Malaya Tribune, 16 June 1919

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. [EVENING DAILY- Vol vi. No. 139 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1919 PfilCE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, JUNE 16.
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      249 1 IEYGRYTHINOI IN THE Way of MOTORING CON3ULT HIN WATT Co., j Head Office, 102. Market Street. i jMotor Works Dept.. 83, Orchard Road. I "GAIETY" CINEMA GRA.ND R\CE PROGRAMME! SECOND SHOW "THE HOLD-UP" and "BEDS OF JEOPARDY" Two of the beat Episodes Nos. 10 and 11 of The G 'eat
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      187 1 For Sale. A Complete turn-out, comprising a Baggy and Australia! gelding with harncs3. Any reasonable offer accepted. Apply to STRAITS HOTEL TAriJfINC PAGAR ROAO. M. A. SAIBOO CO. General Merchants A Money Changers. All are kindly solicited to inspect oar shop at Johnston's Pt*r, Singapore. Foreign Coin, of all kinds
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      45 1 jWHISKYi fl FINE 11 j w 2 OLD I tHrw fl* I j&M HIGHLAND^ 1 BLEND. Guaranteed 8 Years Old at Time of Bottling "CASTILLO" I Old Spanish Portwine IS UNSI'RPASSFD IN QUALITY I f SOLE AGENTS: P GUTHRIE CO., LTD. jj (Incorporated in Singapore)
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      337 1 THE I 'Straits Albion Press, I LIMITED. Stationers Printers, 20a-20c, Collyer Quay, SINGAPORE. I jflj Always Us Mill A C A UY i s lII* AoAnl I BEER. I 'Jp Mitsui Bussan Kaisha < Ltd 6 HftNHYH SHOKAI I No. 178, 17tf Middl* Road, Singapore. RUBBER DEALERS AN I) ESTATE
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    Rice Control.
    1250 2 A New Scheme. [Re-pflblitkad Ly official r*qu< b' Tbe rice poitiou ha* not materially f< r tbe worse in tae enrge of tb I lc>B few but it i 6 J advieabk) to iD'rodooe echerv for Oovetnmi nt import». tion and 'ißtrihuM n a? b- at in tb
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    Motor Car Smash.
    218 2 A motor c-tr accident of an alarming 1 itnre, doe, it is allege*!, to the rash Hud negligent driving of the Chinese driw-r of a hired motor-car, occurred on Satnrd.?y evening last, which resulted in the death of a rikieba coolie. It appears that Mrs Camtniiigr", the
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    Boy Scouts Association.
    109 2 Ojclpis lcr week i nd.-jg Saturday June 21, 1919. Monday, Jane 16.—Signalling Class V M 0 A Ground, 5 15 p.m. Wednesday, Jane 18. —Musketry, Ist, 2ud, and 3rd Singapore Troop*, 8 v" CD. ill Hall, 5.10 p.m. I'hursdny, Jon«> 19.—Bngle Band Praoac.-, Malay Volunteer Club, 5.15
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      136 2 ■b> iBHaW I SMBBBSBBBStM *Ss*aillßMaßßßaWßßßMaKSk'*>aSHaUß> %wa* 4BBBaWaWIaBUSWMBT mWKlĔmWĔ^nn^mt^K^^^mWmWtlĔĔ^^^^Kl^KKĔĔßmlmm^BĔKmWl^^Kßm^ DUE SHORTLY. MOTOR (HANDLERI LV CARS ""-sj at- Cs (HANDLER SIX Four Paaienger Rosadstaasna, ■even PMaaantfaup Touring Caara, PBaavaaa Convertible a^dsans. Full particulars from The Cycle Carriage Co., Ltd., Singapore, Penang, Kuala Lumpur Ipoh (Incorporated in F. M. 3.) Sole Distributors for
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      623 2 AUCTIOMJALES AUCTION SALE OF* Valuable Teak Household Furniture, Piano, 4c At No. 18.8 Wilkie Road On Saturday, June 21, at 2 30 pm. Comprising a very fine toned citUge mtmm i by ;ind Sohne one His Ma ter 'a Voice (f'amophone with records anl a*m eibmet le»antly designed w.uc p
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      360 2 WHEN WE ADV RUSE TO WCMEN We consider well he feminine viewpoint nd the mces-ity for detai ed description o merchandise We <mit no point of merit a- to iti it > beauty, economy or style. Stow Choon Ung Slow Hay am Tank Road Writers. Compilers and Pii' i«her«i of
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      784 2 NOTICES Substitution ot W 1 mi Fivar for Ucr. At present very little arbw imported into the Mala> fenuisula, but quite a considerable amount of wh«at fl ur Every class in the country excepting iia( h as akais, conpun.es more or leas of it, the na r ives ot e;n
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    Local Share Market.
    153 3 Singapore, Jane 16. Meem Latham A Co,, the Chartered Bank Chambers advtae the following quotations AlorGajah ».35 tyerMolei 2.30 2.45 Ayer Panes 1UQ U-jJ Balgownie 5.10 5.35 Bukit Jelotong 0.65 0.70 Bukit Kattl If 1.W Bukit KB 0.65 0.70 Ohangk.tS fl rd g 7.45 Glenealy *g JIndraglri(Sum.)...
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    Straits Produce.
    276 3 Singapore, June If. 7'trt.—See Local and Genera oolnmn. Copra*- Bniinew done, Tapioca.— Steady. Bußineai done, Sago Flour.— Buiineei done. Ga^.bisr. —Builne«w done, Pepper.—Steady. BuiineH done Othĕr Products.— Market Quie Uttal Leal ■artft fjwnttees. Hutmegi 110 S. per ploul $40.00 KutinegiSOß. «.00 Jonraßal! 19 00 Dopra Gorong Talo 1»
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      330 3 A REAL GOOD TREAT TO PAIRONS OF THE MARLBOROUGH Tbe Hall fur Cuinfort, Good Music and Qood Pictures Beach Road Second Show at 9.15 p.m A PARTICULARLY STRONG DRAMATIC FEATURE By the Author of that famous production "Mater Dolorosa which was much admired when screened. THE TENTH SYMPHONY In 6
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      470 3 The A PICTURE BRIMFUL OF EXCIIEVfENT SENSATION AND THRILLS Alhambra atthf is the only Alhambra Is AT THE theatre HE AI UAMRRA^ get the BEST mvm m M |W| MM ■m. attached. Ice pictures, tbe %mWS SmW S ETti* BEST Cakes, conee, Taa Ate Orchestra, T he H a il
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      872 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAT Huu^ EMPIRE T,nJ. It**- R *d- P the Second Show sat 9.15 THE WILD AND WOOLLY WEST (Paramount Bray Cartoon) Saving the Fast Mail Bison 2-Reel Railroad Drama Metro Pictures Corporation Present Francis X. Bushman Beverly Bayne in 7 SOCIAL QUICKSANDS 7 j. From tbe Storj
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    THE SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY.
    1266 4 There was a oertain amount of liveliness at the meeting uf the Municipal Commissioners last Friday. Mr Sims drew attention to the fact that the new President had reached them before the official notification from the Government. Mr Ferrer received a more oordtal welcome than did hii
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    The Utter German Defeat.
    126 4 London, June 11, 5.0 p.m. Speaking at the Meroeri Hall, where the freedom of the Mercers Company waa conferred on him and Admiral Beatty, Sir Douglas Haig emphasised the completeness of Germany's military surrender. He said to have pressed forward after the great oulminating defeat of
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    Local and General.
    423 4 The s s "Prosper" (P and 0 Coy agents) will leave here for Hon/ »S i£J?S m m The band of H M A S Sydney gave a delightful programme 0 f mnsio on the Esplanade yesterday evening. This afternoon, the Treasurer win move that the Legislative
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    The Cinemas.
    271 4 The Malacca Cinema Francaia ohinge of programme, Jcne IT to 19, includes, ia the second show, a masterpiece in cinematography, Jerusalem Delivered, in 5 reels, in addition to Universal Weekly and new comedies and in the earlier half further episolies of The Strange Case of Mary Page. The
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    S R C Lawn Tennis Tournament.
    50 4 To days Ties. Championship De Souza vs. Da Silva. B Singles (Semi Final). De Crnz—♦ 40 vs. Carrathers scratch. On the Pa Jang on Saturday earring Ihe Manoheatera beat tbe Naval team (from the Submarine J 4) at aoccer, by four goalf to one.
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      189 4 i REDUCTION IN PRICE OF Robinson's Patent lever hatch |8.50 \M/ Nickel t^s*i**o watc| sue i met inarantccd wee iood $9.50 Timekeeper ROBINSON Coj ASPHALT for c j Roads, Pavements, Flooring:, etc. Send your orders to the Asiatic Petroleum st EtM Company (S.S.) Ltd. Singapore. FOB ESTATE SUPPLIES. fumfllats dLe)Uv«py
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      299 4 auammmaaaaaUmmmmmmmmmmm i ALWAYS WATCH THIS SPACE It means money to you nowadays New goods constantly received to Suit all requirements true. Fashions oome and fashions go, But to us it is not so. JUST ARRIVED: BUNTING Assorted Colours. HAMMERS Ball Pane, Stenebreaking, Sledge, Boiler Sealing. Nioholson's Files Manganosite Paste Brass
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      239 4 "BIRDS' lEST" Brandy Per case of Quarts $16.00 Pints $17.50 Duty Extra. "Cil. M4NILLE" Cognac Per case of Quarta $U.OO H Pinta $15.50 Duty Extra. Sole Importers:— Caldbeck, Macgregor AND Co. Wholesale and Retail Win and Spirit Merchants. KIAM KIAT Go. 108 sod 109 Market Street. SHIPMENT Just Received. Hack
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      153 4 NOTICE. i We regret to have to inform oar subscribers, who have not yet paid the Ist quarter a subscription, that we will be relnotantly compelled to discontinue forwarding them the newspaper shortly, unless we receive payment of such arrears within the next few day s We must also remind
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    Peace Matters.
    1072 5 Terms to be Maintained. London, June 10, 1.55 p.m. Paris The Echo de Paris states with regard to reparations, that the peace conference will inform the Germans that they maintain integrally their conditions. They cannot yet fix the exact amount of Germany'a indebtedness, but they propose to take
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    The Afghan Campaign.
    136 5 Tribesmen Giving Trouble. Simla, June 13, 7,50 p.m. Some 1,500 Mohmands proceeded to Basawal on purpose to molest our foraging parties. Our aeroplanes bombed them. The Drazinda and Bheranni country has since been evaonated. An aeroplane visited Ehel, Lakabad and Fort Sandeman and helped to clear the
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    U. S. Strikes.
    108 5 London, June 10, 7.45 p.m. Cleveland, Ohio: The nationwide strike of telephony workers has been ordered to begin on the 16th. A sympathy strike of commercial telegraph men Is begin, ing on June 11th. The telephone men's demands are similar to those of the telegraph men, namely
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    New Zealand's Bright Future.
    118 5 London, June 11, 8.15 p.m. Wellington The war has added eighty one million sterling to the national debt of New Zealand, which is roughly a hundred and seventy pounds sterling per head of the population. The national wealth is equal to four hundred pounds sterling per
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    French Labour Unrest.
    41 5 London, June 11, 3.20 p.m. Paris A considerable number of workers in the metal industry and tubes have resumed. All measures necessary to cope with the railway strike have been taken. A general strike of coal-miners is threatened.
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    French Consular News.
    808 5 (By courtesy of the French Consulate.) Paris, Jane 8,6.40 p.m. Count Brookdorff Bantzaa came baok to Paris st noon. President Poincare, who was ovated, inaugurated in Nanoy the monument erected for the gymnasees of the region who have died in the wax. Before an enormous attendance arrived
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    European Campaigns.
    623 5 lo Russia and Hungary London, Jnne 10, 4.30 p.m. Vienna, June 9: A telegram from Prague says that the 81ovak Government hss decreed martial law and announced the Immediate Introduction of a Conscription Act. The Neve Freie Press opines that the decree foreshadows a Czeoho-Slovak declaration of war
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    Britain's Trade.
    28 5 London, Jnne 10, 1.40 e»m. The trade returns show an increase in exports of £19,877,321 and in imports of £9,749,767 compared with May of last year.
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    Birthday Honours.
    36 5 London, June 10. 3.25 a.m. The King's birthday military honours inclnde the G 0 M Q to Sir Hubert Googb, the Karl of Cavan, Sir George Mitae, Lieut-General w R Marshall, Sir William Robertson.
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    The Races.
    1321 5 Ust Day s Results. It wu under ideal weather oonditiom that Saturday's raoes were ran off. H I the Governor waa prig-rt, and there waa a large gathering of residents, besides a number of our Australian naval viaitora. The Johore Military band enlivened the evening with choice selections.
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    Riots at Malta.
    112 5 London. June 11, 3.20 p.m. Telegrams from Malta report that some disturbances occurred, apparently owing to nnemployment and agitation for autonomy and a report that the University would be aboliehed. The military were called out and some fatalities resulted, but it is believed order has now been
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    New Premium Bonds.
    47 5 London, Jnne 10, 11.15 p.m. Renter learns definitely that the conditions of a new loan will include annual drawings of bonds for redemption. The holders of the bonds drawn will receive a bonus. This is a revolutionary departure in the history of British loans.
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    Naval Appointments.
    35 5 London, Jane 10, 3.25 a.m. It is officially announce d that Vice-Admiral Duff is appointed Commander-in-Chief of the China Fleet, Rear-Admiral Tot hill Com mander-in-Ohtef in the Bast Indies, Captain Chatfleld, fourth Bea.lord.
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    Company Meeting.
    1020 5 Jesselton Ice and Power Co, Ltd. The fifth annual general meeting of the Company waa held at Nos 64, 65 66 Market Street, Singapore, on Friday the 13th inatant at noon. There were present Messrs A Baddeley, Chairman, Tan Kheam Hock, w ITefer** and Ong Cbeng Turn, and
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    Chinese Boycott Japanese.
    88 5 London, Jane 11,12.50 pan. The an ti Japanese feeling in China owing to tha decision of the peace oonference with regard to Shantung has led to serious disturbances in Shanghai where foreign polioe were assaulted with bricks. The polioe charged and drove back the mob and cleared
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    Mortality Returns.
    89 5 The death rate per mille for the week ending June 7 waa 83.04. The total number of deatbi waa 241, of which 186 were males and 55 females. Three Eurasians died, also 187 Chinese, 36 Malays,ll4 Indians. Convulsions caused 42 deaths. Phthisis 26, Malarial Fever 40, Fever not
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      259 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Food Control Office. The following clerks are required immediately for the Food Controller Office. Applicant* should apply in person. One experienced General Clerk 1100 One Typewriting Clerk 75 One Junior General Clerk 78 One Junior General Clerk6o Applicants who cannot start work immediately need not apply. 16 6
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    765 6 Pricsa leetsi ia tas Marist tais Mefatsg. 8IXOA.FORJL, Jan* 16. Ian bnJ and Bfratt, Bxabange and SWi Biofcm, ls*u< tbe following list of qaotetioc Robber Skirts. I,- Ail»»u ».9 W 1/. Aula Jam «3 fi'S I/. SB»Mawf 18,- 16/1 JLjv Kumn4 46/- 60/17- BntouMala* >/• 4,8 I
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    EXCHANGE.
    61 6 HiLgtptre, Jump. 16 On Loudon— Bank 4 ui/b 2/i 7/16 Demand i>/4 3/16 Private 3 m/i 2/4 11/16 On India— Bank T T. 129 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 541 On Shanghai— Bank d/d 42| On Java— Bank T. T, 136 On Japan— Bank d/d 104| Sovereigns-—baying rate Bank of
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    Wireless.
    14 6 Ship in commnnioation with the Commercial Wirnlnea Station this] morning :—a. a. Stentor.
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    28 6 Mr J Michell has been Untitled appointed, BBbjeeeas the app.ov*! of ttia Majesty the King io be an unofficial member of tbe Legislative Uoaneil for another three yeara,
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    European Mails.
    51 6 llfc.rJ li Lsifel The following are the dates o from of th* &uropevn ilaila ar d their deliver) in London. Lurr Dklivurud is SiNOAroau London. April 3 May 10 do 8 do 10 do 19 do 16 do 23 do 24 do 28 do 31 May 2 Jane
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    Boycotting of Japanese.
    299 6 Tbe Japanese Minister at Peking, Mr Obata, ban addressed a note to tbe Chinese Government protesting against tbe boycott of everything Japanese, bnt there are no signs of that boycott weakening, and it it patent tbat tbe Japanese have drop* ped the assumed attitn Je of indiffer-
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    Uncle Tom's Cabin.
    107 6 March 20 U a great day Id literary annals, for it marks the birth in 1852 of Uncle Tom's Cabin.' 1 Originally the story came oat as a newspaper seria l and there was some difficulty in finding a publisher for it in volume form, but when
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    The "Mayflower" Tercentenary.
    172 6 In September, IC2O, tbe Ma)* lower, a little ctaf: of 180 tons burden, sailed from Plymouth Sound witb 10J souls on hoard, bound for tbe inhospitable shores of tbe New World. After incredible hardships, this little utud laid th foundations of the Stale of New England, deslined
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    29 6 The "Ban Chye Ho Club," Sings, pore, ceases tv be exempt under the Societies Ordinance aud has been duly registered, ihe Ek Iv Club has been registered iv Singapore,
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    39 6 The Pope has authorised the reading of ihe Gospel in Italian daring ui-.ss in ail Italian cbnrohes. A similar conoe**ion will be made to tbe churchy in other countries, authorising the readiug of tbe Gospel in the naive tongue.
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    61 6 Ploughing over what was formerly tha graveyard ot the old Kirltemoyle pariah church, which is stated to have been in rains in the year 1622, a Count) Antrim farmer uuearthed a a bronze charcb bell weighing 1 j eWe, and belived to be over 30U years old. The bell ia
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      172 6 Bab Oat the Pain. Wherever the ache or pain, simply rub in Little's Oriental Balm. As you rub in the Balm, you rub out the pain,—quickly, simply and surely, there is no better remedy for headache, earache, backache. It relieves lameness, sprains, strains, swellings. I the more cruel sufferings of
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      47 6 Coming i Coming t Mom N« w Aotors and Ao*f »e#*s will appear, at THE STAR OPERA At Tbe Ttaeatri Royal North Bridge Road-To-night Tonight A Chinese Tragical Play LEE AH SAM will be staged. 'Pkone 1366 for seats. K. H. Cheong, Propristor. V L. Tan, Manager.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      174 6 nails Close. To-day. Memng, K«teaman and Trengganu Pon*ianak f.30 pm Batu Pahat Aiog Le«ng 1.30 pm Port Swettenham T. An*on «Perak (SA Co. Ltd.) 180 pm Tebing Tinggi, Bengkali- and Bagan Ban Lea (Juan 230 pm Batu Pahat M.-ran ?.H0 pm Malacca and Maar Kaka 8 pm Pulau Batam and
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    Rubber Shares and Produce.
    147 7 Birbw and os Report. Singapore, June 11 Th I usual weekly aaotiuoe comil wui oa Weun»Biay and cl sed tl c -1.1 c Hay. Tt>e tune ol ihe market was very weuk wih a downward tendency, prices fur all grad.w showing Ueavy Out of the utiusuall)
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    Guthrie & Co's Report.
    163 7 Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, June 12. Influenced by advices of heavy falls in vulu s i I 1. in and New York, tho robber market showed fart; or and prouounceu weakness at tho Auc::o!i held yesterday. Buying wax on a very iim'ted s.al•, and only the beet of the loi
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    Lewis and Peat's Report.
    171 7 Singapore, June 12. Since our Ust report the market has dropped considerably, before the Auctions legepoea Standard Sheet for Jul. delivery vet doe* at whila*. Ofl Baoeta changed hands at 08 cents. There vn re some enquiries forward with the result that July— October Crepe was
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    Blinded Soldiers and Sailors Fund.
    165 7 MAY LI3T. Previously ackuowleged $59,798.18 Mrs Toft 3 M 8 Martin Mar to May 12 H W A Sims Parbury 3 Zehnder April and May 6 A P Wiiliamj Miy and Jnne Tomlin May to Sept 15 E L Seth F WolBkel 10 G P
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    Much Postponed Cases.
    172 7 En the latter part of Utt year two aoti; ns wnre filed in the bale Lntnj nr Bejpreajae Curt r.s follows Villi-1 ii Itejec *nd X mci Antbory Meaeor, of the fi m of Meyer and Mete .Si ca-ore, as Uintiffa, sued Khur oh< w Pan, L:n
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    104 7 pMgrfJMM ol D.ille, etc, for vvrek t-nding Saturday, June 21, 1919.— Sunday, June 15, 7.30 am B ait Btitr Rang*, Cbir*rße Co. SV I Wednesday, Jnne 18, 4 p.m.— Baleetier R«ng-s SVG Esia'.e Scoute. F»id;iy, Juno 20, 5.00 p.m.— Drill Hall, S F A Co. Saturday, June
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    Talping Hills.
    224 7 A Record Hailstorm. Th Taiping Hills were visited on Friday June 6th, by a severe hailstorm whicb, though doing no material damage, has been far more severe than anything Been np the Hills ere this. The hailstorm followed upon a severe thunderstorm, and the first hailstones began to
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      488 7 The Ho Hong Bank, Limited. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements, j Bea Office Singapore, R*ffl js Chambers 5 i 6. BRANCHES; Penan*, 85 Bt-ach Street. Malacca, 13i Junker Street. Muar, 17/78 J*Uu Suleiman. Batu Pah* r 109 Jalan RAbamat. Agencies at London, New York, Sun Francisco, Semarang, Palembang and Trang
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      457 7 BANKS OHAHTERED BANK OF INDIA. adSimiA m CHINA. iBdOHPOHATJSD IN BNGLAND BY ELOYAL CHARTBR, Capital ia 60,000 Sharee of tan tvih £i,200,0(r IWltTiiliil £2,100,00u L'sbim 4 o Proprietors £1,200,00<. BANKERS Tae Bark of IrtAnn, The Citf and '.'id/and SajJt, Ltd, T» oadc:. astj end Weetminatei **k Ltd Tka I. a
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      647 7 NOTICES Rubber Merchants and Commission Agents. We beg to notify the public tbat we have established ourselves *s rob ber merchants and commission agents at Messrs Loong's premises. No. 40 Robinson Road. No 736) Poh Chan Co. 40, Robinson Road. 66 v c NOTICE. Attention is invited to the provisoes
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      531 7 WANTED WANT; D AT ONCE A Junior Cl"rk f wiih neat bandwriting. Previous experience uoi necessary. Qood character and »c grdar attendance important, Appl* in person with copies of crtifictes, if an', to the Mamger, Malaya Tribuce. 116 nc Wanted to Purchase Four second-hbnd bicycles. Mus' be in good order
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      71 7 That Headachy Feeling arising from constitution, liverishness, or bile, givee place t<> a sense of clear hea ted freshness and general physical comfort when mwa have gently cleansed and stimulated the digestive system. Pinkettes are sold by chemists, also post free 60 cents tbe vial from Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
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      340 7 I The Difference in this Baby 1 from the usual bottle-fed baby is his firm flesh, 3 tron bone and na PPy intelligent expression I Mftr —this is because he has been reared on Glaxo. 5=5 See the Glaxo Smile/m±J j babies. Glaxo contains only those things which build up
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. tasaed Dally.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Daily VoL VI. No 139 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1919 PHICE S CENTS
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      Shipping News
      173 1 Arrivals. JUNE 13. Tyderjß Bri 4796 Capt Ramsay from Liverpool May 11 W Mansfield and Co. Hydra II Nor 823 Capt Nilaen from Bombay May 30 Borneo Coy Ltd. NanyoMam No 2 Japan 747 Capt Sato from Hongkong June 6 Ysmaehita ai d Co. G G Daendels Dat
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      178 1 JUNE 13. Ban Poh Gnan Bri 57« fcr Samarang via ports Lady Weld Bti 242 for Malacoa and Maar. Calypso Brit 339 for T Anson British Knight Bri 3166 for P Samboe. Van Goena Dm 644 for Belawan Deli, Melchior Treab Dat 1612 for Soarabaya via porta. Kalmoa Dut
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      39 1 Passengers arrived on Satnrday I per 8 Perak s M ur* F L Jones, I A Slipway, J S Weston, A Q Grathom, H W Baker, Paulas*, Chan Kok Peng, L A Chitty Mr and Mrs Wallu,
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      87 1 Alphabetical lift of Infeoted (iignal XGQ) and Snipeotsd (•ignal FPB) port. Signal neoee- sary in adPort notified. ditkm to Disease Quarantine An M KG Q Cerebrospinal Wok fpb p,J n f in iU Bangkok XGQ ChX™ rJX P 0k S GO Cholera Bombay xG Q Small lK t »«nhay
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      Freights (Conference).
      291 1 Singapore, Jonen. Robber. To London, from Singapore Penang. Port Swettenham or Ma' laoca, 138 a. 6d. per ton of 50 cubic To Liverpool, from Singapore. Penang, Port Swettenham or Malacca, 137s 6d. p«f ton of 50 cobio feet. To London, from Port Dickson, reluk Anson, Kelantan or Knantan,
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        494 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE I AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. A« Popular Newspaper of the Straits Settlements. PUBLISHED DAILY. Complete Reports of Local Events. Condensed News from F.M.S., Java, China, India, Ceylon and Japan. Full and Latest War News. I P.*O.Britishlndia AND APCAR LINE ('JOMPANIBS i!SOrBPOK>TB?) CI EHOLAHD; MAIL AKD PASBEKCFH SERVICES.
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        191 1 "Ellerman" Line. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Lowdo».) de B p T atVe°d Wing BfceamerB of »*>ove Line will be FOJR LONDON. Name Sailing Abont. Second half June Kansas First half Aifasl of "P«*iool»« regarding rate. I McALISTER Co., Ltd. n AGENTS. SO 12 (incorporated in Singapore). aa
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        342 1 Phone No. 1925. O. S. K. Ihe Osaka Mercantile S. S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Japan,) No. 2 De Sonza Street. J ropjsed SalllDis from Singapore. fSubject to change without notice) For MARSEILLES LONDON and ANTWERP via Porteaid. Indo Mam j Qrje K| Andes Mara j ane 25 (No Passenger
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        351 1 NIPPON riISEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) Uaaer Mail Co.tr.ct witb tbe Imperial J tptxatM Q o ver 88 ,e a t. 'Sebjrot to ihriM—g vfith.,v M ilce) European Line (Via Sues Canal) Fortnightly Sanfa For (liltta), Penaui, Colombo, Suez, London Yokohama M a ru Tamba Maru 2 June Mishima Maru
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        75 1 IT! MALAYA TRIBU9PEI L AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. 1 'Phone No. 171. 0 SUBSCRIPTION P\TFS d Payable iv Advance I I Per annum Silt*! Half-yearly 7 2s j Per quarter 3 7S I g Per mensem 1 2$ 1 g Postal Extra 50 cts. per mo.rh I BEAM Ulii OF
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        32 1 Singapore Tide Tables. Monday. June 16.—High Water:018 W* stt. 2in«. 11.38 p. a, rueeday Jane IT.—High Water: -j.~~0.53 a.m 8ft. Sine. Wednesday, JoDe 18.—High Wat*i: 0.1b a m 9ft, 3ini.; 1.31 p.^.
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