Malaya Tribune, 7 May 1920

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    32 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] P*** AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. l tVfjNiNG LA I.'. vol. ra- it 107 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. FRIDAY, iIAY 7, 1920.
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      189 1 m mn m I Market Street and OrchArd Road SPECIALISTS IN I IVlotor Repairing, Mo-tor 1 Supplies. Ships' Stores,§ Estate Requisites. phone 741.. BRANDY! We have just received a small shipment of I really OLD LIQUEUR Cognac. It is the finest I ever seen in Singapore. I Obtain particulars from
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      34 1 POST HE Gilbey's Invalid. 1 A Fine Oporto Nine. J Obtainable I j from the leading dealers. I \A insist BullDog Brand J jII Bottling IHB Guinness I EStocked by the leading dealers. I
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      189 1 Now Obtainable < I GLAXO I THE FOOD THAT BUILDS Bonnie Babies. Estate Supplies F Acetic 09&98-,. Acid Veneer Chests Moms Chests i Latex Cups £DTO. -I j I r 1 Si SBussan diakha, Jbtd. 1 (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) I •'JmrnMi TiiKti k 38, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE IPOK KCA- I
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    EMPIRE RESOURCES.
    180 2 British Caoadiao Trust. Reuter. London May 4,—Tho oorre* spend >ut cf the Telrgrsph at Mon.retil i- »> a f bat the combine of (he Canadian stet>l, coal and shipping ma ree e oorsummatt-d is the greatest eoouomio diovelopDidi ia hidiory, in. a ospital of a hundred millions sterling,
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    HOUSING AT HOME.
    154 2 Reuter. London, May 3,—Mr Bonar L-.w, addressing a meeting at the Guild hall for the purpose of introducing to the public a scheme of lc c 1 bonds for housing, emphasised that the same strenuooi effort of sacrificwas necessary after as daring the war. If the nation
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      516 2 VIGOROUS BEALTH. Tho capaci'y for effective service depend* vary largt ly, or the ohoioe of drinks. FORT-REVIVER FORTIFIES REVIVES. This is a capital beverage, of which aver? ingredient makes for vig ni b *.a ih Choose it as your drink, it not only qnenchte your thirst, it is unequalled ae
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      210 2 Pain in the Region of the Hips. Have you pains in the region of the hips. Many people suffer from pain in the region of the nips. They may come from a touch of "ciatica, or Rheumatism, OX from a strain of the muscles. They may have other causes, bat
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      390 2 100 per cent Efficiency is not possible unless all tbe organs of the body are acting regularly and properly. Constipatioi fogs the nentnl power*, poiaons the blood, causes lassitude and inefficiency. To dispel constipation ard c r the ailments resulting therefrom, such as sick headaches, Mliotte tttcks, torpid l.ver, foul
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      461 2 lAreI Are you Intereeted In eny of the following? If you ere, write to ue. Your enquiry will receive our best sttentlon. I Acetic Acid, M per cent Guaranteed Parangs j Brnnolinum Pengga'ies j Buckets, Galvanieed Paints, Assorted Colours Ohangkols pick AxeB Scythe Blades and Handles Cement, diftwnt Branda Sodium
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      567 3 VT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road Trams Pass th© Door. In the Second Show rt 9.30 Eileen Percy and Franklyn Farnum in a great newspaper mystery drama p >,„ THE EMPTY CAP Together with Eddie Polo in Episodes H 12 of the thrilling serial THE LURE OF
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      374 3 SMasnsassSsassaasasasSß The 5 From Sunday, May 2, to Friday, May 7 Alhambra I Alhambra Is THJS Is the only j the Theatre wttTan gettheßEST JL I ft 1 CD lid aA r-'" ALU a if¥i d i\.f\ 'jbl Orchestra Tea, etc. and the BEST The Hall for Malic sad Featurei
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      392 3 THEY'RE OFF!"' Is the e.\claimation on every side -and indeed they are First there is a bit of a §pr jad, then they close in .gain. On I on! faster and faster. N<>w dosing, now spreading; Venr'' .ta" or Raioct ;rni always leading. On On! 'till at thf "corrir" soiuethint:
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    THE POLISH GAMBLE.
    759 4 No serious student of tha situation in Russia, and in the Entente countries as relating to the problem of Russia, can view otherwise than with grave aaxiety the aggressive war upon which the Poles have embarked. Whither Piludski and his legions are goiDg no-one can say, least
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    41 4 Tin ig at $153.75 no lelleri. Telegraphio communication with Lampar and Penang bu been restored. At a meeting of the Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board on Marok tl representations of tbe Sanitary Board coolies were: considered and inoreaferf rates of pay approved.
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    Aviation in Malaya.
    69 4 Successful Test rlight. (from Our Own Csrrssf mimt.) Penang, Ap:il 6. —Capt Carroll, with Capt Colwill aa a passenger, made a highly sucoeMfnl U b> flight yesterday from the Polo Ground with a perfect rise an 1 kaa ding. H was in th a air fourteen minutes,
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    North Taiping.
    82 4 Tbe Profit for tbe Yea*. (From Om Own Cnrmptmĕmt.) P M*y 6.— Norih T.*i, ir», II" c ois i«\ o a p ofit ior th- jrai of $136,306. dividend of 10 per o«nt ab-T-ba $75,00.i and oth»r outgoings $25,8t»0. Th*y recommend carrying forwunl for next ih* sntn of
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    Claim and counter-claim.
    170 4 Tester lay ibe Chief Jni ie i Bit John Baoknlll, X 0, iv the Supreme Court, deliven-d judgment in tbe epic in which A Vyti.ir.gam Chetty cl ilmed from Messrs Brosaard Mopln and Co the noovery of $1,039, consisting f $32J balance due for concrete work on
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    Home Market Quotations.
    85 4 8ago flour it qaoted at 24/6. Tin ia qaoted at £347.2 6 in London. Tapioca ii qaoted at 30/-. Gambler is not quoted On the Liverpool market eottOD, middling American, is at 27.65. Blaok peppee is quoted at 0/7 end white pepper at 1/2 in London. On
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    299 4 A theft of $1,560 in notes, the property of a Dutchman named Dl< penbelm. i, reported ln b»v« tellvn i.I»«e »l tbe 2delpbi Lotel. The local manager of the Barqne Industrielle de Chine informs us that a branch of the bank has been opened at 27 Pine-street, New York ai
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    Sport.
    319 4 LAWN TENNIS. S. C. C. T u jtmeof rri n Thj spmi-fiu-i tie j n between D-nell nd former 15, wu pU,.j evening, Donnell winning S-Ia'c 1 The (round revealed ei KDs ,7, 2 raio of the prerioas day 0r ooart playing dead B i,d the dr »gK*og on
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    YACHTING.
    53 4 Vice-Commodore's Cop. The Singapore Yacht Cluui handicap race en Sanjay morning will be one of the aerie* fur the Vice. Commodore's Cup. Coarse flnul from U E pier, round mark, boat off Bwimmiug Club, man-j'.war busy, and black to starting line > round. Boats to leave Tanioue Rhi at
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    Local Land Report.
    117 4 According to the annnai report on the Sirgajor- L r a 1 Ofl the year 1919. laid before the L*gij. lative Conncil on Monday, th revenne aolleated amount*! 1421,602 as oompared wi;h $650,456 in 1918 aud $322,436 iv 1917, In almost all case the *•^^ti^ J H
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    Hanging for Profiteers.
    87 4 The cost of living is the subject of several r( solutions in the agenda forth* first annual conference of the Union of Post Offic- Work>r«, to be held at Mor<-Ciin' in May. Oae from Liverpool calls on trade nnion leaders to organise a vigoruM oampaign to reduce
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    147 4 A mail from Europe, by the Tars, will arrive by train to morrow moruirg A Earopean named L Appe, of W Kerbau Lane, reports the theft of a bicyole (Raleigh) valued at which ocourr«d on Tuesday night at 4$ mil", Bnk Timah-road. The Macao Government ha« announced that as there
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      226 4 Cl., Ltl. (Incorporated in tie Straita 3»tU—ltl.) f SOLS AGENTS FOR i very fine example of British thoroughm ss in manufacture. c v Victcr" may be said to be one of ha easiest running and hardest wearing yclee in the world. very baudsome machine, complete with i qjp, bell, toolbag
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      355 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in tbe Straits Settlements) 86 PHILLIP STREET. SINGAPORE, Goids Ready aad ia Stcck bow, March 19, 1920 New Shipment Juat Arrived Amerioan Axes 3 to 4 lbs., Balata Belting, Hack Saw Blades, Scythe Blades, Europe Bass Brooms, Emery Ciotb, Eyelets and Piugs, Nicholson Files, Eureka
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      89 4 IT IS NOT THE MONEY THAT COUNTS BUT QUALITY YOU CAN HATE IT is Sbipcherdl ry Estate Supplies AT Mam Kiat ti Co. 108 109 Market St MR. Chee tye cheno and family beg to thank all in Singapore and Malacca who rendered very valuable assistance in their ad bereavement,
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      109 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Friday, May 7. High Tides.—0.1U a.m., 1 20 p.m. iVfonioipal Commit'w, 2.30. St*, fjords' Drum», Bot. Gardens, 5.15. Fillia's Ciicus, Beach-road, 9.15. Saturday, May 8. Hieh Tides. —0.42 a.m., 1.58 p.m. Inter-fchool 8portB, 8 C 0 ground. S R E (v.) Rtfl* Club, Bahetier, 2 30. SOLA
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    THE HEROIC DEAD.
    163 5 wiii Attitude to Poland Doubtful. S. C. 6. CHtMPjOrS HUD GAME. The Poles continue to advance against the Russian Reds. They aim at a line on the Dvina before discussing peace. The Allied viewpoint on the Polish attack is doubtful. The League of Nations may be called
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    RAIDERS DEFIED.
    206 5 GREAT COURAGE IN FACE OF ARMED MEN. Reuter. London, M y &V—A midDigh' raid for anne was made on the residence of Sir Ar.hur Vicar, County Ker Sir Arthur was writing in N library and was knocked up. Admittar oe was demanded in th n-Uib of tho district
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    JEWS AND PALESTINE.
    97 5 Reuter. London, May 4. —Mr Moses Gaster, the well-known Jewish writer, writing to the Standard, nrges that the work of founding Palestine as a Jewish state should follow the primitive example of those who established colonies in olden times despite hardships, trials, and (sate. The present schemes
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    CHEAPER FOOD?
    61 5 Reuter. London, Ma 5, —Mr Blakeinore, presi tins; over die Trade Conference *t Bonrnemcoth, foreshadowed cheaper food coming, including a 'edootiun in tbe price of butter of 6 L Urd 41, tinned beef sd, and jjjjued fraitj oj. Meanwhile housewives have not discovered any dropP'&g tendency In general
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    STRAITS LAWYER KILLED.
    24 5 Reuter. London, M*y 4,—The retired Mrrnter, Mi V C Kahletft, formerly a »ngapore, las bean killed in a ■w* busacci lent.—Renter.
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    AMERICA'S P.0. LOSSES.
    23 5 Reuter. Washington. May s.—The operaof the country's U legrapha and in war tima has oaused of fourteen million dollars. —MsiUir,
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    THE WAR GRAVES.
    257 5 TWO THOUSAND STONES FOR REMEMBRANCE. Reuter. London, May 4—ln the House of Commons, on the Imperial War Graves Commissions, a vote was dieonaaed whether to adopt the Commission's proposal favouring uniformity in headstones in the oemeteries in Fraco°, or if the relatives should b« permitted to follow
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    THAT PEACE RESOLUTION.
    67 5 Reuter. Washing o", M«y 5 Officials are of opinion thai ihe Knox peace reaolation to Germauy debasing in the Senate to-day, is certain to be vetoed by Wilson, if adopted by Congress. The Senate has favourably reported on Lodge's resolution, urging that the Northern Epirus and twelve
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    SPARRING AT SPA.
    63 5 Reuter. Paris, May 4 —It is stated th t M Miller<md will visit London next week to arrange with Mr Lloyd George the Spa programme. La Matin reports thit the French delegates at Spa will refuse to accept a fixed sum for reparations due to France, but
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    RESTORING MINES.
    41 5 Reuter. Paris, May s.—Tho first shaft of the restored coal-mines in the devastated regions has been opened at Amiohe. It is furnished with all improvements for greatly increasing the ou'put c»p c.iy, com- pared with before the war.— Ranter.
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    FORGING AHEAD.
    342 5 POLES TO RECONQUER THE UKRAINE Red Victory at Baku, Reuter. LondoD, May 4.—Tb<* fall of Kifff ii not jet confirmed. Neverthebss the Poles are undoubtedly forging ahead very rapidly. The Bolsheviks significantly admit that after the fighting near Fastoff they are retiring to new positions At present it
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    PARIS STRIKE FAILURE.
    58 5 Reuter. Paris, May 4.—lt is a significant feature of the strike that for the flret time there wae a strong antistrike movement. The onion of discharged soldiers of the Eastern Railway issued a manifesto condemning the etrike, whioh was not aimed at trade advantages bar was purely
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    CRISIS COMING IN U.S.?
    54 5 Reuter. London, May 5.—A telegram from New York Siys that the United States are faced with an economic and industrial crisis and work is slowing down exorbi tant wage demands. A leading New York banker jrophesiee a money panic unless drastic curtailments of c. o lit
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    257 5 The Mainichi learns that the wedding ceremony of the Crown Prince of Japan and Princess Kuni, which was expected to tako place in 1924, may be accelerated to next year. H H the Sultan of Johore was the central figure in a unique and interes iug Masonio oeremony in Johore
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    Rubber Market.
    132 5 Weckiy Auction Chamber of Commerce Report Singapore, May IA 6, Catalogued 1,995,719 11)8, 890 95 tons. Offered 1,566.980 lbp, «99 .*4 tons Sold 820,927 Ibe, 366 49 tons. Pbicbs Realised Ribbed Smoked Sheet 1 Cts. per lb. Singapore Standard Quality 84, to 86 n Off Quality 72 82*
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    Barlow and Co's Report.
    164 5 Singapore, May 6. There was a quieter tone prevailing at the Anetions whioh opened on Wednesday following weaker advieea from London. Standard 3ke*t ob&nged h*nd« a' 83 to 86 eontt, a decline of 6 o nts on the' week. One lot in oases sold for oenta
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    Guthrie & Co's Report.
    152 5 Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, May 6. Influenced by advioee of a f 11 in values in London an 1 N >v York, the Rabber Msrket showed a pronounced weakuess at the a.ion held yesterday and to-day. Buying was on a very limited scale, and only the beet of the lots
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    Lewis and Peat's Report.
    170 5 Singapore, May 6. Daring the past week the market hM fallen away mainly owiog to weaker advie=»s from London and New York. Bpot and May.—Standard Sheet •old in fair quantities from 87 to 90, Crepe being 1} cents lower. Forward Delivery.— Standard 8heet. A considerable bueinebs
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    75 5 Yesterday before Mr Bykes in the third polioe court, two Chinese named Soh Kan and Lim Chia were charged with the theft of fonr baga of rioa vslned at 120, belongiag to the Government, at RsfflseQaay. In reiptot of those bags of rice, another man, a Malay named Awang bin
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    Share Market.
    449 5 M&cphji 1 and Go's Report. From 21» ;h April to sth May Wi.b »he anc tainty prevailing Io the k. ;b r. Tin and Industrial worlds it whs only to be expec *d that the vol nine of share business ver the w» -k should have b- <-i
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    342 5 Messers Boosted and Co, as local agents for tha Anglo-Johore Rubber Eitates, Ltl, inform ue that ih output last month was 22,564 Ihe total to date 22,564 lbe correeponding period laet year, 31 209 lbe. The birthday ef Her Majesty Qa*»en Mary yesterday was signalised by the Colonial Ensign being
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    A Distinct Advance.
    583 5 Jesseltoa Ice aad Power Co. Th annual general meeting of h< J easel ton lee and Power Co was heK on Wedneaday when there wer> present Messrs A E Baddeley, obair man, W Webster, Tan Kheam Hock A W di tctors, Oig Ch o. Tam, and Chii
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    20 5 The latest London cables to hand this morning are dated as follows:— Ordinary rate May 4 deferred rate May 2.
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
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      275 5 "lower prices. A Columbia Gramo nau 12 Newest Records $120. Sole Agents: Robinson Piano to Ltd. j (Incorporated in Hongkong.l If you want cheap and depend able res wi'h guaranteed mi lea ere of 4,00 J miles sei vies go 13 THE PATENT PATOHQUI.K Co. at ORCHARD ROAD Hup Kiat
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    EVENTS IN U.S.
    84 6 Anarchist's Suicide. Reuter. New York, May 4.—While tbe department of justice officials were examining Tony Tpzio in connection with the bombing oatrages in June 1919 T»zio committed suicide. He dung himself cot from tbe fourteen h story in the heart of the business district. Tazio confessed to
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    Shipping Case.
    52 6 Reuter. New York, May 4— Charleß W Morse is indicted with violating the act prohibiting the sale of American registered vessels to foreigners. It is alleged that in /tag. 1917 he sold the steam hip John Q Mc'Jullounh to the Frenob Protectorate at Tunis for half a million
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    The Anti Trust Law
    30 6 Reuter. New York, May 3.—The Snp-eme Coart lefused tbe Government's request for the rehearing of the Anti Trubt Bait against the Uoited States Steel Corporati n.—Renter.
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    Big Cotton Strike.
    26 6 Reuter. New Bedford, Massachusetts, May 4—Twenty thousand employees in cottoa mills struck when tbe loom fixers were ordered to attend to more looms.—Renter,
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    Another Tornado.
    24 6 Reuter. Musrogee, Oklobama,' May 4.— Fifty were killed snd injured in a storm which destroyed Beggs. Scarcely' a house is standing.— Renter,
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    INDEMNITY BILL.
    189 6 To Protect New Colonies. Londoß, May 3. —In the House of Commons, moving the second reading of a Bill for indemnification against const qaenoes of acts done bona fide bat alira vires in connection with war duties, also the validation of certain laws and militiry and other sentences,
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    K.L. Reading Room and Library.
    297 6 The fourth annual general meeting of ihn Government R r.ding R )om and Library, Kuala Lumpur, was hela on Saturd.y, April 24 at 6 p.m., the president, the Hon'jdr A H L mon (British Resident, BetaDfOr) occupying th" chair. The Prtsi'en', in r.\i~wiug the report
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    47 6 Perak B i from Penang 7 5. Q O Daend. Is Dnt from B'massin 7 5. Van den Bosch Dat from Penang Giarg Seng Bri from Batavia 7.5 Idomeneus Bri from Birkenhead o-o. Rumpbius Dnt from Deli 6-5, Qleniffer Bri from Yokohama 6 5.
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    Cinema Chat.
    367 6 "Sue of the Boutb," a Bluebird photo-play, a thrilling romanoe of Blue Ridge, with that delightful Bdith R berta, will be acreenf d at the Liber.y Hall in the first show, supported by Hel*n Gibson's great western drama "Rtdtng Wild." In the second show Harry Carey's master play,
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      198 6 i Weighing i Rlacliiees. STOCKS OF III AVERYS' AND I FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbacb j BROS. Co. J SECURE I SAKURA G. AURELY Co., Singapore A Penangr. Sole Importers tor S.S., F. M.S., A SomIra 3, Malacca Street, ftlagapore. Phone 816. Tel. "AUR OX." t I SUCCESS IN LIFE. To succeed
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      89 6 Teach the Children TO USE Wriglej's Chewing Gum Delightful—Healthful—Economical. Three Flavoure: Spearmint, Doublemint, Juicy Fruit. For Sale Everywhere. SoT^bS" 1 Remember Miter Every Meal. Muiller <& Phipps Malaya Limited, DIBTBIBUTORB. T B. LIN Co, 239 Taojong Pagar Boad. Dealers in Provisions, Toilet Requisites, Perfumeries, Patent Medioines, Sundries, etc. Prices very
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      340 6 Motor General Engineering Works OUPPAGE ROAD (Orchard R ad), Singapore. Consulting and visiting engineers, expert motor engines™, erection and repairs of every type of machinery. First claes English Engineer in charge. Pay a vibu of inspection to our store and feoure J other auggestions. The eioellence of the pieces displaying
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      83 6 The fntsrnatiooal Optra Co. OF SINGAPORE Friday, May 7 A Grand Hindustani Play entitled Chatra Bakavll will be staged. WAN CHIN, Proprietor. Booking at Koh Oo» dariag office hours. MOHAMED NOOR our famous clown, will tafke the leading part To Night 1 To Night 11 In a comical play entitled
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      192 6 SWEET CHESTIDI TOBACCO. PACKED IN Hgill.Tins 51.75|9 BH e-lh. Tins 91 *-><■■ A "■v^^k. Whh this Trade Mark. Get it to-day I ALLfWATOH DEALERS Stock them Agents Weill 6? Zerner. SO, HI Street, Singapore. Telegraphic Address: Code Used: 1 P BAN BIN. ABC sth Edition Manufacturers of Galvanised Iron Latex
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      85 6 Mails Close. to-day. Port Swettenhirn ami Telok Anson Kinta 3 pm Malacca and Maar »Lady Weld 3 pm P Sambn and Medan Singkel 3 pm Batavia, Simarang and Sour»?b8ya Romphins 3 pm Me Jan Van Goena 3 pm Penang,* Ringoon and Calcutta Ellora 3 pm Hongkong and Japan Benmohr 3
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    Shipping News.
    74 7 Arrivals. MAY 5. Katrora Mara Japan from H'kong City of Norwioh Bri from Yokohama Huutgr-nd Bri from Bombay Kinta Bri from T Anson Lycaon Bri from Yokohama Khoen Foeng Dot from Fontianak MAY 6. El lore Bri from Calcutta Lady Weld Bri from Malaooa Klang Bri from Penang
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    Clearances.
    120 7 MAY 4. Glenfallooh for Penang Hartlepool lot Calcatta. MAY 5. Pbjsa for P Sot goo via Sambot in ballast. Kampar for P S'ham k T Anson Ipoh for P S'ham and Penang. Ban What Hin for Malacca and Muar. Peeata for Cu Idalore via porta. Linau for Hongkong A
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    Quarantine.
    145 7 Alphabetical list of Infected (aignal X GQ) and Saapeoted (signal F P B) Porta Signal f neoes•axy) in adPort aottfiad. dition to Oiaaaaa Quarantine Baa Am y FP B Cerebro-Spißal MenlngHU Bangkok XGO Cholera Baasein XOQ Small-pox. Betaria XOQ Cerebro-Sanaal Meningitis. B m' »jr XOQ Influenn*. Calcutta XOQ Cholera
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      646 7 P.*o.-Britishlndia AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) THE COMPANY'S MAIL SEBVIOES EAST OP BOMBAY are at present suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Nellure about May 18 Delta May U To
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      512 7 DOLLAR LINE. Regular Sailings From SINGAPORE to NEW YORK via NORTH CHINA and PANAMA CANAL. Tons Arriving Grace Dollar 15,000 June 29 Bessie Dollar displacement 10,0-0 May 30 From HONGKONG to SAN FsANCISOO via NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Tancred loading Hongkong May 27 lor further information aa to rates, etc
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      153 7 ss. DACRE CASTLE will probably sail for Europe via Auatralia (early end of the week. A few passages are available. Patersoo, Simons ft Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Bag-land.) 30 4 ue SUNG LINE OF STEAMERS. RANGOON and OHINA RUN. A GLXXOOL* 8,750 Tone. B.S. Skang Baa 6,7*9 Tons. 8.8. Saa.NO
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      395 7 O. S. K. Tin Osaka Slest. Kalsfca, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) Nc. 2 De Souza Street Propsed Sallliis from Singapore. (Snbjee* to change without notice) For LONDOnTaNTWBRP BOTTBBDAM and HAMBURG. Andes Maru bag. May For POBT SAID, MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM and HAMBURG. Havana Maru May 12 For NEW"YORK. (Via
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