Malaya Tribune, 28 November 1918
1918-11-28
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Title Section28 1918-11-28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY: VoL V.- No. 280 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1918 PRICE 5 CZ The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2828 words
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Advertisement427 1918-11-28 1 Tay Guan Kiat C- Dtrac or for the supply of FIREWOOD to thp Municipal Commissioners for she years 1916, 1917 and 1918. Now the successful Contractor for the supply of same for the coming years 1919 1920. Address j SI PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE. "Gaiety" Cinema Junction of Albert and Bencoolen427 words
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Advertisement70 1918-11-28 1 Straits Jiotel TANJONG PAGAR ROAD. Board and Lodging, Single and Double Rooms. For particulars apply to the Manager. TERMS VEBY MODERATE. Telegraphic Address PBANAJEAN." IF YOUR TEETH are worn out, and before they get worse consult J. IKEDA. Workmanship Guaranteed. 41, HILL STREET (Opposite the Central Fire Station.) JUST ARRIVED70 words
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Advertisement93 1918-11-28 1 I IS RECOMMRJN DED BY ij I The Municipal Commissioners j FOR COMBAT'NG SPAXISH IHFLUEHZAf I To prevent the spread of this disease, S oconpiers of premises should have their floors sprayed daily with a solution of IZAL. j. Thli solution should not be swept a. way, but should be93 words
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Advertisement331 1918-11-28 1 SNOW LOOK HERE I Tay Guan K!at I lor t.'.e supply oi F 1 I R 13 WOODj !to the Municipal Cummisioners for the years 1919 and mo, Address I 36 PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE I mWmmmlm mmmmuM^^ I SULPHURIC! I AND I j Hydrochloric Acid. I j Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,331 words
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Article546 1918-11-28 2 Japanese Ex-Minister's View. 3a; s the Japan Chronicle 1 We have already quottd some Japanese opinion regarding the rnoe war whioh appears to bo ooi fidently expected In spite of the Leagae of Nations and Western fffortg to prevent another tremendous con* flict of nations. Tho latest546 words
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Article537 1918-11-28 2 Japanese Views. The Japanese Press is now devot iug a large share of apace to the dis cUMion of the peace problem owing to the prospective approach of peace. The Osaka Asahi publishes an interview with Mr. Inukai, Kokuminto h-ader t who is a member of the Diplomatic Council537 words
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Advertisement497 1918-11-28 2 THE STRAITS! SETTLEMENTSj $2,000,000 I i OVI m !81J 511 MR LOAN LOTTERY 1 Oimclioneti by Government I I- nm un^cr the auspices of OUR DAY Committee Tickets $10 each. (Singapore Currency.)l The amount oi the lottery will be Two Million Dollars I (s2,000,000) or such lesser amount as may497 words
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Advertisement180 1918-11-28 2 toby %JA Tfeafth l^fe iTT L§ «IMr known that 2 JL dairynrtlkcaxneifenn* M of di«ei—, and so serious CS is th* danger oi infection 3 that n*d(oaJ specialist* repeatedly after strong BI warnings. How readily X young babies fall victims 1 can well be understood. fl mm alienhurye' Foods Eg180 words
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Advertisement97 1918-11-28 2 Peace Declaration AND Singapore Centenary Celebrations. ORDERS FOR FIREWORKS j (European and Japanese) Must be sent in NO IV (li months in advance) to Mi*. Y. Tan Raffles Chambers, Singapore. THE VICTORY ROAD DO YOU KNOW THAT For Chronic Dysentery and Diarrhoea JONGKEENA Is a sure and instantaneous CURE? SOLD97 words
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Advertisement18 1918-11-28 2 HAVE YOU IHfIU6HZ3 7 Try "Kiusutang's Specific loi In a Sole Agents Sincere Dispensary. IU 48-2 HILL STREET.18 words
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Article286 1918-11-28 3 •'igapore, November '28. fin.—- 1 4 Locai and *V neral column. Copra.- No Bnein**\ ffrpfarr No Boeing. Sago Fttur —Basin m <!one. Qambier.—Kd Basinet. Pepper Steady No Baling. Other Prcdn .-'l <m **t uu»t Loal Mtrktl (hotilictj. Mtmegs 110 S. per pioal $53.00 utmege 80 8. 57.00 Copra286 words
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Article240 1918-11-28 3 Singapore, November 28. Messrs Latham Co., the Arcade, advise the following quotations VlorQajah $3.45 $3.70 iy t rKnning« 1.10 1.20 Molek 2.45 2.65 iyer Panr 4 10 50 11.( 0 8 "»':^o .7nie 4.65 5.1!0 Baklt Jelotonf 0.65 0.70 3nki; Catfl 1.00 1.10 Bukit X B 0.60240 words
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Advertisement135 1918-11-28 3 A Pathe Play of Sensation and Mystery j AT THE MARLBOROUGH The Hall for Comfort, Good Mnsic and Good Pictures BEACH ROAD. Second Show at 9.I5 p. m IRENE CASTLE IN lhe Hill Crest Mystery In 5 Reels A Gripping, Sensational and Suspenseful Picture narrating a mystery story Supported by135 words
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Advertisement742 1918-11-28 3 i n I! From Monday, Nov. 25, to Saturday, Nov. SO P The Something in Moving Pictures you have never seen before Alhambra Alhambra is A Film tnat will make y°u realise is the only the Theatre I How the British Navy ha» Helped win the War fOr A Mfc742 words
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Advertisement541 1918-11-28 3 'Positively the Last Tims in Singapore AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOCRE EMPIRE Tanjong Pagar Road. Trams Pass the Door, Second Show ctt Q.30 A Startling Explosure of German Plot by Ambassador Gerard in My 1 Years in Germany In Wfiich many frightful events are revealed as they nad actually occurred541 words
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Article42 1918-11-28 4 DEATH. Messrs. Tan Lian Bob, Tan Lian Chye and family beg to express their sincerest thanks to their friends and relatives who sent wreaths, scrolls, condolences, etc and who attended the funeral of their beloved mother, 27 11 29 1142 words
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Article1436 1918-11-28 4 A question which is being dkcuseea in all colonies and in the mother country as well is, whether the Germans shall be allowed to return to British colonies. We must admit that when the question was first mooted some little time ago, we had little faith1,436 words
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Article260 1918-11-28 4 o<i Nov. 18th the Sh'nkoka Maru, with a valuable ergo of, inter alia, rubber anJ copra from Singapore (to Vancouver) put into Hongkong harbour, stalling for essietanc-, as a tire had Lroken out in one ot her holds. The flames were eventually got under, but not until, apparently,260 words
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Article200 1918-11-28 4 Since Saturday last the onbles sent to tbr Press by Renter have shrank almost bn pre war ditueu slons. Kven on Monday, tbe whole vrnek end crop was only about siren oolnmns, anob at wo have often NSslyajd io a single Jjy, before. Oq Tu»*.lay che o*bl*s wer*200 words
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Article518 1918-11-28 4 Tin is quoted at 95. tons sold. Robber M quoted at iIU t crepe and 2/i± for sheet. tor Regulations im. ploymeut of a»-tizans made o n 10 Lave been canoelled by H R Governor. Mr R G mm Bssmns has arrive in Singapore from Penang Mi518 words
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Article34 1918-11-28 4 No farther iuCc-niation has been received in Singapore regarding the floods, but it is thought that tue floods are oniversaL It is hoped that this intimation will satisfy the numerous enquirieJ made.34 words
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Article46 1918-11-28 4 Fillis' Circus. Both the matinee and tbe nights performance yesterday at tbis popolar rendezvous saw crowds I houses, the different turns being admirably sustained throughout. The first change of urogram me is announced to commence to-night when there will be entirely new feats and features.46 words
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Article90 1918-11-28 4 Tho Empire is showing for th* last time to-nigbt, in the sscoDd house, the great Gerard film, whilst the earlier entertainment will see further episodes of The Hidden Hand and a continuation of The Door Between. The ohauge of programme at the Cinema Pranoais (Malacca) from Nov 2990 words
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Advertisement199 1918-11-28 4 ROBINSON Co. SOLE AGENTS FOR Britain's Best Bicycle The Raleigh I Complete with plated Lamp, Bell and Pomp, Tools, Tool Bag and Repair oatfit, in 22, 24, 26 and 28 inch (rimes. Price $130 Nett. Special Quotations to Traders on Application OIL FOR THE HOME For General LlgtatingUse i i199 words
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Advertisement183 1918-11-28 4 New Stock Just Arrived Enamelled Latex measures; Galvanized barbed fencing wire; Canvas hose; Plain and armoured Rubber hose; Brass eyelets 2nd rings: Bunting sorted c lours; i ym ii sere a si i, ers; i ig'ea double elided Gauge ,4 ass/s, assorted sizes; Copper bail float valves; Bra s water183 words
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Advertisement89 1918-11-28 4 Jas. Coutts And Co.'a is Old Tonkin. Caldbeclc, Macgregor 4 Co. KIAM KIAT Go. 108 and 109 Market Street. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Large Consignment OF Luzon Lagio Plows PRICES AS USUAL. Why be Disappointed and Why Wait Until Evening? Watch the Inward Mail from America. We carry all kinds89 words
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Article395 1918-11-28 5 Growing Complications- London, Nov. 25, 8.35 p.m. r p ,nbagen: Berlin papers nhW lbe 8 rOWin 8 political oliwtions throughout Germany. rstiBt movements aimed at off Berlin authority are u 101 6 pronounced in f a Gericuny, in Northwest Gerand the Rhine Provinces. A German representatives e declared395 words
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Article103 1918-11-28 5 London, Nov. 26, 12.55 a.m. lord Robert Cecil, speaking at .'•earn, emphasised the necessity imp-ovine thĕ* constitution of rExpi'e. He did not agree with if Australian Premier's complaint #»ttt not being sufficiently cor'ialti 2J regards the terms of the Oiaie*; but he thocght Mwapldiat Indicated the weak- in103 words
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Article80 1918-11-28 5 London, Nov. 25, 8.10 p.m. fclboorne: Mr Watt has cabled m Hughes that in view of the another wheat harvest being requiring payment to the Ni of at least ten millions J"* the Wheat Board thinks it *«ble to sell one million tons of J"* at a minimum80 words
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Article13 1918-11-28 5 London, Nov 23, 2.20 p.m. *m silver market is quiet,13 words
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Article58 1918-11-28 5 in the Suprams Court, Koala lay morning three «it iy (fAt)ver their jndgEkl >• iVioJc Water Rights Mi Jnatioe Earnsbaw be] In lings, in favour of 2*"Ui Ub« Government) Lhs JutUr-ul Commissioner, Mr urry;9ed«d to give bis Jjjrt »>• *hich be found for the *i,r. certain r*eervationfc. «lUfr.uMo Mr Joitlce58 words
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Article319 1918-11-28 5 Some of the Speeches. London, Nov. ?6,12.5 a.m. The King's proclamation provides (or the new parliament to meet on Jan 21st. London, Nov 26, 3.20 a m. Naoaerons election speechet were delivered in the evening inc'uding one by Mr Bonar Law, at G!asgow, who said that fov the319 words
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Article268 1918-11-28 5 A Stain Removed, Paris, Nov 26, 8.25 p.m. By the armist'ce terms the Allies are a hold the erfei.9 west bank of the Rhine in rldition M three bri Jgahe-ds on the e"}st b: ak. The American arnry will occupy Coblenz, toe British Cologae, and the French Mayence.268 words
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Article159 1918-11-28 5 (By courtesy ot the Frevch Consulate.) Paris, Nov 26, 6.35 p.m. Clemenceau decided upon the definitive liberation of the class 1890. Hoover, the American Food Controller, arrived in Paris. The Courcil of Ministe.-s decided upon the transformation of the Miuifctry of Armament into a Ministry of Industrial159 words
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Article239 1918-11-28 5 A Disreputable Crew. London, Nov, 25, 4,25 p m. The surrendered German warships are generally in a poor state through neglect and lack of paint. A year's rust has disfigured the sides and fnnnels, while the masts and bridges are blackened with soot- The German sailors239 words
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Article441 1918-11-28 5 Strandiog of tbe 11 Anamba." In the Marine Court this morning, the enquiry was commenced into the circumstances attending the stranding of the S.S. Anamba off the coast of Sabaug on Sept, 26 last. The Court was presided over by Mr. W. Langham Carter (Senior Magistrate, Polioe441 words
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Article99 1918-11-28 5 A night school for the teaching of both Mandarin Chinese and English has been established at Taiping by the younger members of the community and it is sincerely hoped that the elders will help the President of the School, Mr Ng Aon Chong, and the Secretary, Mr Saw Kheng Pob,99 words
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Article50 1918-11-28 5 Mrs Dixon, the lady who was to come down from India to take part in the pnrity campaign timed to begin on Sunday next, is onfcble by reason of the difficulty of getting passage, and other causes, to get to Singapore, and the Campaign is postponed till the New Year.50 words
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Article879 1918-11-28 5 The "Our Day" Programme. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, Nov *i6. The advent of tbe new and glorioas year 1919 in Malacca will be heralded by the ctlebtation of "Oar Day" on a more sigantio scale than thoae of previous "Oar Day" Fetea, enhanced no doubt by the879 words
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Article15 1918-11-28 5 An agitator named Sneevlist has been arrested in Java far attempting to stir np disorders.15 words
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Article568 1918-11-28 5 Onr Day Their Day." The 14th of D-c 1918, indeed a victory "Our Day," will gwe expression to the desire of every community and every individual in Singapore to offer their heartfelt gratitude to t'. a men who have fought for the Em 're. firstly to the wounded and568 words
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Article167 1918-11-28 5 Tbe undermentioned Singapore properties were sold by auction at the aderoorn of The Commercial Rubber Company yesterday afternoon. Land and house situate at and known as No 4 Stanley Street and No 93 Telok Ayer Street, area 3,000 square feet, comprised in SlatLiory L md Grant No 6,167 words
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Article73 1918-11-28 5 Tin is quoted at £290.0.0 in Loudon. Oil tbe Liverpool market cotton mid- :iug Ame>icrp, is at 22.63. I -ck pepper is qaoied at l/8j MM whne pepper at 3/1 .s in 13_ on. Oo tbe Manchester market ILj sin' Jogs are at 33/- and 6 lbs73 words
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Article641 1918-11-28 5 Arrivals in Harbjnr. NOVEMBER 25 Circ*. Brit btr, 314 tors, Capt Bannatyne, sailed from Deli, Nov. 23, W Mansfield.' Mascot, Brit atr, 134 tona, Capt Bunel. sailed from Bangkok, Nov 17, Meng Boon Seng. NOVEMBER 25. Hebe, Brit atr, 346 tona. Capt 8tach, aailed from P S'ham, Nov641 words
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Article169 1918-11-28 5 NOVEMBER, 27. lpob, Brit str, 528 torn Cor Penaog via P Swettenham. Hong Ho Brit str, 96 torn for Merging and Tringganu. Calypso, Brit s«r, 339 torn for T Anson via Samboe. Emile Dot str, 94 Ions for Rhio via Bamboe. G G Daendels Dot str, 773 tons (or169 words
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Article125 1918-11-28 5 Per Klang:—Mrs J C Moulton, Mrs Boutt, Mrs Tengrove, Mr F G Pascall, Mr Tuke, Mr A H Callwood, Mr and Mrs FOB Dennys and child, Mr A G Van Someren. Mr A Johnstone, Mr H Kitagawa. Mr B M Collison, Mr H C Z icharias, Mr W125 words
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Article150 1918-11-28 5 Permission has been granted by the Government to the N V X to effect an exchange between i's European liner the Ritano Maru and the Australian liner Aki Maru, and to place the Shidzuoko Maru on the Liverpool ran. Japanese merchantmen sunk by Ger matt submarines from150 words
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Article138 1918-11-28 5 On the 24th inst, Mr J Byne, Head of the Preventive Service, Government Monopolies, Penang, accompained by Mr Barrett, the Supervisor, and a search party board ed the s s Ban Yik,which was bound for China, and in the course of a search discovered two sacks oi138 words
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Article39 1918-11-28 5 The American Association of Malays ia oelebrating Thanksgiving Day si TaaeUn Cinb to night (Thursday) and wishes U to I.known to the members of the Tan «It n Club (hat I hey will be cordially welcomed to this dsnoe.39 words
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Advertisement435 1918-11-28 5 LATENT ADVERTISEMENTS. FOB SALE (Jne Cbet-roi-t «H qa> f 5 *x-i-c'.'. n- mi Htiffw. P e«r* or 19 P.u 2» h uc Estate, of Woon Phong Bin, Deceased AUCTION SALE OF Blackwood Furniture, iron Safe ftc. At No. 28 Purvis Street, off Beach Road, On Monday, December 2, at tl435 words
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Article598 1918-11-28 6 New York, Oct. 9—There seems now to be very good prospect that Germany may find after the war that her practical world monopoly of the supplies of national potash is a f„r less valuable national commercial asset than it was before the Kaiser and bis advisers598 words
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Article230 1918-11-28 6 New York, Sept. 24: Six men and one woman, all followers of Lemne and Trotzky, were indicated in the Federal Court in New York for conspiracy to violate tbe Espionage law, by publishing a Bolshevist circular containing scurrilous references to President Wilson. When arraigned, the woman230 words
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Article17 1918-11-28 6 Ship* |a communicvdoi with tho Commercial Wireless Station as. Koan Mam, Melchior Trent), Banka, Van Cloon.17 words
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Article582 1918-11-28 6 Rice and Wage*. A General meeting of the Klan g District Planters' Association was beld at the Klang Club on November 19th, there being present Messrs H R Quartley (Chairman) R N Hendrie, R D Oreenhill, H R Hardiugham, S C Yeomans, C Hammond Smith and 0 A582 words
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237 1918-11-28 6 Camp Humphreys. September 27. No longer will it be nocessary to operate on the throat of the poor army mule, as the French veterinarians are said to do, to prevent the resounding hee-haws by which the boast wakes the oclues, arousing I Camp237 words
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Article538 1918-11-28 6 Mergai Robbir, Ltd. The Director*' report to the shareholders for the year ended 30th June VJIS, states: Your Directors have pleasure in submitting herewith a duly audited Statement of the Accounts of tho £2! mt the year ended 30th Accounts. The Net Profit for the year as shown538 words
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Article119 1918-11-28 6 A certain youug man from a rich family in Yeungkong was captured for rauaom a few months ago by Sheu Shiug Feu, robber uuder the leadership of Hsu Tang hai Thia young man is a handsome fellow and skilful in the art of conversation. He119 words
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Article771 1918-11-28 6 I M«* Quoted ia the Market this Marai-g. HINOAP .IS NOV. 28. Meaan Ijyall and 3vatt, JBxchan-e aud Bhan Beokan, i«*ae the following list of quotation* tfobttir Shares. Noaa. V» Bu.era. Ssllata. J! ft- B 'B I/- Angio Jar* 6(- 7/S/- AnijLo-Maiay 12/. 16/--1 Ayex Kcuiag 40/«771 words
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Article59 1918-11-28 6 Singapore, Nov. 28. On Loudon— Bank 4 m/i 2/4 15/33 Demand 2/4 7/32 Private 3 m/a 2/4 23/32 On India— Bank T. T. On Hongkong— Bank d/d 41f% pmm. On Shanghai— Bank d/d 45| On Java— Bank T. T, 133 On Japan— Bank d/d 1044 Sovereigns—buyingrate $8.54 Bank ot59 words
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Article56 1918-11-28 6 Jtlh.-. j Loadoa. Toe toliowitig are the date* oi ifparture from Singapore of the European Mailt arui their deliverj > > London. Mail. Lxwt. Dkxivb v*u Mail F lapt. p> N ov 6 MaU B Sept. 18 Nov. 16 Matl H Sept. 21 Nov. 16 MaiH Sept. 2756 words
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177 1918-11-28 6 A certain air of ui\«'erT w attach to h black pearl a,s'i«i4jj its rarity as from any oth-". "There ia at pretest in writes a correspond, nt i Queensland city, "a rerj men of black pearl, which brought from tbe northern Jf grounds of177 words
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Article123 1918-11-28 6 Hie Liphest LuiiciLg west of a 1 Mississippi ;'<s in Seattle, Waakafaj The tower rises 450ft above mm level. The building eoven a p. I 106ft b/ 120ft. The main strc;:art:« twenty-one atereya high, mitu the tower ados twelve t: addition to this there are two123 words
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Advertisement116 1918-11-28 6 K RUSE'S FLUID Magnesia L THE IDEAL PICK-ME-UP ON i Sale Everywhere. LISTEN TO A FRIEND! You can cure every irritating cough in quicker time than it takes to tell you, simply by resorting to KLOO3TER HONEY That wonderful preparation discovered by the monks, a simple combination of the beehive116 words
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Advertisement273 1918-11-28 6 m KlRi^ B N B yamat Co. I BMJ BEBR Train Services. Singapore (Tank-Road) Dally. The mail rains from Singapore for the north leave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 a.m. (Sunday excepted) and 7 p.m. arriving at Kuala Lumpur at 7.18 p.m. and 6.45 a.m. respectively. The through express273 words
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Advertisement182 1918-11-28 6 AN ASSASSIN. libeunia'ism is like an ummX Before yon know i: vol are it* power, and the terrible m aches that follow *re evea worst than if the assassin a knife was dfc ven into your flesh. Little's Oriental Balm is the one and the only true i cure for182 words
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Miscellaneous281 1918-11-28 6 Mails CJose. 0 To day. P 84,1115,1 2.30 |)ir I Muar and Malacca Francis Gamier J.3'; nrg KSJ&S.* M i^ 0rt T> 8 r ettenham Hebe 2-30 pm Uatn Pahat Baa Lee Gaan 2.30 prn v b u Kmei y 3 p® r ulau Batam and t> lialang Hock Kmg281 words
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Article1044 1918-11-28 7 The Interval Before the Charge. (By Lieut. F. J. Sleath.) P. ivate Jones fixed hii eyes on a little pile of rabble sixty yards ahead, and mentally deoided that it would be the very spot to shelter behind at the end of the next rash forward, before1,044 words
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Article31 1918-11-28 7 Orders for week ending Saturday, Nov. 30 Thursday, aiov. 28—Recruit Buglers, Mala; Volunteer Club, 5.15 p.m, Friday, Nov. 29. —Ambulance Class, V.M.C.A,. 5.15 p.m. Frank C. Sands Commissioner.31 words
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Article92 1918-11-28 7 Order* for the week ending Saturday, Nov. 30 To Day. 5.15 pm Drill Hall Earaiian Co BVC do BVC Band Bugles (Compulaory) 7o morrow. 4,40 Jardine Steps for Fort Silenatng SVA (All details) (Compulsory j 0.15 Drill Hall Signalling Sec. BVC n do SVC Reoraits 5.00 do92 words
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Article163 1918-11-28 7 Apropos of the mysterious doings of the Hidden Hand, the following Blory was told by Mr Arnold White whilst addressing a meeting of the British Empire Union in Hyde Park on August 18 Kitohener's murder is one of the great proofs of the existence of a vast ably-organised and wonder,163 words
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Advertisement570 1918-11-28 7 BANKS UTEREO BANK OF INDIA, IfIHJ/ji AND CHINA. U39omlSmm ENGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER, n Capital in 60,000 Shares of U L fl £1,200,000 JLnmi £2,000,000 i of Proprietors r £1,200,000 BANKERS, of England, The London Jd"Midland Bank, Ltd. The to County and Westminster Ltc.. The National Provincial '/England, L-td» The570 words
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Advertisement493 1918-11-28 7 NOTICES Malacca 1918 Our Dai Fits. The booklet containing a long programme of The Malacca 1918 OUR DAY FETE, which will be held on Wednesday, the Ist January 1919, is being prepared, and advertisers are invited to send for the benefit of the OUR DAY FUND their advertisements for insertion493 words
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Advertisement390 1918-11-28 7 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO LTD. Incorporated in New Zealand. FIRE Insurances effected on Buildings, Rent and Merchandise of every description. MARINE Insurances accepted to all parts of the world at lowest rates. WAR RISK accepted to all parts. J. HENRY Manager, Offices 2, Finlayson Green. The Eastern United Assurance390 words
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Advertisement452 1918-11-28 7 the: attention Of Shipowners and Agents ia directed to the following goods now stocked by n«: Bass Brooms, House Broom*, Banister Brushes. Cupper Bound Paint Brashes, Mrmc Bound PaiDt Brushes, Short Tar Brashes, Long Tar Brunhes, Glass Powder No. O, Sewing Palms. Pine Sdder (Europe Mad«> Screw Dri»«rs, Moulders, Bellows452 words
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Advertisement83 1918-11-28 7 if you wake up every morning with a coated tongue, a mean feeling in the head, feverish, cross and depressed, it's time you attended to your liver. Harsh cathartics which purge violently and lower the vitality are useless. Use instead pinketteS THE TUT LAMTIVEI which give nature just the gentle83 words
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Advertisement928 1918-11-28 7 J However Sick Baby may be I not U P hopa—saore often than not the cause ia wrong feeding 8 —«f yoa will only get the right food for baby, you will toon Care hita 1 ?JJ the ro d to h «»lth. A mother with a wasting baby shoald928 words
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Title Section24 1918-11-28 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Oallf.J SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. issued Daily. VoL V, No. 280 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS24 words
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Advertisement545 1918-11-28 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUNE AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. Phone No. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable In Advance. Per annum $*«*29 Half-yearly 7.25 Per quarter 3.75 Per mensem... S 1.85 Postage Extra 50 CtS. per month. P.*0. British India! AND APCAR line (COMFAN1BI IHOOBPOBATID IK ENGLAND.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. i Peninsular and Oriental545 words
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Advertisement148 1918-11-28 1 I I I Nippon Yusen Kaisha j (INCORPORATED IN -JAPAN) NOTICE is hereby given I I that the NIPPON YUSEN KAI- I j SHA have opened a BRANCH I I OFFICE in Singapore, and the I I business hitherto transacted I on their behalf by Messrs. I j Paterson Simons148 words
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Advertisement587 1918-11-28 1 Tel. No. 1925. O. S. K. Osaka Shosen Kaisha. (Osaka Mercantile S. S. Co., Ltd (Incorporated in Japan, 1884). Capital 50,ooo,oao Yen STEAMERS 350,000 Gross tonnage 150 vesseis Under construction 150,000 Gross tonnage PROMPT CONNECTION FOR THROUCH CARGO Sumatra-Straits Line Weekly service s.8. Tenchi Maru Nov. 30, for Palembang. s.B-587 words
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Advertisement594 1918-11-28 1 THE MALAYA TRIBUHt* SHIPPING GAZETTE. The Popular Newspaper r,f th P o, BmttlemeufM. aitt t& PUBLISHED DAUv Complete Reports of Local v n Condensed News from F.M.S. J ay China, India, Ceyloa and Japl*' Fall and Latest War n evi% NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (lVOOBPOBelTBD HI /APAN) JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co594 words
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