Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 18 November 1911

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    21 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED U 33. No 263 VOL. LXIX. SATURDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, I9H. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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  • SPORTING NOTES.
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      HON. F. FLOWERS ON BOXING.
      373 2 Interviewed, the Acting Chief Secretarj of New South Wales (Hon. F. Flowers) said t—“As far as I know there has not been any great public outrage in New South Wales, no have riie susceptibilities of the people be< n shocked sufficiently to raise a ver)
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      BOMBAY RACING REFORMS.
      248 2 Bombay, October 17.—The association of Bhatias, known as Bhatia Mitra Manual, has presented a petition td the Governor on tlie question of the abuses and the heinous evils prevailing on the tui f and the most disastrous consequences of gambling on the turf maidan and in the
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      FOOTBALL LEAGUE.
      137 2 London, October 29.—The following are the results of the League football matches played on the grounds of the first mentioned teams in each case Division 1. Tottenham Hotspur 6, Preston North End; Blackburn Rovers 1, Sheffield United 0; Bury 1, Aston Villa 1 Manchester City 3, Woolwich Arsenal
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      KILLED ON THE RACECOURSE.
      69 2 Allahabad, October 31. During the Gymkhana races at Meeiut on Saturday a young professional named Bertie Spencer, riding in one of the races when his was mount began to swerve nea»" the three furlongs post. Leaning over on one side to keep the pony straight the
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  • CORRESPONDENCE.
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      NEW YORK RUBBER EXHIBITION.
      356 2 [To the Editor oj the Pinang Gazette."} Sir, I xtract the following f'Oin the India Rubber World of New York, in case it does not come your way. I think it is woithy of a place in your columns. “At no time in the history of
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      HIGH PRICES.
      309 2 [To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette. Sir, I should like to know if a shop-keeper can I e brought to Court for charging and receiving exorbitant prices for goods sold by him. This is generally the experience of newcomers, birds of passage, and foreigners. An English lady,
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      MUSLIMS AND THE WAR
      124 2 [To the Editor oj the “Pinang (?azeW«.”] Sir, With unbounded pleasure I read the article in your valuable columns of yesterday’s issu r and hasten to extend iny warm anil sincere thanks to Mr. K. P. Ahminsa for the indefatigable energy and love of mankind displayed
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      481 2 An EXPERIENCED PLANTER (in Coconut and Rubber) is open to an engagement as Manager. Apply to Engagrmbnt,” 1017 w sue c/o Pinang Gazette. WANTED An Expert Ruling Machineman. Apply with copies of testimonials to The Works Manager, Pinang Gazette Press, LtdWANTED IMMEDIATELY. 2 HOSPITAL DRESSERS. Apply with testimonials tj the
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    BOWLS TOURNAMENT.
    596 3 HANDICAPS AT P. C. C. CHAMPIONSHIP. W. Houston bye A. R. Adams Riley Jarvis 1 Reimann J Hamilton 1 Davidson J Dobbie 1 W. Daniel I Dunn Pentney f Russel I Neubronner J Goldie Wallace J Muir A. M. Stewart J Cunningham 1 Turnbull j R. J. Kirke
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    TIN.
    373 3 THE GENERAL POSITION. There has been no development of any kind as regards tin, says the Iro><w,nger of 28 October, syndicate support and prospective short supplies from the East, together with a slightly more reserved attitude on the pait of sellers in Singapore and Penang, contributing firmness to the
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    Siamese Coronation Arrangements.
    306 3 His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen Mother will re-ide in the Chakkri Palace curing the entire period of the Coronation celebrations, says the Bangkok Daily Mail. Up to the present it is known that there will be four foreign warships here during the celebrations.
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      705 3 GIVEN TWO MONTHS TO LIVE. BROKEN DOWN BY ANtEMIA AND MALARIA. SENT HOME FROM HOSPITAL AFTER A I I I SERIOUS OPERATION TO DIE I I >b> JONES, OF KANDY, CEYLON, TELLS HOW SHE WAS RESTORED TO HEALTH FIXE YEARS AGO BY Dr. WILLIAMS’ PINK PILLS AND HAS NEVER LOOKED
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      564 3 BRITISH MADE-STRONG ALL THROUGH! p Hazlewood Cycles and Motor Cycles are of rR/nL mJme y rea l British breed, are made by men of British breed, of British-made materials, in a real British factory—a fine combination, ensuring the best resuits. Like the dog, “they hang on” —don’t wear out—are made
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    PENANG TURF CLUB.
    1598 4 ANNUAL MEETING. The annual meeting of the Penang Turf Club was held at 4.30 p.m. yesterday in the Chamber of Commerce. There were present the Hon. A. R. Adams, Commander D. C. Macintyre, Dr. P. St. L. Liston, Capt. S. R. Perkins, Messrs. Hi Kim Kee, Lee
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    CORRESPONDENCE.
    93 4 NOT GOING TO INDIA. [To the Editor oj the Pinang Gazette,” Sir, Some days ago you had a paragraph in the Gazette which stated that I am going to India shortly to attend the Central Conference of our Mission in Southern Asia. It is true that 1 was the
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    The Rural Board.
    100 4 The following is the agenda for the meeting of the Rural Board, Penang Island, which will be held at the Land Office, Penang, on Monday, 27th inst., at 3 p.m. 1. Minutes of last meeting to be read and confirmed. 2. Re tax on hawkers’ handcarts. 3.
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    DIRTY RUBBER ESTATES.
    571 4 The Malay Mail of Thursday says The Belgian mycologist, who is rather prodigal of opinion*, as express a d in the columns of our Penang contemporaries, has, it must be confessed, b -en observant during bis tour of the Malay Archipelago in quest of useful knowledge on
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    Meerut Rifle Meet.
    119 4 Orders have been issued for a picked team of ten of the M S. Guides to hold itself in readiness to proceed to India on the Ist proximo to see the Durbar at Delhi, and then to try conclusions with the flower of the Indian Army and
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    To-Day's Tin Quotations.
    71 4 To-day’s quotation for unrefined tin in Penang is $96.25 per picul, buyers, no sellers. Tin in London is quoted at £197 15s. spot and £lBB three months The following is the local report to-day :—Singapore Straits Trading Co., Ltd., buyer*, no sellers, $96.08 Penang Straiie Trading Co.,
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    Rubber Export Prices.
    73 4 The following are the prices, for the period from November 17 to 30, inclusive, for the duty on cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis in accordance with the rules under the F.M.S. Customs Duties Enactment Sheet and biscuit per picul
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    Where to Stay.
    35 4 PiCnanq :—The E. O Hotel, The Crag, Raffles by the Sea, Ruuuymede Hotel, Sea View Hotel, and Hotel de Europe, Tpoh :—The Grand Hotel. Kuala Lumpur :—Grand Oriental Hotel; Rangoon :—Strand Hotel.
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    The Week's Engagements.
    159 4 Saturday, November I* District Grand Lodge and D. G. Chapter, Freemasons’ Hall. Band, Golf Club, 6 pm. Cinderella Dance, Penang Club, 9.15 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Road. George Town Cinematograph, Kuala Kangsar Road. Japanese Bioscope, Penang Road. Moonlight Cinematograph, King Street Theatre. Sunday, November 19 Twenty-Third Sunday
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    Other Coming Events.
    116 4 November 25.—“ Dandy Dick,” Town Hall November 30.—Rugby Football: Scotland v. The Rest, Esplanade. November 30.—St Andrew’s Ball. December 2.—Coronation of King of Siam. December 4 and 5. —Impressionists’ Exhibition, Engineers’ Institute. December s.—Church Workers’ Association, St. George s Girls’ Home, 10.30 a.m. December 9.—Perak Turf Club
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    League Football.
    20 4 The following fixtures have been arranged November. 23.—Police v. Crescent, Esplanade. 28.—C. R.C. v Free School, Victoria Green.
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    TENDERS.
    179 4 Straits Government. Washing of uniforms of native police during 1912 tenders close noon, Nov. 20. Netherlands India Goeernnient.—-Supply of food, fuel, etc., for prisons and hospitals in the Residency East Coast of Sumatra for years 1912 to 1916; tenders close: 10 a.m., Nov. 21. Straits Government.— Supplies for 1912
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    HOUSES TO LET.
    15 4 Sans Souci Villa No. 2, Northam Road apply Assistant Secretary, Penang < lub.
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      140 4 Another Miracle. The miracles performed by Little’s Oriental Balm are almost countless. Men and women who have become crippled by the horrible agonies of Rheumatism are tiirowing away crutches, canes and bandages and walking free with the elastic step of youth. Rheumatism in the back of shoulders, in the arm*
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      992 4 in the maher of the company's Straits Cinematograph Co. ORDINANCE IRB9-1900 (Strath Settlements) TO-NIGHT TO-NIGHT AND the grand gala night. IN THE MATTER OF THE PENANG Absolutely New and Excellent DISPENSARY. LIMITED. IN LIQUIDATION. Pictures. INCLUDING Notice is hereby given that the Credit- Number of "Pa the Animated ors of
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    NERVOUS DEBILITY.
    856 5 ITS PREVENTION AND CURE. Diseases apart,there is probably no condi'ion held in greater dread by the inhabitants of hot countries than nervous debility. Everybody knows the conditions which produce it, as everybody knows the enervating and depressing effects which it caus-s. Lhe immediate need of every sufferer is,
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    NON-CADET SALARIES.
    328 5 SOME CHANGES. Correspondence concerning the new scheme for salaries, as affecting non-cadet appointments, was laid on the table of the Legislative Council at Singapore. The Governor writes It will be seen that I have taken as a basis of calculation the figures already recommended for the Federated Malay
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    Tipping in Malaya.
    327 5 To tip or not to tip,” to misquote Shakespeare, is the question which is exercising the minds of many ftavellers who make use of the F. M. S. Railways now-a-davs. Why should the custom of tipping have been brought by the Britisher right over 8,000 odd miles
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    An Ex-Princess and Her Husband,
    241 5 The ex-Piincess Louisa of Saxony, whose memoirs were published the other day, replies in the Florentine Press to the statem* nt of her husband (Signor Toselli) in which he announced that be had begun legal proceedings for separation, on the ground of desertion and dishonour
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    LOG BOOK.
    909 5 A telegram from the Hague, dated Nov. 5. to the Deli Courant states that a great strike in the Rhine navigation service is imminent. There were at Port Swettenham on Tuesday four ocean-going boats: P.& O. Banca, B. I. Taroba, Shire Monmouthshire, and Holt’s Calchas. Besides these the
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      456 5 L. &C. Hardtmuth’s MEPHISTO COPYING PENCILS Certainly the best of their kind made. For manifolding purposes they are simply perfect. If you have never used a 1“ Mephisto," buy one now, and compare it with the copying pencil you previously used. You will find the Mephisto writes more smoothly and
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      347 5 X GRIN, BUT DON’T BEAR IT N is by far the wisest plan. To suffer pain unnecessarily is not heroic, bnt L foolish enough. Of course, if the trouble be of the kind for which there K is no remedy, then, doubtless, the griu-and-bear-it philosophy has its W uses, but
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    GAME PROTECTION.
    1244 6 The sporting instinct of the newly arrived Britisher on the Peninsula impels him. at the first opportunity he gets, to take a gun and go out to shoot something. If he obeys this impulse, regardless of the time of year and the object of his deadly aim, he
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
    847 6 Mr. Herbert Hopsou Walker has been admitted to practice at the Bar of the F.M.S. Court. Mr. Walker has his office in Kuala Lumpur. The Colonial Yacht Sea Mew arrived here this morning from the Bindings with the Hon. W. Evans, Resident Councillor, and Dr. R. Dane
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    SPORTING NEWS.
    195 6 RACING IN ENGLAND. RESULT OF THE DERBY CUP Derby, November 17. The following was the result of the race for the Derby Cup on the third day of tf)g Derby race meeting The Derby Cup (handicap) of 1506 30v (50 sovs being in plate, or the whole specie,
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    CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA
    68 6 Victoria versus M.C.C. Melbourne, November 17, The cricket match between Vi turia and the M.C.C. team opened in gloriou- weather, before six thousand spectators, on a perfect wicket. The M.C.C., in their first innings, scored 247 runs for 6 wickets np to the close of the day’s
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    BOWLS AT THE P.C.C.
    46 6 The following ties have been fixed Monday, 20th inst. Championship. Blackstone v. Sandes. Jarvis v. Reimann. J. S. Kirk v. Starr. The following ties have been fixed Tuesday, 21st inst. Championship. Cunningham v. Turnbull. Muir r. A M Stewart Goldie v. Wallace.
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    QUOITS AT THE P.C.C.
    18 6 The following ti has been fixed Tuesday, 21st inst Singles. (Final). Houston v. Southam.
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    N.S.W. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
    73 6 MEMBER AND SPEAKEB. Sydney. November 1< The Full Court has delivered a unanini us judgment for Mr. John Perrv in hi- action against the Speaker and the Sergeant-at-Arnis claiming a thousand pounds for assault and false imprisonment. Speaker ordered the Sergeant-at-Arni-1 bring Mr. Perrv back to the
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    CANADA’S PARLIAMENT.
    71 6 OPENED BY DUKE OF CONXArC'HT Ottawa, November The Canadian Parliament was opened "i unprecedented ceremonial and bril'■ llll H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught, Govern'-' General, in his speech from the I hroi‘' congratulated the Dominion on its rapid expanding trade. He announced the troduction of measures to assist
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    AMERICAN PRESIDENCY.
    35 6 MR. ROOSEVELT’S CANDIDA'L’CBL New York, November 1“ An article by Mr. Theodore interpreted to mean that he will politics and contest the Presidencybelieved that he is sounding busn ie circles on the subject.—Reuter.
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      545 6 Ip* Catarrh of I Digestive Organs. I I I The soothing, healing and tonic properties of Angier’s Emulsion kJ eminently adapt it to the relief and cure of stomach and bowel dis- El Kl orders of a catarrhal, fermentative, ulcerative or tubercular nature, Eg k] Simple and harmless, this remedy
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      91 6 To-Day’s Contents. Page 2,—Sporting Notes and Correspondenoe. Page 3.— Bowls Tournament Tin and Siamese Coronation Festivities. Page 4- Penang Turf Club Dirty Rubber Estates Meerut Rifle Meet and The Week’s Engagements. Page s.—Non-Cadet Salaries Log Book Tipping in Malaya; and An Ex-Prin-cess and Her Husband. Page 6. Editorial (Game Protection)
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  • Obituary
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    16 6 DEATH. Trottkr —Oct. 20. at St. Saviour’s, Jersey, H. Trotter. I»te Auditor-General, S. Settlements, aged 77.
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    267 7 TONGKAHS AND TRONOHS UP. STERLING RUBBERS IRREGULAR. The fol I owing are the changes (buyers and sellers only) in our share list on page 9 to-day 1910. 17/11/11 18/11/11. J "a x ac x Sharks. Ji z jQ a? Mining. Bruang 3$ 22 4 M’lembu 6| 7
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET.
    51 7 PRICE OF FINE HARD PARA. i From a Malacca Correspowlent Malacca, November 18 Informal ion has been received by toe Malacca Rubber Plantations, Limited, that the price of fine hard Para in London yesterday was 4/3, sellers Plantation Para. 4/7 value. The market was flat with little
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    UNITED MALAYSIAN RUBBER CO.
    47 7 AGGREGATE DEBT OF £42,0001 I From Our Own Correspondent. London, November 17. The accounts of the United Malaysian Rubber Co., Ltd., to May 31, 1911, show a trading loss of <£28,800, which, added to the administrative expenditure, makes a total debit of £42,000.
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    RUBBER DIVIDENDS.
    26 7 From Our Own < 'orrespondent.] London, November 17. Ihe following* second interim dividends have been declared Shelf ord 10 per cent. Edinburgh 10 per cent.
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    DISSATISFIED SUFFRAGETTES.
    158 7 INTERVIEW WITH THE PREMIER. Lond m, November 17. Mr. IE H. Asquith, Prime Minister, had :i lively interview with the Suffragettes on receiving a representative deputation in Downing Street. Mrs. Christabel Pank-hur-t and Mrs. Pethick Lawrence, Lady Selborne, and Lady Betty Balfour delivered perches expressing great dissatisfaction it
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    RUSSIA AND PERSIA
    52 7 rROOPS GOING TO KAZVIN. St. Petersburg, November 17. Orders have been given foi the immediate despatch of troops to Kazvin. —Reuter. And Perhaps Teheran. Ihe Russian Cabinet has resolved that the Russian troops are to be advanced to b izvin and perhaps to Teheran. Der lv tnsiatische
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    THE QUEEN’S BROTHER.
    443 7 A VISIT TO IPOH. RECEPTION AT TRONOH MINES I From Our Own Cori espondenti] Ipoh, November 18. The day opened fine, and when T. S. H. Prince and Princess A’exander of Teck and suite arrived at the Grand Hotel shortly before nine o’clock, where they breakfasted, Ip
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    EARTHQUAKES ON THE CONTINENT.
    12 7 -Reuter. with other parts of the country—Manehetter Guardian.
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    DEATH OF A GERMAN BURGOMASTER.
    24 7 Berlin, November 17. The death has occurred of Dr. Viklor Wilhelm Marcus, Burgomaster of Bremen. Der Ostasiatische Lloyd’s Service,
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    UNIONIST RALLY.
    9 7 with other parts of the country—Manehetter Guardian.
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    IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
    11 7 —Reuter. with other parts of the country—Manehetter Guardian. Party.—
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    KING’S VISIT TO EGYPT.
    54 7 GREETINGS FROM TURKISH HEIR. Cairo, November 17. Viscount Kitchener, British Agent and Consul-General in Egypt, has consented to the heir of the Sultan of Turkey greeting King George and Queen Mary in consideration of the Sultan’s prestige as Caliph of the Mohammedans, including the Indian Mohammedans.
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    BIG FIRE IN AUCKLAND.
    41 7 -Reuter. BUSINESS QUARTER INVOLVED. Auckland, November 17. A fire broke out in the business quarter of Auckland. The chief sufferers are Messrs. Macky, Logan Co., whose loss is estimated at £150,000. Other premises have been seriously damaged.—]
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    REVOLUTION IN CHINA.
    119 7 LANDING OF FOREIGN TROOPS. THE POWERS IN AGREEMENT. Washington, November 17. The Hon. Philander C. Knox, Secretary of State, announces that all the Powers signatory to the Boxer protocol are agreed on the necessity of landing troops to protect the Peking and Tientsin Railway. Loan Coupon Difficulty.
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    CHINESE NAMES.
    16 7 with other parts of the country—Manehetter Guardian. with other parts of the country—Manehetter Guardian.
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    THE WAR.
    23 7 JIC'II ill 11 mil l»L lilt* x/cll denelles is unfounded.— Der Ostasiatische Lloyd’s Service. with other parts of the country—Manehetter Guardian.
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    HEALTH OF THE ARMY.
    91 7 IMPROVEMENT STILL CONTINUES. London, November 18. The report on the health of the British army in 1910 shows continued improvement. There were 61 fewer admissions to hospital per 1,000 than in 1909. The death rate shows a decrease of 3.44 per cent. The increased attention to
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    MOROCCO AND CONGO.
    14 7 question.—Der Ostasiatische Lloyd’s Service. with other parts of the country—Manehetter Guardian.
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    CRETAN PROBLEM AGAIN.
    10 7 with other parts of the country—Manehetter Guardian.
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      599 7 ’Tis with our judgments as Mr. if. h. Thorne. with our watches, none go just P p alike, yet each believes his own.”— Pope. But the judgments of all comNOTICti). petent critics are unanimous in declaring THE Lace Course will be (fficially open for Training for the January, 1912, D
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    MARKET PRICES.
    200 8 LOCAL FOOD STUFFS. Drscription. Penang, Nov. 18. Beef: CoSoup per catty 14 Roast 24 Steaks 24 Stew or Curry Meat 16 Rump Steak 24 Ox Tail each 30 Tongue 55 Feet 15 Heart 30 Liver per catty 55 Pork Pork 32 Pig’s Head 20 Feet 24 Tongue 32
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    227 8 SUNDAY. NOVE MBEIi 19. Church of England. St. George’s Church. Matins (Choral), Bam.; Holy Communion (Plain), 8.30 a.m.; Matins (Chinese), 10 a.m.; Sunday School, 5 p.m.; Evensong and Sermon, 6 p.m. St. Mark’s Church, Butterworth. Evensong and Sermon, 5.30 p m. Nibong Tebal Church. —Matins and Litamy, 9-30
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    KEDAH BOATS.
    130 8 The following is the proposed time-table for Kedah Boats duiing November Leave Leave* Penang. Alor Star. Nov. 18 8 a.m. 6-30 a.m. J 9 2 p.m. 8-30 a.m. 20 8 a.m. 8 a.m. 21 2 pm. 9 a.m. 22 a m. 9 a.m. 23 2- 0 p.m. 9-30
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    RUBBER.
    967 8 K.M.S. (MALAY STATES) RUBBER COCONUT PLANTATIONS. The following is the report of the directors and statein jot of accounts for the period from February 1, 19 10, the date of incorporatio i of the Company to June 30, 1911, presented to the first annual general meeting of 'h-i company
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      224 8 COFFEE ROBUSTA.” THE COMING BOOM. I CAN SUPPLY YOU Seeds, Seedlings, and Stumps. Samples and full particulars how to grow them can be had from the undersigned DAVID F. LAING, Loke Yew Buildings, Kuala Lumpur. Sole Agent for the well-known Coffee E tate B maram Java. AU See fs guaranteed
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      1119 8 I FOUL BREATH. WOMEN’S GREATEST MISFORTUNE. The old saying that "distance lend. to those peer-e whose bieaih is lade, disgust when close to because cl the condition of their ata distance, b-M produce n;ay bc C 1 hovv charming her breath. For nuance it makas foul he r charm is
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    SHARES.
    1606 9 i z- i o l. j Number of lieue c 2 S C»p»l. Subscribed.' shareg v M i ue 2 Dividend.. N*me. a S* MINING. I 1907 1908 1909 1910 19H 8300,000 >300,000 30,000 »10 »10 25 10 30 30 Belat Tin Mining Co. fqo6 300,000 225,000 22,500 10
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    SHIPPING.
    545 9 ARRIVALS. Atjeh, Dut., 393, Karsten, Nov. 17, Sabang, gen., Huttenbach, Liebert Co. Petrel, Brit., 124, Case, Nov. 17, Asahan, gen., E. S. Co. Canton, Brit., 106, Basasahib, Nov. 18, Teluk Anson, gen., Kong Soon. Sea Mew, Brit, 500, Lumut, Nov. 18, Colonial Government CLEARANCES. Arcadia for Ceylon and Europe.
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    MAILS.
    115 9 CLOSE AT GENERAL POST OFFICE. Monday. For, Per. Close. Alor Star (Kedah) Tong Chnan 7 a.m. Calcutta Lightning Ham. Langsa, T. Semawe, "i Segli, Sabang and > Atjeh 1 p.m. Olehleh J Tongkah Pegu 1 p.m. Port Swettenham, "4 Port Dickson, and s Avagyee 1 p.m. Malacca J Dindings,
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    139 9 tfam« oj St«ain«r, where jrom, approximate date of arrival, where bound, and Agenti. Arcadia, Singapore, Nov. 18, Bombay, A.G. Atholl, G’gow <fc L’pool, Nov. 24, Japan, S B. Bayern, Japan, Nov. 18, Europe, B.M. China, Singapore, Dec. 9, Venice, S.K. Deucalion, Liverpool, Nov. 21, Japan, W.M Glenroy, London,
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    Local Steamer Service.
    336 9 The companies do not guarantee tkei dattt of arrival of these but will endeavour as far as possible to ensure punctuality. From Alor Star, (Kedah) —fong Chuan, 19, 21, 23, 25, 27, and 29, and Kedah, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 28, and 30. Asahan.—Petrel, Nov. 21
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    A REVIEW.
    237 9 RED EVE by H. Rider Haggard (Hoddbr amd Stoughtom, Lomdon). It would not be Mr. Rider Haggard’s style if some mysterious and uncanny figure were not introduced into his romances j and in his latest book, Murgh, gateway of the Gods, whose dreadful galley still sails from East
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    The Mails.
    64 9 Homeward. diEAMEB. Arrives. Mails Sails. a Ctos»> P.& O. Arcadia Sat. 18/11 1 p.m. 3 p.m. N.D.L. YorcA; Tues 21/11 4 p.m. 6 p.m. 3 p.m. Sat. 25/11 10 a.m. noon. M. Dumltea Mon. 27/1 i* 5.30 f 25/11 ♦From Singapore Mails close in Penang. Outward. B-I. Thur*.
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    Mails Hose on Week Days
    770 10 For Balik Pulau. at 8 am. and 0-39 p.in. Butterworth, at 7 a.in., 10 a. tn., 1 p. tn., and 4- p in. Bukit Tambun, at 8 a.m., 1-45 p.in and 5- p.m. Bukit Mertajam, 7-15 a.m., 8 a.m., 10-40 a.m., 1-45 pm, 3-15 p.m.,
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    CHINA’S UPHEAVAL.
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    Late Prince Francis.
    178 11 Prince Alexander of Teck, a few days before starting on his trip to the Far East, unveiled at the Middlesex Hospital a memorial of his brother, the late Prince Francis. There was a large gathering of friends. I'he Marquess of Ripon, chairman of rhe committee, was too
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      2482 12 p. &o. iintended sailings. Uorddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. SSS? aES? 4 British India Steam Navigation Co., Imne ,al Gepman Ma une MAIL SERVICE OUTWARD. LIMITED. flk 6 HOMEWARD. F K J Intbndbd to Sail. I St«a«b. I jjjj hat. 18th Nov. at 4 p.m. Laina Al -mA u Connecting Due Singapore.
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