Malaya Tribune, 12 February 1916
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Title Section28 1916-02-12 1 The Malaya Tribune. EVENING DAILY.] AND SHIPPING GAZETTE. [EVENING DAILY. \jOl 8.- —Wo. 35. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1916 Price S Cents. ciw Iftalapa Cribiuu. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1228 words
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Advertisement313 1916-02-12 1 Our Programmes—They Never Fall to Please. TO-NIGHT AT THE POPULAR CINEMA HOUSE Picture Palace The House Beautiful" FOR PICTURES,FOB BRIGHTNESS, FOR COOLNESS, FOR ALL. Junction of Albert and Bencoolen Streets. 2Reels THE LEOPARD AVENGER 2 Reels A wild animal drama produced by the Lux Co. of Italy. 3 Acts A313 words
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Advertisement40 1916-02-12 1 {Estate Supplies i i Acetic (99&98 D Acid i j Veneer Chests I Monti Chests i Latex Cups l ETC. I I Mitsui ffiussan 3tfaisda, Istd. J (Incorporated in Japan MILKMAID BRAND MILK. PRICE $8.50 PER CAvSE. MAKES PEOPLE STRONG40 words
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Article249 1916-02-12 2 Scheme for Self-Government ia Peking. The preparatory period for the institution of self-government in Peking was first fixed at three and then extended to five months owing to.the difficult of the inno ation. It is now reported that after live months' discussion preparntions have beeu completed249 words
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Article316 1916-02-12 2 A Peking press-message of the 24th ultimo as published in the Shanghai Mercury reads as follows The office for the preparation of the Grand Ceremony having selected the oth aud the 9th February and a*ked the President to appoint one of the said dates to316 words
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Article126 1916-02-12 2 Calcutta, Jan 25. —Mr. Gregory, an engineer in the employ of Messrs Martin and Co. at their iron ore mines on the Bengal-Nagpur Railway, and his assistant, M r. Crow, are in the Presidency Geneial Hospital suffering from somewhat severe injuries, While out shooting they firfd126 words
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Advertisement244 1916-02-12 2 THE NOVELTY OF THE MOMENT H. M. S. MALAYA. ON VIEW AT JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. ENGLAND. ASHCROFT'S Billiard Tables. AWARDED GOLD MEDALS. CONTRACTORS H M TO GOVERNMENT All Sixes Kept in Stock toy SOLE AGENTS: A. FRANKEL Co., 1 CHEE EMG SQNS, f f K-TABLISHED 5 1 71, Norlh244 words
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Advertisement203 1916-02-12 2 POWELL Co.r CALENDAR FOR FEBRUARY, 1916. Sun. 6 13 20 2 7 Mon. 7 14 21 28 TUES. 1 8 15 22 29 L—J Wed. 2 9 10 23 i I S Thurs. 3 10 17 24 I j Fri. 4 II 18 25 SAT. mI I 12 19 26203 words
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Article671 1916-02-12 3 OUR "LITTLE ARMY. During the Napoleonic Wars one of the greatest of the French generals said of the British soldier 41 He is the finest fighter in the world thank goodness there are so few of him." In a different strain a less competent judge, the present Kaiser, spoke of671 words
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Advertisement199 1916-02-12 3 MOTOR CARS ON HIRE MOTOR REPAIRERS MOTOR CAR IMPORTERS GREASE Cylinder Oil AND* Motor Accessories OF Every Description. Sole Agents For: Meitz Weiss Oil Engines The Celebrated Star, Mitchell and Paige Cars Pope Motor Cycles Sub-Agents :—MICHELIN TYRES. "Gasolene light Cycle Co" 5,5-1 5-2, BEACH ROAD. New Books Just Received199 words
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Advertisement216 1916-02-12 3 Tuition by Correspondence POtt Oxford Cambridge Local*, Uiodon (In; varsity V atrioulatioD, Hongkong University Matriculation, Professiona 1 Preliminary Examination, S. P. and F. M.S. Medical School Enb.a ice Exam*aation AND Alii* K\am IN AIM* i VtJ IN OONNBCTIOS WITH GOVERNMENT CLERKSHIPS IN THI S.J 1 AND F.M.S. Pr»4i)f'ct\f> "nil Scale216 words
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Article805 1916-02-12 4 All-India Conference. Serious Disturbance and Protests against use of English Language. It appears from a letter addressed by one Suleman Khan, from Porbandar, India, dated Jan. 16, to the Editor of the Times of India, in which it was published on the 20th ultimo, that on the805 words
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Advertisement499 1916-02-12 4 AUCTION SALES. Auction Sale of VALUABLE TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, GRAMOPHONES, GFNLj\, SILVER AND ELECTROPLATED WARE, Etc. AT POWELL CO.'S SALE-ROOM ©n Wednesday, 16th February, at 10.30 a.m. Handsomely carved wax polished teak sideboards with mirror pa nels, wax polished teak dining tables, carved teak arm chairs, teak dinner wagons, teak499 words
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Article710 1916-02-12 5 •ncis Quoted ift tki Markfi this Morn in* SisoAPoaa, Fkbruabt 12. Lyall and iTatt, Exahaage and Share j tbe following list of quotation* Shares. Jvivra. Seller*. j f Java Iff" I* tiunvg *|6 Retail" Malaka tl- 3/4 L Sd»h 5; Bukit Kajang 87/6 42 6 I Bukit710 words
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Article96 1916-02-12 5 The first session of the qnarter of the Perak Fidelity 1.0. G.T., Ipoh, was held on Feb. 7, when the following office-bearers were installed by Bro. H. Lloyd, the Deputy Grand Chief Templar:— Chief Templar. Bm. G Joalii; VicA-THUjp ar, liro. P. Solomon; Past Clriof Templar, Bro. Appaduray Secretary,96 words
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Article33 1916-02-12 5 The death has occurred at Hull of Captain H. Chilton, who served with the Wilson line for 23 years. His later commands were as master of lhe Wilson Steamers, Otto. Buffalo and Kinaldo.33 words
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Article191 1916-02-12 5 After the most amazing meeting ever held in New York £250,000 was contributed by Jew* for the relief of co-religionist sufferers through the war, says Lloyd's News. The stories b y eyewitnesses of the eviction an.l starvation of anguished men, women and children stirre 1 tho audience191 words
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Article59 1916-02-12 5 Wireless communication between San Francisco and New Zealand, via Honolulu and Tahiti, is to be established within the next five or six months. A French electrical and mechanical engineer is expected to arrive shortly to lupnrrUe the erection of a plant at Tahiti sufficiently powerful to bridge the gap between59 words
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Article107 1916-02-12 5 We have previously reported the rise of steamer freight on iron from New York to Yokohama by 100s. per ton to 2105., says the Dairen Daily News, and continues: As the result of this rise iron to to be transported by overland railways to American Pacilic107 words
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Article33 1916-02-12 5 Norway has entered into the North Atlantic trade with several new vessels, and recently the s.s. Kristianafjord (Norwegiau-Ameri-can Line) arrived at Bergen with 870 passengers 4,000 tons cargo, and 1,000 bags of mails.33 words
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Advertisement670 1916-02-12 5 |l^sfcd:&es» 9 WSb CliiiLdx»en.s' Hosiery*! Bf I I Ladies' Black Lisle Hose Ladies' Lisle ThreadlHose a With pretty lace ankles. Children's Bombax Lace Socks. i» white, tan, pink and sky. ace Ank J es I Price $1.00 per pair. _»v r j In pretty designs, colours white U 1 I670 words
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Article137 1916-02-12 6 Exclusive to the Malaya Tribune)Messrs Latham and Co., tbe Arcade, advise the following quotations for to-daj Alor Gajah $3.25 $3.40 Ayer Kunings 1.20 130 Ayer Molek 2.10 239 AyerPanas 0.00 9.25 Balgownie 4.75 5.00 Bukit Jelotong 0.70 0.77^ Bukit Katil 0.75 o*o Changkat Serdg.... 9.00 925 Glenealy137 words
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Article191 1916-02-12 6 A summary of the crop report for the week ending the 25th December 1915 says. No rain was reported during the week from Upper or Lower Burma. Reaping of winter rice hat become general, and district reports of outturn indicate good yields. It appears that slight damage to191 words
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Advertisement165 1916-02-12 6 BUSINESS IN WAR TIME. 1 It is our intention to continue to advertise our various spe- 1 cialities with unabated vigour, and our appropriations ar' already planned for exie* sivo 1 campaigns. It pays to advertise, a I advertise,advertise. The North British Rubber Co., Ltd. At the HARIMA HALL "-m*165 words
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Advertisement782 1916-02-12 6 Cburch Services. J*. Andrew s Cathedral. I 13th February, 1916. 6th Sunday after Epiphany—7 a.m. ly J Communion. 7.4-i a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). 9.15 a.m. Matin-and Litany. 4 p.m. j >und y School and Bible Class. 5.30 p.no. Evensong and Sermon. Hymns. 261, 1#0,317, 189. 107, M f 27. Lessons782 words
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Advertisement519 1916-02-12 6 CIGARETTES. I Comfort and SS Tnere B Luxury" in the flavour I and aroma of State Expl ess Ci?ar BtSmm ***\\wZ. «ttes. They are goo Ito the very J s^M^T?9' laat, a test few cigarettes can emulate. Virginia Leaf No. 555 Per tin of 50-60 cts Virginia Leaf No. 444519 words
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Article156 1916-02-12 7 'Singapore, February 12.) |n ,_-$S7i buyers no seller*. Ccpm.-Wesk. fapi'oca- Weak. ft,*'* /--Weak. f'rtn.. ftfttr Product*---.***** Steady Utcst Local Market QuoUtiotu. no piosil fflf s L, v eo.oe EfowaaTOo I*» v i it.7* Cfcr 1 io.u ukawaag w 2 rTott Singapore Ist q»a!H> JJg v* Vi. ur Singapore156 words
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Article201 1916-02-12 7 Messrs. Gattey Co's Report. Wa are indabted to Messrs Gattej Co., Secretaries to the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, for thair annual latum of auctions held during tbe past year. The comparatire summary for the past four years works out hs follows Highest Prices Realized. 1912.201 words
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Advertisement294 1916-02-12 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ORCHARDING IN TASMANIA. SADIEIR KNIGHT Oidwd Agents and Attorney? LAINCESTON. TASMANIA. lepbataad manage orchards for Absentee with graduated payment.-", and under Girtrnment Expert supervision, until it suits tbemtotakf personal pos-ession this enables gradually invest in this most profitable and detifhtfal profession. We are inanwm Cm over M 0294 words
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Advertisement402 1916-02-12 7 Latest Advertisements. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK Ltd. Statement Under Section 109 of The Companies Ordinance 1915. (FORM 14 C The Capital of the Company is $4,000,000 divided into 40,000 shares of 1100 each. The number of shares issued is 20,000. Calls to the amount of $50 per Share have been402 words
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Advertisement236 1916-02-12 7 Latest Advertisements. **1 —Till.. lIIIIW lIMM»»MIMIIILMMMWMMaMM_|_i|JLIJMU»LIMMI II BOITMnM r"~-"**— Engraving Engravers Printers Memorial of Copperplates in any Language. PlijtCS SILVER, DEEPLY GOLD, OR CUT, RIBEIRO Co. -w-> LIMITED, WORDING Raflles Place, guaranteed Monograms, TO o ra Inscriptions, Sketches P Cut Dies, Seals, Brass irCSIS. piates, Trade Blocks, etc. Submitted. Raffles236 words
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Article1353 1916-02-12 8 Complaints are heard in some quarters respecting what are said to be exorbitant prices charged here at present for foreign tobaccos, in various forms, imported from the United Kingdom and America. It is alleged in this connection that the rise in prices is due to the1,353 words
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222 1916-02-12 8 The following notice lias l*en issued by the Acting Colonial Secretary 1. Government officers who* mobilization permits them to perform their civil duties in addition to their military duties will dra* military allowances in addition to their civil salary and duty allowance and will222 words
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Advertisement181 1916-02-12 8 Wjk THE D&TCE r3 J■ k a sure success if the W music is given by the 1 I greatest of all home I 1 entertainers, 14 His I j Master's Voice A Gramophone und some of the new dance records. f/f Thcj include tj'e newest fft\ Waitzea, Hesitations, One-181 words
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Advertisement93 1916-02-12 8 IIR^Y CHAMPAGNE j j Sole Agents |Caldb€ch, Macgrcgor Co. j Adelphi Hotel.! EVERY EVENING I DURING I DINNER j OUR I j Manila Band 1 WILL PLAY. I I £4fe******* > I Y. M. TCYO. I j PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO J I 15 High Street. B 9 Z (Corner of North93 words
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Article903 1916-02-12 9 Reuter. Reuter. tin is W7i-37fr— gjngkok is declared infected with |tfn e r ii Marriott has resumed v as Auditor-General, S. S. financial statement of the llistfe Commercial R ank page 7. t-ombav and Rangoon are officially declared infected with small-pox. \lr L- V. J- Laville, aReuter. - 903 words
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Article192 1916-02-12 9 Tas Great War Page. The Ottawa Crime 9 Germany's Peace Terms 9 Air Raid on Kent g 9 In the Balkans 9 The War on Shipping 9 The Western Front 9 French Consular News 10 In the East 10 The Crisis in China 2 Mauled by a Tiger192 words
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Article194 1916-02-12 9 Chinese Immigration. A sign of the times is seen in the figures given in yesterday's Gazette relating to the immigration here of Chinese from South China provinces. The total of deck passenger arrivals last month was 16,156, which is well above the average for January during the194 words
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Article282 1916-02-12 9 (Before Mr. Justice Earnshaw.) Mr. J. Carapiet yesterday applied for his discharge from bankruptcy. He was adjudged a bankrupt on Jan. 25, 1915. The Official Assignee said that the liabilities in this case had been $163,356.50 against which the realised assets amounted $7,133.82. Mr. C. J. Saunders related282 words
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Article144 1916-02-12 9 At the company's registered offices, Gresham Honse, at noon today the annual general meeting of the company was held. Mr. W. L. Watkins wai in the chair. There was a large attendance. The directors report and accounts for the past year were adopted and passed. A144 words
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Article140 1916-02-12 9 War on Shipping. Armed Merchantmen. The German View. REUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. London, Feb. 11, 4 a.m. Amsterdam From Germany a memorandum has been handed to neutral representatives in Berlin whieh declares that although it considers the arming of merchantmen is contrary to Iaternational law, it treats the crewsREUTER'S SPECIAL SERVICE. - 140 words
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Article34 1916-02-12 9 London, Feb. 10, 4.40 p.m. Paris An Athens telegram says a Greek detachment dispersed a band of Bulgarian comitadjis at Soros on Feb. 8. and took mary prisoners, including the leader.34 words
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Article50 1916-02-12 9 London, Feb. 11, 1.45 p.m. Athens The Premier in the Chamber reasserted his determination to abide by neutrality at all costs. A Deputy pointed out that the Government's policy excited the suspicions of the Entente Powers, but the Chamber with only six dissentients passed a vote of confidence.50 words
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Article159 1916-02-12 9 London, Feb. 10, 9.5 p.m. An official telegram states that the first air-raider on Feb. 9 selected a tramcar full of women and children as a target, but the bomb caused no damage or panic. Tbe raider was plainly seen circling round. He dropped three bombs159 words
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Article51 1916-02-12 9 London, Feb 11, 1-45 p.m. Reuter is officially informed that the Belgian troops have been admirably co-operating against the Germans in East Africa, which they invaded from the west. The fighting is progressing. They have already repulsed the Germans in numerous actions, often with the co-operation of51 words
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Article33 1916-02-12 9 Another iGerman Threat. London, Feb. 10, 11 p. n. Germany and Austria have notified Neutral nations that it il their intention to trtat all amed merchantmen as warships after March Ist.33 words
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Article268 1916-02-12 9 An Air Raid. London, Feb. 11, 12.5 a.m. General Sir Douglas Haig reports that eighteen aeroplanes successfully raided enemy huts at Terhaud. Hostile artillery were active at Fouquevillers. The enemy exploded a mine north-east of Givencbv which caused no damage. Mutual shelling occurred south of Bois Grenier,268 words
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Article56 1916-02-12 9 London, Feb. 11, 1.45 p.m. Reuter is informed by a Belgian diplomatist that Germany has made more than one peace offer to Belgium, and indirectly possibly more may be made but the answer will always be the Hame —Belgium is prepared to fight so loni? as Great56 words
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Article70 1916-02-12 9 More Threats. London, Feb. 11, 1.45 p.m. Ottawa: An investigation into the cause of the fire in the Parliament buildings has been opened. Commissioner Pringle referred to German incendiarism in the United States and said that it was time Canada was awake or there will be a70 words
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Article50 1916-02-12 9 London, Feb. 11, 2.25 a.m. Washington Mr. Harrison, the Secretary for War, has resigned, it is understood, because a large majority of the Congress was opposed to his plan of a continental army. London, Feb. 11, 4.35 a.m. Washington Mr. Breckinridge, the Unlet* Stcretarv for War, has resigned.50 words
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Article129 1916-02-12 10 German Schemes Fail. London, Feb. 10, 5.20. p.m. Petrograd The Russians by forcing the passage of the Dniester threaten the enemy positions at Czernowita. According to prisoners the AustroGermans made a desperate defence at Czernowitz, where they have had enormous losses. This was due to an army129 words
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Article91 1916-02-12 10 London. Feb 10, 11p m. Heme impressive demonstra-. tions marked the visit of M. Briand to Rome. He was welcomed by Signor Salandra and other Ministers, and accorded military honours. Huge crowds assembled despite heavy rain. London, Feb. 11, 4.35 a.m. M. Briand's mission is most91 words
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Article42 1916-02-12 10 London, Feb. 11, 12.11) p.m. There has been a aaarp fall in American oil freights from £0 to £4 per ton, due to the appearance of unexpected tonnage. It is expected that this will reduce the price of petrol.42 words
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Article22 1916-02-12 10 London, I? eh. 10, b.35 p.m. The Silver market is inactive, supplies being most restricted and enquiry very small.22 words
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Article29 1916-02-12 10 London, Feb. 11, 12.10 p.m. The King is on the high road to recovery. He has resumed his visits to the wounded at the various hospitals.29 words
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Article54 1916-02-12 10 London. Feb. 11, 12.10 p.m. The death is announced of Brigadier-Genera: Charles Henry Westmorland. [Born June SO, 1850, General Westmorland entered the army iv 1874 and became a Lt.Col. of the Indian Army in 1900. He served in the Afghan war 1878-79. Burma 1887-81 North West Frontier cf India54 words
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Article46 1916-02-12 10 London, Feb. 11, 2 2"> p.m. New York The Government Press is silent on the subject, but the Republican Press denounces the the Lusitania settlement, accusing President Wilson of endeavouring to commit the country to a principle which was unworthy to the national honour.46 words
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Article101 1916-02-12 10 The marriage was solemnised in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Pulau Tikus, Penang, on 7th inst, of Mr. Paul J. Gregory, brother of Mr. P A. Gregory, of the District Court, Penang. and Miss Marion M. Pasqual. second daughter nf Mr. P. Paul Pasqual. The Rev. t Perrichon officiated.101 words
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Article122 1916-02-12 10 {By Courtemy of the French Consul-General.) Paris, Feb. 10 French Bonds are unchanged> Yesterday we repulsed an attack in Artois. We captured a small post between Soissons and Reims, and damaged the German organizations in the north of Apremont. To-day in Artois there was an artillery duel.122 words
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Article252 1916-02-12 10 Mr. Weld Succeeds Mr. Campbell. When the Hon. D, G. Campbell, C.m.G., Geueral Adviser to the Government of Johore, goes Home on well-earned leave in the near future he will be succeeded by the Hon. Mr. F. J. Weld, at present British Resident, Pahang. It seems that Mr.252 words
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Article57 1916-02-12 10 The Ipoh Times is informed that the Rev. E. A. Hone's appointment to the Chaplaincy, Taiping, has been confirmed, and therefore next Sunday will be his last in Ipoh. The Rev. A. W. Coleman, who arrives from Home by the Nankin this evening, will be in temporary charge of the57 words
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Article74 1916-02-12 10 Football. The Penang Chinese Recreation Club s football team will be here next week-end to try conclusions with the Straits Chinese Football Association on Sunday, Feb. 20, and with the S. C. C. cracks on Monday, 21st inst. Under Rugby rub s on the Recreation ground the Singapore74 words
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Article48 1916-02-12 10 London, Feb. 11, 12.10 p.m. All race meetings in England have been cancelled except those at Newmarket, which has three extra meetings (two in June and one in September),Gatwick, Lingtield Park, Newbury and Windsor. The four venues last named have each three fixtures. —Router.48 words
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Article75 1916-02-12 10 Th*» f'Wbali boom is still In full swing in Bangkok and seems likely to continue. The Siamese undoubtedly play an excellent, if strenuous, game, says a correspondent. M They have any amount of speed and are wonderfully nimble on their feet. I hear that there75 words
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Article173 1916-02-12 10 Yesterday the Japanese and British warships in port M dressed ship*' and the Colonial ensign floated from the flagstaff's at Fort Canning and Mount Faber, whilst the Japanese national flag fluttered to the refreshing northerly breeze over offices and Japanese residences yesterday, the occasion being the anniversary173 words
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Article76 1916-02-12 10 Sit|B»4r< (Tank-lead) Daily. Mail Diikf 1«t« fcc fce aor* it 7.7 an» aad 7 Bin. Other trams laave Joho«e at 9 a.-i 10.29 am nooc. 1.10 pm 2.ao pm 4.40 pm. Mailamr» from north at 8.16 am aad7.14 p m. Train* laa*e from Johora 7.9. 8.42, 10.1a,76 words
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Article65 1916-02-12 10 First Court. Tan Hiang Chee was this morning sentenced to six months' imprisonment for annexing two gold rings, valued at $22, and $24 in cash from a house in Changi Road. Rengasamy, a Tamil, was charged with the theft'of a $1 note, 70 cents in copper and half65 words
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Article63 1916-02-12 10 (Before Mr. C. H. G. Clarke.) Leong Ah Seng was fined $5, with the alternative of 7 days' h. 1. for the theft of 2 cabbages from one of the wharves of the Singapore Harbour Board. Arumugam,aTamil, was sentenced to 7 days' imprisonment for the theft of 363 words
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Article49 1916-02-12 10 Two Chinese were charged with unlawfully returning from banishment. The cases were postponed until Friday next. A Singhalese, named Tepanis, was charged with (I) disorderly behaviour in South Bridge Road j and (2) using criminal force against a Mahomedan. On being found guilty he was fined $10.49 words
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Article54 1916-02-12 10 The committee acknowledge receipt, with thanks, of the following Already acknowledged and sent to London £1,000 $8,533.33 Already acnowledged in hand 7,054.62 O. Holden Esq. (Dec. and Jan.) 30 Sit Kee Ann Esq. 72 Collected by Tan Soo Hock Esq. from the Ayer Molek Rubber54 words
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Article23 1916-02-12 10 Bukit Sembawang Rubber Co.. Ltd. 35,200 lbs. Singapore Ignited Rubber Plantations Ltd. 46\0C0 lbs. Siak (Sumatra) Rubber Estates Ltd. 22,020 lbs23 words
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Article85 1916-02-12 10 We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Scully, wife of Mr. R. S Scully, Chief Clerk, Supreme Court, Penang, and daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Hochstadt, of Singapore,which took place at her residence in Hutton Lane, on Wednesday last. She leaves a bereaved husband and children to mourn her loss.85 words
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254 1916-02-12 10 The Hon. Treasurer, Mr. Greig, Manager, Chartered Bank India. Australia and China. Singapore, begs to acknowledge wit many thanks receipt of the follow ing further contributions Amount previously acknowledged 1351,69 H.O. Maaa (monthly) b I "Yvonne' 1 6 Topham, Jones and Railton, Ltd., (December)254 words
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Advertisement214 1916-02-12 10 I 5 for the price of 4 I SJ 14 M*vi* (poinrin<7 to 6a rs/ tfrrvj "Hullo, old chap, I'm in trouble one of my confounded g£ H tyres has burst, and I haven't a spare." X >S Snd Motorist :M No spare and I always looked on you Man214 words
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Miscellaneous131 1916-02-12 10 FIXTURES. To-day. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8.80 p.m. M. M. homaward mail clones at 3 6 n > High Water—8-46 a.m. 8 ft. 4 in».; 5-*, 6 ft. 5 ins. To-morrow. 6th Saada.v after Epiphany. High Water—4-41 a.m. 6 ft. 7-4j p m s 6 ins. Moiday, 14th. P. k O.131 words
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Article589 1916-02-12 11 Opinions of Eminent Persons. The Pa rig Matin h is asked a number of eminent personages belonging to the six allied countries their opinions as to the future. All affirm their unshakable confidence in final victory. M.Sazonoff, Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, says: "The world will589 words
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Article67 1916-02-12 11 Singapore, February 12On London— Bank 4 m/s 2/4 19/32 Demand 2/4 J Private 3 m/s 2/4 29/32 On India Bank T. T. 174j On HongkongBank d/d io; On Shanghai— Bank d/d On Jay Bank T. T. t3*\ On Jul an— Bank d/d lllf Sovereigns—buying rate 8.54 India Ceil Bills67 words
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Article434 1916-02-12 11 Exodus of Men Stopped. Although the Board of Trade re- J turn for November does uot say that the further decline in emigration is J duo to the decision of ihe Foreign Office not to istue passports to men j of military age, it is more than434 words
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Advertisement170 1916-02-12 11 3 GETTING 2 3 The Best Bottlings* OF 8 PURE BRITISH PILSENER I N> BASS'S ALE J SCOTCH ALE I AXD GUINNESS'S STOUT 5 I The JM Auk's 1 jdreat Head 1 vtMhi awe is the guarantee of the highest quality and m w absolute purity of our bottliogs. 3170 words
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Advertisement456 1916-02-12 11 THE ORIENTAL Government Security Life Assurance Co., Limited. Etablishko ]f74. LxCOEPOEATnn IX India. Life Assurance at Minimum 6ost, ASSETS exceed 528 000.000 -ABSOLUTE SECURITY. Profits to Policy-holders at last Valuation $1,116,673. LOWEST Apply for Prospectus and full Information to LIBERAL RATES Singapore Branch Office CONDITIONS J. R. MACPHERSON, Secretary for456 words
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Article31 1916-02-12 12 Notes and Comments from all Parts of THE EMPIRE. Loan for Peking. The Peking Government is planning to borrow S. Y20,000,000 from the°Mitsni Bnssan Kaisha as a business loan.31 words
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33 1916-02-12 12 The Japanese Medical Corps to Great Britain left London on Jan. 15 for home. The Japanese Medical Corps to Rnssia has prolonged its sojourn until June next33 words
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Article40 1916-02-12 12 Losses at bea to he shaken by the Government in accordance with the provisions of the War Kisk Insurance Law are estimated by the authorities concerned at 4,508,474 yen, of which 171,762 yen has already been paid.40 words
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Article53 1916-02-12 12 According to official returns December last was a record in the history of Japan's postal bank savings banks* Contrary to the usual rule during the month just concluded there was an increase by 204,713 in the number of depositors and by 813,628 yen in the total value of53 words
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Article61 1916-02-12 12 H. EL Grand Duke Mikhailoviteh presented H.I.M. the Emperor with the Grand Order of St. Andrew, accompanied with 3 rare object of fine art inlaid with diamonds and bearing the Imperial crest of the Petrograd Court, and H. I. M. the Empress with the Grand Order of61 words
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Article59 1916-02-12 12 With a view to radically solving all waterway problems and relieving all difficulties arising from frequent inundation of rivers, the Government has begun to investigate the conditions of all big rivers •and hills or mountains by professors of forestry in the Imperial universities. Already a fair result has59 words
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Article76 1916-02-12 12 The Navy Air Service Corps is credited with a scheme of carrying out a long flight across country from the Pacific coast to the coast of the Sea of Japan in the near future Two waterplanes are scheduled, it is reported, to fly from Oppama to76 words
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Article59 1916-02-12 12 The total volume of Japan's foreign trade for 1915 amounted to ¥706,002,000 in exports and ¥532,045,000 in imports, the former exceeding the latter by Y173,957,000. The returns for the first decade of January put the exports and imports at ¥10,415,000 and Y6,439,000 respectively, the exports exceeding the imports59 words
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Article139 1916-02-12 12 The Japan Seitou Line has been worked by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha with the s.s. Saikio Maru, by the Osaka Shosen Kaisha with the M. Arnakusa and Taihoku, and by Messis Hara<ia and Co with the Neiaei and Satsuma. The 1 apneas at Etoitoo has, however, fallen far139 words
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Article146 1916-02-12 12 A strange story was reported from Fukazawa village, near Kamakura. a few days ago. Mr. Toknjiro I Ida of the village had an Artesian well some three years ago. It is 150 feet deep and supplied abundant good water up to the 15th instant, when the water146 words
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Article186 1916-02-12 12 There is no longer any doubt that the tide is rising in earnest for a revival of business which sank to the lowest depth of depression in the second half of 11*14, says the Japan Times, and continues: In that year the war came like a finishing blow186 words
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Article180 1916-02-12 12 The work of installing a dozen additional machines tor the manufacture of tops at the Tokio Muslin Manufacturing Co. which has eight such machines installation was finished in a major part, and from the present indications it will become possible to put out more than180 words
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Article239 1916-02-12 12 Prior to the opening of operations of the Kabafuto Pulp Manufacturing Co. under the management of the Mitsui Gomei Kaisha towards the end of 1914, the chemical pulp need for making paper of A 1 quality had to be imported from abroad. This feature formed a serious239 words
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Article86 1916-02-12 12 Writing in St. Bees School Magazine, Second Lieut- Roberts, of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, mentions the heroism of a Ist Border Regiment soldier at Gallipoli. When in the act of throwing a time-fuse bomb the soldier caught his hand against the back of the trench, and dropped86 words
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Article318 1916-02-12 12 Sir Robert Borden's Message. Sir Robert Borden issued the following New Year message to the people of Canada: More than twelve months ago our Empire consecrated all its powers and its supreme endeavours to the great purpose which concerns the liberties of the world and the destinies of318 words
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Article168 1916-02-12 12 A total of five merchant vessels left the Belfast shipyards during the past year, the gross tonnage of the five not exceeding 30,000. so that they were small steamers for Belfast. Several of the boats launched last year were finished, among them three built for Messrs Lamport Holt168 words
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Article406 1916-02-12 12 A Picture Palace Comedy In Damascus. Reuters special coi respondent with the British Kipeditionarv Force at Salonica, writing under date Nov. 29, says One of the English hostages tamed in Syria by the Turkish authorities, who recently succeeded in escaping to Salonica, reports a serio-comic incident in406 words
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Article134 1916-02-12 12 The port of Vladivostok is no* fairly blocked with ice 8 inch* thick. For the egress and ingresi ot steamers, principally from America the ice-breaking operations V* going on unremittingly in and ontaide the harbour. About twenty vessels of different nationalities recently entered the Siberian port, all from America134 words
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Article31 1916-02-12 12 At Magalang the watchman untitled telephone office was killed an I unsuccessful attempt made to for* open the safe. The murder evidently committed for the pi of obtaining the office funds-31 words
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Article38 1916-02-12 12 Among the passengers on the P. and 0 Medina, for Ansb men* were 15 uiatresaeu P. and O. Geelong, sunk in coin the Mediterranean They the Medina at Port Said. them aie going to Adelaide an f<-»r Melbourne.38 words
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Advertisement130 1916-02-12 12 I SLEDGE BRAND li I Ii ALL conies from nws grazed en the famous it- ill Bernese Alps pastures. Its unrivalled purity and ffrniltfv HI richness in cream therefore never vary. This is mo-t !g| I l^^ji^^^^^^^^|su| I I nnpoituit as all mothers and those responsible for I SLEDGE MILK.130 words
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Article759 1916-02-12 13 Turks Surprised. Their Official Account. That the Turks in no way suspectid tbe tvacuation of Anzac is shown bjtWi official report.They apparently suddenly realised that the enemy had vanished from before them, and immediately jumped to the conclude that they had won a great rictory. They even759 words
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Article215 1916-02-12 13 There is the true poetic touch about the little collection of verses by Lieut. Herbert Asquith, the Premier's second son, which Messrs. Sidgwick and Jackson have just published. The first poem, an 1 the one which gives a name to the book, is called M The Volunteer.215 words
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Article143 1916-02-12 13 About two thousand journalists are serving in the war, and fifty-five have been killed, ninety have been wounded, and ten have received honours. Eight of them have been selected for service on the Staff, and Miss Kathleen Barrow, of the Evening Standard, the sister of General143 words
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Advertisement646 1916-02-12 13 I v. ANOTHER MONSTER FEATURE PROGRAMME AT THE Alhambra Theatre \i g BEACH ROAD S jg I The House of Quality. The Home of Feature Attractions. g PATHE Presents 1 Si Mr* on the Jester In 5 Parts. 1 2 Visualised from Wm. J Lockes Famous Novel of the same646 words
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Advertisement282 1916-02-12 13 The Malaya Tribune. Can be had at the following depots Singapore. Messrs. Kob x Co., 90, Bras Basaa Road. Messrs. The Hean Store, N. High Street. Money Changer, Adelphi Hotel. Mr. Pang Boon Tin Tank Road Railway Station.) Messrs. Kwong Seng Chiang Co., Selegie Road. Mr. Mohd. Abu Bakar, 265,282 words
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Article587 1916-02-12 14 Good Results. The encouragement given to education during the past few years again bore good results in 1014-15, says the summary of ihe Burma administration report for that \ear. Educational institutions and pupils under instruction increased by 6 1 per cent and 9'03 per cent, and587 words
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Article236 1916-02-12 14 We (Siam Observer) learn that the Paknam Railway Co. has had another good year and that at a general meeting to be held next month there will be a final dividend of 6 per cent declared, which with the interim dividends paid cut will total 18 percent for236 words
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Article160 1916-02-12 14 It is rumoured that a consignment of the new flag (in miniature) which it is intended shall be used as soon as China reverts to a monarchy has reached here. The five colours of the Republican flag are retained, but the design is completely changed. A description160 words
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Advertisement437 1916-02-12 14 GRAND SALE. For One Month Only. fwtoS RAILWAY x Wy REGULATOR WATCH is an pxcellent uaranteec for 3 Price Rs. 10. Now for BaJ. Best "same in Silver Hunting Case Price Rs. 50- Now chain free. Best Wrist Watch wi h leather strap. Price Rs. 12. Nowaold forß* 6. Please437 words
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Advertisement78 1916-02-12 14 Confectionery, j Banana Drops, IWilk, Caramels, Chocolate, Peanut Tolly, Jelly Beans, Jambo Peanuts, etc. SUGAHARA Co. 332 334 North Bridge Road. 'PHONK 1338. K. TSUTADA Japanese Dentist 74 S 74 1 BR4S BASAH FOAD. Extraction Painless. Charges Moderate. WORK GUARANTEED. Consultation ia either English or Malay. Telephone No. 1245. 1,v1278 words
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Advertisement431 1916-02-12 14 I A -Jkm HSk. Mother and Child. f\ jtk W Baby 6% months. htj from birlk !He ■A (<tbur\; Foods L lon Behalf of Baby I as I I Naturally a Healthy Mother I should feed her own child, and no cause, save inability, I should prevent her doing so.431 words
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Advertisement420 1916-02-12 15 TO BE LET TO LET. Two Story Compound house ,q Ljron 14 off Gaylang Road, &frte rent to No. 180 ■10 U TO LET. c Villa "and "Birwood," Nos* v' 52 Grange K°ad, "Surlingham," 1 ,v. 1-Jiz-ibetn, tennis, lawns Jj stablings attached. Also Nos. f to trd Road, at present420 words
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Advertisement458 1916-02-12 15 NOTICES NOTICE. Mr. T. C. Hay, being granted the Singapore Firm's procuration, is hereby authorised to sign Per Pro" as from this date. HUTTENBACH BROTHERS 6' CO. 8-2 14.2 NOTICE? GOSLING CO., Licensed Auctioneers, are open to accept business. Light, airy Store in Auction Rooms, where furniture may be arranged458 words
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Advertisement601 1916-02-12 15 WANTED WANTED. A Pianist for Cinema Show. State experience and salary required to Box 207, c/o Malaya Tribune. 7-2 12-2 Agents and Canvassers Wanted by an old established Life Assurance Co. Liberal terms to capable and influential men. Previous experience not essential. Apply stating age, etc., t3 Box No. 209,601 words
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Advertisement467 1916-02-12 15 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED IN ENGLAND BY ROYAL CHARTER. Paid up Capital in 60,000 Shares of £20 each £1,200,000 Reserve Fund £1,800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £1,200,000 BANKERS. The Bank of England, Th« London City and Midland Bank, Ltd., The London County and Westminster Bank,467 words
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Advertisement400 1916-02-12 15 INSURANCE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO. LTD. [Incorporated Uf New Zealand) FIRE Insurances effected on Buildings, Rent aud Merchandise of every description MARINE Insurances accepted to all parts of the world at lowest rates. EARTHQUAKE Ri*ks accepted. J. HENRY Local Manager. Offices: 2, FinUyson Green. The Eastern United Assurance Corporation, Limited.400 words
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Advertisement1029 1916-02-12 16 I GUAN Xl AT C 0.,: 1 Head Office: 3T Pbillip Street i I BRANCH STORES AT Phillip Street No. 14 and Tank Road Nos. 14, 100 and 102. 1 I S Telegraphic Address f Telephone NoS. 1174, 1233, I Codes Used S I GUANKIAT. I (Private 1450). 1 A.B.C.1,029 words
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Title Section19 1916-02-12 1 Straits Shipping Gazette. Issued Daily.] Supplement to the Malaya Tribune Issued Daily.] No. 35 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 191619 words
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Advertisement435 1916-02-12 1 P.&O.BRITISH India AND Apcar Line (Companies Incorporated in England.) Mail and Passenger Services. Peninsular and Oriental Sailings. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government). For China, Japan, P*nang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about Mail Lines. Homeward (for Europe). Outward (for435 words
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Advertisement296 1916-02-12 1 STOOMVAART-MAATSCHAPPIJ (STEAMSHIP COMPANY) "NEDERLAND" THREE WEEKLY MAIL SERVICE BETWEEN JAVA AND AMSTERDAM, VIA SINGAPORE, BELAWAN-DELI, SABANG, DURBAN, CAPETOWN, ST. VINCENT, LAS PALMAS AND VICE VERSA. Steamers are due to arrive on the undermentioned dates OUTWARD. Jan Pzn. Coen Feb. 15 Rembrandt Mar. 7 Oranje Mar. 28 Vondel Api. 18 Kon296 words
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Advertisement565 1916-02-12 1 N.Y.R. NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA (INCORPOKATED IN JAPAN) (JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.) EUROPEAN LINE A service is maintained between Yokohama via porta to Marseilles and London, under mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted with565 words
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Article382 1916-02-12 2 Europe. For London Helenas, in port Oity of Colombo due Tokoyama Maru, Feb. 16 Atsuta Maru, February 17 iardinia (connecia with Khyber) February 17 Mongara, February 22 Knight Companion, February 26 Hitachi Maru, March I Xamur, March 2 Kansas. March 3 Protesilaus, March 11 Iyo Maru, March382 words
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Article309 1916-02-12 2 Vessels in Part. British «TEAMBR. BERTH. DATE Sri Paten* Inner Rds 9-1 Will-o-the Wisp do I<> 1 Hong Ho do 16-1 Recorder Outer Rdl 28-1 Carlyle Inner Rds do Magnel K. Harbonr 5-2 Giang Ann Inner Rds 6-2 Kuala Wharf 8-2 Phranang Inner Rds 10 2 Ban Hong309 words
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Article112 1916-02-12 2 The inauguration of the SwedishAmerici Line took place when the s.s. Stockholm failed from Gothenburg for New York at the middle of December. 'Three days previously a banquet was given on board the vessel to mark the event, Mr. Dan Brostrom, the Minister of Marine, who is also112 words
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Article948 1916-02-12 2 Wireless Reports. (Soon To-day. Vessel n communication at noon with the local Commercial Wireless Station s.s. Melchior Treub, ss. Porthos. TheM. M. liner Cordillere is in port homeward bound for Marseilles. The N. Y. K. liner Benten Maru, sails for Hongkong and Japan to-da\. The Ben liner Benarty948 words
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Article33 1916-02-12 2 The Swedish steamer Texas, homeward bound from the Mexican Gulf for Christiania, Norway, with cotton, has been brought safely into Queenstown. She was reported on fire a couple of days ago.33 words
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Article36 1916-02-12 2 War on Merchant Craft. A Reuter wire received this morning says that Germany and Austria have notified neutral nations that it is her intention to treat all armed merchantmen as warships after March Ist.36 words
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Article101 1916-02-12 2 Regarding the fate of the Senjq Maru, 7,000 tons, owned by the Tatsuma S.S. Company, of Hyogo prefecture, which has been missing since November 15, when she was reported for the last time to have left Oran for Port Said, careful inquiries have been made by the authorities101 words
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Article25 1916-02-12 2 Calcutta. The Actg. Master Attendant Sin pore notifies that the restrictions against the port "1 Calculi? on account of rhol rri withdrawn. ar25 words
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Article50 1916-02-12 2 The same authority notifies iy Bombay and Rangoon have £m declared infected owing to the istence of small-pox at those porta Bangkok has been declared* infected port by reason of the valence of plague at that port. Calcutta is declared owing to the existence of cholera50 words
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Article115 1916-02-12 2 Arrivals Feb. 9. Perak, Brit., 254, Glenday, Feb 4 Deli, gen., E. S. Co. M. Austin, Brit., 97, Cawary, Feb5 P. S'ham, gen., E. S. Co. Chun Sang, Brit, 1417. Matt.** Feb 9, S'pore, gen., li Hauroto, Brit., 1275, Smith. Feb 10, R'goon, gen, $ih Joo Seng&Co. Hebe,115 words
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Article46 1916-02-12 2 The Times eorr^pon-lsnt it Kti York states that a movement i i Coot among Allied steamship owners to prevent any German or aJMtrin vessel from calling at an\ British or French port within a year <A the conclusion of p» ace.46 words
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Article194 1916-02-12 2 According to the W kly t osv mercial News" (San Francisco] the work of improving the port of Cebs is being rapidly pushed forward bj the Bureau of Public Works, and the engineers in charg estimated that all the improvement! now under way would be complete! within194 words
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Advertisement37 1916-02-12 2 SINGAPORE SHiPGHAMiBYC* UHTCIABifIS 8 COjTRACToRS, The Company's Launr incoming J ln t Office —16 Battery Bo* 4 TAKE LIFT TO TOP KLfX* Telephone No. 141. Orders p/omj-tl- fttl Jai.uaiy 1-t 191 H. W. H. STLVEHS, v 5-137 words
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Article735 1916-02-12 3 Have They Decreased Üban the Royal Dutch mail m R< lib rand t called at Sabang Laac in 0 Die ierick Baltertz ro u- b sarcastic comment on SaLjjg'a coaling facilities to Hot Mjaowfl van den Dag at Batavia. He Luplored the duration of time it had735 words
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Article80 1916-02-12 3 The following casualties to shipping through hostile acts have been reported recently Ship and Owners. Flag. Tons. Damage. BALGOWNIE British 1,061 (Sunk. Second officer (General Steam Navi- drowned. Feb. 6 gation Co.) FRANZ FISHER British (Sunk by Zeppelin. 13 crew drowned; 3 saved, Feb. 1). ARTEMIS80 words
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Article74 1916-02-12 3 Notice has been given by the Chinese Telegraph Administration to the effect that the newly erected Telefunken wireless station at Foocho w was thrown open for the use of shipping on January Ist. The Station has been assigned the call letters XOW. and has a normal range74 words
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Article78 1916-02-12 3 The German steamer Walkiire was at HerbertshOhe when the war broke out and the vessel was Speedily disposed off to American buyers. When the squadron of German raiders appeared off Papeete they sunk the Walkiire with the Zelee. Salvage operations have been iii progress on the former78 words
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Article137 1916-02-12 3 Vessels Expected. Mata Hari (P. and O 13ih February, to Belawan, Sumatra, direct. Agents, Messrs Harrisons and Crossfield, Ltd. City of Colombo (Ellerman) 13th February, from Singapore f*>r London. Agents, The Planters' Stores and Agency Co., Ltd. Indraghiri (Ocean Steamship) 15th February, from New York for Manila and137 words
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Article85 1916-02-12 3 Delivered in London. The following are the dales ot departure fr tin Singapore of tin European Mails and their delivery in London. Mail. Lift. Dslivebkd. M.M. Dm. 4 Sunk. P. *O. Deo. Jan. B. I. Dec. lrt Jan. 18 M.M. Dec. 17 Jan. 18 P. aO. Dec. 2885 words
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Article104 1916-02-12 3 Feb. 12.—High water :—3 45 am. 8 ft. 4 ins. 5-36 p.m. 6 ft. 5 ins Feb. 13. —High water —4.41 a.m 8 ft. 7.45 p.m. 6 ft. 5 ins. Feb. 14. —High water :—5.48 a.m. 7 ft. 8 ins.; 9.6 p.m. 6 ft. 8 ins. Feb.104 words
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Advertisement158 1916-02-12 3 THE V OKOHAMAJDOCK CO., LTD. Telegraphic Addf< M DOCK-YOKOHAMA." Codes used: A.B.C. 4th, sth Edition, Leber's Scott.-*, Al, and Watkin's j DRY DOCK DEPARTMENT Telephone Nos. 376, 506, 681, 2050, 3740. No. 1 DOCK No. 2 DOCK No. 3 DOCK Docking Length 515 ft. Docking Lengtn 376 ft. Docking Length158 words
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Advertisement418 1916-02-12 3 M. M. MESSACERIES MAR1TIMES. Mail Line. FOR CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON, MARSEILLES. HouxwiBD. Outward. 1910 1916 Andre L'bon Feb. 26 Amazone Feb. 15 Atlantique Mar. 10 Polynesien Feb. 29 Amazone Mar. 24 Karnak Mar. 14 Polynesiea Apl. 7 Athoa Mar. 28 A Steamer Apl. 11 Do. Apl. 25 For all particulars,418 words
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Advertisement384 1916-02-12 3 Australia jßy Burns Philp Line. Singapore to Java Portq, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Brisbane and Sydney, via Torres Straits. Also taking and cargo with transhipment for other Victorian, South Australian «nd North Queensland Port*, British New Guinea, New Britain, Taauianian and Now Zealand Ports. Smooth Passage Superb Santry. A service384 words
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Miscellaneous389 1916-02-12 3 Mails Close. P r To-dnv. Medan Medusa 2.80 pm Bagan Sembilan 2.30 pm Malacca, P. Swettenham and Penang *Klang 2.80 pm Selat Pandjang, Bang kalis and liagan Meran 2.30 pm Batu Pahat Mersing 2.30 pm Batu Pahat Hong Wan 2.30 pm Selat Pandjang, Bengkalis, Siak and Pakan Hsroe Donggala 2.30389 words
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Advertisement632 1916-02-12 4 TOYO RISEN KAISHA w THE NEW ROU DB VIA HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, THE INLAND SEA, KOBE, YOKOHAMA, HONOLULU AND SAN FRANCISCO TO ALL POINTS IN THE UNITED STATES, CANADA, MEXICO AND EUROPE. Sailings from Hongkong. Steamer Displacement Speed Leave Hongkong, TENYO MARU 22,000 Tons 21 knots Feb. 15 ♦NIPPON MARU632 words
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Advertisement561 1916-02-12 4 Kawasaki Dockyard Co., Ltd. {Contractors to the Imperial Japanese Army and to j Foreign Governments.) Cable Addrhssbb <>i>bs Used DOCK-DAIKKN." Engineering. KOBE i i Shipbuilders, Engineers, Boiler and Locomotive Makers. J All sizes and descriptions of Boilers, Marine and Land Engines. New Graving Docks and Patent Slips. No. 1 Graving561 words
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Advertisement445 1916-02-12 4 Ocean Steam Ship Company, Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Na? Co., Ltd. a: The Companies' steamer* patched from Liverpool ontw trdf fo» the Straits, China and Japan rer] week and from Japan hor j London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Ifaraeiln les and Liverpool and for MarHavre and445 words
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