Malaya Tribune, 16 December 1918
1918-12-16
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Title Section27 1918-12-16 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. VoL V.- No 295 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1918 PBICE 5 CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16.27 words
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Advertisement375 1918-12-16 1 I Tay Guan Kiat Contractor for the supply of b FIRE W O O £> I to the Municipal Commissioners for the S years 1916, 1917 and 1918. Now the ftaccenfal Contractor" for tha I supply of same for the coming years I 1919 1920. I A.1DRESS I II PHILLIP375 words
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Advertisement183 1918-12-16 1 Straits Jiotel TANJONC PACAR ROAD. Board and Lodging, Single and Double Rooms. For particulars apply to the Manager. TERMS VERY MODERATE. Telegraphic Addrew PRANAKAM." m IF YOUR TEETH are worn out. and before they get worse consult J. IKE DA. Workmanship Guaranteed. 41, HILL STREET (Opposite tbe Central Fire Station.)183 words
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Advertisement90 1918-12-16 1 I IS RECOMMKNDED BY I Tee Municipal Commissioners j I FOR COMBATING j SPANISH HFIOEIZtI I To prevent the spread of this disease, occupiers of premises should have their floors sprayed daily with a solution of IZAL. This solution should not be swept X away, but should be allowed to90 words
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Advertisement181 1918-12-16 1 I NOW LOOK HERB Tay Guan Kiat j The successful Contractor 8 for the supply, of F I Ft E W O O D j to the Municipal Commisioners 3 for the years 1919 and 1 Address t 1 II PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE, g "ONOD A" Portland CEMENT. Manufactured by181 words
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Article687 1918-12-16 2 To Prevent Ignition Trouble. Ordinarily the magneto requires very little attention. About seven parts negleot and one part intelligent oleaning and oiling is all that ia necessary. The following points ahoald be helpful: Keep the magneto perfectly dry at all times, using one drop of oil in each687 words
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Article29 1918-12-16 2 Drill Programme for December. Monday 16*. Parade at St<poy Lines, 5.15 p.m. Friday 20. P;rad> at S- Lines, 5.15 p in. Andre v A*ne\v OUioor Commanding29 words
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Article90 1918-12-16 2 The Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association. 375th Aoctioo, 1Kb and 12th December, 1918. Offered 3,986,914 lbs. or tona 1,811.1*. Peices Realised. Sheet Cents per lb. Smoked Fine Ribbed 70 to 72} Good 57} 69} Fine Plain 55} Crepe Fine Pale Thin 73 „T5 Good 60 72*90 words
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Article118 1918-12-16 2 Guthrie Co's Report. Singapore, Dte, 13. A* the Weekly rubber auction held yesterday and to-day, demand v/as on a very limited scale, the manufacturing interests being practically out of the market. Prices of Standard Grades show only a slight weakening, but the stats of the market may be judged from118 words
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Article224 1918-12-16 2 Barlow Co's Report. 0 Singapore, Dec 13, market has remained steady with but little fluctuation in values. At the opening of the Auction on tho 11th instant the market was weak but improved slightly as the sales progressed but was never really strong and the demand generally can only be224 words
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Article176 1918-12-16 2 Singapore, Djo 13. The Auctions opened and conliuued to the end with a very weak ton*. Most of tin kr$e buyein seemed to be holding off. Jr'ale Crepe realised ap to 74i and Be*t Smoked R.bbed Sh«4t theer prices were weakly maintained to the finish, but176 words
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Article479 1918-12-16 2 British ia SpUzbergea- It If reported from Copenhagen that the British flag has been hoisted in Kbeltaft Harbour, in Spitsbergen. German houses there and the German wireless station have been destroyed. It ii a ourioui oicumitance that there exist, within 400 miles of the ooast Norway and 1,200479 words
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Article171 1918-12-16 2 The "Nieuws t d Dag contains the following til bit Borne scions of the country that stood so high above all others tha*, owing to anforeseen circumstances, it had to sink considerably, were playing tennis in Deca Park in Batavia. Some babus, pushing perambulators iv front of them171 words
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Article145 1918-12-16 2 Driak (ton lilt Wrong Boitl, 1 Before Mr A "W J B8 t Mi in the Coroner's Cour T pltr| te 8*"' d V l«t, the M,,,'® 1 ooncladed into the death Chik, a Sumatra Mala Wa ,D employed as chanffenr to Sir"*/ Brockman, during the infl epidemic,145 words
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Article177 1918-12-16 2 The British battalion which held up recently bj the ftnlshsiLu! Biberia while proceeding «e Bt commanded by Colonel John W,7 M. P., the Labour member for Stoka Tbe first detach me lit occspied th train airiving ai Z«ma, w uen engine-driver was held ap by armed BoUhevuts,177 words
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Advertisement189 1918-12-16 2 KIM Co., *\sr j «—.«n nni.n» t him Just received a Large Consignment of the foliowijgg articles; (Bvitista BStataufaaotui**) j Account Books of 2, 3, 4 Up-to-date 3a Novels V qUireS ALBO Envelopes 1 New Selection of 6 penny Complete Officd Stationery Eagle series Novels etc., etc. LATEST DESIGNS —IN—189 words
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Advertisement345 1918-12-16 2 easteln illustrated review. Contend liitroducion By The Hod. Dr. Liui Boon Keng, 0.8. E. 3 Supplement of HJS. Tbe »:<»veruon 8.8. <4>or jjkivarnor 4jllnstf»ted, A ±*t 7 K[rv J.ee Ohtan Gu»o, Mh a (illuiti%t«d) By T K.T. 17 I ingapore CenVenaiy—l9l9 (illustrated) By E.J. a4)B War Anniversary Meetings (illustrated) 47345 words
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Advertisement75 1918-12-16 2 In a hot climate such as this, harmful bacteria multiply very quickly and that ..the reason of stomach and bowel complaints bemgso V prevalent. These troubles are difficult to cure unless the right medicine be taken. Woods' Great Peppermint Core is a medicine of sound curative properties Vfr^*** and particularly75 words
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Advertisement299 1918-12-16 2 BNtlSll^ Aid Association, "Our Day" 1918 War Loan Lottery. Ticals 1,000,000 Tickets, Ticals 5 each If all tickets are sold prizes will be;— 1st Prize Ticals 200,000 2 Prizes 50,000 each i 20,000 18 5,000 32 m 2,500 50 m 1,000 140 500 The balance of ticals 260, \~>0. lew299 words
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Article289 1918-12-16 3 Singapore, December 14 Hv»Bee Local and Ck m 1 i ooinmn. Copr-i. Bnsinoes doi c. Tap*oca. -Weak. done. Sago Basins done Gambier.- So Bosiutws. fiaaair *T' ''y No Bisinm Gthtr Froda rk< I Lata? Loal t'sfift tgsfetei. Nutmegs 110 S. por pioc! $53.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 57.00 Copra289 words
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Article240 1918-12-16 3 Bir.praj.or*;, Deoember 16. Messrs Latham A Co., the ArctvJe, advise the following quota 'ions vlorQajdh 13.65 $3 80 Iyer &uning* 1.25 1.40 iyer Molek 260 2.70 .y*r Proas 11.00 11.50 Balgowa»s 5.15 5.50 BnkH Jflotong 0.60 0.70 BftkM Slatii 1.10 1.15 Bukit X B 0.65 O.SO $.75240 words
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Advertisement188 1918-12-16 3 One of the Finest Screen Dramas ever shown to be j seen AT THE MARLBOROUGH Picture Theatre, Beach Road The Hall for Comfort, Good Masic and Good Pictares Second Show at 9.15 p.m. A Thanhouser Photo-play Supreme Portraying a Capital Story in a play which will win encomiums on account188 words
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Advertisement674 1918-12-16 3 «■■■■■PjpjpjßHHPjpjpjpjpjM Z for five: nights The Alhambra Aihambrais F rom Friday, Dec 13 to Tuesday, Dec. 17 the only the Theatre theatre t where you with ma get the BEST JL 1 1 A k J pP% A "garden** 1 3: ALHAMBRA^: and the BEST The Ha| for Musk and674 words
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Advertisement618 1918-12-16 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE EMPIRE Tunjonf Pagar Road. Trams Pass the Door, leoond Show ait 8 15 Triangle Fine Arts Production 5 Daphne and the Pirate 5 Featuring Lillian Gish and Elliot DexterEpisode* 5 and 6 of the 4 MYSTERY SHIP 4 Flwt Show T. 30 6 A Bluebird618 words
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Article1410 1918-12-16 4 It is not inopportune at the present moment to consider the oaases which led up to victory by the Allies. It is often heard said that had suoh and such events not occurred victory would have been with the Central Powers, or that it was some particular1,410 words
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Article382 1918-12-16 4 Tin is quoted at $125.10 no sellers. Rabies Is declared to exist at Alor Gajah in Malacca Mr H Marriott is appointed custodian of enemy property. slubber is quoted at 2/3J for orepe and 2 2j for sheet-. The Gazette publishes amendments to the Police Force regulations382 words
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Article73 1918-12-16 4 Macphail Co's Report. To-day's Business. BiWer.—Unchanged 48 7/16. Hongkong.—42s per cent p.m. Shanghai.—4s}. Rubber.—Steady. Tin —Bayers $125.10 no sellers. Soadais have been done at $7 35, Malaka Pindas at Jimahs at $1.70. Offers are invited for Lnnas and Indragiris. litis are firmer-business done $10 20, Menglembus 80/85 cents Kampongs 52/3/53/3.73 words
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Article259 1918-12-16 4 General News Sammary, Paris, Dee 14, 11.50 p.*. Brest is temporarily Tho war port to-day Is !at J activity in antici^«»aoi arrival at two o'clock in the gftonoon of President Wilson. Th Municipality ef Brest has erected I triumphal arch. Mr. Wilson will reach the station, for the259 words
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Article98 1918-12-16 4 London, Dec, 10, 2.10 p m, Peking; The Allied ministers have handed to the Chinese Govern, ment an Aide Memoire stating that the Allies are gravely conoerned at the civil strife in China and hope that tbe steps now beirc uken with a view to a98 words
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Article83 1918-12-16 4 London, Deo. 13, 6.35 p.m. The Hagne The second Chamber deoated at lent th the alleged Belgian designs on Dutch Liaiburg. The Premier said that the Government was convinced of the Linburgers' patriotism and the determination of the Dutch people to maintain* their territorial integrity, London, D*»o.83 words
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Article78 1918-12-16 4 London, Deo 14, 7.55 a.m. The Press Bureau states that the activities of the Royal Air Force against submarines and in th° home coast patrol during the last seven months of the war included lighting 216 hostile submarines, of which 189 were attached, whilst 351 aircraft78 words
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Article25 1918-12-16 4 London, Deo. 14, 9.45 a.m. An aeroplane with a crew of ti* left Ipswioh yesterday on a flight w Karachi and Delhi,25 words
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Article96 1918-12-16 4 The Cinemas. The Empire is screening, in th* atcond honae, to-night, a Triangl* Fine Arts production, Daphne and the Pirate, in 5 parte, and further episodes of the Mystery Snip whilst the earlier entertainment hai a continuation of tbe detective drama, The Mysteriona Mr. Tiller, further episodes of the96 words
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Article58 1918-12-16 4 For the relief of thote P« 01 classes in Galle District, Oj"J who are now ■offering senoaij a result of the recent icnaeo» epidemio and the high prwjf food stuffs, tfudaliyar B P Je ■jjj the well-known jeweller «JJJ Street, generonilv cabled to Ri 1,000, with another58 words
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Advertisement217 1918-12-16 4 ROBINSON Co. I SOLE 'AGENTS FOR j Britain's Best Bicycle The Raleigh Complete with plated Lamp, Bell and Pump, Tools, Tool 1 Bag and Repair outfit, in 22, 24, 26 and 28 inoh frames. 11 Price $130 Nett. Special Quotations to (Traders lon Application. I I OIL FOR THE HOME217 words
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Advertisement156 1918-12-16 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 sizes; Copper ball float valves; Brass water bib cocks, etc., etc. GUAN KIAT AND Co.,156 words
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Advertisement90 1918-12-16 4 Mc CALLIWS M Perfection M Scotch Whisky $iu*YJ WW i *\i^^^e Sole Agents Calbeck, Macgregor AND Co, WINE INO OPIIIT MERCHANTS KIAM KIAT Co. 108 and 109 Market Street. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Large Consignment OF Luzon Lagio Plows PRICES AS USUAL. Are you interested in Chinese Affairs Do you90 words
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Article685 1918-12-16 5 Rhine Bridgeheads Occupied. London, Dec 10, 6.15 p.m. Amsterdam: The Cologne Gazette, referring to the British occupation, says that the troops appear unpretentious. The commander of the British oavalry refrained from dosing the bridges to pedestrians or tramoars and also refrained from posting up deorees obliging civilians to685 words
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Article31 1918-12-16 5 London, Deo 10, 1.0 p.m. Paris: The Japanese cruiser Nises him, flying the flag of Rear Admiral Sato, with two torpedo boats, arrived at Constantinople on tbe 6th.31 words
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Article260 1918-12-16 5 Arrival in France. London, Dec 13, 3.30 p.m. Paris President "Wilson has arrived at Brest. London, Deo 14, 6.0 p.m. President Wilson arrived at Paris this morning. The guns thundered a weloome and military bands played national airs. M Poinoare was the first to receive Mr Wilson, who,260 words
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Article286 1918-12-16 5 Some Of the Points. London, Deo 10, 12.10 a.m. Referring to nationalisation, Mr Churchill said that it [might be expedient for the State to ran the railways unprofitably in order to develop industries and agriculture. Land settlement, new industries, the extension of production, could not be organised unless286 words
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Article45 1918-12-16 5 London, Deo 14, 9.45 a m. Christiania The Norwegian Government has proposed to the Danish and Swedish Governments to take steps to secure Scandinavian repre. sentation at the Peace Conference, especially as regards tbe league of nations, and compensation for maritime war losses.45 words
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Article40 1918-12-16 5 London, Deo 14, 9.45 a.m. Paris In the Chamber, Undersecretary Deschamps announced that the demobilisation of reservists would begin on Dec 28. Altogether 1,200,000 would be demobilised. He pointed out that there had been no demobilisation in Germany.40 words
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Article36 1918-12-16 5 London, Dec 10, 1.0 p,m. The newspapers appreciatively record that the Malay States have made a further contribution of £6,462 to the King's Pand for Sailors, making a total contribution of nearly .«25,000.36 words
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Article423 1918-12-16 5 Case For Our Retention. London, Dec. 11, 5 45 p.m. Mr. Walter Long in a speech at Oxford, giving his reasont why the ex-German colonies should be re tamed by the British Empire, recalled the German atrocities upon the natives, especially the disappearance of eighty per centum of423 words
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Article128 1918-12-16 5 London, Dec. 12. 1.5 p.m. At a meeting of the Central Asian Society, Colonel Pemberton endorsed the suggestion of Colonel C C Yate that the peace terms should include restoration to China of the famous astronomical instruments taken from Peking to Berlin in 1900. General Sir Elmund128 words
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Article118 1918-12-16 5 London, Dec 11, 6,10 p.m. Heater's servioe wires an optimistic view of the prospeots of the next decade taken from Lord Inchcapo's speech at the annual meeting of the Peninsula and Oriental Company, dealing with tha question of employment. Lord Inchcape, after emphasising that there were vast118 words
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Article68 1918-12-16 5 London, Dec. 11, 2.5 p.m. Paris A number of the mothers of Lille have jointly initiated legal proceedings against the ex Kaiser on the ground that it was under his orders that the German Army leaders, in April, 1916, forcibly carried off their daughters who were68 words
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Article18 1918-12-16 5 London, Dec. 16, 3.65 p,m. The Indian delegates to the peace conference have arrived in London.18 words
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Article367 1918-12-16 5 Terrible Coaditloos. London, Deo. 10, 2.45 p.m. Cbristiania: Eighteen Norwegians belonging to various classes have just arrived from Rarsia, where they have lived throughout the revolution. They deolare that life is absolutely unbearable, even for the m>8; favoured olasses. The Bolsheviks continue their policy of extermination of all367 words
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Article299 1918-12-16 5 Reichstag To Be Revived. London, Deo 14, 2.35 p.m. Copenhagen A telegram from Munioh says that Eisner had lengthy official conferences with the Entente representatives on December 10 at which the question of arriving at a separate agreement with Bavaria was discussed, A telegram from Berlin eayi that the299 words
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Article28 1918-12-16 5 London Dec 14, 7.15 a.m. Amsterdam A wire from Vienna states that the Czech o-Slovaks have occupied the German Bohemian towns of Reiohenberg, Trantenaa, and Gablong.28 words
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Article1490 1918-12-16 5 Saturday's Big Doiogs. Ab referred to in oar coin runs on Saturday, one of tbe most impressive sights every seen in Singapore waa the huge prooession of gaily decorated motor-cars, carrying representatives of the various Indian, Ceyloneee, Arab. Malay (i poinding Javanese and Boyanese) communities, who proceeded to1,490 words
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38 1918-12-16 5 The American Consul General informs us of the receipt of a tebgram from the Secretary of State, Washington, treading as follows: "Circular thirteenth import restrictions on orude rubber are removed."38 words
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Advertisement121 1918-12-16 5 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. The Revision of the Assessment Lis's for iluuses and Lands within t'te Municipality of the Town and Fort of Malacca, for the year 1919, having been completed abd the Municipal Commissioners haying certified in terms of Section 62 of The Municipal Ordinance 1913 that no valid objection has121 words
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Advertisement970 1918-12-16 5 Latest Advertisements. WANTED An intelligent Junior Clerk, good at figures Apply personally with copies cf certificates and specimen of handwriting to the Manager, Malaya Tribune. 16 12 u c WANTED. Experienc d Book-keeper and General Clerk required for Rubbe* Estate in Singapore. Apply, statin* previous experience, to Box 181 c/o970 words
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Article830 1918-12-16 6 him foots* ii tta Mtxttt this lortiftf. BIKOA.FO HI Dm. I*. Mann Lyall ud Htatt, Mscbanga ncl Brokan, lata, tha foUowia* liat of qaotatioas itnbbw Marti. H,„ valu. Bb> r». Bel.era. If. Allagar 3 8 8 1/. AagLoJara ft Jr I/. Anglo-Malay -1 40/- 60If- BarangMalak 4J4830 words
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Article62 1918-12-16 6 Singapore, Dec 16. On London— Bank 4 ra/d 2/1 15/.J2 Demand 2/4 7/32 Private 3 m/ 8 2/4 11/16 On India— Bank T T. On Hongkong— Bank d/d 42| g prera. On Shanghai— Bank d/d 45, On Java— Bank T. T, 1314. On Japan— Bank d/d 105 Sovereigns—baying rate62 words
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Article12 1918-12-16 6 Ships in communication with the Commercial Wireleei Station thil morning :—Nil.12 words
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Article64 1918-12-16 6 OellTtrcJ la L> idea folio-wing are th* (!at«e ri iypartnr* from Singapore of tru Stuopt*n Mails <*nd their d*-ifve>3 Left Delivkhid U Sin OA pore London. September 12 November 15 do 18 do 15 do 21 do 15 do 27 do 14 do 2* do 11 October 464 words
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Article106 1918-12-16 6 Qaesrorj la Koala Lumpur A Secretariat letter and a copy of a 1-ttrr from the Selangor Braneb, F M 8 Chamber of Commerce, regardinf house accommodation for Euiopeana ia Kaala Lampnr forwarded therewith, were laid on the table at the bat meeting of Koala Lampnr, Smiiary Board. It waa106 words
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1198 1918-12-16 6 (By Captain H B C Pollard). Iu tracing the historical development of military ml*]] arms, tbe outstanding feature which hai marked each successively adopted weapon baa been "rate of fire." Improvements in accuracy, tbe lengthening of the efficient range, and other equally important faoton1,198 words
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Advertisement98 1918-12-16 6 X' RUSE'S FLUID Magnesia THE IDEAL PICK-ME-UP ON Sale Everywhere* TO live j To drink the cup of life to the full, to enjoy the very thought of being alive, to feel in every heart-throb the joy of never-dying youthfulness to keep lit and line, take Nervona Price 1.40 per98 words
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Advertisement315 1918-12-16 6 Train Services, Singapore (Tart Road) Dally. Tho mail rains from Singapore for tho north l*ave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 a.m. (Sunday excepted) and 7 p.m. arriving at Koala Lumpur at 7 lrf p.m. and 6.45 a.m. r*Bpectiv*!y. The through expit-a* to Penang leaves Kn.»la Lnrupor ay B a.m.315 words
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Advertisement310 1918-12-16 6 Oh How it Hurts. That's what you say about that painful swelling on your knee or elbow. But wbat are you going to do about it —sit there anj suffer Perhaps you have trie! all sorts of embrocations and found no relief. These arc just the sort of cases in310 words
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Advertisement935 1918-12-16 6 THE ORIENTAL GOVERNMENT SECURITY Life Assurance Co., Ltd. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS exceed $32,571,428.00 Absolute Secuhity. Income ll 1 SI7 .$4,587,500.00 Total 0m-»0 in 1817 $2,732,371 n Assurance effected in 1917 $4,790,128.30 Increase In Funds ItJMMuu Total Policies in force 67,122 assuring with Bonus Additions, $73,596,202.00. Total amount935 words
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Miscellaneous153 1918-12-16 6 Mails Close. T* dayBatu Pahat Men* 2.80 pm Port Bwettenham and T. Anaon *Per*k (sjs.Co.L»td.) 2.80 pm Malacoa and Miar Kaka 8 pm Pulau Soegi •Benail I pm Pulaa Batam and Palaa Balanc Hook Ktni 8 pm P. Samba, Prig» Rajah, Tembilahan 4 lndragiri Indraglri 8 pm P. Samba, Anarab*,153 words
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Article1309 1918-12-16 7 Interesting Reminiscences. At the public meeting last Friday in favour of excluding Germans from the Colony for a period of ten years, Mr Makepeace, who seconded the resolution, said i Mr Chairman, Ltdiea and Gentlemen, I have much pleasure in seoondicg the resolution, whioh has been read1,309 words
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Article99 1918-12-16 7 The Women's Christian Temper, anoe Union gratefully aoknowledg c the following contributions to the above found. Mrs Prior $2 Sir John Bocknlll 10 Mrs L<?e Choon Guan 10 Mrs Bailey 5 Mr A Long 20 Mrs Robson 5 Mrs Frankel 5 Miss Strom 599 words
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Advertisement624 1918-12-16 7 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BY BOTAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 Mich £1,200,000 SUftcrsaFund «,000,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors .£l,2(¥)^oo BANKERS. Ik* Bank of England, The London City and Midland Bank, Ltd, Tha London County and Westminster Bank, Ltd.,624 words
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Advertisement449 1918-12-16 7 HOTICES The Sze Hai Tong Banking and Insurance Co., Ltd. Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary General Meeting of the abovenamed Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company at Nos. 57 58, Kling Street, on Friday, the 13th day of December, 1918, at 4.30 o'clock449 words
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Advertisement748 1918-12-16 7 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO LTD. Incorporated m Naw Zealand. FIRE Insurances effected on Buildings, Rent and of every description. MARINE Insnrancea accepted to all parts of the world at lowest rates. WAR RISK accepted to all parts. J. HENRY Manager, Offioes 2, Finiayson Green. Tho Eastern United Assurance Corporation,748 words
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Advertisement137 1918-12-16 7 m >^BHßHaai^aaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaHaaaaaaaaaaaaßaaaasMiaaaaasaaaaßßaaaavav Nature's Warning When you turn away from foo 1 without appetite, it is nature warning you that your digestion is out of order. Your stomach cannot absorb food, nor youi blood carry tbe necessary nourishment to your nerves, brain and muscles. To put your blood in tbe right137 words
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Advertisement717 1918-12-16 7 OMNlinillU I Your Baby Aould Childhood's 1 1 jbhgVK' P 'oubtaboutthis baby enjoying 3 i 5 mm\\\\\wfyJXm\\\ h?ppy day?. She was reared on 3 S f'':<\o. Y. 'iy r. -c ju-.f aa strong and g EE mainly a gu< 31 i< n of giving Glaxo. 8 9 Ej s <'"717 words
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Title Section24 1918-12-16 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Dailf.j SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. issued Dally. VoL V. No. 295 SINGAPORE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1918 PRICE 5 CENTS24 words
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Article457 1918-12-16 1 Ship Set Ablaze by Lightning. Tho steamer Dumaru, bound from San Francisco for the Philippines with a cargo of naval stores including gasoline and dynamite waa struck by lightning and destroyed on Oct. 16th after leaving Guam. The arory of the disaster is briefly told iv457 words
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Article263 1918-12-16 1 Captain Heolor Kras r, who was •ither killed or drowned wten nib ■hip, the Uirano Mara, was torpedoed, with 300 lives lost, on the way to Capetown, has had a uisliugaished career. Born 71 years ago, he started hie seafaring life 50 years ago when he sailed263 words
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Article149 1918-12-16 1 Wo have received from the Cos toms and Excise Department the following Approximate Rwturn showing the values of Imports and Exports during the month of November 1918 Imports Ticals. 3% Goods 6,742,773 Wine, Beer, and S.uVits 150 952 Gold leal 90,000 Bnllion A Coin 90,000 Opium Total149 words
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Article59 1918-12-16 1 Monday. D>c. If.—High Water S2O am. 9ft. Sin* 10 1 v m Si. iin. TnegJay, D<?c. 17.—Moon Max Dec. N. 2h A. High Water:— 9.10 a.m. 9fr. 7ins 10 r >2 p nj. 9ft. 3ir, B Wtdneeday Dec. 18.—Fall Moon 2h IMm M High Water :—9 5759 words
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Article106 1918-12-16 1 Table for December. Date. Time of High Water 16 2 55 3 16 17 3 53 4 10 18 4 43 5 01 19 5 32 5 56 20 6 11 6 42 21 6 53 7 25 22 7 33 8 07 23 8 14 8106 words
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Advertisement439 1918-12-16 1 I THE MALAYA TRIBUNE j I AND f? 3 SHIPPING GAZETTE. 'Phone XVo. 171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Payable In Advance. Per annum $14.00 1 Half-yearly 7.25 Per quarter 3.75 Per mensem 1.25 Postage Extra 50 c*S per month. P.«O. British India APCAR LINE (COMPAKIJK IKOOSPOSATID OT ESGLATO.) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES.439 words
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Advertisement270 1918-12-16 1 TOYO KISEN KAISHA (licorporated in Japan) For San Francisco Direct (Calling a; a port in Japan for Coal) Tha fast steamship Shinyo Maru 1,831 lorn Gross Register, will b> "espstchfd from Singapore early Februar. 191 y. For freight and fall particulate HppK to McAlister Co Ltd-, Agents •Incorporated in Singapore).270 words
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Advertisement288 1918-12-16 1 Phone No. 1925. O.S.K. The Osaka Mercantile S. S. Co., Ltd. (Incorporated in Japan.) No. 2 Da Souza Street Proposed Sailings from Slngapori. fSubjact to ahaagt witkaut notiw) For EUROPE via Suez. Ganges Maru for Ma-seilles, aboat Dec 27. Altai Maru for London, early Jan. Nanking Maru for Marseille*, early288 words
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Advertisement537 1918-12-16 1 I THERMAL AY A TRIBUNE? if an n I i SHIPPING GAZETTE, The Popular Newspaper of the Straits* Settlements. PUBLISHED DAILY. Complete Reports of Local Events. Condensed News from F.M.8., Java China, India, Ceylon and Japan! Full and Latest War News, NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (Incorporated in Japan) Under Mail Contract537 words
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