Malaya Tribune, 3 November 1919

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1 1 Malaya Tribune
  • 29 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. 4 EVENING DAILY. Vol. VI. No* 257 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1919 PKICE 5 CENTS The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 289 1 f H!N W£H GO. j fl Market Street and Orchard I I SPECIALISTS IN j| Motor Repairing, Motor 1 I Supplies, Ships* Stores,J I A.ND J Estate Requisites, 'phone 741. TO NIGHT'S BIG COLLECTION OF EXCLUSIVE FEATURIS IN THE SECOND SHOW AT 9.15 P. M. PARAMOUNT FIRST POWERFUL MYSTERY SERIAL
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    • 218 1 Straits Jiotei i TAHJONC PAGAR RO 0. m^mmmmm Board aud Lodging, Single and Double Rooms. For particulars apply to tbe Manager. TERNS VEBY MODERATE. T«l«*fapbk Address PR AN AH AN.' FOR SALE. 1. A nice small bungalow in Cairn* hill Road, containing 4 bedrooms', Tennis court etc. Price reasonable. 2.
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    • 39 1 MEUKOW I J j BRANDY. 4 FINE OLD MELLOW LIQUEUR j Obtainable I From the leading dealers. I BOTTLED IN FRANCE j BY I A. C. MEDKOW Co. COGNAC. I CASTILLO BRAND Old Spanish Port. A GOOD FRUITY WINE.
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    • 314 1 I ANTI-PYOH J 1 A valuable aid in the I prevention Lnd r wrfIment *f PYORRHEA A Delightful DrnUl j Wash. I per bottle. ASAHIj ML Jj BEER. I I WW I 38 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE BrntiMf at won, KUALA LUHPUB ft PENARY Tag Hee Cigarettes Our New Chop of
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  • 241 2 New Heraldic Symbol for Germany The German Government ia preparing to abolish tbe Monarchist emblems on official coats of arms, seals, alamos, notejaper, and en velopea. New tokens are to be substituted. The one-headed Bl*ck Eagle h e bt-.n selected by the Government se the Qei man
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  • 542 2 In ceding Penang to John Com. p«ny, in 1786, the Sultan of Kedah set forth in a letter the conditions on which he was prepared to ceao tL« island tothe East Inlia Compan This letter was wntteu <a Tv« day, 24th, Shawal A H 1199, and its
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  • 112 2 The project for the establishrnet t of a marine pulp manufacturing compauy is reported from Tokyo. It app'-ars that considering the Uli:y and th-* wofiiableness cf manufacturing pulp from the inex h&oetible shocks of marine plants, a party of Tokyo business men ara s'arting a conoern
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  • 738 2 Launch of the War Trooper. Sir Paul Chater. GMG (Chairman of the Hongkong and Wbampoa Dock Co, Ltd.), His Honour Sir William Reei Da vies (Chief Justice) and Mr R M Dyer made optimistic speeches regarding the iVure of Hongkong ss a shipbuilding centre on 11th October. His
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  • 119 2 The Kriau agricultural show, which was suoh a sncc sa last year, is to be repeated and will take place on November 3 at the Government OfficH. The feature of the show ought to be the padi exhibits, for which several prizes have been offered. Vegetable*, fruits,
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 186 2 We have just received some Fine FrVwh Ribbons and Beautiful Soerabaia Bead Slippers of original designs, with delicate and exquisite oolour rendering. Obtainable only from j IMPORTANT NOTICE Owing lo heavy decrease in India exchange, we have been obliged to inorease the price of our medicines. Our customers are requested
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    • 614 2 How much SANATOGEN does your Nervous System need Some people's nerves are so responsive to Sanatogen that a very moderate use of it is sufficient for their needs. < Thus, the Bishop of Southampton tells us that, though he has used Sanatogen for years past "as a remedy for fatigue,"
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    • 340 2 60IDE BOOKS. By Lt-Col. H. A. Newtll, I,A., P.R.O S., Madras. The following book* from the pen of this author are For Sale aVthe Malaya Tribune Offioe, Bingapore, and at the Stationery and News Supply Coy, Malacca, Outstation orders must be accompanied by remittance and postage of 10 cents per
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    • 516 2 AUCTION SALES. IN THE ESTATE OF CHOA CHUAN GHIOCK DEiD. IX IBM tUPBIMJi COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEUi-Tfi. Settlement of Singapore. O.S. No. 36 of 1919. AUCTION Sfl^E. la eppertunity to acquire a block of building in a commandm* position with a front,ge on two roads The undersigned have received
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  • 265 3 Singapore, Nov, 3. Meem Latham A Co., 3C-A Raffle. Plaoe adviie the following quotation! AlorGajah $400 $4 20 AyerScminsi L 35 145 .-.verMolek" 2.85 295 .'yer Penal 13.00 13.50 PUgownie 6.35 6.70 Biklt Jelotong 0.72* 0.77* I'lkitKatil M 1.15 1.20 Fakit X B 0.90 0.95 I linskaiSsrdg..,,
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  • 274 3 Singapore, Nov. 3. to.—Sea Local and General oolumn. Copra>~ -Business done, ravt'oco,—Steady.—No Business. Soqo Flour.—So Business, Oarr.bUu —No Business. r tpp4r Weak, No Buiineai. €ihtr Product*.— Market Quiet litest Uttl ■•rial •se'atloej. Nutmegs HQ S. per pioul $62.00 Nutmegs 80 8. 68.00 Oopra Bali 19 80* Oopra Gorong
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    • 275 3 MARLBOROUGH f P HaU (or Comfort, Good Music and Good Pictures B*acb Road From Saturday, November 1, to Thursday, Nevember 6 Second Snow at 9 p.m. A SCREEN VERSION OF t Shakespeare's Most Popular Play HAMLET In 7 Parts. 4s presented by a Special Cast and portraying the wellknown story
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    • 580 3 "l I Wnm Monde*. November 3, to Saturday, Nevember /Uhambra I I Alhamhra la is tb oal P the Theatre at the I| jet thA best g KaJ Mm KsMT \\mm9 A "«Srdle I**1** I -a -AKm f1 M SVI S3 fx :sq Orchestra Tea, etc. and the BEST The
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    • 555 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLA\ HOUSE I Pag* Ri.kd. Traii: pass lup Deaf. j To-Night! Second Show at 9.15 pm. To-Night 11 The National Film Corp. o America presents B»mo Lincoln," The great white Giant of America, in a wonder story of the jungle. TUZU APES 8 Long Reels Which is
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  • 1373 4 We have no wish to awn me an alarmist attitude and make more of the present occurrence of eerebro spinal meningitis than warranted. There are eaaei of cerebrospinal meningitis in Singapore. They are not many, and so far there has not been any indication that
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  • 94 4 A Cantonese tailor named Tow Ah Fat, living at 73, New Bridge Road, while walking in Lim Eug Bee Lane at 9.30 p.m. yesterday, was attacked by three Maoaos with the object of committing robbery. One of the robbers took off the tailor's hat, and the others
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  • 77 4 W Niooll, who stood charged with causing misohief by burning down an attap house at Teluk Koran, was this morning discharged on the withdrawal of the case against him by the DPP. The Magistrate in discharging the accused remarked that he involved himself in a serious difficulty,
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  • 59 4 A Hokien named Tai Yam, cooly to a dentist who had been discharged by his towkay ten days before, stabbed the latter in the stomach with a large knife, at 9 p.m. last Saturday, at Upper Nankin Btreet. As a result, the towkkay died in hospital the
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  • 44 4 A Hoklen named Chan Hai Sai, who is connected with a murder in Johore, has been arrested in Singapore. thefk of 500 orc hids valned at •1,000, from 66, Scotts Road, is reported to have taken place yeaterday et6a-m. Vo arrest hat bean made.
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  • 272 4 Tin $155; no sellere. Rubber is quoted at 2li both crepe and >b- tot The Bind of Hops will m** £TMOA on W^; Mr S M. Alsagoff is living for Java on a health trip 0 f f weeks- w The latest London tables to harH this
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  • 35 4 International Opera Co. The International Opera Co gave a successful performance of KjsJ Daoima to a crowded house oc Saturday night when the musical selections of the minetr e j party were much appreciated.
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  • 71 4 This popular Tamil Dramatic Co. stsged Satharam last night to a crowded house. There was a Thief Bet oompeti* Hon between T, V. K. Athmalingam and T. K. Appannarow, boyi of 12 years old, and both arsn well received. The proprietors of the company presented a gold
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  • 155 4 That amazing story of the'jnngle, Tar tin of the Apes, will be shown in the second house at the Empir* to-night, whilst a repeat of The Spy end further episodes of the Silent Mystery figure in the earlier half. The Malacca Royalty change, act 3 and 4, includes,
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  • 159 4 Ito, the Japanese who committed a morder on the night of Oct II -t 54 Malabar Street, was placed in the dock at the Coroner's Court this morning at the inquest over the deceased, Takigawa. Evidence was given by one Moree, who said he was in the
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 128 4 ROBINSON Cl. EVERYTHING FOB THE HOUSE EVERYTHING FOR MEN'S WEAB EVERYTHING FOR LADIES' WEAR EVERYTHING FOR THE SPOBTSMAN RGBIRSOH Co. 4v.- wiD^SBaaaaaBaaBaaawssBBBBBBSBSBBSBBBi .♦.-> jaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMsWBBBsje^BBBBBBB^ ASPHALT for Roads, Pavements, Flooring:, etc. i Send your orders to the Asiatic Petroleum Company 11^ (S.S.) Ltd. mmwm. ''turnip* rated In kglaadj NEW SHIPMENT RECEIVED.
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    • 204 4 CERTAIN-TEED EXTRA QUALITY ROOFING. The very ECONOMICAL to lay and INEXPENSIVE to buy with full ASSURANCE that you receive 100 cents value for every dollar invested in it. The most efficient TYPE of roof for FACTORIES, STORES, WAREHOUSES etc., obtainable now at GUAN KIAT CO, LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits
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    • 240 4 Guinness' Horsehead Stout In Quarts, Pints Nips mmm 1 A Caldbeck. Macgregor AND CO. Wnvi And Spirit Merchants. Can Efficiently Handle Anything in the Way of Shipchandlery, Estate Mill Supply. KIAMKIAT Co. 108 and 109 Market Street LETT'S Wall Known Pocket and Rough iaries. For the Office, The Study and
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  • 795 5 Renewed Attacks made oa petmgrad Defences.. Extent ol British Assistance Mentioned in Parliament* London, Oct 27,1.50 a.m. Reval, Oct 24 The Esthonian foreign minister informed the Bolshevik foreign oommissary that the armistic-» oonferenoe arranged or Dorpat on Oct 25 would not place, as the fight against tbe Rosso-Germans
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  • 288 5 Siamese View of 111-Behaviour by Chinese. f he Vast Untapped Resources of China Considered- London, Oot 26, 1,20 p.m. Commenting on a discussion in a Siamese newspaper on the suggestion that the Chinese should be excluded from travelling in the same railway compartment as Siamese, on the ground
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  • 86 5 London, Oct 27, 12.15 p.m. Lloyds shipping report for 1917 19 states that at the end of June 1919 a record amount of shipbuilding was going on throughout the world, namely 4.800,000 tons, of whioh two miliion were building in the United Kingdom. During the year to June
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  • 80 5 Lodnon, Oct 27, noon. The Board of Trade is organising a great fair to be held at the end of February 1920, concurrently in London, Birmingham and Glasgow. Only Manufacturing firms of the British Empire are allowed to exhibit. Over 100,000 invitations have been issued. A special
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  • 74 5 London, Oct 27, 5.0 p.m, Paris It is understood that the Danes of Slesvig have protested to the Peace Conference against the despatch to Flensburg of a thousand German soldiers on the pretext of maintaining order disturbed by the unemployed, whereas the latter do not exceed a
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  • 44 5 London, Oct 27, 5.45 p.m. New York An attempt to resume work at Brooklyn Docks resulted in pitched battles between 2 000 striking longshoremen and the voluntary workers. Rsvolveis were fired, and stones, bricks and clubs freely used. Scores were injured.
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  • 287 5 Announcement Of Composition Of Present Cabinet. The Question Of Policy In Aliens Restriction Measures London, Oct 27, 4.40 p.m. In the House of Commons, replying to a question, Mr Bonar Law removed a doubt with regard to the precise composition of the cabinet, after the change from war to
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  • 131 5 London, Oot 27, 1.10 p.m. Fall details are now available of the remarkable escape of six Sinn Feiners, including the M Ps Slack and Beasley from Manchester Jail. The prisoners, who owing to good conduct had been allowed oertain privileges, were having tea in the hall next
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  • 148 5 London, Oct 27, 2.0 p.m. The official revised statement of army expenditure in 1919-20, shows that while the original army estimates were a gross expenditure of £400 million, and receipts of £153 million, giving a net expenditure of £287 million. The revised estimates are expenditure £500 milliens, re«
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  • 75 5 London, Oot 27,1.50 p. m. The official revised finanoial statement for 1919.20, shows that the expenditure is now estimated at £1,642$ millions, or £191 millions over the budget estimate. The revenue is £Ll6Bs millions or nearly 324 millions under the budget estimate. The total deficit is estimated at
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  • 53 5 London, Oot 27, .5.0 p.m. In the House of Commons, Mr Harmsworth stated that the government was not aware of the exaot precautions the Dutoh government are taking to guard the ex-Kaiser and the ex-Crown Prince, bat there is no reason to doubt that all the necessary measures
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  • 208 5 Minister Replies to Charge of Serions Mishaps. Sad List of Fatalities Along the Mediterranean Ronte London, Oot. 28, 6 0 p.m. In the Commons, replying to Mr Joynson Hioks, as regards the recent statements by Colonel Henderson that a serious number of fatalities occurred along the new air
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  • 521 5 London, Oct 27, 3.15 a.m. Mr Tudor Walters, M P, has been appointed Paymaster General in succession to Mr Compton Riokett. The public telephone service between London, Paris and Brasses which was entirely suspended in wartime, reopens on Oct 28. London, Oot 27, 7.30 a.m. Rio Janeiro i
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  • 346 5 Some General Items. (From Our Own Correspond*** > Malaooa, Oot 31. Mr P C David who has been acting as Chief Clerk at the Post Office, Malaooa, has severed his connection with the Government after seven years' meritorious servioe, and is now the manager of a large robber
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  • 136 5 London, Oot 25, 12.50 p.m. A Gazette contains an Order in Council prescsibing tbe arrangementi for carrying nut the sections of the Peaoe Treaty relating to debts, property, rights, contracts and judgments between British snbj-cta and ex-enemies. The Order, which operates when the Peace Treaty comes into
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  • 110 5 London, Oct 27, 5.0 p.m. In the Commons, General Se*ly announced that the new airship R3B would be completed without delay and would be handed over to the United States navy at cost price. The airship would be taken to America by an American crew as soon
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  • 95 5 London, Oct 28, 9.50 p.m. Admiral Beatty, apeaking before the Leathersellers' Company, declared that the Navy must bear a share of economy, bat the wisest eoonomy was essential. It was recognised everywhere that we lived by the aea and oar future as an Empire depended upon the sea.
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  • 19 5 London, Oot 28, 1.10 p.m. Tokio The Privy Counoil has passed the Gorman Peace Treaty,
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  • 11 5 Obituary. 1 London, Oot 27, 3.0 p.m. Obituary I Earnest W»Hrlow.
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  • 108 5 World's Sculling Championship. London, Oct. 27, 3.20 p.m. In the World's Sculling Championship on the Putney to Mortlake course (4 miies) for £500 aside, Alf Pel on (Australia) beat Ernest Barry (holder) easily, by eight lengths. There was a strong northwesterly wind and the river was very rough. Felton
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  • 95 5 London, Oot. 28, 4.20 p.m. The Cambridgeshire probables are My Dear, Donoghue Diadem, J. Childs; Tisnovia, V. Symth Scatwel), A Smith; Dominion, Whalley; Roedeer, Capslake Golden Fleece, Fox j Royal Bucks, Holme; Viceroy, f boburn Clarion, Lane Tetrarohia, Martin Sir Berkeley, G. Coelling i Dromio, L»ach Brigand Crickmere
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  • 184 5 London, Oot 28, 3,15 a.m. Washington President Wilson has vetoed the bill providing for a continuance of prohibition until January, when the amendment of the constitution thereanent operates. He gave as his reason that he opposed a prolongation of wartime prohibition when the war had ended. Subsequently
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  • 132 5 London, Oot 28, 8.40 a.m. Mr Mo Cardy at Longbboroagh dealt with the question of meat ■applies, and desbribed the situation as fall of menace, made more menacing by the faot that the great meat trust was ready to exploit the position. He fosjahodowed Government control to
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  • 100 5 Paris Oot 27, 3,30 p.m, Many Japanese cargoes are now in port at Marseilles and have principally oopra and peanuts, coming from American plantations in the Philippines. The visit of Poincare to England is now fixed for November 11th, M Piohon, minister for foreign affairs, will accompany the
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  • 23 5 London, Oct 28, 1.30 p.m. Lyons Fifteen thousand work, en in silk mills have struck, and man; other trades are affected.
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  • 13 5 [Wa m* not aatssssf% mdont tas opinions nrfrmutd by oortotmrndm tt I
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  • 156 5 To tho Editor of tho Malaya Tribwao. Dear Sir,—ln order to bring it to the notice of the newly formed "Clerks' Union," will you kindly publish the enclosed letter received by me to-day from an employee, who joined the staff nnder me as a Junior
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  • 114 5 To thĕ Editor of thĕ Malaya Tribnne. Dear Sir,—With reference to a report of Police Court proceedings which appeared in Straits and F M S. Papers that State Express 555 Cigarettes were mannfaotnred in Japan, we have just received a cablegram from Messrs Ardath Tobaoco Co-,
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  • 132 5 London, Oot 28, 1.45 p.m. H M the King hae invested Coionel John Ward with the insignia of Companion of the Order of the Bath and Companion of the Order of St Michael and Si Qeorge. Prince Albert had a great welcome in the oity to-day, when he
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  • 75 5 London, Oct 28, 1.10 p.m. Montreal A babel of church peals, motor horns and cheering weloomed the Prince of Wales There was a procession in the streets and most elaborate decora! ions with immense crowds, who exhibit ed oordiality dispite the snow. Aft-r visiting Toronto and O.tawa,
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  • 50 5 London, Oot 28, 1.30 p.m. Calcutta: The newspaper Englishman severely criticises the absence of preparation in Calcutta for the Australian flights, and says nothing is known there about converting aeroplanes into seaplanes and even the landing places have not been seleoted, although some aviators have already started.
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  • 86 5 Macphail Co.'s Report. Singapore, Nov. 3. Silver.—6ss. Hongkong.—9l) Shanghai 34 Rubber.—Firm, sales round 98 cents. Tin.—Bayers $135. No sellers. Shares, A quiet morning. Rubbers.—Jimahs $2.80/2.875, Lnnas $10.50 buyers, Malaka Pindas $2,95/3 Mandais 9-j cents buyers, Tambalaks $1.10/1.175; Colinsbnrghs $5.25/5.50; United Malaccas $1.70/1.775. Sterlings.—Tobolangs sold at 41/6 and Singapore Uniteds at
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • 526 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE Notice is hereby given tV>at Mr. M. A. Jacobs has by mutual consent left the employ of The Singapore Motor Carrier Comnany ansl will take no further jart in the affairs of the Company as from date. THE SIR6APOBE MOTCB CABSIEB Ct, Ist November, 1919. 3 11
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  • 875 6 FHcn Quote J i a the Hark* this Mtfiiat. HIMAPOU, Hot. 8 M—n Ly»ll and E vatt, Exchange and Shan ■Mb »-ne tbe foUowiiic Ui* of qaotationa Kohier Shires. N' m. Vala.. Bav»<. P.. «n, J/- All agar 11 M J/- AagToJata 6 II >/• Aaglo-M»Uy It*
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  • 60 6 Support, Nov. 3, 1919, On Loii^on— Bank 4 m/s 2/^ Domand 2/4 Private 3 m/, 2/44 On India— Bank T T. 116 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 91| prem On Shanghai— Bank d/d 34| On Java— Bank T. T. 126} On Japan— Bank d/d 96$ Sovereigns—baying rate $8.54 Bank oi
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  • 276 6 Fraser Co's. Share Report. Singapore, Oct. 3L. There is no outstanding feature to reoord over the past week bat a steady business haa been pat tl-roogb. io the three section*. Tbe demaod for all the better known stocks confirms the opinion that there is a large quantity of ready money
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  • 384 6 Madras Ootober 16:—A terrible tragedy ton*: place at toe Court of Wards' Institution at N wirgon shortly after midnight, involving the murder of the principal, Mr. C de la Hey. Mr, and Mrs. de la Hey were Bleeping in the verandah on ihe storey below that which
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  • 118 6 Mi JiiUQee Graham, Inspector of Machinery, PM8, haa been appointed io be an examiner of engine drivers under the Steam Boilers Ordinance. Mr Berold Dietz Campbell haa been recognised as Treasurer of the Presbyterian Ohnrch in succession to Mr W P Miller. Mr E V Pearce of Batterworth
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  • 17 6 Ships in oommnnioation with the Commercial Wireless Station this morning :—s. s. Mara, Genmei Mara, WesUnodas,
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  • 172 6 T»! k Anaon Hye Leong 8 pm Katn Pahat Meaa Spaa Penang *Medan Sabang, Olehleh. ata Taa Riabaeak •pm Malacca and Maar *Kaka S pm Mereing Franeia Oarnier I pm Port Swettenham and Penang Kriaa pm Palau Soegi A r.g Hong 4 pm f Borrow. Cncob Hook Tew
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  • 52 6 Ce:l?ercd tu Uadei, The tohowiu», >ue th>i dates ot 1. pari < Singapore of iht> Stwopswi snd tdf-'r df/Iverj ir Lor lbkt Dilitebid ih 8iboaposje lohdok. Sppt. 2 Got. 6 do 9 do 6 do 12 do 13 do 17 t'o 17 do 15 3 o 21 do
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  • 276 6 Ihe Rev F B Meyer writes to tbe Timet It was with feelings of aransement that I learnt from the public Press of last Friday that the Royal Albert Hall bad b en let to a B)ndicate for a series of professional price fights. After the long
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 101 6 Weighing Machines. STOCKS OFC 1 j AVEBYS' AND FAIRBANKS' j AT Huttenbach BROS. Co. DRINK Beer* and £>to\xt« THE POPULAR BEVERAGES. Sold Everywhere. G. AURELY Co., Singapore and Penang. Sole Importers for S.S., F.M.S. and Snmatra. j 3, Malacca Straet, Singapore. Pbcne SIS. Tel. M Aurely." TO LET. Baffles Chambers
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    • 272 6 Join Services 51 iv. i (7i.i -'-oad) Dally Tlio anatl trains from Singapore for tbe north leave Tank Road tiation daily at 7.7 a.m. (Snnday excepted) and 7 p.m. arriving at Kuala Lnmpnr at 7.18 p.m, and 6.45 a.m. respectively. The through express to Penang leaves Kuala. Lumpur at 8
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    • 784 6 The Toni c only Complete H I fl D fl I for the Heart, Biood u L U D L U L Muscios Preparation. and Nerves. Anaemia-Neurasthenia Convalescence-OverstraiflTDebility-Rapid Growth-Scrofula TUBERCULOSIS I Opotherapy of the blood with its active princi Jas. I GlobeoJ ii a typioal active remedy or medicinal food
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  • 586 7 Competition with Hoogkoog and Singapore. The question of making a "fr«e a:_fc>" at port of Manila (whioh was first mooted in 1910) h -.a acquired fresh interest with the presentation iv tbe Legislature of a Bill providing for at.' spprop i.lion for h< purpcs'. This Bill (states
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  • 95 7 Programme of Drills, etc., for week ending Saturday, November 6, 1919. Monday. S. 3.30 p.m.—Balestier Range, SRI (v) Part II. 5.10 p.m.—Drill Hall, Chinee* Co. R emits. Tuesday 4. 4.30 p.m.— Balestier Range, S V A Part II. Wednesday, 5. 4.45 p.m.—Balestier Rmjie. S R E (v)
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  • 50 7 The death coonrred last month in Bmgkok of Captain C L Jorgenson, i he oldest Dauiah resident of Biam, at the age of seventy-five He w*nt to Siam when a young sailor and lived there for nearly fifty years, first in the merchant service and later in the Biameie navy.
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 450 7 BANKS. TttirHonj Bank, Limited. Baffles Chambers 5 4 6. rt"> Beech 8tree». -7/79 Jalaa Sale'.raan. Ba'V'pUat, 109 Jal™ Rahamat. at London, New i San Francisco, Batavia, J;uraba 5 a,Semarang,Palembang and Trang CAPITAL. j $8,000,000 A nthorisea 6t 00O,0O0 h** eA $3,000,000 Paid-op B 7s^ĕbS. *3,oco,ooc BOARD OF •IRECTORS: Tju, Pens;
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    • 453 7 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL "CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £2,100,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. Bank of England. London Joint City and Midlaud Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd,
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    • 641 7 NOTICES. NOTICE. United Auto Co. bare established themselves as General Motor Engineers and Dealers; they also have on hire comfortable 5 and 7-seater cars at reasonable charges. (7 Beach Road, opposite S. V. 0). 3 10 2 11 PEACE CELEBRATIONS. All outstanding bills against the Peace Celebrations Committee must be
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    • 614 7 YOUR HEALTH AND APPEARANCE both suffer if you are a victim to constipation. v The remedy is the little gentle-as-nature laxatives which dispel constipation, liveriehness, bilious headaches, clear the complexion and purify the breath. Of all chemists, or post free 90 cents the vial, 6 vUls for $4.50 from Dr,
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    • 362 7 WANTED. WANTED.-For a local legal firm a Search Clerk and a Typist. Good salaries will be paid to experienced and competent men. Please apply to T. Box care of Malaya Tribune. 4 10 v c W ANTED —An experienced machine ruler for a printing office, starting salary and $3 rise
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    • 339 7 iaiimiiiiiiu^ The Difference in this Baby from the usual bottle-fed baby is his firm flesh, B ,<«Splsw strong bone and happy intelligent expression g tms l% because he has been reared cn Glaxo. 3 M babies. Glaxo contains only those things which build up firm flesh [9 and strong bone,
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
    • 24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. issued Oailj.J SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. isaa&t Daily Vol vl •He. SS7 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1919 PRICE 5 CENTS
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    • 293 1 JEscltmve to Maimym TribvH*.) Messrs Wlu'elock and Co., the leading ship and freight brokers at Shanghai, favour us with the following advice under date 9ib Oo ober 1919. Coast Rates. South Japan. Coal Ports to Shanghai V.5.35, don»*. Coal Ports to Hongkong V.8.00, oflVr. Coal Ports to
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    • 279 1 Singapore, Oot. SO. Robber. To London, from Singapore Pnnang, Port Swettenham or Malacca, 167s. 6d. per ton of 50 onbic feet. To Liverpool, from Singapore, Penang, Port Bwettenham or Malacca, 165g. per ton of 50 oublo feet. To London, from Port Dickson, Teluk Anson, fvelantanor Kuantan, 165s. per
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    • 137 1 Alphabetical list of Infected (signal X OQ) and Suspected (signal FPB) Ports: Signal (neoeesary) in adPort notified. dition to Diaaaee Quarantine flag. Amoy FPB Cerebro-Spinal Meningitii Amoy XGQ Cholera Bangkok FPB Cholera BaUTia FPB Cerebro-Spinal Fever Bntu Pakat XGQ thalera Bombay XGQ Cholera Bombay XGQ Small pox Bombay XGQ
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