Weekly Sun, 2 September 1911
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Title Section25 1911-09-02 1 The Weekly Sun. GREATER STRAITS SETTLEMENTS EDITION. 126, CROSS STREKT. SINGAPORE. !il( K 5 CENTS. SIN(J \I»()UK. BATl r RT>AV, SHIHI.MHKR 2, 1911. NO. 51,25 words
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Advertisement247 1911-09-02 1 IA POUPEE" J77 Ivkl INFANT'S ADJUST|n y^| ABLE WATEIIPROOf 35 cent9 each, i WHITEAWAY, LAtOLAW CO., LTB. j WHITE x Jjffl&i COTTON I" ni* I J^ DIDO \^"^^^^^7 EMr.llolhKK^ \NI» CH£AF. Price 25 ff 35 Cents Each. WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW, j CO., LTD. j WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO., LTD. CHUDREN.S WHITE PRETTY247 words
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Advertisement887 1911-09-02 2 C H WILLIS SINGAPORE r^^tp MOTOR CAR co. Standard Cars. CHRISTIE TURF ACCOUHTAHT. n^ Bt^ ARE TO BE USED BY DCITIUV -8, THE ARCAQI. Te.ephone No. HIS MAJESTY KING GEORGT: BtLL A M Y| Motw C|rs AT THE DELHI DURBAR. TBRF ACCOUNTANTS AND f ft GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. p u887 words
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Article603 1911-09-02 3 We hereby order Tsai Kung to perform ceremonies on Our behalf on the occasion of the Incipient Autumnal sacrifice to the Imperial Ancestral Temple which falls on the Ist day of the seventh moon (Aug. -4). Pu Wei i.y ordered to perform ceremonies at the Posterior Hall603 words
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Article791 1911-09-02 3 The Cabinet reported on the memorial of the Governor of Kiangsi requesting that an appropriation be made to meet the deficit in the revenue of his province. The Nungkungshang Pu presented a memorial requesting that commercial honours be granted to Feng Hsi-yung who has accomplished results in the promotion791 words
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96 1911-09-02 3 Within the last fe\r wtiathi the mail from Seattle to -hi pan and China haa beau burdened with mysterious packages outwardly reHembling cans of fruit or ve^etabl^s and an invegtigation by Ihe postal authorities has disclosed the fact tha' Orientals have been having96 words
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Advertisement122 1911-09-02 3 STEEL FRAMED BUILDINGS RUBBER FACTRSIES, SMOKE AND DRYING HOUSES, BUNGALOWS, COOLIE LINES, HOSPITALS, etc.. etc.. Erected complete on Site. i o: Rubber Machines fop Hand op Power. May be seen in operation at our works. SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL, STRONG AND DURABLE. Call and see our SPECIAL HAND MACHINE for treating BARK122 words
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Article798 1911-09-02 4 The Ministry of Communication! is privately considering tit** regulations forlc ling tnxes along Railway lines, and a also as to the map -»t the t tacks already laid in China mm! will <end the results to th#» t Cabinet. The V r iceroy Canton has raised a further798 words
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Article132 1911-09-02 4 China beyond all doubt has cast a greedy ■eye upon Burma and its upper reaches says a Burma paper. .lust an she haßj got her clutches on Singapore and the' Straits Settlement, so ghe is Gradually! fastening her dawn upon the hand of! Pagodas. A decade132 words
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Article24 1911-09-02 4 Something new. An invaluable aid ■in the kitchen. Preston's Complete English and Chinese Cookery Books. Price $1.25 at all bookseller*. Gen. Agents: Kelly Walsh.24 words
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Article82 1911-09-02 4 Accepts a Cabinet Appointment. A New Hra for China. A Peking dispatch to the Tokyo Atahi ite* that rln* reinstatement «»t" Yuan shihui, which has often been reported, is ortlv lifcely to !>»' realized It, is re•rted ili.it »t the hpiirrv rtfMesl of the inifcter* <>t State, h#»82 words
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Article42 1911-09-02 4 The Sydney 'abater, Ko Ko, by Coco*, baa been acquired by the Indian buyer, Mr. R. M Keima Browning h;i* been sold to go to Singapore, and will take his departure tor the Bast, along with I. oval l»lue. B.D.N,42 words
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Article41 1911-09-02 4 The Board of Communications proposes to start schools at Shanghai and Tientsin for training men for the mercantile marine. Instruction will he given both in shipbuilding and navigation, so that in time. China may become independent of foreigners in both departments.41 words
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Article43 1911-09-02 4 According to the New York Herald," Mr. Rodman Wanainaker. the Philadelphia business man. and the son of Mr. John Wanamaker, is the most heavily-insured man in the world. He has just added another £100,000 to his life insurance, making the total sum £900,000.43 words
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Article67 1911-09-02 4 If this paper appeals to you, jyour practical support and em ;the only Chinese journalistic ei prise in Singapore by tilling [accompanying form and posting I Subscription Form. To the Weekly Sun. 126, Cross Street, I Singapore. Please enter my name as Iscriber to the Weekly Sun67 words
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Advertisement337 1911-09-02 4 I Pekp£ctGla Z e; nd superTorStren&th I r W V mm* -v -v. *.-j&-- 8 v K^-.- T .-v, i" V^-^^V -^e-.^>_ r• Vr.-,sv^^--:rrr "S- •■•7«'y ;V^».{' S' I- ll KAlMtLuUlMbC^^. 1 I I SOLE^ti^^^BW^ S STOGKED L -SHArEMMIE^ l^ SINGAPORE BABIES AM) CHILDREN should be f;iii'lv plump. They Ottgbt337 words
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Advertisement241 1911-09-02 4 Siemens Brothers. M AN U FACT lIU 11lElectrical Machinery, Cabit^ Wires, Apparatus and Accessories tor Electric Ligh Power and Traction Purpose HEAD OFFICE Caxton House, Westminster LONDON. Supplies Department Upper Thames Street. LONDON. WORKS. Stafford. Woolwich. Dalston BRANCHES. iCape Town, Melboun ICalcutta, Toronto, Bombay, Penang, iMadras, Rimgo. iSydney, Winchester House241 words
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Article610 1911-09-02 5 Monday. Koh Lian Neo a Hokien woman, was call i*ed before Mr. Acton, with assist- to 1 g in the mangement of a "Chap Ji befi lottery, in house No. 40 Short Street, Coi ting "Chap Ji Ki lottery tickets, wit ind having the use of a house610 words
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Article481 1911-09-02 5 i the First Court, on a charge of remov- all ing dutiable liquors to wit l,0.">8 cases hor of brandy from his licensed ware- her house without a permit. He pleaded cou guilty. Mr. F. T. Ellis, Assistant tha Superintendent of the Liquor and an< Opium Revenue, informed the481 words
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Article64 1911-09-02 5 Clulayah a Tamil, was fined W Of days, for being drunk, and rly at Serangong Road. Ung Yu Seong a young Hockchia, -charged with fraudulent V™*™' M»ii of four new singlets valued at *4. cused said, he found the singlets liehind the Tanjong Patfar Dock down by the side64 words
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Article505 1911-09-02 5 Wee Joo Kug a Hylam fowl stealer, who was charged with theft of eleven} fowls valued at $10, property of Mr.j Moshan Savers of Tanjong Katong,, and remanded to enable accused to| call a Maiay witness, who was alleged] to have sold him the fowls, appeared before Mr. Acton this505 words
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Article887 1911-09-02 5 Tan Choo Kee the proprietor of Chop Tan Ban Ho, sundry goods shop, at New Bridge Road, was this morning, charged before Mr. Firmstone, in the [Fivst Court, with exposing for sale,** packets of tea to which false trade descriptions art* applied- to wit, Giam A 1 Chuan, Lim887 words
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Article477 1911-09-02 5 An elderly Hokien named Teoi jon Thye a passenger from the s.s. r tong Bee which arrived from moy, was this morning charged with nporting eighty-eight British Trade )llars and forty Japanese yens, into le colony contrary to law, and was ned $20 by Mr. Firmstone. The ">ins were477 words
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Article124 1911-09-02 5 e lt Both Chinese and European attei n tion is centred at present upon tl •o work of Mr. Carl L. Perin who, i n- though laying claim to no special g of supernatural powers, tells the liv \a °f people through the slender clue hand124 words
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Article763 1911-09-02 5 -T-* *ee! This sort of ad. makes the ice punter feel sad Reward, st in the. Arcade last Friday, 1 itod •ew Earring, 126, Cross Street." On it same day the O.P. lost his week's ,ges, a month's savings, and his nper, and the cussedness of it lies763 words
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6 1911-09-02 6 The Weekly Sun. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER .26 words
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Article577 1911-09-02 6 There has always been, so w< hear, a certain amount of secrecy concerning the Singapore Ohj nese Chamber of Commerce, ii regard to their meetings, report and general administration. S< little of their efforts or achieve ments are beard of by tin general public, that it577 words
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Article443 1911-09-02 6 e y A great many people are be- ginning tojget a little nervous i about the possibility of an aerial Bj invasion again, and quite a 0 number of people who are in no h- way nervous are raising questions as to the necessity of443 words
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Article24 1911-09-02 6 c r j Messrs. Koh ted Company the wellknown B)ok-sel!ers and Stationers here, have issued a neat little book Sjgiving 16 view of Singapore.24 words
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Article465 1911-09-02 6 The Yokohama Specie Bank are in creasing the number of its brand., abroad, and propose to shortly Mtabli* f a branch in Singapore. Mr. Su Yu-tchu the Con«ul-Gener for China here, has been appoint* Consul-General for the Netherlan and will leave Singapore short! take up his new465 words
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Article136 1911-09-02 6 H.E. Suen Szc Tin^r. formerly Consul-General for Singapore, wh resigned this position some four yeai> ago to return to China, died in Ho kong on August 19th. The late Consu made many friends here during stay, and it w^js through him that the Government here stopped the practic< of bear136 words
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Advertisement118 1911-09-02 6 ZZ3^3^IHHH9C3CHfIIIEIC3EIHHIIDCiEHj r^i *nJ~TTTTTT iH 1 1 fit i^^B 1 1 1 i I i a f j I I V if j m |lli^Al|| m I REPORT, I Z5//? November 1904. Misleading terms are so often used in describing potable Spirits, that it ~is satisfactory m find that in the118 words
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Advertisement12 1911-09-02 6 WAHJANG. PHOTOGRAPHER Developing AND Printing. PHOTO ENLARGEMENTS. MODERATE^ PRICES. nn;tj sru/;/y/\ SINGAPORE.12 words
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Article537 1911-09-02 7 How is the iMan First Attracted How is a man firat of all attracted to the -irl he ultimately falls in love with For, of come, there must be a something" hit attracts just at first. Well, there is thing .-ertain about this uncertain u.-tion—537 words
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Article97 1911-09-02 7 correspondent of the London Ntaulately related n story of a cat which •1 in the kitchen garden. Om d*J the nal seemed distressed, and was ibewtng| ht* cook, evidently writhing her to follow Finally the cat led the way down tl»e len path to a spot wTTere97 words
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Advertisement420 1911-09-02 7 THE SHANGHAI LIFE INSURANCE Company, Limited. HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI, CHINA. CAPITAL: TAELS »,000,000. $200,000 deposited with the Hongkong Government as a special protection for our Policy Holders. The ©NLY Company Operating in the Middle East that has this Deposit. Members of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce Shanghai=China. Endowment Policies and420 words
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Advertisement410 1911-09-02 7 KELLY BNO WALSH, LIMITED. __TO SMOKERS. *>. HH. Savor? <Zox>:s aoftillab Cuiarctfek, iro 4 HIGH CLASSJCIGARETTES. SPECIAL*"vYrGINIAN An Kx \''li. ent Jfcyptiaq CiwkrtAU made An ..cellent Cigarette made of tfe b* Sltttlfr 000 Virginian Tobacco, always fresh. 3 oo r 100 rif. 65cts. pertin. Fresh Supplies Received Every SPECAL NO.410 words
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Article1356 1911-09-02 8 I ♦i' ge has Int-ii done b\ the -in Anlmi. Ft* Hie Weiehow district i ."♦».<hin d oi fields were d»-s- ed in ■< single day, owing io the breakdown of the Kiangpei dyke. A few dayt later mother I00,o*M« mow in the Nauling trict beoai Don1,356 words
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Article145 1911-09-02 8 Tony Ferror, of St. Mary's, Pennsylvania, is probably the champion] chicken ntealer of the world. He has been remanded again on the same! charge after admitting the theft of 3,500 fowls. The Sembrong Rubber Estates, Limited, give notice of an Extraordi-; nary General meeting of the Company to be held145 words
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Advertisement45 1911-09-02 8 CARL LOUIS PERIN. Ph.D. The NNorltls Greatest IHHFVH SCIENTIFIC ■I'll PALMIST P ■tl Advicr on all Matters of Life. ll Positively No Fortune Telling. HBO P« One MoQiii. only it RAFFLES HOTEL, SUITE 73. Hours daily IO to I, 2 to 6 or by appointment.45 words
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Advertisement347 1911-09-02 8 The Man Who J\ tliis ig iti 6gta Thgrg ~gp=> Waterbary's Metabolized pl.r.tv „f it -in his body. TASTEL3Ba ODOURLESS WATERBURVS w|j> coMPnuSn i^&ii .oi) i.ivki: .m.. i>,.,s ..u that is i-^— i sCotJL£*5 Co tJL£* ulaiiucd for it find supersedes the <•!!- t rJ£l makes \t\(uu\ lots of it347 words
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277 1911-09-02 9 PUBLIC TRUSTEE RESPONSIBLE FOR £53,000,000. That the work of the British Public Tiustee, Mr. Charles J Stewart, is assumtag vast proportions is shown by the liird report of his department. Although nlv PBtablished in 1907, the office is already charged with an immense and rapidly growing volume of business, and277 words
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Article815 1911-09-02 9 Mr. \V. Gray Nixon, who for a short time was connected with the Burma Critic, has evidently been trying to take a rise out of John Bull,' for, in the issue of that paper dated the lbt July he springs on them a song815 words
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Article26 1911-09-02 9 Try it Be convinced. Preston's Complete English and Chinese Cookery Books is the greatest aid in the kitchen. All booksellers. Price $1.25. Gen. Agents Kelly Walsh.26 words
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Article631 1911-09-02 9 Freemasonary of Mutual Affection. The old conventions are disappearing out of fashion. As a witness remarked in a breach of promise case reported re- oently M People understand these things r long before they speak of them." Young people of them sexes are thrown so much631 words
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Article227 1911-09-02 9 We hear so much of the want of enterprise and foresight on the part of British traders in pushing their goods in the markets of the Far East that it is refreshing to read in the report of Acting Vice. Consul at Canton that British merchants227 words
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Article85 1911-09-02 9 The Yokohama Chamber of Commerce has resolved to appeal to the Government for the opening of a chartered steamship line between Yokohama and Madras via Kobe, Moji, Shanghai, Saigon, Singapore, Rangoon, Calcutta, and Madras, as a means to facilitate the development of IndoJapanese trade. It is proposed to change the85 words
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Advertisement301 1911-09-02 9 By Special Appointment JRjO^B Tn Hi, M rk u waSj^D JVIa/esty 7 he King. •^^^cn You Cclfl Get a-» Ladies' Jade and Gold Bracelets and Bangles rfc. W a m m IIUl lU Flower V MS Bnd ,1 various prices. 11l A Mi|l\r| bU Decorations Ladies' Jade and Gold wx301 words
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Advertisement80 1911-09-02 9 ROBINSON'S Cheap Sale I ffow in full Swing. x ROBINSON'S Jw^i IMPROVED SHIKAR f||w SUN HELMET I I with white puggaree V m attached as illustration. Koft/wsows Improved Shifcar Sun Helmet. ffip EACH. STRIPED SILK jt STRIPED SIL^ CLUB SASHES, CLUB SASHES. Size 30 x3O in. flfl^k Size 30 x3O80 words
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1209 1911-09-02 10 A very readable article on Foot-binding is found in the July number of the World's Chinese Students' Journal. It attempts at the outset to give some description of the origin of the practice of this most degene- rating and jpt un almost universal fashion among1,209 words
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114 1911-09-02 10 Amount previously acknowledged $103,152.84 G. M 25.— N. Chun Seng, Esq. 10.— Seah Eng Woon, Esq. 10.— G. Vermey, Esq. 5. Tan Boon Yong, Esq. 5. L. M. Bayly, Esq 5.— A. Bremner, Esq. 5. Cheung Wai Lin, Esq. 5. Ng Chock Sum, Esq.114 words
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Article262 1911-09-02 10 Mr. Maude, the well-known Straits rubber expert, lias been paying Burma a visit, being specially requested to report upon certain rubber plantations in the Amherst and Tenasseriin Districts. Mr. Maude publicly remarked on the great fertility of the country, even compared with the Federated Malay262 words
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Article461 1911-09-02 10 A list of prominent British families that are divided in politics would make interesting reading. The most conspicuous family tftat cannot agree in this respect is that of the Earl of Carlisle, a branch of the Howards. The late Earl began as a Liberal, and tat on461 words
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Article149 1911-09-02 10 The Charge d* Affaires of the B ritish Embassy in Tokyo has conveyed to the Japanese Admiralty, through the Foreign Office, a message expressing the cordial thanks of the Canadian Pacific Mail Steamship Company for the timely and courteous assistance rendered by the fleet tp the Empress of China in149 words
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Advertisement239 1911-09-02 10 0 BEHN, MEYER CO., LTD., Engineering Department, SINGAPORE. REPRESENTATIVES FOR: FRIED. KRUPP Ac. GRUSONWERK. RUBBER MACHINERY. Latest Design. Hand or Power Driven. Complete Installations of Factories. Roller Washing and Rinsing Machines can be inspected at our office. ©UR DRESSING PLfINT f For the Treatment of all kinds of Ores Including239 words
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275 1911-09-02 11 I.d the unti-opium movement Singapore Chinese, Christian aod non-( 'hri^tian. b«ve| always taken part. They sent a l.u^ petition to the Houso of Common* In thai year (1891) when the opium liftfto.WMN declared M morally indefensible.' There if a ntrong anti-opium society in the city,275 words
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Article28 1911-09-02 11 Save time, worry and money by ing your cook one of Preston's Com plete English and Chinese Cooker; Books. Price $1.25 at all bookseller* Gen. Agents: Kelly Walsh.28 words
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Advertisement207 1911-09-02 11 Sledge Brand Milk IS SUPPLIED TO ALL THE I E GOVERNMENT MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS I IN THE I FEDERATED MALAY STATES. I K mi: I "SLEDGE" Natural Sterilized Milk I OR I SLEDGE" Condensed Unsweetened Milk. I tSOLE IMPORTERS: I J. Travers Sons, Ltd. I YOUR TEETH ARE YOUR HEALTH. I207 words
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Advertisement659 1911-09-02 11 THE BLOOD is the LIFE of the FLESH J Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills- What they arc and I what they do. Their Pour Principal Ingredients. I It is an established fact that all diseases spring from one source, namely Impurity of the Blood. Therefore our strength, health, and life659 words
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Article1961 1911-09-02 12 Soldier in Trouble. Some nights ago, a recruit attached tc the regiment stationed at the foot of Koou Yicn hill, created a disturbance in Kowlong Street. It appears tliar the soldiers had borrowed a long atool from a ihop boy at o clock. The boy asked |hiut to1,961 words
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Article448 1911-09-02 12 The British Consul at Java reports as follows —1910 baa been a most interest-' ing year for rubber in .lava, as the oldest] of the Hevea plantations have now reached the productive sta^e. Little actual rapping has been done, hut some baYf-dotrn! estates base made a commencement with!448 words
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Article29 1911-09-02 12 Supply your cook with one of Preston's Complete Kn^lish and Chmese I Cookery Books artf all kitchen trouble will vanish. At all booksellers. Price *1.25. Gen. Agents: Kelly Walsh29 words
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Article328 1911-09-02 12 It is reported that according to Secretary Kuei of the Chinese Legation, who has returned from his investigation of the Cardiff Anti-Chinese Riot, one Chinese was seriously injured and several slightly hurt. A number of Chinese laundries were wrecked and others had their dooiß and windows broken. The328 words
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Article40 1911-09-02 12 Hi* Excellency Chan KueMnng, Viceroy of Chilili. has asked fur and received Imperial consent to 15 days 1 leave of absence on account of bod health. The Commifßioner «»f Foreign Affairs will attend to the routine duties for His Excellency.40 words
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Advertisement267 1911-09-02 12 I pay nnY I I ■HI Mfff I I I What Does it Mean I mattef what your position may I be. wiuthor day labocvr or office I v >r'vt r. i; you ar< in that ill— our >iu il I uneof mea who «ot the same pittance I week267 words
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Advertisement269 1911-09-02 12 ADVERTISEMENTS. M. N. K. MOHAMEO NOOROIN CO CENERAL MERCHANTS. Boots, Shoes, Shirts, Ties, Hat* Collars, Hosiery and General (Jo<><K 86-88, NORTH BRIDCK K()AI> 8-7 i AH LOCK, CHOP KWANC SENC 1 TAILOR AND OUTFITTER. Fine Assortment of Tweeds in St... White Suits made to Order, Price < 44, NORTH BRIDGE269 words
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Advertisement329 1911-09-02 13 THE OUTPORT TRADING COMPANY. (THE SINGAPORE BOOKSTORE). ooksellers Taxidermists. "B' HIGH ST.. SINGAPORE. me 11. Educational Series at 5 cents per copy. Post free. ...v i Visit t.> Town. Hirthd.iy. L..ml of SU«p. L;m!»> Bright K\ n I >wer K.ury S?).tdf*. Hoii«l.i\ it and LaM I Fl in. FmiT} Relatio329 words
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Advertisement403 1911-09-02 13 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROYAL DUTCH PACKET COMPANY.) D*MIB OOKTKACf TUB NkTHKKLWIiK I\I»Ia (JoYKHNMKNT. Agents it Singapore Ike Skips Agency, ltd., 2-3 Collar Ouy. MAIL TABLE AUGUST 30TH TO SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1911. Tlm» ■ttdemientiuned dates are only appitikimate. STKAMSHU*. Vr<m. Expected. Will be De«p.rtched for: Date* aP> j van der Ha#en403 words
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Advertisement236 1911-09-02 13 printers, Bookbinders, > booksellers, and >^ f (oV Stationers- V^^ V ALL C\^ KINDS „U I JOB XT^ printing <^ EXECUTE I). y Prompt Attention, S^^ Good Workmanship. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. 29? THE DENTAL HALL. NO. 1, RAFFLES PLACE. Os>f>ostte Jokn Little f$ Co. s Building). UNDER THE si }'KRVISI»)N OF236 words
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Advertisement173 1911-09-02 14 MARTELL'S P MARTELL'S BRANDY. J^%^ BRANDY. Al Great and Greater Britain^ [HI l||j| KARTELL'S the unbounded and increasing popularity of I H j JM-^^^M I LJillC cHICI i sbcl MARTELL'S BRANDY I t^^^^^^^ 3^''^^ I lS an acce P ted guarantee all over the world tor is due to the173 words
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