The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 November 1918

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. jj:; CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15. -1918. NO. 9,520
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    334 1 The full terma of the armistice— Page 10 Germany is finding humble pie very unpalatable. The armistice terms are described as monstrous and inhuman. Ifc is rather late m the day for the disciples of frightfulness to fulminate thus— Page 4. The Bavarian* take np the whine
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    CONVENTIONS OF THE CINEMATOGHAPH.
    1093 1 The cinematograph has been with ua long enough now to come with all the tedioueoeise of an old familiar friend. And though love may be blind, friendship has eyes. Let ue turn them fot a while on the ladiee and gentlemen who give us tbe glad
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      211 1 |Sgh tyres IND PNEUMATICS RAFFLES HOTEL. \fternoon TEAS will be served m the hotel lounge and on the lawn every Thursday from 4.30 p.m. Music m Attendance ALSO Cinema Show on the lawo, especially lor children, at 6.30 p.m. (weather permitting). p We are the only English firm ygt k
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      140 1 A Revolution m Tyre Sizes I!! so-c.ilie i ovarsizes (at a highly ovi rsized j price) to make up their tyro capacity to the normal or adequate requitorrents of rcsili- ency aud carryiug power. This is no lorger m The remedy is o use o^ily Goodrich ij FCLL-SIZKI) milli tre
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      106 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. t Palladium, Gaiety aud Ha'ima pro grammes Page 2. Australaeian Films, Ltd'e, tew office Page 8. Flags at Whiteaway'e Pago 8. Insurance Associatiocs' holidays Page Bullook cart No. plates stolen Page 8. Henderson Bros, Ltd Page 3. Notice by Francis Peek and Co Page 3. The holidays at
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      5 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS
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      58 1 THE WEEK. Fridsf 15th. High Waiai- 7 IB a 7-S6 p.m. New Fantastic?, Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m. i Sitvrdsi 16th. High Wate^ 8 6 ».oi ,91pm. I Goveroment Holiday. New Fantastics, Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m. j Filliß Circus, 9.15 pm. j ASHE NEPHEW LIVERPOOL Old Tom $37 A CASE DUTY
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    LOCAL DIVORCE.
    281 2 YOUTHFUL CO-RESPOXDENT. Before Mr Justice Ebden m tho Supreme Court jeaterday, Capiain Charles William Boweu M'pddox fipp'itd for a psti^.on of divorce aftain.t hie vifi Clara Augnata Maddox on the grounds of Infidelity. Arthur B Eijpacksirmau. of youthful appeeu»ncy, was ciCad ac co respondent. Plaintiff was represented by
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    RED CROSS WORK FOR THE WOUNDED.
    139 2 The following sums are gratefully ac < knowledgid. We wish to thank the Sioga pore Sporting Cinb especially, for their 1 very generous gift of $3,0C0. Already received 118 127 64 Ma Borkill (46h) Bale of home rmade jam §q Bnckland (llth) Xov 7
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    244 2 The proipeclns hat bean issued of Malayan Rabbet Factories, Limited, with a capital ol hall a million ol which it is proposed al present to issue 31.0C0 •bares. The share value is S5 and the obj ct of che Company m the first io-ucce is io acquire Cloolee and s
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      404 2 C&fz* 1M&O Advertising J. R. FLYNN ANDERSON advertiser, 16 Change I lley INFLUENZA PROPHYLAXIS as Recommended m Command Orders GARGLE NOSE WASH 50 cents per quart bott c. MEDICAL HALL Opposite Post Office SINGAPORE. A REFRESHING DRINK JEFFREY'S PILSENER .BEER BREWiD IN SCOTLAND, j N&fc. Q'^cfely rfmovip all coffer \jg
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      415 2 PALLADIUM By Request Our Special Features "THE MAN IN MOTLEY' (At 8 o'clock) Beloved Jim" (At 9.30) Will be shown for Two Nights Longer (TO.NI6HT TO MORBOW) COMMENCING MONDAY NOVEMBER 18TH. THE LONG AWAITED FILM "THE KAISER" (The Beast of Berlin) SUPPORTED BY CHARLIE CHAPLIN" EXTRA! SPECIAL!! NEWS!!! GAIETY SHOWING
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      337 2 From Wednesday, Nov. 13, to Kondav^T^^ ANOTHER PHOTOPLAY C<r r REAr TV U, ]<, THE AT TH >Tf In the Second Shaw Kills. An Exsaptlonally Strongest™ Production PreT •la a Story Showing the Pltfa'N of v fet, v£f i f M m 5 Reels *U AphoUdr&ruaeiastrd hy acao^lv bftltao j
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      446 3 ffhc best is not too good for your Baby j f best after mother's milk, is Glaxo, as can be jijjby what this doctor says jj| J U L sf week the child has gained 11. ounces, ana still con- to improve m health. lam frequently coming across ies suffering
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      666 3 NOTICE. Our establishment will close on Saturday the 10th and Monday the 18th at 1 o'clock. No tiffins i will be served. 3 JOHN LITTLE Co LTD. f (Incorporated m England). INTERNITIQNIL 1 RAD NG COMPANY LTD. NOTICE The Business heretofore conducted nnder the style INTERNATIONAL TRADING! COMPANY LIMITED" will,
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      753 3 SWIMMING CLUB, SINGAPORE. I NOTICE A special tiffin will heM ba on Sunday, 17th net., to celebrate tho Victory of the allies. Will all members intending tovbe present cindly send m their notices to that effect 3EFORE 5 p.m. on Friday 15th inst. No tiffins can be bookid after 11
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      92 3 FLAGS Decorative 2 IVJ si tenals OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WHITEAWAYS Sizes ROYAL STANDARD Union Jacks White Ensign French Flag Blue Ensign Belgian Red Ensign American Australian Flag Italian Canadian Japanese New Zealand,, Portuguese,, also large stocks of Red White and Blue small Badges Strong Cardboard SHIELDS I m the following
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      BIRTH.
      21 4 c O&R —On October 30, at Dublin, the wife of A. H. Orb, Changkat Balafc Estate, of a son. 1
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      DEATH.
      42 4 GOMES —On the 2th instant at the Govern ment Ophthalmic Hospital, Madras, h~rles Waltkr Gombp, of the Singapore Barbonr Board, eldett son of the late Rev. W. H Gomes, b D and of Mrs. Gomes, iivg pore, age 60. By cable).
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      RETURNING THANKS
      46 4 Me. Tsy Gnau Kiat, and family of Mrs. Chan Cheng Him nee Obua Ching Neo, beg to coLvey tbeir thanks to those who sent wreaths an.l letters of condolence m th< ir fad bereavement and also to those who Attended the funeral on Wednesday.
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday. November 15, 1918
    907 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday. November 15, 1918 Private Jones lost the bolt of his rifle daring a rough field day. Il was 'reported to the one- stripe man, and passed up to S M, the two pipper. the adjutant, through all the ranks we know so well, till it
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    393 4 The Mohamedaa Advisory Beard have passed a resolution atking their fellow worshippers to bold special tbaDkegiving services at the various mosques, clubs and other places of assembly. At 7 a.m. to morrow there will be a requiem high mass m the Cathedral of the Qood Shepherd for the repose of
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    BRITAIN'S FUTURE
    269 4 THE PREMIER'S PROGRAMME OF REFORMS Coalition to Continue i Erater't Berrioe] London, Nov 13. At a meeting of 2CO of the leading Coalitiou Liberals, p fis and Cooinaoiiera, Mr L'ojd George outlived bin pcticy ol reconstruction and hia attitude towatde tie Jeegue of nation?, the fiscal question aod
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    THE PEACE TERMS
    102 4 London, Xov 12. Reuter leitns that »he Imperial War Cabiuet is shortly resuming its sitiiugs iv order to delibetate ou the terras of pa^ce. Moreover, there will be important conference? and dis cushions m London bettreen Imperial and Dominione state-men. Canada will bs represented by Sir R
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    NORTHCLIFFE RESIGNS
    33 4 Londen, Nov 12. Lord Nortbcliffe has resigned, pointing out that the armistice necessitates the tsrmioation of enemy propaganda. Sir George Cave has been appointed Lord of Appeal and receives a viscounlcy.
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    THE FANTASTICS.
    362 4 There was a very fair house at the Vie toiia Theatre last evening to welcome what soon proved to be a very talented company of lad.t singers, wi h an ability and a power considerably out of tbe ordicaty. Those who had heard Mi*a Bindley wbto she was
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    68 4 The Shipping and the Import and Export Offices will be open for two hoars (from 10 a.m. to noon) en Saturday acd Monday next 1 Members of the SV A aro reminded of the drili to night, leaving Johnston'* Pier at 4p m. Also that the lopection takes place at
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    "MONSTROUS" TERMS
    353 4 UERM4NS HOWL nur The Saivtv of gggf > pnt.n.. OOOT Ibis mortii i ~*J tb 1- n Ie appeari gga MmoSsMdM I ar« believed fa to r k cvi Piiri«, N H Che ofnitttCi Kriec p'o.-. th. p.ri,d 1 that in* wan I fatibecn)' r«, tht WftPtJOII o
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    CROWN PRINCES FATE
    185 4 Kaiier m a Castle Amsterdam, Nov 12 -Tbe Dutch p»P* fire conflicting report* of tbe Prince's whereabouts Ii m German soldm* prsvt-nted b'- a crowing tbe frontier. H aD J£ fthafibe Las b:«a rtafi* at Midto* for lurnt wetkt Amttsid«m. Nov 1 i.-Vadai-Br- that itOttfi Wo« "^VrLJ
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      119 4 CALDBEGK MAGGREGOft CO. SOLE AGENTS. X <^ Jr J& A, A X i :!u /f V f J \wZ/ I ARTISTIC MODERN FURNITURE r* r^ 1 fl if —^^i- -r L»i wiimTw '.j j J 0 Made eatirely m oar own factory auder exvert European pupcrvlsion and of the highest
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      44 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1085 R ~"Foft~ R 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 12 do $10 Note the conditions of onr offer "Ho satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high nnrJity of out work could be given or demanded
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    THE ARMISTICE
    243 5 uOS 7hT DOWNFALL ■>;/>,', ITARISM I E^ be Fed lf Bobmtrint Obto] pcecideat Wilton, H i 3 to the m W, k,o* ted asd H y>ce 1 c r H t led. Tlw paMMdated ry pcwei H tare no w kts baaed H bee n aw tion dim]
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    IHE HOUSE ADJOURNS
    109 5 Ps at St Margaret's fai |1 —ia the Housd of --J*. af:?r r-aJ.ng tba armistice :jM:ioJed bis speech by -2erefore mova that the Honi« '-■»se:v aJ; iuru qqU] to marrow and mi t: St M.irgiret's to give lor the d-livpranca ot tba p€ril. (LauJ cheers.) •■m".v u^-clareC
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    CLEMENCEAU'S SPEECH
    59 5 ia»bei wh^a M I ■-•icfir uiiatic*. 'n »!td f?y BbwfS. The pp] a;; c m the vii tbt* itring, 1 > iiuu iho Premier Lnrraiue, tho i I vfeolc Chamber 1 Ia !-J oat the Mar- I c f*to%% were almost de au j Crtur!i werf m aU
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    THE CELEBRATIONS
    854 5 "UNFIX BAYONETS" AT THE FRONT The Navy's Thrilling Hoop ily Babmariae CkbUi London, Nov 12.— Rater's correspon- den at British headquarters, wiring 708 ttrday. say*: I wf.s m Lille when the conclusion c i the armistice was announced. I There ws« noth'.ca approaching a demon- stratien TLe demeanour
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    GERMAN REPUBLIC
    800 5 SOCIALISTIC UPHEAVAL CONTINUES New Government's Decrees {■y Hnbnsaiiae Oabl«l [ilraWr'e ■erricel Amitetdam, Nov 12.— A proclamation lof the Berlin Sovibt formally auncuacing j Germany ie now a Soc alist R public ;Ba\s: Foe ytara the people have been j enveloped m a mass of lie*, bat the much
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    EUROPE'S TRAVAIL
    404 5 PORTENTS IN SWITZERLAND AND HOLLAND iUmuiT'9 lUrvioel Berne, Nov U.— -There is considerable labour unrest of a revolutionary chaiacter [throughout Switzerland end strong hoefri hty to measures aiming ac the preservation of order. The Federal Council announces its intention lo oall up additional traopa and will laaisl a
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    RUMANIA DECLARES WAR
    121 5 London, Nov 13 French eastern com muniqae Bef are the armistioe, the Anglo French had forced the passage of the Danube, and entered Wallaohia, effecting a janotion with the Rumanian army. Paris, Nov 18. The Frankfurter Znifuog announces that Rumania has declared war on Germany. This apparently
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    THE LAST AIR-RAIDS
    76 5 London, Nov 12. Tbe Press Bureau states On the afternoon of the lOlh, indfepandent air fores machines bombed tha railway junctions at Baracge. On th« following night they attacked aero drotxts at Morhange, Frescaty and BeUinghan and railways at Mete Sablon. W*j obtained direst hilt at Freßcaty
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    KARL ABDICATES
    63 5 Copenhagen, Nov 12. It is reported from Vienna that the Emperor Karl has abdicated and that tbt Foreign Minister Adler v dead. Copenhagen, Nut 18. Vianna Official Tbe Emperor has abdicated. Amsterdam, Nov 12 —It is teporttd m Vitnna that the Emperor Karl, m a proclamation, says that
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    AT CONSTANTINOPLE
    44 5 London, Nov 18. The Admiralty states Tbe Allied floet passed through the Dardanelles oi the 12th, m fiof weather. Tbo British and Indian troop.* occupying the forts pur-tided as the ships pasted. The fleet arxived off Constantinople at eight o'clock this morning,
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    THE LOST AUDACIOUS
    45 5 London, Nov 18. The Admiralty reports Tbe British watehip Audacious sank after striking a mine off tha noclh Irish coast on Oct 27, 1914. Tbe news has not been issued previously owing to ihe uqufM cf lue commander-in-chief of the Gtand Fleet.
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      626 6 JL M* JL. .Y.JL* Konink'yke Paketvaart Maatschappi] KOYVL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OP BATA.VIA Telegram Address PACKETVAART Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1.02 Manager* Desk 1437 Superintendent CNDEK CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENTS. Baud Billiton, Fatavia, C heribon and Semarang Nov. 15 Indragiri Prlgt-KadJA, Sipat, Tembilahaa, Rengat and
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      590 6 JAPAN BIAII *TEAIiSftOP Co., U€ (Incorporates t& Jt fen) ?sf Bftogku!, SHnsgbai Stbi ft Yrttni »i far lalsisi, Piling, Calanbi iad England til Thi Ci?i. a aorviaa la maintained betweea Japanese ports and Liverpool or London under mail contract wllh the Imperial Javanese Government. The Steamers malmtainIng ihig service have
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      281 6 RANGOON. A Steamer will be despatched for above port on or about the 16th instant. For Freight and Passage apply to BOUSTEAD ft Co.. Agents. Singapore, 7th November, 1918. 8-11 16-11 FOB HONGKONG. A British Steamer with excellent accommodation for First Class passengers, is in* tended to sail on or
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      534 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP^ HEGOLAB MONTHLY TBANS p7cinr < Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Honoiu,, EfiVICF s -BBS*' its r. d d 0 v and ev ery 28 days i> Pr bbbthb'ST. 8 have he moet lnode 52& BERTHS and large, comfortable State room' The safety and oomfort of Passengers i. ~i
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    TOOK FATHER A PRISONER
    229 7 How an American private took his own father prieonec durict; the recent pnsb on the Mime is told by an America > Ke«i Croat wokic v.ho wa< m he thick at It. He write,, it botna Ajneric m eoldiere were round fog up a pvfc-t rttftf
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    FIRS AT BELIZE
    208 7 Death of Mr Hart Bennett The Secretary of Stale for tbe Oft loaf el greatly regrets to announce that a tele gram La* h. en received frcrji tbe Actiot Governor of Briti efa llonJma- Kp.'ing that •he Governor, Mr Wilimn H'irt Rennet. c v a, diL.i there.
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    BOLSHEVISM
    204 7 M *irhar Meyer, the ditticguuhed Preach journalist, has jaet taieed an ex treii/biy :ii'.erb?ting point m the "Gauloie." The ceu?orfcbjp, be s-iye, nnd this applies to (rete«t*Bfl and other Allies as well ac to France, b is permitted the publication of •■cry fuii details couearning reseat aud present bappenir
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    REFORM OF THE COINAGE.
    152 7 Royal Commission on the Demical System. Tbe King ln» BpptHoteJ a Commission to cont-id^r and report oo ibe adv.ability of f «L&bliehiiig decline! tyrtem of coinage m the Uniiei Kingdom und of adopting tbe proposals c?nb)difd m ibe H;ii introduced m tbe Llou?e cf fjords l>y
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      845 8 NATIVES IN SOUTH-WEST Their Fate Under* German Rule Cape Town, Aug 28. With regard to Dr Solf'e references to German colonial methods, I have received the following from a correspondent In whose knowledge of German South West Atrica I can vouch There is m the minds of tha Germaus of
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      256 8 J f English Soups 1 3© Varieties All Delicious 1 The Cuisine of one of the finest chefs m the world avails: m j p^! Crosse Blackwell Gnarantee I Br to be Ba^ voder ideal conditions, as are ali teii tab 1 I 4CSKTS TO! LEA PCIIINf WOffCISTEtSSCir r. I
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      287 8 $2 000 liiivi I OUR DAY 1918 5i Wmi l jaN LQ I SANCTIONED BY OOVSBNHEM I and run under tne auspice- oi OiR day TICKETS $10 EACH. (Singap The amount of the lottery will be Tw<» Y( lii or soch lesser amount may be Bobacribi 30 o of the
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    EXCHANGE
    43 9 5^- f4616 i• 2<i i 4 1 1 f*. Vsrontt icmaad B&al 832 CtDIA, T. T. :^5 KC5650»3l c 7 i* p ren J47A, flbl&ft&fl j 80 3C78»*****, Bant Boy ia« |8. 4 3a -> f "Sntfl anil v 8»* Bflvai Loc4tto 4bf
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    288 9 Iv.v. 14. ]Q'« Th^ fallowing »r2 tbs ib^res r.s to rhiob c!-»:)c r. are Lc ;flel ia Meser» Erases ur:J Do'i petterdsy'a share 114 i Eujore Sellctl ROBBER DOLLAR COMPANIES. Uor r; j nli B IS 8 90 Aver Hitaui 12.T5 18 50 Ayer KuDinq 25 1.50
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    PRODUCE
    117 9 Nov 1 i Tin 'lOO Cons) &143 25 HrakU* 11 CO Gta&ftfciav Ok%* No 22.; 0 PtSfftS Black c->-".'a B'port 82(0 ?si-?« :i >r !:vV 53 DO sfc*fi&tg3 .Ilj i'-f I o-rr. !fmtsSogl (GO fcfa* no M[fcffl (Bj.-l^u= a n OkTte (ixaboic&} a B to iftiEt 1140 t«df«l3J pSftl*
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      652 9 STRAITS SETTLEMENTS WAR LOAN BONDS. Bearing interest from the date of purchase at Si percent per annum, payable Half yearly on the 20*h January and the 20th July. REPAYABLE AT PAR ON THE 20TH JULY, 1928. PRICE OF ISSUE— IOO PER CENT. All proceeds of this issue will be lent
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      429 9 DAII.Y SHIPPING REPORT. [All British vessels nnJese marked. 1 Arrivals. Nov 12.— Kinoes, Em eralda Eni e< (DuO; Sbnehu Mara (lap^; Franoif j Gamier (Fj); Pin Samud (Siau Nov 13. Sri Patana Quorra, X kv Kinta, Hai Sttn Indragui, Van Goeua (Dut). Nov 14. Ranee, Klaag, Mtda&a. Ladyl Weld Meup^-..1a,
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    THE ARMISTICE WITH GERMANY
    2471 10 THE ARMISTICE WITH GERMANY The following telegram dited 11th November from tha R ghfc Hou'ble the Secretary of S.ata fir the Co?oaie3 wn received by Bid Excellency the Gay ernor The following ore the terms of the German Armis'ic* which a:e bsicg read by the Prime M uUter m tha
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    FRASER'S SHARE REPORT
    242 10 Singapore, Nov 14. There was a general advance m Rubbers during the early part o! tha week but very little has bein done over the past two days. Mining shares and Industrials remain inactive Mining. Titia slumped to #9.50 but reacted #1 and now close sellers #1075.
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    "OUR DAY" FOOTBALL.
    482 10 S C P A DEFEAT THE, 8 C C. A penalty goal decided the issue m the soccer game last evening on the Eeplan» ade, and the honours went to the S C F A. This summarises very briefly the match between the S C C team
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    PICTURE SHOWS
    87 10 The Gaiety is providing a very special attraction m P&tria," a eocieu serial cf romanoa and preparedness which is likely to ba folloKfd with imea6e interest The celebrated Mrs Yeruon Jaetle plays the leading role, aud the whole production is of unusual quality. The Palladium is continuing it*
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE REPORT
    264 10 I (7th 18th Not, 1918.) Singapore, Nov 14. 1 j The Armistice news naturally dominated jail markets during the past week. 1 Rubber —Robber is rather a speculative market but the tendency is upwards. Auction Reiulte 6th to 7th November (Guthrie's Report.) Total offered tons 1142 total
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      372 10 j^^t^ NOTICE TO CONSUMEBS OF^^l gQ KEROSENE 0l L I Take Care of your Tins I You can get seventy cents eacb for them and I of your oil. "^•M Punch a hole only ia the cap when opem I Don't Punch a second hole use anm I Wipe yonr
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