Malaya Tribune, 14 March 1914

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  • 26 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. [Progressive and Independent Evening Daily.] Vol. I.- No. 62. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 14, 1914 Price 5 Cents. CIR IHalapa tribune. SATURDAY, MARCH 14
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 303 1 HOOCLANDT Co., I SINGAPORE. ESTATES CHEMICALS. Apply for Particulars. j 1 I|Fl M »t lUMti j i I mENrs MB*m &c, ill|p j j Tis not in mortal* to command boog bui |J j weH do mora well DESERVE IT." j j The Most Modern and Up=To=Date Theatre j j
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    • 235 1 HOOCLANDT A Co., SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES Apply for Price List, SCENIC S MMl—■—l dramatic! FILMS FIGURE !N THI 1 GRAND VARIETY PROGRAMME I TO-NIGHT! 2nd Show,D-30 to 11 p.m. TO-NIGHT!! I THE SNARE OF FATE I NJEW PATHS' 3 GAZETTE (183 rd J fi PROVINCIAL BULL PIGHT Exciting a;. 1
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  • 130 2 SEEING FOR HIMSELF WHAT HARD LABOUR MEANS. The Lord Chief Justice. Lord j Reading (formerly Sir Rufus Isaacs),. paid a visit recently to Wormwood Scrubs Prison, accompanied by the Home Secretary and Sir Evelyn Ruggles-l>rise, the Chairman of tIn- Prison CommissionThere have been great
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  • 215 2 Singapore, March 11. The business of this week calls for Utile comment. The movements of Sterling Rubbers have been small and irregnlar and the alternations indicate if anything a slight decline. Local Rubbersare almost disregarded and until such time s there are gome slight returns paid in
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  • 268 2 At the Colombo Municipal Court, before M. J. Devane, Inspector Abeyesekera of the Colombo Municipality, charged Carrupen Chetty, of 4th Cross Street, Pettah, with having obstructed him while performing his lawful duties, inasmuch ash" did obstructthe Inspectorfrom removing a patient named Nagapa Chetty,aged 19 years, who
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    • 190 2 Gaiety Theatre, Corner of Albert Bencoolen Streets BOTIRB CHANGE Of PROGRAMME DUNCAN Co. DUNCAN tengesto escape from ai WUUM r of detention, HAND-CUFFS iftnjehl jackets, milk em. How*. Trnnks latrodncing Spiritualism, manifestations. Bee i)„. v irii HAM) Mid HAT. Bros Gould Rngeis, Dancers, (Rnssian Dances) see the HUMAN spinning TOP
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    • 144 2 THE ARYA DISPENSARY. Dispensing Chemists Druggists, IM, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Stocked Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Requisites, Surgical Instruments Real Pebble Glasses. GUAN KIAT CO. SHIP-CHANDLERS, 37, PHILLIP STREET. Government and Municipal Contractors. General Importers and Exporters and Commission Agents. SOLE AGENTS FOR GLOBE FLUID The Ideal Fluid for Cleaning and
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    • 196 2 IS GUARANTEED TO BE Genuine Swiss MUk Do not confuse this brand with other Milks of uncertain origin. If you have not tried Sledge Brand you can idea what a perfectly sterilised Milk really is. sole importers: J. TRAVERS SONS, Ltd. Straits Industrial Syndicate. <©): General Export Merchants Commission Agents.
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  • 746 3 The Chirm of Lac> Draperies. Loose who arc interested in the lace industry, and especially in the welfare of the English lace workers, will be glad to see the very decided vogue for lace of all kinds that ifl demonstrated in the latest fashionable gowns. Everything
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  • 127 3 A remarkable set of coincidences came nn ler observation the other day in the Nisi Prius Court at the Liverpool Assizes. Two cases which immediately followed one another were claims for damages for personal injuries. In each action the plaintiff was a young man and a motor cyclist, each was
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    • 252 3 Write for Prospectus. KOH Co., $2=3 Bras Basah Road Have just formed Circulating Library of Fiction. KOH CO. SINGAPORE. 1c TSUTADA. Japanese Dentist. BRAS BASAH ROAD, relepbone No. 1245. Ixtraction Painless. VVork Guaranteed. Ch irges Moderate. onsulted in either English or Malay. Office Hours: k to WEEK DAYS. iM H
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  • 697 4 Distinguished Career of Sir David Gill. MAN WHO CATALOGUED THE STARS. By the death of Sir David Gill, which occurred in London in his 71st year on Saturday, January 24, the world has lost its most distinguished astronomer. From IS7*J to 1907 he Astronomer Royal
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  • 237 4 Three interesting ceremonies took j place recently at the Islands Hermitage in Ratgama, Dodanduwa. Two German Samanares. —Bhaddiyo and Mahanamo, —pupils ot Rev. Nyanatiloka, were admitted to the Upasampadha Order. The customary rites were performed by Rev. Nyanatiloka and .W Burmese Bhikkus, headed by Revds. Chakkinda and
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  • 396 4 A curate in a large Southern town whs ordere I l»y his doc tor to spend %?Awwholeof tin summer in the openair in the the vicinity of the sea. or he would certainly develop congumption. Being without means, he at last in desperation donned some old non-clerical clothes, and. oettinc
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 280 4 S. H. WEBSTER Co. Exporters, Importers AND General Commission Agents. *2, GREAT ST. HELENS, LONDON, E.e. Orders executed under the pergonal supervision of a member of the firm, who is well acquainted with the East and its numerous lines, both in Import and Export business. Bona tide Cocoanut, Rubber, and
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    • 264 4 A Novelty in Jewellery is to be seen in the collection of PHOTOGRAPH SIGNET RINGS we have on show, in which miniature photograph* of those near and or your own -may be placed. These rin-s may be had with PLAIN GOLD OR BLOODSTONE. Wt arc also displaying a choice Mnrtment
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  • 130 5 Saturday, 14. r I t."» a.m. j out wan) nail dna, tatorj meeting, Rzcliange. Theatre, St*>p This Way.'' Sunday, 15. IM) a.m.. 0-28 p.m. s wlay in Lent v \j nit ward mail dne. ii Sa rer Competition, !<>a.m. s V takes competition tinal. Monday, 16. I
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  • 46 5 M. M. Packet Atlantique" li'unlon up to the morning of ft il(unU) ;it 1 a.m. on Wed--Jani. and may be exjiected »«"it 1 p.m. to-morrow. 1 M. Packet Neni left '1 iy. and may be expected to a. in. on Monday, the Kith
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  • 25 5 1 1 in London. Arrived. Much I Mar. I M\j I Mar. (I A 11 hi M ii.i. J April ;t n O
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  • 996 5 S.C.C. Tennis Tournament. Miles and Perkins proved a little too strong for the Terrells last evennig—but only a little. It was not as good a match, either from a technical or from a spectacular point of view, as the Professional Pairs between the former and MddingKleinmann. which took place
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  • 532 5 CHAM riONSHIP. R. c. Stout beat I). M. Black (I 0,(5—2. F. Moding beat E. G. 11. Hart nell (5—4, 4—(5, (5—1. CHAMPIONSHIP PAIRS. C. V. Miles an I 1). V. Perkins beat A. K. a B.Terrell and C. R. a B. Terrell. 7—5, 'J —7. PROFESSION PAIRS.
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  • 277 5 CHAMPIONSHIP. D. H. Kleinmann v. A. K. a B. Terrell. J. A. Dean v. R. C. Stout. Capt. M. F, Daj* v. F. Moding. W. H. Threlfall v. R. B. B. Donnell. CLASS 44 B." SINGLES. F. G. Stevens scr. v. A. Feindel 2. J. Utermark scr. v.
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  • 276 5 A. CLASS SING LBS. F. Ruchwaldv v. (J. R. M. Mugliston. If not in doubles. B. CLASS SINGLES. Rayner v. Utermark or E. A. Swan. ,1. H. K. Hesselink v. E. S. Nathan. If not in Doubles. Stevens or Feindel v. H. R. Hemsted. If not in Doubles.
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  • 200 5 The Singapore Volunteer Corp* hold the competition for thw Finlayson Swimming Salver at th*? 8. C. S. immediately after tf*> arrival of the LO o'clock launch from I Johnston's Bier to-morrow a.m. The S. V. A., the Maxim Com* pany. S. V. A., and the S. R.
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  • 146 5 As announced in yesterday's »sI sue, the S. C. C. and S. R. O. 1st elevens will contest on the pitc.h ot" the latter Club this afternoon. Following are the players —The S. C. P. Griffith .Jones, .1. ft. O. Bad ham, R. B. B. Donnell, F. Blackwell, W.
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  • 143 5 Matches Arranged for Next Week. MONDAY. F. Thorougood,—15(), vs. E. Hari- nell, plus 50. C. H. Waddell,—130, vs. F. 41. Stevens, —(50. Capt. Chancellor, plus 50, vt*. P. Gold, plus 20. TUESDAY. F. Hilton, —(10, vs. M. Suhl —1H). 1). Drummond, plus (»0, vs. F. J.
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  • 38 5 Mr.J.W.C. Ellis, who for some time last year, acted a-? Second Magistrate in Kuala Lumpur, nan returned from leave, and is now 1 in Java studying Javanese. <>n h«? return he will be posted to tho Labour Department
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • 396 5 MAILS CLOSE. p: where otherwise stated, hour earlier, but letters may he 1 w;th a late fee of K» cents, up to ten tli. Ordinary mail f!osc>. Dcily Excspt Sunday. ,M;il.iv States. MalaCvXi. Muar I'V train > at p.m. i. I iiijun. Malacca, Seremban. Port |i i Sw. ttenham anil
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  • 425 6 Those of u> who know China must led so:r.e con-e;n at the failure of the Republican troops to put alien 1 to the depredations of ''White Wolf and his brigand*. The activities of an armed robber, however numerous his followers, are really of minor importance
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  • 77 6 The last performance in Singapore of Killis' Circus and Menagerie during this tour will be given on Beach Road this evening. The company is good and deserves full houses at the matinee this afternoon (1 p.m.) and at the main performance to-night. The doors are open at eight
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  • 131 6 Detective Inspector McAfee charged a Chinese named Tan Ah Wang Yesterday before Mr. A. V. Brown, the first Magistrate, with picking the pocket of a Tamil named Ayaeanu the previous night near the Circus in Beach Road. The Magistrate found the accused guilty hut postponed judgment till The
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  • 49 6 Alberta Hyndman, Allendale, Ulan,Ayoob, Col. St. John, Cooper, Raffles, Crockett, Finelli, German Mail, Gregory, Gnanhoe, Hanssens, Hope c/o Raffles, Levy Makers. Lingtsaicheng, Miss Monseignenr Vay Oejdjoko, Oldenbnrger Steamer Anstralien, Pacific ft Orient, Prims Weimar, Seeberg Pronto Norsk. Teenwissen, Tjensie, Witstijn.
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  • 585 6 The Aga Khan has been el to the Athenn-um Clnb. The paddy crops of Kedah lv,ij and Trang are the best that have been produced for years. The girls' school recenth in Bangkok by the ChapUtii ceives a grant from the Diocesan fund. We regret to
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 199 6 LARGE VARIETY V 0F SHADES ONLY ONE QUALITY NECESSARY FOR Paste BOTH INSIDE AND Can be used on > Plaster, Brick. Wood. OUTSIDE WORK. Cement Ac. DISTEMPER. Sharpe, Ross Co., Ltd. Bay Rum and Cantharadine HAIR LOTION AN IDEAL HAIR DRESSING FOR THE TROPICS. Cooling Refreshing and Invigorating. It is
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    • 128 6 Chs. J. GAUPP AND CO. Raffles Place, next to Robinson Piano Co. WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS AND NAUTICAL OPTICIANS. FINE DIAMOND JEWELLERY A SPECIALITY. ENGLISH AND SWISS CxOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. SURVEYING AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. PLATED WARE FROM MAPPIN WEBB, Limited. WINFRED Cigarettes. TDK WORLDS BEST VALUE IN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES. Chow Kit
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  • 165 7 Tens of Thousands to Help the Married Ranks. Opposition Score. Reuter's Service. London, March 13. ,i:«-! Seely speaking in the v, u! ii(,n- said that provision for soldiers in the army would !U 'i('usr<l and that this would r i V( additional expenditure of tfiis of thousands of
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  • 141 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 13. Tht* otlieer from Gibraltar who ra? recalled home in connection with tin- canteen scandals and was found shut in Devizes Barracks is no; Lieut, liobert Martin but Qr.I Jbter an-1 Hon. Lieut. George Martin nf tin* Wiltshires. He leaves a widow and
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  • 29 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 13. 'i"* House of Commons has 4 'i 1 tliH vote authorising a loan million pounds sterling to Afi ii...
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  • 26 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 13. Kh i Portland, Oregon, ''locks along the water Uv <> steamers have been |L lo.-s being a million
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  • 34 7 Reuter's Service. Pinion, March 13. Wu\ v», 1 '''i on, the Suffragette I II, l M Velasquez picture kv s ,1, i:t! (i;i1 Icry and was ,v x months* imprison- llUl 'n''T-.striking.
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  • 47 7 Charges Against Lord Murray to Be Formulated. LORD HALSBURY AS CHAIRMAN. Reuter's Service. London, March 13. In the House of Lords, the Marconi Committee met and appointed Lord Halsbury as Chairman. The latter directed that the charges against Lord Murray should be formulated by Tuesday.
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  • 53 7 Austria Preparing for Eventualities. Reuter's Service. London, March 13. The Austrian Minister of Defence speaking in Parliament in supporting the increase in recruits declared that nobody could believe we may hope for a long peace or the Balkan question settled in such a way as to
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  • 36 7 An Interesting Suit. Reuter's Service. London. March 13. Among the forthcoming undefended cases in t he Divorce Court is a suit for restitution of conjugal rights by Lady Girouard against Sir Percy Girouard.
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  • 82 7 Betting on the Lincolnshire Handicap. Reuter's Service. London, March 13. The betting on the Lincolnshire Handicap is I(M> to 9 against Cuthbert and Bonbon Rose 100 to 8 against Mediator: 100 to 7 against Aghdoe 20 to I against Maiden Erlegh ami Tuxedo and 25 to 1 against
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  • 74 7 Reuter's Service. London, March L*>. Constantinople telegrams state that the aviators Nuri Bey and Ismail Bey fell into the sea off Jaffa and swam ashore hut Nuri Bey subsequently died from exhaustion. The Reichstag has read for the first time a hill for regulating air traffic.
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  • 23 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 13. The death is announced from New York of Mr. Westinghoiise, the inventor of the well-known vacuum brake.
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  • 24 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 13. The steamers Hwades and "Canada Maru" collided in Tacoma and the "Canada Maru" is seriously damaged.
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  • 86 7 Official Alleviation of the Russo-German Scare. No Grounds for Uneasiness. Reuter's Service. London, March 1 1). The semi-official Korddeutsche Allgemein Zeitung" declares that it declines to see any grounds for uneasiness in the anti-German articles in the Russian press, which are no more able to disturb the
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  • 55 7 Reuter's Service. London, March 13. Some interest is attaching to the third Court of the season at Buckingham Palace as the Prince of Wales in naval lieutenant's uniform, is making his first appearance at Court. H.R.H. starts on Monday on a three weeks' visit to the
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  • 430 7 Burden of the Nations. Sir Edward Grey, Secretary of State for Foreign A Hairs, was the guest of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce at dinner. lie delivered an address which dealt in the main with European armaments. The following is a summary of the principal
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  • 98 7 £14,817,000 Navy Programme for Britain. OUR FLYING CORPS. Reuter's Service. London, March 1 "2. The Navy Estimates amount to £51,550,000 and the programme includes four battleships and four light cruisers; twelve destroyers and a number of submarines. The personnel will be increased for the year by 5,000.
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  • 399 7 Appointments. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to make the following appointments in the Civil Service of the Colony Mr. K. L. Talma, an officer in (Mass 111, to act as Registrar, Supreme Court, Singapore, in Class II Mi-. E. L. Talma, Registrar, Supreme Court, Singapore, to
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  • 52 7 Dr. Dow, who is a graduate of Edinburgh, and a new medical officer under the Johore Government, has taken up his appointment at Muar. Dr. Andrew Grant, who lias been ten years in the Johore service, will have his headquarter* in Johore Bharu to work the new Health Ordinance on
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  • 200 7 TEUTONIA MAY TAKE OVER GERMAN READING CLUB. An Interesting Step. A special meeting of the German Reading Club of Singapore will be held in the Teutonia Club on Saturday, the 21st instant to consider the advisability of affiliation with the latter club. There are at present fifty members
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  • 73 7 The final official general untitled on the Indian and Burma rice cro}> for the current season, published recently shows the total estimated outturn two per cent, less than last year. Bengal outturn is 11 per cent, down. Madias outturn 5 pet cent, down and Burma outturn 5| per cent. down.
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 211 7 Church Services. ST. ANDREW'S. .'JRD SUNDAY IX LENT. 7.45 A.M. —HOLY COMMUNION (CHORAL.) Introit Psalm cxxx. Chant 200. Service Woodward. Hymn at Offertory 86. Hymn at Communion 465, Part .'J, Second Tune. Hymn at Ablutions 338. Nunc Dimiitis. 9.15 A.M. —MATINS. First Lesson Genesis xxxvn. Second Lesson S. Mark xn,
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  • 2802 8 The usual fortnightly meeting of the Legislative Council was held in th*' Council Chamber yesterday afternoon. There were present H. E. the Governor, Sir A. 11. Young, K.C.M.G., the Hon. the Colonial Secretary Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, C.M.G., the Hon. the AttorneyGeneral, Mr. G. A. Goodman, the Hon.
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  • 19 8 Players with their untitled untitled he at the courts not later than p.m. by the Victoria Memorial Hall (Mock.*
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    • 149 8 Jin Assuredly Good Entertainment is what is to he got out of the CAPITAL PROGRAMME to be presented 2nd show. 9 30 TO 11 P.M. THE ICONOCLAST j A thrilling and sensational Broncho Motion Picture in 3 Rsals IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ANIMATED SCARECROW (Comic.) WiIKN THE PRISON DOORS OPENED-
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  • 702 9 J. Dv P. Oosthtiizen and 0. M. Sheid. Many chemical changes take place in the tobacco plant throughout its growth as well as during the curing and fermentation periods. New chemical substances are formed and others are decomposed. The final result of these reactions
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  • 63 9 Jobson M Charlie is in great glee to-day." Bobson Why M 4 He owed his tailor £45 for five years, and the tailor got in despair and pot the account op at public auction." M I should think that would make Charlie wild." v Not a bit
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  • 323 9 "Trial Flights in June." MR CUKTLSS'S VIEW OX THE GREAT ATTEMPT. Mr. Glenn Cnrtiss, who is building a great Hying boat to cross the Atlantic, his been interviewed on the proposed attempt to capture "The Daily Mail" £10.000 prize. It will be recalled that the aeroplane will
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  • 322 9 Once when Toole was playing at the Hull Theatre, a man in the stage-box suddenly inquired if he might ask him a question. Toole seemed surprised, and answered M After the play. But the man persisted, whereat the audience roared, Turn him out Toole calmed them, saying: We are Englishman
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • 283 9 j. L CAMPBELL Co., Ltd. j TELEPHONE Ko: 765. tijgh Class Tailors and Gents Outfitters 3, Battery Road, SINGAPORE. Branches: PENANG, S. S. KLANG, F.M.S. PAUL Co., Photographic Artists, 57, Selegie Road. Singapore. Photographs Only of tie Highest Artistic. CHILDREN'S PORTRAITURE A SPECIALITY ENLARGEMENTS MINIATURES. Artistically Finished in Black White
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    • 167 9 I THE Ceylon Tailors Co. A Man is known by the Clothes he Wears. Neatness and Fit Attracts Attention. IF YOU DESIRE TO BE UP TO THE MARK Call at the Ceylon Tailors Co. WHERE EVERYTHING OF THE BEST IS SUPPLIED AND A THOROUGH FIT GUARANTEED. Europe Hotel Arcade, High
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  • 1207 10 In novels and in the daily Press, in the "Silly" season, or at any other season, the public in England take a Btrange delight in the subject of courage. It is discussed, and for the time being set at rest but so hydra-headed is its popularity and vitality that
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  • 161 10 LAMP LIT BY WIRELESS 6 MILKS AWAY. Mr. Marconi lias furnished I another illustration of tin» facility with which science in these clay a can perform feats surpasing those of the legendary magicians of the Middle Apes. Mr. Marconi now announces that lie can light a lamp by,
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  • 117 10 SECRET EXHIBITION OF FILMED BOMBARDMENT. Practically every offisor of the warships at Portland has seen a secret free Irinematograph display in the Naval Gymnasium at Portland. The strictest precautions wore taken to see that no unauthorised person gained admission, for the film that was shown told the
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    • 186 10 Large Stocks of French Roofing Tiles, Ridges and Ventilators. ALWAYS IN STOCK. S. J. JDDAH Co, MERCHANTS ft CONTRACTORS, 29, Robinson Road. Shimoda Dental Hall No. 492, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. Up-to-dats Dentistry. CHARGES MODERATE. CONSULTATION FRISK. WAH HENG Co. 5, North Bridge Road OPPOSITE ADELPHI HOTEL AMD CATHEDRAL. The host
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    • 433 10 The Untouched Meal. B—— I————— l M People Who Starve Wish Food on The TaMe. No, 1 simply cannot cat." Actual tragedy ia suggested by these Bimple words, because loss of appetite is the genesis of trouble that sooner or lal !u itself as Indigestion or Nervous Dyspepsia, with violent
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  • 14 11 We do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed by any of our correspondents.
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  • 313 11 To the Editor of the Ma!a: /fl Tribune. Dear Sir, —"Delta" has thrown <$own the gauntlet. It is much to be regretted that his opponents whom he shows his readiness, through your courtesy, to meet in your columns, have, first by their readiness to attack and now by their
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  • 132 11 Zeal for education may be a good thing, hut it is possible to carry it to excess. An honourable member of the Viceroy's Legislative Council has just invited the Government to enquire throughout India how many Mahommedan landholders paying aland revenue of Rs. 3,000 or over send their children
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  • 163 11 The Bank of England has the right, in common with some other old-established businesses, to sell beer by retail. This power was granted by Charter in 1694. and it has never been taken away from it. The Bank could, therefore, if it chose, start in business as a public-house to-morrow,
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  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • 138 11 Get The Right Machine The Triumph possesses distinctiveness which removes it from the commonplace and hall-marks it as a really high-grade mount. A SEAL OF A GUARANTEE EXCELLENCE. OF QUALITY. /tr v\ Jm f m S' f/\ II V V j W fid W Ifasaiw U l) Sole Agent: A.
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    • 173 11 CHEE ENG SONS, ESTABLISHED 1859. North Bridge Road. CIVIL, NAVAL, MILITARY, AND SPORTING TAILORS. Proprie- >M White Suits A Speciality. an European M A <'> Whit.- American Drill SoitaflC ALL\ CUTS every gar- ur representative will rVests. mmm TRIAL SOLICITED. Up-to-date Lady Dress Makers Chinese Lady Outfitting Depot- W^,H FONES'
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    • 289 12 To Let TO LET. CONVENIENT FL' OR SPACE IN HEART OF SINGAPORE. This Valuable Space Comprises Godown, Vault of Reinforced Concrete. Entrance from both Battery Road and Collyer Quay. Apply to "A. W." c/o. "THE MALAYA TRIBUNE" 20a-20c, Collyer Quay. The Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Limited. 11E A D OFFICE.
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    • 912 12 Shipping I "AUSTRIAN LLOYD UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT. New Monthly Fast Line, Trseste=Shanghai From and to Trieste and Venice, calling at Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo Penang, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai. OUTWARD. 1914 HOMEWARD. Due to arrive on or about Due to sail on or about 1914
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    • 488 12 Shipping P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION GO. FOR CHINA. .JAPAN. PEN A HQ, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA. ADEN, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for China I'oast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapre on or about MAIL LINKS. Bonwwurd (for Europe). 191 L
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    • 363 12 Wanted WANTED. An Interpreter speaking n: Malay English. Apply Room N >. 9. Stamford n Brae Basah Etoad °U n a Teacher Wanted izr St Andrew's School. Teacher required after V Good salary to competent «JS?? er Apply Rev. J.R. Lee, Clergy H* Singapore. ,v '< a Good Compositors Wanted
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