Malaya Tribune, 23 November 1915

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND w SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2- No. 273. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1915 Price 5- Cents.
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      418 1 TO-NIGHT'S CHANGE OF PROGRAMME AT THE POPULAR CINEMA HOUSE M GAIETY Picture Palace Junction of Albert and Bcncoolen Streets. 2 PARTS Karl Williams assisted by Mile. Ideal and Rose Tapley. See the Thrilling and Daring Rescue of a Child in the Niagara Falls. THE RED DIAMOND 3 REELS A SENSATIONAL
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    Drain of Enormous Armies.
    469 2 Mr, Stephen Graham, in the course of an article in The Times- sa} s that in his opinion the funda, mental point in the consideration of the present and future in Russia is the fact that pence-loving Russia has never anticipated a long war. Tlib aggression
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    Business and War.
    414 2 The account of the reorganisation of the industries of Germany for the purposes of the war, according to a scheme prepared by Dr. Rathenan, has directed attention to the handing by our own Government of problems which have arisen in this country since August of last year.
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    Appreciation of the Late Mr.
    313 2 Low Chong Chuan. Mr. Li Kirn Chuan, of Klang, writes as follows Mr. Low Chong Chuan, who died recently at Malacca, was the only son of the late Mr. LowKhay Whay and brother-in-law of Mr. Tan Wi Van of Singapore. He was 31 years of
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    Heavy Loss of Young Life.
    207 2 Sorrowful evidence of the toll which the war has taken of the young manhood of th§ country within tjie last fortnight is found in the long lists of announcements of deaths which hare a speared under the headings M Killed in Action and Died of
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      224 2 ADVANCE DISPLAY SPECIAL Christmas Goods JUST ARRIVED. Christmas Toys and Dolls Christmas Crackers and Provisions Christmas Cards and Books. Christmas Gifts of ail kinds in large variety AT John Little Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. A COUCH IS DANGEROUS. f J! Too dangerous to be neglected. Fo- small, trifling c
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      480 2 Your Morning Head*!* will disappear after a do Se 0 f the tiny laxatives which d 0 not gripe. Of chemists, 50 cents per phi a post free from the Dr. Medicine Co., Dept. 5c, 1 "CUPID'S SECRET" J THE MEDICINAL BLOOD DR. J. B'S. VEDIS SPECIFIC. I 11 REALM
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    Manifesto to Sheikhs.
    497 3 Protection of Holy Places Assured. A Press communique from Simla says Under the orders of the Geueral Officer Commanding the Expeditionary Force in Mesopotamia, the following circular letter was recently issued to the tribal Sheikhs on the Tigris line in order to renssure them as to the
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    Donnington Hall.
    180 3 A reader who evidently knows what he is talking about makes some caustic comments upon the" unassisted escape of two German officers from Donington Hall, says John Bull. These gentry, who did not long enjoy their liberty, sank a shaft in a cellar, and made a tunnel seventy
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    25 3 Katoo Deebook mines yielded 90 piculs and the dredging C0..0f the same name won 284 piculs tin ore during the first half of this month.
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      405 3 MOTOR CARS ON HIRE j MOTOR REPAIRS ALL KINDS OF TYRES GREASE Cylinder Oil AND Motor Accessories OF Every Description. Sole Agents For: North British Clincher Motor Tyres Meitz Weiss Oil Engines The Celebrated Star, Mitchell and Paige Cars Pope Motor Cycles "Gasolene Light Cycle Co. 4/5-2, BEACH ROAD. mm
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      167 4 RANEEGUNCE Drainpipes AND Channels SOLE AGENTS: INDO MALAY GO., SINGAPORE. I HIDS TO TKfIDE. There are good salesmen and the other sort. It all depends upon the man. Advertising has been rightly j called an efficient salesman, but I the degree of efficiency of course depend" on the handling of
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    DUTCH INDIES NEWS.
    55 5 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE ARCHIPELAGO. Aid to Foreigners. Minister Cort van der Linden has a6 ked the Government for a vote of 31 million guilders for the support of foreign refugees on Dutch ter•tory< The sum will be expended land transport of foodstuffs
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    Typhoon Does Damage.
    43 5 A tvj>hoon of great violence gtruck "Tasikmalaja recently, doing lamage. Many buildings were blown down and trees up- oted. Telephonic communication war interrupted and the general damage runs into a large figure. The gale was accompanied by very heavy rains.
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    Shares to be Taxed.
    170 5 An amendment has been moved in the Dutch Parliament for the taxation of shares. This tax will cover all loans, claims and share certificates whatsoever, but excludes those securities whose dividends and profits are already taxed. Saving Bank accounts will also fall under the new taxation,
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    Estate Exploitation Co.
    188 5 The report for the fourth working year of the above company says inter alia that on Sungei Radja Estate 350 male and female coolies are engaged against 248 at the end of last year. Two hundred additional bouws were planted with 16,700 coconut palms, additional to the
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    Djambi Concessions.
    246 5 During the debates in the Second beron the Djambi Concessions, said that the vast sums which irawn from the wealth of the »&dian soil should partly benefit the population. Mr. de Meester debated on the accruing from the concesand made a motion that the y should be a
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    Preussen Wireless.
    416 5 A Legal Flaw. As exclusively reported in these columns on Saturday, Capt. Ltlbcke, of the Hamburg American Liner Preussen, lying interned at Sabang, and Fourth Officer Voltz, of the tame vessel, were acquitted on the charges brought against them. The following is the text of the finding, which
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    Rise in Rubber.
    198 5 Quoted at 3/6. Smoked Sheet has reached 3/6 says our today's special London wire $/44 being quoted late yesterday. As we exclusively announced on Saturday, that rubber had reached the 3/- level, so also did we exclusi veil announce in these columns yesterday that the valne of
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    Share Market.
    172 5 (Exclusive to Malaya Tribune.) Messrs. Latham and Co., the Arcade, advise the following quotations for to-day AlorGajah $2.55 $2.60 Ayer Hitam 22.50 24.00 Ayer Kunings 1.15 125 Ayer Molek 1.90 195 AyerPanas 7.00 7.15 Balgownie 3.15 3.25 Bukit Jelotong 0.52J» 0.57* Bukit Katil 0.75" 0.80" Changkat Serdg 6.75
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    Straits Produce.
    231 5 (Singapore, November 13.) Tin.— sB3J 150 tons sold. Copra.— Strong. Tapioca. —Strong. Sago Flour. Weak. Gambier. —Btrong. -Pepper—Weak. Other Products.— Market Steady. Latest Leal Market Qaetitiees. Nutmegs 110 S. per pi col fU.Ou Nitmegs »0 S. BJM Copra Bah 1140 Copra GorongTale nifio* Copra Dongalo n^>* Copra Kavong
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 5 Singapore, November ff. 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 Hongkong— i Bank d/d Is} On Shanghai— Bank d/d 94| On .Java— Bank J\ T. 134J On Japan— Bank d/d 111* Sovereigns—buying rate $8.54 India
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    The Home Markets.
    139 5 Latest Quotations. (Special Service.) London, November 22, 6 p.m. Metals. Tin Straits, 3 months £171.0.0. Bar Silver 25£ d. Produce. Fine hard Para spot: 3/4£. Smoked Sheet 3/6. Plantation, Ist class quality crepe 3/5. Copra £29.10.0. Black Pepper, fair Singapore j open ports spot 6 5/16 dist.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    723 5 him footed ii tk Mtrfef t.is Morthv|. Mmbs. Lyall and Bract, Mxchange a4d tan ■rokara, iasae the following liai «ft aotatiaai t— Ruakr Stem. Taiue, «07«». Seller Ulvmi 1 /10 2,i Anglo-Malay 10/- 11/6 1. y,r Kuaing 11/- I*7- BatangMalaka 1/« 5 L Sri 1147 > -i-
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      117 5 FIXTURES. To-day. St. Clement. Raffles The Mufee* Wood». High water10.90 a.m. 9 ft. 3 ine. To-morrow. Harmtton's Circus. Beach Road. S.C.R C. Tennis Championship 4.45. p in. P. O. homeward mail due from Far East. High water:—0.8 a.m. 8 ft. 8 ins. 11.1 p.m. 9 ft. 4 in*. Thursday, 25th.
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      200 6 THE VICTORIA CONFECTIONERY AND STORE 387, Victoria Street, Singapore. Fresh Cakes, Ices, Cold and Hot Drinks. JUST ARRIVED FROM EUROPE Bonbons, Chocolates (any brand), almond marzipan goods in various shapes and tastes, such as strawberries, red and white cherries, bottles, etc., gold and silver com3 chocolates, also perfumery, porcelain, figures,
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      405 6 Palladium Singapore's Premier Theatre-ORCHARD ROAD-Singapore s p remier Th^ All Films New to Singapore. FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY Tuesday, Nov. 23rd, Wednesday, Nov. 24th A STOLEN INHERITANCF great ability, featuring Mile xMaria Caserini i n this her a triumph. Produced by the Gloria Co Italy (Parts 1 2.) the (Pllrts
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      20 7 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1915 Latest Cables and News-Notes. CDe Ittalapa Cribune. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23.
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      Italian Progress.
      111 7 Fierce Trench Fighting. London, Nov. 22, 2.25 a.m. Rome: A series of important suc--o*o6l ua recorded in the communique, including the capture of the Tillage of Oslavia, north-west of Gorizio, and the adjacent heights, the Austrians, after a desperate resistance, abandoning their trenches full of dead and losing
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      Austrian Claims.
      47 7 London, Nov. 22, 1.20 a.m. Amsterdam An Austrian communique describes fresh and fierce Italian attacks at many points, especially on Gorizia bridge-head. The Italians penetrated the Austrian lines in the Oslava section, but the Austrians says that they recaptured the lost ground, except one summit.
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      Bangkok Cargo Lost.
      176 7 Five Days in the Boats. London, Nov. 22, 5.30 a. m. The P. and 0. steamer Caledonia bai landed at Plymouth two boatloads of lascars and four officers of the steamer Den of Crombie, from the Kaat Indies, whom she picked up in the Mediterraneanon Nov. 11
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      The Salsette Ashore.
      85 7 In Gulf of Suez. London, Nov. 22, 12.50 p.m. t The p. ant q ma Q steamer London to Bombay, is two miles south of Ras A'lu Darez, in the Gulf of Suez She Quires immediate assistance. t [The P. and 0. liner Salsette is twin screw
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      British Steamers Sunk.
      58 7 London, Nov. 22, 5 5 p.m. TV British steamers Merganser jjjd Hallamshire have been sunk. [The Merganser was a steel screw ■feftmerof 1905 tons groai, owned l,y liie Cork S. S. Co., Ltd. I} *e Hallamshire was a Glasgow 2*** of 4,420 tons, owned by the uwdale
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      In the Cameroons.
      148 7 Fight for a Mountain. London, Nov. 21, 11 p.m. The official report which we published yesterday of the British victory at Banyo mountain on Nov. 6 also states that the fighting was at close quarters throughout The enemy used dynamite bombs and had prepared to hold the
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      Stock Exchange Prices.
      71 7 London, Nov. 22, 5.45 p.m. The Stock exchange committee has been urging the Treasury for the reduction of the minimum prices by the amount of dividends paid since July 31, 1914. The Treasury did not assent to the scheme, but approved of the removal of the minimums
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      First Canadian Loan.
      50 7 London, Nov. 22, 12.50 p.m. Ottowa The prospectus has been issued of the first Dominion War Loan of fifty million dollars at the price of 97£ bearing interest of 5 per cent. Large financial institutions are subscribing and there are indications that the Loan will be oversubscribed.
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      Tsar at Odessa.
      25 7 London, Nov. 22, 1.25 p.m. Petrograd The Tsar and Tsarevitch are at Odessa where they reviewed the troops and inspected the warships.
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      The Dardanelles.
      34 7 Heavy Fighting Reported, London, Nov. 22, 4.45 p.m. Amsterdam A Constantinople communique speaks of a violent engagement in the Dardanelles. There was artillery activity and also fierce bomb fighting at Seddul Bahr.
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      The Indian Loan.
      73 7 London, Nov. 22, 12.50 p.m. Commenting on the result of subscriptions through the post office to the Indian loan the Times says that the amount may seem disappointing to English ears, but it equals the expectation of those who are best acquainted with the innate conservatism of
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      Germans in China.
      65 7 London, Nov. 22, 5.5 p.m. In the House <■<* Commons, in rqply to Sir E. A. Cornwall (Liberal M. P. for Bethnal Green), Lord Robert Cecil said that no definite report has been receive! hut was evidence that the Trading with the Enemy Regulations are already affecting
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      China's Monarchy.
      54 7 London, Nov. 22, 5.5 p.m. The representations made by the Ministers of the Entente Powers in China regarding the Monarchical movement have been received by China in the same spirit af friendliness in which they were offered, and it does not appear necessary at present to take further
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      The Globe Reappears.
      26 7 London, Nov. 22, 5.5 p.m. The Globe reappeared to-day, and has published an apology and withdrawal of the statements made regarding Lord Kitchener.
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      German Plots.
      152 7 American Precautions. London, Nov. 22, 1.25 p.m. Philadephia Official investigations of the fires in the three works where they were making munitions for the Allies show that they were due to carefully planned incendiarism. London, Nov. 22, 1.25 p.m. New York: Guards have been placed on railroad bridges
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      French Consular News.
      113 7 {By Courtĕty of the French Consul- General)* Paris, Nov. 21. Oar concentrated artillery fire destroyed enemy works in Belgium and in the region of the Somme. The Greek Legation in Paris officially denies the conclusion of a political agreement between Greece and Bulgaria. Petrograd.—Tn the region of
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      Police News.
      98 7 First Court. (Before Mr. E. L. Talma.) A case of some importance to house owners was decided this morning when Hassan Bannoo, a Malay lady was charged by too Municipal Health Officer in failing to comply with a municipal notice to remove the occupants of the House No
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      Second Court.
      173 7 (Before Mr. C. H. G. Clarke.) William Jenkins third Engineer of the S. S. Krian, was brought up this morning to receive sentence. Inspector North, who was in char ge af the case informed the court that Captain Duringer of the Krian refused to pay the $50 which
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      101 7 The Teachers' Guild will meet in the Y.W.C.A. Institute next Thursday at 530 p.m. The address will be given by Mr. R. .J Bartlett, M.A., on some qualifications of a good teacher. All lady teachers are invited. Second Lieutenant Leslie Lumsden Thornton, attached 16th Indian Cavalry, who was killed in
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      To-Day's Contents.
      94 8 The Great War Page. Italian Progress 7 French Consular Ne ws 7 The Dardanelles 7 In the Cameroon8 7 German Plots 7 Qaietin Teheran 7 Bangkok Cargo Lost 7 The Western Front 9 In the Balkans 9 The late Mr. Low £hong Chnan 2 Drain of Enormona Armies
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      Domestic Occurrences.
      53 8 BIRTHS. On November 19, to Mr. and Mrs. G. J. M. Keulemans, Donald House, Penang, a daughter. On November 19, at the Maternity Hospital, Penang, to Mr. anfl Mrs. H. J. C. Large, a son. On November 20, to Rev. and Mrs. D. M. Toomey, 12 Anson Road,
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      MARRIAGES.
      90 8 On November 19, at the Presbyterian Church, Penang, Mr. Gordon Black, of British North Borneo, to Miss Florence M. Wallace, of Belfast. Op October 21, at Colombo, Arthur H. Miles, third son of Capt. E. T. Miles, to Christina Gaffnej, of Hobart, Tasmania. Before tbe Registrar, and afterwards, on
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      CHINA'S NEUTRALITY.
      1211 8 In order that our readers may be able to gauge the degree of importance attachable to what we herein quote from the North-China Daily News it is necessary to explain that the Shanghai paper in question is the semi-official organ of the British authorities in China it has
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      31 8 Goodwin's specialities, including Sandalwood and Danu> soaps (the purest, best, and cheap** 1 on the market) are stocked H Messrs P. M. Sultan and Co.. Kling Street. See advt page it
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      Local and General.
      818 9 Tin is *83j— cts. up. jf T J. S. Hntcheson, of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, has been transferied to Ipoh. Thp Reverend Father Horan, S.J., has arrived at Penang on a viiit from Shanghai. A Renter's telegram states that Mr. Arthur Paterson has been apinted to a
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      The Federal Council.
      255 9 Amended Estimates. As stated in our issue of yesterday the Federal Council concluded its session at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday. Appended is the amended Supply Enactment as passed by the Council: Original As estimate amended. Pensions, retired allowances, gratuities etc. 602,276 604,184 Interest on advances.. 771,430 771,480
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      WAR TELEGRAMS.
      123 9 In the Balkans. Lord Kitchener's Visit. Satisfactory Results. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Nov. 22, 7.20 a.m. Telegrams from Athens state that after interviews with the King and M. Skouloudis, Lord Kitchener held a long conversation with General Doueemanis, the Chief of the Greek General Staff. Subsequently the Council
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      The Blockake.
      58 9 London, Nov. 22, 4.45 a.m. Further telegrams from Athens appear to indicate that the so-called blockade refers to the prohibition of shipments to Greece from British and Allied ports. The Times has a message from Athens stating that the Allied fleets are severely searching all steamers in the
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      No Desire to Coerce.
      130 9 London, Nov. 22, 5.30 a.m. Athens A communique issued by the British Legation states that in view of the Greek Government's attitude with reference to questions concerning the security of the Allied troops and the freedom of action to which the latter are entitled in connection
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      Fine Serbian Victory.
      104 9 London, Nov. 22, 9.35 a.m. Athens The Serbians inflicted a serious defeat on the Bulgarians on the Nish and Leskovatz line. After a three days' battle the Bulgarians came very near .to a disorderly retreat. They abandoned a large quantity of material. London, Nov. 22, 1.25 p.m.
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      Preparing for Retreat.
      39 9 London, Nov. 22, 1.25 p.m. The Lokalanzieger reports that Anglo-French officers have landed at Santi Qaaranta and are proceeding north to Epirus in automobiles in order to prepare for the retreat of the Serbians towards Albania.
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      Still Full of Fight.
      54 9 v London, Nov. 22, 1.20 a.m. Amsterdam The German occupation of the Sanjak of Novi Bazar is a feature of an Austrian communique. The assertion that the Aus-tro-Hungarians repulsed a Serbian attack in the Ibar valley, eastward of Novi Bazar, indicates that the Serbians are still
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      Calm in Macedonia.
      55 9 London, Nov. 22, 1.20 a.m A French communique states that since the repulse of the Bulgarian counter attacks on the French positions in the direction of Kosturino, all involving considerable enemy losses, all has been calm on the French front in Macedonia. The disembarkation of FrancoBritish troops
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      Improved Situation.
      52 9 London, Nov. 22, 2.20 p.m. Salonika The situation in South Serbia is hourly improving. The Bulgarians have retired from Prilep fearing an envelopment by the two Serbian divisions. Serbian cavalry advanced up the Babuna Pass and found no sign of the enemy who, it is believed, is withdrawing
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      Munitions for Bulgars.
      122 9 London, Nov. 22, 12.50 p.m. A Bukharest telegram states that the transport of munitions to the Bulgarian Danube ports is proceeding. The munitions are being conveyed in large lighters containing usually fifty and sometimes a hundred wagon-loads, and a single tug tows six or eight of the
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      The Western Front.
      49 9 Still Marking Time. London, Nov. 22, 2.0 p.m. The French communique is confined to details of artillery and mining activity at many points, the enemy's works suffering severely from the French artillery. London, Nov, 22, 4.50 p.m. Paris Again only minor operations in Artois and Lorraine.
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      Enemy Concentrating.
      63 9 London, Nov. 22, 2.45 p.m. Zurich New large concent-a-tions of German troops are reported behind the western front. The majority are from tho Russian front, from which it is believed one-third of the German Army has been withdrawn but further withdrawals are impossible owing to the recent vigorous
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      Quiet in Teheran.
      117 9 London, Nov. 22, 2.10 p.m. Petrograd A semi-official telegram from states that Prince Fermanferma, the Minister for the Interior, has issued a series of orders which will go far towards ending the activities of the enemies of the Entente. Teheran is resuming its usual rspect and the
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      Malay States V.R.
      817 9 Inspection and Field Day. Daring the week-end H. E. the High Commissioner spent a considerable amount of time in company with the A. and B. companies of the M.S.V.R. at Kuala Lumpur. On Saturday about 320 officers and men were inspected on the Padang, amongst the large
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      St. John Ambulance Association.
      94 10 European War Fund. Amount previously acknowledged $3,885.37 List No. 4 (Collected by Mrs. Cluineck) Mrs. Lee Choon Guan $30 Dr. J. C. Jones 10 Bank of Taiwan 15 Mrs. Steven* Mrs. Smith 10 Mrs. Nissim 10 Ann Lock and Co. 4 5 well-wishers 30 Koh and
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      103 10 It is now know that Capt. Sir Herbert Archer Croft, of the Herefordshire Regiment, brother of Mrs. J. R. Nicholson of Singapore, who was reported missing in the Dardanelles, was killed on August 11th. He formerly held a commission in the 4th Shropshire Light Infantry. When war broke out, Sir
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      Sporting Intelligence.
      195 10 Cricket. Singapore v. S.R.C. On the recreation ground on Saturday last a Town eleven received a severe beating from the Recreation Club. For the winners Ford bowled finely, taking 7 wickets for 17 runs, and Leijessius secured two for 9 runs. Score Town XI. E. N. Singara c
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      Football at Batu Gajah.
      180 10 Last Saturday the Batu Gajah Recreation Club Association team met the Tronuh Eleven on the former's padang. Tronoh put up a strong eleven but the home side was rather weak, three good players, Ambrose, Mohd. Xoordin and Abdul Salim being absent. Still the B.G.R.C. attacked at
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      K.S.L.I.v. Singapore C.C.
      95 10 On Saturday last the soldiers received a visit from the S. C. C. at Tanglin, and reversed the result of their previous game in decisive fashion. The Club was at a disadvantage, as owing to the late arrival of one of their team and an injury to
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      Malaya F.A.
      70 10 Sir Arthur Young Cup Ten minutes extra time in ,v replayed tie in the .Sj r Young Cup" between th» Afiah and the Kota K.ti. j f Sunday last gave the latter 'th, J"' tory by one goal to none. The draw for second round follows Kota Raja
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      Penang Turf Club.
      183 10 Annual Meeting (From Our Own CorrespondentJ Penang, Nov. 23 Mr. Adams presided at the annua meeting of the Turf Club and sai l that the loss on t be year's workir > was $1,452, bat they had contributed to the war funds on the racing account, and
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      Keppel Golf Club.
      38 10 Ladies' November Spoon. The competition for the Ladies November Spoon took place yefctfday under fairly favourably condiI tions. Five ladies took out cards and the winner was Mrs. Nicholson with a return of 48—3- -45.
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      Billiards Raffles Hotel Tournament.
      57 10 The play in Rattles billiard tournament last night was both spirited and interesting, Mr. Uuckeridgt (minus 25) beat Mr. Rachwaldj (plus 10) rather easily but in beating Mr. Beach (minus <S0) by LI points Mr. Meredith was considered somewhat lucky. It was a very tWB game,
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      Amateur Drawing Association.
      57 10 In the final of the Billiard Handicap for Mr. Lim Scow Kiew'fl prut. Mr. Low Kirn Chua (scratcl beat Mr. Tan Kok Sin (rec 25) by 1 points. Mr. Low Kirn Chua, scratcl Mr. Yeo Heck Yam, scratch, wert first and second respectively in the Handicap Diim
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      223 7 g{ 5 for the price of 4 I 1 is£ Motorist (pointing to burst tyre) "Hullo, old chap, I'm in trouble one of my confounded iK tyres has burst, and I haven't a spare." D§ 2nd Motorist > No spare and I always looked on yon as an experienced motorist."
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      131 7 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the week ending Friday, November 26 To-Day. 5.15 p.U). Drill Hall S.R.E v. 99 do Veterans Co. 4 Balestier Range Malay Co. 5 Sepoy Lines S.F.A. Co. 5.15 Drill Hall Cadet Co. To-morrow, Nov. 24. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.A. u do Mj»xi .i C't.
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      126 8 Robinson Co., Christmas Toy Bazaar Now Opened A Large Variety ot Toys, Crackers, Sweets, etc. I DO YOU USE A BLUE-FLAME OIL STOVE? THEN BOY Cross"^~7^ ross Kerosene L Kerosene EFFICIENT—ECONOMICAL, WHY BURN EXPENSIVE OIL IN YOUR STOVE WHEN "CROSS" WILL GIVE YOU EQUAL SATISFACTION At Less Cost Obtainable from
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      128 8 ALLSOPP'S BRITISH PILSEMER BEER. 1THE BEST AND HEALTHIEST. ALWAYS l SSgS ASK FOR fm ALLSOPP S. y SOLE i IMPOR TERS[: Caldbeck Macgregor Co. Adelphi Hotel.! f I 1 1 A 41 9 41 I I MUSIC I |i DURING j I DINNER 1 TO-NIGHT! j| 7.30 to 9.30 p.m.
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      137 10 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TO LET. Terrace House in centre of the Town, just painted and whitewashed, water laid on, accommodation for servant*. Immediate entry. Rent $34 per month. Apply uG c/o Malaya Tribune. 23-11 22-12 Bekoh Rubber Estates, Ltd. Warrants for first dividend have been received and are held by the
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      524 10 Latest At the GAIETY Picture Palace JUNCTION OF ALBERT BENCO )LEN STREETS. HERE'S SUPREMACY IMPORTANT NOTICE COMING SOON WATCH THE DATE 2 THE WORLD'S GREATEST AND LONGEST SERIAL The Exploits of Elaine Introducing the Mysterious Master Criminal The Clutching Hand TH Episodes of Reels of f>f| Miles of 2 parts
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      44 10 I Raffles Hotel. To-night. SPECIAL DINNER At 8 p.m. AND AFTERWARDS The Misses Aileen Doris Wood Accompanied by Mrs. Harry Wood will appear in a renowned CABARET ENTERTAINMENT THIS IS THEIR LAST APPEARANCE HERE i I Early application for requisition of Tables is necessary
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      754 11 SPECIALITIES. poodWirf§ SPECIALITIES, j Dandle fff||L Sandal- turned 4 a I I J with a lir A A /1 WOOfl J OVA p chtnKes qui i ,S! i I Sofl p. j I J*urest The The Best j| JL 11V rapid-cleans-I household %*i^T!!^r§&^ 1 nap. it is i*"a IT absolutely
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      981 11 jj AUCTION SALES, MORTGAGEES SALE On Monday, Nov., 29th, at 2.30 p.m. j j I- Freehold land and houses Nos. 257, 259, 261 and 263 Kallang Road, estimated to contain the total area of about 4.500 square feet. 2. Freehold land and houses Nos. 267, 269, 271, 273, 275 and
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      9 12 SHIPPING SECTION. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1915
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      Singapore Loading List.
      268 12 Europe. For London Nellor6, 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 10 For Marseilles Nagoya, November 30 Ville de la Ciotat, December 3 For Genoa Mentor, December
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      China Mail Steamship Co.
      100 12 The payment of subscriptions aggregating #5,000,000 in 100,000 •hares of the China Mail Steamship Co., which has been established under the auspices of the Chairman of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, San Francisco, and several other influential Chinese capitalists, has been announced. The Company is said
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      Harbour Movements.
      236 12 Latest Arrivals. British Edendale, str., 22-11-15, Inner Rds. Batavier, str., 22-11-15. Inner Rds. Hock Lee, str., 22-11-15, Inner Rds. Hong Bee, str., 22 11-15, Oater Rds. Circe, str., 22-11-15, No. 7 Wharf. Kampar, str, 22-11-15, Inner Roads. Ipoh, str., 22-11-15, Inner Roads. Selangor, str., 22-11-15, Inn«r Rds. Anatnba,,
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      Singapore Clearances.
      47 12 Carlyle for Port Dickson and Port Swettenham. Quorra for Rajah, Tembilahan and Indragiri. Sri Wongsee for Batu Pahat. Hong Ho for Malacca and Bagan. Lady Weld for Malacca and Muar. Van Spilbergen for Hongkong and Swatow. Tanjong Surat for Kota Tinggi. Hock Lee for Mersing.
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      Stormy Weather.
      82 12 Batavia and in Java, hare both been hit by heavy stormy, great damage being done in the latter where also two lives were lost and two people were wouuled. In the former town the gale broke at noon, and at T»n»jong Priok a German vessel and the X
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      Kawasaki Dockyard Plans.
      126 12 The Kawasaki Dockyard Company plan of enlarging its capital from 10,000,000 yen to 20,000,000 yen was to be submitted to an extraordinary general meeting of shareholders to be h. Id in the head office of the company on November 6. The plan counts m issu.ng 200,000 new
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      PORT SWETTENHAM.
      28 12 Vessel Expected. Mata Hari (P. and 0.) November 23rd, for Malacca and Singapore in connection with s.s. Nellore for London. Agents, Messrs Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd.
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      Passengers Expected.
      329 12 Per P. and 0. steamer Maloja From London Oct. 30 Mr. H. Firmstone, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ez kiej, Miss B. Pipe, Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Lane, Miss Gore, Mr. a,d Mrs. T. J. Cumming*and child Mr. R. J. Addie, Mr. R. H. Taylor, Miss M.
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      N.Y.K. Profits.
      299 12 The Japan Times (Oct. 30) says there ia a persistent rumour that the Nippon Yusen Kaishn will increase the rate of dividends for the half year ended September 30 to 12 per cent, per annum instead of 10 per cent per annum so long maintained by the company.
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      The Waterfront.
      474 12 On the 29th inst. will sail for China the P. and 0. liner Kashmir. The Glenliner Glengyle, for Genoa and London, is due here on Dec. 10. From Suez sailed for the East the N. Y. K. liner Katori Maru on the 19th inst. For Hongkong and Japan
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      Eastern Shipping Boom.
      278 12 Ihe Dairen Daily News sayi tht cost of ships is now soaring to giddy heights in Japan, and instances, in proof of this, that a 4,400 tons steamer, which was sold last iMarch for Y270.000, has just changed hands at the price of Y650.000. All the Japanese
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        316 12 Mails Close To-day. Port Dickson and I iMTSSn* BiTpZr*** 8ri >»» Malacca* and Bagan Hong's* Hj P* Malacca and Maar *1 a /L. u* Da Hongkong Swatow Van Rnnv pi Kota Tinggi 1 tl? P en i' Mersing <£ 4 Pa To-morrow. Rhio, f ingga and Sin»kep Esmeralda a j
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      CORRESPONDENCE.
      11 13 Wt do not necessarily endorse the «pinions tifrmed by correspondents.]
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      Malayan Air Squadron.
      333 13 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune. Dear Sir, —I feel it is impossible for me to let Lieutenant Hazelton R. Xicholl'ft letter from the 8th Flying Squadron in France, of the 14th of October, published in your issue of this week, stand without drawing the attention
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      Ceylon Tamils' Aircraft Fund.
      150 13 To tfle Editor of the Malaya Tribune» Dear Sir, —I shall feel obliged if can find space for the enclosed in your valuable paper.. Yours faithfully, W. Ratnam, Hon. Secretary. (Enclosure.) The total amount subscribed up ate towards the C. T. A. Fund is $13,169.81 madenp
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      Planting Wealth of Papua.
      234 13 Mr. Staniforth Smith, of Papua, arrived in Melbourne recently and in a conversation he had much that was interesting to tell. The authorities in Papua could claim for themselves a unique record, he remarked, for no industry had been begun in Papua which had resulted in
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      63 13 It is on the cards that a Lieut.-Governor of the Dutch Indies will shortly be appointed to assist Graaf van Limbnrg in, the administration of the Netherlands' colonies in the East. Good news comes from the Snngei Best tin 6elds, where new land is being worked and the labour forces
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      Huns' Atrocities.
      599 13 Convicted out of their own Mou.h. Here are some bad samples of the way in which the moral kernel of Europe" conducts war, taken from the official French documents. There can be no question of their authenticity," says the Times. 4< They give names and dates and places
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        332 13 I Three Nights Only. I Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, 23rd, 24th and 25th November, 1915. I I ANOTHER MONSTER AND SELECT PROGRAMME AT THE EVER POPULAR I ALHAMBRA I I THE p IONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE. BEACH ROAO. S II SECOND SHOW AT 9-15 P.M. i 22 88 xix A Rex
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        110 13 RUBBER MANGLES. We offer to those who combine both economy and efficiency the following rubber mangles now on view High Type. 20 in. x 4 in. plain polished rollers $85 20 in. x 4 in. diamond cut $100 20 in. x 5 in. plain polished $140 20 in. x 5
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      Great=Hearted Russia.
      714 14 Treatment of Prisoners. The following proclamation to the peasants of the Government of Akmolinsk in Western Siberia bag been published in the Akmolinsk Province Gazette Peasant! Our brave troops are gradually smashing up the hordes of the enemy. God is blessing the cause of the Right! The Germans
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        750 14 HBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBU pTHE 191 6a w high Etticiency ,Mtßres I wt w w a Z. I y individual to the I9IC Buick Six. J X J I I M M WM fid m ENGINE. r wt Jgs jl Six Cylinder Valve in-heal type 3J ins. x S& mma^ 41 i M>
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        372 15 TO BE LET T0 LET FROM IST SEPTEMBER. r> Ground Floor of 16-18 Stam- A Road, at present occupied by uissrs Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co., JJ betaken as one large store, or may L divided into small shops if necesv Apply to Stephens, Paul Uo. ear. n l-" tTTeI a Two
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        527 15 NOTICES NOTICE^ Is hereby given that Mr Sect Hone kee, of No. 43 Heeren Street, Malacca, is a Partner in M The Stationery News Supply Co as from Ist November, 1915. The Stationery g News Supply Co. CHAN KIM BOX, Managing Partner. SEET HONG KEE, Acting Managing Partner. 109 Jonker
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        427 15 NOTICES I NOTICE. We beg to announce that we have opened a Branch Office of our firm fa Singapore at the Dispensary Building, 31 Raffles Place, and have j appointed Mr. J. C. Hermansen Manager of same. MEYER AND MEASOR, Shanghai. Telephone 1107. 2241 27-11 THE MALAXA PINO* RUBBER ESTATES,
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        457 15 WANTED^ WANTED TO BUY i Diamonds and also Rings, Kroeangs, and other jewelleries set with Dla--1 monds. Apply to K.TC. Bhattacharya (Broker) No. 148, Syed Alwi Road. 26-10 25-11 WANTED TEACHER IN CANTONESE. European requires bi-weekly evening lessons in colloquial Cantonese. Apply with rates required to Chi" c/o Tribune Office.
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        456 15 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200.000 Reserve Fund £1,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. The Bank of England, Th* London City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London County and Westminster Bank, Ltd., The
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        507 16 P. O. British India Apcar Line Mail and Passenger Services. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mail Lines. Homeward (for Europe). Outward (for Ciiina). Connecting at
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        280 16 SEANG LINE OF STEAMERS. s.s. Glenogle 3.750 Tons. sj. "fceang Bee" 5,799 Ton% s.p. v Seang Cboon" 5,775 Tons. FOR PENANG AND RANGOON, s.s. Glenogle 20th November. Tats* steamers have excellent a -comraodatlon for OMsengers, and carry qialified surgeons. 1 hey save Elecrtric Lights throughout. F >r freight or passage,
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        725 16 O.K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.) EUROPEAN LINE. A service is maintained between Yokohama via norS Marseilles and London, under mail contract with the Imperial Ja» Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining this I hive been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted with ttt tT latest improvements
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