Malaya Tribune, 26 June 1920

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.) AND SHIPPING GAZETT. EVENING DAILY. Vol. VII. No 148 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1920 PRICE S CENTS* The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, JUNE 26,1920
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      220 1 The Malaya Tribune AND Shipping Oszette. The Popular Newspaper of the Straits Settlements. Published Dally. Complete Reportwf Loc il Events Pull and Latest Telegrams. Sports Notes by Expert Critics The Sportsman's Paper li I Piatt Jensen, Ltd., I (Incorporated in Straits Settlements) I I Singapore. I Immediate Delivery. I I
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      95 1 iSE RIGHT DISINFECTANT I events the spread of disease and I is particularly necessary I in tropical Climates. I is of I Unquestioaed Efflciency. I (It has 20 times the germicidal I strength of carbolic acid). I COST IS TRIFLING I (One gallon of IZAL makes I gallons of powerful
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      140 1 Fll7 TRUCKS W D I I Four-wheel-drive Trucks, due to equal distribution of power and load, save 1/3 on tires and |D/15 on fuel consumption w jjft Always I SMft ASAHI |MPE| BEER. I |||3B mtsui Bussan Kaisha Ltd. I If you want to support your I HEALTH STRENGTH I
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    Letter-Box.
    311 2 [We do met Mmmm •mm mrm-4 H >ir i.i.H.J The Shortage of Playing Fields —a Suggestion From "BROADWAY": KcLo, w in hit weekly Sports Notes, has more than once referred to the laok of recreation fields in Singapore, and I ventore to make one or two suggestions which may
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    Tramway Robbery.
    218 2 From "LOSING 10 CENTS A DAT": Are the Singapore Electric Tramways not satisfied with the checking in Cross-street or Highstreet There are inspectors in every other section to check while the tram is in movement; why should they again check at Arab.street Most of the workmen living in
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    60 2 A soheme is said to be afoot among British capitalists for the establishment of an AngU>Ghioest Aviation Company. According to the present programme it |g re. ported, lin«-s *re to be established between London and Bhanghai via E ?ypt, Bombay and Hongkong. It la es imaUd that a flight between
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      498 2 QUALIFIED DENTIST 45 South Bridge Road (near the Central Police Station) ESTIMATES FBEE OF CHARGE. Mr. Wang's qualification is a Straits Government recrgnition of his having furnished a sufficient guarantee of the requisite knowledge and skill for the efficient practice uf dentistry Hoars 9-5 daily, i Sundays ft Holidays excepted)
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      182 2 Why suffer the ouraen or TOOTH-AC HE which can be relieved almost immediately by consulting K. TSUTADA JAPANESE DENTIST 74, BRAS BA8AH ROAD (In front of French Church) 'PHONE 1245. GET BELIEF—QUICKLY. A twisted ankle, a sprained writs, a strained muscle—these are things that demand relief in a hurry, and)
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      371 2 Was Sickly from Birth. Baby's Own Tablets U ed with Wonderful Benefit ti* *l 8 1 ev ?j y u women kn now good Baby's Own Tablet! are. ?«n* 1 2L would fewer Bick children," writes Mrs. A. F, Waite crip fillBljl Avenue, Nonh Minneapolis, U. 8 A Her letter'
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      228 2 THAT NEVER FAILS TO Build Goodwill. PREMO t The roofing that for many years has stood for all that is best in roofing material. PREMO The roofing that satisfies everybody in every clime. PREMO A roofing of distinction. Sound and reliable in every detail. Send for particulars and prices to-day
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      181 2 No. 622 North Bridge Road, Singapore. aw A1 in Stools t I 1 1 01^ 11 J™*""* of various descriptjon and of.the latest fashion. LcoseDtmW 0pal8 and other P reci0 8 -tones. andBnl liants of the first water in various sizes. Jewellery set according to designs supplied. r Workmanship Guaranteed
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      521 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road Trams Pass the Door. In the Second Show at 9.30 Antonio Moreno and Mary Anderson In a Special Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature MAGNIFCIENT MEDDLER In 5 Reels A thrilling tale of the West sensationally and pathetically told, with greater moments of
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      471 3 1 The The From Friday, June tt, to Wednesday, June 30 Alhambra Alhamrra ia ITTUI? the only "T AT THE theatre m M% apak M J^ tm zz!z A I H£k RI? A a "Sr BESi JL JL 1S» I mP m A cakeaCoffee, Orchestra TU^Sf* and the BEST The
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      236 3 A SIXTEEN-REEL SHOW I Big Triple Bill Jkt 73C Sharp IN THE PALACE OF THE KING A Romance of il c Court of SpaiD, in which D n John of Axstris" is in love with Dolores De Mendozi, daughter of tHe Commander of the King's Guard. PRODUCED BY ESS AN
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    Domestic ©ccurrence.
    37 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. The wife and family of the late Chiang dboon, Fatt of Ohee Eng A Sons, express their thanks to those who attended the funeral and sent wreiths on the occasion. 26 6 26 6
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    I LOOK AROUND.
    608 4 It may be that the wish is father to the thought, but it seems to ua that there ia some proapect of the IriBh aituation clearing up. Thinga are just about aa bad aa they could be at the moment, but it hoped that they have reached
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    770 4 Tin is at $126.75 75 tons sold. Mr G G Bath ia appointed to act temporarily aa Paiane Jadge. The Hon Mr Pigntt succeeds Mr Hallifax aa Commissioner. Mr Tan Kheam Hook'is expected to arrive back in Singapore on Jaly 5. Mr E B Col man !B appointed R gistrar,
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    Municipal Matters.
    1149 4 Mr Mugliston's Bombardment Death Rate T j High Moat of ih time waa ocoapied by questions at the ordinary meetirg of the Munioipal Commissionets yesterday afternoon in the ftoard Room. The President, Mr R J Farrer, presided, and othera present were Messrs J M Sime, H S Low,
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      188 4 ROBINSON S CO., Ltd. incorporated in the Straits Settlanaeota.) THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPT. Washing BATS WING BOW TIES Bound p sorted and •quare 32 to 35 ends ioches long White Grounds Assorted Coloured Checks, Stripes and Figured Designs 95 ct iach They Wash 9S ct koh And always look clean and
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      330 4 GUAN KIAT Co., Ltd. (incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 86 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. NEW SHIPMENTS JUST HRRIYEO OF Greenfield Stocks and Dies with Taps Whltworth's Thread in case complete. Little Giant Screw Plates with Taps in boxes from i in. to in. Extra Hand Taps Whltworth's Thread from i in.
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      25 4 IT IS NOT THE MONEY THAT COUNTS BUT QUALITY YOU CAN HAVE IT is Shipcbardlf ry Estate Supplies AT Kiam Kiat«Go. 108 109 Market St
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      151 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Saturday, Jane 26 High Tides.—6.54 t».m 6 <8 p.m. Middleton Tin, Malacca, 11. Crioket :S C C Toumamant-Law and Public 8~;vio i v Merchants (LZ) Ear. Co, Riflo Olub, Balestier, 2 30. Hodgfon Co, Via Theatre, 9.30. Sonday, Jane 27. High Tides. —8 12 a.m. 7.45 p.m.
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    197 5 A debate on an army vote detained into discussion oj the British policy in Mesopotamia. Mr Lloyd George replied vigorously to the remarks oj Mr Asquith. The War Office is appealing to ex-service men to enlist in the Reserve in view of the situation in the Near and
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    TERROR OF TYPHUS.
    137 5 APPEAL FUR HELP TO FIGHT EPIDEMIC. Reuter. London, June 24.—The League of Nations fan appealed to tbe governments of »11 countries for funds to combat the typhus epidemic and other diseases in Poland and tbe sarroaading countries, and to prevent their spread to other countries. The appeal
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    HUNGER STRIKERS.
    88 5 Most Face Consequences. Reuter. London, June 23 —In the House cf Commons, Mr Dennis Henry stated that information had been reoeived this morning that Londonderry was comparatively quiet during the night. Civilians fired occasional shots, but it was not necessary for the troops to fire. All waa quiet
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    INDUSTRIAL UNIONISM.
    38 5 Washington, June 22.—Th c leaders of tbe so-called insurgent workers have summoned a convention of railway workers at Chicago on June 29 for the purpose of perfecting the organisation of one big Union of Railway Workers.
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    U. S. NAVY ALIVE.
    38 5 Reuter. Washington, June 21.—1* 1» nounesd tbat on October 1 a special service squadron will be based on the Canal tone and will be available for daty in Mexican and Central American ports. —Renter.
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    60 5 Reuter. Pittsburgh, June 23.—-De Valera dm raaeived the degree of Dootor of Lawe, o! »he Duqueene University. Beater. New York, Jane 23.-The Public Service Commissioner has telegrapned to President Wilson asking for priority of coal supply for publio services in New York, otherwise the street csr, railwajs, gas, and electno
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    NEW ARMY VOTE.
    760 5 ASQurnrs amendment for REDUCTION. Expenditure In Middle East. Reuter. London, Jane 23.—In the House of Common?, on a vote of £10,COO,OCO on account for ihe Army, Mr Aequith moved a reduotion by a million. He complained of the standing army amounting to 338,000 while 167,000 were employed
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    10 5 Reuter. Burlin, 22.-Febrenbach, ?r««id«nt oltb««»»t°°»I 4»««»bl,. b.« boon »pp°lnto6 0bs»o«lloe.-
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    LABOUR'S DEMAND.
    141 5 RECOGNITION OF SOVIET GOVERNMENT, British Premier Favourable. London, June 13.—At ihe Scarborough Labour Conference Mr Tom Shaw, MF, moved a lengthy resolution condemning the Peaoe Treaty as destructive instead of constructive, demanding its revision and also tbe recognition of the Russian Soviet Government, in under to arrest the
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    LABOUR AND INDIA.
    57 5 "Cruel and Barbarous Action." Reuter. London, June 24.—The Labour Conference at Scarborough has passed a resolution demanding full application of the principle of selfdeterminar'on to Indi*, deploring the ■si, barbarous action of British officers in the Punjab," and urging the criminal trial of the offioers concerned and
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    CALIFORNIA'S PROTEST.
    85 5 Mirmed by Japanese Influx. Reuter. Sacremento, Jane 23.—Mr Stephens, Governor of California, has written a letter to Mr Colby declaring that the condition of California is alarming as the result of the Japanese invasion, which has doubled in the past ten years. California does not harbour animosity against
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    GERMANY'S AIRCRAFT.
    91 5 Decisions of the Allies. Reuter. Paris, June 24—The Allies have sent a note to Germany forbidding the construction of civil o» military aircraft until three months after the destruction or delivery of the ex- is'ing material. The Allies have refused to allow Turkey a further extension of time
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    MERCHANDISE MARKS.
    69 5 Reuter. London, Jane 24.—The report of the Departmental Committee with reference to merchandise marks, shoes that in the absence of agree ment of tbe balk of I raders concerned, tbe Committee sees grave objection to the institution of a British National or Empire mark. The report advocates the
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    INDIA AND LEAGUE.
    59 5 Reuter. London, Jane 23.—Replying to Sir J D Rees in the Hens* of Commons, Mr Montagu stated that it was intended that India should be represented at the next International Labour Conference. Her membership in the League of Nations necessarily entailed expenditure with the participating countries, and
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    93 5 Reuter. Washington, Jone 22–Mr Parker d»« t,««n z«t,l»n» Ucer»«»s/ »o tbo Ir«»»nr/. Philadelphia, June 23—The Switchmen's strike has extended to New Jersey snd Connecticut and tbe railwajshave been obliged to restrict freight traffic—Renter. London, June 23.—Mr Law as* nounced that the Government intended to proceed with the Anti-Damp, ing Bill,
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    Motor Smash Case.
    88 5 Plaintiff Gets Heavy Damages, Reuter. (From Oar Ova C*vrm§omĕnt.) Penang, Jane 25.—1n the Bapreme Coart to-day judgment wai delivered in the Bait of Ohoy Goon Yen against F H McOormaek whereiu tbe plaintiff claimed damages for injuries sustained throagh defendant's negligent driving of s motor ear whioh
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    Leyland Hodgson Revue Co.
    326 5 A Bright Performance. A thoroughly enjoyable entertainment waa Been in the Victoria Theatre last evening. Mr Hodgson, formerly a Bandinan Co •tar, has got together a capable patty who submit a programme of great diversity and real merit, with an abundance < f musio, dainty costuming
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    MIDDLE EAST WAR.
    62 5 increase of Army Reserve. Reuter. Londor, June 24.—The Daily Mail states that in consequence of the serious view taken by the military authorities of the situation in the middle near E*st, necessitating an ircrease of fifteen to tw«nty thcu»and in the Army RfS'rve. the War Office will
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    NAURU PHOSPHATE.
    56 5 Reuter. London, June 23,—1n the House of Commons, replying to Capt Wedgwood Bonn, L\ 00l Leslie Wilson stated tbat the Nauru agreement bad not been submitted at the recent meeting of the Council of the League f Nations, and Government was of the opinion that the agreement did
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    DUKE TAKES HIS SEAT.
    48 5 Reuter. London, June 23.—1n the House of Lords, the Duke of York took his seat and was introduced ty tbe Dukes of Connaught and Northumberland with usual c remonial performane*. H M tbe Queen, Princess Mary and many peeresses were spectators In Peeresses Gallery.—Reuter.
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    THE PRINCE'S TOUR.
    45 5 Reuter. Sydney, June 22 —The Prince of Wales visited Canberra, the site of the new federal capital, and laid the foundation stone of tbe Capitol Building. A casket was presented to bim containinng a mallet made of wood from every Australian Btate.
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    U. S. ELECTION CAMPAIGN.
    47 5 Reuter. Washington, June 23.—The Executive Committee of twenty-one, inoluding seven women, which will tace charge of the arrangements for the Republican presidential Campaign, says that the Chairman of the National Committee will be Chairman Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton, of Ohio will be vice-chairmap.—Reuter.
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    16 5 Reuter. New York, June 23.—An earthquake alarmed Lot Angeles, bat t c damage is insignificant. —Renter.
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    Sport.
    597 5 FOOTBALL. S C F A v Stafford!. BY REYNARD." An exceptionally Urge crowd witnessed a thrilling straggle between the Straits Obinese F A and tb< regimental team of the Ist South Stsffords on the Fadang yesterday afternoon, the result being a draw of one goal each. The teams were
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    CRICKET.
    197 5 Teluk Anson v Mr Klnloch's XI. On tbe Tapah Padang a few days ago, a cricket match was played between Telnk Anson and a team eiptained by Mr G Kinloch, of Tapab. Telnk Aason batted first, and soored 173, tbe chief ran getters being Dr Woodhall 36, H W
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    POLO.
    27 5 Reuter. American Challenge. New York, Jane 23.—Tbe Polo Association has decided to challenge England for an International Oop, the matohet to ba played In Jans. 1921.—Beater.
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    326 5 Sensational Victories. Wimbledon, Jane 22.—Their r eat eH'. sensation is canned by Mr J C Parke's defeat of Johnston, tbe American Champion, in tbe second roend of the world's grass championship by 7-0, 2-6. 62, 8 6 The was so unexpected tbat it ha. hrilled the whole country
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    YACHTING.
    64 5 Vice Commodore's Cop. The Singapore Yacht Clab's final points race for the Vice Commodore's Cap and runner up cap will be sailed on Sunday morning. Coarse. —Start U E pier, roand C S Recorder, man o' yrar buoy, mark-boat ofl Swimming Club, round Hulk, Oacar, mark.boat off Sea-View Hotel
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    The Missing Twakow.
    172 5 Tbe Kiad of Rock It Struck In tbe third police court this morning, a Chinese named Ng Peow was charged with criminal breaeb of trust. Inspector Alexandria said that on the 22nd inst a Chinese Towkay came to him and said that he had sent a twakow
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      142 5 COLUMBIA Model "j. perfect tone LttUi Wiiiir Sole Agents Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Hongkong.; United Motor Works, 23, *4, 25 26 ORCHARD ROAD, Singapore, 'Phone Ne. 1«S. Telegrams: Yea.ob Singapore. Motor and Mechanical Engineers and Importers. Complete Stock of Motor Accessories just arrived. Repairs to Cars a. Speciality.
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    Cinema Chat.
    198 6 A Little Brother of the Rich"— a 6 act Univeral special produc ior.— will prove iujuacDsd; pleasing to the playgoers who like to see a good woman for the heroine, a passably good man for the hero, a complete rasoal for the villain and a sweet story dramatically
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    31 6 K«ka Bri from Mahcca 26-6. Perak Pri from Penaog 36.6. Porra Dm* from Bagan 26 6. B 8 Baroe Dot from Liogga 26-6. Kaching Bar from Kuching 26-6.
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      286 6 Weighing Machines. AVEfiYS' AND FAIRBAIKS' AT Hunenbacb, Lazarus Sons, .Limited.^ SECURE jgb SAKURA G. AURELY Co., Singapore Penang Sole Importers tor S.S., F.M.S., Sumatra. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore Phoa€ 8,5 Tel. Aursly," Cneap English Bicycles I mm WHITWORTH—HORMAR W A JUST ARRIVED JjjfV A consignment of strong English Bicycles K\
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      190 6 Which Do You Prefer? WRIGLEY'S Spearmint, Doublemiint, ok Juicy Fvuit. ALL DELICIOTJS-THE FLAVOUR LASTS. Remember I!! After Ever, Meal. For U]9 av#rywhere MPLLEB ft PHIPPB (MALAYA), Ltd., Diitrifcaton. THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE 1188. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OP SINGAPORE. Summary Case. I» Bankruptcy. No 41 of
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      674 6 Defaulter a Sale. Messrs Powell 00., Ltd., will tell by auction On Friday, Jnly 9, at Ham 420 Tins Fish Oil lying at 47 Upper Cross Street PovveM ft Cp Ltd., Auctioneers. Singapore, 2 4 th Juae, 1920. a -"**>'.ted 286 27 REMINDER Wednesday, Juae «5, aft t.io pm. To
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      125 6 I Player's Player's I Hny Cut Navy Cut Tobaccu Tobacco "DE LUXE" $1-20 $|.80 Per i lb. tin. Per lb. tinNavy Cut Cigarettes SO cents per tin of SO Mo More Disappointment. If year Motor e«rs enter for frequent repairs loot send It to The Serangoon Motor Garage, 92 8ERANGOON
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      570 7 p. &0.-BRITISH India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in England) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular nd Oriental S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government) THE COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present suspended. LONDON FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. From LONDON Due SINGAPORE. Lahore about June 25 Kslyan abeut
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      496 7 DOLLAR LINE. Regular Sailings From SINGAPORE to NEW YORK via NORTH CHINA and PANAMA CANAL. Tons Arriving Grace Dollar displacement 15,000 July 18 M. S. Dollar 19.000 Aug 18 Also operating regular lines to VANCOUVER A SAN FRANCISCO. Through Bills of Lading issued from Singapore to the Principal Cities of
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      361 7 80C0STA IH N&VIGAZIONE A VAPO&E del LLOYD TMESTIRO LINE (Incorporated in Italy) HOMEWARD BOUND. 8.8. "Persia," for Penang, Colombo and Trieste, late July. 8. 8. Pilena," for P e n a n g, Colombo and Trieste, about Aug 18. OUTWABD BOUND. 8.8. •'Piisna," for Hongkong, Shanghai and Japanese Ports on
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      235 7 O.S.K. TH Isata SMsh labbu LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2 De Souza Street Proposed Sallliis frm ilmpiri. (Subject to change without notice) European Line, POET SAID. MARSEILLES, LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. Himalaya Maru middle July Alps Maru Sept Maw York Una. (via PANAMA OANAL) Altai Maru June 25
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      520 7 flPPOH YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) U.der Mail Coatract with the Imperial Japanese Qovers-eat (Subject to Alterations without Notice) European Hall Una Fortnightly Se^oe For LONDON ANTWERP vi i (MALACCA) PENANG. COLOMBO, 8UEZ, PORT 8AID At MARSEILLES j 1 2 Inaba Maru ti 11 Kamo Maru J u J 'J
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      393 8 WANTED. Composito r s Wanted. Efficient News Compositors wanted. Good wages and allowances. Apply in person, with certificates, to Manager, Malaya Tribune. WANTED. —Shorthand Typist. Salary $125 per month A}ply B I No. 245 c/o Malaya Tr,bune 22 6 28 6 CLERK WANTED.—For lealihy Estate in Kelantan, good salary to
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      499 8 NOTICE. The Exchange Banks will be closed on Ist July, Thursday, Bank Holiday. 22 6 80 6 sjaHSMwMewaayjHi notice: Our .sales-room is now located at No. 7, Bras Basah Road, «INnpp s;. wh o MACHINE Co. 6 23 7 THE 811 IU Ml KISS Printers and Publi hers of the
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      370 8 INSURANCE. The Overseas Assurance Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated ia the Bti its Settlements.) Board of Directors i Hon. Dr. Lin, Boon Ken*. OJIJ, Chairman. Urn N*> Boon Esq Tan 800 Gaan Bag Ong Boon Tat Bag 8. Q. Wong Be Lim Chwte Chia 1 Ea Tan Ban Kiam Bsq Chna Poh
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      439 8 BANKS. Banqae Industrielle De Chine. (Incorportod in France.) gSj™«< M 150^00,000 (1/3 of the Capital subacribed by the Government of the Chinese Republic.) Chairman of the Board of Directors: Andre Berthelot. General Manager A. J. Pernotta. HEAD OFFICE: 74. Rue Saint Lazare, Paris. BRANCHES: Canton, Hanoi, Mukden, Peirin, Tientsin, Pooches,
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      520 8 i BANKS. rii Hi Hooi Bank, tJiltu. Head Office ingapore. Baffles Chambers 4,5 A 6. BRANCHES; Penan*, 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Mnar, 77/79 Jalan Saleiman Baca Pabftt, 109'Jalan Bahama*. Agencies at London, New York, San Francisco, Shanghai, Hongkong. Amoy, Batavia, Sourabaya, Se ma rang, Paiembang and Trang
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      551 8 BANKS. H CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND 3T ROYAL CHARTER. Paid ap Capital iv 100,000 Shares of JWOeacb £2,000.000 Reserve Fend A £3 000,0( 0 Beeerve Liability of Proprietors £8,000,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London Coanty Wertmin«ter *nd
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      290 8 errre schipfner 31 KLING STREET (lit Floor) WATCHKS and JEWELLERY WHOLESALE SOLE AOENT FOR THE OMEGA WATCH Co., Switzerland THE ANGLO-SWISS WATCH Co. CALCUrTA-SOLEUHE, rswitzeriudJ JUST ARRIVED. I Sir William Crookes Glasses An ideal glass for the glare and weak eyes. A variety of protectors and sun glasses, can be
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