Malaya Tribune, 26 May 1915

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    21 1 The Malaya Tribune. iviMNC daily.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. £> -No. 122.' SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1915 Price 5 Cents.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      556 1 Palladium ORCHARD Siftfrporg's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. SPECIAL SEASON OF EIGHT NIGHTS. Messrs. GONSALEZ BROTHERS Present THE ITALIAN GRAND OPERA CO, Star Artiate», direct from Milan, Italy. Augmented Orchestra I j] murciani under the direction of Signor Gomalez. Special Scenery and (ffect« earned for each production. j TO-NIGHT TO NIGHT
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      46 1 DO WOT BUY J I German Made Desk Files. BRITISH MHDE FILES ARE SUPERIOR AND CHEAPER. Stocks Carried BY Sloneo ls>td. 14a Collyer Quay. Telephone No. 288. MILKMAID BRAND I MILK. RICHEST IN CREAM MAKES PEOPLE STRONG Nestle Anglo-Swiss Condensed Milk Co. (London) Singapore. m——mamrw ■m—jip^
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    Indian News.
    628 2 The King Emperor’s Birthday. Simla, May 12—With reference to the communique of the 2dth ultimo regarding His Majesty the King- j Emperor's Birthday, it has since been decided to declare the 3rd June, 1915, a public holiday, but there will be no entertainments, reviews, salutes or dressing of
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    DIETING TO KEEP WELL.
    250 2 Some people are born with a tendency to certain diseases. What they eat either aggravates this condition or tends to correct it. Anyone can see the importance of a proper diet, but human beings, unlike the lower animals, lack the inMtind that tells them what to
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      274 2 HATS! HATS!! *M HATS JgL ALL THE LA LEST STYLES AM) H FASHIOiNS Ijg. Jl§^ JUST ARRIVED MgT BKIJNG DISPLAYED. PRICES MODERATE INSPECTION INVITED LITTLE Co., "Si/ LIMITED. I t—— i i aim i MM—— ———w I EMPIRE CARS Entire Shipment of 4 Cars Sold Out I Within 3 Days
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      238 2 RUN TAI Co., No. 80, Robinson Road, Singapore. Phone No. 1311. Telejrims "KTANTA 1 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, Spirit* etc., of the best quality, always in Stock. Orders promptly executed. PRICES MODERATE. Manager:—TAY
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      472 2 G. R. COELHO, 52, Selegie Road. Tuner, Repairer and Dealer of Pianos, Organs and other Uumkm] Instruments. Music Warehouse. IN STOCK Violins, Banjos, Guitars, Piccolos etc., etc. Strings for Stringed Instruments. Undertakes To Play at Dances. TERMS MODERATE. 7-8 TENTS FOR CIRCUSES, CINEMATOGRAPHS, SHOWS and other purposes. CANVAS WORK of
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    Chinese and the F.M.S. Convalescent Home.
    513 3 Important Meeting in the Federal Capital. At a joint general meeting of members of the Selangor Miners' Association and the SelaDgor Chamber of Commerce Mr. J. A. Russell presided and was supported by Mr. Yap Loong Hin, President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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    Big German Guns Destroyed.
    117 3 London May B.—The Temps Ba>s :—There is good reason to believe that the German battery of 15-inch guns which bombarded Dunkirk has been destroyed. It was located by a French airman who descended within 500 feet of the concrete casemates near Dixmude, under which the guns
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      250 3 MOTOR CARS ON HIReI MOTOR REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF TYRES GREASE Cylinder Oil i AND Motor Accessories j OF Every Description. Sole Agents For: North British Clincher Motor Tyres Aleitz Weiss Oil Engines I The Celebrated Star, Mitchell and Paige Cars Pope Motor Cycles ""Gasolene Light Cycle Co" 4/5-2, BEACH
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      542 3 I HOTEL van WIJK DURING j THE WAR SPECIAL RATES for MONTHLY j BOARDERS. TEL. 11l K. J. J. TIDDENS, Manager. IN LIFE Success Depends Upon perfect mental and physical health which is assured by tke use of the world renowned ATANK NIGRAH PILLS which put an end to nervousness,
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    War on Enemy Trade.
    316 4 Re Capture of British Trade Mr. G. Bidgood writes to the London Referee nnder date April If —I was very pleased to read the paragraph In Mustard and Cw» last Sunday as to what is nectary for the British mamilacturer to do in order to re-capture
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    Who Killed Ferdinand ?
    200 4 Who Killed Ferdinand The English Review (April number) under the caption Who killed Francis Ferdinand?" asserts that the Serbs had nothing to do with the assassination of the Archduke Ferdinand, and states that the trial was secret and that many desired the death of Francis Ferdinand. His morganatic marriage offended
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    Tropical Diseases.
    103 4 The report of the Advisory Committee for the Tropical Diseases and Research Fund, which has been issued as a Blue Book, shows that the revenue of the Research Fund for last year was £3,745. The expenditure for the year was made up as follows:—London School of Tropical Medicine
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      281 4 HUDSON'S EOMENTHOL JUJDBES. Ant'septic, prophylactic and germicide. Moit effective ia all troubles of the Throat and Lungt. Endorsed by "The Lancet," M Medital Reyiew" and the Medical Profusion. Of all Chemists or the Sole Agents THE UNITED PHARMACY Singapore. 1 I MUST HAVE FRAMROZS DRY GINGER ALE. Mechano-Therapy. Latest Scientific
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      206 4 lEb Hbb Brewed from only Best Malt Hops. Sole Agents: ANN LOCK Co., Battery Road. Sub-Agents: TAI TO Co., Bsacti Road, Singapore. [established 1900. telephone 933. 20a,-20c. Collper Quap, Singapore, entrance to orrices: Che Jlllep next to Donaldson and Burkinsbaw. STATIONERY A Varied Selection of FILES. Journals Spring-back Files Leae^Balances
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    HINDU ASSOCIATION.
    958 5 Ut Speech by the President. r p membeil of the Hin iv Ai,:nrii em orated their second at toeir Club premises J s tordaj evening, 2t*d instant. ciation hall was overcrowdW as decorated for the ocng those present were Dr. V Siiuy, Patron of the AssociaL M,. X
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    Control of American Copper.
    240 5 In view of the importance of our supplies of copper for munitions of war, it is worth noting that from the United States, our principal source, England has imported, during the eight months of war down to the end of March, 75,308 tons, as against 44,162
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    Rubber in Abyssinia.
    135 5 In Abyssinia the export of rubber is a Government monopoly vested in the Imperial Ethiopian Rubber Rĕgie. All the rubber now exported is collected by the natives from wild trees, of which there are great forests in the south-west. There is a plantation of rubber trees on
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    Train Services.
    79 5 REVISED TIMES Singapore (Taak-Foad) Daily. Weekdays SunDj^s. Mail Daily leaves lor north at 7.7 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. Other trains leave for Johore at 9.0 a., 10.29 a., noon, 1.30 p., 2.55 p., 4.40 p. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 n p.m. Train? leave from Johore 7.9,
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    The Rubber Trade.
    148 5 London, April 15.—Confidence is still the key-note of the situation, but depressing influences are at work in more than one direction. The week opened quiet, and each succeeding day was a little quieter. Some big buying interests had stood aside, and are not encouraged by finding that
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    STOCKS AND SHADES.
    767 5 Prim Quoted it the Mirkrt tkis Moriiaf Sixoapokk, May 26. Memn. Lyall and Eratt, Exchange and Shars Brakers. issue the following list of quotations:— Rubber Shares. asm. Talue. Bayers. Bellsrs. 1/- Allagsr 2/4 t 1 Anglo Java 4/3 6/9 J/- Anglo-Malay 9/- 9/6 1 Ayer Kuning 10/-
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    The Home Markets.
    139 5 Latest Quotations, (Special Service.) London, May 25, 4 p.m. MetaU. Tin Straits, 3 months £163.15. G. Bar Silver 23 5/8. Frodsce. Fine hard Para spot: 2/7 J. Plantation, Ist class quality crepe 2/5 Copra: £24.12.6. dist. Black Pepper, fair Singapore epen ports spot 6 dist. ss. White
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    Straits Produce.
    227 5 (Singapore, May 26.) Tin—B2i L 55 tons sold. Copra. —Steady. Tapioca- —Weak. Sago Flour. —Weak. Gambier. —Good demand. Pepper. —Weak. Other Products. —Market stea< ly, Latest Local Market Quotations. Nutmegs 110 S. per picul |19.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 22.0() Copra Bali 8.05* Copra Gorong Thlo 8.15* Copra Dorigalo
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    EXCHANGE.
    75 5 Singapore, Mmy 26. On London— Bank 4 m/s. 2/4 5/32 Deuaud 24 Private 3 m/a. 2/4 15/32 On India— Bank T. F. 174} 9n Hongko &mk ri/.i S9| On Shanghai— Bank r-1. fty] On JavB>— Bank I. I. On J r ipan— Bank d/d M| *overeien B —bu- mc
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    36 5 Het Nieuws v. den Dag voor untitled T b»j hWttvad a fpefisl wira U TIjh Hafin* reporting tbat in sequence of ttia staking of I Lueitani* *»rinus detnantlralt were insdo in tin- i-afrg agtiirret ii,* (TeocBL
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      507 5 FIXTURES. WeinesJay, 26thItalian Grand Opera. Palladium, 44 Cava] Una Rusticana" and El PagliaccL" Qaeen Mary's Birthday (1X67). P. O. Homeward mail due. High wtter 8.05 a.m., 7 ft. 6 ins. 1.04 p.m. f 0 ins. Thursday, 27th. Italian Grand Opera. Palladium, u RigoUtto." High water 9.10 a.m., 7 ft. 9i
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    Public Goodwill And Business.
    347 6 Mr. A. W. Gamage on the Valua of Personality. Mr. A. W. Gamage, managing director of the world-famous firm of A. W. Gamage, Limited, dis- courses pleasantly on the value of the public's goodwill in a contribution which he makes to-day to the series of articles
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    Hyson-Cordillere Collision.
    349 6 Marine Court's Decision. On April 23, in the Osaka Marine Court, judgment was delivered in the case in which an inquiry was held into the circumstances attendant upon the collision on January 4 last, in the Inland Sea, between the Blue Funnel liner Hyson and the Messageiies Maritimes
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    Conscription in China.
    206 6 The Shanghai journal Shnnpao reports that the department of the army has wired to all the provinces to send high military officers to attend a military conference to be held in Peking to discuss the pros and cons of the proposed enforce-' ment of the conscription system
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      291 6 mm J I STOCK TAKING SALE. j I High Class Jewellery. Precious Stones. Gold and Silverware. 1 j 15TH MAY TO 10TH JUNE. j I ISMAIL 6? RAHEEM I Diamond Merchants Manufacturing Jewellers, i II Bras Basah Hoad. tj |g| In make room for a New Selected J |j at
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      19 7 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1915 NOTES AND NEWS. ClK IPalapa Cribune, WEDNESDAY. MAY 2(3.
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      THE HUMAN ELEMENT.
      63 7 Tragic Admission at the Inquiry. London, May 25, 8.10 p.m. Aj tl c inquiry into the railway at Gretna near Carlisle, .■eiai train conveying soli 1 with a local train, a ilman, referring to the local train which was switched into the r t k i the
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      Football at the Front.
      82 7 Lon lon, May 25, 2.10 p.m. iters correspondent at Headq nrtera states that a football match v i ,1 on the 22nd iast. between the Third Skinners Horse and the Ivu Bengal Lancers amidst the thunder of gnns a few miles off. interest was diplayed in
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      Sir E. Speyer
      46 7 London, May 25. Mr. Asquith, in a letter to Sir Speyer, sympathises with the ation at the baseless and malignant imputations against his dty, and -ays that the King is Ito take any step the marks of distinction rred upon Sir Edgar Speyer.
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      The Roll of Honour.
      47 7 London, May 25. Killed W, K. B. Smith (2nd Grenadiers), P. C. L. Rontledge (Sooth Stafford*), E. E. H. Henderson (Monster Fosiliers), J. C. rly (King's Royal Rifles), A. W, 1». Qanssen (Highland Light lafantry), U. B. Trotter (Camerons), Honorable J. N. Bigge.
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      Chino=Japanese Treaty Concluded.
      15 7 London. May 25, 5.20 p.m. Petrograd The Chino-Japanese treaty has been signed.
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      British Prisoners in Germany.
      37 7 L >ndon, May 25, 2.10 p.m. 1 Foreign Office has been formed that thirty-nine British b imprisoned in Germany ition for the loss of the ■tbmarinea and have been placed •> soldiers 1 rations.
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      Rumania's Intervention.
      79 7 A Dutch cablegram states —The tl'sit the intervention of i 1 < coming more an<l more Relatioi i between Bulgaria I via are improving, while 1 tiuns regarding the con* which .Serbia ami Greece are Bulgaria are also taking a •'Oermble course. telegrams state that BulDUlters declare that
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      From Indo=China to the War.
      666 7 Mrs. Vassal, an Englishwoman, who has lived for many years in IndoChina, and who was at Amiarn when the war broke out, narrates some of her experiences in the Daily Mail, from which we extract the following My husband is on the medical staff of
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      Huns’ Preparation for Air Raid On England.
      157 7 A London Daily News war correspondent reports from the Belgian frontier that great activity is shown by the entire German naval and military air services. Large quantities of incendiary bombs for Zeppelins are concentrated at three aviation bases, and additional hangars have been
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      War Office’s Gigantic Task.
      318 7 London, April 22. —The newspaper*, commenting upon the Prime Minister's Newcastle speech, call attention to remarkable divergence between Mr. Asquith's optimistic statement M There is not a world of truth in the statement that the Army is being hampered by the failure to produce ammunition," and
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      Punishment for Outrages.
      441 7 We, in common with a large part of the rest of the world, have been extremeiv loth to believe many of the stories of German outrages. W% have been all too willing to put down to the unavoidable horrors of war most of tne crimes wi'h which
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      Nonsense and Common Sense.
      161 7 According to the Cologne Gair tie, Lord Kitchener lacks the psychological sen?c necessary to a great Goneral. That is unadulterated nonsense. Here is some common Kense You are lacking, K. of X., In the fwculties required For attacking, K. of X., Cultured nations, hate-inspired. You can
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      Huns Threaten Italy.
      68 7 Allahalnd. May 14.—A Pioneer special cablegram dated London 12th May -The Times' correspondent at Home says Germany for sometis b*en endeavouring to influence Italy by menaces, and latterly v-il<* I threats have been abandon" 1 for the language of the Btra ta. D itni rtion, violence, murder,
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      WAR ON ENEMY TRADE.
      435 8 Another Singapore Success, It is very satisfactory to learn that the considerable trade done in Malaya in M Beehive brandy by Germans for years will henceforth be conducted by the Br.tish firm styled Eistern Agencies, Ltd., of 100a Robinson Road, Singapore. The said brandy is produced
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      ITALY SCOURGING AUSTRIANS.
      340 8 Italy has won the fir3t rounl. Bravo, Italy She has indeed started the campaign splendidly. A couple of days ago, after [an artillery duel along the north-eastern portion of the Austro-Italiin frontier, the Italiams advanced into the enemy's territory encountering only more or less feeble resistance, and
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      A Young Hero.
      367 8 PULO BUXOM FATALIIV. Gallant Attempts At Rescue. The drowning fatality which occurred off Pulo Bukoin Wharf last Sunday, a short report of which has already appeared in them columns, was attended by circumstances which are intensely interring. From details we have been able to gather, it appears
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      The Gaiety.
      49 8 In the first show to-night ibia favourite hail will stage The Esmond Mystery" which is I plot seething with sensationThe second show fees ther instalment of that gripp"* play M Lucille Love." There isfarther an admirable selection i micsand Topicals which mshetW hall well worth a visit.
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      Malacca Volunteers.
      44 8 A meeting will be held in th* Malacca Clab next 3etorday, 29th inst. at 7 p.m., to consid( formation of a Volunteer Corps tor the Settlement. Business. (1) —To submit convex nU c with the Gov* rnment (2) —To elect a committee.
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      20 8 Mr.G.R.Brooks has been appointed Secretary of the Mekl- »>£ Railway Co., Ltd., aud commen m his duties, says the Bangkok I
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      Local and General.
      411 9 Tia is $82 87| ctB U P- Hard Para rubber, to day's wire: i- j crepe, Ist quality, 2/5. pra is n-»w quoted at £24.12.0 London n^rket. kt sheet rubber is in good tnd in London at 2/0. r iris now priced at 14/3 g ihr Home
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      THE OPERA SEASON.
      714 9 La Traviata at the Palladium. The Italian Grand Opera Company scored another brilliant success last night. The choice of "La Traviata" as an alternation from Verdi's expression of strong sentiment and martial fire in M II Trovatore to Verdi's pathos and tenderness in depicting the fate of
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      Town Guard.
      50 9 Over 400 Ready to Serve. Latest additions of the Straits Times Ready-to-Serve List include Captain R. W. Morris, Chief Officer E. Simpsorr'and J. Angus, the Chief Engineer of the steamer Will o'the Wisp Max. Nathans, of Bell's Asbestos Eastern Agency, and F. Bones. Total to noon yesterday 433.
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      Chinese Christian Association.
      56 9 Mr. Tan Boon Chin, the Hon. Secretary, informs us that the members of the above association will hold a debate at the CCA. hall on Friday the 28th May 11)16 at 8 p.m. Subject—' That capital punishment should be abolished." Proposer Mr. Khoo T«ck Beng. Opposer Mr.
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      The Casino.
      119 9 The management of this favourite hall is screening two exceptionally interesting features to-night, the first being 44 The Diamond Mystery (introducing the famous detective Hawkins). It is but rare that films depicting the life in the Straits reach this island but in "Cheng Beng," which figures on to-night's
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      311 9 At the Far Eastern Olympiad to be held this month in Shanghai, Canton is represented by twenty athletes. These include a volley-ball team as well as runners and jumpers. A patrol of Boy Scouts was also sent to take part in the Scout competitinso. The Hippodrome Circus has arrived here
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      LATEST NEWS.
      33 9 Italy at War. Swiss Neutrality. Reuter's Special War, Imperial, and Ordinary Services. London, May 25, 5..'55 a.m. Berne Italy, Austria and Germany announce that they will rigorously observe the Swiss neutrality.
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      Italy Upholds Conventions.
      48 9 London, May 25, 5.35 a,m. Rome It is announced that, in accordance with The Hague Convention, the enemy's merchantmen will be returned on the conclusion of peace. The German, Austrian, Bavarian and Perssian Ambassadors and Ministers at the Qairinal and the Vatican have left Rome.
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      Italian Commanders to the Front
      36 9 London, May 25, 2.10 p.m. Rome Count Cadorna, the Italian Generalissimo, started at midnight for the front. The Duke of Aosta and other Savoy Princes ar9 preparing to join the Army.
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      German Diplomatic Failure.
      56 9 London, May 25, 8.10 p.m. Petrograd M. SazonolT, interviewed by Renter, said that the entry of Italy would very much shorten the war. He significantly pointed out that there had attempts at separate peace with Russia and not only by Austria, but these attempts had failed, and
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      Climbing Down.
      56 9 London, May 25, 8.10 p.m. Amsterdam Italy by joining the Allies has caused a marked change in the attitude of Germany towards the American Note. Germany has now asked for time before replying. It is understood that she is willing to grant concessions in order to conciliate the
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      War Lord to the Fore.
      28 9 London, May 25, 5.45 a.m. The Kaiser has left Galicia for the westward. It is believed he is going to the Italian front.
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      AUSTRIA INVADED.
      106 9 Italian Arms Victorious. London, May 25, 4.30 p.m. Rome a communique from the frontier says that at Carnea Austrian artillery bombarded our positions unsuccessfully. Our artillery then cannonaded the enemy's gun positions. We advanced everywhere along the frontier region of Friuli into the enemy's territory, encountering feeble resistanci.
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      King of Greece Better.
      20 9 London, May 25, 5 35 a.m. Athens The King is reported to be out of danger.
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      In the West.
      51 9 Germans Thrown Back. London, Mdiy 25, 5.20 p.m. Paris A commnniqne' states: We stopped short the German attack on the Langemarck-Ypres road. We repulsed two German attacks northward of Abiain, an i four further attack northward of Xeuville, the latter by our artillery. The enemy's losses were
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      Overcoming German Gassing.
      32 9 London, May 25, 5.20 p.m. Reuters correspondent at the British Headquarters state that the British have now lost no ground, despite the gas attack, in the region of Ypres.
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      So it Should !
      26 9 So it Should London, May 25, 5.20 p m. The news that Italy is joining the Allies has been received with intense enthusiasm throughout tho Army.
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      In the East.
      58 9 Better Outlook. London, May 2. r >, 5.3/> a.m. Petrograd, official The Russian counter-attacks have forced the enemy to act on the defensive along almost the whole of the Galician front. The Russians captured several villages on the left hank of the Dniester on Sunday, taking two
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      IN THE NARROWS.
      147 9 Fine Allied Advance. London, May 25, 9.55 p.m. A Press Bureau message of 21st inst. states that the First French Division has made considerable progress and is now close to the Turkish trenches. The enemy on the 22nd inst. made a determined attack on the left Indian
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      The Irish Leaders.
      45 9 London, May 25. There appears to be a unanimous hope that Mr. Redmond may be persuaded to join the Cabinet, which would include feir Edward Carson. The Times says that Mr. Churchill remains in the Cabinet. For Farther wire* see Pa&e 7.
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      Legal Intelligence.
      725 10 The Assizes. Greviovn Hurt During Robbery. In the Supreme Court yesterday morning, before Mr. L. M. Woodward (Acting Chief Justice), wis commenced the case in which a Hokitn Chinese named Leow Nung was charged with causing grievous hurt whilst committing housebreaking. In outlining his case to the jury,
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      Trespass.
      37 10 Cheong Chik invaded the compound of Major Dewar, A. S. Police, on Monday, and when ordered away assaulted a Sikh police constable en guard there. Fined $2 on the first charge and $5 on the second.
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      Mischief.
      29 10 A Tamil, by Velu name, found onjoyrnent in extinguishing the road lamps in Scott's Road at 1 a.m on Monday. He was yesterday fined f lor five days.
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      The Biter Bit.
      47 10 Ramasawmy, a Tamil, was yesterday charg", 1 with the robbery of $3 from one Seshaya, a Telugn, while in Empress Piace. His Worship held that the charge was a false one and lined the complainant '$25, the fine to go to Ramasamy as compensation.
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      Singapore Municipality.
      113 10 Meeting of the Commissioners on May 28 Following is the agenda for the meeting of the Commissioners to be held next Friday, 28th inst To confirm, if approved, the Minutes of the Ordinary Meeting, of 30th. April, 1915. President's Remarks. Questions by the Municipal Commissioners. Letters. To Lay
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      St. Andrew’s Chapel.
      169 10 In the current number of the St. Andrew's Cathedral Paper it is stated that the new chapel at St. Andrew's House has been going through exciting times of late. The walls had duly appeared above the ground but their life was short and sweet. In order to
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      64 10 The Editor of the Cathedral Monthly Paper, just issued, expresses his regrets that ill-h-alth has compelled Miss Tompkins to resign from St. Mary's sooner than she had intended. She is sailing for Home at the end of this month and will carry with her the heartiest good wishes of a
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      SPORTS.
      57 10 L.L.T.C. Tie for To-day. Mixed Doublbs A Class—Fiwal. Mrs. Hsllifax and Mr. Crichton 15.2 v. Mr. and Mrs. Cantroll 3. Tie for To morrow. To be notified. Tie for Friday. Sikglis Championship—Final. Mrs. Hallifax v. Mrs. Vowler. The prizes will be presented after the play. The Club will be
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      Siamese Railways.
      128 10 Bangkok and Sin£on Linked up. The' Bangkok Times expresses its pleasure respecting the fact that there is now railway connection between Bangkok and Singora. The line will not be open to traffic to Singora for months yet, but the completion of rail-laying is an event that is well
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      Pocket Telephone.
      102 10 Useful New Invention. Improvement on the Telephone. A Dutch inventor at Amsterdam has invented a simple little instrument, which seems to be a decided improvement on the present telephone. The receiver and transmitter take up no more space than an ordinary watch, and the cost is estimated at
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      159 10 Latest Advertisements. FOR S*LE A Major Vulcanizer complete. Has been in use about 8 momhs. Guaranteed in good working order. Reasonable offer accepted. Apply X. Y. Z., c/o Malaya Tribune. 26 5 1-6 IN*THE GO DS OF JOHN PAUL (DECEASED) AUCTION SME OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ETC. TO BE HELD AT
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      298 10 It's No Use Trying j to persuade yourself that you are f I getting anything better by paying I j higher prices for Guinness's Extra Foreign Stout than those Charg- i ed by our Agents. I THERE IS t ONLY ONE QUALITY lof tkis Stout and it is BOTTLED !TO
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      727 11 CUAN KIAT CO., 37, Phillip street. J* f Telephone Nos. 1233, 11*74. 7 3 2 Telegraphic Address J J Codes Used i J I guankiat. I (Private 1450). la.b. c. sth Edt. and n. i. I 3lj j Ship Chandlers, Government and Municipal 5 5 Contractors, General Importers and 5
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      9 12 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 26, 1915 SHIPPING SECTION.
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      Singapore Shipping.
      336 12 LOADING LIST. Europe. For London Rhesus, May 27; Nellore, June 1 Kalomo, May 28 Glengyle, May 31 Nubia, May 26 Kitano Maru, May 26 Oriental (trans, at Colombo), June 10 Senegarabia. June 25. City of Newcastle June 9. Liverpool Laomedon, on berth Perseus, June 17 Kintuck, June 25.
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      Hun Smuggling.
      84 12 A despatch from the Copenhagen corresp< a dent of the Daily Mail bays Among the passengers on board the American liner Hellig Olaf, which arrived from New York, were soma of the crew of the Gt-rman auxiliary cruiser Prinz Kitel Fried rich. They were headed by the second
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      Harbour Movements.
      222 12 Latest Arrivals. Hai Nam, Brit str 25-5-15, Innsr Roads. Sappho, Brit str 25-5-15, Inner Roads. Carlyle, Brit str 25-5-15, Inner Rds. Kuala, Brit str 25-5-15, Inner Rd-. Gorgon, Brit str 25-5-15, No. 6 Wharf. Giang Ann, Brit str 25-5-1'J, Inner Roeds. Kum Sang, Brit str 25-5-15, No. Wharf.
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      To-day's Clearances.
      67 12 Hainam for Muar, Malacca. Medusa tor Medan. Ipoh for Malacca, Pt. Swett., T. Anson. Lama for Pt. Swett, Penang. Kitano Maru for Malacca, Penang, Colombo. Poh Ann lor Bangkok. Will o' the W T isp for Kemaman, K. Dungun, Trenpannn. Fernando P o for Iloilo, Manila. Benuit for
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      The s.s. Clan Campbell.
      148 12 Ma d n V mej The above «teamer arrived at Colombo onMay 9 on her first voyage to Eastern waters. This steamer, the latest addition to the 1 Clan' Line fleet of cargo steamers, is on her first voyage to Eastern waters. Her registered tonnage is
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      Penang Shipping.
      32 12 No Penang shipping returns for Monday last are not available, asthe public holiday was observed by the Penang papers in common with the Government Offices and mercantile firms-Ed., M- T*
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      18 12 Ayri, May 25, from Port Said. Cyclops, May 25, from Liverpool. Karmala, May 26, from Europe.
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      Port Swettenham Shipping.
      89 12 The following vessels are expected at Port Swettenham Tara (B.I.) due 25th May, from Singapore, for Negapatam and Madras. Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Bencleuch (Ben) due 26th May, from Europe, for Singapore, China and Japan. Agents. Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Kamala, May
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      Passengers Expected.
      142 12 Per P. 0. str. Karmala.—Mr. F. Sands, Dr. J. D. Gimlette,, Mrs. J. Buchanan, Mrs. B. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. St. John G. Beckles, Mr. and Mrs. Warsoo, Mr. H. W Fogden, Mr. H. A. Ferrer, Miss W. Browne, Mr. M. M. Waller. Per P. 0. str. Medina.—Mr.
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      THE OVERDUE BHARATA.
      117 12 Towed into Rangoon. Tribune Special- Penang, May 25, 12.35p.—The B. I. liner Bharata is reported safe. She should have reached Penang last Wednesday, but broke her intermediate shaft. She wa< sighted by the B. I. liner Bulinda, 2,510 tons, near Mergui and taken in tow to Rangoon,
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      Notice to Mariners
      133 12 Malacca Strait, Northern Shore.— Taniong Tohor—Light established. Lat. 1°52'00" N., Long. 102° 4130" E., on chart No. 795. Lt. Fl. Red, cv. 6 sec, 20ft., vis. 9 m. (795, 1355). Eastern Archipelago, Sulu Sea. Moyune shoal—Amended position. Lat. long. 118° 08' E., Note—The shoals marked "Moyune 1897)"
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      The Waterfront.
      841 12 The P. <fc 0. Oriental is expected to tail homeward on June 10th The Bencleuch is due at Singapore on the 28th inst. from Europe. The French liner Bougainville passed the Canal on the 24th inst. The Prins der Nederlanden, outward bound, is due here on the 23th
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      German Ship Condemned.
      49 12 It was notified in the London Gazette, on 24th ult., that the Brit* Prize Court at Hongkong ha. condemned the German ship A vigorous protest was recent.} entered by the German Government against the capture and tion of this ship, and replied t Sir Edward Grey.
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      Reward for Gallantry.
      55 12 A collection was made m■ for the crew of the A Hoi Theseus who, outward bound. chased by a German submai. but by clever manoeuvres es A list has been circulated m r*j" via and some amounts of and fli. 500 figure on the list thought that
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      Rangoon Rice for Russia.
      60 12 Four thousand torus of the eh Rangoon rice which came to,n in the Xiomaru, consigned w Yuasa Shoton, has been low w Russian Government by tM Bishi, to whose order it was Ini cd. The Russian Volunteer Q Nijni Novgorod arrived in Kthe middle of April
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      Italy and Austria.
      240 13 A Frontier Incident. Dismissal of Pro-German Prefects. Recently the Petit Parisien reproduced a message which appeared in the Milan Secolo stating that a detachment of fifteen men, whether of soldiers or frontier guards is not known, entered Italian territory on Thursday night by the Pass of Loro
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      Smoked Rubber.
      422 13 We have been taken to task for our remarks in a recent issue on the comparative values of smoked and unsmoked plantation rubber, says Indiarnbber Journal, and continues —We have repeatedly pointed out that, at best, plantation rubber is only superficially smoked, and that it s ao'wfl a
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        866 13 AUCTION SALES MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES SITUATE AT TRANQUERAH AND SUNGEI UDANG (PANCHOR), MALACCA TO BE HELD AT MY SALE-BOOM, No. 12 FISST CROSS STREET, MALACCA On Saturday, the 29th May, 1915, at 12 Noon. PARTICULARS. 1. All those two pieces of land situate at Tranquerah, containing
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      Poland's Hopes.
      774 14 Bitter Feeling Against Prussia. Court Krasickis Views. Count Stanislas Krasicki, who recently arrived in London from Petrograd, in a special interview with a newspaper representative discu^.id the military litoalioa in the eastern theatre as well as the condition of Po'aud and the aspirations of the Pole*. v I
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        223 14 ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiii I "MAN'S INGENUITY FOR MAN j 1 MAKES COUNTLESS BURGLARS MOURN." 1 •r->« 1 g (WITH APOLOGIES TO RATHER'S SAFES), S Ho RqtTjgr No Ratper I Thief resisting Safe Fire Resisting Safe 1 j has ever been opened has its I and a locksmith told afe a,S pr f
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        179 14 AIDS TO TRADE. Ii! There arc good salesmen and the other sort. It all v I depends upon the man. Advertising has been rightly I I|| called an efficient salesman, but I [j the degree of efficiV cy of course depends on the handling of the jj |j ads. by
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      The Royal Scots.
      1344 15 Pontius Pilate's Body Guard." train smash at Carlisle, in >yal suffered so to their way to Germany, it is not the first time •t this gallant regiment has been Ger oany to fight, and a ac Royal Scots will be a! Scots (Ist Foot, or are old
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      Alcohol Habit in China.
      267 15 The Shanghai Mercury comments rather severely upen 44 the growing use of alcoholic beverages in China." The Government, it says, actually expects to raise a revenue of mill ions from a monopoly ef wines and spirits, and there is Tittle doubt but that they will find
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        324 15 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the Registration a id Licencing of Dogs within the Municipality of the Town of Singapore for the year beginning June Ist, 1915, and endi ig May 3let, 1916, will commence on Tuesday, June Ist, 1915, and will be continued daily (Sundays excepted) between
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        377 15 NOTICES 'SHELL* MOTOR SPIRIT, AND PURE METHYLATED SPIRITS In Large Quantities. HIN WATT GO., Phone No. 428. 102, Market Street. Bekoh Rubber Estates, Ltd. UNPAIDCALLS. All shares on which calls remain unpaid at 31st instant will be cancelled. JAMES SNODGRASS AGENT, 17-5 31-5 PROCLAMATION UNDER MARTIAL LAW. By His Excellency
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        480 15 The Malaya Tribune. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Thi* Bureau will furnish employers—free of charge—with fall particular* of the qualiications and experience of suitable men for any poriftiM th- v have vacant. Employee* de*irin«r appointment* wn have their application* fil«d on the Register for a fee of $5. This include*:— J; Th»» retention
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        531 16 SHIPPING Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—5. Collyer Qwy. Vnitr Contract with the Netherlands India Government. The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. Sr-EELMAN M««t«k aftd Palenibun- jjjjj iNDKAGi;:: Penan? ad i. May -i» JAPARA Batavia t> i. Mar .'i Singkel Itoijoag Ifangtiiar, Taadjtng L»irl«n|i
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        187 16 SHIPPIHC Steam Navigation Company. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. For Freight, Passage and Further Information, Hppfe to: H. W. 61CKLAND, AGENT. INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO., LTD. FIRE Insurances effected on Buildings, Rent and Merchandise of every description. 1 MARINE Insurances
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        429 16 SHIPPIHC_ BRITISH INDIA S.N. CO.. LTD. APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS. The undermentioned mail steamers of the above Lire n.aintain a regular service between Calcutta and Japan, calling at Penang, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai ea lo.te. FLEET. Tons Ob—wdwri. s.s. Takada 6 t «49 O.M. Rofcina. sts. Madras »,949 J. Kilpatridc,
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        411 16 BANKS CHARTERED BAHKCF ir AgSTBAUA AUD CHIKA.' INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital In 60,000 Shares of £20 each t_ Reserve Fund £j$ Reserve Liability of Propriel BANKERS. The Bank of England, The I City and Midland Bank, Ltd London County and V. < Bank, Ltd, The Nj a'onal
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