Straits Echo, 26 September 1911

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    Masthead
    37 1 Straits Echo 2-PAGE EDITION. DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY voi,. m Tt An )m PENANG, TUESIJAY, ShP TEAI oEK, i<M|. Single Copy, 10 cents. No.
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      1048 1 1 Tonic au.l HOiue lf thine tn uri,h V0U l>rink Head Guinness s 5tout, an<l look r \'f’ for this Ubel to soe that you get it. ).JU Alt Jht Andrew Usher 8 Co. s SPECIAL RESERVE. O.V.G. Whisky. SANDILANDS. BUTTERY 8 Co.. AOKNTS FOR PENANG BANKS > DAVID CORSAR
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      19 1 Order it in Nip Ow’es. Dog’s Head Giiinif '5 Stout. it gi-ii u TIANQ LEE A Co.. Sole AgenU.
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    Greedy Gladys.
    4359 2 Bt Jkkhik Pope. Gladys bid always bwa greedy as a child, wb«u ber unfair capture of cakes bail c*U*wl much complaint among ber incensed little contemporaries; and a fashionable,»* mrdingm booU finishing education abroad, an l the pleasant gaieties of social life, while developing many elegant accomplishment*. bad
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      362 2 The Lending Hair Oil of the Day. Is our KUNTAL BRISHYA which stood the wave of competition during last 40 years of its existence. It is highly scented and profusely medicated hair oil which has pleased everybody and anyl>ody in India, Ceylon and the Straits. It increases the growth of
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      446 2 Can do anything and everything f 0r T appouttiiebt to Their Highnesses the Nizam of Hv.l the Maharaja of Mysore, Trav, n <*v #5 n Jodhpur, Kashmir, Indore JUC. K. SEN Co., 29, Colootola Street, CALCUTTA Ours is admittedly the best. bum* est and the most respectable HimU \j,, lr
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    On Novel Reading.
    1447 3 K T p,< mlt "f n'" l-1 ““'‘l I »heD I natumllr left in.-*» 5? n i a p-rr ‘V* in> L <do ..ot rail that novel t-tn*’*'.' (f ,r< ~1,1 enchant in* **nse. It I horoUK'hly I «T 1 the which i« m wV U '*i’"
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    Elopement of Miss Pollard.
    364 3 Former Lilliputian’s Escapade. Many of our readers will remember little Daphne Pollard of the Lilliputian Company, who for many years added annually to the gaiety of life in the foreign cities of the East, says the Japan Chronicle.” Her pirents are settle! in Seattle, and the
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    Tide Table for Penang.
    45 3 September, 1911. H. YY r L. YV. H. YV. L. YV. a e. A.M. A.M. P.M. PM--26:1. 1.37, 7.55. 2.13, 8.21 -Dli 2.8, 8.36, 2.43, 8.51 28th 2.56, 9.06, 3.14, 9.22 29th 3.32, 9.44, 3.51, 10.00 30th 4.12. 10.24, 4.36, 10.48
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    Sumatra Consolidated.
    1815 3 1 INCREASE OF CAPITAL AGREED s TO UNANIMOUSLY. b The Immediate Prospects. The ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Sumatra Consolidated j Ruhlier Estates, Limited, was held on I August 21, at the London Chamber of I Commerce, Oxford Court, Cannon Street, E C., Mr. Keith
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    Imagination and Maladies.
    195 3 It is astonishing how the mind controls the flow of blood to any particular part of the body. Ilera is one way to pr»>ve it, YY’lien your nose hlee»ls, immediately persuade yourself to believe that you are running with all your might up the steepest, flight, of
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      32 3 iu&d* Qirjvii t( j wver j oyU U Um lt for obstinate MW,. lt rritd,,uns <* the throat l,Jr tin**. an h Unnval, <l a* a remedy *ll UDi; JlBWlsftB For sale "l^uanes
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      99 3 Danger of 8100 l Poisoning. Every family should at all times Im provided with a Rood reliable liniment and tho.se who have used Chamberlain’s Pain Halm will admit that there is none better. Evf n as slight an injury as the scratch of a pin has resulted in blood poisoning
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      34 3 The B:st Physic. When vou want a physio that is m:ld and gentle, easy to take and certain to act, always use Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      57 3 For in Impaired Appetite Ikjss of appetite always results from faulty digestion. All that is needed is a few doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will invigorate the stomach, strengthen the digestion and give you an appetite like a wolf. These Tablets also act as a gentle laxative.
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      356 3 THE CRAG HOTEL. SANATORIUM. PENANG HILLS. AS GOOD AN HOTEL AS ANY IN THE STRAITS." —Singapore Free Pre*f, 27th March. SARS.IES BROTHERS, Proprietors. it-j -x >< >♦ j 5 f x Or the Eighth Wonder the of World. SWIFT, SURE. MAGICAL—The only euro for infectious Diseases of the Urinary Canal
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    An Offer for Jimah.
    395 4 Loedo* Promote»» Propose to j PVKCHiRE. r A circular ha» just Iwen Uaued to the shareholder* of the Jimah Kuhlier Estate, Ltd., calling a meeting to consider au offer I. for the «ale of the estate to Loudon. meeti« k will l«e held next Friday, in
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    “Getting Fit.”
    185 4 Doing exercises (whatever system on* may follow) aimlessly does very little good Judicious training is everything. It is only when the brain is fully watching over tlit muscles that they are exercised and controlled to their full extent. Even if one is only playing cricket or tennis one
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    Changing Chinese Trade.
    661 4 The United State* Oonsu'-General, George E. Anderson, at Hourkong, writing on the 1 returns of the foreign trade of China in 1910, states: The most significant feature of the returns in some respects, however, is iu the portion of the imports and exports respectively held bv Hongkong.
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    Soya Bean vs. Coconut.
    206 4 The possibility of the oil of the S y* Bean lecouiing a subs itute for Coconut Oil Las aot given rise to much anxiou thought inning those interested in the Coconut Industry in Ceylon The Soya Oil cannot lie put to many of the uses for
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    Calcutta Turf Club Sweeps.
    99 4 The stewards of the Turf Club, Calcutta, have resolved to restrict considerably the bsue of tickets for their Derby and St. L°g*r Sweeps, says the Indian papers “Owing to the undesired publicity which has recently lieen given to the club sweeps, they have decid d that
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      52 4 4-4 t WATERBURY S METABOLIZED Cod Liver Oil Compound TTASTELESB ODORLESS The latest scientific pre paration of COD LIVEK Oil. Does all that *s claimed for it and supersedes tlie old fashioned emulsions which upset the stomach. Highly re commended by th; midi cal profession Oh ALL CHtzMIbTS Price 1-25
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      48 4 You can get an old-aj.e pension I When you're seventy years of age And are fittinu by the tire aide For too old to a n a wage But rememuer when^ou're ailing. Be you pensioner of King For your cough, cold or I* onebitis Wood*’ Peppemiiut C’u»e'athe thing.
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      1797 4 MAR municipal notice. ENGINES AND BfHLERS of Every Description For Every Purpose The Municipal Commissioners of George Town, Penang, hereby invite separate tenders for the following 1. Construction of Cement Concrete Drains along both sides of Back Lanes between Malacca Street and Siam Road. 2 Construction of Cement Concrete Drains
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      1915 5 \M t».*0 \o iFoe <S1H P P N G.y BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD, lrri»l« «••PWt»»»Intended to Saii..' Steamer. Mail Service Outward. Singapore (Three times a week). Tort Swettenham and Singapore. (Twice a week). Homeward St.*auicr. lleranha «i Arcadia Delta 7A*»J« :l ik*iin 4 (tevaulia Mergui, Tavoy, Yeh and
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    THE STRAITS ECHO.
    463 6 A Journal for Educated Folk. Publish**! daily (except Sundays and public holidays) J I AT THE K CRITERION PRESS, Ltd. No. 220—2-32 Beach Street, Peuuig. Price. Daily Local $24 per auuum. Outstation... Postage Extra. Mail Edition (Post Free) $l5 cable address ECHO—PENANG.” Telephone Nos. (Echo) 583 Printing
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    THE WEEK END
    718 6 Not everybody left the islan 1 for the various sea trips this weekend. A respectable few stayed at horn < to be written al*>ut On Saturday afternoon a select company visited the ladies’ ritt s range, and t »ok of the lavish hospitality of tlu P. L.
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    Tin and Rice Quotations.
    46 6 Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-day at J?84.(50 buyers, no sellers at Singapore (refined) at $85.05 buyers, no sellers, and in Loudon at .£172 os. cash and £169 15s. three months’ sight. Rangoon rice is quoted to-day at $2lB per coy an.
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    Penang Golf Club.
    111 6 The following is the result of the Monthly Medal for September: G A. Hall 45 40 =B5 9=70 wiuner W. R. Armstrong 48+ 43=0’— 9='- 2 I». J. Sproule. 50+ 47 =97—15 82 H R Buckland 42+41 83+ 2=85 The following made no returns Messrs. E. S
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    Kuala Lumpur.
    597 6 Saturday. A m> tor car driven by a European was proceeding along Batu Road. Saturd iy morning, when a Kling riding a bicycle from the opposite direction *_ot into difficulties lietween rwo rieshas, aud finally pluuged into the car smashing the head light aud falling off, just by
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    P. L. R. C.
    889 6 SATURDAY’S AT HOME RESULTS. Event I. Deliberate 20) Yards. Team P. L. R. C. r. Volunteers Team. Mrs. Gore Anderson 5 4 5 5 3 4 3 29 j Miss Joan Smith ...***** 5 4 28. Mrs. Wright-Motion... 4545 3 5 3 29 Miss Thornton 5
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      Canadian Elections
      350 6 Ti r Comment The Liberal Toronto tiloh, tano does not like its nemhK„' South that is emphatically?fe lll the elections. Tens of must have joined the Conservative their objection to having unv tr lho Yankees.” truck w lth lh^ Washington Opinion A telegram from Washington the State Department
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      M. Stolypin.
      137 6 Assassin Sentenced To Death. A telegram from Kiev state* that Bogroff, the assassin of M. Stolvpin, his l»een sentenced to death by hanging. M. Stolvpin was buried with great religions ceremony and amid universal demotwtrations of sorrow. Russian Policy. A telegram from St. Petersburg stat* that the semi-official
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      Home Rule.
      94 6 Belfast Protests. Anti-Home Rule demonstration* <■ place at Belfast. Thev were b 100,000 people. Special trains Irought people from all parts. Sir Edward Carson was the chief sp®*» He said that Ulster men would never v Home Rule. They wen* prepared on** emergency themselves to administer t tricts
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      Turkish Army.
      49 6 Command of Troops in Tfip° A telegram from Constantinople in compliance with the agitation r pointment of a military coin man' Fevzi, Chief of the Staff of the Army Corps, has been appointed in of the troops in Tripoli. They were under the command of the Governor
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      The Ex-Shah Captured.
      27 6 Awaiting Instructions. Tlie correspondent of the at Teheran states that a Tuironwn i**, wired to the Cabinet that he the ex-Shall. H. »*•*<« instructions frtief-
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      Morocco.
      282 7 telegram f u ftt ;l agi-eeuient has ofi<-i*ll. v nn i «he Moroccan of the l«vn reachei feW ni i no r p»>mU are immaterial. Hop** e I „f- ......|..»i.v*iy .poolj a"’ n < in regard to compenwition. lu^rrrr.o Knlerleu Wa-chter the German Herr ran e a banquet to
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      Irish Strikes.
      126 7 Not Spreading. Th»* Irish strikes are not spread ill/. J here i httle response to the call of tlm Execut ivc of the Kailwav Worker’s Association for woeml cessation of work. Epkk'lKNt Service.” Th« Karl of Alterdeen met the rail way-lut-n's representatives at 1 >ul»lin Castle with i
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      Consular.
      62 7 CKxng’ of Posts. It i' officially niunim -cil that Sir A. H. Hardmge, Hritisli at Brussels, -iu-1 the Hun. Sir Francis IJvde illiers, British AmUtssailur at Lishou, will change p.sts. It i» uuderstoml that this is due to the difficulty nf the llmi Sir Francis Yilliers *hii f irimsl
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      Indians in South Africa.
      92 7 Lord Ampthill Sp«aks Up. bT'l Ampthill writes a long letter to the |i.i[»*r* on tin* troubles of the Indians in •>mth Africa. He says that as the KlD Wlll s b*>rt 1 v ihun.ustrate in a strikI U an unprecedented manner that the luduuis we onr
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      Aviation.
      65 7 Two More Deaths. th 'ZrV!?™ New York that miJ r i’ r o 1 r was l,uru, *'l to death in his oil-tank at H*MWJ tt p r V T IUw wl 4 000 f«t at 11 '•“"■I'anw. and «as killed. i f f u Aikshit. »ir>U, m J
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      Kilmarnock By-Election.
      57 7 Kilmarnock By-Elec-tion. Mr K<*r Labour Action. 'kiß<sirt at j on at a Labour a- ti-.n i„ f ist < the fur Kituurnt» L if' l!a,tlu tf a candidate er 11 w threats they had r*.aCt7r ;v hallen^th V T ,ll( challenge. The H..u^ o p n<>t VS|h, to hold seats
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      The “Liberte” Sunk.
      457 7 Fire in Ammunition Hold. rt At* legrauifrom Marseilles states that afire h took f lace in the ammunition hold ofthe ware I ship Liberte. The vessel sank in 19 minutes, e Between 4)0 and > r *oo men were drowned p Murk Details. v A telegram from
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      Prince Edward Handicap.
      65 7 Result. Following was the resu’t of the race for the Prmoe Edward Handicap 1J mile) which was run at Manchester oil Saturday. Papive.ro 1 King’Midas 2 Yellow Slave 3 Ten ran. Won by two lengths a head between second aud third. S. P. —5 to agst Papavero.
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      Rowing.
      27 7 Dover to Calais and Back. A telegram from Dover states that the Kirsuiau Manuering rowed to Calais and »a< k in 12 hrs. 40 minutes. Reuter.
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      Sugar.
      70 7 Great Shortage. There is a shortage in sugar aud an ihnormal rise iu prices due to the effect of die drought on European beet. Anxiety is growing, for instead of an increase oi 2,000,000 tens, as anticipated early in the year, there is now a prospect >f the decrease
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      French Navy.
      19 7 Jean Bart Launched. A telegram from Brest states tint tin Uittleship Jean Bart has l**m launched. Reuter.
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      Chinese Loan.
      52 7 Conference in Berlin It is announced that conferences of tin representatives of four Powers iu regard to fin* Chinese loan have opened iu Beilin at the Deutseh Asiatische Bank. An agreement has been reached in regard to currency reform. The programme of the loan will not vet be
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      Arnst-Barry Match.
      63 7 Another Offer. The bar ke s of Barry have offered Arnst (v. ho refused to meet the form *r in a sculling match n the Thames un'ess he had £7*o for e'penses) «£‘soo for expenses if tin-re Ik* a sum of <£soo a side oi the race. Latek
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      Necrolagy.
      25 7 Earl of St. Ge n ans. The i eath has taken pi •e, at th age oi ."ftl e Earl of St. Germans. Rsuier.
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      Turkey and Italy.
      370 7 Italian Warships in Readiness. Information from Italian sources state that there is a certaiu anti-Italian feeling in various parts of the Empire. Two Italian warship»s are held in readiness in Sicily in the event of the Italian colonies being endangered The alleged forcib‘e conversion of an Italian
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      Johnson-Wells Fight.
      325 7 Another Bishop's Opinion. The Bishop of Winchester has written to the Timex denouncing the Johnson-Wells light. He declares that no puhlem is more anxious than the colour problem. Further Litigation in Sight. The Sporting Life states that the free holders of Earl’s Court Exhibition have given notice to
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      Blackwater Fever.
      50 7 Cure Discovered. Professor Anthony has arriv *d iu Plymouth. He has been investigating the causes of various fevers in Africa aud he stated that he discovered a cura for blackwater fever by the injection of an arsenical preparation, securing 93 per cent, of success bv this treatment. Reuter.
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      Argentine Navy.
      37 7 “Moreno" Launched. A tel gram from Camden, New Jersey, st ites hat the Argentines’s supe --dreadnought Moretu» has been launched. She is vessel of 27,000 tons with a speel of 22 h miles Re a'or.
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      671 6 DIABETES. An Inlrmtini Imtiw dealing tiuir*. aymptoms »»»<1 th‘‘ im *t rllrctive treatment of DWwl«, H>ilruwlp Hkin rltai'KTu will W (iwn away liw *o the readers <•f the ‘Strait* Kcko," n .ipplrat.on M A. Chatterjee ft Co., Dept- <•*>) II» t. M.K'hua ditnr htnrl. t'alrnlta (India). HYDROCELE. 260 e The
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    The Manifest.
    471 7 The B. I. steamer Bhatira is expected tc d arrive from Moulmein on Friday, 29th inst and is intended to return to Mouluiein via j ports at 8 a.m. ou the following day. The Royal Contract Packet Taroba, with the English mails, is expiected to arrive here l
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    FIXTURES.
    52 7 To-day 5th Day of 8th Moon. St. Cyprian. Penang Assizes. George Town Cinematograph, Kuala Kangsar Hoad, It p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Pen uig Howl. Japanese Bioscope, Penang Road. To-moubow. 6th Day of 8th Moon. George Town Ciuematograj h, Kuala Kangsar Road, 9 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Pen fig Kuad, Japanese Bioscope,
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      212 7 NOTICE OF SALK BY ORDER OF THE SHERIFF, OF PENANG. The undersigned is instructed to take possession aud put up for sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS, On Saturday, 30th Se,t., 1911, AT 11 AM.. At the Archway of Loyans Buildinys, Beach Street, The undermentioned property l>elunging to
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      952 7 IMOTICB. Is hereby given that the undersigned “Chop Kong Yuen Lee Sang Kee M of No. 12 Market Street, Penang, have this day appointed Fong Man Han to be the attorney and Manager in the said business. And notice is hereby further given that the said Chop will not lie
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  • SHIPPING.
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      ARRIVALS.
      359 8 A ragmet. Br. .> *47. Harr«-. «rd l dept.. Port Bwettenbam, 22nd Sept Gen. K S. Co Ltd. Bene*,, Put.»-. 34th Sept. B. Deli, 23rd Sept., Gen.—H. L. Halil Smme«e. H. M. 8. 550, E. Denr. 24th Sopt Puket, 23rd Sept., Nil— Siamese Government. Herron Dries*». KuHsia, merlins 26th
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      DEPARTURES.
      48 8 26th September. Bene*,, for Deli and Langsa. Ptrak, for Deli. Malta for Port Swettenham, Singapore and China. 5 Jin Ho, for Trang and Pang Nga. 0m pere, for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Paugkor, for Dindings and Sitiawau. Hebe, for Teluk Anson. Klany, for Port Swettenham and Singapore.
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      MAILS CLOSE
      319 8 Fob Alor Star (Kelah)—Per Tong Chnan, to-morrow, 9 a.m. Tongk&h —Per Roforna, to-morrow, Ipm. Trang—Per Tong Chay Un, to-morrow, 1 p.m. Teluk Anson —Per Hok Canton, tomorrow, 2 p.m. Deli —Per Cak/peo to-morrow, 2 p tu. Singapore, China and Japan—Per P. E. Frieelriek, to-morrow, 5 p.m. Ceylon, Australasia,
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    THE MOON.
    18 8 (Firat Quarter Sept. 3th O Full Moon Oct. Bth Last Quarter i-th O New Moon 22nd
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    EXCHANGE.
    127 8 Penang. 26th September. By courtesy of the Chartered Bank. London, Demand Bank 2/4 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4£| 3 Credit 2/4 3 Documentary.. 2/4-,®* Calcutta, Demand Bank R>. 174 3 days* sight Private TO Bombay, Demand Ban* 174$ M< ulmein, Demand Bank 13) 3 days* sight Private I"6 Madras,
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    PRODUCE.
    215 8 Gold leaf $64.60 Black Pepjier no stork White Pepper 28.20 buyers rrang Pepper 20.— nom. Cloves 42. nominal Mace l°B —nomina Pickings 105 —sales Nutmegs 110 s. 24 —sales C No. 1 6 10 sah.s Svgar < 2 6 —sal s (.Basket 5.10 nom. Copra (mixed) 10.50 buyers C
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    MAILS DUE.
    14 8 China Budou ...26th f«pi German (J» Eitel Friedrich).., 28th China (Aeeaye) 7^
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    SHARES.
    1951 8 I I 9 i Number of a a. j v, m a -5 H Capital. Shan. S> N«n-. ‘II s F issued. 7= J I 1 ii j 1906| 19**7 19**8 1 1909 *****911 RUBBER —IOH.I.AK >M.'KL>. i 1. ism* 1 1 P< P Ayer Kunimr Rubber Fstet*. L»d.
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      12 8 Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for all into nal complaint», dyeentry, coughs. colds
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      60 8 APIOLINE (CHAPOTEAIT) j. r For La cues I only. 7 is superior to so-called apiol, steel drops, tansy or pennyroyal and is a safe remedy for ladies when about to be unwell Recommended by the leading French specialists, to remove pain, cramps and irregularities peculiar to the sex. Said by
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    The Labour Problem.
    1431 9 Ceylon and her Competitors. A proiuiueut Cut lon planter writes a letter to tlie Cey’on Obnerrer on the labour difficulty ami compares that with the readiness with which Tamil cooliei Hock to the Straits. These are portions of his letter: '1 he latest figures showing the Straits
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    Samoa’s Plantations.
    781 9 INSECT PESTS AND MEASURES FOR EXTERMINATION. Coconuts. Cacao and Rubber. Mr. Acting Vice-Consul T. Trood, reporting on the trade of Samoa for 1910, says: Town land keeps its value, but there is little or no call for country properties. The value of the latter will ultimately lie determined
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    MARKET PRICES.
    186 9 Penan»», 26tii September, 1911. Beet— rtf. Soup par catty 11 Roast 24 Steaks 21 Stew o Currv Meat... 16 Rump Steak 24Ox Tail each ?0 Tongue... 55 Feet 15 Heart 30 Liver per catty 53 Poe k Pork per catty 32 Pig s H«.d 10 V ir*. O
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      35 9 Kiedel's tion'Wnn is not unpl<*asant to take, and is not attended by those distressing bveffects which so often accompany the use of Laisums and Santal oils. It has secured unqualified praise from the leading Specialists.
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      30 9 The most lapid and satisfactory results are obtained bv treatment with <>oiiC3an (Kawa Santal). Booklet, and sample to medical men free on application to anv of the chief Peuatur Cljfmists.
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    The World’s Heavy Weight Championship.
    1211 10 By Übnjce.” I. On Monday the 2nd of October, at the < Empress Hafl, Earl’s Court, Jack Johnson, the coloured heavy weight champion, will defend his title against Bombardier Billy Wells, the Champion of England and holder of the Earl of Lonsdale’s belt. Since John-
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    See Kee Rubber Estates.
    1167 10 Singapore Vendor Pats 850,030 for Shortage of Acreage. The shareholders of the See Kee Rubber Estates, Limit* d, held their first annual meeting at Shanghai, on Septem!>er 8, and after hearing a report read by the Chairman, Mr. H. O. White, to the effect that the
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    Local Steamer Service.
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