Malaya Tribune, 27 November 1919

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILYd AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY Vol VL Ho 278 SDfOAPOM, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919 PRICE 5 CENTs The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27.
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      185 1 "hin watt GO.! tlarket Street and Orchard Itoad SPECIALISTS IN ejotor Repairing, Motor Supplies, Ships' Stores, an Cstate Requisite*, phone 741. FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 25th, 26th and 27th Not. IV THE FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 SHARP. THE g GODDESS R ,s FOUR EPISODES (!,*«*.> SERIAL
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      177 1 Straits Motel TANJONC PAGAR ROM. Board and Lodging, Single and Doable Rooms. Fur pirtkul >rs apply tojthe Manager. TERMS VERY MODERATE Ts'.atfrapbJo Address PRANAKAN. M.A. SAIBOOCGI. Geaeral Hereto Money Ctaanggrs. All are kindly tolicited to inspect oar shop at Johnston's Pier, Singapore. Foreign Coins of all kinds can be exchanged
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      12 1 HjjP m BBAIDT am AVOURITE. FOR Rfi THE j| r P,CS BEER.
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    Montreal To-Day.
    433 2 A Mecca for Thirsty Boole. Recent cables suggest that pro- bibition ia iik-ly to continue ia I bat according to Amsri- can papers it seems likely tbat a I visit to Montreal would prove j iter est in*, especially at the present j nature, when Canada and the
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    Local Property Sales.
    98 2 The following Singapore properties havn been told by public aaotion by MrBurs CbiDg Lee and Co Freehold Rubber Plantation in the District of Ang Mo Kioh, area 5 acres 2 roods and 21 poles, boueht by Madam Tan Choo Neo 14,000. 999 Years' L asehold bnilding site
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    Miss Marie Tempest.
    81 2 Miss Marie Temp-st has now arrived in India from Bouth Africa. Her company opened at Bombay, then goes to Caloutta and Rmgoon, over to Penang, Ipob, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Hongkong. Shanghai, Tientsin, Peking, Manila, Tokyo Kobe, and Yokohama, proceeding thenoe to America, south, west, middle-west and east.
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    65 2 On Monday, between 1 a.m. and 6 a m., house No. 42. Wayang-street, was broken into, and property and money to the value of $422.50 s olen. No annate have been made. Mr A W Jos's leave baa been indefinitely postponed. Mr W Pryde wIH therefore continue to act ai
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    A Financier.
    296 2 Remarkable Case from Java. A Tanjong Pandao (Billiton) correspondent writes to the "Java B lie with reference to the reported theft of over 400,000 gotldere there from the Public Worke Department during the years from 1913 to 1915. In 1913 an Indian book-keeper was appointed to the Public
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    85 2 Mr. W L Matson, M. A. the Vice Principal of the AngloChinese Sohool, Singapore, has temporarily accepted the post at the Anglo-Chinese School, Ipoh. Tbiß change, we are told, has been made necessary owing to the resignation of Mr. T W. Hincb, who is joining a looal firm very shortly,
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      243 2 KIM SENG Go. mma mm uumum *S mmwmummmm Diamond Merchants and Manufacturing Jewellers. Dealers in Precious Stones, Pearls, Oriental Curios, &c Ac. I Mounter** of Every Description. j Workmnnship OuAF»nte«d. Omle» Promptly Executed, I No. 620, North Bridge Road, i SINGAPORE. I SEE KIM SOH, Proprietor j| j POPE j
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      394 2 INSURANCE THE ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 'Established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exceed Pive Crorei Rupees Absoluts security. HHP 1111 $1,111,141.11 imrasce effected In 1118 $1,147,112.00 Total Policies in force 69,405 assuring with Bonus Additions 598.817.617.00. New Business for tbe year 1918. Establishes a record in the
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      391 2 pj 4> 4 >-¥-gl V Engineer. 1 5 "Poweriie" mnAM J —™s i Never burns out. Never blows out* Reliability for maintenance of power is obtained by using "Powerite" Steam Jointing. "Po went. defeats the action of _W Steam, Acid. Oil and Alkali. W CONSTANT RENEWALS UNNfSCBSABT. SUSMJBS AVAILABLE FOB
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      188 2 Your Baby's Early Days 1 Baby's natural food ia mother's milk: mm if he cannot get this you must give him food which is practically identical fl with mother's milk. Only so can you P" keep Baby well and happy. I The 'Allenburys' Foods provide B exactly what Baby needs
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      144 2 AUCTION SALES. An EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY to procure the VEGETABLE OILS and TALLOW T of IMPORTANT AUCTION r op Large quantity of Vegetable Oils and Tallow To be held at the P. &O. Company's Whur' lt !I,v pj ON FRIDAY, 28TH NOVEMBER 19!9, AT 2.30 pi CoßJipriting:—l,743 Casks Wood Oil, no
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      44 2 Siagapore Volunteer Corps. Programme of Drills, etc., for w*ek ending Saturday, November 29, 1919. Friday, 28. 4.30, p.m.— Rtng«, Karasian Co., Part I Classification. Saturday, 29. 2 30 p.m.—Baltstier Rtnge, Chinese Co, Parts I II Classification. R. Smith 2nd Lieut., p/Adjntant, S. V. C,
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    Local Share Market.
    273 3 Singapore, Nov, 27. Mean Latham Co., 30-A B&ffiei Place advlis the following qiotationi AlorOtjah 14.10 $4 30 dyerKunlngi 135 1.45 AyerMolek 295 3.10 AyerPanai 13 50 13 90 Balgownle 6.75 7.00 Bakil Jelotong 0 0.95 BokitKaw. 1.22, 1.30 3nklt KB 0.80 0.85 Beaett 1.50 1.55 UhaogkatSerdg.... 875
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    Straits Produce.
    255 3 Singapore, Not. 27. Tin.—See Looal and <?en column. Coyra.—Builneai done, Tayioca.— Steady.—No Buaineai 8ago Flour> —Buaineai done. QambUr. —Buaineai done. Pepptr- -Weak. —Bmineai done. Other Products.— Market Q >i*Utost Ucal Barlfi fattatloM. Nutmegi 110 8. per pieal |62.0o Nntmega80 8. 68.00 JopraBali 22 50 Oopra Gorong Talo 23
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      302 3 Marlborough tv ĕ Hall for Comfort, Good Masic and Good Piotiare* Beach Road. from Taes4ay, November 25, to Sunday, November 30 A BIG WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION Presenting FREDERICK PERRY America's Distinguished Stage Stir THE FAMILY STAIN In 6 Parts thrilling domestic photo play. A subject o f exceptional holdpower, pulsating
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      512 3 I mmmm l*hS T/g e Wl* Thureday, Neve«ber *7, to Tuesday, December 8 Alfcartft j Alhambra ia la the only I ne.tr, AT THB Ojjrtr. i%-ALHAMBRA 5E I Orchestra. Tea, etc. I and the BEST The Hall for Malic and Features served beich ROAD. I dart** 1 i datlon. taterrala.
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      402 3 AT ifflfi POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HjUSE EMPIRE Taajoag Pag*' Bc«d. Tram Pase thf Door. To-Night 1 Second Show at 9.30 pm. To-Night!! A Harry Carey Special Attraction Featuring HARRY CAREY and MOLLY MALONE in' THE SCARLET DROP In Five Parts Written and produced by Jack ForiTHE NEGLECTED WIFE Episode 5 THE
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    BIRTH.
    32 4 Oil November 26th at '"Golden Shower," No. 3o Tras Street the wife of Mr. Puey Yean Chuan, a son, to be named Puey Tiang Ann alias Puey Robert. 26 n 2811
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    PROFITEERING.
    842 4 It teeme that local legiilation against profiteering is under consideration, bnt the Government ia very ahy of taking a bold atep. The atrong man whom we want in Malaya would atep in where the weak-kneed fear to tread. Here is what the Hon Mr James said the other day
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    157 4 Tin is at $141; 275 tons sold. The outward B. I. packet Bharata, with mails from Europe, was expected to r each Peep ng at noon today. The Rent Assessment Board for Singapore will sit at the Municipal Board Room on Tneeday next at Ml p.m. Mr W L Matsop,
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    The Letter-Box.
    333 4 [Wt do Mi aWly mUrm tU opinio** WfWMi fry Hf MisataJ Those Mooicipal Houses. From "OBSERVER": Mr. R. Chandra's letter in your isiue of Saturday's date was very regrettable. At the meeting of the Municipal Commission held on rh a 19th ioa*, The President clearly and expretaly stated
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    The Pawnshop Paucity.
    120 4 Fiona Lowk» Five": I endo s everything that haa tmaaated from the pen of yonr correspond, ent "Wonderland". Yon, Sir, have alwaya ehampiont d the canae of the poorer olaeses. Yon have hit ont atraight in the matter cf Food Control. There ia no doubt that yon
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    The Soaring Rupee.
    50 4 A Gatette Extraordinary fixps the rate of money orders payable in S or Ceylon at Rs 105 equals »IUO. Money orders deipatohed to the Btra: s from India or C ylon after the 27th inst will b 3 paid at the rate of Rs. 115 equals $100
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    Home Market Quotations.
    95 4 Sago flour is quoted at 39. Tin is quoted at £286.7.6 in London. The quotation for copra is £61 0 0 and for gambier it is 47/-. On the Liverpool market cotton middling American, is at 24.65. Black pepper is quoted at I/O* and white pepper at
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    112 4 The Hon'ble Capt A. R. Chancellor has concluded his inspection of the police forces in Penan*, and has returned to Singapore Ulu Selangor during the lo* three years, has left on long leave. Prior iSafW!? the Vario communities of the district gave him a farewell dinner and a farewell address.
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    Sports Notes.
    692 4 By "Echo" proach.ng prb wcr SiDgaporeaua formal co^J"" 1 in place of a series of will soon be re-com fey are anticipate witT?** interes>. There t S really good team 8 he T there is no talk of a Cu W Potion, but the > reopen very early
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      212 4 ROBINSON Co. British Special made Offer AwHßk Boots M Shoes. Me. II». Black BoxCalf Derby Bonte io ak sizesPrice $12.50 netr. Ko. 4 Tan Coarse Hide Derby Boots, suitable for estate nee. Price SIO,SO oett. No. 140 S. Tan Derby Boots. Price SIS.SO oett No. 8258. Tan Willow Derby Boots
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      208 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 GUAN KIAT Code used A. B. C sth Edition. Telephone Nos. 1361, 1362. In extension of our present fleet,
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      80 4 Patent Faced Hair Belting COMPANY. Manufacturers of unstretched Hair Belting SOLE AGENTS: KFAM KIAT Co. 108 and 109 Market Street HERE IS THE BECOND LIST. THE Wisdom of tbe East Series. Useful, Interesting, Instructive and Uplifting. The Splendour of God $1.51 The Musings of a Chinese Mystic I.SO The Way
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      16 4 Guinness' Horsehead stout In Quarts, Pints Nips 'fm Caldbeck, Macgregor AND Co. Wini And Spirit Merchants.
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      60 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Thursday, Nov. 27. football: S.R.O. v. Manchester!. Friday, Nov. 28. Hockey 8.O.C. v. S R C. Municipal Oommiaaion, 2.30. Satarday. Nov. 29. Football: Sootland y the Reat 8.C.O. groond. Sooday, Nov. 30. Swimming Club Laanchea To.—9, 10 and 11. From.—9.30, 11.30 and 12.15, Toesday, Dec.. 2A D.8.
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    SEE-SAW IN RUSSIA.
    226 5 Troublous Turkey Asks for Her Medicine. JAPANESE 10 BUY SEMBRONG. Tarkey wants to know the worst. She is asking the Allies to hastes the peace settlement affecting her. Koltchik has retired well away east of Omsk, but Denitin is giving the another bad shaking-up. Th» Hamburg-America chairman
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    DENIKIN'S PUSH.
    98 5 BREAKS THE BOLSHEVIK FRONT AGUN. Reuter. London, Nov 22.—The Times correspondent at Taiga on Nov 14 •ya that Koltchak ia reported to b<itTaarako*, a hundred milea eaat of Omsk. The ytsterday were forty m'l-8 beyond Omsk. Kolt chak'a armies are retiring in an orderly manner, crossing the frozen
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    Imperial Wireless Development.
    42 5 Reuter. London, Nov 22. —Government has appointed a committee to prepare I complete sobeme for Imperial wireless communications. Sir Henry Norman ie chairman and the strong personnel includes ttpertß like Sir Snell Petavel and Professors Kccles and James Swinburne.—Renter,
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    Swiss and the League.
    27 5 Havas. Paris, Nov 20.—The Swiss people we to be asked by a referendum whether th*y desire to enter the League of Nations. —Havas.
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    Comforts For Troops.
    102 5 A subscription list has been opened in order to provide comforts and extra messing on board tbe Trooper which will soon be taking home the large drafts in the old Garrison wh se relief arrived by the "Tras Oi Montes." There is r>o need to point out
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    A. D. S. Rehearsal.
    47 5 ■ViJMft* 11 a dress rehearsal of A -D S. nmsical entertainment 2 sveniD and it was a great sueJ*«. providing every evidence that (first performance, Tues wiu be extremely good, cookin,? i a now Bgßin at o «trie s and is proceeding briskly.
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    51 5 This untitled before Mr. Justice the Supreme Court, the. g? br^ Q gbt by Harry ME V PJL I an other against Low Wfo. was withdrawn. Don.|,C L *yton, of Messrs. CS* and Barkinshaw, said sjsjT. b»d amicably CTIS aeked hia lordBhi p that UJS be struck out. tt lordship
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    HAMAURG-SAMPAN LINE.
    127 5 GERMANS SMARTING UNDER THE TREATY. Reuter. Londor. Nov 22. —A Hamburg message dated Nov 21 says that, addressing an extraordinary meeting of the Hamburg-America line, the chairman, Yon Sohinckel, said that with the exception of the remnant of a few small steamerp. everything bad been taken from tho
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    P. and O. Liner Afire.
    49 5 Reuter. London, Nov 2*2 —The Peninsular and Oriented (ex German) liner Pritz Hobertus, which had arrived on its first voyage from the K.st. was partially destroyed by fire at Royal Albert Docks, It ia hoped that ranch of the oargo will be salved. —Reuter.
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    Britain Gets the Imperator.
    37 5 Reuter. New York. Nov 22.—The er German liner Imperator bas been handed ov-r to the British ac»horities. —Reuter. [The Imperetor was formerly owned by the Hamburg-American line, and has a tonnage of 51,969.]
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    Turkey Desires Peace.
    32 5 Reuter. Constantiorople, Nov 22. —The Porte has appealed to the Peace Conference to hasten the Turkish settlement, pointing out the grave reas rs for a speedy conclusion of peac:.—R-uter.
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    Peace on Dec I.
    24 5 Havas. Paris, Nov 21.—The Supreme Peace Council will strive to make the Treaty of Versailles operate from Dec 1,— Havas.
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    U. S. Labour Problems.
    78 5 Reuter. Washington, Nov 22.—The bitu» minous coalminers have offered to accent a forty per centum increase and a seven hour day, abandoning the original demand for a sixty per centum increase and thirty hour New York, Nov 22,—The National Adjustment Commission has awarded the deep-sea longshoremen
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    ELECTION RESULTS.
    163 5 HOW THE PARTIES STAND IN FRANCE. Clemecceau Hangs 00. Havas. Paris, Nov 20.—The Frerch Chamber of Depatiea ia dividtd aa follows: In the New Chamber, 108 Conservatives. 121 Progressives, 130 Left Republicans, 127 Radicals and Radical Sooialiats, 29 Republican Socialists, 55 Unified Socialists, 7 Extremists, against in the
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    Italy's New Chamber.
    137 5 Socialists in Command. Reuter. Paris, Nov 20—Tbe Italian Chamber is expected to oonsist of 135 Sooialiats, 130 Catholics and other parties.—Havas. Londor, Nov 21—A correspondent of the Daily Telegraph at Milan says that it is estimated the new Chamber will include nearly 400 new men. The greatest
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    Belgium.
    22 5 Paris, Nov 20.—1n tbe Belgian el> ctions, the Catholic Party loases are 24, Liberal losses 10; the Socialist gains are 25.
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    Economic Matters.
    67 5 Reuter. Havas. Ronv\ Nov 21.—The Inter-Allied Economic Council has opened. —Renter. Paris, Nov 20—In future, the import into Franoe of German colouring matters, free of import duty, will be allowed. The prohibition of exportation of toreign bonis by Germanv will come to an end on Nov 30, according
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    Manchester Handicap Result.
    57 5 Reuter. London, Nov 22.—The Manchester November Handicap resulted as follows King John 1 Planet 2 Chattor 3 Seventeen ran. The was won by four lengths with the same distance between second and third. The runners were identical with the probables. Betting 13/2 the winner, 10/1 the second
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    U. S. Wheat Embargo to Go.
    20 5 Reuter. New York. Nov 22.—The embargo on wheat will be lifted on DdO 15.—Reuter.
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    Alleged Theft.
    169 5 Charge Against Mr. A Conlcher Arthur Coulcher waa again brought b9fore Mr A W Joat, Magistrate, at Knala Lumpnr Polioe Conrt on Monday last. He has been twioe remanded, and was formally oharged with house breaking, bat the charge has now been amended to one of theft. An
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    Company Report
    495 5 Sembrong Rubber, Ltd, The following ia the report by the directors to the ninth annual general meeting of shareholders to be held at the registered office of the Company, Chartered Bank Chambers, Singapore on Thursday, Dec 4, at noon Your directors hare pleasure in submitting herewith their report
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    Korea Not Bolshevist.
    38 5 Reuter. London, Nov. 22. —Ocherrin, the Korean delegate to the Peaoe Conference, writ s to the Times denying the recently published statement that Korea is abont to enter into close relations with Soviet Russia. —Renter.
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    Ulu Pandan Land Sales.
    139 5 Messrs Evatt and Co., 3ccretariea for the Ulq Pandan (Singapore) Robber Estates, Ltd., inform us that Block B of the Company's land at Holland-road, comprising an area of 33 acres 1 rood 25 poles, haa be* n sold for $70,000 cash and tha negotiations are proceeding
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    The Serangoon Murder.
    992 5 Widow Gives Her Ev'dence Y.sterday, b fore Mr H R 8011, in 'be second conrt, the Ram Mohan ■Mugh murder oase oaoae np for formal mention. The court was absolutely pscked with spectators. The D P P, Mr Q G Seth, made application for the adjournment of
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    Court of Appeal.
    171 5 On Tuesday morning in the Supreme Court, before the Acting Chief Justice (Mr Jastioa L M Woodward) and Justices P J Sproule and M Whitley, the hearing of appeals commenoed. At the outset the dates for the various Of see were fixed. Applications from counsel regarding some
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    LOCAL SPORT.
    79 5 Hockey. The heck*j game arranged to bplayed between the 8 C C and the Manchesters, on the SCO ground lust evening, did not materialise. There were two very good reasors for tbe abandonment of the fixture. One was tbat tbe Manohesters found themselves unable to team, The other
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    Singapore Yacht Club.
    55 5 On Sunday, a competition for the Vice-President's Cup will be held. Course. —Commencing 10 o'olook from mark boat off U E pier, Tan jong Run, inside mark boat off Swimming Clu' round mark boat off Bea View, round Ojoar, round Malay Spit bunv, inside breakwater, finishing at
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    Barlow & Co.'s Rubber Report.
    121 5 Barlow Co.'s Rubber Report. Singapore. Nov. 26. At the opening of the oaaal Weekly Anctions this morning the tone of the market waa quiet and a farther decline in pricea haa to be reoorded. Ribbed Smoked Sheet wna rtadily taken np at from to 96$ centa, a decline on the
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    Japanese Steamer Overdue.
    75 5 The Anyo Maru is four days overdue in Singapore, and in view of the very rough weather prevailing in the China Sea much anxiety is felt concerning the vessel, She sailed on Nov 11 from Karatau, Japan, direot to Singapore, with nearly 3,000 tons of coal as
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    Greedy Landlord Punished.
    106 5 This morning, before Mr Lang' ham Carter in the first conrt, the Hon Mr C J Saanders proceeded against Kho Tung Sang for unlawfully increasing the rent of a house belonging to him, receiving an increased rent, and taking steps to jet his tenant. He was convicted
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      543 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOW READY NOVEMBER NUMBER MALAYS/A KINEMA REVIEW On Sale Everywhere i SINGAPORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOdSTF Under the Distinguished Patronage of Ilis E c-llency the Officer Administering the Government and M.s Jame?. A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT OF SONGS CLASSICAL, BALLET COUNTRY DANCES VICTORIA THEATRE. TUESDAY, Dec. 2nd, THURSDAY, Dec 4tb,
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    Federal Council.
    697 6 High Commistloner's Address. Following are farther extraots from the address by H B the Acting High Commissioner, at Monday's meeting of the Federal Oonnoil: Currency Questions. In September a supply of small silver was obtained and is being issued iu order that it may be distributed as much
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    EXCHANGE.
    64 6 Singapore, Not. 27. 1919 On LondonBank 4 m/ 8 2/4 j Demand 2/4 j Private 3 m/i 2/5 1/32 On IndiaBank T T. 103 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 116*% prem On Shanghai— Bank d/d 27 j On Java— Bank T. T. 123 t On Japan— Bank d/d 93| Foverelgne—
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    European Mails.
    45 6 Delivered la Loadoa. To fullowinf are the dates of deoartui* fruru Bln*apoie of ths Bhuropeaa auatli an i tftagf deuverj in London. Lsrr OsLiT&asa is SixoapoTis London. Oc. 7 Not. 8 do 11 do 15 do 21 do 17 do 20 do 20
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    Shipping–Latest Arrivals.
    176 6 Talthjhiun, Bri 6,514 tons, Cap J H O Hazaland, from London 26-11, for Japan 27-11 Mansfield and Co. Medusp, Bri 323 tonp, Cap Clark, from Belawhn 27-11, for Belawan 27-11 Man6fi*ld and Co. Klaog B'i 732 tons, Cap W S Fawcue, from Penang 27-11, for Penang 29 11
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    Boy Scouts Association.
    22 6 Orders for week ending Saturday, November 19. Thursday, 27. 5.10 o.m.—Band Prac'l*'. Malay Volunteer Club, Fb&nk c. Sands Commissioner.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    757 6 Prim fuou. iotas Markst tail Monk* anraAPoaa, Bar. as Mnm Ly ail ud HvaSt, fixobanga aad laan •nam, Imm tha followfaw mm of (ttUtioa Kaiser Start*. Horn. fai aa. Barart. Baliata, th AJlaga*- J I 119 II. Anglo Java 4 S/. Antflo-Maiay 11/« 18 1 Ay.rKumng 46/-
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    Wireless.
    17 6 Ships in communication with the Ooamercial Wlreleg* Station thil morning War Hermit, Falitria, Van der Hagen.
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      132 6 I Weighing Machines. %> STOCKS or AVERYS' il AND 1 FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbach BROS. Co. DRINK Bta«Br> And j BtOUt. THE POPULAR BEYXIAtIS. Bold Everywhere. G. AURELY Co., Singapore and Penang. Sole Importers for S.S., F.M.S, and Suiaira. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. 5 Thone 315. Tel. Auraly." I I WRITING
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      85 6 LOOK OUT1 Saturday, 29th November SPECIAL PROGRAM MB will be given by THE STAEf OPERA It The Tbeatre Bogal North Bridge Road To-morrow, Friday Chelorong Ctaeloring Mohamed Noor and Syed Alee take the leading partePboae 1S66 for seats. K H Cheongr, Proprietor. Y. im Tan. Manager The International Opera Co.
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      203 6 Mails Close, fa day. P. Sambu, Laboeaa Bilik, Tanjang Balci and Medan* Singaradja a pm Malacca k Muar *Sri Maar a am Bengkalis. Siak and Pakan Bahru Hong Lee a pm Batavia, Cheribon and Sam? rang Ban Hong Liong s pm Mersing, Kemaman Trengganu Hoag Ho 2 pm Penang* Rangoon
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    Tibet.
    285 7 Mongol Immigration Calcutta, Nov 6th.—Tbe Eogliahman publishes the following from its special oorreapondent :—News haa reached India from Lhassa to the effect that 1,000 families of Mongol?, with their hows, household goods and tents, have arrived at Lhassa and have obtained the permission of the Tibetan Conncil to oamp
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    Proposed Import Tax On Matches.
    188 7 (The Editor of The Malay Mail.) gir,—I trust that the Chief Secretary in moving that an import duty be imposed on matches will, for onc>. give the flock the opportunity of rioting the measure. Th" prospectus of Malayan Matchup, Ltd clearly showed that the Company
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    Carelessness of a Serang.
    105 7 P hand pur, November 6. —The sub» divisional officer of Chandpar has d< livered judgment in the case in which Abdul Rahaman, Sersng of the ,tearner Buzzard, was cLarged with culpabl*' boinicide not amounting to murder. The accused was found guilty at,d sentenced to one year's
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    The Tical Up Again.
    105 7 The Siamese Ministry of Finance has issued for publication a translation of a Notification isaued under Si ction 3ot the Gold Standard Act Amendment Act (No. Ill), BE, 2462 whioh appeard in the Siam Government of the 14th instant. The effect of the Notification ifl to
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    Forced Loans at One per Cent.
    188 7 Itn'y s Capital Levy. Rome, Oct. 1 1. —An authoritative outline ia now published ot the coming Fiscal Provisions, the foremost of which U the Obligatory Loan. This carries 1 per cent interest. It levies nothing on capital under £800 and advances as follows
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    Prehistoric Corpses.
    143 7 Nome, Sept. 28.—Huddled in the positions in whioh death found them centuries ago, the bodies of 80 inhabitants of a prebiatorio Eskimo village have been found near Point Dirrow, on the northern coast of Alaska, and the most northerly post office in the United S.ates, according to meagre
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    Phantom Trade Perils.
    198 7 Sir Auckhnd 9*dd< a haa blossomed forth aa an optimiat. He told tbe members of the Aldwych Clnb recently tbat Britain had little or nothing to fear from Germany, Japac. or the United Statea. All th- pm nation*, he aaid, had troubles of their own, and there
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    182 7 The following amusing letter, attributed to a French-Canadian, has often appeared in print. It may be new to some of onr readers and in any event always raiseB a smile Canadian Pacific Railway, Mister. Kogey's Creek. Dear Fren, 1 got the valve which I boy from you alrite by
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    78 7 The building which formerly housed Dr. Morrison's library in Peking waa recently conaeorated as a Masonic Temple by Worshipful Brother Hykes in the prtsenoe of a large number of Freemasons and of the public. H H the Sultan of Perak has been pleased, with the approval of the Chief Secretary
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      452 7 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AMD CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. 3Y ROYAL CHARTER. Paid op iu 61.0C0 Shares of £20 *mI £l,2OO,00G Reserve Fund" £2,100,000 ftoswrre Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. London Joint City and Midland Eank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd. National
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      712 7 A FAR-EASTERN FALLACY Among foreign residents in the Far East the belief in purgatives aB a panacea for half the ills of mankind is a firmly rooted fallacy. At times purgatives are necessary, but their habitual use weakens the whole system and means ultimate ruin to the digestion. The cause
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      377 7 I Direct from the c I Factory to your Home. R Buy all your Dress Requirements and Household y Goods from the great British Mail-order House, "t OU I will be delighted with the quality and workm I M of the goods, the up-to-date and attractive -t\ the low prices.
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. issued Oallj.l SUPPLEMENT TO TUsT MALAYA TRIBUNE. lisaed MUf Vol. VI. No. 278 BINOAPOBE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1919 PBICE 5 CENTS
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      284 1 Arrivals. j NOVEMBER 22. Natica Bri 3494 Cap Patrick from Pladjoe Nov 2i Aai itio Pdtroleam. NOVEMBER 24. Tara Bri 3651 Cap Brialey from Madras Nov 2 Boastead and Co. Lai Sang Bri 3460 Oap Mathews f om Penang Nov 22 Boastead and Co. NOVEMBER 25. Anghin Bri
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      Clearances.
      79 1 NOVEMBER 25. Pin Beng for P Swettenham and Penang. Hebe for P Dickson and P Swet tenham. Iv»dy Weld for Malaoc» and Mnar. Cheian Mam for Batavia via porta. Fakaahn Mam for Bangkok. NOVEMBER 26. Carnarvonshire for London via portp, Olenade for London via ports. Naneric for New York
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      Quarantine.
      156 1 Alphabetical list of Infeoted (■ijfnal X 0 Q) and Snspeoted (signal F P B) Porta Sign»] fneceeiarv) in adPort notified. dition to Diieaee Quarantine flag. Anoj F P B Cerebro-Spinal Meningitii A*.y XGQ CheUra Bangkok F P B Cholera Bataria F P B Cerebrn-Spinal m L Fever Beta Pakat
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      R M.S. "Empress of Canada."
      346 1 Around the-Wo:id .oar. The Canadian Pacific Ozena Services new steamer Empress of Canada is scheduled to leave London Ist Not 1920, for Hongkong—via the Suez Canal. After leaving Londou the ftearoer will call at Gibraltar, Monaco, Naples, Port Said, Suez, Bombay, Colombo, Singapore, Batavi i
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        468 1 FO* a Jp-to date MOTOR CARS RING UP THE rilBLII MOTOR HOUSE I Phone 371. P.&O. British India AND APCAR LINE. (Companies Incorporated in 15n«lan») MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsulap and Oriental S. N. Co. (Vadet Contract with His Majesty's Government,) THE COMPANY'S *UIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at
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        37 1 Regal Mall steam Packet Co. Shire Line." 8.8. "CARDIGANSHIRE" For Genoa and London due to sail hence about 1st December. Has still c« c| ass accommodation vacant. For further particulars apply t* Boustead Co. 22 11 112
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        301 1 "Ellerman M Line. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England FOR LONDON. Steamer. Sailing Abaut. City of Melbourne early Dec. kalomo > rjj C American Manchurlan Line Fox* New York direct Joint Bervice with Alfred Holt Co., (The "Blue Funnel Line) see separate advertisement. For oargo bookings and particulars
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        282 1 O. S. K. Tbe Osaka Shosei Kalska, LIMITED. (Incorporated In Japan.) No. 2 De Souza Street Propose! Sailings from Sliiiiiri rSahjoot lo oh*nge withoat Mtioo) For MARSEILLES LONDON (via Portaaid) naanaai Alps Maru Dts. 11 For GENOA: AND MARSEILLES. (no space available) Inds Maru Dee- 9 For SOUTH AMERICA (Via
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        416 1 AND SHIPPING GAZETTE 'PJQXOM No. i 7l SUBSCRIPTION BAT s Payable In Advance. Per annum Half-yearly f^JO Per quarter #> J «5 NIPPON YUSEN km (Incorporated in Japan) laser Nail Cos tract with the Imperial Japaoets ••»ers» tlt (Sabjeet te Alteration! witken Notice) European Una (Via Sues Canal) Fortnight,? s
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        35 1 SEANG LINE Of STfJUtH RANGOON and CHIN* B*- S B.s. suavasu T# 9.9. BB4M BB* tfW r»u. 9. ska.n c a oea i 1 for freight ar pa<ia?e, «PP 1 1 GIONG HOE A Co
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        58 1 Siagapore tide Tables. Thursday, November 27.—High Water 1 5 a.m. 8ft. 3ina 0 16 p.m. 9ft 2ms Friday, November 28. —High Watv»r :—1.42 a.m. 8ft, 2ini. 0.55 p.m. 8ft Vtna. Saturday November 29.—High Water :—2.25 a.m. 8ft. 1.42 p.m. 8ft: 6in« Sunday, November 30,—Moon Fust Qaartnr llh 47m A. High
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