Malaya Tribune, 7 November 1916

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. fiWG DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. foi. 3. No. 262 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1916 Price 5 Cents. COe ipalapa Crtbune. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7
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      119 1 GAIETY Junction of Albeit and Bencoolen Streets. IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP. Latest Pathe Official War Gazette iiT B rj c Somme Where ihe Great Battle is now Raging. Tie Lighthouse Keepers Cine- Thrilling two Pait Sea Drama. THE EYE OF GOD FIVE PART UNIVERSAL SPECIAL WITH
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    Company Reports.
    764 2 Patau Bulang Rubber Produce. The following is the directors' report to the shareholders: Finance. No further calls were made during the tiniiicial year, the contributory shares remaining $8.50 per share called op on 30th June, 1916. An eleventh call of 50 cents per share has been made since
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      409 2 Are you a Slave Do You Evmr Or 19 your life a D r wakeful, rettJesHfevCri'S existence? Do you start and Cr? twitching nerve or dartin, f Arc you robbed of u Pl just repose and tran.m 1? Then there U 5* LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALI is more than hope. of
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    "Our Day" Fund.
    1114 3 L» a p o c unmittee acknowwith thanks the following subthe abovs fund c Iged $120,608 61 m I the Kirn Ho A- 13 wn staffs, 149 L] I I Low, Peacock and Co, cc I'ek Ii m k 10 an Yet 25 lio S< f d
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    Malacca.
    154 3 The Hon Treasurer begs to acknowledge with thanks receipt of the following Already acknowledged $33,716.75 Public Works and Survey Oflice Staff 51 Proceeds of Concert given on the 27th Oct at the Stadt House 971.50 Young Meu's Brotherhood ABBocn Malacca 10 Members of the V MBA 40 Collected by
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    Collected by the Malay Committee,
    234 3 Collected by Haji Abdul Rahman Glas from Javanese $427,90 Haji Oaman bin Asra from Javanese at Kampong Glam 101.95 Ahmad bin H. Abdullah Simpulan Mntnbbah Clob 53.20 S. Salim Bausfr Straits Motor Garrage 36 50 Luraoh Bolu Luar 32.CU Persenang Stia Club 31.30 Java Pranakan
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    Local Share Market.
    145 4 Exclusive to Malaya Tnbuns.) Messrs Latharr. an 1 Co., ihe Vrcade, advise th* following qnetalions for to-day s— Alor Gajah 15.75 13-85 AverKnning* 1.45 150 Ayer Ifolftk 2.55 2.65 Ayer Panas 11.35 .11.50 Balgownie 4.60 4.75 Bukit Jelotong 0.77J 0.82J Bukit Katil 0.85 090 banfkutSerdg.... 10.00 10.20
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    #Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    154 4 Orders for the week ending, Friday, November 10. To-day. 5.15 p m Drill Hall 8 V.A. h do S.R.E. v. >. m do Maxim Co 5.10 M do SV.R X.C.O's. B. Kampong Bahrn S.V.R. X.C.Os., A. 5.15 Tanglin S.V.R T P.P. Off. N.C.O's. 5.10 pm Drill Hall
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      338 4 TO-NIGHT 9.15 SHOES Another Daring Masterpiece by Lois Wr-her, the World's Producer. MARIE MACLAREN—THE SLAVE GIRL OF COMMFRrt It deals with a subject difficult of discussion with a delicacy tl bring a blush of ?h line to the ino«t modest cheek 1 SHOES s tMe tnnt 9 a*' r «o
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    Sporting Intelligence.
    121 5 Lawn Tennis. Singapore R. C Tournament The result of yesterday's matches in the above tournament were as nitJar Championship —G A Ahin beat E 0 Angus (7 —5, 6—4) Singles Handicap Class A—C Martia beat J R Cockburn (6 —1, 5—7, 6—0). Singles Handicap Class B—C B Leicester
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    Rowing Club Report.
    244 5 The thirty-fourth annual report of tbe committee of the Singapore Rawing Club for the year ended Jane 30, signed by Mr. T. A Powell, hf-n. sec. md treasurer, states No club racing was held during the period nnder review a tonr oared race between crew* from Messrs
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    Garrison Golf Club.
    32 5 Ihe monthly medal (ladies) of the Garrison Golf Club will be decided on Thursday (stroke). The men's monthly medal will be played for on Saturday and Sunday next. J
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    Shooting.
    75 5 S L. R. A. Contest. In making a score of 35 at 150 yarda Mis. Payne won the first of 8hlel( i pendants presented for possibles,'' by the Lady Evelyn oung. Mrs. ,'ayne was also the inner of th* November Spoon. ii u 100 yds. 150 Total r| 31
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    Football.
    198 5 Klang v. Seremkan. in Seremban for a long time took IT. a Klan team LTLCS although in was th« fi UFe f lhe arue was the play 0 f the Klang forwards, who dominated their opponents thronghont, getting the and I ?hn n ly 6Very »BLS inthJ howin reat
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    Ipoh Races.
    99 5 The two days of the Ipoh race meeting, on Friday ani Saturday last, were most successful. The following were the winners First Day Race 1, Black Prince; race 2, Rumania race 3, Beau Brummell race 4, Ampang race 5, Imperial race 6, Lechumie; and race 7, Chandan. The
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    Parson and Burglar.
    138 5 There is a martial aspect about the Rev. Sadler Phillips, Vicar of St. Etheldreda's, Fulham, which delights as much says John Ball. The other night a burglar called on him at the vicarage, and Mr. Phillips held him at the muzzle of a revolver while Mrs. Phillips
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    47 5 The death is announced of Mr George Foyle Fawcett, the wellknown courser, aged 76. In partnership with his elder brother, the late Mr. Christopher Foyle Fawcett, he* was the owner of the strongest kennel of greyhounds in the country, and on five occasions won the Waterloo Cup.
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    Tin Outputs.
    58 5 October Returns Derrick Co. Agents. 1 2 c TribQ te 43 Piculs Tin OreTotal 248 Piculs Ha Ore Lallan* Co. Agents. Kampong Kamunting Tin Dredging Ltd. 8 No. 1 No. t Dredge. Dredge. Hours run 571 Cubic Yards 557 treated 92,000 100,000 Total Piculs 1,256. Realised on sale
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 5 Singapore, November 7, On London— Bank4m/s. 2/4 19/32 Demand 2/4 7/32 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 13/16 On IndiaBank T. T. l 74 j On Hongkong— Bank d/d 2^ On Shanghai— Bank d/d. 71 On JavaBank T. T. 135 On Japan— Bank d/d. 1091 Sovereigns—baying rate 8.54 Fndia Ceil Bills
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      127 5 Latest Advertisements. UNDER ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE, JOHORE BAHRU. ft 4 Civil Suit No. 40 of 1916 W Abdulrahman bin Alkoff by m h Attorney Shaik Yahya Afifi Plaintiff A__a versus An Stab Im Defendant AUCTION SALE *T IESSRS CHIMB lEIB LEE I MS SALE-MOB No. 3
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      246 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. OUR DAY. Sinhalese Amateur Theatricals. XJnder the Distinguished patronage oi H. E. The Governor, H. E. the Major-General, G.O.C. and The Hon'ble the Colonial Secretary SINHALESE AMATEURS will stage IN AID OP "OUR DAY" FUND the play entitled SRI WICKRAMA RAJA SINGHA At the Theatre Royal North Bridge
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    SAVING OF INFANT LIFE.
    847 6 The steady deoliue in the Wirth rate in France, and elsewhere in Europe, makes the study of infant life a matter of the greatest national importance. It has been pointed out that Germany depended mainly upon her manhood power in eeti mating the chances of crushing
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    Kampong Martin Fire.
    152 6 The Relief Committee We are asked by the Hon. Dr. Lim Boon Keng to state that the Relief Committee met this morning at Kim Seng Bridge to identify thow seeking relief and to issue cards fvr particulars of each case. Among those present were the Hon. Dr.
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    To-Day's Contents.
    125 6 Paul Thi Great War The Balkans 7 The Western Front 7 Another Lie Nailed In the East The Italian Campaign f Poland's Plight The Muzzlei Reichstag 1 Indian Affairs 5 Company Reports Oar Day »'Fund 3 Singapore Volunteer Corps Looal Share Market f Sperting Intelligence Baying of Infant
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    Local and General.
    501 7 a. 5—35 eta. up. ting of the Mnnicij will be held in board room to. p.m. to resume Estimate*, 1917. en ing oi September irded the Sinn t> filing 410 shells c man, says the War Ollice in an .night the chief it line Universal 1"" rhe
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    The Assizes.
    481 7 A Light Calendar. The sixth Assizes commenced this morning before the Chief Justice, Sir John Bncknill, K. C There are only five cases on the list, which include a charge of attempted mur- f 8 the Hjlam ~b° y" who ■tabbed Mr. Johnstone in Orchard Road last month.
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    Presidential Mandates.
    86 7 Feng Kuo-chang, Tuchun of Nanking, and Mr. Wen Chung-yao have been appointed Director-General and Assistant Director of the Development Works in Pukow. Teh Liang has been honoured with the Ta-hsiu Chia Ho decoration. It may be noted that General Teh Liang is one of the most active members
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    78 7 A sad drowning fatality took place near Banting, Sarawak. The wife of P. C. Achang and her two children were on their way to visit their relations when their boat capsized and the younger child was drowned. The body was recovered next day. Although the practice of diving contest, beselam
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    "Our Day."
    89 7 The Alhambra Revue. Things are progressing very favourably in connection with the oig Alhambra production 44 Cheero Singapore!" for "Our Day' next Monday. The management is sparing no expense to make the occasion a noteworthy one in the history of the establishment, and in order to make everyone
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    Ipoh's Great Effort,
    170 7 The «Our Day" collections and the auction at Ipoh were great suesurpassing expectations. It ia txpested that they will realise well over $20,000. Tue remainder of tbe gifts weiesold Tuesday, On the second rac-i day, the Sultan of Perak stut a message, regretting his inability to be
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    Malacca's Help.
    186 7 In reference t) Malacca's help to 44 Our Day Fund and the Malacca Chinese Fighter contribution to the Malayan Air Fleet through the Malaya Tribnne in June last, our esteemed contemporary, the Straits Times, has the following: Following a note here yesterday regarding Onr Day results it is
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    Chenchiatung Discussion.
    110 7 Peking, October 12.—Owing to the difficulty of obtaining a suitable Foreign Minister, Dr. Chen Chintao has been ordered to withdraw his resignation as Acting Foreign Minister and conduct formal negotiations with Baron Hayashi twice a week commencing from last Friday so as to settle the Chenchiatung incident as
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    66 7 Mr. Ashworth Hope has, we hear, given a fully equipped ambulance to the Red Cross Society at Home, the ambulance being for service in France. A marriage has been arranged and will take place on the 9th instant at the Fitzgerald Memorial Church, Penang, between Mr. Tan Ten« Kirn of
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    75 7 In the Balkans. Rumanian Report. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Nov. 6, 3 a.m. The Rumanian communique says: We repulsed several enemy attacks in the Prahova Valley. The enemy in the evening succeeded in occupying part of our trenches on Mount Dihamu, north-west of Azuga. Several enemy attacks in
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    Austrian Claims & Admissions.
    54 7 Austrian Claims Admissions. London, Nov. 6, 4.10 a.m. An Austrian communique says Hungarians captured the strong Clabucepu position, south-west of Predeal, and the Rumanian second line. The communique says that the Rumanians recommenced their attacks in the frontier region east of Brasso and pressed back the Austrian front for two
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    Determined Rumania.
    84 7 London, Nov. 6, 5.15 a m. The Times Bukharest correspondent wires: If the Rumanians continue to preserve their high moral and stubborn defence, the enemy should be unable to reach the interior for weeks, when the cold weather will presumably terminate serious operations. In the meantime, the sentiment
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    French Mission's Assistance.
    53 7 London, Nov. 6, 12.20 p.m. Bukharest: The situation in ths Carpathians continues to improve, while the extent of the disaster to the enemy in the Jinl Valley increases. A French military mission arrived at a critical moment and collaborated moat effectively with the High Command in reestablishing
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    Trouble in Greece.
    48 7 London, Nov. 6, 6.5 a.m. Telegrams from Athens state that the Royal Government is persecuting the Venizelists. Twenty-five officers are at present imprisoned, and one was executed at Ekaterini before the Venizelist occupation. A deoree dismisses from the army and navy officers joining M. Venizelos.
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    Greek Council Meets.
    35 7 London Nov. 6, 6.5 a.m. Athens: King Constantino presided over a protracted council of Ministers and party leaders, which discussed particularly the question of handing over the light flotilla to the Allies.
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    Venizelist Co-operation.
    66 7 London, Nov. G, 5.35 p.m. Ath-ns The Venizelist General Danglis, interviewed, said that he reiied on having at least four divisons, the first of which was going towards Serresat the end of November. General Sarrdil is assisting in arranging the plan of cimpaign, which it is believed will
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    French Flag on Greek Ships.
    45 7 London, Nov. 6, 6.45 p.m, Athens It is reported that the French flag was hoisted yesterday evening on the Greek light flotilla at Keratsini. London, Nov. 6, 6 p.m. Paris: General Rogues, the French War Minister, has arrived At Salonika.
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    The Western Front.
    167 7 Big French Advance. Sailliiel Captured. T J \T m m London, Nov. 6, 1.5 a.m. The Paris communique sayi North of the Somme we executed several attacks during the day and made a series of appreciable advances from south of Le Transloy to south of St Pierre
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    Eight Wasted Months.
    35 7 London, Nov. 5, 6.5 p.u% The communique says The French occupation of Damlou/ completes the recapture of every inch of ground won by the Germans in their eight months' operations against Verdun.
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    Violent Attacks.
    89 7 London, Nov. 6, 4.25 p.m. Paris: A communique states: We advancel between les Boeufs and Sailly Saillisel. The enemy in the night violently counter-attacked the positions we captured, from Saillisel as far as St Pierre Vaasi Wood. All attacks on the northern spur at the western edges of
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    THE BRITISH LINE.
    62 7 Advance Continues. London, Not. 6, 1.30 a.m. General Sir Douglas Haig sayr: We attacked at several points and made some progress. We cleared out a picket of Germans on onr extreme right and progressed in the centre on a front of over thousand yards, securing high ground
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    Germans Counter-Attack.
    49 7 London, Nov. G, 2.35 p.m. General Haig states During ths uigbt a strong enemy counterattack regained a portion of the ground in the neighbourhood of Butte de Warlencouit. Eastwards of les Boeufs our gains were secured. We thrice successfully raided trenches in the Armentieres and Yores areas.
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    Bad Weather.
    61 7 London, Nov. 6, 6.15 a.m. Continued and heavy rain on the Somme has prevented extensive operations during the week-end, but the communiques on both sides show that there has been a most furious cannonade. A notable featureis the steady extension of tbe British artillery northwards. The guns are
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    Prize Court Award.
    39 7 London, Nov. 6, 5.35 p.m. The Priie Court baa awarded £3,000 to the crew of submarine B8 for linking the German cruiser Prinz Adalbert, with six hundred aboard, in the Baltic on October 23» last year.
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    War on Shipping.
    97 8 Filling the Gaps. London, Nov. 0' 5.15 a.m A report in Lloyd a register states that 1,620 Tossels, aggregating 2JM2JO9 tons are now being built *nder the supervision of the Register, which is the largest in the history of the Society. The oatpnt ot the United Kingdom
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    American Vessel Torpedoed.
    22 8 London, Nov. 6, 6.10 p.m. The American steamer Tanao has i v»i; sunk by a submarine. Thirty w*re saved.
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    German Steamer at Malta.
    40 8 London, Nov. 6, 6.20 p.m. The German steamer Anatolia has jrrived at Malta from Piraeus, towed I j a British warship. The Germans have captured the Danish steamer Ulla and have taken I sr to Swinerunende,
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    In the East.
    65 8 Local Affairs. London, Nov. 6, 6 p.m. Petrograd: There has been fighting northwards of Postavy and also < i the upper Stockhod and at Marajuvka. Between Brzezany and Haiicz the battle has been stiffest, 1 ut according to military authorities t.early all the attacks of tbe past
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    German Submarine Lost.
    60 8 London, Nov. 5, 10.55 p.m. Copenhagen: A German sub. marine stranded on the west coast of Jntland. The crew blew her up after unsuccessful efforts by torpedo boats to take her off. Amsterdam An official message from Berlin states that it was the U 20 which stranded
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    Wolfram Finds.
    33 8 London, Nov. 6, 5.15 a.m. A telegram from Sydney states that numerous wolfram reefs have l*een located in the northern territory. Tixty-two tons have been prodvced in the past eighteen months.
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    Good News.
    63 8 London, Nov. 6, 12.20 p.m. Sydney The Director of Mines <,( the Northern Territory states that ivamerous well defined wolfram reefs and leaders from one inch to four feet have been located. The c utcrops are traceable for halt a mile. The number of instances is large in
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    The Italian Campaign.
    45 8 Bad Weather. London, Nov. 6, 6.5 a m. The weather is now bad on the Italian front, where heavy rains and mist are hampering operationi. The Austrians are now attempting a diversion in the Trentino. Five attacks at one point were repulsed.
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    Straightening the Line.
    44 8 London, Nov. 0, 6 p.m. An Italian official message states We repulsed attacks in the Concei Valley and at Lukatic on the Carso. We bombarded the Castagnavizza works, and advanced and straightened our line at several points. We took prisoner fifty.
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    THE MUZZLED REICHSTAG.
    77 8 Press and Public. London, Nov. 6, 5 30 p.m. Amsterdam The German papers complain that the Reichstag was muzzled because Government is determined not to tolerate public discussion of its intended measures. The Koelnische Zeitung says that ene of Groener's first steps will be to veto newspaper
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    Huns and Britain.
    84 8 41 Please Pity Me London, Nov. 6, 5.30 p.m. The New Yo*"k World publishes a long statement, sanctioned by the German Imperial Chancellor (Dr Bethmann Hollweg), which is mainly a tirade against England, who 44 is bent on wiping Germany from the face of the earth.'' Bethmann
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    The Deutschland's Cargo.
    59 8 London, Nov. 6,1.30 p.m. New York The collector of customs at Connecticut announces that the Deutschland's cargo is worth approximately $10,000,000 gold of which sum nine millions is comprised in stocks and bonds for the purpose of strengthening Germany's credit. The remaining million dollars covers the dye-stuffs
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    A Close Fight.
    51 8 London, Nov. 6, 1.30 p.m. Melbourne Mr. Hughes is summoning a conference of the Labour Party. The referendum figures are bow No 1,080,000, Yes 1,007,000. The count is still incomplete. Open air meetings at Melbourne and Sydney demanded the repeal of the pro. clamation calling up single
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    Poland's Plight.
    71 8 London, Nov. 5, 11 45 p m. Amsterdam A Vienna paper says that Baron Burian, replying to a deputation from Warsaw, said that the future of the kingdom of Poland would only begin with full national existence after the war. in close connection with the Central Powers, both
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    A Wicked Plot.
    149 8 London, Nov. 6, 6.5 a.m. The belated Austro German offer of Polish autonomy is regarded as being dictated by military necessity. Uis not thought likely that the Poles will fall into the trap, as apart from the fact that the offer is limited to Russian Poland the
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    Dutch Press View.
    32 8 Londen, Nov. 6, 12.20 p.m. Amsterdam: The Dutch newspapers' comment on the Polish proclamation emphasises that in future Poland will be an Austro-German vassal state under a German king.
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    Indian Affairs.
    132 8 London, Not. 6, 12.20 p.m. The King granted an audience to Mr. Edwin Lutyens, F. R. i. B. A., who is leaving for India shortly on business connected with the proposals of the committee appointed to advise the Haj re the planning of Delhi. The Times, referring to
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    53 8 The following have been elected members of the Committee of the Singapore Catholic Club for the year 1916/17: Rev. P. Rnaudel, Rev L. Lambert, Messrs E. Tessensohn, J. Flanagan, L. J. Shepherdson, E. L. Seth, F. Martens, W Scully, C. A. da Silva, C. H. da Silva, A. Lewis and
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    Another Lie Nailed.
    283 8 Sinking of the 141. London, Nov. 6, 12,15 p.m. The Admiralty states that the German Press are attempting to make capital oat of w' t they describe ai a second E case. One object is the incitement of American opinion against Britain, another is the finding of
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    U.S.A. Presidency.
    93 8 Campaign Ended London, Nov. 6, 12.25 a.m. New York: The Presidential campaign has concluded. President Wilson deprecated any discussion of foreign policies by self-called statesmen who scattered tinder, while the world was ablaze. both candidates dwelt on the tariff question, Presidert Wilson taunting the Republicans for their advocacy
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    Legislative Council.
    206 8 At mit Fiiday'd ffi eeti Dg off Legislative Council the foilr are the orders of the day Wlr Supply Bill (Bill F or mat;, provision for the Public s 0 for the year 1917.") 3rf rJ? 1 Registration of Aliens Bill R■» "To Bake provision for the r«
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    German Dreadnought Torpedoed.
    33 8 London, Nov. 6, 7.5 p.m. The Admiralty announces that one of onr submarines lired torpedoes at, and hit a German Dreadnought near the Danish coaet yesterday. The damage done iiunknown.
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    Obituary.
    53 8 London, Nov. 6, 6.5 a.m The death is announced of the Irish peer, Lord Clanmorris, who was A. D. C. to the Duke of Marl, borough when Viceroy of Ireland, 1876-78, and master of the Co Gal way Foxhounds (the Blazers) from 1891 to 1895. Lord Clanmorrii was 64
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    41 8 The death occurred in untitled Lumpur on Friday of Mr. R. M. Keun, late of the Selangor Medical Service and for 35 years resident in Selangor. The funeral took place at the Yenning Road Cemetery at 8 a m. on Saturday.
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      99 8 BORDEN S EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED MILK Has been Extensively used Over 60 years Thronghont the World. j PDrlt> Guarl ee l ""Jtr IS. Food Drugs Act. ![j Borden's Sterilized Natural Milk. j Eagle Brand Malted j «Mgta&sg Milk and St. Charles i f k l! and Peerless Cream. BABIES GET
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      171 8 I AT THE ALHAMBRA THEATRE BEACH ROAD JN AID OF THE BritiaH Red Cross Society ana the Or<l© r or St. John. H E th«pL the D^]i Dgui hed Nonage and in the Fresence of C M fi 1 «nTT P o fficer Commanding (Major General D. H. Ridout. and
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    FIXTURES.
    132 9 To-day Assizes open. High water—B 21 a.m. 8 ft. :j i ns 8.48 p.m. 8 ft 8 ins. Tomorrow Rowing Club, 8.C.0..6.30 pm Band, Rotanicil Gardens, opni High Water-S 54 a.m.; 8 ft.'7 ins.; 9.42 p.m. 9 ft. 2 ins. Thursday. Singhalese Amateur rheatricals Theatre Royal, 9. High Water-9.26
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      130 9 Sanitas Disinfectant I I I I Fine-Tree" I Brand. I j£k Use No other I It you want the the smallest I I I This disinfectant freely emulsifies 1 i l I with water, producing a I I milk=white, strong disinfectant 1 I and deodoriser. j I SANITAS I I
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      295 9 Train Services. Singapore (Tank-Road) Daily. Mail Daily leaves for the north at 7.7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Other trains leave for Johore at 9 a.m., 10,29 a.m., noon, 1.30 p.m.. 2.55 p.m. and 4.40 p.m. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and 7.14 p.m. Trains leave from Johore 7.9,
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      462 9 JAPANESE Electro-Plating Co. ELECTRO PLATING IN NICKEL, GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER, ETC. No. 39 Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. o-ll a to-night "Saturday! novT to-night The Ideal Picture Theatre Cinema CASINO BMHE SEI Off Btach Road M PRI-ENTIKG 4 EPISODES 8 PARTS Of the Thanhouser Fascinating Serial "The Million Dollar Mystery"
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    Police Courts.
    88 10 Gambling Evil. A raid conducted bj Inspect* J. Dunne resulted in 13 Chines* appearing before Mr. Clarke at th* Second Magistrate s Court yesterday morning, charged with gambling i n a house in Joo Chiat road. Defendants were fined $15 each, ai 1 $147.37 found on th? v
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    Seh Yeoh Kongsi Case.
    192 10 Teoh Boon Tean, a trustee of th* S#h Yeoh Kongsi, charged with criminal breach of trust is a serrant of the kongsi funds, appear* I in the dock at Per ang before Mr J C Sugars again on Wednesday answer the charge against him. Mr. S
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    Motoring Danger.
    44 10 The driver of motor car No. 93, Amat, was charged in the Second Court with rash, negligent driving in Orchard Roadon Sunday evening, where he collided with a little Chinese girl. Defendant was remanded until the 14th inst, on bail of $50.
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    Cruelty Punished.
    70 10 Pernmah, a Kling employed bj the Rathbourne Dairy farm, was charged with gross cruelty to horse by working it in a gharry whilst it was unfit. The MagistraU fined the accused $50 with the alternative of two months rigoron? and remarked that had the accused owned the horse,
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    Trespasser Prosecuted.
    57 10 In the Second Magistrate's Cour; yesterday, a Hylam named Tong Ah Peng was convicted on a charge broush: against him by M Henricka Molteni of 379 Victoria Street, who stated accnsed wilfulh trespassed by entering the premises of her Confectionery late on Snnda;. night. Accused was remanded ii>
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    A Pick-pocket in Trouble.
    58 10 A Chinese ihug;d by Detective Inspector Browning with the theft of a parse containing two dollar* from the person of one Kam Ah Cha in North Bridge road, on Saturday, was remanded until tie Uth inst, bail was fixed in the sum of $500, as there
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    Rajah of Sarawak Indisposed.
    105 10 It it with feelings of the deeped regret that we have to record tb6 illness of His Highnes the Rajah, ib« state of whose health during tbe pa* week has caused the utmost anxiety The Acting P. M. O. and Dr. A Hanton are in attendance
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      495 10 Straits Settlements War Loan Bonds. Bearing Interest from the date of purchase at 6 per cent per annum, payable Half-yearly on the 15th May and the 15th November. Repayable at par on the Isth November, 1919. All proceeds of this issue will be lent to His Majesty's Government for the
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    Chinese Aviator Fights for France.
    295 11 A Chinese volunteer, Sergeant i su, who is now serving with th. trench Flying Corps, has already brought down two hostile machine Sergeant Tso is the son of a wealths Shanghai merchant. He was studying aviation at Villa conblay Aerodrome when the wai broke out,
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    Burmese Wolfram.
    150 11 Interesting Developments Prior to the war Germany was a very big, if not the biggest sourc» from wh« nee tungsten was supplied '.o the B-in'sh and other mark*■* Rri isb firms w-re not »1 »w to s> iz their opportunity when the w Cime, stid developments q nek
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    Wonders of War Time.
    216 11 It is not often the M Daily Mail M is caught napping, but witness tbe subjoined from a reoent issue:— In view of tin excessive rise in the price of shellac both in London and in Oalcatta in consequence of speculation the Government are considering what
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      321 11 0 LINES WE HANDLE OF LEADING MANUFACTURERS. Ajhcroft'fl miniature and foil sized billiard tables Perm outboard motors 2£ H.P. X >w I'fl Pirisian Mirrors, all sizes v onio's wall and table clocks Ali s »nirble and alabistnr figures Knk«n's lineriemo barber chairs ft /lisfa (B >othN) vail and floo- t»le*
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      196 11 SAVt V*"S *y una I jXmas s New Ysar Sards, OF ALL DESCRLPII »N.S Now Ready. NEW STOCK OF PERFUMERY FOR XMAS PRESENTS. Wool Bunting Flags of all the Allies for Xmas and other decorations. Waterman's Swan's Frantain Pens in all styles JUST RECEIVED. KOH Co. 83 84. BRAS BASAH
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    The Rubber Trade.
    323 12 Paterson. Simons and Co.'s Report. Singapore, Nov. 2, 1916. The auctions commenced yesterday were on tbe small side, the total amount on offer btint about 5j5 tons, nearly all of which was sold. From tbe opening the demand was brisk and pric- > level reached la<t week,
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    Crown Prince Again.
    230 12 44 Oak Leaves" (or Verdun Inwon. Apparently *ac Crown Prince thinkl th- nine ha* come for tha world to a little :uoi'e of him. ReuUr reports that on Sept. 9 he issued an army order to his troops in the following strain ''The Kaiser to-day conferred on
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    64 12 It is an unrowantic fact, and highly unflattering to our feminine vanity, but none th* less true, that IViow a certain level of income, a plaie of sausages and mashed potatoes and a mug of beer will awaken more genuine emotion in the average sensual man than the aight of
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      346 12 A SOVEREIGN REMEDY. VEGETABLE EMULSION. OR GANNOIL cufMtll diMMee tbat are caus-d by interna, beat a r. aleneBg s tenuin. prepawtfon to cur. t weaknese anaemia. MHuWW and leanness b a r e t Qe di<i r d f red condition* daily reducing the body to nkm an 1 bone
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      234 12 TO LET RAFFLES eHHMBERS. (Lately occupied by Katz Pros. Ltd.) Commodious, well lighted and airy offices or. seeoud floor, front portion of first floor and ground floor Will be divided to suit intending tenants Electric lifts, lights and fans throughout the building Appb to CHING KENG LEE 00. Auctioneers Estate
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    Company Meetings.
    206 13 Jimah Rubber Estates. Director* and Their Fees At a meeting of Jimah Rubber Estates, Ltd held on Saturday at registered office, Chartered Bank Chambers, Mr. J. Snodgrass presiding formal confirmation was given to the resolution passed at the extraordinary meeting which followed the sixth animal general meeting held
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    Singapore Women's
    58 13 "Star and Garter" Building Fund. A Home for permanently disabled British Sailors and Soldiers. 21st List. The Committee gratefully acknowledge the following further contributions Already acknowledged $23,618.70 Singapore Sporting Club 500 Mr. H. A. Forrer D.O. Xmas Island 50 Mrs. Codrington 10 Sympathisers 7 $24,185.70 Agnes Hooper, Hon.
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    Singapore Civil Guard.
    83 13 Drills for November, 1916. Friday Nov. 10. Parades at Pearl's Hill Tanjong Pagar 5.15 p.m. Sunday Nov. 12. Range Practice at Tanglin Range from a.m. Monday Noy. 13. Parades at Pearl's Hill Tanjong Pagar at 5.15 p.m. Friday Nov. 17 Parades at Pearl's Hill A Tanjong Pagar
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      571 13 AUCTION SALES. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE, JOHORE BAHRU Civil Suit No. 34 of 1916. H. Robinson and others ...Plaintiffs versus Khoo Jin Hor ...Defendant AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE MINING LAND situate at Mersiag, Johore. To be held at MESSRS CHING KENG LEE CO S SALE-ROOM No. 3 RAFFLES
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      829 13 B THE IDEAL RECONSTRUCTIVE NERVE FOOD I "Incapables are always irritable." The moment you try to move your work forward by temper, impatience, scolding or recriminations, you are under suspicion of being too small for your responsibihties. Irritability wastes time and effort wastes the ettort of others; and interferes with
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      475 14 NOTICE. Tender- pill be received *z the Principal CM H*to*\ Officers Office until noon of Saturday the 18th November. 1916, k r th* supply of Rations and Sundries <fee. for detailed below for the period Ist January, 1017. to 3Ut December, 1917. Tenders should be on the authorial forms obtainable
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      386 14 JIOTICES_ Bank Holidays. It is hereby notified that the Exchange Banks will be closed on Saturday, Uth November 1 WM« Monday, 13th J Holiday*. 4-11 1 11 NOTICE. AJI traders and merchant?' are informed tbat tbe Consul-General for Siani at Singapore is now prepared to issue tical drafts on tbe
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      401 14 WANTED WANTED. Efficient News compcsitors for the Ma-aya Tribune. Apply with recent testimonials to the Manager. SITUATION WANTED. A young Straits-born Chinese with 7 years' experience in banking business, seeks position in foreign country. Apply Box 250 care of Malaya Tribune. 21.10 CONTRACTORS WANTED. DRAINAGE CONTRACTORS for drainage in Kuaia
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      473 14 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BT ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £1,800,000 Reserve Liability of BANKERS. The Bank of England, The London City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London County and Westminster Bank, Ltd., The
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      302 14 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. Incorporated in New Zealan: FIRE Insurances effected on Building Rent and Merchandise of even description MARINE Insurances accepted to a parts cf the world at lowest rttei WAR RISK accepted to all parts. J. HENRY Local Manage? Office: 2. Finlayson Green. HEUNG ON INSURANCE
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
    • Title Section
      Masthead
      19 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. issued Daily.] Supplement to tha Malaya Tribune Issued Dally.] No. 262 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1916
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        447 1 P.&O. British India AND APCAR LINE (Companies Incorporated in England.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. Under Contract with His Majesty'■ Oor.mmmt. i Ptr China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Aistralia, India, Aden Egypt Mediterranean Porto and Unit*. Steamers will Imt« fkngapsrs on ot »tx» v mail lines. Homeward (Por
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        290 1 STOOMVAART- MAATSCHAPPIJ Steamship Company) NEDERLAND (Incorporated in Holland.) Mall Service between Java and Amsterdam, via Singapore, Belawan Deli, Sabang, Durban! Cape-Town, Las Palmas and Vice Versa. Steamers are due to arrive on the undermentioned dates OUTWARD. Grotiui Not. 26 P. Juliana Deo. 24 1917 Rembrandt J an< Oranje Feb. 18
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        504 1 N.Y.K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN JAiAN) (JAPAN MAIL i BTEAMSHIP CO.) EUROPEAN LINE S n it? of passengers. Lighted KSTllff ■■Ilillll I axe especially large |JUm5Sm and are eqn^pedwff SZhfiS J**" »L tfl In «ddition to two-berth •KkTtbese vessels Hare single-berth cabins as wtll as luxurfcms chambers en suite
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      Singapore Sailing List.
      507 2 Europe. Wot Tsmdon Hirano Mam November 8 Nore November 10 (connects with Medina) Karonga due November 10 NelenB November 18 Kaga Mam November 22 Nyanza November 23 (connect*) wiih Mongolia) Pjrrhus November 25 Kamo Mam Dec. 6 Cyclops December 14 For Liverpool Oanfa December 15 Ajax November
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      PASSENGER LISTS.
      97 2 Per P. and 0. Liners. Per P. O. str Malwa.—Mr <fc Mrs Smith, Mr Mrs Miss O'Connor, Mr Conningham, Mr Mitchell, Mr F J Horten, Mr Archibald Mr Tildes ley, Mr Morrison, Mr Knight, Mr W M McHiller, Mr J C Swa)ne, Dr A Powell, Mr H Noundtuyen,
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      Per N.Y.K. Liners.
      281 2 1 VI 111 Am* LllUVIJ* Per N Y K str Kashima Maro.— Mrs E King Harman, C»pt. Mrs W E Wallis, Mrs Barker Master J Barker, Mr dfc Mrs W F Adolphy, Mrs E W Harvey, Mrs L nie, Mrs E Cramer. Mr C Blake, Mr RG
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      Harbour Movements.
      238 2 Vessels In Port. Iritisk STEAMER BERTH DATE. Glenartney K. Harbour 22-8 Hai Nam Dock 20-1 Scott Harley do g-JU Phranang Outer Rds 30 10 Edendale Dock 31 0 Malacca Inner Rds *ll Batavier do Q.iorri fl o d t Kamuning do o-ll Tara Wharf do Oiang Seng Inner
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      Salvage From the Emden.
      161 2 Captain W. H. Angel, of Dart mouth, has received a letter from Captain Patridge, of the motorschooner yacht Rainbow formed) the Germon racing yacht Hamburg, but now the property of Mr. Clunv Ross at Cocos Keeling Island), in which he writes We have been to North
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      The Waterfront.
      415 2 Wireless Reports. Noon To-day. Vessel in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station:—fl.a, Kashima Mam. The Toyo Kisen Kaisha 8.8 Persia Maru is to sail from Nagasaki on Nov. 20. The N Y.K. liner Kaga Mam for London via the Cape is due here on the
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      Memorandum
      32 2 Ihe Shipping and the Import and Export Offices will be open for one hour only viz. 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday the ll»h and on Monday the \Mh instant.
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      Notice to Mariners.
      69 2 Durian Straits f 11 una It has been reported that a sabmerged wreck presumablv of a laige tongkang was seen on 'November -nd in Latitude 0 Q 59' 53" North and Longitude 103° 41' 32" East with her mast visible about 8 feet above the water. Mariners
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      Marine Court.
      678 2 Mersing-Meran Collision. In the Marine Conrt this mom before Mr. W Langham Carter sident) and Lient. Bennett r Deputy Master Attendant F Stovell and Capt J g (both of Singapore Pilot b!*!J witting as Assessors, and M r Dinsmore pr. secuting for theCr the inquiry was jm the
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        40 2 I SINGAPORE SHIPCHAMDLERYCo. SHIPCHANDURS PROYIDORING CONTRACTORS, j The Company's Launch tam*U incoming ship*. Office —16 Battery Road. TAKE LIFT TO TOP FLOOR Telephone No. 141. Orders promptly atterded to from January Ist 1916. H. W. H. STEVENS, Manager. J± 5-4
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      Hongkong Freight Market.
      471 3 to Malaya Tribune.) ~..*;ii m Co, the lead,.tr -l:ip and freight inf t ns under date October lated the 14th n tb« interval tlie t in ihe south has re. f" 1 ttvelj t|ui« t, prachasineei done), except on time, be- basis ot tnp charters, h contiimei
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      Quarantine.
      165 3 IV follow; »8 porta are declared X 0. Q.) and 6ag- F. p, H No Notn DiMMC Date. ~'..('li .lera... 11» 3 2X.P —Cholera... 649 26.6 f. ;J' ...Cholera 1164 28.9 ...Cholera... 116 J»Q. ...Cholera 11» 15.9 y®Q ...Bmall-pox 609 19.5 y ...(Jh jlera 1071 2 i.9 h ...Plague
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      Christmas & New Year Parcel Mails,
      56 3 Christmas New Year Parcel Mails, I'arcels intended t»r de ivery iv th United Kingdom before Christmas Day •hoold be posted in time for despatch by "the P. A O. stean.er due to leave Singapore on November Stb. To insure delivery before New Year's Day in North liritain parcel.-, should be
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      Christmas & New Year Letter Mails.
      66 3 Christmas New Year Letter Mails. Correspondence intended for delivery in any part of the United Kingdom before Christo a-* Day should tie post d not later than the time of closing of the homeward mail due to leave Singapore on or about the 17tb instant. TheiNew Year mailt will close
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      European Mails.
      70 3 Delivered in London. The following are the dates of departure from Singapore of th* European Mails and thoir delivery in London. ■laIL. Lbft. Pklivkkmo. M. il. Sept. 18 Oct. IS 8.1. Sept. 22 Oot. 2S I'.&O. Sept. 34> Not. 4 B. I Oct. 6 Not. 4 M.M. Oct.
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      Delay in Japanese Shipyards.
      261 3 A Tokio correspondent to Fail play says that the probibiiion by Great Britain of the export of shipbuilding materials hat* hit tbe Japanese fchipyuids pretty badly. Since this rule has been enforced these yards have been put to great inconvenience, and have had their contracts very
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      STOCKS AND SHARES.
      816 3 Prices Quoted is the Marktt tkuMomim NOTKMBBK 7. *«sar-. bj .Hard ttv.tt, X--r ilntl Wiethe following i«r laotati.»: Robber Shares. Buyer*, teller?.. 1 Anglo Java 4 km T'- Jnglo-Malay 10/ 12/ Batang dauka 341 gj c I uk 1 K »Jan f 56- gfL Bukit Jtartajaai g,|
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      Straits Produce.
      237 3 Singapore, November 7. Tin. —sB9.3s buyers, no sellers. Copra.— Weak. Business done. Tapioca.— Weak. Business dune Sago Flour. Firm. Business done. framhier. —Business done Pepper —Steady. No Business. Other Products.— arlu I Quiet, lalcit Loul Markft o«oUiiot>s. Nutmegs 110 8. per picul $30.50 Nutmeg 80s. 39.00 Copra Bali
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      116 3 November 7. High water:—B.2l a.m. 8 ft. 3 ins. j 8.48 p.m. 8 ft. 8 ins. November 8. High water:—B.s4 a.m 8 ft. 7 ins. 9.42 p.m. 9 ft. 2 iris. November 9. High water :—9.2b* a.m. 9 ft. 2 ins. 10 30 p.m. 9 ft. 3
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      70 3 Mr. Francis Ashwortb, of The Monnt, Knntsford, Cheshire, and of G. Rebinson and Co.. merchants, of Manchester, President of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce in 1908 and 1909, who died on September 8, aged 75, left estate valued at £71.723 gross, with net personalty £70,887. The testator eft £25 a
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        62 3 BRITISH INDIA S N- CO. LTD. (Incorporated in England.) APBAR LINE FOX Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe and MojL The Company's steanw SHIRALA 5,306 tone, A. J. Terry Commander, will De despatched for the above porta on or about Monday 13ih inst. For rates of freight and paseage apply to ADAMSON GILFILLAV
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        339 3 M. M. MMIT!MES. Mail Line. For China, Japan, Ceyioa. Marseilles HOMEWARD J OITWARD l»M 191« yy 8 I I I Nor.'l AtUntique ftmm 2I j I For all particulars apply to J. de Courtoh, Agent. MESSRS UNION STEAMSHIP CO OF NEW ZEALAND LTD. (Inc jrporated in N>w Iff land For
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        204 3 Mails Close. To day Bar a Pabat c ri Meting and K rnaman Hoc'w IK P Port L>ickw>n and J SO p m f ort Swettenhum *f'alvr.iw» Sarawak Cioebilfc K\ v* P i 0 P™ 1 Knch.ng 2.30 pm vK.ac.-a and M nar LlTlvZ.I I' Pm Port Swettenham,* Tenant pn,
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        526 4 TOYQ KISEM KAISHA The New Route via Hongkon?, Shanghai, Nagasaki The Inland Sea, Kobe. Yokohama, Honolulu and San Franci3oo to all points in the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. Sailings from Hongkong. Tnn« 3ne»d Hongkong, a t' toner 11 cm. r PERSIA MARU to tail tro«N.«««*i 20th Nr,»,mber. KOREA
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        603 4 Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd. (Incorporated is Japan; (Contractor* to the Imperial Japanese Army on* Navy and to Foreign Governments./ Codes Jpsd. Cable addre.-ses Al. A.B.C. -DOCKYARD" H JjLßj£ rHk Weareri- Onion KOBE g Scott's, libera. *n DOCK-DAIRER. *JB Kngiae« rin f?KOBE Shipbuilders, Engineers, Boiler and Locomotive Makers. All Mizes and
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        409 4 Ocean Steam Shi Company, Ltd AND China Mutual Steam N ay Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in England Tbe Companies' steam hi patched from Liverpr tbe S'.raus, China ar.u week and from Japan honeward« fo Londoa, Ao)Bterdam and Ant wen every fortnight for Genoa b's and Liverpool and for Havre and Liverpool
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