Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 9 September 1911
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1911-09-09 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 205 VOL. LXIX. SATURDAY, 9th SEPTEMBER, 1911. PRICE 10 CENTS.20 words
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Advertisement935 1911-09-09 1 lUUUIJ. For $3O w ou can have the nang s 1 Gazette” ported v.iy day for a whole year to y< u .r'hess. (LOCAL SUBCRIPTION. 417.) Proportionate Quaiteily and Half-yearly rates. Subscriptions arc pa sable in advance and remittances should be addressed to D The Managing Director: PINANC GAZETTE PRESS.935 words
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Advertisement11 1911-09-09 1 0004 o o o 5 -12- PAGES I 2 o o11 words
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Article274 1911-09-09 2 A FAMOUS NOVELIST’S CONFESSION. To feel that one’s brain ia tired, that one’s grip and power of concentration are no longer what thev were is a tragedy which only those, who have gone through it, or who dread the possibility of its happening before they have274 words
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Article395 1911-09-09 2 Writing from Bangkok on June 30 the Standard's correspondent remar ks King Vajiravtidh has now occupied the throne of Siam for about seven months, hut whilst there are manv matters awaiting reform, the changes hitherto wrought would seem to have been chiefly sartorial ones. The royal bodyguard395 words
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Article1171 1911-09-09 2 INDIAN IMMIGRATION. The following are extracts from the recently issued annual report for 1910 by Mr W. George Maxwell, Adviser to the Kedah Government On the 22nd April, 1910 a notification in the NZ»atfs Settlements Government Gazette under the provisions of section 32 of the Indian Immigration1,171 words
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Article199 1911-09-09 2 The Deli Courant mentions a serious affair which took place on the Namoe Trassi Estate on August 26 One of the assistants, who was in a coolie shed that morning, made some remarks about the work of one of the men, to which the co >lie took199 words
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Article170 1911-09-09 2 Hongkong Telegraph. The trial of the native priest, who was arrested some w p ek ago, while conveying the dead body of a brother cleric from the native city to the French concession in shanghai, has concluded. Sentence of death was passed, and has received the approvalHongkong Telegraph. - 170 words
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Article195 1911-09-09 2 There is no doubt that ever since the destinies of Korea came under the control of Japan the material prosperity of the country has been advancing by leaps and bounds, and there is every reason why the Koreans should be contented with their lot. It was thought195 words
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Advertisement126 1911-09-09 2 IwteaJ WWilifliii Watches are unaffected bv atmospheric HhC?Wj| '•"’•»•> < 11.-nines o! .in I mi- (KfflSE BMHKWm L Every part is made gg£ f- "*3 w,,h x 'iuisite care, and the W whole wa, IS a Piece of mar- KHBdM R&ajgl» I v Udin t.m.-kvep.m: me< liam-m Bpfe3||| ®jgii j126 words
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Advertisement601 1911-09-09 2 A A S The Utility of “MUIR" SELF-COLOURED X F DOSUTIS AS FLOOR CLOTHS: they form an ideal means of covering the floor, greatly surpassing in Economy—Beauty—and Wear—any of the every-day methods employed for this purpose. Lin AS DOOR CURTAINS: they are particularly suitable, being not only an un- common601 words
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Article501 1911-09-09 3 WORSE TROUBLE AHEAD. London, August 28.—Mr. Hartshorn, leader of the Welsh Miners, in a speech at Caidiff yesterday, said that the Labour troubles had not ended. They were only beginning. In two months there would be a greater struggle than the recent one The bulk of501 words
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Article144 1911-09-09 3 London, August 29.—The case for the prosecution against the German officer Schultz was resumed to-day. It was shown that Schultz entertained lavishly on a house boat on the river Yeahne. Mr. Duff, a solicitor, and Mr Tarran, another resident, gave evidence, stating that Schultz had arranged144 words
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Article192 1911-09-09 3 London, August 27.—The Archduke Ferdinand commanded the recent combined naval and military manoeuvres which have for their object the prevention of a landing in Dalmatia. On the conclusion of the manoeuvres the Archduke in a messa«e expressed his satisfaction at the admirable perfor» ance of the navy,192 words
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Article349 1911-09-09 3 4 Home paper of August 18 says Very general sympathy for the bereaved husband will be felt amongst all Straits people at the death of Mrs. Tan Jiak Kim, which took place at the Hotel Metropole, London, on 11 th inst. She had been ill349 words
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Article163 1911-09-09 3 It has now been definitely decided not to fill the vacancies in the two Assistant Under-Secretaryships at the Colonial Office created by the recent appointment of Mr. Hugh Bertram Cox as solicitor to the Board of Inland Revenue and the appointment of Sir Hartmann Just as senior163 words
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87 1911-09-09 3 Writing to the Rangoon Gazette, a correspondent says —The difference between a Pintail and a “Swinhoe” Snipe is as follows Pintail Snipe.—Tail 26 feathers, 8 pin feathers on each side. Total length Male 88, female 9’5. Wing Male 4 9 female, 51. Swinhoe Snipe87 words
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Article91 1911-09-09 3 The Ministry of Communications has made an investigation into the working of the postal service, with the following resu lt ;The post offices in the Empire total 5,485 staff- 250,000 post coolies 12,675, clerks 1,297 and foieigners 532. The Ministry ha< decided to despatch officials with wide91 words
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Article39 1911-09-09 3 London August. 30, —A message from Davos Platz says that a bridge, which was being constructed on a new railway in the Lower Engadine. collapsed to day. Fifteen persons were killed, and fifteen others seriously injured.39 words
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Article149 1911-09-09 3 London, August 30,—The newspapers draw attention to the appalling infantile mortality in London during the heatwave. The deaths from infantile summer diseases have gradually increased since July until last week it reached 635. The Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal granted an interview to Mr. Krishna Chowdury, who has149 words
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Advertisement428 1911-09-09 3 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED. A GOOD DRESSER f"F E-tate Hospital in Province Wellesley Apply X.,” g 63—11-93 —11-9 c/o Pinang Gazette. W A NTED. ONE TAMIL CLERK with thorough knowledge of Estate Accounts, capable of using a typewriter and having some idea of field work. Apply stating salary expected and enclosing428 words
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Advertisement757 1911-09-09 3 A HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY. JN the best regulated families the little ills of life will creep in. Some member of the family circle may occasionally suffer from Biliousness and Indigestion, and one or the other will from time to time exhibit the well-known symptoms of Constipation. From these little troubles more757 words
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Article1996 1911-09-09 4 PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. In aid of St. Xavier’s orphanage there was a repeat performance last night in the Recreation Hall of St. Xavier’s Institution of The Prodigal Law Student.” There was a good attendance and the play went with commendable briskness, those taking part having learnt their lines1,996 words
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Article162 1911-09-09 4 [To th» Editor oj the Pinang Gazette.”] Sib, With the announcement of the Bandmann Opera Company’s performance of The Balkan Princess on the 16th inst., there arises the question of the support that may be accorded it. About s x months ago I had an opportunity162 words
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Article165 1911-09-09 4 [To the Editor of the “Pinang Gazette.”] Sib, There has been a great expansion of the imports at Tehik Anson during the past few months, and although the rail way authorities have been aware of the increasing demands that were likely to be made for transport165 words
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Article110 1911-09-09 4 Under the direction of Mr. Cowen, late of the Bandmann Opera Company, there will presently appear in the Far East a specially selected company of high-class artistes in a novel and refined entertainment consisting of male and mixed voice sextettes, quartettes duets, solos, ensembles, dances, sketches110 words
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Article30 1911-09-09 4 Pknang The E. <k O. Hotel, The Crag, Raffles by the Sea, Runnymede Hotel, Sea View Hotel, and Hotel de Europe. Ipoh :—The Grand Hotel. Rangoon:—Strand Hotel.30 words
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Article18 1911-09-09 4 Monday, October 30,—Steamers Hok Canton and Pegu; 38 Beach St.; 10.30 a.m.; Koh Eng Hin, auctioneer.18 words
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Article2271 1911-09-09 4 J- Rigby - J- Rigby THE JUNGFRAU AND THE MATTERHORN. (Special tor the Pinang Gazette How should one spend a three weeks’ holiday in Switzerland? See Gri idelwald, of course, and see Zermatt, of course. What else one sees or does not see is of no moment. Therefore I proceeded2,271 words
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Article130 1911-09-09 4 Saturday, September 9. St Xavier’s Institution and the Convent Close. Ipoh Athletic Sports. Taiping Bisley Entries Close (excertm open events). b Golf Club Men’s Presgrave Cup. Band, Esplanade, 9.15 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Rond George Town Cinematograph. Japanese Bioscope, Penang Road. Sunday, September 10. Thirteenth Sunday after130 words
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Article71 1911-09-09 4 September 16.—“ The Balkan Princess. Town Hall. September 18.—Penang Free School, St Xavier’s Institution, and the ''onvent Re-open. September 19 and 20—Golf Club: Ladies Medal. September 20.—Licensing Justices, 2.15 p.m. September 23 and 24.— G01f Club: Mens Medal. September 23, 24, and 25.— Taiping Bisley Meeting. September71 words
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Article31 1911-09-09 4 The following League matches have been arranged for September:— Thurs. 14 P.C.C. v. C.K.C. Esplan. Thurs.'3l C.R.O. v. Police C R.C Thurs. 28 P.C.C. v. G. Wharves Esplan31 words
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Article66 1911-09-09 4 Penang Municipality.— Construction of preliminary settling chambers for proposed Ayer Etara service reservoir; tenders close noon, Sept. 13. Penang Municipality.— 7oo tons Portland cement; tenders close with Commissioner’s Home Agent, Mr. C. C. Limhay. 180 Hope St., Glasgow, October 9Residency of Rhio and Dependencies.— bling farm farm of right66 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous110 1911-09-09 4 The Moon Last. Quarter Sept. 16 (> New Moon First. Quarter O Full Moon Oct. 8 The Tides. Date. H. W. L. W. H W. L*• Sept.. 9 n-2I S 12-37 „10 12-54 7-02 MO „11 1-27 7-36 144 „12 2-01 810 2-18 3„13 2-36 8-54 2-54 ”14 3-13 9-21110 words
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Article1486 1911-09-09 5 e A DESCRIPTION OF "THE CRXG.” Mr. J »ck Jennings, Editor of the Times oj Malaya, has written the following article for his paper “The Crag” Hotel, Penang Hills, Sept. ITo get to The Crag from Ipoh is quite an easy matter. The mail train leaving Ipoh1,486 words
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Article275 1911-09-09 5 Madras, August 24.—Correspondence is published in the local papers which shows that the question of emigration to Australia from India is receiving attention in the former country. The Australian Commonwealth propose to import European labour, and a bill to that effect has passed its second reading in275 words
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Article172 1911-09-09 5 Mr. Meadows Frost, the Adviser to Perlis, reports that there is a steady demand for land by natives but European planters are slow in coming in. The staple agricultural product is rice and there are thousands of acres of excellent land near the coast in the172 words
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Advertisement993 1911-09-09 5 notices. Fever Sapped His Strength. NERVE WEAKNESS, OE>. HEADACHES AND NEURALGIA of a sketch map of the States MADE LIPE A MISERY. V/ of Kedah and Perlis are on sale at I t be Offi ce of the Superintendent of Surveys, "MY HEALTH IS NOW QUITE AlorSta.. Price two dollars.993 words
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Advertisement473 1911-09-09 5 BRITISH MADE—STRONG ALL THROUGH! .H Hazlewood Cycles and Motor Cycles are of rea breed, are made by men of British breed, of British-made materials, in a real British vB p factory— a fine combination, ensuring the best results. Like the dog. “they hang on” —don’t wear out —are made of473 words
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Article21 1911-09-09 6 Bkuoh—On the 6th inst., at Radin Mas, Kampong Bhai u, to Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Brugli, of a daughter.21 words
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Article1027 1911-09-09 6 We have local troubles to meet, but they sink into insignificance compared with those that confront Europe to-day. Industrial disputes have spread from cities to countries. Labour unrest seems universal, but that does not end the tale of disquietude. There can be no mistaking the signs1,027 words
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Article115 1911-09-09 6 A Message from the King. It will be remembered that two days before the Coronation of H, M. King George V and Queen Mary, the local Consular Corps, headed by their ddyen, Mr A. D. Neubronner, Consul-General for Siam, waited on the Resident Councillor to tender their congratulations115 words
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Article29 1911-09-09 6 The following returns for August are to hand Bertam )b. 9,300 F.M.S. R. Co. M 47,676 Kuala Klang 4 Kuala Lumpur n 75’394 Tanjong Malim 7 00029 words
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Article588 1911-09-09 6 SEQUEL TO POLICE RAID. Two Chinese, Luah Ah Hong and Ng Boon, were prosecuted yesterday afternoon before Mr. E. E. Colman in the Second Court by Mr. W. T. Chapman, Assistant Protector of Chinese, for knowingly performing the process of counterfeiting King’s coin on or about August588 words
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Article148 1911-09-09 6 PROMISSORY NOTE CASE. In the Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon, before the Full Court of Appeal, consisting of Sir A. F. G. Law, Acting Chief Justice, Mr. Justice W. W. Fisher, and Mr. Justice L. P. Ebden, the hearing was concluded of the appeal of Mr. J. W. Hallifax148 words
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Article71 1911-09-09 6 To-day’s quotation for unrefined tin in Penang is $92.25 per picul, buyers no sellers. Tin in London is quoted at £lB5 15s. spot and £lB3 15s. three months. The following were the dealings in tin to-day —Singapore Straits Trading Co.. Ltd., buyers no sellers, $92.75 Penang Straits71 words
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Article31 1911-09-09 6 The following was the export of tin from Perak (exclusive of Upper Perak) for August Block tin, 7,642 piculs 36 catties; tin ore, 31,439 piculs 61 catties. Duty $478,965.34.31 words
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Article674 1911-09-09 6 The engagement is announced Meadows Frost, Adviser to P er )i a I Carver, of Singapore. Hi» Mr. F. Dent, Government An i returning from leave by the A’a/* I due in Penang on September 21 It is rumoured that Mr. Stationmaster at Taiping, who I came674 words
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Article69 1911-09-09 6 The following is the result of the fireround for Mr. Justice Thornton’s prize Mrs Armstrong (18) bear Mrs May (I- 2 up and 1 to playMrs Edwards (14) beat Mrs Heim 1 -b 1 up. Mrs Kinder (30) beat Mrs. Evans (-'b 4 up and 2 to69 words
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Article44 1911-09-09 6 Homeward Steamer. Arrives. Mails Sa* l LOSS P. O Delta Sat. 23/9 N. D. L. P. Ludwig Thurs. 14/9 8.1. Taroba Sat. 16/9 10 am- n Outward. N.D.L.Derjflinger Thurs 14/9 8.1 Teexta Thnrs 14/9 3 p.m. 4 P. &O. Delhi Wed. 21/944 words
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Advertisement447 1911-09-09 6 Bowel Troubles. l| “Ulcerated Bowels and H General Debility.” ■gl Folly Hill, Radlett, Herts. Dear Sirs —I have just finished a large bottle of Angier’s Emul- ||a U Sion and am pleased to tell you that it has done me a great deal of Ew good I shall certainly continue447 words
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Advertisement174 1911-09-09 6 To-Day's Contents. Page 2.— Kedah in 1910 Affairs in Siam Sumatra Estate Affair; Chinese Murderer’s Punishment; and Progress in Korea. Page 3.— The Strikes in England Late Mi s Tan Jiak Kim The Colonial Office The Pintail Snipe and Swiuhoe Snipe The German Spy Case Chinese Postal Statistics Austrian Naval174 words
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Article247 1911-09-09 7 ACTIVITY IN TINS. STERLING RUBBERS IRREGULAR. The following are the changes (buyers and sellers only) in our share list on page 9 of this issue 19*0- 8/9/11. 9/9/11. 'S "j g to > Sharks. -2 J M «J a as Mining. 16| 14 Kinta 18} 20} c.247 words
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Article47 1911-09-09 7 PRICE OF FINE HARD PARA. From a Malacca Correspondent Malacca, September 9. Information has been received by tne Malacca Rubber Plantations, Limited, that the price of fine hard Para in London yesterday was 4/9, no sellers. Plantation Para 5/6}, value. The market closed firm.[ From a Malacca Correspondent ] - 47 words
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Article75 1911-09-09 7 AN OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I From a Special Correspondent.] Kuala Lumpur, September 8. It is officia’ly notified that Mr. W, P. Hume has been appointed Resident of Negri Sembilan and Mr. C. W. Parr acting •Resident of the same State. Mr. Hume wi’l fill the positions of Auditor General75 words
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Article52 1911-09-09 7 ANOTHER UNFOUNDED REPORT. Berlin, September 8. flie report from Berlin published in Die Ze.it (Vienna) that Germany has threatene i Great Britain with a publication against Sit Fairfax Cartwright, is unfounded. Both Governments will endeavour to effect a friendly settlement of the incident —Der Ostas atische52 words
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Article46 1911-09-09 7 .—Reuter. A QUESTION OF VALUATION. St. Petersburg, September 8. Die Tsar has sanctioned the Ministerial decision fixing the value of the railway from P Arthur to Kwang-chengti (which was ceded to Japan) with the equipment mentioned in the Portsmouth Treaty, at 80.903,600 roubles.-.—Reuter. - 46 words
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Article37 1911-09-09 7 —Reuter. RECORD HARVEST IN THE WEST. Ottawa, September 8. It is officially stated that, despite the abnormal weather conditions, the Canadian West produced a record crop of wheat, the harvest being estimated at 178,000,000 bushels.-—Reuter. - 37 words
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Article25 1911-09-09 7 Reuter. Patis, September 9, Ihe Fiench Budget shows a deficit of 1-0,000, which will be covered by fiscal and without any new taxation.-Reuter. - 25 words
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Article26 1911-09-09 7 ,—Reuter. London, September 9. In order to meet the new Japanese tariff Premier Cycle Company, Coventry, is npeniog a factory in Japan.-,—Reuter. - 26 words
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Article327 1911-09-09 7 RESULT OF MARINE ENQUIRY. NEGLIGENT NAVIGATION PROVED [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, September 9. The loss of the local steamer Cheang Chew was the subject of a Marine Court of Enquiry which opened on Monday and concluded this morning. The Court consisted of Mr. H W'.327 words
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Article83 1911-09-09 7 AMENDED LEGISLATION URGED. Manchester, September 8. 'l'he Federation of Master CottonSpinners of Manchester has adopted a resolution urging the Government to amend, at the earliest possible, the clauses in the Trades Disputes Act referring to picketing.—Reuter. [A wire of Aug. 31, not sent to the Straits, states83 words
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Article64 1911-09-09 7 Reut r. RAISING SHIPPING FREIGHTS. London, Sep’ember 8. It is generally expected that the London shipowners will also raise their freights. Negroes Replace Whites. Cardiff, September 9. The effect of the rise in seamen’s wages resulting from the recent strikes is noticeable here by five hundredReut r. - 64 words
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Article56 1911-09-09 7 .—R uter. FIRMNESS OF THE GOVERNMENT. Paris, September 9. A feature of the dear food riots in France is the Government’s firmness and summary punishment of large batches of rioters, as compared with the weakness displayed in the more serious riots in the Champagne district in April,.—R uter. - 56 words
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Article30 1911-09-09 7 .—Reuter. DUBLIN POLICE DESPATCHED. Wreford, September 8. Rioting has occurred here in connection with the engineering strike. One hundred and fifty police have been despatched from Dublin..—Reuter. - 30 words
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Article37 1911-09-09 7 UNVEILING OF A STATUF. St. Petersburg, September 8. The Tsar has invited M. Stolypin, the Premier, to attend the ceremony of unveiling a statue of Alexander 11. of Russia, Der Ostasiastische Lloyd’s Service.37 words
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Article212 1911-09-09 7 GERMAN REPLY DELIVERED. AMBASSADOR VISITS FOREIGN OFFICE Berlin, September 8. M. Jules Cambon, French Ambassador, visited the Foreign Office this evening and received the German reply. Germany’s Requirements. London, September 8. Tiie Daily Graphic says that Germany requires nearly half of the French Congo and half of French212 words
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Article57 1911-09-09 7 Reuter. WORKMEN BURIED IN DEBRIS. Nice, September 8. A theatre, which was being reconstructed, has collapsed, forty workmen being buried. Several bodies have been recovered. Some of the men were extricated and found to be seriously injured. Sixteen Bodies Recovered. Nice, September 8, later. Up toReuter. - 57 words
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Article62 1911-09-09 7 RECORD INCREASE IN REVENUE. Wellington, N.Z., September 8. In the House of Representatives, Sir J. Ward, Premier and Minister of Finance, in introducing the Budget, said there had been a record increase in revenue of £1,295,000. He proposed a remission of rail wav foes and estate duties62 words
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Article54 1911-09-09 7 Reuter. MR. RUDYARD KIPLING’S VIEWS. Montreal, September 8. The Montreal Star publishes a cablegram from Mr. Rudyard Kipling declaring that he does not know how nine millions of people can en’er into such reciprocity with ninety million strangers and yet preserve their nationality. Reciprocity offers little ready moneyReuter. - 54 words
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Article44 1911-09-09 7 ■Reuter. VIENNA HONOURS LONDONERS. London, September 8 The Lord Mayor of London and the members of the Corporation leave to-day on a visit to Vienna where elaborate preparations have been made, the streets being decorated with flags, which is an unprecedented honour.—l■Reuter. - 44 words
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Article29 1911-09-09 7 —Reuter. New York, September 8. The price of raw sugar yesterday reached the highest point since 1899 on reports of a serious shortage of crop.——Reuter. - 29 words
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Article23 1911-09-09 7 Reuter. London, September 8. The Rt. Rev. F. Edward Ridgeway, Bishop of Kensington, has been appointed Bishop of Salisbury.—lReuter. - 23 words
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Article663 1911-09-09 7 A FEMININE VIEW. We have received, says the Straits Times, the following amusing letter from a wellknown lady resident. It is not addressed to the editor, but in the kindly manner as will be seen and the fair writer has chosen her own title An Uncalled663 words
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Article300 1911-09-09 7 Repotting on the automobile trade in the Malaya Peninsula, the United States Vice-Consul-General at Singapore points out that not only are machines necessary for the managers of large plantations, but the Chinese, who possess most of the wealth of the district, are willing to spend large300 words
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Advertisement1069 1911-09-09 7 The Talk of Town Great Success Wy might argue THE Straits Cinematograph Co. Buchanan by special request Quality for a month, The Noted Film in the Grip of Advertise for a year, Alcohol which caused much interest x xi t_• i every night will be shown as an EXRA in1,069 words
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Obituary28 1911-09-09 7 OBITUARY. London, September 9. The death is announced of the wife of Mr. J. Ra msay Macdonald, Labour M P. for Leicester, and daughter of Dr, Gladstone. —Reuter.28 words
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Article1860 1911-09-09 8 AMUSING MEETING OF JOHNSON AND JEFFRIES. W. W, Naughton, American special commissioner for The. Referee, writing from San Francisco on June 28, says Jack Johnson, the king-pin of the boxing game, the most abused and at the same time the most widely advertised world’s champion probably, the game1,860 words
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283 1911-09-09 8 AREA, HOUSES 2IND POPULATION. CENSUS DISTRICT. Area Occupied Unoccupied u w Square Miles. Houses. Houses. Persons Males. Females. Singapore Municipality 2 9 0 2 6,19 6 2,4 0 6 2 5 9,6 1 0 1 84.6 2 4 7 4.9 8 6 8,952 Singapore283 words
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Advertisement421 1911-09-09 8 “As is a phrase suggestive of all-round fitness. It denotes freedom from disease; VV robustness of constitution; muscular force; and mental energy and II vigour The‘‘sound as a bell” condition is one most devoutly to be wished, Bfl and happily, it is not only possible but easy of attainment by421 words
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Advertisement103 1911-09-09 8 I Shiploads of tHirst-qu encher is a description which may be applied to the cargoes of the vessels “Circe and “Ottar,’’ which dropped anchor recently in Liverpool docks. The first brought 50,000 gallons and the second 40,000 gallons of pure health-giving lime juice, direct from the island of Montserrat —the103 words
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Article98 1911-09-09 9 CLOSL AT GENERAL POST OFFICE. Monday. jfjr. Per. Close. Alor Star (Kedah) Tong Chuan 9 a.m. Langsa, T. Semawe, "I Segli, Olehleh and > Atjeh 1 p.m. Pnlo Weh J Port Swettenham, Port Dickson, and S Avagyee 1 p.m. Malacca Deli Calypso 2 p.m. Bindings and T. Anson Canton98 words
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Article122 1911-09-09 9 Pbnano, September 9, 1911. (By Courtesy of the Chartered Bank). Condon Demand Bank 2/41 4 months' sight Hauk ...2/4 11/32 3 Credit 2*41 3 Bocnmentary 2/4 9/lt Calcutta Demand Bank R" 174| 3 days’ sight Private 176 Bombay Demand Bank H 174| 3 days’sight Private 1/6 Madras Demand Bank122 words
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Article210 1911-09-09 9 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. Church of England. St. George’s Church. —Matins (Choral), 8 a m.» Holy Communion (Plain), 8.30 a.m.; Holy Communion (Chinese), 9.30 a.m.; Sunday School, 5 p.m.; Evensong and Sermon 6 p.m. Nibong Tebal Church. —Tamil Matins and Holy Communion, 9 a.m St. Mark’s Church, Butterworth. —Evensong210 words
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Article1633 1911-09-09 9 C.j.u.l. Suh-rIM. Dividend.. N 3 2 3 5' 1 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 MINING. 1903 »300,000 »300,000 30,000 »10 »10 25 10 30 30 Belat Tin Mining Co. 1906 300,000 225,000 22,500 10 10 Bruang, 1901 600,000 600,000 60,000 10 10 20 10 ...a 7fc Bruseh Hyd. Tin1,633 words
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Article421 1911-09-09 9 ARRIVALS. Arcadia, Brit., 6603, Barcham, Sept. 9, Singapore, gen., Adamson, Gilfillan Co. Canton, Brit., 106, Basasahib, Sept. 9, Teluk Anson, gen., Kong Soon. 2 Dunera, 3403, Nielson, Sept. 9, Sourabanga, gen., Huttenbach, Liebert Co. J Jin Ho, Brit., 110, Darke, Sept. 8, t Langkat, gen., E. S. Co. j421 words
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Article470 1911-09-09 9 IVnme of Steatner, where Jrom, date of arrirul. where hound, and Agents. Ajax. Singapore, Sept. 15, Antwerp W.M. Alcinous, Liverpool, Sept. 9, Japan, W.M. Ambria, Singapore, Sept. 11, Hamburg, B.M, Benlomnd, London, Sept. 15, Japan, S.B. Bayem, Hamburg, Sept. 25, Japan, B.M. China, Colombo, 0ct..3, Japan, S.K. Cyclops,470 words
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Advertisement502 1911-09-09 9 Sim life »1 Canndfi. (K«tsh’l> lied IHHS). Assets exceed £6,OOO.ih)i).<i.O Surplus over all liabilities according to Government Standard 840,265.0.0 Income, 1908, £1,428,000 0.0 W. A. WHITK, C V. < .k c I KKNNEUK A> Co., Manager, .South-Eastern < I General Agents. Penang A<u, Singapore. I CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, HONGKONG502 words
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Article403 1911-09-09 10 Per P and O ss Sumatra, due at Penang, Sept. 12—From London Aug. 12—To Penang Mrs G A Smith, Mrs Whitfield, Miss E H Williams, Messrs W N BirchMarker, Dickson, Bierman, Brooks, W Brooks, Wilson, Hanby, Wells, Wenson, Handey, Edwards Tebbatt, and Caun. To Singapore: Mr403 words
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Article351 1911-09-09 10 The following is the list of passengers by steamers leaving Penang on the undermentioned dates Per P and O ss ftm/inia, Sept. 28 Mrs Thunder and two children, Miss Fairburn, Mr Bingham, Mrs Ross, and Mr J G Anthony. Per P and O S 3 Delhi, connecting with351 words
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Article420 1911-09-09 10 CAUSES OF EX-PRESIDENT’S DOWNFALL An intimate knowledge of Mexican politics is shown by Mr. William Archer in a paper entitled, The Collapse of the Diaz Legend,” which he has contributed to McClure's Magazine tor August He says;— Diaz broke down partly for lack of economic knowledge, but420 words
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Article283 1911-09-09 10 A Calcutta wire of August 17 says:— At the Bengal Legislative Council meeting ye-terday the Calcutta Improvement Bill was again taken up The majority of the amendments were lost. Dealing with the powers of the Trust to take action regarding insanitary areas, without proceeding on official representation,283 words
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Article207 1911-09-09 10 tf the weather were not sticky, And I hadn’t prickly heat, If my tongue were seldom bricky And I reli'hed what I eat If my cook weren’t prone to wallow In a sickly mire of ghee, If his soups were fit to swallow— Ob, how dull the207 words
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Advertisement358 1911-09-09 10 i OF IMPORTANCE M To PROPRIETORS and MANAGERS of COCOANUT PLANTATIONS. S ZOTAL. I M IN BULLETIN No. 11 issued by the department of Agriculture, F. M‘S., Mr. L. C. Brown, w Inspector of Cocoanut. Plantations, discourses on Cocoanut cultivation in the F. M S., and I J advises planters358 words
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Article973 1911-09-09 11 THE GENERAL POSITION. Dealings in tin, says the Ironmonger of August 19, have been very restricted, which is not surprising in consequence of the deadlock at the London Docks, some I, tons newly arrived from the East being held up in the river waiting to be discharged. About 1,200973 words
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Article841 1911-09-09 11 IS HE INDISPENSABLE? We notice in the British Trade Journal, says the China Daily Press of August 11, the statement that the Chinese class at the Manchester University is doing good work among the young men qualifying for the Far Eastern trade but our contemporary says it would841 words
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Advertisement8 1911-09-09 11 P. MOIR CRANES’ Cylinder Oil. Snndilands, Buttery Co,8 words
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