Malaya Tribune, 14 April 1914

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    25 1 The Malaya Tribune. Progressive and Independent Evening Daliv.l Vol. 1. Untitled SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1914 Price 5 Cents. CIN lUaiapa Cribunc. TUESDAY, APRIL 14
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      411 1 HOOCLANDT Co,, SINGAPORE. ESTATES CHEMICALS. Appl \t for Particulars. n U i p Hii yjt w^i Ji» If AGENTS I IL^l-'Cxll'' PALLADIUM THEATRK ORCHARD ROAD. 'CHT TO W. GHT S EASTER ATTRACTIONS. And further Change of Programme. I m m Appearance of the famous Soprano I MISS NORA MOORE l
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      222 1 HOOCLANDT Co., SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES Apply for Price List, TONIGHT! TONIGHT II I AT THE I HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH NORTH BRIDGE ROHO. itaia tninngh staying and Pinal Film CONVICT. NO. 113. ,HM ,>f in ReeLs) SZ?*- |,iCt,,re, 1 1 hw -lt olKn:il 5,r.it,:,10. l,v >tr „„V ocMienu •<•!..,. retnra andidu
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    Correspondence.
    1013 2 HV <lo U'pf H'eefMirilf endort* 'he opinion rxprtwl by corrrfjurndfHt*.] The Spectator's Libel on Islam. To the Eil it or of (he Malaya Tribune. Sir,—The Spectator in reviewing Mr. Sidney Low's work on E-vpt in Transition" remarked that Islam is inelastic and incapable of reconciliation with the conduct of
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    Wanted: Shade Trees in Singapore.
    567 2 Ed., M.T. lit the /■.'///<»/•. Malm/a Ti ibuiiv. > Sir, —There was a very timely article in the Singapore Free Press the other day on tree planting and the ruthless way many tine trees are cut down here, or badly pruned. 1 do not know
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    165 2 When military men who came from India in early days were questioned about Kipling they answered with a start, until there came one who had indeed heard him, hail indeed seen him. Yes Kipling had dined with his mess, and they had told him a lot of things he had
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      232 2 The Mi races of the East jjf??*'' v R- Borhane's Minyak Mokm n ternm DM**,, CmU, W—* n iilim BitCO, and A Bums, BfWWM, Hrnw>. i>i kind- of Skin Pimw. Apply to: R. BORHANE. Co The Anglo-Indian Stores, H4-86, SerangooD Road, Singapore. g I K. TSUTADA. Japanese Dentist. 74, BRAS
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      123 2 Chop Teck Seng 97, SELEGIE ROAD. House of Renown for Price of their Articles Dealers in General Provisions Fodder and Sundry Goods. Prices to Suit all Purses. Wholesalers and Retailers. N. K. OTSUBO Co., BOON SENG Co, (Japanese Artists Photographers.) SHIP-CHANDLERS, No. 48-3, Hill Street, Singapore. 4 SAIL-MAKERS, First class
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      76 2 NEWLY ESTABLISHED I YICK CHEONG (J I *j p* f Ask your Grocer fori "GOLD LEAF I CEYLON TE4I Pure; Delicious and Fragrant! Its strength makes it the most] economical TEA in the Market! P. A. BEINS Co. I NEW TREATMENTI Of Rheumatism, Gout, Asthma, oiroat0 iroat Bronchitis, Arthritis, Etc.
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    Men v. Women as Typists.
    306 3 Experiments by a Scientist. Men are better and quicker typists than women, but women have more sustaining power than men, and do not get tired so quickly. These are the conclusions reached as the result of some interesting tests made by M. J. M. Lahy,
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    The Japanese Cabinet Resigns.
    89 3 Tokyo, 24th March. Admiral Yamamoto, the Premier, has personally tendered to the Em-! peror his resignation and those of ilit* members of the Cabinet. 25th March. Admiral Yamamoto has been commanded to continue in office pending the election of a successor. The best informed quarters are
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    OPIUM SMOKING IN CHINA.
    317 3 Carried on in Foreign Concessions. In contrast to the accounts of the destruction of opium and opiumsmoking utensils and of other vigorous efforts to suppress the evil, made by the Chinese, comes the humiliating news that opium selling and smoking is still carried on in the
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    104 3 It has just become known that Mr. Harry Boyle, the Bridal] ConsulGeneral in Berlin, was recently married to a young and beautiful Polish Jewess, Fraulein Asch, of Posen, who was employed as a typist at the consulate. She canoe to Berlin to study music, and, although she is the daughter
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      290 3 ALMUSAWA Co. KaSSim, C.E., Consulting Architects. Architects, Commission-Agents Surveyors. 3, Raffles Place, AS AHI AND l Citron Water AWARDED j Highest Prize I AT THE ANGLO-JAPANESE EXHIBITION. i Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOB The Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. RETAILERS TAMQTQ COMPANY, Telephone No. 412. 351, VICTORIA STREET.
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      143 3 S.H.WEBSTER 4 Co. Exporters, Importers AND General Commission Agents. 22, GREAT St. HELENS, LONDON, ex. Orders executed under the personal 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 fide Cocoanut, Rubber, and Mining
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    LABOUR IN MALAYA.
    1471 4 [Specially Contributed to the I India Rubber Journal.] (Concluded from April 13 In Malaya it would probably be best for the various Estate Agent?, either in Europe or Malaya, to emi ploy a Labour Agent for the estates which they represent, such estates being debited with the
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      298 4 To all who desire to invoke medical aid respecting dentistry may it be borne in mind that all necessary distance can be obtained from Dr. S. Yamamoto, Japanese Dental Surgeon, Nor-01. VICTORIA STREET, Singapore. TO ENSURE LONG LIFE. By Dr. S. Yamamoto. DENTIST, 51, VICTORIA STREET. CARE OF THE TEETH.
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      331 4 Important Notice to Contractors Builfa The United Saw Mills, Ltd (Incorporated in the Strait* Sett AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ON(J SAM LEONG B«q n CHAIRMAN. DR. LIM BOON KE.Mi. TAN CHENG 810X0 ESQ TAN SIAN CHIN ESQ. KHOO K<>K \V\[ LIM NICE SOON ESQ. TAN BAN KHlw: Esg
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    224 5 LATE ST ARRIVALS. I J Capt Dandey. i A I»nl 11. K..r Pontii Siii«k»i M't- Kechoot. h X l-. Rh.oo, 1.. i a I"- Hannatyne, M:. ll For Deb i fi i HI", J Capt Knais.-l, i> For h.,,^ I *PLBaaaa«, arm I'm, k. i r Cneeitaiu M :'.V''l''.S...xbv.;rriv- r
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    CLEARANCES.
    65 5 Claadins Analognan f">r CMcase Kaka for Muar and Malacca Carlyle tor Port Swettenham Sarie Borneo for Bandjerntaasin Altmaik for Shanghai Pin Seng for Port Swettenham and Penang Kanagawa Mara for Rangoon and Calcutta Vladimir for (><i» Ma ia |»»»i—r Banilie for Rhio Qaai ta for Saigon Teeara for Penang
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    106 5 TANJONG PAGAR. East Wharf (Basin) Lama Wharf Section No. 1 Paroo,Taisau j Mam Sheers Wharf Selangor Main Wharf Section No. Nil ;s Austria 4- Kinkasan Main. Ganges Chow Fa 6—Kawachie Main. Tnrilus, l lirce N. v. Pork No. 7 Nil West Wharf B—Achille
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    EXCHANGE.
    117 5 Singapore, April i I. On London Bank l rn/s. fU l/l Demand 2/4 Prirate ti m/>. 2/4 5/8 j 3m/s. -J/1 11/32| On Germanj Bank d/d. 238$ i Prirate m/a. 242 j Ob France Hank d/d. 291 Prirate m/s. 298 On India Bank T. T. 171 Prirate 30 d/s.
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    308 5 Singapore, Apkii. ii. j Nutmegs 110 S. per picul$23.50 Nutmegs 80 S. d" 24.50 Copra Bali do 11.25 Copra Gorong Talo do 11.40 Copra Dongalo do 11.40 Copra Kayong do 10.80 i Copra Puio do 10.70 Copra Pontianak do 10.25 Copra Siantan do 10.80 Copra Singkawang do
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    826 5 Prices Quoted in the Market this ?»fcrnin£ SlNUAPOJiK, A Pit! I.. 14. Messrs. LvaH and Evatt, Exchange and Share Broke», i.-r ue the following list of quotations Rubber Shares. Nom. Value. Buyer*. Sellers. 2/- Allamir 1/8 2/2 1 Anglo "Java 3'4A 4/4 A 1 Anglo-Johore 1/3 3/3
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    1348 5 LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WHARVES AND SHIPPING OFFICES. The A. Holt liner Idomeneus arrived to-day and will discharge at the wharf. The s. s. s. Cn.'s Sappho left the wharf for the roads at this morning. Capt. Grunberg moored bis vessel, the X. I). L. Chowfa, ;it seel.
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      384 5 FIXTURES. I Tuesday. 14. i i; ft«.c. J,.-. j>.) 1 F |C i Wednesday. 15. J f (IML j Tttnccy, litriiiy. .J w'-ii H id;* v) Saturday, IS. V r a.ni.. rn j Sunday. 19- 7- «"p.m. I I VAILS CLOSE. r vvl. othorw i.M* stated. i hot lettev» may
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    SPHERES OR OPEN DOOR?
    782 6 One of the most striking signs of the timed is the frequency of references nowadays by Western statesmen, politicians, spokesmen of important commercial bodies and a section of the Press to what they arc pleased to style their 'spheres of influence" in China. Not only have
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    Local and General.
    564 6 Shipping intelligence v. found on age r >. j The federated Malay Btatea h■■ I her Coy. declare an interim d"* I dend of 25 per cent, on sii m< !,V I working from June to I 191 a An interim divides I >f 5 I cent
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      153 6 INERTOL j PAINT ANTICORROSIVE fotarfve trial* have proved it lo be Ik. beat ~.„..,-.i.m for i,,„, MMdiMl work against rust. Sea water has I whatever on iron and «teel «orted with [nertol. WATERPROOF Concrete and cement wrfacei are rendered Impermeable. Mont suitable for reaervoira, water-tanka, etc Write for Illustrated B<»>kl<-i:
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      56 6 Chs. J. GAUPP AND 00. Raffles Place, next to Robinson Piano Co. WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS AND NAUTICAL OPTICIANS. FINE DIAMOND JEWELLERY A SPECIALITY. ENGLISH AND SWISS GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. SURVEYING AND NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. SILVER and PLATED WARE FROM MAPPIN WEBB, Limited. WINFRED Cigarettes. THF WORLDS BEST VALUE IN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES.
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    Empire Defence Scheme.
    69 7 IV'D .j by CircumstMices. I. non »eaU!> Adheres lo to: i rrO' ranime. Ori»inal w II 1 I m I I I I In D 1 1 fa J! to**/' u Bl IN tmfuin [I -.Mi.i Ml II If Hi I n tl I B I H
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    THE TURKISH LOAN.
    17 7 Reuter's Service. onstanthat ke Mil ratifying the a Kreemente of the I amount to
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGGER.
    10 7 Reuter's Service. IVil 1 .n I I Mfn.
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    A Far-Fetched Idea.
    97 7 Murder by Chinese at Vancouver. Alleged Allies of the White Wolf. Reuter's Service. London, April 1.'5. The Tinier Toronto correspondent states that the police investigation <>:' tli** murder of Mrs. Millard seems to show the existence of an active Chinese revolutionary society in Vancouver. The Victoria police
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    “COLOURS” FOR ULSTER VOLUNTEERS.
    94 7 Presentation at Massareene Park, Antrim. Reuter's Service. London, April 1 I. The Bishop of Down consecrated and sir Edward Carson formally presented the colours to the third Antrim regiment of Ulster volunteers at Massareene Park, Antrim, The evolntions were carried out by the brigade of 2,800
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    BOXING.
    67 7 Amateur Carpentier. Reuter's Service. London, April 13. Mr. George Mitchell, Lion Tom Mitchell," the well-known sporting Bradford millowner, and nephew to the Chief Whip, Mr. P. H. Illingworth, lias gone to Paris to tight Georges Carpentier for six rounds semi-privately, and only inVited guests will he admitted. The match
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    A POLITICAL MOVE.
    61 7 Kaiser Visits King of Rumania. Reuter's Service. London, April 13. j A telegram from Bnkharest stales that the German Emperor shortly visits the King of Rumania, i Diplomatic circles declare the object of the visit is to strengthen the relations of Rumania with the Triple Alliance in
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    GUNMEN ELECTROCUTED AT SINGSING.
    29 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 13. Telegrams from New York state that 4 Gyp the Blood and others, the gunmen, have been electrocuted Jat Singsing prison.
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    Alleged Contamination of Water.
    292 7 Waterboats Mixing Sewage with Potable Water. Our attention has been called to a most reprehensible practice which, if not checked instantly, will have the effect of causing serious injury to the health <>f those dependent upon water boats for their supply of water at Tanjong Hhu
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    GENERAL ELECTION IMMINENT.
    55 7 Radical Organisations Gating Ready. Reuter's Service. London, April 13. The Standard says that news from the various provinces indicates that there will be a general election in July. The Radical agents in South East Lancashire have been instructed to have their organizations ready as they may be
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    THE COMMONER ON TOLLS EXEMPTION.
    64 7 Mr. Bryan's Opinion. Reuter's Service. London, April 13. A telegram from Now York states that Mr. Bryan, Secretary of State, in a signed article in his organ The Commoner, published in Lincoln, Nebraska, urges the repeal of the tolls exemption on the ground that the
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    VISCOUNT BUXTON.
    15 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 14. Mr. Sydney Buxton has been created a Viscount.
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    63 7 Prince Tokugawa, President of the Upper House, is said to have received a secret order from the throne relative to the organization of a Cabinet. The Prince is further reported to have determined to attempt a readjustment of the political chaos. The news is believed as the Prince has always
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    Polo Club “At=Home” Yesterday.
    1192 7 Inaugural Gymkhana a Splen* did Success. Singapore Society Enjoys Itself. It must have been half past six last evening—at any rate the Hifa of Singapore had wended their respective ways dinner-wards —when a Tribune reporter finally succeeded in getting Mr. A. J. Ferguson, the Hon. Secretary
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    FUNDS FOR GENERAL ELECTION.
    54 7 Levy of a Shilling on Labour Members. Reuter's Service. London, April 13. At a Labour Conference it WMi agreed to levy a shilling on every member, as it is stated that at present there are n<> funds' for the general election which the leaden* re— garded
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    EASTER BANK HOLIDAY.
    22 7 Reuter's Service. London, April J3. Bank Holiday to-day was favoured with perfect weather, and the pleasure resorts were crowded.
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    Penang News.
    108 8 Penang Gazette Libel. ACTION DROPPED. The P. G. Pays Good Dividends. I L Mnlmja Tribune Spcciol•) Penang April 14. The libel action which the Eastern Shipping Company brought against lh<* Penang Gazette for publishing letters and articles which were alleged to reflect on the Putterworth ferry service run
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    Inter-Settlement Football Match.
    367 8 SINGAPORE v. PENANG. Singapore Victorious. hi bright sunshine the mucli talk«»<1 of match between the Malaya Football Association anil the Mohammedan Football Association (Penang) took place yesterday afternoon before thousands of interested spectators on the Malaya football ground, j in Peach Road. The match was the more
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    114 8 The total crop of rubber harvested in 1913 by tie- Strait.- Rubber Company, whose report is issued, amounted to 1,760,8241b. The average price realized was equivalent to 2s. Ll.Bld. per lb. London, new term-. The crop for 191 1 is estimated at L,89t»,0001b. The total cost of production amounted to
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    Sports.
    98 8 TENNIS. S. R. C. Tournament. To-day's Ties. CHAMPIONSHIP. T. Leijssius V. W. A. Aeri;» T. de Silva v. E. E. Ryan. CLASS B SIMILES. G. E. Boswell v. F. d e Mornav, ser. DOUBLE HANDICAP. E. Misso and II. S. van Cuylenburg. ser.. v. H. Mitchell and J. H.
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    Water Polo.
    52 8 W. B. Button's team won the water polo contest from the seven captained by T. C. Hay. the game taking place at the Swimming Club on Easter Sunday morning. This makes the former the winner of the competition, the first two matches of which took place on the
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    FOOTBALL.
    280 8 Malay Sports. The postponed Malay sports was held yesterday afternoon on the Malaya Football Ground in glorious weather, and before a very large concourse of people. There is no doubt that the sports was a great success and the members of the committee arc to be congratulated tor their
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    CRICKET.
    290 8 S.S. v. F.M.S. The summaries of the bowling in the first innings of the Easter Cricket Tournament between the Colony and the Federated Malay States, are given below. This play took place at Penang on Saturday. Straits Settlements. O. U. li. W. AYR. L V. Prentice I. 2 l»i
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    Local Cricket.
    385 8 The Town Eleven was substituted for the Medical School in the all day match played with the Recreation Club's second eleven yesterday, j Following were the results S. R. C. 2nd Eleven. Ist innings. s. 1). Gander, c Jacob l> Aiyathurai (I. Bogaars, c H. M. de Silva
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      43 8 John Little J Great Clearance I FOR TWO WEEKS—ONCE A YEAR I Splendid Bargains I ALL DEPARTMENTS! thatlis I outCpaii;; I figure ThicK I ANGLO SWISS CONDENSED MILK C° CHAM,SWITZ ER LAN D £>• LONDON. 1184 j NESTLE'& ANGLO-SWISS CONDENSE) MILK CO., (LONDON.) SINGAPORE.
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    THE OUTLOOK FOR TRADE.
    374 9 Mr. Asquith's Hopeful Forecast. Labour and its Leaders. Mr. Asquith, who was a guest recently at the dinner of the Association of Chambers of Commerce, referred to the industrial situation and the prospects of trade. Whilst he recognized that the enormous expansion of our trade in
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    Unclaimed Telegrams Lying at the Government Telegraph Office, Singapore.
    170 9 Abdullah Mart, Abdnlmajid, Adima, A. Ismailsa, Amehoo, Ana Mohd. Shaiff, Atkins North. Beccasbeslos, Bogage, Cheachiwlee Choc, Charles, Cheong Huat, Chop HenBonge, Cook ami Son, Customs, Eng Seng Hin, Fenner, Foekhunghin, Fook, Sang Freear, Gray Gilder, Haji Mohamed, Hani]), Heng Soon Hong,
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    Unclaimed Telegrams Lying in the E.E.T. Co. Offices at Singapore.
    46 9 A. Laurence, Amichand, C. Hastings, Chookonn Ngoohaisui, Chosian, Cross, Donarel, Dupuy, Gwanhwat, Hailey, Keet, Kurtfried Mahpothtway, Mauchan, Miss Tomlinson, Mitchell, Nurse Murphy. P. H. and Co. Prospetto, Royaards, Schratterund Coiup, Sengmoh Sillars, Stewart, Tjoatjoanlan, Tunggwan, Vanzeren.
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      431 9 "What shall I do with my Life" fortb by the invalids who an* long suffering n ,l (onseijuently who are quite depressed and by taking bitter doses of medicines. Hope for -•«on Life is a burden to them and they shrink [0 f medicines. But, Hear! Have courage and "cured
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      399 9 JUST RECEIVED I A New Shipment of Superior Helmets, as per Illustration. Also Felt Hats, Shirts Ties, of the very latest fashion. INSPECTION INVITED. CEYLON TAILORS' Co., High Class Tailors Outfitters. Straits Industrial Syndicate. <o): General Export Merchants Commission Agents* f 2a, Change Alley, Singapore. ESTABLISHED 1907.) Speciality: Hard Ordinary
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    New Rubber Coys.
    353 10 Registered in London. Wav-Halim (Sumatra) Estates, Ltd.—Registered March 2nd, by Mayo, Elder and Co., 10, Drapers' Gardens, E.C. Capital £52,000 in 2s. shares. Objects To acquire any grant, concession, lease and rights in the Dutch East Indies and elsewhere, and to carry on the business of cultivators
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    52 10 Eighteen Chinese of the crew of the British steamer Batiscan have hem convicted at the police court at Gibraltar of disobedience to the captain on the high seas. All have been fined. Two, adds a Renter telegram, have been sent to prison for two months' hard labour for assaulting the
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    Last of “Wooden Walls” Goes Down.
    350 10 BATTLESHIP OF M FORTIES BURNED IN SHIELDS HARBOUR. Rjscue of 290 Training-ship Boys. Fire broke out March 11 in the training ship Wellesley. in Shields Harbour, and as a result the gallant old ship, which was one of "the wootlen walls of England.'" sank
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    90 10 Mr. Otto Schüle, director of Katz Bros, and a well-known and popular figure iii the commercial life of Penang, is going home to Switzerland, on retirement from business, by the German mail this evening says the Straits Echo of Bth instant, He Ims resolutely declined anything in the nature 6f
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      223 10 CHEE EHG SONS, ESTABLISHED 1859. 71, North Bridge Road. CIVIL, NAVAL, MILITARY. AND SPORTING TAILORS. The Managing Propria j;"vhi* slin j™. Suits $21. tor, who has received his ..White American Drill Suits $1C training from an European wB Master-Tailor, PERSON- Our representative will ALLY CUTS very gar- call at address
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      157 10 BOOHS. S«n Vat Sen K.dr Londoi Sun Vat Sen theAwa'J of Chii j Recent Events p res I Policies in Q Annals Men Court of Pekin» Parley's Universal li Maori land Fairy Ta Bible Steps. Stories t Old New Testing Todd's Student's Manuj The Count of the Monte r by
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    Lower Perak News.
    520 11 from Our Corrrrp>n><lrut.) Teluk Anson, April 7, A new railway station has been erected on the Tapah- Teluk Anson line, between Chikus and Teluk Anson town station, and named Sungei Tukan Sidin. The trains halt here at present, but no passengers ate booked. Another new station is
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    149 11 G.K. Chesterton's new book is called 4 'The Flying Inn." "The story is not funny on the face of it," says the Times, M and it dresses up in a vague allegory. Mr. Chesterton's favorite ideas that England is going to the dogs, that the good old religion is dead,
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    Kelantan News.
    290 11 (Mnlayn Trihmtr Speriw») At a recent fire that broke out in a Malay Kampong, in which two houses were destroyed, the only victim of the outbreak was a goat. The police, which composed the fire brigade, were soon OB the spot and managed to get the conflagration under
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    The Dutch Indies.
    241 11 The following information relative to the revenue, the coffee industry and output of Bankatin mines is translated from the Gazette de Hollande During the year 1913, import, expoi't. and excise duties were collected in .lava and Madnsa to the amount of f27«535,707, B total which exceeded the
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    87 11 An official return issued by the Senior Warden of Mines, F. M. S, shows that in 1913 1,094,630 picul, of tin ore, valued at £02,7:i>,144. were bought direct from producers in Perak, Selaiigor and Negri Sembilan, against 1,(>78,W4 piculs. valued at *C»4,578,70:J in 1912. The quantity is an increase of
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      93 11 Notice of Removal. Hients arelcindly notified „f and after the sth inst. Iha „ur address will be No. 8 Stamford _R_oad., xyre Supply Repair Co., HOTEL. sort of English and Continental Tourists, lilies and commercial-travellers. 'Phone No. 58. I C«fVe Address: I HIGH LIFE A DELPHI," Singapore. I ;i IN
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      199 11 KIRIN BEER The Tropics. Sole Agents: SUGAHARA Co., No. 332, North Brkfae SINGAPORE* Shaik Mohamad. Veterinary Surgeon, Horse dealer and Commission Agent. No. G2, Buffalo Road. [s prepared to attend all cases requiring Veterinary care. Consultation Free Char.es Moderate. The Straits Albion Press, Limited. Stationers Printers 20a-20c, COLLYER QUAY. SPECIAL
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      402 12 Banking THE SZE HAI TONG BANKING AND INSURANCE CO., L T D. i At ;ui Annual General Meeting of the above Gaenpaay, hel<] at the Begietered Ofieea at the Gaaapaav, Soa.il andsB, Kling Street, Buunv|Km-. an the 90th KoremMr, 1918, the following gentlemen were elected Director- an<l Offieen for the
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