Malaya Tribune, 15 March 1915

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune. LyCNING DAILY.] AND *Br* SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. S.- No. 6). SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1915 Price 5 Cents. tri bune, Monday, march 15, 1915. THE GREAT WAR. notes and news. Cbe Iftalapa tribune* MONDAY. MARCH 15.
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      287 1 I PALLADIUM IKHA 0. Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. ItPtfiT. Extra Shew it 8 p.m. Usual Show at 9p m. TO-NIGHT. Popular Detective in the Cinematograph World to-day INTER. The greatest Fictional Detective of All tiroes g I bleuth is seen at his best in this Thrilling Three-Reel Drama. DETECTIVE
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      109 1 6 MIGHTS OMLY. Commencing Mond»y, MtrcS ttii AT THE PALLADIUM Charles Howitt AND A. Phillips With their Powerful London Dramatic and Comedy Company of Picked Artistes WILL PRESENT ■■vasaaaaawißMavaßaßflßKßamaßi MONDAY, March 22nd. When Knights Were Bold. TUESDAY, March 23rd. MILESTONES. WEDNESDAY, Marck 24th. SELECTION THURSDAY, March 25th DIPLOMACY. FRIDA V,
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      301 1 The catch phrase of the Day, WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY The story that everybody will want to sco, becai.se every man, woman, and chil will he gueseifl •'WHAT HAPPENED TO MARY II I" The W GA.IETY nCTUBG PAL4CE JUNCTION OF ALBERT AND BENCOOLEN ■TftESTS. Presents to the general public of
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    The Emden's Visit to the Mauritius.
    678 2 The steamer rural, once an Australian merchantman, which has been converted into a storeship for the Commonwealth, cal.ed in at Fremantle recently for su, During her voyage thr->uish the Indian Ocean the Tural paid visits to various places which are of interest because of
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    32 2 The Echo hears that there are plenty of usef n] planting jobs going in the Straits at present, not for managers but for good, hardworking assistants with some experience and satisfactory references.
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    A GREAT EXTORTIONER.
    336 2 Shot for "Squeezing in China, On the Bth February the President of the Chinese Republic issued a nandate reading as follows Field-Marsha 1 Lung Taikuang reponsby telegraph that So Ju-sun, Commander of the 2nd Infantry Brigade of the Army, committed unlawful a eta and accepts I bribes
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    A PHYSICIAN’S REMEDY FOR ANÆMIA.
    240 2 The point upon whit* D v lay greatest stress wh*n ri f «peaking of Dr. i« their efficacy n CMM J and it is .specially for t < malady and the therefrom that thay prasacib.^s» For instance Dr. Faiella off' .ays:— I look upon d
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      205 2 OF ALL H» Bass's Ale Guinness' Stout ig| E. &J. BURKE S fill Special rxport ,]on,ing is the best Ztg, y ßur. tionfornear,y ac ntury and j PRICES ARE MODERATE I Per Case 4 dozen Qts. $18. 8 dozen Pts. $24. Per Case 10 dozen Splits $£f. S join win
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      316 2 J. M. JAYATILAKA, :o: Licensed Surveyor OF VAST EXPERIENCE Counting over 35 years' service in Ceylon and the Straits Government. Work Under Personal Supervision CHARGES MODERATE. Mo. 81, Tank Road. 10-7 Important Notice to Contractors Builders. The United Saw Mills, Ltd., Incorporated in the Straits Settlement?.) AUTHORISED CAPITAL $1,000,000. BOARD
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    PENANG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    735 3 Special General Meeting. oeral mating of the mber of Commerce was Chamber on the 10th were pn lent Mr. John (Chairman), The Hon. Mr. irns (ex-otficio), The Hon. Mr k. Toong, Mr. H. A. Low Adamson, Gilfillan and Ltd.), Mr. A. S. Anthony A. A. Anthony
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    Recruiting Continues Excellent.
    142 3 A cable, dated Feb. 24, to the Pioneer says;— Recruiting and training the new armies continue to go satisfactorily. The excellent state of the infantry is being reflected in the ranks of the cavalry and artillery. Field batteries have now been staffed all equipment is either issued
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    86 3 The death is announced in London of Mr. C. C. Cohen, a former resident of Hongkong, aged 74. The death of the \ydow of the late Mr. James Dow, of Shanghai, is also announced. Great satisfaction is felt in Jewish circles over the coming departure for the front of Rabbi
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      518 3 THE ART FURNITURE DEPOT. IS7, ORCHARD ROAD. High-class furniture in l eak and Meranti, at lowest prices Superior workunship. Estimates free on application. Telephone No. 602. 26-10 25-4 TO DEALERS, HOUSE-BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. AUCTION SALE j OF A very large quantity of Kapok, Rasak, Chenghai and Seriah planks ard scantlings
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      919 3 AUCTION SALES 65Q LOTS. Rfc TAN T\T VAN, IN BANKRUPTCY. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF HIGH CLASS EUROPK-MAI)E OAK, MAHOGANY BENTWOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE TEAK AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE: COTTAGE PIANO; ANTIQUE CURIOS VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS VALUABLE BOOKS; PLANTS, Ac, to be held at No. 1 DUBLIN ROAD, OFF KILLINEY ROAD On Saturday,
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    Imperial Indian Relief Fund.
    98 4 Thirteen million nine hundred and eighty thousand rupees had been collected on Feb. 16, made np from the following sums Bombay—subscribed direct to the Imperial Indian Relief Fund Rs. 197,000 Bombay—subscribed to the Bombay Provincial Branch 3,447,000 Madras—subscribed direct to the Imperial Indian Relief Fond 748,000
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    PRINCE OF WALES WAR RELIEF FUN.
    81 4 The Hon. Treasurer, Mr. M. Morrison, Manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Singapore, begs to acknowledge, with many thanks, the receipt of the following further contributions Amount previously acknowledged $305,186.26 E. V. Morgan (Jan., Feb. A March) 30 Ricksha Peons (fifth) 9.20
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    BELGIUM RELIEF FUND.
    75 4 Mr. Salmond (c/o Cable Depot, K. H.) acknowledges, with thanks, the following subscriptions Amount previously acknowledged $26,361.95 Dr. P.S. Falshaw (3d, 4th, sth) 30 Sports Fund of passengers on board Suwa Maru per Wm. Meade, Ipoh 17.20 Charles N. Harriott (4th and sth) 30 G. P. Hill,
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    Indian Army Recruiting.
    111 4 Delhi, Feb. 25.—Recruiting for the Indian Army continues to be very satisfactory. The following table shows the extent to which the various fighting classes have responded to the demand for extra recruits, the first figure being class annual average enlistments and the second the number enlisted from
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    Lenient Sentence.
    88 4 A European named A. Barr, an ex-Policeman living at- Maymyo. Burma, and convicted of spreading false war rumours, was bound over under his own bond of Rs. 1,000 without sureties under the provisions of section 108 of the Code of Criminal Procedure to be of good behaviour for
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    Short Commons in Germany.
    197 4 Bread Supply Reduced by Quarter. The new food and bread regulations came into force throughout Germany last moDtb. Until further notice the total quantity of bread and floor to be purchased per head per week is strictly limited to 2 kilogrammes (41b. 70z.). The public is
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      489 4 PROCLAMATIONS. IN THE NAME OF THE KING. ARTHUR YOU*©, Oov< r nor and Commander-in-Chief. Martial Law is hereby proclaimed throughout the Settlement of Singapore in supremacy of all Civil Authority. Major Thompson is hereby appointed Provost Marshall with authority to act. Dated this 15th day of February, 1915. By order
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      371 4 G. R. COELHO, 52, Selegle Road. Piano Tuner. Dealer and Repairer. 'Jndertakes To Play at Dances. TERMS MODERATE. 7-8 Mechanotherapy. Latest Scientific Treatment. Treatment of Paralysis, Lumbago, Rheumatism Gout, Nerve and Skin diseases, &c, by Mechano-Therapy and Electricity. Treatment under the guidance of patients' own medical men if they so
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      163 4 mmmm SBoofis of the Moment. Black Book of the War—German Atrocities in France and Belgium -15 France and the French People -60 j Belgium and the Belgian People .gg Russia and the Russian People .gg Germany and the German People -gg Whittaker's Almanack 1915 (paper cover) -gg KOH COMPANY Boofcsellers,
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    The Turkish Strong=hold.
    343 5 Attacks Continue. March, 13, L 45 p.m. -—The bombardment of elles was resumed on k lay. The Allies did not c Straits but fired at long ently to prevent repairs being started. A bridge inications, four kiloii ihe town of Chanak n iestroyed. The Turkish >ly improved,
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    The Mexican Cauldron.
    40 5 Eubuli&g (We More. Washington, March 12. **i tistai have murdered an Ame- > I McManua in his house ico City over which the Bag was flying. The I States Government has dei the punishment of the and compensation.
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    A Good Bag.
    18 5 London, March 14. Havre two thousand German wi have arrived and are Ifroeeeding to England.
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    The Struggle in Poland.
    332 5 German Efforts Weaker. London, Mar. 13. 1.20. a.m. Petrograd It is officially stated that the bombardment of Ossowiecs is weakening. The Germans are husbanding their shells and fir*d for only two hours on March 11. The German offensive against the Russian positions at Przasnysz is most
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    Count Buelow’s Failure.
    129 5 London, March 13, 5.15 p.m. Rome.—The Slampa, commenting on Count Buelow's proposal, itys that such a sorry initiative throws a new light on the scope of German BaceeSSeS in Poland and Bukowina. Despite the optimism of the German Frees the Germans have few Illusions with regard to
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    More German Reverses
    250 5 Improving Allied Position. London, March 14, 1.30. The evening communique says After the lively engagements of the preceding days almost a complete calm prevailed on both side 3 on the entire front, with the exception of a few artillery actions. We have consolidated our positions everywhere. At
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    FURTHER CONTRABAND.
    113 5 London, March 13, 4.35 p.m. The Gazette makes the following additions to the list of articles of absolute contraband raw wool, wooltops, nails, woollen, worsted yarns, tin, castor oil, paraffin wax, copper oxide, lubricants, hides,skins, ammonia and compounds. Conditional contraband tanning substance of all kinds, oleefinons s«eds, nuts,
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    The Casualties.
    108 5 London, March 13. Wonnded, L. H. Andrews, E. Broadway, E. Dods, O. Holman, (Shropsbires), K. W. Johnson, G. P. Helby, H. H. Sutherland. C. 8. Lynden Bell, Capt. G. Wheeler, 2nd Bt 9th Goorkhai. Died of Wounds. —P- A. O'Brien. London, March 14, 6.20 p.m. Killed X. Donaldson,
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    Death of Count Witte.
    275 5 London, Mar. 13. Petrograd The death is announced of th* Russian statesman Count Witte. [Witte, Count Sergius, member of Council of Empire b. Tiflis, 17 (29) June 1849 s. of Director of Department of Agriculture in the Caucasus descends by his father from a family of
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    Generals Wounded.
    39 5 Paris, March 13, 3.25 p.m. General Mannowry, arrmy commander and General Villaret, corps commander, while inspecting the first line trenches thirty yards from the enemy, were wounded by a bullet while examining the Germans through a loop-hole.
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    FRENCH WAR NEWS.
    258 5 {Courteously supplied by French Consul-) Officially Communicated. Paris, March 11, 7.7 p.m. The French 2 c i bonds are at francs 71.67. The British Army, seconded by our artillery, has gained in Belgium an important success, storming 2,500 metres of trenches, then making an advance of two
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    Dutch Press Wires.
    261 5 Aneaal Bbwa Up. The Hague, March 11-12 th. The l&aashode says that the arsenal at Antwerp has been blown up. 14 Germans were killed, 7<» wounded, and two Belgians were killed. Easter Holidays in Holland. General Snijders has ordered that all the military will be given one
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    142 5 Ifonlmein and Tavoy have been declared i)orti under the Rurrna Outports Act, 1!»14, their limits defined and port olfi'-ers for the purposes of the appointed. The dues leviable under the Art will came into operation on March L :o;— It is stated at Kiel th it neither of the captains
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    A STRAITS AEROPLANE CONTINGENT.
    828 6 This great war has to be fought to an entirely successful finish. To do that it is essential to utilise all our available resources and bring as much pressure as possible to bear upon the enemy. We have often drawn attention to the ifact that the
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    PINEAPPLES FOR THE TROOPS.
    154 6 About three months ago menti was made in these c generous offers of several Eni and Chinese to present military authorities ol of pineapples for H. M. Fo- Those offers were acc< some time ago news of the safe arrival consignments of this luscious fraji in
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    STOP PRESS.
    134 6 Latest About British Victory. London, Mar. 15, 1.20 a.m. A Paris evening common statea that British aeroplanes effectively bombarded Westende. The success of the British si Neuve proves to be thoroughly complete. They advanced along a front of three kilometres vfith a depth from twelve to fifteen hundred
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    THE LOCAL SITUATION.
    23 6 (Officially communicated.) Since the last communique sever more of the mutineers have bew. captured, and three other* have been killed.
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    111 6 A notice appearing on untitled furnishes particulars of am gee's sale of valuable freehold lands and houses in Gaylaud li near the b'th milestone on S goon Road. The sale will 11 conducted by Messrs Ching X Lee and Co. on Monday, March zZ at 2.30 p.m. The public are
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      323 6 KOBINSON gr Co. NEW SHIPMENT OF PICTURES. A Special Offer of a Limited Quantity Only. Three Celebrity Pictures in Dark Oak Frame j WITH BACK STAND Size 11$ i 7 Jcllicot, French and Kitchener IN ONE FKAME 55 Cts. Price 55 Cts. i ill hiiiiiw hip imi iiwi i iii
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      45 6 CLUB WHISKY I Whisk? j a J Bp-' 'i f T-* Good Quality. IReasonaMe price. SOLE IMPORTERS: Caldbeck, Macgregor and Co. 5 ADELPHI HOTEL Modern Gonrforf. Electric Lights and Fans ARE MOW Being Fitted in Every Room Best Table in Town, DAVID BENJAMIN Manager. 11-2
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      17 7 LATEST WIRES. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH 15, 1915 cuter s Special War, Imperial, and Ordinary Services.
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      SPLENDID BRITISH VICTORY.
      518 7 Allied Offensive. March 12, 5.4. r > p.m. anal French in a bullegitnation between Armen- .1 La Basseo says that it illy altered by a successful At -1 in the morning we < i-i man trenches in the 1 of Nenve Chapelle. I eration of the artillery
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      H.M.S. Bayano Sunk.
      295 7 Two Hundred Livei Lost. London, March 13. The Admiralty auxiliary cruiser Bayano has been lost while patrolling. Wreckage and bodiei were found on March 11, circumitances pointing to the Bayano'g being torpedoed. Four officers and twenty men were rescued. The remainder are probably lost. The Belfast steamer
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      Steinhauer Tactics.
      119 7 London, March 12, S 15 p.m. Peking Major Pappenheim, the German military attache here, accompanied by eight Germans who escaped from Tsingtau, procured Chinese passports for a hunting expedition in the interior and are now located between Busaida and and Tsitsihar with 10 camels and a large supply
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      Drastic Measures.
      27 7 Paris, March 13, 3-20 p.ui. The French Chamber has passed bills prohibiting the manufacture of absinthe and revoking the naturalisation of natives of enemy countries.
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      The Battle of Neuve Chapelle.
      1088 7 Magnificent Behaviour of British Troops. London, March 13,11.5 p.m. Eyewitness at Headquarters describes the British success at Neuve Chapelle. The battle began at 7.30 a.m. on Wednesday with a bombardment by a number of guns and howitiers. Our men describe this fire as the most
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      German Submarine Activity.
      339 7 Several Merchantmen Sank. London, March 1.5. 1».35 p.m. An official statement gays that since the beginning of the war 54 British merchantmen have been sank or captuied by cruisers twelve have been sunk by mines j twentytwo by submarines ami forty ■even fishing-vessels are also lost The
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      Striving for a Higher Level.
      184 7 London, March 13. 3. SO. pan. Lord Ha Idan c speaking at a reception of Indian students by the hoepitality committee at Brassey's, gaid tliat we repaired every »kiii and energy we poeeeased in lighting for our liberties and lives against a great BStion which,
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      Local and General.
      1112 8 Tin is $83£ to-day— down. :o:-»-The next Singapore Ag3izes open on the 23rd inst. *-:o:— The next local robber auction will be held to-morrow. —:o:— All new ads. received after 11.30 a.m. to-day are inserted on page 8. A Sumatra journal comments on the M Bifth M
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      The Singapore Mutiny.
      114 8 Field-General Court-Martial. s This morning the hearing of the charge against four Sikhs of the M. S G.. postponed from Thursday last, was hea d. Corporal Lloyd of the M.S.V.R corroborated the previous witnesses' statements. He had, however, spoke to the men in Hindustani (which he nr»d^rF*
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      The Howitt Phillips’ Company.
      157 8 Owing to the Amateur Theatrical Society having prepared to produce Miss Dot, with a charitable purpose, in view, the management of the company due here have consented to eliminate Miss Dot from their repertoire and produce another play in its stead. This powerful company of versatile
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      Garrison Golf Club.
      33 8 March Monthly Medals. The Ladies' Modal will be played off on Thursday, 18th inst. The Men's Medal will be played off on Saturday and Sunday next, 20th and 21st inst.
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        225 8 Latest Advertisements. WANTED European or Eurasian ladies to canvas on a commission basis. Good remuneration. Apply Box 114, Malaya Tribune. 15 3 20-3 NOTICE, We hereby give notice that for a period of one month from the dat c hereof we are prepared to exchange empty bottles with other aerated
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        205 8 j MOTOR CARS ON HlRe] MOTOR REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF Type* I GREASE Cylinder Oil AND Motor Accessories OF Every Description. I Sole Agents For; North British Clincher Motor Tyres JMeitz Weiss Oil Engines The Celebrated Star, Mitchell and Paige Cars Pope Motor Cycles I Gasolene l\st Cycle Co!" 4/5-2,
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      Train Services.
      70 9 REVISED TIMES (Tank-Road) Daily. j tl .cave*;- for north at 7.7 a.m. aad r trains leave for Johora at noon, 1J0 p., m P* M, Jtrnvt-s from north at 8.1o a.m. and 7.14 ii. Trains leave from Johore 7.9, 8.42, 10.1&, 11.4", I.h", 3.2, 4.23 and ti.5. >
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      EXCHANGE.
      66 9 Sinqapore% March 16B*nk4 mfc. 2/4 3/16 Demand 2/4 1/32 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 19/32 Mi indit— Bank T. T. 74 i On Hon jkonff— S .ifd 19* S """'<• '„",i..i. But T. T. 1411 '"""Z„* dfd. 114J a— rt te $8.54 I. dia Ceil Bills last isw 1/4 T.
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      103 9 untitled Lamport and Holt liner .•,-.-mi\ arrived at New b cargo of »6,000 torn I i f. the largest conwtli ,,i beet tram U*e 1>late l< i at thai i-rt inking of the S. Drott in the ol Bothnia has awakened a f criticism in the Swedish Simultaneously with the
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      The Waterfront.
      855 9 Shipping Notes and News. The B. I. outward mail ia expected to-morrow. The M. ML Atlantique is timed to sail homeward on March 20th. The P. 0. Nubia, outward bound, is due on the 20th inst. For London, the Ocean line s.s. Jason is due to sail on
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      Rise of Grain Prices in India.
      159 9 Interesting returns by the Department of Statistics show that in the second half of January a further rise took place in the wholesale prices of wheat in India Ihe medium average price in the various wheat producing projiooei on Uiatdatehavi rbeeo Re. Ml* per
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      The Home Markets.
      200 9 Latest Quotation!. (Renter's and Special Serviced.) London, March 10, 0.50 p.m. Tin 1«7 Standard, 3 iiios. £107. Rubber fin* hard Para spot del. j 2/5| Plantation, Ist elase quality crepe 2/I}-. Iron Sheets U| i Selected 7l|. Lead 211. Iron 59/tf. Bar Silver 24 3/10 Linseed 49/-
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      PRODUCE MARKET.
      215 9 {SinQGLpOTG% March 1~>) Tin- $*'3\ 100 tons soM Cnpra> enk. Tapinca— Weak. Sago Flour. —Weaker. Gambia- and Pepper— Steaiy. (9//icr Products.— M 'rk t stc- 113. Latest Local Market QuoUtior.3. Nutmegs lie per steal IJI-jJ Nutmeg* M S. Copra Bali ,C 4" Copra Gorong Talo WM Copra Praajsiln
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      A Bishop on Advertising.
      59 9 m who pays for advertising asked Bishop WeUdon during a recent lecture at Manchester. "The person who pays is the aeller, but he ifl abb- to pay because he geU vastly increased profit. I do not think the person who pays is the consumer, because prices
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      22 9 The Russian Volunteer Fleet are now operating, in cor,:.-th.n with the Trans-Siberian iiailway. regular servic of steamers between Vladivostok. Kobe, and Vancouver.
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      Terrible Experience of the Blucher’s Crew.
      311 9 London, Feb. b, —Wounded aailotl (rescued by British destroyers) who i «m tiia (i'-nnan c-uisar Biucher. describing ti.e gun-fire in the recent No:in :v a fight, state that tne Britieh opened fire at 10 miles. Boom of the sheila fell in the sea. raining
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      Germany’s Plight.
      302 9 A Berlin message States that the city magistracy, in accordance with the Governments decision, have str.ct ocderi to the CO I swaptiun of breed. Baying or selling bread foi money is prohibited. Tie ■vtbontici win Usuo red stamps to e.«eh individual for a certain quantity of bread, end
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      Australian Girls.
      63 9 Inquiiiet bj tbt Agfi Q Hiatal for ew South Wal(H (Sir Timothy Cofblaa) riiptrtin th»? eap^riaaeea of a number of N»w Beat* Wales girla, who vierc nttendiiiK lehevll in Belgium *h» ti tt)C war b I "Ut, show thai all the Rirltare x The tehool» Were pteetieaHf .mo'ee-
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    • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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        301 9 fixtures. Motufcy. 15th. ff.,10 a.m. 9 ft. 5 ins.; 10.66 p.m. 0 r ft. iK TucuJaj, 16th. R j mail due. V if e.m. ft. 4 IBS. 11.1» p.m. j w ;i f t 1114 Wednesday, 17 th. 11 "4 a.m. f J ft. J ia*. 11 .*t pan ft
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      The King and Gokhale.
      616 10 Expression of Sympathy. Poona, Feb. 25.—The family of the late Mr. Gopal Krishna Gokhale have received the following telegram from the Private Secretary to the Viceroy:— The Viceroy has been requested to convey, on behalf of His Majesty the King-Emperor, to the representatives of the late
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      New-Style Copra Drying Shed.
      74 10 Artificial atU Sua leit It is notified in the Gaaette that M. Emile Henri Mathieu, of The Xook, Changi Road, Singapore, planter, who presented t« the Governor in Council a petition praying for leave to file a specification of an invention for a dry shed for
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      New Penang Kathi.
      105 10 It is notified in the Gazette that His Excellency the Governor has appointed Haji Mohamed Yunui bin Haji Abdul Shukor to be a Kathi for and within the limits of the Eastern District of Penang Island, being all that portion of Penang Island lying to the south
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      76 10 Prince Bismarck said to Lord Charles Beresford in TS«9 If the British fleet is overwhelmingly strong it becomes the dominant factor for peace in Europe."— Quite so it is. The Aden correspondent of the Times of India reported recently that the Turks have imposed a tax of three lakhs of
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        94 10 '"BEE R Brewed from only Best Malt Hops. Sole Agents: ANN LOCK Co., Battery Road, jj Sub-Agents: TAI TO Co., I Beach < ad, Singapore mß^'^m m^^mm a mm amm .ma———— lmil mmmut I TO THE AND THE Jt URSE. j FRAMROZ'S Jierated XVaters. 87, CE'ILi STREET. WESTINOHOUSE ELECTRIC FANS.
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      China News.
      613 11 Notice to Repentant Rebels. On February 21, Admiral Tseng Ju-cheng, Military Governor of Shanghai, issued a proclamation which reads as follows In pursuance of the Presidential Order granting an- amnesty to all repentant rebels, I, the Governor, have framed rules in connection with the carrying out of the
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        423 11 The Malaya Tribune. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Thi* Bureau will furnish employer*—free of charge—with fall particulars of the qualifications and experience of suitable mea for any position they hare vacant. Employee* deairina appointment* can hare their application* filaJ on the Roister for a fee of %5. This include* I 1. The retention
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        493 12 SHIPPING Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavla, !—J. Collyer Quay. Under Contract with the Netherlands India Government. The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. |BUMPHIUB Bemarang, Cheribon and Batavia Mar. 17 RBTXST Mnntok and Palembang Mar. 17 SIXGARAOJA Hingkawang, Selakan, Peraangkat and Sam baa Mar. It
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        97 12 Tbe Eastern Shipping Co., Ltd. FOR PORT SWETTENHAM AND PENANG. s.s. OMAPERE Yor abuTe ports will be despatched from the Roads on Tuesday, 1 p.m. Expected to arrive here on every Sunday. For freight, etc., apply to SAST INDIES TRADING CO., Agents, 37, Robinson Road. or Sarkiee Bros, (for first
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        184 12 P.&O. Steam Navigation Compsny. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. For Freight, Passage and Further Information, Hppty to: H. W. BUCKLAND. AGENT. STEAMER SAILINGS. For Bandjermaesin, Kota Baroe and Samarinda the s. s. "SARIE EORNEO" (Capt. Ch. Griffin) will sail on 16th
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        357 12 RANEEGUNGE Drainpipes AND Channels SOLE AGENTS: INDO MALAY CO., SINGAPORE. j BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £1,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. The Bank of England, The London City and
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