Malaya Tribune, 18 January 1915

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune. LvFNING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2. -No. 14. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1915 Price 5 Cents.
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      295 1 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD Sintwre'» Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO-NICHT! TO-NICHT!! TO-XICHT!!! MAURICE E. BANDMANN PRESENTS McMH Philip Braliam and Campbell's Company. THE GROTESQUES' U VOY THEATRE and QUEEN'S HALL, LONDON, Including Mr. Fred Winn from the Palace Theatre, London. In addition to a full Programme of Musical Items, the GROTEiQUKS
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      157 1 Gouda Cheese AND Australian Cheese Just Received. Also all kinds of high quality provisions, and Wines and Spirits. Sold by THE SINGAPORE STORE, 33, North Bridge Road. G. R. COELKO, 52, Selegie Road. Piano Tuner. Dealer and Repairer. Undertakes To Play at Dances. TERMS MODERATE. 7-8 THE ART FURNITURE DEPOT,
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      274 1 AT LARGE AGAIN To-night! At The Cl* All PktUre Pala JUHCTIOB OF ALBERT AND BEXCOOLEX STREET-. Tbat most daring, greatest, ingenious and unmitigated criminal of extraordinary exclusive powers the present century has yet known. ROCAMBOLE TIHRD SERIES A REELS ll —m. mm 4,SOOFEET 3 TOREA" PARTS IN LENGTH PATHE'S LATEST
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    Wearne Bros., Ltd.
    689 2 Business Improving. The annual general meeting of Messrs Wearne Bro*., Ltd., was held at their offices in Orchard Road last Saturday at dood. There were prosent: —Messrs C. r\ P. Wearne (Chairman), T. J. B. Wearne, Tan Kheam Hock and Tan Chay Van, Directors; P. Gold, D.
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    EASTERN RESIDENTS WITH WESTERN HABITS.
    222 2 A fruitful source of ill-health among Europeans resident in the Ear East is the utter disregard of climatic demands in the matter of food. It is no exaggeration to say that nearly every European eats meat at h ast twice a da), and in addition
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      246 2 WHY NOT HAVE j The Best BURKES BOTTLED GUINNESS IS BEST FIRST IN 1849 FOREMOST EVER SINCE INSIST ON BURKES YELLOW LABEL BREWED BY GUINNESS AND BOTTLED BY BURKE.IN DUBLIN. Sole Agents John Little Co., Ltd. ißew Books 3ust IRecetveo. The Crown Prince's First Lesson Book byG. H. Powell SO
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      19 3 THE GRERT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1915 NOTES AND NEWS. Che n?aiapa Cribunc. MONDAY, JANUARY 18
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      FRENCH WAR NEWS.
      549 3 rieon ly applied by French Consul.) Officially Communicated. Paris, January 14, G.50 p in. j French 3 per cent bonds are it irancs 7.».P*. I operate lighting has taken ;i r. ail day to the north of Soissotis. We have maintained our positions :ii<- neighbourhood! of the
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      THE GERMANS MORE DANGEROUS THAN EVER.
      1229 3 New Methods, New Machines. We have a new sort of enemy to fight—an enemy that has learned its 6 ;vn weaknesses and its enemy's strength, and no longer banks on the knock-out blow. (By W. Bbacb Thomas) We all know that the Germans have
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      Soldiers' Stories.
      1020 3 INCIDENTS IN THE FIGHTING LINE. The King's Visit. An Officer in the Indian Expeditionary Force sends the following description of an episode in the King's visit to the front A red-letter day indeed —for the King turned up here at 10.4. r > this morning, and stayed quite
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      War Brevities.
      97 3 A reliable estimate places the number of reinforcements which arrived in Belgium last week at 30,000. Arrangement i have been made for the immediate reception of a further 120,000. The "Vorw.irts" announces that in the district of Oberstein an order has been issued for the compulsory enrolment in
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      CONSCRIPTION.
      1526 4 A question which has been looming conspicuously on the horizon during the past few weeks is—whether, under the present state of recruiting, it would not be advisable to have recourse to conscription in order to quickly supply Lord Kitchener with all the ablebodied men he needs to attain the
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      THE GROTESQUES.
      175 4 The Event of the Season After a greatly successful the F.M.S. the* u QtoU squ« appear to-night at the Pal The booJtiog has, naturall;r, very good in view of such class attraction. Messrs M< Co. have even received orders f< local seats from the F.ILS i those who
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        348 4 I ROBINSON Co. I THE LATEST WAR BOOKS. I Scare-Mengerings from the DAILY MAIL: The Paper That Foretold the War 30 Cts. The War Stories of Private Thomas Atkins The Campaign Round Liege I Belgians at Home I Home Life in Germany mm 9 I First Lessons in War n
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      Local and General.
      486 5 The IVnang Assists open to-day. —»:n: Tin is $71 to-day 125 tons —:o: T d «M at $70 J in the F. M. S. :o:— What Britain needs is one of those Cniebra Blides in the Kiel Canal. :o: Weather permitting, a naval band will plsy >
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      STOP PRESS.
      33 5 The Nippon Yusen Kaisha announces JapfJMM Government insurance rates for Japan-bound cargo Middlesborough to Colombo and beyond 10 cent London, same ports 7 pet cent Marseilles, same ports 3 per cent,
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      WEDDING BELLS.
      264 5 Pafc«—Page Quite one of the prettiest events for some time took place on Saturday at St. Matthew's Church, the Uev. Wood officiating, when the of marriage Mr. Robert James Page, of Singapore and Malacca, and Miss Lily Elizabeth Page, of South Norwood, London, was solemnized. How universally popular
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      The Casino.
      286 5 Saturday night last saw a crowded house at this increasingly popular Cinema show, when the features screened were. The King's Double" and "Greed for Gold "or" La Fievre de Vi >r both pictures being alone worth a visit thereat. We understand that the Casino orchestra will be distinctly
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      WAR NEWS.
      92 5 With the Czar's Forces. Reuter's Special and Ordinary Services. London, Jan. 16, 10.35 p.m. A Petrograd communique says that the Russian troops on the right bank of lower Vistula continue to drive back the German cavalry, supported by small infantry units, towards Thorn, which is some forty miles
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      Russian Economic Conditions.
      94 5 London, Jan. 1 835 a in. Petrograd The Minister of Finance, in a statement accompanying the Budget, strikingly illustrates Russia's powers of recuperation after the upset caused by tin; war. Goods traffic on the railways and trade generally are gradually approaching the normal. The famous fair at
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      Cracow Getting Ready for Russians.
      25 5 London, Jan. 16, 10.55 p.m. The art treasures at Cracow are being removed to Dresden in anticipation of a siege.
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      Dastardly Actions by Ger=Huns.
      116 5 London, Jan. 16, 2 10 p.m. The Russian Foreign Office has issued an appalling report on the subject of the ill-treatment of Russian subjects in Germany since the beginning of the war. A Russian senator was stripped naked and thrown into prison with criminals. Crowds of
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      Sir George Nares Dead.
      51 5 London, Jan. 10, 8-35 a.m. The death is announced of Sir George S. Nares, X.C.8., Vice-Ad-mi rai (retired). Deceased entered the Navy in 1845; Vice Admiral, 1892; commanded the Challenger, l<S7.*i Active Expedition, lS7.">-7o; Prof< ssional onicer of Board of Trade, 1879-96. Acting Conservator of River
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      The Italian Earthquake.
      58 5 London, Jan. 15, 10.45 p.m. Pome: King Yictcr Emmanuel, who hail visited all the earthquakes of his time, decilSfren that this one surpasses all, even the earthquake at Messina, as only per cent of the population at Avezzano are alive, while at Messina, where the percentage wsj
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      Honours for Egypt.
      40 5 London, Jan. 16, 4-.V> a.m. The Gazette notifies that the order of K.C.M.G. has been conferred on Mr. Konald W. Graham, Adviser to the Egyptian Ministry of Interior, Cairo, since P.hO, and Mr. Cheatham, Acting High Commissioner.
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      Turkey's Plight.
      55 5 Another Russian Victory. London, Jan. 16, 4.55 a.m. Petrograd A communique states that in the Caucasus the Russians bayoneted and captured an entire Turkish regiment at Karaurgan, the few survivors including the commander, who was taken prisoner. Other captures included five thousand prisoners, fourteen guns, enormous stores and
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      Turkey and Persia.
      48 5 London, Jan. 2-10 p.m. Teheran The Turkish Ambassador has informed the Persian Government that the Turks are ready to withdraw from Azerbaijan when definitely evacuated by the Russians and when the Persian Heir Presumptive arrives there. Ttee latter will leave Teheran at an early date.
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      Russians Smash Turks.
      54 5 London, Jan. 18, 1.40 a.m. Paris Messages from Petrograd state that the Russians smashed the Eleventh Turkish Army Corps. The Russian Fleet in the Black Sea sunk eighty sailing vessels conveying reinforcements to the Turkish Army in Anatolia. The Russians are also successfully driving the Turks from
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      Turkish Outrage.
      38 5 London, Jan. 14, 1.40 a.m. Teheran It is reported that the Turks shot the Persian Governors of Sujbulak and Maragha in the Province of Azerbaijan. Likewise they burned to death one Armenian and two Russian subjects.
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      Canada's Vigilance.
      37 5 Steamers Detained at Vancouver. London, Jan. 1(>, 2.40 a.m. Vancouver The Japanese steamer Mexico and the American steamer Governor have been detained on the charge that part of the cargoes of the vessels is contraband.
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      Steinhauer's Pupils.
      20 5 London, Jan. 1»'», 2-45 a.m. Two Germans have been sentenced to imprisonment for life at Casablanca for espionage.
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      Around Perthes.
      29 5 London, Jan. 17, 10.10 a.m. A Paris communique says that we captured another trench near Perthes and wood three hundred yards beyond our lines north of Beausejour.
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      Socialists Support.
      29 5 London, Jan. 16, 2.45 a.m. The French Socialist party has declared in favour of a continuation of the war until the victory of the Allies is complete.
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      New Year Greetings.
      30 5 London, Jan. 17, 10.10 a.m. On the occasion of the Russian New Year, Lord Kitchener and Czar Nicholas exchanged cordial telegrams wishing success to tiie valiant Allies.
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      The Late Lord Roberts.
      45 5 London, Jan. 18, 1.40 a.m. The late Lord Roberts left £77,304 unsettled property, practically everything going to his wife and daughters, including the £100,000 granted to him lor service in South Africa, with contingent reversion to the latter for aimy charities.
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      The Battle of Soissons.
      104 5 London, Jan. 16, B.:]~> a.m. A bare statement of the facts of the fighting's worth, north of Soissons, is somewhat misleading, since the operations really leave the position practically what it was a fortnight ago. The positions which the Frenchmen lost were those captured on the
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      Heavy Artillery Duel.
      135 5 London, Jan. 16, 6.35 p.m. A communique says that the Germans fiercely bombarded Fontaine Madame. A somewhat stubborn attack against our trenches at Flirey failed completely. The Germans were forced to evacuate the crest northward of Clery and eastward of Pont a Mousson. There have been artillery
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      British Gallantry.
      148 5 London, Jan. IS, 1.40 a.m. Unpublished orders to local commanders of the troops which were brought to England by the wor.nded throw light on the gallant performances of the different regiments. General Allenby, commanding the Cavalry Corps, writing to Brigadier Shaw said "I thank you for the help
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      The Air Peril.
      27 5 London, Jan. 16, 2.45 a.m. The Pari- police have ordered a general elimination <>f lights, to baffle as muefa as poaaible the air raiders.
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      Another Splash of Red.
      21 5 London, Jan. 10, \-:>:y a.m. Pretoria The Union Forces have ooenpied Swakopmand. There were only three casualties.
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      46 5 The degree of L.L.D. that the Senate of Cambridge University intimated they w< uid bcsjtWW on EL E. L w Yuk-lin, the retiring Chinese Minister in L mdon, was oonlarred on L9th ultimo. His Bxosllencj and family left London per P, and <>. Itenmer on "Hi Dec.
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      Pleasant S.R.C. Function.
      1081 6 The Singapore Recreation CM entertained its Pre, .lent, Mr- E- Tessensohn. to dinner on Sacurtlaj last" at Colwnan House in honour of his appointment M a Commissioner. Mr. I M. Chopard took the chair and on his right tbe guest of the evening was seated. The following
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      Meglembu Lode,
      163 6 Loss On Year s Working. {Malay Mail Special.) Penang, Jan. 16.—Mr. A. S. Anthony, presiding at the meeting of the Meglembu Lode Syndicate, said the loss on the year's working was $25,333, owing to lower grade ore now being mined, and to the sudden and heavy drop in
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      Supreme Court.
      88 6 Alleged Forgery. The promissory note case, in which two men, Anna Nahna Savena Ramasamy Chitty and Tan Tiang Yew, are being prosecuted on charges of alleged forgery and abetment of forgery, was continued today before the Chief Justice, Mr. L. M. Woodward, and a jury. Further evidence for
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      39 6 The Hon'ble E. Macfadyen, Chairman of the Planters' Association of Malaya, accompanied by Messrs Milne and Brodie, has interTiewed the Chief Secretary, F.M.S., respecting the P. A. M's representations regarding the desirability of Government permitting resumption of coolie immigration.
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      China Notes.
      34 6 Minister's Income-Tax. The Minister of Finance has completed the regulations governing the tax on the incomes of officials and is forwarding the draft to the President for his perusal and subsequent promulgation.
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      China's Oilfields.
      61 6 Hsiung Hsi-ling, the head of the Petroleum Bureau, has sent a memorandum to the President containing suggestions concerning China's oilfields and their exploitation with foreign capital. A set of regulations governing the matter has also been forwarded. Owing to the importance of the new suggestions and regulations they
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      Taxation.
      83 6 It is feared that there will be great difficulty in the collection of the new tobacco and wine taxes, owing to the opposition of the provinces, which consider that the new impost is greater than these articles of consumption can bear. The Board of Finance in commenting on this
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      Malcontents’ Literary Efforts.
      173 6 The Government has informed the Boards of Interior and Education and the Police Bureau that it bas come to its knowledge that members of the revolutionary party are concentrating their efforts to cause further trouble and to incite the people against the Government. With this object in
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      SHIPPING & PRODUCE SECTION.
      166 7 SHIPPING PRODUCE SECTION. FIXTURES. Monday, ltth. M. M Homeward mail due. The Grotesques. Palladium. High water :—0.36 a.m. I ft. 4 ins.; 7.4 p.m. 7 ft. 4 ins. Tuesday, 19th. The Grotesques. Palladium. Straits Chinese Reading Club. I p.m. Vaval Band at Botanical Garden-. High water:—lJ a.m. I ft. I
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      EXCHANGE.
      122 7 Singapore, January 18. On London— P>ank 4 ra/s. 2/4 7/16 Demand 2/4 3/32 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 3/4 On India— I3.%nk T. T. 175 On Hongkong— B.«nk d/d 22% On Shanghai— Bank d/d. 1021 On Java— Bank T. T. 14U On Japan— Bank d/d. Sovereigns—buying rate $8.54 India C'cil
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      PRODUCE MARKET.
      22 7 {Sinqapfjre, Jan. 1 Copra —Business very dull. Tin.— s7l3 12') tons sold. Tapioca. —In brisk demand. Other Products.— Market steady.
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      Latest Local Market Quotations
      199 7 Nutmegs 110 S. per picul $21.00 fining xo S, 22.00 Copra Bali 10.20 Copra Gorong Talo 10.30 Copra Dongalo 10.30 Copra Kay ong 9.65* Copra Pufo 1.66* Copra Pontianak 9.15* Copra Siantan 9.50 Copra Singkawang 9.50 Sago Flour Singapore Ist quality 3.50* Sago Flour Singapore fair
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      Latest London Market and Exchange Quotations-
      78 7 Copra £24.5.0. Pepper (black) fair quality spot 6 dist. SJ. Pepper: white spot. dist. 9j. Gambier 20/6. Gambier (cube) 27/Sago (flour) Sarawak quality, nom. Rubber Fine Hard Para, immediate delivery, 2/7 '>. Plantation Ist qual. crepe, 2/1 Tin Standard 3 m/s. £145.10.0. Tapioca fair-medium,
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      Manchester Goods and Cotton.
      23 7 Grey Yarns Single Twist 40s.— Piece Goods 8j lbs. Shirtings nom. T. cloth, nom. Cotton (American) Middlinr 4.80. fe
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      The Singapore Harbour Board.
      56 7 {Singapore, Jan. 18.) Berthage. TANJONG PAGAK. East \V harf Ba.-in Section No. 1 (juarta, E«t Wharf No- 2—Ex ford Sheer» Wharf do Albert and V ictoria Dry Docks do do Main Wharf 5-Minderoo, Menelaus T,, 7° ®—Lycaon, Penang Wet Dock do 7—Pontoporos, Vmta, Kut Sang, West
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      VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS.
      13 7 TANJONG PAGAR. Albert Dock Sappho V ictona Dock Patrol
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      The Rubber World.
      46 7 Export Embargo Modified. (Malay Mail Special.) London, Jan. loth.—With respect to the embargo modification, export is permitted to American manufacturers only, and not to dealers. More Dividends. Scottish Malay pays a second interim dividend of 5 percent. Sumatra Consolidated pay H 21 percent.
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      The Rubber Industry.
      177 7 Wide Versus Close Planting. To all who have followed the reports issued by plantation companies during the last few months one feature will probably have presented itself. We refer, says the L and C. Express, to the necessity that shows—no matter how put of thinning out and
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      Boatswain Stabbed.
      124 7 Exciting Scene at Tanjong Pagar. The Blue funnel steamer Menelaus, lying at the wharf at Tanjong Pagar, was the scene of some excitement yesterday afternoon. Tt appears that the boatswain of the ship, by name Bateson, gave one of his Chinese crew orders to do certain work in
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      Sir Thomas Sutherland.
      321 7 At the general meeting of shareholders of the P. and 0. Company, held on loth ultimo, the veteran pioneer of British trade and British banking in the Far East, Sir Thomas Sutherland, announced his retirement from the position of Chairman and Managing Director of the company. His
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      The Waterfront.
      714 7 Shipping Notes and News. The steamer Circe will go alongside No. 8 Section to-day. The steamer Sappho is due alongside the East wharf to-day. The Holt liner Calchas has cleared for London and Liverpool. For Western Australia loads the Minderoo on or about the 22nd inst. For Liverpool
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      American Shipping Activity.
      115 7 A number of steamers navigating under the new American registry laws were due in Rotterdam by the Ist inst. Among the vessels were the Peches, the Obidense, at present Norwegian, but shortly to be transferred to American ownership the Edison Light, chartered by If em A. H.
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      Code Telegrams.
      201 7 The Censor supplies as with the following telegram received the Postmaster-General, London British Censorship Alitb have authorized the bransffliss'oc on and from loth instant grams in code exchanged (1) Between places in Brit» possessions when ofl origin or of destination r both are in the Bill* European system
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        79 7 Train Services. REVISED TIMES. Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. Mail Daily leaves for north at 7.7 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. Other trains leave for Johore at 9.0 a., 10.39 a., noon, 1.30 p., 2.55 p., 4.40 p. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and 1.14 p.m. Trains leave from Johore 7.1»,
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        155 7 MAILS CLOSE. To-day. Batavia, Cheribon and Samarang Japara 10 a.m. Muar and Malacca* Hainam 2 p.m. Tebing Tinggi, Bengkalis and Bagan Hock Lee 2 p.m. Prigi Rajah. Tembilahan and Indragiri Quorra '2 p.m. Saigon Bourbon 3 p.m. Saigon Kanij>ot X p.m. Malacca and Muar *Kaka .*5 p.m. Port Swettenham and
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      Memorial Service.
      178 8 At Eouatead Institute. A very impressive service was last evening at the Boustead itnte, being a memorial service (ot the late Mr. J. Kobinson, of Sieeert Topham, Jones and Railton. 1 here was a large congregation, *very available seat being occupied. Several of the officials both of Messrs
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      Malayan Loyalty.
      121 8 The Press Bureau announced sboata month ago that the High Commissioner for the Malay States ban sent thn following telegram t<> the Secretary of State for the loonies 44 The Sultan of Trengganu requests that His Majesty the King may be informed by telegraph of the Sultan's and
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      Popular Citizen Feted.
      250 8 A social function was held on the l'"th instant at the residence, in Malacca Street, of Messrs Nagurdas tarehotamdaf and Co., to bid farewellto Mr. Vjamshi, the seniorpart- ol the well-known firm of Bomhay merchants, who is shortly proceeding to Bombay after a sojourn of nearly eleven
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      31 8 The Italian Government has bought from Argentina 400,000 Urns of wheat, for the conveyance of which steamers will be necesv. The consignment is to be lvered at the end of March.
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        63 8 I w R Brewed from only Best Malt Hops. Sole Agents: ANN LOCK Co., Battery Road. Sub-Agents j TAI TO Co., I Beach Singapore. AS AH I BEER m SAPPORO £P[ -LACK BER CITRON WATER AT THE Anglo Japanese Exhibition. Tamoto Co., 351, Victoria Street, TELEPHONE 412, And All Retailers
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        391 8 HOTEL van WIJK DURING j THE WAR SPECIAL RATES lor MONTHLY BOARDERS. TEL. 11l K. J. J. TIDDENS, Manager. M maaaumm bmJ A Director's Praise. At the general meeting of the Alor Gajah Rubber Estates, Ltd., held recently, the Chairman reported that Ribbed Smoked Sheet was manufactured on the Estate
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      Safety At Sea.
      924 9 We are glad to give prominence the article hi The North AmeriReview by Henry L. Higginson, i m president of the Submarine a J Company (C.S.A.) has devotnsiderablc attention to the apieation ol safety signalling to all twenty-five years men have trying to devise methods of nitting
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        290 9 Books fop Thinkers Si xpenny and other novels by famous authors. Stationery of ail kinds. Postcards of the nobility, the stage, and local view s. A Rare Assortment of Postage Stamps of interest to philatelists. SHAIK MEYDIN Co, S-A Change Alley. 2-11 10-2 THE CELEBRATED BIRCH CARRIAGES, HARNESSES AND JINRIKISHAS.
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        341 9 NOTICE EUCALYPTUS OllT Parker's Can be Obtained from Boon Seng Co., 18 19 Robinson Road. NOTICE. THE KUALA SAWAH RUBBER CO., LTD. Tenders are invited for the erection of CoMic Lines at the above Estate in Seremban. Plans may be seen at tbe Estate, or at No. 28 Robinson Road
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        458 9 The Mai aya Tribune. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. This Bureau will furnish employers—free of charge— wuh fall particular* of the qnalitosvtiens and experience of suitable men for any position th* v have vacant. Emp!..\>-es deeirin* appointments can have their applications filea on the Register for a fee of $5. This includes:— L
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        554 10 SHIPPING "Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, Collyer Quay. Under Contract with the Netherlands India Government. The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. Bs™ Muntok and Palembang g s£*<**J£i kSSSUm, Srlakau. P.mangkat and Samba, Jan. 21 kyn:/kaka TujoßC-Menffeidar, Tanjonp-Leidong, Berombang, Paneh, bIM,KARA J Asahan and
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        193 10 SHIPPING p. &a Steam Navigation Company. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. For Freight, Passage and Further Information, Hpplj? fo: H. W. BUCKLAND, AGENT. INSURANCE The Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Limited. HEAD OFFlCE—Singapore. INCORPORATED IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) BOARD OF DIRECTORS Tan
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