Malaya Tribune, 16 November 1918

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    27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. Vol. V. No. 270 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16.
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      559 1 fay Guan Kiat I q 0 r p r tor thf supply of F lREWOOD ,i,p i«nicip*l Commissioners for the years 1916.1917 awl 191«. I fow the MOOmM Contractor for the oB iv of MM for the comirg years H 1919 A 1920. y 36 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. g Straits
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      106 1 < «BsSK^SHHEMaii!^.^ L TI TTTT77 m """ir ii T'lfTTf TTMTJir*" 1 I IS RECOMMENDED BY I j Tie Municipal Commissioners I FOR COMBATING J SPANISH lIFLOEIZU To prevent tbe spread of this disease, r occupiers of premises should have their lloors sprayed daily with a solution of IZAL S Thin
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      346 1 I NOW LOOK HERE 1 5 "Tay Guan Kiat Tue successful Contractor for the supply of jFIREWOOJDj 3 to the Municipal Commisioners I for the years 1919 arid 1920. 1 I Address I I 36 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE I j'ONODA" I Portland CEMENT. I Manufactured by Onoda Cement Manufacturing Company,
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    German Commercial Designs.
    561 2 A very interesting private letter, le.ting light into thb deaigus our eueni'. ItM iv preparing for the coming commercial struggle, has come ioto oar hind*, says a Houj* paper. It is itten from a n'Utral country, which oxplains the freedom of correspondence and communication with Germany. Tbe
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    Boy Scouts Association.
    75 2 Orders for week ending Satnrday, Nov. 28: Sunday, Nov. 17,—Church Parade »t St. And rear Cathedral. All Singapore Troopa parade Fort Canning Road (back of V M C A 3.30 p.m. Tnetr.Uy. Nov. 19 Signalling Classes, YM C A Ground, 5.15 p.m. Tburedav, Nov. 21.—Recruit Buglers, M-day
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    69 2 It is with deep regret that we (S. E.) announce the death of Mr R A MeCulloch, assistant, Beriam Estate, Proving Wellssley, which took place at the General Hospital early on Friday morning. Shortly after the outbreak of war he went home and joined ap. It is now a little
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      357 2 THE STRUTS SETTLEMENTS j $2,000,000 I OUR 017 3918 511 IU LOU LOTTERY I Sanctioned by Government I and run under the auspices of OUR DAY Committee I I Tickets SIO each. (Singapore Currency.) l I The amount ot the lottery will be Two Million Dollars I I ($2,000,000) or
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      144 2 Dr. J.B's Blood Tonic A remarkable preparation of Indian herbs, at once effective in all liver complaints. It is a valuable tonic for creating appetite, purifying the blood and eliminating thoso impurities of the blood which undermine the health. A Trial of one bottle will convince you. Obtainable from j
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      1387 2 f Anaemia [J Our blood is composed of H red and white corpuscle* p tbe red to nourish the body, E the white to fight disease. In Anaemia—or bloodlessnes*— I the red corpuscles are more 9 or less deficient. Thus the y blood cannot provide sufß- dent nourishment for the
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      39 2 MASSAGE HALL No. 230, iMCMfcI Sl** Open daily 6a. m.-4 P TEtEPHWIE N5. U« 7 Business I Opk^J* MASSAGE j WBB. BAKU MANICURE Miss HA>* HOT-BATHS I MB* U»" Reference* to »ny «»*rtcr of ocietJ 9 5 5 1»
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    Straits Produce.
    216 3 November 16. 7»;..—See L<x»tl and Qeneral column. Ccpra*— Bußineea done. Tapicca. —Weak. Business done Sago Flour- —Business done. Gambier.—Xo business. Pepper. —Steady. Business done. Othĕr Products.— Mark6t quiet. Uta? Ljol Iftrirt Otjotitics*. Nutmegs 110 S. per pieul 153.00 mmmm 30 8. 57.00 Copra Bali 1190 Copra Gorong Talo
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    New Publishing House.
    233 3 On Sunday Nov. 17, at four p.m., m eomac atone of a publishing house to be erected on the site purchased by the Seventh hiy Adventists, just beyond the fourth mile stone on Upper Serangoon Road will be laid. To this fcrvice the public are cordially tivited
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    Local Share Market.
    250 3 November 16 Messrs Latham Co., ihe Arcade, advise the following quotation* AlorGajah $3 45 $3.70 Iyer Kuning* 1.10 1.20 Ayer Koiek 2.45 265 Iyer Panas 10.50 11.C0 Balgowßio 4.65 5.20 Bnkit JeloV>ng n 65 0.70 Bukit Katfl 1.00 1.10 Bnkit KB »60 0.65 Changkat Snrdp.... 7.25 7.75
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      188 3 A Sensational and Forceful Drama AT THE MARLBOROUGH 1 PICTURE THEATRE, BEACH ROAD. The Hall for Comfort, Good Masic and Good Pictaret. Second Show at 9.15 p. m. DERWENT HALL CAINE In a story of Intense Interest and Tense Dramatic Situations Crime and Punishment IN 5 PARTS. "For some useless
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      662 3 H^^^^^^^^^^^™ I^™^™^^^™^^^™™^™™^ FROM WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13. TO MONDAY, NOV. 18. The Aih.mbr.is Another Photo-play of Great Social Interest the Theatre Bearing on a Social Evil of a Different Type tMm Time 1 where yon AT THF wlft lB act the best m exquisite tea get the BEST A B M
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      662 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-FLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road. Tramß Pass the Door, To-Blght 1 SECOND SHOW 9.30 p.m. To-night Butterfly Feature Presenting Jack Mulhall in S HIGHJPEEB 5 EP. Followed by Two New Episodes ai EP. 5 the Hidden Hand 6 "Featuring Sheltiin Lewi* and Arline Pretty. First Show
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    IS GERMANY SINCERE?
    1388 4 A difficulty tho Alliea will have to contend agains: in the peace conference ia the mental obsession of the German that he can do no wrong. He has dual standard of judgment—one to judge others by, and another to jalge his own actions and conduct. We have
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    The Alsatian Village.
    196 4 Contribution by French Commoaity. The Aleatian Village with its nnmeroos stalls and shows did a roaring business and it was late at night when the last stall-holders left, after a hard day's work, well pleased with the visitors' splendid support. The gross takings at the village amounted
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    Thanksgiving Services.
    145 4 Services of Thanksgiving will be held in the Presbyterian Church. Orchard Road, to morrow, at ti a.m. and 5.30 pm. Morning: Thanksgiving Evening: R*c from War. It is hoped thu everyone will attend and tak- part in the praises and worship on thie sp cial day. The public
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    Malayan Rubber Factories.
    110 4 The prospectus has been issued of Malayan Rubber Factories, Limited, with a capital of half a million of which i* is proposed at present to issue 31,000 shares. The share value is $5 and the object of the Company in the first instance »s to acquire Clonlee
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    Day By Day.
    34 4 To day. Government Holiday. a To-morrow. ZOih Sunday after Trinity. Victory tiffin at Swimming Club Full Moon. Government Holiday. Tuesday. Emulation Lodge, 8.30 p.m, Wednesday. Opening night Filiis Circus, 915 p.m.
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    Local and General.
    570 4 Tin is qu tod $141.15. tone sold. Robber ie quoted at 2/51 *n. and2/4i for Meet. itor<sr epe Mr. GG Be i77~-~~ Europe, with Mrs Beth. Mr aud MM Pinhoru have M in England via Am«rici.— 3 The Kun Chin Bii-aw, been registered under th« Ordinance I
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    To-day's Contents.
    76 4 The Great Wa: rV* c The Armistice t German CLnngr-t HavasSenice French Consul ir NewGeKERAL: 2 Gorman Commercial Designs. j Boy Scouts Association New Publishing House Local Share Market j Straus Produce i Is Germany Sincere Le ?al and Gk aerai Amusements t Correspondence Our Day, Fund 1911
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      204 4 ROBINSON Co. SOLE AGENTS PO» Britain's Best Bicycle The Raleigh Complete with plated Lamp, Bell and Pump, Tools, Tool Bag and Repair outfit, in 22, 24, 26 and 28 inch frames. Price $130 Nett. 0 Special Quotations to Traders on Application. OIL FOR THE HOME For General Lighting Use IS
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      199 4 New Stock Just Arrived Enamelled Latex measures; Galvanized barbed fencing wire; Canvas hose; Plain and armoured Rubber hose; Brass eyelets 1 j and rings; Buntings, assorted colours; Clybu n screw spanners; Single double j j ended spanners; Gauge glasses, assorted i j sizes; Copper bail float valves; Brass water bib
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      131 4 LARGE STOCKS OF Allsopp's BEE JFC m In anl Piata Now Arrived. Sole Agents:— Caldbeck, Macgregor Co. ADVICE. Planters, Shipowners and Engineers, when placing your orders with a firm for requisites, Be Sure that you get the Right Article at the Right Price. Rsmeinljsr, it is the quality of the
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    The Armistice.
    124 5 The Unchanged Hun, London, No 14, 2.50 p.m. Wireless German official The The light crniser Koenigsberg pat to sea on Wednesday with plenipotentiaries of the Workmen's 8D J Soldiers' Council of the fleet to meet th* British Admiralty's sentativesAdmiral Von Hipper, chief of the high forces, will participate
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    Politics.
    140 5 London, Nov. 14, 11.30 a.m. Mr Asquith privately addressed bis supporters in the House of Commons yesterday evening and it is understood that h« dwelt on the for maintaining the unity of the Liberals, which was in no «ay impaired by the Premier's ipeech on Nov 12. He said
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    London's Joy
    111 5 London, Nov. 14, 11.30 a.m. There w?3 si orgy of rejoicing in London jet t laj evening, A hundred thotis ople filled Trafalgar Square. i, singing, dancing wivirjg Iss 1 discba; ">g fireworks. 1 'nount- Ith lions awf ixedoff Very German m+t hauled from the Mall tn (their
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    General News.
    74 5 London, Nov 13, 10.30 p.m. Amsterdam The Telegraf states that German airmen from Brussels landed at Roermond and declare that the people at Brussels have ris-n against the Germans, The officers are fleeing in motorcars. Corfu The Serbians officially denounce the Bulgarians for systematic and wholesale pillaging in
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    Rise of Wages.
    50 5 I/ondoD, Nov. 13, 4.35 p.m. Thecommitte on production has, to the increased cost of living, lwar ded a farther advance of five •killings per week to men of eighand upwards and half a orowm boye and apprentices in the "-Sneering, shipbuilding, aircraft Stoical and other munition works.
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    A Holiday Market.
    32 5 London, Nov. 11, 550 p.m. is a holiday on the markets owiri <? to the armistice. Consols are M6l i»nl 94jj. Rupee paper 53*. Jjminal 14 to 64, Chartered Bank
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    In Switzerland.
    27 5 London, Nov 14, 1.30 p.m. Hern* The National Council by J« to 15 approved of the rai Council's military and other P r *»ntionary measures.
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    The Silver Market.
    24 5 Lmdon, Nov, 11, 6.0 pjn. Silvp r il quiet. Loedon, Nov 12, 6.10 p.m. i 8 at 4ga with lower war
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    German Changes.
    208 5 How Royalty Fares. London, Nov. 14, 6.30 a.in. Copenhagen: A patrol foond Prince Henry of Prussia at Dnke Frederick Ferdinand's castle at Lcketnfoorde, He declared his adhesion to the revolution. London, Nov. 14, 7.30 a tn, The Crown Prince's fate is still a mystery. Telegrams now state that
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    French Consular News.
    131 5 tßy courtesy of the French Consulate.) Paris, Nov 14, 6.25 p.m. Rubber is quoted 2 sh. lid. The Chamber and Senate voted a proclamation declaring, that the Armies, their Chiefs, the Government, Citizen Clemenceau and Ma-shall Foch have deserved well of their country. The Council of Ministers
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    Passports for Indian Ladies.
    130 5 As the result of representations received from certain at ctions of the Indian Public the Gjvernmen v of India have decided that for journeys between India and Malaya, the Straits Settlements, East Africa, the Protectorate of Uganda, Zanzibar, Mauritius, the Nyassaland Protectorate and the Union of
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    Vladivostock Fund.
    31 5 Previously acknowledged $9,241.50 Jalan Frankel Furniture Co. (Second donation) 25 Anonymous 25 "Mr E" 50 Mrs Penny 100 $9441.50 The above are very gratefully acknowledged Ella Fisher, Hon. Treas.
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    143 5 Says Thursday's Malay Mail A very distressing fatality ocenrred on Tuesday evening whioh resulted in the death of Mrs I M Monkland, wife of Mr A M Monkland, of Segambut Estate, Sentnl. Mr and Mrs Moukland were superintending a special feed being given to the coolies on the estate in
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    Havas Service.
    492 5 France Still Wary, Paris, Nov. 13, 8.0 p.m. There are many warnings in the French press against German bftiff. The conversion of Germany is too sndden. Whether the transformation is genuine or not, if the Germans do not carry o*it th-» term* of the armistice the Ai.ies wili
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    Mesopotamia Church Army Tents Fund.
    150 5 Subscriptions. Ang 22. —Knantan Boy Sconts $42 49 Sept 9.—Lim Kirn Chuao 5 Ng Teong Choo 5 Tan Boon Seng i Soon Liew Swee 5 Ho Tian Siew 6 Yeh Koh Kiat 5 Lien Kian Yeow 5 Tan Choon Siew 6 Teh Say Seng I
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    38 5 The monthly business meeting of the Methodist Tamil Church Epworth League will be held at the Short Street Girls School to-day at 5 30 p.m. followed by a Social evening with Patriotic Songs. Friends and members are invited.
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    New Publications.
    289 5 "Eastern Illustrated Review." The first issne of the Eastern Illustrated Review, a new local quarterly, made its appearance yesterday. The publication ;s priced at*f 1, and is certainly well worth the iv Not the least attractive feaiu.o is the seiies of illastrations frum photographs, of prominent local personalities
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    Daily Shipping Report.
    46 5 Arrivals. Nov. 14. Broawer Dntch Melchior Treub R. S. Barn Tenohi Mam Japan Nov. 15. Baud Dt.tch Rindjani Pontianak Gladys Sarawak Clearances. Nov. 14. Giang Ann British Esmeralda Hai Nam M Kaka Hebe Emile Dntch Singkara Singaradja Francis Gamier Frenoh Pin Samud Siam
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    "Our Day" Fund 1918
    477 5 The Committee acknowledge with thanks the following subscriptions to this Fond Previously acknowledged 190,346.33 Chop Li Guan Seng ll 0 Leong Heng 200 Qa'ttey and Bateman U 0 M Z 200 Pubic Works Department as per forms 594-5 65 45 C B Towill 100 F 8
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    Red Cross Work for the Wounded.
    129 5 Th following sums are gratefoily acknowledged. We wish to thank tbe Singapore Sporting Clnb especially, for thi-ir very geuerous gift of $3000. Already received $19,127.54 Mrs Barkill (4th) Bile of home made jim 30 Mrc Uockland, (11th) Nov 7 Mrs Nissim, (9th) 10 G
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    Correspondence.
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    Teachers and Their Salaries.
    289 5 To thĕ Editor ih* Malay Trihmt. Sir, —Permit me m one who has spent ft uamber of years in the toachioR profession, to say that I heartily endorse the statements you made in yoareditorial on the above subject. If it is true that there are many
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    Lottery Drawing.
    161 5 OTo ths Editor of tha Malaya Tribune. D-»ar Sir, —Will the various lot. terj committees inform the publio what method they wish to adopt for the drawing of the various lotteries I .suggest that the Bombay method I)* adopted, as it worksinore satisfactorily and is more in order,
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    The Armistice Celebration.
    239 5 To the Editor of thĕ Malay a Tribun*. Sir, —As the result -of the signing of the Armistice a few Indians deoorated a ballock cart and were passing along Europe Hotel buildings last night Owing to the inoreased traffic the bullooka had to do a little galloping
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    47 5 "A. L." who does not enclose his name, wishes to know what should be done to the tickets in the K*lantan Lottery bonght by persons in the Straits. These should probably be preserved. We understand that a list of winning numbers will be sent to the Frees.
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    Amusements.
    204 5 The Cinemas In addition to the Boy Scon* film attraction at the Hariraa rialthe later entertainment laat numt saw an intensely interesting s»c drama, The Scarlet with the irrepressible Harry Carey in tb« leading role, and a capital Joker comedy. In the first house the Boy Scout to Rescue
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      703 5 LATE2>T ADVERTISEMENTS, AUCTION SALE OF Valnsble Building Land at Waterloo Street aod Dwelling looses at Rowel] Road, bingapore, At Tho Commercial Rubbtr Co's ••-ale-room On Wednesday November 20, at 2 30 pm Valuable Building land situate at Waterloo Street, near Middle Road, area 1H,494 square feet, comprised in Statutory Grants
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      154 5 Singapore Volunteer Corps. i Orders for the weok ending i Satnrday, Nov. 23 1 Tomorrow. 10.00 am Drill Hall 3VA SRE (v) Maxim Co SVK Veteran»' Co A V Platoon and Band Tuesday. 5.15 pm Drill Hall SVC i Recruits i, n do Eurasian Co SVC 5.10 do Chinese Co
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    The Armistice News.
    463 6 Other Malayan Celebrations. At Penan p. people generally were acquainted with the binning of bbe armistice early on Tuesday mornirg. Bells were rang at noon aud tnero was a display of flags and bunting. Many people wore flags and rosettes. Shipping was decorated, also the hotels, clnbs
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    733 6 Prices Ousted ta the Market litis t mug SINOAPOHK, NoT. 16. M~«r* Lyall and Kv »tt, Exchange and Hbare Brokers, imw the following list at quota, ion* Kobber Sbares. Sot*. Va' Hu > w. AiftMpsl ai- 3 3 Aagj i Java I 7/.S/- 12/- Ujf1 Ay fir
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    Blinded Soldiers and Sailors Fund.
    172 6 October List. Previously acknowledged $47,833 64 Mrs Par bury g Toft 3 Wreford 3 ii Lowtber Kemp (Ang and Jan). 15 A W Neubronner (Aug and Sept) 2 Casevi (Aug Sept and Oct) 3 Stovell (Sept and Oct) 6 Mc Cullagb 3 Struys (*epi and
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    EXCHANGE.
    72 6 Singapore, Not. 16. On London— Bank 4 in/a 2/4 5/16 Demand 2/4 1/16 Private 3 ni/s 2/4 9/16 On India— Bank T T. 155 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 37% re on. On Shanghai— Bank d/d 45J On Java— Bank T. T, 131 On Japan— Bank d/d 101^ Sovereigns—buy ingrate
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      138 6 K RUSE'S FLUID Magnesia THE IDEAL PICK-ME-UP ON Sale Everywhere. ATICO Jl Quickly Removes All Suffering. Dr. Mendes de Leon, director of the Boerhave Clinic at Amsterdam, in his Gynaecological Therapeutics says, this combination works so brilliantly with results uniformly successful, that he has seldom or never been obliged to
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      129 6 State Express become the all- _yi^^\^ time friend of every man who JmT^ smokes them and recognises .m «y»^h*^^^4tT their refinement, exquisite )C aroma -and delicate flavour. i^^Nr^ They are the standard of ,C cigarette quality. 7 ffi* mOtitt CIGARETTES. NO. 555 VIRGINIA PER TIN OF 50 $f1.05. Packed io
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      1076 6 I Be eR ij Commend you to a BEER that is made NOT for SALE j j I but for CONSUMPTION Sure Try KIEIN^BIer Yamato Company 41, HIGH STREET SINGAPORE. THE ORIENT iCI Government Security Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exceed $32,571,428.00 Absolute Security. Income
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    Sedan.
    1084 7 Past and Present There ig reason to nupp th-t early in th* war tbe French innled by their access iv Lorrain*, «nd underestimating tbe enormous s rength of the German forces, were in hopes of beinit able t,o avenge theii |'debaclt<" at Sedan in 1870 Their idea seems t
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    Influenza.
    175 7 The Parit Bantar correspondent of the TO M, writing on Friday, says I regret to record the death of Mr Arthur Ford, until recently Chief Inspector of Police at Nebong Tebal. He took ill with inflaenza, and, pneumonia supervening, death took place on Taesday. His remains were removed to
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      626 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER. p»id up Capital vi 60,000 Shares of £20 tach £1,200,000 fUitrve tad £2,000,000 R«aar*« Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 b sjfKna Th» tJana ai ftmHlifl, la* Lonuot City and Midland Bank, Ltd Ths £>• don County acd
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      964 7 NOTICES NOTICE. It is hereby notified that the Exchange Banks will be closed on SATURDAY. NOV. 16) h)1 unj MONDAY, NOV 18 j ?m MMnt--9 11 16 11 NOTICE. The undersigned is prepared to accept contract for the supply of Bakau firewood, Bakau piles, cdral, bricks, roofing tile°, lime whitewash
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      338 7 SOME people think that the entire process of digestion takes place in th-: stomach. There is intestinal digestion and there is intestinal indigestion also and tbe latter is usually aisociated with constipation. Har*h nrorg purgative* that clear the inta*tiawqsrieat& famvs th< delicate membranae inflamed and dry. usually in a worse
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      717 7 f i n iiHitni nntaitttnmiim in im mj im rinmimmrnt mt imiiinnm immimiftmii i i*if«mMit||s I However Sick Baby may be I do not give up hope—more often than not the cause it wrong feedine I s m CSfWJ 8 r i ght food for bab y° u will Boon
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      25 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily. J SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. issued Dally* Vol. V.- No. 270 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS
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      The Navy in the War.
      1326 1 Tbe Unseen Hand of Britain It ia dne tn oar seamen that we should recognise the "unseen hand" of sea-power in the great event* that are happening to day in France and Flanders. Though it was Foch who led him to overreach himaelf, the en*my
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        518 1 TIE HALAYA TRIBUNE I AJTD I SHIPPING GAZETTE. 'Phone Mo. I*7l. 1 SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable in Advance. jg Per annum $14.99 I Half-yearly 7.25 I Per quarter E 2 I Per mensem 1.25 B Postage Extra 50 Cts. per month, f P.«0.-British India apcar lime (Coml-4 nibs Incorporated in England.)
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        76 1 SISQWQRt H RBOUR BOARD. tmrsnscs— fanjoag Pagar. WaaavM aanui* Gtodownb gatb entrances Buude Warehouses, Trafalgar St. East RacLimatiou. StoragH and 1 fT. Pagar. F S Kaa East 1 »0«! *0/2:' ttorage B 1 WLart Road. Sheers n I) I Uo (Dry Doc.kz) 3 Dock rJtnr*, Head Q Tower Offio, Police
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        436 1 Tel. No. 1925. O» Osaka Shosen Kaisha. (Osaka Maroantre S. S. Co., Ltd (Incorporated in Japan, 1881). Capital 50 000,000 Yen STEAMERS 1 350,000 Gross tonnage 150 vessels Under construction 150,000 Gross tonnage PROMPT CONNECTION FOR THROUGH CARGO Sumatra-Straits Line Weekly service s.s Iwami Maru Nov. 22, for Deli, Penang
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        69 1 StAKP im CF STEAMERS. mU m mmam» m 1,750 Toae. Setag 11m 6.7W Tom. U" B»™* I boon** ft.776 Tom. The above steamers are now under servioe io the Imperial Government. GIONG HOE A Co. A ran tit SINGAPORE SHIPGHANOLERYCo SHIKHANILEIS POTIMKIW COhTßawTj^. The Oonrr*nj'a Lmbmbi m«u tnoooalng ihlpi, Officeis
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        587 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE! AND I SHIPPING GAZETTE. The Popular Newspaper of the Straits I Settlements. I PUBLISHED DAILY Complete Reports of Local Events. Condensed News from F.M.8,, Java' I China, India, Ceylon and Japan! Full and Latest War News, 1 N. Y. K. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN)
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        54 1 Singapore Tide Tables. Satorday, Nov. 16.— Water:— 6 a.m. 8ft. 7m8.; 9.1 p.m. Ift 8iac. Sunday, Nov. 17. i Q p^ri-g«-e 10b 30 u. m. HikL Wat«r 8.49 a.m. 9ft. 2in8.; 9.56 p.m 9ft Sine. Monday, Nov. 18.—Fall Moon 2h 3im k. High Water 9.30 a. m •ft. 7ini,; 10.46
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