Malaya Tribune, 6 August 1915

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune. I EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2 No. 182. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. AUGUST 6, 1915 Price 5 Cents.
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      422 1 Special Announcement BY THE MANAGEMENT OF The Casino The Popular Cinema Theatre Beach Road, We have secured at considerable cost the Wonderful Universal Masterpiece. Neptune's Daughter. FEATURING Annette Kellerman FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY. announcement should please every patron of our theatre for it res to them that whenever a really
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      349 1 Grand Change of Program meT AT THE POPULAR CINEMA HOUSE c "Gaiety" Picture Palace JUNCTION OF ALBERT and BENCOOLEN STREETS. THIRTEENTH AND FOURTEENTH CHAPTERS. TN CONJUNCTION WITH The Last Instalment OF THE GREAT GOLD SEAL SERIAL Lucitle Love 6 Reels The Girl of Mystery Parts 6 I Ad Exclusive Drama
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    LIFE AND DEATH AT KRUPP'S.
    973 2 How Every Nerve is Strained At Essen. Paris, June 15—It would be difficult to imagine a more vivid anc throbbing picture than thxt pre suited to the mind ot visitor tc Krupp's—the greatest ann 9 ami ammunition factory in the world. The artist who portrays
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    29 2 The Journal de Pekin states that it is in possession of positive information to the effect that the entire yon Pappenheim expedition was exterminated in Mongolia on February 19th.
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    MOTHERS NEED NOT SUFFER
    199 2 Mothers as a rule oVtt much their good health rj Pr regular hours of rest an It w all very well when dut nursing prevent a the necessary leisure, or a when considerations of *J prevent her enjoying would be beneficial: hut tnothe, J guard against
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      201 2 Cinzano John Little Co Ltd. Jackson's Patent Smoking AND Drying Cabinets. Total sales now over 300, of which 5 are not in useOur warranty of 4 days from rollers to packing case has covered each sale since the Patent Rights were acquired, yet not one of these 5 estates has
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      315 2 THE QUEEN MARY'PEN. 11 hu 25 t,lls FOR SALE AT STRAITS ALBION PRESS, Ltd. Printers Stationers. 20a—20c, collyer quay. In aid of The Queen's "Work for Women" Fund. Lady Roxburgh writes: Her Majesty is very much pleased with the Pens." This Pen has received the approval of the Queen and
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      285 2 The Malaya Tribune, Can be had at the following k pots:— Singapore. Messrs. Koh Co., 90, Bras Basal Road. Money Changer, A.delphi Hotel. Mr. Pang Boon Tin (Tank Road Railway Station.) Messrs. Kwong Seng Chiang Co, Selegie Road. Mr. Mohd. Abu Bakar, 265, Gaylaci Road. Mr. Jit Lok Kee, 166,
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    Death Penalty for Filial Disrespect.
    246 3 Sen Strangled for Caning his Mother- A correspondent of tbe X. C. Daily Nfw>, writing from Suchien, say* We have ju>t had an unusual execution in the city, a young yamen runner losing his life for want of filial respect. He had been reported to
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    Tapping Systems.
    390 3 Mjre Conservative Methods. In his report for 1914 tbe Director of Agriculture writes Tapping is being conducted more and more on a conservative basis and many estates are tapping on a system giving less than tv?o cuts per quarter of a t»ee (or one cut on each of
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    50 3 Capt. E. Thomas, who has been for a considerable period en the Borneo run. leaves for Home l.v th~ Kashima Maru to join the \i ival New. The Indian authorities are carrying on a vigorous campaign against the publishers of indecent advertisements and several heavy fines have been imposed lately.
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      143 3 MOTOR CARS ON HIReT] MOTOR REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF TYRES GREASE Cylinder Oil AND Motor Accessories OF Every Description. Sole Agents For: North British Clincher Motor Tyres Meitz Weiss Oil Engines Tbe Celebrated Star, Mitchell and Paige Cars Pope Motor Cycles "Gasolene Light Cycle Co™ 4/5-2, BEACH ROAD. Tuition by
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      234 3 POWELL Co s CALENDAR FOR AUGUST, 1915. Su.w 1 8 J U 22 29 2 9 1(3 23 30 TUES 3 10 17 24 31 j ~~~<m ED 4 n ls 25 Thuiw. S 12 19 26 FRi. C 13 20 27 SAT. j j 14 21 28 Tuesdays Land
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      929 4 AUCTION SALES NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYITo^^ AUCTION SALE OF INTERNATIONAL CODE SIGNALS, NATION A J ft a* THEODOLITE, ETC. i-AGs. To be held at Powell k Cog Sale-room On Wednesday, Hth August, at 10 a.m. By order of the Liquidator N. D* L. Catalogue* issued. 5-8 Powell Co, Auctioneer 10-8 PRELIMINARY AUCTION
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    Legal Intelligence.
    214 5 Another Honest Hylam. r ,.„ns Ah W e a Hylarn, eraployit club boy at the Tanjong I ,\r I)«>ck Club, was charged,-in spcoiuI police court yesterday, trespass into the house of Mr. n Smith, a foreman employed I Singapore Harbour Board Y\,inplainant, giving evidence, said >=.- and a
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    Theft of Rubber.
    45 5 Tan Cheng, of Rama Street, was 1 in the third police court, resterday, with retaining stolen v, namely, 27 sheets of r, value .$27, the property of Mrs Mc A lister k Co. Accused was remanded until tolay, on bail of $100.
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    Alleged Trespass.
    63 5 specter Oostello, in charge of nar 1 Road police station, yestercharged two of his Bengali I icemen with criminal trespass to house 127 2 Bukit Timah Road, intent to annoy the occupants. >ne of the accused asked for a postponement, in order to i witness. The case was
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    Wharf Theft.
    134 5 Superintendent T. Leonard, in sharge of the Singapore Harbour police, in the second police court yesterday, charged a coolie employed at the wharves, named Beo, with the theft of a y of dried mushrooms value Scents, from a godown at Borneo Wharf. Accused was convicted and fined 13,
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    CONSCRIPTION EXPERIMENT IN CHINA.
    92 5 V Military Training Department. It is understood, says Reuter s corlent at Peking, that, on the lendation of the Acting Min War, President Yuan Shih•>rdered the establishment Military Training Department. bieut.-General Chiang Yen-sheng, "raw formerly Tutuh of Northinggn, has been appointed The object of the Departto
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    Our Debt To The Southern Slavs.
    614 5 Serbun B rr er To The Eist. Lord Crewe received at the Foreign Office last month a deputation of the Southern Slav Committee. The president of the Committee, Dr. A. Trumbitoh, the leader of the majority in the Dalmatian Diet and former Mayor of
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    45 5 The three nations that are waging this war on anti-civilised principles are Turkey; Austria: GermanyTheir initials spell TAG (the -day Give them their' German names, sa\s a contemporary, and we have Turkei: Oesterreich Deut chland Then their initials spell TOD (Death). So mote it be
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    Straits Produce.
    227 5 (Singapore, August 6.) Tin.— $74.70 100 tons sold. Co no. Strong Ta pioca. —Wea k. Set go Flour —Weak. Gambie r. —Weak. Pepper. —Weak. Other Products.— -Market weak. Latest Local Market Quotations Nutmegs 110 S. per pi en I #19.00 Nutmegs 8u S. 22.00 Copra Bali 7.76 Copra
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    Another " Hymn of Hate."
    153 5 Another Hymn of Hate." In va n you sing your Hyn>n of Hate, In proud disdain can Britain wait. Until the reek'ning comes. At Termonde, Alost and Louvain, "Ti" not for naught you earned you' name Barbarians and duns You boast of Kultur," Science, Art. Whilst you ha r e
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    Prince of Wales War Relief Fund.
    106 5 The Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Johu Greig, Manager, Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, Singapore, begs to acknowledge, with many thanks, receipt of the following further contributions Previously acknowl edged $338,212.85 H. Carpmael (monthly) 10 H. R. A. Day (monthly, Home Fund only) 25
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    SIAM TIN.
    67 5 Tongkah Harbour Tin Dredging Company.-Divd. 2s. per share, 10 per cent. Renong Tin Dredging.—Output tin ore from Company's dredgers Nos. 1 and 2 for first half of June amounted to 10 tons 18 cwts. Siamese Tin Syndicate.—Return from No. 1 dredge respresents 19 tond 11| cwts.; No. 2
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 5 Singapore, August 6On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 5/16 Demand 2/4J Private 3 m/s */4 23/32 On India— Bank T. 176J On Hongkong— Bank d/d 23J On Shanghai— Bank d/d 104 On Java— Bauk T. T. 140 1 On Japan— Bank d/d 113* Sovereigns—buying rate $8.54 India Ceil Bills
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    FLIGHTS OF LOCUSTS.
    36 5 Calcutta, July 13.—I*arge flights of locusts have appeared in the neighbourhood of stations where hitherto they were unknown. Last Friday morning a flight appeared south of Darjeeling, and yesterday another passed over Mussooree.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    792 5 Prices Quoted in tbe Market this Mono*. SlKQAPOEE, AUOC 4T 6. t M?*rr*. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and State* Broleers, issue the followinc list of qaotrntieavr^ Rubber Shim. dam. Value. Bnysrs. taellan. 2/- All agar 1/11 2/8 1 Anglo Java 6/- 6/t 2/- Anglo-Malay 8/3 9/« 1
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      81 5 Train Services. REVISED SERVICES. Singapore (tank-Road) Daily. Weekday ii Sundays. Mail Daily leaves for north at 7.7 am and 7 pm. Other trains leave for Johore at 9 am 10.29 am noon. 1.30 pm 2.65 pm 4.40 pm. Mail arrives from at 8.16 am and 7.14 pm, Trams leave from
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      445 5 FIXTURES. Friday, 6th. P. 4 O. Hameward mail sail» 4 p.m. High water:—8.2 a.m., 6 ft. 7 ma. €.10 p.m. S ft. Saturday, 7th. High water:—9.12 a.m. 7 ft. 1 in.; 7.21 p.m« 8 ft. 2 ins. Sunday, Sth. 10th Sunday afur Trinity. P. k O. outward mail expected. High
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    ANGLOS=INDIANS AND THE WAR.
    584 6 The following circular letter to the Indian press has led to considerable correspondence in the Calcutta papers. The other dav Capital announced that one of their staff, Mr. Kent Smith, an Anglo-Indinn, had gone Home at his own expense to enlist, as the Indian Government and
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    THE BUREAU VERITAS.
    124 6 Ihe Bureau Veritas say in their report that during the month endmg April 20, 1915, they surveyed and classed 318 steamers and 189 sailing vessels, a total of 507. A casualty statement issued by them enumerates 05 total losses of steamers and 34 of sailing-vessels. Of the
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      316 6 I CHEE EMC SONS, ESTABLISHED 1*59. I 71, Morth Bridge Road. I OIVIL, NAVAL, MILITARY, AND SPORTING TAILORS 2 The Managing Propne- WHITE .si'IT.s A 8PE- I J tor, who has received ĔĔp ClALITY. his training from an <«5| 6 White Satin Jean Suit* |f9. 8 European White American Drill
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      294 6 j ANOTHER STRONG PROGRAMME I AT THE [Palladium I We wish to impress on the mind, of everyone in Sii the for ehmge of programme at this theatre sr. V J and Thursdays. When we announce that pictures mil h e J I 0B, J ,,llep da s wp "-ean
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      29 7 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1915 Latest Cables and News-Notes. Che Ittaiapa Crjbune. FRIDAY, AUGUST 6 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST b, 1915. SHIPPING SECTION.
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      Italy's Campaign.
      88 7 Austrian Crack Regiment Wiped Out. London, Aug. 4, 2.10 p.m. I dine The regiment of the E nperor'a Jagera which was wiped oat by the Bersaglieri in the desperate and fruitless Austrian attempt to retake Mount Seibusi ha I just arrived from Vienna, where it had been reviewed
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      Italy to Oppose Turkey.
      54 7 London, Aug. 4, 9.55 p.m. Paris A most important announcement is made that an Italian officer has arrived at British headquarters in the Mediterranean in order to concert measures for the co-operation with the British and French of an Italian force, both naval and military, in
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      On Mount Medetta.
      57 7 London, Aug. 4, 5.S a.m. A Home communique states thit the Austrian attempts to recapture Mount Medetta and other positions in Carnia. and Mount Scibusi on the < 'arso. have been repulsed with hearv loss. The Italians at Carso continue to make slow but steady progress. They
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      Mr. Bonar Law on Victory.
      204 7 London, Aug. 5, 3 p.m. Mr. Bonar Law, spenking at Folkne, said that there is no more striking example of the reality and the strength of moral force in the world to-day than the part played by the British Dominions. The Germans have lost in
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      Cottonopolis Makes Request.
      21 7 1 ndon, Aug. 4, 10 p.m. "he Manchester City Council has tc request the Government 8 cotton contraband.
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      On French Fields.
      78 7 The Clown Prince's Army. London, Aug. 4, 5.40 p.m. Paris: The Crown Prince's array caused a night long liveliness in the Argonne and delivered three attacks against hill 213, Fontain Faux Charmes and Marie Thermae, respectively. Everywhere the Germans were thrown back into the trenches by infantry
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      Hun Methods in Belgium.
      44 7 London, Aug. 5, 3 p.m. German proclamations issued at Antwerp and Brussels have prohibited any demonstrations, and even the wearing of badges, on the anniversary of the war. It is also notified that street demonstrations would be suppressed with arms.
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      Uncle Sam Welcomes British Note.
      62 7 London, Aug. 4, 10 p.m. New York America welcomes the tone of the British Notes, which it considers reflect absolute confidence in the justness of their cause. The British Government proceeds on the theory that the American people are intelligent and Britain is anxious to
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      No Separate Peace.
      66 7 London, Aug. 5, 5.50 a.m. Mr. Bonar Law, the Colonial Secretary, speaking at Folkestone, said the road might be steep and long but victory for the Allies is undoubted. Germany's only chance of victory was a separate peace with onn of the Allies and of that there
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      The Ottoman Plight.
      91 7 Turks Quarrel With Germans. London, An.,'. 4, 2.10 p.m. The Times says that advices from Constantinople received at Mytilene state that Enver Pasha gave a dinner attended by all the Ministers. It is believed that i npOrisnt decisions were reached un r avourable to Germany, as no
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      Cloudburst in Pennsylvania.
      38 7 London, Aug. 4, 10 p.m. At Erie in Pennsylvania, U.S.A., a cloudburst broke the dams. The waters inundated the city. Twentyfive persons were killed, and the damage caused is stated to be millions of dollars.
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      Mr. R.B. Woosnam Killed.
      57 7 Landon, Aug. 5, 5.50 a.m. Among the killed at Gallipoli was Mr. R. B. Woosnam of the Worcesters, the Game Warden of British East Africa since 1910. [Deceased was the leader of the British Museum Expedition to Mount Ruwenzori, and has since been in South Africa
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      True to their Salt.
      63 7 London, Aug. 5, 3 p.m. Americans who have arrived at Berne from Germany state that Sir Roger Casement was recently sent on a visit to the Irish prisoners in camp in order to suborn them against England. But immediately he began to speak the prisoners rushed
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      Declaration Day.
      317 7 Allies Full of Confidence. London, Aug. 4, 6.10 a.m. The papers are full of a review of the war on the occasion of Declaration Day, all breathing confidence and showing that Great Britain is more powerful by sea than after Trafalgar, whilst the armies of the Allies are
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      London Opera Mass Meeting.
      126 7 London, Aug. 5, 12.5 a.m. Mr. Balfour, addressing the patriotic meeting at the London Opera House, said We can say confidently that despite all his efforts there is no miscalculation the enemy has not made except regarding the value of ammunition and guns. If the Germans
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      Rulers Greetings.
      72 7 London, Aug. 5, 5.50 a.m. Paris On the anniversary of the war King George telegraphed to President Poincare M I assure you of the unfailing co operation and determination of my country to continue the war till it ends to our satisfaction." President Poincare replied France is determined
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      The Service at St. Paul's.
      180 7 London, Aug. 4, 6.25 p.m. The congregation at St. Paul's was most representative. A number of members of the Royal Family were present, also Mr. Asquifeh, Lord Kitchener, Mr. Chamberlain, Members of the House of Lords and the House of Commons, the Ambasjadors, th« Right
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      In Business Circles.
      79 7 London, Aug. 4, 0.25 p.m. The Stock Exchange suspended business at noon, when tkw members sang the National Anthem and gave cheers for the King and our Allies. The members in the Coin Market sang the National Anthem and suspended business for an hour. JSimihir demonstrations occurred
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        222 7 5 for the price of 4 I 1 »n» LJU 1st Motorist (pointing to burst tyre) "Hullo, old chap, I'm in trouble one of my confounded £«3 tyres has burst, and I haven't a spare." 5$ 29 2nd Motorist u No spare and I always looked on you as an
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      Domestic Occurrences.
      20 8 n IRTTT. On SOth July nt Ltatu Gajah, the wife f P. G. Law FORD, of «a daughter.
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      DEATH.
      22 8 On August 1, at the European Hospital, Kuala Luanpur, Day Hall, of ;*ungei Rengani Lbtate, Batu Tiga, elang >r. Deeply regretted.
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      THE YEAR'S WARRING.
      1061 8 Its Lessons and Experiences. Singapore has never witnessed such an enthusiastic and unanimous gathering of British subjects as was gathered together last Wednesday in Victoria Theatre to testify to its abhorrence of German methods and to proclaim determination to support the Mother-country till complete victory is achieved.
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      Canton Floods Relief Fund.
      282 8 Help from Sepang Chinese. A special meeting of tb/> Chinese community of Sepang, a district of Kuaia Langgat, was convened, under the auspices of the Chee Woh Estate, on the 29th inst. atp.m., for the purpose of forming a Committee to collect subscriptions from the Chinese
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      The Gaiety.
      92 8 The series of adventures of pretty Lucille Love have maintained an unflagging popularity, though those who have not seen the production opine that long films do not "take. The enterprising management of the Gaiety have proved it otherwise Full houses have been seen whenever the pretty girl demonstrated
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      51 8 A special general meeting of the Singapore Christian Friend-in-Need Society will be held at So. Prinsep Street, on Sunday, the Sth instant, at «J.30 a.m., to pass and confirm revised Rules and to appoint a vice-Preeident. It is earnestly desired that all members will make it a point to be
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        48 8 I I ASK FOR "SARANG BURONG" BRANDY.I 1 Birds Nest Brandy! SOLE IXPJRTER3: < GALDBECK, MACCRECOR I GO. i————— i... Adelphi Hotel. I 2 2 2 I Excellent Table. t J t j Courteous Treatment. < Lawn Tennis Court. < Barber's Shop Attached. J 1 I I OAVID BENJAMIN, Manager.
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      Local and General.
      458 9 \v has fallen. —tii— j« £74.70 —$1.30 down, —to:—. test .advertisements are in,.»,1 <»n nacre 10. i tin output last month ted 250 piculs. m mi I aii ting's tin output in July -;5.7o piculs. r :o:— lang I aut pays a dividend of ei cent. :ot—
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      The Floods in China.
      1192 9 Water Subsiding At Last. Normal Conditions Being Restored In Canton Gradually. Up Country Districts Still Cause Anxiety. Hongkong Relief Committee Doing Noble Work. Hongkong, July 30.—Reports received this week go to show that the upper reaches of the West River are now almost normal, the Shameen
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      SPORTS.
      32 9 Swimming Club Launches. Sunday, ftth August. Johnston's Pier 9.10 and 11 a.m., 2.30 and 3.30 p m. Club Bungalow 'J. 30 and 10 30 a.m., 12 15, 3 and 5.30 p.m.
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      TELEGRAMS.
      33 9 Warsaw Fallen. Germans Claim Possession. Russia's Great Sacrifice. Reuter's Special War, Emperial, and Ordinary Services. London, Aug. 5, b* p.m. Amsterdam A communique says that Warsaw was occupied by the German troops.
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      Barbarian Forces Enter.
      54 9 London, Aug. 5, 0 p.m. Amsterdam An official Berlin communique says that the army of Prince Leopold of Bavaria last night took the outer line of the inner forts of Warsaw, where the Russian forces offered at stubborn resistance in rearguard actions. The city was occupied this
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      THE GREAT STRUGGLE.
      383 9 Enormous Efforts. London, Aug. 4, 2.35 p.m, Petrograd The glorious and heroic nature of Russia's struggle is eloquently testified to by the official despatches of the fighting of the last th»*ee days. The] Germans, striking directly at Warsaw, made enormous eff)rts to dislodge the Russians. The Narew
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      Nearing Warsaw.
      266 9 London, Aug. 4, 8.15 p.m. Amsterdam The clash to-night is nearer Warsaw itself. A Berlin communique claims that the Russians have been thrown from their Blonie position into the outer line of the fortress. The army of Prince Leopold of Bavaria is attacking Warsaw, while it is claimed
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      Along the Vistula.
      205 9 London, Aug. 5, 5.35 a.m. Petrograd A communique says that the Russians along the Vistula have, in accordance with orders, retired from the Blonic Nadarzina front to the Warsaw position unmolested by the enemy. The Germans east of Poneviesz, having concentrated their forces, continue their counter-offensive. The
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      War Anniversary.
      398 10 Penang's Demonstration. Our Penang correspondent telegraphs that the war annirersary demonstration on the Esplanade was most impressive. Every section of community was well represented. There were fully 10,000 present. The Hon. A. R. Adams moved the resolution, Mr, Bong Keeseconded, and it was supported by Hon. Robert Young.
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      187 10 We learn that Bertie Dennison, late of the S. R. E. V. and a son of Mr. Charles Dennison late Senior Boarding Officer, is at present in the Dardanelles. The total of the Prince of Wales' Fund a month ago was £5,243,000, and the grants made out of this sum
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      Property Sale.
      224 10 The following properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs Ching Keng Lee ct Co's. Sale-room on Wednesday afternoon:— L Freehold land and house Xo. S, Mosque Street, area 1,328 sq. ft., bought by B. David for $o,400. 2. Freehold land and houses Nos. 177,179 and 181 Kallang
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      Locust Plague in Celebes.
      40 10 The planters in the north of the Minahassa district, Celebes, are suffering a great deal through a locust plague, says a Menado wire. Coconut palms and other trees are devoid of leaves. The swarms are increasing.
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        362 10 Latest Advertisements. HtMBURC ME RIKA LINE (IN LIQUIDATION.) AUCTION SALE OF TEAK OFFICE FURNITURE, ETC. TO BE HELD AT The Hamburg Amerika Line's Cffice, No. 4 Collyer Quay On Tuesday, 10th August, 1915, at 11 a.m. Comprising: wax polished teak roll top writing desk, teak almeirah, teak letter cabinet, jolished
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        264 10 HFs No Use Trying^ to persuade yourself that you are I getting anything better by paying I higher prices for Guinness's Extra I Foreign Stout than those Charg. I I ed by our Agents. j I T8ERH IS I I i I ONLY ONE QUALITY I t I I of
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      India and the War.
      1004 11 Ge man Missionaries in Assam. I Juy 23.—Commenting on tne internment of the German .Mi -ionaries in Assam, Capital savs Bfany of these Missionaries were hel'i in high esteem by the tea planter- before the war, but after reports of German outrages reached India they became
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      WOMEN'S HELP.
      107 11 Englishwomen in India, says a La- hr»re contemporary, will be interested to hear that the new Maida Vale station on the Bakerloo Railway, between Warwick Avenue and Kilburn Park, which was opened recently, is staffed entirely by women. Women at Home are eager and willing, apparently, to perform
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        717 11 I AIDS TO TRADE. There are good salesmen Bad the other sort. It all depends upon the man. II Advert 1 sing has been rightly called an efficient sal sman, but J the degree of efficiency of course II depend* on the handdng of the II ads. by the papers
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        244 11 G. C. LEE, 158, Prinsep Street. 1 PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED TERMS MODERATE. 2-11 1-10 A Token of Gratitude. BY A GRATEFUL PATIENT. As a token of my gratitude I insert this notice in the Malaya Tribune, for I have been cured in a very short time by
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      Singapore Shipping.
      355 12 LOADING LIST. Europe. For London: Branksome Hall, August J12 City of Rangoon, August 15 Glentnrret in port. Antilochus, August 7 Telemachus, August 21 Mashona, August 16 Kashgar, August 6 Nore, Oct. 5 Mishima Maru, August 18 Suwa Maru, Sept. 1. Liverpool Yangtsze, August 10 Tydeus, Angnst 18 Hyson,
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      THIEVES ON THE ULV.
      81 12 On July 2S Inspector Patrick O'Sullivan charged three men at Hongkong with the larceny of 30 lbs. of lead piping an 1 4 lbs. of copper piping from the Norwegian steamer Ulv. It appears that the men, who were employed temporarily scraping paint on the vessel,
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      Harbour Movements.
      262 12 Latest Arrivals. British Fook Sang Brit str 5-8-15 No. 7 Wharf. Lady Weld Brit str 5-8-15 Inner Roads. Scott flarley Brit str 5-8-15 Inner Roads. Med u sa Brit str 5 8-15 No 8 Wharf. Ranee Brit str 5-8-15 Inner Roads. Calypso Brit str 5-8 15 Inner Rds
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      Singapore Clearances.
      50 12 Lady Weld for Malacca and Muar. Kinta for Port Swettenham and Telok Anson. Van Goens for Medan. Ban Hin Guan for Pontianak. Hong Wan for Batu Pahat. Rumphius for Batavia, Samarang and Sourabaya. Vondel for Batavia. Kashgar for Ceylon, India, <&c. Alting for Rhio, Batavia, &c, and Samarang.
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      JAPANESE AND ENEMY TRADE.
      61 12 The North China Daily News learns from a thoroughly reliable source that the Japanese Government has issued instructions to Japanese shipping companies, whether registered in Japan proper, Korea, Formosa or the Kuangtung province, that allcarg) handled by or destined for enemy subjects residing or carrying on
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      NAUTICAL MENS' WEDDINGS.
      74 12 Weddings announced to take place shortly in Hongkong include the following —Harry L. Mather, engineer on board the Hangyang, to Maud Minnie Harris, of Kowloon Frank Mooney, master mariner, serving on the Laisang, to lima Waldheim, en route from England by the Yasaka Mam j and James
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      Penang Shipping.
      209 12 ARRIVALS—4 8 15. Alma, Brit, 451*. Bell Aug. 4, Deli gen E. S. Co. Bangala, Brit., 1935 Carre, Aug. 3, S'pore, gen., Huttenbach L. Co. Perak, Brit., 254, Glenday, Aug. 3, Malacca, gen., E. S. Co. Hok Canton, Brit, 278, Bergwitz Aug. 3, T. Anson, gen., E.S. Co.
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      Port Swettenham Shipping.
      55 12 Vessels Expected- Edavana (B.I.) August 7, from India for Singapore. Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd.) Helenus (Holt) August 8, from Europe for Singapore, China and Japan. Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Antilochus (Holt) August 12, from Singapore for Colombo and London. Agents, Messrs
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      Passengers Expected.
      136 12 Per P. and O. steamer Novara From London July 3.—To Singapore: Mrs. S. W. Turner, Mr. W. C. Logan. To Penang Mr. A Wilson, Miss Watson, Mrs G. H. Garnat. Per P. and O. steamer Maloja From London July 10.—To Singapore Nurse T. A. Simpson, Nurse B. Huffton.
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      NEW O.S.K. LINER.
      69 12 A steamer of 2,500 tons class now under construction at the Osaka Iron Works to the order of the Osaka Shosen Kaisha for its regular Tientsin service will be launched this month. She has been christened the K man Maru. Her sister-ship, christened the Kohoku Maru, intended
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      46 12 The accounts of the Commerciale Italiana di Navigazione, of Genoa, for th* y*-ar 19X4 show a 001 profit Of 134.t>47 lire. A som "f 13,***** lire has been placed to reserve, a dividend of 20 per cent has been declared, and 874*32 lire is carried forward.
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      The Waterfront.
      486 12 The B. Zaida sails on the 6th Angust for Bangkok direct. Gulf of Siam Heavy weather. Squally, Winds S.W. to West. :o: China Sea Report fresh breezes South-South West. Heavy sea. The Holt liner Laertes, from Amsterdam, is due at Hataviaon the 18th inst. The Dutch liner Rindjani
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      The Java=China=Japan Line.
      310 12 The report for 1914 of the j av China-Japan Line states The eon tract with the Government wasfollr lived up to. Seventeen made on the China line, and the Japan line, whilst nun trips were made outside the contrac between Netherlands India. Saigon and Hongkong. Commerce in
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      THE P.M. LINE.
      44 12 A Washington telegram t<> Manila papers says :—lt is reported here officially that several wealth} Chinese firms are making efforts t" purchase the vessels ot the Pacific Mail line, which is suspending its Pacfic trade due to the iniquitous Seamen's Bill.
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      TYPHOON IN SHANGHAI.
      59 12 Shanghai, July 21—A lei c typhoon is raging here. A large number of buildings have bees blown down, the telephone, electric and tram-car wires have be* broken, and the foreshore is li with wreckage of small craft, while a steamer has been driven ashorf near the Public
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      CAPT. J. CAMPBELL DEAD
      80 12 The City Line has buffered tht of a Captain of Ions; ieruce and ci* experieice, the di ath having occurred of Mr. J. C«mpbHl of the City ol Paris. Captain Campbell was >* gating due vessel to the Beet *i' PD he succumbed to pneaawaii the
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      ITALIAN SHIPPING TO THE EAST.
      86 12 Some activity is noticeable id Italian Shipping to the East on to a large quantity of cargo lung Genoa to be shipped to p r Ihe Adriatic having been closeo, the bulk of the ■hippinf bu.w* has been transferred from Venice Genoa. From the latter
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      29 12 Straits Steamship untitled untitled mov« as fnfli J up* 1 l*s*m &W Malacca and M' p.m. nj d.v frusi th< KimanailH this *f*« m»d» far P'-rt Swwtl-nh»»' i*" Aneon.
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      Ellerman Lines.
      406 13 Great Increase in Cost of Workin* St amen. .e report of the Ellerman Lines Limited) states that the board con- advisable to revert to Dein 31st <*f the date for making accounts, and a resolution m l\\ be submitted at the meeting iring of this alteration. The r
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      DAIREN AS A SHIPPING BASE.
      172 13 M. Kawabe, president of the Kisen Kaisha (Ocean SteamCompany), Dairen, recently rated, who has returned to Dairen recently from Japan, made the Manchuria Daily News) lowing statement: The recent incorporation of the ij Kisen Kaisha means to me fulfilim-nt of my cherished to embark upon
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      BENZINE FOR EUROPE.
      32 13 Th« Britiah ittamer Oberon, 5,161 J'"' f a pt. 8. Cooper, arrived at on July 20 from Rangoon v •liipment of benzine and ie boand f <" tht Unittd Kingdom.
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      United Malacca Rubber Estates.
      632 13 Fifth Annual Meeting. The fifth annnal ordinary general meeting was held at the Company's Office on the 30th July, 1915, at noon, when there were present Messrs Tan Cheng Locki(Chairman), Chi Sim Cheng, Chi Kang Cheng, Tan Tiam Tye and the Secretary (Mr. N. Gomes). The
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      MORE SATI
      168 13 Woman Perishes on Funeral Ptre. Calcutta, July 3. —An Arrah correspondent send l details ef what appears to be a case of sati. The tragedy occurred in the village of Piania. The woman, upon receiving news of the death of her husband, who had been ailing for about
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        431 13 PARA RUBBER SEEDS. Orders are now being booked for Para Rubber Seeds from seventeen years old trees, with a guarantee of 75% germination. Price $1.50 per 1,000 packed in bags and $2 packed in boxes F.O.B. or F.O.R. Teluk Anson. Delivery commencing from September, 1915. MANAGER, Cicely Estate. 20-7 30-9
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        553 13 Will you .still 'l p al with an enemy whose vicious countrymen are killing our brave comrades by asphyxiating gases IIfMTHI—ll|M| Hill H mi mini—HI I—l—l L±— MIL— —11— SAMAPHOS is British. More than that, it is better than the product of the Enemy. Are there still men and women
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      CHINESE DETECTIVES IN HOT WATER
      775 14 Get 7 Years For Functioning In A Foreign Settlement. In the Mixed Court, Shanghai, on July 13 noon, twoChinkang detectives named Mo Yi-liang and Chung Kuh-liang, apppeared before Mr. Grant Jones British Assessor), and Magistrate Yu. charged with on tbe #th inst., within the limits
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      Judge and the Emden.
      275 14 Curious Ground for an Appeal. Calcutta, July 22.—At the High Court before Mr. Justice Sherfuddin and Mr. Justice Chapman Babu Monmathonath Makerjee moved for the admission of an appeal on behalf of Abdul Sager and two others, who had been convicted by the Sessions Judge of
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      Old Custom.
      202 14 It is understood that a set of new regulations for the revival of the old examination system has been drawn up, the chief features of which are:— 1. —A Tao-shih, or Circuit Examination, in which students who have finished a course in the primary and secondary schools, or
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      MY JOYFUL LUCK.
      219 14 Pity many of us are ppec; enormously their earning in van fruitlessly struggling for a future joy. Thus while I was in trouble I tbe last six years I was not al to that state of joy notwithat my great spendings of money. H was not a
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        262 14 1 PYRFNF 1 Ml 1 AX Hj MLi I M FIRE EXTINGUISHERS. i >JML I I The Fire Extinguishers for Motor (Ears and Garages, f m p t r j Ktei5J55rf M Do not attempt to put out a fire on a car with water, sand, or a dry DowrW
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        20 14 LEE BROTHERS' STUDIO. RENOWNED FOR HIGH-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. THEREFORE ENSURING BEST RESULTS. Have your Photograph taken a' our Studio. 1-5 a
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        360 15 NOTICES THE AYfR M3.EK RUBBER CO., LTD. Notice is hereby jiiven that the Directors have declared a second illrim di vidend of 10 per cent on acnt of th-* current financial year h will be paid to Shareholders he Registers on the 10th August, 5, and tnat the Transfer books
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        409 15 NOTICES ALWAYS RELIABLE BOTH IN QUALITY AND QUANTITY, SHELL MOTOR PIRIT STOCKISTS HIN WATT CO., Phone No. 428. 102, Market Street. SINGAPORE VENTURE SYNDICATE, LIMITEDNOTICE OF REMOVAL. Notice is hereby piven that the above Comoanv is now carrying on its business at No. 191, Cecil Street. CHAN SZEONN Secretary. 2-8
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        315 15 NOTICES^ Mi NOTICEIs hereby given that the following arms, issued in February, have not yet been returned Rifles 38 Bayonets 133 Scabbards 165 They should be returned forthwith to the Central Police Station. On or after the 15th of July every person found in possession of a Government Rifle, Bayonet
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        445 15 WANTED^ WANTED. House or Bungalow near to or facing the racecourse. Address to E.B., c/o Malaya Tribune. 5-8 13-8 WANTED. A House-keeper for outstation Efcinga ow. Apply C. C, e/o Malaya Tribune. 4-.S 4.9 WANTED. Dispensers, state experience and salary expected. Apply to X. Y. Z., c/o Malaya Tribune. 4-8
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        462 15 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 Midland Bank, Ltd., The London County and Westminster Bank, Ltd., The
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        707 16 SHIPPING Koninklijka Paketvaart Maatschappij Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—5, Collyer Quay. On>i*r Contract with the Netherlands India Government. RK1X8T Mnntok. r)j -b Blinj e, Pan gkal-P inane K ba aml T u 1 jong-Pad n An S- 7 BfVOKKP P<*doe-Samboe. Tongkal. Mo<-ara-Saha, Binqwag and Dj ml> Aug. 7
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        534 16 SHIPPING P 0 STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. FOR CHINA. JAPAN, PENANG, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADEN. EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mail Lines Homeward (foi; Europe) FROM SINGAPORE, CONNECTING AT
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        625 16 SHIPPING NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.) EUROPEAN LINE. A service is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Mar London and Antwerp, under mail contract with the Imperi-,1 J Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining this R have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted witl U latest
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