Straits Echo, 27 October 1913

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    35 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY TOL. 11. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, MONDAY, 27th OCTOBER, 1913. Single Copy, 10 centi No. 247
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    After Mackerel.
    1116 3 Tom. grey-bearded, sombre-eyed, and aged gbout fifty-fire, standing among bis little fleet of craft drawn up upon the harbour makes no immediate answer to our aniious question, but take a prolonged look round the horizon, scanning the halfencircling line of distant hills upon the west, tbs broad blue
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    The Chinese Soldier.
    407 3 Is it possible to say anything new about the Chinese soldier That is the first of several questions which we are sure to be asked, and the answer is that there are several things that are new to many, though known to a few. For example, amongst
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    THE CHINESE SAILOR.
    605 3 If so much that is good can be said of the Chinese soldier, what of his sea-faring brother Has he any such record He has—to some extent. He also is by no means despised by the British Blue-jacket, one of the best of all judges of sea-life
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      37 3 Children’s Coughs. Why let the children r’ck their little holies in such a distressing manner when *ou can so easily cure their colds with a tattle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. For sale by all Dispcusariea and Dealers.
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      117 3 8,000,000 Rubber Stumps. Nurseries 100 aeres fully Planted References MR. A. B. MILNE. Apply— L. HEINTZE. TanjoNo Rambctan Estate, Peralc, F. M. S, Telegrams: Heintze,” T&njong Rambutan E. O. Hotel. SPECIAL TIFFIN EVERY WEDNESDAY SATURDAY. —r-^ A. .i',' «Si .S'.'»:;wrs 1 •&£SB»S V&2. '-A^Vr. W; •O o <& i k.a-_
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  • SHIPPING.
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      ARRIVALS.
      177 4 lUnlttli, Br. 2,509. Tou(;b, Oct. 25, London, 2O, Gea —S B. ACo Ellora, Br, 2,56", Sharpe, Oct. 26, Rangoon, Oct. 23, Gen. —H. L. A Co. Hebe. Br S3, 346, Sc.At, Oct. 26, Teluk Anson, Oct 25, Gen. —A. G. A Co. Telemachut, Br. 4,802, Goodwin, (Oct. 26, Liverpool,
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      DEPARTURES.
      56 4 October 27. Toikj ('hay Un, for Batu Bahra. Cornelia, for Port Swettenham, Port Dickson and MalaccaAtjeh, for Langsa, Edi, T. Semawe, Segli, Olehleh and S«bang. Avagyee, for Diudiugs, Sitiawan and Teluk Anson. Un Teng, for Pulau Langkawi, Perlis and Setul. Van den Botch, for Olehleh, SabaDg Ac., Padang. Flying
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      MAILS CLOSE
      298 4 For Alor Star (Kedah)—Per Ban Lee, to-morrow, 7 a.m. Tongkah—Per Malacca, to-morrow, lpm. Deli and Batu Bahra—Per Indragin, to-morrow, 1 pm Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoj—Per Hong Bee, to-morrow, 3 p m. Teluk Anson —Per Hebe, to-morrow, 4 p.m. Port Swettenham and Singapore—Per Klang to-morrow, 4-30 p.m. Singapore,
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    EXCHANGE.
    122 4 Penang, October 27. (By courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London, Demand Bank 2/4/, 4 months’ sight Bank 2/44 3 Credit 2/41 3 Documentary 2/4li Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs 1731 3 days’sight Private 175 j Bombay, Demand Bank 173 f Moulmein, Demand Pank 172 3 days’ sight Private 175/ Madras,
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    PRODUCE.
    199 4 Gold Leaf ...***** Black Pepper 15— sellers. White Pepper ‘>7 37J fa j et Trang Pepper 24 nominal Cloves ...39 out of season Mace ...120 nominal Pickings 65 —buyers Nutmegs 110 s 24.50 sellers No. 1 6.10 sales Sugar j 2 5.50 sales (Basket 515 buyers Copra (mixed) 12
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    MARKET PRICES.
    168 4 Penang, October 27. Beef— cts. Soup per catty 14 Roast 24 Steaks 24 Stew or Curry Meat 16 Rump Steak 24 Ox Tail each 30 Tongue 55 Feet 15 Heart 30 Liver per catty 55 Pork— Pork per catty 38 Pig’s Head... Tongu. “S™" J*'lb. 35 Head each
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    SHARES.
    2272 4 I I o' g ©.2 Number of o. Capital. Shares t 3 Dividends. Name. ‘-5 issued. 12 -2 o Wo S'®®, W 25 pq a> O* 1 1909 1910 *****1912 1913 RUBBER DOLLAR SHARES. j p.c. p.c. i p.c. I 1909 8 450,000 130,000 1 1 I I i
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    The Local Schools.
    750 5 TO THE EDITOR OK THE “STRAITS ECHO.” Sir, I have read with much interest the several letters on The Local Schools which appeared in the Correspondence Column of your paper during the last few days. The discussion has now waxed so hot that I am tempted to
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    Alleged Unlawful Society.
    152 5 Before Mr. M. E. Sherwood in the Third Court this morning sii Chinese named Toh Bah Say, Oo Sin Hok, Lim Yu Him, Lim EDg, Khoo Ling Booi and Lim Yu were charged with being members of an unlawful society. Mr P. T. Allen, Acting Assistant Protector
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    Rubber and Factory Costs.
    374 5 To the Editor of the Time». Sir, —It was with considerable interest that I read Mr. G. H. L. Wharton’s letter on the above subject in vour issue of the 29th. J Like him, I have been a spectator on various rubber estates iu the Malay
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    The Collision off Prye.
    233 5 Twu more Bodies Found. Besides the bodies of three women and two men (a M day and a Tamil) two other bodies were picked up in the vicinity of the wreck of the Colleen. The Stella which was detailed for the work of searching for dead
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    A Curious Case
    176 5 Alleged Personation by a Government Clerk. Before Mr. M. E. Sherwood this morning a Tamil, named A. Subbiah, was charged with cheating the Resident Councillor, Penang, by personating one V. A Subbiah on July 3, 1905, an l thus dishonestly inducing the Resident Councillor to confer on
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    Possession of Bhang.
    157 5 At the iußtance of Mr. J. Byrne, Chief Revenue Officer, Government Monopolies, a Kling nauiei Abdul bin Ibrahim was this morning charged before Mr. R. J>. Acton in the Second Court with being in possession of bhang. The accused pleaded guiltv. Mr. Bvrne' said that on Saturday
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      301 5 ALMERIA GRAPES! FRESH FROM ENGLAND. 1 AN c ha\e just received a limited supply of these grapes. We shall be pleased if intended Customers will book their orders early. Please apply Penang Confectionery, 18> p e^ n s g trcet "A Rolling Stone Gathers No Moss.” Why go farther on
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    THE STRAITS ECHO.
    92 6 flkliaWd daily (except Sundays and pofcii* holiday*) C AT T*» OEITERION PRESS, Ltd. No. 59, Beach Street, Penarg. Paica Daily Local $24 p*r annum. Ortrtation... Pottage Extra. Hail Edit»** (Port Fr**) $17.50 oabli ADDaaaa: ECHO—PENANG." Telephone Noe. /Echo 586 Printing Department 343 jr.j.—an bulM c*m*unie»tio«« AouM to
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    INTERNATIONAL POPULATION STATISTICS.
    1321 6 “Continental Correspondence”, the weekly sheet which the good kind German Government distributes through its Pressbureau free, gratis and nothing to the newspapers of the Far East is a gift which we always receive in the spirit of Laocoon— Titneo Dunaot ct dona ferentes— we look it thoroughly
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    M. A. P.
    851 6 Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Maxwell have, returned to Alor Star from Singapore. Dr. P. G. Edgar, of Perak, returned from home leare on Wednesday. Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith is coming to Penang as Puisne Judge in December. Yice-Governor Gilbert, of the Philippines, has resigned and will
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    RANDOM NOTES.
    1015 6 It is rather a curious fact that whereas nearly all the lawyers in Penang are members of the F. M. S. Bar, very few of those regularly practising io the F. M. S. belong to the Colonial B ir It would be a convenience if there were reciprocity
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      583 6 PENANG TURF CLUB. NOTICE. rpll E ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING X of the M-unb-irs of the Penang Turf Club will be held in the Chamber of Commerce, on Monday, the 10th of November, 1913, at i -15 p.m. BUSINESS 3. To confirm the Minuses of the HalfYearly General Meotiog ami of
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  • Obituary
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    36 6 D«atk. Hollowxt —At 1. B., Barrack Road, on Friday, the 24th inst, Isabella Lilian, aged 42, only daughter of Mr Henry Holloway (deceased) and Mrs Holloway, of Singapore. Singapore and F. M S. papers please copy.
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    P. & O. STRIKE.
    172 7 P. O. STRIKE. OFFICERS and the company (R enter.) London, October 25. Notice» were served on the P. A O. Comyesterday, terminating the agreements of the oncers due to sail by the s s Sicilia. H a subsequent meeting the officers decided (o ppFjnit the Sicilia to sail but to
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    The Land Campaign.
    129 7 (Reuter.) London, October 25. Lord Crewe, Secretary of State for India, speaking at Royston declared that there was nothing in the Government’s Land propel, that need excite the fears of landlord tenant or labourer. 26 Mr. H. H. Asquith, speaking at ladybank, said that the broad outline
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    The Dublin Sensation.
    101 7 (Reuter.) London, October 25. There was further excitement in Dublin vaster day ovening, the priests stopping 8 children who were en route to England via Belfast, Afterwards the priests and the crowds waited on the quays till the steamers had left without the children when the priests
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    Britain and Germany.
    65 7 A C ofttingent Agreement. (Reuter.) Berlin, October 26. It is Btated in well-informed quarter* here that the negotiations between Great Britain and Germany regarding Africa are not concerned with change* in the territorial status quo, but the division of certain parts of Africa into economic spheres of
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    Nationalization of Railways.
    49 7 (Reuter.) London, October 25. Mr. Sydney Buxton, President of the Board of Trade, in a public speech, declared that tbe terms of reference of the Railway Coumiission were wide enough to allow consideration of the proposals that the State should undertake the work of the railway*.
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    Tropical Medicine.
    36 7 (Reuter.) London, October 25. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking at the dinner of the London School of Tropical Medicine, said that a sum of £70,000 has teen obtained as endowment in support o the school..
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    The French Estimates.
    36 7 (Reuter.) Pari*, October 25. The estimates of the expenditure for 1914 shoe a total of £32,000,000 more than for 1913. Thi. includes £19,000.000 for the Ministry of War and £1,920,000 for the Navv.
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    The Unionist Party.
    27 7 Reuter.) London, October 25. Mr. Bonar Law has invited Mr. Robert Cave K C. and Lord Robert Cecil to join the Front Opposition Bench.
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    The British Navy.
    26 7 (Reuter.) London, October 25. H. M. S. Arethuea, the first of the new class of oil-driven light cruisers, ha* been lsunched at Chatham.
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    The American Navy.
    19 7 (Renter.) Hampton Roads, October 25. Nine American battleships hate left here a cruise in the Mediterranean.
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    THE SITUATION IN MEXICO.
    361 7 STRONG ACTION BY THE UNITED STATES. (Reuter.) Eerlin, October 25. The Koelnieche Zeitung discussing the British recognition of General Huerta declares that all the foreigners in Mexico regard him as the person best fitted to establish order. It is Germany's interest that the presidential question should
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    Servian Withdrawal From Albania.
    101 7 (Reuter.) Belgrade, October 27. It is officially stated that the Servian troops have withdrawn from Albania. London, October 10. A Constantinople cable sta f es that demobilisation has begun. At Sofia the Government has decided to build a harbour in the Bay of Lagos in the
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    U. S. Government.
    108 7 The President on its Profound Purpose. Reuter.) Philadelphia, October 27. President Wilson, addressing the students of Swarthmore College, extolled the memory of William Penn and said that the profound purpose underlying the American conquests was to see tbatevery foot of the continent ■hall be a home for
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    Spanish Cabinet Crisis.
    83 7 (Reuter.) Madrid, October 27. The Senate has rejected the vote of confidence in the Government by 106 votes to 103 and Count Romanones, the Spanish Premier, has in consequence resigned. He took the unusual step of telegraphing to the French Press, declaring that the crisis was due
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    Another Pending By-Election.
    27 7 Another Pending ByElection. Rev f er.) London, October 25. Sir H S M. Havelock-Allan, Liberal member for the Bishop Auckland divisum of Durham, has resigned his seat.
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    Shipping Accident in the Thames.
    34 7 (Reuter.) London, October 27. A ketch in the Thame, eetuarjr we. run down by a iteamer yesterdiy night The ketch «a. cut in half and four lad. were drowned.
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    THE HOME RULE QUESTION.
    1140 7 PREMIER S SPEECH AT LADYBANK. (Reuter.) London, October 25. Mr. H. H. Asquith, Prime Minister, addressed an enthusiastic meeting of his constituents at Ladybank last night and dealt exclusively with the question of Home Rule. He emphasized that the Government intended to make use of the
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    Austria and Germany.
    99 7 Tke Peace Emperors. (Reuter.) Vienna, October 27. After shooting with the Archduke Franz Ferdinand in Bohemia the Kaiser arrived here this n orning and was received at the station by the Emperor Francis Joseph. The Fremdenblatt, in welcoming the Kaiser, points out that the Austro-German Alliance, throughout
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    Another Railway Disaster.
    41 7 Reuter) London, October 25. A local South-Eastern train dashed into a stationary train which was standing in the fog at Waterloo Junction. The rear portion of the stationary tram was telescoped, three persons being killed and nineteen injured.
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    The Paris to Cairo Flight.
    45 7 (Reuter.) Schaffhausen, October 27. M. Daucourt, the French aviator who i 3 attempting a flight between Paris and Cairo, has landed at Biberbruecke owing to trouble with the engine of his machine. The repairs will take at least two days.
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    The Italian Elections.
    36 7 (Reuter.) Rome, October 27. The elections yesterday were generally eilm and the Ministers are assured of a large majority. Thirty persons were wounded by revolver shots at a disturbance at Fiesole near Florence.
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    The “Volturno” Tragedy.
    58 7 An Amelias StoryAllahabad, October 16. The New York Tribune says that prior to the sailing of the Volturno tbe Manager of the Com 1 any, which had dispu*es of increasing bitterness with its Dutch and Belgian seamen, received a letter, saying: If you don’t listen to our
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    Federal Appointments.
    228 7 The current issue of the F. M. S. Government Gazette contains the following notifications Mr A W Ardlie to te a Surveyor, Survey Department. Dr J H C Grone to be Medical Officer, Grade 111. Dr A R Wellington to officiate 2s Health Officer, Selangor. Dr A Reid
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    Penang Rubber Auction.
    40 7 At tbe rubber sale held ly Mr. Koh Eug Hin at his auction rooms to-day tbe following prices were realized Smoked Sheet $lO3 per picul. Unsmoked Sheet 100 First Crepe Sheet... 108 Crepe Sheet No. 3... 72
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    LADIES BISLEY MEETING AT TAIPING.
    1544 7 YOUNG SHOTS AS PRIZE WINNERS. A NICE POINT FOR ARGUMENT. (From Our Oicn Corvespotulent.) Taiping, October 26. The seventh annual Ladies Bislev meeting so happily inaugurated by Colonel Walker, 1 C.M.G, bis come and gone; and may be recorded as one of the most pleasant
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    To-day’s Quotations.
    83 7 Tin. Rubber, Rice sad Copra. The following bus ness in tin has been done to-day Penang Penang Tin Exchange, y- no sellers Singapore Straits Trading Co., 100 tons at $92.87, (By Courtesy of Messrs. The East Asiatic Co., Ltd. through their agents G. H. Slot Co.) Fine Para
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      67 7 PENANG TURF CLUB. NOTICE. f I'HE RACE COURSE will be officially L open for Training for the January, 1914 Meeting on and after Monday, the 3rd November, 1913. No Horses will be allowed on the Tracks before 6 a.m. I No Hacking will b3 allowed during train* ing hours viz
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    2340 8 Ordinary Meeting, Friday, Oct. 24. Present H. E. The Gov. Sir Arthur Young. K. C. M C. H. E. Maj. Gen. T. K. Stephrunon, G. O. C. The Hon. Col Secty., R. J. Wilkinson. C. M. G. Attorney-General. G. A. Goodman. Col. Treasurer, J. O. Anthouisz. Col. Engineer.
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    Band Programme.
    45 8 \frnnhty, (h’Utl.er 2T. EsPI.A \AI > K—o To 7 PM. 1 Selection La Petite Mademoiselle H ire 2 Two Step Goblin Gambols Neel 3 Selection La Dame Blanche Boeldieu 4 AValtz Love's Dream After the 8a11... C/.ibulka 0 March The Jollv Coys Club Gorin
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    P.C.C. Quoits Tournament.
    299 8 The following ties have been fixed for to-morrow: E S Haslam v W M Collins W S Dunn vRCB Hay The following ties have been fixed for Wednesday, Oct. 29 A S Hall v J G Allan C E Craig r G B F Southam At the
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    The Penang Swimming Club.
    181 8 The following were the result* of the sports held at the Swimming Club jesterday morning: 10 Yakds Handicap Gibbons Cup Competition. S A Yell 20 seconds start 1 L W Learaount 10 2 F E Ivery 35 3 U K Adams 20 4 A very good
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    Penang Volunteers.
    151 8 The October Monthly Handicap Shoot was held yesterday morning The atmospheric conditions were only mod» rat?. The conditions were a sighter and 7 counting bhotseach at 2)0, 500, and 000 yards under N R A Rules 1912. Scores were as follows with a Lt H A Neubronner h
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    Passengers
    75 8 Arrivals. Per s.s. Klang, Oct. 27, from Singapore Mr A Johnson, Mr C D Jackson, jv r D Main, Mr Sayer, Mr Williamson, Mr and Mrs F G Ring, Mr Wong Sewai, Miss Burston. From Malacca Hon H M Darby. v rom Port Swettenham Mr Maequeen, Mr J Melville,
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    FIXTURES.
    102 8 To- DAT. 28th Day of Oth Moon. Hippodrome Circus Dato Kramat Gardens. 9-15 p.m. The Grand Opera Co King Street Theatre, Princess Asmara Lavla” or The Wonderful Talisman.” Penang Volunteers A” and B” Companies, Company Drill Fort, 5-30 pm. Band, Esplanade, 6 p.m. George Town Cinematograph, Kuala Kangsar Road.
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    MAILS DUE.
    16 8 English (Devanha) ...30th Oct Oh ,Da ,Bt Not China Dfrfflxngr.r) 4th German Yorck) ...6*h
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    THE MOON.
    11 8 Oct. 29th ot,, g r *"■<* lijwl Quarter 2 ,‘f
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    32 8 P. O. SAILINGS. Mail Service. Outward Hombward Devanha 30 Oct. I Delta i No Asmye 13 Nov. India 15 Extra Service. Outward Hombward. SoccAra 27 Oct. I Syria 6 Nov Sumatra 20
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      480 8 LAST 4 NIGHTS! LAST 4 NIGHTS!! THE Hippodrome Circus AND MENAGERIF. ENORMOUS SUCCESS OF OUR Crand Change of Programme. AGAIN To-night! To-night!! Don’t fail to see Murrell. Don’t fail to see cur Trampolin? Act. Don't fail to see our Animal Acts. And a host of Novelties. Location of Te*ts: Dato
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      186 8 r===\ Invaluable Announcement for Bargain Making. e are all, an«l a l of us are watching and looking for bargains, for money saving oppor'unities and for real value in the purchasing of our neces- sities and luxuries. Frequently people are seen spending several hours, days, and sometimes weeks, examining the
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      50 8 Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure For Cough, and Cold., nerer fail., 6d NOTICE. LABOUR CODE. 1912, F.M.S. Indian Immigration Fund Ordinance 1911.” nr nmiis, OF INDIAN LABOUR are hereby reminded that rt* ill i*n a i m d 1 i returnsTorTlV 7 mi uea Mat assessment 7U o oL^&pTcornt sxteser' 3
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      497 8 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. An ordinary meeting 0 f Municipal Commissioners will be h.n at the Municipal Office at 4 p m on the 28th instant, ue,dt 7. To be follow, ,1 by a Special Meeti to consider Budget for 1914. (By Order), L. A. Coutiek BIGGS Secretary to the Municipal Commitsioners
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    23 9 Vutdt Irom Agent» Due totvanha, Urck Colombo Singapore Singapore Colombo A.G.ACo. A. B. BM.ACo. 30th Oct. 1st Nor. 4th H 6th
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    SAILINGS.
    21 9 Vessels Agent Leaves bnanha Delta Dtrfflino er Tor#fc Singapore Colombo Colombo Singapore A..G.A Co. A. B. B.M 4Co. Oct. Nor.
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      357 9 Expected Arrivals and Departures. Mall Service Outward. 1913 Oct. 30 Devanharonnecting with s.s. Mongolia > T or. 13 Assays s.s. Macedonia 27 Delta s.s. Malwa Homeward ion ria Colombo. FAKES BY NAIL STEAMERS. A Accommodation. Istclass 2nd class To London by Sea $565-72 $377-14 To Marseilles or Gibraltar $528-00 $356-29
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      1497 9 (SHIPPING.» BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Fob Singapore (Three times a week). I'ort Swettenham and Singapore. (Twice a week). Victoria Point, Mergui, Tavoy, Yeh and Moulmein. (Fortnightly). Singapore and Australia. (Fortnightly.) Rangoon A Calcutta. (Weekly.) Negapatam, Madras, Pondicherry, Cuddalore and Karikal. (Weekly). 'MKSCm LLOYB, BREMEN. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINZ
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    Mr. Baness Sentenced.
    4709 10 CONCLUSION OF A BONG TRIAL Statement bv Accused An AppealSavs Friday’s T.O.M. No evidence was called for the defence in the trial of Mr. Baness, bis Counsel. Mr. Hewlett stating that he would not go into the witness hoi, hut would make a statement Mr. Baness said
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      112 10 t Diphteria- How It May 5« Avoided. Diphtheria is usually contracted when the child has a cold. The cold prepares the t child’s system for the reception and development of the diphtheria germs. When there are cases of diphtheria in the neighbourhood children that have colds should be kept at
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