Malaya Tribune, 19 June 1914

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    26 1 The malaya Tribune. [Progressive and Independent Evening Daily.] Vol. I. No. 148. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1914 Price 5 Cents. ok roalapa tribune* FRIDAY, JUNE 19.
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      277 1 V China Mutual tZS. £KST (H^AT'OFHCE:- SHANGHAI. CHINA.) Jgg»* Sees ATTRACTIVELY S. f 8 0 65% n 0 g MODERATE RATES. Act f 9 E s ?W,> Claims leant etc. settled vutr.tut the delay cfreferctce to Head.Cffice i For further particulars apply to THE RESIDENT SECRETARY, Finlayscn Green. 24—4 Telephone
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    Yellow Peril Bogey Again.
    664 2 Japanese Press Comment. Following is the Japan Times translation of a leading article published in the Tokyo Nichi Nichi, about three weeks ago, relating to General Sir lan Hamilton's recent sensational speech at Wellington, N. Z., which the Japanese journal considers M untimely and mischievous":— The
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      263 2 e*s Bsßi «8 B B> BmJ Bm^ w MOTORISTS APPRECIATE I COLUMB TYRES. IN HOT COUNTRIES. I THE COLUMB TYRE Co., <f„ I 51, ROBINSON ROAD, Singapore. I Telephone: 1510. Telegraphic Address: PROWODNIK. I 28-4 28-10 I jCOULCHER j lANDI AND I HAK HENG. I, RAFFLES PLACE. 1 General Commission
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      126 2 c^/nness A SIMPCE:NOURISHINC FOOD QFaHIGH MEDICINAL VALUE. OBTAINABLE AT ALL" STORESIHOTELSI&ICLUBS\ KIM HIN Co, SOLE AGENTS. 12 5 11-8 Straits Industrial Syndicate. :(o): General Export Merchants Commission Agents. 12a, Change Alley, Singapore. ESTABLISHED 1907.) Speciality: Hard. Ordinary Straits Timber Steam Sawn to Specification Special Quotation for Quantities. Prompt and Careful
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    New Japanese Association.
    349 3 Organized in New York. New York, April 27. A new Society, the Nippon Jinkai— Association of Japanese Luis recently been organized with head-quarters in New York, to foster friendship and co-operation among the resident Japanese ss well as to strengthen the friendly ties which bind the people
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    78 3 The New Engineering and Shipbuilding Works Company, Ltd., Shanghai, has declared a dividend of 16 per cent, for the past year, and by transfers to the reserve and dividend equalisation funds, etc., dispose of the remainder of the 185,314 taels to the credit of the revenue account. In addition to
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      108 3 Japanese Dental Surgeon. I. HIRANO, No. 384, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Nat to Harima Hall.) AS AHI BEER Sapporo Black Beer AND Citron Water AWARDED Highest Prize AT THE ANGLO-JAPANESE EXHIBITION. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd., SOLE AGENTS FOR The Dai Nippon Brewery Co., Ltd, i RETAILERS TAMOTO COMPANY, Telephone No. 412.
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      130 3 IJENATZYI I TYRES. I Wm Are most satisfactory both as regards Kj 9 prices and quality Bffi 1 HOOGLANDT CO., B H SINGAPORE. Cycle Gun Repairers. MALACCA. Telegraphic AWress:- GOHCHINBEE Telephone Ha. 53. Dealers in Til-Ore I Para Rubber. General Store-Keepers i Repairers. AGENCIES:— Singer Cycles. gjHt OunioplMotor lyres. Monopole
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    SON SHOOTS FATHER.
    347 4 Paris Boulevard Crime. A crime, which caused some sensation in Paris last October, will have its sequel to-day at the Seine Assizes, where Ramdan ben Mohammed ben Ramdan, son of a Tv nis banker, will be brought up for trial, charged with shooting his father dead in
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    79 4 There are important developments expected shortly in connection with the German-owned Shantung Railway, and conference, presided over by Mr. Cordes, of the German portion of the five-Power group, is being held in Peking. Shanghai is to have a new market hall, the designs for a building at the corner of
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      306 4 Watches of all kinds made by the Celebrated firm of Thos. Russell Sons, Church Street, Liverpool. Rnd guaranteed by them for 10 years. Can be obtained at KATZ Special Time. Silver Wrist Watch fully Jewelled, $15., Gold $25. lIWMIM 111 l I 1111 ***** l H SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER 1914
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      138 4 SINGAPORE COLD STORAgT CO., LTD. SINGAPORE AND BRANCHES m PHEASANTS SALMON FLAT FISH 8 New Seasons Australian Apples. MOW IN STOCK 1-6 TAN SOO HOCK, WAT LS&£"«~ commission and estate agent, MALACCA. AGEN7 FOR.— Sua Life Assurance Co.. of Canada Tames Mvnro V Sons, Ltd. Eastern Shipping Co. Scotch Whisky
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    Correspondence.
    441 5 HV da hot nrcer'arily fudortr th* opinions 'iprerMtd by corrrrpoiulentr. Rough-and-Ready Methods of Tram Inspectors. To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir, —Kindly allow me to draw attention to the way tome of the Tram Conductors and Inspectors behave towards the Coy.'« patrons. La«t evening, a little before
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    Penang Chinese Club Raided.
    203 5 Big Haul by Police. Mr. EL L. Cuscaden, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Mr. P. T. \llen Acting Assistant Protector of Chinese, Mr. F. T. Ellis, Superintendent, Government Monopolies, Mr. S. B. Henson and Mr. R. H. Stevens, Assistant Superintendent* of Police, raided the Celestial Club at
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      138 5 Telephone No. 1403. ''OUR SHOP." THE LEADING FLORISTS 20, STAMFORD ROAD BRANCH RAFFLES SQUARE. French Flowers By Every Mall For Trimming Hats Artificial Flowers For Table Decoration Fresh Cut Flowers Dally, Roses, Orchids &c, &c. Wreaths, Boquets, Baskets &c, on shortest notice Fancy Articles, Perfumery, Chocolates, Suitable for Presents 23-5
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      450 5 TUB ONLY COMPANY REGISTERED IN THE STRAITB SETTLEMENTS THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. fi HEAD OFFICE: LONDON OFFICER Winchester House, Singapore, 32, 014 Jewry. W. 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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    The Turco-Greek Crisis.
    1321 6 By Abdul Earecm Mundji- lUL What is of more consequence than the commercial aspect of the situation is, from a military point of view, the harsh treatment and intolerance towards local and communal customs exhibited by the Serb and Greek Governments towards Bulgars and Mohammedans, which render
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      238 6 BENG Co., MALACCA. Commercial General Printers. Lithographers etc., etc., I TAY HOCK SIANG, Managing Partner. Accurate and good printing done on the premises. Charges Moderate. 27-4 n Anderson's Mercantile Letter Writer $1.95 Correct Guide to Letter Writing $1.40 Letter Writer Handbook $1.40 at Manners <fc Kules of Good Society $1.40
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      247 6 GRAND OPENING NIGHT OF THE GRAND OPERA CO., OF PENANG AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. This is the first place we have visited from Penang, and beg to solicit the patronage of the Singapore public, WILL PERFORM TO-MORROW Saturday June, 20. FOR THE FIRST TIME A imwt intrrnntinn
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      766 6 fixtures^ Friday, 19th. A Hal1 lecture by Key, W M 8 p.m. "urr d Football League. S. R p t> planade. fc. Ledge. Eastern Gate. Rem,! r V r l NDL <»''<«»£.w p,s Tides. High water :—7.41 a.m. n Saturday. 20th. Cricket S. C. C. vs. Malacca Club A- M
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    Vessels in Port.
    643 7 F M. jS. Government Yacht Sea Belle, 400 tons, Capt. Ahmat, arrived torn Fort Swettenham 18-6. For Kuantan, 19. F. M. S. Government. French Torpedo boat Destroyer j I tons, Capitaiue de pregate Audemard, 142 crew, 10 gnns, 10,000 h.p. From Penang 18-6. c OT Saigon, date
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    LATEST ARRIVALS.
    375 7 V. Swoll, Dut. utr. 3203 ton*, Capt. Baa«bank, arrived from T. Pandang, 18-6. For Penang 20. Ships Atrency. Syria, Brit. str. 4216 tons, Capt. Longden, arrived from London, 18 6. For Japan 19 P. <fc O. Singkara, Dut, str. 283 tons, Capt de Vries, arrived from Pontianak 17-6.
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    CLEARANCES.
    74 7 June 18 —19. Nerite for Tarakan. Kinto for T. Anson. Calypso for Kelantan. Van den Bo*ch for Batavia. Alting for B. Deli. De Klerk for Samarang. De Weert for Batu Pahat. Syria for Japan. Heim for Colombo. Hong Wan for Batu Pahat. M. Treub for S'bava. Natica for Hongkong.
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    153 7 Recently some F.M.S. and S.S. papers mentioned that a Mr. Gibb of the Federated Malay States Railways had accepted an appointment in Siam. That was all. We now learn that Mr Norman Gibb is a nephew of Sir George Gibb, late general manager of the North-Eastern Railway. He has been
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    Eastern Produce.
    146 7 Latest London Prices. (By Wire.) Copra £23 10.0. demanded for deli vet y 6 weeks or 2 months hence. Pepper (black): fair quality spot 4 15/16 demanded; future delivery 4£ buyers. Pepper (white): medium B§, immediate delivery, demanded; future delivery 8 5/16 offered. Gambier Delivery U. K. or
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    PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
    296 7 Singapore, Jdxe, 19. Nutmegs 110 S. per picul $23.00 Nutmegs HO S. do 24.00 Copra Bali do Copra Gorong Talo do 10.00 Copra Dongalo do 10.00 Copra Kayong do 9/.0 Copra Pulo do 9.50 Copra Pontianak do 8.80 Copra Siantan do 9.40 Copra Singkawang do 9.40 Sago
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    PETROLEUM.
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    EXCHANGE.
    113 7 Singapore, June 19. On London Bank 4 m/a. 2/4 3/16 Demand 2/3 31/32 Private 6 m/s. 2/4 5/8 3 m/s. 2/4 11/32 On Germany Bank d/d. 238 Private 3 m/s. 242£ On France Bank d/d. 293± Private 3 m/s. 298 On India BankT. T. 174* Private 30 d/s. 176|
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    THE PATRICIA.
    233 7 Friendly German Invasion. The Hon. Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, the officer administering the Government, and Mrs. Wilkinson were present at a most enjoyable function last night at the Tentonia Club, in honour of the arrival of the Imp. Germam Transfort Patricia. Some 130 guests had gathered at!*. 15.
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    OPIUM BONFIRE.
    416 7 (lie form Burton Correspond face.) Peking, May 21. The opium burning scheduled te take place on Wednesday mornino at ten o'clock outside of the Templg of Heaven, Peking, came off promptly on time. The cases containing the opium and pipes had been previously brought to the grounds in
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    19 7 Last week the Grand Hotel, Ipoh, was lit by electricity throughout, the installation h«»«g supplied by Messrs. Hutteubach Bros.
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    Shipping News.
    581 7 Latest Intelligence from the Wharves and Shipping Offices. The Den of Oombie arrived in port this morning. China Sea Weather Report Fine, light Southerly Winds. Bay of Bengal. Fine, Southerley Winds. The British steamer Trafalgar, Capt. Mackness, came to the wharf this morning to discharge. The Norwegian steamer
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    81 7 The .Vice-chancellor of the Un versity of Hongkong (Sir Charl<j Eliot, C.8., K.c.M.f;., d.c.1.) pi* made the interesting announcernei i that Mr. Ellis Kadoorie, xvhok name is well-known in connectic with education in the Far East, h presented to the University a sui of $10,000 for the salary of a
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    RUSSIA AND FRANCE.
    1096 8 We gather from the telegraphic summary of a speech delivered recently in the Duma by M. Sazonoff, the Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, that questions relative to the balance of power in Europe have been exercising the minds of Russian statesmen for some time past. Speaking ostensibly
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    WE TOLD YOU SO!
    203 8 On several occasions recently this journal in common with Straits and F. If. S. contemporaries lias Q the authorities to put forth more or less vigorous efforts to stamp ?,ul the locust pest, or at least adopt measures calculated to proti I hore and other States
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      191 8 INERTOL PAINT ANTICORROSIVE Exhaustive trials |have proved it to be the best protection foi iron constructional work against rust. Sea water has no effec whatever on iron and steel coated with Inertol. WATERPROOF Concrete and cement surfaces are rendered impermeable. Most suitable for reservoirs, water-tanks, etc. Write for Illustrated Booklet:
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      199 8 B 4. We had an advertisement in this space telling you about TEACHERS "Highland Cream" SCOTCH WHISKY but this brand is all sold out, and we now want you to know that HARVEY'S 44 Geld Band" SCOTCH WHISKY Contains the QUENCHING QUINTESSENCE QUANTUM OF QUALITY without QUESTION This is just
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    Local and General.
    520 9 Tin price to-day, locally, $70 I.l', tort sold. :o: latest shipping news is on page 7 :o: There is in epidenic of whooping in Taiping. :o:— H. Vane, State-Treasurer, leaves for England this month. —:o: qi r output of Tongkah Comi >redge for the month of May
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    TURKEY AND GREECE.
    113 9 Officers Dismissed for Persecuting Greeks. Reuter's Service. London, June 18. A telegram from Constantinople states that the Governors of Phochia, Aivali and Bigha, two Mudirs and one Gendafmery officer have been dismissed in cfcnnection with the persecution of the Greeks. The Servian representative has verbally called the
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    CHINA AND FRANCE.
    43 9 Chinese Envoy Received by President Poincare. Reuter's Service. London, June 18. A message from Paris states that President Poincare received in audience Lv Cheng-hsiang, the Chinese Envoy Extraordinary bringing the President the insignia of the Chinese Order of Grand Merit.
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    THE ASCOT GOLD CUP.
    67 9 Result of the Race. Reuter's Service. Londdh, June IS. The following is the result of the running for the Ascot Gold Cup. Aleppo 0j to 1 against) first: Willbrook (20 to 1 against) second: Junior (3 to 1 against) third. Ten started. Won by three-quarters of
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    OPEN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
    56 9 Scores to Date. Reuter's Service. London, June 18. In the open Golf Championship which was played in bright sunshine at Prestwick to-day's leaders are: Vardon 150, Taylor 152, Wilson 153, Braid 15G. The first amateur was Hutchenson whose score was 15G, Jenkins 159, while Onimet, the American,
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    WILL MAINTAIN BALANCE OF POWER.
    41 9 Reuter's Service. London, June 18. A telegram from Bukharest states that the King, in opening Parliament, said he was determined to maintain the balance of power in the Balkans and work for the peace of Europe.
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    NO MORE POLITICS FOR ROOSEVELT.
    33 9 Reuter's Service. London, June 18. Theodore Roosevelt consulted a throat specialist ami was told that it would be impossible for him to again enter into a political campaign.
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    The Empress Disaster.
    226 9 Further Evidence at Inquiry. Reuter's Service. London, June IS. According to a telegram from Quebec tho Storstad's mate when cross-examined admitted that just before the collision he ported his helm, but the vessel had insufficient steering way to answer the helm, while the Empress of Ireland was
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    RUBBER CO. NEWS.
    54 9 Latest Dividends. (Malay Mail Special.) Ipoh, June 17. Selangor declares an interim of tid, (25 per cent and Pataling an interim of 30 per cent. Other interims are SungkaiChumor 10 per cent., Kuala Klang 10 per cent., and Harpenden 20 per cent. Lankat Sumatra pays a final
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    DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT KINGSTON DOCK.
    60 9 Damage £250,000. Reuter's Service. London, June 18. A fire which broke out at Kingston dock, Glasgow, destroyed several sheds, while seven schooneers were burned. The damage is estimated at over one hundred thousand pounds sterling. The fire was got under control after nine hours. The
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    ENGAGEMENT OF CHIEF JUSTICE'S SON.
    30 9 Reuter's Service. L<>ndon, June IS. Gerald Isaacs, son of the Chief Justice, is engaged to Eva, daughter of Sir Alfred Mond. M. P., P. C.
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    HOSPITAL SHIP ASHORE
    29 9 Reuter's Service. London, June 18, The naval hospital .-hip Maine has run ashore on the Isle of Mull. The patients were landed and accommodated in tents.
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    THE MEXICAN MUDDLE.
    50 9 Federals Still Winning. Reuter's Service. London, Jane 18. A message from Washington states that Villa and Carranza have become reconciled. Villa commands the operations at Zacaticas. The Huertist gunboat Guerrero has defeated the rebel gunboat Tampico near Mazatlan. The captain and engineer of the Tampico committed suicide.
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    THE BUDGET.
    46 9 Radicals Object to Dangerous Constitutional Innovations." Reuter's Service. London, June 18. The Radical objectors to the Budget met in the House of Commons yesterday and drafted a memorial to the Ministry calling attention to the "dangerous constitutional innovations in the finance bill this year."
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    GERMAN LINER ASHORE.
    78 9 Passengers Safe. Reuter's Service. London, June 18. The N. D. L. liner Bulow, bound from Yokohama to Bremen, went ashore at Weymouth in smooth water. The passengers are being taken off and landed. Later. The Buelow went on the rocks during a fog. The position is favourable
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    THE ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL CO.
    48 9 Reuter's Service. London, June 18. Mr. Churchill's motion (regarding the purchase of shares in the AngloPersian Oil Co.) was adopted by 254 votes to 18. Sir Edward Grey, replying to criticisms, did not believe for a moment that the transaction would create Anglo-Russian difficulties.
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    THE SPITHEAD COLLISION.
    163 9 Similar to Empress Disaster. Reuter's Service. London, June 18. The similarity of the Spithead collision to that of the Empress disaster is shown by the statement of the Kaiser Wilhelm ll's captain. The Kaiser Wilhelm II was rammed amidships at right angles and holed below the waterline
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    Progress In Johore.
    259 9 More Public Works Projected. Tenders Called For. Public works of great utility, and reflecting no little credit upon those responsible for the conduct of affairs in the neighbouring State of Johore, are in progress there. A day or two ago mention was made in this journal of
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    THE ALBANIAN CAULDRON.
    45 9 Reuter's Service. London, June IS. The Dutch Major Droon arrived at Dura/.Eo yesterday morning simultaneously with the Malissori reinforcements and took over command. It was reported in Rome yesterday evening that the insurgents had surrounded and wiped <»ut thousand Mirdites and Malissori.
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    Attention A.C.S. Old Boys!
    161 9 The Annual Athletic Sports of the Anglo-Chinese School will be held on the Oldham Hall athletic field on Saturday, the 11th proximo, at 2.30 p.m. In the evening there will be an Old Boys' Dinner at one of the local hotels. We are requested to ask
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    Fraser & Co.'s Share Circular.
    138 9 Fraser Co.'s Share Circular. Singapore, June 17. London advise daily that the inarkH there i« qui* t with rery little j bnillii doing and their quotations lof St< rling Rabbern were practically aneoanged throughout tin* whole of I the past week. With the tail in the Uric, of Tin, .bat*
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    SPORTS.
    145 10 Following are the results of the championship Ping-Pong competition held in connection with the Amateur Drawing Associations Mr. Eng Soo Geok (champion in 1913) 112 Mr. Lim Cheng Ban 107 Mr. Lee Chim Guan 101 Following is the K.0.Y.L.1. Ist eleven which will meet the S.C.C. on Monday in
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    Week-End Swimming Club Launches.
    32 10 Sunday. From Johnson's Pier :—9. 10 and 11 a.m. 2.30 and 3.30 a.m. From Club :—8.30 and 9.30 a.m. 12.15, 3 and 5.30 p.m. High water —9.30 p.m.
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    The America Cup.
    60 10 The New York Herald Paris edition contains full particulars of the America Cup Challenger Shamrock IV also the dimensions of the two specially built Cup defenders, the Vanitie and Defiance. Neither of the last named boats have, however, been selected, as the Resolute, an old boat, which
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    Cricket Club Lawn Bowls.
    96 10 Yesterday's Results. SINGLE HANDICAP. W. M. Foreman —1, beat J. Bentlev, scr. 21-10. W. M. Butchart—l, beat J. McKenzie,—3. 21—14. R. Scoular,—2, beat J. Henderson, plus 2. 21—20. To-day's Tics. CHAMPIONSHIP. H. T. White v. R. Scoular. DOUBLK HANDICAP. R. Mittelstein and F. Cohnitz, plus 1,
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    FOOTBALL.
    921 10 League Opens—S.C.C. Defeat Azevedos. The first match in the Football League for 1914 took place fyi the Esplanade yesterday afternoon, when the Cricket Club ejeven beat the Azevedos by one goal. The most noticeable thing in yesterday's play was the poor shooting of the Club forwards, who had many
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    56 10 In the 3rd Court this morning, before Mr. Sugden several Chinese were charged with voluntarily causing hurt to three coolies in the recent Singapore Kiver fracas. One of the injured men was unable to attend owing to his condition and the case was postponed for one week. The prosecution is
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    MR. DUDLEY-EVANS GOES HOME.
    612 10 Katz Employees Show Their Gratitude. At 5.20 p.m. yesterday between thirty and forty employees of Messrs. Katz Brothers, Ltd., gathered in the tiffin-room of the big establishment to bid bon voyage to Mr. D. Dudley-Evans, who leaves for Home this evening. Their appreciation of this gentleman,
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    69 10 A memorial has been addressed by the Association of Chambers of Commerce of the United Kingdom to Mr. Lloyd George and Sir Edward Grey asking the Government to make a grant of not less than £300,000 out of the annual payments by China of the Boxer Indemnity towards the establishment
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      133 10 Thone No. 436. f MOTOR CAR FOR HIRE FOR SALE I FOR REPAIRS j FOR UP-KEEP THE GASOLENE LIGHT CYCLE COY. AND MOTOR WORKS, I BEACH ROAD. RONEO Ltd., MANUFACTURERS OF STEEL OFFICE FURNITURE, Filing Systems, Typewriter Ribbons and Carbons. For Price and Quality we are UNAPPROACHABLE. Roneo Ltd, 14a,
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    Marine Court.
    598 11 Quartermaster in Trouble. t i e Marine yesterday at ore Lieut Cator, R. N\, Wilnson, 24, of Belfast, vaste r of the P. and 0. barged that he, on the at 2-45 a. m., wilfully the lawful cotnmanda of contravention of Sect. Ma Shipping Act, 18U4, post without
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    791 11 Prices Quoted in the Market this Morning. Singapore, juxe, 19). Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotations:— Robber Shares. Norn. Value. Buyers. Seller*. 2/- Allarar 1/4* 1/11 1 Anglo Java J/11 3/7 1 Anglo-Johore 1/». 3/6 2/- Anglo-Malay 9/0 1
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    JOHORE PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION.
    167 11 We acknowledge* receipt, with thanks, of the official minutes of the meeting of the Johore Planters' Association held on May 31 last, as reported in our columns at the time. Among the vanous matters dealt with by the Association was the question of Chinese wages, when it
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    71 11 Dr. Edgar presided at the second annual meeting of the Straits and F. 11. S. Motor Service Co. in Penang last week. The report which was adopted, stated that the net profit was $20,201» to which had to be added the balance from last year, viz., $2t>,343, making a total
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    Car Perils.
    330 12 Car-Crash in Singapore. Driver Arrested. The modern juggernaut, otherwise the speedy rubber-tyred motorcar, still holds more or less sway in the streets of this busy city. The latest instance of one of them bowling over a pedestrian created some stir about 7 p.m., last Wednesday, when car S
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    156 12 Kuala Lumpur Merchant Sued Kuala Lumpur. June 17. In the Supreme Court yesterday before the Chief Judicial Commissioner (Sir Thomas Braddell) Mr. G. S. 1). Morgan was sued by H. Shaik Alnlul Kathir for $b\ r )0 damages for wrongful attachment. Mr. E. A. S. Wagner was for
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    108 12 The Mercantile Guardian mentions that Mr. P. A. Beins, of Messrs. P. A. Beins and Co., of Singapore, is on a short visit to London, and maybe addressed care of its offices. British exporters may note with interest that on August Ist next the Chinese Government will open negotiations with
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    44 13 (Ctglon (Mmrwrw tkrtiee.) Japanese Murder Case. Calcutta, May 27. A Japanese glass blower named Khawa Batta, employed at the Taligaon Glass Factory, Poona, stabbed another Japanese with whom he was on bad terras, in the heart, on the 20th, killing him instantly.
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    Delhi Conspiracy Case.
    100 13 Calcutta, May 27. In the Delhi conspiracy, tried before a special Sessi >n Judge yesterday, Mr. Das, a Calcutta barrister, who appears for accused B «lraj, during the proceedings made a remark that .Mr. Alston, Counsel for the Crown, had made an untrue observation, and was severely
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    Grave-yard Ghouls.
    83 13 Calcutta, May 27. In an appeal preferred by two MahomraedartB against their conviction and sentence to one j. ear's rigorous imprisonment, for demolition of a Mohammedan grave-yard, Major Irvine. Sessions Judge at Lahore, has passed orders affirming the conviction, but reducing the sentence to the period already undergone,
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    An Erratic Monsoon.
    44 13 Calcutta, June 2. Weather in India is causing some anxiety. In the Bay of Bengal monsoon conditions have fstablished themselves prematurely, while on the Arabian side the monsoon current, which should now be blowing strong, has disappeared for the time being.
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    Police Lock-up Sensation.
    31 13 Calcutta, June 2 A coroner's jury in the inquest concerning the death of J. Murooth, in Calcutta police lock-up, on the 17th ult, returned a verdict of suicide.
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    Another Dowry Tragedy.
    26 13 Calcutta, June 2. Another Bengali uirl burnt herself to death in Calcutta on Sunday morning, because her marriage dowry arrangements had fallen through.
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    Delhi Conspiracy Case.
    32 13 Calcutta, June 2. In the Delhi conspiracy case Dinauath the approver's evidence was concluded yesterday, and the cross- examination commenced. The case is likely to drag along for weeks.
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    Memorial to Lieut. Bowers.
    89 13 Calcutta, June 2. The memorial to We erected in Bombay Cathedral to the late Lieut. Bowers, r.i.m., who lost his life in the Scott Antarctic Expedition, will take the form of a marble tablet depicting the scene in the Antarctic regions and the cairn which was
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    An Unfortunate German.
    100 13 Calcutt i, June 4. A young German named Bruno Leo Leitman. aged 18, was charged yetteriav at Maztgaon Police Court, Bombay with denoting from the workhouse and with attempting to commit suicide. Being declared a vagrant he was sent to the workhouse. On Saturday night he scaled
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    Burmese Exploration.
    53 13 Calcutta, June 4. A report shows that in the pa*t year 1,221 applications for prospecting and exploring licenses, and 48 applications for mining leases were received in Burma. Prospecting aiid mining operations are in active progress in all parts of the Province. Wolfram and petroleum seem to be
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    Rajabazar Bomb Case.
    60 13 Calcutta, June 4. Judgment was given in the R t jabazar bomb case to-day by Mr. Panton, Sessions Judge at Alipore. Dis_ agreeing with both Bengali assessors, the Judge sentenced nve accused to ten years' transportation each. One man, Amritalal Hazro, who made the explosives was sentenced
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    113 13 The Eeho says Mr. C.J. Saunders' name has been mentioned at various times in connection with the possible appointment of a Public Trustee for the Straits Settlements. Of the Government servants available Mr. Saundera is probably the most eligible for the post but there is, as our IVnang contemporary observes,
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    O’SHEA DIVORCE ECHO.
    401 13 Mrs. Parnell's New Book. Extraordinary Revelations. London, May 19. Mrs. Parnell (formerly Mrs. O'Shea), widow of the famous Irish Nationaist leader, has published a book in which she has revived the Paruell divorce case and preceding circumstances, and has given to the world many hitherto unpublished details
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    32 13 Gadelius and Co., a Singapore firm founded in 1904, and interested in the motor car line, has been, closed, and Mr. Gadelius has removed to Java, says the Mercantile Guardian, -May 21.
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    MID EAST RUBBER & COCONUT ESTATES.
    1208 14 MID EAST RUBBER COCONUT ESTATES. Monthly Returns in 1914. 1913. May. 1914. AHagar 161,750 63,020 Alma 83,233 32,200 Alor Gajab 95,855 8,292 39,368 Alor Pongsu 101,478 38,520 Anglo Johore 124,524 10,301 63,888 Anglo Malay 1,323,037 13,324 532,674 Anglo Sumatra 458,663 49,513 230,439 Asahan 46,114 5,225 26,849 Ayer Hitam 69,320 9,498
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      197 14 KIAN TAI Co., No. 30, Robinson Road, Singapore. Phone No. 1811. Telegrams "KIANTAF :o: General Store-keepers, Commission Agents, Ship's Purveyors, and Ship-Chandlers. Canteen Contractors to H.M British and Foreign Navy. Tin provisions. Fresh Provisions. Wines, Spirits etc., of the best quality, always in Stock. Orders promptly executed. PRICES MODERATE. Manager:—TAY
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    MALAYA GOLD AND TIN MINES.
    252 15 Monthly Outputs in 1914. Jan. Feb. March April May Piculs. 218 282 319 331 320 44 51 22 34 45 164 235 300 SOU ii 770 635 585 585 600 i oo d 228 193 265 336 265 j Kamuoing Z 512 359 510 468
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    The Mexican War.
    832 15 Capture of Tampico. Constitutionalists Deny Looting In Toto. Xr>/ Vol I. Herald furmptunlent.) New York, May 15. The Herald is the only New York newspaper publishing news direct from Tampico this morning telling of the fall of the city. A despatch from Mr. John T. Meehan at
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    BALKAN WAR ATROCITIES.
    409 15 All Belligerents Blamed. Tne report of the Commission of Inquiry dispatched to the Balkans last August by the Carnegie Peace Endowment Scheme has been printed in a book of 400 pages, with a preface by Baron d'Estournelles d« Constant. It was to be issued to the public
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    89 15 A company formed in Bombay to supply pure and sterilised milk has Mr. Katan Tata as its chairman. The dairy equipment is to be of the most modern, and to include tilt-r--ing ami bottling machines and motor waggons for delivery. The Shanghai Gas Company, Ltd., in a report announcing the
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      446 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. ONE CENT A WORD Announcements in this department are inserted hereafter at one cent per word per day, payable in advance minimum 20 cents per day. They are re?eived up to noon for insertion in the current issue. Responsible firms and individuals may Telephone their advertisments. Telephone No.
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      505 16 Shipping P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceyl n, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth an.i London. Through Bilk of Lading issued for Chin* Gjast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. Homeward (for Europe) From Singapore, connecting
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      358 16 Malaya Tribune! Can be had at the followi, I pots Singapore. Hotel van Wijk, Stamford Messrs. Koh Co p Road. I Hotel de l'Europe. Adelphi Hotel. Kim Co. Chop Teck Seng, 97. s,j,p, 1 Pang Boon Tin. (Tank R f Railway Station.] Army Navy Bar, High Str The Anglo Indian
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