Malaya Tribune, 27 April 1914

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    25 1 The Malaya Tribune. [Progressive and independent Evening Daily.] Vol. No. 98. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 27, 1914 Price 5 Cents. C!>e Iftalapa tribune. MONDAY, APRIL 27
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      356 1 HOOCLANDT Co., SING A PORK. ESTATES CHEMICALS. Is! Announcement Extraordinary ring Saturday, 25th April, 1914 and for six Nights only. THE WORLD'S MO£T GIGANTIC PR DUCTION A\ ALL STAR CAST 22 FAMOUS kCmi AND ACT22SSES 22 thi Gorgeous Rim Play, Shakespeare's Tragedy "TO BE OR NOT TO BE M Prince
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      289 1 HOOCLANDT 4 Co.. SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES Apply for Price List, W China Mutual £Srs &The ea ("fAD OFFICE:- SHANGHAI, CHINA.) Jeered Companies' Under The Ordinances, ATTRACTIVE FLANS. Assurance Hongkong. Companies' 1865 1890. MODERATE RATES. Act (England) Claims, loam, etc/settled without the delay of refer, nee to Head Office ror further
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    The Mexican Crisis.
    2288 2 American Points of View. A drawback to most of the edii torial comment on the Mexican problem is the tact that it is necessarily long range comment, dependent for facts and colour on the press dispatches and such scant official information as emanates from the State Department.
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      278 2 The Miracles of the East Rh<umati«m. Oout. PknljM, Numbness Nervotw Debility, Syphilid Cut-. Wotukh Burn-. Spr;tin<. Brakes, Bites, Sting*and all kind* of Skin Diseases, «•!<•. Apply to: R. BORHANE, C o The Anglo-Indian Stores, EB4-SO, Serangoon Road, Singapore. i 7 —10 Hi 4 lT GOLDBERG. Well-known Optician of Sourabaya 3,
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      164 2 AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES J PROPERTY OF MN SHOPS. On Friday, Ist May, 1914 On Monday, 4th May. 1914 R 4 On Wednesday, 6th May, 1914 i|j The Pledges consisting IM Chains, Gold, Diamond Rings, Earrings, Chinea Ornaments etc will be our Sale-room from the Ching Keng Lee iCt
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    General Villa.
    433 3 Huerta b Chief Opponent. Mexican Robin Hood. General Villa, the leader 1 of the Mexican Constitutionalists, who captured Ojinaga in January, then took Torreon and is now believed to be at Chihuahua, s the subject of a picturesque biography by a Times writer, lie lias had a remarkable
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    63 3 When Parliament was talking of tin* sad lot <»| snltlinis and their Wives who man y oil tin- stn'ii<.'lli*' no reference was made t<> the tragic Elite of tin* poor foung (Juanlsman who on marrying an aetrestf is «x[teetftd to ivsiun or rxohmiL'n. When the Hon. Maur'n<' Brett married /ma
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      174 3 \SAHI \apporo Black Beer ANI > Citron Water AWARDED Highest Prize AT THE ANGLO-JAPANESE EXHIBITION. Isiii Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOR he Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. RETAILERS TAMQTO COMPANY, So. »2- 351, VICTORIA STREET. And ill! Liquor Dealers. ir mil wmm Straits Industrial Syndicate. —:(<»): sttcnl Export Merchants
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      224 3 CHEE ENG SONS, ESTABLISHED 1859. 71, North Bridge Road. CIVIL, NAVAL, MILITARY. AND SPORTING TAILORS. Proprie- ftjj Whitk Sen s a Spi:r iai.itv. an European Whitt AnK rican Drill Suit, sic ALL\ CUTS every gar- .1 Our representative will ment thus ensuring per- call at any address if so tlH>
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    The Varsity Boat=Race.
    506 4 {From our Own Correspondent.) London, April 3. After suffering defeat for five successive vears, Saturday broke the spell of misfortune, and defeated Oxford with the «neatest of ease. It was the deserved triumph of a well-tr.unei eight, rowing beautifully togethei and stroked by an excellent man, over
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    THE PICTURE SHOWS.
    219 4 Palladium. The management of the above theatre announce that the film The Gem oi India" has betn secured by them at great expense and will be screened fur the first time on Thursday evening. Full particulars will be published later. AlhambraThere have been many pictures screened in
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    Chinese Railway Intrigues.
    108 4 Thus the London Financier (3fd April) The Peking Gazette, just received by mail, publishes a long article on. international Intrigues in Chinese Railways."" The pith of tin' article is that rival nations are endeavouring, not always scrupulously, to secure Railway concessions, the ulterior purpose of which is
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    264 4 Prices OaJteJ» ttHb hi4s|^H Rutker Sh; rts j; 1 Norn. Vain**, g 1 4 '2/- K«luil,ui-h 1 Qolomada' 1 Inch K. iu*-tli I Kamuning 1 Kauar Pan I 1 Kepitigalla oK 2/- Konbuk flflr 2/- Kuta Tings' |R 1 Kuala Luni)iur I 2/- Lulm I F.M.S., I
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      196 4 the waLava tribune. SUBSCRIPTION ORDER FORM To The Manager. MALAYA TRIBUNE. SIMI—SOc. Collyer Qaay, Sin^i*' I I MOBthi 1 Mond fed ,r S i f. »w» Mrl-iv:i Tribune eammeacmg «uh-cripn«>n tor trie *>■ i from Name A-luV-1914. i Sittjfopor* The Haiaya Tribune money. obtainable special correspondence Renters fall scry.c ..iH
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      116 4 L A. CHITTY, GOVERNMENT LICENSED AUCTIONEER. LAND AND ESTATE AGENT. MALACCA. 07.4 I BENG Co., MALACCA. Commercial Genera! Printers, Lithographers etc., etc., Telegraphic address VEOWKIMSWEt." Accurate and good printing done on the premises. Charges Moderate. wmmm wmmmmmmmmmmmm A. P. Noormohamed and Company. No.2a, d'Sonza St.. k 1 d'Almeida St. General
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    460 5 i K ii *"tii < JaJ pliell. K| |j II Poi In.!,., DnblM 1<I« r arrived from Singkawang, April -2'A. Plot Borneo Agenta, Ship- Agency. Ban F«> Bonn, Dot itr. 222 ions. Cam. Odink, arrived from Pontianak, April 23. For (Jnoer tain Agenta, Thong Ek. Knmcnow, Brit. air.
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    CLEARANCES.
    57 5 I). Twist for Saruarang. V. Hugenduru f<>i Betawaa-Deli. Nippi>n tor Kol»«'. Teuner Tor Liverpool. Penanc Slaru for Colombo. Lady Weld for Mahu c-a. Kinta for Tel ok Anson. E. J. Spence for Manritins. Virginia, for Yokohama. !>»• Weert for Banjerinaaain. Novara for Hongkong and Shanghai. Krian for Kelantan. Taxman
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    EXCHANGE.
    121 5 Singapore, April 27. 1 On London Bank 1 ra/s. 2/4 1/4 Demand 2/4 1/32 Private «i m/s. -j/4 ../s 3 in/s. 2|4 11/33 Ou German; Bank d/d. -j.-.s'. Private 3 m/s. 242 I >,i France Bank d/d. 294 -ate m/s. -j-.t.s On [ndia Hank T. T. 174J Private 30
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    99 5 tanjoncj pagar. East Wharf Basin) Nil Wharf Section No. I Cheinjjmai, Tarnha Sheers Wharf Ruhnphine M ain Wharf Section No. '2 Tosa Mai n Fook Sang 4- Montrose Paroo il—Circe, Ixion. Malay j M an* New Dock No. 7 Nil West Wharf ><
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    77 5 The lady in black is the “draw” at Harima Hall. She is a beautiful and wonderful actress. The plot is intensely interesting. The villain dies in a perfectly respectable manner. There is not one bit of ultra impossible melodrama. The scenes are laid in Paris and London. The; rreneh characters
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    Local and General.
    653 5 'i'in price to-<Iay, locally, $77.75. :o:— latest shipping news is on page 5 of this issue. :o: Unku Abdal Hamid, cousin of H. H. the Sultan of Johore, leaves for Kuro]>e on May 11 by the French mail steamer Paul Lecat. He intends to study law in
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    971 5 LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WHARVES AND SHIPPING OFFICES. 1 The blue funnel Myrmidon arriv--1 ed this morning from China. From the roads sails at 3 p.m. to-day the S. S. S. Co., Sappho for P. Dickson, and Port Swettenham. The Kaka, Capt. Karnes, leave- at 4.30 p.m. from
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    307 5 SIXOAPOMS, Al'iML 27. Natawgi I |o S. i* i pica] |23.()Q EfsteMni 80 S. 24.tH> Copra Bali do I I.:U« Copra Gfaroag Tale do I1JS& CopTO DOBgalo do 11.36 Copra Kayung de HUSO Copra PUO do K'.SO Copra Pontianak «1«» 10.40 CopraSiantan do i« .7."» Copra Singk&waag
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      245 5 fixtures. Monday. 27thI I 'i .c u J»~.US rcsunies- H 1 K-pl;mad''. 1 |Fund Arya I" iv- i'» f»ot. P 1 2Sth. 29tfc. L Beg ar. 9 p n.. Juursdsy. 30th. uf I- 1 r" tf r 11 D friday. 1st May. I': I» j- «-.I I» SiiurJay. 2nd. .petition.
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    SINGAPORE IN 1913.
    1105 6 The report of the President of the Municipal Commission of Singapore for I'M'.), which lias just been issued, is an interesting and instructive document. Interesting because it reveals to the reader facts and figures which concern most ratepayers, and instinctive because therein is to be found reliable
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    KONG WAI SIN FREE HOSPITAL.
    92 6 The Kong Wai Sin j pita] commemorated anniversary of its 1 noon with a tea parti. fully decorated tents on the lawns of 1 the accopnin«»dation Many Leading im*« minent members I community n*ere i nnmberof the gentler ing merchant an 1 a naen hospital
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    43 6 The Sri untitled j Co. is giving ;i Im Alexandra Theatre >• o'clock, in aid of the of the Arya Hanga«»will lv* presented to the proprietor I Cot by the rnembe Sangam, and it a* are Interests I m ,M tiengam will Parsi Oulabacavali
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      146 6 RANEEGUNCE GLAZED STONEWARE DRAINPIPES AND CHANNELS All Sizes Stocked. Sharpe, Ross Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. I MOTOR CYCLISTS "1 ■Continental I FOR Kerosene Oil Engines THE IDEAL FUEL IS "Cross" >c Kerosene The Cheapest Refined Oil on the Market. CROSS will give you MORE POWER at a LOWER COST than any
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      57 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 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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    untitled an Armed Camp.
    269 7 LWVE SMIGGL'NG 01 Li Lesson wan Enemy. p iters Serrkx.) M"» 1 j jtf,., were M irfit tor the r i "«I ii;'»! »r cars. ii ,i,iiisitio!i was in t only. This divert- ij.• authorities :iou 111 {eainer Fannv transferred r ■;.,.-:n.»12 rrai t. ;i: I
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    TRAGEDY IN RAILWAY CARRIAGE.
    31 7 I JUnd Uh Throat Cut. ,s Sr/ 1 ,ri\) ii of the train was s > MenJay )"uijx**i (> m 1 H- was Wa foand in l cut an.I
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    America and Mexico.
    643 7 MORE TROUBLE BREWING. Mediation Pending. Reuter's Service. London, April 'I'deg rams from Washington report thai American buildings in Mexico City have been closed owing to threat-: by the mob to murder the occupants. The Mexican Federals began firing at Laredo, Texas, from across the river, and dynamited
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    INTER=UNIVERSITY SPORTS.
    74 7 Oxford Wins in Philadelphia. Reuter's Service. London, April 20. Telegrams from Philadelphia state that in the inter-varsity four miles relay race, in which twelve teams competed, Oxford was first, Pennsylvania second, and Cornell third. There was a sensational hnish. A. X. S. Jackson, of Oxford, and McCurdy, of
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    STATE VISIT TO FRANCE.
    37 7 The Home Coming. Reuter's Service. London. April 25. Their Majesties had a most warm welcome at Calais* and Dover and arrived in London in the evening, receiving a memorable ovation from large crowds.
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    BOXING.
    27 7 Carpentier to Meet Dick Smith. Reuter's Service. London, April 2<>. Carpentier and Dick Smith meet at Liverpool on May 28th for the middleweight championship of Europe.
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    LADY GIROUARD'S AFFAIRS.
    24 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 25. In the Divorce Court, Lady Girouard's petition for the restitution of conjugal rights has been granted.
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    OBITUARY.
    23 7 (Reliter's Service.) London, April 2;"». The death has occur ret I of Vice Admiral Stokes, newly appointed to the command in Ireland.
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    English Cup Final.
    112 7 BURNLEY BEAT LIVERPOOL. Trophy Presented by King. Reuter's Service. London, April 25. In the English Association Football Cup final, at the Crystal Palace. Burnley defeated Liverpool by one goal to nothing. His Majesty the King attended the match. He was given an ovation by the great crowd,
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    THE GRÆCO=ALBANIAN FRONTIER.
    93 7 Powers' Reply to Greece. Reuter's Service. London, April 2ti. A telegram from Athens states that the Powers' reply to Greece has been presented to M. Venezelos. It expresses a readiness to exercise influence in Constantinople to attain the objects for which Greece has asked guarantees, including the
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    SINGAPORE IN 1913.
    312 7 In the Report of the President of the Municipal Cotninission for la<t year the following appears under the heading. Revc/iue and Expenditure: The total receipts for the year exclusive of balances brought forward were $.'5,223,774.83, and the total payments were $3,408,2S 1,( an excess of $274,/>00*22 over
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    St. George's Day in Malacca.
    1061 7 FLASH-LIGHT EXPLOSION CAUSES LADIES TO FAINT. Very Successful Fancy-Dress Ball. Although residents of the flouri- going Straits metropolis are wont to consider the settlement a few hours' steaming to the- north as the Sleepy Hollow of the Fast—a sort of city of the Unbnried Dead—the
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    POLICE COURT.
    161 8 A case concerning the Teluk Ayer mosque property came up before the fourth magistrate on Saturday. Haji Ali Mansoor, a wealthy man, and Ins son. Ismail Mansoor, were summoned by P.Omar Moideen Sahib to show cause why they should not be ordered to execute a bond to keep
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    71 8 An untitled telegram states that t!u formal announcement wis ma.l n.. Mimso.i ..f tn. interior on 1*1 Inst» of a -ix mouihs* extension •i th» Urdjar in Council prohibiting I tie- immigration of arii-an.- into f l.Mi-.-u Columbia. This is only a t-mpoiai;. measure pentUng the settleiie nt ol ihf
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    SPORTS.
    1015 8 CRICKET. The North v. South Thirteen-a-side match played on theS. C. C. ground Saturday afternoon resulted in a victory for the former by 137 to l. r >. The feature of the day's play was the batting of C. B. Hawkins, who knocked up 42 runs for the Southerners
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    FOOTBALL.
    130 8 The AzevedoS% met the Straits Social Football Clnb in a game of Soccer on Saturday on the Straits Chinese Football Association ground. The game was fast and interesting throughout. The Straits Social F. Club tried all they knew to score, hut they found the Azevedos'g defence too strong, but
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    GOLF.
    214 8 Singapore Club. The foursome play between England and The Rest which took place at the Singapore Golf Club on Saturday afternoon resulted in a victory for the latter, holes to The scores were as follows England v. Tha Rest. G. H. K. Mngliston (captain) and C. V. Miles, O
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      109 8 Thone No. 436. MOTOR CAM FOR HIRE FOR SALE II FOR REPAIRS I FOR UP-KEiB THE II GASOLENE LIGHT CYCLE GGIH AND II MOTOR WORKS, I BEACH ROAD M Che Coiiiiticntal Siamp Co- LIM KUEE CHhOMiH NO. D. HOTEL DBUROPE ARCADE. HOTEL D'EUROPE M stationers, bookbinders, Leading Rattan hnitw hM
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    Correspondence.
    470 9 II f Jft iott nrctrtorily •mfttrtr t It f njiiniimy e.rprtfwl hy correrptntilrnt*. j The Road to Ruin. ']'<> the Kditor, Mfilnyti Trihnur.) Dear Sir, —Regarding the Road to Ruin, I cheerfully endorse the views expressed by Anxious Parent respecting the wrongfulness of the existence of dens of infamy
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    Cheaper Copra.
    220 9 A Drop of Over 15 Per Cent. Financier. London, Mar. 27. The current price of about £27 j 15s. per ton for Ceylon copra represents a drop of a little over £5 in five months, and "vegetable butter" manufacturers, who suffered so j much from last year's advance
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      246 9 jSTotel De l'Europe. m location. Every Modern Cowenieice. r i f O -,iiite sanitary arrangements term" tor special receptions parties. TELEPHONE NO. 218. I El! F. P. BAOR, Manager. j Late oi the Savoy Hotel. London. F.M.S. Motor Car Co., Motor and Cycle Repairers, Dealers in Motor Accessories, €tc- i
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      656 9 THE ONLY COMPANY REGISTERED IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE I ASSURANCE CO., LTD. HEAD OFFICE: LONDON OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. 32, Old Jewry, E.G. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act in every
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    China News.
    77 10 {From Shanghai and Hankou Papers.) Yuin Shi-Kii's Constitution. i Peking, Mar. «U. The Constitution Amendment Conference met to-day. The bxami nation Committee reported that tlie amendments made by nan Shih-kai, namely, the deletion of references to the National Assembly, the cancellation of Art. 41 dealing with the impeachment
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    Money for Peking.
    27 10 Peking, Mar. 31. The Board of Finance has received .<;>.">1MMHM> from the Taxation Bureau of the provinces of Shantung, Fukien. Chekiang, Hunan and Kiangsu.
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    A Struggle for Supremacy.
    45 10 Peking, Mar. 31. It is persistently rumoured here that three parties are struggling for supremacy in the government —first Liang Shih-yi's Cantonese party, second the Militarists headed by Taan Chijni, ami third the old Ching officials, headed by Hsu Hsih-chang.— Keuter.
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    British Railways in China.
    60 10 The Board of Communications and the British-Chinese Corporation have signed an agreement for the construction of roughly six hundred miles of railway. The railway is to run from Nanking to Nanchang and then on to Ping-hsiang. where it will connect with the Ping-hsiang-Changsha and Canton-Hankow lines.
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    Rumblings in the Provinces.
    105 10 Three rebels were arrested the other day at Canton by government detectives ami evidences were found against them. They were shot to death subsequently. A foreign residence was also ransacked under the permit of the foreign consul concerned with the result that a large quantity of
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    Hankow's Trade Affected-
    128 10 The feeders of Harkow trade in three successive provinces have 1 been utterly ruined without an effort to protect them. A week elapsed S between the destruction of each 1 two towns, but only promises of the coming of troops were given out, which served to hinder
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    Commercial and Produce Markets.
    191 10 London, March 27. The Bank rate remains unchanged at per cent. The Open market rate for short loans is per cent., and discount of four months' Hank bills 2 to 2 l-u* per cent., and discount of four months' Bank bills 2 to 2 L-lb* per
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    Harpenden Rubber.
    112 10 Financier. Considering tlu lower price of rubber a satisfactory showing i?. made by the report of the Harpenden (Selangor) Rubber Company. The net piotit is £34,400, against £48,500, and the dividend is 100 per cent., as compared with 150 per cent. A sum of £4.(H)0 is carried to
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      392 10 Important Notice to Contractors Builders. The United Saw Mills, Ltd., hMOfporated IB the SetftlOMtttS.) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. HOARD OF DIRKCTORS. 050 SAM LRONG Etq.. Chaibmax. ML LIM BOOH KENG. TA N CHENG BIONO ESQ. TAN SI \N CHIN KSQ. KHOO KOk WHA ESQ. Lie see soon esq! tan ban khiam
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      196 10 PHOTOGiJI STORE STII Developing, Kong Hing Cheonul ADELPHI HOTEL Singapore: I Chop~TedTsJ 97. SELEGIE }jl Kouse ol Renown fa Price of their Art Dealers in General (U Fodder and Sundry r* Prices to Suit all p r< Wholesalers and R e A sir your Grocer GOLD LEAFCEYLON n Pure; Delicious
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    Viceroy Chao Erh=feng.
    1288 11 VIGOROUS PROTEST AGAINST HONOURING HIM. Peking, Mar. 30. Since the issue of the Presidential Order instructing the Bureau of Records to compile the past history of Chao Krh-feng, the late Viceroy of j Szechuan, the following petition has been addressed to the President j by Chao Tsen-chuan
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    A New Bible for the Jews.
    148 11 The reproach so long directed against the Jews that they contribute little toward the interpretation of their own Scriptures in the modern World will be wiped out by a great work just completed. Englishspeaking Jews, says The American Hebrew (New York), will be able
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      90 11 r SPECIALISTS TYRE TUBE REPAIR. j ou t under Harvey, Frosts' latest vthint! executed promptly and neatly. LARGE STOCK {eH ~f tyres and tubes obtainable E T YRE SUPPLY REPAIR Co., g STAMFORD ROAD. Phone 1354. "Tdĕlphi hotel. t- resort of English and Continental Tourists, Families and Commercial-travellers. 'Phone No.
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      207 11 Saga Portland CEMENT. :o: This Cement is the Safest and most Economical to be Obtained. Various medals have heen awarded from official, office, national Exhibitions and eminent engineers of the day. :r>: AGENTS IN SINGAPORE M. S. E. Angullia Co., No. I. Robinson Road. 10—4 D—7 NEWLY ESTABLISHED. YICK CHEONG
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      340 12 Shipping Seang Line of Steamers. s.s. "Gfaaoffc" BJBS Tor*, s.s. M Seang Bee* 1 6,311 Tom. s.s. Seang Caooa" .">.77"> Toil*. Tlk- StaHMf CTPillfH accommodation for ■HMin, tad UMliei a %—lifiad surgeon. Ac hu.- Electric Light* througinnu. foe height or pataage, aj>|)ly t<»: 6IONG HOB agent*, or SARKIES BROTHERS, [tor
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      607 12 Shipping AUSTRIAN LLOYD UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT. New Monthly Fast Line, Trieste-Shanghai From and to Trieste and Venice, calling at Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo Penang, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai. OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. IQI4 1914 Due to arrive on or about Due to sad on or about s.
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      264 12 The Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Limited. HEAD OFFlCE—Singapore. INCORPORATED IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Authorised Capital-$5,000,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Tan CHAY Va\. Bsq. (Chairman«, Lim Pknt; BIAXG, Esy. (Via- Chairman; THE Hon. Mi;. Tan Jiak Kirn. C.M.G. Lee Choon Guan. Esq.. Ong Soon Tee, Esq.. N. B.Chan, Esq.. Vow Etgan Pan.
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      513 12 Shipping P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth avi London. Through Bills of Lading issued for Chin; Coast, .Persian Gulf, Continental and America] Poets. St*amen will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Homeward for Europe i I'M 4. c
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      316 12 I Wanted WANTED. j An experiawa salesni in 1 Apply in cation, and sal irv "A. B.C:>o M j An .tk-;, !U r>-? j Security r *mj The Malaya Tribi Can be had at the I pots Singapore. Hotel van Wijk, S- i Messrs. Koh C Road. Hotel de l*Europe.
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