Malaya Tribune, 15 December 1917

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. IV.- -No. 295 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS. Che fftalapa Cribune. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15.
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      381 1 jTay Guan Kiat 3(3, Phillip Street, Singapore. FIREWOOD Supplier to ttia Singapore Municipality. j Fu I particulara on application. Phone Nos 1361, 1362 and j g ppj.a' liiMioti No. 1450. 87 Tank Road. I no 1073, Sunnyside. Gaylang Hi 1824, Tanjong Katong. A SPECIAL PBOGBAMME! "GAIETY" To-night PATHES OREAT MILITARY
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      327 1 JNSURA^ BRITISH INSURANCE CO.. LTD. IBOOBPOBATID Hi NaTW ZkaLAOTB, FIU I< se-ai ceseffec d on Buildings, Rent and Merchandise of B»».y description MAIHt Insoronoes s:c«p: to al ■art* of the world at lowest ra lot Wall USK accopted to all part-. J. HENRY Manage*. Oicos: 1, Finlarson Green. The Eastern
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      70 1 THE Pot Stills OF Great Britain i Taken Over by Government, NEVERTHELESS Buchanan's will be able to continue to supply their famous I blends and to maintain J the quality as before, being in the unique position of having the largest bonded stores in II the world. The best whisky
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      401 1 Tay Guan KiatJ 36, Phillip Street, Singapore. JJ Government and Municipal I Contractor. 'Phone Nos. 1361, 1362 and at Private Residences No. 1450. 87 Tank Road j No. 1073, Sunnyside. Gaylang No 1824, Tanjong Katong. Estate Supplies) Acetic (99&981.) Acid I Veneer Chests j Momi Chests I Latex Cups I
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    War's Toll.
    651 2 9,750,000 Killed. London, October IS Forry.niue million five hundred thousand mm wer<- called to the colours in the first throe ye; rs of the war. The number of men kilhd was 9.750,000, the total loss of population irse 14,25 0 0, aad the uuuibt r of v eu
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    Water Pipes.
    236 2 Ancient and Modern- At the anuutl meeting of the Waterworks Association recently, Aldermi n J H Lloyd, of Birmingham,' in his presidential address, said the Metropolitan Water Board now pumped nearly forty gallons per head per day. When it was recoil, ected how much of this water hid
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    Condemned for Espionage.
    308 2 Dutch Official Warning, Tlii <• nid» nnaii illandar* Ofj BhlrfSß l)| 1... n v J»ai "I' A cir;„i» r which Oust B) the <; in*-!» i r ..niT*;eloo»rs In h rai ma pro v osj Mln lie InLerio». Mr. Con i-r |.U i v "Th* Mmlß'i'i lor
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    Civil Guard.
    55 2 Drills for December 1917. Monity. Dee. 17—Paris Hill C v Parade, j'l-ction of Neil Bead and Kaaapooaj Bahrn, Koad 5 .5 pm. Tanjong Paget Company Parade Kainp on g Bahara Police S'ation, 5 15 pm. Friday, l> c. IL—Pared a Pearls Hill and Tanjong Pagar, 5.15 pin. A.
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    39 2 A Kuala Kumpur firm has received advic that th- United States Government has levied a war tax on all automobiles and motor cycles manufe.ctnred in A mm le* t gui valent to three per cent of the selling price
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      392 2 LISTEN! For Your Health's Sake. If j ><n Lave no app.<iit it i Rt-hro nft- ..if- ca r.rf rrr!ucr>d to skin «ud bono, if vo'ir -ur,k lain t• ll socket», if vioir lir.iu 1- SI il". -.ml ;f >..ii i.v rtci. log *4l .'i 04*0*. tl'O'i t/lkf our WM for
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      1111 2 AUCTION SALES. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE SALE OF "PUNDUT EOT ATE" DTNDI\T T q advertised to be sold at Auction by Mes3rs. POWELJ Ltd. 17 Rallies Place, Singapore, ou Thursday 15t ber, 1917, HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO THE DECEMBER, 1917, with completion one month later. a By order of the Custodian
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    591 3 frios IM" ia »»*'-wi tai» Maniag. ai-roaeoaa, Dbckmubb I». rja iivott, ElxoUaagi* and Hhy, U r r Ho»rUig liat /if qUutatiUDA Rubtxr Shares. 91 a vase» n .-win*. ft .i'Jaw» sf- 71--u- i6,--i, Cuouaj uv- Km- Vt-v.Ua- c/a, 8A i... Cm» Mo/- MO/-ao» 70J- aof. r- A»
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    EXCHANGE.
    53 3 binyapore, December IS. Locdon— Bank4m/«. 2/4| ujAnd 2/4j Private 3 m/a. 2/4 27/32 °n India— -*Qk T. T. 160 Bawl d/d 29% prem. 53* Hi j| *>at>k T. T 127 d/d. 108 oy ere'. T v.—buying rate $8.54 di C BfOilMl Im« 1/4 29/32 1,5 7*' rate 5% ri,
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    215 3 •Sp«<i*l!y superscribed letters only. l2 At r the Bnb 08 t Office, up to 11a.m. Late Letters, etc., intended for despatch by the homeward packet should reach Hm General Post Office before 1 p.m. to-day. Late fee at General Port Office 6 cents up to UAo p.m., after that hour
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    Tragedy at Mussoorie.
    130 3 Mussoorie, Nov. 24,—A dreadful tragedy was discovered this morning when Mr. Fenmore, Headmaster of the Cakgrave School and his wife were found shot dead. No further particulars are yet available. Mussoorie, Nov. 26.—Regarding the Fenemore tragedy it is alleged that it has arisen out of friction of
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    Turks and Syrians.
    166 3 A Massacre Feared. Information that Elias Howayek, the Patriarch of the Syrian Christian tribe of Maronites, had been removed from his Palace at Mount Lebanon by the Turks and exiled to a destination unknown to his people, was received by Al-Hoda, a Syrian daily newspaper published in
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    Encouragement of Boy Scouts.
    341 3 At a luncheon which followed a representation of the offioial Scout Film Boy Scouts, be prepared," Sir R. Baden Powell expressed his confidence in the cinema as an edu cational medium. At present children were too much instructed and not enough educated. There was danger in
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    Germany Lacks Husbands.
    210 3 Women Offer Special Inducements. Tho matrimonial rfliatiif in Germany is becoming very serious, according to reports that sift through neutral countries. Available men for hus. bauds are becoming so scarce that women are offering special inducements to attract possible sweethearts. Advertisements of this character are numerous in
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    European Mails.
    56 3 Delivered Is London. The following are tho dates of leparturo from Singapore of tht European Malls and th*ir delivery iv London. Mail. lkft. OKLivaaar. Mail A Oct. 3 Nov. M Mails B, DiF Oct. 6, 10,15 Nor. 23 MM. (Mail G.) a 8.1. (Mail H. ii X.) Oct.
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      171 3 IT'S il BAD SIGN When you have that obstinate, lingering cough which will not be shaken off. There is uo cough at any stage, whether old or young, but what needs attention. A cough soon wrecks a strong constitution, soon makes one helpless, iv fact, a cough is a very
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      644 3 I AT THE g I The The I rrIALHAMBRA =n get the BEST -*a*»»»»»»»»»»M W VP Wk\\W maY V. exquisite tea j| Plcturaa, the Tbe Hall for Music. The Pioneer and Premier House. The House of Qualify I J^r 1 seacH road. Creams, Orchestra. Cakes, Coffee, 1 and the BEST
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      556 3 (SEE METROS GREATEST HYSTERY SERIAL VJ THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOU«E EMPIRE TanJong Pagar Road. Tram* paw ths Door. SECOND SHOW B.IS SHARP Tied Feather Feature Present RUTH STtINEHOtSE AND JACk MILKALL ia LOVE AFLAME 5 Acta A Spectacular Romantic Drama. FIRST SHOW 7.30 SHARP Universil Present LOUIS VtEBERS LATEST TRIL'HPH
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      95 3 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the week ending Saturday, December 22 To day. 2.30 pm Baleslier Range Casuals 445 Drill Hall Chinese Co SVI 4 do SFA Co do SVC Band A: Buglers To-morrow. 730 am Balesti r Range Cisnala Monday. 5 pm Jardine'a Steps SVa DRF i GL Specialists
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      180 3 Mails Close. To-day. I •Malacca IX T Batu Pahat »ong Lian 2.30 pm Malacca, Port Swettenham* g 2,30 pm and Penang *u-, Sourabaya, Bandier- ng 2 30 P™ massin, Stamen Kota Baroe, B. Papan, PnCaLum 'fcPniau S houten 3 P® Bolan? w i 3 pm Pulau Soegi 5?* Te 8
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    GERMAN FINANCE.
    1395 4 The war coits Great Britain iM.7i>4,000 per day. The total coat f»rthe year 1917 will amount to 2,450 millions sterling. The figures eppi.. .r to be startling and ihongh consolation is to be foond in the fact that a large percentat-e uf this expenditnre is recoverable, the balance
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    95 4 With reference to the free and unsolicited advertisement which onr contemporary the Singapore Free Press so kindly gay n yesterday morning, we must state that an official communication concerning the matter i question, apparently through an oversight, only reached the Editor yesterday. It is only fair that we should expliin
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    Tientsin Flood Relief.
    30 4 H E the Governor has e-y kiadly given a donation of .$lOO to the Tientsin Flood Relief Fund which the Committee has accepted with very many thanks.
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    Vessels in Collision.
    47 4 The shipping office has been informed that a collision took placet Lis morning, in the Straits of Malacca, between two British vessels, in which one of them, the s. s. Laertes, was MmV, in approximate poeition Lat I°lB' 40" N, Long 103 18' E.
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    STOP PRESS.
    61 4 Boustead's Win Appeal. London, Dec. 13, 12.30 p m The Appeal Court has dismissed the appeal of th? lucome-Tax Cm missioners from the decision of Justice Atkin that Item Boustead and Co. were entitled to bduct the annual value of their branch premises at Singapore aud Penang in
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    Local and General.
    473 4 Tin here is steady at $139 150 tons S 1111 It is notfied that the port of Negapatam is declared suspected owing to the existence of r*holi»ra A Mail from Europe v exacted to arrive here from Penang on the q p Q iDg f Monda y
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    Fire on Ulu Pari Estate.
    129 4 Smoke House Burned Down. There was quite a big outbreak on Ulu Pari Estate, near Ipoh. about midnight oa Tuesdiy when the smoke house caught rire, due probably to over-heating." Mr. H B Mollett, the manager, who was called out at 11.55p.m went to the
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    Fun for the Forces.
    193 4 Christmas Tree and Social- It is proposed to provide a Christmas tree and social at the Y.M. G.A. for between three and fonr hundred men of the Army and Navy on Thursday, the 27th of December, so that the men may have a little touch of
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      122 4 ROBINSON &Co. f'rtlai^s^Jkgar^OxV t»— Christmas Bazaar NOW OPENED. LUBRICATING j FOR ALL PURPOSES STOCKS ALWAYS ON HAND For Particulars and Prices APPLY TO THE ASIATIC PETROLEUM Cl. (5.8.). LTD. Ij li-tOBfIUTU- IN KNOLABDI U I St. Helen's Court, Singapore. I tt?sssm*Mummmwmmwmxmm\ MILKMAID Sweeteacal Comleßfea Ills per case 118.00 Sierlllsed Natural
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      424 4 I TO-NIGHT AT THE TO NIGHT I CINEMA CASINO By the Sea Off Beach Road. IN TllF «rCOND SHOW AT 9.15 P.M. SHABP. The World Film Corporation IVcbhul* 1 The Triumph of an Emperor A btupenU'-ui Pniiiiiilin:i »>i>: <Vf I4,'ulm HKtae» in B> Baisaaasiivsß Rsaaala OS Parte». Au Kxciting W,VI
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      142 4 Caldbeck. Macoretjor AND Cv. Wine Spirit Merchants ESTABLISHED 1860. JOST THE STOff For Christinas Champagnes Sherries Port Wines Whiskies Liqueur Brandies Liqueurs Beer Havana Cigars. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. adeTphi HOTEL Notice. Wo received from Holland nut i.»f the Steamer's K'--ruulii Smoked Eel Smoked Salmon Pickled Herring in glass 013 Pick'od
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    WAR TELEGRAMS.
    742 5 The Fighting Fronts. OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUES. Bavarian Attack. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. i' 14, 13 25 a.m. •vmdent at Head* ,-ir. that the Bavarian Ihillec .'it! mentioned •tSjAf-ainijl r-sulted in bitter fight fjj The enemy re. of aooj*» of the .1 ground, but en» i. -.lawless harassing fire i.ims-lf in
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    Peace Feelers.
    122 5 German Explanation. London, Dec. 14, 11 45 a.m. Amsterdam A German official explanation regarding Mr. Balfour's statement in the H juse of Commons on Dec. 11, snys that Germany received a communication through a neutral relating to Germ?.ny's war aims. This communication was so couched as to warrant
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    Indian Items.
    127 5 Education Matters. Loudon, Dec. 12, 9.40 p.m. In the House of Commons Dr. H. A Fisher statel that a High Court wonld be established in the Punjab after the war as soon aa financial considerations permitted. No recommendation hal been received from the Indian Government regarding a High
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    At Halifax.
    49 5 Han Suspect Detained. London, Dec. 14, 4.45 p.m. Halifax: John Johansen, the helmsman of the Belgian relief ship Imo, has been detained on suspicion of being a German spy. Johansen was arrested whilst trying to leave hospital, where the physicians had decided that he was shamming injury.
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    Important Speech.
    31 5 London, Dec. 14, 5 10 p.m. Great interest is evinced in the speech that Mr. Lloyd George will make at Grays Inn to-night, which is expected to be important.
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    Russia.
    573 5 Restricted Diplomats.. London, Dec 12, 1.15 p.m. A Maximalist decree deprives of SMrS t08 P ftnd money at the cost of the State a number of Russian cliplomatio representatives abroad including the ambassadors to Japan China, Egypt, Siam and the Consnl General of Korea. Constituent Assembly. London, Dec. 13,
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    Hunland's Future.
    47 5 London, Dec 14, 6.30 p.m. In the House of Commons Sir E. Carson stated that during the period of reconstruction after the war, and until the needs of ourselves and our Allies had been satisfied, Germany would not get an ounce of Imperial raw material.
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    Imports and Exports.
    25 5 London, Dec. 14, 5.40 p.m. The November increases in exports were £894,081 and in imports £20,854,217 compared with Nov. ember last year.
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    Shipping Problems.
    612 5 Sir E. Geddes' Statement. Ilaoodon. lb»o, 1.1. 0.25 p.m. tn tbo rlnn*, a f «*nnifr...i.»\ Mi ie Geddes stated lhat sine- th» tmiralty Con'relter wna Ir,i„.i June, the minil »hlpa repaired dry dock ha» lucrwaeed by 4 '< pel f» I rwpst*| «il -it 15 per ll l'onr.
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    New Dutch Wireless.
    63 5 Lonlon, Dec. 12, 2.10 p.m. A telegram from the Hague says that the Dutch Government has asked a credit of five million florins for the erection by the Telefunken Company of Berlin of a wireless station for communication between Holland and the Dutch Indies, the receiving installation
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    German Activity.
    46 5 Fanchil Bombarded. London, Dec. 14, 7.50 p.m. Lisbon: In the evening a Babmarine bombarded Fanchal, Madeira, for twenty minutes. Many houses and St. Clara Church were destroyed. There were many casualties. Forty shells fell in the town. The submarine disappeared pursued by patrol boats.
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    Cricketer Killed.
    16 5 London, Dec. 14, 2,45 p.m. Killed in action The Lancashire cricketer, Major Harold Garnett.
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    Jerusalem.
    153 5 Jewish Congratulations. London, Dec. 14, 7.30 a.m. The Chief Rabbi has sent a letter Ito H. M. the King on behalf of the Jewish communities of the Empire congiatalating him on th* historic victories of the army in the Holy Land. He says that the occnpation of Jerusalem following
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    An Election.
    16 5 Loudon, Dec. 14, 4.45 p.m. Lieutenant Colin Coote has been returned unopposed for Wisbech.
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    Amusements.
    360 5 Y. M. C. A. Concert. HO spitr <•! t|„. riiif.ivvarabl« woath«r and olliSt nllraotlona -d**.---..1i.-im. *Bbts was a foil attendance lost nl«hr i»t tb» oonO'»rt tx-IJ In ihi V M. C. A BOKawf Ibo aaapic-* of 1B« Nintfai-gro Lada Club, on bah/df •I tla» First fctingnporr» Troop Boy HctoiiiN
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    S. Andrews School.
    114 5 An enjoyable concert waa given at S Andrews School last night by the scholars and teachers of the school, in the presence of a gathering of the scholars, their parents, and friends, in celebration of the commencement of the Christmas holidays. The following was the programme Part
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    The Cinemas.
    54 5 A' in* Palladium to-nlght Ihtr* will be a special attraeUon entitled Money MaJnMau," and starring Mary Maalaren. who tuu U •ocb a hit In "Bhossj." This Olui. Mm..-) Madness," 1« a thrtlllnn Batter.)*- prarioetlon. and as ilia bxckod by act*»™ I other tine now ploturia, a ploassnt avvfiiug
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    "Our Day" Lottery.
    556 5 Drawing Last Night. Th" drawing of the Slngapi»»* «.porting Club Our Day Wok place at the Victoria I. last evening in the preswiu» of a htrgo attendance, which tilled the circle, gallery and nulls long be/ore Hi" arii-..iu!"d lime. Mr Farrant P'»wideut of the Sport!.. iJi/b' •nnou..ced
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    Silver Matters.
    66 5 London, Dec. 13, 7.20 a.m. Washington i A delegation of silver producers will confer on Friday on the Government's plan of contracting for one year's output. It is thought that the cost of production may necessitate the fixing of the price of the dollar, which the Treasury is
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    120 5 The staff of the Kuala Lumpur Police Cour f th 9 Chief Court Inspector, Mr. a 0 Taylor, the Clerks, Interpreted Bailifl and Penghnln, entertaitud .VI. J W Goldthorp, First Class MagisTate, to tea on Wednesday afternoon, aud presented him with an address, printed on satin, and a framed group
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    Assessment Appeals
    590 5 Yesterday's Meeting I »h<» MnnieipoJ board rojm ti» >ri|/»«. afternoon tber" wis m-«Ui.g of th> Commissioners cinsider appeals «aa-afas/i osttassments for lUt* Tb-.s-prr-sent Jnela.ted Mr. F. .1. UaDilax fPrasldi'tit), Dr, and Mj a».» Lowlher Kemp, J. A Eihae, M A N imaislo. Tao Kb- am Hook! E Tesseusohn.J
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    Klang Notes.
    192 5 From a Corre pondent.) Kiang, Dec 13. On the occasion of the departure of Mr. Siah Tock Swee to Malacca, a party of Kiang Straits born Chinese, headed by Messrs Low Teck Lim, Li Kirn Chuan, Ong Keng Swee and 16 others, presented a gold pendant and chain
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    26 5 Mr J G Johnson, of the Eastern Smelting Co, has left Penang for India for the benefit of his health. He was accompanied by Mrs. Johnson.
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    Legal Intelligence.
    361 5 SUPREME COURT. Motor-Garage Case. ulUlQg T-wtei.hiy afternoon. M ft. W. Ij'-r|..ii,a and Mr. d h ~.n«|ads wurn eciaruln* I, lot». ontt Mohairi-.l Abdul l.a'Kl -.mis thai Adslphl B -t-i Mr. Kaosrtas*, [q c nm ilUg his <*>a* for lh«* defiant*, «id I hat a good d-aal of ootside
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    Rubber Outputs.
    47 5 November Crop Returns, Messrs Chan Sze onn Co, Sees. Malacca Pinda 4,5,495 lbs. Total for 3 months 135,495 lbs. Messrs Gnfhrie Co., Agents. lbs p r ne l 6,480 «nkit Kajang q lBoo Emerald 15 492 Sungei Baaya (Sumatra) 5 U337 Sumatra Caoutchouc 72J12 Kwaloe
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    75 5 A verdect of death by misadventure has been returned as tb I resnlt of the inquest held concert ing the death of an old Chinese woman who was run over by a m dor-car belonging to the MotorHonse driven by one Meydin in Anson Road The evidence of the European
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      202 5 LATEST ADVERTbEMENTS. IS THK MATTER OF The Compan s Ordinance 1915 and IN THK MATTER OF The Straits Cycle and Motor Co., Ltd. (In Liquidation). NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of Section 220 of tie Companus Ordinance 1915 a GENERAL MEETING of the Members of the abovtnamed Company
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    Gambling Evils.
    314 6 A Malaoca corrt spondent writes There are already several cases persons being ruined during the vast two months in Malacca, all on account of the gambling existing at Kesang, particularly amongst the Chinese ladies, who have, in some easts, committed suicide and frauds on friends, to their husbands'
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    French Consular News.
    290 6 (By courtesy oj th" French Con.<u!<'t.-. Paiis, De. 12, 6 45 p.m. A c 'm'lj'iuiqn- 1 reportH the signature of a i armistice and the suspension ut hostilities until further notice. Th-j Military Governor of Paris asking f'.-r the removal of the Pjr!fsm*atarj privilege from the Deputy
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    Local Share Market.
    275 6 Singapore DeoembeTt 15. Messrs Latha .1 a: -i Co., the arcade, advis" t';. Dow ing qaoaa tions Alortbijah $4.25 f4.55 \\erKnnin(r»; LDO 1 .'l5 /.y< rMo!ek 260 275 Ayer Panaa 10.75 11(H) lialgowi le 625 650 Bnait Jeloioaa 0.65 0.75 InkitKatl 0 90 Bakit X B 0.75
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    Bose Research Institute.
    189 6 Bombay, Nov. 14. —Anotber prini ty <*ontr i ba t ion from Bombay Las I OB mad j towards the sum of Rupees Bffeeei Ukhs require! for the establishment of Sir lagadish Chandra Pose'« research institute in Calcutta. Mr Muliaj Khatan, the well-known miilowner and merchant prince
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    Sporting.
    93 6 Swimming Club Launches. To morrow, Dec 16 J mutton's Pier. 9,10 and 11 a.m., £30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bunualow, 9.3d end 10.80 a m.. 12 15. 3 ali i 5.30 p m. High Tide 10.58 a.m. Height 10 ft. 440 V irdf Handicap. This race will be swum
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    Straits Produce.
    298 6 B»ri-'.ipor.?, December 15. TYn—3eu Local and fleneral column. f'oftra. Business done. Tttputra. —Stealy. No Business, SbJIJ Fi->-ir- —Business <lone. Gamhxet»— -No Business. AnjMfv-*»Steady. Business done, 'Hhrr r-ry/ar/s.—Mark»t Qniei. La teal Loal Osirssf iraaraiin». 110 S. per pi->a| 140.00 Nutmogg U| w 4-,;)0 Copra Bali yjQ Copra Goroug Tain
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    Triple Tragedy.
    211 6 Poona, Nov. 23.—A triple tragedy occurred at Khoregaon, 18 miles from Pooae, where Mr. E. W. Home, htly Superintendent of the Agri. cul ural College Diiry Farm, was reading in hoido tents. The "ayah of hi< little *ron had gone out to an encampment that moruin.\ and the
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      125 6 There is no Better Ale Than BULLDOG ALE j**; OS SALE AT The Leading Hoteis AND Principal Liquor Dealers. JUST ARRIVED 50 lb. Boxes 20 Bars each. HIE MOH SOAP The White Soap that smells so sweet. Lathers freely. Bars don't shrink. THE AUSTRALIAN ASIATIC Co., 67 The Arcade, Singapore.
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      512 6 I State Express become the all- JwZJ^kh*^ tiiiie Mend of every man who f* fcL t ii smokes them ami recognises Mf^^^'^^^m^^^^ their refinement, exquisite '■>* l2rl -r jVjfr y>V_^s aroma and delicate flavour. m^c^^ They are the standard of L? cigarette quality. V »W>£a«^ Vis- £f" Ja aVm fSRr
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      114 6 Tie Miners Builders stores Kuili Lum;w, sslanoor, F. M. S. Hardware Merchants, General Imporiers AND AGENTS. AGENCIES Wanted for business or for the Bale of all kinds of merchandise in the FEDERATED MALAY STATED CORRESPONDENCE INVITED. 7 9 Ifj it I Dr. J.B's Blood Tonic A remarkable!»?' i Indian herbs,
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    New "Omar Khayyam."
    598 7 Canadian s C'ever Par di a s. Man in strange si'.Qitiona lias al ways strivtn after seli-ev lv.ion, says the Sunday Times, but in this war, which has Sang all men int< strangest of places and Donditiou, our individual soldiers have striven rather att- r e»< ma
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    Flying Across Atlantic.
    334 7 The Italians at present are incontestably making great efforts in aviatioD. Two of their aviators have accomplished remarkable flights- from Turinto London aud from Washing! >n to New York—and it ia Italian .viators also who are going to attempt to cross the Atlantic. This attempt will mark
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    Highway Robbery.
    303 7 Contractor Attacked With the near approach of Chinese Ytar, one may expect to hear of the usual crop of highway and petty roblx ri< i s > by vf hich means certain individuals enrich themselves so as to celebrate tin occasion in a fitting manner. The Kiota District
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    Wireless Report.
    15 7 Y. sstds in communication at noon with the local Commercial Wirelew Station :—None.
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Oaily.] SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. Issued Daily.] Vol. IV. -No. 295 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1917 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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      Dalmatian Success.
      714 1 Famous Shipowners' Retirement Tbe rctlromtut of Don Nicole* Mihanoviub and has f.oaily from Aigentino "hippiug intoreaii bas evoked, in tlm Buenos Ayre» prosn, a number of vaieb r niu-nts not .mis on (he icpara'.iuu of ihi« w.-ll-known ibipping family from tlie sea, l,ut OjbO on the pr-iai.oate -b-npp«
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      Modern Conditions.
      429 1 Why Ships are Slow. It is at present a matter of fairly general experience that ships are not making the passages they did in normal times. For this, speedy turning round is largely responsible. A ship may need dry-docking very b*«fl but if a dock is not immeuiately
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      Mishap to Local Vessel
      153 1 News has reached Singapore that the local steamer Hock Lee, which trades between here and Mersing, was driven ashore by stress of weather on Dec. 7. The lassengers, numbering abont 90, and crew are saf» and the agents, •Ifessre Wee Bros, expect to hear at any
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      Singapore Tide Tables
      18 1 Saturday, Deo. tot High water a— llUKaui y ft. ins. 11.49 pm w 6 las.
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        533 1 I THERE 18 NO 1 I Finer Medium I I for Shippers' Advertisements 1 1 THAN THE j§ I Shipping Gazette. I E Write for terms, 8 I 20c Coliyer Quay, Singapore. P.&O. British India 1 AND APCAR LINE (OM PA-NIBS INCOBPOBATBD IN ESQLANO.) mi AND P&SSSHCER SERVICES. Peri Tui-r
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        251 1 Stoomvaart Maatschappii "Hederland" AND Rotterdam Llogd" (Incorporated in Holland.) (Royal Dutch Mail Companies). REGULAR MAIL SERVICE Between Java, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Yokohama, Nagasaki and San Francisco and vice versa. For freight, passage and further particulars Apply to Internationale Credlet and Handelsiereeniging Rotterdam (Incorporated in Holland) 1 D'Almeida Street PHONE, 931.
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        422 1 Notice to Mariners. Bcrbala Strati. Information baa been received that tha wreck of a ateam Uuucb I» lying d Bsrhale S'.ralr in a position with Mucbi laUnd Right bearing No 790 (Strasaati B -ral»* 1-land bearing N 64 X tru->. Qoat) B. A. CAToB. Ag. Commander R. N. Mnsler Attendant
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        594 1 I To Advertisers: I Shipping Gazette j Circulates in every port throughoot the MALAY PENINSULA. j Terms un Application. N.Y.K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN /AP&9) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co EUROPEAN LINE. A servioe Is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseille* and London, and* »•11 contract with the Imperial
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