Malaya Tribune, 1 December 1915

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    23 1 The Malaya Tribune EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. T»WM»ia»y»ia^^— [EVENING DAILY. Vol. 2, -No. 280. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1915 Price 5 Cents.
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    COMMERCIAL JOURNALISM.
    661 2 New Japanese Enterprise. Oar enterpising and well-inform-ed contemporary the Japan Times hag just launched a Commercial and Industrial Supplement brimful of instructive and interesting commercial information. It is to make its appearance once a fortnight for a •tart, in order to supply what has unquestionably been a very
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      188 2 j ADVANCE DISPLAY SPECIAL Christmas Goods I JUST ARRIVED. Christmas Toys and Dolls I Christmas Crackers and Provisions I Christmas Cards and Books. Christmas Gifts of all kinds in large I variety I AT John Little Co., Ltd. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. NOTICE TO MOTORISTS. I "SHELL"] FOB SHELL MOTOR SPIRIT
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    Fushun Colliery.
    510 3 The American Consul-General at Mukden has reported to his Government on the Fushun Co*l Mines as follow* The Fushun mines have raised this region to a prominent place in the eastern commercial world. This magnificent propertv, which belongs to the South Manchuria Railway Company, was accorded to Japan
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    A War Poem.
    135 3 Sarah Bernhardt's Return. The great event of the theatrical world is Madame Sarah Bernhardt's return to the stage in a performance of Eugene Morand's poem 44 Les Cathedrales," in aid of the h< s, itals. The poem depicts the French cathedrals praying in the solitude of the
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    28 3 The Karachi Chamber of Commerce will support the representation of the Bombay Chamber in favour of removing the present similarity between Rs. 10 and Rs. 50 currency notes.
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    INDIAN NEWS.
    305 5 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE EMPIRE. BOMBAY. 1 casting the Wounded. instance of the juuior !ndo»e a feast in honour V D.iv was giren on the 03 ,p a v at Lady Kardinge ii j ipi'al. For treating the patients tiie menu for dinner t
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    MADRAS.
    158 5 Training Teachers. Government ha* sanctioned 1 proposal of the Director of Public 1 v nirtion to admit a fresh batch of «"U'ients for training in the higher *utitry grade in the Government «iitujy School, Tanjore, for a pe- "< months with effect from ■''ily 1 J16, and to employ
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    CEYLON.
    312 5 Contempt of Court. <« r -*i E. Oorea and C. V. M 4 5 tasekera, Proctora of Chilew, 'ulo issued against them bj ™ipr»oM Court for contempt m T»»e Cnief Justice and Bhnsf and De Sampavo "red the 6r«t named to pay a tine v MOQ or in default
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    CALCUTTA.
    210 5 Help for Weavers The Government of Bengal sanctioned Rs. 30,000 by way of gratuitous relief to buy up the products of the weavers of Bankura district as a measure to afford them relief during acute distress winch is prevailing there. Bankura is well known as a silk-growing district and
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    PUNJAB.
    24 5 tecrultlng in Punjab. Recruiting for the Indian Army continues on a large scale, especially among the Sikh*. Gurkhas and the Pun jab Mahommedans.
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    RANGOON.
    95 5 Answer to German Perfidy. Even in the wilds of tlie far away Chin Hills echoes of the great war are being heard A Repoit by Mr. •J. M. Wiight, Government Superintendent, which is no* published, shows that Chin Sepoys are clamouring to proceed upon active service, and that this
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    Cinema Notes.
    617 5 A suggestion and an example for proprietors of cinema theatres in the F. Jty. S. and S. 8. Last Nov. 9 the proprietors of picture theatres throughout Great Britain gave the whole of their n0 deductions for expenses—to the Cinematograph Trade Ambulance Fund, which has been organised to
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    Straits Produce.
    224 5 (Singapore, December 1.) Tin.— 105 tons sold. Copra- —Strong. Tapioca* —Strong. Sago Flour- Weak. Ga mbier. —St rong. Pepper- —Weak. Other Product*. M trkot Steady Utnt Leal Market Quotations N'utmejf« fIS s. ptrpioeJ Jt]9 0o Nutmeg SO S »Voo Copra Kali 12.1 a Copra Gur-'H" 'Palo \fx Copra
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    The Home Markets.
    140 5 Latest Quotations. {Spmxul Service*) London, November 30, 4 p.m. Metals. Tin Straits, 3 months £167.5 0. Bar Silver 27 3/16 d. Produce. Fine hard Para spot: 2/11. Smoked Sheet 3/2 J. Plantation, Ist class quality cr*p« l/lf Copra jESI.O.O. Black Pepper, fair Singapore epen ports spot 6J
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    EXCHANGE.
    67 5 Singapore, December On London Bank 4 m/s 2/-4 19/22 Demand Sfi^ Private m/s 2/4| On India— Bank T. Tl 17*J On Hongkong— Hank d/d 13* On Shanghai Bank d/d On Jay Bank i\ T. I<l4} On Japan Bank d/d 110 Sovereigns—buying rate M Set India C'ctt Bills last issue
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    Local Share Market.
    152 5 (Exclusive to Malaya Tribune') Messrs Latham and Co the Arcade, advise the following quotations for to-day Quotations. Ator Gajah $2 50 $2.60 Aver Hitam 22.50 23.50 Ayer Kunings 1.05 1 15 Ayer Molek 1.85 L90 Ayer Panas (1.75 6.85 Balgownie 3.25 3.50 Bukit Jelotong 0.47J, 0.52J, Bukit
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    FIXTURES.
    193 5 To-day. Queen ilexahdras Birthday (lt<4). Band oi Hope Meeting, Y.M.CA. Hall, 4.80 p.m. H a's Circus, i K'-h water:-* a.m. 7 ft. 5 ins. 4.44s p.m. 7 ft. 4 ins. To-morftw. Haaj«-<h Jewi«h Holiday). Club Meeting. 5.1'» p.m. Hampton's Circus. Hii water: —».54 a.m. 7 ft. 7 ins. j
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    SOUR STOMACH.
    219 5 When vegetable food ferments it ceases sour rising in the throat, the formation of gas in the stomach which distends it and cause* pain, often extending to the region of the heart and arousing fear of heart disease. This condition is called acid dyspepsia. J leartturo, a usuie
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      339 6 CIGARETTES PERFECT SATISFACTION. <tfl-^ There'- luxury in the flavour aud aroma of State Express Cigarettes. a They are good to the very last—a test that few V V cigare:tes can emulate. liliPß State Express have unusual quality and an individuality that at once creates a preference for this exquisite brand.
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      167 6 I TAMANOYA HOTEL. jj h I 5-19 Be»c i Road. IMi Bt Comfortable Japanese Hotel I Char »!s Moderate. I i I Tuner, Repairer and Dealer in I Piano*, Organ ard other Musical Instruments. rTusic Warehouse. i Fresh Music Arrives by Every Mai Strings for Stringed Instruments. lertakes i'o Play
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      443 6 PALLADIUM Singapore's Premier Theatre-ORCHARD ROAD-Sinjapore s Premier Theatre We give you the H*«f. "Pictures that please and make you com andefteo. We oily Bh >w feature* that are fall of Originality and All Films Mew to Singapore. FOR 3 NIGHTS ONLY Monday, Nov. 29, Tuesday, Nov. 30, Wednesday De< THE
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      20 7 THE GREAT WAR. THE MALAYA TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1916. Latest Cables and News-Notes. cm malapa Cribunt. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1
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      Kaiser Sees Francis Joseph.
      164 7 Pirst Time Since War Started. I ndon, Nov. 29, 9.20 p.m. V;.iter lam Official.—A telefrom Berlin says the Kaiser fes started for Vienna on a visit to .or Francis Joseph. This will be the first meeting since the war Latĕr. -terdain Official from Vienna. German Kaiser
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      Berlin Women's Demands.
      51 7 London, Nov. 29, 7.45 p.m. Amsterdam The Telegraaf of Nor. 20 says that thousands of women have made a demonstration before the Imperial castle at Berlin lemanded the return of their mdfl from the front, and an improvement in the supply of provision?, The police dispersed the
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      Army Promotions.
      66 7 London, Nov. 29, 4.30-p.m. Th* Gazette announces that the following have been promoted to brevet rank:— I• < I. -R. Heard, R.A.M.C. jL. R« Kenyon, X G.A. ;E. T. Scott. Major*.—A. H. Harrison, 3rd Pnnjabis T. M. Luke, C. C. Palmer, R6.A.. F.A.Maxwell, 18th Lancers C. L Norman,
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      Fight for Bagdad.
      69 7 London, Nov. 29, 9.45 p.m. 1 is officially stated that the v'a strength in the battle of taiphon is estimated to have been 'visions. Prisoners state one •as practically wiped out. Our itiona confirmed this, but the h of Turkish reinforce--1 i ta has been reported. ,ci
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      Another Linggi Dividend.
      56 7 "iird Interim of 15 per cent. Declared. there is plenty of gold in ia evident from the tenor legraphie advices received by Messrs Guthrie and Co., bating that the Directors of i Plantations, Ltd., have deJ'" a third interim dividend of cent in respect of the current
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      COLONIALS AND CONSCRIPTION.
      78 7 Extraordinary Demonstration. London, Nov. 30, 1.20 a.m. Australian, New Zealand and Canadian soldiers converted what was to have been an anti-conscrip-tion meeting in London into a demonstration which ultimately passed a resolution, with enthusiasm in favour of winning the war at any price. The Dominionmen early took
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      New Spanish Ministry.
      36 7 London, Nov. 30, 115 p.m. Lisbon The new Ministry comprises the following Premier and Minister of Finance, Senhor Alfonso Costa Foreign Minister, Senhor Soares Minister of War, Senhor Demattos Colonial Minister, Senhor Gaspar.
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      Portuguese Precautions.
      26 7 London, Nov. 30, 3.50 a.m. A telegram from Amsterdam states that Portugal is endevouring to purchase six 400-ton vessels to guard the Portuguese coast.
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      Harmston's Circus.
      128 7 The last few nights of the clever combination now located in Beach Road are announced, so it behoves any who have not seized the opportunity of securing a really good evening's amusement, to M Hurry Up," and seize the earliest opportunity, for some months must elapse before the
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      The Italian Campaign.
      86 7 Furious Fighting. London, Nov. 30, 3.30 a.m. Rome Communiques report severe fighting along the steep Montenero slojJes. Strong enemy entrenchments have been captured. Furious engagements occurred to the north-west of Goriza, where the enemy had been strongly reinforced and there was hand-to-hand fighting in the Italian trenches.
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      The French War Loan.
      79 7 Stock Exchange Monopoly. London, Nov. 30, 1.40 p.m. The Stock Exchange absolutely monopolised the dealing in London of the subscription towards the French Loan, which was accorded a fine reception. oonnt has not been defined, and exchange has been fixed at such a rate as to
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      Tokio Exchange Closed.
      38 7 London, Nov. 30, J. 15 p m. Tokio The Stock Exchange has been suspended for three days, owing to wild gambling, the fluctuations having been organised by a ring, which was daily spreading sensational rumours.
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      The Preussen Case.
      55 7 The Officer of Justice, who conducted the inquiry into the notorious Preussen wireless case at Sabang, which was dealt with by the Court of Justice in Medan and ended with the acquittal of the two accused, Captain Luebke and Fourth Officer Voltz, has entered an appeal against
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      In the East.
      112 7 Victory at Illukst. Germans Hurled Back. London, Nov. 30, 3.30 a.m. Petrograd A communique states that severe fighting took place in the Illukst region, where the Germans after taking the offensive were hurled back till they were swept by fire from their own batteries. Profiting by the
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      Port Dickson=Lukut Estates.
      161 7 Proposed Sale Falls Through. News arrived by the European mail yesterday that at the adjourned meeting on 27th Oct. of the Port Dickson-Lukut (F. M. S.) Rubber Estates, Sir. W. Hood Treacher, who presided, stated that the board held proxies representing 767,156 shares in favour of the
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      32 7 It is proposed to impose a tax on bachelors and spinsters in Germany as a further means of increasing the birth-rate, and one or two small towns have already taken the step.
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      India Appointments.
      337 7 Sir Theodore Morison Explains. London, Nov. 30, 1.15 p.m. Sir Theodore Morison, K.C.1.E., who has accepted a commission and been posted for training to the Cambridgeshire Regiment with a view to employment with the Indian troops, in a letter to the Times says that when the work of
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      Bishop and India's Hope.
      116 7 London, Nov. 30, 6.50 p.m. Bishop Coplwton, in a miaaion address at St. Pad's Cathedral Bai S that there was a deep spiritual desire in India for the sight of God and union with God. This was a characteristic which Tm !TfK ed In^ a amon
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        66 7 Singapore Volunteer Corp»> Orders for the week ending Friday, December 3 To-day. 5 p.m. Drill Hall Maxim Co. Kir BaIesti «r 8.R.E r 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S.V.R. V eterans Co. To-morrow, Dec. 2. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall 8.R.F. v P- m Braa Baaah Road Malay Co. A 12 per
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      To=Day's Contents.
      104 8 The Great War Pa«i. In the East 7 Colonials and Conscription... 7 The Italian Campaign 7 Kaiser sees Francis Joseph 7 Fight (or Bagdad 7 In the Balkans 9 The Western Front 9 Lord Kitchener Returns 9 Commercial Journalism 2 Fushun Colliery 3 Cinema Notes 5 Indian News
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      Domestic gtccmrencea,
      41 8 BIRTHS. On October 9, 1913, at The Well Houaa, Wick, Bournemouth, the wife of O. M. Graem, of a daughter. On November 3, 1915. at 81 Broadway East, Shanghai, the wife of N. E. B. EZRA, of a daughter.
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      DEATHS.
      100 8 On November 5, 1915, at 87, Broadway, Shanghai, Captain CARL CHRISTIAN HANSEN agei 72. On November 5, 1915, at 55 Haskell Road, Shanghai, JosiCPH MORGAN, Secretary to the Shanghai Mercury, Limited aged 43. On November o, 1915. at t5 Nanking Road, Shanghai, C. CHILD, of the Shanghai Mercury, Limited
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      SHIPPING AFFAIRS.
      1076 8 The I,oooth number of Syren and Shipping made its appearance on the eve of the departure of the last mail from Europe, and a very excellent production it is. It contains very ably written special articles by leading authorities in the shipping and engineering world. Mr. D. G.
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      Burma Wolfram.
      129 8 With reference to the proposal to recruit Chinese labour in Malay* for the Burma wolfram mines (a subject which was dealt wits in our editorial columns yesterday) it seems to us that th* speediest and most effective way for the Burma authorities W obtain Chinese labourers in abundance
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      The P. & O. Report.
      435 9 The P. O. Report. War Causes Enormous Increase of Running Expenses. profits £500,000: £78,000 Carried Forward. We learn from a message de--jitched by Renter's Agency from j (Jon <>n the 29th ultimo that the v^r v statement of accounts of the jvrxsnlar and Oriental Steam Navigation Co., which has just
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      China and Monarchy.
      90 9 No Change this Year. Peking, Nov. 10.—Itia understood that there is to be no change in the form of State within this year and China has informed Japan so, woagh the Minister to Tokio. The Popular voting will be completed on 20th, and the final examination, the
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      69 9 The Record for grenade throwing -in the French Army—has been jby a group of men of the 17th battalion of chasseurs a pied. It had 7» h "l<l by a Private of the 1903 p»es who threw his grenades a disU: c of just over 121 ft. The new >rd,
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      12 9 Mr M. van Pleyte, the Netherlands 8 Colonial Minister, is improvlnB»n health.
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      Local and General.
      585 9 Tin is eta. down. o±» adv l rti8 na£nt in the Cologne Gazette offers rnbber for sale at a price equivalent to 27s. per lb. r special London correspon- dent wires that Smoked Sheet is rst cla88 Potation is at2/l1 n 8 3/1 Para Rnbb is at
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      WAR TELEGRAMS.
      176 9 In the Balkans. Serbia's Great Stand. Bulgars Deserting. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Nov. 29, 5.40 p.m. Salonika: The small Serbian army is heroically maintaining itself southward of Prilep. The Bulgarians are still hanging back in the region of Krushevo, there being only occasional shelling of the allied line.
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      The Greek Reply.
      41 9 London Nov. 30 6.50 p.m. Paris Official circles regard the Greek reply as paving the way to the desired settlement of meeting the wish of Greece to remain neutral, while not interfering with the intentions of the Allies.
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      Austrian Aid lor Bulgars.
      28 9 London, Nor. 30,3.50 a.m. A telegram from Bucharest states that three Austrian Regiments have arrived at Rustchak, which is on thefnorthern frontier of Bulgaria.
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      Mystery of Monastir.
      32 9 London, Nov. 30, 1.20 p.m. Salonika Civilians have evacuated Monastir bat so far there is no news of Bulgarian occnpationof the town. Snow is still falling in the Balkans.
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      A Cretan Claim.
      21 9 London, Nov. 30, 1.20 p.m. Salonika Cretans claim to have dynamited a German submarine in the Cretan Bay.
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      Lord Kitchener Returns.
      86 9 London, Dec. 1, 3.15 p.m. Lord Kitchener has arrived in London. London, Nov. 30, 4.30 p.m. Paris Lord Kitchener has arrived here. Paris: M. Poincare received Lord Kitchener this morning. Lord Kitchener has also had a prolonged interview with M. Briand. London, Nov. 30, 3.25 p.m. Rome
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      "A Political Coup".
      35 9 London, Nov. .*10, 3.40 a.m. Lord Kitchener is reported to have remarked in Athens that <' Germany's Balkan campaign does not constitute a military operation it presents the aspect of a political coup."
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      The Western Front.
      72 9 Aeroplane Activity. London, Nov. 29, 5.5 p.m. Paris Farther grenade fighting has token place in Artois. The communique says We defeated a German bayonet attack at Berry an Bac the enemy fleeing and leaving many dead bodies and prisoners Four German aeroplanes dropped bombs on Verdun without
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      Losses in the Labyrinth.
      58 9 London, Nov. 30, 1.25 a.m. The enemy lost appreciably north of the Labyrinth in a sharp fight wherein we turned him out of a mine-crater which he had been holding two days. A French aeroplane in the Mease district although forced to decwid was only slightly
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      Mines and Grenades.
      131 9 London, Nov. 30, 12.50 a.m. Field-Marshal Sir John French reports that on the night of Nov. 25 a party forced an entrance into the enemy trenches near Gommecourt and threw grenades into several deep dug-outs fall of Germans. We sprung a mine on the front of Givenchy
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      German Submarine Sunk.
      30 9 London, Nor. 30, 12.25 a.m. Field-Marshal Sir John French reports that a British aeroplane destroyed off Middelkerke a German submarine which was seen to break in half.
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      Continued Bombardment.
      73 9 London, Nov. 30,1.20 a.m. Field-Marshal French farther reports that we continued daring the past few days the bombardment of various portions of the enemy's trenches. Hostile artillery has been active to the east of Avelny, northeast of Loos, east of Neuvechapelle, east of Armentieres and east of Ypres.
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      German Troops Moving.
      63 9 London, Nov, 30, 3.40 a.m. A telegram from Rotterdam states that there are indications of important movements of German troops along the Western front. Traffic is congested in the west and southwest of Germany, from where no newspapers have reached Holland for four days. There is also
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      Three Steamers Sunk.
      54 9 London, Nov. 29, 5.40 p.m. The French steamers Algerien and Oinarn, and the British steamer Tan is have been sunk. The Algerien has thirty missing. The Tanis's crew have been landed. ["The Tan is was a Liverpool owned vessel. Her tonnage was 2,270 reg. She was bound
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      New Governor of Sierra Leone.
      598 9 Mr. Wilkinson Appointed. A telegram has been receive! from (be Secretary of State for the Colonies stating that His Majesty has been pleased to approve the appointment of Mr. R. J. Wilkinson, Colonial Secretary, Straits Settlements, to be Governor of Sierra Leone. His Local Service.
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      THE SHOOTING FATALITY.
      451 10 Coroner s Inquest. The Coroner's Court. Sepoy Lines, yesterday afternoon held an inquest on the death of Miss Olive Ethel Elizabeth Pinkerton, acting First Assistant Mistress at Raffles Girls' School, who on Sunday last succumbed to injuries inflicted by a revolver shot. Doctor Murray Robertion, the Coroner,
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      The Dutch Indies.
      141 10 New Governor-General s Record. The Netherlands Gazette announces that Count van Limburg Stirum, Netherlands Envoy in Stockholm, has been appointed Governor-General of Netherlands East India, in the place of Mr. Idenburg, who will retire in February next. Count van Limburg Stirum is 42 years of age and
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      54 10 Mr. H.W. Firmstone, who returned by the P. ft 0. Maloja from leave, has assumed duties as District Judge and First Magistrate at the Police Courts, while Mr. E. L Talma has gone to the Civil Dj d tnct Court to relieve Mr. H G Sarwar, who has been attached
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      Property Sales.
      472 10 Late Mr. Low Kirn P on *c Estate. 8 High Prices at Messrs PoweirThe following Singapore r ties and goodwill, stock-J .T' book-d.bts, etc., were by auction at Messrs PowellTr f sale-room yesterday afternoon -1' The goodwill, stock-in.,,.,, book-debts, etc., of a p.nsary carried on under u Chop
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      Police News.
      50 10 First Court. (Before Mr. H. w. Firmstovk.) False Declaration. Ng Keng Tong, charged with making a false declaration before the Registrar of Shipping to the •ffect that the steamer Kim Here belonged to him, pleaded guilty and was sentenced this morning to a days imprisonment and fined 1100
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      Second Court.
      66 10 (Before Mr. C. H. G. Cl.m k Because he could not explain bow he came by 15 lbs of zinc and lead found on him at the T. P. Docks yesterday Ng Chow had to prison for one month. Ang Hai, another Chinese, aged to pilfer 37 packets
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      48 10 A fund has been opened at labour with Sir Michael O'Dwyer U tron, and Kai Saheb Amar N> Messrs Broadway and Ellis tr,s Nawab Zolfikar Ali Khan as cretaries to present a fleet ol 8 fully equipped armoured aero] of the latest type to his BfajefQ the King.
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        346 10 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. SINGAPORE AMATEUR DRAMATIC COMMITTEE IK AID OF Officers' Families' Fund. "THE QUERIES" AND "MY WORD" An Up-to-date and Original Revue. VICTORIA THEATRE DECEMBER 9, 11, 16, 18, At 9-15 p.m. MATINEE December 14, at 5.30 p.m. PL VN OF SKATS AT The Robinson Piano Co. Ltd. Now Open.
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        431 10 Latest Advertisements. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. NOTICE. All bill* against the Government Notice is h( reby givpn that all out* Monopolies Department incurred on star ding b lis against the Govern-1 °r before the 15th December must be ment should re presented for pay- i Ben in t>-.e Department for payment bef«
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      STOCKS AND SHARES.
      746 11 Prices Quoted ia the Mirkct tkis Morning Singapore, December i. Metars Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Sh-ro Briers, Ihm the followini B of n uoUtioni?L Rubber Shares. 2/- Allagar m 0 2/] 2/- Anglo-Malay 10/- n/6 1 Ayer Kuning u/_ 14} 2/- Batang Malaka 1,; j 2/-
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        137 11 *t t**ttt*tttt iSanitasf Disinfectant i 'Pine-Tree" I Brand. I It ii Use No Other 1! you want the J Best Results for S the smallest expenditure. '"w^s^^^/^ H isiufectant freely eniu!= J It 1 sifies with water, producing a milk-white, strong disinfectant it and deodoriser. 2 SAMiTAS I is known
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        121 11 I KOH «8c Co. j Annual sale j Now Proceeding. I For One Month Only. £ssence Bunga Petri Bongsoc. 1!BPIBP»$wB Sale Price 1 Essence Bunga Tajok I Mam bang. =S|p£ Sale Price 90 CtS* EACH. fffSSllr Essence j Essence Bunga Mas Perak 85 cts. each Tipp-ary HaFr Lotion -80 cts.
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      SHIPPING SECTION.
      314 12 Singapore Loading List. Europe. For London City of Bombay December 2 Ningchow, December 7 Katori Maru, December b Kamo Maru, December 22 Kioto, December 3< j FOB Liverpool Mentor December 4 Kasenga, December 12 Fob Glasgow City of Bombay 1 >ecemb*r 2 Fob Marseille* Nagoya, in port Ville
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      Harbour Light.
      49 12 Huicethe opening of Luugkou to international trade an occuiting light Leen exhibited for the Keel time tm ChimHtßO ProiLoiitory at tha co- aitca t<i tl c hfJboar, The illuiuin- <n g apparatus «i rltoftrie of tha •i&tb order, ekoejtng h <houp OccaltI White Light awry ;>»I ascoejdi.
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      Harbour Movements.
      165 12 Latest Arrivals. i British. Anjou. atr 30-11-15, Inner Roads. Hai Nam, str.. 3011-15« Inner Rds. Sappho, str., 3041-15, Inner Roads. Abbotsford str.tfO-11-IS, Inner Rds. Mena, atr.. 30 11-15, Inner Roads. Hong Aik, atr., 30-11-Is. Inner Rds. Meranti, str., 30-11-15, Inner Rds. Aing Hung, str., 30-11-15, Inner Roada. Hock
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      Singapore Clearances.
      35 12 Mena for Batu Pahat. Ipoh for Malacca. Port Swettenham and Penang Circe for Medan. Singapore for Singkawang, Pamangkat and Sambas. Profit for Bangkok. Tanjong Surat for Kota Tinggi. Kutsang for Penang and Calcutta.
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      British Prisoners of War.
      112 12 The Mercantile Marine Service Association has been officially informed that dependents at home of British Civil Prisoners of War, who are fan distress, are eligible for assistance from the National Relief Fund. As there are a very large number of British merchant seamen, including masters, officers,
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      Penang News.
      112 12 Arrivals 29-11-15. Klang, Brit., 732, Fawcns Nov. 29, S'pore, gen., A. G. &-Co. Pangkor, Brit., 94, Caswell, Nov. h Dindings, gen., E. S. Co. Hong Kheng, Brit., 3,085, Musan, Nov. 29, R'goon, gen., C. Hin A Co. Maloja, Brit., 0782, Irving, Nov. 25, London, gen., Adamson Guiillan and
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      PORT SWETTENHAM.
      147 12 Vessel Expected Mata Hari (P. and O.) arrives Nov. 30th and leaves for Belawan direct the same day. Agents Messrs Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd. Neleus (Holt) December 2nd, from Singapore for Colombo and London. Agents. Messrs Boustead, Hampshire and Co., Ltd. Bendoian (Ben.) Dec. 2, from Europe for
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      49 12 To Halifax, N.S. has been taken the captured steamer Hocking which, at the time of her capture, was carrying the U. S. A. flag. It is claimed that she is virtual ly owned by Hugo Stinnes of German coal fame. The vessel was purchased from Denmark as the Gronland.
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      The Waterfront.
      351 12 TheGlenlinerGlengyh&,for Genoa and London, is due here on the 10th inst. For London and Hull is due to load here the Ellerman liner Kioto, 4,020 tons, on December 30. The B. L liner Tara sails on Friday, 3rd inst. for P. Swettenham, Penang, Madras and Negapatam. The Ellerman
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      European Mails.
      63 12 Delivered in London. The following a>e the wwoi departure from Singapore tkl European Mails and then deliwrj in London. Mail. Lem. Da j M.M. Oct. 2* M.M. Oct. 2i Jf P. O. Oct. 2» N B. L Nov. fi M.M. Nov. I I* P. O. Nov. II B.
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      168 12 The Board of Trade annoot* "that the steamer Donu»eoRi* abandoned on Oct. 19 in app^ 11 mately lat. 50' 45 N., Ion*. 30 w Tha M. M. company'! Athos left Colombo on tae alt. and may be expect©. on Satnrday merning, the instant. For Liverpool will b» u u berth,
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        41 12 '"mmmmm BRAND: WINDHAM 5 SUGAR CORN 5 AS A VEGETABLE THERE IS NOTHING* 4* so good. Try it; you are sure to like It. Obtainable at all principal RKTAIL *f llililra 5 ■Hi SOLE IMPORTERS J. Travers Sons, Ltd.* SINGAPORE. it
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        275 12 Mails Close To-day. Batu Pahat Man» Malacca, Port Swetten- 1 ham and Penang *Ip, VIedau C Singkawang. Paman» kat and Sambas Sn.gaPenang* and Calcutta 1 taking; mail» for Our ban K't-- Bangkok Profc- Kota Tinggi Tanjo 4 To-morrow. Pulau Soegi Hock H Kerimon B ;k Tew Pulau Batam and M
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      Bravo.! Capt. Flynn.
      259 13 \dventure of the Antilochus. The Holt liner Antilochus, which a few a months ago while on her homeward run from Eastern ports was attacked by a submarine in the Mediterranean, is now in port, and a curious story is related how the attacking submarine was sunk. Just
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      More Oil=Burning Ships.
      171 13 0lne the principal Norlh antic shipping interest* hare agrsed, it i« understood, to equip 11 their nevf Te88e j s as oil-burners, 4lj the steamers now using coal fitted similarly as soon at P ra ticable. If the experiment is •ucceagful, the companies who trade With the
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      £3,000,000 Battleship.
      347 13 I A ne new United States battleship California, which was launched on October U, will be the world's firs* electric Dreadnought, and from point of size will be greater than anj foreign battleship built or building. The California and her two sister ships, Mississippi and the Idaho, already
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      Detained As Unsafe.
      124 13 A White Paper is issued giving a return of all British and Foreign ships ordered by the London Board of Trade or its officers to be provisionally detained as unsafe during the year ended June 30 last. Government officers found 63 steamers and 3 wooden sailing ships
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      Panama Block.
      219 13 Eighty-three vessels were tied up ia the canal, awaiting passage within a few days of the stoppage. Of these, 45 were on the Atlantic side, with an aggregate of approximately 167,000 tons of cargo, aud 38 were on the Pacific side, with approximately 189,000 tons of cargo. The
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      Lungkou Harbour.
      156 13 From November Ist, 1915, Lungkou has been opened to trade under the genera] regulations of the Chefoo Customs. In the absence of Consular representative?, the Masters of vessels must deposit their ships' papers with the Customs within 40 hours of entering the anchorage. The provisional limit is a
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      Pacific Eastern Steamship Co.
      155 13 Ao American steamship company has just been incorporated at Albany, N. V., under the>Bt,le Pacific East crn Steamship Co., with a paid-up capital of G. 52,000,000. The Company aims at exploitinya trans-Pacific service consequent on the withdrawal of the Pacific Mail S.S. Co., conjointly with Chinese
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      Yasukuni Torpedoed.
      71 13 According to a telegram received Nov. 8 at the Yamashita Steamship Co., Dairen, owners of the s.s. Yasukuni Maru, the ill-fated steamer was torpedoed by a German submarine near Alboran Island, Spanish possesion, in tbe Mediterranean Sea, situated about 50 miles north of Cape Tres Forcas, Morocco. The
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      N.Y.K. Vladivostok Service.
      48 13 In view of a marked increase of cargo consisting chiefly of ammunition for shipment to Vladivostok from America, to be transhipped at Japanese ports, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha has rsinforced its Japaa-Vladivostok service with the s.s. Saishu Maru, now having three steamers on that route.
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      Health Measure.
      103 13 To prevent yellow fever from gaining a footing in Madras certain precautionary measures, as in Calcutta, have been introduced. Ships arriving from East Africa and other countries where yellow fever is endemic, will be under quarantine and cases of sickness on board will be reported. The Port Health
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      Eastern Freight Rates.
      75 13 dairen, Nov. 9.—The present rise in coastwise rates is mainly due to daarth of tonnage on the opening of the export season of lormosan sugar to Australia and of Saigon rice to Marseilles. The ruling oceftn rates are quoted as follows Vladivostok-England 85 8 Karachi England 5q
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      Panama Canal.
      68 13 A message received at the Foreign Office, Tokio, from America on tho 3rd inst. confirms the previously reported date of ihe intended re-open-mg of the Panama Canal as Ist January 191o\ Another message received by the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha on Nov 5 states that the Canal is expected"
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        133 13 1 ™*OMB». Y STRONG EXCLUSIVE PROGRAMME AT THE 1 I ALHAMBRA I THE PIONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. I Second Show, at 9.15 p.m. i gg AN EXCRUCIATING COMEDY PAT HE i I Max's Double 1 5? A Powerful Feature Drama 88 jg PATHE'S ANIMATED WEEKLY GAZETTE. 95 SB IN
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      ASSASSINATION OF ADMIRAL TSENG JU=CHENG At Shanghai.
      1414 14 Police Court Proceedings. We are indebted to the North China Daily News for the following details of the police court proceedings. The two men arrested by the police on the scene of the murder of Admiral Tseng Jui-cheng near the Astor House were
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        483 14 IT H E 1916 A ,ew high E,,ic,e cy ,eatßfes v Tv/n ir jr\ a «I I I 1/ Sped., feature, f.r .9.6. IVIV J\ I ENGINE. JB Pix Cylinder Yalve-ln-heai type 3J ins. x sfj 5Q§ 4 in*. hYur bearirg crankshaft. 1 6YLINOER ARE BUILT UP TO A VALUE
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        35 14 HAM BACON Tiger's Head Brand. SUGAHARA Co. 332 North Brldgl Road. 1 T v.\ JCFHOfI 1333. I 1 1 1 M4LAYA TRIBUNE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Per annum Hjj-J? Half-yearly Per quarter *JJ Per mensem Postage Extra.
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        374 15 G.C. LEE 158, Prinsep Street. PIANO TUNER AND REPAIRER. Workmanship Guaranteed TERMS MODERATE. .Ml s n TENTS FOR CIRCUSES, CINEMATOGRAPHS. SHOWS and other purposes. CANVAS~WORK of all descriptions by skilled workmen. BOON SENG Co. Ship-Chandlers, Sail-Makers, Estate Suppliers and Commission Agents 18-19, ROBINSON ROAD. Telephone No. 1268. THE SINGAPORE STORE
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        339 15 TO LET FROM IST SEPTEMBER M at rreBent occupied by tT? Whiteaway, Laidlaw Co to be taken as one large store, or may' be divided into small shops if neces^ 18-6 PP y Btephen a TO LET OR FOR SALE. Comfortab'e Bungalow No. 39 St Michael Road, off Serangoon Road
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        514 15 _NOTICJS_ NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that I have transferred my business styled g^ n Co, 22 High Street, to Ng bok Cheng of No. 61 North Bridge Road, as from Nov. 22nd and that I snail not be responsible for any debts Incurred from that date. All accounts prior
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        382 15 WANTED_ WAITED- Wanted news compositors for the Ma'aya Tribune. Apply with recent testimonials to the Manager. WANTED. A qualified book-keeper able to prepare Estate accounts, balance sheets, etc. Salary from $100 to $125 per mensem according to qualifications. Successful candidate to be on months probation. Apply by letter or personally
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        395 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 ReeervePund £1,800,000 Keserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS The Rank of England, *Th» Londm City and Midland Bank, Ltd., Tae London County and Westminster Bank, Ltd., The National
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        495 16 P.&O. British India Apcar Li ne 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 at out Mail Lines. Howard (fob Robot.) Outwari. (fob Chi*a). Connecting
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        236 16 ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. The s.s. "Kathlamba" will be despatched for MANILA HONGKONG Early in December. For particulars of freight, etc., apply to McALISTER Co., Ltd., Agents. 27-11 SEANG LINE OF STEAMERS. 6.5. Glenogle 0,750 Tons, s.s. geang Bee 5,709 Ton*, s s. Seang Choon" 5,775 Tons. FOR HONGKONG,
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        713 16 N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.) EUROPEAN LINE. A service is maintained between Yokohama via port. tf Marseilles and London, under mail contract with the Imperial Jai Government. Tie New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining thia serv ct have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted with
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