Malaya Tribune, 17 October 1918

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] > —< AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. No. 245 SINGAPORE, THUBSBAY, OCTOBER 17, 1918 PRICE S CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17.
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      477 1 I Tay Guan Kiat j C ntrsc or for tbe «upplv of U FIREWOOD i to T h' Commissioners for :he 3 j*vn 1 t»lrj 1917 aud 1918. I Now tbe bu oesaful Contractor for the supply of same for tiie coming years I 1919 1920. I Address 36 PHILL
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      58 1 Straits Jiotel TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. The only Hotel under StraitsChinese management. Telegraphic Address PBANAKAM." IF YOUR TEETH are worn out, and before they get worse consult J. IK EDA. Workmanship Guaranteed. 41, HILL STREET (Opposite tho Central Fire Station.) JUST ARRIVED 'Excelsior Safety Fountain Pens Price $3 oach. Cheap and
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      82 1 Sanitas Disinfectant 'Pine-Tree" J Bpand. j Use No Other J^f^ H«t KosulU I This disinfectant freely emulsifies with water, producing a j milk-white, strong disinfectant and deoJoriser. I SANITAS I I is known throughout the world AS A RELIABLE disinfectant. The name always carries a full guarantee of effectiveness. The
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      348 1 5 NOW LOOK HRRE fl Tay Guan KiatJ The successful ontractor 'A lor the supply of J FIREWOOD! to the Municipal Commisioderts I for the years 1*19 and 1920. 38 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE I I "ONODA" I j Portland I CEMENT. Manufactured by 1 Onoda Cement Manufacturing Company, Yamaguchiken, Japan.
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    Siemens Brothers.
    346 2 rmwhmm tar Gmmmjt* At 'b««3Tdi»r>i:n»rT ean--g-Aiaßi«i'- J yU Ai W»aok=* ht ;,it, OAi B*o*d fcrwi, Loa*e&, rr Ja*- II ChAirrcfcE a»: 5 Of It*? CHEpADj't fttiiLbVjolbhl ta+«aio*ri &c J tb»»r ioclad*; f«r. f c .Ar re- Mr Geerc* Cbirr-, 7:7- f«Bi~a*c Dire&er. -Aa-w*. -d io ih* «Wf ar
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    Native Credulousness.
    205 2 WrU ha character f .j-.*r :'!0«a, tie British Berth Borneo Gazette jaotai from tha acutul reports as follows —"Moat of the native at sal a*~m fc 3 s*-:t;-»i and cjctented a. i ths -*c-»*tiorj of some of the Mcrut arfbsi cf tn* T*gol aod Pai*t fc i a
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    Boy Scouts Association.
    46 2 Ordert for week ending October If, IflS: Thursday. Oct. I7—Recruit Buglers. Mai*; Volunteer Ciub, 5.15 p.m. Friday Oct 18.—Ambulance Class** Y.\J CU- r -.15 pre. bainrdaj. Oci. 19.—Pjeid D*j. i> o4it«i fadata »iil L»* issued to Scoutmaster c. rp. avx C IeJM Coouniarloner.
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    Singapore Civil Guard.
    50 2 Drill Programme for October Frid*j Ivb. Parade at 6*poy Lin*-*. 5.15 p/n. Monday 21t». Parade at Statione, 5.15 pre. Friday 25th. Parade at fiepoj Ummtk 5.15 p tn. Mon-uy zB*h- Koate March. nVpoy Liast, 5 15 p.m.—diamiet Tank H *d Station. INDREW AoVEW Officer Commanding, CiriJ Gturd.
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    25 2 Mr. S M Sime is granted untitled rigittt 'AtA-. e c foorv*-n jcetSeffA ioroctioo for M im p;..-d cop for collecting lotes from robber trees.
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      599 2 m——■■ ■mmiini i 1 mi ujjjiii i in ii rinrr nr~~ rriiiiiiin i 11 i inn I THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS j $2,000,000 j OUR DAY 1918 Hi HI LOU LOTTERY I Sanctioned by Government 1 1 and run under the auspices of v OUR DAY n Committee I Tickets SlO
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      377 2 GLC. LEE Prnses) Street A>D REP AT RE R. v»iA#«el MAactAl ttwjk M PhMA. -*s tMI Sriet* Sffiftfc- itUfcJi—»i GCA*AJm.r». 7:WS H&CEIA7!. -5 1 MASSAGE HALL No. UVBVMMtca Strvl wally c a. au-9 p ba. TE£*HKII. 1417- i^rv rx j Me s. rrnrA M.A3SAGE MS& SAKU ■AJnCUBI j Mis- Ha>"A
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    Straits Produce.
    299 3 Sinpapor.». October 17. Tin*— 3e« Local ami Beawsel column. Copra Business done. Tapitca. —Weak. Business, done Sago Flour-— Business done. Oar- Wer.-r-No business. Pepper Bteady. No baiineee. Other Products.— Market Quiet. Utnt Leal Mark<t ftoUtisss. Nutmegs 110 S. per pioul $53.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 57.00 Copra Bali 1
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    Local Share Market.
    265 3 di !K>p mm, October 17 AUssrs Latham Co., the Arcade, advise tke following quotations McrGajah »8 25 f3 50 iyer Kunic*» ITO 1.05 ayer Molek 225 250 Iyer Pana* 10 25 11 CO 3a gownie 4.25 4.75 Buk«t Jeloto 055 065 Bukit Katii 0 90 0.95 Bukit
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      206 3 Patrons have Realised the InterlWy Interesting and Gripping Mature of the Serial at the MARLBOROUGH PICTURE, BEACH ROAD The Hall fo. Camfort Good xMasic and Good Picture*. Second Show at 9 15 p. rrv Gaumont's Great Serial of Mystery and Melodrama JUDEX In 12 Episodes or 25 Reels. Episode 8
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      159 3 The Darkening Shadow. Have you commenced to feel shout in r, throbbing p ir s, darting through your face and j our temples —Can't sleep, awake all nigbt— worn, s ffer, fret. That's tbe story of Nf uralgia—the darkening shadow that can be banished by the applies thn cf Little's
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      691 3 ne From Sunday, October 13, to Friday, October 18. TS Alhambra Alhambra Is A BI Cr SEVEN-RBEL FEATURE is the only the Theatre Frewftthig the Moat Refreshing Screen Personality theatre where you AT THE with an !*.«..best a i bj m A "ssn*" pictures, the *J 1* RSSieS m Jl
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      656 3 j ENTWE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME j AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar, Road. Trams Pass tbe Door, XMW SECONDSHOW9.rO To-night! j Last Episode of the Thnl ling Serial 2Hie Secret Kingdom 2 Followed by the beginning of a New Fascinating Serial 6 PERILS of PAULINE 6 Ist and
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    41 4 DEATH. MB3. Skow Poh Lkno.—At her residence, No 111 Emerald Hill Road, Tan Lak Neo, the dearly beloved wife of Scow Poh Leng. Interment at Bidadari Cemetery at 5 p m cortege leaving the house at 3.45 p.m. to-day.
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    THE RAFFLES GENTENARY.
    1266 4 The report of the Committee appointed to oonsider and recommend a scheme to commemorate ths Centenary of Singapore haa quite s choice number ef auggestlons to consider, varying from a pavilion pier to a university. With an expert on commissions at their head the Committer, it is
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    Murder in a Brothel.
    383 4 Another case of a servant, a cook this time, being directly or indir-oi-ly responsible for the murder of his mistress was disclosed before the Coroner (Dr Murray Robertson) yesterday, during the inquest on the body of a Cantonese woman, named Tong Ah Hoe, 39 years, the
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    The Warrimoo=Laertes Case.
    216 4 The hearing was continued before Mr. Justice Ebden assisted by Capt. Btovell and Capt, Rnsbtun as assessors, in th* Supreme Court this morning of th<» action taken by the owners of the S. S. Laertes against the owners of the 8. S. Warrimoo, for damageb in the
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    Forthcoming Concert.
    55 4 A concert in aid of the Second Singapore Girl Guides' Company will be given by numbers of the V W C A on Tnursday a»th October at o'clock, in the large hall of the V M CA. kindly lent for the occasion. Tickets price $1 each can be
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    Local and General.
    631 4 Tin oontinues steady at f 149 125 tons sold. RnM,,-,- Is qioc-d at 2/4 for creo* and 2/3 for sheet. F LoivJor, Oct 7.—Tne mark-t is. steady.— Reuter. A. general meeting of the J hore Planters' Association wili he Lridaj Muar on Suurday 19th ins The B'itish
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    Death of Mrs Seow Poh Leng.
    58 4 We greatly regret to of tW death of Mra Seow Pob Emerald Hill this morning. desire to express oar sincere syo* pathy with Mr Seow Poh I. ng l'' t the family in this sad funeral will take place from u house at 4
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    Home Market Quotations.
    57 4 Tin ii quoted at £»7JW London. On the Lirerpool marimiddling American, is at Blaok pepper is quote st J and white pepper at London. On the Manchester market 1. ■hirtinga are at 33/- and 5 lb* cloUTat 24/9. In London rubber il i 3/2 for fine hard
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      176 4 i ROBINSON Co. SOLE AGENTS FOR Britain's Best Bicycle The Raleigh Complata with plated Lamp, Bell and Pump, Tools, Tool Bag and Repair outfit, in 22, 24, 26 and 28 inch frames. Price Sl3O Nett. Special Quotations to Traders on Application. LUBRICATING OILS Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), LTD. Incorporated in
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      212 4 I I SHIP-CHANDLERY STORES. The Good, Better, and the Best. Cheap, Cheaper and Cheapest. Imported from East and West. And exported throughout the S.S. and F.M S. GUAN KIAT AND Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). House of Quality Supplying any Quantity SEND US A TRIAL ORDER. 36, Phillip
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      62 4 AUSOPP'S 866P Amstel (Tooth's Bulloch Lads Watson's MalKLr Martin's v.v.o. Large Stocks—Reasonable Prioes. Caldbeck. Macgregor AND Co. When You Need Hair Beltings Write to KIAM KIAT Co. 108 and 109 Market Street. 6. L KMT I CO. Booksellers, Stationers and Newsdealers. Writing Pads Scribbling Pads Wrapping Paper Typewriting Paper, etc
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    1514 5 The Western Front. REUTERS SPECIAL SERVICE. Victory in Flanders. Lmd >n, On. 14, 9.30 p m. Renter learns that to attack in Flanders extended along a front of 28 !oileB from Dixhuit to W«rwicq. The operations have gone very w<dl. By mid-day the Allies had advanced two to
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    The Waverers
    130 5 Bad News for Germans. London, Cot 15, 5 41 a.m. L Washington: The Turkish peac* note has been rcoiv>-d through the Spanish ambassador. It asks Pre. sident Wilson to undertake the reestablishment of peace and tn notify the belligerer.ta of 'bin demand and invite them to dMI-pnte i
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    Hun Brutality.
    160 5 London, Oot. 15. 5.15 p.m. The appalling atorlea of the sufferings of the Britiab tak«n priaoner In the last spring offensive recorded by a committee presided over by Mr Justice Younger sdd yet another black and unforgettable chapter to the volume of German wsr in.' humanities. Ths report
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    House of Commons.
    67 5 London, Oct. 15, 4 20 p.m. The House of Commons haa resumed with a full attendance. Lord Robert Cfcil stated the Government was consulting the Allies regarding a 1 ague of nations. Mr. Shortt stated that voluntary enliatments in Ireland hitherto to" tailed t,629. Sir A Stanley
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    Wages Dispute.
    55 5 London, Oct 15, 8.15 a.m. The Committe on production has refused the claim of the shipwrights of the Clyde, Barrow, Aberdeen, Dundee and Ldth for a minimum wage of five pounds weekly, because it would prejudice the hearing of the case of the whole trade by ths Committee,
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    Rumanian Train Disaster.
    41 5 London, Oct 15, 2.15 p m Amsterdam i A wire from Vienna says the Bukharest express fell into the river near Piagrs owing to hesvy rains undermining the rails. A hundred were killed and two hundred seriously injured.
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    Australia's Compulsion.
    30 5 London, Oot. 15, 1,35 p.m. Melbourne i Coder a Federal scheme of compulsory contributions to war loans, companies and other bodies will be liable as well as individuals.
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    Durazzo Captured.
    37 5 London, Oct 15, 6 10 p ra. Italian official :In Album after forcing the defenses of the heights of Paljamaj and Sino Bia oo the Italians on Oct 14 captured Dorazso, taking prisoners and material.
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    The Peace Question.
    617 5 Mr vVilson's Final Reply. I London, Oct. 15,18.50 s.m The. German Pres?, commenting on the reply to President Wilao reveals how wide is the g"lf Nwt>q the belligerent, 'I auttte Germany's avow* t agreement* with Wilson. Vh*> unanimous tenonr of the comment is tha' an *>rtai| ioe
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    The King's Contribution.
    72 5 London, Oot. 15, 8 15 p.m. Contributing £10,000 to tbe Bdtish Red Croaa Sooiety and Ord a* of Si John, Hia Majesty tribute the magnificent worth of the Society and Order, and saya that in all the war theatres the joint tocietiee have relieve i suffering, healed
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    Coalitionist Succeeds.
    20 5 London, Oot. 15, 7.30 p m. The Coalitionist, Mr. C. Fox Creft, has been returned anoppoaed for Bath.
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    Havas Service.
    270 5 A General Review. Paris, Oat 15, 7.50 p.m. A fresh blow in Flanders by the British 6 cond Army ihe Belgian Army and French contingents, commanded by King Albert, whioh a'tacked on a front of 28 milts from DiSOMdi to Wervi<*q. nortfcj of Lille, made rapid progress. Reuleis
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    British in Russia.
    25 5 London, Oc 15, 5.15 p.m. R nter learns that the Moscow Government has agreed to roleam the remaining British officials in K'wia.
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    STOP PRESS.
    389 5 London, Oct 16, 12.35 am. Sir Dooglaa Haig reports on aviation Fine weather enabled the Kreatest activity all day long. Oar bombers cms d great damage to rai l s'atiuDS and junctions in the rear of the enemy's lin- s, obtaining many direct hits and starting numerous tires
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    76 5 Miss untitled will untitled at the Karaaltti l.l(«i»try Ataooie 1..0 rooujt 0 Thi.ra I*t th»- '24 b Inst on "A tb.o.j id l.itl, "*j 0 tbe .'list lost, tb» I dk wing auten,. r.i will oome Up for d bat» "Tust Caraatans «lo not UBB*alv*B**aB af i 1<# j «wJaoauo
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    The Races.
    462 5 To-Day's Events. The "Sufdcn Stakes iRC) Manaesha'* Pretty Mt>ttf 9 7 Sibary and C Walter's Britisher 8.4 The D T Kongsee's Oaramut 7.6 Mr Harry's Good Otnen 7.3 Tke Up Country Pane (R.C.) A brains' Fdriaha 10.7 The 1 r Kongsee's Merthyr Boy 10.2 Msnasseh's Gem 9.12 Angnllia's
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    Daily Shipping Report.
    64 5 Arrivals. Oct. 16. Van Goets Datch Oct. 17. Lady Weld Britiih Klang Sri Patana Mednia Ranee Singkep Dntch Menggala Van Cloon V«in Noort B ouwer Clearances. Oct. li. Qiorra Britiih Oiang Ann Sri Mnar Anjou Ipoh Circe Calypso O.'G. Oaendeli Dutch Kataara Mara Japan Valaya Stani gjpfrachatipok
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    Amusements
    159 5 The Cinemas. The Palladium has a complete shanc* of programme for tc-nigbt iteTadsus», in the second house a Blubird 5-act drama, The Winged Mystery, and in the earlier entertainment a 5 part Butterfly dramatic feature, The Little Pirat«, with 7j R*e in the title i6';e, and a number of
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    "Our Day," 1918.
    298 5 The following mesa**6 from His tf»j*i*f the King was nceived by etbie by H E the Governor vaster dar York Cottage, Pandringhatn Norfolk. On the occasion of Oar Dij 1918 I have much pleasure in eongratn Isting the British Red Crcs* Society and th Order of St.
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    Norm I Class Exam.
    147 5 The Normal Class examination rfsoltB for Singapore for 1918 are as follows: Seniors, passed, i n order of merit Tan Ah Hang, P Aro zoo, Low Nyong Ing, F C J tmes, Png Ah Patt, MJ Singh, Miss 0 Sins*, Mis? M Towers, Miss I Podrozi,
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    57 5 A new method of signalling in Chinese has bteu invented by Chui Pai Sing, who has studied it for many years says the "Canton Tiuus." So far as the ordinary signalling i* concerned, it is < xceed ingly hard to xpress in Chinese without following the E-glish alphabet. Mr. Chui,
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    The Rubber Trade.
    128 5 Messrs Barlow Co's, Report. Singapore, Oc». 16. The stead/enquiry which marked the clog* of the sections on the 11th instant has continued, and vslu«a have improve d. Prices at tbe sections this n Of dng opened slightly above last week >vel and rose as the sales progressed
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      343 5 LATENT ADVERTISEMENTS. Dutch Club GRAND EXHIBITION Of French Dolls IN AID OF THE British Red Cross and the French Orphan's Fond. Under the Patronage of Lady Evelyn Young. On Sunday, October 20 and Monday, October 21. at 4 30 pm. Adoai.tance :—Adul>s $100 C hii iren 50cts. 1 M 21-10
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    Singapore Centenary.
    834 6 Suggestions for Celebration. One of the papers laid befo.e the Legislative Counoil on. Monday was (.he Report of the Committee appointed to consider a scheme for the celebration of Singapore's centenary. It is signed by the following W George Msx**ell, Chairman, F M Elliot, S Liang 6-ah, Walter
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    852 6 Prices faou4 iu lac Market tats M)rak|. BiVGAfoac, Oct. 17. Homti LjraU ud Kvatt, Brphange a i Shan Broken, tbe following liat of qootationa gabber Sharei. Boa. Vi.. Bavcn. B*Uera, tl- AUmm 3,- 3 3 1/- Jifi 6i- 1,1. A' -Malay 12/- 16/1 Aj-?rK«mng 40 60/1/- BaiaagMalak
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    EXCHANGE.
    71 6 Singapore. Ojt. 17. Gn London— Bank 4 m/s 2/1 3/16 Demind J/j 15/16 Private 3 m/s 2/1 15/32 Oa India— Bank T T. 154$ On Hongkong— Bank d/ 4 44% prom, •n Shanghai— Bank d/a 44 On Java— Bank T. 127 Oa JapanBank d/d 101 Sovereigns—buying rats $8 J4
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    Ten Cars Held Up.
    434 6 Astounding Effrontrr of Brigands' Details of a moat daring snd sensational ganir rwbberj, whioh took nine > at a lonely spot on the road between Kampar and Kuala Dipang yesterday at about 3 p.m reached as thia morning, says Saturday's iasue of the Ipoh paper. One
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    The Epidemic.
    348 6 Suggested Treatment Tbe following suggestions are offered by the medical authorities for combatting the present epidemic of influenza. Every one feeling nnwell with pains in body or limbs and perhaps sore throat shonld at once go to bed and remain there until all symptoms have anbsided. Five grains
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    European Mails.
    84 6 Ocjifared la London. Toe following are the dates of departure from Singapore of the European Mails and their delivery in London. wTkn inn. OiUTimD. Hail B July 6 Sept. S Mail W July 20 Sept. 11 Mail July t Sept. 10 Mail C July 16 Sept. 10 Mail
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    Comforts for British Forces, Vladivostock.
    130 6 Seventh List. Previously acknowledged $4,825.78 "Kinta War Workers," Ipoh (per Mrs Martin) 1,500 Collected at Penang (per Mrs Miehell) 1,101.40 Members of the Bala Anam (Johore) Club 175 Mr C Harrison 100 Balance of proceeds of an entertainment held in the Malacca Club (per Mrs
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    33 6 A party of twenty-three Japanese officers are being sent to Italy ts members nf the speoial flying corps. Besides these there will be assists nt engineers and skilled labourers, about 100 in all.
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      95 6 ARRIVED Fresh Stocks OF D B W E mi F W §I|| I |]ohnDewarsso§| R|old Scotch Wig ¥7 OF GREAT AGEggl H^k SOLE IMPuRTEBS: Huttenbach Bros Co. Medical Men in Java who make special study of tropical diseases RECOMMEND SACUNA as th© beat Remedy for because only these pills effect
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      20 6 HAVE YOU Influenza Try "Kinsutang s Specific for Intiuenza." Sole Agents Sincere Dispensary, Ltd. 48-2 HILL STREET, 16 10 WW
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      261 6 Train Services, Singaaore (Tank Road) Dally. The mail rains from Singapore for the north leave Tank Road station daily at 7,7 a.m. (Snnday exoepted) and 7 p.m. arriving at Kuala Lumpur at 7.18 p.m. and 6.45 a m. respectively. The through express to Penang leaves Knala Lnmpur at 8 a.m.
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      68 6 YAMATOS Are holding! P v raff their j. J ill r w. I "Annual Clearance SALE M k *.< rj *>) *>) AND 1 1 They invite your early jj «r I j inspection. 1 I s I 1 1 Bargains «V I TO BE HAD IN EVERY LINE i
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      222 6 Mails Close. To-day-Port Dickson Port Swettenham *Heb« 2.80 pm Batu Pahat Mena 23 > P™ Bangkok Koala 3 pm Pulau Batam and Pulau Bulang Hook Kfng 8 pm Halkiva and Hoar Kaka 3 pa Pangkal PLnang, Buliton and Sourabaya, 3 pa Pulau (ialang Sri Galang 8 pm Pulau Soegi *Benuit
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    War Summary.
    1332 7 Western Front Successes. The following summary of the week's war news is issued by the British Legation at Bangkok, bat most not be considered official London. Oct 2. Operations for week ended Oot. 2 —Oo the Western front a general offensive by the Allied armies has been taking
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    50 7 The B N B Gazette hears that Mr G H Malcolm who was formerly a District Officer ia Borneo, is now D O Sinai and a Major. He is trying experiin. Nts with North -Botnm hill padi wnioh he beneves will be well raited, to thu utoau. taiu slopes there.
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    Straits Civil Service.
    390 7 In the oourse of a leading article on tha above mbjeot the Straits ■oho aaya there il a pretty conclusive oase for placing the Malayan Civil iService as regards pay, promotion and pension on exactly the same footing as in India though naturally in a comparatively small
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    50 7 Orders for the week ending Saturday, Oct. 19 To morrow. 5.13 pm Bras Basah Road M-lay Co SVf Satorsay. 6 30 am Balestier Range Chinese Co SVI On accoant of the races no other parades will be held during the week. G. 0. Waoi Captain, a'Adjutant B.V
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      641 7 BANKS J GH *mm BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IK ENGLAND BY UOYAL CHARTER. Paid no Capital in 30,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,00 C Res*rv* Fund £2,000,000 R*a«r»i Liacib iv "f £1,200,000 BANK£H3. The Baak of Kngknd, Th* London City and Midland Baok, Ltd, Ths London (-oant7
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      412 7 jjOTICES NOTICE. It is hereby notified that the Exchange Banks will be closed at noon on Thursday, 17Ui RACE DAY. 9 10 n in NOTICE. The Singapore Family Benefit Society. Tbe Annual General Meeting of the members of the above Soc'ety will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore,
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      346 7 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO, LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand. FIRE insurance effected on Boildings, Rent and Merchandise of every dtsc iption. MARINE losorancds accepted to all parts of the world at lowest rates. WAR RISK accepted to all parts. J. HENRY Manager, Offices 2, Finlayson Green. [The Eastern United Assurance
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      132 7 Ill through neglect Many people who need a tuuic neHect it because they are not ill enough to notice any wir*e feeling than one of fati K ue They do not realise tbat the decline in heilth b 11 gradual that they fail to knew how far from the njrtnal
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      148 7 Mrs. TAN KOH ENG, DENTIST < Coleman Street Singapore. »10 7 11 BAN LEE ANN, LTD. SI i SS, Market Street, Slnuftre Have always in stoc 1 from one year s end to the other every requisite, big and small,-' for the Planter, the Miner, the Ship Agent or the
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  • The Malaya Tribune.
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issaod^Oally.J SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAY A TRIBUME. issued Daily. VoL V. No 245 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1918. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      A Naval Chaplain's Note=Book.
      1013 1 Types. Every bluejacket curries aa a part of bia kit a atuall wooden block, witb bia name carved backwards on it. He calls tbia hia type, aod usea it to mark every article of hia clothing, in accordance with the regulations. So if you feel curious
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      Travelette.
      270 1 The Sea islands. The part of the Sauth ia th« United States which is generally considered to retain m >st perfectly the famous ante-bellum atmosphero bi the sea island region of the Carolina coasts. It consists of about a hundred and fifty low, sandy islands which ar* warmed in
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      Daily Shipping Report.
      47 1 Arrivals Oct. 15. VoUya Siaoa Oct. 16. Mats Hari Britiab (iai Nam K k\ Khoen Foeng Datch Clearances Oct. 15. Pin Seng Britiab Abbotpford Hong Ho f Indragiri Datch Rija of Sarawak Sarawak Oct. 1« Krian British Sembilan Datch IShosha Mara Japan Boribat Siarn
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      Quarantine.
      184 1 Alphabetical list of Infected signal X O Q) and Suspected signal F P B) ports Signal neoeseary in adPort notified. dition t-i Disease. Quarantine flag. Bagan Si Api Api F P B Cholera Bandiermaosin XGQ Cholera Bangkok F P B Plaerue BaUvia F B P Orebro-Spi-nal Menin<iti* BaUvia X
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