Malaya Tribune, 16 April 1915

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune. AND w SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Price 5 Cents. FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1915 SINGAPORE, cyENING DAILY.] Vol. 2.- -No. 88.
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      332 1 [PALLADIUM I ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. to kii xtra Show at 8p m osual Show at 915 pm T0 NIGHT!! NOT GOOD ENOUGH H ry Four Films that come into our Hands are rejected Qood Enough for PALLADIUM PATRONS. Best and we Get it. Here is the
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      65 1 Time, labour and Morjex-Saving Devieee. i ffloneo I PRESS-COPIER. PRESS-COPIES 100 LETTERS IN 5 MINUTES. No Smearing. No Water. NO Late Fees on Mail day. I Copies Absolutely permanent. jFree Demonstration BY 9loneo Jstd. 14a, Collyer Quay. j Telephone No. 288. HI I ■■»■■lll l mttm\ t i■g MILKMAID BRAND
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      273 1 I GAIETY IS" JUNCTION OF ALBERT and BENCOOLEN STREETS FOR THE WEEK COMMENCING FRIDAY, 16th APRIL, 1915. TWO STERLING MASTERPIECES OF OVER-TOWERING STRENGTH AND MAGNITUDE will be screened in conjunction with other Thrilling and Sensational Picture Plays. THE YITAGRAPH Co's LATEST EXCLUSIVE LOST IN MID-OCEAN 3 In Three Gripping and
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    MALAKOFF RUBBER Co.
    377 2 Following is the report to be submitted at the meeting to be held on 23rd inst. at 12.30 ACCOUNTS. —The net profit for the year, after making a full provision for depreciation, amounted to $205,987,67 to which has to be added $10,252.88 brought forward from tat account,
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    F.M.S. TIN EXPORTS.
    228 2 Advance Statement ot block tin and tin-ore exported, approximate value fin Singapore) ana duty collected, during the months of January to March. 1915, and o mipari.-on with corrcbponding period of previous year. 19 ti. 1914 1916. 1914. State. Block Tin Tin Ore (70 p. c.of gross weight.)
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    Captain Smuts' Case.
    235 2 Sergeant Behan, who was sent to Penang to arrest Captain Smuts alias Smith, on a charge of cheating Mrs, Grace Smith, proprietress of ▲ilandale, arrived with Captain Smuts by the Dilwara on March 30 from Penang. On March 9 a war- rant was issued on the application
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    HAVE YOU NEURASTHENIA?
    204 2 Neurasthenia is a coi exhaustion of the Derrooi q The causes are varied I t strain, mental or physical ■< proper rest or proper attention to diet an i also worry over the >tru '/1 t existence, aro the most tn '< causes. Exce «es of i
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      185 2 LITTLE'S FIVE GREAT HALF PRICE DAYS Commencing To-day REMNANTS ANT> ODDMENTS AT Half Original Sale Prices to Clear. EMPIRE CARS Entire Shipment of 4 Cars Sold Out Within 3 Days of Arrival. THERE IS A REASON I Orders How BooRed bjg Julian Frankel Furniture Co. Only Address) ORCHARD ROAD. Only
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      260 2 xmevsmamm ii—i «■■■—i mm m 1 1 Be r m a d v 99 A Tale of Modern Malaya B V Mrs. R. M. CONNOLLY. "This tale of modern Malaya is impregnated with the atmosphere of the East. Mrs. Connolly has achieved a distinct success." Literary World. Price 51.50 Straits
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    PENANG SHIPPING.
    73 3 ARRIVALS 14-4-15. r j Maru, Jap-, 3821, Nakail 11 Calcutta, gen., Brit, 378, Davidson, V-, iy >-4. Spenw April 11 yg Co 459, Bell, April 14, r 5.C,,, 194, Ferguson 'Tt Vn,on. gen.,E.S.Co. V Brit 3651, Hamlyn, April J g'n.. al. Co. CLEARANCES 14-4-15. gapatam, Madras and Hi
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    Australian Cargo Via Java.
    125 3 r r irgo for transhipment >stine'l to the Straits and g i »g atiil shipped on a as to proportion imports which have to unDutch Indian ports Tlie K. P. M. n ntman from >Ml>ourne for t niei i load tor Singapore i til takes, 58
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    Notice to Mariners.
    121 3 n. Archipelago, Flores Ishad.—Rinja island, north coast a Bfioal. In the channel is toward ot Panitia island, lat. 8 fc| 36 :nii«. '24 sk*. S., long. 119 deg. 1 N X., on chart No. I fathoms. The shoal has not wlj examined and less water ttiay therefore
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    The P. & O. Arcadia.
    95 3 The P. O. Arcadia. I visitor to this port will ■in the Arcadia, one of the aft of the P. <fc 0. The P. and 0. liner Arcalttring recent years has i the company's ay-' hina line, has been disrs in Bombay. She ur vessels built or 1 company in
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    Trade Brisk.
    22 3 [tamers Uniballa, 5310 E a W*m Buswell, for Newtons, Captain Amos, 4 port of Melbourne on L **b to load.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    791 3 Prices Quoted ia the Market this Moraiai Singapore, April 16. A easrt. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Brokers, issue the following list of quotation!:— Rubber Shares. nom. Value. Buyers. Sellsrs. If- Allagar 1/9 2/3 1 Anglo Java 4/3 6/3 2/- Anglo-Malay 8/6 9/6 1 Ayer Kuning
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      582 3 AUCTION SALES ESTATE OF TAN TAT VAN, DECEASED. MORTGAGEE'S SALE Of a Leasehold land together with a brick built Dwelling house thereon, erected and known as Mun cipal No. 456 Tranquerah, Malacca, to be held at Mr. L A. Chitty's SaleRoom, No. 12 First Cross Sireet, Malacca, on Friday, the
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      973 3 AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF WAX POLISHED TEAK BLACKWOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FLOWERING AND FOLIAGE PLANTS, Etc. The Property of M. S. H. McARTHUR, Esq. To be held at The Asst. Colonial Secretary's Bungalow, Government Hill, On Saturday, 17th April, at 2 P.M. Chinese carved blackwood settees and lounging chair, Japanese
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    FIXTURES.
    127 4 FrUay. It*. P. O. Outward mail e*|X*t«d. Legislative Council, 2.30 p.m Seottij-h Concert. Theatr*. i* p.m. Migh water :-l 1.4 a a.m., ft. S mi. H."O 8 ft. 7 in*. Saturday, 17th. High water :-0.1« ajn., 7 ft. 9 mi. j IM* I ft. 7 ins. Suafay, ISth. tad
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 4 April 16On 1 «m»ion— Lank 4 m/s. 2/4 3/10 Demand 2/4 1/32 Private l mjm, 2/41/16 Ob India— Bank T. T. 174^ On Hongkong Rnk d/d 26} On BKemgl ai— 95} On .lava— nk T. T. 142J On J;«i a «I d/d. IU Borereigi baying rnte $8.54 India C«tl
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    The Waterfront.
    469 4 Shipping Notes and News. Tha fl. M. N. linar Tondtl aaili to-day for Batavia. The Ocaan line s. I. Helenas tails •n May lit for London. jmt Outward bound aaili tha P. k i.i. tardinia to morrow (Saturday). Far Barcelona il due on tha JUn* init. tha Spaniih
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    The Home Markets.
    168 4 Latest Quotations. (Reuters Special Services.) Londof., April 14. Metals. Tin:—£l72 spot. Straits, 3 mos. 1169 5.0. Bar Silver «3 9/16. Copper 72|. Iron 67/9. Lead 245. Produce. Rubber 2/J6 2/3}. Fine hard Para spot 2/6 2/3. Plantation, Ist class quality arepe Copra £27. Black Pepper, fair Singapere
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    PRODUCE MARKET.
    26 4 {Singapore, April 16) Tin.—sB3 50 tons sold. Copra. —Very weak. Tapioca— Steady. Sago Flour.— Brisk demand. Gambier. —Weak. Pepper— Steady. Other Products.— Market sterl/.
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    Latest Local Market Quotations.
    197 4 Nutmegs 110 S. p«r picul $21.6# Nutmegs 80 S. 22.## Copra Bali ®t># Copra Gorong Talo 6.10 Copra Dongalo 9.16 •opra Kayong 8.9#* Copra Pulo «.8#* Copra Pontianak 1.40* Copra Kiantan 8.6#* Copra Singkawang 8.90* fa*» Flour Singapore lat quality •.1#* tag. Flour Singapore fair 6.06*
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    96 4 The Burnt-Philip line's s.s. Materam, 1,27} tons, commanded lay Capt C. W. Bibbing, is expeeted to sail from Singapore for Australia on the 58th inst. The Wast Australian lina s. s. Paroo is berthad at the wharves an<4 will be despatched on Saturday at 3 p. m. for Western Auatralia,
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      81 4 Train Services, umn TIME*. Stnjaaor* (Tank-Road) Daily. Mail Daily IWM for north at 7.7 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. Other train* leave for Joh«re at !>.0 a., 10.29 a., no m, 1.30 p., LM p., 4.40 p. Mail arrive.' fro:n-north at S.lti a.m. and 7.14 p.m. Trains ie*rt from Johore 7.9,
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      233 4 FASHIONS I il You have always Fashions for your it but we have now received FASHIONS in I Stationery Cabinets I (Note paper and Envelopes) You can always get NEW FASHIONS in this line, and if T ou buy toe Box us, aobody else will gei the jame box. We
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      322 4 MAILS CLOSt. To-day. Batu Pah at Mena 2 p.m. Port SweUenham and Telok Anson K lU 4ir L f m Malaooa and Muar Lady Weld 2 p.m. Christmas Island Islander 4 p m. Banka and Billiton Van Outhoorn 4 p.m. Moraing Sultana 4 p.m. Kota Tinggi Benuit 4 p.m. Batavia
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      19 5 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1915 NOTES AND NEWS. ZM Walapa Cribune, FRIDAY, APRIL 16.
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      Raid into Northumberland.
      289 5 Kaiser's Gasbags Loose. London, April 15, 12.15 a.m. i v peUnfi raide&the Xorthumbercoast to-night jL were dropped at Blyth v i. The town of Shields in darkm M in anticipation of a Xftwcastle A Zeppelin was |ght o'clock in the etenT "u It passed qnietly over Blyth,
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      The Wilhelmina's Cargo.
      29 5 London, April 14, 9.15 p.m. Aii agreement has been reached ■Jgarding the Wilhelmina case, Hritam purchasing the cargo, com}'"l:v:'' tlu owners, and releasing m resßt L
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      More Wolff Stories.
      24 5 London, April 15. w ork —The Evening Sun that the captain of the Kronm declares that the WBihe is still alloat.
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      Frozen Meat to U.K.
      21 5 tondon, April 14, 9.15 p.m. The Pi Beys the Government all refrigerating 5 fitish vessels from Aus■aosia.
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      Tribute to Jewish Help.
      45 5 London, April 15, 1.5 p m J-' rd Chief Justice, the Rt. I>• Isaacs, speaking 11 ci uiting meeting at ned that eleven serving with the 1 age from Viscount I waa nid paying a tribute i: of the Jewish Recruitsuttiinittee.
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      The Imperial Conference.
      509 5 Pronouncement in the House. London, April 14, 7.40 p.m. In the House of Commons at question time Mr. Harcourt, Secretary for the Colonies, made an important announcement regarding the Imperial Conference. He said If the House will permit me I will state exactly what happened in relation
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      The Roll of Honour.
      46 5 London, April 14. Died of Wounds. —F. A. Dickinson, J. Wilkie (Leinsters). Wounded. —L. Holden, A. Isnac, W. Kedie,A. Westmaeott. Unofficially Reported Prisoner. 0. Mansell Monllin. Unofficially Reported Died of Wounds. —C. C. Holmes. Yesterday's casualty list included 700 names, to-day's 500.
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      Escape from German Steel Shark.
      87 5 London, April 15, 1.5 p.m. The Lord Mayor of Liverpool, at the Town Hall, on Monday, will present the Captain and crew of the steamer City of Cambridge with the sum of £500, in appreciation of their seamanship in escaping the German submarine on 28th
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      Treasury Bills.
      35 5 London, April 14. The price at which the Treasury is prepared to issue bills are three months £99-0-3, six months £99-3-7, nine months £97-3-0, equal to 3| 32 per cent per annum respectively.
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      H.M.S. Renard in the Narrows.
      135 5 London, April 14, 9.15 p.m. Tenedos H. M. S. Renard on Monday entered the Dardanelles, scouting. She went at full speed over ten miles up the Straits, probably further than any ships hitherto. Though subjected to a heavy fire, she was not hit. H. M.
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      Splendid British Rankers.
      39 5 London, April 14, 9.15 p.m. Mr. Tennant, Under Secretary for War, said that since the beginning of the war there had been 1546 promotions from the ranks. He believed that all of these had proved satisfactory.
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      Fighting in Mesopotamia.
      70 5 London, April 14, 10.55 p.m. Official. Twenty-three thousand Turks, Kurds and Arabs with 28 guns attacked the British at Shaiba in Mesopotamia on Monday and Tuesday. The British assumed the offensive on Tuesday and drove the enemy northward, capturing eighteen officers, three hundred men, two guns and
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      Wheat for Britain.
      49 5 London, April 14. It is officially announced that in order to avoid interference with normal trading the the Government has decided to import no more wheat, believing we can rely on the corn trade to supply the country's requirements for the remainder of the cereal year.
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      Hearty Welcome.
      22 5 London, April 14, 9.15 p.m. Lord Wimborne made a state ntry into Dublin, receiving the warmest welcome from all claises.
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      British Casualties.
      31 5 London, April 15, 5 p.m. In the House of Commons, Mr. EL J. Tennant, Under Secretary, War Office, announced that the British casnalties to the 11th inst. number 139,3-47.
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      Labour and War.
      42 5 London, April 15, 1.5 p.m. The Chairman of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers says that Viscount Kitchener told the Society's executive that the most effective way to avert conscription is to fill the workshops for tbe production of ammunition.
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      Disagreement in Berlin.
      77 5 London, April 15, 1.5 p.m. Rotterdam From a diplomatic source it is learnt that quarrels have arisen in Berlin on the subject of the submarine frightfulness, Herr Bethmann-Hollweg, the Chancellor, being opposed to Admiral yon Tirpitz, the originator of the idea. Only after a long struggle the
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      A Gurkha's Sacriflce.
      245 5 The following letter from a British officer at the front has been published in the Daily Telegraph The other day I was riding out to do a reconnaissance when I met a sight which will remain in my mind for many a long day. It was just
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      Count in Chains.
      81 5 Paris, Feb. 18. —According to M France de Domain," Count Michel Tolstoy, a grandson of the famous writer, who was a prisoner of war in a Bohemian fortress, escaped a fevr days ago with two fellow prisoners They did not get far, being iecaptured in a small
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        34 5 I DRAGON" CEMENT DO 1 T0 E IM.IESS&X AND TO I I MUNICIPALITY I I Singapore. THE GOVERNMENT S DUPIRE P johore. 1 B SINGAPORE. *§j Sole Agents for the Straits and F.M.S. g
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      PLANTATION RUBBER.
      624 6 New Process that Greatly Enhances its Value. It is stated in a leading article in the Ceylon Observer of March 29 that recently there arrived in England on a visit to Professor Scamrnell, M. s. c. I. (whose connection with the rubber industry dates back to 1854) a
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      Nordanal (Johore) Rubber Estates, Limited.
      68 6 Messrs Boustead and Co., the Companies' agents favour us with the information that they are this morning in receipt of a telegram from the secretaries in London that the directors' report has been issued, with the following recommendations Dividend 6 per cent, making 11 per
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      33 6 Attention is drawn to Messrs J. Little and Co's live half-price days commencing to-day. Some remarkably good bargains are to be found in the large selection of remnants and oddmenta. Vide page 2.
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      Local and General.
      557 6 Tin is 83—J down. —:o: Kamunting Dre Ige > rtM to be working full time wit* highly satisfactory results. •—:u:— All new ads. received a f ter 11.30 a.m. to-day are Inserted ea page 8. The annual general meeting „f the Perak Club, Taiping, \g for 6.30
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        283 6 HIS MASTER'S VOICE NEW HORNLESS GRAMOPHONES. from MP^S? $300 $40 each Model H 8.0. $40. Dull Polished Quartered Oak Cabinet. Double Spring MotorModel t.b.o. $85. f Latest List of Records Can be had on application. ROBINSON Co. DON'T HOARD YOUR CASH. I Take out a good substantial policy in The
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        35 6 Wilkinson's TANSAN THE CHOICEST OF ALL CHOICE WATERS. SOLE IMPORTERS I Caldbeck, Macgregor Co. ADELPHI HOTEL. Special Dinner with MUSIC ON SATURDAY, APRIL 17TH TO BE FOLLOWED BY A Cinderella Dance. DAVID BENJAMIN Manager. 11-2
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      SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
      464 7 Twenty-fourth Annual Meeting. I y more than a score of I n ded the twenty-fourth I r<>neral meeting of the Golf Club, held in the I yesterday evening at I v 'I j" President of the Sir Arthur Young, took I convening the meetI I the minutes
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      Business in Perak.
      125 7 Completely Recovered from War Crisis. The Ipoh correspondent of the Malay Mail writes under date Hth injjt:—Trade is not at all unhealthy. As I pointed out at some length in a previous article, there was a little tottering at firs!:, but the bazaar soon regained its balance,
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      The Gaiety.
      53 7 This favourite hall has a complete change of programme for to-night, the star feature being a Disaster in Mid Ocean, which vividly depicts such terrors as were encountered by the ill-starred Titanic. There ars many pleasing features included in to-day's change which make the programme a particularly fine
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      The Harima.
      51 7 The Harima Hall is giving a fine War Drama in its "Long Long, Way to .Tipperary as a change to-night. It is a story of Irish Loyalty, full of incident and with a splendid plot. War Graphic No. 9 and a host of new items fill a fine
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      B.I. Rise of Pay.
      29 7 The B. I. S. N. Company have granted all European employees on steamers afloat a special war bonus of fifteen per cent, from January 1.
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      257 7 The local Schools close to-day for the Easter holidays, opening again on May 3rd. At 5 p.m. to-morrow there will be a promulgation of sentences on mutineers outside the Gaol. i Chenderiang Dredge has started well and prospects are reported to be excellent. —-:ot— The continued report of the Malacca
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      LATEST NEWS.
      556 7 The Operations at Neuvechapelle. General French's Story. Reuter's Special War, Imperial, and Ordinary, Services. London, April 14, 5.5 p.m. Further south the 24th Brigade towards Pietre was similarly held up by machine-guns. The 25th Brigade on the right of the 24th was also held by machine-guns from a
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      Fine Record of British Troops.
      774 7 London, April 14, 0 p.m. Among the minor actions reported in Field-Marshal French's despatch may be cited the engagement on Feb. 6th, sonth of la Bassee, on the ground known as the brick-stacks, which was a source of considerable annoyance to our men. A severe
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      In the West.
      134 7 The Allied Front. London, April 15, 5 p.m. A communique states that we have obtained an advantage in the local trench fighting in the Argonne, aud our ascendancy here is ever increasing. The Germans have bombarded our positions at Les K[targes but have not attacked. Our last
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      Success on the Yser.
      167 7 London, April 15, 1.15 p.m. Details have been received of the fighting at the Yser during weekend. A two-days' battle began when a small party of Germans, by a ruse, crossing the Yser and delivering a bold attack, under cover of which reinforcements rushel up. The
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      Fine Commonwealth Gift.
      27 7 London, April 15, 15 p.m. Melbourne: The Commonwealth has presented the War Office with a hospital holding a thousand beds, and the necessary personnel.
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      Sports.
      161 8 Association Football. later School Lttgu*. The fourth match between Itaftles and St. Joseph's was played off yesterday evening on St. Joseph s ground. A deal of rough play occurred. The game resulted in a victory for St. Joseph's by 3 goals to L Kiong Jin, St. Joseph's, played brilliantly
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      S.C.C. v. Volunteers.
      55 8 The S.C.C. team selected for the cricket match on Saturday 17th vs. The Volunteers is composed of H. M. Cantrell, O. P. GiilhihJones, C. H. G. Clarke, L. A. Thomas, O. R. S. Bateman, E. W. Day, I. N. Macleod, A. C. Mergler, Dr. W. N. Martin,
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      Ladies Lawn Tennis Club.
      29 8 A tournament will be held at the Ladies Lawn Tennis Club early next month provided there are snllicitnt entries. Entries will close on Ist May.
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      Swimming Club Launches
      29 8 Sunday, 17th April. Johnston's Pier at 9, 10 and 11 a.m. 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow at 9.3oand 10.30 a.m. 12.15, 3 and 5.30 p.m.
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      What is a Bank ?
      392 8 What is a Bank More than once we have protested i:i the interests of the public, the investor, and the ordinary bank, says The Economist, against the use of the word "bank" by persons who are not carrying on a bona-fide banking business. A particularly flagrant and dangerous instance of
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      "When" the Germans Occupy London.
      328 8 Aids to Ap:stles of Kultur. Punch has been supplying a few omissions to the Twnister Worterbueh English, or "An English Dictionary tor the Knapsack," suppled to certain German soldiers, from which we quoted in a recent issue. In the Bus. "Conductor, stop at the winecellars."
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      57 8 The N.C.D. Mail hears that Captain Mooney of the s.s. Lai Sang, formerly skipper of the s.s. Chipsing; has received a decoration, the D.S.O. it is said, for his services on the East Coast. Tsingtau advices state that progress is being made in raising the two German steamers, Michael Jeb--Ben
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      German Trick that Failed.
      213 8 French Prisoner's Testimony A message from Pontarlier to Paris states that a French non-com-missioned officer who has arrived there relates that he was made a prisoner on December 31 near St. Mihiel, and subsequently conducted to the Swiss frontier in order that he might return to
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        48 8 (RATHBOURNE DAIRY FARM 3rd Milestone Serangoon Road. ENTIRELY UNDER EUROPEAN SUPERVISION. FRESH COWS' MILK. I Supplied to customers twice daily at their residences in all parts »1 Singapore town and Suburbs also to all the hospitals. Prices Per Quart (40 ozs.) A3 cts. Per Pint (20 ozs.) 22
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        272 8 Latest Advertisements. There will be a Promulgation of Sentences on Mutineers of the sth Light Infantry outside the walls of the Criminal Jail on Saturday the 17th April at 5 p.m. A. IL THOMSON, Maj .»r, Provost Marshal. Central Station, 16th April, 1915. 16-4 16-4 WANTED. Wanted a young short-band
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        392 8 Are Yon Content to Dunk! Unnaturally sweetened, watery mixtures which are soil nndei I the name of beer j THERE is no more wholesome and invigorating t in the tropics than Light, Pare PILSENER BEER These qualities cannot exist in a BEER which is unnaturally sweet and insipid. A Genuine
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      Action for Libel.
      4649 9 h. Macgregor v. Straits limes. j ha Meyer and the Pulau Bulanl Agency. opreme Court yesterday f or e Mr. Justice Earnthere was begun the libel suit nsUnceol Mr. William Harvey j against the Straits Times *Z Ltd.. and Mr. Alexander m Still managing editor of the
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      Mining In Malaya.
      198 10 All Well la Kinta Valley. The Ipoh correspondent of the Malay Mail has reported that the mining industry is behaving splendidly, and it is held to be in a very ■ouud position indeed. On the outbreak of war many cooliea were repatriated, with the result that to-day
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      24 10 Miss Chung Chin Kin, daughter of Mr. Chung Thye Chong, of Gop«ng Road, Ipoh, has lucceaifully passed her Senior Cambridge held .11 December last.
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      The Rubber Trade.
      276 10 The Last Auction Sale. Messrs Paterson, Simons Co B Ltd., writes in their Weekly Rubber Circular issued on 13th inst. At the auctions held to-day lt>2 tons were offered, but the total quantity which changed hands did not exceed 86 tons. In spite of the steady prices
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      Japanese Commercial Mission.
      136 10 Mr. Mizuochi ia Bangkok. We learn from the Bangkok Times (April 6) that Mr. T. Mizuochi, of Messrs Mizuochi and Co., Osaka, is at present on a visit to Bangkok for the purpose of opening up new connections Apart from representing one of the leading manufacturing firms
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      Vessels Due at Port Swettenham.
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