The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 November 1918

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    17 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. rrp J >, i> JL SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBEE 6, 1918. NO. 9,512
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    358 1 Foch is throwing all his forces into a great Allied attack m the West, three British armies, the whole of the French armies and a portion of the American armies are simultaneonsly advancing. Passages have been forced over the Sambre and Meuse— Page 5. The Italians continue
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    LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS.
    83 1 Wanted a clerk— Page 9. Loet a dog Page 3. Lion trade mark Page 3. Notice re Adis and Ezrkiel Page 8. Sewing machine for eale Page 9. John Little's for water proofs Page 4. CbiDg Keng Lee Bell land on the 11th Page 3. Wassiamall offers good
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    THE FIGHTING PILOT.
    881 1 Jobn Sturdges was nut of the ordinary type of pilot m the Royal Flying Corps. Ie seemed strange that each b man should have been chorea fcr the fastest and beet ecout machines on the British Front. To look at him one would surmise that he wbs,
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      217 1 'fljilCH TYRES J os VNO PNEUMATICS RAFFLES HOTEL. gEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 9.75 P.M. T« RESES AND SENOUR vn French and American Cabaret Entertainment. A NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT. Characteristic Modern and Mimic Dancers g a ristic Card Entertainer, etc etc. prilC DANCING AFTER ENTERTAINMENT Admission $2, Tr? entertainers give 20 per cent
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      388 1 A Revolution m Tyre Sizes Moto'ists have hitborto had recourse to > so-called ovarsizes (a: a highly ov rsized jjj price) to make up their tyre capacity to the j j normal or adequate requirements of resili- j ency and carrying power. Tbis is no longer i necessary. If The
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      20 1 ASHE NEPHEW LIVERPOOL Old Tom I* n M 1 11 $37 A CASE DUTY BXTRA. SWEE LEE Go. &WINESPIBIT MERCHANTS.
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      5 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS!
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      62 1 THE WEEK. Wednesday 6th~ Figh Water— li-i a.m. Thursday 7th. High Water— j- is a.m., 11-28 pm. Daihou»ie chapter, -.3 p.m. Our Day Football, S.O.C. Frfdii Bth High W&tcr -i 41 a CO p.m. Satnrdo 9th. High Watty l-a6 t.oo ,037 p m. Our Day Couutry Fair, Race course. Sunday
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    'OUR DAY" IN HONGKONG
    401 2 A Triumpii of Organisation The Rj«Op6an commati'fy ia Hongkong vas ba^rly employed on Oct 24 collecting Clancy fjr t tie Oar D.ty Fund.'' Buoiues^ was nimost at a atandatil! m tha foretoon, fjr, wrt the distraction of a constant stream of pTily clad young Sadies raabirj;
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    HOLLAND.
    187 2 The foimation of the new Dutch Cabinet is reported to be assured, and will be composed as follows Premier and Minister of the Interior, Jonkheer Raye de Baeten brouck Minister for Foreign Affaire, Jonkheer van Karnebeek Minister of Justice. M Theodore Heemekerk Minister of War and Marine, Jonfcheer Altine
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    HOLLAND AND " ANOTHER CONVOY.'
    82 2 HOLLAND AND ANOTHER CONVOY.' Tha Dafch Press bears from Batavia tbut, m c-tee another Dntch convoy is a 1 wed to return from tbe Dutch Indies t > Hollaed, il will b<* convoyed by the 1) eh Zaven ProviDci^n (a 1905 battleship 6 530 ton«) and the auxiliary cruiser T
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    142 2 D-' Hev.vud Hay§ the leiding grower Of loses m Bmgkok 6tate9 that the earns a DOSjpberk conditions as are favouring Ihc .nflufnz* ar« eoneiujj toe ruin of his r -ts t^esfc, of which 10 per cent are dead, ar i the resjt are dry and withered and practically none are
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      455 2 jfljp3Ks£*y New Ideas l^r IK 9 M^^t J. R FLYNN ANDERSOM fldvertise", >6iChanffe ftlle Pino-Mentho Pastilles for the thro it Stiuon] itiog Antiseptic ['rice 75 cents bottle cf all chemists or the Agents MEDICAL HAIL Opposite Post Office STNG\PORF. I A REFRESHING DRINK PILSENER BEER BREWiD IN SCOTLAND. •■^Btmi'l'l wr»?
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      451 2 PALLADIUM AT 9 30 TO-NIGHT AT 9.30 COMPLETE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME INCLUDING A THRILLING "BUTTERFLY" FEATURE ENTITLED A MARKED MAN A story'of a Bad Man with a tfood heart. Starring the one and only HARRY CAREY WITH FILL PROGRAMME OF NEW NfcSTOR AND LKO COMEDIES I In The First Show
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      252 2 A BIG FILM WITH A BIG CAST^I In the Second Show at 0 v r m I A MIGHTY MOLIERr DRAM I An Adaptation of Ernent Da;;*. I IN MORE nil 7,3C0 111 l: r > I Fujl of Action, Superbly ?racnte»l, riuspt Lst :ui I Tt presents a story
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      440 3 k* LOST Tprrir r do 4. Trader re- n ■Emitted: partners rt B vembar, .9 919. AD!3 EZBKIEL. 8 U- 1 t v i1 the above Trade s lark of nw NORTH SY, LIXItED lin t Brisatn aad a -itc poema* i i a ttast any r:- r oth- rwi-e
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      778 3 GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. 1 Tender* will be received, up to noon on Friday, the Bth November, 191*, at the ©lonUl tVcreta'y's Office, Stn&apore. the Ktfeitlent Councillor's Office, teuang, and the Resident's Office, Mtuacca, from persons desirous of contracting for supplies for the Government at Singapore, Penang, and Malacca, respectively, for a
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      1023 3 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Freehold Building Allotments at Messrs Ching Keng Lee Co.'s Sale Room Raffles Ohambere, Baffles 1 lace On Monday, 11th Nov., 1918 at 2.30 p.m. Lola 1 to 8 Freehold Building Allotments with a frontage on Devonshire Road, area from 1912 square feet to id 18 square
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      241 3 CROCKERY AND GLAS?WAC 8 China Vases \f< V jd^^^fe^^Bb^^^^t Price 95 cts The "Ashland" Dinner service decorated with Rosy Pink Flower Dmner Set for 12 persons 58 pieces I ijjj. Price $48.50 per set Dinner Set for 6 persons 30 pieces T.c "Sherwood" Brass wall Lamp I trf^^^&k fitted waii
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      BIRTHS.
      38 4 Milne.— it Kuala Lumpur on Snd Novem ber the wife of D. M. Milne, a eon. To Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hoc a aC the Mater- j nity Hospital, Singapore, on November 6tb, a bod. i
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      DEATH.
      82 4 Van Cuylkkb^pg. On the Plet Cctober, 1918. at Tap*h Perak, murdered by gan§ robbers, Cahl Willem Frbdrich van Cut- LBNBUBG, son cf Mr. and Mrs. C. M van Cnylenbnrg, Sicgapore In hia 38nd year. Buried) at Bidaduri C. metery, Singapore." The family ct the late Mrs Sarah Ann Hocquard
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    The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday November 6, 1918.
    1109 4 The Singapore Free Press. Wednesday November 6, 1918. Po r ak is rapidly earning a reputation, which is wholly undesirable, for the q recent murder of Mr van CUTLENBERG 8 t m the Ivimpar district is not an isolated j instance of criminality but merely further evidence of the scandalous
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    142 4 A recent visitor to Mbdan noticed that Germans were not much in evidence there. The visitors at the leading hotel were all Dutch, BritiBh or American. Bishop Charles Henry Brent, of the Philippines, has been made a Major in the American Expeditionary Force in France, and is to have charge
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    LATEST TELEGRAMS
    135 4 Uuraiaiaa and Rathenten troope invaded Galicia and fighting occurred with the Poles, who we«e beateu back. The Rutheniano occupied P.x^oiZ' 1. Tne Ukrainian National Council bae announced that it hae taken over the adminiettation o( Eastera Galicia. The Poles have estiblithed a Govern ment at Craeoir amid big
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    DACOITY AT KAMPAR
    194 4 Gang Jbvobbjrs k!o i Dp Town. Many Casualties. From Our Own Corretpondtnt [poll N T ov 5 N T 6aily fifty robber* held up Katnpar last night and reiied three opium shop-. Tbrre wa& a britk figbi v.i«h ttia police in which three ccnfetables rere wounded and
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    WHY SHOULD THIS BE ALLOWED
    236 4 A public ■laughter of Australian and Singapore pigs are made at Race Course Road by a married woman with the consent of her hoeband and taken by motor car all over the suburbs and cold between the hoare of 9 p no. and 4 a.
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    193 4 Mr J Carneroa Gunn hat assumed the acting managership of Selinsing Estate. Paetor Asbdown is expected m Penang ehortly, after a three years' absence m London. On Friday next, at 7 80 a m, m the Cath edral of the Good Shepherd, a Requiem High M«6s will be celebrated for
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    96 4 FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS. COURTEhY OF tmU, It** tbe /ii t m\ to t« Argoi.f.e, lei d C!apt;:re>i Hi mij many o»Y r capturrd Buz Thfr Ftaln front;p r c d«e 1 to v B«tgr«U. I Tusn;v^ itlOD Of !L. B 4«M j The 11::?;; led tbt tttlei o' (Affairs, »v.d
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    COUNTRY FAIR
    20 4 L^d^ Brelvn Youth rill for stall bolder! at tin I Friday, lO.W !•■>.• fa i... dibCUEs linul irr&ogtn Bsti
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    "OUR DAY"FAIR
    104 4 Mr*. Brn-ideSi |t|Mfilij irtnj the following eu^-rir. „..i Oioey &ni OMtat ercan:pr g Country F.tir. M Meyer til 0. E g Kmmkl Eiae 1160, M A Niraaz c |t| F J Fougere t l is, R S M Naguraae Patebotumdd^ Prince Rupert lie bmi\ |j Sovtee %i§. Pieymft
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    PLANTERS ASSOCIATE OF MALAYA.
    38 4 PLANTERS ASSOCIATE OF MA LAYA. The routine wb.cb w&; M held on Ojtober 26tb, tv: mi poetp3D€d on account ef t: m influenza epidemic, will cc? kli the Town Hall, Penang on M 26tfc inst.. at 10 am
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    WEEDING AND INFLUENZA.
    90 4 Frc-i Our Own Corfuy/** The weddicg was WfcW*^ George's Church of Fratk Bnc? of the Hongkong B»nk end Ac:r"l Laing younger daughter cf I Saperiatendent Eactern Te^s:: Rev Keppel Gamier offic;»td bride wm given away by her W besttLßn wai Mr G B WK* wedding service was
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    177 4 Member are atkc-d to D*"J Band of Hope mee'ir :s to ihe ltth met 01; accu-J*-erza epidemic The business cf Mr W T P^;; f engineer, etc. ii to N flortj^ local company JjJ fc J indicate* b capita! eft eharee of *b:ch n"' SiiS ,o to the vendor 1•-
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      199 4 m allsopps R r r X mul U k k II (TOOTH'S I BULLOCH LADE UUUBCI/ICO WATSONS No. 10 WnlumLU PERFECTION MIW MARTIN'S. V.V.O. LARGE STOCKS-Reasonable Prices GALDBECK MAGGRE6OR CO. RAINCOATS j 'Kj WET SEASON N "The Jaelanco" Fawn Double hfV Texture waterproof well cut and 1 finished $27.50 V
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      47 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1085 i 1 6— ffr 0 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Fate the conditions of onr offer 11 No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of oar work could be given or demanded.
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    BATTLE NEWS
    124 5 £AS T AND_W £ST v 4 The Nieuwe Roiter isci N n ntJ t Berho corr^sp >uient S 4c!»** V ol f- R tea: eoac iq ol the Bririsb a ;j.v j r i, rt o.iuic ssrtcken paiifft ?ii ol F.)cb. v ntmoet It i foe eptCirtl the
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    AIR FIGHTING
    80 5 I n Phc Plwta Bnraau Air r'jrce on Nov 3 j 3 m acd art und r 818 fleudroma with I n«4 I i 4 I ilorlic wire thcomb tba Swisi l n ro 'J to the other :i ol attacks I opevfttioni on the loci Hrn the
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    BRITISH AND BELGIAN FRONT
    76 5 i Belgian communiqee. Md mi pursuit of tha retrsat- r.thr.anding thedifflcultieaof cz: :t 3p by watercourses and canals z':.i jrossinga deairoyed. We raach i. f:;m .-t :;!e we»t of Silziua to jlrfKctoldi tarcu^b Licgerbrugge, itT:: rnnc'a PLneB. We captured :M-.i-c rga: tha northern apprcachea .2 Slot
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    HAVAS SUMMARY
    217 5 No? 3 —The position of the T :;u3lic%t-d by the capture of C >K: ssi hi* hurried retreat before *•<::: »rj ■sMriosMS cotwithitand fariom resistance bed knowing *-c Jitaful character cf the Argonne -•*•!>= front. «firicii army broke the resistance eft, Americans on the right over &E? tee
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    47 5 k f inary 8«n««» meeting of *J> the Royal Bangkok Spirts H {i l t IQ Ban Bkokon Oct24 at >*> n Waa P iBBad exc?uding a« Hungarian subjects N*H u^er business was also IDfcrnaftllon been 4?°* •koit on dri *^n« westerly *^t*a2L mU6i Pt. day. Two ■^vowunaeooontadlot.*
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    BATTLE OF ARGONNE
    402 5 MEUSE LINE CRUMBLING Franco- American Victory IB* Babnarim* Ckbl«] rsWvter'i ItrruMi London, Nuv 2 Reuter s correspondent at French Headquarters wiring on Sunday evpuing saya the Fiencu and American armies eff «cv.d a janot'.on near Authe, five roties oortbeaal < t Buz»r,cy Tb« enemy's position on the
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    ITALIA REDENTE
    307 5 Prisoners by the Thousand London, Nov 4 British Italian official. The Tenth Army on Nov 3 had reached the line Villotta Praturlone Medaoa river, eastward of Pordenone San Qairioc Aviauo. The advance continues. Prisoners now exceed Id, ooo of whom a thousand have been taken by the Fourteenth
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    106 5 By the courtesy of the Raffles Hotel t macaiement Toeresei and Senour, cabaret entertainers, give their clever performance j tonight, at 915 p.m. The entertainers: ar* devoting twenty per cent of the j admission money to the Officers Widows and Orphans Fond. j There was an exhibition of hand and
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    NORTHCLIFFE'S PEACE
    720 5 THE TERMS FORECASTED {My tabaariM Gable; ilrator'i ■errnaj London, Nov 4— The first reasoned exposition hitherto published of the situa tion with which Europe will shortly be confronted and of tome of the problems attendant on the long transition period 1 .of the war to psaoe and thence
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    178 5 The Seventh Day Adventiite propose to ei eat a church m Kuala Lumpur. j News has been received m Koala I Lumpur from Quetta of the death m India, on Oot 24th last, of Temporary 2nd Lieut C de Glare Teld, until recently assistant accountant and acting office assistant to
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    BREAKING AND MAKING
    43 5 ABDICATION OF KARL \»y ft*»mari»e GUM*] [Revter'i Berriee] Copenhagen, Nov 4. The Berliner Tageblatt's Vienna correspondent says tbe I Emperor on Nov 2 conferred with tbe Cabinet and party leaders and announced his intention to abdicate and go to Switzer-
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    HUNGARY SUES FOR PEACE
    251 5 Zurich, Nov 4. A wireless meesage m French from Budapest oq Saturday nigbt, addressed to the people of the world, staies that the Hungarian people has ao complished a peaceful revolution, shatter e<l the yoka of its oppreasors and fcs'«b lisbed an independent State. Li rtpudi
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    VIENNA AND THE GERMANS
    302 5 Amsterdam, Nov 4— A wire from Vienna says the National Council has issued an appeal dwelling on the fact that the army is breaking up m disorder. It points ont the dangers of vast unemployment hucger and misery likely to ensue and states that guards are
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    A ZURICH SCANDAL
    73 5 Berne, Not 4 Following a protest by the Swiss Federal Council, Germany has recalled the Consul General and the V<ce Consul at Zurich, m consequence of tbe discovery at the Consulate of pamphlets, arms, bombs end munitions destined to stir up revolution and cirry out act a
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    PICTURE SHOWS.
    57 5 The change of programme at the Palladium tt.oigbt at 980 ioc-ludee a thrilling weftosn drama entitled Maiked Man featuring the reckless and dariDflf H&ny Carey supported by a splendid programme of cew comedies In the first show at 8 o'clock a special Moss feature m five parte entitled
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    18 5 Mr tones, acting Chief Judicial Cominiteioner, ba« left Kuala Lumpur !cr BtjUOLg to preside over the Asiiza*. 1
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      122 5 ROBINSON CO j ,"-i X A. W W S-j-' ■"-A. w w JL U JLJI 1 v n v-y Sizes 5, 6, 7, 8. 9 and 10 < •> > 3i Price $9.50 nett. SIMILAR TO ILLUSTRATION J moking Mixture uU^Xyy I > I I m w .^o^^ I I
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      624 6 P« &CX KeiTisH India AND A.PCAH JL'INE (Companies Inoorforfctefl til England.) Mail and Passenger Services PENINSULAS AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. (Under Contract wltH His Majesty's Government.) Vne Company's MUL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at present Handed. Cttß Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are at present suspended.
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      613 6 JAPAN MAIL &TEAH&OIP Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In Ja?&ns EUROjPEMJLItiIL P far EsafiCfl*, Sa&ngial, Ktbt Ytktfeiftl H§ Balaici, PiisihI i Ctlfßbf intf England til Thi Capi. A nstvioa la malntalnofl tetweeM Japanese ports and Liverpool or London ondet mail contraot with the Imperial Japanese Government. The Steamers maintaining this Bdtrioe have
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      285 6 FOR HONGKONG. A British Steamer with excellent accommodation for First Clues passengers, is intended to sail on or about the 16th instant. For freight and passage apply to BOUSTEUD ft CO., Agents. Singapore, Ist November, 1918. 211 1611 THE NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (Incorporated m Japan.) The s.s. "Sowa Mara 21,Cf0
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      613 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP crpJ 1 REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS TACIFIC SEfi I Hoogkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Kopclulu -d Sa 8.8. 'COLOMBIA 14,000 tons from Hon«kcn«? n S.S. "VENEZUELA I',1 14 000 tone do S.S. ECDAOOR 14 000 tons do Kiid evtiy 28 days ther-f;. t The steamers have the mou modern
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    THE CASE OF THE DRY-BAR.
    1314 7 Suggested Motor Regulations. The correspondent; of the Pinarg Gazette m Kedah writes thus amusing); on motor cars. My last notes dealt with a suggested regulation for tbe benefit of hire motorcais and tbeir fans, end tudtd v; a surgical operation en a punctured tube' amidst
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      337 7 <3 ove r $2,000,000 Assurance In force over $9,000,000 i GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HhAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. HOTkM £30X00 defOßlled with Itae Bapreme Cou^ o/ Ensland, and compiles with tbe BrltlahLlfe \asaraao3 o>ai^ala 3 V.c li
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      424 7 YOKaMlilf SPEOIE BABK, LTD. OmIMU 6oSi3cr!bt3-~ ..^.^,^T. tS,QOO«OQQ ChtHzl P*iZ Of— Y. 42.000.C00 Reserve Fuzui .V, J^ICO.GOO Pr3#»dsni, j, htonya £15^. r»oi F»wWwif, N. Kajlwara ifi h, J. Itcnye Ebq. Y. Yaruakawa Eeq N. Kejiwar* Eaq. M. Odap.irl Esq. N. Soina Esq Bar -a K. Iwss&ki K. Scaoda Esq. t£.
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      359 7 c> t -trr i mj m_m— mjtAA^mit-tj^r^ The Eastern United Assurance! CORPORATION Ltd. iIr.AD OjrafiOJr—BiFGApoaHt i^aor^ovai&a la itxr. Biraits BeMlomeals t\l* 3«?ISTSEIY.— P.isbs acosyloa on BallflSa£B aad MovolianOlse al oanrest sates. ■ttUI ftSPABTSSST.--le6ataaae efieoled o« Hoilß &c 3 Oiirgo. For fall y.srtloulajrH as lo vales asfl ai! ofcfcer lAfovma^lon ay;
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      286 7 L NORTH BRITISH AND MERCWILE INSURANCE COMPANY (Incorporated m Great B;itain). Er I J?l 1^i^ ple Con t r £cts, Latest Concessions. MARINE All kindd of Marine Buhine»s transacted. MOTOR CARS Reduced Rates. Increased I Benefits. i Policies issued by thia Corr-pany cover Accidental Damage, Public Liability, Barglary, Fire Transir.
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      348 7 INFLUENZA I Veno's Lightning Cough I Cure Checks In'luenza at 1 the outset, and Soon Cures I Nasal Catarrh. For Influenza Veno's Lightning Cough Cure is incomparable. It checks the attack at the very outstt if taken promptly, and obviates all danger of complications. In nasal catarrh also Veno's acts
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    2034 8 KaparPar*,D*c 1,076,188 50.760 687,905 Kapnyang 144,812 10.972 101,124 i Kapoevfi' Dec 289X60 16,857 188,062 I Karnk.P. c 240,497 14 080 148,212 I Karuii, 1vJ2.h25 9,800 79 864 J Redab, April 4*8,479 49,016 854,866 Keleniftk, May 190.364 lS.llf 111,221 Kempat, .'v? s 2^9,870 85,024 246,804 i Kepong, Dec
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    *TIN RETURNS.
    291 8 In above list tho totals m first column art monthly totals for Jan-Dec, 19 1 7. The montfc In whloh the Company's year ends is indicated After the name. Third column shows Ihe 1018 total to date and second column the lota) of the past month. Every endeavour
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    QUEER PROPAGANDA
    385 8 Professor H A Giles, Pro'essor of Chinese m the University of Cambridge, writes to borne paper With reference to the recent letter of Professor Longford on British Propaganda m the Far East and. Lord Beaverbrook's reply, kindly allow me to state that I am not the Dr Gilefe
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      294 8 VffY&fCTAlft /BHTfHWBHP 2288 V I Of afl Omb^H* M*4ba»L«a4» I "For the Blood is the Life." WHEN YOU ARE ILL With any disease due to impure blood such as Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Bad Lees, Abtccsscs, Ulcers, Glandular Swelling;*, Boils, Pimploa, Sores of any kind, Pilus,Blo3d Poison, Rheumatism, Gout, etc 9
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      480 8 (T-ATvrTr In Excellent Conditk AUSTRALIAN BLACK DUCK, JEM A q l^ OIkiPADHDC On I H OTHCAr*" ulnuHiUiiL UULIi DliiriHiiL -".I Simmons 1 iiree- i Wi *-tion Bedstead, equini cdvi i S f*-;j Etbric mattress, assoresyou then i i higher priced bed kucury •>. Ie om b i naiio"^ 111 'b
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1272 9 I Usaed by ERASER A Co., Exohange aad Share Brokara, Not sth 40 taotetloM of Merita* SfcAfta motf %c Mgulea m paraUr uulMi lor m* prewai 1 879,930 1b la Anglo-Javi 35% -60 60 'S'SK ir n Aaj|lo.lE*Jft|F 13% Int 10 6 is g IOf.OOC >* la
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    EXCHANGE
    33 9 B*v> 5 c 3 4 B*l6 ftcat&n i 3 15 1 6 Pilrftta tvtiita a *****/ y<fi?i3A temaad eaas 8 )2 Java^ damand isei Baakol laflftnl ft«si 9% Bju Rtlvci Londftn 494 >
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    PRODUCE
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    THE ASSIZES.
    872 10 A SHORT CALENDAR The Sixth A«f»iz^a of the year opened m the Supreme Ccim \esterday before the Chief Jußtice (Sir John Baoknill, k c\ wi:b only a ahort calendar. There were seven cases, relating to c««ri accused persons. There were iwj retained bmisbees, un alleged e«rt: robber, an
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    48 10 Mr A If Sbelton, who is m charge of the V M C A waa woik m Mesopotamia, Africa, India and Cejlon, and who iecently collected over a million rupees m India for V M C A work at the Front, is making A short stay m Hongkong.
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    SELF-DFTERMINATION.
    620 10 The All Highest was waiting m the reception room of his P.ilaca at Potidam. The All Higbsst-bnt-one etood at his elbow. The All-Highosi's Marshal flung open the door. 11 Your Moj99ty, the deputation from Lithuania," be auuouncftd. A ttockily built Prussian strode into the room, clicked bh heels and
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    LADIES GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
    37 10 The result of tbe first round wus Mrs Russell beat Mrs Vouier 2 up Mrs O-.'ntrfcll a bye Mrs Hulden baut Mrs BraJt'oll 5 and 4 Mrs Dtummocd beai Mrs Evecitt 9 and 8.
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    94 10 The Washington correspondent of the Xew Y^tk Times eryß is ia generally b^lievrd m wf!l informed ciicles that utiiiiiic prjt-outis cap ured cv the Ameri civ front will be taken to the United States. The CBmpaisn m SbaDgbai for the Fourth Liberty Loan closed cfflcielly on October 17th. The Shanghai
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    ROBBER UNCERTAINTIES.
    887 10 15 will ba generally admitted says the LAC Express of Sepfi 11 that the poai tion m the rubber industry presents many complicated problems, tbe solutions of which are not easily found. The broad fact is that though the world could abeoib all the rubber that id produced,
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    52 10 Col R C Stevenson, lf<te m Ccmmand of the R G A, m Ceylon, has been promoted Brigadier General and is going out to Siam. (Ceylon Paper The Japanese Department of Justice hae announced that altogether 6,b]o persons have been prosecuted throughout the country for participation m the rice riots
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY.
    547 10 I The following new books will be ready for issue on Nov 7tb. Aqod, The Man from Trinidad. Beach, Rex, Laughing Bill Hyde. Capas Bernard, Where England Sets Her Feat. Daban, R, That Which Hath Wings. Finnemore, J, A Boy Scout m the Balkans. Forbes, B M, His
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    73 10 Agents Barlow and Co, Kuala Lumpur. Ayer Kuning 43.188 Brad wall '23 651 Chersonese 38 850 Danniatown 31,000 Highlands and Lowlands 81.289 Klabang 13.168 Krian Rubber Plantations 12,519 Sangei Krian 49.0; 0 Sungei Way 37 143 Agents Indo-Malay Co. Malaga General 79,300 Sedenak 57,791 Mengkibo! 31,895
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