The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 13 November 1914

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    16 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. CENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, XO EMBER 13, 1914. NO. 8,2!) I.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    268 1 I The Battle of I land rs continues to rage, and there is come indication tbat m the extreme north the Allies are doing little more than hold their own against tbe violent German attacks— Page j. Ground iius been made near Soisn i and Vailiy. bbe
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    GERMAN COLONISATION IN AFRICA.
    995 1 Then bai Im n i tendenc] m this coun tr> to underrate the value of the German colonies m Africa, now seriously threaten ed, if they have not already beea eaptami. lany people believe thai Germany, comma too late m the Struggle, had bo satisfy If
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      63 1 ATZ BROS., W w H F A P \mj O Sii ill Jr S_ _^_^^_B J| LAST 2 DAYS i 0-DAY AND TOMORROW. SFGIAL BARGAINS J. xN J. il Hi MW'S WEAR DEPT. A ODDMENTS TO BE CLEARED AT o I Bots, Shoes, Hats, 7 t/ af fHESEODS CAN NEVER
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      455 1 ORCHARO ROAD Singapore Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAO I TO-NIGHT! commenc] 9 p.m. Bhabp. TO-NIGHT!! J ■■»<■■• xmmmmaAramrmam^mmßcaveaaßammKzjmmMAi oasiinu ■wumwawai— l».. "•?r—-itnr~M*mmmmnmmtmmmmuuLm.^^ I OC7f? CONTEMPORARIES IQ-I ■*ii»iii<.:'W.M^_«_«r>w v «__i»«vi-__«»-.- ..._»t-W>«_.i»- m ■sw.Miam^M,, mi mi im nm i 1 J |A THE DEVASTATION OF BELGIUM 1^ THE L'£s JsIO: MAU !^.S?:ArKEDRU (Z
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      125 1 Il test advertisements. j Three houses to let— Page 2. J.oom wanted with English family Page 2. i Notice re K. si.aik Evader bas Mari« cai -Page 2. Fire Insurance Association close for holidays -Page 2. New programme for the Gaiety Page 1. Last two days of Katz Sale Page
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      112 1 THE WEEK. Friday 13th. High Vater- 6-43 a.m., 6 21 p.m. Legislative Council, 2.60 p.m. Saturday 14th. High Wacer 7-lv a.m., /-37 p.m. Polo Practice Tyersall, 5 p m. S. S. Government Holiday. Bmdaj 15th. High Wate 8 8 a.m., 8-41 p.m 23nd Sunday after Trinity. Honday 16th. High Water—
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    MOSLEMS AND THE WAR.
    489 2 The following letogMuni from Indian papers gi.e news regarding the attitude of .Moslems to Turkey. ILo.Ai.n oi Ikdiar Mahomedans. Secunderahad, November 'iiul. The Ni.am hM tHIHIiI I'.rman notifying his .-mbjects that it is the boundeu dir\ of the \lahomodan- of I mli t to adhere ;irmly
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    226 2 Sii Charles Cayzer, Bt, head or ths Arm ot Cay.vr. hvine, aud Co., ot Glasgow, ownau ot the dan Lino, has r-v- {-red a letter from the King, congratulating him upon iho number of his gallant relations serving at the proseut timo. He has nine members of his family salting
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      367 2 GRAMOPHONE RECORDS. UP TO DATE TITLES j CHAPPELL RECORDS. I The Girl from Utah, Selection Part 1. m h H The Girl on the Film, Selection Part I. 2. The Girl on the Film, Valse. Una Barcarolle from The Girl from Utah. After the Girl, Selection Part 1 Part 2.
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      512 2 Notices NURSE HENDERSON, St. MARY'S DISPENSARY, HILL STREET. s Phone 142. THE EXCHANGE BANKS Will be closed on Saturday, Nov. 14th rßank Holidays. Monday, 16th I 11-11 18-11 j RILEY HARGREAVES Co, LIMITED. The Trans'er Books oi this Company will be closed from llth to 21st inst. inclusive. UNITED ENGINEERS,
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      503 2 Notices FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION MURINE INSUR NCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION. It is hereby notified that tbe t/ftices of M.mb rs of the abo- e As oeiati.ins will be closed fo th tiansactirn of lusurance busi- I ness on the 14th and 16th lusts being Public II liday. By Order. DERRICK Co
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      507 2 To Let m i- i m ii .i'—-— —-a— ii i i TO LET Houses No. 7 A H-B Chancery Lain-. Apply io CHINC KENG LEE Co., Auctioneers. 13-11 TO LET No. 45 Cairnhill Koad. Partly furnished. Apply to CHING KENG LEE Co Auctioneers 13-11 GODOWN TO LET No. 5
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      383 2 Auction^ 1 AUCTION SALE f A 2-seater Sizaire et Nau. At r,.u, 1 On Friday, 13th Novembc aI he car is m rnanins <>„.. i I with ill ■nnnnwiiiin. POWELL MORTGAGEE S S/J OF The British Steam L^nch P nyl| UU she now Ilea »dja n m i Pier, Binga|x>n
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    A WAR LECTURE.
    407 3 A WAR LECTU RE. M ghl al 11 pm. Mr will gr, I tm on the i lantern riewa The ghl ing fe raiting Stai n lera Fotti m st Boulogne slgian Ti v ng the Tom liffieoll to thai m i i.- ipapers tmi pictures a Ignorant ol al
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    SINGAPORE Y.M.C.A.
    595 3 The following appears m the report for 1918 This brief statement covering the work of tbe Association m 1918 is only an outline of wlnit b;is been done 01 attempted. Beginning with tin' Physical Department it is to be noted thai the disabilities mentioned iv previous reports mainly
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      187 3 PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES. poi I 3b m Engine ie i nov. {ivin i e Idea i, R, i ;.iiti d, have iett\ o iced iston Valv. i ring -ape- heated Steam i bi is claimed half a ton oi' will go ea tar as b ton m the old r
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      1041 3 Auctions ">«an-M-____K.H___._B_«Ma_aE___»a_twaL* <B__ma« h nna amm ia_MV_>iw«ana_M-_.__Hl_a^Ha a BHD___l_ai^_iM___a^--W« ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE CF Superior Teak Household Furniture, Cottage Piano, Tennis Gear and a Fine collection of Rare Plants The property of M. E. Plumpton, Esq., To be held at Holly croft, Stevens Road, On Saturday. 21st November, at 1 p.
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      185 3 w m A daily dose M I BRAND fe;" PH^ will help yon to look taj^ |sjgj< well, feel well and lieep fit |<M &H$ mentally and physically ffi l\VyJ >1p§ 9 > tslVi A powerful invigorator. Q/7 igS)l h ca H i,( t,ikr;i regularly with -real P5/ benefit, to
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    The Singapore Free Press. Friday, November 13, 1914
    2011 4 The Singapore Free Press. Friday, November 13, 1914 •<■--. .a The evidence is rapidly multiplying that the piesent war may be considered to have as yet more than barely begun. The preliminary German ad" vances In all directions have been well checked and m the majority of cases have been
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    REFUSED TO APOLOGISE.
    94 4 (I rum Our Oun Corresj,. Ipoh. I An interesting mm ia heme 1 before Mr .Justice Edmoadfl ie reeie Court. Mr W. M Keul. ,j,,j v manager of Aylesbury and .nr\ dt Teluk Anson branch, it, suing £2,200 damages tor alleged STCOngfu] missal. It is alleged that
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    THE CONTINGENT FUND.
    24 4 Several offers have come fi They include Wellwisher 200 cigars another wellwisher of khaki ridiug breeches if of any i he
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    TSINGTAU
    36 4 The Imperial Japanese i cmsukte bareceived the following message from Tokic "The Japanese Naval Mthoritim. p ro claimed on Nov. 10 that Tsingt I occupied by us. the blockad. proclaimed on Aug. j!7th is raised.'
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    THE MUTTON CASE.
    59 4 Mr .Justice Earnshaw ye erdav fui plaintiff with costs m the BCti n iirougb by Stewart Wilson ft Co.. tradi rs l.uah Lumpur, against the Muslim lto ing Co.. of 07, South Bridge Uoad pore, for 1976, balance due m i ipectofc sheep transaction. Mr Walton v.
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    485 4 Abd el A/i/. formerly sultan of Morocco has taken a residence in aanacfa Bordeaux. It is reported iu Petrogra.i Germans have bought several Kou mauian newspapers. SSnOttg nerva. The Italian abin. 4 has decided tc grant a credit of 56.000,000 lire lor the maintenance of the men urni- u .lanuarv
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      232 4 XMAS PRESENTS FOR I Western Friends. MANILA CIGARS FROM LONDON, j For the convenience of our customer*. WS are prepared to deliver the following brands m Great Britain. DUTY PAID and POST FREE La Perla del Oriente. I c Imperial- 9* h,,x „f 2 Nett 4 Keina Victoria- Ott 100
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      125 4 MALAYAN CONTINGENT. A rontiogent Mrss Dinner will be held on Monday, Nov. '6th m the Hotel de l' Europe, Bineapore, .tt 8p m All Contingent Mon inviU d [t is contemplated th<<l i econd Mc-n 1 >•; n Q6I Will 1)6 hO.ti on ..i ill!.;. Nov '■'> d. Names of
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    GERMANY'S NAVY.
    91 5 KOENIGSBERG PERDU. Inglorious on the Mud Submarine Cable]. K. nwft BBmtjcb .uudou. Nov. I 1.45 fl ni lr if offl i. e,i r litfli ihe v. bi roabonl i ol i i fa indicated by Ihe Peg woe oa Sop! l E the sd istci lisei m Ihe
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    EMDEN'S BRAVE DEFENDERS.
    92 5 Honour to Them. 4 In inn The 1 1 I thai lhfl I aptain of the n i Prince rai .is Joseph Hohen i mai sad nnwoonded. -•iai mt Ii Urn knees oo Urn Ii ii d kills l snd thirty iralt] has iasaad in* all r
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    MORL SUBMARINE WORK.
    78 5 1 Iju Thats is i rai kmu at Washington si S'orth Carolina h.i^ heen bs st Baiml lion. Sen Iv m. It is offlei snnona H.M.S Xigex nai rins m ths- Dowas i It Urn srs i bobs i nrishod twin nni tornado fpenMl lons. Stationed at
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    KAISERIN ELISABETH SUNK.
    69 5 inesc Legation telegram ed fa Bangkok dated Nov. 4th •i Shanghai relating to the siege of l>o thc 1 -l November, a portion ooi blockading Baal la cooperation itieh ar-hip. continued bom smy'i tests of tfaieankek, and litis, caneing eoneidaralilc Tht Austrian cruiser Klis.. Mams to hai
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    WEST RIVER PIRATE OUTRAGE.
    181 5 Ek X > AND C I_BQO LOOTED, rted thai Means Hanker and tWuchow, ha\- r.-ct-ived on urgent froi banning office report ■at Tien Fat trading Dfl md POM has been pii is ing ka the loes my lives on board including the i ipeadore end No.
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    101 5 I I leukius, manager of Matang Loping, aud Mrs Jenkins have Ekom home, aud the mail also >uk Mr ND. Mac Donald. mana ia Kstate, Began Serai. Un really want a thing language l t upon signs. 1 do not believe itiel soldier is any more floored for Igt lhaa
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    OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
    309 5 THE X NG'S SPEECH. I By Sibmrinc Cable]. London, Net, I I V.;." p. m. The King Opened I'ailiaii!! m person. With diminish ed ceremonial. Dominions nod Indian troops lined the route to the HoQSS of Common... The speech*--; on the address were noteworthy for theii oon
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    SOUTH AFRICAN REBELS.
    33 5 London. Nov 12, 1 .50 a.m. A telegram trom Pretoria states that a proclamation has been iflflOfld promising an amnesty to rebels who surrender before Nov 21. the leaders excepted.
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    RESERVE OF GOLD.
    48 5 London, Nov. IS, I *>0 p.m. The Kt. Hon hie Hath .Jackson, pasl President ot the ln-titute of Hankers, announced at the meeting if the Institute of Bankers that the gold reserve m the Bank of England stood at the unprecedented figure of £6S| millions.
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    A PEACE REPORT.
    34 5 Loudon. Nov. 10, 5.5" p.m. The Morning Post's Lome correspondent says that Germany alarmed by thc Russian succes ses has made preliminary offers of peace to Russia who hM rejected them.
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    Mr LLOYD GEORGE.
    46 5 Mr Lloyd George speaking at a Free L'hurch demonstration m London said he would shortly present his war bill. He was confident that the Nation though appealed to appalled) would not quake, they could afford far better than their foes their country's call,
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    MORE LOYAL MESSAGES.
    115 5 Loudon. Nov. 10, 7 .88 p.m. Mr Harcourt expresses the Government's gratification at the loyal messages from the Sultan and Moslems of '/an/ilmr and also from His Majesty's subjects m Cyprus and their denunciation of the action ot Turkey. At Basra. The British Consul at Basra has
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    OBITUARY.
    27 5 Loudon, Nov. 10 The death has occurred of the composer Cecil Raleigh. Author of "Hearts are Trumps "The Whip" and collaborated m many other notable plays.
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    87 5 King George has returned all bis German Orders, says the London correspon dent of the Manchester Courier," and Lord Roberts has sent back the decoration of the Black F.agle which the Kaiser conferred on hira after the South African war. Capt. C. R. Molyneux, who has been adjutant of the
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    BATTLE OF FLANDERS.
    129 5 STILL RAGING VIOLENTLY. [Bj Submarine Cable]. Rbutsb's Sbbviob. Loudon, Nov. 10, 6" p.m.- -A Paris communique says' that the lighting has con tinued all day long with same fierceness and between the North Sea and Armentieres it is all the more violent since the opposing forces are
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    LATEST COMMUNIQUES.
    233 5 Loudon, Nov. 11, 0.80 p.m. A Paris communique states that ou the left wing the battle was resumed yesterday with the greatest intensity from Nieuport to Lys. Our front m a general way has been maintained, despite the violence and strength of the German attacks against our points
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    A ROYAL MESSAGE.
    55 5 Loudon, Nov. 10. 10 5 p.m. The King has telegraphed to Mr .Tohu French as follows. "The splendid pluck, spirit and endurance of the troops iv their desperate fighting against vastly superior forces fills me with admiration. I am contident of the final result of their noble
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    THE V. C. AWARDED A HERO.
    78 5 Londou. Nov. 12, 1.40 a.m. -The tirst Victoria Cross has heen awarded to Sgt. Maj. White of the Army Service Corps for displaying magnificeut gallantry at Le Cateau. He was hit iv both legs but rescued an officer. It was White who canied Lieut.
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    NEW RECRUITING BOOM
    81 5 London. Nov. 10. f>.r_s p.m. A fresh recruiting hoom has started. Two thousand joined m Loudon yesterday and seven thousand have joined m Newcastle m three weeks. Permission to form a third Scottish hattaliou at Newcastle was only accorded on Friday hut the hattalion was completed hy
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    227 5 "Where were you boru asked a recruiting officer at a Mid-Glamorgan recruiting station of a sturdy Welsh miner who was anxious to enlist. Where was it I was born exclaimed the miner impatiently. "Why, what have that to do with it. whatever Come to light the .lerrmans I have, raun,
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    IN THE EAST.
    319 5 ACROSS THE CAUCASUS. [iij Submarine Cable]. RtOTFifg Sbbviob. London, Nov. 10, l.'do p.m.— A Petrograd communique says that a fierce battle has taken place m the Kaprikoi region. The Turks who are evidently officered by Germans endeavoured to envelope our flank. They were repulsed by night and
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    HONGKONC VOLUNTEERS.
    434 5 Legislative Councillor's Complaint Hon. Mr Hewett, speaking on the Estimates m the Hongkong Legislative Council: At the present moment the Volunteers bulk very largely m view. The Hongkong Volunteer Corps numbers 469 officers, noncommissioned officers and men. The Reserves number 35C, making a total of 819. The Reserves,
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    87 5 Mrs. Hopkyn Rees, wife of the President of St. David's Society, and eight other Welsh ladies of Shanghai are sending to their compatriots, the men of the South Wales Borderers, and to any Welsh sailors there may be at Tsingtau and Weihaiwei a present of 4,500 cigarettes, 200 tins cf
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      182 5 CHOICE BELCUIM CIGARS FROM THE WELL KNOWN FACTORY OF JOSE TINCHANT of ANTWERP BILLEZA $2.50 per box of 50. Commurciante $2.25 per box of 50. Aroma dv Cuba $2.50 per box of 50. Robinson Co. mimmsnmmmmXmmsm'Er^j^^ mm^ mma^^ m aHß3ag___naS_-B_9HB__^^ LmW I Vmagnums^/ I I I "THERES NO SWEETER I
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      202 6 Shipping p.&o STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. China, Japan Penang, Ceylcn Australia, India Aden, Egypt, Mcdi terranean Ports. Plymouth and London. For freight, paonge ana further information apply to: H. W BUGKUhD M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIME* MAIL LINE For Saigon, Haiphong, Hong kong. China, Japai; Djibouti, Seychelles. Zanzibar Madagascar, Reunion, tius. Marseilles,
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    THE INDIAN TROOPS.
    971 8 ARRIVAL AT MARSEILLES. akmv oi Happy Wabriobs Au Indian Kxpeditionary Force has land ed at Marseilles. The For, is composed of the llower of the ludian A.m> with certain proportion of troops draw n from the British garrison m India It has entered France completely equipped m
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    GERMAN ARMY OF 3,000,000.
    347 8 PREPARING FOR THF CLASH WITH RUSSIA. C U.M BaPORI TBMPBBT. Petrograd i Oct 7. It is a hopeless task, m face of tbe com plete lack of official information, to at tempt a conjecture as to what is happening at present m Western Poland and Galicia.
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    THE ATTACK ON TSINGTAU.
    289 8 Japaneee Legation reports iesued at Bangkok. Deapatched Shanghai. Nov. d. <>v the Hist < Ctober. our Meet. .ooperation with the British warship. m bombarded the enemy's forts a i he adjacent coasts from morning till ht. No casualties to us. Most of the fo: r re
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    ONE WAY OF RELIEVING UNEMPLOYED.
    110 8 A«««cding ta Canadian mail adviies a novel plan ta raHeve tke .-.employed has beet, adopted by tka business men of Kdiuonton. The banks and sandbars of tbe Saskatchewan River, which runs r bro. l3k Edraenfion, contain small amounts ot fine gold, and tbe uninitiated are
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    RUSSIAN OPINION.
    315 8 The Minim lm Terms Petrograd, Sept. 23. A semi official denial is given here to the rumours that Germany had made overtures for peace. It is stated that Russia, Britain, and France consider tbat the time bas not yet come to discuss the question. Tbe war will continue
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    COLONEL HUGHES' ADDRESS.
    115 8 Quebec, Sept. oO Colonel Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia, has addressed a message to the Canadian troops. He says That you will render a splendid account of yourselves for King and country is certain. You come of the right breed. Your courage and ;<teadfastness are proverbial in
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    KAISER'S SON WITH SAUSAGES.
    181 8 A quaint picture of one of tho Kaiser's sons on active service, Prince August Wilhelm, the fourth of the family, who accompanied the German corps which occupied Kheims, is given by a nurse of tbe Red Cross Societj who was at one of tbe hospitals established
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    EXCHANGE.
    50 9 (COBBBCTKI UP TO Nov. 12) Bank 4m s 2 1 7-18 demand J 4 1-16 Private credits Bms 2-4 India, T. T. 174^ Hongkong, demand ■>:,} Yokohama, demand m-t) Java, demand 14l£ Bangkok, dej>7 and 66*" SOVHBEIGNB, Bank Bnyt? g $8.54 Bank of England Kate i% Bas Silver London
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    PRODUCE.
    150 9 Nov. 12. Tin Gambier g ■_> Gambier Cube Nel 8.5 0 Gambier Cube No 2 §.f o Pepper Black ordin. pore buyers 7. J0 Pepper, (White fr.ir buys:.. 40 Nutmegs (110 to ?iie lb 21.00 Nutmegs H0 to tlie lb 2 .00 Mace (Banda 5 HO. OO Cloves (Amboiaal
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      448 9 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. P. it O. steamer Nagoya. Dr R Ban- Mrs and Miss Bodge, Mrs K. C. Ro. ins > yr Mrs Harley. Mr A iii, Ln iimstone, T .iir, Mr .Mrs P. IL Duprey. M?s F. H. E l;. Miss Douglas, Messrs Ralph H t tn, D -endall. G.
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      491 9 MAIL TABLE. To-Day. Intermediate and local mails will be found m list below Penang, Malacca, FJ__LB, Johore. (Overland) (Daily by Train) I a.m. A 6 P.M. Kerimon |AM Pulau Batem and Pulau liulang h am Pouloe Soegi s KM Bangkok 9 AM Medan o pm Panang, Colombo, Sue. 1 London
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    IN HONOUR OF THE BRAVE DEAD.
    642 10 M \>- T li<)M \N C -.THOLK CATHI The Cathedral of the Good Shepherd araa i towded t j overflowing yeeterd .S' morning when there nai a pontifical high maafl fori the dead of the Monaqnet. dl)*- altar had J been draped iv black
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    SAVING THE LORRIES.
    149 10 i;ni: a< hikvimint oi British Soldixb. Paris. lel 18, There is no brunch of the British army which has uot distinguished it.-elf m Lhe operations m Trance. .Much One work has baeo BBCompliahed by thc \rmy Ordnance Corps, un instance of which is furnished by a recent
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    60 10 To cover the expenses or mobilisation and of keeping the army on a war footing, the Swiss Government intends shortly to introduce a direct war tax on incomes and also to establish a monopoly of tobacco. The Government does not intend to take any risks, and all her best men
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    KWONG YIK ACTION.
    577 10 LIMITATIONS ORDINANCE PLEADED. In lhe Supreme Court. \esterday afternoon, before Mr Justice Kurnshaw, the hearing was opened of the suit of the Kwong Yik Banking Co., Ltd., against Soou Keck. Ltd., and againatChop hin Tai and Chop Vac Hin as guarantors, for $4,901.18 and accrued interest, due
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    MALACCA PRINCE OF WALKS FUND.
    146 10 The committee beg to acknowledge the following further subscriptions: Previously acknowledged 54,243.45 EL E. Nixou BO] A. S. Sullivan ">, H. Baurnmarten ">, T. M. K. 2, L. Nonis 2, A. (iomes 1, S. Dias 1, C.J. Gomes 1, K. Letcheman Chetty 5, P. Bf.
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    SWIMMING CLUB LAUNCHES.
    57 10 Saturday 14th. Johnston's Pier, at 7, 9 and 10 a.m., 2.80 and 8.80 p.m. Club Bungalow, at H. 30 and 9.30 a.m., 12.15 3 and 5.30 p.m. Sunday 15th. Johnston's Pier, at 8, 9 and 10 a.m, 2.30 and 3.30 p.m. Club Bungalow, at H. 30 and
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    72 10 Max Linder, the idol of the cinemato graph audiences throughout the world (writes Mr Alfred Stead, one of the Daily Express war correspondents), is a soldier, but he is not dead. He is doing motor car service attached to the General Staff of Paris, and goes backward and forward to
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    SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE COMPANY.
    229 10 The following is the Directors' Report to the shareholders to be presented at the; annual meeting on Xov. 21 Your Directors have plea-ure m submitting the accounts of the Company for the twelve months ended 30th June, 1914, which show a credit balance on the sear's
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    RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN.
    272 10 At the seventh anuual meeting of Rahman Hydraulic Tin, Ltd., held at the registered offices, Bank Buildings, Peuaug. on Monday, there were present Messrs. G. Macbain, G. N. Save, A. S. Anthony, J. Mitchell, H. A. Low. Oon Keng Bok, F. N. Pearse (representing the General Managers,
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    UNSTAMPED LETTERS.
    202 10 In the third police court, yesterday morning, a Javanese, giving the name of Jat Aris Ja Sabok, was prosecuted for bringing into the Colony twelve unstamped letters from Belawan, Deli. Accused pleaded guilty, through ignorance. The magistrate asked the Chinese clerk, who had been sent by the Postmaster
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY AND MURDER.
    109 10 In the early hours of Wednesday morn-j ing, says the Piuang Gazette, a gang of armed Chinese landed from a tongkang at Batu Mau, near the village of Bayan Lepas, and, it is alleged, attacked a chandu shop. They burst the door open and, on entering,
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    ASSAULT IN A TRAMCAR.
    580 10 A rather peculiar case was completed m the second court, yesterday, when a Dutchman named Gerard Keilat, third engineer on the Alting, which is wt present iv dock at Keppel Harbour, charged Chan Ang Kirn with assaulting him ova tramcar, and cutting his mouth 'with a
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    DISCOVERY AT SABANG.
    134 10 Mysterious Wireless Operator We are led to understand that the opera tor at the Dutch Government Wireless Station at Sabang recently made his ap pearance at the office at an unusual hour, and was surprised to hear an operator in an unknown station at Sabang in touch
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    PENANG RACE MEETING.
    150 10 As has been its wont for som> years past. the P.T.C. opens the 1915 rac ug season with its meeting on Thursday, 7th aud «th January next. An excellent and most att ictive programme of fifteen events is be g circulated the prize monies (exclusive of cups>
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS.
    24 10 Agents. Sime Darby Co. Bukit X.8. —Sept. 4,845 Oct. 4,676. Agents. Welsh A- Co. Bukit KB. .—Sept. 4,845; Oct. 4,676.
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