Malaya Tribune, 30 April 1914

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    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. [Progressive and Independent Evening Daily.] Vo I. No. 101. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1914 Price 5 Cents. Cbe Sttalapa Cribune. THURSDAY, APRIL 30.
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      365 1 HOOCLANDT Co,, SINGAPORE. ESTATES CHEMICALS. Apply for Particulars. j h (CI J ih«cma«tv I 1 j k PROGRAMME KAR) T.) «8 f EEAT flj 'GAIETY A PICTURE PALACE Corner of Albert Bencoolen Str etf. TO mSHTt AND FOLLOWING NIGHTS. A selection of Pictun it which will gkf > r won
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      288 1 HOOCLANDT A Co.. SINGAPORE. JENATZY TYRES Apply for Price List, 1 China Mutual KEAD •ffltf:- SH4NCKAI. CHINA.) Registered Companies Under Tho Ordinances [ATTRACTIVE PLANS Assurance Hongkong, Companies' 1865 1890. MODERATE RATES Act (England) 1909 Claims, loam ,te.,,nl,d without tho delay of reference to Head Office bor further particulars apply to
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    China News and Notes.
    767 2 (From our nun Correspondent.) Shanghai, April 14. Oil Fields. The development of the oil fields of Chihli and Shenohi is to become an accomplished fact in spite of all j the idle talk as to the serious inten- tion of the Standaid Oil Company to properly
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    Tomb Robbers.
    362 2 Ghouls Captured in Paris. After a search which has been continued over two years, the Paris police have at last captured a band ;of ghouls who have rifled no fewer than 78 vlults at Pere-Lachaise Cemetery. It was towards the end of 1911 that early one morning the
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    No German Arms in Uister.
    192 2 Mr Harold Spender's Views- Mr. Harold Spender, speaking at Cambridge, said that the action of the Opposition inusiugthe Army as a political pawn was-a strange comment upon their claims to patriotism. These same gentlemen who risked the breaking of the Army into fragments were those
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    124 2 It may interest motor car owners i in Singapore to learn that they can now have all four tires pumped up in five minutes —free of charge. The motor house has had installed within the last fortnight a "Gonbloj pneus Rotatif Giratoc The j machine works under the same j
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      243 2 I MOTORISTS APPRECIATE 1 IN HOT COUNTRIES. I I THE COLUMB TYRE Co., <f« East.»! I SI, ROBINSON ROAD, Singapore. 1 B Telephone: 1510. Telegraphic Address: PROWODMK. jy I 28-4 28-10 E wo-mux* aMMCTMMMW ores I CHEE EMC SONS, ESTABLISHED 1851». 72, North Bridge Road. CIVIL. NAVAL, MILITARY. AND SPORTING
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      209 2 ARYA DISPERSE Dispensing Chemists j 7 Stocked Drugs Pat Toilet Requisit < mcnts Eteal Pel A. P. Noornioh^ and Comnaav Xo.2;t. d'Souza Si Genial Men&uiu k < Pr *N Manila Holland "TRIO" Brand Burma Jig Virginia, Manila, ii 1 Ete~ Prices Modente. AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, PROPERTY OF NINE
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    RUBBER MARKET TOPICS.
    595 3 The Rise in Rubber and its Raison D'detre. London, April Whenever no other reason is available to account for an improvement in the commodity an old stock phrase is brought into use, and we are told that the American buyer is in the market. Frequently there is
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    Commercial and Produce Markets.
    277 3 London, April The Bank rate remains unchanged at 3 per cent. The O, en market rate for short loans is 14 to p«r cent., and discount of four months' Bank bill* 11 per cent. T e tone of the Silver market continues to be good, and
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    Chao Erh=Feng.
    156 3 Peking, April 7. The President has instructed the Ministry of War to send an officer to offer sacrifice to the soul of Cliao Erh-feng, former Viceroy of Szechuan, as soon as Cliao's family arrives at Peking. In reply to the petition sent by Chao Tseng-yu, a citizen of
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      207 3 fspporo Black Beer AND Citron Water AWARDED Highest Prize VXGLO-JAPANESE EXHIBITION. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOB m Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. RETAILERS a COMPMMY, 112. 351, VICTORIA STREET. And All Liquor Dealers. —Tlt.~.l.'l!lßJ-i»-J. l .~T U,J«CJ- t;i?!ggg3l!::"3ttTUr?ag-HWIIII—III lit BO—BMHUlMLlUm'mi.mwi'iWlW Straits Industrial Syndicate. :(<>): General txport Merchants Commission
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      174 3 Great Household Benefits Revealed to Ladies. .ust Developer. New system that never fails and no appliances used <>< $3. Complexion Beautifler. Convenient cheap and lasting <" $2. Rats Mice. Quickly exterminated. Harmless but sure remedy <« $2. Address- B. L. MEHTA, 26, Malacca Street. 9—4 x Chop Teck Seng, 97,.SELEGIE
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    Rubber Notes And News.
    1231 4 London, April Though not a very familiar company to tin. 1 London Stock Lxchange or the investing public, New Crocodile River (Selangor), the report of which has just been issued, has certain characteristics which entitle it to a prominent place ill the Rubber group. In mentioning,
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    Gallant Rescues at Sea.
    179 4 Chili Hcid in a Sailor's The British steamer Larch more, Liverpool to the Pineus, landed at Gibraltar recently the captain and 15 of the crew of the abandoned three-masted Norwegian schooner Oddersjaa, bound from CardiIT to the West Coast of Africa. The Oddersjaa encountered terrific storms
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    478 4 Prices in fcfcrfc^ Broker-.,-Rutker Shires. Norn. Value. X/- A] 1 AaakTjaTi -V- Aii-la-MaL-.v J Ayet mr 2/- BaaogXabk. l BafciCtag I-' 1B• T th Bekok -ij" 1 Bukit Kajaaz 2/- Bukit IfouLn l Bukit Rajah 2/- Bnkit Selauwjr 2/- Bukit SewSuiu, 1 CartlefieU If- (.•herMiii,-^ 2/- Cttanu]
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      303 4 THE MfILAYR TRIBHNE. SUBSCRIPTION ORDER FORM Subscription payable in advance $14 per annum, postage extra. Tfl Th«- Manager. MALAYA TRIBUNE.' 20a, 20«. Collyer Q°*yi Hia&V o m i for Months Euc'oa <1 hnu wm ■■kwiilplliii fct Urn Malaya Tiih—« mmmeada*. I 11 from Nam'- I hMnm S W^„/W#T 11*1 t.
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    427 5 Alcinous. Brit. str. 427S tons. ('apt. Mrown. arrival from Miiki. April 17. For Macassar 8 —Agents. W. Mansfield. Aragonia. CJer. str. 322S tons, Capt. Enigk. arrived from Yokohama, March 16. For Boston 1 Agents. Behn Meyer. Atlas. Brit str. tons, Capt. V*ijg»>nboom. arrived from PI ad joe,
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    213 5 V. II tgendorp, Dnt. str. 39*1 t..ns. Capt. Ointerhnis, arrived from Belawan-Deli, April !A.r Belawan-Deli 31 Agents, Ships Agency-. Sexta, Ger. str. 992 tons, Capt. Jensen, arrived from Amoy, April 29. For Uncertain :>i» Agents. Yeo Chap Moh. Kinta, Brit, str. ."><>'.» tons, ('apt. Lawrie, arrived f nan
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    CLEARANCES.
    34 5 Koemai foi Rengat. Gladys fur Bib*. Alting for Pontianak. Koniuging Bmma for Batavia. Hi!.I for Bangkok. Will i. the Wisp for Trengganu. Speelnoan for Anamha. Benladi for China ports. Hainara f< >r Malacca.
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    224 5 SlXtiAFOBE, APBIL 30. Xutnx pa 1lo S. jht picul$23.U0 Nutmegs HO «to 24.00 Copra Bali do H-00 Copra Gorong Talo <i" 11.20 Copra Dongaki do U-2« Copra Kayong do 10.80 Copra Polo do 10.7« Copra P<ntianak <»< 10.3U Copra Siantan do Copra Singkawang do 10.75 Sago Flour
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    PETROLEUM.
    65 5 Ilevoes Imp. Brilliant Oil tins) $".<">0 Sylvan Arrow Oil (2) tin* Fich Brand 2 tins in caw at... Jboe Lainpglass brand 2 tins in case at il-lo Lampglass brand 2 tins Dragon brand 2 tin* Crown brand 2 tins Rising Sun brand 2 tins H.(K> Cross brand 2 tin»
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    EXCHANGE.
    111 5 Singapore, April to. On London Bank4m/-. J/4 m Demand ffl |IH2 private <; in/-. -J/i mm. :hm/s. 2/4 :;/,< On German} Bank d/d. fan Private ni)s. j On Franc Bank d/d. -_x.il" Private .'i in/-. -_>;»k On India Bank T. T. 17} t Private 80 d/a. 17., On Hongkong
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    102 5 TANJOXG PAGAR. Bast Wharf I Basin Nil Wharf Section No. Tavean Sheen Whari Nil Main Wharf Section No. 2 Thongwa Nil 1 Nil -Nil -Kon ii; iir ivnma. Myri i in. Ai xtusa New 1)...-:, No. 7 Nil West Wharf 8 Hitachi Mam.
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    Sports.
    41 5 GOLF. Sepoy Lines Golf Club. The following scores were ivturned for the April A. Creery 82 2 so (J. Holden In* 83 Major W. H. HoldsworthHanl 100— 15 85 L A. Thomas 97 10 87 Sixteen cards were taken out.
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    FOOTBALL.
    122 5 S. R. C. The S. R. C. and the Rangers will play a match next Friday afternoon on the Esplanade, the game commencing at p.m. S. C.C. Mr. R. W. Sinclair is acting temporarily as captain of the S.CC. football team during the incapacitation of Mr. E. W. I*.
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    S.R.C. Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    20 5 All matches arranged for yesterday afternoon were postponed owing to the wet condition of the courts.
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    171 5 A complete change of programme goes on at Harima Hall this evening, with Alexander Dumas' "The Count of Monte Cristo" leading in the second show. The famous story of tragedy and love, will no doubt prove a strong drawing card during its six nights screening in Singapore. The film is
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    1105 5 LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM THE WHARVES AND SHIPPING OFFICES. For Port Dickson will sail from the roads to-day at 4 p.m. the S.s.s. ('o.'s Selangor. The Dutch steamer Mara- arrived with IK) deck passengers from Palembang. From Bangkok arrived this morning the steamer Singaporean with a full cargo of
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    143 5 The Japan Times states that a bureau for the supply of love letters to the public has been opened in Japan. The Ad. of the Agent reads as follows: "todies and Gentlemen, we beg to inform you that we have started a business to write love-letters for you. We will
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      309 5 FIXTURES. ThursJay. 3#,h i hi|> f B. 11 l>el»ate. H Mivd doubles. I i Monthly Meet- j v p.m. Hi-torv I Pn.gramnK-. vv h: ;^y. ;,J' li- tlanade. i I i> l p.m. Siturdiy. 2r s d. 7 graphs. At 11 .L.l. K-i'lanade. I (lnpany. K Address on M u-.
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    Domestic Occurrences.
    79 6 BIRTH. On March 29, 1914, at Peking, to Mr. and Mme. Picard-Destelan, a daughter. MARRIAGE. On March 31, 1914, at H. B. M. Consulate, Shanghai, Walter Graham, son of the late Charles Graham, and ot Capt. and Mrs. Browne, Irrawaddy Flotilla Co., Rangoon, Burmah, to I Lizzie Fuchsman,
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    THE RUBBER SLUMP: ITS EFFECT AND ITS LESSONS.
    1160 6 ii tli*' result of the slump in the value of plantation rubber, which caused such widespread consternation and anxiety a few months ago, is the placing of the industry upon a firm basis, with perfect security against violent and disastrous fluctuations, it
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    Motor Notes.
    107 6 The Gasolene Light hi Company will, we hear, 1 construction in Iwo m< ;of a modern m *or cai workshop in Scan Street, North Bridge Koa I ni l B i The bailding, whi is i storey affair with a gt area of 1(1,001» square fe< :of brick,
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    China and the Panama Exposition
    53 6 Peking, April t Tl Finance has promise I sionere for th<- r position that China v million dollars in pan the exhibition. The eetnmissioneri Adams, formerlj 1 Colorado j Mr. Thonias J>' v »f" Chit-ago, ami Mr. smith, of Evanston, 111. An enthusiastic i)«*e?i accorded
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    43 6 The well-known »< mine on the Selang«»r-1 ,l clary which has prov. t Dorado for its owu< I lemmy and < fore. in# re-o|>ened shortly- of the adjoining v y Mason, lias entered T,to 1 meat by which th« will he worked coiijoi" -J Mail.
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      126 6 INERTOL PAINT ANTICORROSIVE Exhaustive trials have proved it to be the best protection foi iron constructional work against rust. Sea water has no effect whatever on iron and steel coated with Inertol. WATERPROOF Concrete and cement snrfaces are rendered impermeable. Mom suitable for reservoirs, water-tanks, etc Write for Illustrated Booklet:
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      15 6 WINFRED Cigarettes. THF WORLDS BEST VALUE IN VIRGINIA CIGARETTES. Chow Kit Co. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR.
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    THE ULSTER REVOLT.
    1020 7 TH E ULSTER REVOLT. DISCISSION IN PARLIAMENT. Peace at any cost," cries Bonar Law. OPPOSITION AGAIN DEFEATED. Reuter's Service. I >;-i! 2M. Churchill, in tli♦* debate on the impartial movements of tpealed to Sir |>oldly, Give id Home Rub* i|A safeguard the of Protestant I M reciprocate by w make
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    THE TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
    108 7 Kennymore Wins. Reuter's Service. London, April 21). The race for the Two Thousand Guineas resulted as follows lvennymore (2 to 1 against) first Coreyra (7 to 2 against) second Black Jester (20 to 1 against) third. Eighteen horses started, won by a short head, with two
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    AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY COLLISION.
    36 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 29. A telegram from Sydney states that the engine driver concerned in the collision at Mossvale on March 14, when fourteen people were killed, has been acquitted of manslaughter.
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    GERMANY'S FOREIGN RELATIONS.
    88 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 21 A Berlin telegram states that in the Budget Committee of the Reichstag, discussing foreign affairs, Herr Jagow denied that the Powers and the Triplice had concluded a Afediterranean agreement. Referring to Russo-German relations he said that both Governments desired to preserve the
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    AMERICA AND MEXICO
    62 7 Some Further News. Reuter's Service. London, April 20. A telegram from Vera Cruz states that there is an unconfirmed report that six Americans were taken to jail and killed at Cardoba, and that an American was killed at Casa Malcapan. hater. The South American mediators have requested
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    COLOURPHOBIA IN CANADA
    47 7 Chinese Barred. Reuter's Service. London, April A telegram from Victoria, B. C, states that owing to tin* overcrowded labour market the Canadian immigration authorities on the Pacific Coast have been instructed to prevent the entry of all Chinese between May 21 and September 30.
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    TERRIBLE MINING DISASTER.
    41 7 203 Victims in West Virginia. Reuter's Service. London, April 2\K Two hundred and three miners have perished as the result of explosions in a coal mine at Kccles, West Virginia. The mine was soon ablaze and rescues impossible.
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    THE ROOSEVELT EXPEDITION.
    31 7 Reuter's Service. London, April. 2S A telegram from Rio de .Janeiro says that the Roosevelt. expedition through unexplored Brazil lias discovered a tribe, unknown before, of naked savages.
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    DUKE OF ARGYLL SERIOUSLY ILL.
    23 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 2'.*. The Duke of Argyll is ill with double pneumonia. His condition is serious.
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    THE ARMY BILL.
    19 7 Reuter's Service. London. April 2!*. The Lords have passed the Army annual bill finally without discussion.
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    TURKEY'S FLEET.
    27 7 Reuter's Service. London, April 29. A telegram from Constantinople says that the (iovernment lias ordered another Dreadnought from Armstrong's to l)e completed in 21 months.
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    TRAINING NOTES.
    831 7 (BY THE MAN AT THE RAIKS.) The morning was fine and pleasant, being one of the best that harf dawned during the training season. The crowd of spectators wad again Isrge. the gathering being graced by the presence of not a fe v of tho* gentler sex. The
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    Local and General.
    446 8 Tin price to-day. locally. latest shipping news is on page .> iff this issue. The output of the Tongkah Ilarlioiir Tin I )redging ompany tort lie v>M*k ended April was twcntytons. j We learn from the Penang Echo 4tr.it Dr. T. Hill .Jamieson was reto Dr. de
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    788 8 Malacca. A]>ril 29. Leong Ah Yong, arrested by Chief Detective Inspector J. Nolan, in connection with the recent gang robberies in Malacca at Tebong on the 2nd ultimo was found to be in possession of a loaded revolver. Investigations made revealed the fact that he had committed three
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    Malacca Passenger List.
    40 8 By N. V. K. liner Kashima Maru. from Malacca on April 29, for London Mi 1 and Mrs. V. D. Sime and child, Mr. j.C. Russell. By Lady Weld from Malacca April 29, Mr. A. W. Sturgess.
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    Stabbing Affray in the Harbour.
    224 8 Chief Officer of the Ranee Severely Wounded. Two Chinese also Attacked. News reached this office this forenoon of a very serious stabbing affray on hoard the X. I). L. liner Ranee this morning. It appears that a member of the crew, armed with a sharp
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    129 8 Before a crowded house, a complete change of programme was produced at the Palladium last night. Verj apropos the passing through lo re of the fine X.P.M. liner Tastnan, a most realistic trip on board that vessel from Sydney, ami then later through the most interesting spots in Java by
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      122 8 'Phone No. 436. I MOTOR CAHI FOR HIRE I FOR SALE I FOR REPAIRS I UP-KEEI THE GASOLENE LIGHT CYCLE CO!. AND MOTOR WORKS, I BEACH ROAD. Cfte Continental Stamp Co. j LIM KUEE CHEOK NO. I). HOTEL D'KUBOPE ARCADE, HOTEL DEl ROPE Stationers, Bookbivdeks Leading Kltt&l rilT...: IĔ Rubber
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    The America Cup.
    611 9 Wiiting on the Ute*t challengefur the America Cup hy S r Thomas Lipton, the Calcutta Asian, after a short i-eview of the build of the challengers and the defenders in the past and present, concludes its article thus :—Few people have am idea how the present conditions
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    School Notes.
    137 9 The following ;ire the boys who have passed the Birmingham Institute of Commerce Examination held in Singapore in December 1913:— Norman S. Hogan, Raffles Institution Lee Teck Chua. St. Joseph's Institution Sim Ah Kow, St. Joseph's Institution Francis Groflf*, Raffles Institution Teh Peng Song, St. Joseph's Institution Cyril
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      354 9 Hotel De l'Europe. jS I now. Em) Modern Convenience. f .,iate sanitary arrangements ,ateiw» for special receptions parties. TELEPHONE SO. 218. El (OPE.' P BAUR > M Ba er Lute of t!ie Savoy Hotel. London. ■fie Straits F.M.S. Motor Car Co., Mo*or and Cycle Repairers, Dealers in Motor Accessories, €tc.
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      518 9 **3»asn^BmnmamamgcgMaMaMajaj|iiaja^ I THE ONLY COM PAN V REGISTERED IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. HEAD OFFICE: LONDON OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. 32, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British Life Assurance Companies Act
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    Coconut Pests.
    535 10 DEPREDATIONS OF RATS IN F. M. S. By H. C. Pratt. The position of priority as a really serious pest to young coconuts in the Malay States must be given to rats. They have caused immense damage in several districts, completely destroying as much as 2000 acres in
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    Nigerian Tin Profits.
    246 10 Few interested in Mining shares will readily forget the flight of Kopps at one time last year, when speculation for the rise was freely indulged in, and the quotation was put up to Si for the £1 share. VVI len the capital of a company is a
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    138 10 It is interesting to learn that the whole of the silver amounting to about £3,O(HMX)O. which was taken over by the syndicate formed for that purpose on the failure of the Indian Specie Hank early in last December, has now been sold. Aril leading firm of bullion brokers remarks: "Had
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      272 10 Important Notice to Contractors Builders. The United Saw Mills, Ltd., (laeonorattd ifli the Straits Settlement.-, i AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. OSG SAM LEONG Chairman. DB. MM BOON KENG. TAN CHENG PHONG ESQ. TAN si AN CHIN KSQ. KHOO KOK WHA ESQ. LIM KEE SOON ESQ. TAN HAN KHIAM
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      77 10 JUST Cheap and Eas Come and sec U y and mt .j], KOH Booksellers 82,2 "5 Basit BUN BEeTc OOLD >Tu|; A(i };KT( ffocfiore f? oj i(Adjacei SPECIALITY Cooked '4 READY fort! Pleases the EYE ad 1 ickles the i 'Phone to 1177. NEWLI IiSTAIiLi- YICK CHEONGSi (Sb No. 14.
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    CHINA AND FRANCE.
    811 11 CONTRASTS AND COMPARISONS. {From Shanghai Mercury* April ji.) For some time after the first few months of tho establishment of the Republic in China, there waa analmost constant succession of entic'sms respecting the slowness wi»h which promises made by foolish politicians were being made good. It was
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    Weekly Rubber Report.
    195 11 {By courtesy of Messrs. Guthrie <ni(l Co.) Singapore, April 2S. Al tlic Auction held this morning 50 tons were on offer, about 47 tons (•banging hands. Prices all round were lower than at last week's sals but at the reduced level competition was well maintained. The heaviest
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    Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association.
    141 11 137 TH AUCTION, APRIL 28. Offered for sale picnls 809.43 or L 07,924 lbs. Sold for sale picnls 788.47 or L 05,129 lbs. Prices realized Sheet Smoked Fine Ribbed W3l t; 13a j Sheet Smoked Good Ribbed »21 to 129 Sheet Smoked Fine Plain
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    75 11 A large quantity of dried fish comes from the east coast ports ot Siam to Bangkok and is trans-ship-ped there for export to Singapore. The fi<h merchants concerned lately approached a shipping company with a view to the facility ota direct steamer being provided for their convenience. The Siam Observer
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      80 11 SPECIALISTS TYRE TUBE REPAIR. un<ler Harvey, Frosts' latest Mitt'd promptly and neatly. LARGE STOCK tyres and tubes obtainable TYRE SUPPLY REPAIR Co., TAMFORD ROAD. Phone 1354. Tdelphi hotel. English and Continental Tourists, md Commercial-travellers. 'Phone No. 58. Cahle Address: HIGH LIFE 'ADELPHI," Singapore. IN THE Code: EAST! A.B.C. sth Edition.
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      206 11 Saga Portland CEMENT. :<>: This Cement is the Safest and most Economical to be Obtained. Various medals have been awarded from officials, otlice, national Exhibitions and eminent engineers of thy day. :o: AGENTS IX SIX*; A PORE M. S. E. Angullia Co., No. I, Robinson Road, 20 4 D—7 L
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      325 12 Shipping Seang Line of Steamers. ■A "Ottngifr .'!.7."»U Tun*, s.s. "ftraag Bat" r >.7M Ton-. S.S. H Baaaj Choon" ft,775 Ton.-. Ti.<- ptcami'r ha:- r-xnllent accommodation for paiMMM) Bad earilet qtialiti'<l amrgaaa. hai Pnrtrir Lighti throagboat. faf freight or paaMge, apply to: GIOKG HOB k Co n Agents, or SARKIBS
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      605 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. i HOMEWARD. 1914 1914 Due to arrive on or about Due to sail on or about
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