Malaya Tribune, 31 August 1916

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. VENLNG DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. J. No. 2C5 SINGAPOBE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1916 Price 5 Celts. Che Walapa tribune. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3L
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      67 1 Bulloch, Lade's j Whiskies. j SCOTCH WHISKY Jls Prepared for Export. (EXTRA SPECIAL, GOLD LABEL. SPECIAL VERY OLD. WHITE LABEL. Propriiars Bulloch, Lade >& Co.,.udL. Distillers at Glasgow. Islay. and OFFICES: GLASGOW and LONDON;. HECK, HASBREGOR Go. SOLE AGENTS. 1-7 31-12-16 j Annual Cash Clearance j I COMMENCES TO-MORROW SEI*
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      16 1 i'ONODA" Portland I I ;^^v^. v 1 Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. Ij Incorporated in japan.) j
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    Penang News.
    168 2 (Fr+m Our Special Correspondent.) Blue Cross Gymkhana. Successful Evert. The Blue Cross Gymkbanatheld at Pcnang on Saturday last preyed amoat successful function. Fine weather prevailed and with His Excellency the Governor's donation it is believed that over one thousand dollars hare been netted for injured horses. Excellent entries
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    Tit Bits.
    109 2 When I don't want a man's attentions and he asks me where I live, I say in the suburbs." 4 Ha, ha! Excellent; but where do you really lire, Misa Brown?" In the suburbs, xMr. Short."—Atlanta Journal. The manager of a music hall was esting the abilities of
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      302 2 The fMOTE —Silk «hades in any colour made to order 1 W» I with head fringe for Lux Double Vi«fcoiia Lamp. Price: $8.50 LUX LUX "'.IlMtf!; H INVEBT LAMP" lamp with mantle; cao be "t8P Incandescent kerosene oil used for cooking just as JBuL lamp, self-contained 700 well at for
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      201 2 J« Ikeda. Japanese Demfcp 41, HILL STREET, (OPPOSITE THP CEV "TTl ßnT"*'* Extraction Painless. Fillings and Gold Crown Pwh" Ist Class Workman*;, p W rk «< Thoroughly conversant in EiltHis!: and vl I Charges Moderate. Office iwn:~Wwk-d»vj f foa a ay Language. SILVER, DEEPLY GOLD, OR 1 ribeiro a co.
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    Indian and English Marriage Laws.
    882 3 interesting Details. I I leave my fate entirely in your 1 nkhip'* 1 lands/ 1 said a. brilliant ng Indiai t>arris l er to the divorce Mr. Justice Ba> grave Dean*, t ri eloquent argument •ntrolling British and rrisges. He appealed from of the Registrar
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 3 i Singapore, August On London— Bank 4 m/s. 2/4 19/32 Demand 2/4 7,32 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 13/16 On India— Bank T. T. 174-j. On Hongkong— P;nk d/d 1\ On Shanghai— Bank d/d. 77} Ou Java— Bank T. T. 135 >n Japan— Bank d/d. 110£ Sovereigns—buying ratie 8.54 India
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      453 3 KEEP J Tne bG Som 810 DOINGS H h rubra is f i3k*am AT THE jji] jf AL,a r I 1 1 HOUSE OJP QUALITY ■croicmo. THE HOME OR" FEATURE ATTRACTIONS jj dation. I The Leading Theatre in Singapore m mm served jj£ •»n -w.w Manager, M. n. KENYON s
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    Local Share Market.
    141 4 Exclusive to the Malaya Tribune.) Mean Litbarn and Co., thf Arcade, ndrim the following quota tions for to-day: Alor Gajah $3.3.3 $3.40 Ayer Kuuinga 1.30 1.40 Ayer Molek 2.35 2.45 Ayer Panaa 10.25 10 50 Balgownie 4.40 4.75 Bukit JelotoDg 0.55 0.65 Bukit Katil 0.70 0.75 ChangkatSerdg....
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    68 4 For the period from the 1st to 7th September, 1916, inclusive, the value of the highest of rubber is fixed at two shillings aud four pence per lb., and the dnty on cultivated rubber on which export dnty is leviable on an ad valorem basis in accordance with the Rules
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    Anecdotes of the Famous.
    261 4 Colonel Churchill, when a boj, visited a seaside place where some of hii schoolfellows were staying with their parents. He used to bathe with them—father* and sons—every morning, but one day he did not appear. Where's Winston V asked the father of one of the boys.
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    Corse of Canada.
    177 4 The Royal Commission appointed to inquire into the charges brought against the Shell Committee and Sir Sam Hughes as to the huge aad '■xcesssive profits said to have been made in connexion with munitions and other supplies has closed its session. Its report has not been issued,
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      1021 4 j The BiggestJNlghtlof the Season TO-NIGHT OPENING NIGHT TO-NIGHT I The Greatest Attraction Ever Brought to Singapore I The Universal Film Co s Masterpiece The Dumb Girl of Portici I The Photo-play adaptation of Auber's Masterpiece "Mo I PRESENTING Pavlova I The Most Wonderful Production in the Entire History of
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      87 4 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for to-day -5.15 p m Drill Hall Maxim Co. 7 to 9 am Balestier Range Malay Co. p m Sepoy Lines S.F.A. Co. To-morrow, September 1. 5.15 Drill Hall S.V.A. m »1 do S.R F. v. j do Maxim Co. do S.V.R. m Fire Station, T.P.
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    Dutch Press Wires.
    24 5 Desertion in the German Army. i ne (jernjan authorities are takin* special steps to deal with the di" tion problem 1#8#r
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    Magyars Dissatisfied.
    7 5 The opposition in the Hungarian
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    Rumania War Credit
    17 5 The war credit of Romania has been increased from 600 to 800 millions sterling.
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    German Press Muzzled.
    23 5 The Leipziger Volkseitnng has been seized for publishing an article advocating the grant of self government to Alsace and Lorraine.
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    Flights of Phantasy.
    33 5 A Berlin communique mentions that all the German submarine which took part in the fight on Augmt LSth have returned safe, 'y to their base, so that none were sunk.
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    Allies Hold the Mastery.
    72 5 According to the latest advices from Salonika, the Allies are thorooghly masters of the Bulgarian attacks and have strengthened their position at Lake Doiran, while the Serbians continue to advance to the North of Strubino. The official communiquo says that the course of further occupations can
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    Greece's Plight.
    105 5 The Greek Government is embarrassed at the Bulgarian advance and has conferred with the Entente ministers, declaring that they have received assurances from Berlin that neicher the Germans nor the Bulgarians will enter Kavala, Drama or Serres. [Kavala is a port at the North Eastern most point of
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    The Rubber Trade.
    91 5 Barlow's Produce Report. For thia w~k*i auction about 740 lona were catalogued. There was a good demand at about last week's 'ate? for Standard Grades, but large q antitieB were withdr from the sale. Ribbed Smoked ShePtsold opto 8188, an advance of Fine Crepe at $117 shows
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    Guthrie's Rubber Report.
    100 5 Singapore, 30th August. A commencement was made today with the sale of the record quantity of 726 tons catalogued for this week's auction. Demand in the forenoon was good but it fell away considerably in the afternoon. Standard Sheet was $1 higher and Standard Crepe $1 lower
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    FIXTURES.
    100 5 To-day. Fillis' Circns. 9.15 p.m. Duprez-Risse, Adelphi Hotel. S.C.C. annual meeting, 5.15 p.m. K«pp«l Oolf Club meeting, 9 p.m. P. O. homeward mail closes. High Water—11.52 a.m. 9 ft. 2 ins. 11.54 p.m. 9 ft. ins. To morrow. St. Giles. Municipal Commission, 2 30 p.m. Opening Commercial Rubber Co's.
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      259 5 LATEST ADVERTS Victoria T* e# LOOK WHO'.' nEP£„T0B iNY On Wedne< SepL 6th > London's Laf jPeatest FaPcjcal jdy "i Lirr(!L 0F FLUFF i September 7 THIEF September 8 The B; of tne Tr eshams irc*ay. September 9 Df Ar D CHARLIE (Howitt) ond y, September 11 EG 0 MY
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      290 5 JLatest Advertisements. NOTICE. We hereby beg to notify the public that on the first day of September, L 916, we will establish ourselves as Rubber Merchants, Auctioneers and Estate Agents at 100, Robinson Road, Singapore. All business transactions entrusted to us will receive our careful and prompt attention. THE COMMERCIAL
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      110 5 STOCKED BY ALL High Class \Liquor D e a I e rsl To-night i To-night COL. FRANK Fillis' Circus AND MENAGERIE. Success at a Bound. Hundreds turned away last night. Acknowl. dged by nil to be the beat Circus Shoe tfa t 1»u rbitedSingapore for some eea 11 DON'T FORGET
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    TOLERANCE.
    1003 6 During the present world crisis, we are all apt to be carried away by strong feelings, and to be impatient with opinions which are not acceptable. In every great dispute in which serious problems are involved, and by which deep passions are aroused, there is a tendency for the
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    Tobacco for Tommy and Jack.
    157 6 The Tribune List. Our appeal for subscriptions to the Ov Oluo Tobacco I is meeting with a ready response, bat owing to pressure on our f, we ar* compelled to withhold tin publication ot several remittal. until to-morrow. Meanwhile, are pleased to announce that Tribune"
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      179 6 TO-NIGHT AT THE POPULAIJ CINEMA HOUSE "GAIETY" PICTURE PALACE Junction of Albert and Bencoolen Streets In the First Show THE SENSATION OF SENSATIONS From Danger to Death The ra Sensational Detective Film Charlie Chaplin and new Keystone Comedy n the Second Show PROTEA 111 HER RACE WITH DEATH IN SIX
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      98 6 If I* &4 r MB ADEIPHI HOTEL I I THE POPULAR FRENCH SINGER j" DUPREZ" I And the Belgian piano virtuoso ALBERT RISSE j WILL PERFORM DURING DINNER TO-NIGHT j From 8 to 9.30. Cabaret and Patriotic Songs. Tables can be booked in advance, j 3 Y. M. TCYO. «e
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      22 6 I Sweetened Condensed Milk Sterilised Natural Milk m r case 15.40 I Jf Ideal Unsweetened Milk ft $10.50 t sio.so mil 1
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    Local and General.
    480 7 ii at $S2 50.—51.25 ;down. quoted 2/2} for peand lor sheet. The crop barrcsted in Julj on j J< ndarata Rubber l, amounted to 50,860 lbs. Har IH. Cook, of Bangkok, sen appointed a non-resident of the Royal Colonial InH ig Ong Siang will lecture i. VI.C.A.
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    Straits Chinese British Association.
    900 7 War Levy Resolution. thfs c R w c 9 a l r* last night, when the annoal meeting of the Straits Chinese British Association was heM Among those praMnt w Messrs. Koh San Hin (Present of the Association), Tan flak Ki rn 0.M.G., the Hon. Dr
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    Planters' Association of Malaya.
    205 7 Meeting at Kuala Lumpur. The meeting of the P. A. M. held yesterday in Knala Lumpur was presided over by Mr. Dancan. A discussion arose regarding the prosecution of bolting coolies. It was proposed that the labour code should be altered so as to make the
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    Singaporean Wounded.
    107 7 We are pleased to learn that Mr. F. Hall Rooke, youngest son of Mr. James Rooke of this town is making good progress towards recovery from the shrapnc 1 wounds he received in France on July Sth. Mr. Rooke is a Singaporean born and joined the South African
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    47 7 Damage estimated at several million francs was caused by a huge tire on July 21 at Bordeaux. The outbreak started in a warehouse in which barrels of alcohol were kept. Tbe fliuies spread with extraordinary rapidity, a whole block being a burning mass within half an hoar.
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    107 7 The Balkans. Lord Praise for Rumania. King George s Message- REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, August 29, 935 p.m. The King has telegraphed to the King of Rumania the satisfaction with which the news of the entry into the war of Rumania had been received by himself and the
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    The Serbian Advance.
    98 7 London, August 29, 8.35 p.m. A French official despatch from Salonika says there is nothing fresh on the Struma front. There was lively artillery activity in the region of Lake Doiran and the banks of the Vardar. Continued progress was made to wards Djumnica. The Serbian advance
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    Austrians Shell Rumanian Towns.
    91 7 London, August 30, 4.55 a.m. The Times correspondent at Bucharest says that Austrian monitors and batteries bombarded the towns of Vei oiorova, Turnu-Severing and Guirgevo. It is rumoured thar a coalition ministry will be formed i j at Bucharest. M. Vintila Bratiano I has been appointed
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    Bombs on Bucharest.
    42 7 London, August 30, 5.20 p.m. Bucharest A communique states that a Zeppelin and an aeroplane bombed Bucharest, but did no damage and was driven off by artillery. Enemy aeroplanes also bombed Baltchic, Piatra and Neamto but did no damage.
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    Russians in Rumania.
    24 7 London. August 30, 5.45 p.ui. j Petrograd: It may be assumed j that Russian troops are now well i into Rumania,
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    Troops Cross the Frontier.
    56 7 London, August 30, 11.10 p.m. Bucharest Official Our troops have crossed the Anstro Hungarian frontier after a lively action and have occupied several dominating positions, especially near Brasso, where the main rail-road over the frontier runs. We have taken 741 prisoners. Our artillery silenced an Austrian
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    Greece Coming Round.
    49 7 London, August 30, 2.30 p.m. Athena: Four Entente ministers visited M. Zaimis. The news of the entry of Rumania into the war has created a profound impression. Re-mobilisation an 1 a re-constitution of the Cabinet on a national basis, with M. Venizelosa member, is being considered.
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    French Progress.
    67 7 London, August 30, 4.25 p.m. The French communique from Salonika says We bombarded the enemy's organisations on th« Struma and in the region of Lake Doiran. We progressed west of thw Vardar and in the neighbourhood of Jumnica. There was violent artillerying of the sectors at Vretnik and
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    The Western Front.
    23 7 Bad Weatlier Continue. London, August 30, 12.55 a.m. Paris Officii: There is nothing to report Bad weather has hampered operations.
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    Progress Near Fleury.
    20 7 London, Angast 30, 1:1 j p ra The Paris communique says We have progressed east of Fleury.
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    British Captures.
    99 7 London, August 30, 12.45 a.m. Sir Douglas Haig's communion,', says there was considerable enemy artillery activity on various parti of the front. Since July, 266 officers 15,203 men, eighty-six guns, and a hnn Ired and sixty machine-guns with other war material have been captured Tthe only infantry engagement
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    A Successful Raid.
    70 7 Lendon, August 30, 4.25 p.m. Sir Douglas Haig's communique states that there have been minor enterprises only. The bad weather continues. Half-hearted enemy attempts to advance in the vicinity of Guillemont were easily frustrated by detachments of our troops. We reconnoitred what remains of Moquet Farm and
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    Submarine Hunting.
    167 7 Surprises for Pirates. London, August 21), 4.30 p.m. (Copyright 1916 by Alfred Noyes.) In his second article dealing with British methods of copiag with German submarines Mr. Noyeg tells of ft submarine's disagreeable surprise. The commander ordered the crew of an apparently harmless fishing boat to take to
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    Egyptian Campaign.
    39 8 Camel Corps Dispersed. London, August 30, 4.25 p m. General Murray reports that a hundred of an enemy camel corps when attempting to approach Birel Baynd were driven off by onr patrols and pursued for six miles.
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    Labour Trouble in U.S.A.
    106 8 Railway Strike Threatened. London, Augnst 29, C 50 p.m. A great railway strike is threatened in the United States on September 4. President Wilson is endeavouring to avert it and will recommend that Congress should legislate to that end. It is stated that he will propose
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    President's Criticism.
    117 8 London, August 30, 3.52 a.m. Washington Mr. Wilson addressed a joint session of congress on the threatened railway strike. He criticised the refusal "of the companies to accept an eight hour day in the face of the practical certainty that they will be ultimately obliged to accept it
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    Australia and Conscription.
    54 8 London, August 30, 1.40 p.m. Melbourne The Government proposes a referendum on the question of compulsion. Lmtar. In the House of Representatives, Mr. Hughes said that pending the referendum, if the enlistment was insufficient, within a month a proclamation would be issued calling up for training all
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    American Cruiser Ashore.
    62 8 London, August 30, 12 20 p.m. New York: A tidal wave, at San Domingo, threw the American cruiser Memphii, formerly the Tenessee, on to the rocks of the outer harbour. $he is a total wreck. Twenty of the crew were drowned [San Domingo is the capital of
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    Kaiser Wants a Change.
    43 8 London, August 30, 3.15 a.m. Copenhagen An official statement from Berlin says that the Kaiser has dismissed the Chief of the General Staff, General Falkenhayn, and appointed General yon Hindenburg as his successor. Sudindorff is appointed First Quartermaster General.
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    Obituary.
    31 8 London, August 30, 4.55 a.m. The death is announced of Mr Francis Warre-Cornish, ma., ex-vice Provost of Eton and formerly fellow of Kind's College, Cambridge, at the age of 77.
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    Sale of Property.
    40 8 The following Bingapore proper* >ay.. been disponed of piKatelt bf 1 lem fw,n Company U*W*l Lodge," No. 5 St h W A"S -,nare vi *>y Mra, Van Boeren 25 Bond. M purchased r r. ii. Homier Goode.
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    French Consular News.
    285 8 (By courtety of the French Consulate.) Paris, August 27, 6.50 p.m. Yesterday, there was violent fighting to the south of Thiepval. The Belgians repulsed an aitack near Hetsas, inflicting heavy losses. To-day, we inflicted a sanguinary check to the Germans attacking on the right bank of the
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    112 8 An elderly German woman has committed suicide, according to the Vossische Zeitung's own admission, in despair at being unable to make head or tail of the food cards issued by the authorities. She had previously complained to her neighbors that she had gone without food for days at a time
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    Legal Intelligence.
    271 8 The Late Mr. F.M. Chopard. Yesterday, in the Supreme Court, a large number of the members of the local bar were gathered to pay tribute to the memory of the late Mr. Chopard, who was a senior member of the profession. The Hon. Mr. F. M. Elliot spoke
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    Criminal Breach of Trust.
    103 8 In the Third Court, a Straitsborn Chinese employed as a clerk to a Chinese merchant of Market Street, was charged with criminal breach of trust of nearly $65,000 belonging to his employer. He has two other charges to answer to, one brought by a Chinese jeweller
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    102 8 Mr. W.O.P. Keun, Financial Assistant, Police, has taken overcharge of the Import and Export Office as Ag. Registrar in the place of Mr A. Stuart retired, and Mr. Turner, Chief Officer of one of the Telegraph steamers, relieves Mr. R. S. Fry as Deputy Registrar of Shipping and Observer for
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    37 8 Swimming Club Launches. Sunday September 3. Tide 1.04 p.m. Height 9 ft 3 in, Johnston's Pier. 9.10 and 11 a.m. 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow. 9.30 and 10.30 a.m. 12.15, 3 and 5.30 p.m.
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    Selangor Club Finances.
    122 8 The accounts of the Selangor Club for the half-year ending June 30, to be presented at the half-yearly general meeting to be held at the Club to-day show that balance carried from revenue account to profit and loss account amounts to $1,278.91. The principal items of expenditure
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    Football.
    187 8 Selangor v. Perak An Association, match between teams representing Selangor and Perak was played on the Padang at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, and resulted in a pointless draw. The match requires little description it was in every way a poor one. In the first half, when the ground was
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    French Red Cross Fund.
    30 8 I beg to acknowledge with thanks the following additional subscription Previously acknowledged ...$lB,OOO The Jelebu Club, Jelebu, Negri Sembilan. 35 $18,035 J. de COURTOIS Hon. Treasurer.
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    22 8 Mr. H.G. Biggwither, of the Siam Customs, has benn transferred from the Sherwood Foresters and is now at the front in France.
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    Amusements.
    175 8 The Howitt=Phillips Company. After a most snccesKfni Calcutta and Rangoon the I hillips Repertory Co. art- journeying farther East and win Singapore, commencing a sho->" son on W, l no8t U y Victoria The:. where they v present some of the laat-at ]V n I successes. inclo ij n
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    Fillis' Circus.
    159 8 Since the Circus was first evolved and it dates back to tbn Roman era of about 400 8.C., it has always made a strong appeal to the ful section of the community. It is even more so to-day. Small wonder therefore that then afa be a crowded house
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    Festivities at Pulo Samboe.
    78 8 The birthday of Her Ifajsstj Queen Wilhelmina of Holland will be celebrated in great style at Pul<Samboe this evening, a cinema performance again being given thi? year by Mr Alec Ross of the Palladium. Ronggengs and gamelang« are also arranged to cater for the many natives
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    The Cinemas.
    148 8 An outstanding feature in in* programmes at tbe cinemas to night is undoubtedly tha appearance ol the great Russian dancer and mime Madame Anna Pavlova as the Dam* Girl of Portict The booking this unique spectacle has been exceptionally heavy, so a packed bona may be confidently anticipated.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    782 9 a Wfin Quoted in the Market Monti* ttrjroAjiQßa, acgust 31. Me«rB Lyall an< Evatt, Exchange and Start Broken, uwue the following list of quotation* Robber Shares. KM. Value. Buyer*. Seller*. 2/. Aiiagar 2/3 2/ 9 Anglo-Malay 10/. fiZ 1 Ayer Kuning 27/- 32Batang Malaka 2/9 3 3
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    Our China Letter.
    361 10 Spasmodic Fighting. (From Our Own Corretpondmi.) Canton, Angnst 18. Because of lack of ammunition and absence of further supplies from abroad, Tsen Chnn-hsnan and Li Lieh-chnn have been compelled to obey the orders of the Central Government to stop fighting immediately. Lung Chi-koang, however also realized the
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    Lung's Probable Successor.
    298 10 Lv Ying-ting, the Tuchun-desig-nate for Kwangtun?, will soon arrive at Kwangtung, calling first at Shinning and, if everything be found hi erder he will journey to Canton City. Lv is willing to corn< j but the question is, will Lung Chi kuang be ready to go. Liftig
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    Lung's Demands.
    284 10 Canton, Angurt 2'J u oTerDOf ol Kwangtung, does not intend to leave his post without a struggle, according to reliable report and the present action of his followers. Lung's troops will prevent the coming of Lu Ying-ting's vanguards from Fatshan, where Lu has decided to make his temporary
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    Grave Situation
    318 10 Canton, August 23. La Ying-ting, the Tuchun Designate tor Kwangtung, has arrived at Shiuhing, where Tsen Chunhsuan made his headquarters as Commander-in-Chief of the Two Kwang Expedition against the North before the death of Yuan. It is believed that he will not meet I Lung Chi-kuang, the retiring
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    The Troops Around Canton. An Impression
    675 10 To anyone accuatome<l to pro-perly-equipped and properly drilled European troop*the soldiers who an- doing the present lighting Sround Cfcaton a joke, says the Hongkong Weekly Press. Troops w re moving from somewhere in the city iv the direction of Wang S m and they
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    Chinese Marriage Law.
    259 10 Appeal Case Judgment was deli Tered Saturday in appeal of Tan Loy, one of the secondary M the Lie Captain Cheang Ah who was unsucce-.fu! i n the court below, to be ■Bow* j! participate in a Ihird of the eel. the deceaeed, it being urged t!
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    Company Reports.
    1040 11 Anglo-Johore Robber Estates. At the sixth ordinary general meeting of the Shareholders of the Company, held at Winchester House (Hall No. 23), Old Broad Street, London, E. C, on Friday, July 28 the following report was presented by the Directors Reduction o Capital. A scheme for the reduction
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    Duff Development.
    386 11 Arbitration Result The directors of the Duff Development Co. have issued a circular to the shareholders intimating that the arbitration on the question of the route to be followed by the projected Government railway has resulted in favour of the Government. In consequence it is proposed to reduce
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      434 11 I BANKS CHAPTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. iBPORATED IK ENGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER. Pa up Capital in 60,000 Shares of fach £1,200,00 C Fund £1,800,001 Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. «V Bank of England, The London jWand Midland Bank, Ltd., The T/indon County and Westminster Ltd., The National
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      636 11 Useful topjantcrs. OUR GROUND NUT CAKE, which is only once pressed, is of the doubt will prove very beneficial fo? a v bri^*<them£ PrZZ\ hea,th L and fruitf "l state. Prices very moderate. Free samnl* supplied inland or abroad onTpl sation to the undermentioned, mentioning name of paper seen. OUR
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      161 11 INDIAN MEDICINE. FAMOUS TREATMEMTTOR THE ETLS L the under mentioned Golarn riyder can cure all diseases of tbe eyes such as, pain, redae*s, dirnnats white specks, etc For 15 yean 1 have lived at 34-1 Hill Street, Singapore, and have cured thousands of people from whom i hold certificates. Besides
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    Sungei Bagan Rubber.
    883 12 The sixth report of the directors to the shareholders te be presented at the annual meeting on Sep. 12, contains the following The net profit for the twelve month* to June 30 1916 after making due provision for depreciation amounts to $134,557.40 to which hag to be
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      85 12 G.C. LEE 158, Prinsep Street. PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. Sood and well selected Music Violin, Piano, etc. Good Strings for Stringed Instruments. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEE D. TERMS MODERATE. «5-11 a Silks! Silks i Silks! WE HATE ALL SORTS OF Sarees, Dupatta, Ravikai, Shawh, etc., Out Famous Brass Toys containing 32 articles.
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      765 12 THE SDN Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS. No. 94, North Bridge Road. Developing A Printing FOR Amateurs' Work. Camera Repairs. Charges Moderate. 16-8 15-9 HAM TIGER'S HEAD BRAND Sugahara Co., No. 334 North Bridgf Kd., SINGAPORE. TEL 1333. 14-6 b H. AHMAD. Civil and Structural Engineer, Surveyor and Building Contractor. 125 Serangoon
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    Medical Research.
    131 13 Causes of Typical Anaemia. The research work being nnder taken in Malaya by tbe International Health Commission, represented by Doctors Darling and Barboar is we understand, likely to continue throughout the present year, so that their report will probably not be available until 1917. The commission is engaged
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    The Tapah Tragedy.
    137 13 On Friday last, before Mr. H. Weisberg, Magistrate at Tapah, a Tamil youth named Jacob was charged with the murder of hig master, the planter Mr. Kennedy, by shooting him. The murder was reported in these columns at the time. A great deal of evidence was heard,
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    Hindu Association.
    153 13 At the annual general meeting of the Hindu Association, Singapore, held on Friday last the Committee's report for the year ending 31st March, 1916, was read and adopted. The following officers were elected as from April 1, 1916 :_Mr. M. V. Pillai, 8.A., L.L.B, President; Mr. S. Anandayah,
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    Cholera in Yokohama.
    200 13 Over a dozen case of cholera bare occurred among the third class passengers on the O. S. K. steamer Hawaii Maru, now quarantined at Yokohama, and it is feared that others will follow. The patients, all of whom embark, ed at Kobe, are seriously ill. As to
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      288 13 SAKURA PORTLAND CEMENT (Ckorry Brand.) ALWAYS TO H A Jbijb, ALSO DYES FOR SALE Orders executed far every description of Japanese goods esoeciallv afl kinds of Portland-cement, silk and cetton piece Xs and kery ware, etc., en most favourable tenns. A. ABBAS Merchant and Cemrniseion Agent, 4 de Souza St.
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      614 13 STAND UP TO IT Do not Confuse Useless Sacrifice with Real Efficiency. The British Milk Products Co., Ltd., 69, Mark Lane, London, England —SANAPHOS. Clear your mind of the idea that there is any credit in being that o*you y Ur responsibilities The Em P ir wants more, than Man
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      461 14 NOTICFS CHOP KWAN SENG NOTICE is hereby prjren that the partnership heretofore l v twisting between Chop Kwek Giap Seng, Kho Heng Mvi c Mu\ Sen, Kwek Yong Kia i c, 8io»a Chiok, Chop Heng Liang Hencr, Gob Tek Keng and Kwek Choo Nam carrying on business as Commission Agents
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      451 14 NOTICES NOTICE [i hereby givtn that the Town Pharmacy Bianch at 107, K;:llang Road, Singapore, has no connection with The Town Pharmacy, 144 South Bridge Road, as from August 16, 191G, after which date any debts contracted by the Town Pharmacy Branch, 167 Kallang Road, will not be received by
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      362 14 FOR SALE FOR SALE News Paper Apply to Box 229, c/c Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE CHLORATE OF POTASH (IN CRYSTALS) J?URE AETHER 1 Second-hand Pathe Projectoi larcre size arc and lantern,fit-up-table switchboard and resistance Cinema and Magic Lantern lens Particulars and Prices, K. H. T 62-7 Orchard Road 23.8 22
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      351 14 I WANTED GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. Wanted Travelling Vaccinator for outstation district*. Salary $.j0 pvi mensem. Apply to P.M.O. Joboi 30.1 2-9 WANTED. Tenders for 600 Tons, Best Mauritius? blueatone ballast. Prompt delivery to be taken ex s.v. 44 Dee in Roadatead. Apply Master s.v. M Dee c o Boustead «fc
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      285 14 INSURANBE SOUTH BRlTtsii nSMUCI Bt LTD. Incorporated in Kkw Zkat FIRE Insurances effects 0 n Rent and Merchandise 0 f ?L descriptic.-, MAKIU iusa.aii parts of rh3 wo, WAR RISK accepted to all rarf J. HKXRY Local Oflce:,: 2, Grrsen. HEUNC^N INSURAKI-E CO., UO. (Incf rporatpd in H. ngkung.) Capital
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  • The Malaya Tribune.
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      Masthead
      19 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] Supplement to the Malaya Tribune Issued Dally.] No. 205 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. AUGUST 31. 1916
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        439 1 P.&O.British India AND Apcar Line j (Companies Incorporated ih England.) Mail and Passenger Services. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India. Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. I floMlWAlD (POl EUBOPl).
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        266 1 STOOMVAART-MAATSCHAPPIJ 'Steamship Company) "NEDERLAND" (Incorporated in Holland.) Mail Service Between Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, Belawan Deli, Sabang*, Durban, Cape-Town, Las Palmas and Vice Versa. Steamers are dne to arrive t>n the. undermentioned dates OUTWARD. Oranje Sept. 15 Vondel Oot. 27 Grotius Dee. HOMEWARD. Oranje Oet, 6 Vondel ¥#v. 17
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        545 1 N. Y. R. NIPPON YTJSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN JAIAN) (JAPAN MAIL j STEAMSHIP CO.) ipsa EUROPEAN LINEA service Is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles and London, under mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and
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      Singapore Sailing List.
      688 2 Europe. For London Nore Angnst 31 (connects with Mooltan) Helenus September 1 Iyo Maru September 13 Malta September 14 (connects with Kashgar) City of Norwich dne end Sept. Pembrokeshire middle September Toyahashi Maru September 16 Titan September 17 Glengyle September 18 Demodocus September 23 Oienlogan September 24
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      Clearances.
      74 2 Hock Lim for P. Batam. Aing Hong for Fulan Soegi. Hock Hye for Pulau Soegi. Hock Tew fer Kerimon. Singkel for Medan. Emily for Rhio. Ban Whatt Soon for Port Swettenham. Kampot for Saigon. Kheng Seng for Malacca. Meran for Batn Pahat. Sri Muar for Muar. Sappho for P.
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      Harbour Movements.
      336 2 Vessels io Port. British* STEAMER. BERTH DATE. Patrol Onter Rds 9-6 Magnet K. Harbour 3 7 Chow Tai K. Harbour 8-8 Orissa Dock 15-7 Quiloa Outer Rds 17-8 Sealda do 18-8 Sntley do ,20-8 Islander do do Glenartney No. 4 Wharf 22-8 Hang Sang Outer Rds 24-8 Katunning
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      Late—But Appreciated.
      185 2 Late —But Appreciated. The many friends of Lieut.Commander C. M. Wray, R.N.R, will be pleased to learn that be has lately been the recipient of the Norwegian Gold Medal M Aedel Daad (Noble Deeds) with a diploma from the King of Norway. These have been bestowed upon him for gallant
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      The Waterfront.
      918 2 Wireless Reports. Noon To-day. Vessels in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station:—s.s. Tjiliwong, s s. Hitachi Mara, s.s. Atsata Mara. The P. and 0. liner Mongolia arrived in London on Monday 28th inst. The M. M. Orenoque arrived at Marseilles on the 25th inst. from
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      Quarantine.
      91 2 The following ports are dedtftd infected (Signal X G. Q.) and suspected (Signal F. P. B.) Port. Signal. HniMl) D•' Bangkok ...P.P.B. ...Plague Mi Baffin ...X.G.Q. ...Plague. M jMSM Batavia ...P.P. B. ...Chopra... 649 26.6 I Bombay ...X.G Q. ...Plague 800MJ I Calcutta ...X.G.Q. ...Cholera 5> M Lino Seumawe
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        41 2 I SINGAPORE SHIPCHANDLERYGo SHIPCHANDLFRS 8 PROVISOS CONTRACTORS. The Coujpaiiv'- I Incoming ihipt Office :—16 Battery Road. TAKE LIFT TO TOP FLOOR Telephone No. Ml. Orders promptly attei dad to from January l>t 191»'». H. W. H. STEVENS, M****j 5 1 54
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      New Straits Liner.
      211 3 of the Malaya visited ihe new Straits Kamuningand finds that she ap-to-date vessel in every -tip The following details real ling th" lines which we anj in these columns to have on Saturday last, may be Suairs Steamship Company's kamuning, was launched ngh ing on May 20ib
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      Dock Near Panama.
      244 3 I newspaper "El Comercio." of ports a, busy time tor tbe fl *Qg dry dock of the Peruvian p Co., at Callao. The Bri- ier Photinia, 6,680 loos, tbe tar to outer the d< ck, had 'lor repaired aud was overbai din the short time of 48
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      Rhymes of the Times.
      154 3 T he Submarine "Liner" WW*! stye there ran a wall, xf peding strong and tail, r s bold and sailormen 1 Ile that stye a prison pen, v w built it round about Rati in nor Huns get jut, of «wank Hans must confess, k v
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      Hongkong Freight Review.
      370 3 (Exclusive to Malaya Tribune.) Messrs Snowman Co., the leading Hongkong Ship and Freight Broken write nnder date Augnst We last reported on sth inst. since when the state of the market leaves a lot to be desired. Practically king business is at a standstill as far as
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      South Australia Harbour Regulations.
      208 3 The Board of Trade have received a copy of the following regulations made by the Governor of South Australia in Council under the provisions of the Harbours Act, 1913 Port Adelaide. Signals by ships approaching the Semaphore By Day. The person in charge of any ship
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      European Mails.
      70 3 Delivered in London. The following are the dates of lepar'nre from Singapore of the European MaiiH and delivery n London. MUL. LKFT. DELIVERED. B 1". July 14 Aug. 15 M.M. July ]n Aug. 18 P. O July 19 Aug. 20 B. 1. July 2« Aug. 30 Au 1
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      PORT SWETENHAM.T
      54 3 Vessels Expected. 1 Tara (B.I.) 2nd September, from India for Singapore. Agents, Mess re Bonstead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Persens (Holt) 5th September, from Earope for Singapore, China and Japan. Agents, Messrs Bonstead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Helenos (Holt) 8th September, from Singapore for London. Agents, Messrs Bonstead,
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      74 3 A considerable of Rangoon rice has been exported recently from Japan to the United States according to a Japanese paper. It is said that a foreign firm in Japan has recently shipped to San Francisco the greater part of about 40,000 bags, and is now arranging for the shipment of
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      Straits Produce.
      243 3 (Singapore, Aogogt 81). Tin.— 82.50 125 tons sold. Copra.— Weak. Business done. Tapioca.— Steady. Business done. SagoFlour do Business done. Gambier. —Business done. Pepper— Steady. No Business. Other PnjfJucU—. l ark t Qafet Latest Local Market tootatioas. NntmeL's 110 S. picnl $30 50 Nutmegs 80S. 39.00 Copra Bali
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      Barlow's Produce Report.
      50 3 Copra. Singapore, August 30. The easier feeling which was in evidence in this market at the close of last week has increased and prices mark a further decline. Quotations to-day may be given as $8.60 for fine sundried and $8.10 to $8.30 for fair to good qualities.
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      Passenger Lists.
      125 3 Per P 0 Liners Per P and O Karmala London, July 21.—T0 Singapore: Mr Wydler, Miss Torney, Mr van der Wal, Mr C Ward Jackson, Mr A Baker, Mr X M Garth, Capt Wingate Soul. To Penang Mr W N Walter, Mr W A Peters Miss L Webber.
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      Per N.Y.K.
      102 3 Per XYK s.s. Fnshima Mam London, July 17.—T0 Singapore Mrs L I Lillington. Mrs Sim»- an i child, Miss A E Stewart, Mr T L X Seng, Mr F C T Whatt, Mr W Leighton, Mr Z-ldenrnst Mr B Wilkie, Mr Jajaduriya, Mrs an j Miss Willsh^r. Per
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        366 3 M. M. MESSACERIES MABITIMES. Mail Line. For Chin-*, Japan, Ceylon, Marseilles. HOMEWARD OUTWARD WW mi Atho. Sept. 6 Paul Lecat Sept. 2 A Behic Sept. j? i CordHkrc Sept 13 For all particulars apply to J. DECOURT3IS. Agent. DLEN LINE OF STEAME.iS LTD. 1 Incorporate 1 in Kngl.t For Genoa
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        437 3 Mails Close. Ta-daj. C Australasia, Mauritius, Kgypt, Europe, etc More Port Dickson and P m Port Swettenhara *Sat»Dh« 9 Batn Pah&t, E HJ pI Malacca an<t M uar -KaL I Pm Penang, "and Rangoon Hong Be* 3 30 Malacca,* Colombo 130 pm and Bombay «Bombay Marn 3*0 nm Hongkong, Shanghai
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        618 4 TOYO KISEN KAIS HA The New Route via Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, The Inland Sea, Kobe* Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco to all points in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Sailings from Hongkong, Displacement Tons Speed Leave Hongkong, PERSIA MAKU 9,000 15 knots Sept. 19 SIBERIA MARU sails from
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        634 4 Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Japan) (Cittirattor* to the imperial Japanese Army and Navy mnd to Foreign Governments J Cable addresses- DES J?ED ■KflW Al, A.B.C DOCKYARD E| Western Union Kobe B S# vH Scott's, Lieber's, ano DOCK-DATREN. Engineering, KOBE Shipbuilders, Engineers, Boiler and Locomotive Makers All sizes and
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        446 4 Ocean Steam Ship Company, Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam N av Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England, The Companies' ateamen u patched from Liverpool out the Straits, China and week and from Japan bonewa. London, Amsterdam and 4. every fortnight for Genoa les and Liverpool and f \f ar Havre and
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