Malaya Tribune, 17 August 1920

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    30 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] N— AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY Vol. VII. No 192 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1920 PRICE S CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1920.
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      89 1 I S. IMAI, Japanese Dentist. Consultation Hours: 8.30 a m —5 30 p m. Adelpbi Hotel Building, No 98 North Bridge Road, Singapore Piatt Jensen, Ltd., (Incorporated in Straits Settlements.) Singapore. (Marine Dept.) STEAM MOTOR LAUNCHES. (BUILT TO OWJS OR CLIENTS' SPECIFICATIONS.) mm WHITE AWAYS RECORD—BREAKING SALE Now Proceeding. BIG
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    JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN.
    365 2 Mooomeot at Westminster. Reuter. London, Aug 11.—There wh an interesting incident in the Hooie of Commons on the occasion of the Prime Minister moving that His Majesty be humbly asked to direct the ereciion at the House's expense of a monument within the precincts of the Palace in
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    EASTERN SHIPYARDS.
    113 2 Reuter. London, Aug 13.—Tue Times" publishes the inter* sing impression on shipbuilding ooaduions abroad of Mr Jatfaes French, Chief Survey, or of Lloyds R-gister, of North America, who has returned to London from New York via the Pacific and Far East. In the oourse of Mr French's visit
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    TRADE FIGURES.
    59 2 London, Ang 11—Tun Board of Trade returns to July show imports £163 34?, millions cotnra*el with 153,065 last year. Exports 137,451 compared with 65,315. The increases in exports inolude 67,94.! manufactured articles.2l,4o6 co-ton goods, 6,106 woollens. Ihe imports for the seven months of 1920 tot 1 £1.196,328, millions
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    MINERS' CLAIMS.
    39 2 Reuter. London, Aug 12. —The National Miners' Conference has decided to ballot on the question of a strike in connection with the demand for inoreased wages arising out of Government's recent refusal to entertain their olaims. —Beuter.
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      417 2 Just Arrived European Acetic Acid Glacial 99 100 per cent Packed in 44 lb. Demijohns. Prices on application to Sime Darby Ge., Ltd. (Incorporated in Malacca.) Telephone 2800 T. S. Wantf QUALIFIED DENTIST 45 South Bridge Road (near the Central Police Station) BIN6AFOKB 'Phone 1480 ESTIMATES FREE OF CHARGE. Mr.sWang's
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      510 2 SUMMER AND THE BABY. HOT WEATHER PERILS AND HOW TO AVERT THEM. The summer months are the most dangerous to infants and young children* Cholera infantum, colic, diarrhoea and dysentery, come on so quickly during the hot season' that often the little one is beyond aid almost before the parents
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      923 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures Beach Road. From Sunday, August 15, to Friday, August 20. An appealing Keenan-Pathe Photc-drima Featuring that great character actor Frank Keenan In the most compelling role of his long and varied career SMOULDERING EMBERS An appealing story of paternal love
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      321 3 THURSDAY IS THE LABT NIGHT Of this Excel lent Programme! 2ml SHOW AT 9 PM. Little Mary MacAlister, the clever child actor In a New Series Play DO CHI DREN COUNT? A Wonderful Juvenile Production of interest to young and old U Series 22 Reels To-night Series 1. "THE GUIDING
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    61 4 DEATH. The death took place of the late Mr. Loh Kong Yew, the beloved father of Mr Loh Kim Swi, and brother of Mr. Loh Kong Imm, at the age of 45 years, at his residence, 134 Banda Hilir, Malacca, on Friday, the 13th instant aA 8 pmDeeply
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    MUNICIPAL MEMS.
    662 4 "Questions by Mr Mugliston'' are now a standing item on local Municipal agenda papers. This persevering gentleman persists in wanting to know, and tbe industrious President, Mr Parrer, is going a very long way towards satisfying him. Perhaps if the Colonial Secretariat had shown as praiseworthy a desire
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    Tin is at $142.75; 50 tons sold.
    838 4 Knbber ii qnoted at 1/10J for cr*pe and 1/9$ for sheet. A letter box has been ereeted at the Thompson-road police station. A mail for Enrope by the g Teesta will cloae at 3 p m on Thursd«r, A mail for Western Australia
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    The Passing Show
    948 4 By Jester." The Traffic Problem. We've hooters and belli And HI Jane and yelk And any amonnt of old da mni Tbe Quick and the Dead. The local syew plays his speed for all ne ia worth. To him there IZ only two classes of people and
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      305 4 cc Veribest 99 READY ROOFING In Rolls contalng 216 sq. ft. 1 Ply.—Useful for roofing light structures, farm buildings, etc., and as a special lining medium. B Ply.—A medium quality used on Factories, Bungalows, etc. 3 Ply.—Strongly recommended for increased strength and efficiency in exposed situations. OBTAINABLE AT GUAN KIAT
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      28 4 Satisfaction is best assured if we work with you rather than for you. GET IN-TOUCH WITH Kiam Kiat Co. 108 109 Market St. AND YOU WILL EXPERIENCE IT.
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      102 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Tuesday, Aog 17. High Tide*.—0.38 a.m.. lUnt Assessment Board, 2.15. Football Cap—S R C v S 0 F A, replay. Wednesday. Aug 18 i'igh Tides.—0.39 p.m. 1.10 p.m. Presentation of I 8 Me, Gaol 12 Master Attendant's Office, 12.30. Maar, Evatt's, 12. 8 0 C Liwn Tennis
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    TO-DAY'S SUMMARY.
    169 5 The Poles are preparing for a stif inal resistance, but for the present the Russian ad- ranee continues. Germany has declared her strict neutrality. Any Polish troops crossing the border will be interned. Mr Garvin says that Frame has almost thrown the whole East European game into Lenin's
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    THE STRUGGLE.
    117 5 POLES CONTINUE DOGGED RESISTANCE. Reuter. Berlin, Aug 14.—The commander ot the Fourth Bolshevist Army has informed a German pressman that a Polish Soviet was formed in Bieloetock on July 3D. It will proceed to Warsaw after the capture of the capital, and from there will conclude peace with
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    VENIZELOS IN DANGER.
    122 5 Reuter. Paris, Aug 12 A determined attempt was made to sssassinste M V*-nizeloa at the Gare de Lyon lUtion when entering a train, by two men. The first fired three ■hots without hitting, whereupon the second emptied all five chambers ot his revolver, wounding M it is
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    MORE UNEMPLOYMENT.
    49 5 Reuter. London, Aug 15.—The "Weeklyconfirms the fears of growing unemployment. It has eollncted information in industrial centres, and says the Liverpool •a'poQdding outlook is very gloomy. dockers and electrical trades »re already badly affected. Thousand* are without work. «imllar reports come from Hull, wmley, and South Wales.—Reuter.
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    PEACE ETHICS.
    56 5 Reuter. ■J An 13.—Represents■nj of China and Japan, inoluding r >,tol >«. assistant Secretary to the J;«8ne of Nations, in addition to countries, have oomtoenced the Quakers All-Friends conference in London to-day, with as object of considering the nature JM basis of friendship, the peace and itM application
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    FOOD FOR GERMAN MINERS.
    27 5 Reuter. Pans, Aug U.-The Allied Comt r hwith to investigate the means improving the German miners' in accordance with the °l* mti protocol—Renter,
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    THE POLISH FIASCO.
    327 5 FRANCE CONTINUE BITTER OVER RUSSIA. Farther Notes Drawn Up. Reuter. Paris, Aug 13.—The published reply of M MillHrand to the American note on Russia's reply states that the French Government is entirely in accord with the views of the American Government. It denounoes the Soviet Government as
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    COLONIAL POLICY.
    183 5 Reuter. London. Ang 12.—In the House of Commons, Mr Wedgwood raised the qoeetion of the general policy of the Colonial Offioe. He feared we had recently departed from the old traditions and that the Colonial Offioe had a natural bias in favour of the better olass and the
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    WILL HE JOIN THE MOVIES?
    114 5 Reuter. New York, Aug 11—General Villa, the bug-bear of many Mexican Governments, whose life has been one long succession of fights against anyone who wanted to fight, has at length decided that the time for repose has oome, and has surrendered to representatives of the
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    DECORATION FOR HEADMEN.
    85 5 Reuter. London, Aug 11.—In recognition of the services rendered to the Empire by the native ohiefs and other native dignitaries in the colonies and protectorates of East and West Africa and elsewhere, the Gazette publishes a Royal warrant instituting a new silver or silver-gilt medal styled H
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    13 5 Reuter. San Francisco, Aug 13.—The Crown Prince of Romania has arrived from Honolulu.—Reuter.
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    WORLD UNREST.
    155 5 WHY NOT GIVE THE LBGUB A CHANCE Lambeth Conference Views. Reuter. London, Ang 13.—R s iluti as at the Lambeth Conference, whose report is being published to morrow, advocate immediate steps to nrge the principles of the League of Nations npon the world, and declare that the peace
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    ASIA MINOR PACT.
    89 5 Reuter. Paris, Aug 14.—An agreement has been concluded between Britaiu, Franoe and Italy regarding the delimitation of the zones of occupation in J a'a Minor. Thn obj ct of ihe agreement is to assist Turkey in the development of her resources and the reorganisation of the administrative
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    NEW WIRELESS SERVICE.
    62 5 Reuter. Washington, Aug 14,—The naval communication service begins tomorrow, when commercial and private Prrsu messages will be aocepted for transmission to France by wireless. The commercial rate will be the same as the cable rate, and the Press rate will be ten oents per word. Messages will
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    COAL SHIPMENTS.
    57 5 Reuter. Londor, Aug U.—The "Times'* learns thai arrangements have been completed for further large shipments of coal from Australia (o Scandinavia at a freight of a hundred and fifty shillings compared with a hundred and seventyfive a few weeks sgo. Et quirks are also being made for ships
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    THE FREIGHT SLUMP.
    50 5 Reuter. London. Aug 14.—Signs of the end of the shipbuilding boon Increase daily. Reports from America show that oontraots for 72 ships were cancelled in June on account of the condition of the freight market. Big American yards operating fifty slips during the war are dosing down.—Reuter.
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    A SICK PRESIDENT.
    67 5 Reuter. Paris, Aug 13 —Doubts oontinue to be expressed concerning President D-tsohanel'a healtb, and an official statement is demanded. It is reported that M Millerand possesses evidenoe proving that President Desohanel is unable to resume his functions, but on the contrary the Petit Parisien says that a
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    APPOINTMENTS.
    51 5 Reuter. London, Aug 14.—Sir H A Byatt, Lieut Governor of Malta, has been appointed Governor of Tanganyika territory.—Reuter. London, Aug 14.—H M the King has received Mr Beilby Alston on his appointment as British Minister to Peking, and has invested him as Knight Commander of 8t Michael and St
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    U S WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE.
    37 5 Reuter. Tennessee, Aug 13.—The Senate has ratified the Women's suffrage Amendment, Tennessee being the thirty-sixth state to vote in favour of the measure, the necessary authorisation for the Constitutional amendment has been obtained.—Reuter.
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    LOOT FROM RUSSIA.
    40 5 Washington. Ang 13.—The Customs have intercepted a parcel from Soviet Russia to Martens, the socalled Bolshevik Ambassador in the United Stales, containing over a hundred diamonds, and believed to be part of the famous Russian crown j*welf.«-*&emef.
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    Letter-Box. I
    11 5 [Wt do met —p% mtmm •pinion* mar—ami b$ oorrotttomdtmtt.]
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    What Ireland is Like.
    290 5 Prom PLEBIUS: There is a great deal of discussion in the loeal newspapers just now concerning Irelaod, inc uding much alarmist nonsense (founded, no doabt, on Gov eminent controlled Beater telegrams) on the present internal condition of that country. The following, extract ad from a message
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    U S AND JAPAN.
    52 5 Reuter. Washington, Aag 15,— The Stste Department has reoeived the Japa. nese reply to the American note regarding the landing on the lile of Sakhalien. It ia believed the reply at some length discasses Japan's polioy in Siberia. Both notes will be published daring the current
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    RAID IN CORK.
    34 5 Reuter. Londoo, Aag 13.—The military raided Cork oily hall yesterday evening daring a sitting ot a SlnuFein court. Eleven people wer* arrested inolading the Lord Mayor The Lord Msyor is hauger-itrik-ing.—Reater.
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    The "Stephan."
    61 5 Sunk In 1 Sqoa'l. (From Om Own rrrraifsaiaaSJ Penang, Aug 16.—The s s Stephsn was sunk between Pensng and Langsa. She was s small twinsorew woodburning vessel, owned by a Penang Chinese kongsi, with a Malay skip, per. Incoming masters of steamers report a sqaall on Thursday, and
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    Macphail and Co's Report
    117 5 Singapore, Aug 17. Silver 59; Rubber.—lne market is firm and still rising. August Sid. Sheet trsnsaoted around 79 oents, Bepteo> ber 80 oents with Oc /D-cr at 86 ots. Bhares.—Brighter with buying enqniries for United Malaccas at $2 275, Changkats at $7 90, Jimahi at $2
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    Home Market Quotations.
    87 5 Sago floor ii quoted at 23/. Tin ii quoted at £286.12.6 in London. Tapioca is quoted at 23/6 for fair flake. Gambier ia quoted at 58/- in Loud on. On the Liverpool market ootton, middling A merioan, ia at 28.24. Black pepper ii quoted at 6£d and
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    20 5 Mr F K Wilson has been appointed an Assistant District Jadgand Mr H A A Day, a poiioe magistrate, Singapore.
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    Sport.
    526 5 FOOTBALL S F A Cop-Tie Match. Stafford's to Play in the FinalBY REYNARD." One of tbe two semi-final matches in the fight for the 8 F A Cap was played on the 8 C 0 ground yesterday wh n the Btaftords defeated Polo Brani and thus qualified for tbe
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    267 5 L L T C Tooroameot. Yesterday's nay. C H AM PIONBH FT*. Mrs C.nut;; beat Mrs Hall. 6—3, 6-1. Ladies' Singles, Mrs Cringle sor bnat Mrs S Gjorge Johnston pins 15, wo. Mrs Mbxwmll pins 15 beat Mrs W.utiart owe 4, 6—l, 6—l. Mrs Shore owe 30 beat
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    ATHLETICS.
    458 5 Victoria Bridge School Sports Favourable weather and a large attendance, combined to make the «ixth annual a-b nic sport B of tbe Vie :oria Bridge School on B*'arda a great suooess. Tbe programme mo aded a long list of cv«. ts whict were all keenly oontested for and many
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    BALLOON RACES.
    39 5 Reuter. New York, \ug 12 Eleven have entered for the international balloon races of Sept 11 and Oct 23 which are being held at Chicago instead of at Indianapolis owing to inability to secure the necessary gas.—Reater.
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    GOLF.
    29 5 Serembao Competition. The following are tbe Seremban Golf Clnb semi-final matches for the Sproale Cap Brodie and Kitching v Timson and Kinloch. Browne and Wilson Hill and Magill.
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    32 5 An extraordinary general meeting of members of the Sung*»i Ujong Club is to take place on Saturday, \ug 28, to oonsider the proposed t r.ns for the exchange of sites with Government.
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      244 5 GENUINE HAWAIIAN UKULELES The instrument that has a quaint charm of its own. Easily mastered and can be self-taught. Two models in stock. Price S3O and $33, Ukulele Tutor $2.50. Book of Ukulele Solos $3. THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkong.) a—a—awaw— The Patent Patchquick Co., 26-3, Orchard
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    Cinema Chat.
    124 6 The Gaiety programme to-night will inolude tbe William Hart five, reel feature The Cold Deck in the first show, and the commencement of the serifs "Do Children Count betides the big slx-reeler, The Bluebird" in the later one. mm By special request the Liberty Hall will present Monroe
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    Latest Shipping Arrivals.
    51 6 B*n Ho: g Liong from Bassein 17-8 twHbat f esii r Nw*tlr*k 17 6 Heb from P Isisiswdiasfl 17-8 BlaaasiafrtHH S'ngk-»w»ng 17-8 R S Baro-» trom LU>v;~ 16 8 Pe*»k i'cw P-rftng 17-8 at pa from MaKcra If 8. BWba't Hinfrcui 17-8 Va» conver Warn U nrn
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    ROMAN CATHOLIC PROTEST.
    59 6 Reuter. London. Aug 12.—Ten Australasian archbishops and bishops, just returned to England from Rome, have published a protest against the treatment of Aichbishop Mannix as an insult to him and an indignity to all catholics in Australasia. They deolare they are in a position to deny the
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    AMERICAN HEAT WAVE.
    36 6 Reuter. New York, Ang 11.—The Eastern States are sweltering in a heat-wave, the thermometer being over 100 degrees. Out-door work has been suspended in many places, and numerous cotton mills have closed. —Reuter.
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    FRANCE AND BELGIUM.
    43 6 Reuter. London, Aug 12 —The FrsnooB ijc'un mdi ary chiefs hive signed an agre» tner t se'tiirg tbe general Urns e# d fensive alliance of tbe two cooxtrb■ Politic I snd mm iomic questions remain to by c >nsn! red.—Reuter.
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    26 6 Reuter. Washington. Untitled 12 —Untitled Admiral Alv-rt Nibi-ck has been arpointed M«l attache «o the Un if ed B'rhs E nbas«y ir. L ndon. Ueu er.
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    SEAMEN'S CONFERENCE.
    76 6 Reuter. Boussels, Aog 12.—The interAllied Seamen's Conference has adopted the Belgian delegation's motion in favour of a general strike of seamen with the objeot of obtaining an eight hour day, and a forty-sight hour week, with the French group's amendment in favour of submitting the question to a
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    OIL FROM MESPOT.
    66 6 Reuter. London, Aug 13.—interviewed by the Daily Mail." the oil controller, Mr Cadman, indicated that there would be no nationalisation of Mesopotamian oilfields, whioh would be worked by the British competitive concerns paying royalties ear-marked for the benefit of Mesopotamia. According to present plans the oil would
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    THE LAST JOURNEY.
    71 6 Reuter. ■MM London, Aug 12—The Belgian j steamer Groeningen, chartered by the United States Government, has arrived in Glasgow to receive tbe bodies of American soldie.-s buried in Scotland in wartime for reburial in their native places. Many have been exhumed in various parts of the west
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    HONOUR FOR GORGAS.
    56 6 Reuter. New York, Aug 13.—The remains of Surgeon-General Gorgas from England were landed and received by a military guard of honour. The General's youngest brother draped the coffin with the American ii ig after which it was borne from tbe landing-stage through a lane of Army Welfare
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    DANISH ELECTIONS.
    35 6 Reuter. Copenhagen, Aug 11.—The St nate el. otion results are Conservatives, 14; Ridicde, 8. Socialden;' ci vp, 19; Liberals, 31; compared with 18, 12, 11 and 27 respectively in the previous S?nate, Reuter.
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    DEATH OF W.WIN4NS.
    43 6 Reuter. London, Aug 12.—The American sportsman, breeder and millionaire, Mr Walter Wlnaos was driving it. a race in Essex when he suddenly oollapsed and fell oft his sulky before the horse could be stopped. He was pioked up dead.—H nter
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    70 6 Reuter. Paris, Aug 12—The famous Foreign L a wion Is b*>ing reinforcnd and its se>pM o insid rably widened by the formation of regimen's of fort-ign otvalry, artillery and a foreign englneers'battalion.—Renter. New York, Aug 12.—According to present plans the surrendered German warships will bo sent out into lb Atlantic
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    Huge Bombay Fire.
    240 6 Cloth Market Gutted. Bombay, July 23.—Damage whioh can only be at present vaguely estimated at between £10,000,000 and £20,000,000 was oansed last nigbt by a huge fire which gutted the oloth market in the native quarter of Bombay, and at the time of wiring is still bnrning.
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    50 6 Mr W Pryde, the Kuala Lumpur judge, iv giving hia decision in a recent caae, said My experience of this coentry for more than 16 years bas led me to tbe belief that the Malays es a class are perhaps the most honest of all Asiatic witnesses in thi country.
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    LAMBETH CONFERENCE.
    271 7 Appeal for United Chnrch. Reuter. London, Aug 11. —The Lambeth Conference, which aat in private throoghoQt, hae now issued vo In m in on 8 report of iti proceeding* The report ihows that eighty re8Motions were.adopted dealing witb religiong and social problem! the most important of which are
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    DEARER BREAD.
    95 7 Reuter. LondoD, Aug It, —In the House of Common-. Mr Chamberlain announced th» O ivHrnment had dtoided in tb»- inurtst* of national economy and wuh a view to hastening the return to normal trade conditions, to end the bread subsidy before the beginning of snother financial year. The
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    53 7 Reuter. Lisbon, Aug 12.—The Chamber of D patiea has adoptwJ a domeatio loan of sixty thousand oontot to meet the immediate needs of the T> easury.—Reater. Baence Aires, Aag 12. —Id consequence of the speculation in sugar the GoTeroment ii aeeking power to expropriate two hundred thousand tons for distribution
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      656 7 DOLLAR LINE. Regular Sailings From SINGAPORE to NEW YORK via NORTH OHINA and PANAMA CANAL. Tons Arriving Melville D >llar displacement 10,000 Snd Half Sept Harold Dollar displacement 10,000 Ist Half Oct These vessels will also accept cargo for Vancouver provided sufficient inducement offers. Through Bills of Lading issued from
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      105 7 SEANG LINE OF STEAMERS. RANGOON and CHINA RUN. .8. Qlbnoqls »,7V) Too*. 8.8. SBAJtO BBS 6,799 Took. 8.0. 8 ban a Choon 6,771 Tow. For freight or passage, apply GIONG HOE Co Agetita Why suffer the ouraen ot TOOTH-ACHE vhieh can be relieved almost immediately by consulting K. TSUTADA JAPANESE
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      440 7 O. S. K. Tbe Osaka Shosei Kalsba, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan) No. 2 Do Souza Street PwpoiBiJ Sailings from Singapore. (Subject to change without notice) European Line, POET 8AID. LONDON, ANTWERP, ROTTERDAM AND HAMBURG. Alps Mara mid Sept Atlas Mara end Sept Argun Mara mid Oct Mew York Line. (via
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      539 8 WANTED. WANTED.—Shorthand Typist with previous office experience required for Singapore Office. Apply Box 26? c/o Malaya Tribune. 9 8 no 2GODOWN WANTED—Wanted a 1 arge godown for i m ports. Reply with full partic'arh. Apply Sox ?63 c/o Malay* Trib *ne. 11 8 18 8 WANTED.- JuDior Clerk, with seventh
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      508 8 NOTICES. NOTICE We have this day established ourselves aa Rubber Merohante and Commission Agent* under the name and style of Wee Kay Hin A Co, Chop Bog Bee, at No. 45 Pekin Street. We beg 11 notify the public that we shall not hold ourselves responsible for any contract or
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      279 8 INSURANCE. The Overseas Assurance Corporation, Ltd. (laowpantad ia fcfca Stiaita SstsWanmta.) Board of Dituktom i Hon. Dr. Lim Boon Keng. 0.8.8 Chairman, lim Nee Boon E»q Tan 800 Gaan Bag Ong Boos Tat Bag 8 Q Wong Ban Lim Cbwce Ghlaa Bag Tan Ban Kiam Bag Cham Poh Biang Bag
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      473 8 BANKS. Banque Industrielle De Chine. (Incorported in France.) Authorised Capital Frs. 250,000,000 Subscribed M 150,000,000 Paid-up 73/»o,ooo (1/3 of the Capital subscribed by the Government of the Chinese Republic) Chairman of the Board of Directors: Andre Berthelot. General Manager: A. J. Pernotte. HEAD OFFICE: 74 Rue Saint Lazare, Paris. BRANCHES:
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      514 8 BANKS. Mi Ii Hin Hit, Limited. Head Office Singapore, Raffles Chambers 4,6 46. Branches: Penang, 85 Beach Street. Malacca 131 Jonker Street. Muar, 77/79 Jalan Suleiman. Bate Pah at, 109 Jalan Rah a mat. Agencies at London, New York, San Francisco, Shanghai, Hongkong, Amoy, Batavia, Soura bay a, Semarang, Palembang
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      566 8 v BANKS. CHARTERED RANI OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid ap Capital in 100,000 Shares of £20 each £2,000,000 Reserve Fend £3 000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £2,000,000 BANKERS. Bank of England, London Joint City and Midlaad Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's
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