The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 November 1919

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    18 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. FEN CENTS THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS. MONDAY, NOVEMHER 10, 1919. No. 9,821
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    299 1 The strikes m America are not over yet, though there arc indications and hope:? of a soitler.unt. The interdict <A the Supreme Court seems to have Kept the leaders quiet. There is a further stoppage m the soft coal field of Chicago Page 7. From New York
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    SEASIDE CONTRAST.
    965 1 > i the v, rdi which hag n out of fashion m esthetics and common talk id picturosOjUCaeas. It suggests sentiment, the taste for ruins, blurred outline* and a false convention— all which a modern painter spurns. He hai bo nee for a view cf thing! which tends
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      229 1 I YOU WANT M.W (AKS my FOR III!,K. RING ll' tJ v^ SA in E j I\j J« E^j J A SCOTTISH DINNER AND BALL WILL BS HELD j November Jyth, 1919 I Full pa 'ticulars cf Spe: a Arnn^menc later j GREEN ISLAND CEMENT COMPANY, LTD. I] I I
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      74 1 yMP— iMft^MJliibaaiMiiilii i,, tt i M i: Wi^ii'iuiigtiTri mx^ij n_ iHuHBuKSOBBK I SAFETY TREAD TYRES B ith m m i» iiimmmwi ■wmn n— mii_miMx^ _^^__^i—^ cy \~si Z/ t'e)&/e.' C£ Because of its delicate aroma and sweetncssof flavour Sweet Chestnut Tobacco assures that pleasing contcntmert. n THE CRITERION OF QUALITY.
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      90 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS A note on Mr. Henderson and Life Insurance Pa.«;e 5. Well furnished bungalow to let Page •">. Two Roamer motor cars for sale m good order Pape 5. Lex requires two shorthand-typists Tape 5. I Chiny; Ken^' Lee sell household furnilure Page 5. Clerk, typist and Produce Storekeeper
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      13 1 IF YOU WAN I NKW CAM M bjb FOR HIRE, i;iN(, u> IfO
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      105 1 THE WEEK. Monday, 10th. High Water.— ll.o a.m. Legislative Council, 2.30 p.m. World's Week of Prayer, V..M.< I p.m. Tuesday 11th. High Water. .17 a.m., li.^S p.m. Armistice Par.se, 11 a.m. Wednesday 12th. High Water. 1.05 v.m., .20 p.m. New Year Sports Meeting, S. C. C. 5.15 p.m. Lodge Zetland,
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    THE MOCK-TURTLE.
    181 2 Should we speak of mock turtle-soup, or .ock-turtle soup. The matter i-> not so Fi.nple as it seems. In (ieorpian (lays a banquet at which a turtle was to be th# principal dish was to a "Turtle," ami the guests were invited -to a "Turtle," justM St Oxford
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    AVIATION IN INDIA
    115 2 Ihe (i\ il and Military Gazette learns from an authoritative source that arrangements for aeroplane service m India are m many instances almost completed. Schemes for the main part are projected I y private enterprise and the firms m question are engaged m negotiation with th* Government
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    ECONOMICAL CHIEFTAINS.
    89 2 The French General Lapcrrine, says the Temps, when operating m Northern Africa, had to negotiate with two brothers, joint <hief tains of their tribe. He was much puzzled by the fact that now one brother, :now the other, appeared m his tent to negotiate, but that the two
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    TIN MINING IN SIAM.
    218 2 It if believed tbat (here are yet great possibilities fee talcing developments jo Sam. Hitherto, becauea of lack of adequate facilities for frßneportfttioo, it ias been the mineral bearing area* situated near the centres ol population, that have raaioly bean exploited, while tie vast monnfa'n ranges
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      185 2 THE TRENCH CURB FOR TKOPU AL ANAEMIA LYCOHEMOGLOBINK J DROPS. Prlci SJ per hoitk of ;»il C'lipmists BOLE AGENTS MEDICAL HALL Opposite I'ost Office ■■■■■■■■■mil DESIGNS HAND PAINTED '< CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR (AKDS. REAL NOVELTIES \ny detifll paiMtcii and printed to order im IMKKNATIONAL PUBUCITT BUREAU SINGAPORE. P PERFECTION
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      335 2 P s;^. 7^: 3&h fl is? 1 U^ J r »> itF~ r- "if nJmwßTwr From SUNDAY', NOVEMBER 9, co FRIDAY r NOVEMBER 14 A Mighty Western Production. The First of BENJAMIN B. HAMPTONS GREAT AUTHORS' PIOTURES, inc., PHOT GP LAYS. Adapted from the novel of STEWART EDWARD* WHITE THE
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      320 2 I^'or Six Nights From SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8. to FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11 THE GREATEST OF JFWEL PRODUCTIONS AND THE MOST STUPENDOUS Featuring DOROTHY PHILLIPS One of America's Greatest Emotional Act resTHE HEART OF HUMANITY In 9 Reels A picture with a powerful heart-inteivst story, stirring and tremendo ly realistic. Wonderfully well
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    NOMADS AMONG THE NULLAHS.
    1109 3 There was once man who lived m the vi!!a of a row and he had a garden at f rails and v"cc which he kept as the i hi i: used to lament his m; >d ai the end <-i' he I; was waste land where
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    GERMAN PRISONER'S "GOOD-BYE-E."
    94 3 i B fhc departure for homo of considerable numbers (<]' German prisoners from Park HbH Camp, Osweatry led to some very btriking acene*. They were rntraineU at Gobowen for a centre near Hall, ,?n route for Bambur^. 1 1 3 contingents included a number of S npa
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    FOOD SUPPLIES FROM CHINA
    364 3 J One rePnlt of the wnr hna been to brina I jheme to many commercial interests m j Chin* tbr.t ccuucrjc poEBibilit:es for 5 foppljlog ficd and p.odu'be to ether I jcountries. Ohioft'f epportunity has been 1 made co apparent that it is net 1 ksly
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      162 3 PATRONIZED tIJH^ ROYALTY. >- JUST RECEIVED t, SELECTION OF UDIES AND /•Hi 30LD Cie^RETTE GA3E3 ;9 M. ALSO 1» I FIHS SEt" JTIO J0" LA3IES' i iff 1 30LD& SILVER MESH BAGS 1 I 'EIIT&WE9DIK& RtNGS A SPECIALITY B Fenang. No. 625G3, High Street, Eingapore. I I I of the
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      137 3 ANNOUNCEMENT W SB BH SB Bl ifc. >S m B ISA B\ SJ SJ inßi sbsb^Bi ifjh jßrjff V W m BM ftV m ((A iJ 1# V" U Bl A m m mm Hi fLff ||L ftm V "Unyx Hosiery JUST RECEIVED I bk; shipment of I "LETTS DIARIES"
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      143 4 Fire Extinguishers fires m India since I fl M H I The Borneo Co., Ltd [Incorporated m England] SINGAPORE IPOH ft PENANG. New Silks for X'mas The tatest production of Dress Materials, Silks, and Fabrics Ha\e been procured by Wassiamull Assomull Co. To meet special X'mas presents requirements.c nts. The
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      655 4 CHING KENG LEE CO. IN THE ESTATE OF CHOA CHUAN CHIOCK DECEASED. In the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlements. Settlement of Singapore. O. S. No. 36 of 1919. AUCTION SALE An opportunity to acquire a block of building m a commanding position with a frontage on two roads. The
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      693 4 Are You m Want of a Godown with Bood and River FfcoaUgt f PRELIMINARY NOTICE We the undersigned have received instructions to Mil by Public t at our sale-room Raffles Chambers, Raffles Place, At an early date. All that very valuable piece of freehold land area 28,118 square foot Toftf
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      234 5 1 AN 1EI) TO BUY nd-hand Chinese or European HOUSEHOLD PUmNITUKB cry descripl.on (big or small lots) c of Free Press. 'J-10 v.c Sm asi JJii sees, anderv played 10-."> I: 1 11 i i' to ta t. Tri i nth. Burop G tod 11 v.c. WANTED. .ore Joh Second
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      421 5 AUCTION SALES. TUI COMMERCIAL RUBBER Co., Ltd. Auctioneers Valuers No. 3 Raffles Place. Forthcoming Auction Sales. I Ihi undersigned have sees instructed to sell by auction at their vale-room, NO. 3 ItAFFLEfI PLACE, On Wednesday, i 2th Nov. |flf at 2.-I0 p.m. l. Freehold land at Gajrlang Road near n
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      787 5 TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. i TENDERS will be received at the Colonial Si cretary's Office up to noon of 10th No/cmI ber, 1919, for the supply of Rations and Sundries for Hospitals for the period Ist January, 1920, to 31st December, 1920. I Tenders should be on the authorized i orris
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      470 5 TENDERS. GOVERNMENT OF JOHORE. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. Tenders aie invited for the following >\ork Post Office, Rengam. Plan and specification for the above may be seen at this office at any day Friday excepted between the bottrf of 9.'iO a.m. and 4 p.m. The lowest or any tender not necessarily
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      918 5 NOTICES. fiOVEKNMENT NOTII X ATION. STRAITS SFTTLKMK.MS I p, r ,-,nl. VA|{ LOAN 191B— 191« I. Interest onpons. Interest coupons of the above loan (Dividend No. 6 due 16th November, L 919) not. cashed through Banks may bo presented for payment ki the General IN.^t OnVe m apore, Penanp »ird
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      DEATH.
      27 6 A; the General Hospital. Singapore, on No.- Mb, -John Georfc Flanagan, eldest son of John Flanagan, Inspector of Weights and Measures. Aged 86. Funeral this evenbig.
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  • The Singapore Free Press. MONDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1919.
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      Week End News And Views.
      783 6 Bolshevists. The imminence of danger from German sinister influences 1 spreading over the borders and joining hands with propagandist brethren m Russia still exists, but the firm attitude oi the Supreme Council m insisting en the Berlin government controlling its ov.n recalcitrant soldiery m the
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      The Anniversary
      269 6 - The eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month —there is no n^aji-w m it, except to the ear. But to the heart Nov. 11th 1918 means much (o those of an ape to think and aiv yet alive. It n.nrked the armistkv that was the
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    296 6 The ex German Prinzessin. and managed by the P. O. Co., came alongside the P. <fc O. Wharf yesterday, at 5 p.m. and is bound for London. There will be a Celebration of Holy Communion m S. Andrew's Cathedral to-morrow (ilth) at 7.30 a.m. m special Thanksgiving for the Armistice.
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    SUPREME COUNCIL WORK
    308 6 MORE IMPORTANT DECISIONS. SHIPS SOU) TO HOLLAND. Berlin Nov. Ith The German Government has replied to the Supreme Council's note relative to the transfer of live Gernmn ships* to Dutch companies m wartime, offering to submit the the question to arbitration arranged by the Allied and Netherlands
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    484 6 Mr. Goho. barrister-at-low, late of the Calcutta Bar, has joined the firm of Messrs. Rogers and Son, Malacca. Over 100 cadets from Dartmouth and Britannia Colleges sailed from Plymouth on board the battleship Temeraire for a six months' cruise m the Mediterranean. A report has been made by Mr. A.
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    LABOUR AND LAW.
    641 6 PROBLEM OV AMERK NOT YET SOLVED. London. .\o\. 4 Continued pressure i» being SXerted BDOS the strike leaders to call off the strik. the results aro not yet apparent. Tli*»y hays been informed that the President j the Attorney (Jrncral aro ready to Bttempi mi adjustment of
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    THE LATE Mr. J. G. FLANAGAN
    161 6 Much regret will be felt at U* .loath of Ml John OaOTfi Manapan, eldest Mr. John Flanagan, an old and rwpecttd recent of Singapore. The deceased «rmi only 36 years of «nd had boor, m Urn service of Messrs Prater and X, son,:- fifteen
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      94 6 BRANDY PER $32 CA SE rv A Iff Duty Extra. f GUDBEGK MAGGREGOR 4 Go., JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. krf KING WILLIAM IV V.O.P. a WHISKY PERFECTION. PRICE WM CASE. SOLE AGENTS JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. IMS M M B y i/4Lt;/ieLES //v MILNERS O A ri ri fl Fire
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      30 6 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS and MERCANTILE ADVERTISER Established, 1835. Telephone No. 56 The only Morning Papw m the Straits Settlements. CabIes— "ADVERTISER," Singapore. Editorial and Publishing Office, 30 KAFFLES PLACE.
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  • GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
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      FROM ALL PORTS.
      48 7 PREMIUM BONDS. London. Nut. 4. The labour party has decided to oppose the issu«- of premium* bonds. Meanwhile y tw hundred members of the Par- tikml a petition favouring th* London. Nov. 4. Law lia« announced that ommKtee will be appointed to consider lum bonds,
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      COLONIAL QUESTIONS.
      400 7 < ONSOLIDATED MEDICOI London. Ntn, I. Lor l:as appointed a committee sider the positi< f al ser- m the various and dependent with n view maintaining an increased indidatee and securing content* 1 Tit. l-'uit'-.. r to consider whether the principle of assimilating the medical serighhouring colonies may
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    MUNICIPAL COUNCILS.
    230 7 LABOUR RULES THE ROOST. London, Nov. 4. The result of the municipal elections m icuncilg, Municipal Reformers a majority on twelve; Progressives on one. Women have ■?<1 ;i footing m most councils, Kensington having twelve and Hampatead six but labour is the most remarkable turnover. For instance m
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    THE RUSSIAN PROBLEM.
    322 7 CONFLICTING REPORTS. Jl DKNTITHS AUMY. The Bolshevik wireless claims that Yudenich's northwest army is surrounded. lictatagftn Nov. 3rd a Jucleiulch communique admits the p m tin face of attacks bj latge Bolshevik forces. Negotiations for Finland's participation m ilu- Petrograd oflfeni ive have taken a favourable turn
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    PENANG NEWS.
    88 7 From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 8. There was a general half holiday on Friday for the Chingay procession, which was abandoned after four hours. His Excellency the O. A. G. .viewed the procession whk-h will be renewed on Saturday evening, Sunday and Tuesday and is said to
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    PASSENGRS DEPARTING.
    283 7 Ihe following if the list of passengers' leaving by s.s. "Prinsensr". Airs. Cascidy and iniant, Mr. Meyer, Mrs.] Modeler and child, Mrs. Nissim, Miss Abed, Mr. and Mrs. Ztrner. Mr. and Mrs. Van Os, Mr. and Mrs. Jon* s and infant Mrs. Macpliail and infant, Mi.s Stevens, Mr.
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    51 7 I During the rain and squall early yester--1 day morning a lar.?e tree m the compound of Pathe Freres, Orchard-rd, was uprooted and fell across the compound towards 1 Government House grounds, smashing a i lamp post, telephone post and wires. Some rails outside Government kouse grounds I wore also
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    JIMAH RUBBER.
    1960 7 THE ANNUAL MUTING. Ihe ninth annual general meeting of the Jmiah Rubber Kstattb Limited was held m the registered offices of the company, Chartered Hank Chambers, at noon on Saturday, attended by Messrs G. (Jordon Black (Chairman), D.D. Mackie, R. Nelson, A. E. Baddeley, I Lan Loon, and
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      356 7 ROBINSON Co. ill i 4; Aa 1 I, I. W¥ II II L i\§j^''! 1 1 1. 1 ivlL r*i ihlo.oO fciACH. ROBINSON Co. I BRITISH MADE fU± BEST WORKMANSHIP, A. M MATERIAI S AND FINISH HADE TO ANY SIZE I KEQL4RED. rmiER M SIKEL SPEAIMIEADED HNISH R 1/ GALVANIZED.
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      489 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA. (IncoriK)rated m Japan. UNDER MAIL CONTRACT WITH THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE GOVERNMENT. «ta (Subject to alterations without Notice). EUROPEAN LINE. (Via Suez Canal-. Fortnightly Service. rFor (Malacca), Penang, Colombo, Suez, London and Antwerp YOKOHAMA MARU Nov. TAMBA MARU Dec. AiISHIMA MARU Dec. EUROPEAN LINE (Via Suez Canal) Fortnightly
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      661 8 K. P. M. KONINKLYKE P AKETV AART MAATSCH APPIJ (Incorporated m Holland). ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. OF BAT A VI A Telephone 131 Passage Dept. 1202 Freight Dept. 1002 Managers Desk 1437 Marine Supt. Transhipment Dept. 3 COLLYER QUAY. UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Bbouwkr Blicjoe, Djtbo^a ami
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      478 8 P. O. BRITISH INDIA AND (Incorporated m England). MAIL AND PASSENGER SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. I (Under Contract with Ilia Majesty's Government). i The Company's MAIL SERVICES EAST OF BOMBAY are at preaenl Buapended. LONDON .FAR-EASTERN SERVICE. FROM LONDON I TO MARSEILLES LONDON DUE SINGAPORE LEAVE SINGAPORE
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    843 9 Perak River Valley (225,000—1) 3.20—3.40 Paten Bulanp (2,000,000—4) 3.85—4.10 riingKor (.'ttO.OOO— 1) .90—1.00 Kadella (200,000—5) 11.25—11—75 Sandycroft (360,000—5) 4.40 4.60 ScuJai (800,00—5) 8.75—9.10 [rembronp: (200,000—1) .50— M0 Songei Bagan (600,000—2) 4.K0— 4.80 Songel Patar.i (1,000 000—1) .85— .0?. pi cm Tan.balak (450,000—1) 1.10—1.20 Tapah (600 000—10) 21.25—
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      453 9 THE SIAM STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN SIAM.) COASTING SERVICE. For Krvtay. Tringganu, Kelantan, Bangnara, Telupin, Patani, Sinjrora laeon, Kohsamui, Bandon, Lan^uan, (.hum-pon and Bangkok. PPimiTmnv Arrival Departure I RA< HATIPOK 10th Nov. 1919 12th Nov. 1910 SUDDHADIB IVth Nov. 1919 19th Nov. 1919 VAI AYA Mth Nov. 1919
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      328 9 OCEAN TRANSPORT P COMPANY, LTD. [Incorporated m Japan] FOR SEATTLE. Suilings not yet fixed. For freight and further particulars. Apply .to PATERSON SIMONS Co., Ltd., A^ent.. FOR NEW YOHK. "LOWTHBII CABTLB" Loads about Nov. l Ith via Panama CanaL PATERSON SIMONS Co., Ltd., Agents. 7-8 SOCIETA DI NAVIGAZIONE A VAPORE
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      563 9 THE "BEN" LINE STEAMERS, LTD. (Incorporated m the United Kingdom.) BENLEDI due about Dec. 18 For Hongkong Japan Mr PATERSON, SIMONS Coy., Ltd., Agents. (Incorporated m England). The Ocean Steam Ship Company, Limited. The China Mutual Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. "Ellerman- Line. f Ellerman Bucknall Steam Ship Co., Ltd. (AMERICAN
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      282 9 INDOCHINA Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. [Incorporated m England] Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and Shanghai, and to Calcutta via Penang from Singapore. Taking cargo on through Bills of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Chefoo, Tk-rttsin, Newchang, Yangtsze ports, Formosa, the Philippine?, etc. FOR PEKANG AND CALCUTTA. s.s. KUMSANG
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURN'S.
    1404 10 Kriaii Plant. Dec 183,800 154,820 Krabong, Sept 91,850 10,7*8 U8,!>72 Kaanc. Dec 8?5,2lO 219,000 K. Kaccpfir. Dec 814,888 281,605 K. Kut>u, June 122.474 18K.45-1 K. I.'pui.Nov 1,418.000 849, CC0 K. Porqan, Fob 9C9 719 ?87 626 X, Ri id D«* 85,574 €1,677 K. fc.diu, L»cC 2-6.550 !i63.897
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    TIN RETURNS.
    301 10 Ii above \\->* khe totals m tirii eclnaan trc monthly totals lor Jau-Lcc. Vi v jbe ruontb Id wbtcb the Company's year cuda if indicatf a j aftir the nauie. Third colamn aho-vs tho I 9 tota to aate md 8f CDad column the total •oT the p:>nt
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    THE WAR'S BADGES.
    139 10 the Great War progressed the multi-! tu'lu of ba.li.;i and distinctions become contußing; and few could claim to know what. every badge and armband signified. Rut there was not much excuse except, perhaps, that he was a Dominion soldier--'" the er a bora who n< isional General,
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      364 10 NOTICES. NEW SI NT ARRIVED K\<.l ill ORMALIN, |»ORCELAL\ IBX CUPB, \< I IC ACID, l lULATING x by WHITE vmZLS j Indies D Wim PLJ -V UNITS STORES A( OB IT ALL DISPENSARIES vW L| 1 v eHP *i L^^JBBrJf M'TIIQAL H' 1^ ,\!^S| BROUGHOI I s s AND
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      187 10 S I OCHS OF t HUTTENBAOH BROS. 00. RECOGNIZED m its true light by the Government, the business world, and the individual buyer, the automobile has cast aside the title "Pleasure Car" and is now properly classified as a vehicle of real service a present day necessary. The owner not
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    EXCHANGE.
    62 11 November Bank 4 m.s. 4 Bank demand j 4 j Private credit* 8 m.s. 2-4 J New York Bank demand 49 New York 90 days 6 j France demand 4^o India, T. T. ,Jf Hongkong, demand g.-.% p rcin Yokohama, demand ggi Java, demand 2s Bangkok, demand r.gi Sovereign,
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    PRODUCE.
    148 11 Novenbei v Tin 50 Tons $135.50 Gambier 15Q Gambier Cub« No. 1 a40 Pepper Black 86 QQ Pepper, (White fair) 68 00 Tapioca, small pearl, f.q. '20. C0 m flake, f.q. 1 1.25 j medium pearl, f.q. 20.00 Pearl Sago, small 10 75 Copra Sundried .j i t c
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      464 11 A- ttl >ver $2,000,000 f Assurance m force over $9,000,000 I THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. [Incorporated m Straits Sett.] I HEAD OFFICE Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE 32, Old Jewry, E.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England, and complies with the British
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      501 11 iYOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, (Incorporated m Japan) Capital Subscribed Y. 100,OQO,oT>0 Capital Paid Up Y. 42,000,000 Reserve Fund Y. 25,000.000 President. N. K. Kajiwara Esq. Vice-President S. Suzuki Esq. DIRECTORS. N. Kajiwara Esq. F. Watanabe Esq. N. Soma Esq. I Matsukata Esq. Y. Yamakawa Esq. M. Mitsui Esq. M. Odagiri Esq.
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      466 11 CHARTERED BANK Of India, Australia and China, Incorporated m England by Royal Charter. Paid up Capital £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £2,100,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 HEAD OFFICE 88 Bishopsgate, London, E.C. Agencies and Branches. Amritsar Hongkong Penang Bangkok Iloilo Puket Batavia Ipoh Rangoon Bombay Karachi Saigon Calcutta Klang Seremban Canton
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      381 11 INTERNATIONAL BANKING I CORPORATION. (Incorporated m the U. S. A.) Capital and Surplus U. S. $6,500,000 Straits $13,000,000. Undivided Profits U. S. $3,054,763— Straits 6,109,526. HEAD OFFICE:— SS, WALL STREETNEW YORK. BRANCHES:Batavia London S. P. de Macoris Lyons Bombay Manila Santiago de los Calcutta Medellin Caballeros Canton Panama Santo Domingo
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      266 11 I Baked eaten I I I m half-an-hour. 1 i j Littleloaves, scones, brealUast v \\<, mills bread twists, etc Ifi can be made and bakt din 15 to 20 minutes. And if they arc ||l raised with I I I Paisley Flour TL CTIOT? T IheoUuL raising powdrr tliey
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      185 11 VESSELS AT WHARVES. Tanjong Pagar East Wharf No. i. T a^ila, INperanca. East W lniri No. 2. Tec Fao, Preussen. Sheers Whirl No. S.~ Sithonia. Main IV hari No. tf. Australmead. Kanagawu llaro. Main Whirl No. s.— Nil. Main Wharf No. 'J.--Ehar^ta. Empire Dock No. 7. Yatshij;^. Sapporo Kara 5,
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      363 11 MAIL_TABLE. 10-dny. Interrae<liat« and local maili, will b« found m lift below: Prnang, Malacca, F.M.S. (by Train) p.m. daily (except Sunday). Kota Tin^gi and »tationt to Koala Lumpui at 6 a m. Jo;.ore 8, 9.20, noon, C, 4 A 6 p.m. Caw b Soon ;l .m >b Hock Tew 0
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    JOHORE PLANTERS.
    2374 12 RAFrLES COIJJB B SCHEME. MUED VIKWS. The It I 'liege scheme and the pre- m Li bow Codai pare two of the principal sapid dnwaaeed oa Saturday at serai meeting: of the memaen <-f the Johore Planters A ri The Kon'bU- Mr. W. X. Gawler presided Mid among
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    "SIPEF."
    139 12 We understand that the entire organisation known as the Straits Agency, which was a branch of the Societe Financiere des Caoutchoucs, has by agreement been taken over by a new Company with the title of the Societe Internationale de Plantations ot de Finance to be commonly known as Sipef.
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    132 12 THE CAULFIELD CUP. Exchanges to hand jostcrday give detail-' ed accounts of this mile and half event m Melbourne on Oct IS. The result was Lucknow (imp) by Minoru— Amphora 8 6 (Bullock) j" Nightpatch, 8.11 (G. Harrison) 2 Chrome, T.ii (W. Duncan) Surveyor, 7.9 (J. Killuru 4
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    159 12 The' Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kuishu wer^ to commence the new service from Japan i China, Straits Settlements, to Hamburg j m October with the new steamer Delagoa Mavu,to be followed by monthly departures. The vessels will nlso load from Hamburg to the Far East as soon us exports
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    SINGAPORE FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY.
    558 12 SINGAPORE FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY. ANNUAL MEETING. At a. fairly well attended meeting oif the Singapore Family Benefit Society held on Saturday afternoon at the Victoria Memorial Hall, with Dr. J. If. Handy, the President, m the chair, the sixth annual report end account? for 1918 1919 were adopted. Speaking on
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS.
    91 12 Programme for Drills etc., for the Week- ending Saturday, 15th November, 191!). Sunday, Nov. 1).— 7.30 a.m. Balestier Rge. Casual P;irt 111 Classification. Monday, Nov. 10. 4.30 p.m. Balestier Rge. S.R.E. (v). Practice. r >.lo p.m Drill Hall Chinese Co., S.V.I. Recruits. Wednesday, Nov. 12.— 5.10 p.m.
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    29 12 Ttro of Western monta the Hon winders, 11. L. C, and Mr. <:. B. 'I c latter gentleman had been c hairnMi. of the W. A. T. T, since 1908.
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