The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 5 June 1919

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1 10 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. P EN CENTS SINGAPOKE, THURSDAY, JUNE 5 1919. NO. 9,688 1
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    335 1 I Germany has sent in her counter proposals, so it is unofficially reported from Berlin. They agree to some of the decisions relating to the east front, quibble over some, and flatly refuse to agree to others— Page 5 The Esthonians have made euch progress that Allied
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    GOOD TASTE IN LITEUATURE.
    1173 1 r At) noun proavi Plantinos et nuraero* efl Laudavere sales I uimium patienten utrumque, Ne dicam Btulte mirati. 1 Horace Ars Poetica', 270—2. t i MOUERNIHED. I 'In former time? this tasteless silly town F,Too fondly praib'd Tom D'Urfey and Tom 'j Biown' The present age
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      116 1 RAFFLES HOTEL. IMaMI i^ HMMIH largest and most successful Hotel on the Island. FACING THE SEA. suites of Rooms and spacious lounges, veranda and beautiful grounds. AFTERNOON TEAS. Every Thursday, Music in attendance. Cinema on the Lawn from 6 15 p.m. cuisine. Guest night every Saturday, dinner followed by Cinema.
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      327 1 The Antigr-ph Filing System INSTAL THE ANTIGRAPH FILING SYSTEM And you will be abls tofiay your hands on any paper the moment you want it. This system has tho endorsement of the leading London business housas. They would not praise it if it d»d not save time. Would you like
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      95 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS WUbio the Law," at Victoria Theatre to night Page 4. The new lisc of licences are now oc view Page 3. Auctions comprise household furniture, pieno, typewriters, motorcar, etc Page 8. Hudson hos the latent in Bong and dance music P,>ge 10. Hall's Disterap^, new etockß expectod by
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      108 1 THE WEEK Thursday sth i High Water— '2-24 a.m., 3-48 p ru. Moon First Quarter Rnrasian Mai?s Mtg 8c Ai dr. wi Hal!, 8.30 p.m. Howltt hlllipfl o Within Thj Law, 9.15 pm. frtUl 6th B'?r Wv lA i a ,4.41 p<lUi j EdaJjee Khory Lodge, 8.30 p m. Howits
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    MORE SHELLS FOR THE SEA.
    266 2 How We Ere 'Cutting Our Loss In One of the greatest problem! confront iug the Ministry of Supply at present is tl: 3 conversion of trillion? of pcur ds worth of shells. The Nfttioual Shell Filling Factory at Hereford is busy changing expensive febcile iuto
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    BATAVIA TERCENTENARY.
    183 2 The Celebrations In Java rß.Uavia, May 80th. To- day in com roemoration of the three hundredth hirthday of Batavia, the Governor General, amidst enormous enthusiasm, in the morniDg, laid a wreath at the foot of the -t iue of Jan Pieterezoon Coen, the f uinder of Batavia. He
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    77 2 The retirement ia announced of Mr Jubu Walsh, the manager of the book and periodical department of Mesere Spottiswoode, Ballantyna, end Co, Limited, London, tho well known printeis. Mr Wtlib wbi apprenticed to tbnt business, fchen known an Spottiswoode and Shaw, on January 1, 1852, and has remained continuously in
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      251 2 VttfOttA THEATRE THE 1 0 W I T T PHILLIPS SEASON Friday June 6th George Bernard Sbawe Masterpiece "PYGMALION" Saturday June 7th The ißolllcklng Comedy "The Glad Eye Pr.'ces as Ueual Booking at Moutrie's. REAL HAND MADE MANILA EMBROIDERY AND LINGERIE *&m&mik house 196 OBIUMBD ROAD f rl c. VERY
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      551 2 SOMETHING SPECI \L AT THE PALLADIUM TO-NIGH T I AT 9-3O TO-NIGHT William Fox Presents *a- TOM MIX IN "SIX SHOOTER ANDY" A Thrilling Story of the Gold Rush in Nevada. WITH FULL PROGRAMME OF Select Comedies, Pictorial News, and the Latest Pathe Gazette. In the First Show Commencing at
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      462 2 From Saturday, May 31, tc Thursday jITT^ SOMETHING lISGAPURE HAS Not EEN FOR OT OME TIME A MAMMOTH PICTURE IN T£N REELS ALHAMBRt The Hall for Music and Features. Beach Road Second Show, Commencing 9 p m I WILLIAM FOX STANDARD PRODUCTION OR SUPER FEaT HiS FOUR BRILL HNT STARS
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      556 3 '0[ D BHK fl jim ii trails iii fhlna, MIA*. f itid ii *M !iad *J So il rtlrtir> oCiPITAL i1,200.0P0 |D FUND £a,100.00C |||B utbliuy nf ProprJetora CI.tOO.OM (l<l h£au orrici is*. IKB AMD CHAMCHHa. obi i'enajl ■> l Rangoon -.it* SaJgon £e»erab»« i :<3 Sfcsughal •-pv« Bontabaya a
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      729 3 SINGAPORE SPORTING f.LUB SPRING RACE MEtTING 1919 Tuesday, Thursday and Satu-day. Jane 10th 12. h and 14tb. 3 acts of admlHPiou to the non members portion of the Grand Bund c*n now be haS i *t Messrs John Litt'e and Co. j Daily Tickets $2 Season Tleketi $5 th« a
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      815 3 I DANDIES OF THS MINE. To Work In Tweeds, and Home Well Washed. A new type of miner ie being evolved at Atherton, Lancashire, through the grow- j ing popularity of the baths at Meesra I Fletcher, Borrows, and Company's col lieries. At first only 10 per cent of the
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      708 3 WANTED WANTED First-class Chinese Btenograj phers wanted immediately lor British firm in 'Java. Good salary aid excellent prospects ;to right men. Apply Box No. 38 c/o bitgapore j Free Press. _^5 up Experienced stenographer wanted immediately. Must have thorough knowledge of English, understand punctuation and be neat and accurate. Good
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      820 3 IMPOBUANT TANGLIN AUCTION SA! OF Valuable, Attractive and well kept Wax Pelf shed, Walnut and Mahogany Stained Teak Artistically Designed Furniture, Cottage Piano, Columbia Cabinet Gramophone, Tennis tear, Wants etc To be held at 'Mount Elizabeth House" No l Mount Elizabeth Road (off Orchard Road) On Saturday, 7th June, 1919
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      BIRTHS.
      36 4 Gfiffin.— At the European Hospital Koala Lumpor on May 28th, to Mr. and Mrf W. A.. Griffin, 9. daughter. On Jane 4th a» 13 FortCarcicg Koad, to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pfcillips, a daughter.
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      MARRIAGE.
      57 4 DANlELS— Gr^h^m —On April 53rd, at fit. I Fartho on ew's Cbcicb, Lonrtor. E r. by the Rev. R W. Ferrhr, Fefcy John Charles Daniels, Lieut., the; Bedfordshire Regfc., elder son of John j bomafl Daniels of GoO aiming, to Eliza if th Hutchieeon Graham, daughter i of the
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    6 4 Yen. F. O. and Mrs. SWINDELL.
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    The Singapore Free Press Thursday, June 5, 1919.
    1039 4 The cable delay question has caused much irritation in the Far East, where merchants have found it impossible to carry on business normally, because they are out of touch with their markets, selling and buying. Many firms have resorted to the M
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    175 4 2nd Lieutenant J R Crown has returned to Peoang from Mesopotamia. A great coooa combine ia announced,' namely of Cadbury's and Fry's Mr A R Thornton, cf Messrs Wreford! and Thornton, has returned to Penang on' demobilisation. Mr k J Fergußou, of tbe Indo-Malay Company, wbo hai not been too
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    FRENCH CONSULAR CABLES.
    50 4 [By Courtesy of thi: Fhknch Consul Par!?, May 30 th H. 31 pm. Tbe translation of tbe Gorman counter, proposals wua ended this mornmp. The: Council of Four will be^in to examine! them in Ihfl Efterncon. Tne FinniFh troops r.ro IhB3 thiu twen y miles from P-jtrograJ.
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    OUR FOREIGN TRADE.
    162 4 The summary of foreign Import! Mid] exports of tbo S*rnit3 Settlements ani L{f!ii>h MtUyMfor 1«18 is now pub'.jpbei. Total ifltpoctl w.fo valued at £)9,f67, 147 (*sf 6/ 89 835) at ti(><\in&t Jei4.586.C77 (8467 880 660) for the ft 1917. Total experts were J£>57,447,918 ($678 124,965) us igaiutt
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    MORE RICE PROFITEERS.
    127 4 At tha instance of Inspector O'Neill, three bud caees of rice profiteering were dealt with in tb9 Senior Magistrate's Court yesterday, and exemplary Une6 were imposed on each of the offenders by Mr LaDghara Carter. For selliuglBo bags of Rangoon rIM at 8316 per koyan in excess
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    FORESHORE RIGHTS.
    446 4 INTERESTING JUDGMENT. An important judgment relative to the matter of foreshore rights was delivered in the Supreme Court yesterday morning by Mr Justice Woodward. Tbe case itself was heard a week or two ago ani arose out of the acquisition by the Govercment of certain lands at Kampocg
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    PENANG NEWS.
    59 4 From Ow Own Corrupondeni Penang, June 4. At a special meeting of the Chamber of Commerce held to day, Mr A F Goodrich wae nominated as a member beingproposed by the chairman and seconded by Mr Low. Mr Henderson was elected represent ative of the Chamber in Council
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    THE HOWITT PHILLIPS COMPANY.
    439 4 TkU 9Vai I'h by ■odcn p| I i i feurrcn fleconil plac« trai;:, I, J la thu Ihlri acid iv iiu upon the This of h Ihrovsh tbi probably its ten I mefa in >> etory uf tbo ol nar. ful to w ir.'g Wt>re b
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    TWO THOUSAND WIVES
    74 4 Mr H MJBPhi tbe Royal Geographical n>c journey male by him in a UUII kuown region cf Arabia IWtlft moutbe neo. Relating > what he told b»i Rn urea kMIDU the be fe aid tbataccr.Jil'f NJ» Kioff. "florjtM converted hU el patHdi.e bodyguard of stable of two
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      166 4 •«y r H^fr fek. I^^^^ H .^^^k tek'" X Indian Tea Company's Tea Finest Assam Souchong 2 lb Pkt $1 50 Finest Assam Special Blend 2,, 1.33 Finest Orange Pekoe 2 2.40 5 O'clock Special 1 85 The following tea can be delivered free of all charge to any address
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      32 4 VICTORIA THEATRE i To-night at 9.15 THE HOWirr PHILLIPS Co. PRESENT THE THBILLINO DETECTIVE Pi.^y! 11 WITHIN THE LAW TO-MOSEOW Gcorgo Bernard Bhaw'a Ma^tei piece "PYGMALION" For Further Particulars See Page 2.
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    PEAGE PROSPECTS
    199 5 ERMANVS COUNTER j G PROPOSALS I At a tit pleuary f rllt ,o roorrow the Ai-t«iun peace l submitted io tbe Allied till tt** l tai iw are handing a rcp!y to tomorrow, onaiuing of 18C Anglo h\e teta transit i I 1 ..luio ha« aaifl potltloß cf
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    NEWS FROM PARIS
    232 5 viv 18. The French Govern .•i to levy cew taxes amounting us and to fljat a loan of idi cf fraucs. lbs prcject to be submitted by M i. a: tbe eessioui of the Chamber of jtpoties tbe Senate above it ie intended to taxoo consuinpUon of
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    American Navy
    80 5 ■MM 1*1111 M><y 27--M l^niels TT naval committee of the Hou?e to übandon the addiAuction of ten battleships and t8r P° ed 86Veral month 9 a 'fi*fn"nflV Partln€litinord£r tO fihOW a»tiou* which it initiated. Mr *tb J condi^ns bad changed feioce raber The Toited States must »:nld J.
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    Labour in Canada
    63 5 iw !f *J* M -In the House of Com )fden made a etatemeat on c t,lad.». He pointed oal ■«M»0B wn at present in'»ons and meanwhile the H determined that law and maintained. Public ser- dislocated under candi )f«i" tl Winnipeg. Poatal #°y* ma.t ofitry on or
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    23 5 r o«n Homfl brought dpwb of i?*° B oi L Ch 80lh from bronchial N0i1.,.; 1 F C Harri«on, late Madron Rubber Bst»tf
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    AIRMEN'S GLORY
    282 5 THE ATLANTIC CROSSED N C 4's Feat Ponta Delgada, May CommaDder Reed of the N C 4 Blurted in cloudless iky- He decideo to remain at Liibon overnight and to proceed to Plymouth on Wednesday morning The course from the Azores to Portugal was marked by fourteen destroyers.
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    THE CHINA STATION
    179 5 New Commander London, May 29 —The Times uuderstands that Rear Admiral Q P W Hope has been selected Commander in chief of the China Station. [George Prico Webley Hope, R N C B 1916; AD C; Commanding H M S Queen Elizabeth since Oct 1914 2nd s
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    Silver and Cricket
    304 5 London. May 29. Montague's repor' shows inclination in prices generally to go upward aod quotations for caeh and bimester delivery are identical buyers for latter well in evidence. At lower level about 61d sellers are less inclined to operate, preferring to await more favour able rates. Shanghai
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    19 5 Mr Lindday Years has been appointed manager of the Government Plantation at Pondok Tandjong, Perak, where he arriTod hae.
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    RECONQUEST OF RUSSIA
    245 5 ALLIES HELP IN NORTH Lenin Loses Paris, May 5 B—lt is authoritatively declared that news from Russia in lichee the influence of Lenin has completely ended and there will practically be no opposition to the capture of the city Petrograd.) South Russia London, May 28 —The War
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    BOLSHEVIST LEGISLATION
    104 5 Capetown, May 28— A bill extending the operations of the Public Welfare Acts contains important amendments directed against Bolshevism, ib prohibits the pub lication of any matter or the membership in any associations which ere advocating violence against law at d order to effect changes in the political,
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    AFGHAN NEWS
    367 5 Simla, May 81.— Thai Is quiet the enemy still occupy the adjacent hills. Aeroplanes severely damaged the enemy Gamp at Yusuf Khel, four miles above Thai. There is nothing fresh at Miranshah, where the presence of oar troops is having a quieting influence on the Waziris and Mahsuds.
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    39 5 «c» Temp Capt W D Magill, General Lilt, is gaaetted under special appointment! aa Co Comdt, Officer Cadet Battalion Lieut A B Rambaut, 7th Northumberland Fusiliers T F) is gazetted as relinquishing hie class II "t-peciul appointment/ (M M).
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    THE KLOET DISASTER.
    360 5 j Hague, May 28. —The Ministry for the Colonies ia forming a Committee whereof i Princs Henry i* Honorary President, for sending relief to the sufferers by the recent volcanic eruption in Java. A telegram received by the Consul General for the Netherlands from Hie i Excellency
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    RELIEF FUND.
    103 5 Previoou'.y acknowledged 95.015 Singapore Robber Works 100 J W van de S tad ft 60 H T van det Linde 25 J Pauw io F Chanvanz io G Meunier io L Dekker in E Tledeman jo Bells Asbestos Eastern Agency so M Nathans 25 Patik binte Hassan 10
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  • COrrespondence.
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      HANDICAPPING
      255 5 To tbk Editor Id fairness to the Handicapper I should like to point out that before handicapping Idla Oirl he had a complete list of her 14.2 performances eigned by the Secretary Associated Raoing Clubs, Sydney, so knew exactly what be was doing and was not going on the
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    31 5 Tbe Straits Echo bears that Mr Brunei Norman, formerly of Penan g, who has made such a success of tbe Sereraban Government Rest House, contemplate! a change in the Dear future.
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      272 5 NEW STOCKS OF 7HESE I Dainty I Handker- I LI IE chiefs I HANDKERCHIEFS I JVST DELIVERED To be had ia a great variety of fas colored I Borders and Checks, also Plain I White with fancy White Borders I ROBINSON Co. I The Old Way— or the New I
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      429 6 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) ONDKR MAIL CONTRACT WITH THI IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. (Subject to alterations without notice) ■DROPEAN LINE, (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly service rf or (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, London KAOA. MARU th une YOKOHAMA MARU *Otta Jone "TAMBA MARU Ju! y 11ROPEAN LINE, (Via Suez Canal)
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      667 6 Koninklyke Paketvaart Maatschappi] (Incorporated In Holland.) ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION 00. OF BATAVIA telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Marine Supt. Transhipment Dept. 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Sinokel Tanjong-Mengeidar. Tanjong-Leldong, Berombang, Paneh. Asahan and Belawan-Dell Jane 6 De Haan Bandjermasin,
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      639 6 Apcab JLi (Oompanles Incorpotatod i o Englanfl Mail and Passenger Skrvic. PEKIK3ULAH AND OBIENTAL I N r (Under Contract with His Majestyi a O 7 O ,n m The Company's MAIL SBRVICE3 BAST OF BOMm. penaed. uumba? are at INTERMEDIATE SERVICE from london I »mumum*» DUE faISOAPOBE U .^^K, I
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      391 7 j Benger*s Food Ltd., J that In consequence of GOVERNMENT H iced upon EXPORTS, they tre unable to keep their N i ed at present. Immed ateJy these H 1 :i( 1 WUI bo made to send out H I Lv meet all demand. nJ i "BV^^i id Red Cro«
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      136 7 DUNLOP TYRES iV?3 MB| waX BS^rW r I tyre Industry in 1 885 in other words having ty\ made the first Pneum- atic Tyre 35 years ago, it s< ems but suitable that we should be making the first tyre 111 j to-day: First in breadth of acceptance, .i^ I
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      384 7 The Difference in this Baby from the USUaI bottle-fed baby is his (inn fifth. EEE stron^ bone aml happy intelligent expression =¥F dtf tl t l s s because he has been reared on Glaxo. babies. Glaxo contains only those things which build up^rm fl and strong bone, muscle and
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    Market Price List.
    450 8 Singapore, June, 2nd, 1919. Beans, Long per catty 19 do. French do 28 Beef per lb. 2* Beef Steak do ao Bean Sprouts per catty M 7 Bamboo Sprout? do 12 Blachan do .-18 Brinjala do 10 Cabbage, Batavla ilo nil do. China do fit) l do.
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      297 8 I 3 EX-STORES H SINGAPORE HI I X A 3 in un BOXES ./ilk s^" r B 1 B I fA a fIPHk BP^ torn 4 4 ki II I aim I u^ El f 9 Ev l« c hk THE IMPROVED nILLuIUL 8 fILUU. 7"#/E MOST POPULAR PRESS ON
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      86 8 DYSENTERY AND I DIARRHOEA BROWN'S SPEStFIC. To fen h/ia ft; Sho 3IKJAPOBM DiaPßi-a-Bf amd ofl MIBB BKOWH, Otasßflalb, X' ye» Valley ac*a, Biagftpote, I i 4 MASSAGE HALL No. 939, Bencoolen Street. Open dally 6 a. m.— 9 p. m. Telephone No. 1467. Massage and Manicure BY Mr. Fujita, Mrs.
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      132 8 I CANNED FRU'TS Mb I There are many varieties and m an LIBBY'S SPECIAI EXTRA have no equal I IMPORTERS IJ. TRAVER SOiNS LTD* (INCORPORATED IN FNGL INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST! motor trucks must stand hard scrvin to be profitable to their owners WHITE i STAND FOli I DEPENDABLE I
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 9 (Cobbbothd Up TO June 4) Bank 4ms 4 h 1* a J 2 4$ Private orodi*3 Bms 2 11 16 New York deruiud 64^ i, privato 90 day% Ceil Franco doraaud Bruit 810 India, T. T. hr Honqkono, dcruaud ISfiPcaa Yokooama, demati_ Jo4^ Java, dum:ind 185 J Banokok demand
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    PRODUCE.
    144 9 JrJO9 4 Tin (Bayju) $112 50 Gambit r 35 CO Gambler Cr.bn No. 1 21. CC Peppei Black ordic. S'pote El CO Pepper. (White fair) 5 P6O T^pioc':, imtll pearl yU'.it qrality! 16 6C do do flake do 16. P0 do madincn pearl do ls.^f' Pearl SaKd ec;..!! Oopra
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    46 9 Time balls on Fort Canning and Moam Faber drop dally itlpm., Kingapore BtandarC time, coriespcoding to fi a.m. Greenwich rxean time. The tlnaegun is flrt d at la o'clock noon, indicating ingapore standard time, oct overy day excepting Sunday, when it is flretf at one o'clock,
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    VESSELS ARRIVED.
    303 9 Gr.nffrs If to, Jap 2734, from KoLo 0, for Colombo 4. O S K. Barno Mnu, J^p 282J, from Koba 8, for Colombo 6, O S K. Van der Hiigfn, Dal 1911, frcm Mtnado 3, Soerub.-a 5. X I' M. N Jiangan, But til, ticm lielawan 8, fcr
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
    154 9 l'-r Mibbima Maru from London 0 Dr uiiil Mrs D C Clark C »pt and Mrg C F Nicholas. Mrs B A Millar, Mr T T Worly, Mr D B Worley, Me and Mrs O S Cameron, Mr C Coleman, Mr A H Breaford, Mr M Bergsmi, Mrs
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    VESSELS AT WHARVES.
    122 9 Tanjono Paoar. Eaat Wbatf No. 1 Hri Muar, Ban Whall His. East Wharf 8 Flaitlepool, Janus, Tata. Sheers Wharf 1 Dry Docks "Nil. Maiu Wharf 4 WachuHHCttfl Kirin Maru. do fi Ml. do 6 Burma Mara. Empire Dock 7 Ganges Maru, Hawaii Mam. We -t Wharf 6
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    MAILS FOR EUROPE.
    50 9 Loft Singapore Due la London Arrived Apr 3rd A May 10 Apr Bth B 10 Apr 16th C is Apr 23rd D t4 Apr 38th M ay '2nd A May 6th B May 17lh O May JCth D May 29th Q June 3rd A June Stb B
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      383 9 r f -i.-*--— i i i» «Ha^HaßM__N__________M____> ja- HHBBr ■■aaßsaaaaaaaUßßlßaß Assurance in force over $9,000,000 AT EASTERN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, UUTED. INCORPOEA**D IN STRAITS SETTL.2MEKT3) HUD OFFICE: Winchester Hoose, Singapore. LONDO N OFRCE: 52, Old Jewry. E.C. PL A ii^O__AS_DH_NCE MONEY TO LOAN. AGENTS: WANTED For all p ;rtioQlarB, apply
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      257 9 BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED. (Incorporated by Bpecml Imfhriajc, Charter in Japam.) Capital Subscribed Y. 30,000,000 Capital Paid Up V 25,000 000. Reserved Funds Y. 6,530,000 Preslfltnt Tetfiutaro Bafcarai, Ehq. Vice ProhiJoLt Koioro Nakagawa, Em. DIRECTORS. Iyetoibl Bada. Eaq. Kyoroku Yamariarl, Eaq, Shlngo aiiaaml, Esq. HEAD OFFICE :-TA!PEH, FORMOSA (Taiwan). BRANCHES
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      408 9 NORTH BRITISH ANO MERCANTILE INSURANCE COMPANY (Incorporated in Great Biltain). TOTAL FUNDS exceed TWENTY-THREE MILLIONS Bterllng. ANNUAL REVENUE exceeds FIVE MILLIONS Sterling FIRE oimpio Contracts, Latest Conceßsluka. MARINE Marine and Transport Insnr -ncoß of Ail Kind* at current rates. MOTOR CAR Policies issued by this 1 Company cover Accidental Damage,
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      496 9 THE HO HONG BANK, LIMITED. (hicorporated in the Straits Settlements) Head Office Singapore, Rafflos Chambers 5 3 Branches Penantf— 85 Beach Street. Malacca— 131 Jonker Street. Muar-77/79 Jalan Snleiman. Baru Pahat-iC9 JaUn Rahamat. AGENCirs AT London, New York, San Francisco, Bemarang, Palenibang. and Trace. CAPITAL. AatfcorlBed 8,003,0-0 lB9ue<3 8.C03.C00 Pald
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      252 9 TBE CODING MONTHLY. The avoid disappointment," BOOK yonr number withou* DEL^Y. I EVERY page REPLETE vl with iNTEKKbT. <&(. TOl IGB of the HOUR fully iU dealt with. The following being a full JgKti list of CONTENTS TBjjtK ,*S Colonel May Greets Her Tfco hood Shortage. War Pictures la Singa-
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      173 9 MAIL TABLB. isiotnoftaio f ».-> d !u:l bb!ow t 5 Total!*, Mulasr,., r.-;... (by Train) 8 p ru. Kota Tlnggl and btniom to Koal* Lumpur at 6 a.m. Jchcro 8, B.SC j r ',4^l »m. Cu?ob Heck T^w ft. Bo am Scratow ttc Ilocg lito 8.80 am Miri, Labuan, etc
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    INCURABLE INVALID'S DEATH.
    418 10 INCURABLE INVALID'S DE ATH. Doctors and The Right to Kill At Marylebone an inquiry was opened j concerning tbe dcatb cf Mr Sydney Albert Phillip*, aged 82, tha younger eon of Mr P Phillips, head of the wellknuvtn tobacco'] firm of Messrs Godfrey Phillips, who was found bbot through tbe
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    BRITISH CARS FOR MALAYA.
    259 10 Major R E QoJ4m4, who is making an overec-ae (our on behalf ol the A&sociaticn of British Motjr »rid Allied Manufacturers, Ltd in conjunction with the British Government iOvbtteai Trade Djpartmeut) ie in Peuang He bae vieited Ceylon, and the Dutch Indies arid prcceeds to Australia
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    FORTY PEERAGES EXTINGT.
    228 10 Sacrifices In tbe war. Principal Griffith Jouee, Chairmao of the Congregational Uuioo, relating at Bradford his recen; vieit to America, said he had been improved by the extraor dinary iuioteat which the people d Am erica now took in England. He added thai M cue meeting he
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    DANZIG AND THE FUTURE OF POLAND.
    614 10 In the prob!em of the restcrution of Poland one of the most important points to be settled id the future status of Danzig M, in Polish, Odantk. Poland claims the Baltic poet as her only outlet to the sea, c without which her commercial
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    BREAD AND SWEET POTATO RATIONS.
    186 10 A Good Start. The Deputy Controller of Labour, Mr Oilman, at the cooiy depot at Sangei Piuantf has introduced part bread and ewe et potato rations for the coolies stationed there. Roughly, the ration is, 50 per cent tica ration, 8 ounces bread, and 2
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    87 10 t The net profit of s&remban Tin for the I year ended September 80, 1918, wa& £1,412, making with the balance brought forward X 7,83«. A dividend of Is per enure, absorbing i>l,2Co, was paid in Nov, 1917, leaving £9,668. The usual meeting of the Rent Aegean orient Board was
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    EARLY DAYS OP THE WAR
    618 10 Revelations and Accusations by Lord French v fl London, April 29th. p The Daily Telegraph publiebea the j opening chapter of Field Marshal French's a Dook giving a plait, unvarnished and soldierlike narrative of the events at the b beginning of the war. w Lord
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    WOMEN BAR-LOAFBRS.
    136 10 Three Women for one Man. Nowadays," writes a publican to a Home paper, "the men being forbidden to buy drinks for anyone but themselves, the women have become quite accustomed to giving their own orders. Whereas in the old days I had very few women in my saloon
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    146 10 I The wedding took place at SL Bartholo mf w'b Chutcb, London E C, on April 28rd, by the Rsv R W rv«rier, of Percy John Charles Daniels, Lieut Bedfordshire Regiment, and eldtet eon of Mr J T Daniels of i Godalraing, to Mies Elizabeth Hutchieson Graham, daughter of the
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    162 10 Information has been reoeived that it b proposed to eubstkuts an Aga Light lashing every seven seconds for the iresent fixed light on tbe buoj at Kuala laar on the 6th June, 1919. Mariners .re informed accordingly. Tbe steam launch Say Seng plying letween Penang and Butterworih met
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    SHIPBUILDING FIGURES.
    181 10 Lloyd's Register of shipbuilding returns or the moDth ended March 81 ebo.vs here were 657 merchant vessel* under jonstructica in the United Kingdom of a zross tonnage ot 2,254,846 tons at that jate, compared with 898 of a tonnage cf 1.879,523 in the aamo quarter of last year
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    149 10 Garrison Golf Club. Competitions will be held for two pieces of Malay Silver presented by Lieut Colonel Hume. Stroke Competition, 16 holes, under full handicap. To be played on Saturday and Sunday, 21st and 22nd June. Only one Club may be used throughout the Competition. Open to all
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    104 10 Agents Barlow and Co. Permae 19,602 Majedie (Jobore) 15,609 Central Kelantan 15,000 Sekong 14,800 Agents Sime, Darby and Co. Bukit Linfcang 20,000 Chempeduk 11,500 Merlimau 125.014 Maar Rubber 6,863 Rembia 82,166 Sunget Bahrn 30,250 Tebong 80,000 Secretaries McAuliffe, Davis and Hope (P.. Sungei Pataoi 24,000 Agents
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    121 10 The Uuited States Consul General for waide D 3 ft notice showing thnt an Inter nationul exhibition of Aeiaiic Product conducted by the International Expoeitioi Company under the anspicee of the Arneri can Asiatic Association, will take place a the Grand Central Palace In the heart c the City of
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