Malaya Tribune, 16 September 1919

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. VI, -No. 21« SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1919 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16.
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      213 1 I Devoe's 1 BRIL lANT Kerosene 9y I J STOCKISTS: I Hin Whatt Co. 1 MARKET SrBEET. ***** m!i BPECIAL CHANGE OF PROGRAMME! FIRS BHOW AT 7.30 S :ARP THE YELLOW TRIANGLE SERIES M Under the Ruins of tha of Majol 1 3rd Episode in 5 Parts IN THE 3ECOND
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      153 1 Straits <jHotei TANJONG PAGAR ROIO. Board and Lodging, Single and Double Rooms. For particulars apply to the Vanager. TEBMS:VEBY MODERATE, ■aaaaassi T»lrgm T i PBANAKAN." FOB SALE 21 Shophouses in Buffalo Road 7 H Gaylang Road 6 Jalan Besar 17 h Bencoolen Btreet 2 M Kinta Road 4 Syed Alwi
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      65 1 j 3 i mmr mm ITT I Pure Unskimmed Cows' Milk of the best quality Evaporated by the latest I Hygienic Process to the consistency ot a RICH CREAM. Every tin is of the same quality, I as all the milk used is always drawn from the same district. Guaranteed
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      329 1 I THE 'straits Albion Press, Sfciti >aars Printers 20a-20c, Collyer [Quay, SINGAPORE. 5 1 SULPHURIC j Hydrochloric Acid, j W TRADE MARK.^^ Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) SOLE AGENTS. b HANAYA SHOKftI No. 178, 179 Middle Road, Singapore. RUBBER DEALERS j AND ESTATE SUPPLIERS. ALWAYS IN STOCK AsifliAcllll
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    Aerial Mails.
    495 2 A Chinese Eoterprise. A London correspondent sent the following to the North China Daily News Only the other day tbe annoonce. ment was made that the Peking Government had ordered 200 acts of wireless telephones from the Marconi Company io England and now China basplaced an order with
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      425 2 AUCTION SALES. ■=r Important Auction Salm at A large quantity of valaable German and other cargo ex s. s "Boob** g To be held at the Sale Room of Messrs Powell 4: Co., Ltd., Oi Friday, September tl, it 10 30 i. n. Comprising Handsome Iron Bedsteads and mattresses, basket
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      344 2 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF A valuable piece of freehold land together with the dwelling bouse thereon erected known mm No. 211, Praya Lane, Banda Hilir, Malacca, To be held by Public Audi n at our Sale room No 7, Church Street. Malacca, On Friday. !9tk September. 1919, it 12
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      359 2 The Asiatic Hotel ut, torn bbine hid, ummi Supplies European and the bast of Asiatic food prepared by wall experienced Sinhalese cooks to suit the taste of one and all. Meals can be bad within tha very commodious and well fur--dshed quarters in the Hotel, or can be despatched to
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      430 2 INSURANCE THE ORIENTAL Government Security Lid Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. PIJNDS exceed Five Crores Rupees Absolute Security. Income 1111 $1,311,240.00 iMunnce enacted in 1916 $8,847,852.00 Total Policies in force 69,405 asauring with Bonus Additions $98,817,617.00. New Business for tbe year 1918. Establishes a record in the
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      144 2 TO LET Baffles Chambers Basement. Suitable for Storing Rubber. Area 17,652 square feet. Entry from Ist September, 1919 For farther particulars apply to ws The Secretary, Garden Club. IN STOCK Flower Brand "A" White Zinc Paint White Lead Paint Black Paint AND Bed Lead Powder Apply to OTOMUNE&Co.,Ltd (Incorporated in
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    Local Share Market.
    172 3 Singapore, Sept. 16. Matvi Latham A Co,, 30-A, Rafflee Place advlee the following quotation! AlorOajah WOO 14.35 AyerKuningt 1.23 1.40 AyerMolek 2-83 3.00 AyerPanaa »J ".00 Bilgownie 5.90 6.1* Bukit Jelctong 0.70 0.80 BnkltKatll 1.20 1.30 BnkitKß 0.80 0.90 OhangkrtSerdf... J5O 900 K y K5 S Indragiri
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    Straits Produce.
    282 3 Singapore, Sept. 16, TV*.—Bee Looal and Oensrtl oolumn. opra. -Basinesa done, raptoca.—Steady. Buaineas done. Bcgo Flour. —Busineei done. Qambicr. —BuHine«a done, ffp««r.—Steady. Buclnees done Other x'njducts. —l»lark6t Qai» Utat Leal Btrku teetttites. Mutiregi 110 S. per pioui 140.00 NTitmegs 80 S. 45.00 Oopra Ball 19 50 Oopra Oorong
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      307 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Maaic and Good Pitaures, Beach Road. Faeam Monday, September 15, to Friday, September It. Second Show at 9 p.m. THE GREAT SMASHING WESTERN SBRIAL Featuring PETTY COMPSON AND GEORGE LARKIN THE TERROR OF THE RANGE In 7 Episodes or 14 Reels Episode 3. 2
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      521 3 Frem Tuesday, September 16 to Sunday. September tl. AJhUtmi J AMnambra is delightfully entertaining pictures Ie the oaly I theatre 1 Ttaertre AT Til witb an where you 1 B #> kW% A eiqoUUetee I il: Orchestra. Tea, etc and the BEST The for Mulic and Featares SSf gallon bbach
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      608 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE To-Night! Second Show at 9.30 pm. To-Night!! Louise Lovely with Betty Scbade and Hart Hoxie in 5 NOBODY'S WIFE 5 From the Story by R. N. Broadbury and F. H. Clark ALONG WITH An Universal Animated Weekly and a Two-Reel Vitagrapb Comedy. Ist Show
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    THE McCLELLAND REPORT.
    1675 4 VI. Having made an attempt to determine whether the ratei of salary were adequate by three ma'hods of inqniry whioh led them nowhere, these expert statisticians, on the basil of figures whioh they publish, state that they consider s twenty-five per oent inorease to the rates of
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    More Forged Notes.
    54 4 Inspect r Costello ohtrg, J this morning before the 8 ooud MagU trate, a shopkeeper of 156 Rochor* Road with selling 1,000 forged ten oent notes for $50. The aooased was remanded on bwl of $2,000 for one w*ek, when l the farther hearing of the case
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    Untitled
    28 4 A High untitled for the 800 l of the late Oo.disno J Gomes will he sang nt the Cbnrch of fc>t. Joseph to-morrow aiornina at 7 o'olook. 6
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    62 4 Mr and Mrs L J Shepherdson nave issued invitations tor the wedding of their daughter Gertrude Mary to Mr Harold Anthony Mclntyre. The religious ceremony will takd ->h C e at the Cathedral of the Bood Sheuheid a' 9 a m. on Saturday, 4th October, and the r.oeptioa will be
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    Local and General.
    188 4 Tin ia quoted at u« s no aellera. bay^i Ribbe: is qn 2/li and 2/4 for shi- r for cr«p» *'Ci« mt; Jottirjp.- P*f*< 6 to-day, gb a Pf*ar oL From to-day, tha s V r r publication, aa b.-f jr h for war. The P4O Ag-mts
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    The Assizes.
    367 4 A Light Calendar. The fifth Aesizea of the tea cormaenc«d this ra-rning ia tbe Supreme Court, th Acting Chief JuA-ice, iht Hou Mr Woodvwd presiding. Ihere were eight the Ktt:—Thiee rf retarn froffi banishment, om oi causing death by a raeh or negligent ac tm no fwrgery SBBBJ,
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    To-day's Contents
    67 4 Reutbr'B Cables Pag". Emi ir* Development It Might Have BteD 5 f>oblema Kusaian Affaire 3 Irian Revolt Labour's Wante 5 S rike Troajbk 5 Havaa Service 5 General Aerial Maila Straits Produce i Looal Share Market 3 The MoCielland Report i Looal and General The Aesit-e 4 Sporting
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      164 4 ROBINSON Co. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOUSE EVERYTHING FOR MEN'S WEAK EVERYTHING FOR LADIES' WEAR EVERYTHING FOR THE SPORTSMAN ROBINSON CO. 1 i 1 111 Hill 111 l 111 ■■■■III! ■lIIIWIBWMMMMi ASPHALT for I Roads, Pavements, I Flooring, etc. I B V* a SI Send your orders to the 1 Asiatic
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      295 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd. Europe Made Double Faced Sledge Hemmess •elvanised Seamed Buckets 4 to 18 lbs 12 ins. and 14 ins. Nicholson's Files Stone Breaking Hammer. ins. to 18 ins. I to 4 lbs. Whitworth Taps (in sets of Taper, Second Plu<) Boiler Scaling Hammers in to 1 in
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      305 4 COATES' PLYMOUTH GIN PEB OABE $21.00 DUTT EXTRA. THE PUBEST €UN EXPORTED. i Yale's Product! ARE THE BEST UBf»ra Admit. KIAM KIAT Sk% Co. iOB 3 n<l 109 Market Street Stock Padlocks, Cabin Lock? Night Latches, Etc. of its make. Ordsrs Solieiiil. mmßMm mm- T VOTFJ^MtM EFFICIENCY. Qualify Yourself for
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    Empire Development.
    438 5 Significance of Recent Events. t. 1 n. Sept 12. 7.0 am. The Times in an editorial on discussions between f bj Canadian gn d South African Parliaments on t be Treaty, sayt that the approval of the Dominion Parliaments waa a fortjSQM o alajion, but f\r pjore important
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    The Naval Changes.
    178 5 London, Sept 13, 7.10 a.m. Lord Fisher, concluding an artiole on the Navy in the Times, says that a period of ohange is at hand, aa eweeping in its character as was either the introduction oi steam or the advent of armour, for the fact is unquestioned
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    Future of German Shipping.
    142 5 London, Sept 12, 4.50 a.m. Berlin Herr Helneken, Director of Nord Deutscher Lloy I, discussing the future of German shipping in the Company I year book, says that besides the direct effects of the Peace Treaty, indirect consequences will be ultimately fatal to German shipping. These
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    Out Again.
    22 5 London, Sept 14, 6.50 a.m. Paris Ex-Premie CWUaox h-m baasj removed from a n«voj«jatorinm on tne application mf t« oonatel.
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    “It Might Have Been”
    598 5 You Tirpitz on Hu.s' Chances. LoLdori, Sept 14, 4 0 a.m. Von Tirpitz in a continuation of his bock claims that Jutland proved ihe superiority of the G rman per« sonn*l and material. The German w ~r» one-third of the British. 8« 1 yt« ha fl
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    The Prince In Canada.
    110 5 London, Sep: 12, 11.45 a.m. Saskatoon, Bept 11 The Prince of Wales was given a very enthueiaßUc reception. He visited tho university and witnesaad the exhibition of cowboy riding and ateer roping. London, Sept 13, 11,50 a.m. Eloo.on.on, AlbeiU Ihe Prince of Walea in a apeech
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    Army Pay Increased.
    72 5 London, Sept 14, 12.40 p.m. A royal warrant tiaa bern issued, substantially increasing the army aav Second lieutenants reoetSS £?ween 394 and £448 sterling annually, if married snd 3JJ'to £3 75 if unmarried. Lieui en £448 to £505 if married and £979 lo £*29 if unmarried. Oaptsina
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    Henderson Wins.
    27 5 London, Sept 12, 2.0 p.m. The Widnea byelection result wa«- Mr Arthur Henderson (Labour U. 404 and Mr F M B Fun*. Coalition Unionist 10,417.
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    Irish Revolt.
    328 5 Tbe Struggle Begins. London, Sept 12,12.25 o.m. Armelpolie and miliary have raided Sinn Fein Clv b at CorkLondon, Sept 12, 3.5 p.m. The military and police to day raided the S*nn Fein lq trU a In Dnblla aaddetaiuru vo a. i Fein members of the 1i0... Commons. AU
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    Peace Problems.
    313 5 Italian Folly At Finme. London, 8*pt 12, 3.0 p.m. O [f tl Hi Mf of Com* tuOfftf the motion by Sir R Borden f r th' r»;.v rovsl of th« T'-aty waj carried witboat a division. London, 8*r,t 13. 2.20 a.m. Paris: Mr Lloyd George has arrived. Lot,Ion,
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    Not An Optimist.
    64 5 London, 8 pt 13, 4.40 p.m While in New York, Cardinal] Mercer, asked his opinion as vo the possibility of another war, replied You may be certain there will b» nother war against Frauc\U retains the same mind ndlS preparing for revenge." He dd.d tbat auc'u a
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    Russian Affairs.
    652 5 More Ssagulnary Fighting Lot ion. Sept 12,,12 10 Ukrainian < fnob.l *8 chow thut sanguinary fightiag of Petlura'i troops witb the Bolshevik? i r* c j d" the capture of Xi» ff, ho i b be losing tfnbif-qaeocly Qon al Deni ••:<»ti* .vh y .pp >ehed 'he <»yiuu
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    Italian King's Gifts.
    56 5 London. Sept 13, 2.20 a.m. Rr.me i The preamble of the bill oabledou the I2ih sbows that only ihe pal ces of B nne and Turin will be lOtauatd by the Crown, while the national art treasures, by tbe King's wish, will be collected at one palace
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    Visit To Papa
    31 5 London, Bept 14. 5 50 a.m Amsterdam i The rt C-owi Princess with two child ran ar« visiting the i x-Kaiser a Amerergen for two or three days.
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    Air Convention.
    21 5 Lond.»r., Sept 13. 5 40 p.m. cmc Coni.ci' it Pa il hi i formally appnmd the International Air Convention.
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    Labour's Wants.
    286 5 Demands Scot to Government Lmdon, 12, 12.25 p.m. A 'he T *de Uniou Congress Mr J R Otftttt in a striking speech nan direct action declared it wcold rtault in breaking the workmen's be*.is, and women's beans. He bBked were they goiug to oncede to every other olaaa
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    Employment For Disabled.
    95 5 L D4?< n, Stpt 13, 9.40 p.m. A Boj il "ami r.qnratß th'employ erf of labour to undertake to employ is many disabled soldiets il potoibla and compatible with ti eir bnaineSS in order to prevent the lack of eoapb yment which won't off d h< r
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    Havas Service.
    300 5 A General Summary. P*rlf, Spt 13, 7.45 p.m. An f-xoited debate took place in the Chamber of D pntiee on the •pr i.l> c w «.f printiog <tnd dittnbn'ing voting papers and circulars a f general ebctiona ahonld oo paid by 'h* The Min»j. i A F inane;
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    Raffles College Fund (Centenary Memorial).
    66 5 Tuj don. Treasurer, Mr J Greig, sUoagar, Chartere d Back of India, AustralL and t bios, Singapore, b ga to aoknowle< thanks the. r-oeip of tho hdlowing donations towards the above Fond Sir Arthur Young G. C. M. 0, K. B E. 1500 Bona*eadA 00,
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    Strike Trouble.
    256 5 Some Bloodshed Reported. London, Bept 13, 130 a.m Marseilles: The tramway* astill rnnning, despite the general strike cabled on the 10th, bat work at the docks il at a standstill. Crews have darted their ehipa in ayuipath;, with the dockers. London. B-nt 13, 4.C0 a.m. Bostom Seven were
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    Sporting.
    51 5 The Doncaster Cup. London, Sept 12, 3.55 p.m. The results of the Doncaster Cup were i 1. Hakl 1 to 7 2. Heliogabalus 7 to 1 3. Vagabond JO to 1 Three ran. Won by a length and a half with threequarters of a length between the aeoond and
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    S.C.C. Tennis Tournament.
    142 5 Yesterday's Results Championship. Allom beat Leakey 6—3. 6—3. B SINGLBS. Pedlow sor beat Gooding owe I unfinished. Roes Bcr beat Wright owe 3. C SINGLBS. Parr owe I beat Sykes scr w.o. Jones scr beat Cantrell owe I 6—3. 2—6, 6—2. Freshwater scr beat Karsten 6—l. 12—10.
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    Moslem Institute.
    102 5 A tnatoh a', billiard* waa played between th* Moslem loe'itote and the Bustier Friendly Society at the Glob House of the latter at Rowell R>ad, on Sunday the 14th instant. There were altogether five matches played, two nnd-r English and three nnder American Roles. The matches ItSSrJted thns
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    Sir Arthur Young's Portrait Fund.
    67 5 The oommittee gratefully acknowledge receipt of the following subscriptions Sect Teong Wah $*0 PCunliffe 10 Hon. Mr W. F. Nutt 10 WP W Ker 10 Major-Gen. Sir D H Ridout 10 J C Peter 10 1 R J Addie 10 V Gibbons 10 W H
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    Untitled
    20 5 The latest London untitled to hand this morning are dated as followp:— Ordinary rate 13th September Deferred rate 18th September.
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    Amusements.
    51 5 The Banvard Company. fh* np•'«! date Bmvard Ail- i r > V ''"si 0 aiedy Co, will au urn* usm i I season at the Viotoria Theatre next Monday. Full partioulara of thia great treat in store for the Singapore public will appear in our nr xt and subsequent
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    Indian Opera Co.
    86 5 The above com (.any opened u.e;r aeason hy> olffb*, ai i :ha i al verdict of .h« pnl.dc win I kjfhiy »p--preoiative, Ti ling r the beat Tamil Theatre tha* b*a c v«t vitKed Hi pore. The aTaugenimis foraecorn modaticu weie well plauneu. Alli-A:jora wa§ the play
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    Persenangan Stia Club.
    45 5 The Bersenangan B i Cinb has engtged the Btar Opera Co. ou the 17th inst. All tb« roOrtda will he forwarded to tht> Kioei Relttt Fnnd. Mr R J Ferrer and the Netherlan a C nsul General ere expected to at .end.
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    The Cinemas.
    349 5 The Royal Cinema, on the East Coaat Road, Ta. joi.g Katorg, was opened on Saturday night, Mrs Adie performing the ceremony. There was a good attendance, including m&ny ladies, and Mr E R Kot-k made a spetch congratulating tn> proprietor on his enterprise. A good programme is being
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      408 5 latest ADVLRiistMEM^. NOTICE. P. O. Steam Navigation Company. Under instructions from the Managing D rectors, P. O. Steam M svigation Company, London, I have handed over charge of the P. O. Steam Navigation Corn. an> a affairs to Mr. Edward Walker. H w. Buckland Retiring Agent. sii.t-aporr. IJfcb September, '919
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    STOCKS AND SHAKES
    622 6 him <«ou» its tkt Maria dm ititiig. RlBOArOBK, tanu 1» Ham brail and Bratt, aaehang» and Bhaia rt wkan, Imh the folio win* list of qnntationi Kokber Skint. aoi S; T 4?.*- Bartn. SaUtrr. 17- Allagai 3/9 g I/. Anglo Jar m < 7 6 1/. Anglo-Malay
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    EXCHANGE.
    59 6 Singapore. Sept. 16. 1919. On London— Bank 4 m/i Demand 2/44 Private 3 m/p 2/4 13.53 On India— Bank T T. n<j Ob Hongkong— o. sh» D^i d/d j Bank d/d aj On Java— Bank T. T. 1264 v/n Japan— Bank d/d j 6i Sovereigns—baying rate fj.54 Bank of
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    Cinema Jottings.
    1078 6 Tbe Latest lo Movle-Laod. Australia will be one of the foreign countries to whioh Amerloan photo-players have arranged to go to take part in pioturei. Aooording to a ei'-ema journal, Mrs Snowy Baker, wife of the famous boxi» g promoter and physical training expert of Australia arrived In
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    Mails Close.
    187 6 friar Malaev* and Maar "Lady WaM Spa Port Diekaon ud Part •wettenhaa *iim» g pa P. Sambu, Rbio. Billiton, Bataeia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya, Ampeaan.eta. Camphnya Bpm Pulau Galang Bri Galang 4 pa KoU Tinggi •MaraatT 4 pa To morrow Cncob Hook Taw am Pulau Batam and Pulan Bnlang
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    Wireless.
    16 6 Ships in communication witb the Commercial Wireless Station this morning Keifnkn Maro, Cyrena. Yerimo Mam
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    Gold Smuggling.
    255 6 Important Stizure at Madras It will doubtless be recalled by not a few of our readers that an expose of the whole-ale smuggling of gold from Penang to Indis, whioh has been going on foi months, waa published in thii journal a few days ago and created a
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    Macphail & Co's Report.
    164 6 Macphail Co's Report. Singapore, Sept 15 Silver.—6l. Hongkong.— 7 If per cent prem. Shanghai.—37. J* 0 135 Bayer.; no seller.. 106 Ste dy roand LO6 I Shares—A .nmewhat qaieter market, witn rnbbere ■till in demand. Ayer Moioke sold at $2.85. Bat f°K Banara at $15.75, Baesetts r« $n?o- T i
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    European Mails.
    32 6 '•4ll;«re«i la Loadus Tha foUowing are the datee of departure from Singapore of thl Biho*"b« Dauvaaao» Tnlir U>SDO». t 5 f S A do 10 Sept 3 4 do l,
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      118 6 l» Weighing Machines. STOCKS OF AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT j Huttenbacb I BROS. Co. DRINK Stout. THE POPULAR BIVIBAGBS. Sold Eirepywhera, I G- AURELY Co., I Singapore and Penang. hole Importers for S.S., F.M.S. and Sumatra. j 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. j Phcae 815. fU U Aarely j BUY THE
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      306 6 Trtii Sctvlsm, Slaggnars (fat Road) Dally. The mail traina from Singapore nt thj north leave Tank Road itotion daily at 7.7 a.m. (Sunday exoept«dj and 7 p.m. arriving at Kuala Lumpur at 7.18 pm. and M 5 a.m. reapectively. The through express to Penang leave. Kuala. Lumpur at 8 a.m.
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      411 6 > only Complete 01 fl DCfl I for thwart Biood uL U D LIIL Mu^ dS Preparation. and Nerves. Anaemia Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstraiti-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofula TUBERCULOSIS Opotherapy of the blood with its active principles. Globeol ia a typical active remedy or medicinal food lor imparting Strength and Energy, 00 Free from any
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    Malayan Delicacies.
    865 7 M FlyiDg-Fox acd 14 Iguana." Says the Penang correspondent of th« i-nt b of Malaya writing a few days ago to tell of the gaetronomioal delight of the flying fox when nioely roasted, .he alii oting of these pretty little creatu.ts has been stepped by order of the
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    67 7 Programme of Drills, etc., for week ending Saturday. September 20, 1919. Tueed*v, Sept 16, 4.00 pm BabsUer Ringe. Veterans' Co. Platoon 2 ami 3, Practioe. 5 10 p.m.—Drill Hall, Eurasian Co. Musketry InstructionFriday, Sept 19, 4.00 p.m.—Balestier Range,Buraflian Co, Part 11. 5.10 p.m —Drill Hall, Eiraeian Co.
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    Bengali Regiment.
    50 7 Calcutta, August 25.—Dr. S K. Mullick, Secretary, Bengalee Ragiment Committen, has issued a circular letter to the MuffsFfcil committees asking them to open recruitment for the forty-ninth Bengalee Regiment as Hie Excellency the Commander-in-Chief has agreed to maintain that regiment as a permanent unit of the Indian srmy.
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    False Reports.
    88 7 The ''Asahi" publishes a Matsuyataa message to the effect that as the result of police examination three reporters of the local branch of the Osaka Mainichi" have been found guilty of sending to their paper an unfounded piece of news alleging the strike of the primary school teachers
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    Straight to the Mark.
    169 7 It Boss Where the Pain Is —And Stops It A man or woman who haa never suffered the excruciating agonies of -ciatiea cannot realise the full intensity of pain. And a man or woman who has ever suffered Sciatica can never forget it To such sufferers
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      349 7 BANKS Tit Ho Hong Bank, Limited. (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement*J Head Office Singapore, Raffles Chambers 5 4 6. Branches; Penang, 85 Beach Street. Malacca, 13 i Junker Street. Maar, 77/7« J«dan Suleiman. Batu Pahat, 109 Jalan Rabamat Agencies at London, New York, San Francisco, Semarang, Palembang and Trang CAPITAL.
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      323 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid np Capital in 60,000 Shares of £10 each £1,200,000 Beam Fund £2,100,0uC Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. Loudon Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. Louden Couciy Westminster and Pan's Bank, Ltd.
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      25 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. issued Oaliy.j SUPPLEMENT TO_ THE MALAY A TRIBUNE. ferae* Dally Vol. VI. No. 21b SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1919 PHICE 5 CENTS
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      321 1 Arrivals. SEPTEMBER 10 S Van Langkit D it 2293 Capt de Bo+ve from P Bamboe Sept 12 Asiatic Petroleum. SEPTEMBER 11. V- r;UiChar Bri 3966 Cap Tnomae from PUdjoe Sept 9 Aaiatio Petrol.urn, SEPTEMBER IS. Fdzilka Bri 2968 Cap Wilis from Madras Sept 1 Boustead and Co. Giang
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