Malaya Tribune, 7 July 1917

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] y AND >^-> SHIPPING -GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 159 SINGAPORE,? SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. CIH iRalapa Cribunc. SATURDAY, JULY 7.
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    Spring at the Front.
    803 2 Natart Amid Desolation. At lMt Franca baa some taste ol spring. Until within two days of tho end of April tbe weather conti need bitter, with flurries of dt.ivibg snow aud sleet as I .re as aba ltth of lhe month, w< en the landscape, bleak
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    34 2 Addressing the German armies on the West front recently, the Kaiser ■iid I speak with a heavy heart, but we must contiuue the fight until complete victory against those attacking us has been secured,"
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    German Education.
    622 2 Aa ftxpatire. That Germany is an 1 has always been the country of perfect edteatioa is a myth which before the war had obtained wide circulat ion in tbi 8 country. We were always being told so 41 go to Germany," imitate her, and introduce h«r peculiar iostitu'ions
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    112 2 The Times of India Bombay correspondent haa received the following from an anonymous Babu correspondent i It is the righteousness on the face of Inio-Britlsh irrny to bnndle ont the bugs from Bigdad. It is no les; than two years they were stinging in th* beds. Bagdad is now freely
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      398 2 WANTED TO BUY. Second-hand Chines* or European household furniture of eYtry description (big or small lot). Good prioes offered. Applj to j' Second-hand," fl/o Malaya Tribune. Oltra-mWne blue| Red Lead and other Dyestuffs. Woolen and Cotton Blankets, Trunks, j ETC, ETC. WINCHESTER ROUSE, No. 16 Collyer Quay, SINGAPORE. 2-5 v
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      550 2 I Weakness Every movement of the body uses up a definite amount of vitality. That is why you feel tired at the end of lhe day. When you overtax yourself.* or when your vitality is under* mined by illness, your whole system becomes tooexhaeatsd to recover its lost vitality with*
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      685 2 AUCTION SALES. auction sale: of Handsome Teak Household Furniture, Piatedware. etc AT OUR SALE ROOM NO- 3 RAFFLES PLACE, To-day, July 7, at 11 a. m. Handsomely carved teak rudeboard wrh atirror pa anl, < teak combination bureau bookcase, w«x-polisbed tpak Itaadacd, u rn ib j rocking chairs, ten doten
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    A Bagdad Interlude.
    1090 3 Some Strange Tilings. jhe following article, forward* d by Mr. Ed nund Candler, was written br Staff of tbe Expedition >r y Force de*cubir»g the scenes w bicu attended 'he British entry into Bagdad In the arched and vaulted thoron-h--farts of Bagdad, concealed with on troops and
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    Blinded Sodiers' and Sailors' Fund.
    225 3 June List. Pr»»vi-,n-l; lefc now lodged $78 583 67 9 npaiora dp '•ftnfir Club 3, JGO drs N »rm in I?! ;ck (Jnne Jul 100 DV P rkin«j 610 W slarafe 5 Covoney (May A June) 4 Kemp do S Hope (March to May) 10
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    European Mails.
    72 3 Delivered in LonJoo. The following are the dates of lepaVtut from Singapore of the .uropean Maihi and their do;;rery i, London. ■Alb Left. Dblivebrd. M.M. April l«i Jane 18 M.M. April 28 Jano 14 P. O. April 28 Jane 14 8.1. May 4 June '4 M.M. May 8
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    Wireless Reports.
    13 3 Vessels in conimnnioation at noon 'vith the local Commercial Wireles*Station —None.
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    Local Share Market.
    163 3 Singapore, Jnly 7. Mestrn Latham and Co., the \reade, ad viae the following qnota--1 ions MorQajah $4.00 $4.10 \yerKnningi 1.30 140 \yer Motek 2.40 2.50 AjerPanai 10 70 10 85 dalgownie 560 575 Baku Jeaowjog (65 0 72$ Bwktt Katil. .si -90 90 JhangkatS. rdg..„ 9.00 915
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      100 3 Tits Continental Stamp Co. 0. High Street. Wiiolesaie and Rstail Stamp Dealers AND Stationers. Philatelic Accessories kepi m Stock. THE LAST TO EHTER The newspap°r only entere here AFTER it is read. Its'** contemporary* the circular the booklet, the poster often get into It BEFORE they ire read. The public
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      618 3 I STRONG DOUBLE ATTRACTION 1 I at the Alhambra I j Alhambra Is only jj I BEST Creams, l I orchestra. The Pioneer and Premier House of Quality Cakes, Coffee, I I and the BEST BEACH *W AO Tea etc L m served I accommo- The London Film Co. Presents
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      72 3 Tips Worth N ting. j Advertising more r.!iaQ ever essential, on the principle that the I smaller tho dctoaai thenrcatpr i the necessity to increase it. —Tnt I American Lea i Pencil Co. Such advertising as we hay i dene has shown that there ia no j r ason why
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      458 3 i r TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT 1 J AT THI POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOU?B EMPIRE j Taajecg Pagar Ro*d. Trams Paw the »oer. SICORD SHOW 9.30 SHARP Universal Special Release The Clash of Steel" Being the 2nd Episode of the Notable Series Perils of the Secret Service Written and Produced by George Bronson
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      195 3 Mails Close. To-day Merging Merging 2.80 pm Morning, Blair Harbour Kenniman, Trengganu Hock L«.e 2.30 pm Mcdaa Circe '.'.36 pm Malacca, Port Swettenham and Penang *K!a:ig 2.30 pa Singluwaug. Painangkat and 'iimoM Hiagkaru pm Mnar and Malacca* Anjou 2.30 pm Bangkok Mat» Hari 4 pm K'jU Tinggi Tanjong 8urat 4
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    OUR MERCANTILE MARINE.
    603 4 We poueet gallant seamen—frequently more gallant than they wish to disclose. It matters not what their nationality—they are British still—and by reason of their position have something to keep which they are not desirone of disclosing. For many reasons, therefor*, it is desir onsfthat members of onr
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    In China.
    51 4 Republicso MoTeflte.it Growing. London, July 5, 11.55 p.m. Shanghai: The Vice president of the Republic haa appealed to all the Governors, denouncing the Imperial military le«drr and the restoration. Meanwhile, the President of the Republic is ahelte r ing in the Japanese Legation. The pro-Republican movement is dally
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    Hostilities Commence.
    101 4 London, July 6, 10.15 3.m. Shanghai: The Pekintj-Tt-ntsin railway waa torn np thia morning, at Langfang, halfway, by ChangHaan'i troops Foreign rrilitary eommandera are tending off detachments to restore gommnnieations. Tnan-Chi-Jui is now marching on the Tientsin Pnkou line, forty miles south of Tientsin, in command of the
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    Serioas Situation.
    163 4 London, July I, 2.10 p.m. Peking The situation is becoming serious. Every train during the past few days is packed with Chinese fleeing to Tientsin. The interruption of eommunica'icns caused a panic. Foreign hotels are full of ref a gees. Small American and Japanese reinforcements are endeavouring lo
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    Amusements.
    67 4 Horace Goldin. The management of the Theatre Royal have great pleasure in announcing that owing to the enormous saccesB of the Horaco Goldin show, the engagement has bpen extended and will be continued on Monday the 9th and for three nights oniy. There will be a complete change of
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    The " Prize Packets."
    93 4 The Prize Packets." At the Singapore Recreation Club last night Mr. E Weatherley and his versatile tioope of artistes known as tbe "Prize Packets" entertained the members of the Club and their friends to a thoroughly enjoyable evening ef music of a varied order. The verandah of the Club, where
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    Harmston's Circus.
    50 4 As will be seen from an advertisement appearing elsewhere in this issne, the opening performance of Harmston's circus and menagerie, which will commence at 9.15 to night, will be one that is sure to delight all patrons, with its varied programme, highly skilled artistes, and well-trained performing animals.
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    The Cinemas.
    18 4 At the Casino to-night 8 new parts of "The Diamond from the Sky will be screened.
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    Local Choral Society.
    77 4 At a meeting of the Singapore Choral Society held on Tnesday night at tbe V.M.C.A., the rul-* put forward by the Acting Committee (published at the time) were in the main passed and adopted. It was decided to hold practices on Tuesdays, at 9 p.m. sharp, in
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    Protestant Benefit Society.
    74 4 At the fifth annual general meeting of the Singapore Protestant Benefit Society, held recently, the following gentlemen were duly elected for the year 1917/191 H Mr J N van der Beck, 1.5.0., President Mr W D Nicholson, Vice President; Mr A V van der Beck, Hon: Secretary
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    Local and General.
    560 4 Tin here is at $111.50 ($1 up) D 0 sellers. Robber is quoted or crepe and for sheet. The Warden of Mines informs us that the output for June was 58, 614 pikuls. The Adviser to the Kedah Government and Mrs. G. A. Hall are staying at
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    To-Day's Contents.
    131 4 tĕmm The Qreat War The Fighting Fronts 5 Russia o Oar Sailors 1 Dntch Disturbances 5 Onr Sailors General Spring at the Front 2 German Education I Blinded Soldiers' and Sailors' Fond 3 A Bagdad Inte4>nde a 3 Mail Notices 3 Local Share Market 8 Oar Mercantile Marine
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      229 4 1 "7™™™"* THE 4< TIGER" BRAND REO Tennis Shoes (RED RU3BE*:SOLEB) New Stocks Just Received. The Best Wsk More and KB Extensively used Latest Shoe Locally for all 1 m than any other Sports. WSF Make. j. W S;zl b Stocked tf*Q Eafl S! M S Stocked 4to n tPuiUUPalr
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      378 4 j To-night! To-nitfht! At the Ideal Picture Theatre CASINO By-the-Soa, Off 13« atoll Road. 8 NEW PARTS 4 Complete Epi««<Jci Of the Wonder Serial THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY In SO i plsodes 61 Beels. r atortEj Mr. IRVING CL'MMI.NG and MISS LOTTIE PICKFORD Episode 24. Tbe Nad HlUlonalre S
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      124 4 JUST LANDED: A Shipment OF Amstel Pilsener Beer IN QUARTS PINTS. 9olb Aarjn-8: Caldbeck, Macgrcgor AND Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants. ADELPHI HOTEL MONTHLY RATES FOR Tiffin S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Dinner S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Breakfast, Tiffin and Dinner sso. Every Evening Dinner Concert by our Filipino Band. SATURDAYS
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      54 4 Coining Events. To-day. Ula Pandan meeting, Evutt'o noon. 8.G C. Bogey Competition. Hariuston's Circae. To-morrow. 5th Snnday after Trinity. 8.G.C. Bogey Competition. Monday. The Cauieos, Vic. Theatre. Dangun, Ltd., meeting, neon. Harmston's Circus. Tuesday. The Cameo», Vie. Theatre. Harmston's Circna. Wednesday. Moon Last Quarter. The Cameos, Vic. Theatre. BtroMto&'i Circus,
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    230 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. New British Armies. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, July 6, 7.0 a.m. Mr. Perry Robinson, writintr (real Headquarters, snrvering th* results r> a J Mkr °f tQ e British offensive. S'-ys: "It low be confessed tri »t there were doubts regarding the new armies,
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    In tbe Balkans.
    64 5 Good Aerial Work London, July 6,1.45 p.m. A British official message from Salonika sits We drove ont the enemy from our trenches on the westward of Doldzele, in which he gained a temporary foothold. Onr aeroplanes bombed the Drama, Porna, and Angista stations, an aerodrome at Drama,
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    Palestine Campaign.
    58 5 I/mion, Joly 6, 1.48 p.m. Esypt, offloial: Tj-* situation is unchanged. There has been con •iierabl* artiltary firing. We pm ont of action thirteen enemy gun-* daring Jane, and destroyed many fan saspsßCttastMaJa, The h««kh of th* troops is satisfactory. The hospital admissions were lower thtn tha average
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    FRENCH.
    60 5 Heavy Artillery Work, London, July 5, 3 0 p.m. A Ireneh c >rumuniqne There was fairly considerable reciprocal artillery work in the regions of Moron\illers, Prenay ai d Hill 304. An enemy aeroplane was brought down by machin°-gan fire. London, July 5, 11 55 p.m. French ooimnniqne Artillery contests
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    The Enemy Attacks.
    316 5 London, Jnly 5. 11.50 p.m. Heater's French fleadqnarters correspondent writing on Jaly 4 y'• Yesterday's attack on the Uiemin dcs Dimes whs the most powerful effort the enemy has made on the French front since the beginning of their offensive. It covered seventeen kilometres and Persisted far
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    Huns Again Fail.
    58 5 London, July 6, 4 40 p m. A French commnniqae states There waa most ac ive reciprocal artillery firing in Champagne, notably at Casqne and Teton. Enemy attempts west of Cornillet and son th-east of Tahure were eamly repnhvd. Oar artillery carried ont a dcatrnctive fire on
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    How the Enemy Was Beaten.
    290 5 London, July 0, 4.20 p.m. In their offensive against the French the Germans m>de "'opendons efforts, thinking by their well, laid plans to gain with one overwhelming rnsh the ground lost by them recently, of great strategic importance. But the Boches reckoned without their hosts.
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    RUSSIAN.
    37 5 Attacks Repulsed. London, July, 5, 4 35 p.m. Wireless Knssi3n official: We repulsed attacks east of Brzezany and eas' of Lipitzadolnaia. The enemy is offering a stubborn resistance on the heights west and ■outh of Pendj^in.
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    Income-Tax.
    249 5 Question of Double Charging. London, July 5, 7.10 p.m In the House o( Commons in committee on the Finance Bill a proposal was made that a deduction should be made from British income-tax where Domin ions income-tax had been paid equivalent to the amoant of that tax, bat not
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    Submarining.
    136 5 American Action. London, Jnly 5, 3.55 p.m. Washington The Navy Depart ment is greatly increasing the submarine ohasers and is building these on the standardised principles. Hand reds are at present being constructed and ot iers ha*e jue been issued doubling the supply Trial experiments of the chasers show
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    Argentine Thoroughly Angry.
    54 5 London, July 6, 7.40 a.m. telegram from Buenos Aires says that an Argentine note has been despatched to Germany demanding an immediate apology and an indemnity for the sinking of the Orana and Toro, and also a guarantee that the Argentine flag will be respected. A rnptare
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    Beer Brewing.
    127 5 Government Permission. London, Juty 5, 5.55 p.m. In the House of Commons, Mr. Bonar Law announced that the Government had decided to permit the brewing of an additional 33 per oentof beer in the September quarter to meet the needs of munition workers, agriculturists, etc., in the hot
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    Espionage in America.
    97 5 Use of Wireless Statioas. London, July 5, 3.55 p.m. Washington With referenos to th« arrest of Joseph Graber accused of spying, in Pennsylvania, there are in Jio«tionB that the Department of Jiiatice will be asked to investigate. It is significant that Senator Chamberlain, of the Senate Military
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    Mine Laying.
    83 5 Reparation from Neutrals. London, July 5, 4.55 p.m. In the House of Commons, Lord Robert Cecil stated that the Govern ment had every intention of obtain ing adequate reparation from any neutral which 1 be proved to have permitted a min-Maying ship bearing a neutral flag to leave
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    Claims and Admissions.
    70 5 London, July 5, 7 0 p.m. Amsterdam In the Reichstag, the War Minister said that the British presumably planned greater actions north of Arras. He asserted that the French were exhausted. He admitted that the R issian offensive was energetic and declared that the abandonment of the
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    A Narrow Escape.
    73 5 London, July 6, 7.40 a.m. The Hon. W. A. Holann, Pre. under of New South Wiles, had a remarkable escape from death whilst visiting the front in Prance A heavy shell exploded a few yards away. Mr. Holman was knocked down and bruised, and his clothes were
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    In Spain.
    26 5 Loudon, July 8, 5.50 a.m. Madrid i The King has dis missed his aides de-camp, con* st nting a military household, iocludifl| General Auaioar.
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    Russia.
    236 5 An Amazon Coips. London, July 5,11.55 p.m. Petrograd A picturesque and significant spectacle was witnessed in the square of St. Isaac Cathedral when the colours of the Petrograd women's contingent were blessed. The first detachment consists of over two hundred women and girls who, with hair cropped, wore full
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    Mineral Development.
    190 5 Offer to America London, July 6, 4.45 a.m. New York The Petrograd correspondent of the, Associated Press telegraphs A special mining committee of the X issian Ministiy ol Commerce has decided to recom. mend a transfer to American hands of the bulk of Russia's mines and mineral deposits.
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    Dutch Disturbances.
    111 5 Tbe Situation. London, Jnly 5. 3.35 a.m. With reference to the D itch Minister of Ag'icultn-e'g statement cabled on tli < 5.h, R »uter learn* that the Bridsh have placed no pressure on the Du'ch Government to send potatoes to E igland antes* potatoes are sent also to
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    Profiteering.
    20 5 London, July 5, 7 opmTt is authoritatively stated that profiteering is a considerable factor in the disturbances in Holland.
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    Hun Efforts.
    102 5 London, July, 6, 2.25 p.m The German Press is natnrallj making the most of the disturb anc-s in Holland witb the object ol stirring np Anglo-Dutch trouble but it is most unlikely that th«\ will have any sncc ss. It is officially stated a', th Hague that the
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    In Denmark.
    52 5 Meanwhile fool difficulties in other European neutral countries are again shown by the report ot the Danish Government oommitte* that the Danes can pull ihronirh the winter only by the greate* economy, and the slangh erir gafo i September of half of their py* Alack, and the least
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    Our Sailors.
    180 5 A Food for Deserving Men. London, July 6, 5.50 a.m. T'ae King George fund for sailors has b~en inaugurated at the Mansion H >us«. It is announced that Prince Albert will be President. The object of the fond is to ««cure more ••fficWit aid for marine benevolent institutions.
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    V.C. Awards.
    126 5 London, July 5,3.30 p.m. The U.tz -tt- notifies the award of the Victoria Cross to 2nd Lieut Arthur Hnn.lerson (already holder of the Military Cross), of the Argylls, for most conspicuous bray. ory. He led an attack through the enemy front line and ciptured and consolidated the objective.
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    The War Cabinet
    66 5 London, July 6, 6.0 p.m. In the House of Commons Mr. Bon*r Ltw stated that as the lu.iea ot ih-> Chancellorship did not allow him to give as much time is he would like to the work of the War Caidnet, probably an adHtftna would bo made
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    The Turf.
    24 5 Lin lon. July 5, 11.55 p.m. Tlie J ,ckt*y Club has dcci led to allot 28 racing tv Newmarket aod li tla-where.
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    Canadian Conscription.
    27 5 London, July 6, 5 53 p.m. Ottawa The House of Commons h »s paaaesl the s-eonJ reading of the Conecriptiou Rill by 118 to £5.
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    The Silver Market.
    92 5 London, July 5, 0.40 p.m. S.lver is quiet and the market feat a re I »-8*. London July 5, 8 35 p.m. M*ssra Montagu's report states •hat ther* is a good undertone rev al»d hv the r*oovery of the irice to 39$ The marlret is so h
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    Java Produce Report.
    145 5 Through the courtesy of Messrs. Francis Peek <t Co» Ltd. We communicate to you below witeiitg of a cable just received from «>ur Batavia Honse dealing with the Java Produce Report for week ending to-day Batavia, July 6. Rubber. This market has firmed and quotations for both
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    Sporting.
    200 5 Lawn Tennis. S. C. C Tournament. The matches yesterday resulted as follow Championship.—Howe beat Ed war-in 6—l. 6—3. Handicap Singles, Class c Parr bent S-nuett 4— 6 6—l,6—S. J* M Wdliams beat Gibson 3—6, 6—2. 7—V Newcomers' Handicap —OMatens uiO rtt McCulloch 6—o, 6—l Jamies- n b at Rinkin
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    Legal Intelligence.
    395 5 POLICE COURTS. Alleged Murder The preliminary enquiry into a chirge of murder brought against a Tamil named Sivasamy was commenced iv the Third Ooart yesterday, before Mr. Mudie. It is alleged thst the accused killed a Tamil woman named Pakb am by striking her on the head with
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    War Loans Investment Trust of Malaya.
    118 5 Subscriptions to 30th June 1917. No. of Applications Amount. November 1916 239 1429 260 D cumber 145 283,040 Jmnaryl9l7 193 244 880 Fibril «ry 210 33W80 March 324 247.00«» April 141 312.960 *l«y 115 265 220 June 74 159.440 1,441 $2,277,38 i» L*ot Transfers
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    29 5 Mr.R.C.W. Rowlands, untitled master, Malay College, Kuala Kangsar, is shortly to be married to Mims A. Kats, who is expected to arrive from Ceylon about the 20th inetir' t
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    772 6 Prices Quotes ia tas Maciet this Mania* MxsoAroms, July 7. Hmm Lyall ad H*a4t, rUckang* and Share Broken, it* the following ttst of qnot*r!one I Rubber Shares. <o«. Valoa. Buyera. aeuets. I/. Aiw s/« s/ie 1 Anglo Jare A/8. *h S/- Atg'.O-Malay 10/- 11/ 1 Ayer Kuiiipg
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 6 bingapore. July 7. Ua London Bank 4 mjn. 2,11 Demand 2/44, Private 3 m/a, 2/4 13/16 On India— Bank T. T. o<3 Hcugkong— Cvnk d/ J |o§3 prem )n Wjm if/kfj— Bwa*«Ual 61 -n J*'» Bank T. T 131 Oa Jap*r»— l?ABk djd. 109 Sov?.r« > .r! '—baying t&t*
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    The Rubber Trade.
    285 6 Messrs Barlow Co.'s Report. Singapore, July 6. At tbto weak'# «action», which occupied two days, the quantity offered amounted to 658 tons, of which 492 tons were «old. The demand on the whole may be con aidered Rood, and price realized were generally higher on the week
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    Messrs. Guthrie & Co's Report.
    251 6 Messrs. Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, Jnly 6. For tho weokly auction held yesterday and to-day the quantity catalogued was 700 tons. Dsasjaad, though somewhat erratic, was fairly good, and prices for the leading grades chow a slight advance. Fine Pale Crepo gol<i up to $133 per piltnl, which ia 13
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    A Penang Storm.
    176 6 Death at Destructor Shed- During a violent storm which psssed over Penang between 2 and 3 o'clock on Ta*«day afternoon some damage w*s done to prop-rty. \t about 2.40 p.m. the Municipal attap nhed at Brick Kiln R»ad, containing conservancy carts, which (•tandu near the Destrnctor, wag
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    69 6 "Your narrative is too highly coliuied,'' rem -fired the editor, returning the balky manuscript In what way f inquired the disappointed atity r. Why." replir-1 the editor, in tbe vory firs', eh iptor you make the old m?-n tnrn porpia with rage, tlie villain turn gt.-* n with envy, the
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    44 6 It was decided, at on extra ordinary general meeting of tLe Senudong Tin Min«s, Limited, held in Ipi;h on Monday ,that by reason of its liabilities, it is advisable to wind np the Coi/ipany. Mr. W. Cecil Payne has b* en appointed Liquid ator.
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    Rubber Outputs.
    222 6 June Crop Returns. Messrs- Boostead Co, Secretaries. Malakoff, 48.000 lbs. Total to date 279,500 H>e. Sandilands. Buttery A Co., Agenta. Bukit Bembawang, 66,600 lbs. Singapore United, 37,200 lbs. Mr- N. Gomes. Secretary. United Malacca, 12,645 lbe, Punggor, 5,451 lbs. Total for 2 months 10,148 lbs. Mr Janes Snodgrass.
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    Mining Outputs.
    28 6 Kampong Kimuoting. Output for the Month of June 1917. Both Dredge*. Honrs run 1,197 Cubic Yards treated 178,000 Total Piculs 1,459 20 Realised on sale $88,526.19
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    Unauthorised Lotteries.
    253 6 Bangalore, June 13,—1t ia under* stood that the matter of unauthorised money lotteries baa reoently been tnken into consideration by the Government of India. They now call tbe attention of Local Government*, and administrations to a communication on this subject promulgated in 1882 which laid down that the
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    Share Market.
    354 6 MessM. Fraser Co s Circular. The departure of mail* being at the present lima Somewhat irregular w« pnrpo** isniin* onr circular on everj' Thursday wi*. hou' identifying any special mail. A certain araouut of steadying np has beon noticeable throughout this week, and at the close th« market
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    Penang Harbour Fatality.
    163 6 Malay Strang Charged. At about fi.3oa.ni. on Tuesday the steam lannch Kathleen, owned by the Penang Water Boat Company, while towing a water tongkang to the s.s. Sappho, collided with a sampan, with eight Cbiuese coolies in it, which was proceeding to a steamer in the harbonr.
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    52 6 Mr.R.F.Bradford has opened an office at the F.M.3. Railway Building, Penang, aa general representative in the East of Messrs Aldens* Successors, Ltd., rubber merchants of London, Liverpool, and New York. While the principal business of the new firm will be rubber, it is hoped that opportunities will occur for developing
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    Straits Produce.
    236 6 Singapore, Jnly 7. Tin. —See Local and General column. Copra—Weak No Basinets. Tapioca.—Weak. Business done. Sago Flour• Do. Business done Onmbier. —Business done. Pepper•—Steady. Business done. Other Products. —Market Qui t. Utfit Lor«l Mstkif «lacUtioe: Nutmegs 110 S. per pioal 136.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 46.00 Copra Bali 6.75
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    Hill of Fortune.
    238 6 By the death, at the age of sixtyseven, of Mr, William Knox D Arcy, of Stanmore Hall, Middlesex, one of the greatest romances of th" Australian goldnelde is recalled At the age of sixteen—as soon as he had Mt Westminster School— young D'Arcy went out to Queensland.
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    The Mongolia.
    307 7 Loss of two Outward Malls Simla, Jane 2">. It is Brnoaneed that the s p. Mongolia carry ing th« unils from London up to May 31, paid* off Bombay at noon on Sator dey, June 23, us the result of striking a mine. Full details ha\< not yet
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    Cambridge Locals.
    374 7 A Penang Opinion. S*n the Strait* Echo Deal ing with the modified syllabus of the (_'»iiib irige Local Examinations Mi. 11. W. Fo m-tone, after m<-ntion-u) that a* hoolisaaters themselves are i vid»d as to wh«tb«r they should k; p to tiiH ordinary examination or adopt tt c
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    America's Rubber Supply.
    656 7 Question of Freights. A Honolulu paper contains an account of an interview given to tbat paper by Mr, Jfm« X L* Dow, Secretary of tbe J Ti;e and Rubber Co., of Mansfijld, Ohio, who called at Hawaii on bis reiu n fiom a \i=it to thp rubber
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    The Civil Guard.
    101 7 Parades for July. Monday, July 9. Entire Comany Parade, at >-oustead Institute, 5.15 p.m. Friday, July 13. Parades at Peat !s Hill i id Tanjong Paga»*, 5.15 p.m. Monday, July 16. Route MarchParade i'oustead InstituH. Diemisa B< ustead Institute, 5.15 p m. Friday, July 2 Paradof at
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      578 7 NOTICES ""^NOTICE. The Government is prepared to consider offers for the purchase of the land and buildings known as the Old Cross Street School," and of the vacant land at the corner of Robinson lioad and McCallum Street, up to the 31st July, Further particulars may be ascertained on application
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      345 7 _TU BE LET OFFICES AND COP OWNS TO LEI. No». 6-D. 6 B, 6 G. 6-H, Bsttf Rosd. Apply to Yeu Hock He* >fo. 3 Raffles Place. 14-6 a TO LET Offices at Winch uter BflsJwSa '0, 11, 12. 13, It, 15, IG, 17, U 38, 29, 32, 35 *n
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      605 7 BANKS CHARTED BANK OF INDIA AUSTRALIA AND CHINA INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BY EOYAL CHARTER Paid Up Capital in 60,0u0 Share* of each £f,200,00i Reservs Fund £1,900,00< Reiarve Liability of ftvpffcton BANKERS, fhe Bank of England, Th* I.ondor City and Midland Bank, Ltd., Thi London County and Westminster Ltd., The National
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      166 7 A Woman's Complexion is something more than a matter to concern her vani-y, it is an indicition af the state of her health, 'osmetics and face powder* will not avail to clear he- skin of pimples and blemishes, because the puis ns whkh cause the disfiguration must be removed as
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      386 7 THE ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Ikcobpobatbd ib Ixdia. FUNDS «xceed $30,500,000.00 Absolute Security. Sf Ircome in 191S -$4,301,517.50 Total Out go fcj 1111 $2,410,411.10 Assurance effected in 1911. $4,230,542.85 Increase In Funis -$1,119,099 00 Total Policies in force 65,842 assuring, with Bonus additions, $72,522,348 14.
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      183 7 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the woek ending. Friday, July 13 To-Day. 2.30 p.m. Johnston's Pier S. V.A. Sect. 3 4. 2.30 p.m. Balestier Hinge S R E v 2 45 pm Drill Hall (with Transport). 3.15 p.m Junction Pasir Panjang «t Reformatory Rd. (without) Transport). S.V.R. M.C.S. To-morrow. 7.30
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO TNE MALAYA TRIBUNE. 'issued Daily.] Vol. IV. No. 159 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      Deadweight Question.
      462 1 Intmstlog Award. An interesting chartering case oime np lat hearing before tbe Court f Ki. 'Hooch sejcently, It was an appeal from an award of au arbitrator in a dinpate between the Societe Min'eie do Tonkin and Messrs X W J Sutherland and Co. By a charter party
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      335 1 Once upon a time, in she days of nut so very long ago, there was a certain Eiofeern potentate who dcmi ii a warship. He not on!y bad desire, he also possessed the where a-ilhal to pay for such a luxury. Accordingly ne ordered, and in due time received, bis
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      Arrivals.
      29 1 July S. Amherst, British Mats Hari, British Hye Leong, British Ranee, British Rumpbius, Dutch July 8 Sri Muar, Britiah R. 3. Barn, Dutch Diva, Norwegian Foo Lee, Chinese
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      Clearances.
      36 1 July" 5Meran, British Hong Wan, British Ban Wkatt Hin, British Kaka, British Hebe, British Soon Ann, British React, Dutch Singkep, Dutch Emile, Dutch Sembilan, Dutch Yugala, Siamese July 6. Kiineralda, British Halaban, Dutch Produce, Norwegian
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      64 1 July 7. High water0.39 a.m, 10 ft. 5 ins. 1.13 p m. 9 ft. 3 ins. Jnly 8 High water :—1.26 am 10 ft. 1.50 p.m. 9 ft. 2 ins. July 9. Moon. In Eqnator 4b. A High water—2.15 a.m. 9 ft 3 ins 2.30 p.m. 9
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      132 1 It is reported that three steamers building on the Isherwooi system of about 6,863 tons deadweight, and one ateamer of about 8,800 tons deadweight, aft present under construction by the Osaka Ironworks, O-aka, for delivery betwoau August and March next, have been aold for alight I f over £1,600,000, which
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        529 1 THERE IS NO Finer Medium for Shipper.' Adrertisarjitiitß THAN THE Shipping Gazette. Writ* for U rmt, 20c Collyer Quay, Singapore. BegMgMßß2ayrai MMBaBBW^MM P.&O. British India AND APCAR LINE CVWTAJRW INCORPORATE IS Ef?OLAKD.) &AIL m MtSftKGSa S£2¥l3ES. Poninsuiar an-i Sailings. (U:;d?r Contract with H:« MajMtfll Govern me*'-, t *or rhln», Japan,
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        291 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappi) Hedsrf and" AND Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland.) (Royal Dutch Mail Companies). REGULAR MAIL SERVICE Between Java, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Yokohama, Nagasaki and San Francisco and vice versa. For freight, passage and further particulars Apply fco Internationale Crediet and HandalsYeresniglns "Rotterdam" (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D'Almeida Street PHONE,
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        354 1 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Entrances—Tanjong Pagar. Wn\RVE* Section Godowns Gate Entrances Bouded Warehouse*, Trafalgar St. East Reclamation. Storage 3 and 1 JT. Pagar. P S East Kist 1 and 2. 20/22 Storage B 1 Wharf Road. Sheers 8 19 1 do (Dry Docks) 3 Dook Store, Head C Tower Office, Police
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        537 1 l)o Advertisers: I •UR Shipping Gazette I Gbwalataa in •▼«7 port thr ughout th* MALAYA PENINSULAR. I Tat ns en Application. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN aTAPAJI) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co. EUROPEAN LINE. A nrrioe ia maintained between Yokohama via p-.rta Osaassßaasaaji I* aĕsa mail contract with tha Imperial Jipanwe
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