The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 29 November 1918

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. jE;' CENTS SINGAPORE, FEIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 1918. NO. 9,531
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    281 1 Renter is still scant m his supply of news. Tae French have entered Bo 3a Pesth and were so warmly received that the German Councillor committed pnicide. Liv den dor Unas gone to Sweden Page 5. The German federated states repre eentatives have met m Berlin. The
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    LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS
    72 1 Cabinet gramophone wanted Page 3. Licensing Boasd lute— Paga 3. House or bungaiuw wauted Page 3. Swift Gar for sale. Also Siddeley Doasy Page 8. Heather f jr St AnJtew's Day Page 10. Wassiamull'e annual cheap sale Page 8. Powell and Co, a large furniture sae Page 3.
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    THE TWO ESKS.
    1269 1 j The Scot who kuov%«hie nahvegtograpby may ask— Wuieb fcwof For there hte. no fewer, and there may be roor«, than six E-ks m 6corland tn»ve b^ace, a j to ypeak m rujdi cf which 1 have cuis-t my Una." The frequency cf the name is due
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      105 1 THE WEEK. frfdl? 29th Hlfh WiJ-v 7.7 a 8-ai p.m. Hanncah (Jewish Holiday.) Fillis Circus, P.iflpm, Sate'dst 30th. High Waie»-8 6 a ua./fl 12 p m. 6t. Andrew. Filiiq Ci 1 caa, 5 and 9.15 p.m. Raffles Hotel Scotch Dinner. Sunday, Dec. Ist. High Water— S. i 6 a.m., 9-51
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    GERMAN MISSIONARY FFOM MARSHALL ISLANDS.
    220 2 Appearance m Shanghai Blxei Court. A.t tte Slixed Court. Sbangbai, Carl H-nri Mass, described aa a c-erman. 57 \ean of age, was charged with entering ChiM without the permiasion of the Chinese Government at present at war v tth Germany. Detective Sergeant Sulli Tin gave
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    PROMOTION BY MERIT.
    167 2 InianOevenue Scheme. Promotion m the Civil Service i 9 popu larly supposed to resemble Lord Palmer■taafl description of famous Order as b v!D6 no d merit about it But tbr machinery set up by the Inland Kr venue Department nuggeeta a real effort to :u.i tbe right;
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      53 2 CARGO EX M.S. AU&TRALIEN MCBMra M r -hokai Inc. Singapore, S.S. are heieby no: fi > 4 th i a oon^igammis of 1548 packages Fail tv srrrni htm p&r ms. 'Aastraiitu" ttoiu i«.a F:aciibco on tut 2th inaUnt. For aelivety pleaae apply to the Agents TIE EAST ASIATIC CO, LTD.
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      349 2 J. R FLYNN ANDERSON My rtSser, >6. Change alley Plno-Mentho Pastilles for the throat Stimulatiog nliseptic Price 75 cents bottl ct all chemists or the Agents Opposite Post Office SING -.PORE. i; A REFRESHING DRINK i i JEFFREY'S I *< m aa* iks iv&■ a m 3 mb Sbi 8b
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      954 2 From Monday, Nov. 25, to Saturday m **^v. I HOW THE BRITISH NAVY HAS HFLPr I WAR FOB THE uSS? Tft I A D3AMA OF PO'AtR, PfJNCB r I 11*11 nSBu R S9B ftfil fllL fl9Bt flf*^* HAI. L. fcjy B2fi| K^b 'S"'^ j Second show at f I THE
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      753 3 S*^ BY ORDER OF CUSTODIAN OF ENEMY PROPERTY AUCTION SALE OF hibie Cold and Platinum Jewellery, set with Diamonds and other Ka |!iaß Precious fctones At Messrs CHING KENG LEE Cos Sale-room Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, 00 friday, 29th November, at 10.30 a.m. r pri «ir- -i>iaiaoad rings, brooches, scarf
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      672 3 MOTOR CAR FOR SALE. Beater 12 HP. 4 Cylinder f- 1 DDE GEY DE\SY MOTOR CAR with side entrance Torpedo V body with doable estenaion, cape cart hood, triple-jointed wind screen, 2 Goldenlyte h^ad lamps, poworful Boar horn, Gabriel horn, operated by exhaust, Riley detachable wire wheels with doable locking
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      888 3 NOTICE BOARD OF LICENSING JUSTICES. 1 Notice Is hereby given that the list of applications for Renewals, Transfer and New Licences to be considered on Thursday 19th December 1918, can be seen on application at the office of the Secretary to the Board of Licensing Justices, Government Monopolies. G. i.
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      944 3 'Mrl-::!fL3 I The Food that will suit your 3aL T I y^^i^V °S k I'°!jk1 jk yt thts kxmie baby— she is 7 months M- v xvc| Khs 214 ibs.— sec how firm is her flesh— EE flilfcr 'I W stron^ her bones, how straight up slu sits. S 1
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  • Domestic Occurrences
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      MARRIAGES.
      89 4 Palmer— W<rd. Ou November 2?th a? Ft. Mary 'B hurch, Kuala Lumpur, by tbe Kevd A.B. Champion M, a., Arthur P^lm^r, F M. j<aliwiV3, to L> rothy Eileen, eldest daughter of J.F. Ward and airs Ward. HO Kbb Hoi— \f.T. Thin.— The marriage ol Mr Ho Kirn Hoi son
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      DEATH.
      28 4 Hakmf:r —On thr> 13rd November. 3 9 8, at Labu, tivgti erobilao, Humph sey Richard, ape 8. St.-nior Assistant of Cheviot Kuubcr, Limited. Killed m motor eccident.
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    The Singapore Free Press
    1196 4 Friday. November 2\k 1918 The fate o! many small countries is m the balance and be who would predict the geography of Europe and the status Of its ultimate parts would be a bold man In Borne countries the issue seetns fairly well settled, when the
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    PROPERTY AUCTION.
    168 4 The undermentioned Singapore proper ties were cold by aaotion t\> tbe saleroom ot the Commercial Rubber Company on Wednesday afternoon. Land and hcuae Ho. 4 Stanley Street and No. 93 Telok Ayer Street, area 8 000 square feet, comprised m Statutory Land Grant No 6, bought by Mr
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    KILCUMEN ABBEY
    418 4 The oidfir ceneration of Mm r^siccntf- tit British Malaju will reinccabet the lata S:r Frederick Weld, at cue tiru* Gtartcttot of .the Straits Settlements High ComiiVfPioner et tho Maliy State*. The fclicwiug extract from Tbe Uuivsree of Londoa of tbe 1 3i b September last regarding one of
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    0. S. PROTESTS AT INJUSTICE ON BELGIANS.
    270 4 Washington, Nov 7.— Secretary of State Lansing announced today the following note had been delivered to the Swiee Minister. I have the honour to request that you will bring the following to the at tention of the German Government "m its note of
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    VICTORY
    349 4 "out D IV I "MUtfaofOti I !i OarlJ I io*»u... 1 «—»-><-.■ 1 h»<fai w th( E <» ——>*<* -<<■ tTI lb ■Jr 1 A s i^s^o^ i kktcoghmrt tf£ooeoat«, Ie it fcoped tha Ito, wih beflftf *J isomtotfceit i J oj.b ofcol^r--,. tion la tbii < I, ja
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    PENANG NEWS
    125 4 From Omt Oven Comifwd** Peeing. X* I The death hae occurred at P«itf8 b heart failure after a four moctbe of Dr Michael Eiwin Striven I*M Straits Medical Service. Tbe I gentleman came from India to 1 j 1870 and he retired m 1910 i the post of
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    HENRY FORD DEFEATED FOR U.S. SENATORSHIP
    74 4 WaHtaingir... Uoc< j3 m majority of two d »4 k«e Hun tortyti result o. To,, I wae cppa.f i t f d J Senator, ,t.,v^ c?r tt, 5h.;.0,, ;V; > of Delaware. L«*»« v „j of Kucpb^ Vilfleyol "^fjj of Nt-w Hao-.p-'ii ;rt I
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      112 4 CALDBEGK MAGGRE6OR GO. FOR j THE WELL-KNOWN COA TES' PLYMOUTH GIN I Bom IS2O— r l^%ftftM%BttS^% stl!! going strong. llOlinillß i fr-.':?^^^K- WalkBP M^S^^ t^ =3B^~ v IN TWO GRADES TSSHkJP^^^S^^^ La\ the rruid iist:rrers low liClUvl i \f^^*^ T\ r.tn;> f.il. m every foe Liberty's m every blo'.v! «-w
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      42 4 Wilson Co. PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE 1035 6 Cabinet Portraits $6 (12 do $10) Note the conditions of onr offer "No satisfactory Proof, No Payment." No better guarantee of the high quality of oar worfc ooaid be given or ci<: ir-weCed
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    FRANCE'S TRIUMPSH
    58 5  -  Submarine Cable H* LIOBG THE GLORIOUS I h- 1 French arn;y m g t ntered Stra* 4 nil ai« r an irq \eiterday s sy cf the old itaixi of l**7o eveakoheai cf thn m il9tll ;:i j: herlaud. fur autcrarg p d i Place m magoi" PeUic
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    NEWS VIA HAYAS
    53 5 c« teroM bank o£ TiC idj to gh i 1 1 f L M I r EUtm Qerm %n m 'i -i ooiniD| lodged a I :i. c-apiCal. i French n r> y arrived o?ti Lun'lr«d .v..' v ike taeir erti Miaaalfl raast -■p ol Fraoch -j
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    BENCH AT BUDA-PEST
    42 5 Sirmly Welcomed I telegram from Lap thai :be Freeh occupied i.-.i war firmly welcomeJ by 4 3 z:d rhe tide man imperial i:: >caai:e coraraitted suicide, I :-;-o:.c.d arjorued to the -\\::'yi, president of tbs ■I :-:z:. ofHeiaHj created.
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    THE AIR FORCE
    63 5 p The Air Couocil pays :d tee valour ani devotion IN liitorei daring wartime *i'&y. .z every war theatre by sea iMJi^inn by the air P tedoi of ever iaoreaaing r s:: rivi; tuj army operations. fefam aii lOjmdnMM under aoi dansjeroua conditions r Ktiekl oo civilians.
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    BLACK SEA NAVY
    27 5 tbfl allied warshipg "•tt* British cntfaei LiverHlfal Jrstroyera are going J Mi a-i Batata and the tattatl aad two deitrojerg f e>')r.i Surinam and
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    AMERICAN NAVY
    35 5 •3 b. Mr DanicU N* ;v i! estimates 18 ir.il ion dollars I original lollaiß. No jeat building t^... o le§ f n tupt r Ciuuirc>. 140 fy .^rios. B —Frankfurter Qitotfl departed
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    NY MOTOR TRANSPORT
    73 5 S'veu notice Meeting to day 'aclunioQ j i-.re crj posed If- t v or i^aDsport Liaifti bud icpolias. ur« opposed nwsj ey&tem rer. Uimttj whe-a-^.rapdkDied by 2 Or UOC i tf naider that |> the city of P' ffar a ?n r by :he Maoioi L 5
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    ELECTION NEWS
    106 5  -  Submarine Cable (By CARSON'S CHOICE [Hmrter'e Barrio*] London, Nov 26 -Sir Edward Carson baa decided to stand for a Ballad Division instead of for Doblin Univeraity, and Colonel Lynch hae been adopted as tfce Labour candidate for Sooth Battersea There is a stowing feeling manifested m different parts
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    BONAR LAW
    205 5 London, N'ov 26 These were numerous election speeches m the evening, including Mr 800 ir L« v at Glasgow, who said that t ir the fu -j.t- of the world, and tbe sake o. the naii ds which had participated m the v ar, i: was uol lesa
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    A CECIL ON EMPIRE
    115 5 London, Nov 26 Lord Robert Cecil peaking at Hitchin emphasised the necessity cf improving the constitution of the Empire. Ha said he did not; agree with the Australian premiers' complaint about their not being sufficiently consulted as regards the terms of the armistice but he thought
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    Long Service Soldiers
    52 5 London, Nov 25. The War Office announces that with a view to providing men for the overseas garriioua and the necessary reserves at home, soldiers- may extecd their periods of service for two, three or four years entitling them to bounties of twenty, forty and fifty pounds
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    LAST SUBMARINING
    57 5 Stockholm, Nov 25. The last victim of submarioiem waa the Coriitiania steamer Ener, which was torpedoed on ths evening of Nov 11, thus after the beginning of the armistice. The crew, who landed at Bergen, said that a German submarine on Nov 11 destroyed a British transport en
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    FRENCH CONSULAK TELEGRAMS.
    213 5 Courtesy of the French Consulate. Paris 26 Nov 6 86 p m. M Clemenceau has decided upou the definitive liberation c( the clasa 1890 Mr Hoover. American Food Controller has arrived m Paris. The Council of Ministers decided upon the transformation of the Ministry of Armament into
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    GERMANY'S FUTURE
    152 5 WHO IS TO BE RESPONSIBLE j London, Nov 25. —1n connection with (the movement for the division of Get many into its various States ruled as republics, the Westminster Gazette rttec ring to the possibility that m the coarse of peace negotiations the Allies may be faced by
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    INSIDE GERMANY
    145 5 Copsuhagen, Nov '26. A conference of German fedsral states met m Ba»!in with H«rr Bisner as pre6id?n:. Bavaria vigorously denounced Sol* and Erzberger *ho it olaimed were detp'y compromised aa repre^ntritivts of tbr old regime. A K'.emen wire sajs Ihe crew* of tha warships at K.t! p^a^-J a
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    PERU vs CHILE
    126 5 Lima, Nov 26.— 1t ii officially stated lhat Peru baa withdrawn bet consul! from Chile owing to anti Peruvian rioti al Iquique and Antofagasta, The trouble are due to the old Tacua Arica dispute. Stockholm via Petrograd, No? 28. Immense crowds of freed Russian war prisoners from
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    LOCAL DIVORCE CASE,
    269 5 Before Mr Justice Ebden m the Supreme Court yesterday, the hearing was continued of the petition brought by Capt Charles William Bowen Maddox for divorce from his wife Clara Augusta Maddox on the grounds of her icfidelity and disputed paternity of two of her children. A lad
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    W C T U CHRISTMAS FUND.
    104 5 The Women's Christian Temperate Union again appeals for help m aid of the above Fund, which is used m providing gifts for the imnatee of the Hospitals, Asylums, and other benevolent Icetitu tione m the City, and for distribution among the poor of the
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    THE RUBBER SITUATION
    911 5 AMERICAN IMPORTS QUESTION. At one time or another a great; macy wild statement* have been made as regards the American rubber situation vi a vis Malaya. The regulation of the United Statea Government that oo!y 25 000 ton? per quarter would be licensed lor iniportation from May
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    33 5 The B I steamer Tara from Negapaiam, etc, was expected to arrive m Penang at daylight on Wednesday, and to leave (or Port Swefeeuhdm and Singapore at about 4 p.m. the i*me day.
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      145 5 ROBINSON Co. NEW STOCK OP BRITISH MADE BEST STEEL STAR of INDIA TRUNKS IN 27 J ,te=ii!- S LICiHT ®l|iA|-^^ AND 33 S»!^»|fe DA «K INCHES. >t COLOUR Complete with secure lever lock, solid nickel Citings and rollers. FRESH STOCKS OF Three Castles Magnums Cigarettes ISOW ON SALE t^S^Sg;« »>»
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      748 6 P« &Oe w Okwish India Mail and Passenger Services PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. Co. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) wne company's M4IL SERVICES EA3T OP BOMBaY are at preasnt sus. Deeded. Vac Company's INTERMSDIATE SERVICES TO AND FROM LONDON are at present suspended. Passengers for Europe are booked
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      641 6 JAPAN IWAII I 3TfAMS3J>«> to. U*L {Inoorpov&ted I* iasiw Hi Rao<SiBßf SSiaaf hil, debs A Taktbani Uf lalaua, Piaang, Celanbt ni Englacd fti Tha Gape. 1 A set vlee la rnalßlftlned bctwees Japanese ports and Liverpool or London übAs* j b mail contract wltb the Imp eiial Ja?a»esi) i Qovernment.
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      280 6 TOYO KISEN KAISHA. (Incorporated m Japan) For San Francisco Direct (calling at a part m Japan for Coal) rhe fast Steamship Shiny o Mam "5881 tons 3roBB Register will be despatched from SiDgapcre aboat middle January 1919 Fcr freight and full particulars apply to HeALtSTERft CO, LTD., (Incorporated m Singapore
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      469 6 THE OCEAN STEAM SHIPriT^ and Wllir bU., h THE CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATI (The "Blue Funnel Line- Aifredp fill IC° 'k IU:: SINGAPORE, PORT SWET(ENH«M penanb SINGAPORE TO MARSEUES. HAVRE AND iJ? 1 1 SINGAPORE TO GENOA, MaRSEILLfS >m TakiDg cargo on througa BHls »f Lading tJ p ris i
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    MERCY
    880 7 The Law of Fellowship. Freedom and fellowship arc the aaceaears conditions of a commuaily'a well being. The first secures (or the individual the opportunity ot attaining the fall development of his powers the second enables him to employ them freely m the service of others. Fellowship is always m
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      60 7 PURE Ifiish Pilsener Jreat Auks Head IT IS BREWED FROM [isr.th mAL! Hurb NUT PRESERVATIVES OF m DESCRIPTION h'nQQ A 4? fi!nPPQ I imiTPfl A illuw Ub yiUllluld LllllllUU HE FAMOUS BOTTLERS JONDON LIVERPOOL. tt uks Head Bottlings -bie of ail Saaicrs and at the !^i yijls Without ixtra Gharge.
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      441 7 F Will 111 i TlmiUMll fnil Ilil fl'Hl||lllMl l lH»l TbousandttO U< s k.-- >>: i Mj.'.'i 's I iils m sr.e house, so that on the kiC p ot a. Uregularity i>t" the Systun a timely iJo»e asay ks ,u-it-i. I ">e v, ::c use tbfipi reccmi:iend them, hence
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      635 7 THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS $2,000,000 OUR DAY 1918 SI°°WAR LOAN LOTtERY SANCTIONED BY GOVERNMENT and run under the auspices of OUR DAY Committee TICKETS $10 EACH. (Singapore Currency). The amount of the lottery will b;> Two Million Dollars (.$2,000,000) or such lesser amount ?is may be subscribed. 30% of the total
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS
    2080 8 Ie HbOVt Hfl t". v.- *r-i J Laciiiii f totals for Jiß-S Ti la v hioh Che do m; iymmStm after the tuui van liie to:a' ii: ::.:t::l cf rhe pa 4 m i l &:> BBdflpji re the c o sus in< t ::e; by supplying
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      436 8 ybu can have a "Swan that i will suit you better than any oMer pen you are using* Every person's handwriting is peculiar. Everyone feels that only one type of pen point will suit his own style of writing. After obtaining Cj the point he likes, he becomes so attached
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      48 8 C&&* O P D 9^^ »y Appointment t 0 ""0b t f^ 3 O«^ D lSm& H.M. THE K.NG f FINEST MIDLOTHIAN ROLLED j^ A c/can, tempting food, giving stamina— unrivalled for BnmUL 5 j V^^ A Q ENT LIA M«IIIM«* WORCESTERSHIRE t Aucl fi £ST PREPARATION 0?
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      60 8 i i t if f fe I j fc t IqTRAI (> 1 It let: i j the i ur IVDI .J a> I Btl .1 wh< Orient ii BiB all hope oi rested LIFE to tfa Sciaticft. f i: i ;i TMou-hih'.-core over ito ll BV tf:e> t One
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      232 9 rer *****,000 w Assurance m force over $9,000 000 ;x AT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, HUB R INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) 3 iFFJCL Wiucicster Bouse, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32> old Jewry c 3 «,000 1 oo mpllss wlth lhe Btltl9nnjl ar>iea OMMMIs< v;; 1Q evor uu PLAHS OF ASSOTAWCB MONEY
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      447 9 TfTB t^KUhA^A SPECD UIC3 POBATOD n Ji?AN H l pJ J Sabsorlbea^. f, 48,000.000 ii:) Df r. 42,000,000 H -'we i-uutV. V, aj.ioo.OOC IVattilanl, I*ioayo >*s^, >'.?3i Ir'..ii;«.;,1 r'..ii;«.;, k, Kajiwara L^. I, booye Bag Y. Yamakawa Esq N. Kajlwarj Ksn, M. u<!a«lri K^q. N. Boma Eaq. Bar o K.
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      637 9 8 NORTH BRITISH AN3 WERC^NTILE INSURANCE COWPA?<Y (lacorporatf (1 Jn Oreat Britain). MARm? pl r 1 7 o D tr^ ct3 LatestConctfssions. Be^efl?8 OR AR3 Rednoe3 Rat^- Increased AiSSi!? 1 UPd by thlB ffl Pany cove. Accidental Damage, Public Liability, Barglary, Fire Tran^t. H TO< OM McALISTER &Co Ltd., Resident
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      1279 9 VESSELS IN PORT. Steamers Nat. Tonnage ft Hatter Prom CcNUfgncot f.m Anuau Mini Jap 18 25 S Yam ago Ransoou 22 OSK Java Bt jAustralien Dan 3801 Toft c Yokobama 38 BA Co Uoesttoia Etnil y L)ufc 14 Nona KbijU Swg Hoh Rhio Gjang Ann Brit 556 Craig Cheribon SI
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    STRANDING OF ANAMBA
    1495 10 MARINE COURT INQUIRY. Faulty Steering Gear la tbe Mirine Court, yes:erday, an inquiry was opened into tba circumstances of the stranding of the British steamer Anarota off Pu'o Web, near Sabang on 1 tbe eight of Sept 26. Tbe court consisted j of Mr W Langham Carter
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    THE PICTURE SHOWS.
    368 10 The Love Wolf, a Selznick 6uper feature m eight reels, is the attraction nt the M^rlborough, tonight. It is a picture of action and thrills and is baing pressnted along with tbe Patbe Gazette m the second sboT. In tbe flcot house tbe Pathe N'ewe and tb9
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES
    32 10 Sunday, Dec 1. Johnstou's Pier, 8, 9 and 10 a.m. and 2 80 and 8.80 p.m. Club Bungalow, 8.80, 9.80, 12.15, 8, and 6.80 p.m. High Tide 8.86 a.m.
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    WATER RIGHTS.
    934 10 PERAK APPEAL CABE. Order of tbe Court. In the Court of Appeal, Kuala Lumpur, on Monday, judgment was delivered m the oase known as the Perak Water Rights case, the reading of their judgments by Mr Justice lanes (Acting Chief Judicial Commissioner) and Justices Sproule and Earnshaw, occupying
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    FRASER'S SHARE REPORT
    204 10 Singapore Nay 28. Business started this week extremely quietly but the news that Anurican requirements of Rubber for this quarter would be slightly mci eased encouraged investors to add to their holdings and m consequence Rubber shares improved m value. The position of the Mining sec tion
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    MACPHAIL'S SHARE REPORT
    338 10 (2 Ist -27th Nov, 3 918 Rubber. The American Government has increased its authorised importations for the closing quarter of the year from 25 000 to 32.500 tons. Tha Singapote Rubber Committee is instituting (from Ist Deer Sia-odard grad«s m sheet and crepe the b*eii being elighth
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    S.V.C. DRILL ROGRAMME
    45 10 Attendance at three recruits' ptfrajee a week it oompulsory. [Drills Marked are compuUory.] Friday, Nov 29. I 40p Jardine Steps for Fort Silensing S V A all details 5.16 Dull Hall Signalling Section SVC w SVC Recruits 5-00 S F A Co
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    BOY SCOUTS ASSOCIATION.
    33 10 Orders for week ending Saturday, Nov 80. i Friday, Nov 29.— Ambulance C!a=e, V M C A, 6 16 p m. Individual Troop Orders as issued by Scoutmasters. I I
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 10 Ta> joskj Pagar. EastWbsrf No. I Nil East Wharf 2 Shoßhu Mam. Sheers Wharf 1 Dry Docks j B Eupkctela Maio Wharf 4 Shiniba Mara. do P (ice Yisan Maru. do 6 Nil. Empire Dock 7 Kosha Mara. Sh'mpo Maru, Katorg, West Wharf 8 Klang, Toliiaa Mam.
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