Malaya Tribune, 8 May 1918

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    29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND^ J SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. NO 107 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. Cb« Ittalapa Cribune. WKDXKSDAY, MAY 8.
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      226 1 IT ay Guan Kiat I 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. I FIREWOOD Merchant and Stockist. Rate and deliveries ou application at above address OR Phone Nos. 1361, 1362,1363 and at Private Residences No. lIM, 87 Tank fioad. No. 1073, Sunny side, Gayiang. ANIMATED WEEKLY C O M EDIES SECOND SHOW, AT
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      330 1 I^IHHBHHDQBHHIHHHiiHBHMHHI^HB Straits Jiotet TAHJONC PAGAR ROAD. I I The only Hotel under Straits- Chinese management. i Telegraphic Address PBANAKAN." NEW Japanese Dentist. I, the undersigned, have arrivod from Japan recently, and opened a dental I office at the place given below and undertake all the woiks at MODERATE CHARGES to
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      37 1 Ross's Famous Bottliogs "TRADE MARK I f Fresh Supplier Mon *?!y. [Pure Pilsener Guinness| ofany pF&JI Descrip- K^^ll tion. British and best. Insist on being s served with BOSS'S U. Ross Brothers LIMITED. BOTTLERS London and Leith.
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      375 1 wmmmmmmmmwmwammmmmmwmmwmm sTay GuanKiatl I 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. I I Government and Municipal Contractor J FOR I FIREWOOD. I Phone Nos. 1361, 1362, ***** and 8 1 at Private Residences No. 1450, 87 Tank Boad No, 1073, Sunnyslde. Baylang. ASAHI BEER Wm B mm Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN
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    Gang Robberies.
    924 2 Several Big Hauls. Says Thursday's Times of Malaya It has b eoome evident during the last fortnight that a gang of Chic.ese robbers, believed to be Coitonese, are operating with distinctive sac MM La the Kuinpar Diet ict, and we i i son to be able to chronicle
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      395 2 Han Patent Latex Cup Holder Registered in the Straits Settlements, Johore and the F.M S. Guaranteed to fit any girth with THE SPRING-GRIP Price according to the length of the grip. 52" grip with 14 ga lge wire cup holder at $25 per 1,000 60" do do do 27 }>■
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      178 2 CHOP PIA HIN Diamond Merchants and Jewellers No 622 North Bridge Road, Nngapo'e ALWAYS IN STOCK Artistic Chinese and European Jewellery of various descriptions and of the latest fashion Emeralds, Sapphires, Rubie9, Opals and otl erprecious stones Loose Diamondl and Brilliants of the first waU r and of various sizes.
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      369 2 Palmolive Soap, i y i Palmolive Soap is the proper soap with which to thoroughly purify and cleanse the skin. It is the perfect complexion soap that fulfils every demand and at the same time is particularly adapted for use on delicate fcrou- blesome skins. i Palmolive Soap is delightfully
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    Local Share Market.
    214 3 Singapo-a W dnesday May, 8. A.road-3. advise ths roHowini qoow SorGaiah 13.15 $3 40 AyerKunin«# l AyerMolek 2.10 2.25 A?erPanaa 8.50 9.00 SJJS 4.75 500 Bukit Jelotong 0.60 0.67* BakitKatil 0.70 0.80 BukitKß 0.80 09J 6 50 7 00 Glenealy 2.C0 2^o Haytor 800 850 Indragiri (Sum.)...
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    Straits Produce.
    224 3 Singapore. May, 8 Tin."- See Local and General column. Copra.-- No business. Tapioca.— Strong. BasiueSb done. Sago Flour- —Business done. Gambier.— No bcetaem. Pepper- —Steady. No business. Other PmdncU- —Market Qoiet. Utat Loal Market faoutic&s. Nutmegs 110 S. per pionl $50.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 55.00 Copra Bali 8.65
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    Petroleum.
    65 3 Devoe b Imp. Bril. Oil 5.60 per oa£6 Fish Brand Kerosine 4.90 per case Sylvan Arrow Oil 4 80 per case Lampglaee do Oil 4.70 per 2 tina Dragon do Oil 4.70 per 2 tina Tiger Keroaine Oil 4 6 > per 2 tinGrown do Oil 4 55 per
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    Wireless Report.
    14 3 Vessels in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station :—None.
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    Raffles Library.
    368 3 The Following new booka will be ready for issue on Thursday next May 9. Askew, Alice and Claude, The Bride in Black. 1918. Bell, J J, All Ages, (n. d.) Beresford, J D, Nineteen Impressions, 1918. Cannan, Gilbert, The Stucco House, 1917, Deeping. Warwick Valour, 1918. Hamilton, Cosmo,
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    European Mails.
    73 3 Delivered la Loiiofl. The following are the date» of departure from Singapore of the European MaLs and their delivery In London. jg At.* Li*?. Diuvmr. Mail J Jan. 22 April 13 Mail O Feb. 14 April 18 Mail D Feb. 13 Apr 1« Mail B Feb. t April
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      307 3 Marlborough Theatre The Hall for Comf. rt, Good Music and Gcod Pictures. BEACH ROAD. A Two-Feature Programme In the Second Snow at 9.15 p m PATHE'S incomparable serial of romance, intrigue AND ADVENTURE Featuring the Serial Star Supreme PEARL WHITE IN 20 EPISODES OR 41 REELS THE FATAL RING Episode
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      460 3 I nSuK UNEXCELLED FOR jsl vTnum is the only I Alhambrals TO-NIGHT theatre 1 the Theatre AT THE with an >, where you m a-nannnw iinji m exquisite tea I j gettheßEST A |k M SSI attaSTlce 1 pictures, the f*?. r l"Sr 1 Jfe 5 Creams, BEST i r>
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      406 3 I Grand Change of Programme T THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE EMPIRE] m r> .1 Trails Pass the Door. 1 J Tanjong Pagar Road. n j To-night! SECOND SHOW 9.50 SHARP To-night! I The burning Question of the Hour Is Humanity in THE GRIP OF EVIL Featuring Jackie Saunders and Roland
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    GERMAN METHODS.
    1087 4 Germany has not lost much time in acquiring control ov r the L krdicc. fo ail interns sqJ purposes there has been a virtual annexation of thj country. By depriving the Hi'Ja of i:s executive functions, by arreaticg in foreign territory thoee leaders who were likely to oppose
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    Day By Day.
    17 4 To-morrow. Proclamation. Ascension Day Holy Thursday. Friday. New Moon. Sunday. Sun lay after Ascension.
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    Rent Board.
    420 4 Yesterday's Meeting The usual meeiing of the Rent Aeeeesmtnt Board was hel li n the Municipal offices yesterday afternoon, the Hon. .Mr C. J. Senders presiding, the other members present b.dng Messrs S Tomlinson, M. d Meyer, A. M. B Angullia, Oaw Kh-k Kiitn, E A. Enm, and
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    Forged 10-Cent Notes.
    260 4 There must be a fair nnmber of forged t-n-c-nt notes in circulation looally at present, so th« public would do w~ll to examine evetj note that c no-a into their possession carefully, before accepting it. The forgeries we have seen are all clumsy one B bat yet
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    The Question of Damages.
    108 4 In the course of sorn* arguments on points of law (in a mil case in which the Federated Eigineering <*o. is suing Messrs Ilck* n and Down) between the Chief Justice L i oh l Back,lil l X C.) and Mr. b KKoek, in the Supreme
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    Amusements.
    42 4 The Cinemas. The Palladium announces thai tonight and to-morrow night will be the two last occasions when the feature film "Follow the Girl" will be screened. Commencing on Friday next there will be shown a Biuebird super-feature entitled "My Unmarried Wife."
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    Local and General.
    347 4 Tin is at 1180.13 50. w ww »Prnot,ii^ '•'qnoteTarnTT' and 2»| f raW. >: r W P« Beeond Uea*] r~T~~3 "7Pcuaog V,,; n I' h»a 0 f with the Military Crt m at Bncsingtam P, ,1 M,- C h. in Fr»i,p- E FA, appoints i member of
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    Lifeboat Fund.
    89 4 I 0 ▼ick, Chartered Bank. Singapore, haa received of theRoval >auonal Lifeboat Inttitatioc: Already acknowledged $211 H E Sir Arthur Young, gcmg. 10 221 This fond will only rerniin open for a few weeks. All who woali like to help are eordiallv invited to Jo eo by paying
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    To-Day's Contents.
    122 4 The Western Front 5 EuJ of a U-Boat 3 The Ukraine 5 Russia 3 Chinese Civil W&r t 5 French Consular News 6 GRSIRAL: Gmg Jobberies 0 Local Share Market 8 Straits Produce 3 Raffles Library 3 German Methods i Local and General 4 Amusements 4 Rent Bjard
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      153 4 ROBINSON Co. English Lavender Productions. W Fragrant Old English MITCH AM §1 Lavender Water Distilled from [Selected Flowers. Lavender Sachet iTUBfIiCATING OILS! Asiatic Petroleum Co. I (S.S.), LTIX J I Incorporated in England I No Further Danger! I Patent Bottle Opener (specially made for the use of Aerated Water bottles.)
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      257 4 GUAN KIAT AND Co., Ltd. (Inoorpertted in the Strait* Settlements) Head O_oe: 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. The successful Tenderers to the S. S. Government ana Municipal Commissioners for the year 1918 For the supply of Engineering Stores, Faints and Oils, Metal and Hardware, and Miscellaneous Stores, etc., etc. TeL Address:
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      66 4 801 l GIN Caldbeck, Macgregor Co. Wine and Spirit Merchants. FOR SALE All kinds of Patent Medicines British Jmerlcan Make.) Charges Moderate We will allow special rate for wholesale buyers- Cm ba hid bm Naina Mohamed Sons, 19. Riffles Place, i ingapore THE Mulcott Belting Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in (England)
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    289 5 The Western Front. British Line Advanced. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, May, 6, 7.40 p.m. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig gays: By a minor operation, our line west and south west of Morlancourt, between the Somme and the Ancre, was advanced on a considerable front despite strong opposition The
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    Austria's Troubles.
    197 5 London, May 6, 7.25 p.m. A telegram from Vi«nna shows tlut the orisis is more acute, and great unrest oontinues, owing to ths adjournment of Parliament. The 81a? members of the Cabinet have resigned. It is doubtful whether the Premier, Ton Seidler, will be able to restore order
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    Frank Hun Praise.
    110 5 London, May, 7, 9.0 a.m. The Frankfurter Zeitung, commenting on the British attack on Zeebrngge, says 41 It would be foolish to deny that the British fleet scored a great success through this fantastically aadaoious stroke in penetrating one of the most Important strongholds over whioh floats
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    Change of Command.
    25 5 London, May 7, 6.45 a.m. The Daily Chronicle anticipates that Gen. Sir William Robertson will Boooeed Lord French in the Borne Command.
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    End of a U-Boat.
    337 5 How it Caught a Tartar. London, May 6, 5.5 p.m. An interesting account of the destruction of the German mine laying submarine 39 has reached London from a Dutch correspondent. 44 39 was commanded by Otto Ehrentraut, who was a close personal friend of Prince Henry
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    Norwegian Assistance.
    85 5 London, May 6, 5.25 p m. A telegram from Washington says thai a Norwego Amerioan agreement has been signed by which America will provide Norway with necessary foodstuffs, fodder fertilisers and bunker coal and will not •eive nor hamper Norwogian vessels whilst Norway will send to the United
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    Holland and Germany.
    67 5 London, May 6, 7.40 p.m. Amsterdam Commenting on the Foreign Minister's statement on the 17th, the Maanda Gochtendblaad says German diplomacy has won in Holland a suocpss similar to those that General Hoffmann and Field Marshal yon Eich horn win daily in the East. The paper oomplains
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    Naval Air Work.
    70 5 London, May 6, 10.20 p.m. The Admiralty announoes that between April 29 and May 5 air foro contingents from Dunkirk carried out bombing operations at Oatend, Westende, Zeebrngge mole, gates and seaplane base,and shipping in the vicinity. They directly hit the mole, seaplane base and dooks at
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    Ireland.
    46 5 Lmdon, May 6, I 35 p.m. In the House of Commons, Mr Lough asked: Has the enforcement of conscription in Ireland been postponed Mr. Bonar Law replied that the intentions of the Government had not changed sinoe the statement of the Premier on April 29.
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    Peace Offers.
    41 5 London, May 6, 5.35 p.m. Replying to Mr Snowden, who drew attention to Renter's interview *ith Lord Robert Cec.l on May 3, Mr Balfour stated in the House of rommons that there had been no enemy pesce offers recently.
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    The Ukraine.
    260 5 An Obscure Position. London May 7, 7.15 a.m. The position in the Ukraine is most obscure, as reports of happenings there hitherto received have been from German sources. The German pape-s contend tbst padski, ap'< ClsrflMn, is a freqie»u visitor to Germany. But Harold Williams, a Russian expert,
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    Palestine Campaign.
    168 5 London, May 6, 7.5 p.m. Palestine official Oar advanced troops holding Es Salt were withdrawn and subsequently the bnlk of the troops were withdrawn over the Jordan, strong detachments remaining on the eastern bank and seonring the orossings. We oaptored east of the Jordan between April 30 and
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    Australian Recruiting.
    88 5 London. May 7, 6.15 a.m. The Daily Mail's Sydney correspondent states that the military authorities have decided to cease from employing for service in Australia men fit for service abroad; and as the resnlt of two years' public agitation a rigorous comb out is proceeding. Every man who
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    Chinese Civil War.
    60 5 Japan Offers to Median. London, May 7, 7.15 a.m. The Times correspondent at Shanghai states that the Chines Pr->ss states that Biron Htyashi the Japanese Minister at Peking has visited the Chinese Premier and has offered Japan's mediation between the North and the Smth. Baron Hayashi is
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    Increase of Postage.
    62 5 London, May 6,10.30 p.m. The House of Commons has passed the second reading of the Bill authorising the postal rates mentioned on April 22. The inoreased letter rates are not to apply to soldiers serving abroad. The Postmaster-General has estimated the extra letter charge to tho Dominions
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    Spanish Vessel Sunk.
    47 5 London, May 7, 1 50 a m. Barcelona Survivors of a torpedoed Spanish Bteamer, the Luisa, have arrived here. They were attaoked while following armed Allied vessels. The steamer sank in three minutes. Three stokers were killed. British patrol boats picked up the survivors.
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    Russia.
    391 5 Present Situation. London, May 7, 7.50 p.m. The Times Christiania correspondent says that according to news from Rass a through independent Swcd.eh and Dutch channel®, rnmonrs r*eirding the eivnrtbtow of thi B Government aie unfounded. They are probably due to the development of Soviet administration in a moderate direction.
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    Coroner's Court.
    287 5 Woman Stabbed to Death. In the Coroner's Conr', this ruorniug, an inquest was i iut> the death of a Tamil woman nam -d Valachee, a tapper on a rubber estate at th* 3J milestone, Tampt-nis Ho?. 1 who is alleged to have b-»on stubbed by another Tamil coolie,
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    110 5 A great many inquiries have been received at thri American ConsuUte General in London and at othar Consulates in the United Kingdom from British shipmasters who ten" der their services as commanders of American veaaels. The American Consul.General states that he has received a communication from the United States Shipping
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    Malacca News.
    272 5 Some General Items. (From Onr Own Correspondent.) Malacca, May 7. Last Friday the Malacca Club ground was the soene of an interesting football mitcb, when the M dncca Club played the Vino* Ha Association at a friendly game of socoer. The game, which was evenly ccntfsted, was specially
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    The Lychee.
    512 5 A FamLiar Fruit. Says the Straits Echo. Most dwellers in this country are familiar with the lychee, hut only in the preserve 1 state as exported from China in tins. Nice though they are thus and very refreshing, the fruit i? very uiach more luscious when pick ed
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    Moslem In titute.
    72 5 A match at billiards has been arranged and will be played between the Straits Chinese Literary Association and the Mcslem Institute, at the Club House cf tho former, 26 Hill Street, on Ha-urday the 11th instant, at 230 p.m. There will be five math's and the following
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    Kedah Notes.
    995 5 Malayan Pottery. Alor 3tar, May 3 :—The prohibitive price of hardware brcug i ah. at by the war has resuscitated the ancient Malayan pottery which had been languishing for years past, owing to the of cheep iron po*B and pans from BriUiu anu Germany in pre-war days, says
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    Sporting.
    147 5 Golfing. Tho Bogey Competition at the ti gap ra Golf Club for the month of May was played on Saturday and Sunday, 4th and sth inst., and resulted in a win for Mr W E Rayner wi'b a score of 1 down. The folln*v?nff cards were returned:— >V E
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    L.LT.C.
    122 5 Yesterday's Play» Ladies' Doubles, —Mrs Cantrell and Mrs Vowlsr owe 15 beat Miss Qove and Miss W Lamb plus 5. 6—2, 6—0. M's 3alzmaun and Miss Latham 8cr beat Mrs Wreford and Mrs Thomas plus 4. 6 —3, 6—1. Mixed Doubles ''A'' Class.—Mrs Swindell and Mr Reatty owe 4
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    Rikisha Strike Over.
    243 5 The Pollers Back at Work Bays yesterday* Malay Mail A. great namber of rikisba pollers assembled yesterday (Monday afternoon at Kampong Bahrn, Kuala Lnrapur, where the Protector of Chinese, Mr W T Chapman, Mess s N Orenier, Choo Kia Peng and Lee Kong Lam met them to
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    Baltic-Black Sea Canal.
    64 5 L-mlon, March 12 :—The Berlin oorrra >ondent of the Stockholm Tidnin ten says The German government seriously contemplates the construed >v of a can l from the Baltic to the Black se3, opening up communication between KM canal and ports in southern Russia. Th« cost of that
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    111 5 We (Straits Echo) regret to announce I he deith of Mr C Taltey c, son of Mr Chean Chen Eok, J P, which took place at Hollaud House, Northam Road, Penang, on S, 4 tur layevening at the age of 25. The deceased, who was c located at Si Xavier's
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    The Rubber Trade.
    231 5 Messrs Patersoo, Simons Co. Singapore, May 2. The high level of prices reached last week was not maintained for very long, and we h-ive to report a fall of $6 and $10 per picul at the auction this week for Fine and Fine Ribbed Smoked Sheet respectively.
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    35 5 The new torpedo boat-destroyer Nara was successfully launched at the Naval Dockyard on March 30. The United States Shipping Board has ordered a general increase in the size of all ships built in the future.
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      341 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS, MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Charges for the Supply of Gas. The Municipal Commissioners of the Town of Singapore her* by givs notice that owing to t" c heavy increase in the cost of Coal and labour required in the manufacture of gas, the rates for the supply of gaß, frcm
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    758 6 Prim (fuctea in the Market this If raiaft 1 ttl.vQAPoat, Mat, 8. Meaan Lj and Evatt, Exchange and dbara Broken, laeue tbe following liat of qooUti<>n« Bobber Shares oiom. fata* Barer' -r,. I/- A'.laeM 8/- 3 3 C 1 A Jan 7 V- A oglo-Malay 12/- II
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 6 Singapore, May 8. Ua London— Bt*k 2 4 3/8 Demand ty 4 jy l6 Private 3 a»/v 2/4 5/8 On IndiaBank T. T. On Hongkong Itank tyj ;}sj < On Ehar/g}:al— Bank «j f r*. 11 1 On J* bbju r. 1 115 On J*p c «V* 106 SovertU
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    Rubber Outputs.
    501 6 April Crop Returns. Paterson, Simons Co i Ltd Agents. Trafalgar Limited, 4,004 lbs, total to date 4.004 lb«. Trafalgar Limited, 15,290 ooco net?, total to data 15,290 coconuts Sindilands, Buttery Co., Agents. Bokft Bembawang, 39,60«j lba. Singapore United, 37,000 It* Chan Sze Onn Co., Sees. Mandai.Tekong, 11,309 lbs,
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    Fires In Calcutta.
    155 6 Caicntta, April 17,—On Tuesday afternoon a fire broki oat in the film room of the Empire Theatre After half an hoar the fire was extinguished. The film room b*ing I tire proof, the fire did not go oat of th4 room and did not touch the theatre.
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    French Consular News.
    414 6 (By courtexy of the Frenc Con ul ita.) Pa' is, Miy 3, 6.15 p.m. Tfin inter Allied War Council met at ibb-tille nnder the presilency of M Olin&nnc-au and sa» for two days. All the military qatstiona w-re considered and settled with full unity of views. We
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    42 6 A message from Blagovestchensh states that the Bolsheviks have requisitioned 123 steamers and 300 barges of the total value of abont RU 95,000,000. The Russian shipowners are afraid that the Bolsheviks will only ran the vessels to Chinese ports on the Amur.
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      214 6 There is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG ALE U > SALE AT The Leading Hotels AND Principal Liquor Dealers. Ajasrjjat! than I do with my Lifer" It h a question often put forth by tho torpid, who are long suffering from stubborn consumption and «M qa- nly uho are quite
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      48 6 Metro Plays 1 b« i» mjiii iv Naurs pore U f\,re ANa YOU MUST SEE THEM Y um ail] J(! Sorpi i,ed at cv ry »taa aa i Mai vti at the wonderful PHOTOGRAPHY. The Far Eastern Film Service Sole Distributors for S.S., F.M.S., Slam indo China, china
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      367 6 Traia Services, Singapore (Tank koa-J Daily. The mail trains from Singapore for the nor.h leave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 a.m. (Sunday esoepted) and 7 p.m. arriving at Kaata Lumper at 718 p.m. and 6.45 .i m. respectively. The through expr ea to Penang leaves Kuala Ln-Lour at a.m.
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      181 6 AUCTION SALE OF 4 Iron Safes 2 Typewriters At The Commercial Rubber Co Ltd No. 3 Rallies Place, On Thursday, Mag 9, at If am. One hrg« bras-.uiounted fireproof safe imported by Behn Mever Co complete with keys 5 ft x 2ft I in. x 1 ft. 11 in.; one
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      606 6 Feed the Tired Brain and I Jangl.ed NervesQwith. Sanaphos The Ideal Reconstructive Nerve Food All and Always British. SANAPHOS is completely soluble. easily particularly palatable. 5 mixed SANAPHOS is based on milk reinforced by mritmitt combination with life-giving Phosph )rus. nunc SANAPHOS la easily digestible, and in this ran** At*,
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      182 6 Mails Close. T*»-d«T. Bate Pahat Men* 2.30 pro Port SvettrahiB ud Peuarg 'If oh 2.'i0 pro Maiao-a and Teluk Anvin *Calyp«o 3.80 poo Paiao lij>i*w ft PnJa'i Baling flock Keng 3 pro Kerimon Sanit 3 pro Paleinhang I«ami Maru 3 pro Pulau Sorgi Beniit 3 pro Kota Tinggi Aing Hong
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    Premium Bonds.
    967 7 Some Illusions. The Select Committee on Premiem Bonds has produced a curiously inconsequential report It puts the case in favour of an issue only to come to the conclusion tha* the amount of new money to be obtained would no f justify a change in our financial methods
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    Big Gambling Case.
    243 7 Prominent Towkavs Involved. A eaae la whtch oaat 30 China men. u/any of whom are prominent letnberf of the aoenmanitj are charged under the. gaming; lama, whs down for bearing at Taiping on Thurs lay, says a eorr< ipondent of the Ipoh paper. Owing to the limited
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    Boy Scouts' Association.
    37 7 0 leri i>..- m< k andii t -day 11: Thnrsiav, Haj 9 —OambitM d Bwad Fiactict", Malay Voluide. r Ciui», 5.16 p.m. Friday. May 10 .—Ambnlance Clae3, V.M.C.A., 5J.5 p.m. Frank 0. Sands Commissioner
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      454 7 NOTICES Government of Johore. The Excise Enactment, 1915. Sessions of the Licensing Boards to consider applications for the issue, transfer or renewal of liquor and toddy shop licences for the second half of 1918 will be held as follows Kukub 19th June, 1918, at District Office, Kukub. KotaTinggi lOihJone, 1918,
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      604 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. IKCOKFORATBD IN ENGLAND BY ROYAL. CHARTER, Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Raserv* Fund £2,000,000 Bmnra Liability of Proprietors £1.200,000 BANKERS. The Bank cf England, London City and Midland Bank, Lid., The Londc m County and Westminster R*nk,
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      309 7 WANTED WANTED Junior shorthand typist required, previous experience n>t essential. Apply Box 100, care of Malaya Tribune. 2 5 v WANTED A smart p.ssistant for Gramophone department. Apply JOHN LITTLE Co, Ltd., pore. 27 4 v WANTED. Clerk, Chinese or Eurasian, with a thorough knowledge of accounts preferably of estate
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      134 7 Digestion worth having To eat what you want aud digest it is a priceltss blessing. But rich, red blood is absolutely necessary to good digestion. If your stomach is weak and you are troubled with tlatulence, sour risings in the throat, afu cling of pressure aboat tho heart and palpitation,
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      439 7 THE Malaya Tribune AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. (Evening Daily.) 'Phone No. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Per annum $14.00 Half-yearly 7.25 Per quarter 3 75 Per mensem 1.25 Single Copy 5 Cts. Postage Extra 50 Cts. per month. \ll communicationa relating to editorial matters and news should be addressed to
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      447 7 THE ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1h74. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exceed $30,500,000.00 Absolute Security. Income in 1916 54.309.51 7.50 Total Out-go In 1916 $2490,41 850 Assurance effected In 1916 $4,230,542.85 Increase In Funds $1,819.U39.00 Total Policies in force 65,842 assuring, with Bonne editions, $72,522,348.14 LOW A
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      111 7 Sin apore Volunteer C Tps Orders for the week ending Saturday, May 11 Today. 4 pm Johnston's Pier for Fort Herapong SVA Sees. I II 4.30 Johnston's Pier SRE (v) NCOa 5.15 Drill Hall Maxim Co and SVR attd. (Compulsory) 5.10 do SVK 5.15 do Veterans' Co SVC Abbotsford Signalling
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.J SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Dali>.J VoL V.- No. 107 SINOAPOBK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      Derelict Salved.
      392 1 Brought to Port by Nine Men. Bombarded and broken by a submarine, a sailing vessel continued, without a 90ul on board, to progress through the sea. How it was boarded in mid-ocean by nine men, only one of whom understood navigation, and brought to port after a fortnight's
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      34 1 It has been stated, on the highest authority, that the number of fatal casualties among merchant «eamen is in proportion to the total number employed, as high as in the ranks of the Army.
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      38 1 The N Y K Europoan s. Hakata Meru report- that White ski a in r royagq If tbe ItfeaitorrsglSMi it», oie-utitered an Kftfmy Mihu.ar.u>-. atiuri ensued, in Uv BOftrii i •bleb the enemy submarine *?i- to 'be bottom.
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      Standard Ships.
      420 1 Sir E Geddes, speaking on the navy estimates said with regard to new designs There is one pa' cular type of standard ship knovvu as the "N" design and technically known as the fabricated ship. It is manufactured in parts by rereti!i >n and assembled at the yard.
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      87 1 The increased demand for tonnage lia* lei to the baity con-1 ruction of rOsS»K 10 Japan and it is muioUred that not a fi-w Nrttftt) built vessel», «dilch bavw duly pa-Hsi the iu.paction of tho proper authorities bare developed defects i»u iheii msUten royages aud been brought back to tin-
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      Uniform in Mercantile Marine.
      504 1 Officer's Standard Dress. Agreement has at last been reach» d on the question of a standard uniform tor the mercantile marine aemc 10 The question arose, apparently, fro.a the similarity of the uniform of the officers of certain companies to those worn in the Navy, and
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      53 1 It is understood that the N V K s. Hitachi Maru, which was bunk in the Indian Ocean by the German raider Wolf, was insured for Y. 7,808,000, the hull being covered forY 3,500,000 and the cargo for Y. 4,308,000. Of this, 80 per cent will be borne by the
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        150 1 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO. LTD. Sliajiere to Bitivii. Ckeriki zti Siiariifl. Sail Tmic§ a Wesk \mm to Paifkil Pioaio. Batavia Saiaraif. Bativii, P»ikil Pliih aal Singapore Sail Fortnightly. \\mm. BilliUi isJ siioaraija (Bali). Sail Fortnightly. ■r f»*'_ j aad hßtßei tafonre.Hr» -tpp:y K> TI.Z OFFFC? !?o. ?t 8,9*1 N*c«.a,
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        127 1 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Entrances—Tanjong Pagar. Wharves Section Godowns Gate Entrances Bonded Warehouses, Trafalgar St. East Reclamation. Storage 2 and 1 /T. Pagar. P S Eaet East 1 and 2 20/22 Storage B 1 Wharf Road. Sheers 3 19 1 do (Dry Dockb) 3 Dock Stoic, Head 0 Tower Office, 1
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        78 1 BAN LEE ANN LTD., (Incorporated in Singapore., Registered Office 58 and 59 Market Street. Intended Sailings. Meran For Ratu Pahat' Every 3 other days. Sri Patana" For Malacca. Every Monday and Thursday. Soon Hong For Cuoob. Pontian, Kechil and Renuit. Every alternate day. Hook Lim For P. Ratam, Rulang and
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        636 1 IGUAN KIAT Co., Ltd. I (Incorporated in aa-awc^JJ I HKADOKFICK:?6,FHILLIPSTkKtT fa. P Ship chandlers, Hardware Dealer, II Government and Municipal Contract General Importers and importers u£ S Bice and Saw Mill Su PP iie rs at d Commission Agents. Authorised Capital 20 0 QOO I Paid up Capital 08 ooo
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