The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 November 1918

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. NO. 9,525 SIN&aPOBE, F81D4% NOVEMBEK 22 1918. fgs l KTS
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    227 1 Some more big property sales have jak?a place Page 10 Latest alterations m the share list (viil be found 00 page 0 The cost of the war m livps and aioney has been revealed P tge f> Local share reports note a woak fining m the tin
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    "TOY DREADNOUGHTS."
    1748 1 They were never designed for tuch uses. Tbeir wealth cf polished teak and mahogany, glitiett'ng brass, v.cuid have blinded the skipper of an ocean tramp. Their cabins were luxurious bouduiri for the pretty women and children they carried m rammer weather up and down Long Island Sound. Until,
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      158 1 foiH TYRES n \SD PNEUMATICS piffles 23rd Nov. I Hotel. 1 1318 I SPECIAL DINNER AVO B4LL I ler and Dance for One Qen^leman $5. a er and Dance lor One Lady $2. 000 AH OW Gross proceedi to go" to ODR DAY FUND. rASH ONLY— No Chits will be
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      141 1 A Revolution m Tyre Sizes Motoiists have hitherto h?«d recourse to so-ciilei ov »rsizes (\t a highly oversized j price) to make np th^ir tyre capacity to the normal or adequate reqai>ements of resiliency and carrying power. This is no longer I necessary. jjj The remedy is to use only
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      144 1 LITEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Roomy office to lei Page 3. Bankruptcy nptice re H Ahmad —P-»ge 3. Stenographer and accounts; wanted Page 3. Wfaiteaw&y Laidlaw aad Co for ladies' feshioinble we-it -:Paae ft. Frtch*3lms afc th« Msrlboroagh, Gftidty ftud Hariiua Hall Pago 2. Municipality require services oi two coneervat-cy ovtrßeevs Tage 3.
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      5 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS!
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      107 1 THE WEEK. t Pries? 22nd 9i<h WKbtif 19a 0-17 p.m. St Andrew's school Prire day, 4.4? p m. StUfd*; 23rd. High W**eK— l-&8 i..ti., 1 5 p m. St. Clement. Dinner and Dance, Raffles Hotel. Lodge St George Regular. 9 p.m. Fillis Circus, 5 and 9.15 p.m. Sunday 24tb. High
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    53 2 Order- tor week ending Satuiday, N ,v SI Tuurtw v N*>v 21 R«rrn!* BagLre, Malay V »iU" r Tiab s'ft p co Friday N 22 An balauce CJaea V M C A 5 15 piu batnrday, Not 28.— Field Day (Detail* latei.) Individual Troop Orders as issued
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      448 2 J. R FIYNN ANOP^SON w Advertise* 16. C!?3n<.'e file^ Pino-Menthc Pastilles 0 1 1 id i I iii: A n us ep tic i ric 5 75 cents bottle if all chemists or the Agents MEDI6.S*. Hill Opposite Pest Office c NG'FORF. A R FRESHING DRINK i JEFFREY'S PIL^E^EK BEER
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      399 2 PALLADIUM To-Night! sit 9-30 To-Night!! A Startling Expose m 7 Parts with RUPERT JULIAN m The Title-Role preceded by CHARLIE CHAPLIN m "THE CURE" In The First Show commencing at 8 o'clock HIS DAUGHTER'S DILEMMA An All-British Production, 5,000 feet long j NOTE.— This Programme will be continued throughout The
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      274 2 From Tuesday, Nov. 19, to Sunday, C*7:^v| a p;c:uf.e cf ITirsOMMOH Bt l I In this production Frsnk Keenao •Vl 1( ,fl •or which he IB weU kncur d of VJ. BA RED I A Few Mutual CharUe han i•. THE IMMIGP F PATHE BAZBTTE, PATHE NEWS Mf D F#rst
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      517 3 I^j^nniHiiininiM I The Food that will suit your Baby 1 kk •^*H 1;o s;rl fc rl 1 «.iio»« nllg h™pih«it, I I !no n of "2 U fi 8 7^ not h,v« io° st ty 1 5 m ht i >^-^£.~JP' 'sA*S»fc». cou ld keep nothmidown S I L Sff*
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      658 3 The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888. tht Saprent Cturt of tat Straits Settlemeits. Settlement op Singaporb. IN BANKRUP TOY NO. 155 of 1918. SUMMARY CASE. BE (I) H. Ahwad, Civil Engineer. Receiving Order made Bth November 191 8' of Order for Summary Administration 19ln November, )»ip. i late ot tojidic ition eti
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      772 3 STENOGRAPHER Singapore fl-m requires the services of a competent stenographer and typist. Mast be capable and well recommended. <ne with knowledge ct filing preferred. Permanent' position with liberal salary. Addrees, 901 e/o Singapore Free Press. WANTED Acconntant and office manager is required by a prominent Singapore nrm. Must be thoroughly
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      147 3 WHITEAWAY'B are nbw displaying all that is new and fashionable m Ladies' Wear. I Large new stocks just opened Smart styles In ails crepe de-chine georgette Prices $15.50 17.50 21.00 25.50 I t LADIES PANAMAS m a large range of smart styles Prices $8.50 to 27 50 LADIfS CORSETS LADIES
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  • Domestic Occurreces.
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      BIRTH.
      19 4 Kbklay.— Oa SovLnber li, at Johore, to Mr. and Bftis. Leon X inlay, a daughter, Stella Peace; Kenlay.
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      DEATH.
      41 4 Cartwright. On September 16, lobi at Res, the leault of enemy notion, Sa&hjel William, Bgrd fifty oce, tbo tldeet Bon of Mrs. Helen Cartwright. Eastncr, Cole Park. Twickenham, Fortipu Rpprfeectutive of j Edwnrd Licyd, Ltd, SiiU^burt court, Fleet street, London.
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, November 22, 1918.
    975 4 The Singapore Free Press Friday, November 22, 1918. Accepting fcr the moment tbe figures given by Captain PERBIUB the German naval writ* r, who is the German counterpart ni Mr A II Pollen with oui his sincerity > i\:\\ that the G^rn^an N *.\y h;^^ never bad the ghost of
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    304 4 The cew iseue of the F M S3 cant stamps is now being cold at the Post Office counter. They are of lilac tint and printed on a slightly inferior quality paper to the previous issue. Captain H E Clunies Rose, King's African Rifles Wate of Australian Imperial Forces), of
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    FILLIS'S CIRCUS.
    376 4 SUCCESSFUL OPENING NIGHT. Fillis's Circus pnya vrelcome return visit to Singapore and the openiog per forrnance io the location at Beach rd last evening was largely aUBuded. Tot? artistes iuc'ade Bouie wcil kriown looal favourites who cams m for a vecy eutbaiiastic rtCs p ioQ Co! FraLk Pillii
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    RED CROSS SALE.
    134 4 Tbd Great White Sale held at tbe V W C A yesterdaj morning aud afternoon proved to be an extremely eucceeefal function. During the morning, tye §ale was patronized by Lady Evehn Youug and tbe Ranee of Sarawak, while m the afternoon Mrs James and Mrs Basevi
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    SHIPPING CENSORSHIP REMOVED.
    52 4 The following instructions dated Lcndon Nov 16th have been received from the War Office All special restrictions on merchant shipping telegrams are now withdrawn, that is, can be passed without restrictions as regards movements, dates, itinerary etc. The thip may be referred to by name, number or
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    FIELD MARSHAL HAIG'S REPLY TO MALAYA.
    43 4 The following c&ble hae been received from Sir Douglas Haig, by the General Officer GommaodiDg Straits Settlements All ranks join with me m sending heartiest thanks to you and Army ie Malaya for your kind congratulations. 1
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    196 4 The latest list of eubscriptioni to the FMS War Relief Fand ehowg a total ol 1375,419. Mr J M Sime has become Chairman of the Titi Tin Company, owing to the retirement cl Dr D J Guilt rway from the Boards H B M's Ccnsul at Cunton hae ri.-gs enemy
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    HUSH V Cs DISCLOSED
    420 4 TALES OF T.iE Nf y I i 'Mil Incredibie^^ 1 v j DtOtl d. c fc Gn c MM! I: > o s frcn HOMU J promotion! tad v v RlTftCdl f:r h Don i toil vat Boraoiu lto| tkrooffhou v, I becftm -,h.. mootlj geeati
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    97 4 The floating dock laftt c the German at h r overhauled at 8»^bo l l* iae fi Mitsubishi Djcfeyatd a:l^"f r^,n It is now moored wftM" at Wada Mittki. Kob«. emplojtd by tie c i-^ A Bill fa> t s (provide* ;or DOOI L t :i ite^drrirp.r.n I F^ r
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      115 4 J. Clifford Wilkinson, Kobs. Imported m Gases of 4 doz. Pints 8 doz. Splits. mm^^\ vvllUvlllvll Jy^ Kvening Wear I Fufl Dress and Dinner Jacket suits, made at fl Fit and Style Guaranteed iFine Irish made Dress Shirs and Collars, Dress Waistcoats, Belts, Ties and Bows, Hardkerchieis etc. Evenirg socks
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      44 4 Wilson Co, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS j ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 103 ft 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Note (he conditions of our offer "Mo satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the hfgh quaiity of oar work oonld be given or demanded. i
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    ALSACE-IORRAINE REDEEMED
    377 5 ALSACE-I ORRAINE REDEEMED pgTAIN ENTERS METZ Ger man F!e*_Surrenders I -King alWrl made I verp i n Mm ifetb. I beta was little ieitj af of buffdriog l»— rhi B*-gisin troepi v fay amid tees*i c( A a-j fcmu reeeptten lv ooaiaivQiapa* p c^inple'ad i lakiog p jSre.'SiCii cf h
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    OUR RUSSIAN CHAMPAIGN
    101 5 £'«I«I. N'ov U.-Tha Associated r «3crs thai: renewed Bolshevik Q marico British positions at :r i h»va bea repulsed Our -*tp»i Up D leg qJ enen jy d eft^ r :r ft ficorej several hits on •U d wh eh tb« naval guns w^-re mounted. Ncv M
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    CHANGES IN TURKEY
    43 5 The correspondent of j ■X I, l' nriopie eaya the I Pa«Ba h>»3 reiigoed and j h»- IsnMi a more pro J kaant with Naby Bey eb! Enver Pasha and Hjqmsl a German prab^bly for the hn Odessa. I I
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    SEA LOSSES
    46 5 I ;i Admiralty an»| ;n 0-T.h ll <i ch n tonnage j V^.Cr', ">1 84,000 grosi.l tT' 1 i COmbintd »8.000 tons. sl %t *^n 7k XCf eding 60 tonB Port, IJullea kingdom and •^•dtdU diDR «oee channel X million tons m Oct. I
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    BREAKING THE ARMIST CE
    439 5 GERMANS MINE BRUSSELS i Cruelty to Prisoners 1** Mabauarute »;-*> i* [Renter's Service] Brussels, Nov 17— The last of ibe Germans are leaving the city today. They explcdtd at noon wapjoos, and Opota cf munitions at three stations simultaneously, shaking the city and wrecking numerous houses.
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    AMERICAN AND BRITISH IDEALS
    99 5 London, Nov 19. The Primi Minister has telegraphed to President Wilson Heartiest thanks for ycur cordial and kindly message. lam certain ths ideals of oar twocountries regarding international reconstruction ere fundamentally Ihe same. I feel sure at the peace coLfereno* we shall be able to cooperate
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    ST LAWRENCE FLOODS
    43 5 Quebec, Nov 20. A floodtide swept up the St Lawreccj ziver last night causing immense destruction to shipping, villages and towns between Q lebeo and the Three Rivers. Th*» village of,Batisoa n which ia partly submerged is now on fire.
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    KING ALBERT TO VISIT FRANCE
    38 5 Patis, Nov 19.— KiDg Albert ol Belgium repljipg to a message from President Poincare said that it is with great pleasure he accepts the President's invitation to pay a visit to Paris. (Haves
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    SIGNS OF PEACE
    31 5 Pane, Njv 19.— Postal relations have been established between France and the whole of Belgium for all ordinary registered correspondence and soon will be tor insured letters. (Havas)
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    NOVA SCOTIA STORM SWEPT
    21 5 Halifax, Nov 20.— A severe storm swept over Nova Scotia latk week and caused widespread shipping damage.
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    FIUME OCCUPIED
    15 5 FIUM E OCCUPIED Paris Not 20.— Italian and Allied troops oaeopied Flame on the l»lb.
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    THE MENACE OF BOLSHEVISM
    183 5 THE MENACE OF BOLSHEVISM PLOTS IN VIENNA Significant News From Berlin &y fctabmariM Cable.] I IR»uier'« B«rTio«] I Copanhagen, Nov 20. A wire from Vienna states that a great communist; plot to occupy all the public buildiugs, arrest; the membars of tha Cabinet and poclftim 'a Bolshevik Government hat been
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    THE KING'S MESSAGE
    281 5 Historic Scene at Westminster Loodou Nov 19 lv tbe Stately cham ber adjoining the Hcu^e of Lords Hie Majesty tbe Ktug th s Afternoon met both Houses of Parliament and rspresentatives of the Dominions, India and other parts of the Empire, and delivered the historical speech which
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    A DAY OF COMMEMORATION
    69 5 Palis, Nov 19. A proposal has been submitted to M Clemeneeau by a delegation of the Administrative Committee of the Chamber of Deputies to make Nov 11th, the day of the signature of the urmietice, an annual festival. M Clem tnceau suggested that tbe festival should
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    FOCH AN ACADEMICIAN
    53 5 Paris, Nov 19 Marshal Foob, wbo who baa been elected a member of the Academic of Sciences, was present et yesterday's sitting and was welcomed as the victor of the greatest war of history m the defenoe of tbe most saorcd cf all cansee, the liberty of
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    MINESWEEPER LOST
    30 5 i London, Nov 19.— Official. The miDe sweeper Aeoofc was torpedoed acd eunk with all bands on Nov 10 off the northeast coast of England. Fiftythree are roisfeicg.
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    DEATH OF CRIEMA VETERAN
    27 5 London, Nov 20. The death i* on QOUDOed of Gener-i* Sir Robert Birkiuipu (retiteii) rf tha Criiua,*, aud India Mutiny and other campai^nu.
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    PETAIN HONOURED
    14 5 Paris, Not 10. —General Pefcain has been created a Marshal of France.
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    20 5 A shortage ol all kinds of tinned mi.k is being fell m Koala Lumpur, writes a correspondent. (M M) j
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    GERMANY'S NAVAL BLUFF
    365 5 PERSIUS' REVELATIONS I j Mutiny an Invaluable Service rß*utar f s B*rvi^«3 Londan, Nov 19. Tba statement of Sir Erie Geddes o«bled on No? 9 regard ing th* Gsrmßu floes refusing battle with the Briti-sh fleet is eo&flnr-.ed by Vji waerts which m *be courea of an
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    THE TOLL OF WAR
    157 5 Allies Heavy Sacrifices London, Nov 19. In the House of Commons, Mr Macpherson announced the following figures of British casualties m all theatres to Nov 10th, excluding the Air Force, but including Dominion and Indian Troops. Total British Casualties Men 2,900,t)00 Officers 142,634. Of these there
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    276 5 The funeral of Mr San Ah P?ng which took place on Taesdny, was attended by a large gathering of Europeans and members of the Asiatic communities. The Selangor State Bcrd and a Ooanf^e string band were m attendance and played the Dead March iv Saul throughoat the jonrney to the
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      226 5 ROBINSON GO NEW SHIPMENT OF ii ftjMro* prinV TO WI7AD .jfkUiksO g%utkifi 1 lU"ffLril\ j i.l 1 a it U IN NEWEST SEAPES AND COLOURS AL SI An Excellent Selection of Black wide Brimmed French Sailors In Liseret and arge Number of Beautiful Panama and Velour Hats -___fl---o_w-ip ffi y.
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      703 6 P* HsiTisa India AND /%.pcAa Line (Oom?&n!ca Inoosf otaiefl \m Enflaßfl.) Mail, and Passenger Services peninsulas and oriental s. n. Co. (Under Contract wltb His Majesty's Government.) tit* Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OP BOMBAY are at present «M Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND PROM LONDON are at present suspended. Passengers
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      905 6 NY M K. P. M. @t W 5S JIL J& (Incorporated m Holland) JAP A N MA 1 1 s.s. van Cloon f f aTEAHS^IF Co LEtf (Ucorto^ftea ik ic^a:: The above steamer 014,500 E»SSKM___U^fc G Tonß will be despatched for #w Rsfljsteag, S&ee^ii, K§bi i l«Js«liift* Hongkong and Swatc
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      582 6 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHiP r (INCOI ■'OUVTED IN TT F..A fc^^lf<jfß REGULAR MONTHLY TRANS .^ACirit SEM I Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, Yokohama, Hondaiu m Em t I 8S "COLOHBJA", 14,000, t0ns from Hongkont' r in i iICI: C: I S.S "ECUADOR", 14,000 tons do l]t t H:, I and every 28 ffftfi
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      308 7 I utt oV?: 32.000,000 Assurance m force over $9,000,000 ig GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED INCORPOBATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). BEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 52, Old Jewry, E.C. WO' ooo Je^oaltod wllh the Supreme Cow t of England, and oomplJoa irlih ftbe BrlllshLKe \BBOraaC6 o>«>allM I* l«
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      419 7 TH2 VQXOIJftHA SPECIE MHK, LTD. Oayttti Rnlmfribofl^, nmm T) 4 i»MS«OM OaytUJ Pattl Of t ii ooo^oc Uc3»*ve. Pesa..,, v >t i 00,002 Wl« PrwMtwl, N. Kajlwara h<s% t NIECTOtS, J, lr-ctiyo Bsq Y. Xanakaws Bsq N. Kajiwar* £^q. M. (Ma|{frl Esq. N. Booraa Bsq Bar.a K. iwaf-iUI K. Boneda
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      508 7 I NORTH BRITISH AND MSRCIN'HLE INSURANCE COMPANY (lacorporat:d In Great B;it?.in). FIRE Simple Oontraote, Latest Ooncessione MARINE 411 ktoae of Marino Baaineea trane&cfed. MOTOR Caß^Rodncea Rates. Increased Benefits. i PoiicioH ißsaod by this CJompany cove?! Accidental Damage, Pablio Liability, Bar i glary, Firo Transit. H. J. TOTTOH, KaALISTER Co., Ltd.,
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      436 7 THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS $2,000,000 )UR DAY 1918 si°Jilß LOAN LOTTERY SANCTIONED BY GOVERNMENT and run under the auspices of ODR DAY Committee The amount of the lottery will be Two Million Dollars (52,000,0C0 >r sach lesser amoant -s may bo subscribed. 30% of the total aiLOunt subscribed will be given
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    A DIARY OF THE WAR.
    1683 8 1914. Juna 17. Asrfaeeirmtlon of Arch^uk* Franz Ferdinnr" i o d aii Consort hi SerajevJul? M Aastrrlr aittmataei seni: to Serbir. 1. Qsrosaoj declares war oc Ru»?a and P«i -co. Augv -t i. Britain declares war on Ger many fot violating neutrality vt B-'gium Auvjr.
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      1245 8 f*^ W^^lS VAEIE I N W^ POTTED I DEUCIOU^ ANL r I p %^3^ JLJ MEATS. I GAME, HAM, CHICKEN ANi> 1C I i I Prepared by a celebrated Che r I &BgfSs^^ 1 ll conditiont of cleaniineat and •elcctk I Jo£ IN GLASS, TINS AND WHITE JARS. I CELEBRATED
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    EXCHANGE
    49 9 1 39SSB6ft«fi «i N\*v 21 I 4 a.l 2 4 16-82 ii d- i 47 82 tft tfft£isa Id'i 1.4 f 3 82 Plan** ftsmnnd Bn«3£ Bj2 i [©H«, ismasi 40%Prero G&CBAtti., jftttUttlJ 104^ i&vaftiiasi, Ban* Ba« f s graft tJ ingland Kftta 5* ff»i $4lvsi Loafs?: 48f
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    PRODUCE
    113 9 Nov 21 '25 ton&) 1136.80 aSMm UCO 9 f kit! Oi :b d s&fciti Ci la. i c if 'i-'v. 5 v- j 82 CO (Wfc m 58.0 C Ud^«s (110 a r 3i©\ S9 .k>u jiO») o OB ■/:il? Csffsft i ao h 1140 sa«- i 12 00
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    233 9 Nov. 21, I*lB The following are the shares Re which chants are noiiiled m M o-t» Fra^Bi* aad Cos yestatda^'B chare List Alor Gajah B.fes 410 Aytr Molek 2.70 2.90 Ayer Panas 1100 12.00 BaSang Benar 12.50 18.00 Cbangkat Serdang 8.60 9 25 Gieneaiy 1.90 -J.lO Jimah
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      115 9 0 11ESEBVATIVE for the ivi-iiiiciit of* all kinds of soft tim- u r ii! oxlor to prevent the ravages White Ants, Dry-Hot, iRZO iU %I is also invaluable tor treatment of all kinds of TreeDirections OR TIMBER Apply Carzolemn hot not boiling) with an ordinary paintI'nisJi taking care to thoroughly
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      974 9 BY ORDER OF CUSTODIAN OF ENEMY PROPERTY. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Gold and Platinum Jewellery, set with Diamonds and other Precious Stones At Messrs CHING KENG LEE Cos Saleroom Uaffles Ch'-mbfrq, R^fll^s PJace, On Friday, 29th November, at 10.30 a.m. Comprising Diamond rings, brooches, scarf piDs. Ble* ye llnke, ear
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      56 9 AUCTION SALE OF it Messrs Ctiing Keig Lee ft Go'i Sale-room Baffles Chambers, Baffles Place On Monday 25th Nov. 1918 at 2.50 p m. All that piece of land situate at and with a frontsge on Emerald Hill Road, area 9,887 square feet. ILLBR ft OLEDHlLL,— Solicitors. CHUG KERG LEE
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      788 9 VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers Nat. Tonnage ft Master From Consignees For Swaerffeccoon Dat 902 J. V. Dayn Donggala, 20 11 KPM BfetaSt V. Oyena Dot 644 Rde Weerd Dtli, 20.11 KPM Deli 22 Bdend-ila Brit 708 Stewart Bataria.l9.il B Baf M ok J»ra l l Barentz Dat 2977 Y. Hut
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    AN OFFICER'S HOME LETTER
    1408 10 Second Lt J F Thoburn eon of Mf A R Thoburn writes a a follows ia a recent letter: I am off m an bonr'd tima io the line, Captain Jenkins »nd W,»UU are goisg. with me for vfetea I u<u awfully £.*i. Wai three ate
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    PROPERTY SALES.
    227 10 The following Singapore properties wero sold by auotion at che saleroom of the Commetcia! Ruboer Co, on Wednesday afternoon 99 years leasehold lani and houses Njs 142. 144 146 148, 150, 162 and 154 Selegie Roid, &re<i 7627 cq f 5, bought by Mr Chia Ea^ Say for
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    HEAVY FIXES PAID.
    142 10 Before Mr Ham iv tha third Court yesterday moroirn, Woo Chajng Mang a Sicg.»pore tailor, F Archer boiler miker employed a" Keppsl Harbour and DD; Dixon engineer on a local steamer were charged, the fir&t deftfuiant with being interested or concerned ia the removal of cplaoa iha
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    THE PICTURE SHOWS
    155 10 To night is a b:g night at tha Harima i Hill, for Dorothy Phillips appears m the [second show m the absorbing drama of j hfe The Risky Roa.i m five massive [acts. This is ths drama evey woman j shou'd ees for it fcre*e!l6 m fascinating
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    13 10 Kaaln Sawah 7,761 to date 68,108 lb. i I
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    28 10 The N V X European liner Kitano maru 7,951 tons, Capt Cope, is to be transferred to the American service, and replaced by the Australian liner Aki maru.
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    FRASER'S SHARE REPORT.
    316 10 The week-end holidays rather curtailed business bnt Rubber shares again shew an advance over tbe previous week, tbe demand being mora general, although it is noticeable that considerably more shares are available ou any substantial increase m price. The result of this week's auction will do a
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    BARLOW'S PRODUCE REPORT.
    304 10 Singapore Nov 21. The Auctions which m the ordinary oourse of events would have been held on the 13. h aud 14fih instant wsre cancelled owing to the celebrations and Publio Holiday on Wednesday, whioh to^k place m oneequenceof [he joyful news received of the cessation of
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    245 10 The week under review included the tail end of the Armistice celebrations and two public Holidays so business ha 3 been limited. Rubber. The rubber market recently has been one of quotations rather than transactions and seems, for the present, to have reached its zenith. Auction Rdeults
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    326 10 Mrs G A Derrick and Mrs Saizmann gratefully acknowledge the following sabsoriptions to The Book and Picture S;all Per Mrs G A Derrick Mr M Meyer j 9200, A H Fair 150, A D Al an 100, J A Elliae 100, M A Namazie ICO, E
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    89 10 The North Kedah Red Cross Fund ac counts have been cloeed. The sum cf *****57. 62 has been realized. This sum has been forwarded by H H the Regent ac Chairman, to the Hongkong Bank, Singa pore to the credit of the Red Crocs Fund.
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    110 10 A reminder may be given of tbe dicner and dance at Raffles Hotel to morrow evening m aid of the Oar D&y funds. The prices of admission have alrettdy been announced bat it may be repeated that not only will the grost profits from thete charges
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    TRENGGANU OUR DAY, 1918.
    117 10 THIRD LIST. Previously acknowledged S2 887 12 Lim Sui Hin i! 0 Goh Tioh Nam 20 M Kandiah 5 A Visitor £0 Mr L C Ton (eecond donation) 300 Sale of Red Cross Stamps 274 ***** 38 Received through the Bcitish Agen% Trergganu. j A Tokyo
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    38 10 Sunday, Nov 24. Johnson's Pier, 9, 10 and 11 aim. 2 80 and 3.8 C p m. j Club Bungalow, 9,80, 10.80 and 12.16, 8 and 5.30 p m. j High Tide 2p m. j
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    S.V.C. DRILL PROGRAMME.
    64 10 Attendance at three racraitd' parades a week ie compulsory. [Drills Marked ars compulsory.] Friday, Nov 22. 4.00p Johnston's Pier for Fort Siloeo S V A Sees II and IV 5.10p Drill Hall S V R and A V Platoon and M C S 5.15 Signalling Section SVC
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