Malaya Tribune, 9 November 1914
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Title Section28 1914-11-09 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. Vol. I.- No 264. SINGAPORE. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1914 Price 5 Cents. The Malaya Tribune. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9.28 words
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Advertisement331 1914-11-09 1 PALLADIUM ORCHARD ROAD Singapore's Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD TO-NIGHT I commencing at 9 p.m. sharp. TO-NIGHT H M Singapore Expects that eyery Man (To-night) will do his Duty." Do yours, roll up and See the t WE ARE SHOWING G I 2-WaR2) T FILMS E Procured for the Palladium, By331 words
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Advertisement165 1914-11-09 1 G. R. COELHO, 52, Selegie Road. Piano Tuner. Dealer and Repairer. Undertakes To Play at Dances. TERMS MODERATE. 7-8 THE ART FURNITURE DEPOT, 167, ORCHARD ROAD. High-class furniture in Teak and Meranti, at lowest prices >uperior workmanship. Estimates free on application. Telephone No. 602. 2C-10 25-4-15 BUN BEE Co., PROVISION165 words
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Advertisement170 1914-11-09 1 THE ;}RD A Ith instalments of I 4 SELIG'S MASTr RPIECE CINEMATi )GRAPII, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. TO NIGHT! AT 9-15 THE ADVENTURES OF KATHLYN NO. 3. THE TEMPLE OF LION NO. 4. THE ROYAL SLAVE (IN 4 PARTS) AMIDST THE FLAME OF LOVE Telephone No. 1116. K. HARIMA, Sole Proprietor.170 words
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Article338 1914-11-09 2 Repatriated Coolies. Amoy, Oct. B—Th* 1 Japanese steamer Teikoku Maru arrived here to-day from the Straits and Singapore with 900 coolies on board for Amoy and the neighbouring villages, having been chartered by the Straits Government for the purpose. Prior to coming here she landed 2,000 of the338 words
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Article246 1914-11-09 2 There seems no doubt, from what the Malay Mail has heard from leading planters, that the supply of efficient estate assistants is at the present moment not equal to the demand. :o; Mr. John Walter, chairman of the Times, has offered Bearwood, where the founders of the Times have levied246 words
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Advertisement339 1914-11-09 2 MOTORISTS APPRECIATE I COLUMB TYRES. IN HOT COUNTRIES. THE COLUMB TYRE Co., (F r East.) I 51, ROBINSON ROAD, Singapore. Telephone: 1510. Telegraphic Address: PROWODNIK. 1 28-4 I KHVI COMPANY. I Booksellers, Newsag nts and Stationers. c What A Young Husband To Know 2 20 What A Young Wife Ought339 words
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Advertisement391 1914-11-09 2 Tuition by Correspondence FOR Oxford and Cambridge Locals, London University Matriculation Hongkong University Matriculation, Professional Preliminary Examination, S. S. and F. M. S. Medical School Entrance Examination AND ALL EXAMINATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH GOVERNMENT CLERKSHIPS IN THE S.S. AND F.M.S. Prospectus and Scale of Fees on Application to THE SECRETARY.391 words
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Article121 1914-11-09 3 Monday, 9th. High water:—-.9 a.m. 7 ft. 4 in*.: LI p.m. 8 ft. 8 in*. Tuesday, 10th. Asrizea open. High water:—RJ a.m. 7 ft. 1 in. \JA p.m. 8 ft. I in*. Wednesday, Uth. Martinmas. Moon. Last Quarter. High water 1.21 a.m. ft. 9 ins.: 3.3 p.m. 7 ft.121 words
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Article69 1914-11-09 3 Singapore, November 9. On London Bank 4 m/s. 2/4 7/16 Demand 2/4 1/16 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 3/4 On India— Bank T. T. 174$ On Hongkong d/d 254 On Shanghai— Bank d/d. 10 U On Java— BankT.T. 141^ On Japan— Bank d/d. IHJ -sovereigns—buying rate $8.54 India Ceil Bills69 words
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Article85 1914-11-09 3 The war is taking heavy tribnte of the small towns and villages of France. One of the Daily Chronicle correspondents, who arrived at Vire, in Normandy, a month ago, finds that there remain only the women folk, the children, and the old men, and M Its85 words
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Article306 1914-11-09 3 Professor Campbell on the Physiology of Muscular Exercise The second of the series of lectures arranged by the Oldham Literary Society took place on the 6tn inst. in the Drill Hall of the Anglo-Chinese School at p.m., wlit-n Prof. J. A. Campbell, M.D. D. Sc.. spoke306 words
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Article67 1914-11-09 3 Police Court. {Before Mr- A. V. Brown-) The arms import case against Messrs. Behn Meyer ft Co. evolved nothing of special interest at the continued hearing on Saturday, as the employee of the firm, Mr. Fritsche, who was responsible for signing for the cases, was not present. His67 words
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Article99 1914-11-09 3 Medically Unfit for Active Service. Loyal Nawab Disappointed. Simla, Oct. 6. —Lieutenant-Colo-nel the Nawab Sir Afsar-Ul-Mulk Bahadur, K. C. L E., M. V. O, A. D. C, commanding his Highness the Nizam's forces, was anxious to proceed to Europe on active service, and the idea was99 words
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Article107 1914-11-09 3 At the annual general meeting of the Ceylon Tamils' Association held on Saturday night last the fol lowing elections for the current year took place President, Dr. J. M. Handy; VicePres.. Dr. J. Gnanapragasarn Hon. Sec.. K. X. Sivasamboo Hon. Treas. J. A. Supramaniam Hon. A.-.-t. Treas.,107 words
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281 1914-11-09 3 The Hon. Treasurer, Mr. M. Morrison, begs to acknowledge the receipt of the following further contributions Already acknowledged $171,946.35 F. Hilton, Neidpath (2nd) 50 W. H. Urquhart 15 H. Adauison *#f 25 E. C. Morrison 100 B. L. W. 50 fe (i. H. F.281 words
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Article88 1914-11-09 3 Mrs. Salmond begs to acknowledge with thanks the following further subscriptions Previously acknowledged 111,993 75cts Coolies and Staff Batu Caves Portland Cement Works and Batu Caves Quarries 50.40, Bell's Asbestos Eastern Agency, Ltd. 25, South Herak Church collections (per Hey. R. V H Burne) 141, Mrs. Masterton88 words
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Article68 1914-11-09 3 Sir Arnold White Resigns Office. Madras, Oct. 7 —Sir Arnold White, as already announced, resigns the office of C hief Justice, Madras High Court, on the 12th instant. The Governor in Council places on record his appreciation of the sound judgment, courtesy and ability which Sir Arnold68 words
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Article70 1914-11-09 3 Rangoon, October 27. —In exercise of the power conferred upon him under Section 101 (Code of Criminal Procedure, the Lieutenant-Governor has reduced to a fine of rupees (MM hundred the fine of two hundred tnd fifty which the District Magistrate directed W. H. Barton, Editor70 words
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Advertisement757 1914-11-09 3 GUAN KIAT Co. Ship-Chandlers, Government and Municipal Contractors, General Importers and Exporters, and Commission Agents, Estate, Rice-Mill and Saw-Mill Suppliers. 37, PHILLIP STREET. Telegraphic Address: GUANKIAT. Code* A. B. C. sth Edition and A 1 Telephone Nos.-Off cc: 1233 <fe 1174 (Private 1450.) Sole Agents for GLOBE BOILER FLUID, THE757 words
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Advertisement82 1914-11-09 3 Train Services. REVISED TIMES. Singapore (Tank-Road.) Mail Daily leaves for north at 7.9 a.m. and 7 15 pm. Other trains leave for Johore at n'.O a., 10.30 a., noon, 1.30 p., 2.53 p., 4.60 p. 4.:- 0 p. Sundays. Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and i.M p.m. Trains82 words
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Miscellaneous118 1914-11-09 3 MAILS CLOSE. To-day. Muar and Malacca P-m. Batu Pahat P- m P. S'ham T. Anson j p.m. Malacca and Muar 3 P- ,n To-morrow. Kerimon a m Pulau Batam &Pulau Bulang am Pouloe Soegi atn> Sarawak and Goebilt 1" a.m. Singkawang. Pamangkat and Sambas a.m. P. Dickson and P. Swettenham118 words
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Advertisement70 1914-11-09 4 TSINGTAII HAS FALUN DRINK THE BEER OF THE VICTORS Obtainable From: I AS AH I SHOTEN, Stamford Road. I Telephone No. 1194k. TAMOTO Co., Victoria Street. I Telephone No. 412. jj FUKUYA Co., Middle Road. I Telephone No. 1017. I And from All Leading Liquor and Provision Stores in S.S.,70 words
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Article1020 1914-11-09 5 NOTES AND NEWS. GENERAL RUZSKY. The Commander Attacking Cracow. Hoi of Russia's Army. Bt Francis McCCllagh] When returning once from th* :ront outside Mukden to the telegraph office in that city I met a general who happened to l>e riding ■y same way. Had he belonged to1,020 words
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Article438 1914-11-09 5 44 The war has come, and I can say positively that the German army is not trained at all to fight in a severe winter." The ab<»ve is the opinion expressed by Lieutenant Colonel Roustain Bek, who, writing in the London Daily Express, *a.s The winter will438 words
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Article835 1914-11-09 5 Kaiser s Boast to Sir Evelyn Wood Field-Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood, i commandant of the London Division j National Reserve, addressed a recruiting meeting at Hackney yester- day afternoon. Referring to the charges of brutality made against the Germans, he said 44 We not fear that835 words
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709 1914-11-09 5 The Press Associations special correspondent with the Naraaqualand Field Force, telegraphing from Cape Town on October 1, sends details of fighting which led to the surreud r of the survivors of two squadrons of the Ist South African Mounted Rifles and a section709 words
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Article75 1914-11-09 5 London, Oct. 6.—According So trustworthy advices from Constantinople, four huge howitzer-, said to be the famous \1 -ecu timet re iu<.dcl, have airived Ir«»i«i O/uuji aud h- en sent through the Dardanelles in Gerunn merchantmen, requisitioned for the purpose, with over th"Us>tud tons of ammunition and75 words
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Article21 1914-11-09 6 Low.— On the 8tii inst, at his residence, No. Emera d Hill Road. Mr. Low &in Lion?:, aged 51 years.21 words
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Article1190 1914-11-09 6 When religion is united with a spirit of nationality it consecrates and invigorates the ideals of patriotism. The resolution to undergo suffering and to incur the risk of voluntary self sacrifice, which is the firm foundation of disinterested patriotism, receives renewed vitality when grafted on the stem1,190 words
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Article284 1914-11-09 6 SPECIAL WAR SERVICE. THE EASTERN WAR THEATRE. Story of the Oper= ations. THE GREATEST VICTOR! ACHIEVED SO FAR. London, Nov. 1 a.m. Petrograd The General St surveying the operations in Pohu and Galicia report: Towards t! *> beginning of October we were engaged along a battle-front of fix.284 words
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Article64 1914-11-09 6 Great was the joy and untitled of our Japanese fellow citi/Saturday and yesterday over Hi< coinj)atriots' iptondicl trinmpli arms at Tsingtau. Many British* also joined in the jubilation-. I last night a large munber of J*| ese attended a special performaii at Harima Hall, givn in bonoor i a victory64 words
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Advertisement323 1914-11-09 6 Robinson Coy. ZENOBIA PERFUMES BRITISH PRICE MADE. Per B u,c High Scented Stock, Sweet Pea Blossom, Lily of the Valley, Rose Supreme. i DON'T HOARD YOUR CASH. X— Take out a good substantial policy in The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. The head of every family should ask himself323 words
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Advertisement102 1914-11-09 6 JAMBS' Motor Cycles, DIFFERENT MODELS ON VIEW. THE BIG SINGLE always at the top at any weather. chow in co., Singapore Kuala Lumpur. TAN SENG CHONC CD. ARCHITECTS A.ND GENERAL AGENTS FOR BUILDINGS DESIGNS, ESTIMATES, BUILDING SURVEYS, ETC, UNDER EUROPEAN SUPERVISION 14, RAFFLES QUA V (TOP FLOOR) Telephone 1286. CHARGES102 words
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Article497 1914-11-09 7 Tin is ap to 165 in the F.M.S. Th*' Singapore Assises open tomorrow. :o:— The ontpnt of Uln Piah tin mine < October was .*>*.'> piculs. :o:— His Kxcellency the Governorrened to Singapore from the F.M.S. ftterday forenoon. :o:— Vr. N. Gomes, the Secretary, intbat the October497 words
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Article78 1914-11-09 7 Reuter's Services. Japanese Wrest From Germany Her Foothold in the Far East. Unconditional Surrender Demanded and Exacted. Allies Hurl Back Ger Huns in Belgium, inflicting Heavy Losses on Them. The Naval Action off Valparaiso Two British Warships Lost. RUSSIAN AVALANCHE. Austro-German Forces Routed all Mong the Line.Reuter's Services. - 78 words
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Article281 1914-11-09 7 The Belgian Front. Terrific Fighting at Ypres. Neuvechapelle a Second Hougemont London, Nov. 7, 1.20 a.m. An eyewitness at the British Headquarters recounts tbe continuous heavy fighting from October Gth to the .'JOth round Ypres, which grew in intensity as more men and guns were brought up.281 words
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Article209 1914-11-09 7 A German Debacle Imminent Death of General Kluck London, Nov. 7,2.4."> }».rn. It is reported that General Klucklias died of wound.- in ho.-pital at Xauiur. Germans Again Wreck Veracity. The Paris Ganlois publishes the text of a proclamation issued by General yon der Goltz informing the209 words
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Article65 1914-11-09 7 The Battlefront in Belgium. Pressure of the Allies Beginning to Tell on the Enemy- London, Nov. 7, 1.15 a.m. The Press Bureau states that the vigour of the enemy's attack has decreased, the process of pressing them back making slow but steady progress. The advance has been most65 words
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Article81 1914-11-09 7 London, Nov. 7. *2.20 a.m. Paris, 11 p.m., Official The battle in the North is as violent as ever. Our offensive continues east and south of Ypres. Several German attacks on the Arras district and between Arras and the Oise have been repulsed. We have recaptured the81 words
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Article59 1914-11-09 7 London. Nov. M. t).5 a.in. Paris A commnniqne says that between the North Sea r.nd Lys the action has been less violent. The enemy's partial attacks towards Dixmude and North-East of Ypres. have been repulsed. We have taken the offensive on nearly the whole of this front and59 words
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Article64 1914-11-09 7 Welcome to the Indus Troops London, Nov. 6, 10.10 p.m. Karl Roberts in telegrams of congratulation to Sir John French and Lieut.-General Sir James Willcocks on the magnificent bravery of ad ranks of the British and Indian soldiers, welcomes the Indians who have come to fight64 words
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Article66 1914-11-09 7 War Precipitated by the Military Party. People Condemning the Government's Action. London, Nov. 6, 10.10 p.m. Sofia: A great majority of the Turks are condemning the action of the Government. It appears that the Grand Vizier thrice endeavoured to resign, but was threatened with Court66 words
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Article335 1914-11-09 7 Fire Responsible for Naval Disaster. Sinking of British Cruisers Confirmed London, Nov. 7, 2.10 a.m. The Admiralty has received trustworthy confirmation of the action oft* the Chilean cosjst. The Good Hope, Monmouth and Glasgow came up vith the Scharnhorst and the action lasted an hour335 words
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Article17 1914-11-09 7 Surrender of the Garrison London. Nov. 7, 7.10 a.m. Tokyo: Official Tsingtao baa surrendered.17 words
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31 1914-11-09 7 London, Nov. 7. 12.2."> p.m. Tokyo T.-dngtau surrendered after tbe ceutial fort bad been captnred by two companies of Infantry taking two hundred prisoners.31 words
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Article69 1914-11-09 7 London, Nov. 7, 8 30 p.m. Tokyo Baron SuznH, ViceMinister for the Navy, said that Japan would administer Tsingtau during the war. After they would open negotiations with China. Official Japanese casualties in the final action were 30 killed, 182 wounded. Two British officers were wounded. The Germans69 words
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Article21 1914-11-09 7 London, Nov. 8, 2 50 p.m. Great Britain and Japan have exchanged the heartiest congratulations on the fall of Tsingtau.21 words
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51 1914-11-09 7 London, Nov 8, 2 25 p.m. Tokyo The Emperor and Empress have sent messages of appreciation to the officers and men of the Army and Navy, and to the British forces, who-e brilliant deeds co-operating with the Japanese has achievd the object of the51 words
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Article141 1914-11-09 7 London, Nov. 8, 5 15 p.m. Tokyo It is officially seated that the Germans did not haggle regarding the conditions of the su nender of Tsingtau. The transfer is expected to take place" on Tuesday of the German prisoners, whose number is 2,300. Later returns show that141 words
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Article149 1914-11-09 7 Sweeping All Before It. In the Advance on Cracow, in the South, and Posen, in the North. 274 Officers and 18.500 Men Made Prisoners. 40 Fieldguns. 38 Quickfireis, 5 Howitzers Captured. London, Nov 7, (> 50 p.m. Petrograd Official During the engagements between the 23rd October and 4th149 words
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Article124 1914-11-09 7 Galicia Being Overrun. London, Nov. rt, 8 ]~> p.m. Petrograd The Important announcement is made in to-night s coramunhpi. that the Rn —*m <ay airy beyond the Vistula elite red German territory and damaged tbe railway at Ploescln n .station, north went of Kaliseh. The Russians124 words
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178 1914-11-09 8 Allies Continue to Ciin Ground- All German Attacks Repulsed with Heavy Losses London, Nov. 7, 6.35 p m. A Paris communique states Between Arraentieres and La Bassee Canal the British repulsed a violent attack against Neuvechapelle. We checked severe counter-at-tacks, continued178 words
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Article94 1914-11-09 8 London, Nov. 8, 12.f>;> p.m. Paris (Delayed in transmission). —If. Poincare visited Dunkirk last Sunday and conferred with General JofFre, and the British and Belgian military authorities. M. Poincare, General Joffre, and M. Millerand visited the King and Cjueen of the Belgians on Monday at94 words
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Article63 1914-11-09 8 London, Nov. 8, 2.50 p.m. A Paris communique states that there were further attack by the Germans on the entire line on Saturday, which were repulsed. The Allies have re-occupied their old trenches to the north-east of Vailly and have recaptured the village of St.63 words
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133 1914-11-09 8 More Desperate Engagements Near Ypres. Anglo French Forces Inflict Defeat on Fresh German Troops. London, Nov. 7, G.. r >o p.m. A Paris communique reports relative tranquility along the Yser. The Belgian! advanced from Nieuport to Lombaert Zyde and were counter-attacked by the Germans hut133 words
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Article113 1914-11-09 8 Marked Advance. London, Nov. 8, SJj p.m. We hhypavp made marked advance around Soissons and consolidated progress to the northward of Chavonne, and Soupir. The German attacks on Craonelle and Heurtebize have been repulsed. A communique says that, around Armentieres, we have progressed slightly. The enemy's attacks113 words
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Article41 1914-11-09 8 Move Against Turkey. London, Nov. X, 2.50 p.m. A military force from India and a Naval brigade has occupied Fao, at the month of Shattelarab, in the Persian Gulf, after an hour's resistance. There were no casualties.41 words
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Article27 1914-11-09 8 London, Nov. 7, 10.45. The Russian Black Sea tleet has bombarded Songulak, sinking three transports with stores and munitions and one, apparently, with troops.27 words
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Article48 1914-11-09 8 Scathing Denouncement by Mr. Smuts. London, Nov. 8, 5.45 a.m. Johannesburg The Hon. J. C. Smuts, in a spirited speech, scathingly denounced the rebellion and declared that the rebels wished to exchange free constitution for a socalled Republic under the Prussian heel which nobody wanted.48 words
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Article63 1914-11-09 8 Further Decreases in the Volume of Business. London, Nov. 7, 3 p.m. The decreases in the Imports amount to £20,170,8*7 and tho Exports £18,020,884. The only increases are in the Imports of meat and foodstuffs, while the decreases in raw cotton amount to £7,000,000; wool The63 words
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Article132 1914-11-09 8 {Courteously supplied by French Consul-) Officially Communicated. Paris, Nov. 5.45 p.m. There has been no important change on the whole front. The Germans have made violent artillery attacks without result north and sonth of Arras. There has been furious fighting in the Argonne region where we have132 words
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Article361 1914-11-09 8 Corn Prices Rising. Unemployment Enormously Increased. (Malay Mail Special-) Bangkok, Nov. The following foreign Olfice message has been received by EL B. M. Legation here— The German Press is criticising the Government for its delay in fixing the maximum pric«3 of corn. The price is being increased361 words
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Article62 1914-11-09 8 Russian Moslems Favour the Allies- {Malay Mail special.) Bangkok, Nov. 7. The crisis in the Turkish Cabinet I has resulted in the resignation of those ministers who raised on objection to Turkey being made a j catspaw of Prussia. Ten thousand Moslems are praying in the62 words
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Article134 1914-11-09 8 Attack on H M S H.lcyon The British Vice Consul in j Sumatra has communicated, on Gth inst, the following to the Netherlands Indies Press The Admiralty announces that an enemy's squadron fired upon the British coast defence vessel Halcyon and wounded one > of her crew. The134 words
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Advertisement213 1914-11-09 8 NORTH BRITISH CLINCHER MOTOR TYRES. I The Tyres that are superior for they are made of PLANTATION RUBBER.'' PRICE LISTS AND PARTICULARS ON APPLICATION. GASOLENE LICHT CYCLE COY., BEACH ROAD (NEXT TO RAFFLES HOTEL.) H. C. HUDSON, (Late of Robinson Piano Co.) TUNER, REGULATOR AND REPAIRER. TUNING $4.00 CASH. Yearly213 words
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Article163 1914-11-09 9 Neti of Help Froa the lateral Afttaitic* In the course of its leader on the discussion in the Federal Council of the pulverized 1915 Estimates the Penang Gazette says "On the whole the outlook, so far as it could be gauged recently, appeared to warrant a certain pessimism,163 words
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Article246 1914-11-09 9 (Straits Echo Special.) Peking, Oct 18.—The Ministry of the Interior reports the capture of several important rebel agents, by the Government detectives, nnder the leadership of Huang Tse-hning and Huang Ho-chnn and for incit ing the soldiers and others to create anti-Government rebellion. The culprits have been246 words
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Advertisement407 1914-11-09 9 The Malaya Triune. Can be had at the following depots Singapore. Hotel van Wijk, Stamford Road. Bra. Koh Co., 90. Brae Basah Road. Hotel de l'Europe. \d*jphi Hotel. Messrs. Kirn Co. p Teck 97, Selegie Road. Mr. Pang Boon Tin, Tank Road Railway Station.) Army Navy Bar, High Street. The407 words
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Advertisement232 1914-11-09 9 Handy Useful These unique seizors are the moot convenient and u-eful artic c for the pocket of either lady or gentleman, being compact, litfht, made of the finest nteet and highly nickel plated. They com bine the following distinct applij an«*: Scissors button hoie scissors, cxgarcntter, ruler, cigar box -noner,232 words
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Advertisement244 1914-11-09 9 Success after War. The merchants who will come through the war time most successfully are assuredly not those who cease to advertise, nor are they those who advertise in precisely the same manner as if the piping times of peace prevail. Those who recognise that conditions are exceptional and adapt244 words
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Article810 1914-11-09 10 The P. Si O. Company's new steamer "Kaisar-i-Hind" so named in commemoration of the visit of their Majesties the King and Queen to India in connection with the Imperial Durbar of 1911-12 (at which time the vessel was projected), has been completed at the yard of810 words
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Article189 1914-11-09 10 October, 1914, Outputs. We are indebted to the courtesy of the undermentioned Agents, Secretaries and (or) Managers of estates for the following returns (Messrs Bousfead Co., Agents.) Anglo-Johore Rubber Estates. lbs. Output last month 12.313 Total to date 1914 85.096 Same period 1913 80.065 (Mr. Chia Cheng189 words
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Article183 1914-11-09 10 The Mpret's Departure. Venice, Sept. s.—Albania at last lacks her ruler. After several false starts Prince William of Wied final Ij lett Duraz/.o on Thursday morning on board the Italian Government steamer Misurata, captured from the Turks in the Tripolitan War, and arrived at Venice this183 words
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Article212 1914-11-09 10 A Times telegram, dated Epernay, Oct. 4, says There was an exciting aeroplane chase in this neighbourhood yesterday. A German aeroplane appeared over the town during the morning. This is by no means an unusual occurrence, and no particular notice was taken of it. Suddenly, however, the212 words
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Article36 1914-11-09 10 Editors' Meeting. Lahore, October 27.—An informal meeting of newspaper Editors at Amritsar was held at the Deputy Commissioner's Office, Amritsar, on Saturday at which the desirability of publishing only authenticated war news was discussed.36 words
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Advertisement105 1914-11-09 10 The Union Trading Co. 36, ROBINSON ROAD. X'MAS CARDS. A new and wide selection of Tuck's hrismas and New Year Cards has just c< me to hand. Moderate prices have been marked ranging from 5 cents upwards. Other goods stocked by UB, and of interest to you are handsome 1915105 words
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Advertisement125 1914-11-09 10 JOHN LITTLE-& Co.'s I SPECIAL SEWING MACHINE. I Complete d?0/\ f\f\ o s Guaranteed Every Detail Five°Years. I With Cover, t itra Needles twenty Special Parts. j WHAT A FRIEND— I upon is a real treasure, I THE TAVANNES WATCHES I which gained the Grand Prix at I Brussels in125 words
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Article911 1914-11-09 11 Significance of her Action ii the Preset! Great War. Mr. Tojiro Katakura writing from Tokyo to the Editor of the Japan Times on the 28th nit. said The move of Japan against Germany has been and is still open to mnch suspicion and discussion. To some the911 words
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Article206 1914-11-09 11 Kuala Kangsar, Nov. 4. —When the Federal Council resumed this morning, the Hon. Mr. Nutter asked if, in view of the critical state of the mining industry, due to the low price of tin, Government could make a comprehensive statement with reference to its policy with206 words
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Advertisement156 1914-11-09 11 GOODRICH TYRES AMERICAN TYRES FOR AMERICAN CARS Obtainable at all Garages I—6 "INJECTICO" USED WITH Savaresse's Relieves TWO j < It Santal Most Effective in Capsules j i* emedies 45 hours. I FOR SALE BY The United Pharmacy, 305, NORTH BRIDGE! ROAD, SINGAPORE. One Sip Jnvites JZnotder. FRAMROZ'S 3)ry finger156 words
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Advertisement115 1914-11-09 11 IHE CELEBRATED BIRCH CARRIAGES. HARNESSES AND JINRIKISHAS. irr prndnrvd with all Dm of the different countries and colonies from specifications and data secured >>y my own representatives, who have visited UM principal points in the many countries to study the styles and characteristic of vehicles and harness nsed. P.!! and115 words
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Advertisement480 1914-11-09 11 Notice NOTICE. Pursuant to an Order of the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlements made in Suit No. 430 of 1914 in the Matter of the Indian Trustee Act 1886 and In the Matter of the Ghee? Ann Society, the persons claiming to be the legal personal representatives of any480 words
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Advertisement633 1914-11-09 12 Shipping Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij Royal Packet Navigation Co., of Batavia. I— J. Colljct Qwy. Under Contract with the Netherlands India Government. The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. n KAn Billiton and Batavia ow 1 JdHAOO Batavia, SouraUya, Balik-Papan Donggala. ,v n Palthhh, Kwandang, Menado, Tagwlandang. *u>oc, Taroena, Peta,633 words
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Advertisement149 1914-11-09 12 Shipping p. o. Steam Navigation Company. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. For Freight, Passage and Further Information, Hppljj to: H. W. BUCKLAND, AGENT. TO LET House No. 8, Mount Elizabeth, recently renovated. Six bedrooms, 4 bath-rooms, large verandah, outhouses stablings and149 words
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