Malaya Tribune, 17 November 1915

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    22 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2- -No. 268. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1915 Price 5 Cents.
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    339 2 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE EMPIRE. BOMBAY. Anti-Caste Conference. Under the presidency of the veteran Orientalist and reformer Sir Ramkrishna Bhandarkar, the Aryan Brotherhood of Bombay will hold its second session of Anti-caste Conference on 4th November next and threw successive days. The first session,
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    MADRAS.
    406 2 University Endowment The Senate of the Madras University has accepted the offer of an endowment ot" Rs. 1,500 from the Hon. Dewan Bahadur V. Ramabhadra Naidu, Fellow of the Madras University and Zamindar of Doddappanayakkanur, for the purpose of founding a Gold Medal in his name to be awarded
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    RANGOON.
    72 2 The Crops. A summary of the crop report for the week ending the lb*th Oct. says: Practically every district registered rain during the week under report. The price of unhusked rice at Rangoon has fallen further; supplies continue scanty and present rates are Rs. 150-160 for rail and Rs.
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    CALCUTTA.
    447 2 Education in Behar. Primary education in Behar and Orissa is being pushed on with commendable energy and quite a number of schools have either been opened, or are soon to be established, in various parts of that province. Gubernatorial Changes. The Hon. Sir Charles Stuart Bayley has obtained permission
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    PUNJAB.
    162 2 Canadian Emigration. A Press oommaniqae sayi jmmation has been received that th Government of Canada has extend ed the period of prohibition the landing of artisans and skills or unskilled labourers at por" entry in British Columbia to th 31st March 191b*. Intending grants are, therefore, warned tha" they
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    SOUR STOMACH.
    217 2 When vegetable food fermtnta it causes sour rising in the throat, the formation of gas in the stomach which distends it and cauaes pain, often extending to the region of the heart and arousing a fear of heart disease. This condition is called acid dyspepsia. Heartburn, a name
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    German Military Expenditure.
    420 3 The Paris correspondent of the Standard states that French calculations place the expenses of Germany at about 120 million pounds a month, and the average since the war began at about 100 millions This is without taking into account the advances made to Austria and to Turkey,
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    To My Pupil.
    169 3 You seemed so young, to know So little, those few months or years a 8°» Who may by now have disentwined The inmost secr«ts of the Eternal Mind. Yours seemed an easy part, To construe, learn some trivial lines by heart; Yet to your hands has God
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    21 3 Mr. E.R. Morriss, of the Shanghai Nanking Railway, has been appointed assistant secretary to the British and China Corporation in London.
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      291 3 POWELL Co.'s CALENDAR FOR NOVEMBER, 1915. Sun. 7v 14 21 28 Mon. 1 8 15 22 29 TUES. 2 9 16 23 30 2MB s_-*»*»» *M Wed. 3 10 17 24 Thurs. 4 11 18 25 Fri. 5 12 19 26 SAT. 6 13 20 27 Tuesdays Land Sales. Saturdays
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      316 4 AUCTION SALES. MORTGAGEES~SALE On Monday, Nov., 29th, at 2.30 p, m L Freehold land and houses Nos. 257, 259, 261 and 263 X Road, estimated to contain the total area of about 4.500 square tV et 2. Freehold land and bouses Nos. 267, 269, 271, 27;* o---277 Kallang Road and
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    Police News.
    253 5 Second Court. poßi Mr. C. H. G. Clami.) Theft oji Board Ship. j j4 gt Saturday week William jenkini. third engineer on board Krian, deserted his ship after rifling his chief's cabin of a tin box eh contained scrip to the value 0 i £200, cash $50, private
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    Forced to Salute Kaiser's Statue.
    205 5 After liaviui,' been p prisoner of i» ir t n Oemutny since October 1914 Private P. Crowley, of the Royal [risk Regt, has just returned to his b< me near Cardiff. He was captured ■d' La f)as>ee. He states that his treatment while on the
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    Siamese Railways.
    150 5 The construction of the Nor•m Line has now reached Nakon hampang, and working trains are □ing there, says the Bangkok Tiiues. Lampang is the first big town after Pitsanuloke that the railway I ichee and the completion of this stage of the construction helps to inline for the
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    79 5 R.G.A. v. K.S.L.I. Scoring six goals to nothing the R. G. A., decisively beat the Shropshire L. L on the Military ground at Happy Valley, Hongkong, recently. The Artillerymen fielded a very well-balanced team, but it was the brilliant work of the forwards to which the victory was
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    Raffles Billiard Tournament.
    62 5 Last night Mr. Newman (owes 80) beat Mr. Cull (owes 20), the winner making breaks of 29, 28 and 27 (twice). Mr. Jones (owes C>o) who played Mr. Bentley (rec. 10) always held the upperhand and with best breaks of 32 and 25 ran out a winner
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    120 5 Mr. John Corlett, of Park House, Wal mer, Kent, late editor and proprietor of the Sporting Times, who died on June 21, in bis 75th year, left unsettled property of the gross value of £28,228, including personalty of the net value of £25,600. His will, dated August 20, 1912, of
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    Monarchy Matters.
    149 5 Peking, Sept. 30.—Mr. Liang Shih-yi is approaching foreign and domestic capitalists for the purpose of raising funds for tarrying out the proposed restoration of a monarchy. Forewarned by the successive resignations of high Government officials in opposition to the monarchical movement, Presidential instructions have been issued forbidding resignation
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    Straits Produce.
    221 5 (Singapore, November 17.) Tin.— lB4 100 tons sold. Copra Strong. Tapioca.—Strong Sago Flour Strong. Gambier.— Strong. Pepper— Strong. Other Product*. M rial Steady. Latest Local Market Quotations Nutmegs 110 S. per picul |19.00 Nutmegs 80 S. 22.00 Copra Bali 1t.72;.* Copra Gorong Tain 10.00 Copra Dongalo 10.90 Copra
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 5 Singapore, November I?On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 9/16 Demand 2/4 7/32 Private 3 m/s 2/4* On India Bank T. T. 175£ On HongkongBank d/d I9| On ShanghaiBank d/d 96| On Jay Bank r. T. L34| On Japan Bank d/d Sovereigns—buying rate t%M Tndia Ceil Bills last issue 1/4
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    32 5 The dividend of 2½ per cent for the year ended Dec. 31, 1914, announced in the report of the British North Borneo Company in July last, will ho paid on Nov. 2'>
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    FIXTURES.
    128 5 To-day. MS p.m. lecture on Wireless Telegraphy at F.ngineers' Association rooms. High water:—7.lB a.m. 7 ft. 8 ins. 7.30 p.m. a ft. To-morrow. High water: —7.56 a.m. ft. 2 ins. 1.31 p.ta I ft. 3 ins. Friday, 19th. M. M. homeward mail due. B. I. hone ward mail (train.)
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    794 5 Prices Quoted is the Msrkft this Morii*. SINGAPOM, NOVBMBKR 17. Hum. Lyall and Evatt, Exahange and Shaw ■rorers, issue the following liet of quotation* Rubber Shares. if*m. Value. Buyer*. Seller*. 2/- Allagar 1/10- 2/1 1 Anglo Java 1/3 9/6 21- Anglo-Malay I Of- 11/6 1 AyerKuning 11/-
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      79 5 Train Services. Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. Whbkday A Sundays. Mail Daily leaves for the north at am and 7 pni Other trains leave for Joho»e at 9 i. > 10 29 am noon. 1.30 pm 2.56 pm 4.40 pm. Mail arrives from north at p m. Trains leave from Johore 7.9,
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      56 5 MARUNI Co. s I GREAT Annual Cash Sale Prices Greatly Reduced. 15 DAYS! ONLY 15 DAYS!! NOW OPEN Closes 30th November. Great Variety of all land* of Goods. SPLENDID DISPLAY OF CURIOS. NOTB THE STORE MARUNI Co. IO High Street. 15-11 18-11 —tm ——I——— ——mm i n i hi i
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      101 5 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Ordtrs for the week ending Friday, November 19 To-Day. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.A. 4 Balestier Rang# S.R.E. v. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.R. do Veterans Co. do Chinese Co. Bras Basah Road Malay Co. To-Morrow, Nov. 18. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.R.E- v. do Chinese Co.
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      280 5 Mails Close. To-dav. Merging Atuhenst 2.30 p*» Malacca, Fort Swettenham and Penang *Ip«>h 2.30 pm Medau Circe 2.30 pm Rat» Pahat Sri Wongsee 2.30 pm Kota Tinggi Tanjong Hurat 4 pm Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan Lvcaoi 4 pin Rangoon §H»ng Kheng »5 pm To-morrow. Kerimen Heck Tew ¥.30 m Cucob
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      554 6 ITS A WELL-KNOWN FACT THAT CIGARETTES //Pk have ALWAYS BEEN L H=J b V ?Jg AT THE FRONT Jfjf ]L Packed in patent vacuum tins insuring the perfect ttßEjffi iyiil'ijjr condition of the cigarettes in all climates. Cfcj tffr No. 555 V, S IA 60 cents per tin or 50
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      418 6 rr mmm Palladium Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. Singapore s Premier Theatre We avail ourselves of the opportunity of informing our Patrons and the Public generally of cur APPOINTMENT AS SOLE AGENT* for the World's largest film buyers THE M. P. SALES AGENCY, Ltd., of 86, Wardour Street, Loudon. In
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      20 7 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1915 Latest Cables and News-Notes. tlx ittalapa tribune. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17
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      In the Balkans.
      120 7 French and Serbians Joining. London, Nov. 16, 2 a.m. Paris: A communique states: jjj 6 istern army engaged in an intermittent cannonade on Nov. 13 In fo e district of Rabrovo, in the direction of Krivolak. A violent action developed on the left bank of the Cerna,
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      Critical Situation in Macedonia.
      135 7 London, Nov. 16. 4 p.m. Solonika The latest news of the S-rbian array is that the Bulgarians being considerably reinforced are attempting a Hanking movement west of the Babuna Pas* from the Tetovo region, threatening Prilep and thus eventually Monastir. It is reported that the French
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      More Troops Arrive.
      29 7 London, Nov. 16, 4 p.m. Austrian reports from Salonika state that 120,000 French and British soldiers have landed there, of whom 80,000 have gone to Serbia.
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      Quiet in the Dardanelles.
      50 7 London, Nov. 16, 2 am. wis A communique states that at the Dardanelles there was nothing to report between Nov. 1 and Nov. 15. Both sides are strengthening their defences, and are enin mining operations. The British monitors continued their bombardment of military works in Gallipoli.
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      Italian Progress.
      38 7 London, Nov. 10, 2 a.m. Rome A communique states that hive been fierce enemy attacks Ledro Valley which have r< pulsed. The Sardinians have captured another trench on the iter hard fighting all day on Sunday.
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      Holland and Peace.
      62 7 London, Nov. 16, 4 p.m. ihe Hague Replying to a report the Committee of Chamber, the emment states that while they 1,1 ready to co-operate with any jfcrioui attempt to end the war in desire for peace, there is not efficient reason to attempt media-' u, m,
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      In the East.
      89 7 Huge Russian Captures. London, Nov. 16. Petrograd A communique states i The Russians during the past month have captured 49,874 Austrian and German prisoners, twenty-one guns and 118 machine-guns. The Russians continue their pressure on the Riga front. The enemy was driven back four miles north of
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      Enemy Submarine Causes Panic.
      113 7 The Giornale d'ltalia on Oct 16 published a despatch from Alexandria, stating that the Greek captain of the Egyptian steamer Boroullos, which had arrived there, reported that his vessel was stopped in the JKgean Sea by a German submarine, the commander of which spared the ship
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      113 7 The question of a sufficient labour supply for Samoa, says the American Consul at Apia in a recent report, has been brought nearer a solution in the las', four years, though it cannot be said that it has been solved. From Chinese authorities the Samoan planters secured permision to introduce
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      French Consular News.
      116 7 (By Courtesy of the French C msul- General). Paris, Nov. 15. Yesterday in Artois we drove back from the Labyrinth the Germans who had penetrated part of our first line trenches, inflicting heavy losses. To-day we exploded a saphead on the north of Cirey in Lorraine. Our
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      World Peace Fantasy.
      166 7 The London and China Express opines that the Paci lists who have met at San Francisco for the International Peace Conference- will receive scant com irt fi-orn the message sent to ilihmi by Count Okuma, who in a few words breathes more common sens" than will !>»o--bablj
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      52 7 Our Malacca correspondent records, with deep regret, the death, at Malacca on the 10th instant, of Mr. Low Cheng Chuan, J.P., aged 31. The interment took place last Sunday, the mourners including many of his Chinese friends from Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Muar, besides Major Daud and Hon. Dato Abdullah,
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      Australia's Wheat.
      100 7 Government Assistance. London, Nov. 15, 5 20 p.m. Melbourne A scheme is being discussed whereby Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Australia and the Commonwealth Governments will finance and handle the harvest in the four States. The Government suggests that a London Board, consisting of the High Commissioner
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      News in Brief.
      167 7 REUTER'S TELEGRAMS. Recruiting hi s not ab<tel in Canada. A message from Rome states that Austrian aeroplanes bombed Brescia. Seven were killed and ten wounded. Two bases for enemy submarines have been discovered on the Cretan coast. Sir John Simon, the Home Secre tary, is going to
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      Planting in Pahang.
      240 7 Good Sites for Coconuts. Along the East Coast of Pahang there are large areas suited to th© cultivation of the coconut tree on a large and in comparatively recent times the F.M.S Government intimated its desire to lease sites for estates on much more favourable terms than
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      The Netherlands Indian Army.
      277 7 Losses During the Year. The strength of the forces has been well maintained, though the number of officers shows a falling off from 1294 to 1285, the number of men below that rank has, however, increased from 33,252 to 37,011. This compares very favourably with past
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      52 7 A Shanghai message states that fifty Chinese were arrested by the police of the French Concession at Shanghai on tbe 25th ,ilti mo < m the grounds thit they were plowing to attack the Kiangnan Ars*m*l. It is also said that they were conspiring to assassinate a numbßr of prominent
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      To=Day's Contents.
      105 8 Page. The Great War In the Balkans M 7 Qaiet in the Dardanelles 7 In the East 7 Position in Persia 7 French Consular News 7 In the East 7 In the House Mr. Churchill Explains q The Western Front 9 Indian News 2 German Military Expenditure 3
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      PAHANG'S LATENT WEALTH.
      881 8 A Rush to Rompin. That interest in the vast latent resources of Pahang, aroused by our series of articles, is not confined to a few interested parties in Singapore, much less to a single mining syndicate, is evident from the fact that no less than sixteen applications
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      RUSSO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
      234 8 A report has reached Tokio from Petrograd, based on the authority of the London Times correspondent at the Russian capital, that Russia is about to send to Japan a diplomat of high standing, for the purpose of negotiating a Russo-Jap-anese Alliance. The correspondent 44 gives the news as
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      THE SOUL OF POLAND.
      226 8 Poland has rightly been called the Phoenix of Europe. Its history is the record of an imperishable life. The story of its vicissitudes shows a continual emergence from the very jaws of death. Even when desolated by foreign armies and apparently trampled under the feet of
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      Local and General.
      780 9 Tin is $*4—$2\ down. latest advertisements are inserted on pag e 10 —:o:— Mr. Y. Tan writes suggesting greworks displays at China New Year. Seepage 11. —:o:— This week's Cinema Notes, held r ver froin Monday last, appear on page 13. —:o:— On the 4th inst., the
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      Good Templars.
      185 9 The Deo Juante Lodge of the International Order of Good Templars met last night at the V.M.C.A. There was a good attendance and the meeting was very encouraging and inspiring. Some of the Brothers of the Deo Juante and the Eastern Star Lodges spoke very earnestly that tbe
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      Danish Trade in Siam.
      93 9 The Mercantile Guardian says German houses in Bangkok have been taking their own part in the capture-of-German-tiade movement, obtaining their supplies in Danish bottoms through the agency of Chinese firms. It can only be hoped that their exertions may be duly appreciated in Germany. There will
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      French Export Prohibition.
      88 9 The Journal Officiel contains a decree dated October 29, promulgating in Indo-China, first, a decree of the 3rd September prohibiting the export of coal or coke, and, second, a decree of the 18th September declaring the preceding Act applicable to the colonies and protectorates. In accordance with
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      WAR TELEGRAMS.
      1356 9 IN THE HOUSE. Mr. Churchill Explains. Antwerp Muddle Not His Fault. Blame on Lord Fisher. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Nov. 15, 7.55 p.m. Before a crowded House to-day Mr. Winston Churchill made a powerful speech explaining the reasons for his resignation. He said that his letter to the
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      Press Comments.
      202 9 London, Nov. 16, 1.15 p.m. With the exception of the Times, which describes it as a parliamentary triumph to be pronounced to the country as a statesmanlike utterance, and the Daily Mail, which considers it as a very fine speech giving more peeps into the truth, the newspapers,
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      The Western Front.
      52 9 Infantry Still Resting. London, Nov. 16, 2 a.m. Pari3 A communique states: The artillery duel continued in the Artois in the district of Soissons, and in Argonne and the Woevre. Infantry were not engaged. London, Nov. 16, 4.15 p.m. Paris A communique states that there is nothing
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      Our Munition Output.
      68 9 London, Nov. 15. In conection with munition making in Great Britain, which is assuming stupendous proportions, one shell factory in the north-east of England will soon require two thousand tons of steel weekly to feed its lathes, while two areas controlled by the Mintstry of Munitions show
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      Position in Persia.
      52 9 London, Nov. 16, 3.20 a.m.' Petrograd The Persian Premier has told the commander of the Brigade of Cossacks at Teheran that the Shah and his ministers are leaving the capital, which will remain under the protection of tbe Cossacks and tbe police, as the Gendarmarie are preparing
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      The Federal Council.
      1684 10 Satisfactory Finance. Improvement in Trade. The Federal Council opened yesterday at Kuala Lumpur. His Excellency the High Commissioner, Sir Arthur Young, KC.M.G., in his opening address referred to the loyal attitude of the Mohamedans, notwithstanding intrigues on the part of Germany, Malaya had done her share towards
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      Property Sale.
      129 10 The following Singapore properties were disposed of by auction at Messrs Powell and Co.'s sale-room on Monday afternoon Freehold land situate at Upper Serangoon Road, just beyond the tramway terminus, containing an area of 63,200 square feet, being lots 12 and 13 of Grant 10, together with the
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      Penang Wedding.
      82 10 Wood-Hooker. {Tribune Special.) At St. George's Church, Penang, yesterday, the marriage of Mr. R. 0. Woods, manager of Henrietta Estate, with Miss Dorothy Mary Hooker of Croydon, was solemnised, the Rev. F. W. Haines officiating. Mr. C. B. Graburn was best man and Miss Eva Blacklaw acted as
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      106 10 An Exhibition of Japanese Works of Art and Handicraft in aid of the Red Cross Funds was opened on 14th Oct. in London. The exhibition was planned by members of the Japanese colony in London as part of their contribution to the joint fund of the British Red Cross Society
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      Rush to Kemaman.
      155 10 Tin and Wolfram in Abundance. Lately prospectors found rich tin and wolfram or« rW 7 in the Kemaman Valley T»n State, on the East Coast T?? nQ of the •find.' reaching the good news spread like fire, with the result that ther* h lately been something of
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      33 10 The death in Artois is announced says the Bangkok Times, of Second Lient. yon Volenhoven, temporary Governor of Indo-China who, in spite of his high offici had sought service in the French Army.
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      CORRESPONDENCE.
      13 11 L B r do not necessarily endorse the opinions expressed hy correspondents.]
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      Fireworks for China New Year.
      407 11 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir,—Through the medium of your popular columns I desire "to make a suggestion to my fellowcountrymen that is, I venture to submit, worthy of careful thought at the present time. What I have in mind is the forthcoming
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      Coconut Oil.
      283 11 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Sir,—The writer who has been commenting on the new process of extracting oil ont of fresh coconuts about to be patented in British North Borneo, quoted in your issue of the 11th inst., would have done better had he left the
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        613 11 Will you still deal wi:h an enemy whose vicious countrymen are killing our brave comrades by asphyxiating gases Sanaphos is superior to the product of the enemy. 1 6 The jfayoar of Sanaphos i. at this time, the lit great value of this really effective particularly pleaeant and appetis- m
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      SHIPPING SECTION.
      267 12 Singapore Loading List. Europe. For London Stentor, November 17 Nellore, November 26 City of Bombay November 30 Nagoya, November 30 For Liverpool Perseus, November 25 Mentor December 4 Kasenga, December 12 For Glasgow City of Bombay November 30 For Marseille* Atlantique, November 19 Nagoya, November 30 For Genoa
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      British Blockade.
      122 12 Effects in Germany. German newspapers indulge in squeals, from tim*« to time, in which a vainglorious effort is made to show the futility of the British blockade, but a lot of German ih'toric will be rt quired to exp'ain how, if the' blockade is so unsui cpsKful, Gfrroan
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      Harbour Movements.
      182 12 Latest Arrivals. British Hai Yang,str., 16-11-15,No. 7 Wharf. Chow Tai, str., 16-11-15, Inner Rds. Hai Ham str., 16-11-15, Inner Rds. Sappho, «tr., 16-11-15, Inner Roads. Penang, str., 16-11-15, Inner Roads. Lycaon, str., 16-11-15, No. 8 Wharf. Islander, str., 16-11-15, Inner Rds. 8ri Wongsee, str., 16-11-15, Inner Roads. Hock
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      Singapore Clearances.
      35 12 Amherst for Mersing. Ipoh for Malacca, Port Swettenham and Penang. Circe for Medan. Sri Wongsee for Batu Pahat. Tanjong Surat for Kota Tinggi. Lycaon for Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan. Hong Kheng for Rangoon.
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      Case of Haakon VII.
      124 12 Regarding the case of the Haakon VIT., the Norwegian steamer from which a German submarine took a consignment of resile, including letters for England from the Far East, the German Foreign Office has now addressed a Note to the Norwegian Legation in Berlin, in reply to
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      The Waterfront.
      317 12 For Kobe and Yokohama, the Holt liner Lycaon arrived in port. For Penang and Rangoon, on Not. 19th, sails the Sean# liner Glenogls. On the 29th inst. will sail for China the P. and 0. liner Kashmir. The P. <fc O. Ontward mail steamer Nankin sailed from here
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      The Stranding at Telupin.
      146 12 With reference to the accident to the S.N S. Go's liner Mahidol, which stranded at Telupin a few days ago, the Bangkok Times says Telupin has an unenviable reputation. It is an open coast, all sand, and there is a curiosity for voyagers in the shape
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      Trouble on the Kaho.
      267 12 On the twin screw steamer Kaho, Capt. Markussen, leaving here today for Shanghai, to take new boilers, a terrible fight amongst the members of the crew took place while the vessel was bonnd to Bangkok from here on her last voyage. Due to some party question
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      Fire at Sea.
      297 12 S.S. Cholburi Sunk. In connection with the hur Navigation on th« advis«d in these column. day, the Siam Observer li'** following forther details, savin, the facts are that the Bangkok in th. evening an.', parently stnek on the B dr 4fh midnight she was noticed' fire. Evidently
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      Notice to Mariners.
      196 12 Philippine Islands, Dahakit Point. An automatic acetylene flashing white, showing one white flash every five (5) seconds, was established October 24, 1915, at Dahakit Point, south of Bucas Grande Island, Province of Surigao. Th« light is shown from a white concret? beacon. Height of light above mean
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      Bangkok Rice Shipments.
      69 12 Some days ago a German lighter left Bangkok for Koh* Chang, an island port off the rif* Menam, to take not some caiv French merchant vessel being in the distance, the German ligM* l returned to the river as fa>t IS i H sible. It would be
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      28 12 On Nov. 9th the Ben liner untitled doran passed the Suez Canal on' ward bound for Penang, P. tenham, Singapore, Hongkofti Nagasaki and Yokohama. >b?'''Middlesbro' on Oct. 14.
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      Cinema Notes.
      860 13 My remarks last week with regard to the Sunday opening of cinema theatres in.Singapore would seem to have been inspired. I learn that the Mam Cinema in Coast Road, Tanjong Katong, which is outside the municipal area, made application to the police and duly received permission to open
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      COCAINE TRADE IN BURMA.
      361 13 Those who thought that because Germany and Austria were the principal makers of cocaine the war would end or largely diminish the illicit export to Burma have not been correct in their surmises so far, says the Rangoon Gazette. There seems to have been a large
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      Manchurian Mines and Railways.
      1210 14 Great Developments Proceeding Apace. In a report to his Government the American Consul-General at Mukden reported that six years ago a Chinese, Chen Pao-ho, obtained a coal-mining concession at Ta Yao Kon, in the south-eastern part of Fengtien Province. This concession, which covered an area of
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        321 16 SEANG LINE OF STEAMERS. B.s. "Glenogle" 3,750 Tons, s x. "Seang Bee 5,799 Ton-. b.B. Seang Cboon" 6,775 Tons. FOR PENANG AND RANGOON, s.s. Glenogle 19th November. T ie«e steam ?r? have excellent acoommodation for "»«w?engen, and carry qualified surgeons. 7 hey aavt Bleotric Lights throughout. F >r freight or
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