Straits Echo, 24 November 1913
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Title Section35 1913-11-24 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY VOL. 11. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, MONDAY, 24th NOVEMBER, 1913. Single Copy, 10 cents No. 27035 words
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Advertisement1113 1913-11-24 1 kR XC3ISIJ If too require a Tni.ic and sorao{])inp to nourish you, drink DOC'S HEAD GUINNESS'S STOUT and look isMk for thii label that s you gret it TIANG LEE 9 Cm., S*U A|eiti. *«aans* Andrew Usher 8 Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE. O.V.G, Whisky. i BANKS > Chartered Dank of India.1,113 words
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Advertisement24 1913-11-24 1 I TIGER BRAND CEMENT. 158 AT: k *r r< »-a cjs "r 5« pS& in r o f* io sm BEST FOR ALL PURPOSES.24 words
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Advertisement101 1913-11-24 2 y= £WAR m <5 9 OJ/A Pel r# j ♦V «i f I jr iW .w--1 JohnDewar&SonsI d 't y (OiSTICLERS) 3 6xlro Special sT*si v ?'v''T >l P n k\^ w OF GREAT AGE *S Hv .i Grand Prix .^■Vn 3 Paris !»0 SrlfUisl#* < Wi /JBISS ezi >101 words
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Article2050 1913-11-24 3 INTERESTING REPORT BY THE ADVISER. Not Without Disappointments. A very interestin report on the affairs of Kelantan during 1912 has l eau compiled by Mr W. Langhain-Carter, the acting British Adviser to that state, and we extract some of the points of it: The revenue for the2,050 words
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Advertisement40 1913-11-24 3 Early Colds. Bo careful of the c~»lds you take at this time of the rear They are particularly dangerous. A neglected cold may mean a win-ter-long cold. Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at once. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.40 words
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Advertisement243 1913-11-24 3 Why waste your good money afte* cheap ruhhish article? Be sure to get only Paul Sons* MOHON FLUTE. 8,000,000 Rubber Stumps. The King of all harmoniums The best and References strongest one yet known. Its unquestion-' able reputation is thoroughly established all over the Straits for a very long time.243 words
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Article256 1913-11-24 4 Indo Marti, Jap. s-s., 3,972, Komiya, Nov. 22, Kobe, Oct. 28. Gen.—S. A Co. 7aida, Br. s s., 1,301, Glendenning, Nov. 22, Moulineio, Nov. 19, Gen. —B. L. A Co. Bencleuch, Br. s.s.. 2,(379, McMillan, Nov. 22, London, Oct. 18, Gen. —S. B- Co Kirin Mam, Jap. s s.,256 words
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Article55 1913-11-24 4 November 24. Speelman, for Langsa, Edi, T. Semawe, Segli. Olebleh and Sabang. Tong Chuan, for Alor Star (Kedah) Qhee Thye, for Alor Star (Kedah) Cornelia, for Port Swettenbam, Port Dickson and Malacca. Avagyee, for Dindings, Sitiawan and Teluk Anson. Un Feng, lor Pulau Langkawi, Perlis and Setul. Flying Drogon,55 words
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Article34 1913-11-24 4 For Alor Star (Kedah) Per Dan Lee, to morrow, 6 am. Tongkah—Per Sappho, to-morrow, 1 p ui. Teluk Anson—ler Hebe, to-morrow, 4 pm. Port Swettenham and Singapore —Per Klang, to morrow, p.m.34 words
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Article124 1913-11-24 4 Penang, November 24 (By courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London, Demand Bank 2/4 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4*-* 3 Credit 2/4f 3 Documentary 2/4|^ Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs 173 J 3 days’ sight Private 175 j Bombay, Demand Bank 173 f Moulmein, Demand t ank 173 3 days’ sight124 words
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Article66 1913-11-24 4 Gold Leaf $64 40 Black Pepper 15 75 buyers White Pepper 2 75 s^les Trang Pepper 24 —nominal Cloves ...39 out of season Alace ...120 nominal Pickings 75 —sales Nutmegs 110 s. 24 50 sellers C No. 1 6.10 sales Sugar s 2 5,50 sales Basket 515 buyers Copra66 words
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Article2181 1913-11-24 4 SHA RES. v r a .H o -2 Number of j 2 "g Cipital. Shares Dividends. i Name. g g P E issued. r® g, i o a i5 1 I I I I 19J9 1910)1911 1912 1913; i U3BER DOLLAR SHARES. p.c. p.c. p.c. j if 8 450,000 130,0002,181 words
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Advertisement62 1913-11-24 4 I have a song to sing, O! Sing mo your song, O It tells of a citizen moping-mum, Whoso throat was sore and whose head was numb, Who sipped a sup from a common cup Of a medicine pure (Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure), And who felt quite well, I am62 words
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Advertisement111 1913-11-24 4 Accidents Will Happen. It may be impossible to preveut an accident, but it is not impossible to be p e; ared for it. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is not beyond anyone’s purse, and with a Loitle of this liniment you are prepared for most anything. For sale by ail Dispensaries and111 words
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Advertisement175 1913-11-24 4 THIS IS IT! Waterbury’s Metabolized Cod Liver Oil Compound cSrasstr. me zy TASTELESS ODORLESS The latest scientific preparation of COD LIVER OIL. Dees all that is claimed for it and supersedes the old fashioned emulsions wnich upset the stomach. Highly re i commended by the medi cal profession. C r175 words
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Advertisement75 1913-11-24 4 Penang Confectionery, 18, Leith Street. We are now booking orders for Our Popular ’Xmas Cakes $3 per 2 lb. Early applications in order to avoid a rush will be much appreciated. ’Phone 570. m fc*. 0 'f 9 if V4.J# W i h O Cf*wW v U- v w*il& t®75 words
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Article1467 1913-11-24 5 I I The Annual Repokt. The annual report of the Prisons of the I Colony for the year 1912, which is signed I by Mr. C. F. Green, Acting Inspector, is I not of the stereotyped description and Icontains some reflections, not generally I found in1,467 words
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Article165 1913-11-24 5 Official Programme. The official programme for the opening of the meeting of the Federal Council iu Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday next is as follows A Guard of Honour of 50 men. with the Ftato Band, will tie in readiness at the Gowrn nient Offices (main entrance) at165 words
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Article89 1913-11-24 5 The mortality returns for Singapore issued by tbe Registrar of Births and Deaths show that, duriug the week ending Novem!>er 15, there were 250 deaths (182 males, 68 females) giving a ratio per mille of population of 40 61. Malarial fever accounted for 39 deaths, phthisis 37,89 words
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Article75 1913-11-24 5 Monday, Novehibzr 24. Esplanade 6 to 7 p.m. 1 Overture Pĕcbe Mignon Langev 2 Teddy Fears’ Picnic Saddler 3 March Aux Flambeaux Meyerbeer 4 Waltz Nanoya Anthony 5 March Royal St. Marceaux Desormes President Yuan is evidently not afraid of foreign criticism; in fact be regards it as75 words
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Advertisement1021 1913-11-24 5 MUNICIPALITY OF SlNCAPORE ISSUE OF $2,000,000 (PORTION OF AN AUTHORISED TOTAL ISSDE OF $4,500,000) FOUR PER CENT. DEBENTURE STOCK. 19«. The Municipal Commissioner* of the town of Singapore having' in pursuance of the provisions contained in the Municipal Ordinance, 1913, decided, with the sanction of the Legislative Council of the1,021 words
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Advertisement10 1913-11-24 5 For Chronic Chest Complaint!. Woods’ Great Peppe-mint Cure. 1* 6i10 words
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Advertisement470 1913-11-24 5 ss 9 C o EC*i «g o w c~ Fabrique DE Cigarettes Egyptiennes FELUCCA MM FRERES 'Mr a T |K: BoutonXßouge yts -ir-n-ii' ?V* FRERHs fe T i FABRIQUC Pad W Maspero FreresLip Dans tCU« au FABH.CUf NH a 0 MaSPCAO FREBES L T °OA»«ifua manwmcvuM Y immsm k r470 words
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Article, Illustration95 1913-11-24 6 flkliflktd daily (except Sunday* and pvUio holidays) at T«a CRITERION PRESS, Ltd. No. 59, Beach Street, Penang. Psicm Daily Laeal w $24 per annum. Ortrtation... Postage Extra. Mail Edition (Port Frae) $17.50 OABLB ADDKBSS ECHO—PENANG.” Telephone Non. Echo 586 Printing Department 343 AT..B.—AII busiaM* communication* ahould b*95 words
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Article2046 1913-11-24 6 Belated, but assuredly not of that dryasdust order which we have frequently denounced, is the Kelantau Administration Report for 1912, lengthy extracts from which will be found on page 3 of this issue and found well worth reading, too. Here it is that officers administering new countries2,046 words
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Article88 1913-11-24 6 Mo' Hi I t C h l o nCy Sir Arthur Young, K.C accompanied Z™E°Zr.°Y PM S a. Kuala Luuipur fromling^XTbe ™L:r fo rz ri ti t r 1 Federal Lodse. The Hiefi 0 C tb ew er was attended by his A p 0 1 *****88 words
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Article826 1913-11-24 6 Bishop Eveland, D.D, of the Philippine Island, is paving Ipoh a short visit. 1 Mr. C. Everitt is appointed a commissioner under the Statute Laws Ordinance. Mr. P. H. Heushaw, Deputy Traffic Manager, F. M. S. Railways, Kuala Lumpur, arrived here this morning by the s.s. Klang.826 words
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Advertisement292 1913-11-24 6 Our Prices will set you thinking how much you can save. s Do you want comfort? Then try one of our Comfort Porch Chairs. It is entirely automatic, it will move as you move. Perfectly Simple. No effort is required in changing position from reclining to sitting. As you “sit292 words
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Article325 1913-11-24 7 SPEECH BY THE GOVERNOR. (From Our Own Correspondent^ Kuala Lumpur, November 24. The M S V R. Camp, which was pitched on Tuesday lasr, was struck yesterday after a mo t successful gathering of the office., ami n.en. On Saturday the battalion paraded before325 words
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Article279 1913-11-24 7 Taiping v. Penang An account of tlitf rugby football match plaved on Saturday afternoon will be found on page 8. A reader who takes a great interest in the game and knows it thoroughly sends us the following comments As announced the Taiping XV met Penang XV279 words
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Article321 1913-11-24 7 Horan —Stiles. A prettv wedding took place at St. Mark s Church, Butterwortb, on Saturday afternoon, the contracting parties being Mr. Edward J. Horan, of the Straits Trading Company, and Miss Florence Jane Stiles, of Hove, Brighton, who arrived here by the P. A, O. steamer Simla321 words
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Article86 1913-11-24 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 24. The horse attached to a carriage in which were Mrs. Salmond and her two children bolted down the hill. Mrs. Salmond and her children were not hurt but the horse broke away with the shafts and ran into a drink86 words
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Article69 1913-11-24 7 Reconstruction Scheme. v From Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, November 24. At a meeting of the Kwong Yik Bank Mr. C. C. Dunman was appointed Attorney, Receiver and Manager in charge of the affairs of the bank pending its reconstruction. He will prepare a statement of the69 words
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Article96 1913-11-24 7 The T ast of the Flat Races. Reuter.) London, November 23 The following was the result of the race for the Manchester November Handicap (li miles) which was run on Saturday: Dalmatian, Foy 1 Work Girl Smyth 2 The Guller, Led son 3 Sixteen ran. Won by96 words
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Article83 1913-11-24 7 {Reuter.) London, November 23. The strike in the French Northern collieues is assuming large proportions and about 70,000 workmen are now idle A Conference Between Owners and Miners. Donai, November 24. At a conference of coal-owners and miners of Pas de Calais, Nord, the owners agreed not83 words
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Article62 1913-11-24 7 (Reuter.) London, November 23. The Italian cruiser San Gorgio grounded while leaving the Straits of Messina. Fifty feet of her bows touch land and five warships have gone to her assistance London, November 24. The position of the San Gorgio is not dangerous. She is being lightened62 words
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Article69 1913-11-24 7 Naval and Milita»y Expenditure. {Reuter.) Berlin, November 23. According to the Budget estimates, the expenditure on the Navy in 1914 will be 487,952,167 marks, an increase of 7,698,273 marks on the year previous. ture on the army will be 1,217.167,548 marks a decrease of The Colonial subsidies69 words
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Article46 1913-11-24 7 {lteuter.) London, November 22. The Archduke Ferdinand of Austria informed Reuter that although his visit to Windsor was private the opportunities of contact with British Ministers can only be productive of great »nd lasting good m the relations of the British and Austrian Government46 words
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Article14 1913-11-24 7 (RenterA London, November 23. King Alfonso of Spain has arrived at Vienna.14 words
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Article21 1913-11-24 7 Reuter.) London. November 23. The Ducb n -s of Saxe Coburg has been operated on for appendicitis.21 words
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Article29 1913-11-24 7 (Reuter.) Berlin, November 22. At the Congress of naval architects Rear\dmirai Emsuiann announced that wireless telephone messages had been succe» tul transmitted from Neu.tadt to New Jersey.29 words
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Article424 1913-11-24 7 A TWENTY-FOUR HOURS BATTLE. Reuter.) Mexico, November 22. The War Office announces that the Federal troops are still holding out at Victoria where there has been a continuous battle inside the city for twenty-four hours Federal reinforcements are hastening to Victoria. Adjournment of Congress. Mexico City, November424 words
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Article125 1913-11-24 7 The Citizen Army. {Reuter.) London, November 22. At a joint meeting of the ancient order of Hibernians and the Gaelic League it w s decided to form a rifle corps to cooperate with the citizen army which is recruiting in Munster, Leinster and Connaught. The Comparison125 words
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Article60 1913-11-24 7 {Reuter.) Sydney, November 22, The lumpers have declined to unload steamers fn»m New Zealand in sympathy with the strike there. Nearly Normal ConditionsWellington, November 23. No further strike developments took place and work is proceeding quietly. Nine hundred members of the new Uoion are working60 words
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92 1913-11-24 7 Reuter) London, November 22. The Oxford Union was thronged when Mr. Lloyd George wound u the debate on the Government’s land policy Undergraduates iu motor cars paraded with effigies of the Ch mcellor and threw mangel wurzels and pheasants at his car. I rior92 words
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Article563 1913-11-24 7 THE HATEFUL TAX. (Reuter.) London, November 22. "The Morning Post urges Mr. Louis Botha, despite political exigencies, to remove the tax on the Indians in Natal. We are entitled to ask that immigrants be treated with some respect to justice and humanity.” A Melee at563 words
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Article142 1913-11-24 7 The Botha-Hertzog Controversy. Reuter^ Cape Town, November 22. After prolonged and acrimonious discussions in thp South African Partv Congress at which Mr. Louis Botha and Mr. Hertzog were present, the Congress adopted by 131 votes to 90 a resolution moved by a supporter of Mr Botha to142 words
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Article70 1913-11-24 7 o Be Held at ihe Cry at. I Palace. {Reuter.) London. November 22. The Brit ish Dominions Exhibition of 1915 will be held at the Crystal Palace which is national property. Consequently the sites are gratis to the Empire. The Dominions and the Indian Governments retain the70 words
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Article176 1913-11-24 7 Yr.terd.y, To-day. Kim or Buyers Sellers Buyers Kellers Fall. RUBBER. A .4 «4 a it Anglo Malay 9 44 io 14 9 74 10 44 +3d id kit Mertajam. 1 11 J 5 1 11 2 5 Chersonese ..23 28 23 28 Cons. Malays ..814 9 86 93 +44d176 words
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Article292 1913-11-24 7 Tin, Rice mad Copra. The following busness in tin has been done to-day Penang Penang Tin Exchange, buyers, no sellers j Singapore Straits Trading Co., 75 tons at $9O 30 Rangoon rice is quoted here to-day at $149 per coyan. Copra sun-dried 112.90 The curreut issue of the292 words
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Article48 1913-11-24 7 The following articles will be fouud on our outside pages Page 3.—Kelantan in 1912. 5. Prisons of the Colony. The Federal Council. Singapore Mortality Peturns. 8.-Rugby Football. Penang Golf Club, The Promenade Concert. 10.—Theoretical and Practical Friendship for China, Solution of Ocean Mystery. Bulgaria after the War.48 words
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Advertisement111 1913-11-24 7 TO LET. 173, McAlister Bo*<3, Entry from Ist December, 1913. Apply to KHOO GHEE SIANG. 49, Penang Street. 780 OdDnnnnnnnnnunnnnnnnnnnnnnncDo 0 n n n n n n n n n n n n TOP Si td S 0 FOR THE o BEST PROVISIONS. n n n n n n n111 words
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Advertisement161 1913-11-24 7 HOUSE WANTED IN DECENT LOCALITY before end of December, sooner if possible. Reply with particulars and terms to BOX 7, 24-11-13 778 c/o Straits Echo. Central Sales Room. Auction Sale OF All High Class Household Furniture, Comprising Drawing, Dining and Bedroom Suites, Rattan and Bentwood Furniture, Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery,161 words
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Article522 1913-11-24 8 P«>UX Ti. Taipiag. The return Rugby match between Taiping and Penang was played off on the Esplanade on Saturday evening before a large concourse of spectators. The weather conditions were wretched, and shortly after the commencement there was a heavy downpour, driving the spectators to shelter, though the522 words
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Article119 1913-11-24 8 The following was the re 3 u’t of the competition for the Monthly Medal for Novemlier A. W. Blackstone 50-f5O 100—24-^-76 A. G. Anthony 51-f-48= 9* 20—79 C. E. Macouochie oI -h4-o 94 |()—y t Messrs. E. H Bulford, W li. Armstrong, I R. D Acton. W.119 words
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Article173 1913-11-24 8 Baghdad Schcxe Drtelofments. London, November 10. In an interview with Reuter’s representative in Berlin Djavid Pasha, who has arrived there from Constantinople, stated that negotiations regarding railway developments in Asia Minor were progressing although there were a number of difficulties, technical and otherwise, which would absorb much173 words
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Article206 1913-11-24 8 FRENCH BANK DEAL. Invasion of British Sphere. London, November 10. The Pekin cable states: The FrancoChine'e Bank aud the Bank Industrial de Chine have signed a contract for a loan to China of 1 -*0 000,000 francs of wh ch 60 Ol'O.OO" fra no» are intended for206 words
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Article144 1913-11-24 8 Grim Afghan Talk. Allahabad, November 8. A Frontier correspondent reports: The summary measures taken in connection with the recent conspiracy at Kabul have had a most salutary effect. The interest iu ti e affair was, apparently, very short-lived, 'lhe story is confirmed in its main outlines, the144 words
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Article81 1913-11-24 8 Mis Naidu’s Influence. London, November 8. lhe Indian poetess Mrs. Naidu was entertained to dinner at the Hotel Cecil vesterdav evening by a distinguished literarv'eompany presided over by Mr William Yeats. Manv most eulogistic speeches were delivered. Sir Krishna Gupta said that Mrs Naidu was playing a81 words
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Article32 1913-11-24 8 London, November 7. Messrs. Coats A Co. have paid a dividend of 35 per cent, including a bonus. The net profits were 012,903,239. *****,000 has been transferred to reserve.32 words
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Article52 1913-11-24 8 Elections Again Deferred. London, November 12. At Teheran a meeting of prominent politicians and ecclesiastics discussed with the Regent the question of Parliameutarv elections. Nothing was decided regarding the date of the convocation of the \lcjli Mt j t is doubtful whether the elections will be held52 words
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Article20 1913-11-24 8 London, November 9. Siam baa siren a proriaional order for a «nail protected crmaer to Merara. Armstrong20 words
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Article566 1913-11-24 8 Lord Roberts’s Regret. London, > ovember 8. Earl Roberts has written to Mr. Ameer Ali that he is much concerned to learn of his intention to resign the headship of the Moslem League in England. Lord Roberts says I know how much you have done to restrain566 words
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Article132 1913-11-24 8 A SERIOUS POSITION. Australian Cotton Growing. London, November 7. A meeting of the English Cotton Spinners Federation at Manchester to-day discussed the proposal regarding short time. The meeting fully realised the seriousness of the position, but decided to postpone action tiil early in December. As a result132 words
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Article24 1913-11-24 8 London, November 7. The India Office has contributed £5OO towards the enlargement of the endowment of the London School of Tropical Medicine.24 words
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Article71 1913-11-24 8 London, November 9. Mr Samuel has appointed a committee to consider the advisability of the State making provision for research work in wireles* te egraphj, and possibly also in ordinarv telegraphy and telephony. I The following by-law has been passed by the Colombo municipality No person shall71 words
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Article285 1913-11-24 8 .Great Work or the Past. London, November 8. I Lord Crewe delivered an address yesterday before the Philosophical Institution of Edinburgh entitled: Scotsmen and India.” He sketched the careers of great Indian servants, excluding the contemporaries, and dwelt on the work of Lord Dalhousle. He said it285 words
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Article101 1913-11-24 8 After Tripoli—Fezzan. London, November 8. A Rome journal states that the Minister for the Colonies in a speech at Theviso said “We have now the duty of occupying Fezzau, which is now inhabited by some tribes of nomads living in a state of complete anarchy. The occupation of101 words
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Article257 1913-11-24 8 Mr. O. V. Thomas has arranged a very attractive programme for the Promenade Concert which will be given at the Town Hall on Wedn< sdav night in aid of the Band Fund. i Some of the best local singers will > take part in the Concert and257 words
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Advertisement386 1913-11-24 8 annnaaaaannannaanDDacDannacaancnaanaa nnnnnannnnnnn Onu of the Greatest Features is the “CRUEL FATE” in Three Reels which the Drury Lane Cinematograph, Drury Lane Theitre Hall, Will Screen To-night. Other tpecialities are: “The Foreign Spy.” The Little Keeper of the Light.” The Railroad Raiders.” A Dentist for Love. To-morrow Night Sunday. Mile. Lygie,386 words
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Advertisement92 1913-11-24 8 MUNICIPAL NOTICE r J>HE NEXT ORDINARY MEETING A of the Municipal Coinmis-ioners will be held at the Municipal Office at 4 p in on Tuesday, the 25th instant. L. A. Coutier BIGGS, Secretxrt/. THIS IS ti IT i WATERBURY’S METABOLIZED Cod Liver Oil CompouDd C.4 'I T ff TASTELESS ODORLESS92 words
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Advertisement121 1913-11-24 8 Promenade Concert In Aid of the Band Fund TOWN BAIL, 9-15 ~m. WEDNESDAY, 26th November, 1913. TICKETS. ONE dollar. Ticket» may be obtained at Messrs. The Robinson Piano Co., Ltd., beach street. HENC MOHCompany. Limited. TW-OriCE IS HEREBY GIVEN (hat an Eatraordmaiy General Mcli,,, tbe above Companv win be held121 words
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Advertisement547 1913-11-24 8 NOTICE. I, the undersigned, beg to notify the public that I have established myself as a Commission Agent at premises No. 33, Prangin Lane, and that LOANS of from $10 to $500 can be negotiated at reasonable rates. T. C. TENG alias SHANG. NOTICE. XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the547 words
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Article28 1913-11-24 9 Vetsrlt brcm I Agent» Due Delta Devanha Prim Eitel Friedrich Bud on: Colombo Singapore Singapore Colombo A G.ACo. .zomnuT. A. 29th B. '2nd Dec. BM.ACo. 4th28 words
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Article29 1913-11-24 9 1 its It For Ag> nt f Leave t jLGKACo7T" Not. Delta Sinful o;e Devanha Colombo A.G.ACo. Prim Eitel ttltdrich Colombo B.MACo. Dec. Duelow Singapore B.M ACo. 129 words
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Advertisement395 1913-11-24 9 S.N.C fxpected Arrivals and Departures. Mail Service Outward. -A* el» 1 r o v 2h Dalti connecting with s.s. Malwa ppc. 10 Himalaya s.s. Mooltan 24 Egypt s.s. Morea Homeward Hate. Steamer. 191 Not. Dec. 29 Devauha 13 27 Delta Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. Mav 10 India 24 Egypt 7395 words
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Advertisement1278 1913-11-24 9 <S HI P PI /V G.l BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. For Singapore (Three times a week). Port Swettenham and Singapore. (Twice a week). Victoria Point, Mergui, Tavoy, Yeh and Moulmein. (Fortnightly). Singapore and Australia. Rangoon A Calcutta. (Weekly.) Negapatam, Madras, Pondicherry, Cuddalore and Karikal. (Weekly). lerms and Rates1,278 words
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907 1913-11-24 10 Theory and practice are closely related. But thev are distinct. A theory that never gets put into practice in any form results in nothing beyond such stimulation as can l»e gotten from the afflatus of mental suggestion. It is largely moonshine. At the last907 words
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Article1113 1913-11-24 10 FATE OF THE MARIE CELESTE’S CREW. Story of a Survivor. After 41 years there has come to light what is claimed to be a genuine account ot the disaster which was responsible for tbe mystery of the brig Marie Celeste, the most baffliug of all mysteries1,113 words
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Article585 1913-11-24 10 Of the allied Balkan States none hai suffered so heavily by tin war as Bulgaria, and none has made such heavy sacrifices in return for such small advantages. In the course of tho war against Turkey alone, Bulgaria lost over 30,000 men, some 10% of the585 words
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Advertisement67 1913-11-24 10 A Rub Djvm*. Tl>«* jjoUW. the foot ball player and the all n-un.l tttl.lete know the value of Chamberlam'- 1i n Calm. It is just the tl inp for a ..I. -low,, after a hard pame All soreness <• -ij'j.'ars like mapie md sprains and swellinps are c ured in67 words
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Advertisement656 1913-11-24 10 A Celebrated Violiniste f-h #3 bit I -.3 V r v Hi I; '%,?< ‘life: I? !.V l >» v ,1 v* At 5 c i?' a> US i Vvp®« A. Ii'^ ■w ulitl Nervous Fatigue, Languor— The power to excel, the :d deuce which ensure-; her biiiliant successes, says656 words
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Advertisement91 1913-11-24 10 Ch&ibzrhin’s Cough Remedy. When you have a bad cold you want a remedy that will not only give relief, but effect a prompt and permanent cure, a reinedv that is phasaut to take, a remedy th*t contains nothing injurious. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy meets all lb c te requirements. It acts91 words
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Advertisement12 1913-11-24 10 Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure, For Coughs and Colds, never fails, la. 6d12 words
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Advertisement102 1913-11-24 11 BY APPOINTMENT TO H. M. THE KING. THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY. THE INDIA OFFICE. CONTRACTORS TO THE WAR^OFFICE. ALSO THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS IN SINGAPORE, MALACCA AND THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES. Milkmaid Milk IMPORTANT. In order to thoroughly introduce our new FAMILY SIZE Tin (12 pint) of HILKMUD YVUIttU .STERILIZED DIILK. WE102 words
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Advertisement1396 1913-11-24 12 EUROPEAN AGENCY. W HOLE6ALE Indents promptly executed at lowest cash prices for all kinds of British and Continental goods, including:— Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Jjeather, Chemicals and Druggists’ Sundries, China, Earthenware and Glassware, Cycles, Motors and Accessories, Drapery, M illinery and Piece Goods, Fincv Goods and Perfumery, Hardware,1,396 words
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