Malaya Tribune, 19 July 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^^ SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 169 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. CN ftlalapa Crlbune. THURSDAY. JULY 19
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      332 1 *#j i the mm tbibuhl hN B I SKIPPING GAZETTE. The popul > Newapapevr of the Strait* Settlements. i IST PUBLISHED DAILY. X Complete Reporta ol L«taJ Events. 5 5 COBdease S from F.M.S., J*va, 2 1I i in», i<i Cc'or aud Japan, g Full and Latest War News. AT
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      97 1 iSanitasj Disinfectant I Pine Tr>ee" I 1 I Brand. f I^^' 61 I I This disinfectant freely emulsifies j with water, produciig a j! milk-white, strong disinfectant |j I and deodoriser. f SANITAS I i 1 is known throughout t c world I lAS A I RELIABLE I disinfectant. The
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      226 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND j SHIPPING GAZETTE. j SUBSCRIPTION RATES. j FayaoK ia Advance. Per annum $14 00 Half yearly 7.25 Per quarter 3bo Per mensem 1.25 Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month Temporary 'Phone No. 171. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN I THE Commercial Rubber CO., LTD.
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    Malacca Rubber Plantations.
    1332 2 The eleventh annual ordinary general meeting of tbe Malacca Rubber Plantations, Ltd., was held atWinchesterHouse Old Board Street E.G., Mr. George B. Dodwell (chairman oi the company) presiding. The secretary (Mr. A W.Copeland) read the notice convening the meeting aud the report of the auditor. The chairman
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    Malayan Mushrooms.
    246 2 'With the talk of Govern Beat Experimental Farms in Malty* to increase our food suppli a, every >.ne has suddenly grown keen on vegetable gardening, and a planter friend of mine, whose estate is not one hundred miles from Ipoh. has already had great sncoess. The vgetablea he
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    German Kultur in Burma.
    282 2 •J.A D." writii iin tbe Statesman tccalls the nil ..ina inoideut:—l have I d v\ith inter- <• M s letter in tl Stat naaa of Jui.e 12 oa D<\ Kuhrer md German Kultui." It brought bick to mir dan incident which happened when I was iv
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      297 2 WANTED TO BUY. Second-hand Chinese or European household furniture of every description (big or small lot). Good prices offered. Apply to 1 Second-hand," c/o Malaya Tribune. 30 4 30 7 WANTED TO BUY OR EXCHANGE Household fariii'.ure of every description. Reasonable prices given Apply to B. T. TAN, 210-3 Queen
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      194 2 G.C. LEE 158, M rinsep Street. PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. Good and well selected Masic Violia Plane, etc. Qood Strings for Stringed initra.ueets. WORKMAN .HIP GUARANTY RO. TERMS MOOERATE. 3 11 Raneegunge Drainpipes, Channels, Bends ft Junctions INOO MALAY Co., Ltd. (Incorporated iv ringaporn.} Useful to Planters. OUR GROUND NUT
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      632 2 AUCTION SALES. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF One-fifth shue or iut-rest in tbe Estate of Cbing Kir N• o, deceased, in the freehold b nd situnte at BUKIT BRUANG, c'intaioing an ..rea of 51 acres or thfr<>»bouts, and iv the lands on wliic": hiu«cs Nos. 12 aud 13 Gajah Berang, are erected.
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      707 2 AUCTION SALES. BY ORDER OF THE LIQUIDATOR (W H. MACGREGOR) In the Matter of the Alien Enemies .Winding Up) OrdinaEce 19U and of the Amending Ordinances No.-. I and XIX of 1915, No. J6 of 19ig anH No. VI of 1917) AND In the Matter of the Singapore Oil Mills,
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    Bombay War Lottery.
    779 3 Winn* k N mbirs. In addition :o th< n i üben wii n i,./ then?! three prism (wL.<h c li !y i I shed) t c U bar? ]v 70 st" vFinni ig noabera *****,138 32, *****, 989 ML r., 36,425 Winni' •■'imb**r«< £4572, 311)092, *****0, 27t".7i;t,
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    Local Share Market.
    159 3 Binsapore, July 19 asassri Lath am and 00., tb^ A road advise the folios og ornots Sons ajah 1123 84 30 A-yerKanhagi 1,30 140 v• r >' Bk 5.50 2.60 Pbtjm 10 80 11.00 B 5.6') 575 B Lkit Jolo% 1 g 0.674 0.75 Bikit 9iB7j 0.95
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    Wireless Reports.
    19 3 Veawbi i:i 00 nmonication a* noon with the looal Sommereia] Wlri less alio 1 .N T in
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    Straits Produce.
    248 3 Singapore, Jnly 19. Tin.— See Local and Ueneral column. Copra- —Weak. done. Tapioca. —Weak. Business dono. Sago Flour- Do. Business done. Gamfner.— No Basili«ps. Pepper- —Steady. No Business. Othir *>rjrfijete~MsnrlDßt Qaut. Latest Lot.! M«rkit Qartttoai. N T !itmegs 110 S. per pionl f 36.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 46.00
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    Produce Report.
    41 3 Copra. Singapore, Jnly 18. This mark-' h.»s c i itinne l S iih!i t ai.a <; t a ar- r» c »r I. J him to'lav's vain *■< i trill i higUnr. i-.l #7.10; fair to good •jo.GO to $o fS'J
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    A Memorial Scholarship.
    131 3 Assistance to Medical Students- The friends of Monsieur J. Boy w l io died in Ipoh on June 10. fee 1 that they would like to perpetuate lih mpruory by establishing a Scholarship to he tcrmtd the "Joseph Boy Memorial Scholarship." Tbe object is to provide a
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      648 3 I I POSITIVELY THE LAST MIGHT. r» J Aih»mbr«i s j Goiter Pictures, Belter Music, Batter Sinwafoii and Belter Serrtce X b £u the Theatre Ate some of tbe Features theatre where you A*\ z* Si «m F »T IE y with an get the BEST ff> i $k exquisite
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      581 3 TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT THE fOPULA I THOTO-PLAY HOU EMPIRE Taajong Pagar Road. Trams Paw Ihe Doer. 1 SECOND SHOW 9.50 SI A (P 8. 0. A. G. I HESENT 4 Maison dv Baigneur 4 j (Or ths Houu of Baigneur, English title "Traitors to their KIN 6") A beautiful screon
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    INDIAN TRADE.
    341 4 There seems to be some doobt in business eireies in India aa to what ii going to b* the position of overseas trading after the war, and a number of oases are to hand of instances where coininercul bodies are at variance ia this t 'gpect. For example,
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    Maharaja's Flotilla.
    45 4 His Highness the Maharaja of Patiala has very generously offered in honour of His Majesty the KingEmperor's birthday the sum of Rs. 1.01,000 for a flotilla of motor boats for use in Mesopotamia. His Majesty has been graciously pleased to accept the offer.
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    A Zepplin Route.
    49 4 From Berlin it is reported that the Aeronautical Club will establish a Zeppelin route between Hamburg and Constantinople, both for passenger and portal traffic. Tbe distance is 1,764 j miies. There are to be 11 stations. Tbe establishment of the route will cost 40 million marks.
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    Officers' Families Fund.
    25 4 Mrs. Ridout (Honorary Seoretary of the Officers' families' Fond) acknowledges with many thanks the following donation i E. F. Stovell Esq. $25.00
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    Food for Britain.
    47 4 A representative conference of the people of Natal has passed a unanimous vote to present a free gift of food products to Great Britain. The gift will probably take the form of maize, potatoes and beef. Farmers will allot acreage for growing their contribution.
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    New Japanese Factory.
    53 4 A Japanese named Koretsune is erecting a factory for (he manufacture of electric lamp bulbs at Shahokou, on the South Manchuria Railway line. There are large railway works at this place and the idea is to nee th* female labour from the workmen's families in the lamp
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    French War Orphans Fund.
    49 4 Previously acknowledged l,g«3 J. Donlevy 25 Mrs L.J. Wishart 10 Mrs Stovell 25 MnNissim 100 M me de Coartois 9 2,052 Farther contributions rr&y be sent to Mrs J B. Wi fc rart the Banque of Indo Chine, or to th* Editor, Singapore Free Press.
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    9 4 Mr. T. Steele, of the P.W.D. teleaving for Home.
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    Y.W.C.A.
    484 4 New Hostel Opened. Yesterday afternoon saw the opening of the additional premises to the Young Women's Christian Association, 8, Fort Canning Road, which. were hailt as the result of generoas pablio snbscription. This building, on the right hand side, facing the old house, is connected to the latter by
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    Australia Aid.
    50 4 The Hon. G. F. Pearc*. Minister of Defence, has issued a return of the men who have enlisted in Aus tralia from the outbreak of the war up to April 30 of this Tie total number of Bflilietas was 362.000, which is 14 par of the male population.
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    Sale of Properties.
    149 4 The undermentioned properties were sold by auction at the Sdleror m of Thrt Commercial Rnbber Co, No. 3 Raffles Place, yesterday afternoon Freehold land honse known as Comfort House. No. 8i-l Kampong Java Road, area 17,458 square feet, bought by Mr. R. B. Rodee fcr $7600. Two
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    Coming Events.
    34 4 To-day. Now Moon. Lodge E-isWn Gate Installation. Harmston's Circus. To-morrow. St- Margaret: Harmston's Circus. Saturday. H*ri ttaya (Mohimui-Jan Festival.) Harmston's Oircos. Sunday. 7th Snnday after Trinity. Tuesday. Singapore Ai^?■« Wednesday. St. James.
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    Local and General.
    543 4 Tin htr, Hat $lu9 (80 er a 125 tons pold. c «.up) Rnbhur is quoted at 2/6 for and 2/.H for sheet. Cre^ D r» W fc 8r a1 ,,0n iv a military hospital at Denmark Hin London. u< The Hon. Mr. JL Betoa Colonial hncret-iry. returned
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    To-Day's Contents.
    107 4 nm The Great Wab i The.Fighting Front* 5 Russia Appeal to Mechanics j> Submarining Ministerial Changes Mesopotamia Riots in Lisbct> Canadian Politics Irish Affairs General: Malacca Rubber Plantations Malayan Mushrooms German Kultur in Bnruja Local Share Maiket Straits Prod—a Bombay War Lottery A .Memorial Scholarship 1 Indian Trade
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      217 4 A. Robinson Co. If PIESSE LUBIN'S Perfumery. Violet de Parma t JSS*W Lilythe laity m fi^™* '■fl New Mown Hay Verbena Gape Jessamine Jasnfe kkmantin I Hamas'* n.ce I j (BRIDAL BOUQUET) I Wnm Rose Tl ipDB.NsoNeG Egm I£ SINGAPORE WĔm Moss Rose her L—=^£l-Jj»PP Cu/ppf ppi Bunga JRajaH OWCGI
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      376 4 To-nig*ht! To-night! C At the Ideal Picture Theatre —tWm* ASI N n By-tbe-Sea, off Beach Road. THE FINAL INSTALMENT OF 6 New Parts—3 complete last episodes of tha wonder aerial THE DIAMOND FROM THE SKY In 30 tplsodes- «1 Reels. Featurin Mr. IRVING CUMMING and MISS LOTTIE PICKFORD Epiioae 28.
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      125 4 JUST RECEIVED A Small Shipment -OF ALL E NO CIGARS Havana Ual SUPPLIED TO The Sports Club, London. Caldbeck. Macarcgor AND Co. adelphT HOTEL MONTHLY RATES FOR Tiffin S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Dinner S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Breakfast, Tiffin and Dinner S5O. Every Evening Dinner Concert by our Filipino Band.
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    WAR WAR TELEGRAMS.
    143 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. British Inipro c their Position. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. Lon Ion, July 17, 11.0 a.m. Sir D .ugUs Haig: We somewhat unp'oved position eastwarJ of Monchy le Preux Pes »ir thick clou Is and strong ia ,u mi- did a preat dei'of s
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    FRENCH.
    70 5 Ene ny Attempts Fail. LinJon, July 18, 4.25 p.m. A F-ench communique states After t bombardments. the Germans male several counter. »;acke on tu- positions we captured yoi'.erilay fro n Avocourt Wood as "f»r a# the slopes w-*st of Hill 304. Q ur resistnc-» shattered all -ff >rts of
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    Imperiant Advance.
    87 5 LwIon, inly 18. 12.40 p.m Pari?. S mi->»li Jial Y -aterday'a a-ivance < n the left of th* Meuse is of onsileiahl-» importance. It releases Hill 3<>4. which the enemy has closely pressing, and also ha? done nincli to clear the 3pprracb'f to \eidun. The fnry with which
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    RUSSIAN.
    148 5 Heavy Fighting. L 'P. i -it. July 17. 6.45 p.m. Wireless Russian official We rfpnls a 'l attacks northeast of Kaln«z itI for tactical considerations we transferred to the ricjht bank of th»- Lotnnica, leaving Kalusz bit trine i ojnrtant river crossings. A «trnig» en*my attac'< threw U3 out
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    ENEMY REPORTS.
    163 5 German Versions. Loiulon, July 18, 5.40 p.m. A German official mesMg» states: Th«re was lively artillery firing on the c >ast from the to Lys. Li Ba?see Loos, L«np, and both banks of tLe Scarpe. We English aivancf-s hetwetn Iiollebtk« and Warnetor in l drove b<an English s'taek
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    British Air Casualties.
    51 5 London. July 17, 7.15 p.m. In the Htmae of Commons. Mr 'raon Hated that the British »»r 6^r\ lC easaaltiel in the air raid •a Jalj 7 v.. r two pilots killed and noonded. An observer died fr om hi« wounds. Two aeroplanea destroyed and two crashed
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    Our Naval Bag.
    151 5 Dutch allegations. London, July 18, 8.0 a.m. Amsterdam Twenty British torpedo boats participated in the capture of German merchantmen. It is asserted that several shells fell on the coast. The Handelsblad alleges that the affair occurred inside territorial limits, and the Government will protest against this breach
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    Submarining.
    94 5 Statement in Parliament. London, July 17, 6 50 p.m. In the Baser* of Commons Lord Robert Cecil etaied that sine« April 1, German submarines had arrested or attacked over twenty British ■tiled and nenttal ships in Spanish w iters Very serions representations were made to Spain, which assured Britain
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    A Week's Figures.
    41 5 London, July 18, 6.10 p.m. The Admiralty states The arrivals during tbe week were 2,828 and sailing 3 2,920. Fourteen vessels over and four under sixteen hundred tons were sunk Twelve were unsuccessfully attacked. Eight fishers were sunk.
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    Mesopotamia
    138 5 Bickering to End London, July is, 4 55 p m. In the House of Commons Mr. Bonar Law announced that the Government han decided to drop Mes potamian enquiries, to lea*e the soldiers to be dealt wiih by the Army Council in tho ordinary way, and to refuse Lord
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    Canadian Politics.
    62 5 London. July 18. 8.0 a.m. Ottawa In the House of Commons Sir Robert Borden introduced a resolution to extend the life of Parliament for a year. He demanded a practically unanimous vote, otherwise he would not press the resolution. He deprecated an election at present, as it would
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    Irish Affairs.
    59 5 Lmdon, July 18, 8.0 a.m. The Tim*s states that Mr. Redmond does not intend to resisn the Irish leadership or advise his colleagues to resign in order to obtain the verdict of Ireland on Sinn-Feinism. No decisive steps will be taken till the results of the Convention and
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    Riots in Lisbon.
    39 5 London, Jaly 18,12 40 p m. Lisbon The c has been more rioting in th* streets. Bombs wtrr thrown at a tramway and several persons were injured. The Chamber has extended martial law for s month
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    Russia.
    90 5 Disagreements. London, July 17, 4.30 p.m. Petrograd; The reason for the resignation of Ministers who are all constitutional democrats is owing to disagreement with the Govenment's Ukranian policy. The Government issued a proclamation creating a Ukranian Secretariat General to control local aff tirs cxc ept as regards the army,
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    Extremists Demonstrate.
    136 5 London, July, 18, 3.45 a.m. Petrograd A military antiGovernment demonstration on Monday nigh* provoked by extremists as a protest against the disband ment of mutinous regiments at tbe front ended In wihd panicky shooting in the Nevsk'y Prospekt There were a number casualties and a dozen were sent
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    Further Details.
    303 5 London, July 18. 6.25 «,m. Petrograd The military demonstration began in the afternoon Motor-lorri' 8 bristling with maehine gans and manned by Maximalists' and agitators piraded the streets. As tb« time passed and nothing happened the popnlation who at first kept indoors emerged into tk« streets *nd watched
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    Dissension Must Cease.
    62 5 London, Jnly 18, 6.45 p.m. A wireless has beea received that the executive of the Workmen's Soldiers' and Peasants' Delegates have issued a manifesto that the time has come for all dissension to cease. All must assist the soldiers in the front line. To refrain now is
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    Discussions.
    80 5 Lopdon, July 18, 4.25 p.m. Petrograd While the joint committee f f Soldiers and Workmen and Peasants' D<'legatee were discussing Monday's episodes, armed demonstrators appeared outside and demanded that the Committee sbonld itself take over the Government. Tne Committee passed a resolution that the very people who proposed this
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    Civil War Brewing.
    113 5 London, Jnly, 18, 7.55 p.m. Petrograd Thousands of sailors, snldieis and workpeople have arrived from Kronstadt. The sailors had banners inscribed "Down with authority, long hve the commnne." Provocative firing started io a street, followed by rancio n machine gon fire, causing t gen* rai pauic. The
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    Ministerial Changes.
    59 5 New Appoi itmsnts. London, July 17, 10.13 p.m. Official: Sir El war 1 Cara"»n h>s been appointed to th** war Cabinet without portfolio D\ Addison iappointed Minister of R construc tion, without portfolio. Sir E. S. Montagu is appointed to the India Office. Mr, Winston Churchill becomes Minister
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    Controversy Aroused.
    148 5 London, July 18. 7. 30 a.m. The ministerial changeS are gene, rally cantmusly reoeteed, ThPremier is congratulate) oa the, orignality and boldness of the changes but ii. is pointed out the country while wishing the new ministers well will judge them entirely by results The promotion of Sir
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    No "Amateur Strategy."
    141 5 The Times says Mr. Churchill's enthusiasm £and ingenuity shonld be useful in the Ministry of Munitions but it must be emphatically madech ar that the country will not tolerate any attempt to resuscitate amateur strategy." It alls it is high tim* muniti >ns production was divorced from
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    New Royal Name.
    44 5 London, Jnly 17, 7.40 p.m. Tho proclamation announcing the change of nun j of the dynasty renounces, on behalf of Qie-n Victoria's desc »ndautf, th* use the titles of dnke an 1 luca**B of Saxony, and i»i >c > of Saxe-<'oburg Gotha
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    Enemies and Titles.
    26 5 London, July 17, noon. The House of Commons has pished the leoond reading of a bib depriving enemy tobjeeri of B i'isb titles
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    B.I. Chilka.
    64 5 London, July 17. 6 50 p.m. Rangoon: There are no further authentic particulars of the bnmi .g of the Chitka. A passenger states that she took fire in Bwrevnrnade, Boath of Oopalpore. \ll the Europeans were sived. The d-ok passengers were seiz > I with panic and a
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    The Silver Market.
    44 5 London, Jaly 17, 6.15 p.m. Silver is at 40 15/16, with profit taking and Lss demand. The market in quiet. London, July 18, 12.45 p.m. San Francisco Exports of silver in June were 6.8! 2,500 ounces, chitfly to China and ludia.
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    Tea Market.
    68 5 London July 17, 12.45 p.m. Only 1,700 package wre available for the weekly sil j s of In lian tea yesterday, Tiui~s points out in reference to this that owing to tbe shortage of tonnage only 23 million pounds were imported during th> past three imnths, ol which
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    Commodore Tyrwhitt, C.B.
    17 5 London, July 18, 9.10 p.m Commolore Tyrwhitt has been appointed Commander of the R*tb.
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    Appeal to Mechanics.
    294 5 I be Nation's Need. London, July 17, 5.40 p.m Th Iron and Steel Tradea Con fe l<~r*!|on has received the followin r signed by S»r Edward Ct -i<»n and Sir John J -llicoe Th" B'urd of Admiraly wish to impress on all engaged in building and repaiiinv
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    Sporting.
    56 5 Lawn Tennis. S. C C Tournament. Duly two matches in th« above lanrna newt were played yesterday, «b" units b- ing as follow il -nihcap Singles Class A.— \V i ii .use beat Kucbwally B—6, o—o. OL—Terx»no beat Wright 6-3, 0-4. Th* S O C course will be closed
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    88 5 <I Svurday next launeh-s will foci Johnston's Pier at 9.10 and 11 am. 230 and 3.30 p.m. and th Qhah Bungalow at 9.30 and 10 30 a m. 12.15, 3 and 530 p. m. High tide U 30 p.m. Height 9ft Hn. 0;i Sunday launches will leave
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    The Dog's Day.
    213 5 Mrs. (Halifax asks us to draw i trntion to the fact that iiirj• h cl<»8*» on July 2'2tid for the B lj»ii i Fund dog show and any It-ttr-r ported in Singapore up to that dite will he accepted as an entry; but iiiiv 1-tiers rec- ived
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    Mortality Returns.
    107 5 The death rate per mille for the we. k ending July 11 was 36 69. Ttie total number of deaths was 253 of which I*4 were males and 60 t( male. No European and no Ku tun died, 197 Chinese, 39 Ha tya, 16 Indians, and one of
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    87 5 A notification is published in the FMS Government Gazette regardin* tbe substitution of further regula tions regarding passports. No European or emsf passenger, a hose age exceeds, or eppeera to exceed, fifteen years, epming from any place outside n. C.lony or tbe States of Per lis, X lab. Perak. S-langor,
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    Legal Intelligence.
    89 5 SUPREME COURT. Prizes Y*StOlday afternoon the Attorney Bmetal| Mr. G A. Qoednean. made ap'.dictMons before the Justice (Sir John Bocknill, K.C.) for the condemna'ion <>f property coming nnd*r the juris Motion of the Prize Conrt. The fi-s* application related to the eteeoa launch S git. s-ized here on
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    POLICE COURTS.
    524 5 Breach of Trust. Charged before Mr. Sugars this morning with criminal breach of trust on two seperate dates in May las*, of quantiti s of gold valued at $25 22 and $22.28. respectively, the property of his employer one (i. W. S. de Silva, a goldsmith carrying on
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    Raub Gold Mines.
    50 5 .sgen's i> r.ick aud Co. (Returns for four w- k 3 ended July 14.) Btikit X »***** Stone, crushed. 4.243 tone; gold obtained. 884 on, average per too 1.167 dwts. Bnkit Malacca. Stone crushed. 4,127 tons, fold obtained, 337 o/.s; average per ton I s'.* 4 dtfts.
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    147 5 During the last week the neigh baeehtrri of Pen nig General Hos pital has beeu infested at night by Urge nuuab rs of pariah dogs. A \isitbythe dog shooter would be much appr ciated by tha nurses, the patieuts and tha residmts in the vicinity, says the Straits Echo. Singapore,
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    The Rubber Trade.
    122 5 Messis Barlow Co.'s Report. Singapore, July 18. Some 742 tons were catalogued for-ale at the usnal weekly Auctions which commenced to day. The tone of the market was decidedly weak, with but few buyers operat. ing and competition was poor. Pries generally were again lower on the
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    Amusements.
    48 5 The Cinemas. At the Baepire to night the chief Hems in a fine program vii will be Maison dv Biigo-m-," in fo'ir reels of thrill, and Tue Crimson Blade (,2 parts). Th < litter con stitutee the fourth a 1 feature in 4 Perils of the Secret Service."
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    An Aretic Mirage.
    109 5 Land which has long been chartered on all the maps haa been found to b« non-existent," says Sir Ernest Shaekleton. "The Endurance sailed right over it." The same thing happens with North Polar expedition. Mr. Donald Macmillan, who is now reported safe at Etah, in far N-W.
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    59 5 A telegram from Bandoeng states that on Jaly 9 Captain Engelbert van Bevervoorde made hia second flight over the mountains, this time via Randjaekek. He reached a height of 4,500 metres, and flew over Bandoeng, Tjimahi, Padala rang, in the direction of Poerwakarta, along Kalidjui, over the crater of Tangoeban
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      374 5 More Actors and Actresses bave arrived from Penaog locladin? the Lady Comedian MIBS JLIDA and the Chinene C own MOHAMED SILAT First Appearance To-morrow Night AT THS FAMOUS STAR OPERA IT THE THEATRE ROYAL North Bndg Road In a specially prepared play Musangjerjangot SECURE YOUR SEATS. Phone 13M for seats.
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      328 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Harmston's Circus Location:-BEACH BOAD. To-night! To-night!! Our New Programme HEW ARTISTES MEW ACTS. Next Matinee SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 21. Doors Open it I. Commence at 4. dhildren Half Price at Matinees only Popular Prices of Admission Full Box, Six Seats $15 Second Cialrs 1.00 Single Seat, Bh .S3
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    STOCKS AND SHAKES
    837 6 P.icei QuoUJ in the Market this raiaj aiKoaroßß, Jolt is. Mayan lanl l »n Kr.tt, Bjchanga and Share Broken, iuue tbe following Hat of «natation» Kobber Shares. Vox. V»:ae. Mayrrt. 5elle»» j;- /iiwu 3/8 ms S AagloJ.T* «3 3/ Anglo-Malay li)/- 13/ 1 Ayer Kunin, SO/- i?
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 6 Singapore. July 19 ■Oa Lou ion Buk 4 m/i. 2/4| Demand 2 1 4 Private 3 m/». J/4 13/16 On IndU— Bank T. T. On HO'igkong— I .ell l\n 13% prom On Bh»rigb&i—> B-ink d/d. 59| i n Java B-..A- T. T 134 On Jap*<t B»u* 109 Sovereign'— '.m/ing
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    Malayan Forests.
    2615 6 Rep rt 01 Last Year. Mr. E. Cubitt, Conservator of Forests, F. M. S. and 3. H has issued his annnal departmental report from which we make tho following excerpts: In Perak a net increase of 2,471 acres dnring 1916 is accounted for by an ex>nsion of 2,730
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    Assurance of Victory.
    1011 6 The Making of Armies. (BY C. H fcTtiXT.) Probably the impreaaion that strikes most forcibly those concerned with the traiuing of the reinforcments of the Allies, i' theunshakeable conviction of ni,nuats victory that pervades thesf men. Ti B writer has had a certain experience la tha formation
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    European Mails
    78 6 ueii*ered <n Lnndon. The following are th* latesot i.-parluro from t d rio/opesti Hails and their rJeMtarj ii Loavlofi. MaiL UK i)^UVKI,r.I ■f >l aWii M Jaaa It M 4. April t» .1 m 11 P. drO. A; ru M JI M 81. May 4 Jm 4 M.«
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    A Regimental Megazine.
    269 6 Hongkong's New Acquisition Tie members cf the lildaVsori Battili.u stationed in Hoi Tg are proving thn* tl.cir I in ouo direction only, \>. ry toon atrr-r their artiv* i-i the C y lief gained the reputatiun 1 f hf-ing ve,-«atil" and capall- bodj ol rim, aad tb>j
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      21 6 A (JOOD PHOTOGRAPH MEANS Your Very Likeness, Style and Hood. A PRODUCTION FROM Lee Brothers-Studio, Hill Street will produce these results.
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      76 6 j THE Firm 2 4 1 that advertises boldly J ami. consistently is i va •> ri:.bly a good 3 l uoae wb eh 'tils gooae that are avail srortii the I price demand, d, ani re- 5 5 nrajnisea that ittrri ntation f 2 is at stake on everj
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      188 6 Mai's C.'&ot Tc-ddj Wat Panning R. Batu Pahat '•leo* Port Dick-on and P« Port Swetteaham *Peuiti,* Bttigkaiis LalioMn Bilii, 4 P® Tandjong BaUi and Meilan* Si.tM Merging, Bi«ir Harbour. Kernarn ,a, fc Trenggann H l.„, M ?ar and Mtlaooa *K Bangkok. Mat. Hi',* ."i f" Kota fing i 1 an
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    Campaign in Palestine.
    701 7 Greatest Straggle Ever Knowo. The biggest bittle in all Palestine's long history v beinii fought a Gaza by bodies of troops on both sides immeasurably larger than any armies which have taken fraft iv the countless campaigns of the Holy Land. Though w bai only fought the
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    German Lunatics.
    222 7 Enlistment In the Army According to advices from Stettin, the annual report of the Knecken maelhr Lunatic Asylum at St» ttin contains some interesting facts. The report complains bitterly of the enormous increase in the death rate at the institution owing to underfeeding, as many as 9* deaths
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    The Civil Guard.
    62 7 Parades for Jnly. Friday, Jnly 20. Parades at Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar, 5.15 p.m Monday, Jnly 23. Parades at Havelockßoad Police Station and Tanjong Pagar, 5.15 p.m. Friday, Jnly 27. Parades at Pearls Hiil and Tanjorg Pagar, 5.15 p.m. Monday, Jnly 30. Entire Company Parade at
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    Hun's Latent Ally.
    211 7 Dogs Called Up. One of the most remarkable side lights on Germany's decreasing inan-powf r is the calling up of dogs foractnal military service. They are not to bn used for Bed Cross work as dogs have been employed in tho German Army throughout the war, but
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      568 7 NOTICES BANK HOLIDAY. It is hereby notified that Ihe Exchange Banks will be closed on Saturday, 21st July Hari Raya Puasa (MOHAMMEDAN FESTIVAL.) 147 MUNICIPAL NOTICE War Tax on Immovable Property IOTICI berebv given >hat in «cordance with Section 14 of the ar Tax Ordinance, 1917, W»r Tax bribe whole
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      465 7 WANTFO WANTED A Maiay Clerk. Appk eucloaing copies of testimonials to" Box 395, oare of Malaya Tribune. 13.6 m WANTED U OFFER. For 30 or more assortments of second-hand heading types (to be sold with or without type case.) For particulars Apply to Box 291, care of Malaya Tribune. 2-0
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      609 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. i*m~ c INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER, Paid up Capital in 60,000 Sharee of £20 each £1,200,001 Reserve Fund £1,900,<XK Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS The Bank of England, The i.ondor City and Mid! nd Bank, Ltd., Th« London County
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      71 7 Don't Forget! s t Before going home to-day get a phial of Pinkettes, the dainty little laxatives that give nature just the assistance needed to correct constipation, liverishness, bilious headaches, clear the complexion of blemishes and sweeten the breath. As food fur children a? fur adults Oentle as nature. Do
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      267 7 FPU SALE ARGO CARS FOR SALE. H P. t 4 Cylinders, two and five, abaters uew Argo Cars, magneto ignition and fitted with electric lights and starters. For particulars, appl> to The Commercial Rubber Co., Ltd. Auctioneers. 30 6 T— 21-7 TO jE LET I OFFICES AND CODOWNS TO LET.
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      387 7 IT R E ORIENTAL Government Sec ritt Life Assurance Co. s Ltd. BSTABUSRKn INCORPORATED I» IIfDIA, l FUNDS exceed $30,500,000.00 absolute Security. ,income In 1916 -$4,309,517.50 Total Out go In 1116- $2,490,411.50 Assurance efTected In 1918- $4,230,542.85 I Increase In Funds $1,819,099.00 j Total Policies in force 65,842 assnri-is-, with
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      51 7 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the week endingFriday, Jnly 20 To-Day. No Drills. To-morrow. 5.16 pm Drill Hall S.V.A. Recruits. do 8.K.E. v. T.P. Fire Station 8 V R T F P 5.10 Drill Hall Chinese Co! 5.00 do S.F.A. Co. 5.10 do S.V.C. Band. O. G. Wacb Captain, a/Adjntant,
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. lasned Daily.] VoL IV. No. 169 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 19, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      Two Famous Clippers.
      473 1 The discovery that the Cutty Bark after fifty yeara of u<afal service i* still working recalls to tbe Naetical Magazine tb it of all renowned clip, pera of the past tbe two moat famous Hurvivora are tbe Cutty Sark and tbe Antiope. Strangely enough both of tbem
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      Another Hon Story.
      134 1 For! scope I ess l< Boats. The eonatruction of recent German aubmarinea without periacopes fs reported by way of Holland by tb. Italian Ririata Marittina." There ia a lana ou each aide of tha boat <«»,« a writer in Bcientitio Amerisnn,) whiob combined with mlr rura and
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      Arrivals.
      28 1 July 17. Batavier, Btiith Einoeralda, British July 18. Ban Wkatt Hin, Britiik Kinta, British Kaka, British Reynst, Dutch Sembilan, Dutch De Weert, Dutch R. 8. Raru. Dutch
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      Clearances.
      48 1 I Maly 17. Qu rr«, B< itiah Will o'the WUp.Bdtiah Pin B«nsr, B i»i-h Abboteford, British Hct.g W.H., liruiah H- h■, R Hwh Calypae, British Git oritith D»i'{,'.;a a, Dutch Riimltana. Dntoh Kuiilo, Dutch Troiiuce, N.>nrenian Yu la, -i :'ne<»« Tushun, Chinese July 16 Kwang Le«. Cnineie
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        544 1 I —srr^ I Finer Medium ftr Skipaais' Advertisements TRAJ 7dm j| Shippi/ Gazette. U H Kte for t*rma, 1 ttw Collyer Quay, Singapore. P.&O.British India! km APCAR LINE fCOMPASIW iNOOBPOBA-TiCD IN ESGLASD.) MAIL AMD PASSENSEn' SERVICES. Peninsular and Orienta' Sailings. 'Tc.ler fJaaAsaci with Hi* M.»j(.«ty't GwaraniPut. far CeJna. J*e««. Penang,
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        289 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappij "Nederland" AND u ßotterdam 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 to Internationale Crediet and Handelsveresniging Rotterdam" (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D'Almeirla Street PHO.NE.
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        502 1 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Entrances Tanjong Pagar. Wharves Section Godowns Gath Entrances Bonded Warehouse*, Trafalgar St. East Reclamation. Storage 2 and 1 JT. Pagar. P S East East 1 and 2. 20/22 Storage B 1 Wharf Road. Sheers 3 IS 1 do (Dry Docks) 3 Dock Store, Head 0 Tower office,
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        520 1 I To Advertisers: I OUR i Shipping Gazette Circulates in every po:;. thr>nghou th«» MALAYA PENINSULAR. I Terme on Application. N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN /4PAN) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co EUROPEAN LINE. A service U maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles and bondiu, mj mail contract
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