Malaya Tribune, 6 July 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] >—' AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 158 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. CN malapa Cribune. FRIDAY. JULY 6
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      489 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE! SHIPPING GAZETTE. *f t Th* PP' l ,r Newspaper of the Straits Settlements- 9 I PS- PUBLISHED DAILY. I 1 R-porta of L Brl Even's. 2 Condensed N-ws frora F.M 8., J-va. f Cbinr>, I'.dia, Ceylon aud Japan. 5 t Full and Latest War News. 5
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      517 1 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand .11 mn Him FIRE Innraaosi effected on Buildings lUnt and Merwbandlia of ever description MARINE Intarances accepted to a parts of the world at lowest rate WAI USE accepted to all parte. J. HENRY Manager. Offices: 2, Finlayj-on Green. The
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      68 1 THE Pot Stills I OP i jGreat Britain Have Bees Taken Over by Comment, NEVERTHELESS 1 I Buchanan's will be able to continue to supply their famous blends and to maintain the quality as before, being in the unique position of having the largest bonded stores in the world. I
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      248 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE 1 SHIPPING GAZETTE. 3 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance 5 Per annum $14 00 I 2 Half yearly S 7.25 I Per quarter 365 j Per mensem S 1.25 X J Postage Extra 50 cts. per month. temporary 'Phone No. 171. SpMtVVfMWMfiWttli ftffJilpPltfll "ONODA" Portland Mtsui
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    The War by Air.
    1678 2 Significance of Recent Events, Aerial operations ou the Western Front, influenced by these ou land, are growing rapidly more important; and while ooe cannot aa yet mention certain facta, or the conclusions to b drawn from them, it ia possible none tho less to write a
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    42 2 Orders for to-day 5.15 p. v. Drill Hdl S.V.A. Recraits. n m do S.R.E v. m do Maxim Co. ,< T.P. Fire Station S.VR, T.P.P. 5.00 Drill Hall S.F.A. Co. 5.15 do S.V.C. Band. G. G. Wace. Captain, a/Adjutant, S.V.C.
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    Patrol Surprised.
    198 2 Cbcaor CtosUbles' Eiperienct. Two patrol constables, an Indian and a Malay, stationed in Ch«mor, had a rather sorry experience on Sunday morning. They were strolling along the Tanjong Ritnbatan. Chemor road In that nonchalant manner characteristic of the Oriental constable, when suddenly there pounced upon them, from the
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      257 2 WANTED TO BUY. Second-hand Chinese or European household furniture ©C erery description (big or small lot). Good prices offered, i Apply to j* Second-hand," o/o Malaya Tribune. i I 04 10 7 ULTRA-MARINE BLUE Bed Lead and other Dyestuffs. Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Trunks, ETC., ETC. WINCHESTER HOUSE, No. 16
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      59 2 Train Service. Singapore (Tank Road) Dally. The 10.25 a.m train from Johore Bahru to Gemas and the 6.45 a.m. train from Gemas to Johore Bahru have commenced running from the 3rd May. The former train connects with the 9 a.m. train, Tank Road to Johore Bahrn, and the latter with
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      317 2 H. AHMAD. Civil and Structural Engineer, Surveyor and Building Contractor, Estate Commission Agent. Officb 111, Market Street Singapore ARO Jalan Bahmal, Batu Pahat. 5-5 a JAPANESE Massage Bonesetter. R. TSUDA Mrs. NAGASHIMA No. 7 5 Oxley Road, Singapore. Near Orchard Road. 9 2 n Tbe Continental Stamp Co. STAMP DIALERS
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      485 2 FITTERS Brass and Nickel Beds. THE GUARANTEE OF QOOr QUALITY. OBTAINABLE FROM A. Frankel Co. VICTORIA STREET. AUCTION SALES AUCTION SALE OF Handsome Teak Household Furniture. Platedware, etc II OUR SALE-ROOM NO. 3 RAFFLES PLACE, On Saturday, July 7, at 11 a. m. Handsomely carved teak sideboard wi'h mirror panel,
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      361 2 AUCTION SALE Of Freehold Land and House No. 17 Gilstead R md, At Our Sale room Ha. 3 Raffles Place. On Wednesday, 11th July, at 2.30 p m. Valuable fre< hold laud Had fa known a* Newly n, Ni. 17 G Read, Singapore, near the Newtes Railway Station and within
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    Mesopotamia.
    1158 3 Care of Sick a d Waanded. jfr Chamberlain haa received a letter"fro* Sir Artbnr LaWley. chief commissioner la Wesoniamlt o t a B'iti'b Red Cross Society and Order of St John oTJeranalem, fln ler date Army H*=» 'qnariers, E~ Sinn, February 16, i 917: He wyes— I left England
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    European Mails.
    235 3 A n lice appears in the Post Office mail notice to the effect that after Aagnst 2 next the mail service from the Strai's Settlements to Europe will be restricted to one mail per fortnight. The Post Office hopes to be able to revert to the wvebiy service
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    54 3 Eighteen German subjects residing Swi zurlind have been Sente»»ced| in h ir aOst-tice, by the Criminal Court if Kirlsrube to six oioiuds' uu.fii mmeu; for failing to r.'torn to Cci many to do miiitarj sscTMe. defaulter, who rt-ntihe Jadgean impertinent leUer, foil o£ ironical oommeota on Qernau mili>afiam, was sentenced
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    European Mails.
    72 3 Delivered in London, The following are the date* ot ioparture from Singapore of th' European Mails and their delivery n London. Mail. Unrt. DKLivsatr. M M. April lo Jane 18 \f.M. April 28 Jnne It V. O. April 23 Jan« 14 B L May 4 June 14 M.
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    Wireless Reports.
    15 3 Vessela in communication at noon v ith the local Commercial Wireless station —None.
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    33 3 The Home Government is preparing a scheme to conserve the winter meat sopply. It is proposed to onrchase the whole sorplns at the lOtnmn slaughtering and to place the carcases in cold storage,
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    Local Share Market.
    150 3 i ?rd«s*v i to V*t9ir* Triewaa.) Singapore, July 6. M«**9rs Latham and Co., the Arcade, advise the following qoot* tions AlorGajah $4.00 $4.10 VyerKunings 1.30 140 Ayer Molek 2.40 2.50 AyerPanas 10.70 10.8 ft Ralgownie 560 575 rtukit Jelotong (.65 0 72^ lukit Katil 0.85 090 nangkatSerdg....
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      206 3 TO BE SH JT AT SUNRISE would set-m a w-dcome relief to maay wh butf ;r the red hot yain turuets of neura gid. Tu< se are the hopeless torture- racked beings who live in the h d>w of constant dread of the -tabbing, twisting, unbeara <ie sudden pains and
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      657 3 t STRONG DOUBLE ATTRACTION I The at tek Alhambra I Alhambra b I Eri: AL. H JK M 5 R A :;s» BEST The pioneer and Premier House of Quality Cakes, Coffee, Orchestra i_ Tea, etc v ■.ndtheßEST BEACH ROAD. g accommo- The London Film Co. Presents during dation. APRODDctios
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      435 3 ft TO-NIGHT X TO-NIGHT IX AT TBI POPFLAB PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Taajeag Pag&r load. Tramt Paa» tht B>o«r. SECOND SHOW ft.JO SHARP Universal Special Release The Clash of Steel Being the Jnd Episode of the Notable Series Perils el the Secret Service Written and Produced by George Bronson Howard LOVE
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      151 3 Mails Close. To-day B.\tu Pahat 8rl Wonjaee 2.80 pm Port Swettenham and Teluk Anson *Kinta t.fi© pm Medan Van Goena 2.80 pm Saigon tlelios 2.80 pm Hutu Pahat Men* 2.89 pm Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan 2.30 pm Malacca and Moar 'Lady Weld 8 pm Batavia Sam&rang, and -oarabaya, taking mail*
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    WHAT JAPAN HAS DONE.
    513 4 The two great Island Powers are fighting side by sido. The one guards the s*as of the West and the other the soas of the East. Few realise the great assistance that Japan has been to the Allies One regards her as the conqaeror of Kiacban
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    King's Police Medal.
    271 4 Reward for Plnclty Constable. At 8 o'clock this morning, His Excellency the Governor, Sir Arthur Young, G.cfc G. attended at the Central Police Station, when after an inspection of 150 member* of the Police Foroe, paraded in the compound, under Capt. Chancellor, Inspector General, of Police, and
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    In China.
    90 4 Presi 'ent a Refugee. London, July 4, 2 25 p.m. The Tim s c-»rrespond-*nt in Peking wires: It is most signi Scant that Chang Hsun has been appointed Viceroy of Chibli and Imperial Coavnissinn-T to North China. H> is rej uted o have an army of 40,000. De
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    Racing.
    132 4 Government Concession. London, Jnly 4, 8 45 p.m. The War Cabinet havo decide i to allow limited riciog in view of the national importance of how. breeding. They are su ?g-*s ing that the stewardg of the Jockey Club should arrange approximately fortdajs' raeiug between the middle ef July
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    Amusements.
    22 4 Horace Goldin and his vaudevil'e company are going sting at the Theatre Hej&J There ami a splendid houso again last night.
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    The Cinemas.
    35 4 At the Palladium to night there will be a grand change of programme, when "A Stranger from Somewhere,"an original Bluebird come iydrama, will be tbe chief item of a number of laugLter-piovoker* l
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    53 4 untitled programme is promised at the QaMgr to-night, where, In addition to a western drains entitled The La*/ of the Ranch a new Selig drama entitled The master of the Bengals is to be produced and a so the Bluebird story Battina loved a Soldier. lacle Toms Cabin figures in
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    77 4 At the untitled Hall to-night the special attraction will be a Rtdfeather pro.lnctioa untitled A Child of Mystery, eriih flobart Henky* in the leading part. This Italian romance together with cV.btr -excellent films should o;ore a'big tlon. Special attractions are rffoaed to patrons of the Alhambra to-night, when the chief
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    40 4 Special altractious are effored to patrons of ibe Alhamlira to-nl*br, when the obiel tVitur*e will be a production of Chudty Aim tod a Ave act story entitle! Th* Better Woman. Several other Interesting items ara alto luclnJed* to the programme.
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    Union Jack Club.
    124 4 The Hon.' Treasurer, Mr. a. W Vick, c/o Chartered Bank of India, Australia and ChinB, Singapore, begs to acknowledge with many thanks receipt -of tho following further contributions to the abore Fund Already acknowleged $21,850 37 F. M. S. contributions through Malay Mail, Kuala Lumpur 6,652.76 $28,503
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    Coming Events.
    58 4 j** Te~ morrow. tTln &ndeq meoting, Ivatt's noon. B.G.C. Bogey Competition, Harmston's Gircue. Sunday, sth Sunday after Trinity. S.G.C B>goy Competition. Monday. Tho Cameos, Vie. Theatre. Dingan, Ltd., meeting, boob, Harmston's Circas. Tuesday. The Cimeoi, Vie. Theatre, Harmston's Oirons. Wednesday. Moou Last Quarter. •m The Cameos, Vie. Th'eakv.
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    Local and General.
    570 4 Tin here is at $110.50 ($2.50 q P 110 tons sold. Rubber is q mil crepe and l Jf; i< B h< London, Jnly 5 Chief Campbell is now suggested 8b rman of the Irish Convention Reuter. Kuala Ln pur bns decided i. hold a -Sailor*' Day"
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    To-Day's Contents.
    141 4 Pi 6 53 The Fighting Fronts 5 R'iraia 5 Greene 5 MesopoiamiaKnddle 5 Submarining 5 The Blockade '> V Boat Raid 5 Huns' Man Power 5 Our American Allies r > The Air Raja*. 5 •AmsterdSmi Riots < r > F/ench CoflsubJ' News 6 General TheWarbyAir Patrol Barpmed
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      197 4 the "TIGER* branoreo Tennis Shoes (UED RTJBB R SOLES) New Stocks Just Received. The Best More ant wt Exte.isively used Latest Shoe Locally for all 1 I than any other Sports. WIW Make. Sizes Stocked (I*o Cfl Sizes Stocked ito ai «PuiUuPa:T iton Sole Agents ROBINSON Co. BAN LEE ~ANN
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      472 4 Entirely New Photo-Plays In First Show 7.30 p.n. Second show 9.11 p.ra. Sharp. Tncl idin* lO NEW REELS of the M»rial o-nwht an Every Night From Friday, 29th June, 1917. At the >dr"al Picture Th**a n» d JRL S» X o By.the.Bea, Off EBecaola JRocad. SECOND 9 15 PM. SHARP.
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      123 4 JUST LANDED: A Shipment OF Amstel Pilsener Beer IN QUARTS PINTS. SOLB AORNTO: Caldbeck, Macaregor AND Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants. ADM PHI HOTEL MONTHLY RATES FOR Tiffin S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Dinner S2O. MONTHLY RATES lOK Breakfast, Tiffin and Dinner S5O. Every Evening Dinner Concert by our Filipino Band.
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    281 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COM LNIQUfS. Biiil h PtsftiMfl R ded. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Jniy 5, 1.5 a. n Fit-M-Ua'-bhal Sir D "R'dg Map report?: Tuo ene'uy n-arnhia goa r K of ea L» 8 jbe fI'-'ftartillery w-*s ae'.iv-» north of th« Sc»r;>« a-id in the neighborhood
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    FRENCH.
    310 5 Gernun Offe i>ivc. Lon lor, Jaly 4, 4.20 p.ui. w A French comtimuiq ie iayti: The Germane yrg'.e-day ni-jg a string of[ i.i wiiich "Ws#d prolonged all against the' uhilo of oar p o-h north of i Juny. as far -s ths eae'.ern e lijeftf-tto* California plateau. On f'ont
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    A Votting Question.
    9 5 a Ht^ L,J l,i,J9 a P>op<m^
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    Submarining.
    304 5 Attacks on Americ; n Transports. uetMon, .Jniy 4, 2.25 p.m. Washington: Promote I by Ameri can destroyers and French warships, «h" U. S. contingent succeeded in joining the others in "a French P«>rt." The whole na-ion will rrj doe 'hdt so <?reot a peril has passed for th" vanp.iard
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    The Blockade.
    269 5 now rood tjgts llrough, London, Jaly 4, 8.45 p.m c of Lords, Lord Miner, in an interesting statement on the mnch discussed question of enpoiies to neutral?, said that for many mouths th*r<> md not been any expert of foodKfnfls or fertilisers »>>n*tlia Unite I -King lorn to]
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    in America.
    58 5 Lon ion, July 5, 2.20 p.m. Seranton, Pennsylvania Joseph Graber, organiser of th- Industrial Workers of the World," has arreated bora* and charged with b<dng a cpy iv tha employ oi-Gonej m ny. Tho federal au*<« $ha*Goraa*rt money hlftgwoured 1 "j) tfr ii" **jjT* t *^t A coa
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    The Air Raid.
    186 5 Nearly 50 Casualties. London, July 4, 7.50 p. m, The Proga Bereaa say* The latent list of casualties In to-day's air raid shows eleven killed a id thirty-six injured. Two RaL'-rs Felled. London, Jaly A 10.35 p. m. The Admiralty states Wavai aircraft from Dunkirk intercepted the
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    Amsterdam Riots.
    193 5 Serious Events. London, July 4, 11.50 p.m. Amsterdam List night's potato rioting waa most s rions in tho vegetable market area. The mob pillaged tho shops. Tho charged with revolvers then tb»police and military fired, and killed four and wounded 19. A public protest meeting was h-M at
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    U-Boat Raid.
    68 5 A Girl Killed. Lin lon, July 4, 11.0 p m. Ponta del Gard* A submarine bombarded the city. A gir! was killed and other parentis injured. Tne forts on the submarine. Load >n. duly a-, m. Lifiavi T Minister of Marine anuou*ic -f in Parliament, that a German
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    41 5 Prassfao I 4, p.».' Amsterdam r* A significant appeal is ||M(tn4 -%y a number o< Reading German Conservative* urging the Gtrrenupsftt speedily to earry -«t elector»! Prussia In accordance- with the Imperial Bister message, inCln ling eeore* and jsqqal franchise. v
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    44 5 Pawder. Jaiy 5. 6. 50*.m. to a London hoipfta{■ warns tlie public handling from Gorman boarttf.. n« jftyfl raft otj Jane "2»j, h» treated of severe dernaatls. some already septus dae to hand-», material which was impregnate 1 ea with dust frotn rrn explosive.
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    Spain Quiescent.
    27 5 London, July 4. S. ft p.m. Reutsr barns tha* Spain is now quiet. There aro no and G uvrii mn: a-a. ni»*fl of the situation^
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    A Tall Order.
    24 5 Jaly 5, kLSG a.m. Wafjwfeion The. Government provides for tho immediate construction of 22.62 i aeroplanes at a.cost of $639,000,000 .^H
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    Mesopotamia Muddle.
    661 5 Press Critic! m. London, Juiy 4, 7 SO a.m. The Titu»s Hates i Lord Bar lirnje's closing words re.-'pot. for in effrc. he chimed to b* |v fg I M Viceroy no: only Ly Lid own conntrymen bnt by the bamireda of I mil ions o* >r whom
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    Glut of Potatoes
    35 5 July 5 0 .10 a.n. .0Tbero u il 1k* »n»krrf ,»>:aL wt at U*f crop* hare bean uniMiiHNy §**1. ami supplement*! by «Kaisuametr» from Soakh Jnrwy, HolTiod Vkd Spain. Priori ara tanbijpg
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    British Acrial Work.
    44 5 The <Vi thY night JP the th>fl vvl folhh,, N tral drop%ies S'-*v»ral aa* "f bombs on the aerodromes" a G istefles nn 1 an t nn seaplane shed* at €ht*n 1, f» i«« a train a! All h* maehineai rotaHß
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    The Silver Market.
    61 5 July i. IL to 3,' d, New York Phe etf >o ts t stiver, "to the fgr th? numb 'ay ware" mrSS% OOO ounces W ekly returns are not vail <b!) at Sin Fran- ciso. Mn lon. J ily 4, 6^.T g m. LdlSilvwr is at 33
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    Huns' Man-Power.
    413 5 Marked Decline. London July 5, 3 30 a.m. i Rut. rd corr-apou lent at Headq<i.iof:., extuining thi German Dan poorer, concludes: At the OHglaning of 19|„ the army reached us eeaxiraeai ffeotive strength. Compulsory mobilisation of civilian Uiiottr U&t winter poadhlj brongh; to arm* no.ubera at tv« beginning
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    Russia
    83 5 Sb r t-n 0 wm» L> i Ion Jolt 5, 1.15 p.m. i Th-Conncilof Workrn o aud Soldier*, his unanimously i»-«a«. d a rot-t of confidence in the Govi r> m*nt in c>nn>'ction with the Settlement Q f tQrt Durnovo villa fun I-nt. Mi .ib'er SkobeliefT em phaiwieel tint
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    Our American Allies.
    204 5 Celt brat on cf July 4, iL London Jnly 4 8 45 p.m. P,iri" 0»n*ral Pnt*«n. in an Array 0 "1*t to th>< F-vnch troop* on the oc«Md>n of Jnly 4, greeted th« A'iv »ir.in troops who aro pareing j th o<igb P iris fn rontoforthe front,
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    No Exploitation.
    38 5 j L'Wi lon. July V G .VI a.m. Iterd"*! >Jb rn<\ in ajjftteu say* tTJ tl n- ua i\i&i&h >; Ite on m Committee c >mt* n la'es *>xp- ttio| "Xlacks i abjolu t- y nnfonn't'd. T
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    British Destroyer Lost.
    33 5 Loo Ion, July 4, 10.35 p.m. Th* AitiKalty states that a B iti'h of old type wg> Tiia I an* «nnlc In th« North Saa. f he > WW it) rtrTWortf.
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    Greece.
    87 5 Russlao Withdrawal. London, Juty 4, 5.50 p.m. Lord R .Ivrt Ctcil stated iv the oaao <,f Oomnionothat tax Russian f JiTnnm.R», for n ilitarj r nanns. bad r. q ed th- wi hd awd of the Raestan contingent frtxa thf' if:- ifa > stated th-it 'a> Cfl amine had
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    Stockholm Conference.
    27 5 Lo:.tion, July 4. 4.50 p.m. Stockholm The Russian delfgates to tbe international conference tn<ve arrival, and oonferr* 1 with tho German 3 >ci dist minority.
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    Legal Intelligence.
    548 5 POLICE COURTS. Alleged Murder. Before Ylr. Sugars, Second Magistral j's.erday, the preliminary Inqiirj i.iio a ~f nU ni P pretVri d bj Mr. A. V. Brown D.F.I*, gdngt one F-oor? Loft who, I w i alleged, eansed tho death of aoo it riot na oed Ah Ch»oti bj
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      890 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Refund of Assessment. All persons claiming refund of A-pes-ment in respect of houses meant for any portion of the half y<-:\r ending 30th June, 1917, are hereb» reminded that such claims mv t be sent in to the Commissioners on or before the 30 h July,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    797 6 Prices Q jatss ta tas Market tats Maraiag aiKoaroaa, Jolt Mawn Lj and Evatt, Biohanga and Share Braksrs, In »tha following list of quntaticm* Kabber Shares. Vow. Val**. Bniari. 5». «n t/- Allaga» S/'O St Anglo Java 6,8 1/. Anglo-Malay 10/- 12/ I Ayer Kuning SO/- 87/6
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 6 bingipc>re, July 6. )n London Bark* re/-. 2/41 Demaud 2/4j Prirate 3 m/s. 2/1 13/16 'n mii— T. T. Hatntli tag Baas d,M lvf J/ preua hi *t.a» :i 4M ..< a\ r,u| EwJv LI 134 bi Japan -aok d/d. 109 toeeraigxur—bayitjj asaa $154 fndifl T'ci; t-illa l»4fc 1«««»
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    Johore News.
    251 6 (Ft** Ov mm OmrmmmMm*.) Johore, July 4. Mr. A. E. Jackson of the Meng Kit Estate, who was down with fever iv the General Hospital, is better and left last Saturday. Dr. S. Araaaradnam, L. M. and 3., fresh from the Singapore Medical College, has taken up an
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    Amusement.
    62 6 Hamilton's Circus arrived here yesterday and opened their performance! liit night. In spit* of the threatening weather and the fasting aeason of the 3d <lava the attendance was large. Eich itam was performed to the fnlleat perfection, with roands of applause from the ao lience. The clowna were not
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    Straits Produce.
    238 6 Singapore, July 6 Ttn- —S*e Local and General column. Cfapra. -W.ik No Business. Tantftca. —Weak Bnsineas done. Saffo Flour- Do. Business done Gamlrier. —Business done. Pepper- —Steady. Business done, father rivdmt* lashat Quiet. Utat Leal Mirttl Qestttioei. Nutmegs 110 S. per pioel 186.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 46.00 Copra
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    Barlow's Produce Report.
    51 6 Copra. Singapore, Jnly C. Eirly in the week values for this commodity declined about 20 cents, sii.ee when thoy have remained steady. The market ii qniet and hut few transactions have been iecord»*d. to-day may be given a? Lin-» sun-iried $7.00, fair to good 50 to $ti
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    Mortality Returns.
    95 6 Tb> de.nh rale nulla for th* week ending Jane 3d wag 46.32. Tho total num »er ot deaths was 27."< of which 198 word mules and SO One European and 2 Knrasiir.G died, aisj 221 Chinas?, 29 Mala s*, 23 Indians and two of other nations Convulsions caused
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    Sporting.
    378 6 Lawn Tennis. 8. C. C Toaroamettt. Yesterday's results were as follow: Cn a MPIOSSHIP Hsrtnell beat Milligan 6 1, 6—2. Handicap Singli* Class B Pash beat Borueman 3—6, 6—4. 6—3. Pash beat Chapman 6—2. 6—2. Towil beat Palgrave 2—6 6—l, 6—3 Laybourn* w. o. Elder scratched. Potts beat Wishart
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    Football.
    122 6 Singapore League Straits Chioese F A i B'ookdale Rovers A keen and hard game between these teams in the Singapore League was wituessed last evening, ou the B. R. C. ground by a large crowd. As invariably happens* the Chinese team lost chances through attempts at individuality but they
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    43 6 On Sunday next launches will leave Johnston's Pier at 9.10 and 11 a.m. 230 and 3.30 p.m. and the Club Bungalow, at 9.30 and 10.30 a.m. 12.15, 3 and 5 30 p.m. High Tide 1.50 pm. Height 9ft 2in. Jfr
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    A Dog Show.
    111 6 In aid of tha Belgian Red Cross Fund a dog shew is to be held on Saturday, July 21, in the Irweil Bank Grounda kindly lent by Mrs. F J.Hallifax.There are twelve classes mostly for terriers, and amongst those who are assisting are Messrs A, Agnew and
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    Penang Turf Club.
    242 6 A Good Outlook. The shoots for the lotteries which were opened only ou Monday, last are filling rapidly, and in some in stances second lottery sheets have already beau opened so that the saocess of the meeting is assured, ways the S E Race-goers will have the
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    The Rubber Trade.
    122 6 Messrs Barlow Co.'s Report. Singapore, July 5. At the Auctions to-day some 698 tons were catalogued for sale. The demand on the whole may be consider* d good aud prices realised were generally higher on the week, but show a good deal of irregularity. Fine Pale Crepe
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    Rubber Yields.
    532 6 500 lbs per Acre. The India Rabber Joarnal, commenting upon the yields obtained from some of the eliest rnbber estate* in Malaya observes that at the annual meetings of the Straits Rabber and Anglo-Malay Compan* ies thin subject was dealt with. Mr. E. L. Hamilton, chairman of the
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    Bangkok Notes.
    36 6 (From omr Own Conmmmiimm.) Bangkok Jane 36. In spite of the heavy rains we have been having lately, the atmosphere ia still hot an l maggy, and coughs, coughs, cold and fevers are prevalent.
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    Bombs at Kanchaburi.
    430 6 Phaya Rai b ma haa been detailed by the Ministry of the Interior to proceed to Kanchaburi in ord*-. to investigate the wholesale raann. factare of bombs reported by tb Police of the District. It appear that a nice trade in these explosiveis being carried on by
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    French Consular News.
    366 6 (By courts.** of iht Fr+hch London, July 3, 6,10 The French 3 per c"' at fratm 60 20 and tho 5 pet c l,. t at 88 35. Th« Germans delivered a Seri-H of violent but nr.i 'etvssfni -*rt»cks est thi ro» i from Allies to Paiaay
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    63 6 The untitled of rubber from untitled daring January amounted to J. 34*' metric tons, against 720 metric tons in the same month lant year. The shipment to the U K. amoanted to 114 metric tons, against 210 metric tons; while 219 metric tons were shipped to Singapore, against metric tons
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    Primus in Indis.
    1857 7 Early Times in (he East. Messrs. Melrose We published a book on M Baglieh Adr*>n tureis in tho Enst," by Mr. Arnold Wright. It would be easier to hud fuu 1 with Mr. Wright's title, "E*Dy" English. Adventurers in the East than bo suggest a better. The
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    The Civil Guard.
    110 7 Parades for July. To-day, July G. Parades at Pearls RIO and Tanjong Pagar, 6.15 p.m. Monday, July 9. Entire Comany Parade at i'oastead Institute. 5.15 p.m. Friday, July 13. Pnrad-s at Pearls Xlill a>:d Tanjong Pagar, 5.15 p.m. Monday, July 1C Route MarchParade, '.oudtedd Institute. Diemies Boustead
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    Alleged Murder in Ipoh.
    149 7 A Bengali Dinted Bi:i;j waa tak«ii t"t'.i<> I >oh H -apit il on Monday morning in a critical condition, with a cnt in hid skull t-everal inched 1 >ng As he was not upeotod to live, his was taken by Mr. H. A. Forrer, Second Magistralo.
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    Destruction of Wild Animals.
    113 7 Two tlousir.d fiw bundled and ninety night dollars and twenty three emits was paid during the year 1916 in rewards for the destruction of noxious animals throughout the F.M.S c .tup ired with $2.655.19 in 11)15 and an a\eraae of $6,277.55 for tbe previou- fi years.
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      552 7 NOTICES TUITION. m.ier Europe tuition a class is ied to prepart for tbe i ?QIS Applicants rrav apply to Urn oSm Tmm, 10. alaaaae. Street- IQ 7 4-7 Tbe Punggor Bubber Estates, 1 Limited. .r ia hprebv given that the J££s 1 aye declarfd a Fiual DiviDir e C tors
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      590 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA, IKWRPOK'TBD IN BHHsAW) BY ROYAL CHARTER Paid v,p Capital in 60,000 Shares of £2Ca*ch £1*00/^ Reserve Fund £1,900,000 Ressrv* 7 lability of Proprietors £l,iOO,jC<) BANKERS. The Bank of England, Ths Ixrador 3ity and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London County and Westminster 3ank,
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      117 7 I A Woman in the Tropics Know, t'n.nt txperienn //>• tfeci thu Climate hoe »/»>;, her health, and tie «<jn- s cult* $ke ha* in keeping her health »r to par. S Her Mood become* thin and poor, wheeh maket g i her weak, headachy, tired and </<'.</„„„/.„/. s S
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      76 7 Firm j 5 that advertises boldly J 5 and consistently is inva- j riably a good business a house wh eh sells goods 3 that are well worth the i| 2 price demanded, and re- fi 3 cognise* tbat its reputation a is at stake on every sale fi a
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dally.] Vol. IV. -No. 158 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      Ship "Sold" for 2s. 9d.
      621 1 Spirit of the Anzics. Sinking of the Bailarat. •official lilt may follow otiicial list in Borlin, but nothing can suppress the glorious spirit of our men -float. It has been manifested once more on board th« torpedoed transport Ballarat. Wit. A zao troops on ooard.
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      Arrivals.
      48 1 July 4. Batavier, V, i mh Koc-mai, Dotell Van BwntlcM-k, L'ut !< Emile, Dutch Uelioo. N Dovrc, N 'i we giau Jul> J Circf, B> i li«h Lady Weld, British Klaiig, British B uwer, Duh h Singkop, Dutch Biogkara, Dutch R. 8 Haru, Dutch Uild, Norwegian Produce, Norrttglaa
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      Clearances.
      20 1 July 4. Sri Muar, British Kasbpar, British ipoh, British Anjou, British R. 8, Baru, Dutch Flevo, Sarawak Boribat, Siamese
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      47 1 Jaly 6. Moon. In Perigee lib., a. High water :—0.39 am. 9 ft. 3 ma. July 7. High water:—o.39 a.m. 10 ft. 5 ing. 1.13 p.m. 9 ft. 3 ins. Jnly 8. High water :—1.2*1 a.m 10 ft. 1.50 p.m! 9 ft 2 ins.
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      The B.I. In Bangkok.
      96 1 j Negotiations have now been com pleted by the Bombay Bnrmab j Trading Corporation, Ltd on behalf of the British India Steam Navigation Co, Ltd., for the lease of a site for the erection of wharfs and godowns with a view to the extension of the
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      16 1 Fourteen Japanese steamers, aggregating 57,374 tons, have been snnk by enemy submarines since the war began.
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        533 1 THERE IS NO I Finer Medium 3 for Shippers' Advertisamanti 1 THAN THE I Shipping Gazette. I Writ* for tf raw, I 29c Collyer Quay, Singapore. I P.&O.Britjsh India AND APCAR LINE (OOMrASIBs KCORPOIIATi. D II ESOLAND.) mail m pminm services. Peninsular and Orianla Sailings. (Under Contract with Eis Majesty's
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        300 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappij "Nederland" AND v Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland.) (Royal Dutch Mail Companies). fItL'OCLAR MML SERVICE Between Java, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Yokohama, Nagasaki and San Francisco and vice versa. For freight, passage and further particulars Apply to Internationale Grediet and Handelsvereeniging Rotterdam (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D'Almeida Street PHONK,
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        334 1 Royal Packet Navigation Co. TO HONGKONG AHOY Accommodation for 44 First Class Passengers. For particulars apply to the Agent. jSave your Money, TIME AND L.VB»»l T H BY USING. The Canvas Bags FOR PACKING RUBBER PATENTED BY THE GOVERNMENT. Telephone, 1464, No. 496, North Bridge Road. 12 4 v ROYAL
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        451 1 T<s Advertisers:! •UF I Shipping Gazette I Clraulatcg in ewy port through .>nt tho MALAYA PENINSULAR. Terms on Application. 'r N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN /APAM) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN LINE. A eerrioe ia maintained between Yokohama ria ports to If mi ill 11 ami Lr-
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