Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 28 November 1912
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1912-11-28 1 PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 273 VOL. LXX. THURSDAY. 28th NOVEMBER. 1912. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement1091 1912-11-28 1 •■■DnDDODa naannDO BB B f For $3O I <r ou can have the Pinang J Y Gazette posted every day I Mr a whole year to your address. n (LOCAL SUBCRIPTION. $27.) 3 Proportionate Quarterly and 0 Half-y early rateS B Subscriptions are payable in 0 j„«nre and remittances should1,091 words
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Advertisement6 1912-11-28 1 r PAGES I 8 8 DOOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWXW4OOO6 words
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Article546 1912-11-28 2 SOCIALIST VICAR ON CAUSE OF LABOUR UNREST. Remarkable statements were made during a discussion on “The Church and Labour Ideals at the Salop Archidiaconal Conference at Shrewsbury. The Ven. Archdeacon Maude presided. The Rev. M. Scarlett Parry, the Liberal vicar of Astley, moved: That this Conference recognises it546 words
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Article338 1912-11-28 2 The history of the gaming tables of Europe, Monaco and Monte Carlo have just been told in a volume dealing with the principalities, in which a*e given descriptions of the works of art, the wonderful garden’, the secrets of the Casino, and the lives of the men employed338 words
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Advertisement1428 1912-11-28 2 SITUATIONS VACANT. municipal notice. NOTICE is hereby given that the books l ggasei| I containing the Annual Valuation of I i and rates imposed on all buildings and AFIELD KRANI for an estate near lands situated within the Municipality of Penang, roust be thoroughly ex- George Town, Penang, for the1,428 words
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Advertisement193 1912-11-28 2 '"HAZELINE' SNOW" (trade mark) helps to A beneficial tonic and beautifier REMOVE A X I) which stimulates the skin to healthy d k K h, EXT action, cleanses the pores, restores 7 RI NKL E S the natural clearness and freshness and produces the charming tone V and silky softness193 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous31 1912-11-28 2 The Tides. Date. B. W. L. W. H. W. L. W. A.M. A.M. r.M. r.M. Nor. 28 2-26 -51 2-51 8-59 „29 2-45 9-18 3-47 9-36 „30 3-41 10-39 4-40 10-5431 words
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Article667 1912-11-28 3 UFFTING at seremban in crpPORT OF GOVERNMENT’S Sb POLICY. public meeting of representatives of tH n fl-rent sections and classes of the Chinese community resident in Negri q e mbilan was held at the Miners’ Association Seremban, on the 21st inst. The eeting convened to discuss the667 words
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Article242 1912-11-28 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, November 26. The Civil Suit Hong Bee dr Co., v. the Executrices of Lim Seong Sin, deceased the former claiming some $lO 000 was postponed to the next assizes. We hear that the will of the deceased is now being administered by the242 words
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Article81 1912-11-28 3 Dec. 13.—St. George’s Christmas Tree. Town Hall, 5 p.m. Dec. 16.—Oxten House School, Demonstration and Prize Distribution, 4.30 p.m. Dec. 18—Licensing Justices, 2 15 p.m. Dec. 21.—Oxten House School, Children’s Party and Christmas Tree. Dec. 23.—Penang Races, entries close, 5 p.m. Dec. 24.—Tennis Matches P.C.C. v. Medan. Dec.81 words
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Article118 1912-11-28 3 Thursday, November 28. Municipal Commission, 4 p.m. Outward English (P. O.) Mail. Band, Golf Club, 6 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Road George Town Cinematograph, Kuale Kangsar Road Matsuo’s Cinematograph, Penang Road. Friday, November 29. Legislative Council. Penang Turf Club, Annual Meeting,4 p.m Volunteer Company Drill. St. Andrew’s118 words
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Advertisement653 1912-11-28 3 MANURES FOR Rubber, coconuts, etc., etc., BEST RESULTS OBTAINED WITH FREUDENBERG Co.’s SPECIAL FERTILIZERS. C. I. F. Prices with full particulars how to use and apply Manures for various produce and special booklets on manuring will be supplied on application. Complete soil analysis by the Government Analytical Chemist supplied free653 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous17 1912-11-28 3 The Moon. Last Quarter Dec. 1 O New Moon 9 First Quarter 17 O Full Moon 2417 words
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CORRESPONDENCE.
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Article263 1912-11-28 4 [To the Editor oj the Finang Gazette Sib, This steamer is announced to be due at Penang to-morrow (Thursday) at daylight. She left Colombo on Saturday 23rd inst., at midnight, and will thus have occupied 4 days and 5 or 6 hours on the voyage between the263 words
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Article252 1912-11-28 4 The following appeal reaches as from the Secretary of the Royal Alfred Aged Merchant Seamen’s Institution, established in 1867, unendowed and supported solely by voluntary contributions, and which is under the patronage of H. M. the King [To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette."] Sir, The terrible toll252 words
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Article141 1912-11-28 4 Another robbery is reported from Relau in which three Chinese were concerned. It appeared that on the 24th inst the robbers entered the house of a Chinese woman at about 1 a.m. and began to pull the jewellery from her person. One of them is alleged to have141 words
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Article93 1912-11-28 4 For the period from 29th to 18th December, 1912, inclusive, the duty on cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis in accordance with the Rules under the Customs Duties Enactment will be assessed on the following prices Sheet and biscuit $215 per93 words
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Article650 1912-11-28 4 CHINESE CHARGED WITH GAMBLING. The trial of the twenty-nine Chinese who were arrested at the Maritime Club on October 9 and were subsquently charged with playing in a house used or kept as a common gaming house, w*s again resumed yesterday afternoon, when Police-Sergeant Sheedy gave evidence650 words
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Article70 1912-11-28 4 The case against N. D. de Silva who was arrested for a serious offence in connection with a Malay girl, has again been postponed to the sth prox. M> B'ereton Martin has been engaged for the defence. The woman, Cha, who was charged with committing a breach70 words
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Article213 1912-11-28 4 CHIN SENG CO., LTD. An extraordinary general meeting of Chin Seng Co., Ltd., was held at noon to-day to consider the following resolution Resolution.— That the Articles of Association of the Company be altered in the manner following Article 89 of the Article of Association shall be deleted and the213 words
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Article234 1912-11-28 4 A correspondent writes to inform us that yesterday afternoon the hall of the Land Office was crowded to overflowing with a unique gathering of Penang Hindus at the invitation of Mr. Sells, the Secretary to the Endowments Board. All the leading Hindus of the place together with234 words
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Article139 1912-11-28 4 On a warrant issued from Ipoh, a European named Gordon, was arrested here to-day and was accordingly charged before Mr. Colman with cheating, Deective-Inspector Little asked the Court to transfer the case to Ipoh as he did not know what the actual charges were. He said139 words
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Article82 1912-11-28 4 The following are the teams selected for to-morrow’s Rugby match on the Esplanade at 5 p.m England. —Adams, W right-Motion, Neubronner, Prentis, L°ggatt, Holmes, Gulston, Johnston, Sansom, Humphreys, Baker Multon, Learmount, Hewlett, and Kelcey. The Rest. —W. E. Macdonald, J. McKirdy, J. S. Thompson, S. Thomson, C.82 words
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Article255 1912-11-28 4 To-day’s quotation for unrefined tin in Penang is $112.65 per picul, buyers, no sellers. Tin in London is quoted at £225 10s spot and £225 10«. three months. The following i-< the local report to-day :—Singapore Straits Trading Co., Ltd., 150 tons, $113.30; Penang Straits Trading Co.,255 words
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SPORTING NEWS.
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Article47 1912-11-28 4 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, November 28 The Rest beat Scotland in Association Football yesterday by three goals to nil. There was much general surprise as the Scottish forwards were estimated much stronger. The Rugby match takes place to-day and the Golf match on Saturday.47 words
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Article140 1912-11-28 4 Few members turned out this morning to watch the training, on the Penang Race course which continues to advance slowly but steadily. The old horses are not asked to do much, and the griffins are not able to do much. Lossie and Nantisikit were sent out together to140 words
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Article609 1912-11-28 4 The P.C.C. football team had a sound practice yesterday afternoon in preparation for the visit of the Medan sportsmen, when they played the Central Union Football Club in a friendly match on the Esplanade. From the play, it could be noticed that the P.C.C. team were in609 words
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Advertisement101 1912-11-28 4 THE BIRD IN THE HAND. The bird in the hand to the merchant is the customer within the store. It requires some sort of attraction in the first place to get the customer there—about the best attraction is a real, live advertisement; something good that will catch the eye that101 words
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Advertisement893 1912-11-28 4 AMUSEMENTS. TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! "aUSTRAU A^ND Matsuo’s P ,Morpor e tE«»H’ C hWw Paid-up Capital Reserve Fund 1,*****q Japanese Cinematograph, R eLUM D PENANG ROAD. 38 Bl Aws P b?l™’b L r O OS -®O. Amritsar Hamburg p. Bombay i poh 8 Bangkok Karachi s g n Grand Change ofs“ S893 words
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PLANTING AND MINING.
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Article1589 1912-11-28 5 —MM WORK OF THE R. G. A. RESEARCH FUND IN MALAYA. The importance of systematic research 3 n a scientific basis in connection with the -reparation of rubber cannot be over-esti-mated, and some notes on the work now being carried on by the Malaya Research fund—MM - 1,589 words
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Article127 1912-11-28 5 Perak Int divd. 12$ per cent. Ledbury.— lot. divd. 10 per cent. Lanadron Int- divd. 10 per cent. Second int. divd. 20 percent Pontianak.— Vendors have refunded 40 000 shares, reducing the capital £4O 000. Working capital being required, an issue of 7 per cent, debentures127 words
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Article1331 1912-11-28 5 Times. A VERY SOUND FINANCIAL POSITION.” The First Annual General Meeting of Malayan Tin Dredging (Limited) was held on November 6, at the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Moorgate-place, Sir Ernest Woodford Birch, K.C.M.G., presiding. The Secretary (Mr. A. H. Cullen, C.A.) having read the notice convening, Times. - 1,331 words
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Advertisement138 1912-11-28 5 Women of A all Nations jVJbBSF use the DALLL For Household Use.—To use it is the best, most simple, and most comfortable way of ironing. Independent of stove and gas, it can be used anywhere, ’R Non-inflammable fuel without noxious fumes. No risk from fire; healthier and safer than any138 words
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Advertisement162 1912-11-28 5 I The Ceylon Manure works, I A. BAUR, I PENANG BRANCH. I Penang, Ist November, 1912, I ANT EKS are hereby informed that a Branch has I been opened in Penang and that all CorrespondI ence should be directed in future to I THE CEYLON MANURE WORKS, I A. BAUR,162 words
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Article37 1912-11-28 6 Dingle.—On October 24, at Sandakan, the wife of Percival A. Dingle, M R.C.S., England, LR.C.P., London, of a son. Langlet.— On November 24, at Fernroyd, Kuala Lumpur, the wife of F. A. Langley, of a daughter.37 words
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Article1032 1912-11-28 6 The action of the Federal Council in resolving to present the Empire with a Dreadnought, at a cost of about two millions sterling, was described by the Madras Mail as a striking and public spirited one It served our contemporary as a text for returning to1,032 words
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Article688 1912-11-28 6 YESTERDAY'S MEETING GAMING ENACTMENT PASSED. (From Oar Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. 27. H. E. the High Commissioner presided at the Federal Council at Kuala Lumpur to-day, when Mr. R. G. Watson, the new Resi lent of Perak, took his affirmation as a member of the Council in688 words
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Article113 1912-11-28 6 Maths oN_im and stA London, Nov embw A gale with a velocity „f 60 hour was general i n the >1" dm for twenty-four CVf Ki it blew at the rate of eiirhfr meti mes hour in Edinburgh. Alto were sixteen deaths i n v caused113 words
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78 1912-11-28 6 (From Our Own Corr<>sponaent). Singapore, November 28 A telegram received from the corm, pondant of the Times in Lo J n States that Mr J. A. Delay, 0 from the firm of Sisson and De'ay, cmnm t. ted suicide by hanging himstlf i u tL78 words
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Article36 1912-11-28 6 (From Our Own Comspondent Kuala Lumpur, November 27. The death occurred in London yesterday from pneumonia of Mr. L. R Yzelman, of Kuala Lumpur Estate, and a well-known mine owner.36 words
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Article71 1912-11-28 6 .—Reuter. WORK OF INTERNATIONAL GANG. London, November 27. Regarding the missing cases of gold at Alexandria, it is now stated there were forty cases of gold altogether of the value of £200,01)0. 1 hey were in the custody of and to the credit of the Bank of.—Reuter. - 71 words
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Article74 1912-11-28 6 —Reuter. COMMISSIONER OF POLICE SHOT. London, November 28. A man this evening hied thrice at Sir E. R. Henry, Commissioner of Police, London, outside his Kensington residence. One shot hit Sir Henry in the groin and is serious. The assaila t is iu custody. Sir Henry’s assailant is—Reuter. - 74 words
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Article54 1912-11-28 6 .—Reuter. A PREFERENCE TO BRITAIN. Wellington, Nov. 28. The Government introduces a I ariff Bill next session, taxing foreign goods as against British. Premier Massey in a speech at Auckland said the Domonions should increase her naval contributions. Canada, Australia, and New Zealand must ultim-.—Reuter. - 54 words
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Article48 1912-11-28 6 Reuter. SOUTH AFRICA’S READINESS. Stauderton, Nov. 27. General Botha said the Government is prepared to do something to contribute to the Imperial Navy, but the Defence Act must be the first operation opened. They should have their own ships to protect trade in South African waters.Reuter. - 48 words
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Article46 1912-11-28 6 —Reuter. QUICK WORK IN THE COMMONS. London, November 27. The Guillotine was introduced on Clauses 17 to 21 after a debate of an hour. There were great cries of Scandal!” The Government majon averaged a hundred in twenty- our sions during the evening—Reuter. - 46 words
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Article47 1912-11-28 6 .—Reuter. STATEMENT IN THE COMMON'S. London, November Mr. Churchill, in reply to Mi• 2 Lee, made it clear there is to be n fication of the Naval P ro ranl nl > 3 3 hip result of Malaya’s offer. >’ al^ 33liP will be entirely additional. u.—Reuter. - 47 words
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Article25 1912-11-28 6 —D O.L. MURDERED BY NA ITVE'>. BerliTNovember Some German New employed by Weber native’* Inland, have been murdered b< theTheir relations were saved.—D O.L. - 25 words
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Advertisement231 1912-11-28 6 I. -lilt r^C^ Li y II H flTtff/TrjS&r-a 'I tea. new bond street w’ rvC I BnO CIOARETTE SPECIALISTS I BnOI Xa i (jw I g| 881 3C VwV Importers:— Messrs. M. GOLDENBERG 8* Co., Obtainable at all Leading General Stores. *iiiiiniiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiMaa4 DID YOU KNOW J w A Piano can231 words
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Advertisement79 1912-11-28 6 TO-DAYS CONTENTS. Page 2.— Motor-Car Clergymen Monte Carlo and The Tides. Page 3.— Suppression of Gambling Taiping Topics and The Week’s Events. Page 4. —Sporting News; The Penang Hindus Correspondence and Mari time Club Case. Page s.— Planting and Mining. Page 6.— Editorial Defence of Eastern Waters and Telegram. Page79 words
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Article212 1912-11-28 7 KUALA SELANGOR'S NEW ISSUE. DEVON'S REPORT. P,G. Special Cable. London, November 27. Labu (F. M. S.) Rubber Co., has declared an interim dividend o f 10 per cent. Kuala Selangor Rubber Co., Ltd., has announced an interim dividend of 37| per cent. The Company is issuing a212 words
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Article194 1912-11-28 7 TO-DAY’S CHANGES. The following are the changes (buyers and sellers only) in our share list, on page 9 to-day Yesterday. To-day. 3Q SO OC 32 BHABIB. S >. s S .2 M no cc Mining. Kinta 14 15J 13.75 15| Malayan Tin 52/6 57/6 54/6 58/Pahang C.194 words
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Article23 1912-11-28 7 (from Our Own Correspondent Singapore, November 28. There have been few changes in the shares, but the tone is firmer.23 words
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Article54 1912-11-28 7 BETTING ON BETTING BILL(from Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 28. Both Singapore papers note the fact that was considerable betting among the uativea on the result of the murder trial of Mohamed Effendi. is stated that the natives are now ling on the chance* of the Betting54 words
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THE WAR.
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Article604 1912-11-28 7 A BRIGHTER OU LOOK London, Novembe" 27. Diplomatists in London consider there is every reason to anticipate that an adequate settlement of the crisis will be found at the right moment. The outlook is serious, but there is no idea of impending war. All the Powers regard604 words
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Article1664 1912-11-28 7 Another Moscow. 40,000 Men Lost. The first uucensored accounts by Eng I'sh corre*pondents of the great Turkish rout at Lule Burgas and of the flight of the Ottoman troops were published .in the London papers on Nov. 4 In several instanceo, in order to avoid the1,664 words
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Article41 1912-11-28 7 General Sir lan Hamilton, Inspector General of Overseas Forces, is due to arrive at Penang by the mail train this evening. Sir lan proceeds direct to the Drill Hall to inspect the Volunteers, who will parade at 6-30.41 words
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Advertisement387 1912-11-28 7 P. Orr Sons, Manufacturing Jewellers, §old and Silversmiths, MADRAS RANGOON, Beg to inform their numerous clientele in the Straits Settlements that their representative has arrived in Penang with the largest stock of JEWELLERY and SILVERWARE ever brought to this district. All the latest designs and most moderate in price. Selections387 words
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Article959 1912-11-28 8 A British official report, just issued, states that the development in the total number of motors of all kinds has increased enormously in France. In 1900 there were only 2,354 private motors in use in the whole of France. By 1907 the number had risen to 31,295, and959 words
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Advertisement231 1912-11-28 8 Df J.CdHis A ORIGINAL and ONLY GENUINE. Y Act* like a Charm In Checks and arrests M > DIARRHOEA. K FEVER, CROUP, AGUE. the only Specific in yhe Best Remedy known for I CHOLERA and coughs, colds, B DYSENTERY. asthma, bronchitis. B V The J Sold In Bottles by all231 words
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Advertisement282 1912-11-28 8 o r B TRY THESE blends: LEMONADE o. T. GINGER ALE O. T. GINGER BEER O. T. SODA WATER O. T. I SARSAPARILLA O. T. I LEMON SQUASH O. T. I QUIN-AID CORDIAL O. T. H WATER (hot or cold) O. T. LM LtnoHAoc a dd Juice of Lemon) I282 words
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Article2147 1912-11-28 9 •s Qnh.rrib».! Number of I**ue i C*Pit Share*. Value. 2 Dividend*. Nam. -go _£L—- i i i 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 ,U 1 INI N<• -,qi2 1100 000 $60,000 60,000 $1 1 w zo u ina r an >‘ai3 100.000 300.000 30,000 10 10 10 30 SO »12,147 words
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Article1009 1912-11-28 9 ARRIVALS. Himalaya, Brit., 3700, Evas, Nov. 28, Bombay, gen., Adamson Gil fill an Co. Hebe, Brit., 346, Scott, Nov. 29, T. Anson, gen., Adamson Gilfillan Co. lyo Maru, Jap, 3918, Hircase, Nov. 28, Yokohama, gen., Boosted Co. Java, Dot., 3089, Vahnef, Nov 27, Calcutta, gen., Paterson Simons Co. Pangkor,1,009 words
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Advertisement321 1912-11-28 9 SUN LIFE OF CANADA. Incorporated 1865BUSINESS IN FORCE. £33,800,000.0.0 FUNDS 'EXCEED) £8,500,000.0.0 INCOME 1911 £2,100,000.0.0 Chief Office 1 Norfolk Street, Strand Great Britain. London Chief Office Canada Buildings, Indian Empire. J Bombay. Chief Office Battery Road, 8. E. Asia. J Singapore, W. A. Whitb, Manager. A. R. Bishop, Special Representative.321 words
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THE WORLD'S NEWS.
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Article265 1912-11-28 10 ITEMS OF INTEREST. CLIPPINGS FROM THE HOME PRESS. Despatched by the mail leaving London November 9. GUARD KILLED ON CARRIAGE ROOF. When the train from Tours to Mans, in France, arrived at the latter station the other evening, says a Brussels correspondent, the guard who had started265 words
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Article307 1912-11-28 10 FAMOUR HISTORIAN. The death is announced at his residence, (West View. Pinner, of Dr. James Gairdner, (C. 8. late of the Record Office. Born at Edinburgh. March 22nd, 1828, Janies Gairdner was the son of John Gairdner, who lived to the age of eighty six. After307 words
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Article281 1912-11-28 10 EXTRADITION CASE DISMISSED. At Bow-street, London, on Tuesday, Hugo von Grundherr, thirty-seven, a German subJ'ect, described as a racehorse trainer, of i’ield House, Bognor, v,as again brought up for extradition before Sir A. de Rutzen on the charge of obtaining money by false pretences in France. The281 words
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Article224 1912-11-28 10 BLINDED BY TREACLED MASK. A robbery of a most extraordinary character was perpetrated in broad daylight on Saturday in Blackfriara, London, the cashier of a firm in that district being robbed of a bag containing £5O in gold and £1 in coppers. An accountant named Seafang,224 words
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Article189 1912-11-28 10 MORE WINDOW-SMASHING. A Another raid by women suffragists took place in the West End on Tuesday night, thirty shop windows being broken in Bondstreet. Just before eleven o’clock two women were seen by passers-by to whip out hammers from satchels and rush along the street on the left-hand189 words
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Article76 1912-11-28 10 The Liverpool stipendiary on Tuesday sen# Margaret Louise Ker, nineteen, daughter of Dr. Alice Ker, of Birkenhead, and student of Liverpool University, for trial on a charge of setting fire to the contents of a pillar letterbox in Liverpool. The girl, who said that she did76 words
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Article136 1912-11-28 10 GERMAN DOCTOR’S CLAIM. At a meeting of the Medical Society of Berlin, Dr. Friedrich Franz Friedmann announced the discovery of a cure for all forms of tuberculosis, including tuberculosis of the lungs and bones, and lupus. Six hundred and eighty-two patients, he said, had been treated with136 words
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Article96 1912-11-28 10 DR. WOODROW WILSON ELECTED. The final returns of the elections to the American Presidential Electoral College are as follows: Dr. Woodrow Wilson. 399; Mr. Roosevelt, 112; Mr. Taft. 20. Dr. Wilson will have a record majority in the Electoral College, and not only will be have the96 words
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Article131 1912-11-28 10 FIVE WOMEN PERISH. Five women lost their lives in a fire which occurred early on Sunday morning at the great drapery stores of Messrs. John Barker and Co., in High-street, Kensington. The fire was in the perishable goods department of the establishment—for the sale of fruit and131 words
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Article84 1912-11-28 10 THREE YEARS FOR DISHONEST CASHIER. John Clark, forty-nine, cashier, pleaded guilty at Liverpool Assizes on Wednesday to charges of embezzlement of sums ainounting to £120,000 belonging to Messrs. Procter and Co., corn merchants, by whom he had been employed l since he was a boy. The prisoner engaged84 words
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Article117 1912-11-28 10 As a sequel to Guy Fawkes’ Day disturbances at Cambridge, Hugh Mansure McCrossan, a student of Corpus Christi College, wm on Wednesday charged with damaging a fence to the value of £2. Evidence given Uiat he was in a. garden, and assisted in pulling crown117 words
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Article90 1912-11-28 10 A Peterborough man has fallen a victim to that hoary swindle the Spanish prisoner story. He received a letter from a man imprisoned for a political offence, and dying of heart disease.” If he sent money and took charge of a daughter he would have a quarter90 words
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Article71 1912-11-28 10 The Royal College of Physicians has awarded the Weber-Parkes Prize of a silver medal and 150 guineas to Mr. John Alc-r--»nder Douglas Radcliffe, M. 8., pathologist to the King Edward VII. Sanatorium at Midhurst. The prize is awarded every three year» to the author of the71 words
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Advertisement613 1912-11-28 10 N. Y. K. Japan Mail Steamship Co. Id. EUROPEAN LINE A F rtniphtly service is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles, London and Antwerp,, 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 with613 words
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Advertisement404 1912-11-28 10 Lubricating Oils TRADE MARK OF EXCELLENCE- Orease. Over 40 different grades of “Moesiline” Lubricants are manufactured, suitable for every cla s of Machinery Prices and Samples May be had on Application to the Sole Importers: The Asiatic Petroleum Co. (8.8.), Ltd., No. I, WELD QUAY, PENANG. JOHN ROBERTS OF LONDON,404 words
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Article791 1912-11-28 11 WHAT IS AN ASIATIC AN INTERESTING DEBATE. Reuter told us recently telle us that the Dutch Government prepose to place Chinese in their Colonies on an equality with Europeans. In the Australian Commonwealth they are not quite clear as to what is ah Asiatic! The following, taken from the Commonwealth791 words
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Article1117 1912-11-28 11 JANUARY MEETING, 1913. (UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING.) RAOK DAYS: FIRST DAY Tuesday, 7th January, 1913. SECOND DAY Thursday, 9th January, 1913. THIRD DAY Saturday, Ilth January, 1913. To be submitted at a Special General Meeting to be held at 4 o’clock p. m., on1,117 words
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Advertisement365 1912-11-28 11 THE Dispensary, Ltd., CHEMISTS AND OPTICIANS. (By Appointment to the Imperial Merchants Service Guild) 2 ,6, BISHOP STREET, PENANG, FRESH STOCKS JUST ARRIVED. TELESCOPES BINOCULARS. VIBRONA THE IDEAL TONIC WINE REFRESHES THE STRONG. RESTORES THE WEAK. REVIVES THE DEPRESSED. D’ORSAY perfumery, sanatogen, formamint, BENGER’S FOOD, ALLENBURY’S FOOD, Etc., SPECTACLES and365 words
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Advertisement22 1912-11-28 11 Jilts Brothers, DENTISTS, crews ae BrMje worn specialists. Painless Extraction under Anaesthetic. Moderate Charges and Free Consultation. KING STREET, near the Ewlanade22 words
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Advertisement2525 1912-11-28 12 p. a 3 o. lntcnded sailing». Norddeutscher Lloyd. Bremen. fes Steim Navigation Co. British India Steam Navigation Co., i I(PECTED ARRIVALS ANO DEPARTURES. limited. MAIL SERVICE OUTWARD. Stffllll Shift (ft I U 1912 For' Intended to Sail. Steamer. AND Nov. 28 Himalaya connect g Thur 28th Nov. at 4 p.m.2,525 words
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