The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 November 1914

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. I I.N CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 27, 1914. NO. 8,303.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    178 1 Our Kelantan and Java correspondents send interesting news items Page 5. Teams for the golf match Scotland vs. England this week end appear on page 10. On inside pages are articles ou British gun work, the rise m freights, local gifts of pineapples for the troops. A
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    THE TOPICIST AT THE
    780 1 lIORB OR LESS Though the Topicist cacriea ins many years with lightness and grace, the military authorities have declined hit services on account of his age. Bat imft— nr his own antiquity nor official red tape has quenched his bla /.ing patriotism, and the Topicist manfully
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      487 1 3S Hi AS iff_*_ ras_ _a_ ft tfIAWIBRA _Tm% 11 fm Bbb V n THE PIONEER CINEMATOGRAPH THEATRE-BEACH ROAD. SECOND SHOW C- 15 ?.K. Two Shows for one Payment. FIRST SHOW 7-30 P.M. WEEK BEGINNING MONDAY, NOV. 23. YET ANOTHER EXCELLENT PROGRAMME OBABJ nUUSTI Ok OUI DBUAL Exdeavoi ie To
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      317 1 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO-NIGHT COMMENCING AT 9 P.M. SHARP. TO-NIGHT JUST ARRIVED BY THIS MAIL ~M All Hot, All Hot, All Hot. A batch ol German prisoners being taken The Perfect Scout. to the French Camps. To Aid the Motherland. For Tpajning before Ind.. s
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      211 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Lee-Enfield motor cycle for sale Page 2. Notice re next sailing of Spauish mail Page ii. Auction sale of furniture at Hatherleigh on Dec. 6 by Powell and Co Page 3. The Dispensary are selling a very delightful brand of English lavender water Page 4. Fillis Circus opens
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      101 1 THE WEEK. Friday 27th. High Water— 6 37 a.m., 6-4* p.m. Cold Storage meeting, Exchange. 12.30. Municipal Commission, 2.30 p.m. Sitorday 28th. Hl«h Water— 7-22 a.m., 8-0 p.m Polo Practice Tyersall, 5 p.m. Sunday 29th. li_ii rV ti*6i 81 _.m.. X.56 p.m Ist Sunday m Advent. Monday 30th. High Water—
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    164 2 sdfsdf sdfsdf M.M. sdfsdf M.M. sdfsdf sdfsdf D.C. On that great battlefield around Ostend, where tbe British are now doing mors than keeping the euemy at bay, tbe great career of tbe l>uke of Wellington began, just IS] \earsngo. lt bail b-.•• n designed to land the Hritish forces m
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      252 2 Are you feeling slack 9 Have you an attack of nerves O I Do you want to feel good and Do you want an appetite Well Just take a Rik, Gharry, Motor Car or Tramcar round to the Adeiphi Hotel (Under entirely new Management) CA RLSBERG ■■■■MB WMH— i Ml
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      81 2 MARTIN d <«£___!& PILLS r-aneh flmrr.m^y tor all Irt__u!aritn»«. __m__ If. .4*\ ISPO 1 bOX Ol P*II a*. T mi -Ts^-STg-?, __T l_V_ F*|g__ i> A' til _*—-.st. »„.l Stan— MASSAGE! Mrs. HARU Mr. FUJITA No. 239. BENCOOLEN STREET. Telephone Nc. 1467. HIGHEST REFERENCES GIVEN. W. J. GARCIA. 219, Orchard
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      527 2 Notices LEGION OF FRONTIERSMEN. To those desiring to join the Ceylon contingent o: the Legion of Frontiersmen and who are resident m the F. M. S. or Straits Settlements. Application should be made dirtct ta Lieut. Heslop, Colombo, at once. None but Biitij-h born subjects need apply. Age between 21
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      586 2 Notices I SINGAPORE GOLD STORAGE COMPANY, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that the Company's Twelfth Ordinary General Meeting will *h« held m the (Singapore Exchange, ou Friday, 27th November, 1914, at 12 3J o'clcck p m Business. 1. To receive the Directors' Report aud Accounts to 30th June, 1914. 2.
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      273 2 ToJLgt^ OFFICES TO llt -o.la_afflei 24-11 A: f 7 Pi Ltt p and Boa- near N' 4f < lairnl 111 I CHINC KENC LEE Auchencairn No I TO LEIT l- 1 m lal i)< TO LET UNFURNISHED Ti;< comfortable I iropi i as w< odsi entry. App'v t. POWELL Co.
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    BLACK GOWNS GIVE WAY TO KHAKI.
    332 3 KS P_< El I V RS. Fix. ii nlmocl three rd nndei the Civil War ot 1642-9 I similar IN cou"o thoso obtaining Huritfl hnreh With a quad 1 by troops Urn I -i N placed by the iiiv dosed to the I U_J
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    CAMBRIDGE AND LOUVAIN.
    231 3 1 H: I 1 OSITfS-UTY. pro- nl tl I ihe I uiversity of >uld earr;. n its acadei'ue work ibriti taken practical rfhape. mine;,' Cardinal Mefciei hai h m of the University lo feage for the hi Iding al Cambridge ol al Nurconrsei of the four Facnltiet
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      34 3 WetSSSI wrote of Woods. h graphic ease, *»ai W vti mostly timber n all composed of trees -Vebeter Uvtd today, "d a meaning newer, v!-, to millions simply means *be WmaAal Great Peppermint Cure.
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      516 3 Auctions REMINDER. This Day, Friday, at 11 a. m. AUCTION SALE OF Excellent Teak Household Furniture Dinner and Tea Services; Table Glassware, Cottage Piano; &c. At Powell Co's .Sale room Now on view. POWELL Co., Auctioneers. 15-11 27-11 AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, THE PROPERTY OF FIFTEEN PAWNSHOPS. On Wednesday,
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      1421 3 Auctions REMIN DE R. This Day, Friday, at 3 p. m. AUCTION SALE OF EXCELLENT TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE &c. The property of W. a. Brock, Esq., at No. 43, Grange Road Chiprendale model hlack polished teak arm chairs and centre table; teak music cabinetteak writing table Siamese Buddhas; BORNEO MADE
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      1564 3 Auctions AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TE4K HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PLANTS &c. AT HATHERLEIGH, NASSIM ROAD ON SATURDAY, sth DECEMBER, AT 2-30 P.M. earned A_^_*^_,S? to f With miri r paDtls rattan chairK aud ***m\ large centre SJ,, &C Y er y handsomely carved teak sideboard with mirror panels massive unpolished -__erw___^J^-
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    Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH.
    24 4 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. At Miri, Sarawak, on the 10th November. 1914, the wife of the Hon'ble Mr. R. S. DOUGL.— I of a son.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, November 27, 1914
    1326 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, November 27, 1914 i rsm Ui F While the opposing armies iv Flanders seem to have fought themselves to a standstill, or at least the Allies seem m no hurry to make a general advance' which would hear out the policy of keep ing the
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    730 4 Mr K. X. Save, of Messrs. Gutter ami Pearse's staff, is another Ipoh man who is going Rome to join Lord Kitchener.- saw army. It will "ratify his many friends to bear that .Mr E. Tesscnsohn has accepted thi position of a Municipal Commissioner for Singapore, offered to him by
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      FRENCH RELIEF FUND.
      90 4 E UTOB, i' mWr rheo >„., lor our WHHM gum. anu tie :> bUt SOUS so tar Cbr om French. I therefore spi Jr ■nd other eon.;. suffering French, ber n< rt, when lint. _4 thing tie a nsn ive* 1 m Singapore. Attached 1 |iva I
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      BOOKS WANTED FOR OUR SAILORS.
      154 4 To tmi: -Drros, D .if Sir. llsf I Oil, tteaden to send me any h ive EtOOBd away. and for whicb tliej no further use f My ftp| i for the Navy. From time t Naval ships OOUM mm Bs ou some of the small*
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      ANOTHER APPEAL.
      201 4 r< s ou, Sir. < hristnias i- pitals will a- sua! reo iv< ol kind heart* 1 Is :.tients of the I i j Tan Toe U S* ng" will get thi alms and creator- eoi I rl But tb< one branch of "T. '1 B Ibe aisle
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    BELGIUM RELIEF FUND.
    24 4 NfS Salinond co I alh I! arbour. acknow ledg. I gl follow ing subscriptions tmounl previously acknowledge) M T." Innll \atim
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    107 4 Mr Pothe, of HSSSCS. HfUM tt and Co., Ipoh. is severing he- I with the firm to go to the front The Kpistles of the Apostles are I I modern variant m the Welsh churcheb. one of which has SSS* from madoc to the sixteen of its SM Bi are
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      61 4 gr LAMBERT&c. ORCH AFC ROAD. The Only Studio m the Colony producing Refined Photographic Portraiture of Artistic Merit and Technical Excellence. Likeness and individuality, the most valued qualities m a Portrait, characterise all our work. Our Studio is m charge of Mr. H. N. Buckeridge, a British Artist of the
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    THE POLISH CAMPAIGN.
    116 5 KSIBLY A GERMAN DISASTER. Armies Broken Up. Coi B*l marine Cable' vn aiq a.):-. Prom Bci i coma n nique chronic ce--. m Poland and < i.ili with i pi isoners ted Hungary, tmmuniqs lys I il Ugh i ing m ghl turhood ol Lo.!/ continues. ns
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    TURKISH DEBACLE.
    62 5 Hugo Cesertions. U II pursuit ol tbe 1 1. the 1 i .lou of 1 pturinx prisoners and rbe 1 1 paei rs apparerll ing to I Iter ot tbe forts ol i Di veborneo Tt: S S 9 ::.i;: fa that refugees from Asia I per c«-:.
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    POLICY OF THE BALKANS.
    85 5 "v f s To Frps:rvB Peace. v |c" .iv au intern sting fai rared d i Urn Dn tl Opposition qi .1 non i r s sibi 1 ity lb i it is doubtful if end of the 1.15 i Pon I aiming al i n
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    "SPECIAL" NEWS.
    159 5 I p.m.— Pi i Find« j sled Santa Clans ship Jason i ith yesterday and was ship age 1 *hmol i bristmas I ren < I i ttants and] v and oth i r porta. 1.20 p "i ihe Pram n f I switnes who Oi de« i
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    INDIA READY.
    66 5 RBUT— B*S Sl'Kt IAL Skkvuk.' •oudou, Nov. 26, 9.u0 a.m. The Maha I jab of idar, interviewed at Cairo, said Wf> first heard that a hundred thou '1 native troops would go tho frout. N ow we hear that 300,000 will go. We glad to hear this. If
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    JAVA NOTES.
    574 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Weltevreden, Nov. 14. Business during the past week has been far better than usual. Several products were much enquired for and it is probable that, had shipments been possible, a larger volume oi business might have been put through. ft is remarkable that most
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    IN THE WEST.
    226 5 THE BATTLE OF YPRES. A Splendid Effort. London. Nov. _.">. 5.48 a.na. A Paris Communique states that from the North Sea to Ypres there were no further m fantry attacks. We gained ground betwssn Langemark and /onnehelie and the Indian troops have re-taken some of the trenches
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    NEW GERMAN DEFENCES.
    34 5 Lond tn, Nov. 26, 1.20 p.m. The Danes report that the Germans are feverishly rtifying a line oi entrenchments protecting Ihe Kiel Canal and are pouring troops into S< blesiwg Holstein.
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    THE CAMEL CORPS ENGAGEMENT.
    148 5 London. NOl .25, Ml" pm. message from lire describing the affair of rhe Bikanir Ca I Crops m Egypt, says that twenty ol the Bikanii Camelry were pat* rolling on Not. 29 between Birlennss and Gatia. apt. I hope with the Bikanirswas proceeding lo the east
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    GERMAN SUBMARINE OUTRAGE.
    92 5 I tondon, Sa\ 26, 9.80 aa.1n 1 Wil fa v ference to th 1 sinking of the French passenger sfeamei Admiral Ganteauroe, on Oct. 26, the Press Bureau publishes a photograph of a portion ol the Gant mote's lift* bo it, 1 il b tbe Fragment oi
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    Y. W. C. A.
    269 5 The N W, C. Committee, with the approval ol Ihe Ivisory Committee, have purchased from G rernment No. 8 Ft. I c mning Ro* I tor tbe so n ol 110,000 i ltl institute now m Dboby Ghaut will 1., i moved there early m December.
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    49 5 It is understood that Mr Harcourt has requested that bis appreciation and thanks might be conveyed to the Telegraph Staff of the Cocos for notifying the Kmden's arrival t" the Sydney, to which he feels that the successful action fought by the Sydney was m a great measure due.
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    THE RIGHT SORT.
    180 5 The following letter is a very complete answer to those croakers m Singapore whose chief capability is grousing at the class of men who are offering themselves for service a-* men wbocan't doanyth in g else." To tl ie C. O. Singapore. Sir, When I left Singapore
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    116 5 Bi Courtesy of the Fbench Consul Oeneb— l. Paris, Nov. 25, 5.5a p.m. (Ulicial We have made some progress between Lange- j marcs: and Zonnebeeke. Tbj Indian troops have recaptured near La r.assee the trenches which had been lost the day before. We have made slight progress
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    KELANTAN NEWS.
    361 5 8 LLT AX'S WAR FUND. i Kota Bahru, Xov. 23rd. The Bishop of Singapore visited this State and went up to Kuala Lebir. He returned to Kota Pahru and held services j at the Residency on Sunday the 22nd inst., and on the following Monday consecrated the Christian
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    AMATEUR THEATRICALS.
    399 5 Toa large and appreciative audience an enjoyable evening was given yesterday at the Victoria Theatre by the performance of two plays entitled Packing dp" and My Lord m Livery," by some well-known local amateurs. To produce a play aettd by amateurs is almost always a thankless ta^lc to
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    FREIGHTS.
    105 5 Messrs Paterson Simons a Cos. weekly circular gives these To London From Singapore, Penang, Port Swettenham and Malacca 725. 6d. per ton of 50 cubic feet from Port Dickson, Teluk Anson, Kelantan and Kuantan 775. 6d. per ton of 50 cubic feet. To New York or Boston Direct from
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      379 5 [Robinson Co. I PHOTO XMAS CARDS AND MOUNTS IN ALL SIZES POR INSERTING YOUR OWN Snap Shots Photos Prices from 65cts. to $1.35 per dozen, j Robinson Co. ..i f.i^.-.—rt_-—____-__W m m^~fi._ l 'W*^ m^a8 m m_W——WEmamam m BmT3!l—f m WB m a —_»<?»■.■-. '-W-— tyi*f?v _?j£J___u-jfjai_ill gßo_— [GRAMOPHONE RECORDS.!
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      465 6 Shipping STRAITS STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION Co., Ltd. An Express weekly service is being maintained by steamers of the above companies between SINGAPORE and BANGKOK. The steamers leave Singapore every Saturday 'and have very good accommodation for passengers. Full particulars may be had on application to THE
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      799 6 Shipping KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. 2—3, Collyer Quay. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Singapore Belawan-Deli Nov 27 V. Goens Belawan-Deli Nov 27 Sc houtkn Bawean. Sourabaya, Bandjerrnassin, Stagen, Kota Baroe, Samaiinda, Donggala and Wani Nov 27 Sinqarad ia Tongkol, Moeara-Saba, Simpang and Djambi
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      629 6 Shipping IN. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. A Fortnightly service is matutaim-tf betweea Yokohama via ports to Marseilles, Loudon and i Antwerp, under mail contract with tbe Imperial Japanese Government. Tbe New Twinscrew Bteamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, anu are fitted with
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      311 6 Shipping STEAM NAVIGATION China, Japan Penang, Gey lon Australia, india, Aden, Egypt, Mcdi terranean Ports, Plymouth and London. For freight, passa fo _na further information appl} H. W. BUCKLAND, AGEK M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MAIL LINE For Saigon, Haiphong, Hong kong, China, Japan, Ceylon Djibouti, Seychelles, Zanzibar Madagascar, Reunion, Mauri
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    THE BRITISH GUNS AT WORK.
    760 7 I An officer who bat been wounded writes home from France: We WBC» Supposed to he surrounded, but we weren't certain. The colonel tailed all the officers up and told us am wire m a very tight corner, hut we were not to let the
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    WAR ECONOMICS.
    232 7 The economist M. Paul Leroy lieauheu has examined the resources of the combatants m the great war, with a view to estimating its probable duration. Put men, as well as money have to be taken into consideration. M. Leroy Peaulieu showthat the Allies can draw upon a population
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      529 7 THE OfLY lift INSURANCE COMPANY REGISTERED IN THE COLONY. LARGEST PAID-UP CAPITAI OF INY EASTERN COMPANY. PROSPEROUS and PROGRESSIVE. I THt GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. I HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. 1 m_maa ha, £20.000 t-MMMed with the Supreme Court ol England,
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      555 7 TIIE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, Ltd. CAPITAL AUTHORISED £1,500 000 CAPITAL SUBSCRIBED £*****00 CAPITAL PAID-UP £*****0 I RESERVE FUND f^OOO BOARD OF DIRECTORS K. J. Black Esq., Chairman. James Campbell Esq. H. Melvill Simons Esq. J. Maitland Esq. Sir 1 _vid Yule. J. M. Kyrie Esq. Chief Manager Percy Mould
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      490 7 iCAltre^ INSURANGE OFFICE, Ld Hongkong |C*ri .l, RUBBOBXBBD M,600,000,C( 0 Amoukt Paid-up 600,G00,tu Kederve Fund si ,600,000,- Marine lilp.as at Current Rates, Boustsad Co., Agsa.s ALLIANCE ASSURieiTge, Ltr, Accumulated Funds exceed £17,000 000 HRE a MOTOR Gin RISKS. Insurances effected at rates of premier which will be found favourable to
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      304 7 SIEMENS WINCHESTER H3J3E. l\il~l. Thl E3B._s: SIEMENS, SIfKU?3IS. Telephone No. BW. Electrical Ealiae Manufacturers aad Contractors. BlHlElii i BBOTHEP.S mm MMM, U Head OJlce Caxion House, Westrclalsiar, Loadoo, Supplies Dept. and Storm Upper Thames Street, Locdoi. Lamps and Fittings Dept, Dalstoo, London. Works:— StafTord aod Woolwich. rMATIC^ Renowned Physicians prescribe
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    FRUIT FOR THE TROOPS.
    396 8 A committee, known as The Vegetable Products Committee has been formed m London, under the presidency of Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, with Admiral The Hon. S. E. B. Eremantle and Sir John Cockburn, as Vice presidents, with the object of collecting and delivering fresh fruit and
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    HARASSED TURKISH TRADE.
    417 8 Badly Hit i-.y Balkan Wabs. lt must appear to the longsulf'ering Turkish merchant and manufacturer that he is never again to enjoy any measure of normality m which to conduct his business, for as our special correspondent to the Balkans pointed out a few days ago, the
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    DRIVING BELTS.
    77 8 Frequently considerable trouble arises throußb the right Kelt not being selected —and tbe drives not properly arranged. Tbe GANDY Belting which is world famous as for its strength, durability and gripping power is especially suitable for this climate aud is not affected by heat or moisture. The Borneo
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    THE RISE IN FREIGHTS
    767 8 DEFENCE AM) CRITICISM OF THE SHIPPING KING. (To the Editor of "The Globe.") Sir, 1 much regretted to see m Monday's issue of The Globe so scurrilous, misleading, and inaccurate a letter as that signed One Who Watches," as the most casual knowledge of the situation
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    IS THE KAISER' HEIR DEAD?
    87 8 Lady says she saw his Funeral. Has the German Crown Prince been killed The question is suggested by the following, which is contributed to this week's "Nation" (Oct;. 17) by "Wayfarer" IMr H. W. Massing— m) Extract from a letter from a lady m J:
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      10 8 For Chronic Chest Complaint??, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, la. fed
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      175 8 r \\o\\ c I I=l I W i' lI > <i i IM Weak Lungs Pn IK A Sensitive Throat HH A Delicate Digestion A Wasted Body, or A Debilitated Constitution i le !t i Lirishes, revitalises and rti ie the vvh I stem, c J Obtainable at i 1
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      155 9 PILSENER BEER GREAT AUKS HEAD" BRAND i ry V; A Ross ft Brother Ltd.. Liverpool. SUPERFINE 3EER OF BRITISH BREWING 3JMESS STOUT GREAT AUKS HEAD BRAND $13.70 per case of 8 doz. Pints. $12 per case of 10 dozen Splits. The Stout berried under the •"Great Auks Head Brand rrangement
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      244 9 To determine the correct Lubricating Oil for the automobile engine requires both scientific study and broad practical experience. This experience we have applied m studying carefully the lubricating requirements of each make of car. Such study involves the construction of the engine horizontal, vertical, or V type cylinder arrangement two
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      779 9 'j EXCHANGE. LATEST ARRIVALS. j -^CTSB TP TO NOV. |l:Uc v u lue B nt l 2«M« Kor.M B u.„ I i 10 -lanarn Private creditQ 8 m a 0.4-^ i INniA T T *i V■■ I vvlst j HONQKONQ, demand Z M BrouSTr jjAVA.demknd^ 1^ ["J j N V
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    'WE WANT PEACE QUICKLY.'
    1153 10 WE WANT PEACE QUICKLY.' „Ki"l\N SOLDIER. LETTER. ii tOM 1 BEI TOP. Tbe following descriptive account, which has beea COSSBSUa tested by an eyewitness, prases* with Osaoral Headquarters contun,- and supplements the narrative pub s |l l u- inov- nitwits et the Bnti.-dl iorc»- ai i\ Urn Frencb am ri
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    NEXT YEAR'S WHEAT CROP.
    165 10 In view of the probability of high prices for wheat continuing alter the harvest of 1915, many farmers have already decided to increase their wheal sowings iv the coming season, and others are considering the methods by which they may be able to do so with
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    SIPUTEH TIN MINES.
    165 10 The report of the Siputefa Tin Mines. Ltd covers tbe year ended :Ust December, 1918] aud states that during the period under review sales of tin ore produced by the company realised on the bpot a net amount of £10*452, and operations by tributors produced a revenue
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    PUSING BHARU TIN MINES.
    153 10 The report of the Posing Bharu Tin Mines, Ltd.. for the sear ended 3lst l>eceraber. 1913, states that during the period under review sales of tin ore produced by the company realised £11,724, aud operations by tributors provided a revenue of £6,848. After deducting the ordinary
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    TREMELBYE (SELANGOR.)
    135 10 Tiii' report of tbe Tremelbye '^elengor) I Kubber Company, Ltd.. foi tbe year ended 1 80 th June, 1911. to i)e presented at the meeting on the 80th ult.. states that including £8,682 brought orward, tbe prolit j and loss at count Bh OWB a credit balance of
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    122 10 j A match by Foursome play will be played this Saturday, between the undermentioned teams representing Scotland against The Rest. Scotland v. The Rlst. Winter (Capt) Hutchison v. Dyne (Capt) ft Everitt, 2.45. MacMillan Binnie v. Campbell .v. Mundell. 2.50. Elder Smith v. Rankin ,V. King, 2.55.
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    LEGISLATION IN THE F.M.S.
    384 10 The Federal Council is sitting again, and on Tuesday it had a heaped-up plate of draft Enactments to digest 25 m all. They have to be run through the machine and m due time will be presented to the Federation as the absolutely latest thing iv
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    SIAMESE TIN.
    105 10 The report of the Siamese Tin Syndicate, Ltd., for the year to 31st March last, to be submitted at the meeting ou the '_9th iustaut, states that the year's working has resulted m a profit of £12,187, from which the directors have deemed it advisable to write off
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    220 10 Mr Lloyd George's next great war meeting is to be held at Rhosllanerchmgog. It is reported that m Anglesey there is some soreness that the claims of LlanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrudrobwllantysilicgGg ogoch have been overlooked, Tyueside is manufacturing soldiers almost as expeditiously as Armstrong, Whitworth's are making guns. Tbe Ist Tyneside Scottish battalion
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    THE INDIANS IN BATTLE.
    400 10 WHAT THE- HAVE MET. Paris, Nov. 13. A French oflicer m an appreciative article regarding the Indian troops pays a; high tribute to their bearing and efficiency. He says it was necessary at first to prevent Indians uselessly exposing themselves which they did to show their
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    REPLY TO GERMAN PROFESSORS.
    398 10 British Scientists on a War ftjb Liberty." The German professors who recently appended their names to a denunciation of Great Britain are well answered m a manifesto signed by 117 of tbe most prominent men of letters and science m this country. Some extracts Horn the
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      32 10 SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES. Sunday, 28th November. Johnton 's Pier at 7, 9 and 10 a.m., 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Return from Club at 8.80 and 9.30 a.m., 12.15, 3 an 5.30 p.m.
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