Malaya Tribune, 29 November 1919

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    28 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY?) AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. EVENING DAICY. Vol fL- 10. 280 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1919 PRICE 5 CENTS The Malaya Tribune. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
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      233 1 HIN WATT CO. i Uarkat Street and Orchard Road IPECIALISTS IN Motor Repairing, Mptor supplies. Ships' Stores, AND Estate Requisites. 'phone 741. FUN FE8T SUPREME With the World's Greatest Comedian at the The Greatest Comedy ever shown oa either Stage or Screen fgS ONE <S* ON V CH URGES CHAPLIN
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      180 1 Straits Jiotel TANJONC PAGAR HMD. Board and Lodging, Single and Donble Hooms. For particulars ipply to the Manager. TEBHS VERY MODERATE Tslssraphlo Address PBANAKAN. M.A. SAIB00&CO. General Merchants a Money Changers All are kindly solicited te Inspect onr ibop at Johnston's Plrr, Singapore. Foreign Coins of all kind* eaa be
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    The Letter-Box.
    173 2 [W* As Mt aaim A# A Mtlacca CospUfert. From 14 DI3APF01NTBD" I malt crave yonr iuda!genoe to aiiow me to wntUau»« gtievano» of th« oisem public of HMmos the otiumDV of ywar paper. The acoommod&iion for the seoond class at Malaeea's beautiful new theatre hall, the Aglow»," ia
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    Sir Arthur Young's Portrait Fund.
    227 2 The Committer gracefully acknowledge receipt f the following sab eciipti ns Am<uut previously acknowledged $2,675. > ..una Kader Saltan $50. $10 each,—W. Makepeace, The Pacific Trading Co, Ltd., The Shanghai Life InsurMoe Co. Ltd., fok Hong Ktao, W H Hose, S N Marshall, Standard Oil
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    F. M. S. Match Duty.
    68 2 At Monday's meeting of the Federal Council it was decided That this Council resolves that, with a view to encouraging the establishment of a matoh making industry in the Federated M day B:ates, it is expedient that an import duty at the present rate ($6O
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    297 2 The latest London cables to hand this morning are dated as follows:— Ordinary rate 24 h November Deferred rate 19di November. The Kuala Lumpur paper snnouuots that endeavours are being made to arrange for the Band of tSi Sooth Staff ,»rds, which is to play at the Sr. Andrew's Ball
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    Amusements.
    41 2 Harmston's Circus. This well-known entertainment will arrive in Singapore on Sunday, snd the opening night will be on Monday. The nsme Hamilton stands for the real thin* in circuses, snd there shoo Id be no lack of patronage by the-public.
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    The Cinemas.
    266 2 *> Bread is the name given to the fix-reel Universal star attraction featuring Mary Maclaren whioh the Palladium is presenting to-night together with the Screen Magazine and s two reel LEo oomedy. The eleventh end twelfth episodes of the stirring Psthe serial Patrla appear in the first show
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    Education by Film.
    188 2 Schoolchildren are to be tang hi their gams on the film. Ovtr 2,000 children from LOC elementary schools attended a special film ma itiee at L-wieham Hippodrome rtc utly. There wmi never fa oh a rush for a lesion in eami before. As a matter of fac*.
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    Lazy Policemen.
    57 2 On Thursday. before Mr H R Bol». the 8 coml magistrate, two M*»l«y polioe constables were sentenced to 14 day*'rigorous imprisonment ac v one for the off mm of absenting himself from doty for 14 dayi without reasonable oaose, and the other for allowing four lepers to eeoape
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      204 2 Oj HIGH-CLASS CIGARETTES \Ts jt?M At Moderate Prices. CIGARETTES Qaality *u*k*i both smoker and manufaoH turer absolutely gatiified. Quality ii oar B|p||| fi r st ooniidaration, then we fix the RKBB possible price we can. |J| Si No. 555 No. 444 TST f- Fii Obtainable of all h'.gi class stores.
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      284 2 6UIDEJOBKS. By Lt-Col. H. A. Newell, I,A F.R.QS., Madras. The following books from tht pen of this author are For Sale at the Malaya Tribune Office, Singapore, and at the Stationery and News Supply Coy, Malacca. Outstation orders must be accompanied by remittance and postage of 10 cents per book*
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      419 2 Our blood is composed of red and white corpuscles the red to nourish the body, the white to fight disease. In Anaemia—or bloodleisness the red corpuscles are more or less deficient Thus the blood cannot provide sufficient nourishment for the body. Therelore the face becomes white and pasty —the eyes
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      199 2 Semi-Diesel Oil Engines 100 HI. WB.HP. 1- BH mnl 4 Heavy Lathes. ty it tft.-0" H* ft -rSTOCK. Inspection ioritcd. The Nanyo Engineering Works, Ltd., (Incorporated is Japan.) 379, Victoria Street, Singapore Tel. No. ISOS •all at the well-known Cake-Shop ii you want Ptosh oakea, Ices, Cold and Hot Drinks.
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    Local Share Market.
    260 3 Singapore, Not, 29. Mean Latham Co., 30-A Baffle, Plaoe adtlie the following qiotatiom alorGajah 14.10 14 30 iyerKuningi 135 1.48 ajer Moles 2.95 305 AyerPanai 13 50 13 90 Balfownie 675 7.00 Bnki, Jelotong 0 87$ I 95 3ttknKatn 1.22fc 1.30 Bukit X B 0.85 0.95 Bewtt
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    Straits Produce.
    273 3 Singapore, Not. 29. An.—See Local and General oolumn. Copra* -Baiinew done, Steady.—No Bniineu Sago Flour-" Buainen done. Gambit: .—Buiinesa done. P#pp«r.—Weak —Bmlneai done. ri<ft«r Produc<a.~Market. Qii* v uitUu < aUikft «unttMi. Nutmegi 110 8. per pioul $62.(1 Nutmegi 80 8. 68.00 Copra Bali 22 50 Copra Gorong Taio
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      332 3 MARLBOROUGH Tit Hall for Comfort, Good Music and Good Piotures Beaeh Road fmm t*e*"» T November 25, to Sunday, November 80 A Bit WILLIAM FOX PRODUCTION Presenting FREDERICK PERRY America! Distinguished Stage Star THE FAMILY STAIN In 6 Parts A thrillinf domestic photo-play. A subject of exceptional holdit! power, pulsating
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      625 3 The FYem Thursday, November 27, to Tuesday, December 2 1 Aihnnk... Alhambra j Alhambra fa is the only Hie Theatre at the theatre where you JL tt I I A 1 aBBBBBBk Am\ M iettheBEST Jl i J% A J mm M^ tetea 3; ALHAMBRAf: ■^J^l^ 81 The Hall for
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      728 3 I AT THE POPULAR PHOTO-PLAY HOUSE {EMPIRE Taajaug Pagar R *d Tram* Fa*s tiie Do i. j To-Nlght! Second Show at 9.30 p.m. To-Night!! A Harry Carey Specia 1 Attraction Fe&t ring HARRY CAREY and MOLLY MALONE in' THE SCARLET DROP In Five Parts 4 Written and produced by Jack
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    BIRTH
    18 4 ELLIOTT.-—On Wednesday, 26th Not. at Penang, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leaton Elliott, a daughter. 3911 3QU
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    THE COST OF LIVING.
    941 4 It ia about time that freight! begin to come down. That wae what we wrote yesterday in diacuMing shipping combines and prospects. Tae ink was scarcely dry upon the p .per when ther* oame that exoel--1» nt news about the drop in the pi ice of
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    49 4 Among the passengers aboard of the Neleas dae from home to-day is Mr Rnpert Gosling, son of Mr TO Gosling. It is 16 years sinoe he left Singapore for his education. On the first day of the war he joined up and was on service to July 7 last.
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    The Letter-Box.
    12 4 [W« 4» mt >uwdl| ulim tts opinion* mtruni tf wrrwfwidwti]
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    Local War Service.
    642 4 From IMPERIALIST All who served in the local defence forces daring the war period will agree with yonr observations in two recent leaders. To the Asiatic British subjects who served in the Volunteer Corps, especially, the exclusion of Malaya (particularly Singapore) from the favoured war areas" mast
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    124 4 Rubber is quoted at 2/5½ for both orepe and sheet. Mr AW Still is appointed a member of the Raffl->s Library and Museum Committee rice Mr I H Burkill, resigned. Net proceeds amounting to $3047. 80 were realised from the variety entertainment held at the Victoria Theatre on Oct 25
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    Flight to Australia.
    649 4 Excitement for Singapore Capt Ross Smlt! D fl Toesot, A wire from Ul lopial Engineer tain Roes Smith i« ,1-« cours« of hie flight to An., V lD *e Race Course i 8 b,in K the aviator's landing fof sary arrangements for foel, etc (which w4 i
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    96 4 Mr F K Wilson, Class untitled Bervioe, has been grant" 1 months leave from Nov 10. Capt A C Bak«r, M C, is appa»* ed to be Captain, Penang Volonteeri. The resignation of Lieut fl Mnir. w the same Corps, has been accepts The hon'ble Mr W Lowther W has
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      208 4 ROBINSON CO. British HHR made jBHsA Boots of No. 119*. Black Box Calf Derby loots la »1 awes. Price $12.50 net i. No. 4 Tan Coarse Hide Derby Boots, suitable for estate ass. Price $10.50 oett. No. 1408. Tan Derby Boots. Price 515.50 oett. No. 225«. Tan Willow Derby Boots
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      380 4 Magnolia Antifriction White Metal Galvanized Kidgings Crane's Cylinder Oil Galvanized Pipes and Fittings Champion Blacksmith's Post Drills GUAN KIAT CO., LTD. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) 36 Phillip Street, SINGAPORE. Telegraph GUAN KMT Code used A. B. C. 5th Edition. Telephone Nos. 1361, 1362. In extension of our present fleet,
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      17 4 Guinness' Horsshead Stout In Quarts, Pints Nips 8 *4^a^a^aA dldbeck. Macgrepr AND Co. Wine And Spirit Merchants.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      101 4 WHEN AND WHERE. Saturday. Nov. 29. Polo, 4 30. Football; Scotland v. the Reat, S.C.C. ground, 5. Lodge Alias, 9. Chine** Co., S.V.I., Baleatier Range, Parts I and II, 2 30. Sooday, Nov. 30. Swimming Club Launches To.—9,10 and 11. From.—9.30, 10.30 and 12.15. Yaobt Club, Vice Presdt's Cap. Tsnjong
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    AIRMAN NEARING SINGAPORE.
    578 5 Reduced Hours Decreed for Eastern Workmen. jGYPTIAN NATIONALISTS FAIL. Capt Rose Smith, the first of the airmen competing for the big priie for the flight from England la Australia to arrive in this part o£l he worU. may arrive in Sing iporj and land on the raceoourse
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    ORIENTAL LABOUR.
    102 5 WORKING HOURS TO BE REDUCED. Rueter. Waihington, Nov 25. —The International Labour Conference Special Commission which dealt with the limitation of hoars of work in Eutern countries recommends sonaiJerable redactions in the prelent hours of employment, with a definite maximum in each case. Beuter, To Meet Annually. London,
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    Ultimatum to Strikers.
    31 5 Reuter. London, Nov 25.—The Employers' Federation has informed the ironfonndera' unions that they are tnwilling to discuss wages and working conditions until the strikers mume on pre-strike terms.—Reuter.
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    A Wicked World.
    112 5 Mr Churchill in the Damps. Reuter. London, Nov 25.—Mr Churchill, faking in London, raid that the •ate of the world at present in no betokened the endurance of Peac-s except that the fighters were «hangted. People talked about the *wUon the morrow after the war J'if it
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    Prisoners Still.
    52 5 Reuter. London. Nov 25.—1n the House J Commons?, replying to Commander Unworthy, Mr H .mar Greenthat there were about «U.OCO Austrian prisoners in Sibe a &t present. Tae Supreme Council in Paris er e taking steps to repatriate war prisoners from Siberia «oon as the Allied forces had
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    The Fourpenny Egg.
    33 5 Reuter. Undoo, Not 25.-The Food JJSJj ha s fixed the retail price In Kr T* 6 which are arriving togiand in large quantities and s*.k n cond »Uon, at fourpence
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    CURZON ON EGYPT.
    245 5 THE PROTECTORATE TO BE MAINTAINED. Reuter. Londoc, Nov 25.—1n the Home of Lords, Lord Cnrzon, in a comprehensive statement on the situation in Egypt, said that the unrest waa fundamentally due to economic causes, especially the high cost of living, but this unrest was being exploited politically.
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    s.s. Natal Afire.
    39 5 Reuter. Port Said, Nov 25.—The Danish steamer Natal, from Singapore to Copenhagen, arrived at Suez with her cargo afire in numbers four and five holds, containing 1.640 tons of copra. A survey is to be held.—
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    Greek Monarchist Plot.
    49 5 Reuter. Athens, Nov 25.—A plot engineered by retired Constantinian officers to murder Venizelos and overthrow the regime has been discovered, and a number of arrests have been made. A minute enquiry is proceeding. Full avowals have been obtained from tbe culprits who will be courtmartialled immediately.—Renter.
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    C.L.C. Returning.
    19 5 Reuter. Havre, Nov. 22.—The British steamer has taken aboard 1,800 Chinese who are being repatriated to Hongkong.—Renter.
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    Local Sport.
    125 5 Singapore Polo Clnb. To day at 4 30 p m 'st Chukka 4 45 p m Whites,—l H F Clifton Bmith, 2 FTS Newell, 3 HO Cooke Yarborough, 4 W Peel. Blues.—l D Campbell. 2 H Bwe« W 3 AP Dash wood, 4 ECH Wolff. 2nd Chokko 5.05
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    HOCKEY.
    192 5 S. C. C. v. S. R. C. An interesting game of hookey was played between the S 0 0 and the SR C on the former's ground last evening. The 8C C won by two goals to one, their goalgetters being Smyth and Btocks, whilst La Brooy secured the
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    FOOTBALL.
    84 5 To-day's Big Match. Great interest is being centred in to lay's soccer match on the SCO ground between Scotland and the Rest—part of the Scots' St Andrew's Day celebrations. Two useful sides will be out, and though the R at will be strong favourites, the Scots are hopeful of
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    Prince and Uncle Sam.
    182 5 Hopes to Call Again. Reuter. Washington, Nov 25.—The Prince of Wales, replying to Mr Lansing's farewell message, wirelessed from the Renown I am greatly touched by the kindness of your farewell telegram on behalf of the United States Government. This visit has been for me a
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    Pensioners' Plight.
    151 5 Concessions May be Made. Reuter. LondoD, Nov, 24. —In the House of Commons, Sir Bertram Falle asked if any action has been taken or was to be taken to increase tbe prewar pensions of pensioned officers in the Malay States Government Service. He pointed ont that the Ceylon
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    Theft Charge.
    435 5 Case Against Mr. Holm. In the district oonrt yesterday afternoon, before Mr Langham Garter, the eaae waa resumed in which Mr H J A Holm, late manager of the Far Baatein Film Service Go, is oharged with thaf t of $760 in cash, and a oheque for $3,045,
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    Germans Hedging.
    157 5 Hoping Allies Will Disagree Reuter. Paris, Nov 25.—At a meeting of Snpreme Council, a note waa read from the acting head of the German delegation requesting an ajonrnment of negotiations pending instructions from the German Gover» ment regarding the Allies' proposal for administration of the areas of occupation.
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    The Ex-Kaiser.
    39 5 Reuter. London, Nov. 25,—The Diiiy Mail says it is expected that Holland will grant the application for extradition of the ex-Kaiser immediately the Peaoe Treaty is ratified. The trial will begin in London about New Year.—Reuter. y
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    Rumania Most Decide.
    28 5 Reuter. Paris, Nov 25.—The Supreme Council is drawing op a protocol giving Romania until Dec 5 to sign the St Qermain (Austtian) and Bulgarian treaties.—Renter.
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    Socialism In Italy.
    33 5 Reuter. Rome, Nov. 25. —Aa a reanlt of the Socialist victory in the elections, a grave crisis is feared, involving not only the Cabinet bat also the ruling house. —Renter.
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    53 5 A murder is reported to have been committed at 6-50 p.m. lait Thursday at the 6£ mile, Thomson road, of a Hylam named Pna Ah Tin, who ia reported to have been beaten to death. Twenty Hokiena are Baid to be conoerned in the affair, and foar of them are
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    Municipal Commission.
    1188 5 Some Health Matters. An ordinary meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held in the Board Room yesterday at 2.30 p,m. presided over by Mr R J Farrer. Others present were:—Dr Middleton, Messrs J M Sime, W A Sims, E Tessenaobn, Tan Kheam Hock, J A Elias, See Teong
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    Chinese Smugglers.
    108 5 Sovereigns from Australia. Reuter. London, Nov. 24—The Times correspondent at Sydney says that while the customs has prevented the importation of opium, Chinese smugglers art* now attempting to smuggle sovereigns from Australia. Organised bands are at work in the large cities, giving 22s and even 24s for a
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    52 5 Mrs. Peterson, a Eurasian lady, reports to the police that while walking along Hill-street at 2 p.m., yesterday, she waa attacked by a Chineae and robbed of her band-bag continuing $175 in notea. She received a blow on the cheek, and sustained bruises on her hands. The lady cannot identify
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    56 5 A theft of ten bales of rubber, valued at $1,000 is reported to have taken place a* Pulan Saigon railway godown between Friday of last week and last Thursday. Mr H W Lynch, of the F M S Railway, is the oomplainant. Some clerks employed in the godown are suspected.
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    39 5 The Secretary of State for the Colonies has appointed Messrs R Bird. J R Neave, J I Miller and A V Aston to be cadets in the Civil Service of the Colony. They reported their arrival on Nov 22.
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      49 5 New Actors and Actresses are arriving. Watch for their first appearance. THE INDIAN OPERA Co. OF MADRAS (A High Class Tamil Dramatic Co.) WILL ENACT To-Night AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL NORTH BRIDGE ROAD ALLI ABJUNA Admission s Gents, $3. $2, $1 and 50 seats. Ladies, $1 and 50 cents.
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      375 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. THE SINCERE INSURANCE AND INVESTMENT GO., LTD. (Incorporated in Hongkong II. 14, North Canal Road. TeJopbone No. 1746. NEWS FOR ALL HARMSTONS CIRCUS IS OPENING AT BEACH ROAD On MONDAY, Deo- 1st, at 9 IS p.m. LOCATION: BEACH ROAD New Artistes New Acts Harmston's Name a Sufficient Guarantee
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      158 5 NOTICE. PARBOILED RICE, It is notified to Estate and Employers cf Labour who are registered with the Agent, Food Controller, for supplies of parboiled rice, that the Government Allotment for December has been fixe>; at (eighty) 80% of their assessed allowance. These supplies must therefore be supplemented by Wheat Flour,
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    The Housing Problem.
    433 6 Dwellings For X L Chinese. Borne few days ago we commented—not for the first time—upon the thortage of boose ecoommodation for Europeans. From information *ince jrathered, we are led to believe tba: this problem is not oot;fl.ied to Earopear.B alone. Wh are told that there is, and
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    European Mails.
    47 6 Delivered io London Thi lollii wkeg *re v.« oaten of carte r#eei Singapore or th> iHQfsau iasih m iUtiir deliver) i Loc I r. Lmrr Dauviaaa 1» niaoAPoaa Lomdob. Oct 7 Ifov. S do 11 do 15 do 21 do 17 do 20 do 10
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    Wireless.
    24 6 in communication with th* Comin- ,-oial Wireless Station thia mortn s :—s. a. Color Pat«dlf. Mela..)-, TatTwno M»ru, Tj sale*, Me chior Trettb.
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    Shipping—Latest Arrivals.
    193 6 Bnij ke§, Dot 264 to is. Cap Owiernuis. trom Bandj«rmasain 29/U, for Bandjermaasm 2/12, K. P M. Babinda Amer. 3485 tons Cap Gouradi, froai SeatUe 29/11, for Bjmbay uncertain, Gathrie and Co. ChuHt-n Mara, Jap 1935 tons, Cap M Ydjima, irom Cheribon and Sourataya 28/11, for Calcutta 1/12
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    61 6 The members of the Chinese Volunteer Club met last night at their Clnb-hooae, Beach-road, for the pnrp w o<" tor ning a Benevolent Brsnoh ofth* Clnb. This Brarob. which willotme into on Dec 1. will f.ffcMi an advantage to the present nienibers of the 8 VI Chinean CoTitpany and also
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    37 6 A new variety of green tea, known as th M Cloud Fog," ie being produced in Ui.Hsi, that part of the province of Anhwei which ia said to furnish the beat quality of tea grown in China.
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      130 6 Weighing Machines. STOCKS OF j AVERYS' AND FAIRBANKS' AT Huttenbac h BROS. Co. DRINK Beei? and THE POPULAR BITllAftlS. Sold Everywhere. G. AURELY A Co., Singapore and Penang. Sole Imporlera for S.S., P.M,S. and Sinatra. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. •Phone 815. Tel. 41 Aiirely." SINGAPORE CENTENAHY. Maw Biography. Mow Cn
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      713 6 Church Services. 8. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. 1st Sunday in Advent. 30th November, 1919. 8 Andrew's Day. 7 am. Holy Communion. 7-45 ».m Holy Communion (Choral). 9 15 a.m. Matins and Litany. 4 pm. Sunday Sohool. Bible Class. Coarse, "Genesis and the Gospel." 0.30 p.m. Evensong and Sermon. 8. Matthew's, Sepoy
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      247 6 PEACE AT LAST. Is your 1 fe one continuous horrible Eght against the dread monster ot «ciatic pain Do you feel yourself gradually weakening in the awful struggle? Is your life-energy being destroyed by the agonizing, stabbing, thrusts of the torturous disease Then let me tell you that you are
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      206 6 The TonuT o„e Q 0 B Q Preparation. and Nerves Anaemia Neurasthenia^ Cdnvalescence-Overstraia-Debility-Rapid Growth-Scrofuu TUBERCULOSIS Opotherapy of the blood with its ict ve princi las, Globeol ii a typical active remedy or medicinal food lor imparting Strength and Energy, Free from any Toxlt Agent jt p Globed acts gently and
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      240 6 Mails Close. Va-isy. Batu Pahat Mens »pm Malacca 'Hong Liaa 1 pni Muar Malacca 'Ban Whatt Hia a pm Muar *Hong Aik a pm Penang* Calcutta Fooksaag pm Malacca I*. Swetteahara Penang *Klang 3 pm Medan Medusa pm P. Sa-nbu, Selat Pandjang,Bengkalis. Siak and Pakan Baroe Brouwar pm Bangkok Katong
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    Malaya's War Memorial.
    239 7 Proposed Pasteur Institute, Speaking in the Federal Council, the Hon. Mr Clodd said that at a i meeting of the Council earlier in the year, a vote was passed for the erection of s suitable memorial to those who went from this country to serve and who
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    League of Nations Union.
    841 7 The King oo Oar Saprimt Duty. The autumn campaign of the League of Nattoni Union waa opened on Oot 18 by a meeting at the Mention Hou§», London. The Lord Mayor presided The speakers included Mr Asquitb. Lord Robert OeoU, Mr J R dynes, and M.
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    Singapore Volunteer Corps.
    37 7 Frogramme of I> Ulr »tc, fo ww k Hiding .>t>;t.rd»j, NoveiabOi 29, 199. Saturday. 29. 2 30 p.m.—Bah R. %InsM Co Parts I II Olssjsifls t-on. R. Smith 2nd Lieut., •/Adjutant, 8. V. 0.
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    31 7 It is reported untitled untitled th»> fauaons Ed't~r of tho Paris Le Temr» now or> his way cut b visit Ohio*, whether b« iw.ii proc-:tv aft*r a e'ay In Indo Chine.
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      432 7 'BASKS. Bafll['LlfflltrtfL*di»tb. traits Settlement..; fUjim Ckaaaksss 5 A 6. BRANCHES; «5 aJSCS Htrert. Mjtlan Saleimaii. SfwU 109 J ikD Vl „;m at London, New iftSr Francisco, BaUvia. flfcJT B.ma rang, Palembang ajfase'* 1 i,Trafl« japh'al. $8,000,000 1 $6.000,000 $3,0^0,000 P»U»P v .wo gOARD OF IRECTORS: n,. Mm ItM Choon Guan,Beq.
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      391 7 BANKS. CHARTERED BAN! Of ImDML~ AUSTRALIA AMD CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND. 3Y ROYAL CHARTER. Paid ap Capiul I n 60,000 Sharea of £20 each £1,200,000 R-M-rweFend £2,100,000 ii 8 rye Liability of Proprietors £UOO,OOO BAI*KERS. back of England. Lon-ion Joint City and Midland Bank, Ltd. London County WeitmiuaUr and Parr'a
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      533 7 NOTICES.^ NOTICE n l i?,?/ C is L hereb J r i7en that Mr. W. Bird (who by mutual consent is leaving the service of Messrs Morgan's Agency) a, from December Is? to make Rubber Broking Contracts and to solvenc X of principals on per pro Macphail Co., Ltd. L
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      581 7 DON'T WORRY ABOUT YOUR KIDNEYS. Backache is rarely due to kidney trouble. Doctors will tell you that kidaey disease, when it exists, may be very far advanced indeed before it indicates its presence by means of pains in the back. In the vast majority of cases Lumbago is the cause
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      238 7 INSURANCE THE ORIENTAL Government Security Lite Assurance Co., Ltl. Established 1874. Incorporated in India. FUNDS excess Five Crores Rupees Absolute Security. MfjMllll SMI IMM lasuranca strsetsd is 1818 $8,847,852.00 Total Policiss in force 69,405 assuring with Bonus Additions $98,817,617.00. New Business for the year 1918. Establishes a record in the
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      104 7 Messrs F. 6. TAYLOR I Co., Ltd., (iMorporated in tbe Straits Settlements.) PENANG HAVE OPENED OFFICES AT il MARKET STREET, BINGAPOFt E AS From 1st December, 1919. POPE MOTOR CYCLE t Power, Comfort, Reliability, and Ease of Control. Twin Cylinder, Three Speed, Dixie Improved Magneto, Kick Starter, fitted with Putent
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      24 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. issued OUlf.l SUPPLEMENT TO THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. limd t^allf Vol vl -Mo. 980 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1919 PHICE 6 CEN13
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      Shipping News
      163 1 Arrivals. NOVEMBER 27. Pontianak Dit 111 Naoodah from Mereiog Nov 26 Lim Chw«« Chun* Trnnb Dot 1612 Cap Donok from D*li Nov 26 X P M. Emile Dut 94 Naoodah from Rhio Nov 27 Ben« Moh. Dilwara Bri 3480 Cap B ,bh from Bombay Nov 17 P and
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      Clearances.
      95 1 NOVEMBER 27. Ban Hong Liong for Samarang via porta. Hong Ho for Tringgana via porta Hye Leong for Malaooa. Lai Bang for Honkong and Kobe. Calypso for P S'ham via porta. Sri Maar for Malacca and Maar. Hong Moh for Rangoon and Penang. Bingaradja for Berombang via porta. Van
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      Japanese shipowner's Troubles.
      355 1 Serious Shortage of Officers Tokit», Nov 5. Tae shortage of Ips officers and engineers c >v. innes to be on* of the most serious problems for the shipping trade 1t the country, and the gravity of ih situation is realis-d pir.ionlarly regards the ooean trad**. Sbip's ffioni
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      24 1 Mariners are warned that a sunken tongkang was seen floating st 7 30 a.m. on Thursday about half a mile east of Cyrene Bnoy.
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      Quarantine.
      112 1 ilphat>Htioal lift of Infected (signal X GQ) and Suspected (signal FPB) Porte i Signal fnecessary J In adPort notified. dltion to DiMas* Qnarantine flag. Am 'f FPB Cerebfo-Spinal Meningitis Ab.t 100 Cholera Bangkok FPB Cholera Batam FPB Cerebrospinal Batu Pakat XGQ hale™** Bambay XGQ Cholera Uombay XGQ Small-pox Bombay
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      Tragedy of the Sea.
      71 1 A cable was rec«ived In Hon* kong on 11th November from Shanghai stating that the Governor of Formosa reports that a wooden raft marked Stockholm 45 measuring about 12 by 9. and 9 inches high, carryingone European corpse land possibly emanating from the b Peking, was
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      Singapore Tide Tables.
      101 1 Satnrday November 29 —Hieh Sunday Norember 30,—Moon Fi-8 Qurter llh 47m A. High 8tM .r 3 13 8 m 7ft N« 2.59 p.m. 8f», 2ina. Mouday. Dumber J. —Moon in i-qoatcr Bb. a. High Water:--4.5 .m. 7ft. Site 3.49 p.m. 7ft. oirs. Tut a lay, Deoember 2.—High
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        278 1 O. S. K. Tbe Osaka Shosu Kaisha, LIMITED. (Incorporated in Japan,) No. 2 De Souza Street Pftjwwl Sillliis from SlHMtrt. r»«»j»ct io mm* witk—t Mki M For MARSEILLES LONDON (via Portsaid) Alps Mam Dee. II For GENOA: AND MARSEILLES, (no ■pace available) Indo Maru Deo- 9 For SOUTH AMERICA (Via
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        423 1 j TKIIUMTBign I AND U 1 P SHIPPING GAZETTE 1 'Phone No. i 7i SUBSCRIPTION P Efl Payable In Advance, Per annum Half-yearly PJg Per quarter ># J Postage Extra 50 ctg. !L NIPPON YUSEN KiS (Incorporated in Japan) laser Nail Cea tract with the Imperial Jspasea. (Sabject te Alteration!
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        30 1 SEANC LINE Of SIEAWIS. RANGOON and OIJ1NA BON. «.S. Ilumli 5,750 T«u Sba*« Bri iJH T»n«. as. s«A5« osoea U* t»m lor freight er pasaage, »PP'J GIONG HOE A Co-
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