Malaya Tribune, 23 November 1918

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE, EVENING DAILY. Vol. V.- No. 276 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, XOYKMBER 23
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      495 1 Tay Guan Kiat I C ntrac.or for thp supply of FIRE WOOD 1 f 0 the Municipal Commissioners for the E years 1916, 1917 and 1918. y o w the successful Contractor for the I ■vasty of same for the coming years I 1919 4 1920, I ABDRESS 38 PHILLIP
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      78 1 Straits ■■aaai.tiw s— «aumim., a- tawaw»»»awaraw«aaai Jiotel msmzmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. For particulars re Board and Lodging, Singe or Double Rooms, Apply to the Manpg- r. Telegraphic Address PBANAKAN." i' mm mmm \\mt±r ARE YOU SUFFERING FROM Toothache If BO CODSIIJt J. I KED A (Experienced Dentist) 41, Hill Street
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      97 1 lgl I j I IS EKCOMMBNOBD BY 1 i The Municipal Commissioners I I FOR COMBATiNG I 1 SPAHISfI m LOEIZi To prevent the ipr ad of this discasp. occupiers of preaiMM Bhould Lave their floors sprayed daily with a solution of IZAL. r| Tills solution should not be swept
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      355 1 J NOW LOOK HERE 1 Tay Guan Kiat! Trie successful for the supply of i< I I H E WOODj to tlie Municipal Comraisionars P 1 for the years 1919 and 1920. I Address I I 38 PHILLIP STIEZT, SINGAPORE I jj 1 1 WBUT 1 lii Hbl Ml II
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    Our Boy Scouts.
    713 2 The Comm ssion .r's Report. Mr Frank 0 Sands iwraei the following re**** for the period January to September, It 18 Daring the period nnder review, cacfidexabla progress has been made. The atrwgth of the Firtt Singapore Troop km remained fairly steady, with a slight tendency to
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      663 2 THE STRUTS SETTLEMENTS $2,000,000 f 001 Wt ISIS Oil WAR LOU LOTTERT ;i Sanctioned by Government 1 j and run under tbe auspices of OUR DAY Committee Ij Tickets $10 each. (Singapore Cur rency.) The amount ot the lottery will be Two Million Dollars jj ($2,000,000) or such lesser amount
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      272 2 G.C. LEE 1 PIANO TUNER AMB REPAIRER, U?od sa* i:!<*ct«c wafif Vtothi P.iicf.. eic. 'noo >trM»inr Mriigee hMtMMMVfi nntt nawau, A GOOD PrtOTOORAi'M Smtr Very tineas Sty\* .in Mood *£tv «erz?«*»* HAVE YOU Influenza Try "Ktusutang's Specific for Influenza." Sole agents Sincere Dispensary, Ltd. 48-2 HILL SiRHEI 16 10 16
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      340 2 Here is "A case for 'WincaniU"» Every on* wfc» needs new new blood, new asm force, or new vitality it A case for Wincarnas,' bocauee WincaniU' gives new Health to all who arc weik, AMMk, 'Ncrvi/'ttMm The wonderful results of 4 Wincsrn»' in cases el Wesaaess, ason*, Nerve Troubles, aod
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    Straits Produce.
    282 3 S Xovembtv 23. column. Cojwa. B-if.ft! don* t-i v yj. —Weak Bueir a h r ,loae B*jgo n Buhvi***" ao*i*». Gambier. —No Busiutvie, ftpper- 9mmfy So Basin Utttt Lv.» Market ttotatiots. Natinegs 110 S. per pioul $53.0f Nutmegs 80 8. 57.00 Copra Bali 11 90 Copra Oorong Talo
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    Local Share Market.
    240 3 Sintrapofd, Novoinber 23. M-eers Latham Co., the \rcadt-, iidvieo thn following quotations UorUeJafc $3 45 $3.70 tr Kaxdufl 1.10 1.20 tyer Ml- 2.45 2.65 Ayer 10 50 ll.fO BaU .vmw 4.65 5.20 Ik JeieSMtf b.§s 0.70 deuut latH 1.00 1.10 3u/it KB U.bO 0.65 Beed|r.... 7.25 7.75
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      180 3 A Pathe Play of Sensation and Mystery I AT THE MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Meßic and Qood Pictures I BEACH ROAD. Second Show at 9.15 p. m IRENE CATTLE IN The Hill Crest Mystery In 5 Reels A Gripping, Sensational -and Suspenseful Picture narrating! a mystery story Supported
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      589 3 I' rae From Tuesday, HovemSjar 18, to Soaftn 24 p£n Aihamhrals j A m: is the only BEST 1 Creams, y f Orchestra The Hall for Music aod features C "S, < «s e I and the BEST bsach roaq, j servea i accommo- during dation. fc Intervals. I Seated
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      553 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE Tanjong Pagar Roil Tra-m Pa.-* the Door, To-night SECOND SHOW AT ».50 B m To-nlgtt I j Butterfly Feature Present Mignon Anderson and Hayward Mack in i The Phantom's Secret A Romaaifc Drama iv S Acts Followe&bv tbe 7th and Bth' Episodes of Tbe Hidden
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    THE GERMAN SPIRIT.
    1107 4 Oermany ie as devilish in her weakness as eh wan in her strength. Beaten and entirely dependent on the meroy and generosity of Ihe Allies, she yet mak t- her last diabolical efforts o.i those who are still in her power. The British prisoners have beer specially
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    Sun Life Assurance.
    265 4 The report and balance-sheet ot tbe Son Life Assurance Company of Canada for the year 1917, which waa adopted at th« annual meeting of the Company, held at Montreal on March 5 las', shows that n«-w policies to the oumb-r of 22,895, assuring £9,824,294 asued feud paid
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    Officers Families Fund.
    105 4 Mrs Ridout, lion. Treasurer, begs to acknowledge with many thanks the receipt of the following contributions Jabai" $50 Mr Then ses and party (p* r Manager, Raffles Hotel), Pe?fo;manc« at Raffl's Hotel 6 10 18 48 R Scott (farther donation) 25 B X (nouihly Oct and Nov)
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    Women's and Children's Passports.
    73 4 With rtferenoe to pr- vkusnotifica'ious in tbe Government Gazette regarding tr*v>l restrictions, it is now notified tLat paseporls of wemeo and children can now be endo'sed in enable them to travel to the United K'ngdom or to other plao. s w-st ot Sn>zwi bout restric tlon.
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    Mortality Returns.
    96 4 Tbe death rate per mille for the wet k ending Nov. 16 was 4* 79. The total number of deaths was 346, of which 244 wore males and 102 females. One European and 5 lurasians died, aleo 252 Chinese, 53 Malays, 32 Indians. Convulsions caused o.i deaths, Phthisis
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    Military Service.
    48 4 In the Government Gaz tte it is notified that in view of the cessation of hostilities, His Excellency the Governor dots not propose to call out any further men for active service outeide the Colony under the powers conferred by section 4of the Military St-rvioe Ordinance.
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    Soldiers' Hospital for Facial Injuries Fund
    40 4 Major-General Dudley Ridout, Hon, Treasurer, begs to acknowledge witb many thanks reoeipt of the following contributions G Crawford (per A, W Still) $30 Mrs McCullagh, (further donation) 10 Mrs Wayte Wood (Johore) 20 J
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    Local and General.
    326 4 Rubber I* quoted at 2/1' f or and 2/41, for sheet. Tin is q mted at $128 30 sellers. 00 The Straits Chiu ea Km, |_q will hold a Social Meeting in '.v CCA hall on Monday, 25th i m 8 p.m., wh9n friends will be come.
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    Passengers Arrived.
    70 4 Per Indragari—Mr X Smith. Per Tan Cverstrate. M D Shelr* R D Bhabba Mr Mrs Shellih*ar, M C Wade, Mr and Mrs Cmtender. Mr Smith. Per Kara par.—C M Phillip* B W Mnhols, Mrs Kenning. Per Perak :—Mr J HeSencj, Mr D T Athens. Mr and Mrs Cruikshank.
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    Swimming Club Launches.
    33 4 To morrow November 24. Johnston's Pier, 9,10 and 11 aj&. 2 30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow, 9.39, 10 30, and 12,15, 3 and 5.30 p.m. High Tide 2 p.m.
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    Property Sales.
    218 4 The following Singapore propertir g were sold by auction st the nilroom of the Commercial RnbberCo on Wednesday afternoon 99 years leasehold land aod honM Nos 142 144,146, US ISO, 152*154 Selegie Road, area 70-7 eqaare feet, booebt by Mr Chia Eug Say for 2,000. Fvehold 1 ni
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    Day By Day.
    45 4 To-daj. St, Clement. Dinner and Dsnce, Bets* Lodge St, George Regalai. P 9- B Fillis' Circas, 5 and 9.15 p.n\ To morrow. 28th Sunday after Trinity. Monday Moon Last Qaarter. Fillis' Circus, 9 15 p. id. Tuesday. Fillis' Cirous, 9. 15 p.m.
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      206 4 ROBINSON Co. SOLE AOENTS FOt Britain's Best Bicycle The Raleigh Complete with plated Lamp, Bell and Pump, Tooli, Tool 1 Bag and Repair outfit, in 22, 24, 26 and 28 inch frames. Price U3O Nett. Special Quotations to Traders on Application. I OIL FOR THE HOME I For General LightingJUse
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      230 4 New Stock Just Arrived Enamelled Latex measures: Galvanized barbed fencing wire; Canvas hose; Plain and armoured Rubber hose; Brass eyelets and rings; Buntings, assorted colours; Clyburn screw spanners; Single double ended spanners; Gauge glasses, assorted j sues; Copper ball float valves; Bra s water bib cocks, etc, etc. GUAN KIAT
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      194 4 GUINNESS' Horseiiead Stout Sole Importers: Caldbeck. Macgregor AND Co.. Kioe ud Spirit Merchants, 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. Remember, it is the quality of the goods that counts. Send
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    The Armistice.
    487 5 Germany Obdurate. London, Nov 21, 8.20 a.m. The correspondent Harold WiirltSJjß, writing from Geneva, con*;i£B>-' impression already obvioca from the despatches of the past wee k, that the revolution in GergM .s characterised by remark. t sj ri iadifference to and almost jajret f«r, the overthrow of the
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    Election Campaign Starts.
    102 5 Soldiers' Apathy. London, Nov, 21, 3.10 p.m. The Election campaign is in full lD f. For the first time one cania using an aeroplane in jwing his constituents in outer Jjkttsu outside Britain, in Belgium and the newly territory will vote poet, soldiers in other war ■jwi
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    German Casualties.
    35 5 a Correction- Uuaon, Nov. 21. 2.10 p.m. states that the four million JJJwei in his wire of Nov 20 Z*' to ihe number wounded. n or 'ginal telegram appeared in jQr ■■•Oi yesterday.]
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    Holland Seeks More Trouble.
    34 5 L Bdon, Nov 21, 12.20 p.m. 4|Sl Jt >■ onderstood that the J err meets have decided to J "J" j* Upland against the breach *mrality in permitting German traverse Limburg.
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    Prorogation of Parliament.
    312 5 The King's Speech. London, Nov 21, 6.25 p.m. j H M the King, in prorogating the Parliament,s<ud: My Lordf and Gentlemen, the occasion on which I now addrese you marks the close of a period which will be for ever memorable in the history of our country.
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    Retention of German Colonies
    78 5 London, Nov 21, 7.10 a m. Mr Walter Long has written to the agent general of New South Walts in reply to an inquiry as to the future of the German colonies, stating that the Prime Minister authorizes him to say that the whole support of
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    King Visits Scotland.
    64 5 London, Nov 21, 5.25 p.m. Their Majesties and the Prince of Wales had tbe heartiest reception to. day at Edinburgh. Replying to an add ress of weloome tbe King paid a tribute to the patriotism of Scotland and said that every war theatre testified to the valour
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    Talaat and Enver Incog.
    36 5 London, Nov 21, 3,25 p.m. Amsterdam: Talaat Pasha and Enver Bey arrived in Berlin disguised as German officers. The German Government deoided to intern them pending their expulsion when peace is signed.
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    Cotton Market.
    24 5 London, Nov If, t.lO p.m. The Liverpool cotton market reverts to previous regulations, fluctuations in futures per day being a hundred points.
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    Woman Buried Alive.
    206 5 She Complains When Rescued. Hnchow, October 20 An annsnal story has jnst become public here. It appears that a very old woman lived with her son's family, who were so poverty stricken that it was almost impossible for them to procure necessary food. In order to out
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    Havas Service.
    267 5 Paris, Nov 21, 8.20 p.m. A Meta the only one kind of flag flying was the tricolour as the long lost daughter of Franca recognises only the motherland. At Meu rhe huge equestrian statue of Wilhelm first waa lying prone on the ground, the head severed from the
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    A Chinese Canteen.
    271 5 Writing from "Somewhere in France," Hilda M Lore states in the Daily Mail "No other canteen in France could produce such a motley crowd as gather in tbe 'Chinese' canteen. V oue moment one is serving a 'Chinese' in a really pasea bis Norfolk suit, very high
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    A Soldier-Poet.
    204 5 Among our soldier poets the late Robert Ernest Vernede will hold a secare place, writes James Douglas in the Scar." His War Forms and Other Verses (Heinemann) are now published, with an eloquent introduction by Mr. Edmund Qosse, and in the course of a review of tbe book
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    34 5 It is stated that as a result of the prices of fresh fish being controlled, shipments of fis'i intended for Kuala Lumpur are now diverted to other parts where prices are not con. trolled.
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    French Consular News.
    83 5 (Ry courtesy of tM French Consvlaie.) Paris. Nov. 23, 6.15 p.m. The French 3 per cent bonds are at franos 62S>J, the 5 percent at francs 87 75, and the 4 per oent at francs 71 65. Pre-ni'-r OtSMsMBOOM and Marsh il Foch have bean unanimously «l*e»ej
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    Messrs Lewis and Peat's Rubber Report.
    239 5 Singapore, Nov 22. The news of the Armistice completely upeet the market and the last week's Auction wss cancelled. Daring last week transactions were reported at prices from 77 up to 80 cents but it was diffloolt to find out really what sales bad
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    California as Robber Country.
    149 5 According to word from the Miller Rabbor Co., if the United States for any reason were cut off from its supplies of crude rubber, there are plants in California containing 1, 3, 7 and 10 per oent of rubber, and this means millions of pounds. The
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    The Kaiser and the Psalms.
    117 5 When inciting the men at Kmpp's to givo him a vote of confidence and to fight to the last ditob, ti- Kaiser quoted the 23rd verse of the 55;h Psalm "O, cast thy burden npnn the Lord, aud He shall nourish thee s and shall
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    Rice Shortage.
    679 5 A Serious Situation. Aries writes to tho Times of Malaya IP tl.e Government does not take immediate steps o facUiiate the iiaporta'ion of rice to this ooontry Lorn RsmfOosi and India, it may sooo be fcced vtith a situation of sirioo* to the whole oomma nit/. T-e samba
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    Baghdad Gun.
    189 5 On V law at Horse Guards. An interesting trophy from Mesov os HUii» >s to be s«en on the Horse Or.ards' Pr.rade. This is a bronze iVreian con, weighing about five tons, wtiich was captured by the British forces on their entiy into Baphdad. Ihe ;o»cription on the
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    Late Mr. J. C Sugars.
    800 5 Irqiest Cou eluded. The hearing wag concluded yesterday afternoon, before the Coroner, Dr Murray Robertson, and a jory(ooD)posed of Messrs FD Haigh, H T While, and J F Hodgins), of the inquiry into the circumstances attendiag the tragio death of Mr J C Sugars of
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    95 5 At the celebration of "Victory Day" in Koala Kangsar on Thursday last, His Highness the Sultan, in his speech (whioh it perhaps the first speech in English that a Sultan of the Federated Malay States has ever delivered in public) gave utterance to a loyal sentiment in a phrase which
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    Boy Scouts' Association.
    55 5 Orders for week ending Saturday, Nov. 30 Saturday, Nov. 23, Field Diy. Tuesday. Nov. 26 Signalling Classes, YM 0 A iiround, 5.15 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 27.— ComMned Parade, V.M.C.A. Ground 5.15 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 2a—H-emit Buglers, Malsj Volunteer Club, 5.15 p.m. Friday, Nov. 29.—-Ambulance Class, V.M.C.A., 5.15
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      738 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. AUCTION SALE OF Teak Household Furniture etc, itr, etc At Messrs Ching \jm% Cz Cos Sale Re m Raffles 1« On Wednesday, Aei 27. si 15.30 a a. Comprising Te;>k ward.<". >* cc, •''reusing tables, wiring' desks -ide tab:es, nie.-»t safe, perfee*>m oocking stoves, hard wood tables, curtain
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      74 5 Singapore Volunteer Corps. Orders for the week enlin« Saturday, Nov. 30 To-Day. 4.30 pm Drill Hall Cairns* Co 8TI (Compulsory) To-narrow 7.45 am 12th Mile 8tone Char gi Rd, MCS Monday. 4.40 Jardine Slept for Fort Sikmsiog STA Specialists (asdetailed) 5.00 pm Drill Hall SVA (Details) 5.15 do SVO Reernita
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    Saigon British and French Red Cross Lottery.
    551 6 hall List of Drawing. lit Pri/.e No. 9695»; $'Jo.< 00 2nd Pro* No. 4498K $5,000 3rd Prize No. 31 79 1 $2,500 4th Prize No. ***** $1,000 I Prizes o( s5OO each ***** ***** ***** 100 Prizes of $100 each ***** ***** *****
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    678 6 Prices Quote, id the Market this Hontiig UINOAPOLK NnV. 23. HeMn Lyail and Bvatt, fiacbaage MM Sbare Broken, inane the* following l«-'t of quuutioa* Hahbef Sha J>- A.!..z%r S- 3'B 1/- aaalaJjata ♦>'- 7V Hagta Makaj ii/- Uf--1 Avrr KjUl.'lo 40/A .iv g Malak M 4 6
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    European Mails.
    53 6 ii 11 rsd fa .>n a Ta« toUoWilkvj mn th* lt\t«e ot iept*tt>'i. (muw HiUfmOOtm of th« Svrop*i|] ."«ii> Ltod their uWH»*TJ i faMtdAfj A i' t.HI'T '>KLl'.'■Mtl M,. F II Nov. 16 Mail 0 Bap*. Is Nov. 16 Mail H Srpt. 21 Nov. 16 Mail I ■aft,
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    EXCHANGE.
    69 6 Singapore, Soy. 23 On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 15/82 Demand 2/4 7/32 Private 3 m/s 2/4 23/32 On India— Bank T T. 156* On Hongkong— Bank d/d 40,. pretn. On Shanghai— Bank d/d 451, On Java— Bank T. T, 132^ On Japan— Bank d/d 104 Sovereigns—buyingrate $8.54 India
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      117 6 K RUSE'S FLUID Magnesia THE IDEAL PICK-ME-UP! ON Sale Everywhere. AT I CO It Quickly Removes All Suffering. Dr. Mendea de Leon, director of the lioerhave Clinic at Amsterdam', in his Gynaecological Therapeutics ■ays, this combination* works so brilliantly with results uniformly successful, that he has seldom or never been
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      908 6 maaatmaammMatuamm Man mmmmm mmmnan■■■■■ mmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmm bkmH mmm*m mmm mm CIGARETTES Quality counts in all things but more especially in cigarette manufacture. Men of discrimination find that, after smoking 11 State Express," inferior brands are more of a misery than a pleasure. M State Express are Quality's Limit." VIRGINIA A
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      138 6 Special Announcement. THE STAR OPERA WILL bTAGE At tbe Theatre Royal North Bridge Road To-Night To-Mght A Special Play entitled SRI NOOR ALUM. To-morrow, Sunday By Special Request A Javanese Play in three parts PAMJI SMERAMG Part l will be given K. H. Cbeoiltf, Propria Y. L. Tan, Manager. Phone
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      179 6 m KIRINI YAMATO 8 Co. I BE Erl THE ORIENT AIW Government Sbcuhitt I Life Assurance Co., Ltd. 1 Established 1874. Incorporated in Lnuia. j Mt FUNDS exceed $32,571,428.00 Ajwolute Scci I income in 1917 $4,587,500 00 I Total Out-go in 1917 $2.7JiPU|\ I assurance effected In 1917 54,790,1 28.00
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      130 6 Mails Close. To dayP. Sam I >11 2.S0 pm Batn Pahat Ainglxotig -.30 pin Malacca P. fc wettenhiim i Penang 'Klang -30 pm Malacca Hong Lian 2.80 pm Rangoon *Glenfalioch ?.30 pm P«nang 'Anjoti ?..V) pm Neriing Ai RKtr Hai l«iui Franci* Garniei pm Batn Puhat Sri Wongsee 4 pm
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    City of the Springs.
    1150 7 Architecture aod Happiness At beginning of tho fifth y*ar it is no nsl oret.»n.ling (hit yon ci i '*g*t away f.-oin th* w<*r'\ even it yon 'hi ik you h -v* th* 14 iry. Yoo bury yonrs-lf in the o uritry. but it swiftly fl,, l
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      613 7 BANKS MASTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AN9 CHINA. JN BNGLAJJD BY ROIAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of l oMtfli £1,200.000 mmtrn 7und £2,000,000 i-gar-i ability of Proprie^ora £1,20<\000 BANKERS. T|« of England, Ta* L :ndon fitv anr! Midland Bank, Ltd, Tha Lender Qowrtj and Wssrtnrastsr jfcnr. Ltd.,
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      316 7 WANTED^ DISPENSER WANTED Apply with testimonials and state salary required to Box 175. c/o Malay a Tribune. 2211 uc Tuition given in SHORTHAND AT THE Shorthand Writers' Association 56, BRAS BASAH ROADFee for Theory only $3.00 Fe« for Speed only $1.50 Open to both sexes. Apply to the Honorary Secretary
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      240 7 1 IMSURAWCE SOUTH BRItFsM INSURANCE CO, LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand FIRE Insurances effected on Buildings, Rent and Merchandise of every deecri, 'ion. MARINE Insurances accepted to ail parts of world at lowest rates WAR RISK aooepted to all parts. J. HENRY Manager. OABofb 2, Finlayson Green. The Eastern United
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      449 7 NOTICES NOTICE. The undersigned is preparer! t > accf pt oontraot for the supply 9Ĕ Bakau fi ewood, Bakna piles, Boral, bricks, roefing tiles, lime *lttlf)SHtsL and lime for i.. 11 Ft parHealsit »H*a M T( oh Hang CI ye, R v-> v j Malacca. i v 9 10 12
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      258 7 TO BE LET. "Elmside," 6 Upper Wilkie Road, large roomy bungalow, beautifully situated, suitable for boarding house or a large family, gas and water laid on. Apply to N.S. MEN AHEM 20 Baffles Place 30 5 BILE is manufactured in the cells of the liver. It assists digestion and prevents
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      836 7 H Royal Appointment S^a, n I A Royal Food for your Baby j Glaxo is used in the Royal Nuraeries, at can be aeen by the 9 S above appointment. Thia letter ia from a doctor connected with the I Rojal doart of Spain. i faJrwi am very pleased to
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Oallj.J SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA rj*taUH£. issued Dally. VOL V.- No. 276 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1918 PEICE 5 CENTS
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      Stalking U-Boats.
      140 1 Ik is not altogether left to our destroyer*, motor-hotts, trawlers and airmen to hunt U-boats. Our sob. marines take a big part in tbe stalking which goes on around our coasts. The captain of one describes a stir, ring fight with an enemy pirate, which had hit a
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      Schooner Routs U-Boats.
      168 1 Homeward bound, a British schooner had a series of exciting encounters with submarines. Sbe was attacked by a German submarine at nine a.m. The schooner opened fire and hit the U-boat with her first round, whereupon tbe enemy hastened to submerge, and was not teen again. At
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      Quarantine.
      146 1 Alphabetical list <>f Infeoted signal X G Q) and Suspected signal FPB) porta: Signal neces«ary in adPort notified. dition to Diaeai>o. Quarantine las, Bagan Si Api Api FPB Cholera Bangkok FPB Plague Batayia F B P Cerebrospinal Meningitis Batavia XQQ Smallpox Batavia Tandjong Priokr XOQ Cholera Hongkong XQQ Cerebrospinal
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      27 1 The Madras Mail, of November 1, states that Commander D C Macintyre, Resident Naval Officer, and Port Olkoer Parian?, is an inmate of the General Hospital, Madras.
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        59 1 Singapore Tide Tables. Saturday, Nov. 23. —Ui«h Water:— —1,58 a.m. 8ft 5ins.; 1.5 p.m. 9ft. 4ins. Sunday, Nov. 24.—High Water 2.50 a.m. 8ft. 2itis.; 2.0 p.m. 8ft. ins. Monday, Nov 25.—Moon Laat Qaartpr 5b. 25m A H»r»h Water —3. 46 am. 7ft. Diua. 3.5 p.m. 8ft. 3infl, Tuegday, Nov. 28.—Hijrh
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