Malaya Tribune, 15 May 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 113 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, MAT 15.
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      264 1 I THE AYA TRIBUNE I AND t SHIPPING GAZETTE. I t The P 'P'l'r Xtuspaper of the X J Straits Settlements. PUBLISHED DAILY. Camp] 'o Reports of I>cal Events. 4: N< ws from F.M.S., Jnva, 2 1 Odinn, I' dii, Cm lon and Japan' 5 z Fall *nd Latest War
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      518 1 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand. FIRE Inaarancea effeoted on Buildiugt Rent and Merchandise of uvrr description MANNI Insurances scored to a parts of the world at lowest rate WAI MSI aoceptcd to all parts. J. HENRY Manager. Offices: 2, Finlayson Green The Eastern United Assurance
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      73 1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 1 ii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiii THE Pot Stills OF Great Britain I Have Been Taken Over by Government, I NEVERTHELESS Buchanan's will be able to continue to supply their famous blends and to maintain j the quality as before, being in the unique position of having the largest bonded stores
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      204 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE 3 I SHIPPING GAZETTE. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. I Payable in Advance. S Per annum $14.00 j Half yearly 7.2« J Per quarter 365 3 Per mensem 1.26 2 Poetuge Extra 50 CtS. per month. J Temporary 'Phone No. 171. "ONODA'I Portland J Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd.
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    Indian Immigration.
    770 2 A meeting of the Indian Immigration Committed was held at Koala Lumpur on May 9. There wero present the Controller of Labour (Mr. J. R. O. A id worth), 1 (Chairman); tha Principal MedioJ, c Officer F. M. S. (Dr. C. L. Sanson). j 0 M. G.); MearH
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    The French Chasseur.
    476 2 An Ind miub'.e Army. Soiasons, March 25. At Miasy, in the valley of the Ais n«, two companies of the famona ohaswnrt a pie*i, one of the crack infanl-j corps of the Fiencb Army, were completely sarroaodad by the enemy is vastly superior nnmbers. They had been
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    Shanghai Volunteers.
    179 2 Artillery Pony Episode- In reporting a Volunteer parade that was held at Shanghai recently, the China Press says And it was just about this time that one of the ponies of the Artillery performed the trick of his life. The China pony has displayed every vice horseflesh can
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    Communicating with toe Dead.
    164 2 The Bishop of Oxford dealt with spiritualism in the course of a serruon at St. Martiru in the Fiel->, London. He said the Church had always discouraged or prohibited intercourse with the dead. If they examined the information snpposed to be derived from the spiritual world
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      325 2 HANYANG BROS. TOBACCO Co. 33 Robinson Road, Singapore. Branches at IPOH, KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. Chinese~€lgarettes m Cigarettes or the above chop have They are aromatic been manufactured jjgjggw -tg^gftfSSj not injurious to in for 3 health, anJ the aver ten c irs now Jag?' smoke can be gml are widely
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      197 2 AH Agents KIM HIN Co., 13 Kid J Street Sin<ao<ir«. Raneegunge Drainpipes, Channels, Bends Junctions INOO MALAY Co., La (Incorporated in Singapore.) G.C. LEE 158, Prinsep Street. PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. Hood and well selected Music Violin Piano, etc. Oood Strings for Stringed Instruments. WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED. TERMS MODERAIE. 3 11
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      456 2 Jongkeena A wonderful blood purifier. Mixture for internal and external use. Cures Headache or Drunkenness, Stomachache, Earache, Rupture, Cholera, Beri-beri, Nervous diseases, Chest complaints, Heart disease, Malaria, Dengue, Common fevers, Lumbago, Chronic Rheumatism, Cough, Coughing up blood, Cold, Sore throat, Bronchitis, Chronic Neuralgia, Diarrhoea, Weakness, Kidney trouble, Dysentery, Eczema, and
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      438 2 AUCTION SALES. ESTATE OF IBRAHIM 818 MQHAMED SAILER MOGNSHf E AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Propert c sit rr a ted at 1 Tanjonf Katons, North Bndje Road and Buu SfeM TO Bfc HLLD AT Messrs. Ching Keng Lee Co s Sale-room. Raffles Chambers, Singapore On Monday, May
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    Coroner's Inquests.
    325 3 ErfiifJ at Ptnarg. i h inquiry into the death of Ah ,jj i Chinese youth of between 16 17 je rs a < 9,99 on au,p Jf ifl ihe Ckwonees Court, Peuang. Jfore Mr. 8 H Uisjskia Ih Boon, another ymng Chinee, wtf eUarged with murder in !«aoeeti
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    Straits Produce.
    236 3 Hingnwrri Max 15 >• 1.-crfl and Qtmetol Covrn Weak, Iknrinots done. Tapioca. —Stronaji Business done, fiboo f7o«r i>o. No Butine**. Gambter.— No business. Pepper-— Steady. No Basinets. OfAer Products.— Market Quiet- Utest Local Market frotatioas. Nutmegs 110 S. per ploul 142.00 N'ntmegs 80 8. 52.00 Copra Bali 7.40
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    29 3 Major S.W. Banker, late of the M.S. Department of Agrionltnre. an been pjAtitioned in despatches ttd iwsnkd the Order of Sr. Maariee and St Lazaroa Cavalier), ■od \ivY\du decoration.
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    An Indian Charm.
    702 3 Nothing impossible. The Kurt ii very like the #*«st in hs belief in mascots—only more so. In London you have -''Captain Rand" selling pebbles at half-a-crowu each i.y means of a fairy tale wh!ch reads like a wishy-washy of the adventures of Sindbad the Sailor, and in
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    Dishonesty.
    174 3 A Japanese Vie* Ia the Yntnato, Dr. FJktta, editor of the Taiyo. expresses the view that the dish-rust practice* committed by Jnpane-e business men at home and abroad are due to the defective syj. tern of education in the country. I; is true that in spite of »he restriction
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    European Mails.
    53 3 Delivered In London. The following are tbe dates of I* parture from Singapore of the European Mails and their delivery j in London. MAIL. DBLIVBRItP B.I. Feb. 28 B.I Mar. April i® P. A O. M*r. 17 Apr; lu B I. Mar. 23 April 80 P. O. Mar.
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    Train Service.
    59 3 Singapore (.Tank-Roadi Daily The 10.25 a.m train from .lohore Bahru to Gemas and the 6 45 a.m. train from Gemas to Jobore Bahru have commenced running from the 3rd instant, Tbe former train connects with the 9 a.m train. Tank Road to Johore Bahru, and the latter with
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    Wireless Reports.
    14 3 Vessels in co'ntnunication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station :—Nil
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    Local Share Market.
    143 3 (JShWpi t9 Malaya Triburu.) Singapore, May 15. MttMM Latham and Co., the Aroal*. advi«« thi following qnot« AlorGajak MjOO 14 10 AyftrKnuinga 1.30 137* Ay«r Mciek 2.50 2.60 Ayer Pansi 12.20 12.30 Baisrowni» 6.10 6.25 Bnkit Jelotong 0.72* 1.77$ Bnkit fcatll 0.90 0.95 ChangkatSerds 9.00 9.25 •iMmalv
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      64 3 INSANITY CURE. Dr. W. C. Eloy's specifk for Insanity is the only remedy for the disc.- o. ()f over 50 years i g oken of highly by the leading I of the day. Mind t „re all forms of Inaa- I ftity, !ra«theaia, Hysteria, puepey. cc. Price Rs. 5 i>er
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      638 3 ,*asSByfifIOi!MsWSSSSSSSSnnSSSi m m Announcement Extraordinary th« Au,.rbra is To-Night WHO IS THE CRIMSON STAIN? To-Night gSLTS, the Theatre DoaH Mi« a Siuji« kpisode «mii ;ou know Who is the Crimson Stain theatre Tlk Perplexing Muster Duma of Modern T run with 811 where you AT THr exquisite tea get the
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      46 3 CATALOGUE KREE WANTED CANVABSINC AGENTS. SARMAt COMPANY'S Famoui Children's Toys. Each box contains 32 Wig Set IK 3— 6 —o Medium rU 1 14—0 Small IK I— 6—o Dealers in Sarees, Dubattas, Coating and Shirting, Silks etc., \rplyto:— SARMA Co. Silk Merchants. BENARES 6 5 n
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      482 3 I TO-NIGHT I TONIGHT! At the Popular Phot..-Pi** House EMPIRE Tanjong Pygar Road. Trarae Pass the Door Second Show, 9.15 p.m. Sharp George Gray (The Figh'io,' Parson) Present? 4 THE ROAD TO RUIN 4 Parts. p rts The aHaflHl Moving Picture Drnma Produce I F .unded upon the Ccl*Tra»ed Aaaawsaf
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      231 3 Mails Close. T s-day IJat'i Pshat Men* 2.u«> pn< Batn Pahat Sri \Vontn>te •.'.HO pp Mer*inst Mtr»ing 2 3 1 pm Por; Dickson and I'n i Swetton'nam "Calypso 2.30 pna V- i»nd Mnar *L«4yWeld 8 p** Maui a it.o0 j a < angkok Helun pm KotaTingsi Meranti 4 pm Chriftuiaa
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    INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY.
    922 4 We recently had the privilege of meeting a representative of th* Indian Emigrant," a monthly paper dealing with the records of Indians who have emigrated to other parts of the Enpire and to foreign countries, which has already ran into its third volame. In the November- December issue
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    Royal National Life=Boat Institution.
    263 4 The- following donatious have been received by Mr. A. W. Vick, at the Chartered Jank: Already acknowledged $329. J. R C. Budbemm $5. Singapore Municipality ($39) J. Polglase $2, K. Eraser $2 H. Latupard $2, W C. D. H. B $i,' F. O H $5. J
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    Sporting.
    72 4 UWM TENNIS. Ladies' L.T.C. four lameit. The following matches were decided yesu*rday Mixed Doubles (Cias«, A).— Mrs and Mr Tinsley owe l 5 beat Mrs Ridont and Mr Mngliston owe 8, 3—6, (6—3. 6—4.; Singles Handicap Mrs Too mas rec 15JZ beat Mis Griffiths owe 3. 6—3, 9—7. Championship
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    Early Racing.
    150 4 A eorreapondeut asks who introduced racing into the Straits Settlements. According to a non-official record which we find in an old Singapore Resident's Book of R* miniscences of Malaya," it appeal i to have been started by the author (whose identity escapes us), "a merchant who had been
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    Local and General.
    284 4 Straits shlptnasl r h a Military Cross In >j. r n sn n<~ Becretarr of thTiF^T" ■oolh of April waa or mg a total for 4 bmki' hr lbs. monihs of 23..J3S T!.' ''bMSrtcieUry lo q •o*n' r fc cufb» w j, fa «♦«thofMr. R.WtCUnd Kmgdoo, an
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    Home Market Quotations.
    115 4 Tin is quoted at £243.0.0 in i Lon lon In London rubber is qnoted at j 3/<H for tine hard Para an 1 3/OJ for Plantation first njniHij ere;--. On the London market copn fair e.a.u tab.c is miking £aajol& Black poppet i- s quote 1 at
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    To=Day's Contents.
    108 4 turn he Great W a.*. The Fighting Fronts Russia Bonibardraent of Seakragg* French and Can i Admiralty Changes Industrial Unrest General: Indian Immigration The French Chasseur Suangt ii Viiiuniotis Communicating with the I' i Mail Notices Local Share Market An Indian Charm Straits Produce 'J Coroneib' InqutVe Diehones'y
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      302 4 F*" Hear |HeY#J« HUBERT Hi/9 EISDELL J Mm The Tenor HHkS" His Master's I Voice" U g gaß^Bll£ai RECORDS 10-inch 5S I Doable-aided Doable-* d«d 1.25 Plum Label Series 2.00 IS there any voioe more exquisite than a tenor? There are few people who would answer thia in the affirmative
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      365 4 Special Race Week Proitramme At tbe Ideal Picture Theatre CASINO By-tbe-sea, Off Beach Road. Second Show p.m. PICTURES a,i*a YAUOEYILLE ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME "THE PRIZE PACKETS" (The P> polar Variety Entf rtji ers) Miss La Petite Zilla la An Impression of Mlsh Ada Reeve etr> ■■■■■■■Mini *W» LITTLE QUEENIE LLOYD
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      135 4 TRY '^gV X X xs AMERICAN X€ 3 SO IMPOB FRS j Caldbeck, Macgreoor Co. Jade lphi HOTEL RACE WEEK; To-dau, Mai IS Special Tiffin and j Dinner. I Thursday, Mag 17 Ispecial Tiffin and Dinner. Saturday, Mag 19 Special Tiffin and Dinner. [dancing after dinner. Big Stock on Hand
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      34 4 Coining Events. To-day. Singapore Aesizeg. First Day. R «CPH. Thursday. Ascension Day—Holy Thursday. Second Day R*cps. Eastern Gate, X.30 p.ru Saturday. Sandyeroft, Barker's, nuon. Third Day, Rices. Sunday. Sunday after Ascension. Moffday. Kew Yood,
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    497 5 The Fighting Fronts. GiFICiAL COMMUNIQUES. British at Bullecjurt. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, May 14, 6.25 p.ui. Comcpon lent» at Headquarters r e po;t: We l>oruled the ei emj oat of Bnlleconrt and drove him out from the maae of river side Jefences around Roenx quarries Acrater -d field
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    FRENCH.
    78 5 Rslali\e Caitc. London. May 14, 1.30 a uj. I Ireneh Thire was; r "!ative cairn un the whole front, i e continual th<? «Ustructivo artil» '-ry srton worlgand orgapisations r the t:ieiny. who but feebly replied Th: Belgians brought down a aeroplane south of XJ 1st. Hun Fail Loudor,
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    RUSSIAN.
    41 5 London, May 14, ll.lU p.m. Ru ufiiciai mt-s- j ih» U oi Ku>j« repulsed one of onr j V e r' t piled a Kurd j n<ur Kelamor. Cr.der super-1 ''kist pressure, we retired to I hank of the Diala
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    SERBIAN.
    37 5 L Q'lon, May U, j.45 p tUi Mi\' C0 nU)U! dque dated in/' l r ft,,r a v ioient artillery d our whole front we car-trtiich-»8 in the region of Dobropolgi. We hfavily repulsed violent counter-attacke.
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    ENEMY REPORTS.
    41 5 German Admissions. London, May 14, 7 45 p.m. A B-rlin official m»S83ge admits that the Britihh forced an entrance to Ro.iux. The fierce battle continues at Bullecourt, There ig increasing artillerj firing at Ypraa and in the Wytechaete sector.
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    France and Canada.
    61 5 Distinguished Visitors. London, May 14, 7.40 a.m. Montreal: General Joffre pai 1 a flying visit here and met with the waria r st welcome. Ot'awa: M Viviani addressed boih Houses of Parliament and had an enthusiastic reception. He dwelt on the services of Cmala at the Jront,
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    Industrial Unrest.
    151 5 Position Still (SerioDS. London. May 14. 1.25 p.m. The Labour unrest continues. Whilst engineers in several areas are resuming ork, the extremists remain out. London is almost without omnibuses. A mass meeting of drivers and conductors overwhelmingly passed a resolution in favour of a strike, demanding a recognition
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    Admiralty Changes.
    152 5 New Nay 1 Staff. London, May 14, 6 30 p.m. In the Honao of Com mens Sir Edward Carson announced the following changes on the ticard of the Admiralty Sir John Jellicoe will h -rf the additional title of Chief. f the Naval Staff Vice-Admiral Ft. F. Oliver,
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    Submarining.
    43 5 Spanish Sufferers. l,ondon, May 14, 4 0 a.m. Madrid A German submarine sank the Spanish steamer Carmen proceeding to Cette. Government is nrot«?"ing and demanding compensation. Two Spanish destroyers have been ordered to act as gaardehips between Gijon and the French coa?t.
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    Australian Recruits.
    40 5 London, May 14, 7.40 a.m. Melbourne Mr. Pearce, minister of defenco, had a consultation with the director of recrniting- It ia understood that he diseussed the acceptance of men of good physique up to the age of fifty.
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    Bomberdment of Zeebrugge.
    30 5 London. May 14, 7.40 p.m. The phenomenal bombardment of Zeebrugge was unuHually severe and clearly felt at Dover, Deal and elsewhere, where doors and windows were rattling.
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    Canadian Wheat.
    17 5 London, May 14, $.40 a m. Montreal: Winnipeg reports |mlen. did ptospe'ooi of woetrt growth.
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    Russia.
    144 5 CtJHtg Up Reserves. London, May 14, 4.0 a.m. Petrograd: Mr Gatchkoff has ordered the sanding to the front of the reserve officers and men mob!lied in 1914 who ha.e not yet fonght in the war. The per<v»maffe of such officers is seventeen. Anarchy. London, May 14, 4 0 a.m.
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    In Hunland.
    46 5 London, May 14, 2.50 p.m. Amsterdam. Dr. Bethuaann Hollwegg lunched with their Austrian Majesties and dined wi»h count Cisernin. He has returned to Berlin where conferences continue. Railway travelling in Germany is to be restricted between May 16 and 29 owing to military needs.
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    Holland and Socialists
    32 5 London, May 14.4 0 a m. Amsterdam A teleg-ara from Berlin says that Government has refused passports to Haase and other independent socialists to proceed to the Stockholm conference.
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    A Zeppelin Destroyed.
    24 5 London, May 14, 12.40 p.m. The Admiralty states Oar Nival forces destroyed Zeppelin L 22 in the North Sea this morning.
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    The Balfour Mission.
    24 5 London, May 14, 7.45 p rn. New York Mr. Balfour bad a four hours' interview with Mr. Roosevelt at Oy6ter Bay.
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    The Terrible Tanks.
    288 5 Product of Vivid Imagination A private in tho Middlesex Regiment with au unuauftliy vivid imagination aud no regard for the truth wtites hum* to hi* mother the following wonderful account of the tanks They can do up the prisoners in buadlrs like strawbindera, and in additiou, have
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    Amusements.
    86 5 The Cinemas. At the Gaiety to-night the chief f ature will be A Leap of Pespair" (II parts), M Th« Danger Path <S parte), and Ma* and the Bpy.** The Harlma Hall specialities for to-nlgbt are The Prodigal Widow" (a grand drama), Somewhere on the Battlefield," and M Tale
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    The Spring Meeting.
    1524 5 To-day's Programme. Officials: Judg», Mr W W Macmillan Assistant Judge, Mr A W ▼ick Time-Keeper, Mr T Sibary Btarter, Mr G R K Muglis.on Clerks of the Scales, Messrs W J j Mayson and F H Darke Clerk of Course, Mr J D Sounders Official Handicapper, Mr
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    45 5 Provision was made in the 1916 estimator, says tbe Chief Secretary, F.M.S., in hia annual report, for openli g aa experimental COOoarnl planta ion on the Dernam River, oat it id doa'otful whether v will oe poß3i')le to commence oporations owpgtotjie rtnrtag* Of Eunppvsn VSpeinriiioß,
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    Legal Intelligence.
    309 5 THE ASSIZES [Heavy Calendar. The third Singapore Assizes fm 1917 commenced before the Chief Jusiice (Sir John Luckni I, k OJ this morning. There w<re nine eases for trial. A Hylam named LMn Ah Soon was charged with unlawfal retarn from barvihormt a Malty namc-d Imbi with theft;
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    POLICE COURTS.
    436 5 Chap Jee Kee. Four Chinese were brought up j bt for« Mr Clarke, Becond Magistrate, yesterday afternoon, and charged with being concerned in a chap jee kee lottery at No. 611 Kampong Bahru Road. The accused, who were undefended, pleaded not guilty. After evidence had been taken from
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    62 5 On Saturday, May untitled farewell dinner wsh given at *uugei Patani Baotlaanae bj Ml comrades of tho S. P. Volunteer* an 1 othei irtands, to Mr. C, F. K. M« el., Mai mer of Muda Unbly* Company, *hu In sbotlly leaving for lioni** li. join up. Mr. Moore was presented
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    Random Reflections.
    702 5 Food Reform. j From time to time we have had I pleas put forth oy pamms all over the civilised world, mostly dubbed •'food cranks" by an unfeeling public, for reo ganisation in the constitution of on foo I and even in the methods of prepating it. A
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    A Towkay's Bribe.
    333 5 Conscientious Sanitary Inspector. Mr. W, D. Sco't, PoPce Magistrate, Ipob, heard a case on Thursdav afternoon in whic'i a Ohinete towkay of Chemor, named Thai Cheong, was charged with having offered an illegal gratifijatio a of $15 t> Sanitary Inspector" Moham id E'ah, on th 1 afternoon
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    Premium Bonds.
    316 5 assured Stccess. In the course of a leading a. tide oa the subject, the Malay Mail saja Whatever may happea at Home, it is quite certdn that this method of raising the sinews of war has caught on in the E ist. All the tickets in the Bombay
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      47 5 NOTICE. Subscribers to the Malaya Tribune to whom accounts have been rendered but who have not yet paid them are reminded th;i! subscriptions arc payable in advance and they are therefore requested to make prompt payment. Outp«>rt reraittfynoefl should he forw .mled t" MANAGER, The Malaya Tul?Uft**
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      70 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TO LET. liuaaa No. 147 Thomejn Road 'tfeoat Pleasant). Immediate entry. Apply to tiyed Ooim A'«agoff, So. lit ii it < ry Road. 16 j 21-5 BP£cial nm mam race week b\ r»E ***** STAR OPERA a m TKEMK ROYAL No «h Road To-irgtil To night \n E-.>'i:<
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    810 6 1 ictft 00. tea it tie Bill* llis Morning BlsOapnitß, May 16. Jfaam I y.i and Bratt, Etoh-\"~" and hhare trokera, iaaue tha fullowiug liat of qouUtieaa Rubber Sham f a Vain*. Mo-. *>m!,,. c t Aaffo-i..* 4/4 6,6 f Anglo-M**.; tO/- It/ 1 $0,- 87/4 1/-
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 6 EXC HANGE. 6 g p re May 15 Oa London— Bok«m/a. 2 4| Demand 2/4J Prirate 3 mfu. 2/lI On India— 1 9 Bank T. T. On Hongkong;— Bank d/d 2J% prem. On Bbang&al— X Bank l/d 664 d Jn-«%— Bank T. t |H| Baik d..:. ion :—bajiag rat* 1
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    46 6 One characteristic Germen crime was by a British patrol m the trt-nch s behind The PisssssatJl quartered h crncifi. t< a eh' to a h<>ard and t tick a child* c:ip on is ii ad and a •£fcrar in its month aa a sonveuir <>* their fchrdpatrot).
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    Company Meetings.
    1983 6 Jw am Ku atiu Rubber At t b»t e'eH Bsnk C<> taber »i»r ay lii« flftn Hniiutl mil f ti-g <! .U e Jcam Ku -I.t-I. Kviobt* K at' i«tu, w h-lo I h* re *rp r present Menn Cuew Wood JtVl (ohAii Moan), Gaw Khek Khtam, J
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    Central Engine Works.
    1634 6 The follo*iu,r a .count of the sixth oninary general meeting of the shareholders of Central Engine Works Ltd held on Saturday, at tbe Offices of the Company, Lsidiaw Bq Iding, has bean kindly supplied 'or publi a* ion. Mr J A Hamilton, managiog diiector. presided Tne fcecretary
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    Ayer Pangs Rubbe.
    976 6 The eighth ordiuary general meeting I of the Ajer Pan*» Rubber Est t«, Ltd., was bald yesterday at the regis, offices, Oreshsrn Hau*e, Battery Road, there being present Messn A. W. B-an (in the Chair), J.M. Sime, H R. LlewelStn. E. Konw Guan, (Directors), W. M. Sirne,
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    Dawn of Humane in Berlin.
    158 6 Comedy of Speecb b> Hellfcrich A little c»ne<iy in Berlin to? J made ;h« <»cci«ion of a de. j bate in the R~ichst;ig, With oi.o th-* iiMWppapnrs in tbe capital <ii I not pHnt a speech in »d by D" H- i" »h** Ii 'LhsMii,
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    Penang Partnership Case.
    455 7 Judgment Delivered. Mr. J ustice L. M. Woodward in the Supremo Coart on Thnrs Jay afternon dolivered judgment in the «ait instituted bj Mrs. D. A. Donald, widow of tht late Mr. G. M. Donald, against Mr, Malcolm Duncan, claiming (1) to have an account taken of
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    144 7 Newspapers publish information from Bukharest of the razing to the ground of the hou&os of th* absent, the requisitioning of all supplies fonnd in tbe possession of inbab tants, savage looting in the neighbouring villages, tbe violation of women aud young girls, and numerous tires—all thes* outrages
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    68 7 Dr. R. Hanitsch, of Riffles Museum, has gone to Penang Hill in search of fasti specimens of Uattidae Since the death of Mr. R. W. U. Sbelfonl, Dr. Hanitsch is probably the greatest living autboiity on insects of this family and it is a real d-dight to him to show
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    The Rubber Trade.
    171 7 Messrs Pattrson, Simons Co s Report. Singapore, 10th May. There were about 985 tons on >ffer at the auctions held yesterday ind to day, but demand was slow ind larae quantities were with Irawn. Ribbed Sheet sold it $152—$154, two very fine brg«ots fetching 155.Pale Crepe did
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    134 7 A police uiagistrato in Cleveland was disposing of casts at tbe rate of about two a minute, with great exactness aud dignity, being judge, jury, aud attorney, all in one. 14 Tbeu you are sure 50U recognise this linen coat as the one stolen from you?"
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    118 7 We have received a copy of Chioniclesof the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, an illustrated fortnightly edited by Clutha Mackenzie, son of the Sir Thomas Mackenzie High Commissioner for New Zealand who was totally blinded at Oallipoli is editing an Hlnstrated monthly entitled Chronicles of the New Zealand Expeditionary Fore*. Considering
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  • The Malaya Tribune.
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Sally.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. l&sied Daily.] vol. rv. No. 113 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, ICAT 15, 1917. PBICE 5 CENTS.
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      Wooden Ships.
      534 1 200 Sea Jitneys Already Bollding. The ck eeriag news that the Federal Shipping Board of the Uaited State* is making plans for the construction of 1,000 additioasl woodea shipi t# meet the subnsarine had a good effect in shipping circles. One of the men in Qreat Britain who
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      Standard Ships.
      197 1 Sir Lao George Chiozza Money, replying to a series of questions by Mr. R P. Houston Unionist member for the West Toxteth Division >f Liverpool said that over 50 standard ships wore already under construction None of them was framed or plated at present, and it was not
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      Arrivals.
      64 1 May 12. Ban Hin Ouan, British Ban Whatt Hin, British Violante, British Reynst, Dutch Donggala, Dutch May IS. Calypso, British Islander, British Hauroto, British Will o'the Wisp, Dutch Hong Ho, British Sri Patana, British JanssrnM, Hntoh May 14. Hebe, Britiab Selmgor, British Circe, British Pin Seng, British Kampar, British
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      Clearances.
      61 1 May 12 Anjon, British Kuala, British Ranee, British Klang, British Hye Leong, British Poh Ann, British Cornelia, British Hai Nam, British Medusa, British Imile, Dutch SingkawaDg, Dutch Sinpkep, Dutch B- -.uwet, Dutch R S Biru, Dutch Flevo, Sarawak Kuching, Sarawak Standard, Norwegian Ma) 13. Bu-.skes, Dutch Taiwan M»-u, Japanese
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