Malaya Tribune, 9 August 1918

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. No. 186 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9.
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      372 1 ITay Guan Kiat j f/t mjm» JfteMer, GUAN KIAT tf Oa, Ltd. I 36, Phillip street, Singapore. IF I ft £WOOD supplier to the Government and Singapore Municipality ALSO TO Hotels, Steam-launches, etcPaoneNos 1561, 1362 and '363 I BBSIDaSCKS: 87, Tank I! ai. No. in; d r 9T !tmV'- "WKBiH
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      299 1 4a^a«a«a«aHaHa«a«HaVa«aaaW Straits Motel TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. The only Hotel under StraitsChinese management. Telegraphic Address "PRANARAN *9aHaWMa**n*n*n*naMaJa*n*nVaVHHß ha.ye Yor INFLUENZA Try our Powders. Address: Sincere Dispensary Ltd. 231, South Bridge Road. GOOD PHOTOGRAPH ME/ §1 ?our Very Likeness, Styla aad Mood. A fROD> CTION FriOki m Brothers' studio Hill Br reel
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      93 1 I THE |Pot Stills I 0F I Great Britain I Have Been 1 Taken Oyer t>7 Governmeni, i I NEVERTHELESS Buchanan's I will be able to continue i to supply their famous blends and. to maintain j the quality as before, being in the unique position of having the largest
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      351 1 F I REWO OD The neXMait* in hoo> hold can be had ir >m Tay Guan Kiat Tl.e supplie to tbe Government and ngmpi re Municipali**. aieo Hotels and iSieam launches, etc Phone Nos. 1361, 1362 and.1363. Residences: k7, Tank Road, No. 1450; Sunn> side. Gaylang, No. 1073. or nm
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    American Work.
    1006 2 Gigantic T«sk> in Franc*. Times Cor. The Americans jn France are rapidly pushing to completion the longest, an<i in many rccwoll th« created', scheme «>f irvntnnntntHoni ns -d in warfare.Tr h handicaps were multifold, their I*k colossal. How eplendi tly they attacked their probleina and conquered on« after
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    Boy Scouts' Association.
    20 2 Orders for week ending Aug. 10 Friday, Aug. 9—Ambulance Class V.M.C.A., 5.15 p.m. Frank C. Sands CrrncaiSßioner.
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    Romance Recalled.
    396 2 Millionaire's Wife Sentenced. Tb*re has been an astonishing sequal to a Ghetto love romance, a raessagp from Kansas City stating that Mr h R< so Harriet Pastor Stokes, wif-of the uew York publicist and millionaire, Mr J Q Phelps Stokes, bai been ■eateaoed to 1 v years in
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    40 2 "What excuse does this man give for deserting his wife "He Bays her conduct was Teutonic." "In what ™pp' ct "It seems she hit him with a poker after bfl had agreed to suspeud hostilities." "r-'ir w ciaawi gaj vaawanaaaaaaamnaawannaaananana^
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      600 2 CHOP PIA HIN Diamond Merchants and Jewellers No 622 North Bridge Road, Singapore. ALWAYS IN STOCK Artistic Chinese and European Jewellery of various descriptions and of the latest fashion Emeralds, Sapphires, Rubies, Opals and other precious stones. Loose Diamonds and Brilliants of the first water and of various sizes. Also
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      113 2 D*C. LEE 163. t&vn.- Street. PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. dood aad well selected Mc«ic Violin Piano, etc. Qood String for Stringed la*tran>cnif. «MBaTIIItNHIIIP GUAPftVTt.EO. ?ir<6 HOOFm JUST ARRIVED "Excelsior" Safety Fountain Pens Price $3 each. Cheap and Reliable is Gcntinental Urn Be, I) BTOB STREET. Accumulators We re-charge Batteries for
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      594 2 Straits Settlements War Loan Bonds. Bearing interest from the date] of purchase at 5; per cent per annum, payable Half-yearly on the 20th January and the 20th July. Repayable at Par on the 20th July, 1923 PRICE OF ISSUE—IOO PER CENT. All proceeds of this issue will be lent to
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      121 2 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Order# for the week ending Satnr av, Aug. 10 To-tiay. 4 00 pn Johnston's Pier for Fort Siloso SVA Sees. Ill IV (Compulsory) 5.15 Drill Hall 8RE (v) 5.00 Risim Point, P. Brani SRii (v) (P B Platoon) 5.15 Drill Hall Maxim Co and SVR attd. 5.10
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    Share Market.
    318 3 Messrs F-aser and Co.'s Ci. n cul r. Singapore, Au«. 1 1» rot snrprirtinp the interval i f 'h Augnsi B nk Holi da™ to tied Mining shire quotations sou;-?*» hat uncertain, special iy invitw of thrt fact that on Tin wis tnld a: $184 an.i Monday';} rice
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    Messrs. Macphail and Co's Report.
    311 3 Mh August 1918. Iheprirxipal feature of the week's bnsinesa w« the steady advance in "Vmmm np to $21.00. Rubber mm American boport reftric:iora for August to September rroTi j» f or a continuation of th M quarters averag' i.e. 16,666 °c» for the tw >
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    Kuching Lottery.
    339 3 Tha Full W»nniog List. f Th- draw for the third Red C.-oss Lottery < > <k plaos in the Theatre ar Knehing on the night of th*2'J.h Jaly A siwttnr attraction it* th ■ah pc of n free night at thf Ci v. ae way.' a prevented th»
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    Mortality Returns.
    91 3 The death rate per inille for the week ending Aug. 3 was 34.69. The total number of deaths was 246, of which 185 were males and 61 females Two Europeans and I Eurasian died, 190 Chinese, 33 Malays, *nd 17 Indians. Convulsions caused 33 deaths, Phthisis 41, Malarial
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      116 3 MARLBOROUGH Picture Theatre, Beach Road. Tbe Hall for Couifort, Good Masic and Good Pictures. j Pa the'a Four-Star Serial Featuring Miss Doris Kenyon, Sheldon Lewis, Miss Arline Pretty and Mahlon Hamilton The Mystery and Detective Serial Supreme In 15 Episodes at 30 Parts THE HIDDEN HAND faieode 4. The False
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      708 3 From Thursday, August 8, until Tuesday, August 13. A PICTURE THAT TOWERS ABOVE ALL OTHERS In the Intensity of Its Portrayal of the Emotions of the Human Mind I The The Most Powerful Picture of its KLid Since EAST Alhambra J Alhambra Is LYNNE fa Qnly I the Theatre A
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      362 3 \T THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY BOOSE EMPIRE j Tanjong Pagar Road Trams Pass the Doer, j To-night! SECOND SHOW 9.30 To-nlgfit 1 Bad Feather Photo Play j Mr. Dolan of New York 5 PARTS Featuring Jack Mtjlhal. 5 PARTS j The LjMkl Ep:.oJe—The Concluding Chat <.tr of 2 Mystery of the
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    GERMAN NEW GUINEA.
    1218 4 Onr to I "i vill doubtless have noticed that there hare been of late questions put with more frequency than nBnal in the Hovae of Commons about th>- fatal olio* of trade preference within the Empire, and a little more tha i o.dinarjy cariosity uisplayed as to
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    The Assizes.
    437 4 Two Sikhs Sentenced T):< heniri g was eonoladed before Mr Jaatioe Eoden at the .vssiz=a yesi-rday aUernoon of the c u« in wbicu f%#ar Sikhs, Chanau oingh. Santa Smgb, Katha Singb, and L-cbman Singh, vera charged with th_ of a compatriot named liar nam Sn. to 'h, who
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    Amusements.
    168 4 The Cinemas. B '.eking B-iV. !way, a Botterfly i ictar*' featuring Harry Car -y, with J.ker and Nestor comedies, make up the programme of the second house to-night at the Harima Hall. Tne Bluebird photoplay. Th* R-scne, in b reels, and an L Ko two-reeler figure in the earlier
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    The Johore Ferry.
    201 4 A correspondent informs us that last Sunday, when many persons had motored up to Woodlands to cross over to Johore, they were informed that the ferry could not be used unless $6 in addition to the fare (15 cts pjr person first clasd and 10 cts second
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    Local and General.
    574 4 Tin no quota i m. Rubber is quotea at 2/1 for crepe and 2/- for s .*»*-t. London, Au«? 7 i 5 3f« mark t in tnry onlet, Router. Mr W R Boyd has been sprinted to act as 6tis; Distr.c-Officer Tampm. and Mrs SwhafeU -rived i.
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    To-Day's Contents.
    86 4 Paqm. Tas iCAT Waß Huig Takes Offensive 5 The Position 5 Russian Situation 5 Overcomiug 0-Boats 5 French Consular News OSNBRAL: America!? Work 2 Romance R<*called I Singapore Volunteer Corps B Association 2 Kncning Lottery 3 Share Market 3 German New Guinea Local and General 4 Tne Assizes
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      182 4 ROBINSON Go.] jToilet Soaps. I awn w J%i^^mwm^» tt Robinson's m Otto of Rose" Toilet Soap 3 cakes in a b )X. Price 95 CtS. per boxRobinson's 'Special Toilet Soap 3 cakes in a box. Vrica 95 CtS. per box. Asiatic Petroleum Co. (5.3.), LTD. I Incorporated in England 1
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      331 4 GUAN KIAT AND Co., Ltd. (laoorpoi.'. din tbf Strait* 8- itlementt:) Heaa Office ciO, Phillip Street, Singapore. Shipchundler.-, Hardware Dealers. Government and Municipal Contractors, General Importers and Exporters, Estate, Rice f and Sa'* Mil i Supplier* and Commission Agents. »2 ajaai J Trl Mineae: GU.A'-KIAT j;odes used A.8.C., sth Edition,
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      47 4 GUINNESS' Korsehead Stout Importers:— Caldbeck, Macgregor&Co. Wiae and Spirit Merchants. KIAM KIAT 6c Co. bfarkel Btroot NEW ARRIVALS: Hydraulic Pump Leather Babbitt's Metal Flexible Steel Wire Rope Mining Steel Wire •Rope Brass Metal Rods Mining Changkols. Sole Agent- for The Mulcott Belting Co Ltd. (Incorporated in Kngland).
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    Haig Takes Offensive.
    268 5 Satisfactory Progress Reported. fruitless German Attacks. -Ve'S SPECIAL SERVICE. 7, 11.30 p.m. Bdgtattw: Wedei I D v< Gn-mau machines on %6. W« dropped tw X: > Immailm 1 n raiiwejc, aero|jmrl j j billetl There were, ml tin»iti. All onr reach toes re.ar.i-d. j ~v i o.i,
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    FRENCH REPORTS.
    534 5 London, Aug. 7, 3.30 p.m. R-nter's correspondent at French rkdqnarters wiring on Aag. 7th I m» morning, describing the part cf Birthelot's army in the second isuan on tho Marne, says that he til never less than fifteen enemy fchhaM opposed to him. He had perhaps the hardest
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    AMERICAN ACCOUNT.
    29 5 London, An.?. 8, 3.5 a.m. American official On An:.'. 7, eastward of Bazoches, we creased the Vesle and gained the RheimsSoissons highway. Hostile counter' atuoka broke down.
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    OTHER COMMENTS.
    155 5 London, Aui-. 7. 10.50 p.m. The situation on ihe Vesle is devlopintr according to expectations. Th- n -my is transferring hia shattered divisions over the Aisne, while it is stated that Foch is preparing for a fresh advance. It is expected that the next big battle will be
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    Russian Situation.
    257 5 Germans Menaced. London, Aug. 6, 7, 5.5 a.m. Russian wireless The situation at the fronts is that the English and French have landed at Arohangelsk and are advancing along the railway. Our Btaff is at Obozerskaia. The Czechoslovaks, after Samam and Ufa, captured Novonikolarevak, Ekaterinburg and Simbirsk. We
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    The Position.
    1302 5 Premier's Statement. London, Aus». 7, 6 45 p.m. Mr Lloyd re.i-wii;g ihe war situation in tt»o Commons, said tbai had th■? Brit'»U Empire four yea-8 ago not deo;ded to throw the whole of iti 4 n 'ho *rnr because intt i P "»oD < h 1 was raged,
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    STOP PRESS.
    198 5 London. Au*. 8, 2 33 p.m. In th* House of Commons Mr. B-<nar Law stated that the law officers of England, ScoI,y t*, and Ireland had unanimously decided that women we»-e not entitled to be candidates for Parliament. London, Aug, 8, 5.30 p.m. Italian naval communique S< aplanes
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    Overcoming U-Boats.
    560 5 Construction Figures. London, Aog 7, 6.15 p m. In the H mse of Commons Mr Lloyd Ueorgt) announced that at least 150 enemy submarines had been destroyed, and over half of that number in the last twelv* mouths. (Cheery). Lon lon, Aug. 7, 7.15 p.m. The Press Bureau
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    Soldiers' Leave.
    61 5 L > lon, ..ug. 8, 1.15 a.m. In to II ins ■of Commons Mr, Vfacpherron stated thut arrang.*ments had been mads to give to six thossand men daily from V mcc, a thoos»nd weeklj from Italy, en l seventeen bnndred -v kly from Sdonika, Arrange* men s w
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    Silver Bullion.
    27 5 Lmdon, Aug 7,12.55 p.m. A n«w D fence of the X aim regula lon empower! the Triasury to fix th maximum price of silver bullion.
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    Italian Success.
    23 5 London, Aug. 7, 11.30 p m. lalim olliciiil Cavalry dispersed an enruiy column at Semeni, killing m&.iy anl taking prisoner seventy-wo.
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    French Consular News.
    68 5 Consulate*) I'vih, Aug 7, 6 20 p.m. Rubber is quoted 2s Id per pound. We realise i lo hi auccessea in the r»gion of Monldidief aud on tha Vesde. Wfl c:tptur. d h» railwaystation of Ciry-Sal *ognp. Toe hombarniijtjnt of the Par.v ooDtinawa, Brtltsh tioopa land d
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    Correspondence.
    9 5 IWt da ftof Miimriiy ammmrm SPtMeao fry mrratpandanU.
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    "United Malaya Council."
    76 5 An Apology- To iho Editor of tht Malaya Tribmmo. Mr, —List night I heard that an iuvi oion to attend the m«.elii,g ci' the U M C was sent to the Moslem Association, Singapore, and that the Hon Sec failed to bring it to the notico of
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    Collapse of Tent.
    95 5 T» th* Editor th* Malaya Tribma. Sir, —I have read with interest Eye-witness' article in your paper re th 1 above-named subjeot. From my point of view I think it rnns. be the dnty of the Municipal to s*e about the fixing of the tent before any
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    Cavalry of the Air.
    453 5 Munificent Work on the Western Front Magnificent assistance has once again been render d to the infantry by oar intrepid flying men In France. Co-operating with the French aviators on the Noyou front hey have been it work continuously from dawn to dnsk. Sine* the German
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    The Hour Has Come.
    44 5 London, Aua. 8, 12.20 a.m, A message fic/.u President Poincare to H. M the King sa\ e I am at one with Your Majesty in the conviction that the hour of decisive eucccss will shortly arrive for the Alii P."
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    Sporting.
    73 5 S. C. C. Lawn Tennis. Yesterday's Play. A Singles. Leggatt v Donnell unfinished. Profession Pairs. Mer VII, Stout and Kieinma' beat Met V Sinclair and Griffit. Jones, b —2, 8 —6. To day's TiesA Singles Handicap, Sinclair v Stout. B Singles. Final Tie. Doig v Leakey. Monday's Ties. B
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    S.R.C. Lawn Tennis.
    23 5 To Day's Ties A Singles H'cap. Sbmi Final Tie E Wde Cruz owe 30 v T L'ijs sins owe 15.
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    38 5 Sunday, August 11. Johnston's Pier, 9, 10 and 11 a.m., and 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow, 9 30, 10 30 and 12,15. 3 and 5 30 p.m High Tid», 1,13 p.m. Height, Bft 9in.
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    "Germany is Starving."
    243 5 A L»wes s ildier, at present a prisoner of war in German*, baa cleverly defeated tbe eenaor by sending home to his parents a letter containing tbe information that the people of Germany are in dire straits with regard to find. Tbe young toldier wrote hi* letter
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    85 5 Mr Justioe Untitled by tbe mail the sad news of the death of hia nephew, Lieut. Geoffrey C. Lunn, Canadians, at the front in France. He w<.b killed ii stantaneoußly by a shell when lending hie men in an attack on May 31st. H» was only twenty years of ag«
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    Rubber Outputs.
    197 5 Joly Crop Retcrns. Bonstead Co, Agents lbs. Seletar 14,025 Barlow Co. Agents lbs. Aver Knnirg 60,000 Bradwall 30,042 Chersor.ese ***** Drucistown 44,361 Highlands A);-1 Lowl&n'a 99,764 Klabarg 12.054 Krian 15.900 Sncgti Krian 47,048 Sungei Way 35,891 Gnthrie Co, Ltd, AgentsBanteng 32,247 lbs Total to d:te 85,758 lbs. Cbungkat
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    What Tommy Wanted.
    117 5 The mails from home Lad ;tn received by a certBin regime; One Tommy received a large x adarepst d to hiaa»elf and with triumphant jell he rushed cfi to hia company's lines aud gathe. i them around hi:n to aha: e the cot' nta of the box.
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    120 5 A new regulation has been passed under Do;a and ih pabttfihe :in the Straits Government Gazel providing that no other sal jet *.han a natural born British Bnhj'ct shall after Angoat 19 ace any muse other than tha* by w oich he we«" known at tn i commencement cf the
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    36 5 She her head on bis uniformed shoulder).—You ha.en't told me where y-.u were b<st night \mi you promised jou'd keep nothing from me He—l c .n't tt.ll \r.u. dear. Against orders to reveal movement of troops.
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      4 5 Buy Stra.it!» Settlements Bonds!
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      169 5 CHUCH NOTICE. Seventh-Day Advent's! Chapel, Pen*ng Line. Saturday, Aug 10 tJ a.m. M;.-i>'' i« y Service. 9 a.m. Sabbath School. 10 a.m. Chineai Service, for Hfokkien and Hakkas. 1 p. m. Malay St>rvic3 at 300 Serangoon Rood. 5 pm. rv">glish Service. Mr. Stafford who is returning to Aus tralia on
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      55 5 Those who like a C nines? Play should not Miss to Come and Sec Sut Chee Poh To be staged by THE STAR OPERA To-Night To-Nigbt it ths TLidtre Soyal North Bridge Road To morrow Night An Entirely New Programme will be given P.. JR. Cfceong, -iocr, Y. f.. Tar,
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      37 5 Day By Day. Saturday. Variety Fer form. «nee, Victoria Theatre. Sunday. 11th Sunday after Trinity. Monday. Anniversary of the Settlement of Penang (1786.) Lodge Zetland, 8 30 p.m. Thursday. aloou Fist Quarter. Eastern Gate Installation, o y.m,
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    To Delphi.
    815 6 Greece in Spi:g. Not to consult th* oracif, ulth-Mi jL it wan war tiiue.biu for an excoraion, we eet oat one spring morning for D-Jphi. Behind ns tbe Golf cf Corinth mirrored an almost c'ondit P8 sky and the lingering tuwws of the Peioponnesns. Small amethys- > ine
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    Strange Find.
    78 6 Some woekn ego a woma j riving hi Chirn Berwickshire, had bought a cud fiOSB an Byemoe Ii dealer, found ou clean mg it blue enamel brooch marked aritk letteih-g and a number. An Edinburgh woman, seeing the incident related in the Press, identified the brooch as be
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    852 6 Plica "'-jotec in 1K« Market this Moraisf. BINQAPORE, Al'O. 9. HeMt? LpaJl *ud Evatt, Exchanire mid ghara Srokara, la an tbe following list of quotittiona Kabber Shares. 9otf.. f v it. Bcvnra. h>-Un. I,- 8/- 3 3 I/- An t ;io Java 6/- -1- Ajjjlo-Malay tl/- 16/--1
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 6 Singapore, Ang. 9. n [*a*4on--4 m/a. 2/4 7/32 Diaaaad 1/3 31/32 ?rf*ata a, i. 2/4 1/2 a t Baal r. 147* >n fiamcoui •Jva>c :/J 49% prem. n 'Tfrtnarfrn' Ban: I i. 46 b >a.ta>n i iaaw T. rj 105 •Ap'.n b»nk rfftt. 100* 1 iTcrai., —<" «y ng
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    Local Share Market.
    282 6 Singapore, August 9. Messrs Latba.ia Co., the Arcade, advhje the following quota ions:— A!or;"Mah v 2 90 13 10 Kfat Inning* 105 1.15 •v Mole* 185 200 ij{ Ptam 7.75 8.00 SclgOWnM 4.25 450 Jel nor. ).45 0.55 ii. £{;til 0.75 0.85 Bukit X B 0.60 0.75
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    Straits Produce.
    295 6 Singapore, Aug. 9. —Se*> Local and Beoeral d Inmn. BMinaai done. Pap m v—Weak.u —Weak. N) baajteoaa. 3aq FUmr> —Bnsinees lone. himbimr* —No bueineet-. Ftp -r- —Steady. No Baainetie. P/odttcts* —>l\rket Oniet. li M L-al Mrtkct InMkMk Kmtmogi 110 •a. per pie.o $50.«''0 Kmli igi w 0 i
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    The Rubber Trade.
    220 6 Messrs Barlow Co's Report. Singapore, Ang 7. On the 7th instant information was rec dyed from New York to the effect that the restrictions on the importation of rubbers into America during Aug. to Sept. would continue at thn same rate as tbat of the previous thr-
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    European Mails.
    74 6 I rll ;e.-ei la London. The foil m i g .%r» the dates of isfjeariave frotn t-iinretporo of thf Bsffopean Hal Knd >neir delivery in L-ond. Man* Laanr. übl:vuui.d. Mail C May 1! T uly 9 M*il I Mar IS July 9 Mill F Mat Si July 9
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      130 6 MOUSE'S FLUID Magnesia I J FOR Indigestion I Biliousness i AND Acidity. Tlt»V r «I II lll^— —l IM— 11 ill »1 —i i————— j TO LIVE! To drink the cup of iife lo the full, to enjoy the very thought of being alive, to feel in every hearc-throb the
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      263 6 Train Services. Singapore (Tanfckoad) Dally. The -nail raitM from Singapore lor the north leave Tank Road 6U»:i«)H daii;, al 7.7 a.m. (Sunday excepted) an I 7 p.m. arriving at Knala Lnmpnr at 7.18 p.m. and 6.45 a.:n. respectively. The through expret* to 'Vnang leaves Knala Lampar at 8 a.m. daily,
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      480 6 #1 i i C I ———Ul—11—»WM»». 1 *v In these days of Shortage jj are you wanting j! CEMENT BTJ™ 'Phone or write to YAMATQ CO., I blv 41 Hi^h Street, Singapore T j i j ..i ji I British North Borneo Oor Bay Red Cross Lottery. Tickets for this
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      183 6 Mails Close. To day. Batavia, Sainarang and Sourabaya taking nails for Aurtralaria (and artie'e* for placro in <--t<-rci Australia via Sydney if prepaid at Irtttr rat«) 2 pm Batu Pahat Mena 2.30 pm Port Swettenbam and Teluk Anson *Kampar 1.80 pm >laaccaand Muar Lady Weld 3 pm Puiau Bataos Si
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    The Passing Show.
    991 7 A London Sea os ia 1918. If a London Rip van Winkle bad srjoyed the good fo*t»ne of point? so sleep iv aumui r f 1914, and had awoke in Jane, 1918, bfl would very quickly ban i "coma aware that, apart from iiavmg overslept hiaieelf, a
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    His Useful Head.
    96 7 A Washington .nan has in his cm; loy a fai'hfni hot at times "tnpid servant in th" p«rs>n of an old darky named Z ke. K cently, wh« n th° employer had vainly fn'teavour<«d to yet something done in a certain way, ho gav»- up in despair,
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    The Line of Fire.
    995 7 M'dern Guouery Methods. (By ilfejor C J 0 Street, RG A, autnar of With the Guns..") In tbe old days, arheo guns camp into ctiun in th" opea, they were '.ireoted on to their target by the "imple process oi aligning their sights up-uu ir, in
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    36 7 Mother to father after hearing h-r son rehearse the Greek alpnabet) ''Ez«-a, we can't let Silas go buck to college again." "Why not h-iH learned to terser. I just heaid him s»y Alfred beat-her. damn-her, peh-L
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1918 Issued Gaily.] SUPPLEMENT TO TNE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Daifo. SINGAPORE, PRICE 5 CENTS. Vol. V. •No. 186
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      15 1 Friday, Aug. 9.—Moon in Equator lib a. High Water :—0.25 p.m, 9ft.
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        625 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. The Popular Newspaper of the Strait Settlement. *3T PUBLISHED DAILY. Complete Repo.ts of Local Ev m 5 Condensed News from F.M.8.. Java China, India, Ceylon and Japan' Fall and Latest War News, Na Y. Ka mm YUSIN KAISHA (IN»0: PLATED iN J .PW.
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