Malaya Tribune, 15 June 1916

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. C EVENING DAILY. Vol 3.- ■No. 140. SINGAPOEE, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1916 Price 5 Cents CIK Wsiapa tribune. THURSDAY, JUNE 15
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      217 1 "bebe-s a bigger and brighter programme AT THE POPULAR PICTURE PALACE GAIETY Cinema (Junction of Albert and Bencoolen Streets) TN THE SECOND SHOW The Times War Budget No. M LATEST NUMBER The Exclusive Feature Drama SISTER LOVE By the Film D'Arte Italiana Co., Italy. Two Brothers and a Spy A
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      173 1 11 1 "v Mm hi i 55S AC ALII (SUN-BRAND) BEER I Obtainable at Leading Liquor Stores at the j j| Following Prices from Ist April, 1916. j ASAHI BEER. j |j j QUARTS: at $11.80 (Per Case of 4 Doz.) I j: at $3 Per Doz. PINTS: at $10.50(Per
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    Cinemas For Children.
    523 2 Literature for children of a ban- j Jred or so vt-ars ago would be regarded to-day as iearsome nourishment for undeveloped minds. It was full of wise saws and sawdust verbiage, bat the principal part of it consisted of "moral thrillers" —stories of the most fearful and
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    IT'S A BAD SIGN
    165 2 When you have that obstinate, lingering cough which will not be skaken off. There is no cough at any stage, whether old or young, but what needs attention. A cough soon wrecks a strong constitution, soon makes one helpless, in fact a cough is a very
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      255 2 LA GIRALDA CIGARS. I The Best SOLE AGENTS. I I DO YOU LOVE YOUR HAIR I I Then Try A Phial of i I TO-DAY. I j rhisoil beautifying and increasing the growth of the hair, pre- I I voting its falling off, restoring it to its natural colour, making
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      514 2 THE VICTORIA CONFECTIONON AND STORE 387, Victoria Street, Singapore. The place where you can always get Fresh Cakes, lees, Cold Hot Drinks FROM 7 A.M. TO 12 MIDNIGHT. Wedding, Birthday or Christening Vanilla Walnut, Chocolate or Maraschino cream tarts. Jam and Apple tarts a speciality. THE Secret of our Success:
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    Daylight Saving in Malaya.
    526 3 A Good Suggestion. Mr. James Lamont, of Beach street, Penary, writiDg to th" "Echo" says The arguments in favour of daylight saving are so trite and well known that it is almost unnecessary to recapitulate them. The fact of the Home Government having passed a daylight
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    Death of Well Known Shipping Clerk.
    118 3 Yokohama papers announce the death of Mr. George Hodgts who retired in 11U4 from the position o« Shipping Clerk at the British Cm an late Geteral, after forty-seven yea id' service in Jdpai. Mr. Hodges came to Japan in 1867 at a member of
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    19 3 A Dutch sailing ship was taken into Borknm by the Germans and charged a with espionage en May 30.
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      349 3 NEW SHIPMENT OF. as NOVELS F»vitalial-iecl In 1916. B Y VARIOUS AUTHORS. VIZ., gir A onan Dojla H. Rider Haggard gi, Wai. Blagnay Charles Garvice William le Queux Paul Trent V[ i orcnec Warden Charles Dickens j ,ph HockiDg Lawrence L. Lynch y iX Pcmberton Mrs. Henry Wood geftdon Hill
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      617 3 STAND UP TO IT Do not Confuse Useless Sacrifice with Real Efficiency. I The British Milk Products Co., Ltd., 69, Mark Lane. London. England :—SANAPHOS. Clear your mind of the idea that there is any credit in beinsj j crushed by your responsibilities. The Empire wants more than I that
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    "Made in Germany."
    415 4 '•British make" is a trade-mark that the populace of the British Isles particularly admire says the Literary Digest. Even when it is absent, they like to feel that the articles they are wont to buy at home are of Bi itish workmanship, and that for that reason
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    Siam's Foreign Trade.
    98 4 The Harbour Department has issued the following abstract showing the total number and tonnage of foreign steamers which called at the Port of Bangkok during the month of May, 1916 Nationality No. Tonnage British 31 27,039 Norwegian 27 22,355 Chinese 4 3,134 Dutch 4 IMS Japanese 2
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    83 4 It is not often that a King performs the ceremony of knightin* an actor behind the Royal box of a theatre, and Mr. Arthur Collins it seems, had some trouble in procuring a sword with which Kins George might bestow the knighthood on the shoulders of Frank R Benson. Some
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      565 4 AUCTION SALES. THE TAN JONG GEMOK ESTATES LIMITED. (Is Liquidation) AUCTION SALE By Order of the Commissioner of Lands and Mines To be held AT HIS OFFICES IN JOH9RE On Saturday, 24th June, 1916, at 3 p.m. All that piece of land situate at Johore and estimated to contain an
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      639 4 AUCTION SALES. AND In The Matter of Behn Meyer Co im Company within the meaning of Vh« enm said Ordinance. Auction Sale Of Valuable Landed Properties Situate at Collyer Quay de Souza Street, Prince Street Rnh. i Kanisah Marican Road, Mohamed Sultan Hoad 'and Gr Singapore, and also the Goodwill
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    In the Vosges.
    858 5 Romance still lives in the Vos*e« spite of the fart that elsewhere along the line she has be«n pretty *el! HMMd, bombed, and fire-cur-tained out of existence. In the heights men still light with Cold hi eel, hand to hand, und have little traffic with the 4J-centimetre
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    War Prisoners' Horrible Treatment
    277 5 Six ironch non-commissioned onicers and soldiers have managed to send a letter describing life in a German fortress, writes the Paris correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. J hey wore sentenced c»n March tfth, ll'lii, to eleven months' imprisonment iin a fortress for attempting to escape, hut
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    Police Launch Tragedy.
    138 5 A very unfortunate occurrence on board a Water Police launch was investigated by Mr. J. R. Wood (Coroner) and a jury at the Magistracy at Hongkong recently. It appeared that the No. 3 launch, in charge of Police Sergeant Fox and Lance Sergeant Joy, was proceeding through
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    The Study of Sanskrit
    133 5 In connection wiih the riews expressed in this momiug's leader it is interesting to note what Professor A. A. Macdonall. Professor of Sanskrit at Oxford, has to say in regard to the teaching and study of that language. To cover the wide field of knowledge, represented
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      82 5 KOH Co s Cheap Sale! i Cheap Sale! Cheap Sale! I I NOW ON I I Everything Cheap I I c A Genuine I a S^k^^lH I I I To prove it give us your 1 I personal visit. I We don't charge you anything j if you don't buy.
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      347 5 POSTA6E STAMPS. A Collection of British Colonial Stamps being broken to meet Collectors requirements. The Continental Stamp Co. D. High Street, Singapore. 3>l v SOPHIA LODGE No. A, Sophia Road, Singapore. A high-class Private Hotel situated cm an elevation in a quiet and healthy locality. Comfortable and airy rocms with
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    CHINA NEWS.
    47 6 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE REPUBLIC. Protest To Tuan Chi-jui. The Shensi merchants here have telegraphed to Premier Tuan Chijui protesting against the despatch of troops to Tungkwan. They reminded him that he "must not aid a wolf to devour the people."
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    General Chang Hsun's Denial.
    35 6 General Chang Hsun has telegraphed from Hsuchowfu that no such thing as a unanimous vote, asking President Yuan Shih-kai to resign, was passed at the fourth meeting of the Nanking conference.
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    The White Wolf?
    41 6 It is rumoured, says the Peking Daily News, that the notorious White Wolf, whose fearful actions have never been forgotten by the people, is again showing activities against the Central Government along the frontiers of Honan and Hupeh.
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    Liang Chi-Chiao Resigns.
    43 6 The local Intelligence Bureau Republican Government of China yesterday announced that Liang Chi-chiao has tendered his resignation as Chief of the Bureau of Political Affairs of the Chunwuyuan (Republican Military Council) owing to the death of his father at Canton.
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    Salt Guards for Fukien Held.
    55 6 Owing to the refusal of the China Merchants and other shipping companies to transport troops for the Peking Government, the 300 guards for the Salt Office in Fukien have been unable to sail for their destination. The authorities have, however, decided to send them there
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    Bank of China in Shanghai.
    73 6 The N.C.H, is officially informed that the foreign banks are now in a position to render to the Bank of China any assistance that may prove necessary ?nd have notified the Bank of China accordingly. For the moment, however, the Bank's own resources appear adequate
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    Fraudulent Telegrams.
    188 6 Few things have brought greater discredit on Chinese politics than the number of fraudulent telegrams which have been despatched by both sides in the present controversy. One such is alleged to have been sent to Peking from Shanghai a few days ago, and the allegation rests on the
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    148 6 Death of Prince Tsai-Lan. Prince Tsai-Ian, elder brother of the former Emperor of China, and uncle of the young Kmperor deposed at the first revolution, is reported to have died at li o'clock on the morning of April 19. says the Japan Times. He was taken suddenly ill, and died
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    Murder of General Chen.
    190 6 The murder of General Chen Chimei, one of the most famous and courageous leaders of Republican troops in China, at his home in the French Concession, Shanghai, is referred to in the China Press of May 19. General Chen had been at the head of the
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    Interviews With Sun.
    127 6 Dr. Son Vat-sen recently arrived in Shanghai from Japan. He is said to have had several interviews with Geueral Chen at which all point of diflertnce between his branch and others of the Revolutionaries were completely and amicably settled. This fact is pointed out as a refutation
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      875 6 PALLADIUM] Siafaaore's Premier Theatre Orchard Road Singapore's Premier Theatre To-Night 3.1S THE PICK OF THE BASKET. To-Night 9| 5 The Mothering Heart A Biograph Feature of Superlative merit, played by Miss Betty C and Charles West in startling realistic fashion. Alive draml aIJ? start to finish. ran3a fron > THE
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    496 7 THE BATAVIA RACES. Successful Meeting. The fir** *y of Batata Baitenzorg Racing Cljb's B proved a pronounced success ci ht o'clock sharp, His Ex- theGc er nor-General, Graaf i Limburg-Btirom arrived with They drove to the stand, gtore Mr. Beaker, president of 'he ceived them and welcomed rhe
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    Garrison Golf Club.
    33 7 The Result of the men's Medal Competition for June was as IollnwB Comdr. R. D. Forbes, 96—18=78 89-10=79 WolryChe Whi^ore! Col W. H. Basevi, 101—U=83. 5 cards were taken out.
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    Champion Wrestler Beaten.
    51 7 A great sensation has been caused amen*? lore** of wrestling by the defeat of the Japanese champion on May 25, who had remaine 1 unvancjuiahed for five years. Tochigiyama, the victor, is reported to have earned 5.000 yen in the form of presents from his patrons and
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    Lawn Tennis.
    70 7 S. C. C. Tournament. No piay was possible yesterday owing to rain. On Tuesday the following matches were decided: Cha MP i ONSHlP.—Wodehouse beat Pasb *—3 7—5. Profession Pairh.—Telegraph 1 Wilkinson and Rose beat Shipping I Jackson and Dove, 6 —2 4—4. Telegraph V. Murray and Dunbeat Merchants
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    Straits Produce.
    238 7 (Singapore, Jane 14). Tin. —$89J. buyers no sellers. Copra.—Weak. Business done. Tapioca.—Weak. Business done. Sago Flour "Weak. Busines* done. Gambier. —No business. Pepper- —Weak. No business. Other Products' —Market Quiet. latest Local Market Quotations. Nutmegs 110 S. per picul $32.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 40.00 Copra Bali 8.70 Copra
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    FIXTURES.
    128 7 Te-day. Lodge Eastern Gate, g 30 p. m H Water- 1" 16 a.m. 8 ft. ;9 26 p ni. 9 ft. 3 ins. To-morrow Full Moon. 8.1. homeward mail closes. Legislative Council 2.30 p.m. P. <fc O. outward mail expected. H:gti Water—ll-6 a.m. 8 ft. 3 ins 10- 12
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    Tan Jiak Kim Portrait Fund.
    49 7 Mr. See Teong Wah, Honorary Secretary and Treasurer acknowledges receipt with many thanks of :be following subscriptions:— Amount already acknowledged $1.895 11. E. Sir \rthur Young, (l. C. M G. o j We Kay Siaog 25 R*v. J. A. B. Cook 5 Total $1,945
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    U.S.A. PRESIDENCY.
    791 8 Preparations for an American Presidential election involve a degree of excitement and political agitation almost unknown anywhere else in the world. As every election of the chief magistrate of the Commonwealth involves two principal elections viz.,(l) the selection of the candidate by the members of a particular party
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    To-Day's Contents.
    162 8 i The Great War Page. In the East The Western Front 9 i The Italian Campaign 9 Late Lord Kitchener The Balkans 16 Fiench Consular News It' Cinemas for Chi Id ten Daylight Saving in Malaya Death of well known Shipping Clerk Made in Germany Siam'a Foreign Trade
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      113 8 JUST RECEIVED IRR©Y 1906' Champagne. Sole Agents Caldbeck Macgregor Co. Wine and Spiiit Merchants. ADELPHIi HOTEL In connection with THE Fancy Fair ON BEHALF OF Blinded Sailors' and Soldiers' Funds. BRITISH AND FRENCH) MASQUERADE BALL WILL BE HELD ON FRIDAY. JUNE 30, 1916. Four Valuable Prizes For Further Particulars See
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      19 8 Sweetened Condensed Milk per case sldQn J 2 Sterilised Natural Milk SjK 1 Ideal Unsweetened Milk $10 50 1
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    Local and General.
    634 9 fin is at 11 up. c a c Gambier is nominal at 57/6 rubier is quoted at 41/3 in London. jg.lv Swettenham is at present on visit to Ipoh. er in quote I in London as I i pc 2/6; Sheet 2/s^. I Outer's te'ogram says that
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    Appeal Court.
    695 9 Provident Fond Case. Appeal Allowed. a o ay afterno °n the appeal of a. is. klyne against the Municipal Commissioners was commenced, before the Chief Justice (Sir J. A. S. Bucknill K.C.). Mr. Justice Lbden and Mr. Justice Sproule. Our readers will remember that last month Klyne brought
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    Malacca Vinolia Association.
    277 9 On Friday last the members of the Vinolia Association, Malacca,enI tamed Mr. A. F. de Conceicao of M-ssrs Sime, Darby and Co., Malacca to dinner at the residence of Mr. J. W. Jansen on the occasion of the eve of his departure to Japan on leave to
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    Commodore T.W. Kemp.
    95 9 Renter wires to-day that Captain T. W. Kemp has been appointed, Commodore. This officer is well known in China waters and in India, he having been lieutenant of EL M. S. Aurora in 1900 in China, when he was specially mentioned in, despatches for his services in
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    230 9 From the 24th inst. the baking of white bread in Holland will again be permitted. Mr. E. A M. Williams has been admitted as a partner into the business carried on by Messrs Lowe, Bingham, and Matthews at Hongkong, Shanghai, Singapore, and London. Mr. K. Venketasamy, of the Eastern Extension
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    47 9 The Western Front. Calm before the Storm. RE LITER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, June 14, 1.5 a.m. Paris :—The communique says there were no infantry actions on the northern Verdun front. Intermittent bombardment took place east and west of the Me use. All was quiet elsewhere.
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    THE BRITISH LINE.
    117 9 Enemy Concentrating. Gallant Canadians. London, June 14, 2.55 a.m. General Sir Douglas Haig's communique states that a gallant and successful attack by the Canadians at 1 30 in the morning gained the whole objective, namely our old p >sition on a fifteen hundred yards P nt south-east
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    Coming from Belgium.
    63 9 London, June 13, 5,40 a.m. Amsterdam It is reported that 120,000 German infantry from the garrison of Belgium and other sections on the western front have been concentrated at Zonnebeke and Gheluvelt. Considerable reserves are also being forwarded. The British artillery inflicted heavy losses on the German
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    Italian Campaign.
    62 9 A Steady Advance. London, June 13, 9 p.m. Rome: The communique states that our advance between the Adige and Brenta has made some progress, though tenaciously disputed. We stormed a strong position east of Cimamezzano in Lazarina Valley. Repeated counter-attacks were repulsed. An attempt by the enemy in
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    Late Lord Kitchener.
    182 9 Memorial Services at Home. London, June 13, 10.25 p.m. Among the representatives of India at the memorial service in St. Paul's Cathedral were Pratap Singh of Jodhpur, Raja Ratlam, Sir Amarsinghji Banesinghji Sirdar Singhji, son of Rajahiraja of Shahpura. Memorial services for Lord Kitchener were also held
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    In the East.
    229 9 The Advance in Galicia. i London, June 13, II 25 p.m. Petrograd The communique says The enemy having at many points withdrawn out of reach of our southern armies the number of prisoners has increased but little, and is now 115,700. We reached the river Stokhod, northwest
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    Around Czernovitz.
    192 9 Communications Cut. London, June 14, 1.2o p.m. Petrograd The Russians have cut the railway communication of Czernovitz with the north. Heavy fighting is proceeding east, south-east and north of the town. Suppressing Bad News. London, June 14, 1.25 p.m. Amsterdam The German cen sors are suppressing the news
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    25 9 Lomlou, Jane 14,12 30 p.m. The death is announced of Professor Bttvum Phillips Thompson, tl. rViL»ions electrical engineer, who ;orn on June 19, 1851.—
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    The Balkans.
    50 10 Greece Demobilised. London, June 13, 7.5 p.m. It is officially stated that th i Ireek demobilisation is practically complete. Leave has been given to a large number of reserves of the remaining eight classes. The Greek Government hopes thai this will remove misapprehensions and considerably relieve Greek finances.
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    Russians in Romania.
    36 10 London, June 14, 3.10 p.m. Telegrams from Bukharest state that a Russian detachment crossed the Pruth into Rumania. Rumania protested, and the Russian commander apologised and .-aid it was due to a misundertsanding.
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    American Presidency.
    43 10 Germans Want Hughes. London, June 14, 1.25 p.m. Amsterdam: The Germans are pleased at the nomination of Mr. -Justice Hughes instead of the antiOerman Mr. T. Roosevelt. They assert that Mr. Hughes must have the German-American vote to defeat Dr. Wilson.
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    Praise for Mr. Wilson.
    134 10 London, June, 14, 3.10 p.m. St. Louis: At the opening of \he Democratic Convention exiGovernor Glynn, the chairman, highly tributed Dr. Wilson's statemanship and affirmed that his policy of neutrality was truly American. London, June 14, 12,30 p.m. New York: German-Americans ire trying to secure support
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    Rubber Returns.
    213 10 May Outputs. Messrs Bateman and Company the Secretaries of the Jimah Robber Estates Ltd. advise an output of 14,082 lbs of dry rubber. Mr. James Snodgrass advises the May outputs for the following estates •elepah Valley (Johore) Rubber Estates, Ltd. 20,600 lbs. •£ota Tingffi (Johore) Rubber Co., Ltd.
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    46 10 At untitled a Chinese has dnticed away a young Chinese girl, who took away fly. COO from her home The police are endeavouring to trace the culprit and return the tfirl to her parents. It is not believed that the girl went with him i>y consent.
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    French Consular News.
    300 10 (By courtesy of the French C< nsulate-) Paris, June 12, 7 p.m. Yesterday there was a duel of artillery on the front of Verdun and Champagne. To-day, we destroyed works on the west of Soissons; we repulsed an attack on the west of i the fort of
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    The Antarctic Expedition.
    88 10 London, June 14,12.30 p.m. The Admiralty announces that the Government had approved of the equipment of the ship Discovery for a two years' search for Sir E. Shacklbton's party in the Wed del I Sea when the news of his arrival at the Falkland Islands was received.
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    New Japanese Minister.
    286 10 Changes at the Court of St. James's London, June 13, 2 55 p.m. The Japanese Ambassador to the Court of St. James,Marquis Katsunosuke Inouye, is returning to Japan for family reasons. Viscount Sutemi Chinda, the present Ambassador at Washington, succeeds him. [Viscount Sutemi Chinda, the retiring Ambassador
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    Fushun Coal Export Returns.
    92 10 The export returns of Fushun Coal for the port of Dairen for the month of April last says the M. D. N. give a total of 42,795 tons, exclusively shipped by steamers, showing an increase of 7,522 tons and 6,540 tons over the previous month and
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    28 10 Several important exporters in Holland have been smuggling potatoes on a colossal scale, says a Hague wire. In several towns in Holland there exists a shortage of potatoes.
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    Police Courts.
    150 10 Counterfeit Notes. Yesterday, in the third court, Inspector Dunne mentioned a pecu liar case in which a Hokien is charged with refusing to pay legal fare to a rikisha puller, and with assaulting the puller, and further with being in possession of four counterfeit $5. notes. It appears
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    A Youthful Offender.
    63 10 In the third court, yesterday, a Cantonesa youth 16 years of age was charged by Detective Inspector Miller with the theft of a silver watch, ten chains, a penknife and a pipe from a shop in Pagoda Street. The accused admitted thu theft, saying that he wanted
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    Assault Case.
    104 10 It will be remembered that a week ago three Europeans and a Eurasian were charged in the second court with assaulting and voluntarily causing grievous hurt to a European named H. E. G. Courtney, and the case was remanded until yesterday. On the resumption of the hearing Inspector
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    Trade of Bangkok.
    61 10 The Bangkok Customs Department advises the following approximate return shewing the values of imports and exports during the month of May 1916 Imports. Tieals 3 per cent. Goods 6,322.730 Wine, Beer and Spirits... 186,377 Gold leaf 30,000 Bullion Coin 26,774... 56,774 Opium 343,162 Total, Tcs. 6,909,043 Exports.
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    10 10 [TTe do not necessarily endo-,. opinions expressed by corresponds
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    The Spilting Nuisance.
    119 10 to the Editor of the i/al u Ja Tribm( Sir.—I notice in your to-day's date a reference to is spitting nuisancs. The author],il! are undoubtedly rather lax in S1 pore; bat it seems to be m Ceylon. I quote from the Cevl on Independent of a recent
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    An Unfortunate Company
    130 10 Bukit Toman Meeting (From Our Special Corresponds*. Penang, June 15. At the meeting of the Baft Toman Hydraulic Tin Mining Com. pany held yesterday Mr. Waugfa presiding, it was decided to wind up the company. Mr. Archibald Lindley was appointed to ad tf liquidator. The Chairman in
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    Amateur Drawing Association.
    127 10 The Competitions in connection with tbe above Association held during May and June resulted a§ under Billiard Championship (prize presented by Mr. Lim Chin Kuan Champion—Mr. Lee Ah Kok! Runner up—Mr. Koh Choree S®ng. Drawing—General Work l*t prize (presented by Mr. Oon Beng Teck) won by Mr.
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 10 Singapore, Jim' lo Oa J.on lon— Bank 4 m/p. 2/4 19/32 Demand Private 3 m/?. 2/4 13/16 On India— Bank T. T. \U\ O Hoogkon*— Bank d/d 12* 0 i ShanghaiBank J/d. On Java— Bank T. T. 1 On J*p n Bank d/d. 11. Sovereigns—baying rate 8.54 India C
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    793 11 ?rices Quoted ia the Market this Moraiat Singapore, Joke 15. Lyall and Evatfc, Exchange and Shar Broken, issue the following liat of quotations Robber Shares. Nona. Value. Buyers. Sellers. f fi V V- Anglo-Malay 10/- H/6 1 Ayer Kuning 22/6 27/6 Batang Malakn 2/7 J 3/_ 1
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      433 11 Orand Matinee To day at 5 p. m. (Wednesday, 14th June, 1916) The f+ JB mma ft bwhe-sea, Cinema vHOIIfII on Beach Roan. PRESENTS THE GREAT TEMKWA COMPANY I Japan's foremost troupe of remarkable Illu- ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■j q T d I sionuts Juggler*, Magicians, and also 25 A DTICTTC introducing STAR
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      43 11 ECONOMY IN WAR-TIME WW. inn kaa spcat a great deal of money ia adverti«i»g it cannot alter it* prncea wttkout losing muck of tke benefit of tte advertising. It is tkereiore an undoubted advantage to buy advertised goods wkem general prices are rising.
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    Hints to Subscribers.
    430 12 American Methods. The metropolitan editor is usually h lofty individual who hides behind the editorial 11 we." The country editor is and must be every one's friend, and he is a long-suffering fellow too, as this plaint from the Bunker Hill (Kan.) Advertiser gives evidence says the
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    The Bookworm.
    198 12 Submitted by a Second Year HighSchool Boy. Robinson Carisok This book was chosen by Depoe, a «nan of many qualities and professor at Fordham University. It was •edited by Ginn and Company, containing one hundred and fort)-nine pages, costing sixty-five cents. Professor Depoe's selections are ✓cry interesting. He
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    68 12 The romantic story told about the :son wedding of the rebel Ran* kett and Miss Grace Gilford, sister-in-law of the rebel MacDonagh is strongly reminiscent of the bisU rie «ise of Robert Emmet leader of tl c rebellion of 1803, who might have reaped to America but, owing to adeMre
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    A Reign of Terror.
    150 12 Some time ago, uention was made in one of onr Bangkok contemporaries of exceptionally daring plons" and murders, accomplished by groups of dacoits in the Ban Nok Kwek district. From reports that have lately reached Bangkok, it yon Id appear that practically little has been done
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    Energetic Action.
    185 12 Many representations have lately been made to the Government, who have at last decided to send thither H. E. Phya Raxasena, whose energetic action and prompt decision have already done so much towards restoring peace to other disquieted districts. He has already made his presence felt at Rajaburi
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    62 12 There is an unusual amount of sickness in Malacca of late, both amongst the Native and European populations. Malaria appears to be the principal trouble and it is undoubtedly spreading from district to district. But for the fact that Malacca at normal times is looked upon as one of the
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    64 12 The Japan Times is asked by the Russian Embassy to state that the Russian Government has neither agreed on nor negotiated for any loan with the Masuda Bill Broking Bank in Osaka, and to state that other references made in an article in the Hochi and translated in the 14
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    Local Share Market.
    136 12 (Exclusive to the Malaya Tribume). Messrs Latham and Co., the Arcade, advise the following quotations for to-day:— Alor Gajah $3.35 $3.50x(* Ayer Kunings 1.30 1.40 AyerMolek 2.05 2.15 Ayer Panas 8.75 8.90 Balgownie 4.35 4.50 Bukit Jelotong 0.55 0.60 Bukit Katil 0.80 0.87^ Changkat Serdg.... 8.25 8.50"
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    47 12 On May 23 another batch of Japanese immigrants sailed for Peru by the T. K. X, liner Seiyo Maru. They will work on sugar plantations there. In July, it is reported, they will be followed by still another hatch of farmers to work on the same plantations.
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    End of Oriental Rugs.
    326 12 One of the luxuries that we must perforce dispense with, it seems, through the agency of war, is the Oriental rag. Authorities in thii industry furnish the reminder that Erzerum, the ancient capital of Armenia, is the centre of the Oriental rug-making district, and, since that
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    England and Siam.
    161 12 Last year telegrams passed between the Sovereigns of the two countries in connection with our King's contribution to the Widows' and Orphans' Fund of the Durham Light Infantry Regiment, with which His Majesty was connected in his student days. A few days ago we (Siam Observer) reported
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      184 12 Train Services. Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. Mail Daily leaves for the north at 7.7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Other trains leave for Johore at 9 a.m. 10.29 a.m. noon 1.30 p.m. 2.55 p.m. 4.40 p.m. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and 7.14 p.m. Trains leave from Johore 7.9. 8.42,
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      525 12 TAMANOYA HOTEL, 5-19 Beach Koa4. Most Comfortable Japanese Hotg] in Singapore. Charges Moderate H. AHMAD^ Civil aid Structural Engineer. Surveyor and Building Contractor 125 Serangoon Road. Office 111 Market s Plans and Estimates at nominal charges 5-5 RANEECUNCE Drainpipes 1 AND Channels SOLE AGENTS: INDO MALAY CO., SINGAPORE. j MASSAGE
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      62 12 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for to-d»y 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.R, m Bras Basah Rd. Malay Co. To-morrow. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hail S.V.A. >» do Maxim Co. do SR.E.v. do. Veterans Co. 4.45 Parade at Drill Hall, Transport to Tanglin. Chinese Co. Officers <fc N.C.O's. 5.15 p.m. Bras Basah Rd.
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    Tesla's Million=Dollar Mystery.
    708 13 Xear Shoreham, on Long Island, standi a great lattice-work tower, nearly two hundred feet high, with a copper mushroom for a top. This is Nikola Tesla's great electric tower whose purposes have never been accurately known. He has asserted :hat he was prepared to send electric signals
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    Hongkong Y.M.C.A.
    104 13 For some time past the great need for a permanent building for the Hongkong branch of the Y. M. C. A. has been felt, and it seems that such a scheme is now well on the way to attainment, thanks to the generosity of two well-known local gentlemen,
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    47 13 Not Dangerous.-Doctor —"You will have to give up all mental work for a few weeks." Patient— 44 But, doctor, in that event my income would cease. I earn my living by writing poems for the magazines Doctor— 44 Oh, you can keep right on at that."—lndianapolis Star.
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    Rocket Photographs.
    317 13 Aerial photographs are playing "a large part in the warfare being conducted in Europe, according to a writer in Popular Photography (New York). Before the war" they were regarded as a novelty of little importance, bat they are now found to be of great value in tracing the
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    Norways Fish to Britain.
    80 13 Mr. Walter Runciman, President of the Board of Trade, has concluded negotiations to purchase Norway's entire catch of fish for a year, depriving Germany of a valuable food and adding to the supply for Great Britain, which, recently, has been reduced to a minimum, from various
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    22 13 The password of the Irish rebels was 14 Limerick which was the battlecry of Jthe Irish troops at the battle of Fontenoy.
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      490 13 Alhambra Theatre I THE HOUSE OF QUALITY BEACH HOAD X j Manage The Leading Theatre in Sin*aix>re E ME 0F FEATIJRE ATTRACTIONS. t J A Constellation of Feature mi™. I I it tUre Fllma of iinest nnality which flm M.H, KENYON.SLADE > J The Ambrosio Film Co. nNQ BUT THE
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    A War=time Resurrection.
    1573 14 The European War in unique in the strange, unthinkable tests it applies to human fortitude and endurance. If you doubt this, picture the crowd waiting in the Gare dv N ord, in Paris, for the arrival of the train-load of grands blesses coming in from Germany via
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      524 14 SUCCESSFUL EXPERIMENT. Asthma got hold of me and reduced me so very much that 1 had to Iese hope of my existence. I am very ?ond of theatres aad outdoor trips. few minutes exposure or attending ven once a theatre will sure and ertain bring me Asthma. Oh I had
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      316 14 I III I ■lflTIirrirrTlfTITflfTTrTTrTTTTrTtrTTrTTTTTTTITrTTlflTTTIITTtllllllTTII11 IITI ll ill 11 lt ICXI^U^uu^,^ II RATHBOURNE DAIRY FARM t The Only Dairy in Singapore under European Management. A FRESH STOCK OF I Milch C o w s I Just brought from India by the Proprietor. j Milking and cleaning of bottles, etc., etc., done
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      398 15 NOTICES NOTICE. The undersigned beg to announce to the public h it a high class Philippine) brass and string band with omplete set is prepared to undertake to play at danc«6, [inner parties, marriages, etc Musicians are exclusively phil i ppinos: Music according to programme. Terms reasonable. Apply to STRAITS
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      592 15 NOTICES KIM HOCK HOE, LIMITED. that the partnership business l at < fy «nH an( at Nos. 53 and o4 Market Street Singarore has been converted into a iSSS company bearing the abov* am Y nxea at $150,000 divided into IS 000 «10 each, 12,000 of wS have been allotted
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      253 15 WANTED WANTED. Wanted apprentices for Eogineer!?*L office A PP j in Person to 11 Raffles Quay. -Jii u_ THE SERVANTS' AGENCY OFFICE. No. 17 Dhoby GkAut. Sia«*pore. (ESTABLISHED 19th) Domestic Servants (Men Women) of every description supplied at moderate charges. Uadermentioned: viz., Book-keepers, Clerk' and Typist?, Shorthand Typists, Conductors, Dressers
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      453 15 BANKS I CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTBALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATBd'in" ENGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER, Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £vmm Keserve Fund £1,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,00 C BANKERS. London Uty and Midland Bank, Ltd Th* u^2 0n .F and Weslmhißtei Bank, Ltd., The National Provincial Bank
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      307 15 JWSUBANCĔ soutiTm INSURANCE CO.. LTD. [Incorporated is New Zealajtd) FIRE Insurances effected on Building*. Rent and Merchandise of every description" MAHXB Insarances accepted to all ».I£!2l of the world at lo rate* EARTHQUAKE Risks accepted. J. HENRY Local Manager, Offices: 2, Finlayson Green. HEUNG ON INSURANCE CO.. LTD. (Incorporated in
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      220 16 I Tel: Address. GUAN KIAT. I O.K. I Telepkone Nos: 1233, 1174. 1178 I I Codes: A. B. C. &A 1. Co. J (Private 1450 1073.) I GUAN KIAT c CO., I. 37 Phillip Street. I Ship=Chandlers, SOLE AGENTS Estate, Rice and 1 Government for Saw-Mill g i and Municipal
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      19 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Dally.] Supplement to the Malaya Tribune Issued Dally.] No. 140 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1916
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        452 1 P.&O.British India AND Apcar Line (Companies Imcorporatbd in Inglakd.) Mail and Passenger Services. Peninsular and Oriental Sailing*. (Under Contract with HU Majesty's Government). For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mall Linos. Homeward (for Europb). Outward (for
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        236 1 STOOMVAART-MAATSCHAPPIJ (STEAMSHIP COMPANY) "NEDERLAND" (Incorporated in Holland.) MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN JAVA AND AMSTERDAM, VIA SINGAPORE, BELAWAN-DELI, SABANG, DURBAN, CAPETOWN, LAS PALMAS AND VICE VERSA Steamers are dae to arrive on the undermentioned date* OUTWARD. Kon. der Nederl. June 17 Grotius June 17 Rembrandt July 28 P. Juliana (via Suez) Aug.
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        561 1 N.Y.R. NIPPON YTJSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHFP CO.) EUROPEAN LINEA service is maintained between Yokohama via poits to Marseilles and London, under mail contract with the Imperii Japanese Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted with all
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      Singapore Sailing List.
      729 2 Europe, For London Tokuahima Maru in port Khuio Maru in port City of Lincoln due June 20 Cyclops Jane 19 Nagova June 22 Katori Maru June 28 Mentor July 1 City of Sparta due Jnne 30 Nyanza July 6 City of Bombay July 7 City of Vienna
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      96 2 For London is due here the Ellerman liner City of Sparta about June 30. Messrs McAlister k Co. are her She has tine accommodation tor saloon passengers vide advt. page 7. For Malacca, Penang, Colombo and London, yin the Capu of Good Hope is advised to sail to-day the N.Y.K
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      Harbour Movements.
      305 2 Vessels in Port. British STEAMER. BERTH DATE Recorder K. Harbour 13-5 Giang Seng Dock 26-5 Quarta Inner Rds 12-6 Moyune No. 7 Wharf 2-6 Katoa Outer Rds 3-6 Ningchow do 8 6 Magnet Inner Rds 9-6 Patrol K Harbour do Tara No. 2 Wharf 10-6 Ban Hin Guan
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      Singapore Clearances.
      51 2 Hong Lee for Batu Pahat. Euryalus for Rangoon. Sappho for P. Dickson and P. Swett en ham. Tokushima Maru for Durban. Singaradja for Laboean Bilik, Tandjong Balei and Medan. Hong Wan for Batu Pahat. Kaka for Malacca and Muar. Meranti for Kota Tinggi. Wilhelm for Batavia, Cheribon and
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      Straits Steamship Co's Movements.
      106 2 s.s. Kaka sails this afternoon from the roads for Malacca and Mnar at 4.30. Bs. Sappho leaves the roadst -ad this afternoon for Port Dickson and Port Sweetenham at 4. The following vessels entered this a.m.: s.s. Klanj;, from Penang and P. Swetthenham s.s. Ranee, from
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      The Waterfront.
      546 2 Wireless Reports. Noon To-day. Vessels in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless station s. 8. Kamo Maru, s. s B'Jacob, s.s. Melchior Trenb. Alex. Campbell is now in command of the s,s. Anjou. For Penang, will be despatched to-day the B. I. liner Sangola. The N,
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      Fire in Penang Harbour.
      239 2 K. P. M. Liner Damaged At about a quarter to elever Monday morning says the yl'" fire broke out on the K.p v der Parra which had arrived in' Vat earlier in the morning from n V K Deli. Tb fire slarMinThf:'::room and immediatelv cot hand.
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      New Japanese Line.
      65 2 The Sboahohoyoko, Toki thh ping firm, has started a uewlfoi between Japan and Beuttie. calhai at Vladivostok on the homeward rue The four vessel* to open the w rria will be the Ifaiu, 7 ?ony Esan Mam. 5,000 tons \tak> Maru. 6,000 tons, and baiter" Maru 6,000
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      Bombay-London Steamer Freight.
      73 2 The Bombay Lor on steamai freights via Marseilles and Liverpool, which once attained the height of 165 shillings per ton from the antebellum rate of 19 rJepretaed to 130s. during last February and ban further declined to 9-K This H principally ascribed to aa excess of hold
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      Captain W.S. Stalker Dead.
      119 2 The death occurred at thr Genera. Hospital. Shanghai on Ma> age of 63, of Captain W. S. Si kt late of S. C. Gemini. Captain .-talker had been for many years in command of Indo China steamers hia lust command being the Aft« leaving the Indo
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      155 2 The s.s. Risoer has arrived at Penang from Calcutta. She ha* 6,260 tons of coal for the Eastern Shipping Co., Ltd., at that poi The KUerman (Hall; liner Netherby Hall, from China j-ortsvia Singapore homeward bound, has passed the Suez Canal on the inst. From May 16-30 30shipt coali Sabang
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      Tightness of Tonnage.
      237 3 How Portugal Can Relieve It. tmber of German ve&Pels 1 in Portuguese ports is 70 tonnage of 240,066. The f thii fleet is the Bulow, QB t at Lisbon, Zieten, 8,021 Mozambique, Wnrtenberg, toni at Lisbon, Kronprinz, S at Delagoa Ba>, Mohican, ns at Fayal, Prinz Heinrich,
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      New Panama Dock.
      203 3 ria true:ion work at the Paci ii .als, m\ ich includes the con. >n of Iru 1,000 ft. dry dork, ing plant, and new whatves in i piers as well as the operation of Jesa Hill quarry for the E«s' t r, hue been pushed forward he
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      The Togo Maru Affair.
      111 3 Sung Chang S. S. Co., Dairen M nas applied to the District Court for the pro»iittachment of the s*. Togo owned by a Japanese shipHokkaido, The Company d tv charter the above vessel ember 18th last for one year at 0 }er month tbroegh Mr. K.
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      28 3 untitled for vessels a waiting delivery tlin Genera] Post Office are bs. Garry vale, s.s. HackJ Kichmond, S.S. Sick. At '\> «tal matter for the s.s. J waiting delivery.
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      The Pacific Mail.
      226 3 Further New Vessels on Stocks. In connection with the resumption W R ft M aBrvioe b y Mp«tsr Grtt( e a »'l ihe despatch of the newly acqu,red Dutch West Indian liners, a Japanese Consular report In addition to the ai.o, e veas-da, the Company ha, three
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      PORT SWETTENHAM.
      75 3 Vessels Expected. Gregory Apcar (8.T.) loth Jnne, from India for Singapore Agents, Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Tara (K.T.) Uth Jane, from Sing ipore for Penang. Madras and Negaptiam. Agents, Meaars Boustead, Hampshire and Co Ltd. Atreus (Holt) 19th Jnne, from Europe for Singapore, China and Japan.
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      Passenger Lists.
      202 3 Per P. and O. Mongolia. London, lay 12.—T0 Singapore: Mr, G. Glenny, Mr. P. D. Abbott, Mrs. Sanders and child, Mr. J. -C. Schntrnn den Berg, Mr. J. W. < e Piro. Mrs. Craig, Mr. C. Peterson, Miss Brooks. To Penang: Miss A. M. Xeffett. Per P. and
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      European Mails.
      66 3 Delivered in London. The following are the dates of departure from Singapore of the European Mails and their delivery i i London. Mail. Left. Dkliveukd. M. M. Apr. 27 May 29 P. O. Apr. 28 May 29 B. I. May 5 June 5 P. «V O. May 12
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      99 3 June. 15. —Hitm water :—10.16 a.m. 8 ft.; 926 p.m. 9 ft. 3 ins. .June. 16.—High water:—ll.l6 a.m. 8 ft. 3 ins 10.12 p.m. 9 ft. 6 ins. June 17.—Hierh water :—11.54 a.m. 8 ft. 5 ins.; 10.59 p.m. 10 ft. June. 18. —High water :—O-40 a.m.
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      118 3 The following ports are deoiared infected (Signal X G. Q.) and sus pected (Singal F. P. B.)J No. .if Nutn p orl Sifnal. Disea*»- Date. Bangkok ...X.O.Q. Plague ..29H.10.16 ...F.P.B. ...Cholera ...UtMM Do ..F.P.B. ...Small-pox 294.10.Ui rw, ...X.G.Q. ...Plague ...606.2«. I Batavia ...F.P.B. ...Cholero... 849J6.M Bombay ...X.G.Q. ...Small-pgx 297.10.16
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        39 3 SINGAPORE SHIPGHANDLERYGo SHIPCHANDLERS 8 PROVIDORINo CONTRACTORS, s The Company's Launch nieetx incoming ships. office:—l 6 Battery Road. TAKE LIFT TO TOP FLOOR Telephone No. 141. Orders promptly attended to from January Ist, 1916. H. W/.H. STEVENS, Manager. 5-1 H
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        450 3 M. M. MESSACERIES MARITIMES. Mail Line. FOR CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON, MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD OUTWAJU) 1916 Paul Lecat June 2H Atlantique June. 20 Magellan Jnne 80 Potynanien July 4 A. Lebon July 28 Athoa July 18 For all particulars apply to T. De COURTOIS. Agent. ELLERMAN LIME. Ellerman and Bucknall Steamship Co..
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        360 3 Combined Service The Ocean S.S. Co., Ltd (Incorporated in England) AND The West Australian S. N. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England.) ■nan FREMANTLE (PERTH), NORTH WEST AUSTRALIAN PORTS, TAVA AND SINGAPORE. Regal sailing bf -tweou Singapore ciud Western Ausp alia, calling at Java (as inducement offers;, Derby, Kir»g'a Boaad (Port
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        430 3 Mails Close. T*4ay. Port Dicluon aud Port Hwettenham *SapDho ow Batu Pahat HoS w J® OurUn TokJhSL lL« Im Era Laboean Bilik, Tandjong gngaradja 2.30 pm Villa a Hoa W n 2-30 pn> Malacca arid Muar Kaka 5 ob T n JP Meranti 4 pm Bangkok Wilhelni 4 pm Ran
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        574 4 TOYO KISEN KAISHA THE NEW ROUTE VIA HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, THE INLAND SEA, KOBE, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU AND B \N FRANCISCO TO ALL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES, CANADA, MEXICO AND EUROPE. Sailings; from Hongkong. Steamer Displacement Speed Leave Hongkong, Via Manila omitting Shanghai. PERSIA MARU 9,000 Tons July 4th TENYO
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        567 4 Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Japan) {Contractor*, to the Imperial Japanese Army and Navy and to Foreign Governments.) Cable addresses Codes Jped IfIVEW. Al, A.8.C., DOCEYAKD ll jnjk ILJSA B Western Union Ko ll M B jp Scott's. Lieber's, and DOCK-DAIREN. Engineering. KOBE Shipbuilders, Engineers, Boiler and Locomotive Makers
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        378 4 Ocean Steam Company, Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam N ay (Incorporated in Engia nd) The Companies' steamers art Uto patched from Liverpool outward* f the Straits, China and Japan even week and from Japan honewarxh foj London, Amsterdam and Amwern every fortnight for Genoa, UmrtS. lea and Liverpool and for
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