Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 12 October 1915
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Title Section20 1915-10-12 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833, No. 234 VOL. LXXIII. TUESDAY. 12th OCTOBER, 1915. PRICE 10 CENTS20 words
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Advertisement864 1915-10-12 1 .jnCDtXZJ B -JUOCZXI ZTTIJIA--XgZ U If YOU WAN!’ TO SHIP. BUY OR BELL J RUBBER K <HB TO J FORWARD re ANT PAST (MP THS WOULD h ALLEN DENNYS g Co, B g ■V b r M DRINK I DRINK It DRINK 111 ./Wjh htt CARLSBERG BEER i 717 A.864 words
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Advertisement61 1915-10-12 1 g FOR »80 U X7OU can hare the “Piiisag a X Gums tie tt posted every day c for a whole year te your addrees. D (LOCAL SUBSCRIPTION, $27). c Proportionate Quarterly and q O Half-yearly rates. c g Subscriptions are payable in e advmwe and remittances should b« addressed61 words
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Article, Illustration775 1915-10-12 2 THE FIRST OCCUPATION. When Belgrade was occupied by the Austrian and German troops a day or two ago, it was the second occasion in the course of the war th<t the Serbians have had to deliver up tbtir capital to the invader. The Austrian occupation lasted but775 words
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Article852 1915-10-12 2 LONG FIGHT AGAINST OPPRESSION. Attention is naturaiiy drawn to the history of Serbia by recent events. Serbia, as we know it, was occupied by that tribe of Slavs, who to-day still hold the laud, in 638, after baving undergone varying fortunes under tbe Roman Empire. Although at various852 words
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Article27 1915-10-12 2 China Mail.” The Government has ordered the Provincial authorities to suppress all traffic in opium by the sixth year of tbe Republic (1916.)-—" China Mail.” - 27 words
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Article530 1915-10-12 2 A BANGKOK MEMORY. Apropos of tha history of the Royal Bangkok Sports Club, rel Red by the Chairman at the general meeting, and his reminiscences of Carbine, it is interesting to recall what "Obscure” said on the particular race in his Some Racing Reminiscences,” under tbe heading of530 words
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Article117 1915-10-12 2 FIRST DAY’S HANDICAPS. Singapore, October 11. The weights for the first day of the, Singapore Races are Race. 1. The Friar 10.3; Tom Tom 10.2 Batu Gajah 9.2; La Cocotte 8.6 Hedonist 85; Venture 8.0; Friendless 7.11 Sandy Greek 7.7. 7 Rack 2. Charity 11.2; Brown Comet 9.0;117 words
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Article166 1915-10-12 2 The Directors of the Asian,” Limited, Calcutta have decided to suspend publication of the paper for the present. Tbe fol'owing is an extract from the note of the "Au revoir; Not Good-Bye!" that our contemporary publishes in its issue of the 15th ulto. Under the circumstances166 words
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Advertisement588 1915-10-12 2 PERLIS GOVERNMENT. NOTICE. IT is hereby notified that no duty will be charged on Wolfram exported from Perlis during the period 6th September, 1915 to 15th August, 1917. 902-20-10 ORCHARDING IN TASMANIA Messrs, sadleir knight Orchard Agents and Attorneys, Launceston, Tasmania, have pies sure in advising that their Mr. C.588 words
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WAR NEWS.
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Article261 1915-10-12 3 The Persian Gulf Expedition. Simla, September 29,—A report has been received from General Sir John Nixon that our troops on the R.ver Tigris, on the 28th instant, attacked the Turkish position at Sind, Keren miles east of Kul-nl-Amara, and were completely successful. The enemy held a261 words
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Article116 1915-10-12 3 London, October 3.—The Evening Pcs\" the first paper to be established at Wellington (New Zealand) and a journal which at the present day commands a very wide circulation, says that after India’s splendid war services, the Dominions must cordially approve her inclusion in the Imperial Conferencs.116 words
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Article62 1915-10-12 3 London, September 25 —Commander Mathy (who described the Zeppalin raid over London) was asked at what height he attacked London. He answered I don't want you to give the English the range. They are doing well enough already, and are learning fast.” He added that62 words
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Article58 1915-10-12 3 Loudon, Septe über 29,—Au account in the Berne Tagwitcht of the situation in Russian Poland under the Germans says Half a million factory workers alone are starving. Disease due to hunger is rife. Demonstrations of disc intent have led to numerous arrests. The prisoners are overcrowded.58 words
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Article48 1915-10-12 3 I oodon, September 28.—A French official wirelesi states that, according to reports from Constantinople, great importance attaches to the resignation of the Sheik-ul-Islam, who disapproves of the continuance of ths war against the Entente. The Prefect of Constantinople has resigned on the same ground.48 words
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Article51 1915-10-12 3 London September 27;—The military correspondent of the “Frankfurter Z’i tung,” believes that Serbia has been utilising her long freedom from attack to strengthen her position. He hopes that the attacks this time will be made with sufficient force *nd quality, To overcome resistance, half-a-miliion men may be51 words
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Article51 1915-10-12 3 An Australian private soldier, writing to the Secretary of State for India, on the behaviour of Indians at the Dardanelles, says“ I wish you to know that wherever we meet those grand and game soldiers of India, the Australians will extend an open hand of binding51 words
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Article40 1915-10-12 3 London, Oct. I.—A Stockholm message rays that the Dagensnyheter learns that a terrible explosion occurred on the 28th September, in an ammunition factory at Reinsdorf, near Wittenburg (in Saxony, on the River Elbe) killing 242 workmen.40 words
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Article24 1915-10-12 3 September 29.—His Majesty the spent seven hours at Leede yesterday. He chatted with the munition workers and visited the hospital.24 words
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Article52 1915-10-12 3 London, September 21 —The Daily News” correspondent at Petrog-ad quotes prisoners from GaHcia as stating that an Imperial Order mentions the receipt of reports that the troopt are tired. The Order adds that only at Kieff is rest possible,” and exhorts them to strenuous exertions to52 words
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Article43 1915-10-12 3 It is reported from Dutch sources that 21 Allied airmen appeared in the neighbourhood of Achen, and fired the industrial village of Roteerde, whirs there are great steel works. It is also the junctiou of Germany’s Western strategic railways.43 words
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39 1915-10-12 3 London, Oct. I.—Reuter’s Amsterdam correspondent states that during the last few weeks Austria has received la r ge quantities of munitions from various industrial centres in Germany. Apparently, the Austrian stocks are completely exhausted.39 words
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Article36 1915-10-12 3 A tilegram from Ridom to the Geneva Tribune stages that General Mackensen’s force has been ordered to retire, to avoid being surrounded in the triangle between the Pripet marshes and the Upper Styr.36 words
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Article36 1915-10-12 3 The Russians have practically destroyed the momentum of the German attack. Heavy masses of troops are still launched, but they lack vim, and drugs in the tinned German rations are reducing their stamina.36 words
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Article39 1915-10-12 3 A Swiss, who has returned from Constantinop'e, tells of the selling to the Turks of Armenian orphans of both sexes. Tne prices are from 6» 8d to 9< 61, anl we’lconditioned girls are rather dearer.39 words
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Article22 1915-10-12 3 London, September 27.—An Athens telegram received in Berlin announces the arrival of 11,000 fresh Entente troops at Mudros (Lemnos).22 words
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Article22 1915-10-12 3 The total looses o* the Teutonic Powers and Turkey are estimated at 8,509,000, of whom 4,009,000 are permanently lost.22 words
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Article202 1915-10-12 3 A sad event took place during a public meeting of Sinhalese, at the Public Hall, Colombo, and caused a painful sensation. Tnis was the sudden death of Dr. Salomon Fernando. Dr. Fernando has supported the first resolution in a lengthy speech, and was seated. Daring the202 words
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Article259 1915-10-12 3 It is notified in the Gaz itte that His Majesty’s Government, is requisitioning wolfram ore and concentrates at a fixed rate of £2 15s. per unit on a basis of 65 per cent, of WO3, c.i.f. or ex-warehouse in Great Britain, for ores or concentrates containing259 words
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Article1813 1915-10-12 3 EXTERMINATING A PEOPLE. It may be asserted, without fear of exaggerating, that the Turkish outrages in Armenia, of which we give further details, are without a parallel in history. Never has there been so resolute an attempt to exterminate a whole race, never one which1,813 words
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Advertisement342 1915-10-12 3 Anaemia or Poorness of Blood, is far more prevalent than is generally supposed. Men, Women and Children are all liable to suffer. If neglected, serious consequences may result. If taken when ,the> symptoms are first noticed, it is a very simple matter to. 1 enrich the blood and so effectually342 words
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Article1002 1915-10-12 4 Germany must suffer great humiliations before her people reach a state of mind that will make peace possible. British feeling lags far behind the intensity of the French. That nation is filled with a deep abiding determination to pound Germany into a line of thought and action1,002 words
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Article1058 1915-10-12 4 A few random shots. The last straw“ The Germans are fortifying the Holy Land.” Tbe Holy Land has seen some fighting. Solomon fortified Jerusalem and is credited with being the builder of the line of defence called by Josephus the first or old wall, which united the1,058 words
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Article172 1915-10-12 4 A Tamil petition writer, named Narainasamy, Who carries on business on the pavement at tbe Post Office, was to-day charged before Mr. R. Scott, District Judge, with selling stamps without a licence, on the 10th inst. This illegal business was discovered by a Post Office peon172 words
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Article160 1915-10-12 4 Owing to the heavy rain storm last evening, it was deemed adv;sable to postpone the opening of the New Cirque till to-r>ight 5 when, wet or fine, the programme will be proceeded with in the spacious tent that has been put up at the Dato Kramat grounds.160 words
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Article38 1915-10-12 4 By Nagoya (October 11) from London Miss E Rogerson, Miss Burrows, Mr A W S Graeme and Mr J Sweeny; from Colombo to Port Swettenham, Mr J 8 de Basagoiti, Miss Fletcher, Mr, Mrs and Miss Mooijaart*38 words
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Article35 1915-10-12 4 To-day’s quotation for unrefined tin in Penang was $72.80 per picul, buyers, no sellers—a decrease of 60 cents. Tin is quoted in London to-day at £149 ss. Spot, and £l5l three months.35 words
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Article199 1915-10-12 4 The homeward mail closes on Friday at 7 pm. Registration up to 5 p.m. Inspector Colbert has been transferred from Bagan Serai to Tronob. Mr. E. Burnside, having returned from long leave, has assumed duties as Registrar of Titles at Taiping. Mr. H. W. Thompson, who has been199 words
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Advertisement91 1915-10-12 4 THE POPULAR PETER WALKER PETER WALKER jS LAGER IH |ajsg I J I (< I I PfWRr p@g C^£l--b > > umE MS FROM ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS, or i SELLAR, MURRAY Co., i ACETIC i ACID j K 99/1007 PURE GLACIAL J J Large Supplies now on hand J at91 words
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Advertisement134 1915-10-12 4 E. 0. HOTEL. FRIDAY, 16th OCTOBER, SPECIAL DINNER At 8 p.m. AND AFTER DINNED CONCERT At 9.80 p.m. In aid of Cigarette Funds for onr Soldiers and Sailors at the Dardanelles. MISS PATTIE O’HANLON, Irish Contralto, Late of The Follies and Queen’s Hall Concerts, ALSO MADAME DIETZ, The well known134 words
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Miscellaneous38 1915-10-12 4 THE TIDES. The following are the tides for tomorrow, Penang Standard Times High Water. Low Water. 1- a.m. 8 25 a.m. 2- 6 p.m. 8-20 p.m. 2 21 a. m. 9- 5 a.m. 2-43 p.m. 8 52 pm.38 words
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Article207 1915-10-12 5 COSTLY FUTILE EFFORTS. RUSSIAN ASCENDANCY. KING FERDINAND DENOUNCED. THE ALLIES AND SERBIA. The latest message from the Western front records only artillery activity, in which the Germans would appear to be taking their fall share. Other telegrams refer to the desperation of the enemy's efforts against the British207 words
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France and Belgium.
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Article237 1915-10-12 5 [Reuter’s Telegram*.] STRONG ATTACKS AND HEAVY LOSSES. I [Copyright Telegrams.] (By Submarine Telegraph.) Paris, October 12. The German artillery fire has only been of fair intensity. The French batteries replied, everywhere, very effectively. The communique adds that fresh reports confirm that the violent counter-attacks by the Germans,[Reuter’s Telegram*.] - 237 words
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Article111 1915-10-12 5 London, Oct. 1 -—The village ard height of Tahure, in Champagne, was extremely well fort'fied. The village was honeycombed with reinforced concrete cellars The underground fortress resembled a labyrinth It bad been previously stated that German positions westward of Tabure on a series of Lilis were like111 words
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Article27 1915-10-12 5 London. October 11. Lieutenant the Hon. C. T. Mills, West Kent (Queen’s Own) Yeomanry (Territorials). Unionist M.P. for Uxbridge, hss been killed in action.27 words
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Article51 1915-10-12 5 London, October 11. Lieutenant-Colonr 1 Brettel, the tallest man in the Indian Army, has arrived at Bi ighton. With six wounds, he lay helpless and alone, for three days and nights, between tho Biitish and German lines in France, during which time he was robbed by tl e51 words
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Russian Campaign.
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Article260 1915-10-12 5 HEAVY FIGHTING AT DVINSK. Petrograd, October 11. A Russian communique records the further capture of hundreds of prisoners by the Russians, and desperate fightirg north of Dvinsk, where villages constantly changed hands. The communique mentions the wonderful success of scouts, north of the Pripet, who penetrated, at260 words
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Article49 1915-10-12 5 London, October 11. Refugees from Syria and Palestine, who have arrived at Alexandria, state that the Germans have installed observation posts on the Mount of Olives, within shooting range of Mount Golgotha, and have requisitioned a thousand peasants to dig trenches in the Holy Land.49 words
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Article68 1915-10-12 5 BY K 19. Copenhagen, October 11. Eleven of the crew of the German Luebeck steamer Lulea (3,400 tens) have been landed at Gjedser, the southern extremity of Falstea. They report that the Lulea was torpoeded by the British submarine E 19, near Gjedser lightship. The crew of68 words
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Turkey and the Near East
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Article257 1915-10-12 5 FRANCE AND SITUATION. London, October 11. The French Press is keenly discussing the question whether the Western front can be thinned in order to send an ample expeditionary force to Serbia. The French Premier will to-day make an important statement regarding the Near Eastern position, to the257 words
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Article98 1915-10-12 5 REMARKABLE MESSAGE TO KING FERDINAND. London, October 11. The Due de Montpensier has telegraphed to the King of Bulgaria, who is his cousin He says, inter alia: "Your saintly mother, my Aunt Clementine, your uncles, and those noble and unsullied soldiers, Orleans, Aumale, Nemours, and Chartres, if98 words
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Article313 1915-10-12 5 —Ex. URGENT APPEAL TO BERLIN. Athens, Sept. 13.—1 am informed from a Turkish source that the Higher German Command in Constantinople has notified Berlin that, unless assistance is received, the Turkish army cannot continue its resistance beyond the 25th inst. Apart from the above information, which comes—Ex. - 313 words
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naval Operations.
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Article35 1915-10-12 5 A PECULIAR TALE. London, October 11. It is stated from Copenhagen that the crews of all the German warship at Kiel and Heligoland are being transferred to the Eastern and Western fronts.35 words
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Article722 1915-10-12 5 Pageant op British Power. M. Joseph Reinach writes in the Figaro tbe most interesting article on the Grand Fleet we have yet had from the party of distinguished Frenchmen who visi ed it "One bears it said the German fleet is resting in Kiel722 words
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Article38 1915-10-12 5 Petrograd, October 11. A Russian naval communique says Two Russian torpedo boats, off the Anatolian Coast, destroyed 19 Turkish sailing ships, with cargoes for the Turkish troops. One blew up. The others carried grain.38 words
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Article55 1915-10-12 5 [From Our Own Correspondent) Singapore, October 12. At the annual meeting of Jimah Rubber Co., Ltd., the Chairman stated that the condition of the Estates was satisfactory Costs frad been a little lower an 1 the prospects of a dividend were coming appreciably nearer. Me srs, Snodgrass, MeClymont,55 words
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Article30 1915-10-12 5 London, October 11.* The following is the rubber quotation for to-day Plantation Ist La*ex Crepe 26/£. Para to arrive Oct.-Dec. 2/sf. [•By courtesy of Messrs. Boustead Co].30 words
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Article33 1915-10-12 5 —Reuter. Paris, October 11. Admiral Dartige Du Fournet has been appointed Commander-in-Chief of the French Fleet, in suectsuon to Admiral Bouye de Lapeyrere, who has resigned owing to ill-health.-—Reuter. - 33 words
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Article605 1915-10-12 5 CHARGE AGAINST MALAY QUARTERMASTER. Tbe oase against Hajee bin Janus, Malay quartermaster of the steamer Carnarvonshire, for voluntatily causing hurt to Mr. A. Jordan, second < fficer of the same vessel, on the 17th ult., was continued yesterday before Mr. V. G. Ez chiel. Mr. O.605 words
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Article331 1915-10-12 5 STOLEN WATCHES AND CHAINS. Pakirisamy, a Tamil lad, who had been in the employ of Capt. R. Owen for only three days, was charged yesterday, before Mr. V. G. Ezechiel, with the theft of a gold watch and chain belonging to bis employer. Cap*. Owen said that on331 words
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Article232 1915-10-12 5 Penang women workers for Qaeen Mary’s Needlework Guild are informed that a case of Hospital garments for soldiers has been packed, and will be sent to St. James’ Palace at the end of this week. The case contains the following articles, as a result of four232 words
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Article158 1915-10-12 5 Bombay, September 26.—The following extract from a letter recently received from Home gives an interesting glimpse of war opinions in Paris, the lady quoted is one with high connections: I had a long letter from Mrs. X —who is more optimistic in her writings than in158 words
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Article77 1915-10-12 5 The following ties have been fixed for to-morrow Mixed Doubles—Mrs Crabb-Watt and J R Bennett v Mrs Adams on and Swan (5). Singles Handicap A—R N Byatt vW H Tbrelfall (4). Singles Handicap C—R C B Hay v G E W Motion Jr (7). Blackford v Fitzgerald.77 words
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Article21 1915-10-12 5 The following ties have been fixed for to-morrow:— Fours—Rose, Dunn, Adams. Owen v Allan, Chalmers, Reid, Sharp» (final).21 words
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Obituary34 1915-10-12 5 OBITUARY. MR. E. C. HATCH. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct 1. The death occurred yesterday at Serendah( of Mr. E. C. Hatch, Inspector of Mines, Mines Departmeat, of Kajang, Ulu Langat, Selangor.34 words
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Article913 1915-10-12 6 REV. R. J. CAMPBELL ON HIS TOUR At the City Temple, recently, the Rev R J Campbe 1, who has resigned the Free Church Ministry to join the Church of England, gave a vivid account of bis second visit to the western front, on which occasion913 words
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Article1292 1915-10-12 6 PRESIDENT’S REPORT. The report of the Singapore Municipality has been issued, and, as usual, forms an interesting record of local government, says the ‘*B F. P.” The revenue for 1914 was $3,631,189, considerably higher than in any previous year, a result largely due to the increase1,292 words
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Article199 1915-10-12 6 Liable for Military Service. The announcement that Greece has ordered a general mobilisation raises the question of the position of Greek subjects in Ceylon. So far as a Times of Ceylon representative was able to gather, there are close upon a dozen Greeks in Colombo—there may be199 words
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Article231 1915-10-12 6 In the tropics many peolpe lose appetite, and from this draw conclusions that are not medically sound. Some say that iu tbe tropics the body does not require so many meals but this is wrong. Certainly the body does not require so many elements that create heat,231 words
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Article324 1915-10-12 6 THE STANDARD MARKET, There is little change in the position, but values are rather easier on the week, mainly owing to a fair amount of prompt metal being available, and lack of any increase in demand says the Ironmonger of Sept. 11th The position must be considered to be324 words
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Article200 1915-10-12 6 Messrs. Guthrie <fc Co. Ltd., in their report, dated Singapore, Wednesday 6tb, say Advices received from London during the past few days have indicated a better tone in the rubber market and this was reflected at the auction held to-day, prices all round showing substantial improvements. Bidding200 words
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Article111 1915-10-12 6 Bhelford —lot divd 4p c. Ke pong.—Second int divd 10 p c. Ebinburgh.—lnt divd 12f pc. Last year 10 p c. Scottish Malay.—lnt divd 10 p o. Last year 5 p c. Harpenden.—Second int divd 17| p c. Last year 20 p c. Malay Rubber Planters.—lnt111 words
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Article137 1915-10-12 6 A, W - A, W. Let us scatter seeds of Cultur, cried the bold Burnhardy crew, May the Eagle take the vulture as preceptor of the blue; Since our ships are out of action and we’re fain to burn our boats. We will compass Bull’s distraction with the sowing of137 words
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Advertisement437 1915-10-12 6 I, PENANG ROAD, PENANG. AND COMMISSION AGENTS. Messrs, das, dawson Co., beg Kuala Lumpur Office: to announce that their new res- 31 OLD MARKET SQUARE Penang Office: 65 penang street. Toothsome Icee and Calces. Fragrant Coffee, Tea and Cocoa. A of Estate rgamte. at l owe<t Juicy Chops and SteaKe.437 words
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Article914 1915-10-12 7 their importance to the RUSSIAN ARMIES. The fighting on part of the Eastern front has as-utned a novel character owing to the great Russian Marshes known under the name of Poiesis In the near lu u'e these immense marshes, covering the territory of a small State, will914 words
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Article339 1915-10-12 7 SYNDICATE HOPE TO REFLOAT HER. Lying opposite the mouth of the Kelani river, with her starboard deck almost flush with the water, and seaweed forming a fresh coat over those parts constantly washed by the waves, the P iz O Nubia evokes pity, says339 words
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Article360 1915-10-12 7 Rivkrsion to Old Government. Peking, September 23.—The Constitutional drafting committee has decided to adopt the monarchy as a new form of government, preparing a draft in accordance with this new constitution. Yesterday, the President gave the State Department special instructions about the election of a citizens convention, in360 words
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Article121 1915-10-12 7 Hongkong, September, 24.—Alluding to the scholarships at the Hongkong University presented by President Yuan Shihtai, the Daily Press,” concluding an editorial, observes: The practical interest shown in its activities by the President of China and the provincial governments will be valued as a testimony not121 words
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Article299 1915-10-12 7 LETTER FROM IPOH RESIDENT. The following letter has been received by Towkay Cheah Cheang Lim, from Mr. Harry Jennings, who in the early stage of the war proceeded to the front Ward No. 23, Ist Eastern Gen. Hospital, France, 13 9.15. I am sorry to say I299 words
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Article109 1915-10-12 7 The London Post Offiea announces that it has been found necessary, temporarily, to advance by one day the times of posting for printed and commercial papers and samples intended to be conveyed by the overland route to India and Australia, via Suez. Until further notice109 words
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Article77 1915-10-12 7 Writing from France to Henlow, Beds. Private F J Fisher, 7th Suffolk Regiment, says The enemy are getting tired of fighting. One of our men the other day shouted across to the German trenches, fifty yards away, asking if they wanted a few rounds. By77 words
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Article187 1915-10-12 7 Calcutta, Sept. 29.—Under section 27 of the Volunteer Act the Calcutta Scottish Volunteers are mobilised for actual military service. No leave is to be granted after this date, except from headquarters. A monthly muster of 55 members, including one officer, four sergeants and four corporals is required187 words
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Article73 1915-10-12 7 SHIPPING ARRIVALS. M. Austin, Brit, 97, Co wary, Oct 12, Renong, gen., E. S. Co. Malacca, Brit, 401, Dun, Oct 12, Tongkah, gen., Adamson- Gilfillan Co. Hok Canton, Brit, 287, Mathews, Oct 12, S’pore, gen., E. S. Co. Cornelia, Brit., 197, Bergwitz, Oct 12, T. Anson, gen., E. S73 words
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Article34 1915-10-12 7 To-day. Indragiri for Deli and Batu Bahra. Gemini for Singapore. Trang for Trang. Hebe for Teluk Anson. Pangkor for Dindings and Sitiawan. Klang for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Glenfalloch for Singapore and China.34 words
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Article59 1915-10-12 7 CLOSE AT GENERAL POST OFFICE. To-Morrow. For Per Close Ten Jit Seng 7 a.m Deli Will o’ the Wisp 1 p.m. Thursday. Tongkah Malacca 3 p.m. Rangoon and Calcutta Hakata Maru 4 p.m. Friday. Ceylon, Australasia, India, Aden, Mauri- I Nore 7 p.m. tins, Egypt and >R«g- U P59 words
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Article136 1915-10-12 7 Penang, October 12, 1915. {By Courtesy of ths Chartered Bank}. London Demand Bank ...2/4 5/32 ,i 4 months' sight Bank ...2/4 1/2 3 Credit ...2/4 13/16 3 Documentary ...2/4 27/32 Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 175 3 days’ sight Private 177 Bombay Demand Bank 175 Moul mein Demand Bank 1741136 words
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Advertisement47 1915-10-12 7 WANTED TO BUY A LOT OF Second-hand Motor Cars OF VARIOUS MAKERS. Owners, desiring to dispose of their Cars, are requested to make their offers at the lowest fixed price to the MANAGING CHIN SENG A Co., Ltd., Motor-Car Establishment, Northam Road and Farquhar Street Penang. 26-1047 words
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Advertisement81 1915-10-12 7 WANTE D. A PETROLEUM INSPECTOR lor the Marine Dept., Penang. Salary $6OO per annum (non-pensionable). Applications with testimonials to be addressed to the Harbour Master, Penang, not later than 31st October, 1915. D. C. MACINTYRE, Harbour Master, Penang. Marine Department, Penang, 12th October, 1915. ADVERTISING. There is only one way81 words
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Advertisement39 1915-10-12 7 Sodium Bisulphite In cwt. and 1 cwt. Drums. Mercury Perchloride In 28 lb. andj>6 lb. Jars. Sulphur (Sticks and Powder). White Arsenic. PRICES ON APPLICATION. THE DISPENSARY (Penang) Ltd. TeIe CH?M C op^K M 2 Bishop Street, Penang. p39 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous112 1915-10-12 7 Grand Change of Programme TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT 1 AT THE Kuala Kangsa Road Theatre, Under the Management of the STRAITS CINEMA Co. Neptune Masterpiece. 2 Parts Enoch Arden 2 Parts A Sensational Dramatical Version by Alfred, Lord Tennyson in Two Parts. Artistically Produced for the Nepture Film Co. by Percy Nash.112 words
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Miscellaneous370 1915-10-12 7 FIRST VISIT TO PENANG. The NEW CIRQUE (OF LONDON AND PARIS') TO-NIGHT 1 TO-NIGHT! t AND EVERY EVENING AT 9-15 AT DATO KRAMAT GARDENS. A High Class Circus and Variety Company of European Artistes Freely acknowledged by the Press to be absolutely The Best Show ever seen in the Orient.370 words
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Advertisement2216 1915-10-12 8 p. &o. intended SA,UNGS I Straits Steam Ship Co., Ltd. Ocean Steam Navigation Co. lndia j Int.ndwltoB.il. Bto.m.r, STEAM SKIP t».. !|0 Witalta. TeUsr’pb, F.ttU 100 for, ..Mtonh... B eg a. pdn. Klang. All Cabin, are fitted with Electric Fant r STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LTD. 1 I ohina mutual steam2,216 words
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