The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 November 1912

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MARCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 19 1912. NO. 7,681
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    184 1 i Despite tbe enormous spread of cholera, and the sufferings of tens of thousands, refugees from Tchataldja lines are pouring into Constantinople, and the warships are landing guards—Page 7. Heavy fighting is reported from the main point of rontact on the last line of' defence to Constantinople,
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    JUNGLE NIGHTS.
    1292 1 The Punishment of a BOOUI How is it. Ali". I asked, that I never see anything like (lie magic and witchcraft of which you were telling us tho other night.' Long have I searched but no true pa wan 4 have I been able to find." Ali looked
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      302 1 I SENSATIONAL AND 1 ENTERTAINING FILMS! I N TO-NIGHT 1 S SUPERB CHANGE 6 NEW PICTURES 6 2nd Show 9-30 to 11 p.m. HOW IVORY IS OBTAINED. A WRESTLING MATCH between Cou.nv Williams. SLICK (Comic Trick Bobject). WANTED: A BEARS SKIN (Max Under). IN FEUDAL DAYS -A Capital Hollandsche Film.
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      233 1 HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH I I NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. I I Grand Changl of Programme. I I TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT!! I A PUEBLO LEGEND 3,000 ft. Biograph. t (A Myt)*)logical Story of the Indians of the American Southwest.) I FORTUNATELY ARRIVED IN TIME Itala. I V Rattling Good Comedy.) I ITO GET
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      322 1 THE PARSEE RIPON THEATRICAL Co. of Bombay. IT/7/ stdi/r to -It it /fit AT THE THEATRE ROYAL, hOKTII BRIDGE HOAI>. GOOLE-BAKAVLI Look out! Look out!! FOR THE SPECIAL HARI RAYA PERFORMANCE Wednesday. November 20. BAG E-BEDAD A very comical play full of fun. Admiuion $3, $2. $1 A5O ctt Zcnan
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      96 1 BMifo, Rtocrtißemetttfc Tenders for Khio Residency —Page 2. Two houses to Ui —*¥fll S. Ship tailings, < baron, Dunottar Castle. ThOßgwa and Luet/uw —Page ft. Announcement of the llipon o for the Hari Kaya Haji Page 1. P>ook-keeper wanted Ptogt 2. Guthne A i. o completely equip and erect rubber
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      149 1 THE WEEK. Tuttdij 19th. Hltfh Water— o :S7 a.m.. V 56 pm. V.M.C.A., "Bonnie Tnuee Charlie 45 puj. Wednesday 20th. High Water— 7 21 a.m., 7 16 p.m. Hari Raya Hadji (Mohammedan Festival). Thursday 21st. Hltfh Water— 7 a.m., S-14 p.m. C.K.Z.M., Sale of Work Mem. Hall 4—7 pm. Friday
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    486 2 > m Sir West Kidgeway was m the chair on Oct. 24th at the dinner which the Ceylon men m London gave to Sir Hugh and Lady Clifford at the Kit/. Hotel. According to information which a Berlin correspondent has obtained, 15 m. guns are being mounted m the thips
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      367 2 FINE ENGLISH PIANO 3 ON HIRE FOR XMAS SEASON FROM $10 FINE TUNING INCLUDED ROBINSON PIANO Co., m. Wanted WANTED A good book-keej>er. Apply m own handwritiug with copies of teHtituonials and salary required to F. W. BARKER Co., Winchester House. Nov 19 tths M-l] FIRST CLASS SHORTHAND-TYPIST (Lady) seeks
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      1024 2 Notices THE SINGAPORE AND BATU PAHAT STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. (In Liquidation.) Notice is hereby iven that any person or i persons having any claim or claims against ii the above Company are requested to send j I particulars of their claims m writing t# the' 1 1 undersigned within 14
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      374 2 For Sale R. MORTON, Horse Importer, IVIH. > mi '.HARD RD. TEL. Nu HBO. HORSE FODDER, best quality of all kinds always m Stock. HORSEB COBS AND PONIES, fresh arrivals monthly to suit local requirements. CARRIAGE HIRES, both Victoria and palanquin turnouts for private use by the month. HARNESS AND
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      481 2 To Let SMALL HOUSE TO LET. On East Coast Koad, ahoiit K*fl \<K |.< x l( j Confed. Kstate. Kd.. newly built, h? two-storey, dry sandy soil. U« nt Apply fo B!>X No 222. c o )■>, Nov 19 L| TO LET FURNISHED. Grasslands, m, St. Thomas alk. I. Court
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    CHINESE COMMERCIAL HONESTY.
    530 3 iTo the Editor of Pall Mail Gazette. Sir,— The danger of destroying a popular belief lies m the reaction consequent upon such destruction the almost inevitable scepticism as to the endurance of any good m the foundation upon which the superstructure was reared. It cannot, therefore, be
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    COLONIAL SECRETARY IN CEYLON.
    220 3 Iv the Commons on Oct. 2i»th Colonel Yate raised the question of the appoint ment of Mr Reginald Stubbs, a junior first class clerk m the Colonial Office, as Colo nial Secretory m Ceylon, involving the supersession of the officiating secretary who had had long experience
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    ENGLAND'S AID TO FRANCE.
    123 3 An interesting experiment is being made m the revictualliug of the French military district of Lake Chad by the aid of the English railway through Nigeria. Transported by water to IJaro, the poms on the Niger where the railway of Northern Nigeria begins, 124 tons of
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    THE PANAMA CANAL LOCKS.
    573 3 Provision Against Disaster. Continuing the illustrated description of the Panama Canal, Kngiueering deals with the locks, the most interesting features of which are the devices for protecting the lock-gates from injury either by ships colliding with the gates or other accident which would open through comI
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    PASSING OF A FAMOUS P. AND O. LINER.
    200 3 Tkf: "Bomb" Bold to Fumca Company* London advices to hand by the I". M. S. Polynesian lust week state that the P. and <>. cruising yacht Yectis." better known m Australia as the P. and O. X.M.S. Home has been sold to
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    BUDDHIST TEMPLE SENSATION.
    132 3 Ckyi.on Phikst's Bblp Immolation. Anuradhapura, November 7th. An occurrence which created a great sensation took place m the town this morning. A Huddhist Priest, named Okkan pitiya Katanapala, wrapped himself m robes saturated m oils and immolated I himself at the Kuanweliseya Maluwa by: setting fire to
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      221 3 SIMPSONS SCOTCH WHISKY the ot ;U UU largeBt Caniois of whisk >> frora Scotland. It was, F r,T f ainM i O1)ni tO Uml Sin^sons should have selected the name "Blue „i n-kn #Tfc hnin <1 l of wllisk >' whi(l > '•iDidly growing m de.uand m all the marKetfl
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      122 3 ABSOLUTELY -cCV PURE GRAND PRIX \jK PARIS 1889 BEER Q THE EAST ASIATIC Co Ltd., SOLE IMPORTERS. V ft's nevei^tooleaf/y \M toxtake Jj Fraser&NeavesT)^^ SODAWATE^ CBby^libbys lfL--i^ fe r^^^-y^>^>> UNSURPASSED i^lil^ 1 GUARANTEED >> A 10c cnn o( Llimv* PRF.MIF.R HOl'P (< tO COITipIV With all >> m:\k«w» nix I'tato-*
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    EXILE AMONG SAVAGES.
    714 4 A nameless white man is working out a lonely penance iv the wilds of the Upper Congo, living among the natives, by whom ie is regarded as a sort of demi-god. He has buried himself m the depths of the forest and teaches the savage tribe with
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    TINNED FOOD STUFFS.
    265 4 The following is from the report of the Colombo Municipal Health Oilicer, on the food supply of Colombo for the year. The huge sale upon which tinned milk is used will be seen from the fact that during the twelve months extending fiom June 1910, to July
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      323 4 APPOINTMENT H M E K NG CONTRACTORS TO The British Admiralty. The War Office. The India Office. MILKMAID MILK LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. ILKMAID NATURAL 'Top-Notch Brand, recognised m every land, J f you search both heini spheres, not a finer m ilk appears, L et it be where'er
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      45 4 Grimaulfg Bkin Boap, bo justly renowned for its cleansing and curative properties m re. moving dobie's itch, Ac, prevents all skin diseases: it is nice to use, has a most refreshing smell and should always be used In hot countries m washing and shaving a
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      686 4 HYGIENIC HINTS. Sore Throat Tth Cure and Prevention.' That •'prevention is better than cure is a j truth which the medical profession is daily I impressing upon the public Although it has been partly learnt, much remains to be done before common diseases are exterminated, as Typhus Fever, Cholera, and
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      150 4 /^vVi/ trade rVi 7\ BRANO Tonic Wine t-H-^l V^^'l Bodies and Brains 'y Recovery of appetite and digestive I 1 power. Recovery of a healthy svipply of I 1 vitalising blood. V Recovery of mental and physical \j M Recovery of buoyancy of spirit-. »JjJJ^jmJ3 V 'VANA' keeps v" V
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    INTERPORT CRICKET
    550 5 shanghai y. Honokonc. This match took place at Hongkong on Tuesday and Wednesday of last weekend was to he continued on Thursday, the result, be -ing a certain defeat for Shanghai. possibly by an innings. Hongkong hatted first, aii.l mads the fine score of 417, SYerybody save one
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    THE PENANG TIN CASES.
    401 5 A private wire received by Messrs. Logan and Ross, one of the legal nrms who represented the Chinese m what was known as the Tin Cases, says that the appeal of the plaintiffs to the Privy Coimcil against the judgment of the Full Court of Appeal
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    WAR FILMS.
    427 5 Tm lill.MN CAMPAIGN IX C'OLOl 'KS. i'.reat as are the possibilities of excite ment m the life of a war correspondent, they fall far short of those which present themselves to a cinematograph operator at the front. The former may be able to obtain good copy limuy miles
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    NORWEGIAN EXPLORATION IN NEW GUINEA.
    310 5 The Norwegian e\j)lorer M.Carl Lnav holt/ laid before the (Geographical Society of Christiania lus new scheme, wliich is to explore the interior of the world's second largaafl island, New Guinea. M. Lumholt/ i> ii man well known to his countrymen, baring thrice conducted expeditions to
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    46 5 1 have an an" -ction," said the youth, Tl c maiden fluttered, coy "This is so sudden, Mr. Snookes, But Ma will jump for joy He stammered Woods' Great Peppermint Cure She fell upon his breast. He braced himself It's only aa Affection of the chest
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      610 5 Auctions ESTATE OF GAW BOON CHAN DECEASED. IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Godowns, Town, Residential and Country Properties. Monday A Tuesday, November, 25th A 26th. Each day Commencing at 2-30 p. m. Ist DAYS SALE (18 LOTS) Houses Nos. 30-a, Killiney Road, The E4GL**/' 30-b. Killinev Road no c Kiiii^,.,
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      768 5 \INERTOIT^ PAINT y^ ANTICOHHOSIVE Exhaustive trials have proved rt to be tfe« fw«f nmfprffnn Seir h eo t nstructio al Lt iL^tTE^S effect whatever on iron and steel coated with InertoL i WATERPROOF Concrete and cement surfaces are rendered impermeable Most suitable for reservoirs water-tanks etc. Write for Illustrated Booklet
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    Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH.
    21 6 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. Frankel.— On Nov. 18th, at Frankfort House," Lloyd Rd. the wife of Mr. Julian I'iiankkl, of a daughter.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1912.
    1498 6 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1912. Here «hal! itie Pre«s v"c Peoples rigM inaialatak L'r.twf) by infl>crif «n<l urbri*>«d by ga»n Me\e r...fij« Ttuifc "»i gtriricws vracepti draw. Pl-dged u> Vi-liy> I.. ran v *nd Law. Notwithstanding the fact that away m the west of the Balkan Peninsula,
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    513 6 Mr 6. T ravers has returned to Kuala Lumpur from England. I>r. and Mrs. McGregor leave for England by the P. and O. Nyanza." Mr. and Mrs. B. i". N. Knight, of .Teboug X state, have returned from their trip home. Mr. A. C. Hayman. sectional engineer. Trang, is proceeding
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    GAMING IN F.M. S.
    71 6 GAMING I N F.M. S. Chinese Support Prohibition. (From Our Onn CwffMytmdi I poll. \<)\ A monster Chinese meetm- w. ts h«-Ut ln the Chinese Chamber of GoflMNfi day m support of the (iovrrnnj.nr for the suppression of gambling. speakers, who were all towkay- upon the evils of fUibliag Mid
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    SELANGOR NEWS.
    135 6 [From Our Own Cwrmp§md§uL) Kuala Lumpur, Nov. l At a farewell concert at tlj. ffeiaiiffQc Club on Saturday Serjeant Major Lain* was presented with a silver wati h thi M. S. V. X., Major Pooley making tli sentation. A draft for forty pouinialso presented. Planters m Council. At
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    GENL. SIR TAN HAMILTON ARRIVES.
    381 6 Oenl. Sir lan Hamilton, Inspector <». al of Overseas Forces, and his staff at i from Hon^konk' bf the P. un«l 0. inter/a* d> ate steamer Nyan/a at B p id. <»n Sunday. The Inspector General of landed at Johnston's Pier yesterda> morn inn and
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    172 6 A Chinaman was arrest.- 1 v, morning for ittimptlig lo P a j.'u.«llt.ry nviMitly stolen from the n«J WBOt of l>r. QUoMM Kllis. Chief DlllOllvi I isp.vtor N,:,. ftM iOM v.-ry good W ork vi Bii ItMv,^ for Mul.ua>;, M Tkm vat the ittMtir* JipirtMtui ti,. Mr Murtin L©*ke the
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      118 6 Kn I Mil vinli j}'^J^Qm}&gj£\ A Natural Tonic Water M^^^^^\ IN PINTS AND SPLITS IF »lH Fresh SlOcks Arliv€ Monthly. THE TRADE SUPPLIED CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co., SOLE AGENTS. SPECIAL DISPLAY OP LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S ip EVENING DRESS WEAR, g SEE WINDOWS AT LITTLES |E| [H Adelphi j^< Hotel. NIGHTLY, A
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      51 6 BILLIARDS. THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CUSHION. (Alcock'B Patent with Improvements of John Roberts, Retired World's Champion) ab»olutely THE BEST CUSHION TO DATE FOR ANY CLIMATE. JOHN ROBERTS, 19 10. only obtainable from John Roberts, London REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE EABT C. N. LUft^B address: P. 0. Box 41, Penang. show room Raffles Hotel,
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    NATURE'S AUDIT.
    144 7 THE PENCIL OF DEATH. Nasib. Redteb's Sebvicb. London, Nov. 17.— Messages from Con- i -itautiuople say that cholera has become a I worse scourge than the war. The number I of victims now exceeds a thousand daily i and over BO per;' cent, of the cases are fatal.
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    OBITUARY.
    22 7 London, Nov 1H. The death is announced of Lord Calthorpe (Lt.-Genl. Sir Somerset John Gough Calthorpe who served m the Crimea.)
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    AUSTRIA AND SERVIA.
    44 7 Vienna, Nov. 1H. The acrimony of the Servian newspapers and the extraordinary treatment of the Austrian Consuls at Dtkmb and Prizrend who are kept practically prisoners, unable to communicate with the outside world, exasperates the Austrian Press, which is becoming restive.
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    GERMAN ENTERPRISE.
    30 7 London, Nov. 18. The German East African line announces that a fast new service commencing from the New Year will run from Durban to Kilindini m six days.
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    THE CAULFIELD CUP.
    577 7 The Caulfield Cup was run at Melbourne on Oct. 19th resulting m a win for Mr W. Reid's I'ncle Sam, ridden by G. Lambert, Mr E. J. Craven's Lady Medallist CM. Connell* being second, and Mr S. P. Mackay's Royal Scotch (M'Laclilan) third. We take the following
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  • AT TCHALDJA LINES.
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      WHAT IS HAPPENING?
      101 7 Rkcter's Sebvicb. London, Nov. 17.—A telegram from Constantinople despatched at 11.30 a.m.) states that heavy tiring has been audible throughout the city since the earliest hour of the morning and would seem to denote a general engagement m progress. There is considerable excitement m the city and
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      SOFIA WITHOUT NEWS.
      87 7 London, Nov. 17. No official war news has been received at Sofia from head tjuarters for five days and it is presumed either that littla progress has been made m the attack on Tchataldja or that fight ing has altogether ceased pending the negotiations for an armistice.
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      ON THE ADRIATIC.
      19 7 Rieka, Montenegro, Nov. 17. The Montenegriu forces yesterday occupied San Giovanni di Medua Rnd its environs.
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      AT SCUTARI.
      99 7 Disappointed Montenegrins. London, Nov. 17. Renter wiring from Riekn says General Vukotics has arrived near Lake Scutari and will march to-day to join m the 6iege. The Servians are also expected and on their arrival com bined action on the Albanian coast is anticipated, if the Austro- Montenegrin
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      The Protection of Constantinople.
      40 7 Constantinople, Nov. 17. Reuter'g cor respondent visiting the Tchataldja lines failed to find any cordon of picked troops which it was staled the Government had posted to prevent the mobs of retreating soldiery entering the City.
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      And of Pera.
      34 7 It seems that the protection of Pera will devolve entirety on the gendarmerie and foreign marines, small bodies of the latter of whom were sent to each Embassy late yesterday evening.
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      FURTHER FIGHTING.
      61 7 Constantinople, Nov. 17, evening. The Bulgarian! delivered a general attack on the Tchataldja lines at three m the morn ing. There was heavy cannonading all day long. N'a/im Pasha telegraphs that the fighting UMted until an hour after sunset. The enemy who advanced more special ly against the
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      Precautions Against Disorder.
      89 7 The Ambassadors and commanders of the international squadron have decided to land forces at live m the morning and remain concealed m building! m various quarters of the City until they are required during the fighting, though several hundred fresh troops were seen going towards Tchataldja. Keuter's
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    PROPERTY SALE.
    142 7 The following properties were disposed of by auction by Messrs Ching Keng Lee and Co. at their sale-room yesterday afternoon. 999 years leasehold land aud house No. 81 Phillip Street, area 1,563 sq. ft. quit rent VI. Monthly rent $90. Bought by J. 11. Ellis for 519.000. 999
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    THE BANDITS REVENGE.
    82 7 SALONIKA EXPLOSION. A Terrible Result. London, Nov. 18. A Telegram from Athens says that huudreds of Turkish prisoners were confined m the barracks adjoining the magazine which exploded at Salonika. 312 of them were killed and 430 wounded, besides a number of Greek troops who were guarding
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    MONGOLIA.
    44 7 Russians for Urga. St. Petersburg, Nov. 17. The Cossack force which is bein«,' sent to Tr^a is of a strength unstated. The Russian frontier authorities have arranged for the stora^o of tents and supplies at various stages on the march through Mongolia. i
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    MONGOLIA AND PEKING.
    534 7 Chinese Press Angby. The China Press Special Correspondent writes thus on Pekiug. October 25 In Chinese circles the one topic of conversation and comment during the past week has been Russia's latest move m Mongolia. When, a few days before the t aunouncemcut of Russia's recognition of
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    C. E. Z. M. SALE OF WORK.
    119 7 The half yearly sale of work of this worthy institution takes place m the Memorial Hall on Thursday and Friday, this week, from 4 to 7 p.m., there being no sale on Saturday as on former occasions. The Uishop of Singapore will open
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    19 7 Lord Edward Cecil has been appointed Financial Adviser to the Egyptian Governm cut, m place of Sir Paul Harvey.
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    THE GREAT DOCK CASE.
    964 7 PERSONALITIES AND PAYMENTS, I {From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Xov 24. Mr. Justice Parker who is hearing the great Singapore dock case is a tall spare man of dry ways and quiet demeanour. He knows his business thoroughly and his verdict, whatever it is, will carry
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      294 7 ROBINSON Co. a EVERYTHING FOR MEN'S WEAR AKRTEX CELLULAI SINGLETS. Short sleeves, it is cool and ■■■rT\ h h *> m weight, and forms an ideal garment for the tropics; t composed of small cells it gives perfect ventilation. I -yt '-M& PrtOG $15 per dozen. t fV \TRUNK DRAWERS
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      454 8 OCEAN S.S. Co., "D AND CHINA MUTUAL S. N Co., Ltd Q The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwaids for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan home wards for London. Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa. Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre and
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      546 8 Shipping OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co., LtdBroome, Port Hedland, Cossack, \shburton, Carnarvon, Geraldton and Fremantle The Company's Steamer "CHARON" 4,662 tons, Captain Dalgleish, is intended to sail for the above ports on Thursday, the 28th November, 1912. For Freight or Passage apply to W. MANSFIELD A Co. Ltd., Agents. O.S.S. Co.,
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      617 8 Shipping N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. A Fortnightly service is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles, London and Antwerp, under mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The New TwinBcrew Steamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted with
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      968 8 Shipping N.D.L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremeo IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mall steamers o» this Company sail fortnightly from Bremes Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Sonthamp < ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonnectinf 1 Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtan
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      636 8 Shipping I P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY J For China, Japan, Penang, CeylcAustralia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued toi Coast, Persian Gulf. Continental and \iu- i Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or ab< a MAIL LINES 1912 HOMEWARD (FOR EUROPE) From
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      355 8 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. Per P O str Mantua, connecting with the fctr Devanha at Coloml>o, due Nov 20.— T. H. Treacher. B. Matthew. Per P. A O. str Sumatra, due Nov '28.- Mrs Logan. Mr A Mrs T. \V. Rolley and children, Mrs A. Sharp. Per P O str Malwa, connecting
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      812 9 I Ship pint Toyo Kisen Kaisha (ORIENTAL S. S. Co.) AND Western Pacific Railway Co, i The New Route Via China, Japan, Honolulu and San FranCisco to all points m the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. &™^£2tm^2Snl&?/!ZZ Tnrbine LlnerB "SHINTO MARU", "TENYO K a r n E^PP^ with Wireless
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      738 9 Shipping Pacific Mail S.S. Co. U. S. MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi-Tropical Route Only line taking the warm SOUTHERN ROUTE across the Pacific via HONOLULU, OAHU, on the most fertile and beautiful island I of the Pacific. Through Passage Tickets granted to England, France and
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      546 9 Banks THE BANK OF TAIWAN, Ltd. Incorporated by SPECIAL IMPERIAL CHARTER. Capital Subscribed ¥10,000,000 Capital Paid Up V 6,250,000 Reserve Funds V 3,100,000 HEAD OFFICE TAIPEH, FORMOSA, (Taiwan). Branches and Aoencies: Ainoy Keelung Osaka Tamsui Bombay Kobe Shanghai Tokyo Canton Kagi Bwatow Yokohama Calcutta London Taichu Etc., etc. Moji Tainan
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      653 9 i—^ M^ MM^^^^^^^ Insurance GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE Co.. Ltd. Head Office WINCHESTER HOUSE, SINGAPORE. Nominal Capital 5250.0U0 Paid up Capital $133. «i0 Insurances m force over ....$5,000,000 Annual premium Income over 400,000 Board of Directors: G. A. Derrick, Esq., Chairman. A. H. Fair, Esq., Managing Directot, Peter Fowlie, m.b.
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    HORSE-RACING ETHICS.
    565 10 Says the Malaysia Message under the above heading: "Tosome people horse racing is the greatest of all sports, those who engage m it are called sportsmen," and their club is the Sporting Club." Our own opinion I is that there are many other sports which are far more
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    SOLE SURVIVOR'S STORY OF WRECK.
    338 10 SOLE SURVIVOR'S STORY OF WRECK. Foi i Udixs on v i'i.wk m Stokmv Sk\. a fchrilling account of Urn ttcapi O f the sole survivor of the crew of 21 «hn tho Cardiff steamer North liriton sank m gmle ofT l^bant was told at the Board of Irade inquiry at
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    THE SCENIC BEAUTIES OF THE PANAMA CANAL.
    344 10 There is one thing m which the Panama Canal will have M the pull over the Sue/, ditch it will he able to boast about its scenery. The Rt. Hon. tor James Bryce, the British Ambassador at Washington, was recently at Panama and
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    CALCUTTA RIDING FATALITY.
    166 10 A sad riding fatality took place at lially gun^e reotntly. Mr W'estiuacott. a *oh citor of the firm of Messrs I'ugh and Co.. and bis wife were returning from a ride m the lines and as they emerged on to the Ballygunge inaidau. the lady's horse beCMM
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS
    1178 10 The list U)tal wht re nivon represents Ifm, f.»r 1911. except where a figure iv brackets is given representing so many months. Estate managers ami a^i-nts will oblige by correcting returns if wrcag. In onler to avoid the com phcation involviHl to Companies finishing tlieir >♦ ar
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    TIN RETURNS.
    167 10 1911. OSB, 1912 I Be,lit 4,865 [fl |,aiN Bruang ssv fl Bruseh 5,084 I C'henderianc 440 I i>ungun (Wottraam) I G °P <1| *K 7,060 9 Heawood 9)4.895 9 Kainuning(dollar8>9^3.119 n J| Kauaboi 8,008 fl Kiuta 11U.065 fl Kmta Association 9*6. W58 II Kledlin K 2,063 M Krainat
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    British North Borneo.
    25 10 Beaufort mBmm British Borneo •lenderata Langkon fl Molttla p Sapong 8ekon |)M fl South East 6.618 Tenoin 9 |VfJ iHl .c flj
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 11 (CORRBCTKD UP TO Nov. 18.1 Bank 4ma 2-4 13-32 demand 2-4 3-32 Private credits 3ra c 2.4 9.lft N credits 0m 2-4 29-32 France demand Bank 294 Germany, demand 288* India, T. T. 174* Hongkong, demand n|°^ Yokohama, demand 113$ Java, demand 140J Bangkok, demand 65^ Sovereigns, Bank Buying
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    PRODUCE.
    130 11 Nov. 18. Tin 100 tons sold $114. «5 Gambler 818 Giunbier Cube No. 1 14.50 Gambier Cube No. 2 nonv Pepper Black ordin. Spore Pepper, (White fair) buyers 83.75 Nutmegs (110 to the Ib.) nom Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) nom Mace (Banda) Uj Cloves (Amboina'i nom Bali Coffee
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      1230 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Tons Commanders From Arrived For Wh< n Lotus ych Brit 150 Jenkin Jesselton, 18 10 Brit Consul Uncertain Sea Belle F.M.S. ych 400 Ahmat P. Sham, 18-11 F.M.S, Govt. Sri Buat Is 18 Kuantan F.M.S. 249 Egdom Kuantan, 15-11 F.M.S. P. Swet Defence H.M.S. *****
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    MALACCA MURDER CASE.
    151 12 Retbial Yebtkbday. A new jury was empannelled yesterday m the case of Ahmat bin Mohamed Aris, who is charged with murder by causing the death of Mr. F. H. Bowen. an assistant on the Bukit Ashjiu Estate, Malacca, by stabbing him with a knife on August 5
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    KELANTAN POLICEMAN.
    233 12 Bkticoio a\\a\ a "afaaaiao Woman. .Tudgment was given by Mr. Firmstone at the Police Court yesterday m a case m which one Suraiui Singh, Sikh Police Corporal from Kelantan, was charged with baring enticed away a Sikh woman by the name of Bersant Knot from Northern India and
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    AID FROM CHINESE ABROAD.
    419 12 Lo em ein BmoAFOMh Singapore, < October 15. Amonu the at rivals by the M Hitachi Maru," on Monday, from Japan and China, was Mr Lv (hi Ye, formerly Assistant Commissioner of Justice to the Provisional Government of China, and chief assistant to Wu Tianu Fau^.
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    46 12 famUv ofT a baby irl m tWe w as d 6 marriGd S ff ™^te, and Violet. sa d h"; M ther 8 liame is Viola wi f Dd Mamma H and ng' An a Bball ™11 our dartlection of tt P^ WHh a Vivid recot
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    700 12 Opening of New Club. ;/Vom Our Own Correspondent.) On Saturday afternoon the New Club m Malacca was formally declared open by Mr. L. E. P. Wolferstan, Resident. After a group photograph of the company present had been taken Mr. "VVolferstau m a short speech detailed the various steps
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    RESCUE BY THE TRANSPORT "SOUDAN."
    108 12 RESCUE BY THE TRANSPORT SOUDAN." On her way dot^n from the North the transport Soudan at h a m. on Sunday sighted a junk, drifting, dismasted and rudderless, about twelve miles South of Kupchi Point, with four men m her making frantic signals of distress. The Soudan bore down to
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    64 12 The Japanese battle cruiser Hiyei will be launched at Vokosuka on the morning of November 21. The Kmperor will probably be present. The Hiyei is of 26,000 tons displacement and will steam 26 knots an hour. Her main armament will consist of eight 14 -inch and sixteen 6-inch guns. The
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    IPOH RACES.
    192 12 (From Our Own Correspondent.) The following are the entries. Roadsters Handicap. Blueboy 12, Chrysalis 12, Maoriboy 12, Tommy 11, Tagalie 10.8, Cooee 10.7, Datine 10.7, llory O'Moore 10.7, Colleen bawn 10.7, Matchbox 10. Class A Griffin Hughie, Radiant, Suffragette, Oangrobber, Netley, Lorely. Class B Griffins. Toreador, Illusion, Toastrack,
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    60 12 The following was the result of November Medal Competitions: Mm, Lieut A. Creery 7.» 7;; Lieut, col. I. T. Owen 9l i". tt Mjr. Holdbworth Hunt 98 15 Ho Lieut. Sykes §f |fi mi Ten cards were taken out. Ladoeb. Mr 6. Donnet 6."> 10 55 Mrs.
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      SEPAK RAGA.
      90 12 To Thk Kimtoh, Pant Sir. I noticed about noon to day (Sunday) a group of Malays playing Sepak Raejß just by Raffles Monumont on the Beplaafttia. Football has undoubtedly ousted the above game amongst th»Mula\s the Kami- a* base ball has amongst the Filipinos m the Philippines. I
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    69 12 We are requested to state that there will be no hockey on the S.C.C. cud of the Ksplanade this afternoon. The Chinese Swimming Club drew with the Amateur Drawing Association at pingpong on Sunday. The club meets the Straits Youngsters Association on Sunday next. There was no play m the
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    DR. YIN SHIELD.
    64 12 Iv the second round of the Dr. Yin Shield, the White Star Club's Ist eleven met the Sun Hays Football Club before a large crowd, on the Police ground, on Saturday last. The game was a very fast one and ended m victor y for the White
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    MANCHESTER NOVEMBER HANDICAP.
    99 12 London, November 14. The following are the acceptances and weights for the Manchester November Handicap (November 23.) Marcolica 9.0 Lavolt H. 2 Rath lea 8.10 Wagstatf M.I Martingale (I H. 9 Columbus 7.1 3 Wolfe Land 8.9 Crown Jewel 7V> Jiobide II h.H Major Symons 7.11 Papavero
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    11 12 Lauderdale Estate 14 4ft Kuala Sawah:- l'^
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    646 12 From Western Australian ports the Blue Funuel steamer "Charon" discharges general cargo for transhipment to Europe as does the local steamer Sappho from F.M.S. ports. The Holt liner M Peleus loads for Europe. The N. Y. K. steamer Kawachi Mam" from Japan and China discharges part general cargo
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