Malaya Tribune, 26 July 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV. No. 174 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. CtK IHalapa Cribune. THURSDAY, JULY 26.
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      487 1 ITHE MALAYA TRIBI E AND SHIPPING GAZF.TTF. I The v p"i'f Newspaper of the m Strait* Settlements- I PUBLISHED DAILY, t 1 Qotoplrte Baporta of L c<i Bvtn ft j foctdeaeed N. fro.v F.M S., J H C ns India. Ceylon *n:| Jar an 4 V 5 2 Full and
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      228 1 > ———at————— THE MALAYA TRIBUNE! SHIPPING GAZETTE. SUBSCRIPTION RATEB. I Payable in Advance. I Per annum $14 OO Half yearly 7.25 j Per quarter 365 I Per mensem... 1.25 j Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month- Temporary 'Phone No. 171. Estate Supplies) I Acetic <M&9BL.> Acid Veneer Chests Momi Chests
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    Native Superstitions.
    1314 2 lialtacfa from Berne U it m I Many people art apt to laugh at Native superstition qnite forgetting the fact that their own oouatryus»n ar«, like all raoes in the world, superstitions. For instance, only think of tbe numerous Mascots now in use, whidi correspond to a gretf
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    The Civil Guard.
    32 2 Parades for July. Friday, Jaly 27. Para leg at Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar, 5.15 p.m. Monday. Jnly 30. Entire Company Parade at Havelock Road Police Station, 5.15 p.m.
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    Parades for August.
    220 2 Friday, Angn.it 3. at Pearls Hill and Tar.jong Pagar •.15 p ro. I Monday, Auunst 6. Parades at Pearls Hill nnd Tapjong Pagar, 5.15 P ni. Saturday, Angnst 11. Nos. 1 and 2 Sections Pearls Hill Com pany. Jforuianton Range 3 3 > p.m. Punday. Angnst 12.
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    170 2 On the night of June 11, the vvb >le of Rangoon was left in d*rknfsg for about an honr owing to a breakdown in the Power Station of the Rangoon Electric Lighting and Supply Co. The incident wag caused bj a rat running aeroas the high tension switch oonnection. causing
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      389 2 WANTED TO BUY. Second-hand Chinese or European household furniture of every description (big or small lot). Good prices offered. Apply to Second-hand," o/o Malaya Tribune. 30 4 30 7 WANTED TO BUY OR EXCHANGE I !<;>i r> r.1 4 r'arniturp of every dracription. R -.«onable prioea given. Apply to B.
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      646 2 "ATjTOIII Public Auction Sale. I By Order of tha Supreme Court, JOHORE BAHRU In the matter of HATHA MATNi RETAPPA 6NITTY m AlfD LAMA TANA' AMOR LONOKANB. (Civil mAal of 191 J.f To t>« Bold lay Auction At tne StrtH-Mfflt. IM 35 tna 3«. Jiln Ibrahim, Johore lakry, Johore. On
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      820 2 AUCriuu SALES. AUCTION SALE OF Magnificent Anglo-Cbinese Household Furniture &c At onr saleroom, No. 3 Rhffbs Place. On Friday 27th July at 11 a- m. A set of 2 Chinese beaut fally carve i and gilt hard wo i (Locksan), Ctinese elabor.itply carved hud wood nrrn chair* tear side tables;
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    Week's Summary.
    1273 3 Tac Russian Victories. Th« foliowipg summary of the we ek's warring is issued by the British Legation at Bangkok, but must not be considered official. Ltnuou, July 13. Operat toe Alii*»' from» to July 12th jhe main interest has again been concentrated iu the eaatern front. Tbe biilli*nt
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    Local Share Market.
    164 3 4e Malay* TrZ&u**.* Jaly 26. Messrs Latham aal Co., th. Area I- 1 advise ths following quotations A. or dajth $4 20 $4 30 sVyvrKm ngt 100 140 Ayer Mc'ek 2.50 2.60 AjsarPaoal 11.10 1130 Balg'.wiiio 640 675 Baku Jelotang v.70 0.77 Ba*it KaiTl 090 0 9.^
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    Mails Tampered With
    337 3 Grave Charge Against Officials. Tokyo, May 31. An extraordinary ease of wanton mischief by Post Office employees was recently revealed by Mr. K. Ishikawa of Azabn, who made a formal complaint to the Director ot Mails of the Department of Communications Mr. I,- ika wa contends that
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    135 3 A untitled untitled untitled of the way in wbi Ii Japan hu ra'ained souae of h*-r beet kodigea m cu*toma while a h'pti prtM it- Watt m me I tode, politic* I i i id <!. is -uppli» d by the enaoun v at th t to En. paror o
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    Wireless Reports.
    15 3 Vessels in commnnic: Yon st noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station :—None.
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      85 3 THE UST TO EMTEB IV newspaper only enter» her* AFTFR it <* read. Its contemporary, the circular the booklet, 'he pooler often get tnlu H BEFORE they *re read. Ths public one and all i«.nand entertainment and «uianefneot. Al« ng with both of tbe»e they will accept diacJieai»ne oti tho
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      605 3 I POSITIVELY THE LAST MIGHT. —£;—I 1 The Alhambra I 1 Alhambra Is Pictures of Great Topical Interest and of a list Attractive Nature f is the only I I the Theatre AT THE theatre I where yon ML g g ML f* KWtk ik J!S^%m I get the BEST]
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      542 3 j J TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSI EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road. Tram* Pan tbe Dor. SECOND SHOW 8 30 SHARP Imperial Universal Present 2 Tbe Man in the Trunk 2 sth Adventure cf Yorke Norroy in "The Perils of tbe Secret Service." 2 The Better Man 2 101
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      57 3 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the week ending, j Friday, July 27 To-Day. No Drills. To-morrow. 5.15 pm. Drill Hall S V.A. Recrnitn. do S.R.E. v. do Maxim Co. ,t T.P. Fire StaMon S.V R T.P.P. 5 10 Drill Hall Chinese Co *>.00 prn do S.F.A. Co. 5.15 do S.V.C
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    RUSSIAN CHAOS.
    518 4 The Press at Home has rightly, we think, refrained from commenting npon the present chaotic oondition of things in Russia, preferring to await farther development!, in the hope that, when the people pee what tooli they hare been made of by G-rrnan intrijuers and their own anarchist bodies,
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    Amusements.
    60 4 Harmston 's Circus. This ever-popular circus an i menagerie will ba in Singapoia for three more days only, the final performance of this season to be tfiven on Si'.ur lay night. The last matinee will also be given on Saturday. A new programme has beaa arranged, and consists of
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    The Cinemas.
    105 4 At the Empire to-night there will be several new pictures. of which The Man in the Trans," "The Better Man," and a roaring L Ko comedy ate the chief. At tie Palladium to-night a Bluebird special fiatnie entitled The Measure of a Man will be screened. It id
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    The Federal Council
    711 4 Imp ,rt t :t Business. Koala Kang«ar, Tufts lay .—Th* Federal Council mot h re to-day in the Council R »>m. There were present H.E. thn High Commissioner, Th<dr Hi«h nesses the Suluna of Pank, S-dan-gor and Seuabilan f the representative of the Saltan of Pabang, Sir
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    Home Market Quotations.
    105 4 Tin bj quoted st £335.11.0 In London. Sigo Hour (SarawHk, i quoted a 1 i 6/- in London. Black pepper ieqaote 1 H i 104 and white pepper a» 1/- in Lon ion. Tapioca fair Hake is Uooe al r > on the London market. On the
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    Local and General.
    508 4 Tin h-r« i s at IML7 np); on eellera. W <*. Lohlom loly iT"* 3ilver id roatnrele d neufffr. One of the w. n»vy rejoice in D imrong ii, Th« death ia ■najoimaaj _ii Bwarms i, tK NT .ti nai Li ie P it »'-«ier. Tha Bishop
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    To-Day's Contents.
    121 4 Pa'jB Tki; Grkat War The rig Front? Rassia Home Politics Gretq* U *.A. Tie Balk* Conference French Consular News General, The Civil Gnard vt >iitive haj>erttniont Lood SLare MaikK Voinnte r C.>: t >s J W' t k's Summary Mails Tampered W.'tU Ra*sian Ch3os Home Market y t
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      204 4 nrri rarr n iiTrmnai n aeanii i an it r mar i i—— an i astjat^MBWMa^H^BWBWWMW ROBINSON AND CO. NEW SHIPMENT OF 'His Master's Voice' AND Gramaphone Records. JUST PHONE UP S 39 Rochore Motor Service No. 96 and 100, ROCHORE ROAD UP-TO-D YTE CARS AT YOUR SERVICE. CHARGES MODERATE.
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      336 4 Sweetened Condensed Milk per ease $19.00 i Sterilised Natural Milk $11.25 Ideal Unsweetened Milk L $12.50 I PME ■ETiYLATEI SPIIfT STOCKISTSt HIM WA TT Co. Ship Chandlers. j 1-3 Phone 741 (Teissorarg). 102, Market Streai. 1-88 Brand New Bigh-Priced 5 AND 7 SEATEIt MOTOR CURS FOR HIRE 'Phone Charges Garage
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      132 4 j JUST RECEIVED A Small Shipment -OFALLEN) CI BARS Havana L^af SUPJ'UBD TO The Sports Clua, London. Caldbeck, Macgregor AND Co. aoelphT HOTEL MONTHLY RATES FOR Tiffin S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Dinner S2O. MONTHLY RATES FOR Breakfast, Tiffin and Dinner S5O. j Every Evening Dinner Concert by our Filipino Band.
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    59 5 W A R TELEGRAMS. The Fighting Fronts OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. Successful British Raids. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. Lrndon. July 25, 2 0 p.m. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig gav8 We took 114 prisoners duriny |T1 cC p SJ fn! rai Is eastward and northward of Ypres The enemy's» artillery waa active eastward
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    In East Africa.
    122 5 Guerilla Warfare. Lon !o f J ily 2o, 6 20 p.m. g>st Africa, official Th« acMon at Naronoomfw on Jnlv 19 was in difficult at..! hiliy bn*h country. The enemy's loas-s were h«avy Th°y wtre driven out of »11 positions. The tnain hr» ly re?r» at*d towards
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    FRENCH.
    136 5 Lo«t G r oand R:«ttken. L'nd »n, Jnly 25, 1.5 a m. A Preneh communique says Thin morning we vuoronsly counter, gttsckeil eneoiv who since the hsrd fighting on J»lv 22 had occupied r»nr first lin°t t on th» easematfs «nd California plateaux. The attack was carried out with
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    California Held.
    44 5 Lr>ndr n, July 25, 3 0 p.m. The French communique sav=> An j.*t«rapted Oermsn a'taek this mom»n«z af er a bnt violent Lombardmer' on thw prsitions we r*-eaptar#d ynierday on th" California pleateau wns eompletely repulsed. We retained and consolidated om gains.
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    A General Survey
    154 5 Another Verdun. London, July 25, 7 20 a.m. Th» F-eneh succ»83«s on the Aisre plateaux a st-eond Vsrdun for the Crown Princ», who has trooj s recbhssly in orer fifty battl»« sine» Jnly 4 in the rain attempt to break throngh. He orly inec eded in giininj?
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    RUSSIAN.
    176 5 Tro as Sti'l Truculent. London, Joly 25. ?.B a.m. WireVm Rofnisa Southwest of Uvinsk our detachments occupied German positions on eacb ride of the Dvin»k-Vilna railway. Rebe»qwrntiy whole nnits volnntartly returned to their original tr riches a nnmher of nni'N fed commands Tbe twenty, liviab i aetod heroically and
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    Stringent Measures Wanted.
    89 5 London, July 25, 2.0 p.m. A erlrelaai ntcanaga states that the leaders af Ike Raatlaa armies on the Bouth.w «3 «tm front have sent a iwnaage to the Prime Minist«r and War Minister pointing out that eantßal punishment for traitors and deoartoti is neeeaaary to rpstor*» liscipline
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    REPORTS.
    110 5 Kaiser Looks 01, London, July 25, 6 20 p.m. A wir-d 'ss German official mes«at» s-atee Most pow,Kfnl a- ill»ry firing continued in Flanders, W» drove back repeated E ifflish thrnsts Strong French attacks supported by afresh division failed at Craonne The Russians ref ain»d from re attacking. Our
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    Balkans Conference.
    81 5 U.S. Not Represented. London, J ;.y 25. 2 45 p m Paris Th* United States wer. invited to participate in the B Ikann conference, bnt the invitation wa6 ace unnanie l by an explanation that as ir was a small conference for np'C'fle purposes and the Uuited Saus
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    Charged Cond ti mg.
    46 5 Lon 1 >n. July 15, 9.5 p m. Paris The Allied Balkans con fereneehas opened. M. Rthnt referred to the modified conditions created tfcrongh Greece her self alo gside the Al iep, ring a reconsideration of the military" situation in the Balkans.
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    Greece.
    33 5 S'tu lion i npro'.cs London, July 25, 2 20 p.m. Paris The Greek legation states that the relations between the Greek Government and th* 3 Ctown are absolutely normal and Improving daily.
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    Conscription for Canada.
    92 5 Londo-, July 25, 7 50 a.m. Ot'awa The Consc iption Mil was tensed a 'bird time in House of Commons by 101 vo'.es to 44. Later. Ottawa The majority of fiftyeiaht by which the Conscription Bill was panned in the Commons inelnded twenty-two Liberals. Q tebec solidly
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    The Price of Tea.
    156 5 London, Jnlj 2a, 12.35 p.m. Tbe Times states th it there i* now the keenest demand for better class tea, egpocially D for which the prie* has not b«en fixed. A' prr-sept 1/8 and 1/9 w being bid for D Ceyl„n and In Han teas re«m*otive!y,
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    Home Politics.
    98 5 Cost of the War. Eight Millions a Day. London, July 24, 8.45 p.w. Sir Reginald MoKenna in the II use of Commons dwelt on th» enormous rise in expenditure. The present position was that our expenditure was £8,000.000 daily and revenue £2,000,000. If this continued it would mean
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    Three Grand Principles.
    373 5 What We >Are Fighting For. London, July 25, 1.5 a.m. In the House of Commons, Lord Robert Cecil, replying to various criticisms, strongly repudiated Mr. Dillon's allegations that the Salonika force was demoralised. Dealing with the Government's broad aims, he said that it was a mere platitude
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    To Oast the Hun.
    88 5 London, July 25, 5 25 p m. In the Honse of Commons Mr. Joynson Hicks suggested that on the completion of three years of war all men of Gjrmin extraction In any branch of public servic« who obj-cted to share in the defence of their adopted
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    Number of Air Raids.
    39 5 London, July 25, 6.20 p.m. In the House of Com norn Mr. Mcpherson stated there had been ■QTSPtJ fright air rails in the United Kingdom since the war began, of which forty-soven were by airships.
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    Irish Convention Meets.
    79 5 London, July 25, 3.15 p.m. Tbe historic convention summoned to draft a scheme for the fotnre government of Ireland as ««mbled to-day at Trinity College. Dublin Long before the opening the College green was packed with spectators. Mr. John Redmond and Mr Joseph Devlin arrived early, followed
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    Wilhelm's Tour.
    46 5 London Ju.y 25, 2.0 p.m. Copenhagen: The Kaiser has arrived on the Galician front. London, July 25, 6.0 p.m. Amsterdam: A telsgram from Berlin stat«B that the Kaiser when journeying to tbe Russian south western front met the Aostrian Emperor st Podgortt» near Crswrw.
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    Russia.
    14 5 London, July 24, 4.15 a.m. Mr. Henderson h.u returned to London from Petrograd.
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    Mr. Henderon's Views Lack of Discipline.
    262 5 Londjn. Juiy 25. 12.5 a tn. The Rt. Hon. Arthur Henderson a member of th 0 W r Cabin >*, in an interview with R inter on his return froiii Ros-iia, dwlc on ex'S ing dangers to the r»Tolution. He re gar led the
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    Awaiting Developments.
    142 5 London. July 25, 6 15 p.m. Most newspapers r-'rtin fio:n commenting on th-* Ri«ii*n sirn» tion, preferring to awai» d *v 1- ments The general belief is th»' nothing less than whit his happ ti woul l tnak-i th i pe »le the gravity of the an»rchist and
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    U.S.A. Affairs.
    165 5 Steel or Wotdcti Ships. London, Jnly 2 r >. 7.20 a.M. Washington: A* th<* P,extent's r*q i"8t General li -;ha!*. manager of the em *rge iov i -t c fporitl >n and Mr. D'timan, Chairman of the Shipping B >ard h»ve us in the Pr*oi 1 n'*s opinion
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    Trouble in S. America.
    35 5 Londm July 2». 7 20 a.m. Llmas Peruvian Bibinet hns resigned. Panama Th"» revolution whi *h has broken out in Bouador is attH buted to the len's tyraenou3 pro Gernaan policy.
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    French Consular News.
    145 5 (By sonr-msg of th- F^nrh Paris. July 21 h 6 pm. The Fine's 3 pir b >i U ir.. at francs rj1.20 and the 5 per cent at 88 SO. M Magino\ French Ministo- of Colonies, rec 4red [onr Ind" Chines mandarins coming back fmm a vi-i
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    The Belgian Fete.
    388 5 Pleatj of Fja Provided The f.ite to be held at Irwell Bf>k next Siturday afternoon, comui'.oing at 4 Is sure to ►.e gsuccess. Wnilst the obj c—obtaining funds for the t5 -i-in R-d Cross—is bonnd to tpp-al to all, the attractions to be provi i- d should
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    Sporting
    138 5 Lawn Tennis. SCC. Toamarnent. t) tie ma th was pUyed yesnan ly. the final of th~ N T li ra' Handfoapv and that pr I i very one sided game, for I, i i.. aeily defeated' Seybold 6—o G— I. Ih tournament is now ra ili\ nesting completion, and
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    Golf.
    169 5 Kep el G. C. After being runner-np on mo'p than one occasion, Mrs. Fred W. t\iotf h is icjaole I in winning *h» Ladi-V Spoon for July with 67— ll=-d.J. Si 'gipire G. C. Married v Single Th» following teams will meet on n xt 9 5 Dive an!
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    Football.
    76 5 S C. v. An Armenian XI A niodersss game wai the cntlM of meeting of these tean s o i th- R creation ground yesterday evening. Thn 8. R. C. wer*» alwaj s the better aide and placed two goal* to thfir credit. An extra fifteen minntfb' play was
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    Legal Intelligence.
    939 5 THE ASSIZES. Alleged Forgery. B-fore Mr. Justice Sproulo yesterday the case was conclude i in whiih three Khrh Chinese, Tan Say Ohian, L<>h Ah W| and Loh S *h Tong were charged in m with the forgery of a h»cane>nt purporting to he valuable security for th« conveyance
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    A Butter Outlook.
    17 5 London, Jury 25, 9 5 p.m. Madrid Martial law has been abrogated in Valentia.—Jleaarr.
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    Land Restrictions.
    117 5 Official Announcement With reference to the "Rubber Lands (Restriction) Enactment 1917." which was passed by tbe Federal Council on th« 24th, inst. imposing during the present war certain restrictions upon alienation of and dealings in, rubber lands exceeding fifty acres in are», we are officially informed that it
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      293 5 Latest Advertisements. NO i ICE. Iv c.tiorctiiO with lb Preab)* inrian Womtnn Working Party Hpecia: DevotiaoJ 1 rvice will h. held at The Manse," 35, Cav>r.agi Roid, on Ta sday, July M*t. at p in. Thfi m etiog will b'' opesMO with 4u aidres< on W at Cio ia i*i
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      176 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS^ Harmston's Circus LAST 3 NIGHTS Of this Great Show in Singapore. To-night! Te- night!! More Changes! More Changes!! Last Matinee, Saturday Jaly 28. To-night! To-night!l A Monster Programme. Booking at Robinson Piano Co., Dang. VT. Harmston, C. M. Bruce, Proprietor. Band Master. R. Alton ft W. Symons, Agents.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    878 6 Prion Oottti ii ths Mstist Iftej M rrdag SISOArOBS, JILT 2«. Meaara Lyal 1 and Eratt, Hxchange and Skare jirukera, iseue tht following list of qaoutioaa Knbber Shares. torn faSMi Bd. Mb BV.l»rt. i/- a i/« :i« t i Ja.» 5 8 j/_ 1/- SjajbJlalsf 10/- 12/
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 6 bingmptre, July ft. Ob Ltadea— Bank 4 m/«. 2/4§ Demand 2/4^ Prirate 3 m/a. 1/4 13/16 On India— Bank T. T. On HsngVong— Bank d/d llf% prero On Shanghai— Bank d/d. On Java— Bauk T. T 134 On Japan— Bank d/d. 105 Sovereigns—buying rati I <.M India Coil Bills
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    "God's Army."
    642 6 Fatal aid Fit-tlhti; Tb?ory. It seemed as if N tture had joined in a conspiracy against as, writes Mr, Alexander Aaronsohn in With the Turts in Pslastina (Constable and Co Ltd., Lond in), referring »0 an invasi n of locusts in Palestine duriug the present war. These locnsta
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    A Smart Verger.
    108 6 Three tons of eoej ware delivered to a chnrch in Kent, an 1 on the hill w;<s written •One ton of ooal at 35 shillings, ditto, ditto.' The verger, not onderstanoing what' ditto meant, asked the vicar, who explained that, in stead of patting one ton of
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    F.M.S. Chamber of Mines.
    52 6 Moathiy Magazine. We have received the June issue (No 3) of the F.M.S. Chamber of Mines Magazine, a most readable prodnction, which ehoald certainly be snbacibed to by anyone at all intonated in Malayan mining A roll of honour h one of the of th. j
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    Preventive Measures against Black Thread.
    1237 6 ("Phytophthora Faberl). By H C Pratt. General Rubber Co. The following is h short preliminary note or. Black Thread, It is published its it is thought it may be usaful to toe plant.ng community. Tbe Disease and Its Effects. Black Threal, or Strip® Caoker, or
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    Straits Produce.
    241 6 Singapore, July 26. Tin. —See Local and General colnmn. Copra. —Weak Business dona. Tapioca. —W«nk. Business done. Sauo Flour- Do. Business dona. 'ramhier. —No Business. Fewer-— Steady. No Easiness. Oth*r Products *Urljol Qnl-t. Lite*! Ual Merkct OoetitiMs. N T utm*gs 110 S. per pienl »36.00 Nutmegs 80 S.
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    38 6 Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Mr. J. N. Morrison and Miss Margaret Alfreda I»herwood Graham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Graham, which is to be solemnised in the Methodist Kpiseopal Church. Ipoh, on August
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    Attacks on Irish Fishers.
    344 6 Callous Haa Pirates. The Times correspondent at Skibbereen states thv. Geruaan ttabmt r iti h are actively engaged in the of the frish fishing flse'?. f"in IC-nm--' in Kerry to low h i'i D >iiu i\ one evening soven boa's of th<Baltimore flse: war* sank by
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    Mails Close.
    182 6 To day Batu Pahat Hong Waa pm Laloean Tandjnng Haiti and Medan* Bingk»l JS" I pm Port I):-k« n "AV>b<H-f©id ?3lp Mnar and Mi'm *K»ita g pin KouTuiggi Mefawei 4 pa. To-mo. row C—oh iwin Hong Jte am i' mi ftatam Pr.'au Battaae; Booh Li a |M B.i»,mii
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    European Mails.
    52 6 Delivered In Uutdno. The following ar* the date* oi ieparture from Singapore of th Km ipean Mail* and t ieir d% •n London. Mail. Lfft. Douvnaae 2 ÜBe 1 Jn, T JH.M. June 1 Jnly •> M.M Jnne S J u P..i O. June a Jut JJ June
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    36 6 As a result of gunfire 60 kinds of migratory birds had ceased t<> visi< Britain, said the Dushpsg <>f bomerset recently, and nons-q there were already thousands oi insects and maggots, which had endangered the harvest.
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      67 6 Train Sen Ice, Singapore (Tank-Roal) Dally. The 10.19 a.ra train fro Joho»e Bel m to Getaai anl tue 6 45 a.m. train from as to Jo'ore Bah n na\e rnnnin? Rom t c -'ir-1 Mar. The fom.er train connects with ihe 9 to. train. Tank Road to waTS >h n
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    341 7 A Few Notes. Dr. Theobald von Beshmann-Holl-weg, the ex Imperial Charcel'or. succeeded Prince Bu'owin July, 1909 He has held various high positions in Germany, including Imoerifl Minister for the Interior in 1907 The son of a Rhenish landed propiie tor, nnd gran Ison of a professor of l.iy in
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    400 7 Revel tion of Sec.et Tre.ty. Revelations re (srding a necret trea'y he* we-n the Tsir and the Kaisar at »!>e timo of the Moroccan "risis, wlrch wis annulled by the intervention of Count Wi'te, the Russian px P'Pinier, a e quoted in he "M tin'* from the
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    Wealthy Redskin.
    510 7 Fortune Offered for War. Washington June 2— Jickson Barnett, the wealtbie.-t Indian, in the world, a full.blood Creek, liing near Henrietta, Okla wants to I*t th«> Government put h a whole f.ir'u c, approximating into Lib rtj houds and the Department of the Interior is trying to fi
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    Big Jewel Robbery.
    150 7 Bi g Jewel Robbery. An ladnea j mml er aaeaed Moldd Duen, of 9M aa 1 W, Q uen's R :id OOoti ag, las reported to the pln til sOSBO persons entered his \>r> hi foroiag en entrance throe h -md away with jewe's to $3i 000, No arres's have
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    Shanghai Robberies.
    139 7 Eifht c is. i fir .ied robberies, one refculti i in ttib death of a Chinese Pi lice Watcbsaast, are recorded in the police r. p n for Ju c. There wis on-- eoee of attempted OtBBOd rt»bber\ and one of highway robbery dewiag the at oath Twenty
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    335 7 Bocbe Treachery. An astonishing story of how, at the outset of the war, the i itish cruiser Pegasus was fooled in dismantling a? Z nzibar. where she was attacked and sunk while thus dofoasi less bj the German cruiser Koenitrsberg on Aug. 9 1914, was toll by pome
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Oaily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dally.] Vol. IV. No, 174 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      Shanghai Freight Market.
      992 1 (fscihtiv* to ifiliy Tribuiu.) Messrs Wh««lock and Co., tbe lavling ship ami freight brokers at Shanghai, faTonr ua whh the f«U fid vie* uod»r data July 5. For New York via Panama. Coastwise. Ka regards freights to E irope 'he .position remain» and we have nothing to
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      Arrivals.
      35 1 July 24Anjou, British Bri Muar, British Katong, British Van der Hagen, Dutch Kmile, Dutch July 25 Kaka, British Esmeralda, Brbigh Hong Wan, British Keuabilau, Dutch Kochussen, DutcJ Van Goens, Dutch R. 8. Rare, Outoh
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      Clearances.
      32 1 Jaly 24. Qu.rra, British Mai Nsm, British Medusa, British Ban Hin Quae, British Pin Seng, British Will o'the Wisp British L%dy Weld, British Penang, British Calypso, British Jaly 25 Singkep, Dutch
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        551 1 I THERE IS NO I Finer Medium B for Shippers' Advertisements 1 THAN THE U Shipping Gazette. 3 Write for trrms, m 20c Collyer Quay, Singapore. I F.O. British lNidA AND APCAR LINE ('YiMi a MLS ISCORPoaA iKU IS EXOLANO MAIL AND PASSENCS3 SERVICES. Peninsular and Orienta SiUin?s [tlata Contract
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        296 1 Stoomvaapt Haatsshappij "Nederland" AND' Rotterdam Lloyd" (Incorporated in Holland.) (Royal Dutch Mail Companies). REGULAR MAIL SERVICE Between Java, Singapore. Hongkong, Shanghai, j Yokohama, Nagasaki and San Francisco and vice versa. For freight, passage and further particulars Apply to Internationale Crediet and Hand2lsYsr33ni3in] Rotterdam" (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D'Almeida Street PHONE.
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        284 1 Royal Packet Navigation Co. to HONGKONG AMOY Accommodation for 44 First Class Passengers. For particulars apply to the Agent. 26-6 COTTON AND FLAX Canvas PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION Telephone No. 1464 No. 496, North Bridge Road, Singapore. Komnftlijfte Pafcefvaart Maatscbappij Pacftet Navigation Co., of Batavia. (INCORPORATED IN HOLLAND.) 2—3, OOLLYER QUAY.
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        493 1 I To Advertisers: OUR Shipping Gazette Circulate* in every port throughout tba MALAYA 'PENINSULAR. I Terms on Application. N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEI KAiSHA (IN- OR: ORATED IX J■ P X JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co EUROPEAN LINE. A servioe is nsaintaincd between Yokohama vis port* to Mirsei'les w <\ i,
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