Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 12 August 1913

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    20 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. No. 183 VOL. LXXI. TUESDAY. 12th AUGUST, 1913. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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    LOG BOOK.
    907 2 The steamer Wyndford, Captain Horne, arrived at Singapore from Borneo after an eventful voyage, during which she ran on to an uncharted mudbank near Borneo. She was held there for seventy hours, and in that time all the food decayed as a result of the tropical heat. For
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      1009 2 SITUATION VACANT. NOTICES. WANTED. NOTICE. Experienced ledger clerk, carders are now being booked for Apply by letter only, in own band- p a ra Rubber Seeds from twelve writing, to to fifteen years old trees, with a guarantee PRITCHARD Co, Penang. of P er oent j x a an d
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    MAIL ITEMS.
    847 3 INDIAN DOCTORS FOR EUROPEAN LADIES. Calcutta, August s.—The Secretary of the European Defence Asssociation has addi eased a letter to Government on the subject of the transference of European Civil Surgeons from the district and of the employment of Anglo Indian Assistant Military Surgeons and Indians instead. It
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      402 3 liß D w AM F: JI I A M MM 4MW I r aw BABY TILNEY. BABY COOPER. wasted “fell away to “almost a a skeleton” 1 ~1 J 9 Mrs E A TU.NEY, of 5, Rhyme Road, shadow My little boy was suffering from wasting, and fell away to
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    WANDERERS CLUB RAID.
    347 4 DECISION OF MAGISTRATE. Mr. G. C. G Mulkr delivered his judgment in the Warderers Club raid case this afternoon, when all the accused, except Nos- 27 and 36 who were found sleeping on the bed by Mr. E li«, were convicted and fined $lO each. Mr. Chapman
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    Opium and Alcohol.
    514 4 Rev. W. E. Horley on Free Trade in Beer. The Rev. W. E. Horley, of Ipoh, lectured at the Su Po Sia, last Friday nigh F and gave some striking facts and figures. In connection with F. M.S. opium revenue there w»s, be said, an increase from
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    Amsterdam Tobacco Sales.
    67 4 The tenth tobacco sale of the season was held at Amsterdam on 11th ulb, wh°n 18,522 bales of Sumatra and 1,396 bales of Borneo leaf were offered by inscription. To date 250,436 bales of Sumatra leaf have arrived, of which 183,705 bales have been sold j whilst
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    ANTI-SUFFRAGE MEETING AT MUSSOORIE.
    1122 4 REPLY TO THOSE WHO WANT THE VOTE. An anti-suffrage meeting was held in Mussoorie on July Bth and as regards both numbers and enthusiasm was probably the moss successful that has ever be n organised by women in India. Some four hundred people were present, and
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    Tinned Salmon.
    282 4 Development of the Industry in Japan. The British vice-Consul at Hakodate has furnished the following particulars of the tinned salmon and trout industry of the Hokkaido and Karafuto (Japanese Sakhalin): During the past two years the tinned salmon and trout industry, in which previously only some three or
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    Cost of Living in Bombay.
    283 4 P. O. Clerks’ Petition. Bombay, August I.—The rise in the price of living in Bomb iy has hit many people very hard, especially those whose salaries remain the same as at the time when food was cheaper. Amongst those who complain most b tterly are
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    South African Crisis Over.
    139 4 Labour Extremists Beaten. London, August 2.—-At Johannesburg a satisfactory settlement of the strike question appears to be the result of a hard fight between the Extremists and Moderates. The latter threw al their weight against a general strike, or threats of a general strike, and msintsioed
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    MANCHESTER AND SINGAPORE.
    626 4 “PECULIAR NOTIONS.” The following extracts are from the Manchester Guardian of July 10th From the report of the Board meeting of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, which is given in another column, it appears that the whole of the trading community of Singapore have a rooted objection
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    India's New Capital.
    227 4 Sir Bradford Leslie’s Suggestions London, August I.—Writing in to-day’s journal of the Royal Society of Arts, Sir Bradford Leslie congratulates the Delhi Town-Planners on the modification of their original ideas regarding the dangers of proximity to water, since the final plans extend the Capital beyond the Kutub
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS.
    320 4 The following are outputs for J n l y New Columbia lbs. 10 5«? Bukit Hitam v Q 0,333 Kn.l. Lumpur 109,900 T.njong M.hm »,800 Bev.r' M )t 23 Blackwater l(l2 Bute» Panjong 20,131 7“ Ulu Rantau 22 121 UBUn .?eT 21,626 Sungei Choh 229 Langat River 19
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      516 4 NERVOUS EXHAUSTION. Well has one of the most distinguished physicians of the day written, The conditions of modern life are so exigent that they exhaust the nervous energy.” This nervous exhaustion is felt in a great variety of disagreeable symptoms, in which both brain and body are involved. This is
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    SINGAPORE HARBOUR WORKS.
    1237 5 -S.F.P. THE RECLAMATION AND THE BOAT HARBOUR The extensive harbour works to the west io Keppel Harbour, the wharves and ’the Lagoon Dock, have recently been described, and public attention has been drawn to them. The eastern works, those in the Roads, while perhaps more iu the
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    The World’s Leaders.
    231 5 Amrrican Ambassador on Anglo-Saxons» In the mixed races of the United States, said Dr. Page, the American Ambassador, at the Anglo-Saxon Club’s dinner at the Hotel Cecil the Anglo-Saxon people assert their prerogative of leader ship. Take all our Presidents from George Washington to Woodrow Wilson, and
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    THE BRITANNIC QUESTION.
    1297 6 Mr. Richard Jebb hag written a book on the Britannic question which ought to be read by every one taking an interest in Imperial matters. It is a comparatively small volume, but it epitomises the relevant facts and arguments that are necessary to an understanding of the
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    HARBOUR FACILITIES.
    270 6 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING. A special general meeting of the Penang Chamber of Commerce was held this afternoon, for purpose of appointing a sub-committee in accordance with the terms of the resolution passed on the 28th ult., viz., That this meeting requests the Penang Chamber of Commerce to
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      “A GROSS LIBEL.”
      150 6 [To the Editor of the Pinang Gazette."] Sib,— In your notice of the Cinematographs in yesterday’s issue, an (illusion is made to a boxing contest between two Chinamen, said to be cooks at Hotel Norman.” This is a gross libel on the Towkays who condescend to undertake
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    TAIPING TOPICS
    143 6 [From Our Own Correspondent], Taiping, August 12. Rev. A. B. Champion, Chaplain, Perak North, who has bien visiting the Kuala Kangsar district, has returned to Headquarters. Dr. Mcllroy, Health Officer, Perak South, will be going home on leave very shortly, wh«*n, it is rep (rted, Dr. R. Cox,
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    Recrudescence of the Rand Trouble.
    106 6 London, August 4.—At Johannesburg the Labour Party has issued a Manifesto, declaring that the hopes which were entertained that ths Government would ensure a permanent settlement have been bitterly disappointed, and that the door to future negotiations has been closed by the Mineowners’ refusal to
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    275 6 The Full Court of Appeal commen oe d this morning in the Supreme Court, befo Chief Justice Sir William Henry HyudnJ* Jones, Mr. Justice Thornton and M r U Justice Sproule. There were 12 cases on the list f or hearing. The first case called foy hearing
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    MAGISTRATES' APPEALS.
    267 6 Before Mr. Justice Thornton in the Appellate Court yesterday, three appeals were disposed- of. The fi>st appeal was brought by Chin Ah Hee, who was convicted by Mr. A. V. Brown, District Magistrate, for disposing of a girl with intent that she should be ussd for immoral purposes,
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    AN ADOPTED CHILD
    205 6 CHINESE FOSTER PARENTS’ NEGLECT. The hearing of the case agiinst Lim Kay Sua and Tan Teng 00, for causing grievous hurt to an aiopted child about 7 years old bv underfee ling her, was concluded before Mr. E E. Colman yesterday Accused No. 1 stated that he
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    TO-NIGHT'S BAND PROGRAMME.
    49 6 The Band will play the following pro* gramme of music at the Golf Club this evening Selection Simon Bocanegre Verdi. Two Step Mrs Sippi Rus-ia, Selection Le B trbie -de Seville Rossini. Waltz 6,’ra/ von Luxembourg Lehar. Cake Walk Coon Band Contest Pryer. March Zenobie King.
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    EASTERN EXTENSION CABLEGRAMS.
    21 6 The following cables lie unclaimed 3rd Au?us\ London Spaull to Penang J 7th August, Olehleh Yoosean to Penang.
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      148 6 Messrs. MASPERO FRERES, EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES. BontoiTßonge AND “Felucca”. Packed in air-tight tins of 50. OBTAINABLE AT Messrs. PRITCHARD Co., Penang. Messrs. HAW HENG LEONG Co., Penang. Messrs. TONG JOO Co., Penang. Messrs. KWONG FOOK CHEONG Co., Penang. Messrs. TAIK HO Co., Taiping. Messrs. SEE HOCK BENG Co., Taiping. PRICE Bouton
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      16 6 THE CRAG HOTEL, PENANG HILL. An Ideal Spot for Spending Holidays and Week-Ends. SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors.
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    LOCAL SHARE MARKET.
    178 7 TO-DAY’S CHANGES. The following are the changes (buyers and tellers only) in oar share list, o* page 9 to-day Yesterday. To-day SSABM. B. 1-2 33 93 Mining, Kinta Tin 16| 18 16$ 18$ Kamunting... 1/- 2/9 1/- 3/K. Pulai 8.90 8 7.10 8 Lahat 6.90 8 7.40
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    36 7 RULING PRICES IN LONDON. London, August 12.* The following are to-day’s quotations for rubber Plantation Para, Ist Latex, Crepe 2/9$ Para to arrive 3/6 Market steady. By courtesy of Messrs. Boustead <fc Co>]
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    27 7 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, August 12. The following prices have been realised Copra, Bali and Best $l3 80 Opium, certified 35.00 Rangoon rice 152
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    IPOH ASSIZES.
    95 7 DEATH SENTENCE FOR WIFE MURDER. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Ipoh, August 12. At Ipoh Criminal Assizes, a Tamil coolie, named, Mutu, was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife. It was stated that the crime was committed when accused was under the influence of drink, and
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    COSTLY PRACTICE.
    22 7 [From Our Own Correspondent.] Singapore, August 12, A Malay chauffeur was fined $5O for offences committed whilst learning to drive.
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    LATE COL. CODY
    73 7 .—Reuter. AN IMPOSING FUNERAL. London, August 11. At Col. Cody’s funeral the coffin was borne on a gun-carriage of the Royal Horse Artillery. The Band of the Black Watch attended, as well as thousands of soldiers, representative of all arms. The entire Flying Corps were present. The
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    FATE OF CAMEL CORPS
    32 7 —Reuter. ALARMING REPORT AT ADEN. Aden, August 12. 300 troops have proceeded to Berbera owing to the report that the Camel Corps has been cut up in Somaliland.-
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    PLANTERS’ APPEAL.
    151 7 COOLIES WHO REFUSED TO WEED. THE SSHEMBiI CUE [From Our Own Correspondent.] Kuala Lumpur, August 9. Yesterday, at Seremban, Mr. Justice Innes gave judgment in an important appeal case, in which the respondents were three coolies on Linsurn Estate. Respondents had lately bee® employed at tapping or marking
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    THE KAISER’S PRAYER.
    89 7 ’—Reuter. FOR GERMAN TRADE AND INDUSTRY. Luebeck, August 11. The Kaiser, in a speech at the Town Hall, thanked the merchants of the Hanseatic cities for ensuring German trade and industry a place in the world for which other states envied them. He would do his utmost
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    THE SUFFRAGETTES.
    64 7 Reuter. DISTURBANCE IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY. London, August 11. The Suffragettes interrupted a service in West mins er Abbey, introducing in the Litany a prayer for Mrs. Pankhurst. Subsequently there were scenes of wild disorder in White Hall following a meeting in Trafalgar Square. Mounted police charged the women
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    AMERICA AND MEXICO.
    31 7 —Reuter. London, August 10. Mr. Lind the American Government’s representative has started for Mexico. Mr. Lind Arrives. Washington, August 11. Mr. Lind has arrived safely at Mexico City.-
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    GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK.
    49 7 —Reutsr. EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGES DENIED. London, August 11. Mr. Sulzer, the Governor of New York, categorically denies that he used campaign funds for speculation. He acknowledges that certain campaign cheques were deposited with his personal account, but he afterwards paid the amounts to the Campaign Committee.-
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    “THE UNWRITTEN LAW.”
    41 7 —Reuter. MINE MANAGER’S OFFENCE. Seoul, August 11. An American mine manager named Mason has been sentenced to eighteen months’ imprisonment for killing a Chinese employe who had raped his daughter. Mason pleaded the unwritten law and has appealed.-
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    RUSSIA AND MONGOLIA.
    28 7 —Reuter. Bt. Petersburg, August 11. The Russian representative at Urga has been raised to the rank of Dip’omatic Agent and accredited to the Mongolian Goveroment.-
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    THE LATE MRS. SEELY.
    30 7 —Reuter. London, August 11. Mrs. Seely, wife of the War Minister, diedwhle giving birth to a dau.hter The death and b rth ware a mouncad simultaneously.—
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      ROUMANIA'S GREAT TRIUMPH.
      465 7 —Reuter. ■r REMORSE IN BULGARIA Belgrade, August 11. The conclusion of Peace was welcomed enthusiastically at Belgrade and Cettinje. The Kaiser conferred the Grand Cross of the Red Eagle on the Crown Prince of Greece. European Press Comment. London, August 11. Roumanians triumph in the Balkan settlement
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      FROM GERMAN SOURCES.
      111 7 —D. 0. L. Berlin, August 11. King Carol declared at a state dinner at Bukharest that in a few years the Balkan States would earn the results he wished for from coalition for joint action. King Constantine in an army order says the Kaiser has honoured the
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    MADRAS MOSLEMS AND TURKEY.
    326 7 Madras, July 28. A representative of the Madras Times d< ok some pains to ascertain the ttate of feeling among the Mnhomedans in Madras in rega'd to the new developments in the Near East and Britain’s attitude towards the sam“. Much ill-feeling, it is said, is
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    MEDICAL CONGRESS.
    74 7 -Reuter. DOCIORS’ MANIFESTO. London, August 11. A Manifesto by prominent doctors and also by the Medical Congress calls attention to the alarming spread of venereal diseases in Great Britain. It urges conoid “ration of the question of no*ification and the ><d ption of most modern methods to fight
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    MILAN STRIKE
    52 7 -Reuter. A THOUSAND ARRESTS. Milan, August 12. An overwhe’ming force of infantry, cavalry, and artillery is holding strategic points at Milan, owing to the proclamation of a general st'ike by the syndicalis Sociaists. A thousand bad characters have been arrested. The authorities be- lieve the strike will be
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    PREMIER’S AUDIENCE WITH KING.
    45 7 —Reuter. H. M.’S VISIT TO SCOTLAND. London, August 11. Mr. Asquith held an unusually prolonged interview with the King on the eve of His Majesty’s departure for Balmoral. His Majesty is not expected back in Town till the middle of October.-
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    China Coast Freight Rates.
    244 7 It seems apparent, writes the United States Consul-General at Hongkong, that the crisis in freight rates along the ea-t Asiatic coast, which have been ranging abnormally high for some time, has been reached, and that a readjustment is imminent. These rates directly and at times vitally
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    IMMIGRATION COMMITTEE.
    1026 7 MEETING IN PENANG. A meeting of the Immigration Committee was held in Penang at 10 a.m. on the Bth inst. There were present the acting Cont-oiler of Labour (Mr. E. S. Hose) in the chair, the Principal Medical Officer, F.M.S. (Dr. C. L. Sanson), the Honourable Mr. E.
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      HOME CRICKET.
      12 7 —Reuter. London, August 12. Lancashire drew with Derbyshire at Manchester.—
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      THE SELANGOR BISLEY.
      43 7 The open events will be shot off at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, 4th October, and Sunday, sth October Programmes will shortly be ready and mav be had on application to Mr. A. E. Murray, Hon. Sec., Penang Volunteer Rifle Club.
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      P.C.C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      269 7 The following is the result of the ties played yesterday Profusion Pairs.—Saye and Harries beat Dunn and Neubronuer o—6, 7—5, 6—4. Championship.—F N Syer beats S F B Martin 2—6, 6 3, 6—4; Heaps beat» Waddington 6—o, 6—l. Singles Handicap, Class B.—A S Hall beat Gregsm 6—4,
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    Tin Quotations.
    68 7 To day’s quotation for unrefined tin in Penang was $94.50 per picul, buyers no sellers. Tin in London was quoted at £l9O spot and £lB9 10<. three months. The following business in tin was done today;— Penang Tin Exchange $94.50 Straits Trading Co. nil. Eastern Smelting Co. nil.
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    PORT DICKSON-LUKUT (F.M.S.) RUBBER ESTATES.
    1258 8 DIVIDEND PAYING COMMENCED. t The second annual general meeting of the members of the Port Dickson-Lukut (F.M.S.) Rubber Estates, Limi ed, was held on July 16 at Winchest *r Hous-*, O d Broad Street, E. Q, Sir Wm. Hood Treacher, K.C.M G. (chairman), presiding Mr.
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    Where to Stay.
    28 8 Penang The E. <fc O. Hotel, The Orag, Hotel Norman and Runnymede Hotel. Singapore:—«Raffles Hotel. Rangoon Strand Hotel. Calcutta The Continental Hotel Cetlow Nuwara Eliya
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    RUBBER RESULTS.
    291 8 TALI AYER. The report of the Tali Ayer Rubber Estates» Limited, states that a survey of the planted area has disclosed that there are 3,72§ acres under rubber and 16 acres under coconuts. The total crop harvested for the year to April 30bh amounted to 339,912 lbs, against
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    The Battle of the Boyne.
    160 8 The following letter was addressed to the Editor of Daily Mail Sir, —The Editor of The Daily Mail can do most things I wonder if he can lay in the dust the aged fallacy that connects July 12 with the Battle of the Boyne. That
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    TIN PIONEER'S DEATH.
    268 8 Mr. Wethered’s Work fob and Cornwall. In mining circles deep regret is expressed at the death of Mr. Walter Wethered which is announced by cable from Nigeria He was one of the pioneers of Nigeria tin mining, and one of the first to appreciate its possibilities. He
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      283 8 Dnct S*n<l tor the mother and health for the haby 35 uUU follow the use of the ‘Allenburys’ Foods. They resemble healthy human milk in composition, nutritive value and digestibility. Babies fed on the “Allenburys” Foods invariably thrive well. g ‘Alienburgs Foods i MILK FOOD No. 1. MILK FOOD No.
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    SHARES
    2542 9 Capital. SnbgoHbed. N her of J” ue S g «2 K Share». Value. S Dividend». Name. J, o® a 5* J. jT 1909 1910 1911 191? 1913 MINING. I l *I OO> £S $60,000 60.000 1 1 Ayer Went Rahman, D* P. 00, 31.10 l»03 300,000 300.000 30,000 10
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    ARRIVALS.
    57 9 Jelunga, Brit., 3361, O’Sullivan, Aug. 11, Hongkong, gen., A.A.A. Co. Malaya, Ger., 348, B. Peters, Aug. 12, Deli, gen., Behn Meyer Co. Ayuthia, Ger., 260, Friese, Aug. 12, Deli, gen., Behn Meyer Co. Avagyee, Brit, 247, Harvey, Aug. 12, Bernam, gen., E. S. Co. Alma, Brit., 357, F. Belle,
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    CLEARANCES.
    67 9 Malacca for Tongkah. Indragiri for Deli and Langsa. Trang for Trang. Omapere for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Stephan for Dindings, Sitiawan and Bagan Datoh. Hebe for Teluk Anton. Glenlogan for Port Swettenham, Singapore, China and Japan. Klang for Port Swettenham and Singapore. Ghee Thye for Alor Star (Kedah). Atjeh
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    VESSELS EXPECTED
    46 9 Name of Steamer, where from, approximate date of arrival, where bound, and Agents. Monmouthshire, Japan, Aug. 15, Rotterdam, B. Austria, Trieste, Aug. 17, Japan, S.K. Hitachi Maru, Japan, Aug. 21, Antwerp, B. Bohemia, S’pore, Aug. 23, Venice, S.K. Africa, Trieste, Aug. 23, China, S.K.
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    PASSENGERS.
    38 9 ARRIVALS. By Noub (August 11) from London, Mr and Mrs W Ross and two children, Messrs J Masterson, H Vandertpar, G C Bedington, T W Hedges and J W Sharp from Colombo, Mrs Fall and Mr Fall.
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    MAILS.
    53 9 CLOSE AT GENERAL POST OFFICE To- Mojlbow. For Per Close. Ceylon, Australasia, > India, Aden, Egypt, f Yorck 0.30 p.m. and viA Naples, for I Rgt. up to 11 a.m. Europe, etc. J Singapore, China and Japan Luetzow 5 p.m. Thursday. Yen Eh Eng 7 a.m. Port Swettenham and
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    PRODUCE.
    259 9 Pbnang, August 12, 1913, S. P. Tapioca $4.30 sales. M. P. Tapioca $4 60 sales. Gold leaf $64.40 Pepper (W. Coast 3 lb. 5 0z).... sl6| sales. White Pepper s3o} sales. Trang Pepper s2o} buyers. Mace $l2O nom. Mace Pickings $87.00 nom. Cloves $39 out of season. Nutmegs 110
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    THE WEEK'S EVENTS.
    71 9 Tacaday, Aagast 12. Band, Golf Club, 6 p.m. Straits Cinematograph, Penang Road George Town Cinematograph, Kuala Kangsar Road; Penang Motion Picture Show, Penang Road. Wednesday, August 13. Band, Esplanade, 6 p.m. Thursday. August 14. Band, Golf Club, 6 p.m. Friday, August IS. Band, Esplanade, 6 p.m. Saturday,
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    EXCHANGE.
    121 9 Pknang, August 12, 1913. (2fy Courtesy oj the Chartered Bank). London Demand Bank 2/4 4 months’sight Bank ...2/4 11/32 3 Credit 2/4 7/16 3 Documentary 2/4} Calcutta Demand Bank Rs. 174} 3 days’ sight Private 176} Bombay Demand Bank 174} 3 days’ sight Private 176} Madras Demand Bank 174}
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    Local Steamer Service.
    196 9 The companies do not guarantee the dates of arrival of these vessels, but will endeavour as far as possible to ensure punctuality. From Alor Star, (Kedah). —Kedah, Aug. 2,4, 6,8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18, and Tong Chnan, Aug. 1,3, 5,7, 9, 11, 13, 15, 17
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    NEW MUSEUM FOR LONDON.
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