The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 7 November 1917

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN OENTB SINGAPOBE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7 1917. NO. 9,207
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    THE DAYS NEWS.
    232 1 Late telegrams— Page 4. The Austro-Germane are across the! Tagliamento, and claim further Targe cap* j taxes. British and French troops have now arrived m Italy. The task now is to gain time while Gadorna reorganises his army Page 5. The Italian navy has don 6 better
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    ORGANISING A NATION.
    1422 1 Here, here Yon see There are too many of them Look, they are eating the moonbeams. Don't bite them, Tylo Don't hart them The Blue Bird." The whole nation wae afflicted with etubborn and perverse melancholy. Yet, ostensibly, the people were highly favoured by Fortune. They had
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      244 1 GOODRICH TYRES SAWY TREAD I JUST LANDED A few famous American "GRANT* 6 Cylinder Touring Cars, Model "X 1917, fitted with Magneto, Speedometer, Electric Light, Demountable Spare Rim and all Accessories. Colour Brewster GreenOn view at our Garage. Raffles Motor Garage, Raffles Hotel Buildings. i J.GrowtherShaw&Go. #> \y p>oif J°
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      104 1 TH B only tyre which has won the R.A.C. certificate of 5,000 miles without cuts or punctures. "Stelastic" Super-Cyres *C* IbC^HP gS&E from Plantation Rubber. SOLE AGENTS: International Trading Company, Limited. IT IS REAL ECONOMY TO BUY A CANADIAN FORD IT IS LOWEST IN FIRST COST MOST ECONOMICAL IN PETROL
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      146 1 L V EST ADVERTISEMENTS. T t'oring at Crowther Shaw's Page 1. {'■well's property sale Page 2. Chiog Keng Lee's sale of gharries and ponies Page 8. Municipality invite tenders for cement supply Page 8. Athenenm glassware at Little's Page 4. Apartment with private family wanted —Page 9. Italian Vermouth F.
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      2 1 Kartell's Brandy
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      132 1 THE WEEK Vadiesdaj 7th. High %hn- 4-21 a.vi 3-29 p.m. Moon Last Quarter. Star Opera Go. Oar Day,' 1 Hawi Majlis, 9 pm. Opening of V M O A. Athletic Ground and Sapper Bar, 6 p.m. football match 5 p.m. Thnrsdaj Bth. Ht|b Wntei— s 3* a.m., 451 p.m. Singhalese
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    THE REICHSTAG.
    256 2 Measures to Prevent Leakages. Amsterdam, Sept 13th. The Deutsche Tagea zeitung says that the Reichstag Main Committed feels the neceeeity for taking better precautions against leakage. One Deputy or other at every meeting complains of Press indiscretions concern ing the confidential sittings. Accordingly, tba Commutes has taken measure-*
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      780 2 1 RITE NOW (S^? Your name and address for free X^M Hk^n publication m tht*j}&o£j^ SINGAPORE DOLLAR DIRECTORY Office KELLY WALSH LTD. Truth crushed to earth will rise again. The Phenomlnal Success of Willison Wirths CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE is the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth. To-day
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      490 2 ONE OF THE BLGGESr SPORTING COMEDIES EVER PRODUCED Mr. DOLAN I NEW YORK A ROVING PI TURE VERSION OF THE BROADWAY THE4TRE SUCCES3 iLtroclucicg the a lightweight chaaploa boxer rf America JACK MLI LH ALL T/ is Big Sporting Corne!y "Mr DOLVN '>F NEW YORK" concerns the adventnr scf an
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      540 2 ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY I^^* Lewis J. Selznlck'B World Renown-d Super Production ALHAMBR A > SECOND SHOW AT 9 15 P. M. SHARP H U Introduction for the firs* time In PiDgapore. The Etetvrftofl Rn ,Tw Eupei production Featuring tho Greatest Favou.-ite cf all Movir 2?! parabl e Seltju. k iciurt Actresg.,
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      1046 3 tg^MOfl AT THE POPULAR PHOTOPLAY HOUSE «BHBB| Empire g^BHHHB Tanjcng Pagar Road. Trams Pass the Door. ■HWjW TO-NIOHT SECOND SHOW 9-16 SHARP TO-NIOHT THE BRITISH OFFICIAL WAR FILM COMMITTEE PRESENT The BATTLE of the ANGRE The ADVANCE T O H F B TANKS ffcfl mag:i <1c of tbe preliminary operations,
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      740 3 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. SUPPLY OF GEMEMT DURING 1918. Notloe is hereby given that the time for receiving tenders for tbe supply of PORTLAND CEMENT has been extended to noon on Saturday, 15th December. 1917. BY ORDER, I. POLGLASB, Municipal Secretary. Municipal Office, Singapore, 7th November, 1917. 7 11 10 14,28, 6,
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      719 3 MORGANS A6ENCY Oar Offices have been removed from 9, Battery Road to No. 1, Whiteaway Laidlaw's Buildings. 3-il 911 THE EXCHANGE BANKS The Exchange Banks will be closed on Saturday, 10th November K nM Monday; 12th J PabUc Holidays 5-11 12-11 REMOVAL NOTICE INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS (Colonial) Ltd. (Incorporated m
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      578 3 WHiTEAWAYS FOR GLASS CHINA WARE S The Grimwade Patent Pafety Hygienic, **Smßfi@Wp I milk or luixing bowls, plain white ironstone i :^^K^ china. It« advantages Wont Slop over, Poura easily, Prevents flies walking into]the milk. Eangs up when not m use. Ade- Fancy Floral China Water Jags In large sideratum
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, November 7, 1917.
    1367 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday, November 7, 1917. There was laid on the table of the •Legislative Council at its last meeting a report by Mr R O WINBTEDT, assistant director of education, on j i vernacular and industrial education m 'the Netherlands Indies and the Philippines. The report contains
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    RENT ASSESSMENT BOARD.
    777 4 A meeting of this Board was held at the offices cf the Municipal Commission yesterday afternoon, tbe hon'ble Mr C J Saundere presiding. Other members present were Messrs 8 Tomlinsoa, M Meyer, E Teseensohn. A M S Angullia, Gaw Khek Khiam and H Carpmael (Secretary). No 52
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    SWIMMING CLUB CARNIVAL.
    104 4 Arrangements for the Swimming Club Carnival m aid of the funds of Our Day have now been complettd. The programme includes twelve events, with a lady's and gentleman's race, team race, diving exhibition, water polo, faucy dress parade and other events likely to prove amusing. By the
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    LATEST TELEGRAMS
    288 4 Center. Serru*] London, Nov 6.- H i Paris .bat Generis Foe^T^ <<* wa. m to, tvco noo b eo^ he drew un cott-Vu i Bo *k I with whica L?iB uZS^Jes arnv.a Allied P!;j f OrrHn Cb H jiolO Italy fi,.v iQd ti '^cu^ tlMi acetrterp with laotfc
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    ALHAMBRA'S "OUR DAY."
    216 4 Mr Tan Chenp Kee. the proprietor c: the Alhambra, le to be cjngra-ul&e: the great success of the Our Day *ho« at that popular house of enter tinmeoto: Monday evenirg. There wae a crowded audience, and H E tte Governor iSir Arthur Young) and the Lad\ Mp
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    EMPIRE DAY MALAY SPORTS.
    83 4 A meeting of the Mohamtdac Commt nity was held on the /nd inttaot ie coc nection with the Shield presented by Ml Roland Braddell to the Empire Day Mais? Sporte Comniittee for Relay Race T fa( meeting decided that Empire Day be:a| no holiday now, that
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    THE CAMEOS.
    151 4 This clever comply Dt H opens here on Saturday il r!£ Theatre, uht-n they wW hC tL jtirely fre^h p-.rccrau.:-.r v! BODgS and travegtiec. Mr Atbo! Ft r toJ other favourites are with the cotflpscj who drew record houtes ii: Bb B^BWf*"' t;tev\ litre Scierce is to ransack
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      192 4 BOLLOCH LADE'S S Jj _I_J i w "fc^ O SCOTCH WHISKIES. H ISfj GOLD LABEL 5H J^y WHITE LABEL. hfl|] r'°" Sole Agents: CALDBECK, MAGGRE6OR Co. i- British HatsFinest Velours The Tanglin extra fc^ fine quality Plain Felt Hat m ail leading I sliacieSi $8.50. Largest Selection of Gentlemen s
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      62 4 G. R. Lambert Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS li Orchard Road, Telephone Mo. 1059. Tbe.Oldest and Leading Studio. First In 1872, Foremost !ln 1917. Uncalled Faollities, Ample Resources, ana the Requisite Experience, are all at oat Command, thus ensuring always the production of only the beet results m Studio Portraiture, Child Studies,
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    INVASION OF ITALY
    318 5 &USTRO-GERMANS CROSS TH TAGLIAMENTO Allied Troops Arrive [By Submarine Ofttit] (iUotor's tterrioe] London, Nov 5. The Auatro Germans gained the crossing of the middle Tagiia me nto. advancing went, taking prisoner jj Men and a Dumber of suu». N\.v 5. Italian Official The .tcbeJ »Me ri^Dt bank
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    NAVAL POSSIBILITIES
    170 5 Brilliant Italian Stroke Pan-; N'jv s—Naval5 Naval experts urge a speedy and vigorous Entente action m the Adriatic They declare that seaplanes coulJ compel the Austrian fleet to leave Hi harbours, enabling the Allied fleet* to r.:;» j a d -c.iive blow. N'e* Yjrk, Nov 5. The Associated
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    ENEMY PROPAGANDA
    122 5 Falsehoods About Britain London, Nov s—The5 The queition of Anstro German propaganda m Italy, which is fcllegad to have been strong m the hap pining* on the Italian front, was railed m the House of Commons. Colonel Tate asked what steps Govern Mfl was taking to deny the
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    ALLIED CONFERENCES
    109 5 Complete Agreement Established N'jv 5. Iq the Hoa*e of Corn* B ufour stas^d thai; he hoped the Hlftlf an a t Paris on the conduct H would ba held m the middle fcejt. He could not; at present 3 an? information regarding the con B vrir aims. f
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    GOVERNOR OF UGANDA
    22 5 f London, O y 6.— Mr R T Coryndon, eBl£ Jeat commieiioner of Sasatoland, hat ippointtd Governor of Uganda.
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    ATTACK ON GAZA
    458 5 TURKS TERRIFIED BY THE TANKS Over 2,600 Prisoners (By ffobmaruM Oabte] IBratar'i fervio*] London, Nov s— Egypt Official The Gaz» operation* coutinue. We ate m contact with the enemy to the norchward of Beersheba. The prisoners m these operations are now 207 officers acd 2,429 men. London,
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    RUSSIANS ATTACK TURKS
    48 5 London, Nov s—Wireless5 Wireless Russian Offl cial There was violent enemy artillery fire west of Sventen lake. We attacked she Turks iv the Kalkit sector on the Black Sea, capturing their first line tren cbes, and m some places the third line, with great booty.
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    THE NEAR EAST
    23 5 London, Nov 5. Wireless Geiman Official English battalions attacking south of Stejakovo between the Vardar and Lake Doirau heavily collapsed.
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    NORWAY'S LOST SHIPS
    30 5 London, Nov 5. A Norwegian Official says that nineteen Norwegian merchant men of a tonnage cf 84,677 were toaft m October, and 48 Norwegian seamen were killed.
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    QUEEN LIZZIE OUTDONE
    31 5 Paris, Nov 5. Le Temps states The naval expert who riiitsd the British shipyards say§ that he saw at Fairflelde, Glasgow, warshipi far bigger than the Qaeen Elizabeth.
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    THE KATTEGAT SCRAP
    30 5 London, Nov s—l Berlin Official admits that the British §ank an auxiliary cruiser on Nov 2 m the Kattegat, but denies that any patrol boats were sunk.
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    PACIFICISTS MOBBED
    27 5 London, Nor 5.— A peace meeting at Swansea wai broken op by the crowd invading the platform and expelling Mr Rodtn Boston and other ipaakui.
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    WESTERN FRONT
    231 5 I FINE BRITISH RAID AT GAYRELLE Americans' Brisk Brush IBj Habmaria* Oabl«] liUittr'i Btrrk»] London, Nov 6. Field Marshal Haig ■aya Yesterday's raid at Gavrelle reaulted m the oapture of fourteen prisoners, foarinachine guna and tvrnfrench mortirs. Nearly a hundred German* were L .lied and all dug-outs destroyed
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    ANTWERP DASH.
    559 5 Storj of Refugees (a Hun Motor Boat. Amsterdam, Sept 14. Particulars of an adventure by the Belgian motor boat Scaldis, which left Antwerp on Sunday and arrived at Wai soorden, E iet Zeelaod, Holland, with Belgians for the Belgian Army, are given by the Telegraaf. The Scaldis belonged
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    THE STAMFORD ROAD FATALITY.
    564 5 ACCUSED COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. The preliminary inquiry into the charge against Mr John Terndrnp, of causing the death, by a rash and negligent act, of a Japanese Bailor m Stamford rd recently, was concluded yesterday. Mr Sheedy, ASP, conducted the prosecution, ar.d Mr Smith Mairiofc appeared
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    STARVATION DF MONTENEGRO.
    390 5 Mr Alex Devine, head matter of Clayes more School, Winchester, who during hie holidays acts on the Continent as Com misatonei on behalf of tha Montenegro Red Cross and Relief Fund of London, has received a sworn statement by a Montene grin, who, as an American subject,
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      255 5 ROBINSON Co. ISOLA FLASKS. omm British Made Mjgl Will keep any heated beverage hot for 10 to 12 hours, or iced fe==i^P liquids cold for a similar period. W <fl Japanned Case HV J»! Pint size Price $3.50 I 'fll 188 SIMPLEX FLASKS H W^ I~^W (AMERICAN MAKE) VlSSfe^TP* Nickel
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      526 6 JL^# ML MJSL* JAPAN SSAIi STEA33S2SP CO., Ltfl. (Incorporated la J&*&n}. EyPOPEAM LINE. Far Haagkcag, Skufbil, Kabi a Tikc&sre? Ftr lalaici, Ptaaag, Colombo and England i la The Cape. A service Is main! line J teiweea lokofcjuci ▼ia port 3 to Marseilles, London, zrodov mil contract with the Imperial Japanese
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      380 6 KESSAGERIES MARITIME* INCORPORATED IH FRAHOB MAIL LWi, Fortnightly Borvlce betweea Indo-Csu. Chtiis, Japan. Ceylon, Djibouti, EftnM Marseilles. BRANCH LINK. Fortnightly service between Saigas-Toe* For farther Information apply tc J. da COURTOIS. 4,,». REAP ENG MOH STEAMSHU ECO., LIMITED. apora to Catavla, Chorlbon. ft Simirttt Sail Twloe a Week, Singapore to
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      488 6 ml O« British India AND Apcab Line (Companies Incorporated Im England.) Mail and Passenger Services. peninsulas and oriental s. n. Co. (Under contract with Hli Majesty*! Government.) The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST |OP BOMBAY are at present sns. pended. The Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND PROM LONDON are at present
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      732 6 ELLERMAN" UnJ SLLERHAH AND BUCKNALL STEAMSHIP CO.. LTB INCORPORATED IN BNOL4ND, FOR LONDON. For particular* a* to rates of freigtn and pas..,,*, McAUSTER Go., Ltd., (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLeS^J^! KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAARI iAATSCBA^y (Incorporated n Holland, j Roy*l Packet Navigation Co., of aatavu. 2—3, COLLFEB QCA7. l'«PBB OQHTBAOT WITH TH£ NErHEßhAyjfi
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    "OUR DAY " FUND, 1917.
    1727 7 "OUR DAY FUND, 1917. Previously acknowledged 1168,184.47 Two Sapper Dances given by Europe Hotel Ltd. 2,886.68 Collected by McAlister and Co. A Reid, D W Reid, 60 100 A Johns tone to H Brown 25 J Nelson, J White A McE Marshall, R E Lewis, JDe Piro, E S Williams
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    TIKARI'S MUNIFICENT GIFT.
    259 7 Fop i School for Indian Girls. Bankipore. Sept 20. The Maharaj Kumar of Tikari hat executed a deed of trust of hit whole ettate for the purpoie of founding an institution for tbe education of Indian girls. The trustees appointed by the deed are the executant himself,
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    CHINESE BANK AT HONGKONG.
    192 7 A bank known as the Industrial and Commercial Back (Ltd)" has been organized under the law? of Hongkong with a capital of $1,000,'. CO currency. The plant of the company contemplate ultimate capi talizalion of v much as 950,000,000 and the PttahUlhint of branches and agencies
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      185 7 BUCHANAN'S SCOTCH WHISKY SOM ETM I NG TO CROW ABOUT" [I^L^r^fe^ "BLACK WHITE" ALWAYS THE HIGHEST QUALITY Tne Enormous Stocks held by BUCHANAN Co. at their oonaed store the largest m the world) enable them to maintain tne high quality of this famous blend. The Borneo Co., Ltd. INCORPORATED IN
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    TERRORS OF SAN GABRIELE.
    929 8 ITALIANS UNFLINCHING. Battle Fierce as Ever. With the Italian Army, Sept 18. Thia Ihirteenth of September sees the great struggle (or Monte San Oabriele as fierce and nnflinohiDg as ever. Yet even from close by, as you look on its tortured flanks, yon can hardly imagine
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    SILVER IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    674 8 Views o! the Government. Upon the suggestion of the Insular Government the Philippine National Bank, B aj s a Manila contemporary, is about to issue one peso notes to the amount of a million pesos, and fifty centavo notes m the amount of half a million
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    THE TRADE OF SHANGHAI
    261 8 Regardless of the war, the gross trade of Shanghai m 1916 was greater than m any previous year, states the American Consul General stationed at China c great entrepot. Tbe direct foreign commeice also surpassed by nearly 950,000,000 that cf 1913, the previous record year. The
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    PNEUMONIA IN MINES.
    179 8 Success of a Lister Serum Johannesburg, 10th Sept. The Crown Mines, De Beers and Premier Diamond managements are hay ing carried out a systematic inoculation of native recruits with Dr. Lister's antipneumonia eerum. During July and August the dangerous months the Crown and De Beers Companies, each
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    THE JAPANESE.
    216 8 Doubtless feomeone m authority will flash a greeting to the Japanese squadron sharing with us the perils of the Mediterranean, (or it is 59 years this week (says the D Chronicle" of Aug 24) since we signed our first treaty with Japan. Never until then had a British
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      331 8 Buying a MlOn&m I is buying ET m existence. Smitated by all MO «fes o is still unequalled CI STOCKISTS: Singapore: Stralti Motor Garage; Cbli Huat Rio Oil Trading Co Cycle ft Carriage Co Ong Bam Leon* ft Co E Siddons. Johore Babru-A. C. Harper ft Co. Miwr.-Slnie, Darby ft
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      85 8 GLASS AND PORCELAIN RUBBER LATEX GOP, IN HALF LEMON AND FLAT BOTTOM SHAPE. SAMPLE FREE OS APPLICATION. APPLY TO G. OTOMUNE ®> Co. r }r ?\2^rNj^3^v*^M Grown* t Briti h owned plai itions feia^^^S^^ m thc i: /a VVest lnd> n iiUad Shipped m British vessels. r^ 3^^ Montserrat j
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    EXCHANGE.
    54 9 i'oaRHCTID c ro Nov 6 laaU 4 a rM 24i d»a&2' 24J Pit%*lt tiedite Ami -24 27*82 riftnca daroarS B^nl 818 IIDU, T. T. Jfis S *****0, 22f%Prem EoraaMKAt atanaMii 108 JiTA, damaoJ 180 •Uhbeck, *nJi 65| SQTfIBBiSHe. e&nk Bsjrli 19 64 2xzA efl E^i »nd Rob* 5% ■w
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    PRODUCE.
    171 9 Nov. 6 Tin (155 tone) 1119.75 Gizufetu 19.00 (}iaUii Omfte No. 1 26.00 Gami»i*i o«%i No. f 26.00 Pepptt Black otdtn. Spore 81.00 Pappai, (Wci*« lali) VM 89.00 Naimaga '110 to the com. Nslmtfi (50 lo the M nom. Maoc (Band**) nom. Olevai (AmkcimJ nom. BUi Ccfl«« (4% Blask)
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      663 9 «V as oe S*E4C? F&KINR or PIEMTT, LIFK INSURANCE IS WOBTH 100 CENTS ON THE DOLLAF. WHAT OTHER PROPERTY 18 P M ffi£AT EASTERN UFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. (INCOBPORATBD IN STKAISS SETTLEMENTS). dEAC OFFICE: WtntliMtar Honse, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE; SI, 014 Jewry, E-fl. Qammm nn.ooB teyoatiaA wttb site Bapvemo Oao»tof
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      493 9 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan) Capital Subscribed ~,Y. 48,000.000 Capital Paid Up^ ,Y. 80,000,000 Reserve Fund.., .Y. 21,300,000 Presidtsnt, J. Inoaye Esq. Vice PreHdent. Y. Yamakawa Es« DIRECTORS. i. Inoaye Esq. Y. Ysunakawa Esq. F. Soma Esq. M Odaglri Esq. K. Sonoda Es* T. KawasLima Esq. K.
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      541 9 Gaggino&Go (Ebtablibhbd m Singapore 167 6) NO. 6-a, 7, 8 MALACCA STREET, PUKET HOUSE Just received from Bordeaux, table claret m balk and bottle also light dry white wine. Vichy Celestins Table Water (for the kidneys) Vichy Grand-Grille (for liver complaint) Vichy~Hopital (dyspepsia and digestive organs) We have always steamers
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      427 9 WANTED. Dresser for Tobore Estate, good salary and prospects to competent man Apply I) c/o Singapore Fiee PresE 3-11 16 1 1 WANTED Bmart jacior Chinese clerk for shipping firm Apply 0.C.L1, c/ Free Pr, s s 111 7 11 WANTED By tho Government of the Federated Malay btates a
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      409 9 MAIL TABLE Ttdiy. aiteiu>edlate and local mafia, wiii be too do lo iißt below Penang, Maiaooa, F.M.6. (to? Ttaia) I ».a> flbtly (except Sunday). Johote, 8, 9.80. 11 a.m., 1t 40, 1, 4 A ».no. Rhio Emely 8 80 am Cacob Hock G&n 8.80 am Rerimon Sanit 8 80 am
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    LATE WIRE NEWS.
    361 10 Enemy Preparations for Retreat. Lahore, Oct 25.— Civil and Military Gazette epecial cables quote the frontier report that the Germans are evidently counting on further loss of ground and; have withdrawn their great ambulances from Moorsleeda to Waeingbe. Great acti ▼ity prevails at Zaebrogge and torpedo boats
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    ADVANCE ON THE DIALA
    292 10 Simla, Oct 23. The following telegram has been received from ''Eyewitness," Mesopotamia: October 20, under Jebel UamriD. To day we successfully completed opera tiooß which have been m progceta since the 3 6th against the Turkish position on Jebel Hamrin, a low line of hills which
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    WAR AND CHEMISTRY.
    204 10 The Neve Zaricher Zeitnng recently published a review of German activities m technical matters m the field of war economics, m which it is stated that systematic investigations into the pro perties of pit coal have been carried on by the Kaiser Wilhelm Institut fur Kohlenforscharg and
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    THE ASSIZES.
    274 10 O Kow Sin, alias Kow Sin, was yesterday charged before Mr Justice Ebden and a common jury, with unlawful return from banishment, fie pleaded not guilty, was tried and sentenced to penal servitude for life. Toh Kirn Seng was charged with a similar offence, and he also claimed
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    FOOD REFORM SOCIETY.
    325 10 Menu. French Broth. Danish Pie. Hot Potato Cakes. Tapioca and Coco nut Padding. Recipes. French Broth. lb carrots, h lb turnips, i lb onions, lb celery, i lb leeks, 2 oz butter, 2 qts of water, Marmite. Cut all vegetables very fine, fry m butter for 10
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    263 10 The following properties were disposed of by auction by Messrs Ching Keng Lee and Co. at their sale room en Mod day afternoon Land and house No. 68 Tanglinrd, area £,949 gq ft, bought by S S T Aruna ealam Chitty for $620. 99 years leasehold land and
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    BLINDED SOLDIERS AND SAILORS' FUND
    759 10 Previously acknowledged 137,814 84 Mrs Norman Black 50 D V Perkins Aug Sept Oct 10 C W Abrams Oct and Nov 6 A P Williams 1 Parbury 3 Toft 2 Wreford 8 F W Lyall 8 W A Sims 8 Payne 8 Scrvrageour 8,10 Ffl
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    THE MARK OF THE BEAST IN PALESTINE AND SYRIA.
    733 10 300,000 Victims. The terrible conditions that prevail m the Holy Land as a result of the Turkish dominatian are graphically deecribed m! the following article by an American offl cial recently returned from Syria. The appalling results of the Turks' policy
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    ROBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    22 10 Agents The Borneo Co. Bruseh 15,500 Ipoh Tin Dredging 430 Kuala Sawah 8,167 total to date 71 ,912,
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    S. V. C. DRILL PROGRAMME.
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