Malaya Tribune, 18 November 1914

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune. I EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. Ij No 272. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1914 Price 5 (erts. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1914. THE GREAT WAR. NOTES AND NEWS. Che rnalapa tribune* WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18.
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      480 1 [PALLADIUM I ORCHARD FOAD Sinmores Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD I TO-NICHT i*. ™'MMMiCING at 9 p.m. Sharp. TO"IHCHT M I WE HAVE ANOTHER WAR BAZETTE. JUST ARRIVED BY THE MAIL. I Singapore is wa < hing for War News. We have it. It is the j Latest and the Best.
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    War Dictionary.
    1501 2 The Bukovina. —Austrian province, bounded on the north by Galicia, east by Russia, and south by Rumania. Rumanians make up 35 per cent of the population. Of the remainder, 40 per cent are Ruthenians. Seventy per cent of the people belong to the Orthodox (i.e., Russian) Churcht Their
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    India and The War.
    458 3 A Ma|aificeot Offer. Calcutta, Nov. 4.—-In addition to previous lavish contributions the Mabaraj i of Gwalior has offered to --.*i»r as Christmas gift for the C i British sailors a d soldier* a ao i» of motor ambulances comprising I r with accessory lorries and giotor
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    Religions And The War.
    95 3 A euriont feature of the present war is t"at no religious line of Uim can l c <lrawn between diff rent srts of combatants. the citadel of Continental t*ti*m, is arra c i against I ritain, which in still more the ri t tba Trot» stant
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    Dutch War-Wires.
    323 3 The Bombardment of Popeete. The damage done by the German cruiHers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau at the French settlement is very great, as most of the wooden houses have been smashed to Rplinters. It is probable that the Germans awaited the hoisting of the white flag on board the
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    Control of Food Prices in England.
    70 3 Following is taken from one of the popular London dailies Notice to HousewivesIf any tradesman i§ charging you panic prices for food send his name and address and the prices he is charging to '•Commercial Department, Board of Trade Offices, Gwydyr House, Whitehall, S.W."
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    Indian Salvationists in Germany Treated as British Spies.
    167 3 Nine Indian Salvationists, in charge of Major Yudaveeran, arrived at Colombo from Europe on Nov. 4 en route to India after attending the Salvation Arm) Congress. Relating th ir experiences in Germany, when the war broke out, they said were ar first
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    General Von Hindenburg: In Command Near Cracow.
    332 3 Amongst a number of recent changes in the German army command, the most important ii the recall of Gen. yon Hindenburg from East Prussia. His post is to be filled by General yon Mogen. Gen. yon Hindenburg now becomes Com-mander-in-Chief of the German
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    German Guns Buried in E. Prussia.
    171 3 Allahabad, Nov. 4.—The Morning Post's Petrograd correspondent telegraphs that the Germans placed on the graves of their dead in East Prussia trophies, helmets, etc., but no crosses, whereas large mounds have been left in Poland, surmounted by crosses. The discrepancy led to an investigation,
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    Kaiser Heralds Withdrawal Behind the Rhine.
    70 3 Allahabad, Nov. 4.—The following is a special cablegram to the Pioneer, dated London, 2nd Nov :—The Daily Mail's < orrespondeut in France las reported that one of the Allies 1 posts intercepted a personal ♦'wireless f.om the Kaiser to the Duke of Wurtemberg, stating
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    War Story.
    301 3 Exploit By Field Artillery The following letter from the Major of a F?eld Artillery Battery gives an account of a wild exploit, in which nine men and a trumpeter captured 50 Germans and two Maxim guns Sept. 14. —We got the order to go off and join a
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    German Brutality in Poland.
    168 3 London, Oct. 22.—The Daily Chronicle correspondent at Gordno, after journeying through the fighting line in Poland, states 14 The Germans wantonly devastated the villages everywhere, burning and pillaging the houses, smashing furniture, and gutting and defiling the churches. Piteous tales have been told of the shooting
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    Nervy British Naval Men.
    136 3 London, Oct. 23 —Amongst the British naval men who took part in the defence of Antwerp, and are now at Grcnigen, are 12 who, unaware of the British retreat, continued to hold a redoubt between the forts. A sublieutenant sent three men to milk cowi in
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    The High Seas Peril.
    186 3 Why It Is So Kfficitt to Ctfttvre k Destroy tbe Isiser's lotaer*. The folly of the British Government in refusing to listen to the> warnings of Lord Charles Beresford and Lord Roberts aneot the respective argent need* of th j Fleet and the Army is well
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    Dutch Apprehensions.
    92 3 London, October 13. Mr. Arthur Kitson, managing direotor of the> Kitson Empire Lighting Company, writes from Holland to the Morning Post that the Dutch believe the fall of Antwerp will be followed by a German attack on Flushing, which commands the estuary of the Scheldt. Dutch troops are
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    Ihe Gallant Monmouth.
    87 3 A wire to the Soer. Handelsblad says that all reports concerning the naval battle off the Chilean Coast, agree as to the bravery displa\ed by H.M.S. Monmouth against the fivefold preponderance of power of the German squadron. From this message it may be inferred that the Monmouth
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    Why Moltke Retired.
    79 3 A Copenhagen telegram dated October 26th says that, according to a. report from head-quarters, the Chief of the General Staff Moltke, is Buffering from inflammation of the liver and the General Stuff has been placed under the direction of tbe Prussian Minister of War, General yon Falkenheim.
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    The Harvest of “Joffre”
    75 3 The wine growers of the Swiss Can tonment of Vaud have the custom to» give a special name to the year* wine. In 1870 the qu*litv turned out waa very much below the ordinary and was promptly dubbed ''Bisruarck." ThU year, however, the* harvest has been
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    Adsit Omen!
    17 3 Take its v capital from Prussia,— You reduce the thing to Kusf U 1 Punch-
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    WILL ITALY JOIN IN THE FRAY?
    850 4 Many signs of the times point to the probability of Italy soon taking action calculated to bring the war to a conclusion much sooner than would otherwise be possible. Writing less than a month ago in the Giornale d'ltalia, Riocioti Garibaldi declared it was
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    TRADE REVIVAL.
    277 4 In East and West. Commercial Barometer Rhia*. Not only has there been a considerable revival of trade in the United Kingdom recently, resulting, as Reuter reported a day or two ago, in a Shipping Boom, but in India as well. From Calcutta most gratifying news has arrived to
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    Italy and Austria.
    116 4 latri*«e in Abyuiaia. The Rome Tribuna say s rv. Austrian consul named *Schwin! mer at Addis-Abba has tor a [Z time been carrying on a pro-A* tnan propaganda at Gbebi. With] the last few months seveial gun* heavy calibre have been pasLdiJ the Lands of the Abyssinians
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    Johore War Relief Fund.
    140 4 The committee beg to acknow ledge the following further Mi* scription8 Home. Local Previously acknowledged $609.35 Subordinate Medical Staff Johore M Assistant Surgeon C. Chelliah 10 Mrs. Trutwein 15 Muar River Estate— Monthly Subs. D. Hall F. de Stacpoole... 10 H. Adamson 15 A. Clerk C
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    149 4 The local Prince of Wales untitled Relief Fond now totals $2sl& latest donations including aboa* $1,000 from Municipal EnginDept Gas Dept. $162 ConservaiK; Drpt. $347 Harbour Board De;' about $3,000; H. E. Somervil* $100; F. L. Tomlin $100 and $10 monthly An Siang Hill Party $2& Full particulars are unavoii
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    Local and General.
    576 5 The Bank rate is 3 per cent i tm i Tin is at £137.10 in London. Copra is now up to £23.10 in the London market. Kine Hard rnbber is at 2/6$ and repe 2/li in London. Cracow is ablaze and the inhabitant* are fleeing in terror.
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    CRACOW DOOMED.
    54 5 Reuter's Services. City Ablaze and People Fleeing From Russian Invaders. THE BATTLE IN BELGIUM. Allies Score Heavily: Capture Strategic Points: Brilliant Bayonet Charges. £500,000,000 War Loan. Refugees from Prussia and Galicia Stampeding to Berlin. Baltic Battle Imminent. Tsar's Fleet Sails to Meet the Kaiser's Squadrons. t Russians Scourge
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    Special War Service.
    212 5 The British Army in Belgium. How They Captured German Trenches. London, Nov. 18, 12.15 a.m. Soldiers from the Front, sent home with a Bridgade Order from Brig-General E. S. Bulfin, in describing how the first and second brigades recaptured the trenches on the Bixschoote and Langenmarck roads
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    Ordinary Service.
    159 5 Tbe Campaign in the West. The German Retirement into East Prussia. London. Nov. 17, 3.55 p.m. A Petrograd communique states: After the victorious battle at Warsaw the Germans in retreating completely destroyed the railways, compelling us to build even the smallest aqueducts. Thue the enemy gradually succeeded in
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    The Operations in Turkey.
    49 5 The Turk* Badly Beaten. London, Nov. 17, 3.10 p.m. A Petrograd communique states Our advance guards reached the region of Erzerum, where we repulsed the Turkieh left wing. Another Russian column defeated the Turks near Euzveran, also near Khamur, where the enemy waa completely defeated.
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    Lord Roberts to be Buried at St. Paul’s.
    153 5 Consent of Family Obtained. London, Nov. 17, 3-55 p.m. The family have now consented to the burial of Lord Roberts at St. Paul's Cathedral. The body will be brought to Ascot to-morrow and to London on Thursday. Mr. Asqnith'f Motion in the
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    The Fighting in Belgium.
    105 5 Germans Being Oustead by Water. London, Nov. 17, 6 p.m. A Paris communiquĕ states: In the Nieuport, Dixmude and Ypres districts the bombardment has been resumed with more violence than on previous days. Our artillery on the Canal southward of Dixmude stopped the works of the
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    The Fighting in France.
    121 5 Advance of the Allies. London, Nov. 17, 6 p.m. The Germans, who endeavoured j to cross the Asine near Vailly, were either repulsed or destroyed. There has been violent cannonade above Vailly and in the region of Rheims. There has been no infantry action in Argonne.
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    Norway Interns German Auxiliary Cruiser.
    29 5 The Berlin Takes Shelter. London, Nov. 17, 6-50 p.m. Christiania The German anxiliary cruiser Berlin arrived at Trondthjem on Monday and has been interned.
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    Imminent Naval Action in the Baltic.
    39 5 Russian Fleet Sails to Meet the Germans. London, Nov. 17, 6-50 p.m. Amsterdam: Swedish telegrams state that the Russian fleet has left Helsingfors in a southwesterly direction to give battle to the Germans.
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    The Russian Avalanche.
    68 5 Austrian! and Germans SHU Falling Back. London, Nov. 17, 7-45 p.m. Petrogrod: The enemy has fallen back on the Gumbrunen and Augerburg front. They still •ccupy the Vistula. On the Warta the front is assuming the character of a big battle as the Germans are in great
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    £500,000,000 War Loan.
    26 5 London, Nov. 17, 6-5 a.m. The Daily News says that a war loan of five hundred millions will be raised in two instalments.
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    Prince of Wales at the Front.
    67 5 Attached to Sir Jehu French* Staff. London, Nov. 17. 1-30 a.m. The Prince of Wales has gone to the Front. It is understood that he will be attached to Sir John French's staff. LmUr. The Prince of Walts was enthusiastically received by the troops
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    Our Little Army.
    47 5 Rewards for Gall ntry. London, Nov. 17, 1.30 a.m. Lieut.-General Sir Donirlas Haig has been promoted General for distinguished service. Nine Victoria Crosses appear in the Gazette, these being bestowed on five officers and four non-coms. Three of the recipients have died of wounds.
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    Lord Roberts’ Visit to the Troops.
    55 5 Greeted Everywhere With Enthusiasm. London, Nov. 17, 1.30 a.m. The Press Bureau states that Lord Roberts made a lengthy journey round the positions on Thursday, which was a cold day, and on Friday inspected numerous units en route including th* Indians. Everywhere he was
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    No Change in France or Belgium.
    19 5 London, Nov. 17 t 5.25 a.m. Paris, p.m., Official The situation is unchanged.
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    Fall of Cracow Imminent.
    57 5 City Reported in Flames. London, Nov. 17, 5.25 a.m. It is reported in Venice that part of Cracow is burning. The city is invested from the north and is expected to fall immediately. The people are fleeing. The Pope Or|es Peace. The Pope has issued an
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    MALAYA TIN MINES.
    31 5 October, 1914, Outputs. Messrs F. W. Barker and Cothe Agents, courteously favour us with the following October returns Ampang (Kinta) 173.50 piculs Simpam Valley 117.— Kanaboi (tribute) 123.55
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    152 5 The Giornale d’Italia publishes a telegram despatched from the Austrian frontier to the effect that owing to the enormous number of guns lost by Austria the Minister of War has ordered artillery regiments to be provided with guns which had been discarded as obsolete. Anyone in want of spring and
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    PULAU BULANG RUBBER AND PRODUCE CO.
    808 6 The following is the Directors' report to shareholders to be presented at the meeting on November 24 Your Directors submit herewith a I duly audited Statement of the Accounts of the Company for the year ended 30th June, 1914. Finance.—The following calls became payable
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    WAR STORY.
    271 6 Comparison of German and British Officers. By t Cameronian From the Front. The heavy casualties among British officers since the war opened is only explicable by their determination to be at the head of their men or nowhere. They thus offer conspicuous targets, and apparently General French has
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    German Savagery.
    122 6 British Brutally Treated. Amsterdam, Oct. 18.—The war correspondent of De Tijd, who travelled in a train conveying 2,000 wounded men from Brussels to Landen on the 9th inst., states that he saw three severely wounded British soldiers lying on filthy straw without food for five days. The German
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    114 6 The weekly meeting of the Indo-Ceylon Club was held on the 12th instant. In the absence of Mr. P. Ereskine, the President, Mr. xVI. O. Flores occupied the chair. There was a debate on "Is the ox preferable to the horse moved by Mr. C. R. Chelliah, supported by Mr.
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    LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
    298 6 The Assizes. (Before the Acting Chief Justice, Mr. L. M» Woodward..} 1 Alleged Harder. The case in which Karupaya, a Tamil, stands charged with this offence was continued this morning. Mr. G. G. Seth for the Crown, Mr. S. H. Greville Smith for accused. A Tamil lad, who
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    258 6 Is the Bengloe Lost The Ben liner Bengloe was reported to be stranded on the Moyune Shoal in the early part of last month and American warships went in search of the wrecked vessel. The Nagasaki Press, in giving further details, says that no signs of the British
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    68 6 The Penang Echo learns on good authority that the Colonial Office in London is now in possession of information which proves that for some considerable tim« two German residents in Penang were actively engaged as secret agents for the German Government. Both of these persons were well-known and rather popular
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    THE SHIPPING BOOM AND SHIPBUILDING PROSPECTS.
    614 7 By N w ym r>. Renter reported last week-end that a great boom in the shipping trade is now 'materialising that I tonnage is scarce, and that since the beginning of this month vessels have not been changing hands. This news has, of course,
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    49 7 The Daily Telegraph’s Special correspondent in Pekin says that (rerrnan military officers :tre closely associated with a movement to instil hatred and fear of Brett Britain and Japan and to embroil China, thereby embarrassing the military resources and commerce of the Far Kasn*iii Allies. Energoiic muntermeasurcf ar-- n< < •«♦->ar\.
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    Russian Invasion of Austria.
    316 7 The Russians have captured the following towns in Galicia Rzeszow, 70 miles East of Bochnia, with a population of 12,000, aud Dynow and Lisko both north-west of Drohobycz. By holding the undermentioned districts the Russians secure the northern frontier of Poland. PLOCK, a government in Russian
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    55 7 A Hongkong contemporary says that Poritiro Oia/. one of the guards of the Tai On. wjfto was rewarded by the Hongkong Gov* rnment and the commercial community oi* Hongkong for bravery on the occasion of the memorable piratical attack on that ship, has committed suicide on one of the West
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      212 7 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Nmicv ia hereby given that tlx Assessment List containing the Annual Valuation of an amount of Assessment to !)<• levied on all houses, buildings and lands situated within the Municipality of Singapore, for the year 1915, is open to the inspection of Rate-payers at the Municipal Office, St.
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    F.M.S. REVENUE.
    236 8 Effects of Last Year's Slumps in Tin and Rubber. The fall in the prices of tin and rubber adversely affected the F.M.S. revenue, and the Customs and Exreport for 1913 shows a de- ise in Customs revenue of 1432,000 as compared with 1912. The export duty on cultivated
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    MEXICAN MATTERS.
    261 8 Gen- Carranza Resigns. Washington, Oct. 15.—According to a report from Gen. Villa's he*l-quarters, Gen. Carranza hasresijrne/1 the Presidency and Gen. Antonio Villareai has been nomi- Provisional President. Zapata On Another Raid. Francisco, Oct. 13. —Followof the rebel leader General Zapata suddenly appeared in the kirts of Mexico City
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    12 8 A recent fire in Terowai. Atjeh, damage to the extent of fls.
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    PRINCE KUNG.
    412 8 His Self-imposed Exile io Tsingtao. Risks Japanese Shells Rather Thin Ytaas Hatred Prince Knng, who remained loyal to the cause of the Manchn Dynasty even when all hope* of retaining it in power was gone, is in Tsingtao and, it is reported, prefers to stay there in the
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    Do You Want A Billet ?
    205 8 Do You Want A Billet Owing to the War, business houses and other employers have found it necessary to reduce their staffs. The result of this is that several men have been thrown out of employment. In order to give some assistance to those who are in this unfortunate position,
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    61 8 The Biblical and Literary Research Society meets at the Y.M. C. A. next Thursday at S-30 p.m. There will be a discussion op the following question Mls it justifiable to Evangelise non-Christian Peoples which will be introduced by a paper from the Rev. W. T. Cherry. All ladies and gentlemen
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    Train Services.
    80 8 REVISED TIMES Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. Mail Daily leaves for north at 7.7 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. Other trains leave for Johore at 9.0 a., 10.29 a., noon, 1.30 p., 2.66 p n 4.40 p. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and <.14 p.m. Trains leave from Johore
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 8 Singapore, November 18 On London— Bank 4 m/s. 2/4 7/16 Demand 2/4 J/16 Privato 3 m/s. 2/4 3/4 On India— Bank T. T. 174; On Hongkong B.nk d/d 25J On Shanghai— Bank d/d. 105g On Java— Bank T. T. 14 U On Japan— Bank d/d. 114 A Sovereigns—buying rate
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      224 8 FIXTURES. Wednesday, ISth New Year's Sport* Meeting at Singapore Cricket Club 6.15 p.m. High water 9-51 a.na. 8 ft g ins.; 11.16 p.m. 9 ft. 2 inc. v Thursday, Wtk. Mohamedan New Year. Lodge Eastern Gate 6 p.m. High water10.26 a.m. 9 ft.; 9 ins. Friday, 20tk. water0.2 a.m. 9
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      368 9 flfeala\>a tribune EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. This Bureau will furnish employers—free of charge, —with full particulars of the qualifications and ex- perience of suitable men for any position they have vacant. Employees desiring appointments can have their applications filed on the Register for a fee of $5. This includes 1. The retention
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