Malaya Tribune, 27 November 1918

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY. AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. No. 279 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27.
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      535 1 [ray Guan KM I lur thr atppli' of V FIREWOOD y w ,l \:(maip*J C<imiutsaionar« for tbe J j*ar* 11/16. 1917 and 191», jfow '.I" 3 •ocL'i»s»fnl Contractor for tbe t gjopit nf (muu« for the coming years 1919 I*2o. AiDRESS .1 31 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. "Gaiety" Cinema Junction Of
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      93 1 I IS RKOOMMKJ) DED BY The Municipal Commissioners I FOR COMBATING [SPANISH IHFLOEHZJt j To prevent tbe spread of this disease, j occupiers of premises should have their floors j sprayed daily with a solution of IZAL. j i j This solution should not be swept j I» way, but
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      392 1 I NOW LOOK HERE S Guan Kiat Tie successful Contractor m for the supply of iFIHE WOOD f to the Municipal Commisioners jj I for the years 1919 and 1920. I Address I 36 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. I—^ j A j;— Pa Always A 1 as/ J l-oiIJ'VD p«ixt» I
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    Prisoner Murdered.
    473 2 Brutality to Maimed Soldier. A not bat b SlialQi ins kOsxlsV I v jnit corn* to ligh*. Whten the British Government inquired into the death ot Private J. v ulHva>\ Ist Irish Guards, at the Merseburg Camp, the official Han reply was that he and another ajian attacktd
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    Death of Miss Talbot
    397 2 Richest Woman In Britain Ku"wu as tbe riabeat woman in Greet LwPaiti, alio» Emily Cuartlult Talbot died in the nrly morning at L»r I "Jon residence, Cavcutlli--...nan. aged W. Miss Talbot was I fld.it <isngbtrr nn I >•" b-ir of t:*e la-r Ht t'bftstoph'r P.Mans* 1
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      247 2 A COUGH 18 DANGEROUS Too dangerous to be negleoted, for «mall, trifling 1 coughs develop into deep seated and agonising afflictions. Coughing saps the vitality, wears, wrecks, destroys—leads to deadly lung diseases. STOP that Cocoa NOW bt cstng KASANTUK PILLB. They will penetrate, soothe, relieve inflammation, i stop the pain,
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      104 2 If Solaris ML As* lU£AI TABLE WATER i''S|L Cooling Refreshing aud Invigorating *§l BOTTLED BY Framroz&Co. SINGAPORE, I The Most EFFICIENT I Mated Water Battles j can be obtained ONLY from g: otomune Co. Singapore. Phone No. 750. tWMUtMmwWMmWMmWm Heady Stock. I ACETIC ACID j 99—100,;, Guaranteed. j Manufacturedtby Koei
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      501 2 British (Siam) War Aid Association. "Our Day" 1918 War Loan Lottery. Ticals 1,000,000 Tickets, Ticals 5 each. If all rickets are sold prizes will be:— Ist Price Ticals 200,000 each 2 50,000 4 20,000 8 10,000 16 5,000 H 32 2,500 50 1,000 140 500 The balance of ticals 260,000,
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      140 2 Peace Declaration! AND I Singapore Centenary Celebrations. ORDERS FOR FIREWORKS I (European and Japunest i Must be sent in MOW (li months in advance) to I Raffles Chambers. Singapore, XWE VICTORY ROAD DO YOU KNOW THAT I For CnromV Dysrnlcry and Diarrhoea JONGKEENA Is a sure and insUutiineous CURE SOLD
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    Straits Produce.
    285 3 Sltgtjpor», Novemb« i 27. Turn** I Local anl Beawari oolumn. Copra.- No Busine&a done, Tapwn. -Weak. No Menem Sago F'our.— Buaine*! lone. Oambier.—Ko Business. Pepoer—Zte*h »0 BuainaasOther ProdiicAi.-~ Jz c A Uttit Lattl Market Uaaaaioai. Naunega 110 8. per pienl $53.00 MmnegsSOS. 57.00 Copra Bali 10 20 Copra
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    Local Share Market.
    239 3 November 27. Messrs Latham Co., the Arcade, advise the following quotations MorOaiah $3.45 $3 70 ivarKunings 1.10 L2O ye- Molek 2.45 2.65 10.50 11.00 ralgownie *m 4.65 5.20 3akit Jelotong 0.65 0.70 Snkit Katil LOO 1.10 Bukit X B 0.60 0.65 OhangkaASerdg.... 7.25 7.75 i'anea'y LB5 1.95
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    European Mails.
    32 3 IWerett >■ wrfluoa. Tmb iollowing are the datea of trom Bto*>pore of the £*T" 2 MaOK aixl tbeir deliver; v LocdoD. XL Larr. u'r 9 Sept. It Mail I Sept.-7 uv
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      77 3 A Pathe Play of Sensation and Mystery AT THE MARLBOROUGH) Tbs Hall tor Comfort, Good Ma»io aud Good Pietares BEACH ROAD. Second Show at 9.15 p mIRENE CASTLE The Hill Crest Mystery In 5 Rt elA Gripping, Sensational and Subutooolul Piofcure narrating a nivßtery story Supported by Charlie Chaplin in
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      621 3 I Fpom Monday, Nov. 2S, to Saturday, Nov. 30 jgjj The Bomethtng in Moving' Pictures you have never seen before AJhambro j< f j Aihemhr» fa A Film that will make you realise lo tha only I Uie THealre Wow tbe Britinb Navy laoa» Helped to win >He Warfor aaav
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      681 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAT HOUSE j EMPIRE Taojuag f agar Road. Tram» Pa« 9 tbe Door, Second Show cat 9 30 A Bluebird Special Feature THE DOOR BETWEEN S Actt A Romantic Drama with Hoth Cliftord and Monroe Salisbury, i To the Highest Bidder A Macy Buller Star Feature in
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    Domestic Occurrence.
    64 4 DEATH. PIXIZ.—On November 27, at 2U, Qa*en street, Singapore, .Saturnine Innocencio DmiE, in his 68'h jear. China aod Japan papers ploaso copy. Messrs. Tan Lian Boh, Tan Lian Chye and family beg to express their ■incerest thankß to their friends and relatives who s«nt wreaths, scrolls, eondolonces, etc
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    GOVERNMENT AUTOCRACY.
    1667 4 We trust that instances such as that which has been experienced by the Kinta Sanitary Board will be few and far between. It is an example of officialdom in its worst aspect. The Kinta Sanitary Board had the laudable desire to snpply the town of Ipoh with pure
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    Jaffna Floods.
    155 4 Relief Urgently Required. To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir,—The following telegram has been received from Jaffna, Ceylon, this morning, by Dr J M Handy Unprecedented floods Jaffna Considerable distress. Wire collection relief fund." It is needless to point out to those who know the country how
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    Football.
    33 4 OFA B Team) will meet < B Team > on Thursday, MthiMtant and SCO (A) will meet !k 9 A° F A < A) on Thursday week, (sth December) on the 8 C C ground.
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    Local and General.
    445 4 Tin is q-mted at f 124 80 tons sold. v 75 The exportation of gold and coin, and articles wholl c mainly ()f v*u or prohibited from thn F tl > > Rabies haviug ceased to bmL* Malacca, the Resident 0 f p in Pahang, and Sdangor
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    Planter's Tragic Death.
    107 4 TUo lad ut», rncutii Poaau*-r. Monday oiuruiug e| ib* tragic sjlal on SuUir :aj mgbi of Air H*ouiFf. «|>o newly .nvie of Ch?Tk< E«t«,te, «ercuiu-tu. It a; teat Mr QauuitM- m sssanslbf fro« tss railway «Utiuo. •Fher* lis s«c goo» to *o« Lbe .atf two.tester car accompanied
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    Commissions in the New Armies.
    43 4 The General Officer Commanding Straus Settlements, has received telegram-from the War Office, London, stating that no more applications for Commissions in the following Technical Corps RE, R A MC A VC, ASC, AOC, and Workshops, will be entertained.
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    To-day's Contents.
    80 4 kecter's Cables Paas». War's Origin 5 German Humiliation 5 Havas Service 5 French Consular Newa 5 General Prisoner Murdered 2 Death of Miss Talbot Local Share Market 3 Btraits Produce 3 Government Autocracy Local and General The P. A. M. Z Correspondence Shipping Report 5 Rights of Turbary
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      209 4 Irobinson Co. I 50LF AOENTS FOR Britain's Best Bicycle The Raleigh a^P^\ tßbw Mm Complete with plated Lamp, Bell and Pump, Tool*, Tool Bag and Repair outfit, in 22, 34, 36 and 23 inch ■'rimes. Price U3O Nett SnocUl Qootntions to Traders on Application. ""^^"^^^^^^^^^^"^^^^^^ooi^o^^^^^noon^^B^im^Bnoooooon^ooo^ooo^^n^iooooooono^oooß^^^^a»OIL FOR THE HOME I I
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      177 4 New Stock Just Arrived Enamelled Latex measures; Galvanized barbed fencing wire; Canvas hose; Plain and%rmoured Rubber hose; Brass eyelets and rings; Buntings, assorted colours; J Clybu n screw spanners: Single double j j ended spanners; Gauge glasses, assorted sizes; Copper bail float Brass j water bib cocks, etc, etc. guanlqat
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      93 4 GUINNESS* Horsebead Stout i m Bole Importers:— Caldbeck, Macgregor AND Co., Wine and Spirit Merchants. KIAM KIAT 6c Co. 108 and 109 Market Street. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Large Consignment OF Luzon Lagio Plows PRICES AS USUAL. Why be Disappointed and Why Wait Until Evening? Watch the Inward Mail from
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    War's Origin.
    436 5 The Disclosures. London, Nov 25, 3,15 p.m. disclosures cabled this morning, regarding the origin of the j patvished by the Bavarian government, are contained in reports Connt yon Lerchenfeld, Bavarian •j D j Bt f»r at Berlin to his Government Reporting on July 18, 1914, records a conversation
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    German Humiliation.
    150 5 British Sail for Kiel. London, Nov. 25, 2.0 p.m. A flotilla of mine-sweepers left Firth of Forth this morning to war a passage for the British «aadron which is proceeding to Mcl and Wilhelmshaven to superintend the disarmament of the German warships. London, Nov. 25, 4.0 p.m. To-day
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    Passages Available.
    78 5 bondon, Nov. 25, 10.30 p.m. «i Government has decided to fande tree passages to the DomiJjaji for <he wives and families of gonial aud Dominion residents ,!l0 joined the army, navy, and force. The passages will be le before the conclusion of after which practically all the piiabl*
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    The Censorship.
    17 5 London, Nov 25, 11.0 p.m. censorship on foreign cabie--25 Con «naes until peace is deluded.
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    The Silver Market.
    11 5 London, Nov. 22, 5.50 p.m. market ie steady.
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    Havas Service.
    268 5 Protests to Holland Paris, Nov 25, 7.50 p.m. The Dutch indulgence for the Germans brings an Allied protest several times. Diplomatic representatives at the Hague have complained to the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Van Kaarnebeck, concerning certain acts by the Dutch Government in granting passage to German troops
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    America's Fighting Men.
    40 5 London, Nov 25, 4.25 p.m. Washington Mr Baker announces tbat be intends to reduce the American expeditionary force to thirty divisions or about half tha present strength. Further reductions would be made if the situation warrants it.
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    Parliament Dissolved.
    17 5 London, Nov 25, 1,40 p.m. Tbe King has signed a proclama. j tion dissolving Parliament.
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    French Consular News.
    80 5 (By courtesy ot the French Consulate.) Paris, Nov 25, 6.40 p.m. The French 3 per cent bonds are at francs 63.90; the 5 per cent at 87.80 and the 4 per cent at 71.65. The Polish troops have occupied Lemberg on the 22nd instant. British mine-sweepers left
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    Registration of Servants.
    167 5 Mr. AC J Towers, of Ipoh, is organising a postal canvass for votes in favour of the following resolution "In view of the cessation of hostilities, and the prospect of normal conditions being restored in the personnel of the various Government Departments, the Federal Council iB hereby
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    Rice Supply Agency.
    96 5 Notice is given in the F M S Government Gazette that on October 28th, 1918, il waa orderd by the Supreme Court that the Rice Supply Agency be wound up by the Court under the provisions of The Companies Enactment, 1917," and that the Official Reoeiver be
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    The P.A.M.
    719 5 Robber Crop Restriction. At the PA H meeting at Penang on Monday there was a representative gathering of planters from all districts present in the Town Hall, the Hon. Mr, R C M Kindersley presiding. A resolution was plaoed on the records of the Association expressing their deep
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    82 5 The November number of the Diocean Magazine contains an article dealing with Mesopotamia and one on Government and Religion, oiting some historical Malayan treaties or agreements in which the question of religion has been mentioned as regards the countries now forming the colony of the Straits Settlements and the Federated
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    The Pope's Safe.
    503 5 Its Contents Unknown, The mechanism of the finances of the Holy See, so long a secret even to the majority of cardinals, will be revealed to the world soon, it is believed, because of the deficits caused by the war. +It was recently stated to me," says
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    Kamuning Dividend.
    33 5 Messrs Guthrie Co. have rf ceived the following cable from the Secretaries Kamnning dividend 6 per cent recommended payable on 24th Dec. carry forward £17,959 so\i ct to profit duty etc."
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    Kota Tinggl "Our Day" Fete.
    74 5 By kind permission, tl; F ncv Goods, Rubber 6tc left ov*>r from the Our Day Fete at Kota Tirnrgi will be offered for sale at th« Johore Hotel on Saturday next 30th inst, from 3 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. There will also be c Gallery
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    Johore "Our Day" 1918.
    192 5 Football Match tor a Sliver Cup Presented by the Johore Sports Club. On Saturday last 23rd November a football match wna heM on tho Johore Bahru Padang between teams from the Johorn Military Forces and the Johore Volunteer Forces, The match was well contested, both teams
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    Shipping Report.
    542 5 Arrivals. NOVEMBER U. Tounsonm, Dat srr, 135 tnrg, Capt Phillips, Railed from P Sham Not 23, Asiatic Petroleum. NOVEMBER 25 Circe, Brit 311 toai, Cap. Bannatyne, sailed from Deli, Nov. 23, W Mansfield. G. G. Daendels, Dat str, 77S tons Capt Brachthys, sailed from Mnntok, Nov 21, KPM.
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    Clearances.
    266 5 NOVEMBER, 23. Ff.tno s Gamier, Fch str, 147 tone. for Mersicg. R d Bam, Dat str, 68 tona, for Rhio. NOVEMBER 2S. Kampar, Brit str, 499 tona, for P S'bam and Penang. Qaorra, Brit etr, 89 tona, for Indragiri. Giang Ann, Brit str, 557 tons, for Ba*avia and Cheribon.
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    Stranding of the "Anamba."
    67 5 The rrcent stranding of the British steamer Anamba" off the coast of Sabang will be the subjeot of an enquiry to be held in the Marine Court at 10.30 a m tomorrow. The Court will consist of Mr W Langham Carter (Senior Magistrate Polioe Courts) President,
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    U.S. and Rubber.
    136 5 Increased Shipments Authorised- The American Consal General in Singapore writes to the F.M.S Chamber of Commeroe Several days ago this Consulate General received a cablegram from the Secretary of State, Washington, to the effect that restrictions on the exportation of commodities from the United Statea wonld be
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    Women Mayors of Old.
    172 5 Translation of prehistoric tablets in the University of Pennsylvania Museum has revealed that women Mayors were regularly constituted public officials in Asia Minor 5,000 years ago. The translations, which concern a once powerful, well-organised government and people, of which nearly all trace has been lost through
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    Death from Burns.
    117 5 verdict of death dae to shock from barrg was retarned by the Coroner this morning u the result of an iDqaest on one Agnes, a Tamil Christian woman aged 46 years. According to a deposition taken from deceased before her death, it appeared that she was staying
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    Day By Day.
    38 5 To-day. /Fillis* Circus, 9.15 p.m. To morrow. Fillia' Ciroua, 9.15 p.m. Friday. Hanucah (Jewish Holiday). Fillis' Circus, 9.15 p.m. Saturday. St. Andrew. Raffles Hotel Scotch Dinner. Sunday Ist Sunday in Advent. Queen Alexandra's Birthday (1844).
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    Correspondence. Armistles Profiteering.
    163 5 ghhj f* «ft* 0f «to iUlof fnhmm*. Sir,—Tb« following will mt.rea» wo» of your re*d*ri. Tb«* Mia* t>( r gtr» in NUlaoca la rifttnv Vy if»i«aii<J bound* and there li «rtlU bop« among tba egg-v*ndor» t-hftl It «111 go ap m far aj 7 or X o«nit
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    Canton.
    117 5 Trade in Opium. The report oo the trade of Canton for tbe year 1917 by the Commissioner of Customs mentions that tbe arrivals of opium amounted to only 40 pikuls ralaed H. K. Tls. 335,400, and tbat do opium was imported after April. It gees on to say:— In
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    Kimonos Forbidden.
    195 5 Honolulu, Sept. 23.—R Moroi, Consul-General of Japan, has forbidden his countrymen in Hono lulu to wear kimonos on the streets. To enforce his order he has had th Sheriff swear in M Nishigaya, an attache of the consulate, as a deputy, and it will be the latter's duty
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      22 5 flatlet to ftartarra. Information has beam received thst all (.tenia sra asblbltad as (rota tu> L'Oih Nor. 1918, Marln.oe ara informed accordingly.
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      486 5 LATENT ADVERTISEMENTS. Seaside Baotalow to bo Let. H<»od Lcdire," PftHir I *aj*pg K»ad 6%Bttleei partly fumfsSaaV monthly rent. I2j Apply to '"bin Keiifr Teow. co The Treasury. 37 1i 2012 TOYO KISEN ILAISIIA. ll'ioorporetod in Japan) For Son Fronciico Dfroet (Celling at a port in .J\p*o for Coal) TU bSSi
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    Rights of Turbary.
    992 6 Anc'eat Source of Fuel. Sir Paul Vinogradoff, in one of his earlier works, dwells on the economic value for the community of those manorial "wastes" of England which in the earliest dayu ot the feudal system, and in earlier ages warn the manor was still an inchoate
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    By Pigeon Post.
    363 6 Among th* records of the R.F. Pigeon Service there is none, perh»;>s, more thrilling than that of a carrier-pigeon which waa severely woundtd in an asrial bittle whilst pluckily performing an erran 1 of tn*rcy. M the bird, which wi* Brit out wi»h three others on two
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    Germany's Position in a Nutshell.
    202 6 Ah the result of the four years and more of tbe attempt of Kaiser Wilhelm and his military party to c mquer the world and dominate it, Germany is thus situated: Dead, 2,000,000; woaaded, 4,700,--000; permanently disabled and a charge upon tbe state, 2,000,000. Interest—bearing
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    War Gardening.
    870 6 America's 5,285.000 Producers. Patriot* of th* United States planted 5,285,000 war gar dona in 1918 and raised a crop iued at $525,000,000 according to (e.imates by the National War Garden Commission of Washington based on reports from all parts of the oonntry. This was an inorease of fifty-one
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    825 6 Prices Qootts in the Market tail Horstag. UiaAaroaa Nov. 27. Hasan Lys 11 and Bvatt, Bbrcbang» and bnars Brokars, Mac tbe following list of quotation* Kubbsr Shares. Host. v. Be>er». Saltan. S<- Attagar I/- 3,3 S/- Aos -'Java W--1/. Anglo-Malay It/- 15/--1 Ayei L. juiig 40/- 60/II-
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 6 Singapore, Nov. 27. On London— Bank 4 m/s 2/4 15/32 Demand 2/4 7/32 Private 3 in/a 2/4 23/32 On India— Bank T. T. 156$ On Hongkong— Bank d/d 40»,% pram. On Shanghai— Bank d/d 4ft) On Java— Bank T. T, 133 On Japan— Bank d/d 1044. Sovereigns—bnyingrate $8.64 India
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    Mails Close.
    126 6 To day Penang,* Rangoon and Calcutta Shuibu Maru 2.W) pm Batn Pahat Sri Wungsee 2.3 J pm Port Swettenham and Penang *Ipoh 2.30 pm P. Sambu, Anatuba and Natnna Islands Van Hogendorp 3pm P. Sambu Pontianak Van der Parra pm Pulau Galang Sri Galang 3 pm Batavia Chcribon
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    Robberies in Shantung.
    104 6 Icbowfu, Shantung, October 31. The robbers' depredations continue. Itang, 10 miles north-west of here, baa been robbed of everything tbat was easily carried away and many of tbe people held for ransom. The attack was made juat after daybreak. The firing of a cannon could be heard
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      92 6 INFLUENZA COLDS And Children's Coughs I Cured by Veno's Lightning Cough Cure. Mrs Slide, HO. I.ancefldd street. (Juctn's Park. Paddington. London. i says: Veno's Lightning Cough Cmre has been a real blessing In my family. It cured my little boy of whooping couth when other things proved useless, and since
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      685 6 THE OR IE NTa>, GOVERNMENT SECURITY Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Inoorpora ted in Indu. FUNDS exceed $32,571,428.00 Absolute Baorjii,, liiootiia in 1917 TotalOut-g*****7. $273ni a J istirance effectai In 1917 $4,790,121.00 iKreaw In Funds f i Sf *'JJJJ i Total Policies in force 67,122 assuring with Bonne Addition*
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    Tom, Dick, and Harry
    1033 7  -  The dveoturoas Platoon. (By Lt J.B Morton They were drawn from nearly every k'nd of occupation, aod many of them were Londoners Tbey had bad their adventures before thoy became soldiers, adventures that had very grand and glorious at the time. Tow had kias-d a married
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    Boy Scoots' Association.
    27 7 Ordera for waek «Kiding Sata rday, -Nov. 30 Wednesday, Nov. 27.— Combined Parade, V M 0.4, Ground 5.15 p in. Frank C. Sands Commissioner.
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    122 7 Orders for the week ending Saturday, Nov. 30 Ts-Day. 4.40 Jardiae Steps for Fort Silensing SVA Specialists (aa detailed) 5.00 Drill Hall SVA (Details) 5.10 do SYR A V Platoon and MCS (Compulsory) 515 do Signalling Sec. SVC do SVC Reoruits. To-morrow. 5.15 pm Drill Hall Eurasian
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      492 7 NOTICES Malacca 1918 Oar Dag Fete. The booklet containing a long' programme of The Malacca 1918 OUR DAY FETE, which will be held on Wednesday, the Ist January 1919, is being prepared, and advertisers are invited to send for the benefit of the OUR DAY FUND their advertisements for insertion
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      404 7 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable old Chinese porcelain vases, figures and plates, old bronzes, scrolls, pictures, screens and cloisonne fiom Peking, also incense burners of the and Ming Dynasties, Amber, Jade stone, Crystal Agate yeses. snuff bottles and ornaments of the Kanghi, Yungching, Kienlung and Towkwong periods To be
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      147 7 A deadly foe! More people have been crippled in health after an attack of Malaria than by all the bullets of the Huns The after-effects are a lowering of nervous tone, with increased irritability, languor of mind and body, disturbed sleep and vague pains in the head and elswhereft This
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. SUPPLEMENT TO THE TRIBUNE. issued Dally. Isoned Daily .j VoL V.- No. 279 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      66 1 Wednesday Nov. 27.—M00n in Eqnator Oh at. High Water 5.45 a.m 7ft, 7ins. 5.45 p.m. 7ft. Sins. Thursday, Nov. 28.—High Water —6 40a.m. 7ft Bins. 7.9 pm I 7ft. 4ins. X I I Friday, Nov. 25.—M00n in Apogee I 2h 12m. a. High Water:—7.27 a.m. Bft. 8.21
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