The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 2 February 1912

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. EN CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1912^ NO. 7,43G
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    THE DAY'S NEWS
    161 1 Collisions between the police and strik ers are still taking place at Lisbon but a quieter tone prevails Page 7. The American Immigration laws hare been altered >o as not to gire offence to .Japan Rage 7. Unsettled conditions prevail i n Bulgaria where the Turks bare
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    MINOR SCOTS VERSE.
    1184 1 a ii;iiion winch produce* a poel <>i ***** universal genius a« Roherl Burns it peea liarlv fortunate bat the prodtM tfoa <>i siu h poel is not without it> dmwl nevertheless. The cli iii o> those, m ih. oaee of Scotland. Is thai practically ewr\ Scots |»o»-f
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      91 1 rj Vi^a^BV^ V .4 i I There's nofhing better* PI LSEN ER BEER I PHOTOGRAPHIC STORES FOR SALE L DEVELOPING PRINTING ONE 32 FOOT AUXILIARY PLEASURE MOTOR YACHT iiiot inmucn First class condition Price $3250. JUol AnnlVtU NEW CAMERAS i ALL'S 1/VELL F NEW CAMERAS BO WRING'S MARINE ENGINE OIL.
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      348 1 ENTIRE satisfaction for what you pay is what w e goat antee so give yt>u m the CHANGE OF PROGRAMME UE AUK PL'TTIMU ON TO-NIGHT THK SELECTION OF PICTI KKS at Tin: Popular Place of KnU rtamuu nt MARLBOROUGH PICTUBE THEATRE. BBACH ROAD, we feel sure will />]< -use w>n
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      74 1 j £o*£as's ttt^erttecmcntei Chinese Interpreter vranted for the Dindingti P*ge B. Motor car lor >al»' -Page Fredi milk supply Va^r j Motor cycle lor Mile l';i^»- Buropeaa Qovemesß wanted Vuae B. Aurtion >al«' of agricultural hind l'a^' ■> hi Baakruptc) re Gob Lian K«>\» I'ii^i- >> The Colonial stoics Ltd.
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      315 1 THE WEEK. Friday 2nd. High Water— 9- id am.. 11 11 pm. N. I). L. Outward Mail due. Purification Candlemas, Tat I'uMim (Hindu PVstiv ah Hockey B.C.C. i B.R.C. S.R.K. (V) ritu- club rai'tiHi- (.80 pnm. Mark Lvkl^*-, *-M* pm. Tanglin !lnb iliu<-« S.V.A. I nit Ml-. Saturday 3rd. High
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    NEW FLAG IN LONDON.
    429 2 •Chinatown DBCLaJUM ITBSLT RsVUBLM The obscure and rattMßt little oolooj of Chinese settled round by th»» Waal India Dork-road BMde itself known recently. Till now it luvs given litth* tvidrme tlr.it I it w;is nwure that things were happening lsut one day the c«»loii\. unable to
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      1031 2 DFDFDFDF Ana you must take Sanatogen regularly for several weeks" This nrgent advice is given by physicians every day. m every civilised country, to sufferers from Nervous Debility, Brain-fag, Lack of Vitality, Sleeplessness, Disordered Digestion, Poverty of Blood and various Wasting Diseases. Physicians know that Sanatogen is a true scientific
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      594 2 NOTICES The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888 IN THK ■CPBEME I dihtoi-'THK STBUm KTI ÜBCBMTI EBBTTUm— T Of Kinuapork. IN BAKKBUPTOT. Malacca No. 1 «»r 1907. Re (11 Goh Lian Koh Receiving Order DMde 2*2 nd April. I^>7. Date of Ortlei toy Summary Administration 31 st January. 1912. Oat e and. place
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      612 2 NOTICES PRIVATE DAIRY A email supply of fresh milk on hand. \< w cowh due February tt b. IConiafJ and afler n«KW delivery Tai^lin District. V) OOBhl DOC bottii'. h pottice to suit onoootoon. H. S. KIRWAN. Dalian's Aus. Horoi Ropoattory. F«h I jic SHORTHAND CLASSES. Mr. J. B. TyWr
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      507 2 THE Singapore Free Press MORNING DAILY To Our Readers. The WfpOH I Daily, and is on aaleat depol hour ea<«h mornuu (BundayT, price Ten Cent-, a. „,,v. ■ahooiihiii'c iptee will i,, private residences..., town I If preferred) by Mven oclo. V Full address at x» hich «,pi, fll^m. livere<l should
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    THE FAMINE IN CENTRAL CHINA ,
    866 3 THE FAMINE IN CENTRAL CHINA Rub* Wombi on Laboi Bcalb. Tb« fiiminn relief work. Urn China Press s;i>s. prob.ibh will slart very KKMI m northern Siangan Province and m Anhwel providing fighting is not nmewed. The work ban jir^t been began on small scale about Wnliu. Tin- Central Famine u.»ii.
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    NATIONAL SERVICE.
    914 3 LOBD Mll.NKi; ON THK CIVILIAN'S VIMW. Aii Infer— ting article i> contributed by Lord M iliwi- to the i iiitcd Service Ma«u/m«•"' tor January, m which lie dlnnnam National Service from the point <>f i,. w of a civilian. In tin- ceaseless struggles oi peace, .-is m the
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    Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In Africa.
    66 3 Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In Africa. Mr. I'i«'< I* X** 0 l<rli<vl<i. of*Bg6 RJTCT roiouy. UHIIII to Ihc w**i qwatttiamri Chamlurlains CuU^h BttMiy. B* na>s: W« hrtvt' M6d it HWnl tiiuts for our children BBd ouiwlvcs ami exiHct to cmitinuo it t^havr found it rxcoilrnt. WeOM rerom,ue i it to ainbody
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    THE OLD "ORION" AND THE NEW
    527 3 On Jan 1st the first man af-wai in th-< wo/Id carrying the 18.5 In fun, with m l,2o0 lb shell, passed into aetB i, IV. i tned the new battleship "Orion "a< Portsmouth This is the most ret u hie vessel t it i
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    JEHOL
    728 3 Tin. Hr.n m: or The Manthi Kmi p ki;ok. The city of bol 'or Gh'eng I'u. t« give it its full otlieial nuiiu 1 is alreadx associated with both the hri^htest and darkest days of th* Manchll dynasty: it was tin- birth-place of the greal Km poror Cb'ien-hui^ thither
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      515 3 I SOME MAKES OF PENS ffl i/Mf £s fk are pretty, but fail the ff; jfffa //f^\ test of bard work. *****0 iff Iff*/ pP^3 pens write under fay- ff/ ffst ra^-ut-*^ J t^~£3 ourable conditions, but If /Mf dc ciidc vnn rrr tue r 1 1 1 < m
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      48 3 How to Prevent Croup. When given .is s(M!ii ;i«. m t i*roup> appeals hamher hi in- Cough RemedA will ward i>it SB attack ■>[ cro p and prevent all daagei and nannci «>t anxiety. Thousands of mothers use it snecessfUllx Foe Male bj Uts|M nsai les and DeaU i-.
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    EASTERN ART.
    651 4 For long itM' arts m our Ksistern Km- i»ii«- bave boen struggling against neglect I and lulverse circumstances. Those wlio would willingh see India pre-eminent m j fin ni;i:i\ beMiitifuJ crafts associated with! her nain« for centuries, cannot Imt recogniae that the time is ripe tor a detet
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    INTERVIEW WITH PRINCE CHING.
    258 4 The representative <»f the OstasiastiHcher Lloyd has ju>t had conversation with Prince Ching, l>> whom ln> was most cor diallj received. The Prince stated thai the situation ha<l been only a little cleared by the Peace Confereuce af Shanghai. I roiu tlit> i»i tin- Oovernmenl con
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      619 4 jH A Captain m Kitchener's Scouts Nervous Breakdown, Paralysis I Ibe master force s/hich conqucrnd the most perilous afflictioos and enabled him to endure amazing hardships, says Captain Hendersoo, a dtrtvtd txtiYely norn Pkosjtritti. Exposed i>\ bis adventurous life 10 an xtraoruinary -cries oi misfortunes, iron being disabled m action,
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      41 4 When your dealer tries to palm off an imitation of Rigaud's Kananga Water or any old thing" which is not what you want then it* the time to throw a little 'hot ah" into him and keep away from his store.
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      1059 4 CROSSE p& O S l^g=*3fe PHKI.ES. SOli'S. JAMS, I 1 rajJW^g^L JELLIES. POHED MEATS. ,j T A RI F I!ffiilliisir\ MALT VINEGAR, I cttrJ* I^*^™ *"w«eii M\ «A SALAD OIL. j. Agents for Lea Prrrint 3 WORCBSTERSHIRR SALXH. I@^^ v^MkA '■■■r'. ■;^^'%s^^ y.. •/ri|l/-v^ I*l *mii**ijm.m MilkFoo^No I. From »..rMi
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    LONDON LETTER
    459 5 I F* nn> ou» own Corrtssondtfti^ bunion. Jan. Brd lln I; it-da) of UIC M«\v \r:ti. with King m' cm utta, wnsihr :;:,t», annirer. proclamation oi thr i.-ur (Jueen ai' npwM of India. The st i ;i it> fctlements bad undoubtedly something to ,lo with the suggestion of
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    MANCHUS AND PEOPLE.
    421 5 M Xl t'l KLK VN T»:t. w». to informal ion re <•< i\ t d m nghai from Nanking l.i>t week end. the Republican President and Cabinet held meeting and decided i<> issue an ultimatum to Peking, m i»-\\ of the !act i liar Shih-kai had >•:,
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    HOW TO LIVE TO 150.
    523 5 Mit Kdisons IM.\s. N«w York, April 9 I. Mr Thomas Alva Bdiaon, the famous in•^'"tor. who disbelieve! m the Immorta. i>ty of the soul, declare! m an Interview '»ax bil orniction that fee human body li machine which, if properly tteated, is "ipal.l.. of sustaining
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    IMPORTANCE OF ENGLISH.
    384 5 An innovation, which the State Council oi Bale Canton intends to Introduce into iis university, concerning the English language, ihows that English is rapidlj becoming necessary tongue m Switzerland, not onl> among thecommer* cial classes, where if has always J«-«.n a third language, but ftroong the ttudent
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      13 5 For all internal complaints dysentry cough cold Ac, take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
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      503 5 FOB SALE MOTOR CYCLE FOR SALE. 1911 T. A. C. 4 cyL MotorCycle 3 Speeds. Handle start in*; from Bucket Seat, whole frame lon Lnminal Springs. Tyres and condition splendid. Cost ftto. Nearest (Mtti Reply T. A. C, s <» *~Fiee Press." Ft fmw h-2 MOTORCAR FOR SALE A BARGAIN.
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      741 5 AUCTIONS AUCTION SALE By order Of the Liquidators of the Tantpenifl Para and Cocoauut Plantations Limited, at hfjananja, Chin<; Kenc; Lek A Go's EUkUUKXm On Monday, 12th Feb., at 2-30 p.m Freehold Agricultural land situate oft Chani«i Road m the lmikiin of Payah Lebar, Blngapore area 21 acres, 1 rood.
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      631 5 KJy^l TAKE MY ADV^Cii aKfl |8§! V^^X DUPLICATOR. 1^ PERFECT COPIES iyfy pSy^; jT PERFECT EASE p<^ Price $S each. CO^ jtffcj SHARPE, ROSS Co., Lt« Singapore, AUCTIONS. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furniture A Full-size Billiard Table; English Built Rubber-Tyred Landaus, Victoria &c. rAT HURRICANE HOUSE. STEVENS ROAD
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      BIRTH.
      18 6 Sl>ai>k. At iv hin^. Sarawak, M)\)\ .Ihiiii ar\ tlic w If* «»f B. Hladk of a son.
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    The Singapore Free Press Friday, Feb. 2, 1912.
    1579 6 The Singapore Free Press Friday, Feb. 2, 1912. t^>r j. i»')oi Tnith v i»-r glorious precepir. diaw. Time was when m the Far Bast the Hum! of Shanghai was considered notorious as the place of origin of those inveracities, spread world Wide b} the i (•able, known proverbially as "bunders."
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    531 6 The Singapore Volunteer Artillery genera] meeting uill bfl h«ld tliis evening at the hrill Hull at "».:•<> p.m. At the Cathedral of the (iood Shepherd the mash tin QandlMauM i»uy <todiiy» i^ at 7 ;i.im. The follow in^; nioiithlr Swiunniug loin petitions of the Chinese Swinnning Club for .Ijjnuary will
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    SHAre CIRCULAR.
    134 6 "M. Fmm»r mid < quieter lone h.. pen led (linim* tb€ u.-fk ,»,,J tl been confined cbi«fl> to which a fair bnttinens h;^ K. BBSS. Dafft 1, <* of the ireei rising to i>.. dOM ll down from thr h liiuc been placed »l t; §10 2.'» to
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    YOUNG MEN'S MOSLEM ASSOCIATION.
    447 6 i iid. t the auepicet of the 11^>; Moslem Association, v iml witli the object of imp* fu»rV knowledge <>f English ai d pertaining to Ulan.. Mufa Ik meeting held on A>ra Honiara flail. The fairh wHI attended and sahi»». \i. PreolaVnl rinn. presided. Supportini Itaju
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      LIFEBOAT FUND.
      65 6 i" i n Editor, Sir. Kiimllv Allow me to who received lUtu for the H »yi Lifelioml tustitution and b«v< ||Ot ■enl them m, to do no wittao Jan ion tU ib« Chai tered H count i> now Loaed, Mid I \w will be «ln)\ fowarded bj Mi
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    20 6 Welsh v\ Co, Btßtbtanii !>••<■. Mi, .'.hi Troooh otitpul for .latitia pkla. Stnulv «lr\«'lopmoMl >n> rfc *> pi<X»MMjJll^.
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      220 6 I I LAMBERT BUTLERS j 1 IT?lf^^^^lhJ| Mi v//#/v»w I I i^^* I PACKED IN i lb. AIR TIGHT TINS. I I PRICE 70 CTS. PER TIN I John Little Co., Ltd., Lii.._';~..j^ I PRICE 90 CTS. PER TIN JGRAND CHARTREUSE. gr M^J GREEN y YELLOW. As arc*«lt of the
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      54 6 BILLIARDS. THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CUSHION. (.\h:ock'h Patent with Improvements of John Korkrts, Retired World's Champion) absolutely THE BEST CUSHION TO DATE FOR ANY CLIMATE. JOHN ROBERTS, 1910. only obtainable from John Roberts, London REPRKSENTATIVE FOR TUG EAST C. N. LUMB address P. 0. Box 41, Penang. bhow room Raffles Hotel. Penang.
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      13 6 For all internal complaints dysontry oc«8 olds Ac, take Woods' Great Pcp|M'rruiut oun
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    LISBON STRIKERS.
    142 7 EX-MINISTER ARRESTED City Becoming Normal. By Submarine Cable]. Xii ikr's Service. London, via Bombay. -;i i> now quiet hut there \\;isau at Coimbra, the police dispersing Btriken with sabros, Lisbon ii ringed with troops, who are rresting everyone within the prohibited ,a. Several strikeri have surrendered. I he
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    TRADE UNION ARGUMENTS.
    51 7 Kfater's Service. Ix>ndon, via Bombay. measags from Lisbon state> that a t omb hutor\ has been discovered at the trade union headquarters. A bomb exploded ii; th# evening m Fionas Senate filing three people. The troops continue m the battuesday and night and there are nntneroufl fresh
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    EXPLANATION OF THE REVOLT.
    48 7 Imikrial Xews Service. London, via Durban. the Governmeni at Lisbon has eng< i4»'d motorcars to distribute m the Prowinces an Official statement explaining Che causes Of the disturbances which it lares were promoted by trades unionists m cooperation withnnmrhi and ipported by nonarrhisl Funds.
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    BUENOS AIRES RAILWAY.
    50 7 bfRUAL News Service. Ixmdon. via Durban. message bom Buenos Aires stated that th< railway strike continue* but the com panics have Informed the Government thai the ijoods tmAc is normal and that the psHsengpf tervice uil! be continued m iccordance with the provisional timetable authorised by Government.
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    THE COLONIAL STORES' LTD.
    186 7 Attention is called bj un ■dTertisement ■i tlie < losing oi the subscription li>t for Company, on Monday next. The 1 of the Company is tii>o,noo m ti shares, 30 per cant payable on application uid SO per cent on allotment shares will be issued to
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    BRAWL IN COLOMBO
    199 7 R( ->l»i\ SMI.iM: k11.1.s ANuTHKU. Phere was considerable excitement i»eneen midnight uml I a. m. on Jan. I* i the Port, Colombo, where a murder is illeged to bave been committed. A part} R issian s,ti]<.r>. said io he frooi the uiner Aurora,' 1 were on a
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    ESPIONAGE.
    134 7 PRISONER CONGRATULATES ACCUSERS. Remarkable Questions. I By Submarine Cable]. Impkiual News Service. London, via Durban. Renter win-s from Leipzig thai Stewart was alert and sell -possessed. He answered frankly and unhesitatingly a prolonged and singular Interrogation as to his means, relationship! and capacities. He said be had £2,000 a
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    PEACE IN GHINA.
    34 7 KErTER'B Service. London, via Bomhav. Reotor*i correenondenl at Peking saye that the Kmpress has informed the Cabinet that peace has been decided on. and that she ha* instructed the Ministers accordingly.
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    JAPANESE CAPITAL FOR IRONWORKS.
    66 7 iMTWUAI News Service. London, via Durban. Thirty seven revolutionaries were executed on Jan •{<• and 81. Following instructions from the Kepubliean <io\ernment the Hanyang Ironworks Company has signed a preliminary contract with Japanese financiers through the ageiu of the Yokohama Specie Bank tor the admission of
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    KING AT GIBRALTAR.
    43 7 General Hunter Decorated. Belter's Service. London, via Bombay. H\> Maj»»t> King George presented the Colours to the Staffordshire Regiment at Gibraltar. He conferred on the < 'ornmand>'i- m Chief, Lieut. <m«u. sir Archibald Hunter, the Grand Vross ot the Victorian Order.
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    THE MASTER SCOUT.
    29 7 An American Ovation. IltmisX Nr.ws Service. London, via Durhan. a Nint York message sa\s (ieneral Uaden Powell has had a great welcome from the boy scouts.
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    NAVAL CONTRACTS ON THE THAMES.
    232 7 NAVAL CONTRACTS ON THE THAMES. Th« present position ol the Thaweti Iron Works ami Shipbuilding Company illustrates the futility of bolstering up an industry ii\ a locality unsuited to it. The Thames Shipbuilding Company >aid lm» failed to the extent of being unable to pa\ its d< btfi ri of
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    52 7 Lads Dickson has gone to Brunei on a visit to her son, Mr K. a. Dickson, the Assistant Resident. Mr .1. F. U refold and lit and Mrs Max well Thornton have issued invitations foi ia Fancy Press Ball which they are giving at the Town Hall on Friday. March
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    TURKISH REPRESSION.
    97 7 BLOODSHED AND SACRILEGE. I 15; Stibmarine Cable Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. A Turkish Uaini attacked a Bulgarian monastery m the Uskub district and led nine inmates into the church, when they were decapitated. Thereafter the band desecrated the church and plundered the monastery. Affairs at Slrnmnit/a
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    SUGAR COMMISSION.
    101 7 Concessions to Russia. Imperial Xews Service. London, via Durban. A Bl'iueula message says the Sugar Commission has r»> assembled. The Germans opposed the granting of sugar cod- j cessions to Russia, but the majority of the delegates favoured it. believing that] the result of a tall of prices
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    STEEL TRUST.
    52 7 Imd rial Kxwi Service. London, via Durban. The New York Steel Corporation hat* tiled a reply to the allegations contained iv the Government suit In which it denies its object is m any way to restrict trade or prevent competition. It contends that its operation* have not had
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    ESTATE MANAGER ATTACKED.
    91 7 niFrtm our ram Cthnii^tmdmUi lpo)i, Feb. 1 si. •lerdaj morning Mr. F. .1. Ayri*. mn na^er of the \\u flingapori Rabbet Kstate, Tapah id. whs the victim of a dastardh attack by Javanese COOlief •rmad with rhanglrflls He drew a revolver hut the cartridges misled tire. Mr.
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    BENGAL CHANGES.
    320 7 sir Aiidi.'w Fraaer has good title to >P»'aU on the r«- arrangement of Bengal, since ;in Lieutenant tiovernor be made the original proposals which Lord Curzou afterwardi altered and made his own. sir *ndrew Fraser's project bad, of coarse, a* its only object to make the Presidency of
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    88 7 It is reported [com America that one prophecy is coming true sine*' the det'eal of Reciprocity, m the resumption of the movement of American factories into Canadai This movement is notable at the present time both m Eastern Canada and m the West. The various trades supplying materials for factory
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    ITALIANS ACTIVE.
    105 7 i THE BRITISH LAUNCH INCIDENT. [Ky Submarine Cable]. Rectkr's Service. London, via Bombay. It is telegraphed from Perini thai an Jtjiliun warship ou January •{<) took ten prisoners from a native pearler olf the Yemen coast and killed two who were ■Wimming ashore. Hoha was liomharded by warships
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    AMERICAN IMMIGRATION.
    82 7 Objectionable Wording Altered. Recter's Service. London, via Bombay. At the request of the st:tt« Depejrimient th»> American S.«nate (.'oinmittee has nioditiml the DilHngham Bill, revising the codifying of l he Immigration laws, so as not to offend Japan. The modification i-iMisists of the Addition of the words unless
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    THE SPY SCARE.
    49 7 Mukden Affected. London, via Durban. Imim;rial News Service. kelegran from Ifnkden to St. Petersborg says that m consequence of the arresl of Japaneee on suspicion of heing concerned m revolationary propaganda detachment of Japaneee troopt bus entered Mukdtm to protect the livrs and property of Japaneee.
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    IPOH COMPLAINTS.
    59 7 Ipoli. IVIi ls». Telok Anton complain thai (he district <»f Lower ivmk jn being bad)) neglected by Oorernment The roads mo rery narrow, fh«" trains are slow and infrequent, t!i»« coachei un- old and the \\uv dnmpy,* 1 while the telephone communication twpfn Telok Anson and ipoii is
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    NEW TELEPHONE LINES JANUARY 1912.
    238 7 EMU \u, niis. i. W. Wrexham, Thomp •on Road. T:ui Acton, If. I). ;l >siiii Road. 686 Borneo Coy.. Ltd., Palmer <i<> low us. 72:'. de Bloncby, H. W, Lad) Hill. 093 Dnreg*, G. N. Ch. Fairfleld, Chun Road. •".•■,n Dovemuhle, .Job. Thule House, 7<i_>
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    79 7 I Dr. Simon, the son-in-law of Herr Bebel, th<> notorious Socialist member of the U»>. ichstag, has lost his life m the covne ef investigations he was carrying out concerning contagious diseases. Dr. Simon had for many years heen practising me- dicine at Zurich, and gav»> his leisure to bacteriological
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      58 7 Cold May be Avoided. jj your !<*< t are wet and cold, and your 1 Iv chilled through and through from expo- M rake a big dose of Chamberlains' Cough Hetuedy bathe your feet m hot water before Rotas; to bed. and you are almost certain to **ard off a
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      58 7 Absolutely Safe. When you have S cold get I bottle ol Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will soon nx you up all right and will ward off any tendency toward pneumonia. This remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given as confidently to a baby as to an
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      243 7 ROBINSON Co JUST RECEIVED A SMALL SHIPMENT OP LADIES UNTRIMMED STRAWS 5 ax D i LADIES READY TO WEAR HATS IN THE LATEST STYLES COLONIAL STORES, LIMITED. 1 SUBSCRIPTION LIST CLOSES, fl Monday, Feb. sth, 1912, at 3 p.m. Copies of Prospectus and forms of Application can be I had
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      527 8 j WANTED WANTED AT ONCE Kuropean N irserj GoverneNsfoi two* Udi \P StH«d live AM h s i Fek 2 WANTED Pot the Dindings s Chinese lv erpreter. The salary Is $720 per annum with 16 Diudiiifjs allowanoi the hold i «4 (he post a!-" *iraw- ,v» allowance ol ""i
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      749 8 SHIPPING BRITISH INDIA S. N. Co., Ltd. i OR Hongkong and Kobe. Tin Company's E^te i > FULTALA <j">< sons, H. Ciiidlny, CVwiimniWkir, irill m d< -.patched toi t sbove ports on oi sboatlhe »:tli instant. Terms aiui .;.•<< of freight and i>u^»;i^» (us>y he si civ.v* (.1 w it
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      1255 8 SHIPPING SHIPPING "^T&oT N D L STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, IMPFRIAL GERMAN MAIL Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth IMJ^ KIAL wVJji? and London. LINE. Through RUIr of Lading issued for China Tho fast aiul well-known m. «u steamers of Coast. Persian
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      626 8 SHIPPING Hamburg America Line, Hamburg Deutsche Dampf schif f-fahrts Css "Hansa" Bremen. COMBINED SERVICE. 'I'll, steamsrs of these Companies maintain i -^iiiar servi.-c between Hamburg, Bremen, AJltweip, and i;<>ttei(hiin. ;i i;tl tin Stiaith China and .lu]>an. Homewards, (hey are despatched fortnightly loc Havre and Bamborg and ones s month tor
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      295 8 SHIPPING INDO-CHINA^ STEAM NAVICATICN Co Mill i 1 BEBVICE Japan via Hongkong S h a and to Calcutta via Penan, Sings.po.tTaking cargo on I Canton. Mi sin. Ni >\< h n the PhJUippini >. &c, a STEAMERS. Kutsanu 1,8 N: i Laisang :v»m» Kumi i Pook» .mo Them nu inj*
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    HOW THE KING WORKS.
    563 9 Varied reading, both m fh«- directions of fact mikl fiction, makes the "Strand" Cor January an attractire number. Slosl people will turn flrsi to an article entitled "How the King Works." his Majesty* daily occupations being described m this paper by an official of the Royal
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    "THE BUNNY HUG."
    373 9 AMERI4 \'n \t w |)\n, |.s PROVK '!'«>«» T'))"! LAR. Fashionable society m New Vorfc i* «mmjoush considering the advi*al>ilit> of banishing from it-> entertain men tt many modern dances, Mich .-is The Oriz/.h Bear/ 1 The Tarkej Trot/ 1 ''The Lovers 1 TWO- Htep," l!:;iin\ Hag/
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    BY ORDER OF THE LIQUIDATOR.
    740 9 Messrs. F. \V. Barker Co.. Singapore have received Instructions rram the Liquidator of the Laiulak Bnbber Pntaton Ltd.. to receive tenders lor the entire ■took of the Landak Caoutchouc IManta^r Maatschappij consisting of six shares of the fact' value of ~>o.i'h>o Guilder* each. Surh slmrcs
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      720 9 SHIP p ing. SEEE^TOYO KISEN KAISHA J^gllll^ WESTERN PACIFIC ;g§|i§|3 DENVER an.. Rio GRANDE TOYO KISEN KrtISHA. is*2££ m: 832 2E B.B.BRINTOIf4RtI Jl.totton*. 8.8. NIPPON MAUr lljSJtona. ILNTMMMHATE.) aaaa.'-aa sss szgssss Western Pacific Denver Rio Grande Through BtandMd MaepM. I DtetagOnis TTssm Can. Yhnnwh Toorists fßeepen. Heotrtc Lights Btoetrte Vnna,
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      558 9 BANKS CHARTERED BANK of India Australia and China. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. PAID UP CAPITAL £1,200,000 RESERVE FUND £1,625,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors... £1,200,000 HKAD OFFICE: 38. BISHOPSGATE. LONDON, E. C. AGE3R lt^ \\D BR\N< HKS: Amrit^ar rTingswmg Puk« Baagfciot I|K>h Kango«m Batavia Karachi Balgon Bombay Klang Bereiuhan Calcutta Kobe
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      391 9 insurance Federal life Assurance Company of Canada. Established 1882. 8 8 CURRBNGI INSURANCE m Force, over ■&4.5,000,00G.(K New Business, 1910, over §6.640.000.0( Large Nett Surplus above liabilities foi RESERVE and all outstanding claims. Direct Government Supervision. Cash Loans, Settlements, etc, made locally Policies are M WORLD WIDE." J. H. EVANS,
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      98 9 You pp i ninr y All run down, easily tired, nervous? And do not know what to t-kc? Then go direct to your doctor. Ask his opinion cf Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It contains no alcohol, no stimulation, and b a blood purifier, a nerve tonic, a strong alterative, an aii to
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    WORKING CAPITAL
    283 10 How ro l \i Hi I umroond '<». years bairman of tin I Sugar 4 ill- 1 tivation and tor ten yearn chairumi the Kalumpoiig H Co., writes the following interesting i l r•» i on Working Capita] li. ti *N C. I News ol the 1 Bth
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    REVOLUTION AND TRADE.
    468 10 Thr •.Imiut's oi pajttoatel aattletaettfl <>i Mm political >inuitu-ii arc txMtinga benfl tteenl Lnflnenoe on (he u-a<h\ nfi !(< N- <•. Dail> N* ws. although Mm ezMttl of thai iniliuMit -c is uiii ri»\vtil i«y th<- aeveraj an eortala facton \\ltitli may make their locoe fell at
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    A NEW & IMPROVED TREATMENT FOR THE HAIR.
    979 10 A NEW IMPROVED TREATMENT FOR THE HAIR. The riim is Bml aj)}>i(»;n hin^ when it frill be considered just am omeeral} topoam m little. 01 no hah M it Is at prcsrni toexhlbH a v{a j> m ex 'a rcri b. It uia\ li<«\\«\<r. a coniflort to mau\ «rho v
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    635 10 The Total where given represents the output since Jan. 1911. except where a tlgure m brackets is given, representing ko many months. When a month's return imissed, this total represents the last avail able total. !>'< Jan. Tot;<l Allagar V.M:,;. Alor FoagM 5 i ."> r S
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    TIN RETURNS
    50 10 l>. t I Bi -.1, Chi Gopeng tieawcx i LllUlUfi Kami Kioto ri r :i on Kledang Kramai Pulai Lahai .Mvriui.iniui I Middleton Ni'u Uopei Ni-w Tan:!- i P. Conftolidi Pengk»] E*UBiug i: il Rahman Rahman Hyd Ramhutan Raub < Redhills Royal Johi Sereadah Siputeh Bociete »!«'> Btaioi
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      100 10 A Reliable Remedy. You mm iii >t \j>. i iii Dttngon our Hell w inn "i tmki Chamberlain's* Coofli Remed) Em cold Ml iliat ))i» ;iiatii>u has won ji-. ,i».n reputation and extensive b) Its remark h\>i<- coroe <>f coldn, and <-;tn alwa) r i>«- depend 't u .ji. li
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      27 10 THE BANGKOK TIMES (WTABLJ HED l-»--7.> LEADING PAPER IN SIAM. DAILY AND WEEKLY ENGLISH AND SIAMESE LARGEST CIRCULATION. KELLY ANO WALSH, LTD. Singapore Agents. Telegrams: TIMES, BANGKOK.
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      160 10 I I BEAUTIFiER SNOWjY' Elegance and r 1 "Hazeline' Snow" V\ I (TRADE MAW rv l Let tin- sl.in !><• rousfh or wrinkled, <lrv or g^reas) Hazelini Snow will <(<> ihore to restore iis youthful freshness .m<! line texture than an) other preparation. fhe skin absorbs "'M.\zklixk' Sx«>v rapidly and
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      36 10 W. J. GARCIA 219, Orchard Road. Piano, Organ <fc Musical In* ments dealer. Pianos bought, sold or exchange Good prices allowed for old i striunents. Cheapest and best stock of Mus£ and small musical goods Singapore.
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    SHARES.
    1300 11 "ap. Issuf. Paid. Last Dry. Buyers. Hellers, k '5,000 2s 2s Allagar 10% 6^ 8 lOi 2 50.000 2s 2s Anglo-Malay 45% int 17 3 17 ios .0.000 2s 2s Batang Malaka 14 2 10 x.1.000 1 1 Batu Caves 75% int 1? 15 0 12 5 0 *0,000
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 11 (Corrected up to K*l». i.) Bank 4ms 2-4f demand 2-4 5-89 Private credits 3 m/g 2-4$ credits 6 m a 2-4 28-89 France demand Bank 294 Germany, demand 238$ India, T. T. i 74 Hongkong, demand i Yokohama, demand 114 Java, demand 140$ Bangkok, demand 66 Sovereigns, Bank Buying
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    PRODUCE.
    134 11 Peb. 1. Tin < ion tons sold* 96.7 _>'. Gambier 10#35 Gambier Cube No. 1 15.40 Gambier Cube No. 2 nom. Pepper Black ordin. Spore buyer* 22. H7^ Pepper, (White fair) 32.00 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) nom. Xutinogs (80 to the lb.) nom. Mace (Banda) 210 Cloves 'Amboiua)
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      27 11 HIGHEST QUALITY "EAGLE" BRAND w O^ -0?* 'BORNEO BRAND i FRESH SHIPMENTS Every barrel guaranteed up to British jtion m first-class I rl -hi I SOLE IMPORTERS.
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      134 11 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ UNDER OONTBACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. BEYNIERZ Jiandjermasshi, Btag6D, Kota-Baroe, Samarimla, Balik -Papsin. Doaggala, Beroow Tarakaa and Sampi! Peb -i BOCHUBBEN BataTia, rkwniiiiig. Boerabajra, jfakanftar. Balik-Papan, Donggala, Kwandang,
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      1186 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Tons Commanders Arrived From For When Buphrosync Brit yen 85 Barrett Portsmouth, 10-1 V. Hebrides I'uosrtaia Sea Belle F.M.8. yet 400 Ahmet Pahang 24-1 F.M8 Dock S/igetxar Aus cru 9900 Xante Pole, 911 tus. Consul fJnoertnie I l.Hemir.k Dut cru 5000 Smit T. Prion, 801
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    PULAU BULANG.
    1646 12 The directors 1 report ot the Pulau Bwlang Rnbber and produce <». to the shareholders for the meeting on Feb. 9th contains the following FINANCE. The Company was registered «vi 82nd .lime. I'.UO. with a nominal C'api sal <>! 15,000,000 divided into 500,000 shares of tllF nacih, <>f
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    S'PORE LADIES' RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
    112 12 S'PORE LADIES' RIFLE ASSOCIATION. r'oi tbe February Competition > t th'" Mills Troph) the Association made Ihu. Uj spite t>t a sei\ Btrong ssimi individual scores ai t Misi heir Mrs. Felkin B*J Fishei B 0 Goldie '_".> Lady Evelyn Vouug 2ft Mrs. Watkins i^ Total LBU The Itlniiarv SpOOU
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    51 12 A Montreal l»o>. charged with pocketpicking, pleaded that he had learnt it from watching cinematograph pictures. I Die iinal m tbe Ladies' Amateur <io)f Championship of India hetwoen Mrs. Han milord ami Miss Binning wan played on .lan. l«.»tl» m I'alcutta and won by the former h\ '2 up ami
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    Singapore Golf Club
    246 12 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP. FntsT Round. Dr h*. A. Campbell, I. E. Winter: H. R. L. Dyne, F. <J. Stevens: R. H. Sharpe. <i. C. Proctor; (.'apt. Rutherford, W. .r. Mayson C. Bveritt, L. 15. Nacphail. Byes. l>i (i. A. Fullavson, U. l>. Acton. Dr V. Fern lie. Find
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    THE OIL FIELDS AT SUEZ.
    521 12 Mr. hnnlop. the British ice ('<>rr-iil af Port >aiil. j^i v the following nccount ol the development ot oil Itelds ou the coast Of the (lull ot Sm and the Red >ea. The pioueer ccimpanj began opera tion« at tnsah, Rome I6ii mile« down the
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    REALLY.
    121 12 A feature ot the recent Penang Race meeting was ihe Dumber of planters thai were present and the interest they all took m the sport. <>ne of their Dumber is credited with having "bagged" some £2,000, and several others took awa> 6200 to A':;00 apiece. It will he Doled
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    817 12 The 1i.1.M.5. (iardinge arrired from Karachi yesterday morning with 1,064 Iv dian troopsfor Hongkong. The Dutch cruiser M Zeven Provincien,* 1 which was recentl] ashore Dear Pnlau Kundur, anriTed on Wednesday and is to he docked at Tanjong Pagur for repairs. The Imp. Qerman mail steamer Prinz Bite!
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    47 12 Sunday, Peb, 4th. Johnston*! Pier, 10 ami II a.m.. 2:n\ an\d p.m. Club Rungalow, 9-80 and 10-80 a.m.. 13-15, and s*Bo p.m. Matico Capsules and Injection still nmintain their reputation fur the cure of all those iv couvenient diseases, aeoui which>be Jess«*aui the better.
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      260 12 NEW ZEALAND Smoked Blue Cod,L Cold Storage Co., Ltd ALHAMBRA, Beach Road. •J.ni- SIIoU '.«.:;(i I< ii P.M. km i re HERE AT LAST H ANG X FROM RAGS TO SILK I'Al'- r I AKH I-.Mli ii I lUMi l\.\ M M Ij excelientlj •Un i>. Trioiupht. brimfn] thrilling iwi
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