Malaya Tribune, 6 November 1918

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. No 262 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6
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      447 1 Tay Guan Kiat! C utn.e Off Tor the suppl. of 3 FIREWOOD I lo 'he j 'ic'pai Commissioners for ;he {8 fin 1916 1917 and 1918. Ifi w the succesaul Contractor for the M j of som; for tbe coming yeais 1919 1920. Address 5 36 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. 1
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      68 1 ■I"Ii leU ■■■aBHmMMMBMfcaMWB Straits Motel TANJONC PAGAR ROAD. The only Hotel under StraitsChinese in an age men 6. Telegraphic Addrew P RAN ARAN." IF YOUR TEETH are worn out. and before they get worse consult J. IKEDA. Workmanship Guaranteed. 41, HILL STREET (Opposite the Central Fire Station JUST ARRIVED "Excelsior"
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      104 1 I H II Jp^^l I IS RECOMMK.N DKD BY I The Municipal Commissioners I FOR COJfll!\T SQ t SPANISH IKFLUEHZaI I i To prevent the spread i this disease, occupiers of premises ih bave their floors I sprayed daily with a sol it ion of IZAL. jj This solution should
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      174 1 NOW LOOK HERE 1 Tay Guan Kiaf T: c successful Contractor for tne supply of jjF I R 33 W O O E* j ito the Municipal Commisioners I for the years 1919 and 1920, I Address s I 36 PHILLIP STREET, SII6APORE. 1 Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. INCORPORATED IN
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    Artificial Incubation.
    444 2 Ancient and Modern Practices- Tli- hatching of eggs by artificial u.< ihodd is no ij. w thiLg For Ht veral c*ntun»s paai tbn problem bud fascinated hum inihds, and those who tuink that the modern it.cabator is an invention of r»oeni j I vrB may be surprised to
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    Death of Archdeacon Moule.
    221 2 The Ven» rablo Arthur Evans Moule, formerly Archdeacon in Mid* Chinaand af awards r»ctor of Bnr. carton wiih.Cleobury North, died on Monday at Djruerham Vicarage, near Fordinbridg*. Dr Moule was born in 1 S3C His father was 'he H-v H nry Moule, vieir of Forlit.«ton, Dorset,
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    87 2 "Sonvenir tationing" is the fat»st fad of the fighting men in Frai c The old-fashioned dtsigna of lever*! knots, fiigs, and eoikd s-iakes Lave giv. n way to miniature colonred reprodnctions of tanks i-roplanes, macbiue-gnuß, and •:tok<s mortars. Ab6 o aeeoreey In d> tail is irsie'ed upon, Rud pome rea
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      302 2 A COUGH IS DANGEROUS Too dangerous to be neglected, for small, trifling coughs develop into deep seated and agonizing afflictions. Coughing saps the vitality, wears, wrecks, destroys —leads to deadly lung diseases STOP that Cough NOW by using KASANTUK PILLS. They will penetrate, soothe, relieve intl immation, stop the pain,
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      396 2 A. WOOSENSAH Co. Cloth and Genera! Merchants 58, NORTH BRIDGE K04D. Cash Clearance Sale FROM 1st TO 3mh NOVEMBER, 1918. Enormoua Reductions All British Manufacture. Ladle department aa Spool stilly. LIMITED SUPPLY OF OFFICE SUNDRIES JUST ARRIVED FROM EUKOPE ENTIRELY BRITISH MANUFACTURE. R.f. No. Books. 055 Foolscap Ruled Feint 2
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      1540 2 Blood Purifier JONGKEENA BRAND. Mixture for titeraal and Internal Use Registered in London k Batavia.; You will never k w» whit w.wl-r'ul rt iii-ly 'OV3KBB9TA famous herbal re-neily w.iich i* a imxtii r e-if medical hatfel cultivate 1 in MAJ P»ri<*' MECC V of JAVA, keeu* th" «tomtch. liv~r tmd
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      31 2 Why suffer the burden of TOOTH-ACHE w\ be relieved almost iiuaiediatoif by consul tin g K. TSUTADA Japanese DENTIST 74 Bras Basata Bead (In frcot of Froncb i c* Telephcve No.
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    Straits Produce.
    275 3 5u b u t ore, November 6 fin. 8os Local and General column. Copra- BasinesB done. psora.—Weak. Business done. 8a Flour. —Business done. —Business done, tr —Steady. No business. Qf} Product?-— Market tjniet, LttH Laal Kukri hAlH» Nutmegs 110 S. per picul 153.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 57.00 C:i3ra
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    Children's Aid Society.
    50 3 Th 'rd Usl oi Subscriptions and Donations i Imowlodfod $2,103 g 25 l*«»»*»8tsdl 20 U1 100 25 •i- Kuala Lumpur 20 Uf li •y WiiHata, 50 so to 50 75 I'lrhiahire 100 Ltd 25 100 I f o datA $3 040 El rX.WMKJIT Funb. i25 Honorary Treasurer.
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    Local Share Market.
    274 3 »r*. November 6. Measra Latham Co., the Arcade, advise the following quotations AlorGajab $3 40 $}.60 Iyer Kunin?* 1.05 i.15 Ayer Molek 2 40 2 60 Ayer Psuai 10 25 10 70 Baifowilt 4.65 510 3 ?h;r felctong °60 i 65 Bnkit Katil 095 1.10 Bnkit KB
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    Death of Mr T.H. Moorbonse.
    228 3 The death occurred at the Baker's Ward cf the Civil Hospital, Nuwara Eliya, on Sunday morning, Oct 20, of Mr Thomas Haig Moorbonsp, late p.-oprietary planter, of Cdapussel lawa. Mr Moorbouse married on the 3rd October, 1870, at St Peter's Garrison Cturch, Lavinh, 3rd daughter
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      101 3 j a Charming Actress In a Charming Production A.T m HE MARLBOROUGH PICTURE THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. The Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures. Second Show at 9.15 p. m Mile. Gabrielle Robinne in a Special Pathe Drama The Last Flight In A Huge Reels Presenting an excellent story
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      615 3 I A BIG FILM VVITH A B!Q CAST jAlhambralfl Is the only i the Theatre AT THE theatre t where you ja mm m im jm M get the BEST A I M j Ilk [L -A 1 "J! f% A elq^ e n ,ea pictures, the £Jk\ (■■S «Lm
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      655 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE EMPIRE fMijing Road Trams Pass the Door. To night j SECOND SHOW AT 9.20 p. m. To-night! Metro Wonder-play 5 HER OWN NAY 5 Gold Seal Drama Squaring It First Show at7 30 p.m. Butterfly Feature The Spindle of Life THE HIDDEN HAND Episodes 1
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    THE ALLIED PEACE TERMS.
    1079 4 Lord Northcliffe writes a threecolumn article in which he states what he believes to be tbe terms which the Allied Powers will Impose on Germany. The fact that it is signed by Northcliffe and is sap- 4 pcsed to be what be believes will be the
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    The Assizes.
    779 4 Coi icr Seoliaced th* Chief JneMce (Sir J)hn B ickniil ITC) at »hi Astiz s y«»ve >v afternoon, 'h" Inuring ws j co iciniif I iv the c <rt > of Pang Y»o, a Hokien, and a woman named Ng Y«-ok, who were jointly charged with e9*iitterfoiting 34
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    44 4 It was officially stated at Welling ton, New 25 aland, on fc-pt Hth. thst owing to an epbb tnic of Inflaent» ou a transport •ou.m.yiiu* reot»nt N »w Zealand rH|nfi«rcMiueuts there were 65 due )i- at s.s and nine after Ibo troops land.' i.
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    85 4 The Japan Chronicle reports the death at Shimouos' ki of Mrs A T White, a lady well-kaownMn Kobe as th* daughter of »ho l*to Mr A J McOlew. Mrs WhitH had been in indifferent health for some months past, and was compelled to return to Japan from Biam whither she
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    Local and General.
    406 4 Tin in «t 114»! *»o eellers. is quoted at 2/5 f or antf 2/4 f ibv*r. rcr 'P« 13 jS inthonj and ?e exn.<»ted in t\ the end of the month. P o Mr. Inn s, acting Chief J r ,i- Commissioner, has loft g "nh pur
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    Death of Mrs Elliot.
    49 4 We regr«-t to learn that ?h a dot! occurred laat night of Mrs E liot wife of Hun. Mr. F. II Elliot, O B E., for whom inach gym pithy will bs ffK Tne funeral will tak* p!aw i: 5.15 this af'ernoon at Biiidiri Cemetery.
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    "Our Day."
    168 4 The Country Fair Lady Erelyn Young will noli i meeting for stall holJeie of the Country Fair i n Friday. IOJ W at the Rac Coure- to diecass final arrangements. Mrs gratetnlly llkss» ledges the following snbscripdoM towards The Gipsy and Cogter campment at '-rhe Coaatr] r»' r
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    To=day's Contents.
    82 4 The Great War The Had in -Sight Peace Terms j New Republics j French Coneolir KeWS General Artificial Incubation Death of Archdeacon Mot* j Dcsth ct Mr T. H. Local Share Market Straits Pro lnee I The Allied Peace Local and General j The Aseiz e s J
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      190 4 >- IT ROBINSON Co. 50LE AGENTS Fo* Britain's Best Bicycle The Raleigh Complete with plated Lamp, Bell and Pump, Toola, Tool Bag and Repair outfit, in 22, 24, 26 and 28 inch frames. Price $130 Nett. Special Quotations to Traders on Application. "aiwiinw sasgzsagsEaßsss»as»i »ssn i iiseaessaaee OIL FOR THE
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      225 4 New Stock Just Arrived Tapping Knives, Gouge* and Hones, Box Strapping, Brass Wire GauEe 30 to 60 mesh, Europa Malay Parangs, Pruning Saws 16 in. and 18 in. Hand and Crosscut Saws, Perforated Zinc Sheets, Amr: Axes, Galvd Roofing bolts and nuts, Galvd platea 22 and 21 gauge, M. S.
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      135 4 ISISIPP'S Beer (rooms Bulloch Lade Watson's MM \Mf n. Large Stocks —Reasonable Priest. Caldbeck. Macgrcgor AND Co. ADVICE. Planters, Shipowner* and Engineer, when placing jour orders with a firm for requisites, Be Sure that you get the Right Article at the Right Price. Rsmerahor, it ii tha quality of the
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    THE END IN SIGHT.
    800 5 German Resistance Overcome. Austrians lose 300,000 Prisoners REUTRR'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Nov. 4, 4.5 p no. Amsterdam: The Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Oourant'a Berlin correspondent attributes the failure of Luiendorff's great offensive to the teneelty of the British soldiers, who refused to bi psnic strick-m by any defeat,
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    BELGIAN COMMUNIQUE.
    64 5 London, Nov. 4, 11.50 p.m. Belgian communique: Oar troops completed the task of driving back the enemy bay m l th Ghent-Teen-genam canal. Tie Germans now hold only a fey machine-gun nests on tke west bank o? the canal. We have reached the wstern, northern and southern oatskirtj
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    FRENCH REPORTS.
    224 5 London, Nov. 4, 10.25 p.m. Reotet's correspondent at French Headquarters states Dob«ney's army attacked this morning on the line of the Sambre-Oise oanai. His •roops crossed the canal on a front of eight miles from Grandverly northwards, and secured the eastern bank by mid-day, despite desperate resistance, advanoing
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    AMERICAN ACCOUNTS.
    102 5 American commnniqne The First Army continued to advance on thn entire, front between the Mense and Bar. On the extreme right we drove the enemy into the valley of the Mens 1 fought through the forest of Dieulet, and occupied La Neuville opposite the important crossing of the
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    OTHER COMMENTS.
    402 5 London, Nov. 5, 7,45 a.m. The series of battles raging on the west front from Valenciennes to Stenay promise to prove the most stupendous conflict of the war. It is a mistake to suppose that the Allies have only engaged the rear-guard of an enemy retreat, ing according
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    AUSTRIA'S DEFEAT.
    203 5 London, Nov. 4, 3.50 p.m. British Italian official: The Tenth Army has reaohed the line of the Tagliamento. Amongst the troops crossing the river at several places was the 332ud Amerioan regiment, forming part of the 31st Italian division. The 48th division occupied Levico. The prisoners in the
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    RE GERMANY.
    174 5 Lmdon, Nov 4, 4 15 p.m. Amsterdam The Bavarian press of all shad"B is urging the Kaiser to abdicate. The Tageblatt states that leaflets are b«ing distributed among the people of Berlin, especially the soldiers, signed by the "workers and soldiers council,'' with the obj >ct of inciting
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    Recognition of the Poles.
    40 5 London, Nov. 5, 1.50 p.m. Washington Mr Lansitig announcea that the Government of the Wnited States recogniaea the Poli ih artnj as an autonomous and co-belligerent fore«, under the supremo authority of the Polish National Committee,
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    The Serbian Advance.
    39 5 London, Nov. 5, 12.45 a.m. Frenoh eastern communique The Serbians are occupying the right bank of tbe Danube, and have captured Valievo, and are advancing towards Chabatz They have reached the Bosnian frontier west of Khulieve.
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    The Coming Election.
    35 5 London, Nov. 5, 6.20 a.m. It is stated that a meeting of the Whips yesterday settled plans for an official election campaign. It is expected that polling day will be Dec. 7,
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    Allied Reprisal.
    28 5 London, Nov 4, 4.15 p.m. A German official message says that twenty-seven were killed and thirty-five injured as the result of an aerial attack on Bonn.
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    Peace Terms.
    407 5 Tho Northcliffe Forecast London, Nov. 4, 1.25 p.m. ln the Ihree column article In tho iim-3 on tho Allies' prohaNLa peaoe terms, by Lord No-bcbffe, the final -conditio i s'ipulit a that the ex-Geman colonies will not be r-tu uedto Berntny because the latter lost them ai a
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    Appointments.
    38 5 London, Nov 4,11.15 p.m. The Press Bureau states that Sir Auobland Glides becomes President of the Local Government Board, remaining in bis present office. Mr. Hayes Fisher becomes Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, with a peerage.
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    Women M. Ps.
    30 5 I-ondon, Nov. 5, I.4J> a m. The House of Commons las passed the second reading of the Bill enabling women to become Commoners without sny zf? qualification.
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    Obituary.
    35 5 London, Nov 3, 6.20 a m. The death ia annoanc-nl of th« Con n'.ees of Meatb, who visited Singapore some yt ara ago with the Earl of Meath in connecti- n with "Ecnpire Day."
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    Mahomedan Education.
    239 5 Calient, Oct. 5 —The opening ceremony of a new Madrasathnl Mahoniediya for the evocation of the Moplabs of Malabar was per formed to-day by Mr Jrtstic Abdur Rahiman, Mr Justice Abdnr K-ihitnan said that Mahomedn education in lDdia waa in a v>ry b»clward state and thu'. it w.<B
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    New Republics.
    319 5 States in the Making. London, Nov. 4, 2.40 p.m. Amsterdam i A I digram from Budapest says that Count Karolyi, speaking in the Town Hall said that the King consented to release the government from the oath of 'government andth* Nnio rial Connoil UTitntmon-dy resolved that the government
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    Obituary.
    167 5 Mr C De C Ye d. News has been received in Kuala Laropar from of tbe death in India, on Oct 24th last, of Temporary 2nd Lieu:. C de Clare Yeld, until rfc*ntly assistant accountant and acting office assistant to the General Manager. F M I Railways. Tbe cause
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    French Consular News.
    202 5 fßy courtesy »f the French Consulate?) Paris, Nov 4, 6 20 p.m. Tlie French 3 per cent bonds are a franc* 62 00 j the 5 per e<mt at 87 55 and the 4 per cent as 71.65. B t v ■jen and Semuy there was c
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    L dies Golf Championship,
    37 5 Tbe rosult of the first round was Mrs Hossell beat Mrs Vonlei up Mrs Cantrell a bye Mrs Holden beat Mrs Braddell 5 and 4 Mrs Orummond beat Mrs Everitt 9 aud X.
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    Verdun.
    984 5 Old Recollections. Now that the imme <f V**dn appears so oently in :!i<< ,al Ik eye, it may not be amiss to recall the oaptnre of the town a id fortress by the Prussians in 179.\ At the Convention of Pillnitz, it bad been decided to restore th«* monarchy
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    A Snake Story.
    134 5 The Sftallowed Wallaby. A correspondent lends ua tbe following story colled from an Australian paper, bat does not vouch for its veraci y Harris is only jast back from tbe Ooekton Races. Crossing the Black Mountain he had a terrible fright. A great and weiid creature, like
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    The Diocese of Gibraltar.
    317 5 There is a venerable story to the effect that when the Pope wa* cnce told that the Vatican whs within thd jurisdiction of the Anglican Bishop of Gibraltar, His Holiness wa« so surprised at the unexpected intelligence that he forgot to be in'Jign .nt However that
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    Hides from Mesopat mia.
    66 5 K*r cv, Oc* S. —A D«l ice issued tit B B i 8 .m t>ia* ikf! 8) tn» vi of hides) and ski-e frnn IsVtopctantl to tbe United Kirgd.-ut», and th° Allies will b» permitted t,n il furl he' notice Transhipment at Bomba\ will also be
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    Singapore St. Andrew's Society.
    68 5 Fifib List of Hibaciptiong to ';Scf.tti?h Sold fori Comforts Fond 19:8 19 Btb Oc'ober, b«»nch- forward $6,625 Mrs TJ BW yiiib go M Black Wvch 100 Hush Beck 25 Q >een Beth 200 Neil M Beck 25 Oapt W Dawson 4:h mor. snhs'n 10 W B
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      416 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TO LET Houee No S2, Marktt Street. Apply to 7, Change Al'ey. 6 11 ttC Government of Johore. PUBLIC WOHKS DEPARTMENT. Tenders are hereby invited for the following services during the year 1919 Execution of Current Repairs and Minor Works Supply of General Stores Supply of Earthenware Pipes
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    Shanghai Cause Celebre.
    231 6 Mr Ellis Ezra Fined $2,000 Before His Honour Judge Sir Havilland de Sausuiarex and a jury Mr Ellis I Ezra was charged at Shanghai with giving tbe boo of $200 to Hang Lao hang, a servan* of the Standard Oil C). of New York, contrary to the
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    Quinine and Malaria.
    551 6 Some remarkable statements regarding tbe value of quinine as a prophylactic are give.n_ in the annual report of the Sanitary Commissioner of Betgal. Dr Bentley gives the result ol an enquiry which was recently directed to all the European medical officers in the Dooars as to the
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    British House Famine.
    359 6 At least 500,000 wmkinj elaaa booses are r*. quired al present in Great Britain. Au annual supply of 100,000 new houses is needed in addition, to the lequirementh of an increased population and to take the place of the h uses damolisbed. These statements form the outstanding
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    Maharaja of Jodhpur Dead.
    312 6 We (statesman) regret to announce the de* h of Major His Highness th« Maharaja Dhiraj Sbri Summarsinghji Bahadur of Jodbpur at bis capital. The fate Maharaja has passed away while still a youth, being in bis 21st year. He ascended the gadi in April 1911 and
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    Viadivostock Fund.
    114 6 TE.VTH LIST. P f-\ion*ly ackn owle Ig<l $5,*33 30 Bklanos cf < f an. «r>tertalnnv m, j t, T w 1 IU! s t X r MS RC Mt'WO r vi iihlv acknowi •'.MOJ 1 is 2) John "on. n Me 50 Ca;taiti W ~i Fawenn 20 Mrs
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    901 6 Men fuotd ie tic Market tkis Moratig 3IMQAFOH*, N 0 V. Meaera Lyali and Kvatt, Kx change and Shaft Broken, Usn* »h» following Uat of quotation* 4<Jo*ier Shares. Som. Va;i». Bayer*, fc Jen. tl- Aiiaj-ia 3,3 f/- Au.f«i Java 6/- 11— tb 11/- 16/1 Ayijr Kanng 40/—
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 6 Singapore, Nov. 6. On London— Bank 4 m/a 2/4 3/16 Demand 2/3 15/16 Private 3 m/s 2/4 15/32 On W a~ Bank T T. 154| Oa Hongkong— Bank d/d 44 prem. On Shanghai— Bank d/d 441 On Java— Bank T. T, 128 t On Japan— Bank d/d 1001 Sovereigns—buyingrate
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    European Mails.
    93 6 tellfsre] n Ltadoi. Ti. follow ng we the dates of rtcur* fr.mi Singapore of the n. i 4wm sad their deliverj n. Utrr. 1 wxiVßmr. Mail A Aug. 7 Oct. 16 Mail B Aug. 7 Oct. 12 Mail C Aug. 14 Oct. 15 Mail D Aug 16 Oct.
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    Burma in 1917.
    325 6 Ihe report on .he administration of justice in Burma for the year 1917 refers to the marked decrease in the number of suits instituted, i he percentage being fourteen or fifteen In Upper Burma, although there was an Ineresse in (he Chief Court of Lower Burma and
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      261 6 Train Services. Singapore (Tank-Road) Dally. The mail rains from Singapore for the north leave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 a.m. (Snnday excepted) and 7 p.m. arriving at Knala Lnmpnr at 7.18 p.m. and 6.45 a.m. The through erprt?98 to Penang leaves Kuala Lnmpnr at 8 a.m. daily, arriving ii
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      130 6 Mails Close. To-day. Bito Pa hat Sri W >ags»e 2.30 pm Port, and Prnang *Ipoh 2.30 pm Malacca and Teluk A n«o 'Calypso 3.30 pra Saigon Donai 3.30 pm Saigon Haiphong 4 pm Tomorrow Europe Mail B It am Malacca *Sri Pa tana 12.30 pm P. Samba, Bengkalis, Laboean Bilik,
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    The Boxer Trouble.
    968 7 Off ciah Who Saved Foreigners. Peking, September 25 At the Warchiaopu to day, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Lv Tseng-bsi-in, and the Viee-Mininler, Mr. Ch«n, in the presenoe of the fed s .df of tae Ministry, p«rform°d dedicatory servic and offered reverent! ls-cifioe »t a uewiv
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    Indian Crops.
    265 7 Simla, October s.—Th I crop reports for the week ended Satur day, the 28th Sip Umber, are din. couraging. In Burma the rainfall was general and sufficient 1 v in India as s whole the fall was insufficient or altogether absent, h- re« the rep >rts are almost
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      149 7 SOME pcple think thnt the entire process of i:ige-*tion t->k n place baths ssosaach There in Uitestinal digestion and thrr.' i> intestinal indigestion also and the latter is v uh ly a-socistrd wi'h c< nstip ttion. Hartb *trn-n laat iear ihe in' i«*tine» .|tiirkU lea\« tbe daiinj SMsaktatM iurlained aad
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      460 7 HOW CAN YOU STAND A HEADACHE? There is nothing more maddening than a dull grinding headache, or short sharp twinges in the temples, over the eyes and at the base of the brain. How can you stand it You csuld stand it if you had to, peroaps, but you don't
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      537 7 (the o r I e n t al Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exceed $32,571,428 00 Absolute Security. Income in 1917 $4,517,500.00 Total Out-go in 1917 $2,732,073 00 ittiranci effected In 1117 $4,700,121.00 increase In Funds -$1,855,430.03 Total Policies' in forc<» 67,122 assnring
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      37 7 Singapore Volunteer Corps. M nek> try but not drills may b* reeamt*). Friday, Stb.—Veterans CojSVC Parade at Drill Hall, 5 p.m. (Compnlsory) :—Drill order, one poach haveraacki. watcrLottl* 8. Q. Q. WACK Captain, a S V 1
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      Masthead
      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.J SUPPLEMENT TO TNE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Daily. Vol. V.- No. 262 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1918 PHICE 5 CENTS.
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      Hongkong Freight Market.
      465 1 {Kzclusivt io Malay* Tribuns.) Messrs Snowman Co., the leading Hongkong ship and freight brokers, write as nnder date Oct. 26 as follows Our market, since we last went to press,haa remained decidedly flat,very little business having been reported. As regards tbe Time Charter Market tbe position has,
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      Holland's Losses.
      183 1 Holland has already suffered heavily ft the hands of U-bjats, and hoi lueses bave recently been added to by the sinking of a nailing ship iv circumstances that are typical of G> rman Nhwatrffla methods. Sailing from Rotterdam the vess< 1 encountered heavy weather, and for nearly a
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      The Battle-Fleet.
      95 1 Tbe moment we have waited long It) Globing OU US fa Wheu cuttiog short ins tv rr-t-gong, We'll he.tr tt.e Corditt'o Battle Bong That nails tbe Da\ at lust. The clashing r<ond duv»ug fortu To meet tbe waiting sbdl, And far away to East and North Our targets
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      Freights (Conference).
      269 1 Singapore, Oct. 31. Robber. To London, from Singapore, Penanjr, Port SwHter.hani or Malacca, 238 s. fcd. per ton of 50 cnbio feet. To Liverpool, from Singapore, Penang, Port Swettenham or Malacca, -237e 61. per ton of 50 cnbic feet. To London, from Port Dickeon, IVIuk Anson, Pelentan or
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      Daily Shipping Report.
      47 1 Arrivals. N 'v. 4. «'.ljiso British V ii, .Inn Boech Datch Nov. 5. Britieh V titty a Siam Clearances Nov. 4. P*rak British Kak* HaJ Nam Kimpar Hamphiaa Dutch X nil* Fi'-noa Kktsnra Mam Jtpan I trcirt Gamier Fr-nch H .v. I. mbilaa Da'ch
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      Quarantine.
      162 1 Ipbati ticnl list of Infeoted XGQ) and Suspected •f4Hal F P B) ports Signal neoesaary in adPort <iotin<-d. dition to Lhseaae. QnanaltM flag. B mm 8 Api Api FP B Cholera Bangkok F P H Pliunie a Batarla FBP Cerebro-Spi-nal Meningitis Battvta XGQ Smallpox B*tavi.t Taudj ma Pri..k XfiQ
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        511 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AJTD SHIPPING GAZETTE. Phone Ho. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. Per annum $14.00 Half-yearly 7.25 Per quarter 3.75 Per mensem S 1.25 Postage Extra 50 CtS per month. P.*0. British India APCAR LINE (OOMPAjnUS INOOBPOBATID IH EKGLAHD.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N
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        441 1 SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD. Entrances— T&njong Pagfr. Wharves Sbotion Go downs Gate Entranced Bonded WRr«hontfS, Trafalgar 8t. E.- matioD Murage 2 and 1 /T. Pagar. P S Eatt Eaat 1 *nd 2. 20/22 8torage B J Wharf Road. Sheerg 3 19 1 do (Dry Dooki) 3 Dock Store, M-ad C Tower
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        546 1 Sthe'hluyuhS uro SBIPPING GAZETTE I The Popular N y. r 2!/« 43P PUBLISHED DAILY C r R port if i CoMMM d N j Lina, India Full and Latest War < evvs m??m mm kaisha [DfUOftKb LATlfiD A- i JAPAN MAIL Co EUROPEAN 1 A «rvio« i.- ac.wfc.inel Yokohama via
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        106 1 Slogaporc Tid« Tables. WV In. 6 lay, Nov. 0,—II lg h Water —11 I a.m. 9,"t. 3tns. rhnrgi «v, Nov. 7 —Moon Vfax I) e. 6h. m Hi*h Water 0.12 i.m. 2in«.; 11 28 a.m 9tt. i ir»8. F.i.lay, Nov 8 —!Iiph Water:— 0 46 a iu. 8t. lio. 0.0
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