Malaya Tribune, 13 November 1919

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1 1 Malaya Tribune
  • 27 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAILY. ,Vol VI. No 266 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1919 PRICE 5 CENTS The Malaya Tribune. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13.
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 176 1 Ti WATT CO. I Market Street and Orchard Road SPECIALISTS IN Motor Repairing, Motor I Supplies, Ships' Stores, I AND I Estate Requisites. phone 741. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. FIRST SHOW AT 7.30 p. M. WILLARD MACK ENID MACKEY in THE TRIANGLE KAY-BEE PLAY In 5 Parte. FINAL EPISODE OF THE
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    • 207 1 Straits Motel TANJONC PACAR RO D. Board and Lodging, Single and Double Rooms. For particul irs apply to the A'anager. TERMS VERY. MODERATE TiUffraphlo Add" FRAN A KAN. NOTICE. Mr Si Teong Ko has been admitted a partner in the Agency from tha 7th November 1919. FOR SALE 1 One
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    • 16 1 iSll OLD |^ggjj@| 1 REI H BRANDY FIRST AVOURITE. FOR If11 M ropicsl THE Jl BEER.
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    • 289 1 I JVE i Tjr MULFORD OBMBSMSSBSlBaBSBSSHSSHiSSHHBr Estate Supplies Acetic (09&981.) Acid Veneer Chests Mo mi Chests Latex Cups ETC. I Mitsui ffiussan diauha, Jbtd. (Incorporated in Japan,) MITUS IMS. TOBUCB Co. 38 ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE feanefefti at IPOE, EUAiA LUHPUR P£rIANO Tas Hee Cigarettes* Tas Hee Cigarettes Just introduced into
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  • 698 2 Possibility of Retoir Io 19 4 German trade bud a ooropiete bold upon the Sotuh Pacfie islands, gaji a writer in the Times Trade Supplement. There was not one island bnt had either its vast German etorei or its visiting German trader. By 1920 it was
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  • 104 2 The of Statistics lodia, issues tbe First Rio-» Forest 1919-20, dated Calcutta 22nd October, 1919:— This forectsi is based upon reports furnished by Provinces whioh oontain about 99 per cent of tbe total area under rice in British India. The reports relate to conditions up to
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  • 247 2 Dut 19 Dost There wa# a little gathering In the green graveyard of the old priory of»urofc the reoter, an#an oM ariffqaary in rusty blaok, a few neighbouring sqairee, the ooanty police sergeant, the sexton, and a labourer or two, An anoient it one ootto, recently unearthed, laf
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  • 310 2 The Committer gratefully aok now edge receipt of the following subscriptions Amount previously acknow> $1,655 M H Hateoon 10 M A. Gar*-h IU Bassoon Kliaa and Co 10 Cheong Koon Seng 10 Commercial Rabber Co, Ltd, 10 Cycle and Carriage Co, Ltd, 10 A O.
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  • 24 2 Orders for week ending Saturday, November 15. Saturday. 15 to Monday 17. Camp. Detailed Orders from Sooutmasters. Frank C. Sanos Commissioner.
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  • 62 2 M M. It is understood that a petition has been addressed to tbe Hon. the Resi dent Councillor, Penang, signed by abos* three 1 ondred Indian paasen. gers resetted from the Paailka, pray leg that property belonging to pas sengers left on the vessel be restored to the owners and
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 188 2 IMPORTANT NOTICE Owing to heavy d crease in India exohange, we hare been obliged to increase the price el our medicines. Onr customers are requested to note that hereafter one Rupee of India will be equal to 80 ots. instead of 60 ot*. Vaidytt Shastri Manishariker Govindji Atank Nigral! Pharmacy
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    • 384 2 Q Baby's welfare —that is your first I f|j thought. Much depends on his h food: what will make Baby well and I h«PPy during the first three months Q will not suit him at the end of four or m six months. The Allenburys' Foods V are scientifically adapted
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    • 854 2 AUCTION SftEs. lit THB ESTATE OF CHOA CHUAN GHIOCK I IN im.W SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETT 11 Settlement of Singapore. O.S. No. 36 of 1919 AUCTION SALE ▲a appertunity to acquire a block of buildin < map position with a frontage on two r 0n!1:na a(i!% The undersigned
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  • 279 3 Singapore. Not, 13. Messrs Latham A Co., 30-A Raffles Place advise the following quotations AlorGajah $4.10 $4.30 Ayer rluningt 1.35 UjW AyerMolek 283 29> AyerPanai 13.25 13 65 Bsigowuis 650 6.90 Bakit Jelottnf 080 0.80 BukitKatii 120 1.25 BukU X B 0.87* 0 95* Begiett 1-50 1-60
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  • 269 3 Singapore, Nov. 13, in .See Looal and General column. -Bnjine«i done, fl; ioca.— Steady —No Busineet. tlago Flour.— No Buiineei. Gjmbur.— No Buelneaf. pjljgjjr-j —Wttfc No Baiineit. ftaar J'fUtlMitß IfMim Qalet Ui«st Ufiil Htrift Ovotttioak. N .megi 110 S. per pioul $62.00 Nmttnegl 80 8. 68.00 Bali 22
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 311 3 MARLBOROUGH fit Hall for Comfort, Good Mnsio and Good Pictures Beach Road. rrom Thursday, November 13, to Tuesday, Nevember 18 AN EXCELLENT PICTURE PROGRAMME including A FINE WILLIAM FOX FEATURE PRESENTING JUNE CAPRICE In a captivating 6tjry of love and loyalty BLUE-EYED MARY In 5 Parts AND ANOTHER FINE INTEREST
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    • 552 3 mm m mmmm The 1 -rjjg From Sunday, Nevember f, to Iriday. Nevenrter 1« Alhrnnhr» I Alhambra la is tbe only I the Tfce.tr. at the j wher. ,od m m I I a n j SP-at an-at ja e. Q .u S itete. Jet tbe BEST H Bk J|
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    • 566 3 AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-P .AY HOUSE EMPIRE Tsnjoun Pagar Ro*d. Tr r U Ue *>oor. To-Night! Second Show at 9 30pm To-Night!! Metro Pictures Corporation presents Broa-lway's latest Idol BEAUTIFUL OLIVE TELL IN SECRET STRINGS A Rapid fire c ombination of Romance, Mystery, Thri Is Laughter I Ruth Roland in
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  • 1536 4 It is difficult to understand the exact di'qm of 'hia new discovery which has so impressed the scientists who m«t at th« recent meeting of the Royal Society. The Press state that it overthrows the certainty of ages and creates a new philosophy of the universe The
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  • 196 4 Tbe change at the Cinema Fr Bncaia, Malacca, Nov 14 to 17 comprises, in the first show, a's part feature $5,000 Reward, with FrankJyn Farnnm, and ir, the second half a 5-reel story of Alsace Lorraine, The Universel Weekly, Lonesome i-uke and other capital comedies. I The Malacca
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  • 523 4 Tin 150 tons ml 3 Rubber !e goofed y crepe and '"I for Mai Singh k of the Sikh Aio Bjry 11 pore da. ing the S Settlement of Veer Singh. The latest Lou r ■hia moruiiig a;t J ■',j l e to hati Ordinary rate Bth
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  • 83 4 Reuters Cables The Arm's ice 5 Church R form 5 The King's Lieges Russian Position General Germans in the Pacific Things Seen Local Share Markei Straits Produce The New Discovery 4 Local and General Malacoa Notes Company Meeting 5 The Assizes Sporting Amußcimems Cost of Living Rubber-Dealers' Licenses
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 126 4 Pi ROBINSON Go. Have large stocks of the newest styles Ladies' Corsets COMPRISING m s English American rHB/^rl Worcester" "Madeline" JB W "Homeland;' i| i* ASPHALT for Roads, Pavements, Flooring:, etc. •P» a I Send your ordera to she Asiatic Petroleum st Helen's Company court, (S.S.) Ltd. Singapore. I t
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    • 180 4 Magnolia Antifriction White Metal Galvanized Ridgings Crane's Cylinder Oil Galvanized Pipes and Fittings Champion Blacksmith's Post Drills GUAN KIAT CO, LTD. (Incorporated in the Siraits Seulementa) 36 Phillip Street, SINGAPORE. Teleraph "GUANKI4T" Code used :A. B. C. sth Editi Telephone Nos. 1361, 1362. In extension of our present fleet, we
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    • 162 4 I Guinness' j Horsshead Stout I In Q lar nts .Vps Km IKWJW Caldbeck, Nacgregor AND Go. I Wine And Spirit Merchants. Can Efficiently Handle Anyth ng in the Way of Shipchandlery, Estate Mill Supply. KIAMKIAT Co. 108 and 109 Market Street Up-to-Date Standard Desk Books. Published by Funk and
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  • 190 5 preparations for the Anoivertry Celebration. BoW Britain Arranged to Carry Oot the Silence. London. Sor, 7, 10.10 p.m. .khiahop of Canterbury has filter or*in« Christian men everywhere reverently the King's proposed i eCCP a b3>rce ct the Cardinal 1 hh ioi who had gone to LourAr with the
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  • 47 5 London, Nov 7, 3.50 p m, The railwayman, Mr Thomae, announces that the Rulway men's Conference just concluded" mad* it perfectly clear that the executive mast immeliately press for a settlement of the wages qiestion." A meeting with Mr Lloyd George ii arranged for Thursday.
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  • 47 5 London, Nov 7, 3.25 a.m. Newspapers are commenting on the announcement at the Royal Society and declare that the new theory, if true, will change the basis' of astronomy, rendaring observations relative instead of accurate, and may even change Euclid's definition of a straight line.
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  • 61 5 London, Nov 8, 2.40 a.m. Paris A telegram from Sofia says that 200 members of the Radoelavoff party have been arrested in connection with responsibility for the war. These include exTontcheff, General Petroff indmoet of tb« ex members of the Radoslavoff cabinet. Negotiations will be initiated for
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  • 59 5 London. Nov, 7, 4.50 p,m. Washington As a result of the Coal Committee's order, many foreign vessels are tied up, precedence being given to land traffic before even American ships. At present 210 vessels in New York are affected many of these British, which are believed
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  • 36 5 London, Nov. 7, 5.45 p.m. The annual motor exhibition at Olympia is attracting enormous attention. Crowds of visitors have arrived in London, and previous attendance records were broken in *ac first two hours.
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  • 40 5 London, Nov 7, 3 50 p.m. Paris The first ratification of the Peace treaty by the Central Powers has been received from Austria, *hich announces that the law pro Jjhng for the of Austria and has been abolished.
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  • 26 5 London, Nov 7, 9.45 p.m. Amsterdam A boiler explosion ■I entirely destroyed the dye *°j«sat Gonda. Twelve were killed a large number injured.
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  • 33 5 London, Nov. 7, 9,45 p.m. Berlin Th<j death has occurred *tor Haase, the Independent was shot recently JT" Proceeding to the Reichstag make a speech revealing tbe iffS^ 0 relationship
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  • 209 5 Loyal Deputation of Basntoiand Chiefs. His Majesty's Picturesque Form of Reply. London, Nov. 8, 12,15 a.m, A deputation of Basuto chiefs headed by Paramount Chief Griffith has been in Britain from South Africa and »xtensive fetes were given in their honour. They were to-day reoeived by Their
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  • 83 5 London, Nov 8, 3 30 a.m. Ottawa, Nov 7 The Prince Wales visited Parliament. The session in the Commons was temporarily suspended while His Royal Highness briefly addressed the house) from the Speakers' dais. The members sang the National Anthem when the Prirce entered. Th Q Prince
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  • 65 5 London. Nov. 7, 4.30 p.m. The Board of Trade returns for Ootober are exports £79 millions and imports millions, being increas-s of £364, millions and nearly £36 millions respfctively compared with October, 1918. The importß for ten months ending Oct 31 were millions and exports £629£ millions
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  • 26 5 London, Nov, 7, 3.0 p.m. Washington The Labour Conference haa subsequently decided to refer the question of hours of labour to a special committee.
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  • 22 5 London, Nov 7, 4.50 p.m. Cairo A Government proclamation haa been issued prohibiting demonstrations owing to consequential regrettable incidents.
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  • 33 5 London, Nov 7, 3.25 p.m. It is officially announced that the staffs of Government departments have been reduced by 8,000 since Sept 1 and now they number 400 000 persons.
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  • 74 5 (October List Previously acknowedged $63,705,48 Mrs T O B. Miller J Mrs Toft J Bridge 250 Mrs F C. Wreford 3 Miss Tolley J Miss Ryan Mrs EL. Zehnder, Oct Nov. b Mrs Chf c Swee Cheng Mr L E P. Wolferstan **j Bridge Anon
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  • 69 5 The biggest piracy ever registered in the Nor:h River is reported to have taken place a few Linchow, when a band of pirates attacked a n.mber of boats carrying hundreds of thousands worth of goods coming from Canton and Fatsban The bandits killed the guards and ma ny of the
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  • 217 5 Self-Government io Internal Affairs. Lively Debate in the House of Commons. London, Nov 7, 9 0 p.m. The Enabling Bill introduced in the House of Commons establishes an Ecclesiastical Committee of the Privy Council to consider measures passed by the Churoh Assembly, requiring Parlimenriry sanction to the Committee's
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  • 220 5 Macphail Co.'s Report. Singapore, Nov. 12, Silver. —68§, Hongkong.—102. Shanghai. Tin.—200 tons sold at $137. Rubber. —The auctions opened somewhat weakly, the beat sales being round 97 cents. Shares—Rubbers. With few exceptions, the market is practical' ly unchanged. Colinsburghs sold at with further sellers later a' $6.15, Malaka Pindas $3,
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  • 234 5 Milan, Oct 4 i Rome's Military Club Btanda next the Convent ot the Holy Apostles The former has been loßing gloves, canea, revolvers, mantles, provisions, and table linen mysteriously. A detective, disguised aa a former old steward, made friendß at the club with an attendant, and over
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  • 116 5 The Reason for Omsk Being Evacuated. Civilians Leaving So That Defence Can be Made London, Nov 7, 10.55 p.m. In explanation of the reported civil evacuation of Omsk, it is reliably stated that only civil officials are evaouating in view of the neces* sity of making Omsk a
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  • 372 5 The ninth annual general meeting of the members of the Bukit K. B. Rubber Company Ltd., was held at noon to day at the registered offices, at Chartered Bank Chambers, Mr J M Sime presiding. Others present were Messrs B L Eber, Ang Teow Huan,
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  • 287 5 The total number of new pcstage stamp issues since December, 1918, is now approaching 2,000. Of these nearly 1,500 are aocounted for by the first stamps of the new European States whose autonomy was guaranteed by the Paris Conference, Poland, represented in the stamp album by
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  • 825 5 Well-Known Men Pass Away. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malaoca, Nov. 12. The late Mr Chan Cheng Biew, who expired at 5.45 p.m. on Friday, the 7th inst, of heart failnre, at his residence 172, Heeren Street, was aged 55 years. Daring his life-time he had literally contributed towards
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  • 42 5 Cantonese merchants dealing with the Straits Settlements will be interested to know, says the Canton Times, that with exception of duties imposed on importations of liquor, opium, cigars, cigarettes, tobaccos and petroleum no duties are at present levied in that British Colony.
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  • 50 5 The Liverpool Cup. London, Nov. 7. 3,20 p.m. The result of the Liverpool Cup was 1. My Dear, 9to 4. 2. Alas nam, 10 to I. 3. Sir Berkeley, 7to 2. Thirteen ran. Won by half a length with three quarters of a length between the second and third.
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  • 70 5 In the first round of the Juvenile Football Club Billiard Tournament 250 up, playing under the American system, the following was the result: Mr Wee Soon Keat scratch beat Mr Lim Mong 43. Mr Song Kee Pah scratch beat Mr Cheok Chin Seng 43. Mr Tan
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  • 103 5 Garrison Golf Club: Ladies Medal November, 1919. Winner Mrs Peiniger. Men's Medal November 1919. H D Mundell 89 14 75 LE Gaunt 90 14 76 Singapore Golf Club: The November Bogey Competi tion resulted in a win for Mr F W Owen with the score of one down.
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  • 247 5 The customary land and sea sports will be held on January 1 next. This day sees large numbers of the Asiatc population of Singapore particularly the Malaye, dressed in their best, repairing to the sea front in the morning and in the afternoon wending their way to
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  • 264 5 Have You Had Your Sample One of the inoßt important items in the Engineers' Spares Box, is a plentiful snpply of Gaskets for all joints. Moreover the Gaskets must be made of a reliable material tested to resist high power and withstand the action of Steam, Acid, Oil,
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  • 439 5 Sentence il Death Passed. At tbe Assizes yesterday, the oa*e was ooncluded in which a Malabari named Syed Ali was oharged with the mnrder of another named Adarseh on the 30th of September at Trafalgar Street. Dr Gibbs, continuing his evidence said that the bcjuspcl was qnite possibly
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  • 136 5 Singapore, Nov. 12. Since last reporting, values for tbe commodity have shown an npward tendency. At the opening of th nsnal weekly rneMr.r c tbis scorning, although there was a strong d oaand prices had eased off somewhat Standard Ribbfd Smok d Bb< I was
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  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • 158 5 TO LET. —An opportunity for you to get a fine airy ofiice and store in town. F r full particularplease apply to Scan's Agency, 27 Robinson Road. 13 11 19 11 FOB SALE. Compound House in Chancery Lane. Compound House in Thompson RoadA Cottage with 33,000 B q. ft. freehold
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    • 596 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. For Hongkong Kobe. The Indo China* S. N. Co's steamer 14 C II A K S A N G," 2.858 tons, is intended to sail for above ports on Saturday, the 15th inst, at noon. For further information apply to Boustead Co. Agents, Indo-ChinaS N.Co-, Ltd. 13 11
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  • 755 6 Prim fast*, tn it* Market this Minus*. BI HO A POKE, Met. I|. kyail and Evatt, Exebange ud Vrokmn, taia. tbe following llit of qooUttona «obber Share.. 1- Adept 4 Anglo Jar. 6 r A *i l »J'«»»r Mr* Aye* Kazung 46«. 50/--tV Beh. a Memfc S
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  • 61 6 Hiogapore, Nov. 13, 1919, On Loudon— Bank 4 m/s 2/4 Demand 2/44 Private 3 m/s 2/4 i On India— Eank T T. 112 On Hongkong— Bank d/d 102% prem On Shanghai— Bank d/d 31| On JavaBank T. T. 126 i On Japan— Bank d/d 96J Sovereign!— baying rate $8.54
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  • 63 6 Delivered In London. The following are the datut oj departure from Singapore of iht European Mail* and deliver) •n London. Obliv> bed IS JAPobb Loudon. Sept. 2 Oot. 6 do 9 do 6 do 12 do 13 do 17 do 17 do 15 {"o 21 do J2 do
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  • 19 6 Shipa In oommnnloaHon with lh* Commercial Wir«l«sa Stati. n this morning s a Kalomo, Hollyleaf, Warainger, Indus Mam.
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  • 218 6 Ihe Question of Release. Simla, Oct J9 Intimation h.«s been reoeived from the Secretary of State for India, that the Government of Fiji has been instructed by the Seoretary of S ate for the Colonies that the Indian labourers in Fiji ar* to be released from iudentnre
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  • 244 6 Id the Supreme Court, Koala Lumpur, before the aoting Cbi«f Judicial Commissioner, Mr Jastioe fiirnshaw, laat week, a Chinese appealed against th- conyiotion at Klang of purchasing cultivated rubber without a licence, and a fine of $200. Mr P B Ford, who appeared for appellant, said the point
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  • 224 6 Ii is believed that there are yet great possibilities for mining development* iti Siam. Hitherto, because of lack of adequate facilitiei for transportation, it has been the mineral bearing areas, situated near the centres of population, that have mainly beet exploited, while the vast mountain ranges
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  • 252 6 A New Parody. This ii the cost of living This ia the retailer Who raises th« coat of living. Thia ia the wholeaaler Who aoaka the retailer Who raiaea the coat of living. Thia ia the packer Who atioka the wholeaaler Who aoaka the retailer Who raiaea
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  • 34 6 Vessels with Chinese eggs amongst their oargo are becoming more frequent, says the L and C Express One recent arrival in the Thames had 5,000,000 eggs. This seems to be about the usual consignment.
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  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • 93 6 Weighing > Machines. STOCKS OF AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbach BROS. Co. DRINK **-#A Beer and Stout. THE POPULAR BETEBAGE8. Sold £verywhare. G. AURELY Co., Singapore and Penang. Sole Importers for S.8., F.M.S. and Sumatra, 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. Tn-ne SIS. Tel. Aarely." TO LET. Baffles Chambers Basement Suitable for
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    • 258 6 Trait Service., Slafaptri (faak Kosd) Dally The mail trains from Singapore for the north leave Tank Road station daily at 7.7 a.m. (Snnday excepted) and 7 p.m. arriving a' Kuala Lumpur at 7.18 p.m. and 6.45 a,m. respectively. The through express to r'enang leaves Kuala. Lumpur at 8 a.m. dally,
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    • 201 6 fa EngineTel j "Powerite" BBSS fggggwfc Never burnt out Never blows out. Reliability for maintenance of v power is obtained by using *Wi P«w«riU" Steam Jointing. A Powerite defeats the action of *«—s Steam, Acid, Oil and Alkali. •OMTMT RINCVAU UMISSSSARY. m\ nmiu mail/hie nu i««idi»ti m\ SHIPJJMT. A£t*k Wmnted
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    • 165 6 mm\. mmXmi mmm mm\ ToiliT^ GLOBEOL for I Preparation. and Nerves. Anaßinia-Neurasthenia Convalescence-Overstraia-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofui TUBERCULOSIS i (Opotherapy of the blood with its active princi les. Globed is a iypioal aotire remedy or medicinal food lor imparting Strength and Energy. x^^^v^ Free from any Toxic Agent »>' to Globeol acts gently
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    • 301 6 KIM SENG Co. Diamond Merchants and Manufacturing Jewellers. Dealers in Precious Stones, Pearls. Oriental Curios, fee. Mounters of Every Description. Workmanship Guaranteed. Order* Promptly Executed. No. 620, North Bridge Road. SINGAPORE. SEE Kill SOU, Proprietor Call at the well-known Cake-Shop if yon want Fresh cakes, Ices, Cold and Hot Drinks.
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    • 40 6 The international Opera ft OF SINGAPORE AT Kebun Stangee, East Coast W Tonight. 13th Ho%**+* Our new actor and sett" 1 Batavia will take r* rt to rright when BOSINA will be staged. Prices a* l ?u l WAN CHIN
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • 157 6 Mails Close, to-day. Fort Dickson and P Swettenhaa »f'.i 4'ST, IS Yang £Tmo« i Pm W (Jo'ombo, Djiboati,* pm Suez, Port Said* Marseilles, Europe, etc. Mail D Paul L*eat 6 pmj To-morrow. l s and Teluk Aa*on K inU I pin Malacca and Muar «Lady Weld 3 pm Batavia, Samar.ng
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  • 201 7 Prop led Bo»t Clob on Thames R )wing, It 8 eiue will bo *hemx. sport wb oh w »mm w») take np aVlonply. The rowing match it Mai low in Jane last betwetn -ighti from Newnham College, Cambridge, and the London Sohool, of Medicine added stimulus to the
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  • 252 7 Paterson, Simons Co's Rubber Report. Singapore, Not. 5. The market daring the interval was firm with a rising tendency owing to belter advices from London. The aaction thia week opened at about last week'a prices, Oat on the second day bidding improved and both No. 1 Ribbed Smoked Sheet and
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  • 177 7 According to Anecdotes of Palpit acd Parish,*' fanon Knox Little knew of a lych-gate in front of a chnroh whioh was being restored over the door of which was painted: Tbisit the Gate of Heaven I" while underneath was a notice in larg* letters Go round the other
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  • 40 7 Programme of Drills, etc for week ending Saturday, November 15, 1919. Friday. 14. 4.30 p.m.—Balestier Range, Eu-c--sian Co. Part I. Saturday, 15. 2.30, p.m.—Bales'.ier Rmge, Chinese Co. Part 11. R SMITH 2nd Leu., 8/Adjutant, 8. V. C,
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  • 71 7 The reoent birth of a daughter to the Chinese Minister in London ana Madame fize ii, the L and C Expresf belieres, the fist occasion on which so interesting an event has taken place at the Chinese Legation, A son wai bo-n to Marquis Teen, whilst Minister to the Court
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 471 7 'banks. m Ho Honi Bank, Limitßtf. ||B nU str..itt Settlements e**»H*AD OFFICE rp Katfles Chambers 5 i 6. a* Street. i*CS j^ ker S:reet(•■■■Jl 7 g jytn Suleiman. Mtt r 'o'h»'t 109 Jalan R»b»n>»*. ■S!2r«t London, New *ET Francisco, Batavia, *> rk V Semarang, Palembang CAPITAL. $8,000,000 ABt borl9ed $6,000,000
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    • 411 7 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid np 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 Midland Bank, Ltd. London County Westminster and Parr's Bank, Ltd,
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    • 497 7 NOTICES. ANNOUNCEMENT. We tbe undersigned have this day started business under tbe style of SHOON FATT C >, at No. 7 Pbillip Street as Rubber and General Merchants and Commission Agents. We also undertake rulbert eat ing. Factory at King's ele phone No. 1728. Equipped with up-to-date machinery, transport by
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    • 936 7 WHAT THE HANDS TELL, The size, shape and texture of the hands have been regarded from very distant times as highly indicative <;f character. Frr m the hands also it is easily possible to fcrm a substantially accurate opinion as to their possessors healthFor instance cold, clammy hands prove poor
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    • 299 7 I Factory to your Home. I Buy all your Dress Requirements and Household Goods from the great British Mail-order House. You B will be delighted with the quality and workmanship aj of the goods, the up-to-date and attractive styles, and fj I the low prices. You can be smartly dressed
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  • The Malaya Tribune.
    • 24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. issued OftllfJ SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. teased Oalli Vol vl- No see SINGAPOBafc, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1919 PRICE S CENTS
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    • 1131 1 Important New Industries. It ii aymptomatio of the oon tempore; y economic conditions prevailing in these islands to observe the increasing attention whioh is being devoted to Ihe commercial utilization of lis a wastes. Fish waste naturally falls into two broadly defined classes. There sre tb" white fish,
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    • Page 1 Advertisements
      • 533 1 I I b*L. 1 Up-to-date I MOTOR CARB TBE*TAHBLIH M0T0RIH00SE Tf Phone 371. P.&O.-BritishIndia AND APCAR LINE. (COMFA3IB8 I HOOaPOa ATBB tM BSfdLAMB) MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. Peninsular and Oriental S. N. Co. finder Contract with Hi* Majesty's Oo»em«*«» THF COMPANY'S MAIL SERVICES FAST OP BOMBAY pre at preaent eur^ended.
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      • 376 1 "Ellerman" Line. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP I CO., LTD. (Incorporated in England.) I FOR LONDON. Steamer. Sailing About j City of Melbourne end Nov. Kalomo end Dec. American Manchurian Line Fop New York direct Joint service with Alfred Holt Co., (The Blue Funnel Line) see separate advertisement. For cargo bookings and
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      • 306 1 O. S. K. Tha Osaka Stiose. Kalsba, LIMITED. (Incorporated In Japan.) No. 2 De Souza Street toffst* Salllin fnn Siiiaptrt. fßebjaoi to ohanf* withoat mUm) For MARSEILLES A LONDON (via Portsaid) Celebes Maru Nov. S3 Alps Maru Dec. 1' For GENOA: AND MARSEILLES. (oo space available) Indo Maru Dee- 9
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