
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      185 4 ROBINSON Co. New Goods. GENTLEMEN'S firaL Wool, Cashmere Half Host plain colours. ley > Tan > Blue 111 n International INDIA GAUZE SINGLETS, HALF SLEEVES BUTTON OR BUTTONLESS FRONTS Sizes 30 to 48 chest. ROBINSON Co. ASPHALT for Roads, Pavements, Flooring", etc. Send your orders to the Asiatic Petroleum st
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      276 4 NEW SHIPMENTS O F SHIP-CHANDLERY STORES AND ESTATE SUPPLIES Just Ax^lved. Orders promptly executed and forwarded with despatch. GUAN KIAT Co., Ld. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 36 PHILLIP STREET. SINGAPORE. Telegram "Guankiat." Codes used A. B. C. sth Edition. Telephone Nos. 1361 ft 1362. Do you require a Good
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      126 4 Mantles that give poor lights and break in a short time are dear at any price. Remember, only good mantles give correspondingly good resolta. Have yoa ever tried American Gas Mantles Increase the brightness of yoar Gas Lamps and avoid frequent breakage annoyances by nam* the following well-known TJ. 8.
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      21 4 Patent Faced HAIR BELTING Go. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting Sole Agent*: Kiam Kiat j Co. 108 109 Market St g
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      97 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Monday, Jan 19. High Water.—2 34 a.m., 2.41 p.m. Glbnealy, Dnrrick'p, 12.30. Chamber of Commerce 2 15. Legislative Council, 2.30 m»g., re rice, Malay V. C 4 p.m. Rngby 8.C.O. v. Girrlson, Chinee* Co, 8. V.I t Recruit», 5.10. Tuesday, Jan 20. High Wat r.—9.22 a.m 10
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    THE RED PERIL.
    193 5 Compulsory Service Retained in the Straits. LABOUR TROUBLES SUBSIDING. It is being realised that Bolshevism is at the moment a more serious menace than ever to the peace of the world. The victorious Reds are extending their conquests rapidly, and India and Asia generally are to receive
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    RAILWAY PEACE.
    97 5 MEN ACCEPT GOVERNMENT TERMS. Reuter. London, Jan 15.—An official ■tatement aaya that the terma aoeept€d by the railwaymen ahow that the Government haa not departed from the principle of basing th* standard ratea on the average instead on the highest pre-war ra f e »s demanded by the
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    MOULDERS YIELDING.
    37 5 Reuter. London, Jan 15.—The moulders' conference has decided to take a further ballot strongly recommending the acceptance of the employers' terms, namely, a five ehillina: weekly advance and a conference on work ing oonditiona. —Reuter.
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    TROUBLE IN GERMANY.
    92 5 Miners and Railwaymen Violent. Reuter. Berlin, Jan 13.—\ strike of miners in the Hambom district of the Ruhr region for a six hour day and better food supplies led to daylong rioting. A mob stormed the town hall, seizing some arms. The disturbances lat«r spread to other
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    GERMAN AUDACITY.
    42 5 Reuter. London. Jan 12.—The Pall Mall Gazette says that the enemy debts clearing house has called on British firms immediately to pay outstanding pre-war debts due to the Germans, with five per cent interest from the outbreak of war. Renter.
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    ANOTHER SCUTTLE.
    32 5 Reuter. Tonlon, Jan 13.—Tags sent to Cattaro to take to Bizerta the surrendered Austrian warships, notably three battleships, four destroyers and twelve torpedo boats, found them damaged almost irreparably.— neuter.
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    SUDAN'S FUTURE.
    111 5 GOVERNMENT MSTHODS CRITICISED. Reuter. London, Jan 12.—The Times gives prominence to a letter from a correspondent, referring to Major Stijrand's death reported on L> -o 27. He mentions the latter's advocacy of a Central Afrioan confederation, of which the northern province should be the southern part of the
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    THE PRINCE'S HOPES.
    131 5 Coming Trip to Antipodes. Reuter. London, Jan 13.—The Prince of Wales and Prince Albert were guests at the Canada Club, Savoy, yesterday. Five hundred guests wereindividually introduced to the Piinoe of Wales at his request. He shook hands with all, mostly using the left hand. Replying to
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    A DARING ROBBERY.
    55 5 Reuter. London, Jan 13.—While the family was dining, an expert gang of thieves burgled Mr Leopold Walford's residence at Wandsworth and stole jewellery valued at between ten and twenty ho a sand sterling. There have been no arrests. This is one of the largest j >wel hauls
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    FOOCHOW AFFAIR.
    36 5 Reuter. Ear is, Jan 15, —The Japanese delegation states that the Japanese Government has decided to withdraw the warthips from Foochow, where they were sent, somn weeks ago owing to tnal-treatment of some Japanese.—Reater.
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    BOLSHEVISM.
    821 5 GRAVE FE RS CONCERNING THE EAST. Another War Ahead Reuter. London, Jan 15.—1t is sta'ed on high military authority that thn present sitnation in the Middle East is causing considerable anxiety. The French are having considerable trouble in Syria and there are also difficulties in Asia Minor. The whole
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    SEA DISASTER.
    210 5 LINER SINKS NEAR LA ROCHELLE. Big Death-Roll Feared. Reuter. Pans, Jan 12.—The User Afriquo, with 465 pats r rgers, outward bound for West Africa, has sank fifty miles westward of La Roohelle. She was putting back into port with engines disabled, escorted by the liner Ceylan, when she
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    OUR "WAR SAVINGS"
    177 5 Mr. Churchill s Praise. Reuter. London, Jan 15.—Speaking at the National War Saving's banquet in London, Air Chamberlain, Chancellor of the Excheqner, annoonoed that Government is making an esrly issne of five y»ar exchtqaer bonds at 51 per cent to meet the six per oent exchequer bonds
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    TOWNSHEND RESIGNS.
    143 5 Kot's Defender Slighted. Reuter. London, Jan 13.—General Townshend, the defender of Kut, has resigned from the army from Jan 10. His aotion is apparently conneoted with the serial publication begun on Jan 11 of a book on the campaign on Mesopotamia, in which is reiterated the declaration that
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    TROUBLE IN SYRIA.
    72 5 Reuter. London, Jan 12.—A Cairo telegram of Jan 8 says that the situation in Syria is exceedingly grave. There has been serions fighting between the Frenoh and Syrian volunteers, with heavy casualties on both sides. A National Defenoe Committee has l>-en formed at Damascus, where universal tion
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    A RAILWAY BARON.
    19 5 Reuter. London, Jan 13. —Sir Albert Stanley has taken the title of Baron Ashfield of Southwell.—Renter.
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    Penang Races.
    289 5 Final Day's Results. (From Omr Own Corrwpomdmt.) Penang, Jan 17. Ou the ocoasion of the thi.d day's meeting of the Penang Tarf CJnb there was fine weather and a record attendance. The rt-sahs were:— Race one.—1 Lord Fisher, Settle, 9.7 2 Silver Promise, Billet, 8,4 3 Am pang,
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    P. A. M. Matters.
    90 5 important Discussions Held. (From Owr Own Corretpondnt.) Ipob, Jan 18. The Central Perak Planters' Association discussed the question of allowing Tamils to remit to India at an enhanoed rate of exchange, the estates bearing the loss. This matter was discnssed in camera at the request of
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    The P. And 0. Company.
    58 5 We have received from the local agents of the P. and O. Co, a report of the proceedings at the 79th ordinary general meeting held at the head office in London on Deo 10. We will publish extracts from the report, whioh is a very
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    The Hong Wan I.
    58 5 A 08ble was by the Ho Hong Steamship Company this morning that the position of their steamer the Hong Wan I, which struck a rook on her voyage from Amoy to Singapore, is favourable, And that a tug boat has left Hongkong for thesoene of the
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    CHINA STATION SALUTES.
    69 5 Reuter. London, Jan 12.—The Admiralty Hat of saluting stations bas been amended by the deletion of fourteen ports shown under China, and the substitution of a new regulation that foreign warships may fire salutes at any port in China where Chinese warships able to return the salutes
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    NEW TRADE METHODS.
    62 5 Reuter. London, Jan 15.—A travelling exhibition will leave the United Kingdom on May 1 next, opening at Durban on May 21, Johannesburg July 14, Capetown Sept 14, P~rih Deo 3, Adelaide Jan 25, 1921, Melbourne April 23, Hobart May 20, S.isbane July 7, Sydney Sept 9, Christohurch
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    THE AMERICAN WAY.
    43 5 Reuter. Washington, Jan 12.—The Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives has agreed to the Anti-Sedition Bill. Its speedy enactment is anticipated. The Bill also provides for the death penalty where anti-Govern-ment activities lead to the destruction of life, —Renter,
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    27 5 The Ampang Road rikishe pullers resumed work on Friday, This was the last section to resume and all the Kuala Lumpur rikishas are now plying for hire.
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    Local Sport
    63 5 FOOTBALL. S. R. C. VS. Stafford,. The South Staffordshire regimen tal eleven will meet the 8 R O at soccer to-morrow. The SBC team will be: E Ganno goal, E G Wheatley and L M backs L A Rappa, W A Aeria and W Russell, half-backs; N 8
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    YACHTING.
    260 5 Commodore's Cop Race, The first race Cor the Commodore's Cap in connection with the Singapore Yacht Club came off yesterday morning, when 10 yachts turned oat in splendid sailing weather. Messrs Stevens and Smith sent the following boatß away to handioap times: Elizabeth, Marion, Stells, Betty, Helen, Joyce and
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    The Letter-Box.
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    236 5 IWĕ 4» mat nttimmttg mlini th» opMomt i bp mi MfliiH] Plight of tbe Poorer Chinese. r rum on I a. i l»vo > uavi j oui leading article of tbe 15th inst with mnoh interest. I see from the list of local food prices dated the 14th that the
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    Notes v. Cash.
    173 5 Goveromeot Action Required. There is muoh discontent in Singapore among all classes of the population (ezoept money ohangers and shopkeepers), over the refusal by the persons indicated to change banknotes into Stiver or copper unless anything from three to five cents per dollar is allowed them as
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    10 5 Mr G C Dodd is appointed a magistrate for Malacca,
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    The Assizes.
    249 5 Another Murder Case. At the Baprerue Court to-day. before Sir John Backnill, X C. t Japanese named Etito was cha.'gtu with the inteniional murder of G Takigawa on Oct 19 at 54 Malabar-street, Singapore, Ly slab bing him whha knife. Mr L Gaunt appeared for the prosecution and
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    Aeroplanes for Malaya.
    270 5 To Test Flying Conditions. The Malay Mail states that the Avro aeroplane which arrived in Siugapore on Thursday waa to arrive in Koala Lumpur by the mail train yesterday morning. The maohine waa brought out to this oountry by Meaara T X Wong, Ltd. and two other
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    12 5 The Amateur Sporting Association, Singapore, hai been registered under the Societies Ordinance,
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    Macphail and Co's Report.
    78 5 Sii.k ;pore, Jan 1 J. Silver.—77J 1. Hongkong.— Shanghai.— Robber.—Slightly w«-ak« r. Buti ncsa has bet n do- 1 mund $1 12. TinShare Market. The share nsaililt >s quiet but steady. Miurs ar« wante» I t 25 cents premium on tht strength of an excellent annual
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    26 5 At a untitled untitled untitled Kual Lumpur Town Hill on Satnrda\ morning it waa d<eited to ate a system of household rict rattoning in KuaL Lumpur.
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      393 5 NOW READY THE DECEMBER NUMBER OF THE MALAYSIA KINEMA REVIEW Sale everywhere. ESTATE OF CHEONG 3WEE KIAT, DECEASED. Auction Sale of At Messrs Cheong Koon Seng Co's Sale-room, No. 3 0 KUbc Street ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28, AT 7.30 P For fall particulars and plans, please apply to Mr r
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    893 6 Prim Qooui in tki Mirkft tki* Mor&ia|. arJTOAPOBK Jan. 11. Maaan Ly all and Bvatl, Bzabanga and Bbaca urekan. Imb* tbt following llrt of qaotationa Hitter Shirei. -'o« Tala». flaw Saltan, t/- Allagar SIS 8/9 J/. AcgToJava S/ 'i S 7* 1/. Ar*io-M»taj 11/« 18,1 Ayaz Kaning
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    EXCHANGE.
    54 6 Singapore, Jan 17. On LondonBank 4 m/f 2/44 Demand 2/4} Private 3 m/s 2/5 1/16 On India— Bank T. T. 100 On Hongkong Bankd/d llT4,%prem On ShanghaiBank d/d On Java-— Bank T. T. 114 On Japan— Bank d/d 88 5/8 Sovereign*—baying rate $8.54 Bank of England rate 6% Bar
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    Lunas Rubber, Ltd.
    783 6 20 Per Cent Dividend For Year. The directors' report to the share holders for the year ended Oct 31, last, statts The Det profit for the year amounts to $119,888 08, to which most be added the earn of $17,489 32 brought forward from last account making
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    Wireless.
    13 6 Ships in oommunioation with the Commercial Wireltss Station this morning:—s.s. Dunera, Oanfa.
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    European Mails.
    44 6 Delivered in London Th: foOowtnf ar? Hm da*if if dcpsoTUi B t*wa cf the Eu'op-An tfaHj ted their deliver) ir> lor LKFT DILIVBMD 15 Sisoapork London. Nov 15 Deo 19 do 26 do 29 Deo 1 Jan S do 9 do 9
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    230 6 Tamon Maru No. 8 Jap 1834 tons Cap Fojita from Miiki 17 1 unc. 24-1 M B K. Theseus Bri 4296 tons Cap Hodgson from Cardiff 18 1 unc. Mans field. Nanyo Maru No. 3 Jap 693 tons Cap Ogata from Belawan 18-1 unc. 21-1 V X
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    Women Travellers.
    177 6 Miss Marry Hall, who has died at the sge of 62, earned the name of the "Jungle Woman" on ber j.»urney from the Capo to Cairo. She was au intrepid traveller, not only in Africa but the Far Eist— and only one of a snail army of women
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    73 6 According to the latest calculations of Yr?. nh **M trom Aug 2, 1914, till the end of hostiU itifa, 18.7 per cent of the officers were killed or died of wounds, and 16 per cent of the men. Mr IJoyd George has something of Milton's gift of handling effectively proper
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    Town in the Sea.
    202 6 Once Prosperous Port Washed Away. Long threatened by the elements, the half-ruined tower of All Saints' 3hureb, Dunwicb, SnflMk, hss alien int the sea. One wall of he ohuroh remaii s, but this is xpeoted to disappear any day. This wall and the fragmentary roms of
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      136 6 Weighing Machines. STOCKS OF AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbach BROS. Co. DRINlTJ Beer and stout. THE POPULAB BEVERAGES. Sold Everywhere G. AURELY Co., Singapore and Penang. Sole Importers for S.S., F.M.S. and Sumatra. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. 'Phone 815. Tel. Am-ely" To Chinese Ladies. The time has come for you
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      444 6 I I jj ie Tonic 1 only Complete ft I ft D C II I for the Heart Biood qLUDlUL mu s jj Preparation. and Nerves. Anaemia-Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstraiti-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofula TUBERCULOSIS I Opotherapy of the blood with its active princi les. I GHobeol is a typical active remedy or medlclnal^food 1
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      158 6 Mails Close. To-day. Medan Calypso 3 pm. Port Swettenham and Teluk Anson 'Perak, S S Co. Ltd. 3 pm Malacca Muar *Kaka 3 pm Sourabaya Ormara 4 pm Rangoon By train 6 pm To morrowSaigon Haiphong Haiphong 8 am Pulau Soegi Sultana 9 am Cucob 'Hang Chiap 9 am Cucob
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    Rubber Outputs.
    252 7 December Crop Returns, N Gomes. Secretary. Ajer Molek 21.997 lbs. Total for 2 months 46,117 lbs. United Malacca 16,274 lbs. Total for 8 months 118,356 lbs, Peterson Simons Co. Ltd, Agents Trafalgar Limited 3,710 lbs. Total to date 33,537 lbs. Trafalgar Limited 8,076 Ooconats. Total to date 49,632
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    Malayan Planter's Death.
    239 7 Took Overdose Of Bel adonoa After an unbroken sleep of four* teen hoars, from whioh he never recovered consciousness in spite of treatment by two doctor*, Mr Robert Eric (Jovetr, a rubber planter, of Kuala Pilah Estate, Negri Sembilan, who had fonght with the Australian Foroes, died
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    125 7 An Amsterdam message says that the tx Crown Price haa been a*s ssed for income-tax on an income of -0.0.u00 guilder* (nominally £66,666). A representative conference of the women of Sydney ha* informed the visi ing British women* delegation that domestic servant* wonld receive a minimum of £l weekly a*
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
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      509 7 BANKS. The Ho Hong Bank, Limited. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements.; I E AD Opficb Singapore, Raffles Chambers B <fe 6. 2BANCHBS; Penan?, 85 Beach Street. Malacca, 131 Jonker 8treet. Maar, Ufl9 Jalan Suleiman. Bata Pabat, 109 Jalan Rabamat. Agencies at London, New York, San Francisco, Bata via. Sour abajr
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      628 7 banks! CHARTERED BANK OF WK AUSTRALIA AMD CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. 3Y ROYAL CHARTER, Paid ap Capital in 100,000 Shares of X20 each £2,000,000 Reserve Fund £2,900,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £2,ooo,oeo BANKERS. Bank of England/ London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London Coonty Weetminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd.
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      533 7 YOUR HEALTH AND APPEARANCE both suffer if you are a viotim to constipation. The remedy is I SB the little gentle-as-nature laxatives which dispel constipation, liverishness, bilious headaches, clear the complexion and purify the breath. Of all chemists, or post free 90 cents the vial, 6 vials for $4.50 from
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      384 7 WANTED. WANTED.—For Surveyor's office two or three competent draughtsmen- Good prospects and salary to suitable men Apply with copies of testimonials to Energy c/o Malaya Tribune. 16 1 22 1 WANTED.—A smart junior shorthand typist- Apply, enclosing testimonials and statiDg salary required, to Chan Sze Onn Co., Singapore. 17 I
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      317 7 Yeu are guilty of gf osa negligence if you keep yjur dog MANGY. You will be acquitted of the charge if you use Mangeodine the only specific. OBTAINABLE AT GENERAL SUPPLY AGENCY, High Street MEDICAL OFFICE, Bras Basah Road. STRAITS PHARMACY, Middle Road. MEDICAL HALL, Battery Road. AGENTS WANTED. Please
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      317 7 THF SUPREME AID ™DEAF~. LITTLE GEM EAR PHONE for it gives perfect hearing. Y m, like thousands of others, can be convinced that it is p >ssibJe, whether you are extremely deaf or only partly deaf, to experience the joy and pleasure of being able to clearly hear again. ♦t,
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. tiaaett tailiJ SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, Otltf y vol vh- No. 15 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY, 19, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS:
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      Shipping News
      103 1 Arrivals. JANUARY 16 Hong KUt Bri 65 Nacolah from Malacca Jan 15 Ho Hong. JANUARY 17. Sri Maar Bri 96 Cap Fripp from Malacca J in 16 Soon Ktck. Kaka Bri 274 Ctp Gamblen from Malacca Jan 16 S S'«hip Coy b' J. Perak Bri 51*9 Cap Jones
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      Clearances.
      94 1 JANUARY 16. Kinta for P Sham and T Anson. Kuin Sang for Pehang <li Calcutta Lady W Id for Malacca Muar. Qaorra for Mersing. Mcd way for Colombo. Tydens for Liver, 00l via ports. Rnmphiusfor Sourabaya via ports. R S Bam for Bigan via ports, Emile for Rhio via
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      Bounty for Sinking U-Boats.
      197 1 The President of the Prize Court has made awards of bounty to the officers and crews of hii Majesty's ■hips Wyandra, Firedrake, and Ghnrka, and his Majesty's sub marine D.7 for the destruction of five German submarines. According to the affidavits the Wyandra, nnder the command
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      German Levy on Capital.
      182 1 Berlin, Deo 3.—Herr Ertbergei to day made a statement in the National Assembly explaining hh finan cial reform programme. Fresh Bills relating to income-tax and a tax on rovenues from capital have been submitted to the Assembly whereby income tax is to be levied on a
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      52 1 According to a wireless message from Moscow tbe nnmb«r of Chinese soldiers in the Russian Red Army dees not exoaed 5,000 men. Tbe Commander of th'S* Chinese d*taohsments Loi Van. tbe Chln.se Polbloal CommlBsary is Cbsn Hai Chen and the Assistant. Commaadnr of lbs Chi jess detach» menti It Oban
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      Bangkok's Cool Season.
      130 1 The cold snap inevitably leads to comparisons with previous cold aeasone, says the Bangkok Times. The lowest temperature reoorded lo date this season, that we have heard o f is 56 Frthr at Klong Toi thie morning (Jan 9). In December 1913 54 deg was re oorded
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      121 1 Mr P S Steenstrup, general manager of the General Motors Export Co, of New York, says his company hope to build during the coming fiscal year 400,000 cars. Prior to the lifting of the embargo on the import of cars to Great Britain, they had oversold their oars *o other
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      Quarantine.
      107 1 Alphabetical list of Infected (signal XGQ) and Suspected (signal F P B) Porte j Signal fneceeaaryj in adPort notified. dition to Hi loan Quarantine flag. An ><* FP B Cerebrospinal Meningitis Amoy PP B Cholera Bangkok XGQ Cholera BaUria FPB Cerebro-Spinal Fever Calcutta XGQ Cholera Xfl(j Small-pox Keelung XGQ
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      95 1 The U S Foreign Trade Department is in receipt of a oommunioaion from Mr Carlo Mieli, of Alexandria, stating that he is about to organise on an extensive scale, and nnder the protection of the United States oonsul, a permanent exhibit of samples of American products an j an information
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        504 1 t FOH Up-to-date MOTOR CABS RING UP TIE TIIBLII MOTOR HOUSE Phone 371. P.&0.-BritishIndia AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) THE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY axe at present suspended. LONDON-FAR EASTERN
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        310 1 "Ellerman" Line. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) For Suez, London and Rotterdam Steamer. Sailing About Saint Francis Feb. 6 Matoppo Feb. 23 American Manchurlan Line For New York direct Joint service with Alfred Holt Co., (The Blue Funnel" Line) see separate advertisement. For cargo bookings and particulars
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        291 1 O. S. K. The Osaka Sbosai Kalska, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2 De Souza Street Proposed Sailings from Singapore. (Subject to change without ootiot) For MARSEILLES <fe LONDON (via Portsaid) Borneo Maru Jan. 25 For GENOA: AND MARSEILLES. For SOUTH AMERICA (Via Mauritius, Delagoa Bay. Durban and Capetown.) Canada
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        365 1 TRF MALAYA BEST 1 AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE 'Phone "No. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RYUK3 Payable In Advance. Per annum $15.00 Half-yearly $7.50 Par quarter 3.7s Postage Extra 50 Cts. per month. NIPPON rUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) Lnder Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government (Subject *to Alterations without Notice) European
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        30 1 SEANG LINE OF STEAMERS. RANGOON and CHINA RUN8.8. Glexoolk 8,7«) Tops. 8.8. SK4.JJQ Bkk 6,799 Tom. 8.8. Ska&'O Choon 6,775,-TjM. For freight or passage, apply to GIONG HOE Co. Agsntf.
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