The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 27 November 1918

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    13 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1918. NO. 9,529
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    175 1 Reuter gives us short measure m wire Dews to day. The election campaign is getting into full swing, the number of candidates being large, and Glasgow being looked on as a key position— Page 7. The Allied fleet has entered the Black Sea Page 7. The Rabber
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    THE COUNTER BATTERY AREA.
    937 1 Lft A and Lt B will photograph th* countor battery area." Tbfa typical item m a Sqaadron's Daily Orders is not always particularly welcome io the flying officers concerned, for photogrepaiag the counter battery area is apt to ba one of the m)s r tedious jobs
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      202 1 tfjjjJRIGH TYRES f vsn PNEUMATICS RAFFLES HOTEL St. Andrew's Night Saturday, 30th Nov., 1918 Special Dinner, Concert Dance v Engagement of MIS 3 liILI SHARP (I he Australian Nightingale) Mme. RAFALEWSKI. Hhj smg among3t others Annie Laurie, Robin I Adair, Foinboro' Toun, Gin a body. 1 We are the only
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      326 1 KELLY WALSH LTD. tISCORPJBATED IS HONGKOKG). The Financier nil i\ i Rubber Share Rubb n cr Pr( (lliein Handbook Coin P ai es (Capita ised m Sterling) Fifth Edition, Jane 1918 Giving details of Companies w:th list of Directors and owning rubber and other prodnce Secrr>tarios properties m Thei Malay
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      252 1 LATEST ADVEfitnSS&KKTS. Robineon and Co have a new shipment o hats Page 7. Chirg Keng Lee sell motor cars, and have preliminary notices of important land eaiee Page 11. Shinyo Maru 'or Vancouver— Page 8. Fillis'B Circus change of programme Pexto trade mark Page 5. Low P.»k Kjw m bankruptcy—
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      5 1 GOODRICH TYRES SOLIDS AND PNEUMATICS!
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    OIL FOR THE NAVY.
    349 2 Dg.^fsbirs Boring Begins Mr»e'jiu"ry for drilling for oil for the Nary is boirg rapidly erected by Lord Ciwdra-v on t*ro sites near Cuearerfield. jrb\«!b;rb, nnJ operations ou th« first hice will bj btgun by American experts i i a few weeks, says tha Duly Mai*. Lord
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    THE MIGHTY FALLEN.
    258 2 Tb« ecalugy between tha fall of Wilhelm 1! and the fate that overtook the powerful «<nd ambitious Persian Kings, Xerxes and Pirius is interesting, Xerxes reigned for twenty years m the fifth century B.C. aud having aubiued his rebsllioas Egyptian subjecls set farth against Greece with a
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    "LE COURRIER DE L'AIR "
    209 2 LE COURRIER DE L'AIR News for the Belgians According to the frontier correspondent of the Amsterdam Tclpjjtccf, quoted by the Times, the Gormen commander at Ghoat, Major von Blucber, issued a pro c to the inhabitants, threatening Ihttsn with a fine of jCISO or ona year's l. priacnmsnt, or both,
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      540 2 J. R FLYNN ANDERSON Advertiser, 16, Change »Uej Pino-Mentho Pastilles for the throat Stiißi)] itir^' Antiseptic Prioo 75 cects bottle cf all clKmist^ or the Agents MEDICAL HALL Opposite Post Office. SINGAPORE. A R FRESHING DBINK mmmmmm^mmm JEFFREYS PILSE^ER BEER BREW D IN HCOTLAND. AXSRIVB^BSCIiEic yy "Hfc" f% fiC^CIKC in
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      848 2 From Monday, Nov. 25, to Saturday n """"^^M Something m Moving Pictures you hav^ V 3o lSu I A F,im that win make o Rever S^n I HOW THE BRITISH NAVY Has bfi hl b^ WAR FOR TUE u?V T 0 \V,s THE OBAMAOF Jf^fONCa ft| I Second Show at
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    INDIA'S WATER POWER.
    745 3 SIMLA DECIDES ON SURVEY FOR ELECTRICAL DSE. To Relieve Coal Simla, Oct 28. The Government of India have addressed the folio ving letter to Provincial Governments I am directed to say that; the Govern ment cf India have for a considerable time past had unrlar consideration ihe!
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    THE WORLD'S CROPS.
    150 3 Wheat, according to estimates ieoeived by the Board oi Agriculture from tbe laternafcioaal Agricultural Institute, has been produced this yaar to the extent of 962 07 8, f OOcwtg m England aod Wales, Canada, India, the United States, Spain, Japan, Egypt, and Tunis, cr 17 1 per
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      475 3 The particular man demands a particular cigarette. "State Expres" s a re made for just such men— men of discrimination who Nn 555 Virginia PepTln °f <ti n^ Packed m Patent Vacuum Tins. s v Sole Manufacturers ARDATH TOBACCO Co Ltd LONDON, ENGLAND. v \hrm-rKnrffifn j SCENT CFARABY y^ /L
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      335 3 j Ladies' Children's Boots Shoes] NEW STOCKS JUST CNPACKED AT I S 0H» W MB I ■;ji Bzr She t s ex v h v.t «>*%*^* >^\ "^s. ftt to sketch i!lustratl)Q ''i 'M&^r^'-- rt^\ Jl 11 1 1 6prln covered rcurd I i '§^%&^£&M^ '«t«nercom- 1 V\ bnckle end
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    DUTCH WIRES.
    487 4 Medan, November 20. There are many indications that the Trcelatra revolutionary mnvemeut has been engineered by German Socialist*, tha object betng the formation of a German Dutch Republic The Dutch East Indian Government received the following cabJe, dated 10th inst from Heer IJenburg the Minister: The Congress oi
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    PROFITEERING.
    215 4 A Salutary Sentence. Heavy fines i a fl *c J at I ivrrpooli at the instanoe of fbe B'>tini of Trade ugftioe: the- n»'v«r Moors Colliery Company, Line isbh-sf. and HS Higginbotton, coal ii; 1 Liverpool. T.'ic-y were chirped on M ir:forrr,^ f icns with having Bold ci- offered
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    53 4 M: < r ..:oT^3 Gnive*. the coinc-dlr-r. was married at Liverpool recently to Bffiia xl.'.i'gz Campion, v, popular ycuog actress. Fhs wedding -.v.-.s btpJ. sti:c'iy privftCo, and regist y ciSca t;.idc^Mr Gnwea and hie bride Sit Edward Marshall Hall, kc, was one cf then:, aokiog best man. Mi Graves is
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      345 4 PATRONIZED jS^St^^^ BY ROYALTY. Viceroy Patent Curb Wrisiwatch Chain. This is an ideal wrist watch bracelet for men. One that will appeal strongly because of its masculine features. It is adjusted quicky, easily removed, is sanit ry does not collect dirt. Soldiers, sportsmen, athletes will prefer it because it is
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      434 4 AUCTION SALE OF Teak Household Furniture etc At Messrs Ching Kentf Lee ft Co's Sale-room On Wednesday 27th Nov., at 10.30 a.m. Comprising teak wardrobes, dressing tables, writing desks, side tables rn< at safe, perfection cooking stoves, bard wood tables, curtain rods, water jars, ice chest, iron bedsteads, commodes, lamps,
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      579 4 BY ORDER OF COSTODIAH OF ENEMY PROPERTY AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Cold and Platinum Jewellery, set with Ciamonr' Precious htones s f At Messrs CHING KEN <* LEE Co s S; BsAes TThwi^Tri. R lies I rooci On Friday, 29th November, at Hi. Compriping Pfamond rfnigs, bcooehe*, soarf p!i h
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    STONEHENGE FOR THE NATION.
    915 5 A Giieroas Gift. Through the generosity and pubic epirit of Mr C H E Chubb, of Btmerton Lodge, Saliebnty, the owner, Stonehenge ie to become the porperty of the nation. The record of this patriotic gift of a unique national monument is contained \2 the following
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      386 5 W NOR H OUR DAY tOTTSRY 1 1 it Litttn ars issued under */.?< cf the Briiish North Borneo ?9 g f Fund Committee, and by the DAY Co^.Tiittee for the West Coast Horth Sorneo, -TO FOILO*IRC CONDITIONS:— H jiigpj t3bBunliißftBd. -S3 '-t aits Settlements ol th»- a noii^t sabscri
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      384 5 |lllllllinillllllllll||||||||||||||||||||U||||||!llllllllllll||||||||||||||||i^ Her First Baby S A^ a ayu y a motner J« a a loss to know what food to give her first baby. =5 Although she showers all her love and care upon him, baby still does 3 not get on. But her anxiety is ended directly she tries
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      1085 5 The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888. In the Eupremi Court of the Stre;ts Rpttlemtits. Settle mf. nt or „it>u -orf IH BANKRUPTCY No. 4 of :918. RE Low Pak Row, tbadtmg Ab Chop Kwora BIONO Heng. NOTICE is hereby given that a firrt &nd final Dividend is intended to be declared m
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    Domestic Occurrences MRRIAGE.
    43 6 Domestic Occurrences MRRIAGE. The marriflga of Mr Taij Tiam Blow, the only bou of t&e Lato Mr Tan Eng Yeow to Mihs Tok Gu*t Keo, the eldest daughter of Mr Tck Qaee Guau, will t&ko place on Wednes day 27th Hoy 1818. i
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    The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, November 27, 1918,
    1145 6 The Singapore Free Press Wednesday, November 27 1918, A decidedly curious situation ippeiirs to have been reached m regard to the rubber industry for we Jearn to d«y that the Rubber Growers Association has decided, m view of the cessation of fighting, to abandon any further attempt to obtain Government
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    911 6 I i Returning to the subject of facilitating the cotnmunicatiou of incoming ehipa with pilots, agents and others, it may be pointed ont that on August 24th the Marconi Company signed a treaty with the < Chinese Ministry of War to supply twenty wireless telephones for military purposes, the installation
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    THE P.A M.
    47 6 I Goterainei i I Trwm for ..r~7T" I j ftf I IQ] The reso H The Ohtti n I Rubber Grow- the propoMi of ;Cf ß Governm at *Th° lM p u r, i A. M n function to J bai B i I
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    PAPER PULP FROM GRASSES.
    218 6 At >,rOowisfloClta over by Lnrd >M recuia lo r fcr»»r. I fr. D| 8 H Kftfej Stel i i bad been '3 wa '<& nmmer, 6atap! P? cf i k' ifmfUt irMtM gave a ir-*:, v,, f pj p L BApftblfl of convt v 8 brown
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    THE TIN INDUSTRY.
    220 6 Control cf the domestic p:g tic icacs try says an American ficat-ge hag been approved by :bi I ar Icdcstritt Board, whicb irttlpltot tkt iLda:-:r;. on a license f>yettMn Ac.otd.r.g H m announcement iofurj ly ]kt Iflrf I U6ers or dealer* iv pig im vtflfcllfMl ed and
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    83 6 A eubstantin! lot probable m Au-rr.i m tariff iccrpii^et. t h I recreate id potttffl iJ Tan 800 Uom S5 connection mm of Laii^ valued M Mr Ka^aham. 69 'f«u ArO f The Chief t)l v H.adqtirtrrer. I,^, i .^-tt* H^adquaiti r*? B B iL Icdian A»tnv K> tusp'.rdtd. ti
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      142 6 J. Clifford Wilkinson, Koba. Imported m Cases of 4 doz Pints ft 8 doz. Splits. GALDBEOK MAGGREOOR 00. rJfcs V '^>7" Johnnie r S I Oommands 4 HIKl^ Largest :^*f^ j iale. %-jA^l ■■,-■—33-—." j STOCKED KKrivsj^'BcpM Red Label JOHN WAI KFi: A>t >\S. x-.»»:h '»n-,;V 7 ri-il^r Kr. hk<v
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      44 6 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 103S FOB 1% 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 12 do $10 .Note the conditions of our offer "No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." Mo better guarantee of the high quality of 03* work could be given cr Cemauoec. I
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    WAR MATTERS
    187 7 I EVERYBODY KNOWS i-ZiHij rev:la- r*» ron>:«*ined I d togslioa p published M a »t< m lb«j J, mwiji L Austria I Mifiion 3uil it v.! Lan should 0 BI j i riM Further v,? co a i :i.ri, Stuff m torn weeke. j igl uid koraiog* re
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    B E U SPEAKS
    39 7 w 13 -A demonstration of m -riePirk unier the r. P ;::?h E.opire Union cri exprjsting horror and pfci tanuM bratalittei against Ipantn =pe:'.il!y after the hi iri'j^ tha economic »::.a^ :jr ihair foul deeds.
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    ALLIES IN BLACK SEA
    17 7 r Allied warships have pth id > ci ac j destroyers are and Galalz.
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    BRITISH BOUND TO KIEL
    24 7 7 -A ElotUJa of mineI rttJ this morning to Urn British tquadron :j Kel and Wilhelm •rSnaieui tha disarmament of
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    AMERICA'S FIELD FORCE
    23 7 Mr War Secreial he intends to 1 litioßstj force c I ha: half the i- reductions i j wanaali it.
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    POST-WAR EDOCATION.
    97 7 POST-WAR EDOCATION expected to Ihfl tbe^ie of the a{ p' 1 lalivend by Mr C T at the annual il Federation of Memorial Hall, k i:/i Übjnr would. rtened more and become the rale; i; <■' leisaru woald 3 weii spent was the n^ berirty work 9m simply another M
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    RUBBER AND PRODUCE
    71 7 R G A AND RESTRICTION i*T Babmarlae tkbtej BarnoeJ London, Nov 21.— 1a view of the ces Button of hoatilitUH tha Rubber Growers .Association baa resoWed to ab odon the eoheeae for Government control of the iuiuatry. cocsaqu*ntly ii; is Qod«resood no further muoedU t $t*p* will
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    THE COTTON MARKET
    66 7 Waabingtoo, Not 90.— After conf«rriug 'with the War ;rade Board Smaoc Hok^ SmUh d«o)ar«d that tt :i restriction oa th« |«bipm«Qt of eottoo would be removed exjrps to enemies and north European miitfftls. Ju is expected eollcn will be shipped more f.-eiy ro countries con Ugoone to
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    SILVER
    47 7 Now York, Xov 20.— Two million dolUrs o( bir silver V7are shippjj to day to Eodia Loodoo, N'jv Sl.— MoDlaga's report 3iy^ Ihe eaoditloa of the market is unaltered. Trade d^-maud 13 somewhat lets bclive. Shacghui exchange is 03 Id to the! I I C I
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    THE SAILING SHIP COMES BACK
    406 7 Before the v. \t old sailers were 1.-vuent i r J2 lint the d*y of the sai'iug shjp wss over for ever but they were wrong Cum aLd the submarine have brought man] changes, and to-day sailing craft m.my of them built of wood are
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    TO BOYCOTT GERMANY.
    205 7 Mr Havelosk Wilson was given a rousing welcome by French unionists, all of whom he seems to have converted to his ten year 9* postwar boycotting of Germany. This resolution having been put so the huge assembly at the Cirque d'Hiver, it was uoanimously adopted. The audieose,
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    THE COMING ELECTION
    160 7 SHOALS OF CANDIDATES Glasgow the Key (By Submarine Oabl*j (&rat«r't Itorrios] London, Nov 25.— The election cam j Pftigc is now m full blast. The numbers ,of candidate! are uwelhug hourly and are jevsn orabatraißing to the bgenti. Rival i Coalitionists nia standfrjt f O r sorna
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    LLOYD GEORGE AND THE COALITION
    107 7 London, Nov 25.— Me Lloyd George's Woivtirhvmpfcon speech ia generally approved by tha papers except tbe j Dailj News, especially on tha land question I It ib pointed out, however, that there can ba no q.iesticu ot UriUin being indipen j ileal cf overs* 'g
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    AN ECHO OF 1857.
    280 7 An unobtrusive paragraph (No 1996) of the Gazette of India for 31et August, 1916, recalls the time when British do minion m Narthern India was (or gome time imperilled. 16 contains the names of nine Mutiny Veterans, upon whom the Governor General m Council has been
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    P M AND F M
    256 7 Defence of Sir Douglas Haig. The Primo Minister's failure to express, ia his Manchester speech on Bep6 12th the uation'e sautimon^ towards ibe great soldier commanding the British Acmibo m France, provokes this protest frcm the Spectator Wa particularly regret to notice that he did
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    THE ARMISTICE.
    178 7 f We have pleasure m publifcbicg bcJow the telpgrarn ceot by M Albert SurrauN Governor General of lodo Chins, to all iihe officials, immediately he received the news of the armistice "L'Allemigny vaincue o ifgre 1 armifi tice en cc aoamettant a toutee !es condf. tions dts allies.
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    THE RENT BOARD.
    87 7 The wetkly meeting of the local Rent Assessment Boord was beld m ths Board Room of the MuMlcipal Buildings yesterday afternoon, fehe hon'ble Mr C J SauaJ^rs presidiuof Other aembers present were Mee*.r3 E A Elias, S Tomliuson, Gaw Ghek Kuiam, A M S Angulia, E Teesen6obu
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    SOLDIER'S AMAZING CAREER.
    435 7 A Heroic Storj. The amazing and tragic career of Private Bertram!, belonging to tbe infantry, is told by liia lieutenant m the Journal. Berttaod wears the French Legion of Honour, Military Medal, Military Cross with seven palms and five etars, British Military Cross, Bsigian* Military Cro«s, French
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    CALCUTTA'S NEW STEAMER.
    171 7 i For Coastal Trade Up to Colombo. Messrs Burn aaJ Co, Ld, were recoucly I to lauucb from their yard ail tlowrab the steamship Prosperous, which has been built for Messes. Sonaton Nittyanunda Roy of Chittagong. The Prosperous is the first vr saol cf 111 kiad and
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      135 7 ROBINSON CO. T T"T I ATV T^? T\^ IT' T^ -g» X O &J 3j? i£> W W *s^? «fl£*« «5> rf „<^e w^^Jf «v cJLhJ JL Double Terai Hats Children's Hats FRESH STOCKS OF Three Castles Magnums NOW ON SALE I|j 1 1 jj I 'he magnums: tAPiI <
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      767 8 P« &tJ* m British India AMD (Companies lßOor^oratea !a Enflanfl.) Mail and Passenger Services peninsulas and oriental s. n. co (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) Wht company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF Bombay are at present pended. Ma Company's INTERMEDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are at present suspended. Passengers
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      646 8 JAPAN HAII Ca,, Ltd {lucr.irpo»i»ied tin if^9%sH ftp G«E^k2s2, Bblßoil, Rtbi a Titiolit^t f f f lilnia, Ptnintf, Colsnbt m England tla Tea Capa. A oervloe ib mAlnfeained beSwer? Japanese ports and Liverpool or London u&ucf j mail contract with tbe Imperial Japanese j Government). The Steamers maintain- j ing
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      362 8 TOYO KISEN KAISHA (Incorporated m Japan) For San Francisco Direct (calling at a port m Japan for Coal) 'The fast Steamship Shinyo Maru 5811 ton Gross Register will be despatched from Singa pore aboat middle of January 1919. Fcr freight and full particulars apply to ■CALIfTERt C 0. t LTD.,
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      532 8 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIP »oH and VU. [H v THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIG AT 0N I (The Blue Funnel Line Alfred Pm, (Coipinlce Incorporated j 0 i; r 4 ,"V l« 10 SINGAPORE. PORT SWETrENH«M PENANG Tn SINGAPORE TO MARSELLES, HAVRE AND liiS?' SINGAPORE TO GENOA, MARSEILLES AND L|y?
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1192 9 toned by FRASEK Co., Kxohange and Share Brokers, Nov 26th. I I i I *41l |nnH«^' of StMttng Bh%nn cco«« %9 tegarded tt invalv n»mla»i toi n-e yrfWßl, .J?JL lwl>l1 PAn) 3;naaB. asuni. fa B t"'*", r 16% 18 8 0 IO.OQfI kfl Baton* Malas* 15% -81
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    OIL FOR 'PLANES.
    521 9 Tho necootify cf scouring millions of galena of ca6tor oil for lubricating rotary aviu'ioa enginßß duriE the tirst two years o£ the war, when the bupply then avail able wae ouly 700,000 gallons, waa one of the several unexpected problems encountered m America io 1917 m attempting
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    TRADE AFTER THE WAR.
    151 9 German Steel Masters' Anxiety. According to the Cologne Gazette," p.t b meeting at Borlin cf the Cuiou of Iron land Steel Masters, Germany's future com j jmercial policy wa? ai^cuisrd nna -i rs^o* [lotion wag adopted txpree^icq approval of a closs economic uciou of the Centr&ll
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    SHIPS FROM CHINA.
    166 9 I Very anexpeotedly, :he war ba« re&altedl jin diaoloeing China isa oeantry of im mense Bhipbailding potflibtlities. So Ear,] the ofrief I't^Lj;-::! of the industry are Slid^^h -Kid xlor-£»\o.'_k r o i* other plac a (will be developed with the gradaalj eslablifihrnent of eteel rolling millsi At
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    62 9 1 I Floui tha Tientsin ciy the "C Oritic learns that thousands cf the cesidenta are i down with itifluenza, and a large number :ie dying every day through ignorance m {treating the epid-tnic und the neglect of j the CbiaohO melio&l ua unities m oot pointing out the necessary
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      92 9 lygE PURE li r ish Pilsener \i RCftT SiAIT Xi yOPQ (itijtui iisiiLi ot our o i •30' S^S m BBT II m B II > S HBM WE FAMOUS BOTT. ERS -DON LIVERPOOL. Ir fl 3 4* *m* 2 I M II iy i 3 3 2 ia I
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      293 9 lIFLVEIZI COLDS And Children's Coughc Cured by Veno's Lightning Cough Cure. Mrs. Slade. 80, Lancefield -street, I Queen's Park, Paddington, London. I Veno's Lightning Cough Cure I has been a real blessing m my 1 family. It cured my little -boy of I whooping cough when other things I proved
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    ENGLISH GLASS.
    200 10 At a conference convened by the Glaz- j iere' Company of tbe City of London at Painters Hall DrWES Turner, director of the Department of Glass Technology at Sheffield University, mentioned that,! whereas m the pre war period the output! of electric lamp bulbs m Englano was only
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    A RECKLESS RHYME.
    146 10 Sing a 6ong of sixpence, pay it for a plum, You cannot wangle whieky for twenty tiraee the bum, If you maka munitions, blow tha L s d Bacg your grand piano with your salmon Hey, the merry maidens working for the War. Hats and boots and
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    Market Price List.
    396 10 Singapore, Nov. 25th, 1918. Beans, Long per catty v. 10 do. French do -.18 Beef perlb. 90 Beefsteak do 28 Bean Sprouts per catty 4 Bamboo Sprouts do -.03 Blachan do ...18 Brinjals do i 8 Cabbage, Bata via do nil do. China do 32 do. Salted
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    BRITAIN'S RICHEST WOMAN DIES.
    391 10 Miss Talbot Leaves Estate "of About £8,000,000 Miss Emily Charlotte Talbot, the richest womar. m the counttv whosn fortune is estimated to be nearly £8,000,000, died 3, Cavendish square, oa September 21. She was 78 years of age. The late 3ftss Talbot was the eldes? daughter
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    A LONDON FLAGSTAFF.
    301 10 Visitors to Eew Gardens near London writes J M H m the B N B Gezatte, may remember the fine flagstaff m the Gardens. It stood 160 feet^ high and was a femoni landmark and a great attraction to visitors Daring a recent visit to th« Gardene
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    HE WAS SATISFIED.
    163 10 A lady was presenting a cheque at the bank. On examination the teller ehook hii head wearily, and told her that she must be identified. "You mast britg somebody who knows you," he said. The lady drew herself np. That cheque," she said, with dignity, was given
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    44 10 Recent suffareri from influenza m British North Borneo were, Drßolaod had to go into Hospital at Jeeselton suffering from bronchial pneumonia following I influenza, and Messrs Arrindell, Brcodbank and Read who were also m hospital j suffering from inluenza or the after effects thereof.
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      140 10 Xi 1 Ji ii v Ik. ft i, I Ag i One of a half a million Overlands now y m use. Beautiful m appearance, powerful m r performance, comfortable even on rough IJ: roads because the cantilever rear springs smooth out the bumps of the road. Big There is
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      298 10 I easily bo restored to its ori i; H with Johnson's Prepared Wax. any furniture a Muish, cloudy A^i ia i&s tf Ii: will quickly and permanentlj re I great besauty and durability. Itpro I adding years to its life and bes i I Johnson's Prepared Wax a I never
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    EXCHANGE
    49 11 ;03HS39«:<) U? TO Nov 26 t<lM& 4 ta'i 8-4 16*82 d^'jUhiij 347 82 rslrufa fMdttl B ni-'l 3-4 28 82 fsaaaiS lirr.ar- i B*"a 892 (IDZA, T. T, 166 i H9a&S33iU, d*:ut, t '39$%l>cem YQSOSAMvv d- n- !04i Java, £«man tB2| iIS&EOE, ttf-.tii:;; 36} Sovisiiahi, Baal ;s, 4
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    PRODUCE.
    125 11 Nov 26 Tin (76 tons 1124 80 GUQAfeICK 1 i 00 G^wsit? Otil li.es C»»«w C«^ 18.00 Papv** BfaMSl ©a»« 88 CO, F^t» fW3 68 00 *im a .4* i?: £>« a jit xHO t aov. KIM tii»ai: a tr J"-cvB» (Amfc laa« a."t *1 Oe^a» Xi» oo a.
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      388 11 M o Ter $3,000,000 s L Assurance m fbrce over $9,000,000 j tii GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED INCORPORATBD IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) BLAD OFFICE: Winchester House. Stagapore. LONDO n OFFICE: 32. Old Jewry, E.C. 1•• rrr.tT£ Bn eme ooott 0/ Enfii4na> Ma mplleB the tm e kwm i r:-rrL^SOF_ASSURANCE
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      430 11 YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. iNOO&PosATap ih Japan Oafiial Sahsorlccd Y. 43,000.000 Oa»llal Paid U»^. Y 42,000,000 Keeetve Fnna..., y. ta,iOO,ooo PreHSont, J. laocye Un% t rice PrMiisni, N, Kajlwara Es*. DISECTOB3. J. Inoaye Esq. Y. Yamakawa Esq. N. Kajiwar* Esq. M. Odaglrl Esq. N. Boma Esq. Baron K. Iwasaki K.
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      630 11 NORTH BRITISH AND HERCANTiL* INSURANCE COMPANY (lucorpbrated m Great Biliaiu). Sr l ?5vSS pl Ooatr acts, LateHt Concessions. MARINE All kinds of Marine Bu=icess transacted. MOTOR CARS Reduced Rates. Increased Benefits. Policies issued by thia Company covei X^SSSSS 0 publlc Llability Bar H. i. TOTTOH, McfILISTBR ft Co,, Ltd., Resident
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      205 11 AUCTION SALE OF MOTOR CARS Messrs. CHING KENG LtE Co, Raffle? Cham be -h Kaffles Place. On Saturday, 30th Kov., at 10 30 p.m. One 6 Statei uvcriaad car m good runnicg order. (Jce English 5 Beater Bedforil Car m good runuing order. CHINH KENG L C E ft CO.
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      734 11 VESSELS IN PORT. SfcearaerB N^t. Tooo«ge Master From Consignees For j Annan M«u Jap 1825 S Y^m-rgo Rangoon 22 OSK Jhva 29 jAustralien Dm 8801 Totte Yckobnm* 21 EA Co Uocerta n \Citce Bdt 314 Baniialyne Deli 38 Mansfifld Co De:i 27 Emily Dat 94 Nona RUiD 22 Seng Hob
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    BRITAIN'S FOUR YEARS OF WAR EFFORT.
    1048 12 BRITAIN'S FO UR YEA RS OF WAR EFFORT. Tht Work of Penny and Pound Mr Harold B gbie writes -From April j 19l4toMi:cb 1919 tbe British nation will have spent ten thouaacd million poundi U 10,000,001). 00). If tbe peace bad nac baen brokan m Angui*., 1914 tbe expenditure cf
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    CASTE IN INDIA
    610 12 To the Editor of the Ti*es. Sir, —As one who has worked as a missionary for nearly 82 years m South India, and has made a special study of caste, I trust yon will p9rmit ms to say a few words for "the voiceless millions" of that
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    ELECTRCITY IN GLASGOW.
    206 12 ELECT RCITY IN GLASGOW. Twenty five years ngo this month the Corporation cf Glasgow started email works for the provision of electric current for the city cjd ruburbs, and this racnth is aho the centenary cf the introduction of g;3 Lghlira Into the cifcj's etiects. When cp::rationa we:o etaitsd nn
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    THE TRAIL OF THE HUN.
    756 12 D you know what a German retreat 1 means? Do you realise that the retreat cf the Huns is a far worse thing for tbe country through which thiy piss on their j way to their own ooau'ry ttiid their ia- < vaeion Far ahead
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    S.V.C. DRILL PROGRAMME.
    64 12 Attendance at three rocruita' parades a week is compulsory. [Drili* Marked are compulsory.] Wednesday, Nov 27. 4 4Cp Jardine Steps for Foi-fc Silencing' S y*A. Specialists as detailed 500 Drill Hill SVAdetailsl 6.10 S V R aod A V Platoon nnd M C S 5.15 Signalling SfctiDu
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    54 12 Orders for week ending Saturday, Nov 80. Wedcjeeday, Nov 27 Combined Parade, V MCA ground 5 15 p m. j Thursday, Nov 28 Recruit Buglers, Malay Volunteer Club, 5.3 5 p ni. Friday, Nov 29. Ambulance Class, V M C A, 6 15 pm. Individual Troop Orders
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    HUGHES AND COBDEN.
    566 12 HUGHES AND COBDEN The enthusiasm of Mr Hughes, the* Australian Premier, cannot be chilled by tha frigid abuse of the Cobdenite diebards. For one thicg, he on give back better than he receives m the way of hard hitting. la his Manchester speeoh for instance, he g»ve his priceless description
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    FOOTBALL.
    39 12 The S C F A B Tram) will meet the SCC'B Team) ou Thursday, 26th instant and SCC (a) will meet the S C F A (a) on Thursday week, (6th December) on the SCC ground. m^ m
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    A REGIMENTS SURRENDER
    211 12 American Army, SepS IS. Aa amusing incident occntred on the capture of au entire regiment with its commander and his wbole stuff. After surrendering tba cemmacdor re quested tbut his coll should be railed co that lie might disaover how heavy had been hie losses. When it
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    34 12 "Charlie," said his mother; "when that boy threw btones at yon, why didn't you come and call me 11 Call you 1 replied Charlie, m tones of disgust why you cooldn't hit a barndoor."
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