Malaya Tribune, 26 November 1919

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1 1 Malaya Tribune
  • 29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.4 AND mWU SHIPPING GAZETTE. trvT:ymG daily. Vol VL MO. 277 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1919 PRICE S CENTS The Malaya Tribune. WEDNEBDAY, NOVEMBER 26.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 209 1 ii WATT GO. I torket Street and Orchard Road SPECIALISTS IN Repairing, Motor g g u ppll«». Ships' Stores, AND Cstate Requisites, 'phone 741. LOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY Tueiday. Wednesday and Thursday 25th, t6th and 27th Not. Di THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 SHARP. THE g GODDESS Ree,s FOUR EPISODES
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    • 300 1 Straits Motel TAN JONG PAGAR ROM. Boar J and Lodging, Single and Double Rooms. For par ticul .ra apply tojtue &!aoager, TERMS VERY MODERATE Telegraphic AddreM PBAN ARAN. M. A. SAIBOO i Co. General Merchants A Money Changers. Ail are kindly wlicited te lnape«t our tbop at Johnston's Pier, Singapore.
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    • 13 1 1 •IfSll CINE OLD Trench brandy CIRST Tavourite. FOR HtoßTb THE JB BEER.
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    • 281 1 IMulfoPcTs Joints Relieve that full feeling after eating. "ONODA" j Portland CEMENT. Manufactured by Onoda Cement Manufacturing Company, Yamaguchiken, Japan. —i SOLE AGENTS: Mitsui Bussan Kaisha, Ltd. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN.) IMTANG BRfli. TOB4CCI Cf, 38 ROBIN3ON ROAD, SINGAPORE Hi limn at IPOH, BOA LOMPCB A PENANG Tas Hee Cigarette®^ Tas
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  • 652 2 New Cinema Hall Opened. •Visas Oar Own Xkneepmemm.) Malaooa. Nov 21. I have already written an aoooant of the new theatre known aa Chan Soon Cheng Hall. This waa open--1 to th* public on the 2 Lit in*:. On thn v oth mat. the hall had been declared
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  • 50 2 The Directors of the Pablio Officers Guarantee Fund, F M S, have recommended a red notion of the rate of contribution from one to per cant; and in some oases a inspension of contribution. A bill is to be introduce d into the Federal Council to carry out these reoommendationi.
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  • 57 2 Programme of Drills, etc., for week ending Saturday, November 29, 1919. Wednesday, 26. 5.10 p.m.—Drill Hall, Chinese Co. 8 V I, Recruits. Friday, 28. 4.30, p.m.—Balestier Range, Ear*, si .ii Co., Part I Clarification. Saturday, 29. 2 30 p.m.—Balestier Range, Chinese Co, Parts I II Classification. R.
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  • 126 2 The Cinemas. The Family Stain,* strong Willi am fax prod action in ate: parti il being aoreened at tha Marlborough In addition to whioh there ii a Pathe Gsotte, another topical film and a Harold Lloyd comedy. In the earlier •how there is a fine four-part drama, The Son
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  • 351 2 Need for Co operation Tbe imperative need for closer co.operation among tbe Chriatian Churches iu tbe reconstruction of the world w«a the dominmt note of tbe first day Of tbe Cfcurcb Congreaa at Leicester on Oot. 14. It was insisted on by «be Archbishop of Canterbury iu
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  • 150 2 Oa Monday, at the Coroner's court, an inqueet was held regarding the death whion occurred on Nov 16 of Low Keh Chow, who waa shot on Oot 8 by a Malabari named Jacob. Dr A C. Basa, asst. surgeon at the Tan Tuck Seng Hospital, gave medical
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 532 2 |»i2V T 6.NGAPORE IM I «21 L SINGAPORE 7 I j 3 MAD E_jfsMfvlDlA_» MADE IN INDIA NOTICE is hereby given that the above Trade Marks are the sole a-d exclusive property of VANUGOPAUL Co. of 92, Market Stieet, Sin«> pore, and are need by them in respect of piecego
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    • 367 2 HI Are you taking Genuine British FORMAMINT P THt Of *H HUM TMMttT TMUT with the red-and-gold teal of Genatosan, Ltd, There is nothing like it for curing throat-troubles and pflsV Tenting infectious diseases. Bat there are many tablets which took like Formamint —and are ctllti Formamiot —though really they
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    • 217 2 AUCTION SALES. An IXOBPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY lo procure the Rvc VEGETABLE OILS and TALLOW IMPORTANT AUCTION 3|r Large quantity of Vegetable Oils and Tallow ex i* "Golden! To be held at the P. O. Company's Wharf .<• ON FRIDAY, 28TH NOVEMBER 199, AT 2.30 p v Coatprisiag:—lJ43 Caski Wood Oil, no
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  • 268 3 Singapore, Nov, 26. Mewri Latham 00., 30-A Baffle* Plaoe advite the following qiotationi:— AJorGajah $4.10 $4.30 AyerKuningt 135 1.45 AyerMolek 3.90 300 AyerPanai 13 50 13 90 Balgownie 675 7.00 Built Jelotong 0 87$ 0.95 Bukit Katll 1.20 1.25 Bakit X B 0.80 0.85 Beawtt 1.50 1.55
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  • 277 3 Singapore, Not. 26. 7Yk,_See Looal and Generrl column. Copra* —Builneii done, Toptoco.—Steady.—No Buiinei* Sago Flour'— Busineai done. G-ambitr.— Buiinw«i done. iVpper.—Weak.—Bmineta done. mhwr Products.— Market Qaif Uuj Leal aUrtfl Httorioaa. Nutmeg! 110 S. per ploul 162.00 Nutmegi 80 8. 68.00 Oopra Bali 22 50 Oopra Gorong Talo 23
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 298 3 MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Maaic and Good Pictures Beacb Road. fr*m Iae»«ay, November 25, to Sunday, November 10 A BIO WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION Preaenting FREDERICK PERRY America's Distinguished Stage Star THE FAMILY STAIN In 6 Parts A thrilling domestic photo play. A subject of exceptional holding power, pulsating
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    • 560 3 Th e Fm fciday, M«T«ab«r II, to Wednesday, Hevemeer S6 AJhlmbra Alaambr a Is ia the only the Theatre AT THB iht irt A I UAMDPA -aA L. n AIVID fx M age Orahaatra, Tea, eta. and the BEST The Hall for Malic and Paatarai served accommo- beach atoju* dnrtBd
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    • 577 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY BOUSE EMPIRE Taajoag Pagar Road. Tranr P** the Door To-Mght! Second Show at 9.30 p m. To Night!! LADY TSEN KEI I*wyer, doctor, cinema star and an athlete of no mean abil ty. The first Chinese Screen Artist to rise to St el ar fame. For
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  • 33 4 On November 20th at Golden Shower," No 3o Tras Street the wife of Mr. Puey ean Chuan, a son, to be named Puey Tiang Ann alias Puey Robert. 16 11 2i 11
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  • 774 4 One difficulty concerning the award of a war medal to the looal forces is what some people call the absurdity of a certain type of man being given a medal at all. It ia true that there were many who did not join the Volunteer Corpa
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  • 115 4 Before the opening of the Federal Council at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, the Acting High Commissioner pr seated the following decorations, on behalf of the King, to five offioere and one nurse, now in the F. M. 8., for valuable servioes rendered in war areas The 0
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  • 32 4 The general meeting called for Sunday has been postponed and will be held on 8unday Dec 7 at 10 a.m. A full attendance is particularly requested at this meeting,
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  • 41 4 We learn that the 1st/70th Burma Rifles, who are coming to Taiping, w*re formed at Maymyo on Sept 19th. 1917. They comprise three companies of Burmans arid one of Karens The Commandant is Major (Ag Lt Col) D N Stuart.— M.M.
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  • 457 4 [Wt do a* siB—arflf -isrss tfta •fimUmt «trass** ty cmvmfomimt».] "The Point of View." The correspondence under the above title, relating to the Clerks' Union, or the Clerical Union as it is now decided it shall be named, has unfortunately been marred by personalities. The Editor will gladly
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  • 97 4 Sago flour is quoted in London at 38/ Tiu is quoted at £284.7.6 in London. The London quotation for copra is £61.0.0 On the Liverpool market ootton middling American, is at 24.95. Black pepper is quoted at 1/1 and white pepper at 1/5 in London. Tapioca is
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  • 190 4 Tin is at $139 50 no sellers. SVC Orders announce the gran, ting of one year's leave to Bapper F G Ritchie, S RE (v) and Private W M Geddes, 8 V R, who are proceeding to the United Kingdom. The Malacca Royalty cinema iB screening to-night, in the second
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  • 483 4 By "Firm Spear. l It is ramoa- l Jit Fathers (or Old eomeone has irre i, them) have a great VW rial scheme up their That it is to oost a cool hundred thousand dollar. take the form of a h k kind atop. gare °f aotn. That
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  • 56 4 The sum rf $550 has been ted by the Eurasian Association the Officer Commanding, J* Company, Anglo-Indian Fore* Fort St. George, Madras, for •"J bution auiorjg the Strain W Christmas. .k The following is a last or scriptionß: |urj Singapore Eurasians jOflOl* Eurasian Company, 8' C
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  • 23 4 The Press Congress of Untitled *o nd««able ai r > '1 S I9ao. Tbe C. UgTi M to ad persons L of proas work
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 203 4 ROBINSON CO. British made Offer JHHHfe Bo0tS Me. 1W Blaek Box Calf Derby Beote ia el siass. Price $12.50 netr. No. 4 Tan Coarse Hide Derby Boots, suitable for estate ase. Price 50 nett. No. 1 Tan Derby Boots. Piice S15.50 nett. No. 2258. Tan Willow Derby Boots with extra
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    • 317 4 Magnolia Antifriction White Metal Galvanized Ridgings Crane's Cylinder Oil Galvanized Pipes and Fittings Champion Blacksmith's Post Drills GUAN KIAT CO, LTD. (Incorporated in the Straite Settlements) 36 Phillip Street, SINGAPORE. Telegraph M GUAN KIAT Code used A. B. G. 5 th Edition. Telephone Nos. 1361, 1362. lo extension of our
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    • 82 4 Patent Faced Hair Belting COMPANY. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting SOLE AGENTS: KIAM KIAT Co. 108 aod 109 Market Street CINEMA BADGES BH Our First Assortment. Ten Different Kinds—Pnarl White, Eddie Polo, Irene Castle, Harry Carey, Lilian Walker, Marie Osborne, etc. 2u cents each, Postage extra or $2.00 for ten,
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    • 15 4 Guinness' Horsehead Stout In Quarts, Pints Nips Caldbeck, Macgregor AND Co. Wine And Spirit Merchants.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 61 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Wednesday, Nov. 26. Hookey S. C. C. v. Manobesterf, Thursday. Nov. 27. Football: 8.K.C. v. Manchester!. Friday, Nov. 28. Hockey 8.C.C. v. S R.C. Municipal Commission, 2.30. Saturday. Nov. 29. Football: Scotland v. the Rest, S.C.C. ground. Sunday. Nov. 30. Swimming Club Launches To.—9, 10 and 11.
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  • 269 5 Still Strong Enough to be Dangerous. ARE WILSON'S IDEALS DEM? Figures showing the present strength of German army give nd for serious reflection. The reactionaries count on being W to c*H upon very formidable forces. The U S Sna c's mv idling the country still at war
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  • 235 5 CAN THE LEAGUE BE S4VED Reuter. London. Nov, 21.—The situation arising from the American Senate's action concerning the Treaty is regarded by the London press as grave, though not yet desperate. In vi-wof the momentous world issues involved, it is hoped that the ten days between now and
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  • 71 5 Reuter. London, Nov. 21,—In the Housa of Commons, Mr. BoDar Law, replytog to a question a<j to whether the action of Congress made a difference the Anglo-Frenoh-American agreement, stated that tbe British Undertaking was contingent on the Treaty being adopted by the United totes. Hitherto the treaty
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  • 61 5 Reuter. London, Nov 21—A Blackburn •«oplan*, entitled the Kangaroo, Piloted by Lieutetams Hendle and competing in the flight to Auatralia, has departed from 3fc»news has been received of Capt J"*J**. who left on Oct 21, since v 16, when it was reported be d a landed
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  • 217 5 POSSIBLE STRENGTH OF REACTIONARIES Reuter. London, Nov. 21. —Discussing the prominence given recently to estimates of Germany's armed strength, an authority jnst returned from Germanj has informed Renter that there are three categories of a'tned men in Germany, firstly the National Army of 100,000 fixed at Versailles,
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  • 73 5 Reuter. London, Nov 21.—Renter is informed that the majority of the W-t7.it iB have accepted the British terms. One section deliberately did not participate at a recent meeting with thn British, consequently aerial operations against them will commence forthwith. The attitude of two sections is at
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  • 40 5 Reuter. Paris, Nov 21.-U w under Blood that the Supreme Council has decided to give Poland a mandate over Eastern Galicia for twenty-nve y ars, after whioh the League of Nations will determine the future of the territory.—Renter.
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  • 865 5 High Commissioner's Address. A meeting of the Federal Council was held in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, the opening ceremony being carried out with great state. The acting High Commissioner, the Hon Mr F S CMC, delivered a comprehensive address, from which we take the following extracts The estimated revenue
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  • 273 5 Entertainment. The Children's Aid Society is to benefit to the extent of 75 per cent of the ptoceeds of thu entertainment at the Viotoria Theatre on Dec 2, 4, and 6. The performances will be under the patronage of H E the O A G and Mrs James.
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  • 131 5 Reuter. Parfs, Nov. 21—The French Minister of Public Works, M. Claveille, is to be appointed chairman of the International Commission of the Rhine. According to the Treaty of Versailles the Rhine becomes an International river, witb French prominence concerning the waterworks Coocerolog Japan. The Japaneae peice delegation
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  • 168 5 Macphail Co's Report. Singapore. Nov 26. Stiver.—76. Hongkong.—117£ per cent prem. Shanghai.—27|. Rubber. —The auctions opened dull this morning, buyers showing little interest, business being round 96 cts. Tin. —Buyers $139.50; no sellers. Shares —A brisk market. Rubbers—Alor Gajahs $4 20 sellerr, Ayer Hitams $17.00 buyers', Ayer Moleks $3.00/3.15 sellerb'
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  • 10 5 Robber is quoted at 2/4 for both orepe and sheet.
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  • 323 5 Football. S CC II Brookdale Rovers The soocer match between the SCC seoond string and the Brookdale Rovers, on the Club ground last evening, was not notable for much skill in the play, which throughout was somewhat scrappy. The SCO won by two goals to nil, and their
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  • 56 5 The following players will represent the S.R.C. in the soccer game with the Msnohesters to-morrow j E J Ganno. goal; E G. Wheal*y and L. M. Pennefather, baoks W. Rassell, W A. Aeria, and L. A. Rappa, halt-backs N. 8. Hogau, W. J. L'ngsrd, T. Leijasins,
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  • 40 5 On the S.R.C. ground, last evening, the Recreation Club's second eleven met the Boustead team. The game ended in a draw, neither side being able to scjre. The play did not repoh a very high s'andard.
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  • 110 5 There will be polo again to-day on the Balestier Road ground, play being as follows Ist Chokka, 5 5 pm. No. 1. L. R. Dames, R. Manasseh. No. 2. Capt. P. F. Keene, H. Bwee Lee. No. 3 Lt, Col. R. W. Morgan, cm g., D.so H.C.
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  • 271 5 Y M C. A- Cnp Competition The handicap competition for the massive silver oup presented by Mr 0 W Banks, the former managing director of Messis John Little and Co, is now reaching its final stages at the Y M C A Billiard Room. Tbe conditions of this competition
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  • 162 5 Keppei Golf Clnb—Captain's Cnp The replay was won by G. Hogg, with a nett score 155 for 36 holes. St. Andrew's Day Foursome Mitch. Scotland vs. Thh Rest. 9 a.m. J Kennedy and D. Suttie vs A. S. Girdnnr and G. Hogg. 9.05 D. Bissett and W. N. Masterton
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  • 105 5 Reuter. London, Nov 21. —In the Manchester November Handicap the betting is as follows Chator and Alasnam 6 to one; King John and* John Jaokut 7 to one Grand Fleet and Planet 100 to 9 Royal Backs Golden Fleece, and Aynsley 100 to 7.—Reut«r. London.Nov 21. —The Manohester
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  • 75 5 Reuter. London. Nov 21. —In the House of Commons, Dr. 0. Addison, Minister for Health, stated that the Government will assit looal authorities to obtain money for housing and will also financially assist small bnildeis. The Builders Federation has agreed that each of its members will undertake
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  • 79 5 Reuter. London. Nov. 20, —The corres pondent of the Times at New York wires that according to the department of commeroe, in nine months this year the United States exported nearly 226 million gold dollars worth of goods ot vLich 59 milions went to South America, and
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  • 74 5 Reuter. London, Nov. 20. —Montagu's report of Nov. 20 attributes the strength of the silver market to the continnat.ee of the demand from Chins, the scarcity of spot supplies, and the Mexican Government's decision to curtail silver exports from Mexico by half. It states that between April 1
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  • 147 5 The weekly meeting of the Rent Assessment Board was held yesterday at 2.15 p m. in the Municipal office?, the Hon Mr C J Saunders presiding. Others present were Messrs Koh San Hin, Gaw Khek Kiam E A Elias, A M 8 Angullia, H Robinson and H
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  • 66 5 This morning, before Mr H R Bull, the second magistrate, two more men, named Hanan ard Awang, respectively, were oharged with abetment of the mnrder of Ram Mohnn Singh. They were arrested in Weld Road. The accused were released on bail of $200 each. The formal hearing
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  • 417 5 First Gene J Meeting. A central meeting of the Clerks' Union was held yesterday at 5,15 p.m. at 8t. Andrew's School hal), the Hon. Capt. Song Ong Siang presiding. The hall was so crowded that it permitted only of standing accommoda'ion for later arrivals. The chairman said
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  • 54 5 The Hon. Mr C E Craig has rotic i that at tbe meeting of tht Mabicip 1 Commies mw, an Wti day, he will ask a n imbar of qnes 'ions Ngatdtng h- temp rat] Imnmm at People's Hark. 1 here is a's i hn usa .1 rontbfti
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • 368 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT*. WANTED.—A Clerk with goM knowledge of Typewritiiu. Application shoul1 be made in bandwritiag. Ap>iy to V. c/o Malaya Tribune. 26 U 2 12 DOG LOST. A Japanese Poo lie, male, blade rn white, on 24th iastaat, fro Beach Finder will be rew.irded on bringing Sam. to Quarantine Station
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  • 938 6 Prim Qvotii in thi Market tkii MoraiAj. I ■ar«A.POBa, Bar. M. Ian Lyall ud Evatt, Bxehanga ud Bfcata Brckan, laoi tha following lia* of qoatatiooa Robber Shares. Hots. Talaa. Barm, Rtt'an. t;• AlUga* 2 6 2 J 2/- Aaglo Java 6/- 6 I 2/* Aaglo-Malaj 11/6 181
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  • 53 6 Singapore, Nov. 26, I9IS On LondonBank 4 m/a 2/4* Demand 2/4 4 Private 3 m/a 2/5 1/32 On India— Bank T. T. 106 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 271 On JavaBank T. T. 123* On Japan— Bank d/d 93J Sovereigns—buying rate $8 54 Bank of England rate 6£ Bar tilver
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  • 46 6 Delivered io London The iolk»viijg art> the date* cf I partnre frou. Singapore of tha Kn»opf*in Maila »q 1 U-o|r <ViiverJ >>- 1 aawtian Larr DiLivFaaa ih BiNOAPoaa London. Oct 7 Not. 8 do U do 15 do 21 do 17 do 20 do 20
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  • 16 6 Sh' J.B in communication with the Coojmeroial Wireless Station this morning —s s. Hartlepool, Falstria.
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  • 163 6 A man in Bhienulok, in Siam, is said to b.4v.t di*d of lb* bltn of a cobra nndnr pecnliar circatbttHncm Havirg to go out on some business il- man v. m iuto his room lo il.f-g.M. Shortly afterwards he was beard to shont th -.th- had been bii'-n by a
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  • 171 6 Lever Brothers U 000.000 Deal. The official Intimation waa published on Oct 10 that Messrs Lever of Port Sonlight, of which Lord L' verbalme, is the bead, had acquired the soap interests of Messrs Brunner Mond and Co. This means tbat Lever Brothers now hold control in
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  • 110 6 Macphail Co.'s Report. Singapore, Nov 15. Silver.—7ss. Hongkong 127$ per oent prem. Shanghai.— Rubber.—Quiet, sales round 97 cents. Tin.—Buyers $138$; no sellers. Shares. —A brisk market. Rabbets. —Ulu Pandans aold at $2.30, Ayer Moleks at $.03, Kedahs at $1.05, Tapahs at $21,50, Mandai Tekongs at $1 and J ram Kuantans
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  • 97 6 The death rat* per mille fc r the week ending Nov. 15 was 33 17. Tie total number of deaths wis 242 of which 187 were males and 55 females. Two Europeans and 1 Kurasian died, also 181 Chinese, 33 Malays, 23 ans. Convulsions etused 23 deaths, phthisis
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  • 175 6 Sri Muar, Bri 96 tons. Cap A Fripp, from Malaco* 26 11, for MaUcci 27 11 Soon Keck. Hye L°ong, Bri 302 tone. Cap G W Barker, fmtn Malacca 26 11, for Malaaaa il 11 S S S Co. Indragiri, Dut 160 tons. ,C»p J Mulder, from Indragiri
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  • 21 6 Orders for week ending Saturday, November 29. Wednesday, 26. 5.10 p.m.—Musketry, SVC Drill Hall. Fbank C. Sands Commissioner.
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 138 6 Weighing t j Machines. I STOCKS OF i AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' j AT Huttenbach BROS. Co. DRINK and Stowt. THE POPULAR BEYEBA61S. Sold Everywhere. G. AURELY Co., Singapore and Penang. Sole Importers for S.S., F.M.S. and Sumatra. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. 'Phone 815. Tel. Aurely." I TUNING OF JPI *L
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    • 302 6 Trait Service!, Singapore (Tank itoad) Dally The mail t-aina from Singapore for the :»o«-tb leav* Tank Road itation daily at 7,7 a.m. (Sunday ezoepted) ai.d 7 p.m. arriving at Koala Lntopur at 7.18 p.m. and 6.45 a.m. respectively. The through expreei to Per ang leaves Kuala. Lumpur at s a.m.
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    • 41 6 LOOK OUT! Saturday, 29th November SPECIAL PROGRAMME will be given by THE STAR OPEBA It Tie Theatre Eoyal North Bridge Road To Night! To Night!! A Tragical Play Entitled Phone 1386 lor seats. K. H. Cheongr, Proprietor. Y. L. Tan, Manager
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    • 392 6 lamln a f a 1 TotiT" -*£r te GLOBEOL ,or »t H r Preparation. and Nerves. Anaemia Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstrain-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofuh TUBERCULOSIS lOpotherapyI Opotherapy of the blood with its active princi les. Globeol is a typical active remedy or medicinal food I lor imparling Strength and Energy. I Free front any
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 202 6 Mails Close. V«-day. Medan Circa 3 pm P. Swettenbam and Penang *Ipoh pm Sarawak Goebilt Kuculng 4 pa P. Sambu, Anamba and Natuna Is. Van Hogendorp 4 pm Rhio and Lingga Esmeralda 4 pm Batavia, Sourabaya, Macassar, Balik Papan, Donggala, etc. Van der Hagen 4 pm Supplementary Mail by train
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  • 134 7 Macphail Co.'s Report. Singapore Nov 14. Silver.—74. Hongkong.—126% per oent prem. Shanghai.—27J. Rubber.—Weaker, sales being made round 96 oenta, London and New York are both reported to be weaker. Tin,—Buyers $i3$.00, no lellera Shares.—A briak market. Knbbers.—Ulu Pandans sold at $2.30, Psjima $14.90, Bukit J«lutocg at 95 oents and P«ntaia
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  • 203 7 The Committer grat fully acknowledge receipt of ihe following subscriptions Amount previously acknowledged $2,270. H W Firmston?, Ann Lock 4 Co, A Z Alsagoff, Ch*ong Guan Chong. Guan Hoe Hin Ow (Cycle lhong Siong Lim, Koh Jb Co, A darkies, MS Arathoon, S=ah Eng Koon,
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  • 188 7 Story of ao Arrest. At the instance of Chief Detective Inspector Hollywood, a Chinese appeared before Mr A W Jost. Ma. gistrate, at Kuala Lumpur Police Court on Thursday, charged with attempted murder, being ia unlicensed possession of a revolver, and being in possession of cartridges without a
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  • 89 7 Charged with treapaai in the home ot a Dutch resident at Gil-stead-road, a Japanese named Nanami. a photographer of Bras Basah-road, was fined $10, or in I default 7 days' rigorous imprisonment, by Mr. Bull in the second oourt, yesterday morning. It waa stated that accused went to
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  • 411 7 WiU He Come East We have suggested prompt action to secure a visit to Malaya by the Prinoe of Wales before or after hia trips to Australia next year. India is also anxions to see His Royal Highness, and for reasons very similar to those recently propounded
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  • 246 7 A Long Motor Trip. V C. Ytelmar. a well known boy who hag been in the U 8 Navy sinc« that country entered the world war, secured hia honourable discharge early in An goat and immediately, with two oompaniona, left hia etation, the Naval Aviation Camp
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  • 169 7 Wednesday, Nov 19, was a gala day in Mnar when the local Malays celebrated the festival of Mandi SafTar at Parit Palai, Mnar. A bungalow belonging to the Hon. Dato Abdallab, the State Commissioner for Muar, was specially lent by the Dato for the eecasion
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 457 7 rtTllo HoM Bank LifflltBi P Hntn- Settlement..; lis***'*', A UF"ICB Kitfles Chambers 5 g<s 13esch Btieel. p e n»°*. j clf r S-.r-.rt. **tXfk Jalan Suleiman. lIO'. 'L 109 Jft'*n Rabamat. ■**TT at London, New Fran ci6Co, Batavia Semarang, M CAPITAL. $8,000,000 A ,tborised |6,000,000 Ipaed «3,000,000 Be*' ,el>V 1
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    • 398 7 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. 3Y ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Share* of £20 e«ch £1,200,000 atiMm Fund £2,100,000 aVjacswa Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS, bank of England, London Joint City and Midland Bai,k. Ltd. London County Westminster and Pa-r's Bank, Ltd,
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    • 517 7 NOTICES. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the Deed Poll or Special Power of Attorney No. 9 dated Sourabaya the 9th day of January, 1919, given by GANI DADA (carrying on business under the name or style of Messrs Gani Bros. Co.) to one Ismail Abdulla to manage the business
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    • 364 7 IF YOU WAKE UP •roas and depressed, with a coated tongue, a mean feeling in the head, a sense of feverishneas or iaeffi eienoy, its time you took BBS the dainty little liver and bowel regulators which aot aa gently aa nature. Try them to night and see how it
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    • 194 7 Manufacturers and Dealers of all kinds of PapeP Boxes and its fittings Orders promptly executed YANAGISAWA Co No. 35, Queen Street, Singapore. ITi B's. PuspanMasa^ (Pure Vegetable Preparation) A RELUBLE REMEDY FOR BOTH SEXES. CURES excess of heat, bleeding piles, bfliotwnev«, anaemia, paleness, giddiness, uterine and unua.j diseasesThis is a
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
    • 24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Oallj.1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE 'MALAYA TRIBUNE. tan o*ll9 Vol. VL •Mo. 977 SINOAPOBB, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1919 PRICE S CENTS
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    • 155 1 Arrivals. NOVEVBER 23. B i 1297 Cap from Marseilles Oot 8 I'tional 4 R >tterdam". Paan Samnd Foh 2019 Cap Aatarai from Marseilles Oot 9 M Maritime!. NOVEMBER 24. Circe Bri 314 Cap Robinson from D-li Nov 22 W Mansfield and Ci», M-lchior Treub Dat 1612 Ca> Dorck
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    • 63 1 November 23. London for Koemai. NOVEMBER 24. Sri Mnar for Maiaooa and Mnar. Giang Ann for Samarang via porti. Hye Leong for Malnoca. Mata Hari for Bangkok. Chnaan for Bangkok in ballast Krian for P. Swet:enham and Penan#. P<*rak for T. Anson via porta. Khoen for PontianakEcnile for Rhio
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    • 102 1 U. S Usderwriters Learn. When most—if not all—of tbe cbief American heavy marine insurance risks were done on the London or British markes complaints were many and free tbat the British under, writer* were making a fine thing oat of tie American basinets, although many Lloyd underwriters' accounts
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    • 437 1 Apprehensions of Foreign Competition. According to an official report by the French Charge d'Affaires in Japan, reoently published in Franoe, toreign shipping has again made ite appearance in the Japanese waters and in oompe ition with the native lines, with tbe result that freight rates declined. Some uneasiness
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    • 54 1 Wednesday, November 26.—High Water:—Oil a.m. Sft. 4ini 11 4S p.m. tft. 4iDj. Thursday, November 17.—Hh?b Water 1.8 a.m v Bft. Sim 016 p.m. 9ft. 2iDB. Friday, November 28 —Hieb Wnter :-1.42 a .m. Bft.' Jin. 0.55 p.m. Sft. 9,n.. Saturday November 29 —High Water :-2.25 ajn. Sft.
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    • 113 1 alphabetical list of Infects! (■ignal XGQ) and Baipeoteri (■ignal FPB) Porta: Signal (neoeetmrj) In adPort notified. dition to Diaeaee Quarantine flag. A o y FPB Orebro-flpinal Meninfitii Aaey XGQ ChelenT* Bangkok FPfi Cholera Bataria FPB Cer.bro-S.inal Batu Pahat XGQ thalerT" Bombay XGQ Chalera Bombay XGQ Small-paa Bombay XGQ Plarue
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    • Page 1 Advertisements
      • 509 1 i Up-to-date MOTOR CARB RING UP I THE TAIBLII MOTOR HOUSE Phone 371. P.*o.-Britishlndia AND APCAR LINE. (Co mp an iks Incorporated or Bmlajtr) MA L AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. (Onder Contract with Hia Majwty'i fl>«Ttr»tnt THE COMPANY S MAIL SERVICES EAST OP BSSBaY are
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      • 368 1 "Hlennan" Line.; ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP I CO., LTD. 'INCORPORATED IU ENGLAND.) FOX?. LONDON. Steamer. Sailing About. City of Melbourne early Dec. kalurm t American Manchurian Line Fop New York direct Joint service with Alfred Holt Co., (The "Blue Funnel Line) are separate advertisement. For cargo bookinge and particulars regarding rates
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      • 288 1 O. S. K. Tbe Osaka Sbosei Kaisha, LIMITED. (Incorporated In Japaa.) No. 2 Do Souaa Street tops* Salilus trim Sliuhm fßaajMl H akaaga wiiferal mv\m) For MARSEILLES <k LONDON (via Portsaid) Alps Maru Dee. 19 For GENOA: AND MABSEILLES. (no apace available) Indo Maru Dee- 9 For SOUTH AMERICA: (Via
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      • 428 1 I «IftUU Ttt^ 1 SHIPPING GAZETTE Phone Mo. i 7 l! I SUBSCRIPTION R\t Payable in Advaa^ I Per annum mmM I Half-yearly J^W) J Per quarter j |__Po te OT Extra SO ctg. NIPPON YUSEN KAiShT (Incorporated in Japan; lader Mail C*.tract with tbe Imperial j.paae.e ue,er nßeßt (Babjeet
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      • 27 1 SEAN6 LINE Of SIEAMEIS. RANGOON and CHINA BC* ».9. ls -a MM Sia.sc Bii IjW as. Saase Choo» tf* T< lor freight er pa?»* eappiT GIONG HOEACo
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