The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 26 January 1915
1915-01-26
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Title Section15 1915-01-26 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. rEN CENTS SINGAPOKE, MONDAY. JANUARY 2§, 1915. NO. 8,351.15 words
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Article170 1915-01-26 1 Mr Bryan has issued a note on American neutrality Page 5. Mr W. G. Gultaud has beeu appointed Chief Liberal Whip Page 5. Mr Langharn Carter's report on Kelan tan for 1913 h.ia appeared Page 5. There has l,een n muddle m the school examination *.\steui iv170 words
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Article1138 1915-01-26 1 There is either a tendency to think and speak of the brave fellows from our Eastern Empire as Indian troops, forgetful that the men sent are of varied religions, and castes, speaking different languages, and following different customs, or else a stiH more inexcusable tendency to speak of1,138 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement658 1915-01-26 1 TO-NIGHT! p^ ABBA Bfe MM Films that will hold the interest of our audienc Im\ I m\ M 111 MM a i u!mqda pa >-LADIUIVI lA K^ I WS I I ORCHARD ROAD. Singapo r e s Premier Theatre. ORCHARD ROAD. Si H Mia IWI WmW I I M^^B 1658 words
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Advertisement216 1915-01-26 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. 1 Sale of work m aid of G.F.S. Page 2. kruptcy notices re J. J. Oliveiro and Ec Chin Hok Page 2. Gharry turnout for sale American motor cars for sale Page 2. Notice re Central Engine Works trade marks foreanitary ware Page 8. United Engineers are agents216 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous104 1915-01-26 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 26th. High Water—fl-ye a.m., 811 p.m. Indraglri (Sumatra) Kabber, Evatts. neon. Wednesday 27th. High Water— 6 -a 9 a.m., 9-28 p.m. TUrtdii 28th. EUgh Water— 7 31 a.m., 1012 p.m. Sporting Club Annual Me*tin£, fi.lB p.m. B. I. Homeward mail due. Friday 29th. High Waft*'- 8-H8 a.m.,104 words
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Article522 1915-01-26 2 The Kerne correspondent of the "Journal tie Geneve learns from a reliable source that the British aviators who made the raid on Friedrichshafen organised their expedition so as to arrive over the Zeppelin work 9 between noon and two o'clock, when the workmen were away for the midday meal, m522 words
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Article50 1915-01-26 2 Beautiful and adaptable to any style of Architecture and to any method of interior finish, are the CRANE wonderful Art Metal Ceilings, Cool, clean, white ant, and vermin proof, for Bungalows, Hotels, and Public Buildings. For illustrated catalogue and particulars write to the Borneo Company Limited, Singapore.50 words
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Article233 1915-01-26 2 HOW TO (JVKKCOME THh'.t. When quinine has float its w< rk. an I the Malaria geriun which hive wrou^>r Bach havoc on the blood and, through ir. on the nervous system and Ibe body gWI liillj. are killed, the wattmm ytm mi to feel hu strength returning,233 words
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Article124 1915-01-26 2 THINK for jost one minute of the nttel useh'.ssness of suffering with Ni uralgia I Wot only K< 1 you can procure a bottle of Little's Orient ;1 Balm, and even the first application of tlu balm will bring you relief from the torturing pain Continue its use. Rub124 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement166 1915-01-26 2 ORGANS SPECIALLY CONSTRUCTED FOR THIS CLIMATE. VERY SWEET POWERFUL TONE. from $2 5 cash. THE ROBINSON PIANO CUMHANV. A G.F.S. AT HOME AND SALE OF WORK WILL BE HELD »T "Woodstock/' 48, Grange Road, n I of th< CoUmial Ck&ftoin ami .U/a. Swittdt II > On Saturday, Fab. 6th, From166 words
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Advertisement853 1915-01-26 2 Notices J The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888. IN THK SUPREME COUKT OF THK HTH i ITS BKTTLEMENTS BBTiUMtM' I r 81KO4POK*. IN BANKRUPTCY. No. i-,7 of 19 1. RO J. J. R OLIViIRO. NOTICE Is hereby given that a Meeting of Creditor, m th« above matter will be held at tha853 words
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Advertisement459 1915-01-26 2 Notices THE EXCHANGE BANKS Will be closed on Saturday 30th inst., Taipusum (Hindu Xt stivaij. 25 1 SO 1 NOTICE. Mr Percival Lloyd Wijlfauß has been appointed a Manager of W. Mansfield <ft Co., Ltd., of Singapore and Penang, as from January Ist, 1915. W. MANSFIELD Co., Ltd. W. G.459 words
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Advertisement471 1915-01-26 2 Wanted NOTICE Applications, accompanied by testinjoni^lo, will be received at the Master Attendant's Office up 1 1 3ist instant for the post of Board- i ing Officer, Singapore. Salary $660 per annum, free quarters and allowances. 25 30-1 WANTED For Hydraulic Mine m Pahang for Ist March. 1915. Assistants to471 words
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Advertisement402 1915-01-26 2 ____lo__Ut| la mediate Entry. tennis, Htabling,* an, J Apply to Co No. SCalrnhiU Ctrel.. A Pf)yto *LLEM AND CLED HIU 15-1 "''^eirj TO BE lIT" Compound Hoast-s N <. T and No 50, Gran R Kn, v /J^tJ on. Tennis and B'ablin^ aJ J Apply M. A. KLYER It 1402 words
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Article372 1915-01-26 3 Singapore, Jan. 25th, 1915. r ni per catty 04 S. i a -r- 8 hina ao 08 Balled do 0. t9fc Imported do 16 Singaport do nil Capww do v 4 each 1.30 per catty 15 ChiUiea Freßh do 10 Ao. I)r y Calcutta do bo Cucu'n372 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement213 1915-01-26 3 Nervousness Anaemia, Indigestion, and Awful Nervous Terrors cared by Dr. Cassell's Tablets Mrs. Florence Higgß, of 97, GordonI, Peckh&m, London, S.E., says:— life to Dr. Caeoell's Tablets. 1 VII SO re; my- 1 Ihi «elf to «at, and ft-11 *w Wt* 3/r li7£Mf reckham. i could do me no m213 words
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Advertisement422 1915-01-26 3 t* t nT l rT lH nereb V «l^en that Hentril Enclne Wr»^k^ Limited are the Sole Propriforsot tne a*»or e trade mark* printed burned pressed or stamped m eUher a circle oval £J2?* q uare and nPe<l by them In c->nneo«lon with aU unitary ware 8 -ld by them422 words
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Advertisement408 1915-01-26 3 F I SUPREME PATENT BEST FLOUR EXTRA SUPERIOR MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURED BY BY BY DAIRI FLOUR MILLS DAIRI FLOUR MILLS DAIRI FLOUR MILLS OAlRl^near MOJI DAIRLNEAR MOdl DAlRl^near MOJI tf&*Fl<fc V^«>»o^ -$^fc- -^&L- ~^k^- jff^ SUPERIOR FLOUR SUPERIOR FLOUR SUPERIOR FLOUR MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURED MANUFACTURED BY BY BY DAIRI F LOUR408 words
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Advertisement27 1915-01-26 3 DRINK CARLSBERG BTJI TRI T*> COLEMAN HOUSED 3, COLEMAN STREET, SINGAPORE. Late Hotel de la ;Palx.) ROOMS TO BE LET FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD.27 words
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Article24 1915-01-26 4 1^ m Rnsiisos To Mr ami Mrs Fra.NKL.YN Kohl bom late of Malacca (at Durham) on January 16, a eon. RtUl-brvn —^y cable.24 words
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Article, Illustration1631 1915-01-26 4 lasra ttall the hoi tne People i tt*bi **•->••-, Clawed by Influence and mbrlbad hf g«.. ■we patriot Trot/; ber clorions r-*;»0. The eteroal fitness of things is once moie satisfactorily exemplified by the result oi the encounter which was not a1,631 words
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Article535 1915-01-26 4 There will be a rugger match on the S.C.C. ground on Saturday, tbe opposition being provided by a team ot tbe M.S.V.R now m training at Normanton. The Harima Hall have now m their programme a film dealing with the com plete story of the capture of Tsingtau, besides other535 words
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Article147 1915-01-26 4 FRECH CONSULA R TELEGRAMS. By Courtesy ok thk Fr (:Nch Paris, Jan. 24 6 50 p.,., 0 Las dispersed several concentr.^ infantry preparing to attack 0 conquered positions iv the re X i O n port— Lombaertzyde. There h c somewhat violent artillery around Ynres. Ra B«n»ent Our batteries have147 words
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Article104 1915-01-26 4 There will be aO.V. s v H sale of work on th«- 6th YtbnJ? Woodstock, 48 Gran^. etlt V the occasion by the Colonial Mr Swindell. The Lad] X,,]y D y has j)romised to open tl |t^ 4.80 p.m. The helpers include Madam! Ferguson Davie, WUkftaaM104 words
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Article68 1915-01-26 4 The Annual Diocesan l^uiet Day for tbe Clergy 0/ I Diocese begins to day iv Ku There will m cousequenre be nn 1 or classes m the Cathedral thil cases of emer^ncy upplu made to the Rev. (i Dexter M)n a: tlx Hotel van Wjjk. The Key68 words
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Article50 1915-01-26 4 The 1914 Gold Me.U! Wl |l he plmdht on Saturday :UHh Jau. 11 mala who have won monthly rutdiig 4mm 1914. The January medal wil) bf jtlared x Saturday and Sunday us usur! and coo !>etitors for the Gold Medal ma\ both eveuts together on SatonU50 words
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Article45 1915-01-26 4 The Programme for this week lows Wednesday, 10 a. m. Ladiei' Uk Class, 4.30 p.m.. General Secretary v. Home. Thursday, 4.45 p.m. Cookery Sick Room. Mrs Follett. ture on Home NursingFriday, 10a.m.— Millu 2. AC p.m., English 1 Branch Bible Clan-45 words
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Article62 1915-01-26 4 The members of the Chetty comß^ll have issued their usual gtßtltM tion to tbe Taipusum PattiTal M SBturdi? next, 80th. Tbe silver Tank rd to Sepoy Lin,- on Friday iro« 9 a.m. to noon, returning from 6 po. 8 midnight. On Saturday tTCttiaf fn* to II midnight th« i<62 words
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Article149 1915-01-26 4 At the. Allmmhru Ifcil shown a highly drama; re cll^ 'The Mysterious shot' .1 ■Hill of interest, a funuy, lilm called tl. uinl the I'.aby" nud otht -i ftlM ithtb< latest war Gazette. In the second police cour yert*^ morning, a Btfcita uunnd charged with house br raking bj entering149 words
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Advertisement147 1915-01-26 4 HUMPHREY TAYLOR'S 14 STARBOARD LIGHT" CREME DE MENTHE. WHOLESALE OR RETAIL FROM CALDBECK. MACGREGOR Co. Jlfl CHAMPAGNE. MJik j^^ >i: RECOGNISED ALL OVER J^,:''' THE WORLD AS THE BEST l-'^ *V> OBTAINABLE. B^ SOLE AGENTS:— John Little (&> Co., Ltd. OUR BONUS ON THE TWENTY YEAR ENDOWMENTS WHICH AHE hOW147 words
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Advertisement50 1915-01-26 4 Beware of that chilJ which strikes f o^ the loins, if disregarded, mtioi:- .lisea»« follow. A dose or two of Wocxls Grew*? permint Cure, taken imiuedi;i f -iy theP \Z is noticed, throws off all bad >ymF*° Never be without it m tbe House. Sow* 1 where 80 centsa bottle.50 words
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Article331 1915-01-26 5 GERMANS WORSTED. The Cruiser Blucher Sunk. [By SubmariDe Cable j. KirTKK's Sbuvicb. Loudon, 25. An official announcement Y6 that vessels of a German naval id were intercepted m the North Sea. cruiser lUucher was sunk and two others seriously damaged. Tbe Admiralty says that early m331 words
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Article120 1915-01-26 5 Fight m the Mountain Passes. Loadou, Jan. 16. Vivid stories have reached I'etrograd of the battles preceding the Turkish debacle m the Caucasus. The ground lit Sarykamyt-h was deep m snow which had been built into trenches. The ftOl had to make continuous steep ascent& for live120 words
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Article75 1915-01-26 5 Petrograd, Jan. 25. The communique -ays that ou the right hank of W.«tula there were unimportant engage ment, on Jan. i>;3 from Had/ uionvo to the Vistula m the region of Borjimoff and Ooomine, where tbe German attack was repulsed with loss. An attempted Austrian advance m75 words
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Article98 1915-01-26 5 London, Jan. 14, 12.50 p.m. Washing ton: Mr Bryan dm laraad a straightfor nd vigorous reply to the charges by sympathisers that tbe United •tea is showing partiality to the Allies. 1 Bryan affirms that the Germans and ar to assume that some obligation rests on98 words
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Article73 1915-01-26 5 -cudoa,Jan. 25.— A telegram from Ams>s that during tbe afternoon, tbe >nt on tbe Durward sighted a sub vian m which coming up, ordered the vessel h( ;ive to. Officers boarded her, menacing Captain and crew with firearms. They c the crew no time to save73 words
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Article29 1915-01-26 5 ott! JOU n° n Januaf y M a.m.-It is ceedM BtBted that Mr Gulland will BUca .M r p ercy U) ingworth ag chief Liberal "alp,29 words
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Article152 1915-01-26 5 M MILLERAND VISITS LONDON. Great Britain's Resolution. [By Submarine Cable). NarTcu't Smvin London Jan. 25.— Reuters agency learns that M. Millerand left for Paris to night after a visit to London. A conference with Lord Kitchener on military matters disclosed a complete accord on all points and also152 words
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Article369 1915-01-26 5 Germans Suffer under Artillery. London, Jan 25. ThePariscommunique says that m the Xieuport and Lombaert zyde region the enemy violently bom barded the new positions we had captured. The Enemy urepared an infantry attack, which however, he was unable to deliver, our artillery, indeed, bcattered his concentrations which369 words
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Article126 1915-01-26 5 (Rbutbb'i Special Service.) Paris, Jnn. 25. The Temps correspondent at Petrograd says that tbe German Minister at Bukbuieot ban addressed an official protest to Roumania frurn the Ger man Government declaring that Roumauia gave her provincial pnfocta instructions la regard to mobilisation from which it126 words
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Article48 1915-01-26 5 (Ueutkh's Si'Ecial. Service.) Pretoria, Jan. 25. Twelve hundred of tbe enemy with four gnus under command I of Hemp and Maritz attacked Upington but were repulsed leaving twelve dead, twenty- J three wounded and ninetysix prisoners. The Union forces had three killed and twentytwo wo«nded.48 words
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Article11 1915-01-26 5 Lisbon, Jan. 25. The Cabinet has re--1 signed.11 words
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Article847 1915-01-26 5 Somewhat late, but interesting, comes the report of Mr Langbara Carter or Kelantan m 1918. The revenue for the year was $676,020; the expenditure $672,187. The liabilities were just under three million. Among the legislation a Land Enact* ment was framed, with fixed rents, but not completed.847 words
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Article38 1915-01-26 5 Abdul Razak, a detective police conI stable, was found asleep, while on duty at the Detective Station. Yesterday he appeared m the police court before Mr C. H. G. Clarke, who sentenced him to 21 days' rigorous imprisonment.38 words
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Article80 1915-01-26 5 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Jan. 25. In consequence of a misunderstanding, the results of standard seven school ex amination m the States are most disappointing. It is said that States schools entered students under the old code, whereas the examination was under the revised code of80 words
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Article500 1915-01-26 5 Comments by Official Receiver. It is a disgraceful thing that a company of this sort, using the honoured name of bank, has been used simply for the purpose of loans and overdrafts to its own officials." This statemeut was made by Mr H. de V. Brougham,500 words
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Article207 1915-01-26 5 Mommaen is a Gejrjnan writer whose n any caustic sayings, which were often directed against his own country and fellow-countrymen, are being recalled at tbe present time, as the trend of recent events has invested them with a prophetical significance. Mommsen was opposed to and denounced the annexation207 words
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Article51 1915-01-26 5 Before Mr A. V. Brown m the first police court, yesterday morning, a tram-con-ductor named Seeta Ram was charged with cheating by issuing to a passenger who had paid six cents a three cents ticket, the case was postponed until the 28th inst., bail m the sum of 9100 being51 words
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Advertisement200 1915-01-26 5 Robinson Co.'s PATENT LEVER WATCHES CELEBRATED FOR THEIR ACCURATE TIME- I KEEPING AND DURABILITY. Non-Magnetic >^^lr^^V Ever y Watch has Movement //V^>\ OUr name I Every Watch [ljfr>r R T."o"' on the dial and Guaranteed. l|:^; ©C^^ljl works. I PRICE $5 50, POST FREeJ A a e r^ CASTLES. (MAGNUMS)200 words
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Advertisement609 1915-01-26 6 Shipping P. OS. N. Co. SPECIAL STEAMER FROM Singapore, Port Swettenham and Penang DIRECT FOR Marseilles, Plymouth and London THE COMPANY'S S.S. "NUBIA" 5913 tons. 4500 h. p. Capt. A. B. Garwood, R.N.R. will be despatched from SINGAPORE on or about 9th MARCH, 1915, calling at PORT SWETTENHAM one day609 words
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Advertisement474 1915-01-26 6 ELLEBMANS °HfILL LINE. FROM JAPAN, CHINA, STRAITS, TO MARSEILLES, LONDON LIVERPOOL. A frequent service of fast cargo and passenger steamers of this Line will be run m the above trade. The following are the intended sailings s.s. "City of Madras" 8,500 tons, arriving on or about January 26th and I474 words
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Advertisement522 1915-01-26 6 Shipping j M M. MFSSAGERIES MARITIMES For CHINA, JAPAN, CEYLON and MARSEILLES. HOMEWARD 19J3 OUTWARD Oumbca Jan < bill J«»n 31 ordilere Feb \2 \\Ur\ \q*e Feb 14 V. d« la Uotat Feb 2ft Polyueiien Feb 28 Chili Mar Atlautique Mar 26 For all particulars apply to J. de COURTOIS,522 words
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Advertisement503 1915-01-26 6 Shipping I p. 0. STEAM NAVIGATION COM? J For China, Japan, Penang, c, Australia, India, Aden, t^M Mediterranean Ports Pu and London Through Hilltj o! Ladlu^ COM*. Persian Gulf Cont.n^t^^^Qjl fiteam*r* will leave m, MAIL LINES HOMBWARD (FOR iOM^ From Singapore, connectm, J Colombo with ss Arcadia 1 i 2503 words
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Article329 1915-01-26 7 A remarkable feat by a French soldier, who bas some celebrity m tbe Continental circus basinets as an English clown," and calls himself professionally Williams, has bpen told by one of his company officers. A French trench was enfiladed by a German machine gun, and the losses329 words
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Article219 1915-01-26 7 The first new army, which has now been under training since August, is showing remarkable features of good progress. Every battalion is well trained physically and m company work. They are now engaged on battalion and brigade instruction. The quality of the men has enabled a high219 words
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Article128 1915-01-26 7 The following fine little poem, unsigned, appeared m 'The Times" of December '2nd Seamen, a cong for you Down on the deep. Lover 6 may long for you, Me* hers may weep You shall not take your ea6e li.mie from th« heavy seas Till from our enemies128 words
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Article123 1915-01-26 7 The Chinese Police of Tientsin have notified the public that all citizens mu6t discatd their queues at onco. The polico ollicers are provided with scissors. Any one seen with a queue will be stopped by the police and hnve his queue cut off. The police have also 6ent123 words
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Advertisement612 1915-01-26 7 Shipping nTy. k. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. i m rvice Is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles, London and Antwerp, lmU'r mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The New Twin mtb« Steamers maintaining this service have pecially designed and constructed, and an Btted with all612 words
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Advertisement981 1915-01-26 7 THE ONLY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY REGISTERED IN THE COLONY. LARGEST PAID-UP CAPITAL OF I»Y EASTERN COMPANY. PROSPEROUS and PROGRESSIVE. THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. I HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old 2 Jewry, E.C. I The Company has £20.000 debited with the Supreme Court of981 words
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Advertisement494 1915-01-26 7 HONGKONG AND BHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. Sterling £1,500,000 at 2s.- #16,000,00" i Silver »18,000,000 WB,OO0 f OOO Reierve Liability of Proprietors.. 115.000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS Hon. Mr. D Landale, Chairman. W. L. Pattenden, Esq., Deputy Chalrmaa, 8. H. Dodwell, Esq. P. H. Holyoak, Esa. O. T. M Edklns, Esq. J. A.494 words
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Advertisement345 1915-01-26 7 CANTON INSURANCE OFFICE. Lf Hongkong. Capital Subscribed fa.duo.ooo.tt o Amount Paid-up 500,000,0. 1 Rbbebvb Fund *1, 600,000.0* 1 Marine Ritjftb at Current Rates, Boustrad Co.. Agent ALLIANCE ASSURANCE Be, 11 Insnranoes effected at rates of premtu which will be found favourable to the InsQ»f Piteraoo 81 moot A Co., Ltd.345 words
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Advertisement14 1915-01-26 7 I For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, I Woods' Great Peppermint Cuie, la. 6d,14 words
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Article1819 1915-01-26 8 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Fab East Volunteers. London, Dec. 24. All the Shanghai volunteers who came over under the auspices of the China As- eociation have joined the army, about 80".. as enlisted men and the rest ascommissioned officers. Thirty more arrived this week and are doing the1,819 words
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Article159 1915-01-26 8 The Corriere della Sera learnp from Xish thafc m the battle at Belgrade the Aubtro Hungarians lost 60,000 men m killed and wounded. The full list of the captures made by the Serbians is as follows Eighty thousand prisoners, three flags, 126 guns, 29 mortars, 50 Maxims,159 words
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Article253 1915-01-26 8 Realisation m Sioht. Paris, Dec. 5.— M. Alfred Capus, a member of the Academic Francaise, dibcusses m Che Figaro to-day the prospect, bo dear to the heart of every Frenchman, of Alsace and Lorraine being restored to the sovereignty of France. We have right to proclaim," he says,253 words
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Article140 1915-01-26 8 The Kulirn police have arrested at Clv Trap a man who is said to be Chew Ah Pow, a notorious gang robber who has been wanted m Perak, Province Welle&ley, aud Kedah and for whose capture awards amounting to 94,500 have been offered. Chew Ah Pow was140 words
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Article138 1915-01-26 8 Russian Admiration. Russian officers who have jii9t returned from a tour of inspection iv England, have reported m the very highest terms on the efficiency of Lord Kitcheuer's Army. They express their surprise that it should have beeu possible, within so short a time, to create a138 words
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Article143 1915-01-26 8 While it might perhaps ftp unfair, writes a correspondent, to say that Turkey anticipated war and was prepating for it, it is none the le6B singular that the Ottoman Government entirely reorganised its naval coal supply as far back as last July. Prior to July the143 words
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Article106 1915-01-26 8 Deplorable Conditions m Hamburg. i New York. That things are far from rosy m Germany, despite the order to mnko Merlin appear gay, ia evidenced by news received m a peculiar way by a leading New Yoik merchant. A business man of Hamburg with whom106 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement10 1915-01-26 8 Chronic Chest Complaints, For Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Is. &d10 words
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Advertisement687 1915-01-26 8 CELESTINS VICHY TAfiit WATER. Thin most celebrated and m ;able water In o-der to mccl thTS I*^1 iiandn of the pnbiic ban h« Pn acre In Bmall bottJ forn.lrt nt *>*»* n large ones. Tho VICHY vikit&! >^^ ii number. Orande Onlu. U»* m »*»t^ Id', The two flrst watonan687 words
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Article1496 1915-01-26 9 Issued by FRASER Co,, Exohange and Bhare Brokers, Jan. 21st. All quotations of Sterling Shares mast be regarded as purely nominal for the present, 90,000 ib IB Allagai 7A% 1 41 l 71 600,0i0 1 1 Anglo- Java I 1 8 8 8 160,000 9s 3b Anglo-Malay1,496 words
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Article56 1915-01-26 9 (Cobbbctsd dp to Jan. 25) Bank 4 m/a 2-4$ demand 2-4 1-16 I Private oredits 8 m/s 2-4 11-16 India, T. T. 175 Hongkong, demand 2 if Yokohama, demand 1 1 1 j Java, demand 141$ Bangkok, demand 66i Sovrbbiqnh, Bank Buyii g |8 64 Bank of Bngland Rate56 words
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Article159 1915-01-26 9 January 25. Tin (200 tons) $75.50 j Oambier 7 50 Gcmbier Cube No. 1 9 00 Gambler Cube No. 2 8.50 1 Pepper Black oidin. b'poie buyers 19.25 i Pepper, (White fair) 86 00 J Nutmegs (110 to tbp lb 21.(0 J Nutmegs (80 to th* lb 22.00 J159 words
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Article271 1915-01-26 9 Per P. O. Btr. Namur.— Messrs. H. Fitz Maurice, J. K. McKinley, Hutchinson, T W. Clayton, A. Maxwell, Mr A Mrs S. B. Smith, Mrs Wilson, Mrs Matthews, Mrs Scott. Mr and Mrs Pritchard, Mrs A. Black, Miss H. Banwell, Mr A Mrs Wrefford. Mrs Rogers, Mrs Button,271 words
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Page 9 Advertisements
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Advertisement166 1915-01-26 9 PILSENER BEER "GREAT AUKS HEAD" BRAND (Bottled by W. A Ross Brother Ltd., Liverpool) A SUPERFINE BEER OF BRITISH BREWING $13 per case of 8 doz., Pints. GUINNESS STOUT 'GREAT AUKS HEAD" BRAND $13.70 per case of 8 doz. Pints. $12 per case of 10 dozen Splits. Stout bottled under166 words
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Advertisement92 1915-01-26 9 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. Singapore to Bat a via, Cherlbon ano Samarang. Singapore to Sourabaya, Slngaradja. Ampenan and Macassar. Singapore to Sourabaya, Slngaradja Macassar, Menado. Ternate and 3orontalo. Sail Oncb a Month. They have excellent accominodatioo fo■>aioon pasnengers. For freight or passage further lntormatloc Ipply to THE RKQISTERKD92 words
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Page 9 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous145 1915-01-26 9 WEATHER REPORT. Bar. Wind. Tern. Ham. Bky R HK 2fth 6a 30.18 E* C 6 b MN 25th 10A7C4 WSWI si 22 o HK Sfith 2P 80.11 I.i 62 MN 25th 4P 760 WSWi 21 31 Time-balls on Fort Canning and Mount Faber drop daily at 1 p.m., Singapore standard145 words
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Miscellaneous451 1915-01-26 9 LATEST ARRIVALS List of vessels m port at 10 a.m. on January 25, 191§. Brvibh. Name Date of Arrival Remark* Hock Lee Jan 28 Haiuaua Giang Seng Hong Ho Malacca Jan 21 Inner Roads Nankin P. A O. Wharf Will o'the Wiap Inner Roads Ban Poh Ouan On Sang No.451 words
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Article1293 1915-01-26 10 THE WAR THE EMPIRE GIFTS FROM OVERSEAS. In a Parliamentary Paper (Cd. 7646 presented to both Houses of Parliament, there is a continuation of the correspond ence regarding the gifts from the Oversea Dominions and Colonies. Tbe former paper was numbered Cd. 7608 and was issued m September last. A1,293 words
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Article117 1915-01-26 10 Operatic Performance Collapses. Amsterdam, December 81st. During the early months of the war the Berlin theatres were open as usual, and civil and military functionaries were instructed to attend them regularly m order to impress the people that all was going well with Germany but tbe casualty117 words
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Article45 1915-01-26 10 The lt Nagasaki Press of the 81st December reports A very pretty wedding took place m the English Church at noon yesterday, the contracting parties being Mr P. R. Rosoman, of Messrs Holme Ringer and Co., and Miss Eva S. Orandison, who armed from England.45 words
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Article826 1915-01-26 10 The Wages Question. Ipoh, Jan. 21. You doubtless will have noticed that at the meeting of the Menglembu Lode Syndicate, the Manager. Mr R. P. Brash, stated that every time tbe price of tin went up a dollar the coolies wanted to know if they were going826 words
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Article141 1915-01-26 10 A well-dressed woman, speaking perfect EDglish and French, was challenged by the Customs authorities at a Continental port after crossing the Channel, and submitted gracefully to the attentions of the female searchers. Nothing suspicious was found on her, but as 6he was about to pass the barrier a detective pointed141 words
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Article390 1915-01-26 10 i Both Vessels Badly Damaged. Early on Monday morning, says the Japan Chronicle of January 6tb, a 0011 l sion occurred m the Inland Sen between tbe Messageries Maritimes steamer Cordil- I lere, 5,106 touts Cuptain Muges, ar<l the Blue Funnel steamer Hyson, 6,607 tous gross.390 words
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Article267 1915-01-26 10 Perfect Okdkk on Board. Kobe, Jan. 12th. Tbe Fukujiu Maru. 1,845 tons, arrived at Wada at 10.30 today with seventeen passengers and 140 members of the crew of tbe P and Nile. Amongst the passengers were l?it>bop nud Mrs Foss and children and Dr Arcberbon267 words
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Article53 1915-01-26 10 The Messageries Maritimes ltnpany have decided to advance by i\> c dn\s their fortnightly departures lioin the Far Ea6t to Euiope. On her maiden voyage from Plymouth to Bombay the P. and O. C inp<n\'s steamer Kaisar-i-Hind completed the journey m tbe record time of 17 days '2053 words
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Article79 1915-01-26 10 Among interesting visitors to Ceylon just now are a few members of an American Scientific expedition who are touring tbe world with the primary object of searching for scientific data of educational value and reproducing them to the cinematograph m their conditions m the different climes as they are found.79 words
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Article27 1915-01-26 10 "Per Nankin Mr J. Forsyth, Mr E. CV. Thompson. Mr Chan Gun, Mr Pearman Mr Lav Yuk Chai, Mr Lan Warn I an. j I27 words
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Advertisement321 1915-01-26 10 1 THE FALL OF TSINGTAU I SEE AQUILA SENSATIONAL DRAMA AT THE bE EI! HARIMA HAil CINEMATOGRAPH NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. TONIGHT- IT 9-20 TO-NIOHT. THE FALL of TSINGTAU A daabiDg War topical deal'n*? with the bravery of the An.]- fapini B ham ung toil and th'ir fleet m the Kiauchao321 words
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