The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 8 November 1915
1915-11-08
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Title Section15 1915-11-08 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. f£]N CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1915. NO. 8,592.15 words
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Article228 1915-11-08 1 The King's condition is improved and no more bulletins will ba i^ued though his Majesty will be kept to his room for some time yet Page 5. Lord Kitchener is proceeding on an important mi&Kion to the Near East, but it is denied that he is resigning228 words
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Article1439 1915-11-08 1 Many years ago, m another part of the Tropics, an elderly lady was having friends to afternoon tea m the garden. I was chatting to the daughter of the bouse, and the talk mast have come round to peculiar contrasts m complexion, hair and eyes. As the most1,439 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement388 1915-11-08 1 RAFFLES REFRESHMENT ROOM I ADJOINING CONFECTIONER'S SHOP Bras Basah Foad, Singapore. NOW OPEN FROM 9 A.M. TILL 12 P.M. ICES, CAKES, PASTRY, COLD DRINKS, TEA, COFFEE AND COCOA, Etc AFTERNOON TEAS AM) LATE SUPPERS SPECIALITY. Moderate Charges. Moderate Charges. I jj PROVISION FOR THE YOUNG EDUCATIONAL ANNUITIES remove ens of388 words
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Advertisement206 1915-11-08 1 1 Germ-Killing Throat Tablets I A perfect substitute for "Gargling" 1 1 5 8 Prevent s Diseases which start m the Throat H 2*o /.T^y> r/^ 6r/>/ infect iom diseases lihe Diphtheria, Fever, Influenza, Consumption, Measles, Mumps, andotJier infections entering the system by tlw moit/li, Formeloids siiould be used as206 words
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Advertisement164 1915-11-08 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS "K*d Diamond" at Palladium Page 2. Cycle cars for sale Page 2. I'mkettes for office men Page 2. Public holidays Psge 8. Eugineer salesman wanted Page 3. Motor lorry for sale Page 8. Houses to let iv Chancery Lane Page 3. Revised sailing lists Page 6. Dinner and164 words
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Miscellaneous122 1915-11-08 1 THE WEEK. Monday Btb. HlCb Water- 10 i* m 11. '5 p.m. Italian Opera, Vie. Theatre. Tuesday 9th. II fib W.»ter-iO ».m. Mobauimoilan Ne s Y-.ar commences (inno Hijra 133;). Italian Opoia Vij. Theatre. Wednesday I Oth. Hi5"J Wttßc^- 0 i a.m., 11-1^ p m, P. O. 1 omeward n122 words
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Article304 1915-11-08 2 Commenting recently on tbe German submarine danger, the Herald remarked that it bad died a natural death. Proof of the accuracy of that opinion is contained m a cablegram from the New York correspondent of the Daily Telegraph. The Washington Administration, reports the correspondent, has received, from304 words
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Advertisement479 1915-11-08 2 YictoriaJHieatre. Lessee M. S. COWAN. RETURN VISIT FOR SEVEN NIGHTS ONLY ITALIAN GRAND OPERA Go. Under the direction of Messrs. QONSALEZ BBOTHSRS IMPRESSARIO SIG. A. CARPI. ill lew Star Artistes direct from Ulan Italy lamented chorus and an Orchestra of 21 Musicians under the Direction of Sltfnor Consalez. ALL NEW479 words
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Advertisement464 1915-11-08 2 PALLADIUM SINGAPORE'S PREMIER THEATRE ORCHARD ROAD SIHGAPORE'S PREMIER THEATRE Turn down the Corner m Your Diary and make a note of this RED DIAMOND 11 A STOBY OF HIDDEN TREASURE An Intense St.cug Dramatic Exclusive, played by the best ITALIAN Cinema Artistes UST 3 NIGHTS. THE SPY UBI3HIBHTB A Thiilliii{4464 words
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Advertisement356 1915-11-08 2 A HOST EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION at iHa IDEAL PICTURE THEATRE CASINO OFF BEACH ROAD BT THE SEA TO-NIGHT Second Show 9-15 p.m. Sharp. To N TfclrtMtir'i Fasclßitmg Film Serial with all well-known Artistes T mTHE MILLION -J-| "^T DOLLAR MYSTERY ->«. TO-WIGHT ib 23 Episodes! 46 Reels I! 46 Parts!!: TO-NIGHT356 words
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Article268 1915-11-08 3 Main! ijicM tto Situation. vrcia the poinl of view of national *,*<* gays Admiral Ijichi, Commander 7' c Kure Admiralty, aa quoted by the faabi grater importance ahoold be at ibei to the Navy rather than the Army are. The duties of the Japanese268 words
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Article261 1915-11-08 3 Goes Right into the Firing Line. Writing m The Bystander, a cor respondent gives some interesting extracts from a letter received from an oiSeer cf a Scots regiment, who dee cribes the keecness shown by the Prince of Wales at the front. The writer desires that261 words
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Article239 1915-11-08 3 I telegram fro;n Petrograd states that lap forces of hardy Kirghiz tribesmen ♦re hkriy to appear ia the field on behalf U Rj^sia after the ceceesary military hatewf. This iarue and wide spread feriria* of the Mongolo Tartar family bas Ml Baan branches, tbe Kara Kirghiz of :be239 words
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Article114 1915-11-08 3 Members of Australian Sjndieite. Ij bas already been announced that the Department of Defence •^accepted the contract to salve tbe j ser tl ndea. Australian newspapers 2 report that 50 men will form tbe c Xx P? dition. Mr Eric Feltoo will "w the Btory of114 words
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Advertisement770 1915-11-08 3 Kotlces 1 TBE EXCHANGE BANKS WILL BC CLOSED OH Mo^^iSfSSiFabllcHoUaay. TMMM WITH THE ENEMY (AHENDMENT) ORDINANCE iJi5. ISTfIE GOODS OF MOSES AI3AHAI. In pursuance of an Order of Court made the ttth d*y of September 1915 m the Supreme Court of the Stra'ts Bettlementa Singapore. Notice is hereby given that770 words
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Advertisement568 1915-11-08 3 Wanted WANTED A smart Engineer Salesman, thoroughly acquainted with Robber ERtate Requirements Apply personally to United Engineers, Ltd., Dainar Road, Singapore. •-U 10 11 WANTED. Wanted, man with experience In telephone switchboard operating, to take charge of small exchange, Quarters provided. Salary 170 per man h. Apply by letter stating568 words
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Advertisement156 1915-11-08 3 I 9wUPiijrri wrlloliY s ,x*x" i y /C* X I DJLirl.ljl\ a VVOIIJLj ALWAYS THE HIGHEST QUALITY Tne Enormous Stocks held by BUCHANAN Co. at their Donued store (the largest m the world) enable them to maintain tne high quality of this famous blend. I j V ,1 iIV X156 words
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Advertisement140 1915-11-08 3 yftj In out-of-the-way Kj|l m ¥Mm ■•WW ImlVl A^l Horlick't Malted Milk IS proves a veritable boon, f/^1 for it is made m a moment I^H 7^#| with the addition of water E»« only. It keeps indefinitely, K#K w< J| and for camp life is an IW W*mM indispensable stand-by.140 words
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Article, Illustration1439 1915-11-08 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday. Nov. 8, 1915. In another column will be seen a refreshingly direct communication from onr London correspondent, a gentleman who has, as his letters so often have shown, opportunities and facilities for firsthand familiarity with Parliament* ary affairs and of Parliamentary personalities, not usually at1,439 words
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Article314 1915-11-08 4 IT ALIAN OPERA Co. The piece down (or production on Saturday was Ballo m Maechera, but owing to the unfortunate illness of Mile Derveres, wbo takes the principal role m this work, tbe management bad at tbe last moment to abandon this performance and instead payed La Traviata. The change314 words
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Article436 1915-11-08 4 The services of the Province Wellesley Volunteer K.fies have been accepted by the Governor. A Sikh Advisory Bca»d for Ponarg hasbeen appointed and the names are published m the Gazette. 2nd Lieut. R. Munro, of tfce Kd.Y.L.I c, formerly Colour Sergeant, M.B.V R., hep, we regret to hear, had a436 words
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Article499 1915-11-08 4 '■""ffiffi"'" Resignation Rumours Denied [By Submarine Cable] Rtvm's Bebvic* London, Nov. 5.-A Preee l; Ureac sage says that during Lord Kit* temporary absence on public d Asquithwill be canyi™ on thtt tbe War Office. There is r o trl*^ statement, circulated to day, qJ*.** Kitchener has resigned. London,499 words
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Article74 1915-11-08 4 Still Kept to his P.cra. London, Nov. 5 lbe Kicg *7'- J slightly better cigbt. Bit PlP***** 1 proving but theit is ittM tOU c especially *htu Mtriptfrf men*. Lccdon, Ncv. 6-TLe Kfc«« P"js siirg tatibfcnorily. Hi bad a Uittr ai>d was tbie to be n ovt74 words
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Article77 1915-11-08 4 London, Nov. 1.-Tbe attorney ral. MrF. E Smitb, epeeking D paid a great tribute to Mr Aequitb. -W\ ther you agree or disogree vith l»r_ m ■aid, "at least you must admit tha^ M grown grey m tbe public service. v JIj three brilli«nt6ou6:n the trencbeft^m77 words
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Article82 1915-11-08 4 The uocd programme short _M Palladium od Saturday m*K M pleased an audience wbicb m Tina fifiVC'** I"1 theatre to overflowing. x ne k2fP **B feature pictures, including the hO» representation, a^e beiug r«P c toE the second houee "epecifil lC ne \tfiM is "The Red Diamond", a tbrihiM drama.82 words
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Advertisement119 1915-11-08 4 D. J. y^X McCALLUM'S S SCOTCH CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO., Wholesale and Retail Wine and Spirit Merchants. Johore Agents A. C. HARPER Co. EASTERN PRESENTS WESTERN FRIENDS. i& SJB m JS». Japanese Quilted Gowns $17.50 j^l W Japanese Silk Kimonos J^^^& Children's Silk Kimonos fi^^^ik^M! Japanese Cotton Kimoncs I $1-50 to119 words
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Article383 1915-11-08 5 ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY IN GALICIA. Big Haul of Prisoners. r[By Submarine Cable]. Biofim's SmriGß. Petrograd, Nov. 7. A communique B tates: The Russians m a sntprise attack captured 8 500 prii oners m the region of the river Strypa, besidea a number of officers and machine-guns still undetermined.383 words
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Article42 1915-11-08 5 London, Nov. 6. A Pelrograd message states that General Grigoreff, former Commander cf Kovno, has been sentenced to fifteen years' Laid labour, and the loss of all rights, for not taking adequate measures for the defence of the fortress.42 words
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Article75 1915-11-08 5 Food Situation Critical. The Hague, Nov. 5. It is confirmed that there have been peace discussions m Amsterdam, German Socialist members of the Reichstag participating. Amsterdam, No?. 6. T'ue German Chancellor has declined the Socialists' demand 'or a speedy convocation vt the Reichstag to discuss siege and75 words
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Article52 1915-11-08 5 Peris, Nov. 5 The Debate M has a Brussels message stating that despite German efforts to conceal the fact it has leaked out that a Zeppelin exploded and 'ell at Poix St. Hubert, between Namur and Arlon, on Oct. 13th., and was destroy «<». Part of the52 words
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Article30 1915-11-08 5 London, Xov s.— The submarine brought to Terschelling on the 4th was UB. It stranded on a eandbaok a mile from the coast owing to faulty steering.30 words
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Article32 1915-11-08 5 London, Nov. s.— The Lord Mayor of London appeals to the peoples of the Empire for three million sixpences to 'eed destitute Belgians on King Albert's f ete I>»y.32 words
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Article23 1915-11-08 5 London, Not. 6.— The Nobel prizeJJinnerg include Physics, AWa Edison and V»kola Tesla literature, M. Romain Rol***a: chemistry, Theodor Svedberg.23 words
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Article267 1915-11-08 5 SEVERE DEFEATS FOR THE BULGARIANS. Allied Troops' Achievement. [By Submarine Cable]. Rnrrn'a Swstiob. London, Nov. 6. The "Daily Chronicle" correspondent with the Serbian armies confirms their terrific resistance, especially against Mackengen, whose progress has been gained solely by overwhelming artillery superiority. Mackensen's army of 150,000 is provided with267 words
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Article76 1915-11-08 5 London, Nov. 6. The War Office announces that the British transport Ramazan was sunk by the shell fire of an enemy submarine on September 19th m the Aegean Sea. About 860 Indian troops were aboard of whom 75 were saved, besides 28 of the crew. A number76 words
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Article156 1915-11-08 5 The Powers' Advice. Tokio, Nov. 4. The Foreign Office, m an official statement, expresses the opinion that Japan will accept the Chinese aseurances of the safety of Japanese nationals m the event of disturbance arising from the monarchical movement. The greatest importance is attached m Japan to156 words
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Article155 1915-11-08 5 German Aviators Timid. London, Nov. s.— Three German aeroplanes, of which cne was a large battlepl&ue, determinedly attacked the Cork Steamship Company's) steamer Avocet, which was bound for Liverpool. The battleplane dropped thirty six bombs, all missing, some narrowly, Then it took up a position eff the155 words
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Article24 1915-11-08 5 London, Nov. 6. The death is annouooed of Major-General Henry William Hoi* land, a Mutiny veteran. (Other telegram s'on page 10.)24 words
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Article577 1915-11-08 5 VENIZELOS AND THE KING'S POLITICS. A Perplexing Situation. IBj Submarine Gable]. BIUTIB'B BntlOß. London, Not. s.— The sitting of the Greek Chamber was marked by tumultuous scenes. M. Venizelos took the strongest line m attacking the Government, replying to a taunt of a deputy who accused him of577 words
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Article95 1915-11-08 5 Bad Weather Hinders Fighting. Rome, Nov. 5. A communique states Heavy fighting continues on the leonzo front, particularly on the heights northwest of Gorizia and around Oslavia. Here the Italian infantry gradually gained the upper hand. Terrible weather is hampering the operations. Rome, Nov. 6. A communique95 words
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Article32 1915-11-08 5 Perth, Nov. 6. The West Australian Government has been asked by Italy for a quotation for a hundred thousand tons of wheat, Italy supplying steamers. Negotiations are proceeding.32 words
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Article44 1915-11-08 5 London, Nov. 5. The Press Bureau states that the Turks last night attacked four times the British extreme right and the Anzac position. They advanced with filled sandbags and built email barricades but they were completely repulsed. Our casualties were very slight.44 words
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Article19 1915-11-08 5 London, Not. 6.— lmports m October showed an increase of £16,418,122, and exports an increase £8,867,150.19 words
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766 1915-11-08 5 THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND THE COLONY'S ADVOCATES. STRAIGHT TALK FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. London, Oct. 14th. I have noticed with very much interest the correspondence which has been proceeding m the Singapore Free Press with regard to some criticisms I made ie a letter I wrote to the paper some766 words
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Advertisement135 1915-11-08 5 ROBINSON Go. mc DAILY TELEGRAPH'S WAR MAPS. No. B.— The Italian and Austro-German Fighting Zreas. No. 11.— The British Front No. 13.— The New British Front ALL ABOUT THE GERMAN NAVY BY FRED. T. JANE. The Life or H. M. Albert, King of the Belgians. The Life of General Joffre.135 words
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Advertisement669 1915-11-08 6 Shipping "ELLERMAN" LINEFor LONDON GLASGOW M. CITY OF HANKOW" sailing on or about Nov 10 For LONDON HULL g.s. CITY OF MANCHESTER due on or about Nov 12 Thii steamer Has excellent accommodation tor f irßt elaat passengers. Doctor and Stewardess carried. Fare to London £38. For particulars aa to669 words
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Advertisement801 1915-11-08 6 Shipping %Jm Oritish India AND ApCAR JLINE Mail and Passenger Services. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL SAILINGS. (Under Contract with His Majesty's Government.) For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports and London. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about HAIL LINES. Homeward (for* Europe). Outward (for China) Connecting801 words
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Advertisement568 1915-11-08 6 BhhwhiK M. M. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES MULLm. Ftr CUM. Jtftl CETLOi Mi ■liWdllH HOMEWARD ltlf OUTWARD s« Cordiilere Nor 7 ss Hera Vow tl BsAtlantlque Mot It esAmaaone Dec S 63 Vde U ss Cordiilere Dee 19 Clout Dee 8 OTPolynSsien Dee 17 ssNera Dec 3 Ym all parUcolars apply so568 words
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Advertisement557 1915-11-08 6 Shipping ntytk: JAPAN HAIL STEAMSHIP Co., UC rtaporl. to Marseilleß, lS^*oS^2s aalntatning this have leeigaed and constrttoted, ana trfiS* with aU the latest Improvement itj^ iafoty and comfort of pasfMngpni r^r! tomghoot^electeicity, tt» eabfaM «S mips are espedally large and commodi»Z; ffj^mysd wMfc electric fane sad jST2 nodern eonvealenoes. In557 words
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Article369 1915-11-08 7 BOLD BULGARIANS. Straight Talks to Ferdinand. London, Oct. 5. The correspondent of the Daily Telegraph at Rome telegraphs a verbatim repo t of a dramatic interview which took place m September between King Ferdinand and the Opposition leaders. M. Malinoff, the Democratic Leader, addressing the King, said369 words
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Article359 1915-11-08 7 No "Flabby Neutrals" for Him. Col. H. Wattereon who it one of til* most independent, original and forceful editors m the United Stales thinks peace impossible until the Hohenzollern Dynasty is smashed Colonel Henry Wattersou, editor of the Louisville Courier- Journal," who is now m359 words
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Advertisement260 1915-11-08 7 I War or Peace, Faminf or Plenty, Life Insurance is worth 100 cents on the dollar. I WHAT OTHER PROPERTY ISP THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. II HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32, Old Jewry, E.C. I The Oompany has £20.000 flaWMHefl with the Bopreme Court260 words
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Advertisement370 1915-11-08 7 CHARTERED BANK if India Australia and China, lI6OIPOIITED If 10TIL UIRTEI. PUD UP CAPITAL M f11.100,000 UBIRYI FUID «1,800,000 Umm Liability of Profrtetots fII.MQ.OM HEAD OFFICE I M. BIIHOPMATB, LOIDOI, 1. 0. Amntsav Hongkosg Penanc Bangkok Hollo Pokes Batavta Ipoh fUngooa Bombay Karachi Saigon Oateosta Klang Beremban Oanton Kobe Rh^ngt.^370 words
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Advertisement499 1915-11-08 7 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA. Ltd. UNTIL 10TH0KI8U I^oo.ooo CIPITIL BOBSCIIBEB 11,118,000 CAPITIL PAID-UP ABBMOO innn foib uoo^ooo BOARD OF DIRECTORS R. J. Black Esq., Chairman. James Campbell Esq. I H. Melvlll Simons Eaf J. M. Ryrle Esq. Sir David Yule. Chief Manager Peroy Mould Esf London Manager Jas. Stenart499 words
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Advertisement358 1915-11-08 7 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. ESTABLISHED 1887. Policies are WORLD WIDE," UNRESTRICTED." "INDISPUTABLE* and "NONFORFEIT ABLE. H Claims, loans, cash-surrenders, etc., are promptly settled by the General Agents at Singapore without the delay of reference to Head Office. The Reserves for protection of Policy holders are over £3.500,000. The358 words
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Advertisement150 1915-11-08 7 TO THOSE HOMEWARD BOUND J. CAMPBELL LATHAM ft Co., Conrt ft Ratal lUltan Tailors 69. COIQOIC ■mOBT. London w. Hr. B. G. DISS. I DRINK DRINK 1 GARLSBERG BEER! THE BEST BEER OBTAINABLE &*jftjtf^m *F ACCORDING Jl^^^P^ TO THE LATEST /^B^^Sfe^r METHODS WITH Qf!sKk22bßE&*' every possible care m sanitary respects.150 words
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Article330 1915-11-08 8 GERMANY 'S EASTERN OFFENSIVE The Perils of Winter. Commenting upon the situation m the eastern front the military correspondent of the Retch observes that the rainy autumn season has already set m and must soon have the most immediate effect upon the enemy's offensive plan. The essence of the enemy's330 words
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Article233 1915-11-08 8 "By general deiire," began tbe war correspondent m the Russo-Japanese war, but the Japanese Censor was too quick for him. Von are mistaken," be said there is uo general of that name.' 1 The story has usually been regarded as apocryphal; but it piles its ineffectual fire233 words
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Article199 1915-11-08 8 The "Daily Mirror refers m these terms to the Scottish family residence of the Earl of Ailsa, who is a brother of Lady Evelyn Young Lord and Lady Ailea are m residence at Calzean Castle, Ayrshfce, and the other day threw open their gardens for a fete199 words
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Article804 1915-11-08 8 The British and American Views. Vanoc m The Referee contrasts the etand points of Great Britain and the raited States m regard to sea trading with neutrals and belligerent!, m these observations The American View. The difference of opinion between Eng land and the United States is804 words
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Advertisement497 1915-11-08 8 HUTTON'S "Pineapple" Hams WHOLE OR IN CUTS TO SUIT PURCHASERS. SINGAPORE GOLD STORAGE CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, K. LUMPUR, IPOH AND PENANG. Auctions AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE WAX POLISHED TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; SEMMRAND PIANf, AMERICAN ORGAN &c. At Powell! Go's Saleroom On WEDNESDAY, 10th NOVEMBER AT 10.30 A.M. A Seiui-Krand piano497 words
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Advertisement52 1915-11-08 8 ELLERSLIE COLLEGE. 99, River Valley Road, (Martin t ane) DAY ft BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AND GIRLS »0* All Ordinary English Subjects taught. Special Subjects— (For Girls):— PAINTING, FRENCH, MUSIC. DANCING, VOICE PRODUCTION, FANCY NEEDLEWORK, etc., etc BUSINESS HOURS 10 A.M. to 1 P.M. iSTFor. Special Syllabus and Terms, Apply,52 words
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Advertisement115 1915-11-08 8 BELTING-QUALITY BEFORE PRICE. When selecting a driving belt the quality should always be considered before the price. Every user knows of the inconvenience and loss occasioned by a belt failing to do ite work, besides the uneasy feeling that it may break down again at any time. It is just115 words
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Advertisement621 1915-11-08 8 Health for Infants I For over half-a-ccntury Savory Moore's Food has been m ye use, both at home and abroad. It has the reputation of v. thoroughly reliable food for Infants. Savory Moore's Food supplies just the nourishment an infant n *+A m an easily dijjesiibie and \ery palatable form,621 words
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Article1328 1915-11-08 9 Issued by ERASES Co., Exchange wad Share Brokers, Nov. 6th. Oat. Ibbob. Pjjod. EkAmDif. Bunas. BiLuma, 86,000 H tl Allagar 6* -.19 9 0 •00,000 1 1 Anglo-Java -.7 6 8 6 110,000 S8 tl Anglo-Malay 6% -.8 0 9 0 •0,000 Si ti BatangMalafca -.18 i1,328 words
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Article145 1915-11-08 9 Not. 6. Tin (175 tons) 170.15 Gambler 11.00 O*mbiai Onbo No. 1 11.40 Gambler Cub* No. 1 12.00 Papper Black ordin. B'por« 20.00 Papper, (White fair) Mantok 81.00 Natmegi (110 to tbe lb. SI. CO Nnfcmegs (80 to the Ibj 22.00 Vim (Banda) 80.00 Cloves (Amboina) 45.00 801 l145 words
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Article48 1915-11-08 9 Time balls on Fort Canning and Mount Faber drop daily at 1 p.m., Singapore standard time, corresponding to a.m. Greenwich mean time. The time gun is fired at It o'clock noon, Indicating Singapore standard time, on every day excepting Sunday, when it is ftrt d at one o'clock.48 words
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Article50 1915-11-08 9 (Corrected up so Not. 6) Bank 4mi •1* demand M 1-4 782 PriratoOMditaSmi MtMl France demand Bank 816 Ibdia, T. T. 176 i HObQKONa, demand SI Yokohama, demard m H* Java, d—aand 184 Bakakok, dsmaod Sovuunase, Big* Baying 1 8.C4 Buk of MniuH Bate 6% Bat SilTer Loai— 24f50 words
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Advertisement246 1915-11-08 9 SUPPLIES FOB Estates Mines Etc, Ant Fumigators and Sulphur Powder. Arsenite of Soda for killing out lalang. Aspinairs Varnish, Paints &c. Cartridges. Nobel's own loading with sporting Ballistite which holds more pigeonshooting records than any other powder. Cement "England" brand by The Ship Canal Portland Cement Co., Ltd. Disinfectant. Sanitas246 words
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Advertisement12 1915-11-08 9 I All qnotattoaaotßteriim Bhrnxm mort be wgwritea v poicly noalnitar the friuat.12 words
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Advertisement42 1915-11-08 9 &C«i*. AsthM. X •cchlila vi 1 ANISEED I =?k Of -all Cher ists Jfe i J I Q V.RIGAUD'S .J H KflSflSGfl H Op JRPRH F^ TOILET WATER k^jOß f imitation bBJH v bigaud n mitFUMKR BMHBp 8, ru« ViTi«nne, 8 I42 words
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Miscellaneous439 1915-11-08 9 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. Per P. O str. Malwa.-Mr A Mrs A. MeKelby. Mrs B. R. Reith, Mr E R. Lorg. Miss L Be-1, Mr H. Ellerton, Miss EUerton, Mr Mrs D. T. Perkins, Mr J. K. Beasley, Mrs F. J. Lloyd, Mr F G. Guthrle, Mr W. 8. Moore. Per P.439 words
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Miscellaneous451 1915-11-08 9 LATEST ARRIVALS. Liat of Tflssals fa port aft 11 a.n« cbi Not. 6, 1916. Nama Date of Arrival Bassartl Elar Not 8 Malacca Nor f SriPatana Hok Canton Sbinon Merionethshire Nor 9 Ban Hong Liong Sri Moar Perak Carlyle Mioderoo DUTCH. Van dec Pam Not 6 Ban Fo Soon Speelman451 words
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Article355 1915-11-08 10 CHAMPAGNE FIGHTING'S TERRIBLE FURY. Eombardment m Belgium. f [Bj Submarine Cable]. fT llUTKl'f B ttTlOl Paris, Nov. 5.— A communique says; Our batteries m Belgium bombarded for a long time the enemy position! m the. region of Lombaerizyde and stifled Ocr j man efforts at reply. Violent artillery,355 words
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Article208 1915-11-08 10 A German Word-Picture. Amsterdam, Nov 6 A German correspondent on the western front describes the new spirit of the trench fighting, which is desperate and mere virulent and cruel owing to tbe embitterment resulting from tbe great French offensive m Septem ber. Hitherto tbe meet merciless fighting208 words
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Article93 1915-11-08 10 Single Ken Figbt First. London, Nov. 6.— The Recruiting Committee Las issued a elate me nt explaining to recruits that they can enlist and return home to continue their occupation until their group is called up. They will wear an armlet and be given an opportunity voluntarily93 words
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Article44 1915-11-08 10 Paris, Nov. 4. Le Matin states that one cf the greatest masters has been comraisß'oned to make a great has relief ©f Mine Caveil's cxacution, which will be presented to tbe C<y of Paris to stand m a public position.44 words
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Article31 1915-11-08 10 The following is the Perak Tin Export for the month of Ojtober, 1915: Block tin 2 243 pikuls 46 kath Tin ore:— 34.701, pikuls 57 katis D **V $320,684.6531 words
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Article302 1915-11-08 10 AMERICA REALLY ROUSED AT LAST. President's Declaration. [By Submarine Cable]. lioni'i Siitcob. New York, Nov. 5 —President Wilson, m a striking address, tbe first public utterance regarding tbe scope c*f tbe i national defence programme, m appealing 'for tbe support of all parties and in- dividuals to302 words
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Article76 1915-11-08 10 New Yoik, Nov. 7. A fire m a four storeyed wo den building at Brooklyn, occupied by sweetmeats and blouse fac lories, cnused a piuic. Twenty were killed, and lifty injured. The fire started en tbe first flcor Dear the staircase, cattic g off the escape of76 words
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Article29 1915-11-08 10 New York, Nov. 6. Excbange has improved on the report that further credits m favour of Britain, possibly amounting to forty millioos sterling, are being arranged.29 words
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Article11 1915-11-08 10 Paris, Nov. 4. Minister Whitlcck it returning to America.11 words
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Article150 1915-11-08 10 Sending Creat /.rmies. London, Nov. fi. The Duke of Connought Las telegrapbed to Mr Bonar Law that Orders m Council have been passed authorising the mobilisation of a quarter of a million Canadian*, including those under arms, but the increase of a bundrei thcusend, the number hitherto150 words
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Article127 1915-11-08 10 A Compromise m Australia Melbourne, Nov. 5. The Premier, m the House of R prt'scntativee, announced tbut tbe Premiers of several States bavinp agreed to a*k the State Parliament to giant to the Commonwealth daring tbe war i nd one year thereafter the powers sought by the referendum,127 words
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Correspondence.
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Article124 1915-11-08 10 To the Editor. Sir, In your leader of the 10th 1913, you advocated an all night telegraphic service to the F.M.S. Can you or any of your readers tell me why the telegraph hours at the General Post Office have been cut down by four hours Many124 words
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Article111 1915-11-08 10 Third List of Subscriptions. Tbe Committee of the Children's Aid Society gratefully acknowledge the follow ing futthcr subscriptions Amount acknowledged 2,260 Mr Mrs G. U. Farrant 50 L. R Mat ph ail 25 Hon. Mr W. W. Cook 100 C. R. Crawford 5 F. R. Matbh 10111 words
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134 1915-11-08 10 It I*9 notified that by Coinnoaful of His Excellency the Governor, all Public Offices will be cloerd at 2 pra on Wednesday, the 10th November, m honour cf the Coronation of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Japan. The following programme will be cirried out by134 words
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Article77 1915-11-08 10 The November medal— bngry piny— wae competed for on Saturduy nnd Sunday, and resulted iv a win for Mr F. \V. King* who returned a score of 2 down. The following cards were returned P. W. King 6 2 0, H. O. Cluike 4 4 W. Bircharn77 words
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Article85 1915-11-08 10 Two further episodes of Tbe Broken Coin," now being shown at the Theatre Royal and Haritna Hall, prove it to be quite on exceptionally fine serial film. It routed the large audience at the Haritna to a rare pitch of excitement on Saturday night. It is indeed superbly85 words
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Article61 1915-11-08 10 This evening, on the Eeplanade, tbe S.G.C. soccer team play the S.R.C. and will field the following eleven J. Utermark, goal W. 0. Hill and R. H. Oale, backs J. Stuart, J. R. Lynch and J. Lee, half-backs; R. A. Parifeb, D. M. Doig, G. E. Winter, F. M.61 words
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Article79 1915-11-08 10 Latest Dividends. iFrom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Nov. 5. The following interims are announced Batavia Plantation 7| per cent Perak, if pence, Lanadron 7 1 per cent. Ledbury l\ per cent. Finals Seng%t 7$ pence. Batu Rata 10 per cent. Sungei Kari 12* per cent. Rubber is advancing79 words
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Article68 1915-11-08 10 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Not. 8. A successful bazaar organised by the ladies of the Ministering Children's League was held m the Town Hall. 1c was opened by the Hon. Mr A. T. Bryant, and was m aid of the Red CroES. After meeting the needs68 words
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Article127 1915-11-08 10 A Dardanelles List. London, Nov. 5. The Gazette states that General Sir Hamilton, m continuation of the despatch of Aug. 20th, specially mentions Major General de Lisle, Colonels S. H. Winter, E. M. Woodward, O C. Wolley Dod, W. Scott Moncrieff, Noel Lee and H. C. Errith, Lieut.127 words
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Article70 1915-11-08 10 London, Not. 6.— Mr Atquilh has ap pointed a committee to enquire into the difficulties caused by congestion m tbe ports, harbours and dork sheds of Britain. Lord Inch cape U chairman. The decision to exempt from requisilioning ▼cesela loading wheat m North America for the Ucitrd Kingdom70 words
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Article87 1915-11-08 10 TLe P. and O. homeward mail steamer Novnra has left Hongkong and is due here at daylight on Wednesday. She will Fail at 8 a.m. on Thursday. The City line steamer City of Glasgow, which arrived iv Bombay harbour on Saturday from Liverpool, brought over ninety passengers amoug87 words
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175 1915-11-08 10 CHINESE BANK FOR STRAITS SETTLE ME NTS. Peking Government Sending Two Commissioners South to Investigate. The Chinese Government has appointed Messrs C. C. Chang, Secretary of the Board of Audit, and Tseng Foo, of the Dank of China, to proceed on a trip to the Straits Settlements where they will175 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement263 1915-11-08 10 Fisk Tyres I "Americas Best.- Note Our Prices Size Plain Coven Red top Non-Skid p^ n 30X3 $2180 $33.00 $?Oo 30x3.i $33.00 $36 00 tQnn 32X3, $36 00 $38.00 $IOOQ 760 X 90 $30 00 $36 00 I 6 810 X 90 $31 50 $40.00 9 815X105 $44 00 $50.00263 words
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Page 10 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous51 1915-11-08 10 S. V. C. DIULL PROGRAMME. (Fob Week Ending Monday Nov. Bth.) TO-DAY. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall S. V. A. it it Maxim Co. I »i S. R E. v. S. V. R. <» Veterans' Co. ti Chinese Co. 5.00 p.m. Oovt House Malay Co. 5.15 p.m. Drill Hall 8. V.51 words
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