Malaya Tribune, 19 May 1914

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    Masthead
    26 1 The Malaya Tribune. Progressive and Independent Evening Daily. Vol. 1. No. 117. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1914 Price 5 Cents. CDe inalapa Crftune* TUESDAY, MAY 19
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      319 1 -j i owsm®is j c r iUprnl N SCOTCH WHiSIOf I 5 ""ZZZ-" t1 rMl&rt-Zj£*U. L LJ k. i B a TI rVTRE EEM H HCAD. p.it FIRST SHOW 7-30 p.m. X L i"M DE R IN Fi£ II AEI\ F! parts* Q nn y»tc 2 parts. F lIGCD 2
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      283 1 I I China Mutual uXThe 6 (HFAD CfFICE:- SHANGHAI. CHINA.) Companies nder 1,18 Ordinances ATTRACTIVE PLANS. £f. Hongkong 5 1865 1890. MODERATE RATF S. SEf* Claim*, loam etc eettled without the delay of reference to Head Office. For further particular! apply to THE RESIDENT SECRETARY. Finlayscn Green. 1 Telephone No.
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    Opium in China
    312 2 HUGE RETAIL TRADE AT SHANGHAI. How the Evil Could be Eradicated. From Our Own Correspondent.) Shanghai, May 5. According to the National Review the problem of opium in Shanghai is one of the simplest,properly approached, that could be tackled. According to the arrangement mads between the Chinese
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    67 2 In giving vent to his feelings on his discharge an old soldier wrote to his late colonel "Sir, —After what I have suffered yon can tell tin- Army to go te H In dne course he received tin following "Sir, —Any suggestions or inqniries as to movements of troopt most
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      103 2 1 j I COLUMB I TYRES. I IN HOT COUNTRIES. 1 I THE COLUMB TYRE Co., (f« tot.) 51, ROBINSON ROAD, Singapore. I Telephone: 1510. Telegraphic Address: PROWODNIK. j§ -jrijijj 1L BBBPliaaaßaMMMMWggg H ICOULCHER I 4T>* i «Ua S AND I I HAK HENG. I 1 I, RAFFLES PLACE. 1
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      55 2 j A SIMPLE NOURISHING FOOD OEaHICH I MEDICINAL VALUE. OBTAINABLE AT ALL STORESj:HOTELSI&tCLUBS KIM HIN Co, SOLE AGENTS. 12-5 11-S Price k& b V EACH. JUST RECEIVED! A New Shipment of Superior Helmets, as per Illustration. Also Feli Kats, Shirts Ties, or the very latest fashion. INSPECTION INVITED. CEYLON TAILORS'
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    AN ENEMY OF COCONUTS.
    941 3 How to Fight Beetles. Dr. Friedrichs, of Samoa, reference to whose investigations about the Rhinoceros beetle of the coconut palm has been made before, has been spending a few days at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Peradeniya, working in the laboratories. In conversation with the Kandy representative
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    Seremban Races.
    81 3 Entries for First Day. The following are the entries for the first day of the meeting of the Negri Sembilan Sporting Club (May 22m1) RACK 1. Paroi, Tweedledum, Uranotha, Chinta. RACE 2.—Busted Flush, Devon, Slaney. Barnabas, hinta, The Wreck. Race and 4. —Upranie, Silvia, Revolution, The Kernel, Stella,
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      133 3 Japanese Dental Surgeon. I. HIRANO, 38A, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Next to Harima Hall.) ASAHI BEER Sapporo Black Beer AND I Citron Water AWARDED Highest Prize AT THE ANGLO-JAPANESE EXHIBITION. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLK AGENTS FOR The Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd. ■■■■■■■i^^^*■ b— RETAILERS TAMOTO COMPANY, EWhose No. 412.
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      135 3 LIM KUEE CHEONG. HOTEL D'EUORPE ARCADE. Leading Rattan Porniture Makers, Artistic Novelties in Rattan Latest Designs a Speciality. Orders promptly executed Charges Moderate. Inspection Cordially Invited NEWLY ESTABLISHED. YICK CHEONG Co., Tailors, Drapers General Outfitters. All European Goods* m. 14, Uigk Street, SINGAPORE. BOON SENG Co., SHIP-CHANDLERS, SAIL-MAKERS, AND COMMISSION
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    China News.
    84 4 (From China Exchanges.) New Chinese Cabinet. On 2nd M*v a mandate was issued at Peking promulgating the constitution oi a new Cabinet as follows M>u Shih chang, Secretary of State; Sun Pao-chi, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Chow Tzu-ciii, Minister of Finance Chu Ohi-ehien, Minister of the Interior Tuan
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    The Yuan-Li Love Knot.
    59 4 Peking, April 20. The bethr >thal ceremony of President Yuan Shih-kai's fourth son, aged twelve, and vu e-president Li Luan-hung's nine year-old daughter Look place to day. Members of the Cabinet and most of the advisers were present. The date of the marriage ceremony, which will
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    Bloodshed at Tsitsihar
    44 4 Peking, April 23. Chinese merchants killed several Russian me« chants at Tsitsihar. It is alleged that the Chinese had been aroused by the manner in which they had been treated by Russians, this having led to considerable antiRussian feeling at Tsitsihar.
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    Alleged Slaughter and Looting.
    91 4 Peking, April 23. Reports received from Tsitaihnr state that the gendarmerie mutinied on the 20th. They surrounded and fired on the Governor's yamen, whereupon the Governor fled. AH the Russian community and numtrous Chinese officials are taking refuge in the Russian consulate. A pai ic is
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    Merchants Oppose Salt Tax Reforms.
    122 4 Tientsin, April 23. The salt merchants here are using pressure <>n the Government t<> modify j Sir Richard Dane's scheme of withdrawing salt licenses. Another report says the Chinese suit merchants refuse to sell out or to convert their privileges, enjoyed for i many centuries,
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    Chang Hsun Again!
    215 4 Peking, April 25. I In reply to a recent telegram from 'the Central Government concerning j the disbandment of his superfluous troops (said to be six battalions) Genj eral Chang Hsun says that the bat- talions were enlisted at the time when Nanking was in the hands
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      269 4 |jenatzy| 3 XV R EIS 1| Are most satisfactory both as regards Sp^; 1 hoDjUnot co., ji ,niim nr Mim—iiiimi i —ensns—^t—omm—■——mn Cycle Gun Repairers. MALACCA. Telegraphic Address:- 44 GOHCHINBEE Telephone No. 53. Dealers in Tin-Ore X Para Rubber. General Store-Keepers Repairers. AGENCIES; Singer Cycles. rf Dun,op Molor lyres |Monopole
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      226 4 Watches of 2a II kinds made Celebrated firm cf Thos. Russell <& Sons I Church Street, Liverpool. And guaranteed by them for k; yea Can he obtained at X ATZ Special Time. I Silver Wrist Watch fully Jewelled, $1 5., Gold 5258 TAN SOO HOGK.^^iii^ COMMERCIAL AND ESTATE AGENT, MALACCA.
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    59 5 untitled Bangkok Daily Mail (May The application by the 1 >mmen ial Bank for the apt of the (Hlicial Receiver i>ver the property <>i' Luang amnong was granted by the irl yesterday <>n the petigreeing to furnish security, tinderstantl that all the proof tii.- debtor has now been 1. The
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    399 5 Tokai Maru, Jap. str. 2317 tons, ('apt. Okamura, arrival from Miike, 17 5. Uncertain. If. B. K. Devanha, Brit. str. 4785 tons, Capt. Hickey, arrived from Bombay, 15-5. For Shanghai 16. P. AO. Buelow, Ger. str. 5033 tons, Capt. Nahrath, arrived from Y'hama, 17-5. For Bremen 18. Behn
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    EXCHANGE.
    110 5 Singapore, May. 19. On London Bank4n,/s. 2/1 JH Demand Private 6 m/a. 2M "fi 6 3 m/a. 8/8 On Germany Bank d/d. 238$ Private 3 m/a. On France B«A d/d. 294J Private 3 m/a. On India Bank T' T. VrK Private 30 d/s. I 7 &1 On Hon-kong Bank
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    WHARVES AT WHICH VESSELS ARE BERTHED TO-DAY.
    92 5 TANJONG PAGAR. feat Wharf (Basin) J*>f» Wharf Section No. .1 HymettßM Sheen Wharf J Main Wharf Section No. 2 YaUhnmg :> Meteor 4 LoTati ti —Troilus N.*'w Dock »o. 7 Nil West Wharf Cfaeßgmex kmgoaafl Maru, Carmanvonshire Janlin.-s Wharf 9 Palo Brani Coal
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    698 5 Prices Quoted in the Market this Morning. Sim; a pork. May, It. ■mm. Lyall an<l Bratt, Exchange and Shan* Broken, iesac the following list of qaotetioan:— Rubber Shares. Nora. Value. Buyers. Sellers. 2/- ABafßf "W 1 Anglu Java *g 1 Anglo- Johore iff •2/- Anglo-Malay V I
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    407 5 (From Our Special Correspondent) Malacca, May 1(». Two Arabs who assaulted the Malay in charge of the Mosque at Kampong Hulu faced the music in Mr. Robinson's Court this morning. It was alleged they belaboured the Malay with sticks. The hearing stands adjourned to Monday next. Knock-out Competition.
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    PLAGUE.
    108 5 At Colombo. The Ceylon Observer reporte.l on i Btl M j D t H Pimler s»id to-iay that I ther/had been one case of plague „c, the l«t repor., the victim Zing a Tamil ,nan, 55 years of wh" d.ed at 87 Kochchikadde on the 7tb inst. At Port
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    Shipping News.
    634 5 Latest Intelligence from the Wharves and Shipping Offices. The N.D.L. maiisteamer Buiow sailed for Europe yesterday afternoon. The Iff thr Capt. Maurry, returned to Saigon yesterday with h«r usual cargo. The 8.1. liner Torilla, Capt. Swanson, is due to leave here on the S.\ni inst t<»r Penang and
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      506 5 fixtures. Tursday, 19th. 7 a.m. 7:1«» p.m. H Wednesday. 20th. 71* a.m. 7l>-m. «;niM. L fture on 11 H n<ly. l'-" 1 Thursday, 21st. I» <; A. S. C. F. A N i Kalna ami Co. Victoria p.nu M JK11). li id i l"-'-• h. |s a.m. X.26 p.m. Friday.
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    THE RUBBER CRISIS.
    705 6 Coolies to the Rescue. It is evident from the report ol proceedings at the annual general meeting of the Kajang District Planters* Association (Mr. C. BurnMurdoch presiding) hell on tln* 24th alt. that amongst retrenchments effected on estates in that district and in Malacca since the slump
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    SHALL WE LOSE INDIA?
    371 6 Elsewhere to-day we commence j publication of a lengthy and inter* sting article by Mr. Shaw Desmond, who for some years has been in rery close touch with prominent people— both English and native Indian— who have made a close study of the question of Indian
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    New Tin Company.
    147 6 i he statutory meetii g ol Sole Tin Mining I!om pai Siamese concern, was In Oriental Hotel, Bangk* May 9. Mr. Thompson, ;in Mr. Pollard's position i gentleman was on lea*«. pointed manager, and w I .here to take Bp hid duties in about a month. Mr.
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    London Rubber Market
    35 6 Present Position. The latest report <>n the I Market is that there is a dec demand and prices are ruling Smoked Sheet is quoted per II». Btandard Crepe is quoted < per 11..
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      141 6 ASBESTO Sheets Slates FOR WALLS CEILINGS PARTITIONS ROOFS, Etc, Strong Durable Light and Cheap. Sharpe, Ross Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE. MOTOR CVCIISfS| I Continental! X Meter Cycle Tyres I )-3SiflMa———s—Pl~ aCßMT r -Kite*-. -«TmT.~Ti?- j 'IT FOR Incandescent Oil Lames USE "Cress" Kerosene The CheapestJßefined Oil on the Market. "CROSS" is
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      75 6 H. C. HUDSON, Late of Robinson Piano Co). TUNER. REPAIRER AND REGULATOR. CHARGES: Tuning $4.00 cash. Repairs Moderate. Outport Orders. Terms on Application. SAILORS' HOME. Telephone iif>3. 4-5 3-11 WINFRED Cigarettes. THE WORLDS BEST VALUE IN VIRGINIA CIGA RKTTES. i Chow Kit Co. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. Mr. S. Dyriam begs
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    Local and General.
    199 7 -da\. locally 570.!♦."). :o: ng news is on page f> :o: Hvdiaz pilgrims left for Sunday by the s.s. training ship Mogaday. She has been en rout by callrecord the wedding the Yangtsze ot Urandt, of the l. S. S. V] isa 1 >orothy Lyman. rt and
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    Christian Wedding.
    173 7 the 10th inst., a ii *i'..k place at St. (S. P. (J when Miss oaogest daughter Dyriam and I Mr. 8. Dyriam, of 0 >v< mutant Survey Departin boly matrimony 1 haii husamy Packianathan f Mr. Snndran ndson of the late I' asagayam Pillai •iy !a rge gathering
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    The Mexican Muddle.
    128 7 MEETING OF MEDIATORS. Reuter's Service. London, May In. News from Washington is to the effect that the Spanish ambassador on Saturday gave a dinner to the mediators, American and Mexican* to enable them to become acquainted. President Wilson's Proteges. American advices report disagreeable incidents at Tampico. The
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    ANTI=SEMITIC LAWS IN RUSSIA.
    77 7 The Money Market Badly Upset. Reuter's Service. London. May IS. Messages from St. Petersburg state that an important congress of representatives of Russian commerce and industry have passed a resolution protesting against the new restrictions imposed upon companies having .lews as directors. There were heavy fails
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    NATIONAL UNION OF RAILWAYMEN.
    69 7 More Pay and Less Work* Reuter's Service. London, May IN. The National Union of Railwaymen has adopted a new programme of a 4S hours week and an immediate increase of five shillings a week for every grade. Mr. Thomas, M. I'.. in announcing this decision added
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    INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE.
    71 7 A Reduced Rate. Reuter's Service. London, May IS. The Standard says that the majority of the Nations have decided that the minimum international postage for letters shall be Ud. instead of 2Jd. from January 1915. Though Australia ami others vigorously advocate a penny it is certain that the
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    MR. ASQUITH VISITS ALDERSHOT.
    26 7 Reuter's Service. London, May IS. Mr. Asquith spent the week end at Aldershot. this being his hrst visit as Secretary of War.
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    Accidents at Sea.
    167 7 The Colombian and the Cairnhill. I Reuter's Service. London, May is. i From New York it is stated that the Seneca which was engaged on ice patrol duty picked ap the survivors forty miles south west of Sable Island on Sunday morning. They, were in a suite
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    JAPANESE MISSION.
    25 7 Reuter's Service. London, May IS. A Japanese military mission headed by Genera] Tanaka has arrived at Buda Pesth en route for the Balkans.
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    PINK DISEASE.
    54 7 Lecture by Mr Brooks. {Mat ay Mail Bpĕc ial.) [poh May S. Mr. F. T. Brooks, Government Entomologist, lectured at the [poh Club yesterdaj on pink disease. I[e said that he did not want to Ibe an alarmist, but the disease was one of the worst with which
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    NEW HALL FOR SINGAPORE.
    285 7 Sir John Anderson Helps. The want of a more or less public hall constructed so as to suit the' requirements of those holding social, functions of all kinds but more parti-; cular small social gatherings, has j been long felt in Singapore. The Victoria Hall had
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    17 7 From the 1st September, 1914, the Chinese Republic will be a member of the Universal Postal Union.
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    Car Perils.
    535 7 ACTIVITY OF POLICE. A Batch of Cases and Convictions. The activity of the Police in putting down infractions of the laws I and regulations relating to motor traffic here should be very gratifying to the general public, who are to a great extent at the mercy of motor
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    CIVIL DISTRICT COURT.
    74 7 {Before Hi* Honour Mr- C V. Dyson, Acting District Judge-) May IS. Kow Hock San. plaintiff, versni Lim Kit Pah. 185, being money payable by the defendant to the plaintiff for work done and expenses incurred by the plaintiff BS broker and agent for the defendant at
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    17 7 Mr. Galsworthy's new play. “The Mob." was produced in London for the first time on April 80.
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    SPORTS.
    50 7 GOLF. Singapore Golf Club. The Ladies' May Spoon competition took place on the links of the above club yesterday, Miss Kerr's name heaving the list at the finish. The following cards were returned. Mies Kerr 54 10 44 Mrs. Scoular 49 3 46 Mrs Hewan 43 plus 4 47
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    Keppel Golf Club.
    83 7 The result of the medal for May against bogey was as follows Class "A." J. Kennedy 3 up W. Ferguson 2 up D. Noble 2 down C. McLachlan 2 down R P. Binniti 2 down H. Aspinall 2 down A. W. Dove 6 down J. Knox Wilson
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    S.R.C. Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    72 7 Yesterday. Yesterday's play, which was to have been the finish of a semi-final match in the mixed doubles, \Y. A. Aeria and (i. K. Boswell oppasing K. K. de Sou/a and S. IL Melntyre has been postponed until Thursdaj To-day's Tie. CLASS M A SINGLES. —FINAL.
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    Correspondence.
    266 7 [We do n>if necessarily endorse I flic opinions expressed by corres m pondents J The Ambulance Scandal. To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune* Dear Sir,—I think the public haw to thank you tor calling attention to the need of an up-to-date motor ambulance for conveying the sick to
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    OBITUARY.
    23 7 Reuter's Service. London, May IS. The death is announced of Admiral Sir Charles Carter Dtury, o.C.H., G.C.V.O., at the age of OSvears.
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    Trafalgar, Ltd.
    933 8 DIVIDEND OF 4 PER CENT. Reduction in Expenses Suggested. The fourth ordinary general meeting of Trafalgar, Ltd., WW hold at noon yesterday at the registered office of the Company, Messrs. Paterson, Simons Co.. Ltd., Prince Street. Mr. T. <i. Scott occupied the chair. Others present were Messrs. G.
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    P. and O. Company's New “K” Liners.
    333 8 R. M. S. Khyber Due Here May 24. With the departure from Tilbury on the 22nd instant of the Khyber, the second of the six9,ooo-ton twinscrew steamers designed to reinforce the P. and 0. intermediate services to Calcutta and the Far East, entered
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    53 8 Invitations are out for the wedding of Mr. Willie Alphonse Williams, Assistant Teacher, St. Xavier's Institution, lo Miss Kdith Keuten*. second daughter of Mr. V. Reutens which has been llzed for Monday, •lune 1, at the Church of the Assumption. Penang. After the ceremony a reception will be held at
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    Dutch Indies News.
    689 8 Oil Well Ablaze. At Soebang Boeroeng, near Pa- j lembang, an oil well belonging to the Dorteche Petroleum Maatschappij. is in flames. The cause of the fire is unknown. Gone, but Not Forgotten. The Chinese Cashier, Gang Tjeng Tjin, of Messrs. F. Peek and Co., of iTangerang,
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      106 8 Thone No. 436. B MOTOR CAR I FOR HIRE j FOR SALE j FOR REPAIRS I FOR UP-KEEP| THE GASOLENE LIGHT CYCLE COY,I AND I MOTOR WORKS, I BEACH ROAD. B OFFICE APPLIANCES. I Time, Labour and Money-Savins' Devices. RONEO COPIER. I The cheapest, quickest and most satisfactory meth prea
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    RUBBER PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION.
    1006 9 The Increase in Demand. London. April 21. It is somewhat curious that there i H still a widespread belief in the danger of the production of plantation rubber outstripping the consumers 1 demands. There seems to be in reality no such danger, at least until the
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    Selangor Siftings.
    291 9 [From Milan Mail-) Kuala Lumpur, May 15. Locusts have been swarming about the Circular Road, Kuala Lumpur, for the past two days. Mr. T. G. Pooiey has returned to Kuala Lumpur from his trij» to Japan looking better for the change. At a meeting of the Royal Colonial
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    51 9 Recent issues of Siamese papers contain translations of the New Trade marks and Trade names law as well as the registration of Trade marks. This is one of the laws which his been loug called for and its applicability from the Ist of October should be welcome to all conceined.
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      268 9 WE ARE ACTUALLY GIVING A of 50°/o On ENDOWMENTS for 20 Years 35 .on 15 Year Policy Government Supervision Assets. $00,000,000, ster. SUN LIFE OF CANADA., 6, BATTERY ROAD. S. J. HOWE, Manager for S. E, Asia. 1-5 30-6 Anderson's Mercantile Letter Writer 5i.95 Correct Guide ;«> Letter Writing $1.40
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      253 9 P*HKW RESETOE I I |old mJm Mm mrM §p D.stiilers. S «5»4&n»W lIIJUH j r^j^, Greenlees Old Scotch Whisky Far Famed Tne World-Over s<9Z,£ AGENTS; HEMG HIN Co. 13-5 If u 6 Sanitarium Health Foods Foods, which supply the actual and Manifold needs of the human organism, so that muscle,
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    Shanghai Sittings.
    620 10 Qur Own Correspondent-) Shanghai, May 5. I §iterj the celebrated Chicago te AD d brother of the late Lady j iaa arrived in Shanghai pa m yacht Niagara. On «el, which is making a P al round the world under the Sen York Yacht Club, j \i,.... Joseph
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    26 10 A Chinese boy aged about 9 years "'"it reported lo have been run over liana Car No. 47, near the ttrainui at Keppel Harbour, at L3O
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    Shall We Lose India?
    652 10 The Truth about the Unrest in Our Great Eastern Dependency. (By Shaw Desmond.) English supremacy in India tends more and more to rest upon the acquiescence of the older generations of Indians. According to Mr. Valentine Chirol, who is perhaps the greatest pro-English authority on India,
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      345 10 Modern Business Man j continually has to concentrate his whole mental strength in grappling with difficult problems. How unpleasant, and even disastrous it is, when, on account of headache, rheumatism, chills etc. the brain refuses to work. Fortunately there is to be found in Bayer's Tablets of Aspirin a safe
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    Plucky Rescue by an Engineer.
    190 11 Presentation of R H. S. Medal. The agents of the British India Steam Navigation Company, were 1 at home on April 24 on board the mail steamer Angora at Rangoon on the occasion of the presentation of the Koval Human Societ\'g medal and certificate to
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    The Hamburg=Amerika Line.
    316 11 The Hamburg-Amerika Line has now published its report tor 1913. During the year nine vessels were acquired, two of them being purchased and the rest built. On the other hand, four vessels were Bold and one, the ill-fated Aeilia, missing off the Straits of Magellan, was lost.
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    Siam's Trade.
    59 11 The following approximate return shows the values of Imports and Exports during the month of April 1014 Imports. 3 per cent. Goods Tcs. 6,594,118 Wine; Beer, Spirits 160,916 Gold leaf Tcs. 371,000 Bullion Coin 261,742 632,742 Opium «542,311 Total 8,030,087 Ex PORTS. R ice Tcs. 8\558,085 Teak 1,208,019
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    55 11 Java will be visited in August by a party of business men under the auspices of the Osaka Trading Association. They will endeavour to open business with Java traders and at the same time visit the Semarang Exhibition, where they will spend four or five days. The round trip is
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      274 11 Grand Hotel De I'Europe.j ideal Location, Every Modern Convenience. MOST Up-to-date sanitary arrangements J installed. Outdoor catering for special receptions i<| welding parties. ;i. VDDRESS: TELEPHONE NO. 218. I 11 ROPE." F. P. BAUR, Manager. I Late of tke Savoy Hotel. London. 18—7 I The Only Japanese Hotel for Foreigners
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      382 11 ■■■■■■■■■JIH^HHHBHHHBHHaHHHHHHBHHHHi THE ONLY COMPANY REGISTERED H THE STRAITS SETTLIMBNTS 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 in every particular.
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    Synthetic Rubber.
    590 12 From two of our F.M.S Exchanges we lift the following paragraphs A private wire from London states that Mincing Lane is disturbed by another synthetic rubber Mart. The latest synthetic story depresses the market. Artichokes are to supply the raw material. Personally we do not consider that planters
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    Suction: Its Effects and Cope.
    351 12 In connection with the suction theory, very practically demonst rated lately by the Dutch freighter Krakatau's passing the British India liner Ellora at a crucial moment at East wharf when the R.I.M. Hardinge |\vas in difficulties. The latest report from Lloyds anent the continuance of
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      518 12 Important Notice to Contractors Builders. The United Saw Mills, Ltd., (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*.) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ONG SAM LEONG Iwi- CHAIRMAN. DR. LIM BOON KENG. TAN SI AN CHIN ESQ. -hT VhiamS LIU NEE SOON ESQ. KHIAM ESQ. <;OH SOO KEE ESQ. Managing Director TAN
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