Malaya Tribune, 14 June 1918

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. VoL V. No 139 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. CIK malapa Cribune. FRIDAY, JUNE 14
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      409 1 ITay Guan Kiat i Managing Director, Gl.iX KIAT if Co., EM. i 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. FIREWOODI supplier to the Government and Singapore Municipality also to I Hotels, Steam-launches, etc- i 'Phone Nos. 1361,1362 and 1363. I RKSIDEXCEfI 87, Tank R>ad, No. 14W; Sunnyside, Gaylang, No. 1073. I SUPREME SGREEN
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      265 1 «******************************01 Straits Jiotel TANJONC PACAR ROAD. The only Hotel under StraitsChinese management. Telegraph-to Addreas PoANAKAff." asooaoamoononoonaaaaianonaaoaooooi Outdoor Photography DAT AND NIGHT. Yon can't get good Photographs at Cheap Price. S ARIGA Artistic Photographer No. 3», Orchard Uoad, Singapore 46 37 JUST UNPACKED NEW SHIPMENT OF CoUins' Famous Pocket Classics and
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      89 1 Sanitas j Disinfectant I "Pine-Tree" Brand* J Use No Other J'jy expenditure iboo ajg This disinfectant freely emulsifies 11 with water, producing a I milk-white, strong disinfectant J and deodoriser. 1 I SANITAS is known throughout the world i AS A RELIABLE J a I disinfectant. The name always j
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      396 1 SFIREWOODt The necessity in every household ||J ■Ofl I". had from I] g Tay Guan Kia 11 TLe supplier o.' ibt Oove'nmeni H j rtud SingaiH.re Mauicipoli'y also Uriels and Steam launches, etc i I Phone No», 1161, 1562 aad 1363. I ij R_-ti-rs <• b. 8: S7. Tank Road,
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    Reuter's Telegrams.
    278 2 America's Part. London, Jane 11, 6.40 a.m. Washington Mr. Baker, American S. for War, addressing a delegation of French Alpini siid that over 700,000 American Suiaiers had been sent to France. London, June 11, 7.50 p.m. A correspondent of the Times gives an anthorized description df the work
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    Man-Power Aspects.
    179 2 London, June 7, 8.10 a.m. The anti-conscription conference has been resumed in Dublin. It has passed a resolution warning Irishmen that conscription is oniy postponed. The Lord Mayor is ready to pre eel on a mission to America v. henever the right of Irishmen to national Stdf-determination is
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    Allied Combine.
    94 2 London, June 5, 1.5 a.m. Washington A plan for pooling all the resources of the United S ales and her c > belligerents into on» vast economic and war machine will soon be submittal to President Wilson. It is now in the harrds of Mr. Baruch, chairman, of
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    Education.
    124 2 London, Jan* 6, 1.5 p,m. In the House of Commons, Sir H F Jliobert urgxl «hit the clause in the Elucation Bid establishing compulsory continuation instruction, i ith.r full time to the age of sixteen or part tine to the aj?e of eiKLteen, would ban Wcip the cot•on trade
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    Silver.
    55 2 London, Jane 6, 3.50 p.m. Montagu's report on the silver market states that the price is unchanged. If the rise of one per cent in insurance from New York to London, as foreshadowed in New York, materialises, quite possibly this will be reflected Tn the London price. London, Jane
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    Land of Sorrows.
    257 2 London, Jane 10, 5,45 p.m. In the House of Commons Mr Honald McNeill asked for informaion regarding the prisoner now in he Tower of London who came Hshore from a German snbmarine on the west coast of Ireland. Mr Macpherson replied that the a censed had been
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      287 2 Alas! "What shall Ido with mv Ltfg ?T It la a quaation often pat forth Ht the inva'ids who are long satT>*.riug from «tubborii coosninptton and c no.-ipi n'ly who are qotts depressed aod dejcet/>i by their h>ol I»? t'tklog Li'.lu>- «loses of mi-dicines. Hope for life la beyond their
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      131 2 MASSAGE HALL No. 239, Bencoolen Street Open dally 6 a.m.-9 p. m. TELEPHONE No. 1467. Buimm Opbbatobi Mb s. ftjjita MASSAGE Mks. HARU MANICURE Miaa HANA uor-BATUs Mua YABU Ueference* to noy quarter of society. 9 5 8 5 1*» INSANITY CURE. Dr. W. C. Ro/s Specific for Insanity 1«
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      430 2 PalmoliveflSoap.! f -*4t: i S urn 'ML i. H .Lmi ooTa I F V **rt an? v.* Br/ |||fj XiOa /J> a -fTj is the proper soup with which to thoroughly purify and cleanse the skin. It is the perfect complexion soap that fulfils every demand and at the same
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    Local Share Market.
    257 3 F iday, June, 14. MngbrH ami Co., ;ne Arcale. ad vis* Übe following quotation* f— AlorQaiab $2 75 $3 00 AyerKunings 090 UlO A yer Molek 2.00 2.10 Ayer Panai 775 800 Palgownie 4.50 5 00 Bnklt Je-otong w 0.55 0.65 Bnkit Kp i! 0 65 0
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    Straits Produce.
    229 3 Singapore, Jane, 14 Ttn.—See Loeai and 3en»>r?l column. Copra. No business. Tapioca.— Weak. No bubinese. Sago Flour. —iNo basinet. GamhUr.— No bur. a »1 Pepper-—' Steady. Bu«»at*B done. Other Products.— 1" irkflt Qniet. Uttst Locst fe'arkc? 1 Nutmegs liO S. per pioul 150.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 55.00 Copra
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    Petroleum.
    63 3 D-noe'e Imp. Bril. Oil 5.60 per ease Fish. Brand Kerosine 4.90 per case Sv'vhp Arrow Oil 480 per case Lampglass do Oii 4.70 per 2 tins 1 Dragon do Oil 470 per 2 tins 1 Tigor Eerosine Oil 46 per 2 tins Grown do Oil 455 per 2 tins
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    Barlow's Produce Report.
    33 3 Copra. Singapore, Jane 13. The decline mentioned in our last report has continued, and today's quotations are $7.30 for finest sundried and $6.80 to $7 for fair to good qualities.
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      220 3 Marlborough Theatre. The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Picture* BEACH ROAD. Second Show at 9.18 p.m. An Intensely Interesting Picture Vitagraph's Great Six-Reel Detective Story THROUGH THE ML i A strange story of the high-life criminal who plans, plots, plunders and murders his fellow men and women, and
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      55 3 CI.IJr.CH NOTICE. Seventh-Day Adventlst Chapel, Penaog Lane. Saturday. J one 15th. d a.m. Missionary Hervlce for th> yonth--9 am Sabbath School for all. 10 a.m. Hakka and Hokkien Services. 1 p.ro Malay Servic* at No. 300 S«rsngoon Read. 5 p m. Knglish Sermon by Pastor F A Datemorß. Wednesday. 5
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      590 3 Please Remember Change if Prajramine Everg Six Nights. Present Programme Runs from J*" j Sued;,, June 9to Fridag, Juno 14. r* StY aMhunnraisj A First-Class Picture from Every Standpoint iatheuiiiY J the Theatre a A ,p rQE f theatre where yon I Tim A LeaoooW e/uWUter A i H i-k
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      681 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE EMPIRE 11-iijong i-'aga: Road. Trams Pass tbe Door, j To-night SECOND SHOW 9.30 p.m. Tonight! Pathe's Most Thrilling Serial 4 Pearl of the Army 4 Starring Daring Pearl White. 5 FLASHLIGHT 5 Bluebird—with Dorothy Phillips and Win. Stowell. First Show 7.30 p.m. The Indian's Lament,
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    THE LATEST BATTLE.
    1127 4 This we*>k we have been deluged with telegrams, many of them being delayed in transmission, with the resnlt that in attempting to follow up the movements of troops in the latest offensive one has to be care, ful to mark the time the messages were despatched, and
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    Local and General.
    514 4 Tin is at $155.00 ($1.50 down) no sellers. London, June 11 Silver market is steady.—Renter. Additional Renter's cables appear in to-day's issue on pages 2 and 6. We are in recept of the Municipal Water Engineer's annual report for 1917. The Rent Assessment Board for Singapore will
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    Amusements.
    58 4 Fillis' Circus. Wednesday's matinee and later show were both very large ly attended, and the patrons of this first-rate circus were well sitisfied with the entertainment off-red. Last night's crowded house is likely to be repeated to night. The next matinee will be given to-morrow, and a grand change
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    The Cinemas.
    119 4 The Palladium announces the screening to-night of the British features Jelfs and Third Generation, also a complete change of programme for to-morrow night. The usnal matinee will be given at o'clock to-day. In the second bouse at the Harima Hall to night there will be ecreened Hell's Crater,
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    Can Our Readers?
    57 4 The following conclusion to a Router's mesaage we have vainly tried to solve There is getting to be trouble if you can once get situation in trust to an you have save got situation of German in peace." It ia supposed to be the end of President
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    United Allies.
    199 4 Britain and Japan REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. London. June 12, 6.25, p.m. At a luncheon at ifo of Commons to the J*v*u i dor and the delegates attending the International Parliamentary and Commercial Congress, Mr Balfour said that Britain and Japan in the war had no differences of opini on
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    Concerning Women.
    123 4 London, June 12, 1,45. a.m. At a conference of women workers in London, Mrs Ogilvie Gordon presiding, said that large numbers of women and girls employed in war work would wish to find fresh fields of work in the Dominions after the war. Lord Burnham said that the
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    Holland's Danger.
    116 4 London, Jane 12, 2.20 p.m. Ymuiden: The Datch logger Helena has been snbmarinedoff the Dogger Bank. Three of the crew were killed. Paris: Le Temps in an articl« headed "Holland's Danger" says that with German trains running on the Roermond line and the concessions the Germans possess in
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    Standard Clothes.
    91 4 London, Jane 12, 1.45 a.m. At an exhibitian of standard clothing at Bradford, Lord Illinjjwortb, the Post-Master Gentral, said that seventy per cent of the wool nsed in Great Rritain was needed for official pnrposes and still more wonld be needed to clothe the American army. Standardisation would
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    Foch Congratulated.
    85 4 London, Jane 12, 4.25 p.m. The association of British discharged soldiers and sailors, known as Comrades of the Great Wir, has telegraphed to General Foch as follows "We have perfect faith that on the scene of yonr historic victory in 1914, in which many of ns were privileged
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    A New Peer.
    18 4 London, June 12, 7,30 p.m. Former Lord Chief Justice Phillimore has been made a Peer.
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    King George's Food for Sailors.
    39 4 16th List. Amount already acknowledged 155.032 Singapore Cold Storage Co ltd 260 Mr. F R Heron WJ h WE Hooper PC Russell J" The Orient Coy Ltd 250 $55,832 C. W. DARBISHIRE Local Treasurer.
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      196 4 ROBINSON Co. tam''- ™«t»r-« The Tattoo Alarm Clock. Has an Intermittent Alarm the alarm ringing for several second?, Mien p*u*ing, and after a period of silence again ringing, ami so for ten minutes As illustration. jPrice 55.75. LOMieiTIIC OILS] e; fc 'a Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), LTD. Incorporated in England
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      256 4 GUAN KIATI AND Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) Head Oflice: 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. Shipchandlers, Hardware Dealers, Government and Municipal Contractors, General Importers and Exporters, Estate, Rice and Saw Mill Suppliers and Commission Agents. Tel. Address: GUAN KIAT. Codes used A.8.C.. sth Edition, and A 1. Of nee
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      122 4 Bird's Nest BRANDT In Quarts AND Pints. Caldbeck, Macgregor Sl Co. FOR SALE Tamil OttrUUVed map >»f the V. M. S., roust uat'fu) to l*>tiii»w,Tamil Teacher* 00 I Students. Unit I- lilfl NAINA MOHAMED SOUS, ilr. |«atfae live, Sngapore. i; T" > Oaks ->ft» i- ■< 11 a 4/t. ....j
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    1408 5 The Western Front. RENTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. British Sector. London, Jane 12, 10.25 p.m. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig slates Th« French successfully raided on the night of June 11 in the neighbourhood of Locre. There ia nothing special to report on the British front. London, June 13, 12.20
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    American Aims.
    746 5 Mr. Wilson Speaks. Bombay, June 11, 11 30 p.m. London, June 10: Addressing a group of distinguished Mexican editors and journalists who are t* l Uni*»*' States, at Whi«e H-<*l»i Pr*sid-nt Wilson emphasised tbr American friendship towards Mexico. He said that his own policy towards Mexioo was based
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    No Peace Yet.
    64 5 London, June 12, 7.30 p.m The Women's Co-operative Guild in congress at Bradford has defeated the resolution favouring an international conference of workers to obtain immediate peace by negotiation, the terms including no annexations and universal disarmament. The opponents to the resolution declared that they could have
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    Enemy Matters.
    267 5 Fear of Future. Loudon, Jane 12, 4.25 pan. Amsterdam: Germany's fear of an economic war is refi eted in an article in the Nor 'b German a by Edward Acbeiis. president of the Bremen Import Association, w«o »ys: It i«a mistake to suppose that Germany can find a
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    Birthday Honours
    67 5 London, June 10, 2.50 p m. The Gazette announces, among Birthday Honours for letfieea in the war, a number of Companions of the Order of the Bath, including Major General N W Baruardisiou. Birthday promotions and appoint ments in the British Empire Order are Commander. W H Bteel,
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    Royal Silver Wedding.
    67 5 London, June 12. 7.4'» am. On the occision of the Royal si! ver wedding, the Oueen has promised to accept a shower of gifts to the Queen Mary's Needlework Guild on behalf of soldiers and sailors. It is emphasised that all the Dominions are contributing. Her Majesty
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    In E. Africa.
    63 5 London, June 10, 7.0 p.m. A Portuguese Hast African communique S'.ates Two enemy colnujuu crossed the Lurio river on May 27 and 2«, and three companies on th-t 2'Jth, and attacked our post at Malema, defended by a small detachment ol Portuguese and Bri tish, who were
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    Czecho-Slovaks.
    53 5 London, June 12, 7.45 a.m. Mr Balfour, in a letter to the Czecho-Slovak National Conrcil in Paris, intimates that the British Government will give the Czechoslovak movement the same recogni tion as France and Italy have done, and will recognize the Czechoslovak army, to which a British liason officer
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    Seamen's Federation.
    39 5 London, June 12, 7.45 a.m. A telegram from Copenhagen states that an International Seamen's Federation has been formed, with Mr Havelock Wilson as President and Mr Teamm, of Copenhagen, as Secretary. The headquarters will be in London.
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    In Italy.
    48 5 London. June, 12, 3.5 p.m. A British Italian communique of yesterday states Yorkshire troops made a successful raid, taking eleven prisoners and indicting considerable casual' ies. The air force has destroyed twentyone enemy aeroplanes since the last report. Four of our machines have failed to return.
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    A Denial.
    34 5 London, Jin* 12, 7.30 p.m. In the House of Commons Mr Balfour denied that the United States and the Alli-a h id agr* ed uot to intervene in the case of Russia,
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    Empire Conference.
    452 5 Press Opinions. London, June 12, 7.40 p.m. The Daily Express Lob' ist ul rstands that the Dominions Premiere intend to discuss the future of tbe Qerman Colonies with the Home Government in n very frank manner, Mr Hughes is particularly earnest on this point. They want the Monroe
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    Austrian Naval Loss.
    61 5 London, June 13, 4.15 a.m. Bole It is officially admitted in Vienna that the battleship Sz-mtist-van was torpedoed end sunk in tbe Adriatic at night time and several officers and eighty of the crew are missing. [We published a c*ble yesterday telling of a daring raid by
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    Another Traitor.
    69 5 London, June 12, 'J 15 p.m. Sir Joseph Jonas was charged at Bow Street with conspiracy by obtaining and communicating information useful to an enemy and relating to prohibited place between September, 1913, and June 10, 1918. He was remanded to the 19th on £2,000 bail. [Who's Who
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    Semenoff's Movements.
    33 5 London, June 12, 2.30 p.m. Peking: Col. Semenoff reports that the Anstro-Germans have been threatening his communications since he retired. Col. Semenoff reports the capture of Gurko, north east of Borzia.
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    Sinkings off America.
    33 5 London, June 13, 12.50 a.m. Washington Tne United States steamer Pinard el Rio was submarined seventy miles from the Maryland coast on June 8. The crew have arrived in port.
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    Roll of Honour.
    16 5 London. June 10, 3.10 p.m. Killed In action Brigadier General F W LumaJca.
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    The Races.
    1402 5 Second Day s Rt-sult HbnMi >-»r> Uv nrabl CO' 'i'lri- rsaU r <n»l k ran '■>■* r U firai daj ot tbe meeting, some good roelo g was si trdaj. There was quite a good atteudanct at the (leiail Stand and lawn, incloding nai>• in.iieo. Tib». fonrtb rac
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    Mortality Returns.
    93 5 The death rate per mille for the week ending Jnne 8 was 46.67. The total naraber of deaths was 331, of which 243 were males and 88 females, One Earopean and 2 Eurasians died, also 264 Chinese, 46 Malays, and 17 Indians. Convulsions caused 48 deaths. Phthisis 40,
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    Church Army Tents.
    159 5 To the Editor of tot Malaya Tribema. Dear -^ir,—As Is known, an aitTtsal lo replaeu tbe Church Army T«nis lost in tbe nlTenslv", was iesoed a month ago .»r,.l it is moat gratifying lo be able lo r«'pnrt tot splendid rHspons* thai baa beat* male to it.
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      360 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. The Talk of all Singapore I FILLIS' CIRCUS In Waterproof Tents :—Beach Road. Presents a New Comp .ny of 35 Imported Performers 35 IN THE NEWEST ARENIC CREATIONS One Performance Nightly, Sundays excepted, at 9.15 Matinees wed. and Sat., 5 p.m. SATURDAY, JUNE 15 2nd Day Performance 2nd
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    749 6 Prices Qoot<4 ia tbe Market this Morauvg. M N'c* A l'« >1 JtJSE, 14. Mee-r» Liyal! ad Evatt, Exchange and .Share •Jruk-r., issne the following liat of qaotationa ttebber Shares. >m. Vaias. Bayer*. Seller*. I' 8/- 3 3 J/- An*lo J*va 6/- 7 I/ Auglo->faJay 12/- 16/--1
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 6 Singapore, Jane 14. 0 London— Bank 4 m/«. 2, i 15/32 Demand 2/4 5 32 Prirate 3 m/>. 2/4 U/1G On IndiaBank T. T. 146 On Hongkong— Bankd/d 39f prem j On Shanghai— Bankd/d. 50i Ua Jars— Bank T. 1 m Un JapanBank d/d. ioq SOTerelgna—baying rale j« 54
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    Havas Service.
    800 6 Various Matters. Pari*, June U r, p., n A telegram Iron Baale stales that the Frankfurter Gazette on June 7, remarking ou tbi fall of German exchange io the «wise market which his bHOorn»» appareut in the last fuw days, is obliged io admit that this tall io
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    The Gentle Hun.
    306 6 Some of I is Doings. Reuter's Telegrams. London, June 10, 4.45 p.m. In the House of Commons, Mr Anderson asked how many members of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps had been killed or injured abroad. Mr Macphereon replied Killed, eight; died of wounds, orir jured, ten. Mr
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    Land of Chaos.
    211 6 London, .lu.ie 5, 330 p.oa. Moscow, llaj3l (delayed.) As already done in Petrograd, ail th« chief Moscow nawsptpers have I n euppr. sse I. A B 'Ish-'vik m anifeeto calls work b i. nip. icantstoarms M forbread, for children, for fathers and mothers,'*and nrg. 1 armed resistiOOS
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    Foreign Policy.
    139 6 London, J ins lv, 4.0 pun. Iv the Home of Commons, Mr Balfour promised to consider in consultation with Mr. p 3nar Lnv the Mfffestion that M r R lfonr might kn,p th. House informed of ItM Government's foreign policy in secret sessions. Mr Hubert Samuel When CM
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    Birthday Honours.
    49 6 London, Jane 6, 3.5 p. m The Gamete notifi-s the following Birthday Honours for distinguished ■Wriee in connection with the nditary operations in Egypt Hie Military Cross to Subadar \Um Ak.-r, and the Distinguished Medal to Havildar Rur jjngh, both of the Hongkong and Hppoon Garrison Artillery
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    General News.
    358 6 London, June 8, 4.15 a n P.ri* OWoi 119 h I be n appointed to organise tbe defence of the capital. London, Jane 9, 3 30 p.m. The Hague The Prisoners of War Conference has opened. London, Jan*> 10, 4.35 p.m. Brisbane The cotton growers bad np to
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    Peace Terms.
    70 6 London, Jnn« 11, 12.50 pjn. Sir Spat Met Wilson taking the chair at a ?n-»«tiug of the Imperial Maritime Loago« Slid the League's campaign to eoeare ineleoioa of a condition in tho peace terms that *»n»ruy powers should surreu ler an amount of mercantile t mnage equal to
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    Obituary.
    29 6 London, ■Tun 10, 6,40 p.m, 1 de<Mh hn occurred of the L'irl of Rosse. London, June 11, 15) p m Milan rh« death uaa occurred ul li jrto.
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    Penang Shipping.
    132 6 A special general meeting of the members of the Peoang Chamber of Com mere, »v\>s held on Thursday to consider the qursiion of the requisition of local shipping, and, if tuonght fit, to pass the following resolution That this Chamber is of opinion [that the general r quisition
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    Indian Reforms.
    100 6 Bombay, May 16— According to a message from tbe M Times of lodla Loudon correspondent, it is expected there that simultaneously with or anterior to tbe publication of Mr Montagu's scheme regarding India there will be presented to the Parlla' ment some account of the many representations submitted
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    The Rubber Trade.
    138 6 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association. 350 th Auction, 12th i.tth Juae.l9| > Offered for sale pkls. 11,990 83 or 1,599,577 lbs. Tons 714.09. Pricks Realized. Sheet Smoked Fine Rib bed $73 to $81 0« ol 65 72 Fine Plai i 50 57 Sheet Uusmok »d
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    Messrs Barlow & Co.'s Report.
    302 6 Messrs Barlow Co.'s Report. Singapore, Jnne 12. j There was a poor attendance of buyers at the w**k2y auctioue.whioh commence! to-day with 94 7 to s catalogued for sale, an 1 th" torn of the market wa? v. ry dull. and Japanes were again operating, hut the American buyers Ar
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    Messrs Guthrie & Co's Report.
    207 6 Messrs Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, Jun« 13. At the weekly rubber auction helJ jeaterday and today the market waa again very dull, and prices show but little change from last w ek. TL tup prica u,r Fine Bibbed Bm<-ked Sheet is $1 up at SSl.Rnd that for Fine PaleCrtpe unchanged
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    Messrs Paterson, Simons & Co.
    155 6 Messrs Paterson, Simons Co. Singapore, Juno 6* Owing to Monday being a pnblic hohdaythe usual OM not commence nntil Thursday this w«ek. The quantity on offer •was rather larger than nsual and 1.453 tons consisting chit fly of conBlgnmentBfromJp,va,wereoatalogued At the opening only a few of the regular buyers were
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    European Mails.
    83 6 la Luodsa. To* loiluwing are the date* <t from Singapore of tfc« European Maiis and their deliver, ia London. 3 VA11 OtllVMB Mail H Mar. 19 \f Mail L Mar. 27 fc Mai J War. 21 7 M*! V pril 8 May 20 Mar. 2% \j Mail E
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      140 6 Mails Close, wo <Lz\ Hongkong, taking mails for U.S.A. and Canada Batu Pahat Men* pm Port Swettenham and --3(i p w Telok Anson Malacca and Mrar Lad- Batavia, Cheribon, > el J Samarang and Sourabaya Pulau Batam and pa Pnto s££ bi «EST jS To-morrow. Cucob P. Hambu, Selat am
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    The New Council.
    2325 7 Representative* ot Malaya. (Concludp(l-) If oa tbe other hand the children bad still to bo rduc d when the man waa over 50 ur eveu ov«*r 55, there waa no inconsiderable chance of the man dying before this wis accomplished. They would then have another of the
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      517 7 NOTICES Government of Jotaore PUBLIC WOKRS DEPARTMENT Tenders are invited /or the following work 1. The Completion of the New Banqueting Hall. Istano Beear, Johore Bohru Plans and Specification for the abore may be inspected ot the Drawing Office ol the P. W. D.. Joliore Bahru. no any day, Fridays
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      534 7 BANKS BARTERED BANK OF INDIA* AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £2,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. The Bank of England, The London City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The I<oncVn County and W*»tininetsr Back, Ltd.,
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      409 7 WANTED WANTED Junior shorthand typi«t required, previous experience not essential. Apply Box 100, care of Malaya Tribune. 2 5. v HOUSE WANTED. Wanted, a fine bungalow with 5 or 6 rooms and kitchen attached, situated within 3 miles of Tanglin, Queen Elizabeth Road, River Valley Road or Kampong Bharu Road.
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      124 7 Sleeplessness has always something of dieeaee or undue excitement in it The excessive use of tea, coffee, tobacco, or any narcotic, .nay bring it on It may all. c >me from dyepepeia, Mf»?" a down condition of the .ystera, from dieeaee, Uon, excitement, etc. In these latter caae» a rnodicinj
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      330 7 THE ORIENTAIGOTERXttKNT bECt JiITY ..He Assurance Co., Ltd. Established I*T4. jggJMjMID is isi»i*FINOS pooped $32,571,428.00 A****» W**j£* laeome in lilf $4.587,50u.t>0 I Tali) Mill «317 ««.'«■"•••J mm Jim n tit?. s*.>ie.ti-i.u I iiwt»» m "< ,Me Total Polices inforoe 67,122 assortng with Bonos Additions. $73,596,202.00. Totil iinouot paid for claims
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  • \u000d\u000aThe Malaya Tribune.
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Dally.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. issued Dali>. Vol. V.- No. 139 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1918 PRICE S CENTS.
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      Shanghai Freight Market.
      1055 1 I LEiclutiv to Malay Tribune) i«Messrs Wheelock and Co., the leading ship and freight brokers at Shanghai, favour as with the following advice under date 9th May. As far as the Freight market to the United Kingdom is concerned British .onnage is still full up with Government
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      Quarantine.
      118 1 Alphabetical list of Infeottd (signal X G Q) end Snspecttd (signal F P B) ports Signal tmrnm■MT in aJi Port ti'>tifi.-<J. <li'ti,,n to MaMM Qauaatiaa flag. Baafhok r l> B nmmm BaMte rPH Plan, jong I'ri.ik G y Cholera it- 1..U.H1 f j' b PlasmH..raba.v ICQ pQZ Boater XOfl
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      104 1 Friday, June 14.—High Water 1.18 a.m. 9ft. 2.45 p.- n 7ft. Sins. Satnr.lay.Jnne I"..—High Water 1.5 a.m. Sft. 4ins.; 3.25 p.m. 7ft Cms. Sunday, June 16 —Moon in Kqaator *»h M. First Ciaarter 8h 12m A High Water:— > 56 a.m. /ft Sin 4.6 p.m. 7ft. sins.
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        371 1 m mi co., Ltd. I (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) r Board of Directors: TAY (DAN KIAT. Esq Chairman. I ONG KOON KIAT Esq.. PO KIM SOON, Esq.. KOH KIM LIONG, Esq. Managing Director-TAY GUAN KIAT, E»q Manager LOW KEOK CHOEY, Esq Assistant Manager PO KIM SOON. Esq. Secretary fflfl PENG
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        43 1 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Entrances- Tanjong Pagar Wh lB Section Sir (Dry Dock.) 3 Dock Store. Head o.* Office, Police and O £T" 4 Wk "SSr 2 »55--15/18 2 j 5 and 6 6/14 Store A3 v Jardinrt 9 A/X*" do 6 do V
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        377 1 HEAP E*C MGH STiAMSHIP CO. LTD. SiiWlfC II lltlVte, Cfttrfel 111 SisWiiig. Mflftfirt in Piiigia: rim,, RilivU NiiariH, tativli. PiifUi p un mi yniHre. W Fortniuhtl,.. -mm Miniai in .sii,«rii|a (Ml). Oat. Fortn*yhtt v »r*.li.. imm! ,aJ tarti.w •p; '7 *r» c t>o»STr»rO officj Oil n, 1 «let Avar -—k
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        411 1 I6UAN KIAT6 Co. f LtdT I (Incorporated in StraiU Pettier' tlU I Head Office: 86, Phillip Stkkkt,si Xo4Por I Ship-chandlers, Hardware Deai Pr g Government and Municipal toair-. j General Importers and txportej, F rs I »'ee.ndS.w Mil, Commission Agents. I Aatlnrlsid Capital $*****1 I I Paid up Capital t^^l
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