The Straits Times, 2 May 1913
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Title Section13 1913-05-02 1 The Straits Times. NO. 24.171 SINGAPORE. FRIDAY. fcIAY 2. 1913. PRICE 10 CENTB.13 words
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Advertisement285 1913-05-02 1 LAIRD 0' LOGAN Scotch Whisky. ESTABLISBSD 1748. Popular Motor Cycles /iUte THE BEST 2-cylinder is the \-_->^ <^^ I THE BEST 4-cylinder is the ■^^Hul 1/ I JBv^Bk m tf^^f* SALES PROVE IT 6 5 O bash. THE: INDIAN. Jik ■■^^B X^l Cub WF^^BB^*F Botb macbioeß bavc 3-««. TYRES. Another285 words
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Advertisement189 1913-05-02 1 T" 7 I Gentlemen's Tailoring /r\*y FRESH ARRIVAL OF ALL THAT IS X f S NtW IN THE TAILORING WORLD. S i s4> vancy Tweed Suitings, X X 5 Lev., Racing I Scotch Sporting Tweeds, f\ 1 1 Fancy Flannel Snitings, f^\ IjOIOUI S Cashmeres \J D e-i tf Worsteds189 words
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Article732 1913-05-02 2 INSTALLATION OF A TESTING MACHINE. The Apparatus Described. The latest development of up-to-date education cannot better be exemplified than by tbe fact that a University as far East as Hongkong has installed a testing machine in their engineering department. A few years back such a statement would have732 words
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Article216 1913-05-02 2 Australia, it seems, is interested in a scheme to establish a Colonial depot on the Thames, where its huge consignments of meat and farm produce can be dealt with on aco operative basis. A proposal is now before the London Port Authority. Mr. W. A Watt, Premier216 words
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Article28 1913-05-02 2 Abdullah Effendi, who is the editor of a Tamil paper at Penang, has been committed for trial on a charge of giving false evidence in a bankruptcy ca.se.28 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement226 1913-05-02 2 preserve it I \A\ y4o' you must use jfNjr "'Hazeline' Snow" A beneficial tonic which stimulates the J^ skin, cleanses the pores, preserves the natural clearness and youthful freshness, /ns?\ and produces a charming tone and silky /^C^^^^ softness. «A*k: o f Ha i r Oblalnablt of ail Chmisls -fW226 words
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Advertisement62 1913-05-02 2 For a Lame Back. When you have pains or lameness in the back bathe the parts with Chamberlain's I'ain Balm twice a day, massaging with the palm of the hand for five minutes at each application. Then dampen a piece of flannel slightly with this liniment and bind it on62 words
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Advertisement552 1913-05-02 2 HIS CURE PROVED THE TRUTH OF HIS FRIENDS ASSERTION af -riPF T>~rT link l>ills r^ «re the sure As long as the Malaria parasite remains in the blood attacks of Malarial Fever will be recurrent. It is obvious, then, that the first bing to do when this distressing lalady aki-s552 words
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Advertisement241 1913-05-02 2 The National Mutual Life Association OF AUSTRALASIA, LIMITED. E.tablished 188 9 The first Lite Offioe in the world to introduce the nonforfeiture principle to Policies MMtual Om Wo Bh«r«holdT.. Low Premiums. Annual Income «1 ,884,364. Pund 7ia9liaBo Claims paid ee,078,9e0. ALL prcfito are dietribntod amongst Polioy- bolder*. Claims pud iv241 words
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Article1088 1913-05-02 3 THE RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP DEVELOPMENTS. Progress of Rubber. Reporting on the traie and resources of the Congo, Mr. Consul Lamont Rays A great impetUH has been given to the general trade of the Congo by its being thrown open to free commerce the third and last zone embracing1,088 words
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Advertisement956 1913-05-02 3 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. THE SPRING RUE MEETING. (Under 8.B.A Bule$ of Racing), Will be held on Tuesday, May 8, Thursday, May 8, and Saturday, May 10, 1918. PROGRAMME. FIR8T DAY. Tuisdat, Mat 6, 1818. 1. THE OPENING STAKES (2.80 p.m Value 1900. A Handicap for Hones that have never won956 words
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Advertisement504 1913-05-02 3 I tha hour for Scratching S p.m on t he DAY BEFORE tha Raoe. Owners ot Griffins am entitled to enter for either of the following series of Races Fast i »ri«« No. 1 First Day— Race No. 4. Second Day— Raoe No. 1. Strict No. 2 First Day— Race504 words
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Advertisement81 1913-05-02 3 Croup. This dinnawo is so dangerous and so rapid Li its development that every mother of young children should be prepared for it. It is very risky to wait until the attack of croup appears and then send for medicine and let the child suffer until it can be obtained.81 words
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Advertisement280 1913-05-02 3 BOVRIL by virtue of its body-building power fortifies the system ag.in.t the attacks of illness. GASOLENE LIGHT AND CYCLE CO., 4 A 51. BEACH ROAD (N«at to Raffles Hotel), Sole Agents for MITCHELL PAIGE AND Little Four Cars for SS. F.M.S. MOTOR REPAIRERS. MOTOR CARB ON HIRE DAY ANO N280 words
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Advertisement160 1913-05-02 3 RANEEOUNGE GLAZED STONEWARE. Drainpipes and Junctions. ALL SIZES STOCKED. SHARPE, ROSS CO., LD. THE ABSOLUTE IT FRASER NEAVE'S SODA WATER. To Estate Mine Managers, Etc. PATERSON, SIMONS Co.. Ld.. CAN BUPPLY t WHlSKY— Chivas Bros. "Royal Strath jthan. BRANDY— Exsbaw's No. 1. BEER Wrexham. CEMENT— Wouldham Red Cross Brand. CORRUGATED160 words
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Advertisement587 1913-05-02 4 STEAMEft SAILINGS. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CB. FOR CHINA, JAPAN, PHNANQ, OBTLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADIN, BGYPT, MBDITBRRANfIAN PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through BiUe of Lading Issned tot Obiaa Coast, Porsiaa Gulf, Continental ud Aueriean Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore o« of about:— MAIL LINES 191S fiOMMMrd (/or Bwropa), {SKMS Devanba587 words
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Advertisement648 1913-05-02 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N.Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO,, LTD. EUROPEAN LINE. A Fortnightly servioe is maintained between Yokohama via port* to Marseilles, London and Antwerp, under mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted with648 words
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Advertisement672 1913-05-02 4 STEAMER BAILIWBB. THE 81AM STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LD. SINGAPORE-BANGKOK. Foe Pahang, Beraerafc, KreUy, l'»ka, Tringgann, Bisol, Semerak, Baoho, Kelantaa, akbai, Bn^un, Telnpii, Panarai. Pataal, Bingora, Laooa, Kohsamai, Bandoa. »qk«u»», Take, Oh nts poo, Kohlak aad Bangkok. Ou« Oaparture. BORIBAT May 3. YUGALA May S May 7. i.i. ASDANG May 7672 words
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Advertisement496 1913-05-02 4 STEAMEh BAILIHBB. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE. HAMBURG. mm •CUTfCI UMPTUIIPI Mania mv ann Combined lervlae. The steamres of these Companies maintain regular servioe between Hamburg Bremen Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan Homewards, they are despatched tortnightly tor Havre and Hamburg and onoe a month for Bremerhaven diroot,496 words
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Advertisement570 1913-05-02 4 steamer mums. N. D. L. orddeutsohcr Lloyd, Bran*. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINf. The fast and well-known mail stesmeiu <) this Company sail fortnightly from Bremcui Hamburg, via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soc bampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples (ecnmo t ing Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, aod l c« versa) Port Said, Saei, Aden, Ooioa. o,570 words
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Advertisement324 1913-05-02 5 FRASER CHALMERS LIMITED. MACHINERY OP K\KRY DESCRIPTION F.IR MINES, RUBBER ESTATES, OIL AND SAW MILLS, AND POWER STATIONS. Winchester housb, SINGAPORE. n i ao-i-M I ,ANCASTERS LADIES PRICE LIST. Hair Dressing $3. Shampooing 2. Singeing 1 Electric Face Massage 1. Manicuring 1. ALL LADIES' WORK DONE BY EUROPEAN LADY. -.7324 words
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Advertisement303 1913-05-02 5 HOTEL VAN WIJK CO., LTD. Saturday, May 3, 1913. Extra Special Dinner. The Austrian La lies Band cf The Grand Continental Hotel will be in attendance from 7.80 to 10.30 p.m. 35 2 8 GRAND BOXING CONTEST. THEATRE ROYAL, North Bridge Road, THURSDAY, MAY 8. Undefeated Champion of the Orient;.303 words
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Advertisement122 1913-05-02 5 SEEN AT WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW'S SINGAPORE:. LAGIES MERCERIBED LAWN DRESBIN6 60WNS in a lovely thade of pale blue, trimmed with valencienne lacr. Price $4 50 each. LADIES WHITE MUSLIN BLOUBES with pretty Peter Pan collar and dainty jabot ruche. Price only $1.00 each. CHILDREN'S jffHp' j WHITE MUBLIN FROCK. Jfe^SSb""^^ daiutily122 words
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Advertisement442 1913-05-02 5 Iluxl is something more than just an ordinary cleansing agent; it is a unique ami scientific washing preparation. Whilst LUX h.* all iho effectiveness of ordinary soap it possesses. in addition, distinct advantages wllefV tile wasliint; of Flannels. Woollens. Lace, Hosiery and Dainty Fabrics is concerned. PURIFYING REFRESHING A WONT442 words
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Advertisement39 1913-05-02 6 THE SINGAPORE EXPRESS CO. General Motor Haulage Contractors, Will Start TRANSPORT BUSINESS AT LOW RATES ON MAY I, 1913. For particulars, apply to I THE GENERAL MANAGER, xeuphone No 1364 88, Bras Basah Road I (RAFFLES HOTEL BUILDINGS). I39 words
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Article143 1913-05-02 7 FIXTURES. Friday. May 2. High Water, 8.12 a.m.. B^l p.m. P and O. outward mail due. Cherniavsky matinee Concert, Victoria Theatre, 5.15. Evening Concert, ».15. Saturday, May 3. High Water, 8.57 a.nu 9.18 p-m. Sunday. May 4. High Water, 9.M a.m., 9.41 p.m. N. I). L. homeward143 words
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Article215 1913-05-02 7 To-day. Batu Pahat Aing Leong 3 pm Malacca and Muar Lady Weld 3 pm Port Swettenbam and Telok Annon KinU 8 pm Bengalis. Laboean Bilik. Tandjoog Bak-i and Medan V. Hogendorp 3 pm Malacca mud Bagan Hock Lee 8 pm Batavia Hotcrua 4 pm Bangkok Nuentung 5215 words
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Article195 1913-05-02 7 Tbe P. and O. outward mail steamer Delta left Penan* at 11 a.m. yesterday and may be expected to wife here this afternoon. Tbe Imp. German mail steamer LaeUow left Manila at p.m. on Thursday. May 1, and may be expected to arriTe here at 3 p-m.195 words
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Article328 1913-05-02 7 Latest Arrivals. Koarbon. Feb. rtr. 997 tons. Captain Le VailUat. May 2. From Saigon, April 29. «c and dp. Foe Saigon. May 5. Rda. Boribat. Siam. «tr. S52 Ion. 1 »pt. Dircks. Ma\ 1. From Bangkok. April Ox. and d.p.' K. Asiatic Coy. For Bangkok, May S. Bdn.328 words
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96 1913-05-02 7 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-Day. TANJONG PAGAR. Bast Waiv Basik Nil.' W. Ssctiov No. l-Sicilia, Krian, Oranje. Shbkbs Wharf Kuala. Ma» W. Sect. Na B... Queen Alexandra, Noentong. 8...1nd0 Mara. 4...lslander. m 6 ..Fook Sang. 6...Tsurugisan Maru, Telena. Nsw Doc« 7...(Under96 words
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Article109 1913-05-02 7 Arrivals. Per str. Boribat, May I.— From Bangkok Mr. Hee. Per st*. Maras, May I.— From Palembang Mr. Wittenrood. Per str. Krian. May I.— From Kelantan Messrs. W. Duff, Quak Geok Yew and Tan Swee Hoe. Per str. Kucliing. May I.— From Sarawak Mr. and Mrs. Morton109 words
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Article100 1913-05-02 7 Calcutta is just emerging from a spell of bad health, which continued for about a month during which measles, small pox cholera, and plague, have been more or less prevalent, the two last diseases bavin; assumed aa epidemic form aad caused a good deal of anxiety. la the weak ending100 words
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Article269 1913-05-02 7 EXCHANGE Sdioapobb, May 2, 1918. O» Lokdom Bank m/i 8/44 Demand m, %l*b Private 8 m/« 2, 4} 8 m/i S/4H O« O«»SAin_...B*nk d/d *B<4 Private 8 m/i **H Ow Fea>« Bank d/d Private 8 m/i »»t O« Iw>u- Bank T. T. 174J Private 80 d/i 175J269 words
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TO-DAY'S STOCKS AND SHARES.
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Article149 1913-05-02 7 Issue 1 Bayers. Sellers. lo^lO Axnping *#> 9J>O 10 10 BeUtTin 10 10 Brnang li 3" 1-8 10 10 Kf"T* r 10 10 KinU AssocUtion 18.00 14.00 «lKintoTi» 1.18-9 »M £1 £1 Lahat Mines I^^ 1 5 6 10 10 Middleton 14XO 15.00 5/. U. FataHgCooMl 8/4* 9/4* £1149 words
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Article551 1913-05-02 7 Issue 3 Bayers. Sellers. J^ Allagar |/7 «M II xi Bukit K^Jang 18.0 2.1110 £1 X 1 Bultit Lintang 4.10.0 5.0.0 norn 2/- 8/- Bukit Mertajam 2/3 2/8* XI £1 Bukit Rajah 11A0 U.IM 2/. 2/- Sembawang 1/11 XI XlcUlefidd 5.10.0 6£o 2/. 2/- CbcCTOßCmti 8/2 2/- 2/- CiceW551 words
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Article113 1913-05-02 7 I«™> 3 Bujen. Sellers Value £1 £1 B. Smelting Ca 18 6 19 6 £l i JJ Prel. IJB 1^.6 7/fl 7/6 Bloctric Twmj» 8- 8/6 10 10 FraMr ft Ne»ve 50X0 61.00 100 Howarth Erakine 40.00 63X0 100 7%PwtIOOJ)C lC4i» 100 100 K*is Bro, Def. 133.00 140.00 10113 words
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Article39 1913-05-02 7 Bayers Sellers United Engineers 6% »1,234,500 par Singapore Electric 5% /850.000 Spore Municipal 5% *****,000 nom. BuywJS Seders Spore Municipal 4|% of 1907 1,1,600,000 T% Spore Municipal H% of 1909 11,000.000 10% pa Spore Manicipal 4% »6tr2,tt)o fas39 words
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Advertisement54 1913-05-02 7 A Good Rule for the Home. Make it a rule of your home to always keep on hand a bottle of Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safeguard agaiost bowel eomplainta. It always cures promptly and no house hold is safe without it. For sale by all54 words
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Advertisement224 1913-05-02 7 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. May B.— At saleroom, household furniture. at 11. JU_ B.— At Kinrara Orchard Road, Furniture, etc. at 2. May B.— At "CraigOea" No. 866, Teluk Blangah Road, Furniture, etc.. at 2JJO. May s.— At saleroom, unredeemed pledges, at 10. May 7.— At saleroom, unredeemed pledges,224 words
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Advertisement473 1913-05-02 7 BY APPOINTMENT SRS TO HM, THE KING, Contracton to THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY. THE WAR OFFICE. THE INDIA OFFICE. MILKMAID MILK LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. THE FACT THAT MILKMAID MILK HAS BBBH CHOSEN FOB DBB IN THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS FEDERATED MALAY STATES PROVES THAT MILKMAID MILK473 words
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Advertisement69 1913-05-02 7 FIRST APPEARANCE of JAPANESE ACROBATIC TROUPE (Including 7 Child Acrobat*). AT THE HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. To-niafht! Xo-nl*l»*M Acrobats, Equilibrists, Fl»«n* Trap««-a, Contortiona, Ti*ht Rop* UNIQUE and UNPRECEDENTED. Combined with another Biograpb Masterpiece Film OIL and WATER (Ragtime drama in two reels). ADRIANOPLK (Sune and Final attack). OAUMONT69 words
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1218 1913-05-02 8 The Straits Times. FRIDAY, MAY 2. THE LARGER PATRIOTISM. A phrase used by Mr. Balfour in his speech |at a meeting of the Empire Parliamentary League strikes us as worth considering. The British Empire is made up of many parts each large enough to claim the affection of its own1,218 words
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Article27 1913-05-02 8 We are asked to say that passes to inspect the impress of Russia, on Saturday after noon, will be granted at Boustead and Co.'b office upon application.27 words
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Article13 1913-05-02 8 The Selangor River Tin Co/a output for April was €8.48 piculs. «uipui xor13 words
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Article11 1913-05-02 8 The steamer Kinta is eipected to arrive in Singapore this afternoon.11 words
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Article22 1913-05-02 8 *k ,i P° have been 'DforiJed of the theft of a gold watch from Mr. G. Harding a visitor from Philadelphia. "»™ing,22 words
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Article31 1913-05-02 8 The Malay Mail hears that very strone local support has been given to the notation of the Itawang Co henes, the prospectus of at f ln P" v »te circulation some31 words
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Article36 1913-05-02 8 Ah Wong has reported to tho police that his luggage, which he left outside Tank Road station this morning upon his arrival from Johore, has been broken into and property to the value of $71 stolen.36 words
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Article42 1913-05-02 8 £ii e 1f h *l been received in Manila by private cable that President Wilson has decided to make a complete sweep of the present Philippine Commission as soon as his selection of the successors to the present Commissioners has been made.42 words
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Article39 1913-05-02 8 A cable has been received in Ceylon announcing the death of Mr. George Samara sekera, son of Muhandiram Samarasekera, of 1 ussellawa, who was a medical student at Middlesex hospital. He died suddenly after a brief illness in London.39 words
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Article52 1913-05-02 8 Since the arrival of the new chief officer of the Fire Brigade, Mr. M. W. Pett, says the China Press several reforms have been made, no the least of which is that in future fires will be reported by the chief officer himself and copies of these reports will be52 words
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Article49 1913-05-02 8 Arrangements are being made by the Mtssageries Maritimes to include Manila among the ports of call of the steamers on he homeward run. The Philippines will be me hided in the company's itinerary as soon hSntf T. ger and faBter TeBBejs now b^x omit for the company are completed.49 words
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Article48 1913-05-02 8 The principal subjects dealt with in the W. M. S. Agricultural Bulletin for April are the results obtained from pa,li experiment at Kuala Kangsar, 1912-13 and from tapping experiment, at Kuala Lumpur, as well notes on msect pests, on ornamental climbing plants and Para rubber on hill sides48 words
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Article61 1913-05-02 8 Mr. Justice Sproule has reserved judg ment in the case in which Chia Teong Kirn n* a Com P an y. claimed from the' Official Assignee the return of a motor car ,Tt Z^F hc afterthe disappearance f 2.^ w G T' of the Chartered Bank, from Singapore. Mr. Battenberg61 words
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Article69 1913-05-02 8 Sentence of two weeks' imprisonment was Passed upon a Tamil named Koomarasßiny who was found guilty yesterday, in the second court, of stealing six silk lilts, from the Hamburg-Amerika steamer Sicilia which was on fire two days ago. The man was seen coming out of the dock gates with a69 words
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Article72 1913-05-02 8 »»t Teo f b f w name<l aD B Cl»n Ngee was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment for assault last month and during that period the police discovered that he was a vagrant and had signed an agreement with the Colonial Secretary to remain away from the colony for hve72 words
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Article69 1913-05-02 8 The Boletin Official of Macao notifies that by direction of the Government at Lisbon the existing contract for the Opium Farm has been cancelled, as fiom July 31 next-two years before the contract date. The sum paid to the Government by the present farmers is $150,000 per annum, and the69 words
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Article96 1913-05-02 8 ?F K k TioD and brothers enter tamed their friends to dinner last night in honour of the marriage of Mr. Tan Kok Sinn their brother. There was a large gathering among the company being the Chinese ConsurGeneral, the Deputy Consul, Mr Sun, Messrs. Lee Choon (ivan, Kow Soon Kirn,96 words
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Article111 1913-05-02 8 Reuters correspondent at Adnanople who was in the city throughout the siege, after descnbmg tbe terrible three days' tire which preceded the final assault, says- "The British Consul. Major Samson, and the Austro Hungarian Consul, Herr von Herzfel.l distinguished themselves particularly by their coolness, vigour, and gallantry. Major Sam son111 words
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Article125 1913-05-02 8 In an interesting statement recently made by Mr. W. G. Conley. of Sydney, M to the necessity for scouring cheaper excursion tickets, the following figures will show how Ceylon is handicapped. The return excursion fares from Sydney to Colombo, the ticket* only available for two months from date of a125 words
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Article459 1913-05-02 8 Velyn YoiIDK wi not "At Home on Tuesday next, May 6. EsbLtß h Km ?> fo DerI y "'the Colwall tstate, has joined the staff of the Societe rinancierede Caoutchouc. ~*-«>ie M~ i.-°' i Klmmel (Barker and Co.) and Mrs. Kmimel leave Singapore today for a three459 words
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Article72 1913-05-02 8 A richsha puller named \gh Lim Hok was to have appeared in tho police court this morning for tho further hearing of the charge against him of murdering another puller in Omar Road, but he had chosen to tako the Uw into his own hands. When his72 words
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Article89 1913-05-02 8 The Singapore Lads' Club will celebrate Empire Day, Saturday, May 24, when tho arrangements are as follows :-10 am cnck.t match-right half v. left half" lpm., tiffin at the club; 2 p.m.' skittles match-right half v. left half 4^o i>.ai. route ruarch 5.30 p.m., unfurling new I89 words
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Article125 1913-05-02 8 There is quite a little upheaval among the Cantonese goldsmith workers of Singapore who are out on strike for an increase of pay. Three days ago they determined to cea.so work unless their demands for a 50 per cent increase in wages was granted, but they125 words
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Article160 1913-05-02 8 It is obvious that Mr. W. O. Stirling lias, made a close study of opium smoking in Malacca and elsewhere, and that be has had exceptional opportunities for doing so in consequence of his many friendships among, the Chinese. His observations are eiven in a little book which160 words
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Advertisement188 1913-05-02 8 HAVE YOU TRIED Sweet Chesnut Sliced Plug? SOLD EVERYWHERE. 0m Smartest -"Mm^ Fashions FOR THE /ssm n3C6S JOHN LITTLE COMPANY. LIMITED. SUPPLIES FOR Estates, Mines, Etc. ANT EXTERMINATORS. (The Universal) For fumigating with Universal Patent Powder. ARSENITE OF SODA. (For killing weeds). BOILERS. (Spencer Hcowood's Vertical). CALCULATING and ADDING MACHINES.188 words
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Advertisement118 1913-05-02 8 ALL NEW PICTURES constituting a programme entirely differ, ent from the last, and from A Large Variety of Makers BCPPORTED BY A PARTICULARLY INTERESTING EDITION (1418T) OF PATHEB ANIMATED GAZETTE will be projected on to the soreen TONIGHT. AT THE ALHAMBRA BEACH ROAD »ou«n I city of old komiandy. (Pathe118 words
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Advertisement12 1913-05-02 8 Latest advertisements of the day appea. on page 7 and 11. FI12 words
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Article515 1913-05-02 9 ANXIOUS CONFERENCE OF THE AMBASSADORS. Fears for European Peace. Kei-tkk s Tklkoram. London, May 1. Important negotiations are proceeding in London 'which it is understood have considerably relieved the international situation. The Austrian Ambassador bad a two hours' conference with Sir Hlward Grey and therelifter the Russian Ambassador515 words
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Article198 1913-05-02 9 Dm Ostasiatiscbi Lloyd Tiliqrah. Berlin, May 1. The Powers have decided to deliver to the belligerents a draft of the preliminary peace terms in orJer to avoid the difficulties of direct negotiations. The Young Turk, N'iasi, has been shot near Yalena. Itily is working to secure England's participation198 words
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Article78 1913-05-02 9 Rbctib's Tiliobam. London, May 1. Probables starters for the Thousand Guineas are Princess Dagmar (H. Jones), Prue (MaherK Flowing Cup (Donoghne), Grania (Herbert), Research (Higgst, Maoona (Walter Griggs), Coora (F. Wootton), Fly-by-night (Martin), Vigilia (F. Templeman), Jest (no jockey named), Arda (Earl), Rindera (Barrett), Countess Zia (Price),78 words
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Article70 1913-05-02 9 European Arrested on Incoming Steamer. (From Och Own Correspondent.) Penang, May 1. i In the arrival of the steamer M Sang from Calcutta, the police boarded the ship and arrested C. D. Edmonson, on a charge of alleged cheating, in Calcutta. The accused, who was formerly employed by70 words
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Article40 1913-05-02 9 The East Asiatic Company's Dailj Report. The market in London yesterday was steady but very little business doing. The closing prices were Hard Fine Para Spot 8/5} Forward 8/6 Firat latex crepe, delivery next three months 3/3}40 words
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Article59 1913-05-02 9 (From Our Ows Correspondent.) Penang, May 1. News has been received here of the drowning, in the Indian Ocean, on March 29, of Mr. K. P. White, an assistant in the Penang branch of Messrs. Whiteaway, Laidlaw and Company. The deceased was homeward bound on the59 words
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Article249 1913-05-02 9 Chinese and people from the west have been congratulating Dr. W. P. Martin, D.D., L.L.D., of Peking, on his eighty seventh birthday. Possibly he has lived longer in China than any foreigner has ever done. He arriv ed there on his twenty-third birthday, April 10,249 words
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Article235 1913-05-02 9 A claim is being mado by the Siamese Minister in Paris against the Northern railway in respect of the collision last year at the Uard dv Nord whereby two Siamese officials N'ai l'rasoiu and Nai Perm met their death. Negotiations are proceeding privately and if no235 words
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Article64 1913-05-02 9 A Yokohama paper gives currency to a report that the Russian naval authorities have decided to dispatch a squadron, consisting of a Dumber of small cruisers, to the Far East. In connection with the prevent condition of the Chinese Republic, the preparations fur departure are said to have recently been64 words
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Article518 1913-05-02 9 SCIENTIFIC VIEW OF PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT. The Chinese and Japanese. Apropos of the recent international meeting of athletes held at Manila under the auspices of the Far Eastern Olympiad, the Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene has an article on the subject of athletics in tropical countries. In the518 words
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Article515 1913-05-02 9 Trouble with Japanese in New Zealand. In making a raid on British coastal shipping while practising a rigid exclusiveness with regard to transport on the Japanese coast, tin .Japanese authorities have mainly counted upon a contemptuous toleration on the part of the vast interests at which they515 words
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Article859 1913-05-02 9 SCHEME FOR DREDGING UNDER CONSIDERATION An Old Proposal Revived. It is said that the Siamese Ministry of Communications has under consideration at the present time proposals (or (a) the dredging of the bar at the mouth of the Menam Chao Phja, (b) the provision of a harbour in859 words
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Article47 1913-05-02 9 For the little Chinese sufferer who has been placed in the General Hospital, Singapore, at the instance of Dr. Fowlie, generous help has been volunteered, and we gratefully acknowledge the following subscriptions:— Amount already acknowledged t3OB Tan Soo Hock, Esq., (Malacca) 20 Total 132847 words
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Article134 1913-05-02 9 A motor-oar accident, unfortunately attended with more or less serious results to one of the occupants, occurred on Wednesday morning at the corner of Hugh Low Street and lieltield Street, Ipoh. A car driven by a Malay and owned by Mr. R. L. Corbett was approaching from the direction of134 words
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Article242 1913-05-02 9 Messrs. Fraser and Co.'s Weekly Circular. Messrs. Frastr md Co.'s share circular dated the 1st inst. states Oar market continues exceedingly dall and lifeless and the small business passing has been almost entirely confined to local shares. The slightly better tone noticeable in this week's robber auction242 words
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Article480 1913-05-02 9 Montenegro's Life And Death Struggle. King Nicholas of Montenegro has been interviewed by a special correspondent of the Pall Mall Gazette, and, as might have been expected, this strenuous rnler has expressed his opinions in vigorous language. The correspondent first pays a tribute to the hardihood480 words
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Article301 1913-05-02 9 Recreation Confined to Chess and Draughts. Judging by the feeling display**! in the House of Commons when Mr. Wedgwood Benn, M.P., announced that the First Com missioner of Works had decided against the installation of a billiard table for the use of members the movement has301 words
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Article110 1913-05-02 9 RAID ON THE HEADQUARTERS IN LONDON. A Conspiracy to Incke Criminal Offences. RlDTIl's TlMOBAM. London, May 1. A hundred policemen to day raided the Baffragette head(]uarters in Kingsway and took entire possession. They seized papers and matie some arrests. In the House of Commons Mr. Mckonna, amid general cheers,110 words
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Article39 1913-05-02 9 PBCIBR'S TILBORAII. London, May 1. The Marconi committee has decided to conclude the hearing of evidence on questions affecting ministers and others before the Whitsun recess. Immediately thereafter it will prepare an interim report on these questions.39 words
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Article70 1913-05-02 9 RauTia's Telkoham. London, May 1. Mr. Lloyd George replying to a question stated that the tea duty receipts based on expectations of clearances, not of imports, in 1913-14 will exceed by 14,304,000 pounds the clearances in 1912-13. The consumption in 1912 suffered through the coal strike and there70 words
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Article50 1913-05-02 9 Reuter's Telegram. London, May 1. Renter wires from Melbourne that con- ferences between the Commonwealth, Canadian and New Zealand ministers on cifttoms have resulted in a tentative arrangement between Australia and New Zealand, but it soon became evident that an agreement between the three countries was impracticable.Reuter - 50 words
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Article48 1913-05-02 9 Rbctbb'm Tblboram. London, May 1. Mr. Churchill stated in tho House of Commons yesterday that preparatory steps with reference to the building of the battleship Malaya are bein<; taken, but it is not yet settled whether the contract will be for thirty or for twenty-seven months.48 words
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Article57 1913-05-02 9 Rkutrr's Tf.lkoram. London, May 1. A bulletin says the Duchess passed a fair night but her condition must be anxious for the next few days. A bulletin issued in the evoning says the Duchess of Connaught has had a fair day, but her general condition continues to57 words
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Article44 1913-05-02 9 Hkitfh's Tklk.c.ram London, May 1. In the House of Commons Mr. Lloyd George announced that the Home Rule, Welsh Disestablishment and Scottish Temperance Bills will be reintroducod next week, and the Home Rule Bill read a second time on June 8.44 words
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Article27 1913-05-02 9 Recter's Tkleoram. London. «»y 2. The Peninsular and OrientJ Steamship Company pays an interim d^idend ot seven per cent, on its deferred sliares.27 words
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Article19 1913-05-02 9 Rbctbb's Tiliobam. London, May 1. The Whitechapel by election result is San-.uel (Liberal) 1,722 Browne Unionist) 1,96619 words
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Article25 1913-05-02 9 Oil OSTASUTISCHB Lj.OTD TbLBORAK. Berlin, April 80. The Reichstag committee has agreed to the addition of only three cavalry regiments instead of six.25 words
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Article567 1913-05-02 10 COMING DOWN TO MAN IN THE STREET. His Other Danger. Manrioe L. Johnson writes to The Evening Standard as follows Mr. Stephen Paget announces in a letter in the newspapers that the Hesearch Defence Soci.ty has opened a bureau and exhibition, so that the man in the567 words
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Article394 1913-05-02 10 An Art which is Fast Going out ol Fashion. A constant theatre-goer, writing to a contemporary, states that from observation aim in t; I- mi I >n audiences, ho has come to the conclusion that the day of weeping women baa passed, and that men only nowadays give394 words
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Article52 1913-05-02 10 Ot ickrtinv; circles in Ceylon are to receive an aojuixition in the person of Mr. J. L. S. V.Jler, the well known Oxford and Sussex player who is going to the island to learn teaplanting. He joins Diy.igama Estate where he will be uuJtr auutlKr well known tr.cketer, Mr. A.52 words
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Article598 1913-05-02 10 Future Prospects of the Mineral Industry, Ninety eight per cent, of the total output of Uie mines of Formosa, writes American Vice-Consul J. W. Ballantine, Tamsui, comes from the Prefecture of Taiboku, in the extreme north. The remaining 2 per cent, represents the output of a petroleum598 words
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Article522 1913-05-02 10 How Mr. Maskelyne Started Wonder Working. The famous wonder- worker, Mr. J. N. Mas kelyne, founder of Maskelyne and Uevant's, starts upon bis fortieth year of conjuring work in London on April 1, says The Evening Standard. Seen by a representative, Mr. Maskelyno, who is 78522 words
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Article1086 1913-05-02 10 No doubt a story which passes through many repetitions from mouth to mouth often gains a good deal in the process. And much of the charm of ancient traditions is probably due to embellishment imparted by successive narrators. Traced to its source, many a good story would be1,086 words
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Article124 1913-05-02 10 Five bluejackets from the German cruiser Gneisenau attempted the ascent of Mount Fuji on April 13 leaving Subashiri at 10 a.m. It is stated that on account of the softness of the snow the climbers could not reach a higher point than the sixth station and sojourned in the hut124 words
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Article1124 1913-05-02 10 UNIQUE POSITION IN POLITICAL Universal Suffrage. The women of Finland occupy a unique position among those of the North lands. When the franchise was granted to them, writes Miss Jessie Ackcrmann in the Woman's Platform page of The Standard, it meant more than merely tho power to1,124 words
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Article716 1913-05-02 10 Cidents in Life of the Late Field-Marshal. Wolseley's life was full of incident, and many stories illustrating bis love of action and bis great courage arc told. After his first experience under fire, he wrote I can scarcely tell yon how I feu on going into my first716 words
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Article324 1913-05-02 10 Evils of Debasing Dances in America. Mayor Ciaynors recent announcement that it was high time a check was placed upon immodest dancing and immoderate drinking in New York has filled the devotees of alcoholic Turkey trotting," which rages all over the city with alarm, says a New York324 words
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Article752 1913-05-02 10 AUTHOR AND THE EVILS OF OVER-PRODUCTION. The Library System. Both authors and publishers generally strongly support the suggestion made by Mr. Stanley Paul that the low rates of lending libraries largely account for tho depression in the book trade. Mr. Rafael Sabatini, who needs no introduction to the752 words
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Article164 1913-05-02 10 Chimpul.— 2,6*2 lbs. Alor Gajah.— 6,050 lbs. Ayer Panas.— ll,3oo lbs. Bukit Lintang.— l6,ooo lbs. Pajam.— l7.7so lbs. Pantai.— 4,ooo lbs. Permata.— B,ooo lbs. Peg0h.— 23,500 lbs. Radella.— 6,ooo lbs. Glenealy.— 6,4oo lbs. Batang Malaka.-5.490 lbs. Mandai-Tekong (Singapore).— 3,494 lbs. Trafalgar.— l,2o4 lbs. Coconuts 15,000 nuts. Banteng.164 words
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Article95 1913-05-02 10 One evening at dinner at Balliol the master's guests were discussing tbe careers of two Balliol men, one of whom had just been made a judge and the other a bishop. Oh, said Henry Smith, 1 think tho bishop is the greater man. A judge at the most can only95 words
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Article814 1913-05-02 11 WHY FAME IS SOUGHT ON CINEMA STAGE. The Olympia Contest. The efforts of the would-be photoplay actors in the Cinematograph Exhibiton com- 1 petition, at Olynipia, are truly amusing, says i The Evening Standard, but the letters of applicants, who continue to write in, are also entertaining. One814 words
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Article134 1913-05-02 11 Mr. N.O. Cbohxeley, C.5.1., late Divisional Commissioner in Burma, lecturing before tbe Indian section of tbe Royal Society of Arts, in London, on April 17. on tbe Burma Oilfields, said that tbe Advisory Board system worked well. Discussing prospects in tbe future, be said that all the wells134 words
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Article775 1913-05-02 11 Prices Quoted in tbe Market This Morning Singapore, May 2, 1918. Messrs. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Share Broken, issue the following list o* quotations this morning Num. Valoi. Bdyim. Sbxim. 2/- Allagar 2/7 8/1 4 1 AngFoJava 6/7 J 7/7| 1 Anglo-Johore 7/- 8/8 3/- Anglo-Malay775 words
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Advertisement36 1913-05-02 11 Coughing Into Consumption OnJ-» Ooogb bat yen rtof H white ft to ONLY a eouflh. WATERBURfS METABOLIZED COO LIVER OIL COMPOUND Th* aaert preparafcoa nade fc» oombatin« severe ooagh*. OUEBS any ooo«b MM Is Very flsUhs.36 words
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Advertisement8 1913-05-02 11 For Bronchial Cooghs take Woods Great Peppermint Cue8 words
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Advertisement361 1913-05-02 11 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Denis-Muunie Co., COGNAC. Established 1838. BY ROYAL WARRANT Purveyors to H.M. King George V ALSO TO His Late Majesty King Edward VII. A..KNIB Garner, Quelch Co., SINGAPORE. L 40. HOTEL PeJuHQ The best and the most (requested Hotel in the Island, tad CRAB HOTEL tTbe only Sanatori im361 words
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Advertisement663 1913-05-02 11 A PROGRAMME STRONGI IN COMICS ■I what sbowgosrs look for and will find I TO-NIGHT AT THE MARLBOROUGH PICTURB THBATRB. BEACH ROAl>, Bat that i« not all they will (jet, there arc I OTHER GOOD SUBJECTS which contribute) towards the THOROUGH ENJOYMEMT OF THE ENTERTAINMENT. Second Sunn. 9.30 TO 11663 words
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Advertisement159 1913-05-02 11 GARRICK CIGARETTE. SOLD BY ROBINSON CO., JOHN LITTLE CO., KATZ BROS., LTD. Raffles Hotel SPECIAL DINNERS TIFFINS DURING RACE WEEK. Tuesday, May 6, Thursday, May 8, Saturday, May 10. DANCING ON ABOVE NIGHTS. Music by the Parlilan Trio. I SEA VIEW HOTEL SPECIAL DINNER A.ND FANCY PRESS BALL Saturday, May159 words
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Article1236 1913-05-02 12 INGENIOUS CONTRIVANCES IN AUSTRALIA. Whirlwind Records Although there is an ancient superstition that "pigs can see the wind," it is not by pigs that the wind is measured, observes a Syd ney paper. Clever men have devised cute Instruments to handle this intangible member of the elements,1,236 words
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Article937 1913-05-02 12 I n-'i .1 Melville writes the following article on the British embossed series of postage Htamps in the Daily Telegraph, of March 27. The first two values in the series of ombossing dies for ieorgian postage stamps of Great Britain were delivered last week. Some envelopes of both937 words
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Article92 1913-05-02 12 The lady of the house had a worried look on her face as she came down to breakfast. Bridget," she said to the maid, Mr. Bald win hasn't been home all night. lam somewhat alarmed I do hope that nothing is wrong." Why, bless your heart, th' mister's all right92 words
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Article545 1913-05-02 12 £4,000 For Communicating with the Planets. Five pages of an American magazine were occupied last month by a detailed list of big prizes now being offered in various parts of the world for important discoveries and inventions. The largest of these prizes, says Popular Mechanics, is 1545 words
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Article225 1913-05-02 12 The lioyal Canadian North-West Mounted Police Riders of the Plains," as they were known in the early days of Canadian development are at present under a cloud. From their headquarter* at Kegina come stories of desertions and of men committing misdemeanours to get themselves dismissed. It225 words
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Article188 1913-05-02 12 A new departure in accommodating troops engaged in field operations, says the Chronicle, of March 26, will be tested to day and the following two days in the Aldershot area when 10,000 troops of all arms will take the field and be quartered on the188 words
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Article101 1913-05-02 12 The American Consulate General at Hongkong has been officially advised that the Treasury Department of the United States has adopted new standards of tea for the coming year of a still higher degree of purity than before and a rieid inspection will be enforced under101 words
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Article840 1913-05-02 12 FORTHCOMING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Latest Lists. The following passenger bookings to the Straits are taken from the London and China Express. It should be understood that, in I some instances, bookings may be provisional and that intending passengers may alter their arrangements, subsequent to the issuance of this840 words
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Article197 1913-05-02 12 Under the protectorate of the Imperial Chancellor, tho first German Congress for the Non- Alcoholic Upbringing of Children has met. This clumsy title conceals what is described as a national tragedy the extent to which all classes of the community allow their children from earliest years to197 words
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Article28 1913-05-02 12 The death is announced at Home cf Mr. T. Overend, a well known Calcutta sharebroker and a late member of the firm of Messrs. Place, Siddons and Gough.28 words
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Advertisement178 1913-05-02 12 or IT SOUNDS FABULOUS BUT ITS TRUE THE PROOF IS WE ONLY HAVE 12 PAIRS OF THE BRITISH BEVELLED MIRRORS NOT HOOKED UP YET Our Price $ISO per pair. WE CAN DO XT' AND DO DO XX. '11 18 RELIABLE HOUSE: JULIAN FRANKEL FURNITURE COMPANY, Only Address: ORCHARD ROAD. Tel.178 words
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Advertisement211 1913-05-02 13 Aix-La-Chapelle Springs KAISER-WATER A Refreshing Dietetic Table Water. Beck Co.'s KEY-BEER Best of all Leading Everywhere. •BBBBBB»*.lllsaBBBBlBMiaBBBBB»BBJBaBjaBBBBBBBBBM*BBJBBBBBBBjaBBBBBBBB»BBjllli™«BBBBB»^^ Charles Heidsieck's CHAMPAGNE WHITE SEAL BRUT 1906. Ag^t's: BEHN, MEYER Limited. T J. CROWTHER SHAW CO. y A A Selected Range oi I TROPICAL SUITINGS L q Just Arrived. O AN EARLY INSPECTION211 words
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Advertisement390 1913-05-02 13 STEAMER SAILINGS. BURNS PHILP LINE. SiNOAPoaa to Java Poets Poet Dabww, Thobsdat Island, Bbisbanb md Sydnbt via Torres Stbaits. Also taking passengers and cargo with transhipment for other Victorian, Sooth Australian and North Qubbmslamd Worts, British New Ocimba, Naw Bbitatjt. Tasmania* and Naw Zealand Posts, Smooth Pwaaaiga. Superb Soa>n«py. A390 words
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Advertisement703 1913-05-02 13 STEAMER SAILINGS. COMBINED SSRVIOB OF THE OCEAN 8. 8. CO.. LTD.. A THE WEST AUSTRALIAN 8. N. CO.. LTD. saTwaaa Mmantl* Perth), North Wast Australian Ports, Java and Singapore. Regular Fortnightly sailings betweet Singapore and Western Australia, oalling at Java (as inducement offers), Derby, King's Soonil (Port tor the Kiruberlcy703 words
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Advertisement645 1913-05-02 13 THE Robinson Piano Co., Ld. SOLE AGENTS FOR Brinsmead AND COLLARD OOLLARD. New and Second-hand Instruments in Stock. Before buying elsewhere it would be advisable to consult us our records, which are at your service, enable us to trace the history of any piano. BTEAMER SAILINGS. TOYO KISEN KAISHA (Oriental645 words
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Advertisement660 1913-05-02 14 INSURAHCE. FEDERAL LIFE »88URANC£ CCMPMT OF CINIOi. BITABLUBID 1881 DlMOt Government Supervision Government Audit. Polioiea are WORLD WIDB and N on. Fcrfei table, Large Net Surplus above liabilitio* (or Reserve and all outstanding claims, New Business, 1811, over ...•8300,000.00 Cash Loans, Settlements, etc., made looallj. Numerous modem schemes, 4. H.660 words
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Advertisement556 1913-05-02 14 STEAMER SAILINGS. AUSTRIAN LLOYD UNDER MAIL <*S* WITH THE AUSTRIAN CONTRACT yJuM GOVERNMENT New Monthly Fast Line, Trieste-Shanghai From and to Trieste and Venioe, calling at Port Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai. OUTWARD. HOMEWARD. Due to arrive on or abcat Due to sail on or about556 words
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Advertisement334 1913-05-02 14 INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO LD. Mroet Servlc* to Japan via Hongkong &Ih an g ha I Mi to Calcutta la Pening from Singapore Taking oargo on through Bills of Lading or Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Cbefoo. tTiontsin, Newohwang, Yangtaae Ports, For mou. tbe Pbilippinee, etc.. eto., etc. Steamer*. Tons Commander334 words
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Advertisement771 1913-05-02 14 JALEB BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE Of TBAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITIRE, EXCELLENT TONED COTTAOB PIANO B\ C. F. LiMBERT, BERLIN, AND A GRAND PIANO BY KiCBALS, HAMBURG SYMPHONION WITH 60 PLITB3; FOUR VBRY HANDSOME STI KFBD BIKDS OF PABADISB, ETC., To be held at NO. 189. WATERLOO STRBET, OM Friday, May a,771 words
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Advertisement385 1913-05-02 14 MORTGAGEES BALE Ox Monday, May 6, 1818, at 2.80 p.m. Pland and attap hoase No. 88-2, Road, art a 10,000 eg. ft. KENG LBB CO., Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE On Monday, May 5, at 2.80 p.m. SO yean' leasehold land and house No. 28, Cornwall Street, total area B,Bf 9 kj.385 words
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Article1056 1913-05-02 15 NOTES AND COMMENTS ON CURRENT TOPICS. Fuel Problems. One of the greatest problems confronting this country to day, says The Telegraph, is the scarcity and high price ef petrol and the heavier oils now being nsed in ever -increasing quantities in the navy. For our supply of1,056 words
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Advertisement199 1913-05-02 15 HAND and POWER RUBBER MACHINES THE ROLLS CAN BE SUPPLIED PLAIN OR GROOVED, THE GROOVING BEING OF ANY SHAPE OR PATTERN DESIRED. SOLE AGENTS. CENTRAL I ENGINE WORKS, Limited. I FORD THE UNIVERSAL CAR Again Reduced in Price. 20 H.P. 5-SEATER TOURING CAR FULLY EQUIPPED $1,550 This Startling Price Is199 words
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Advertisement10 1913-05-02 15 For Children's Hacking Coagh at Night, Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.10 words
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Advertisement232 1913-05-02 15 BY APPOINTMENT MOTOR TYRE MANUFACTURERS TO HIB MAJESTY KING GEORGE V. THE MOTORING PUBLIC WANT DUNLOPS The enormous preponderance of Dunlop tyres at Olympia— l,3s6 |as against 875 of all other makes combined— is evidence that the public taste is sound. The spread of technical knowledge amongst car owners, backed232 words
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Advertisement677 1913-05-02 16 INDIAN PATENT STONE FOR FLOORS PAVEMENTS. Write for further particulars to SHARPE, ROSS CO., LTD., Singapore. WANTS. ENSAGIMENT WANTED. Gentleman wishes to gain experiences on a Rubber Estate. Knowledge of Engineering. Apply H. C, c/o Straits Times. 15 ENGAGEMENT WANTED. A Medical man with good British qualification is open for677 words
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Advertisement573 1913-05-02 16 TO BE LET OB SOLD. HOUSE TO LET. N0. 86, Robnson Road. Immediate intry. Apply S. Manasßeh Co. 41 n_ HOUBEB TO LET. To let, No. 46, Anson Road and Nob 21 and 23, Bambaa Koad. Apply Nathan Sod, Change Alley. FURNISHED SEASIDE REBIDENCESTO LET. Belmont, Benzoline, Ben Ledi, off573 words
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Advertisement694 1913-05-02 16 NOTICES. MAIN KIAT CO. SHIP-CHANDLERS, Government and Municipal Contractors. 106, 104 100, Market Street. Telephone No*. 421 and 1174. THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD. NOTICE is h reby g'ven, th&t on and after the 6th day of May. 1018, The Chinese Commercial Bank, Linited, will carry on butanes at tbeir694 words
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Advertisement625 1913-05-02 16 SINGAPORE CLUB FIXTURES. Straits Times List. The following fixtures (or the current work, and important f urthcoming fixtures are kindly supplied by the secretaries of the various clubs. Convenient forms on which to make the returns will be supplied on application to the Manager, Straits Times. Singapore Cricket Club. Saturday,625 words
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Advertisement654 1913-05-02 16 BOARD AND LOOSING. Y. M. C. A. HOUSE. Excellent rooms, with ur without board. Apply The General Secretary. l-'iSCB. O BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Large comfortable roams with verandah attached at Camb) House, 88, Hivcr Valley Uoad, 2S-4 21 5 PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE. Bedroom and drtssinßrootu, 9^5. Bachelors only. Tennis.654 words
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