The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 19 January 1911
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Title Section16 1911-01-19 2 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. i EN CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1911. NO. 7,11-16 words
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Article156 1911-01-19 2 H. the Governor has left Penan? 4 >ia is establishing a new naval base m Finland I\u-e 5 The Pimcb* Gizette has been fin 3d for contempt of Court Pa^(- 4 Tae Hon J v Adi honitz left I^nang for Kuala Lumpur yesterday Pug* Mr Pierces condition156 words
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Article1309 1911-01-19 2 I Irishman the Australian 1 we not alto mi re are not v r af terr» r ruMenm m the E > t have not at some time or other partfcken t.f bos. pilality from OLioee* mercha: midst. Much of it ie m oow m* remonies when the1,309 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement406 1911-01-19 2 Kelly <D> Walsh, Limited. B I RING NLW &EirRI>HING OUR CHANGE. TO KIOHT PATHL'S /NIMAIED CAZF.TTE E A I rrible co N H .a^wt,,*,, L ..I E E vel Aerial Turbine. W A T "Animaud Politics". Elaborate pre- S LJ cautions for the Prime >i p 1 natural Colour Picture,406 words
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Advertisement155 1911-01-19 2 THE IMPERIAL English, Malay and Chinese Diary Price $1=25. THE IMPERIAL English and Chinese 1911 DATE BLOCK ISII SMITES SELE-REGISTERING POCKET DIARIES LETTS COMMERCIAL AND POCKET DIARIES. WAIKERS DINIY LEATHER BOUND POCKXI DIARIES WHITAKERS ALMANACK 1911. Boxing Wrestling AT Harinm Hall [NEMATOGRAP& TO-NIGHT! AT 10-30 P.M. TO-NIGHT!! MR. CROAK, Mr.155 words
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Advertisement94 1911-01-19 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Sale of teak furniture and cottage piano on The price of Duniop tyres has been reduced ten per cent Page 5. Mr S. Levy has opened a book on Selangor races Page 1. Shipping Pacific Mail sailing list; X PM. sailing list Page 6. Notice re general meeting94 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous341 1911-01-19 2 THE WEEK ThFRSIAY, l!'th High Water— l.33 0.53 p Anglo-Chinese Free School, Prize GiviDg, 4p B. I. Mail Homeward closes 3 p Friday, 10th High Water.— 2 p I D. L. Mail Outward due Chinese Girl's School, Prize Giving, Memorial Hall, 4 p fcAIuKDiY, 21t4 High Water.— 2 46 a.,341 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement386 1911-01-19 3 Waft M Jo*^ S TURF ACCOUNTANT Is Here AND DOING BUSINESS ON KUALA LUMPUR RACES. Run 24, 26 and 28 January, Straight-out all Races. ÜBLES ANY TWO RICE BBS TRICES. 8, The Arcade. Ph)ne 596 Tel. Straight. BNTRIE* FOR FIRST D\V. -i\ Kurlo-<g3 9 si) Tarn o' tthbank Number Nine,386 words
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Advertisement388 1911-01-19 3 NOT WES. LAOIES' LAWN TENNIS CLUB. The annual general meetit:.; idies' I.'.wn Tt iinis I'mb will be beldhl thfl pavilion '.h at 6 p BL Business To receive the report ami balance sheet for year ending 31st Dccceuiber 1910. Election of OSisers for coming year. To consider any other busim388 words
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Advertisement544 1911-01-19 3 NO TWES. Kelernak Rubber Estate, Ltd. NOTICE is thereby given that the following Share Certiticates have been mislaid CertinY I $Jo. numb( I -01—*****. 345 21— *****. 270. *****—52; 278. *****—*****. Transfers have been executed m respect of ibove shares and the < iave therefore been cancelled and will not544 words
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Advertisement529 1911-01-19 3 Chartered Back cf India, Anst^ i d China. BH WDM7 MOI BJaiBR Paia ap Ca: £i.r.;-'» of 130 B&ch 11,100 p d £1.600,000 Reserve LiaDi.ity of Propri•ton £1,101 Court of I' rt Bii > r anta^u Cornish Tnrner aan). vart Cunningham, K.C.I.H. ertson, Esq Sir Alfred Dent, K.C.M.G. S 'ht529 words
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Advertisement370 1911-01-19 3 MANUFACTURERS LIFE ANTE Co. La BS 1887. Policies are and Ndi' Claim 8 loans, cahL-eu promptly senleo by the Singapore witho;. Head Office l The Reserves for protection of p«^ holders are over $20,000,000 The Accounts ar ance Department of the Canadian Oof CUTHRK Co., Ltd. tod Peat*. SOUTH BRITISH370 words
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Article281 1911-01-19 3 ye men n< club begaan 61 1 L w^ ic bVi > g '-p t the ihaai cat.- v T te arkrui; acute, ona m ma^ e l*t or t th* mai streets of 00 or a w hol> The be take/ *°e jouth set about h281 words
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Article244 1911-01-19 3 The Directors submit the first a: Ulance sheet for tLe year ending September aoih.i'.' The total area of the Paradise Estate is acres, of which 451 acres are planted m Para rubber, which U now from 10 to years old. The quantity of robber harveatec during the y»»r.244 words
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Article208 1911-01-19 3 ite to the business ins that govern the mtntgemeat of the British North Borneo Company's domain*, that whilst Chinese labour it being shut cut of field after fielJ, m these districts it is so welcome that sp?ci»l -ff orts are being made to attract it. North Borneo is208 words
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Article116 1911-01-19 3 The Siam Observer M1 H I *M*m "We r*gr«t to state th«t Mr Richard Morgan Keith, who ww taken to the St Louis Hospital from the Railway quarters jesteTday, suffering from uholsjri. died yesterday ereninft at about We are glad to be able to state that to-day116 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement557 1911-01-19 3 7 l "**«r» S *SX i-tr,' I a Machines are English-made, with English fittings and turned out by Coventry's leading Cycle Manufacturers who have had over 30 years' experience m the trade, reputation and reliability of these Machines command a constant demand for them m this Market. Price $U2.50 each,557 words
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Advertisement553 1911-01-19 3 PANTON DONDANG SAYANG SABA BABA PRANAKAN NOW READY. Also Chinese Kew Year Card* and new stock oi Perfumery for Chinese New Year KOH ft COMPANY, 83 90. BRAS BASAH ROAD. KONCKONO WHAMPGA COCK CO., LTO HONGKONG. Telegraphic Ad. i AXIFESTO HONGK' Dock Owners, Ship Builders, Marine and Land Engineers, Boiler553 words
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Advertisement655 1911-01-19 3 KEPLER* SOLUTION NURSING MOTHERS derive great benefit from this delicious tonic food. <j£St>* Kepler Solution sustains the ~:?i." > strength and builds up the I* body. f-*' It increases and enriches the supply of milk. >T It is easily digested, and its rich, nutty malt flavour is most appetising. w*655 words
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Article, Illustration25 1911-01-19 4 Here <haH the Prey; the Peor lint un Unawed by influence and unbribed by g> Here patnot Truth h« di«». [aw.25 words
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Article2051 1911-01-19 4 Standing as we do at a great gattw iy into the Pacific it is impossible to be indifferent to what may be discerned of the movement of international influences either m operationor expected to come into operation, within the whole area of the Pacific. The main2,051 words
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Article174 1911-01-19 4 GAZETTE EDj FI NED. As a sequel I 8 fct the Assizes for a iBau^k4 ce j <c tiTe Mr Goodwin, the Editoi was summoned for coe commenting on the case j^j^ ?he paragraph to which exz n WAB u^ mentioned the conviction ten^ tftfm^f three of the174 words
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146 1911-01-19 4 (From our rum Correspotuicnt) nang, J*n. R The Hon. J I > Ajithoaisz hat ief t Paaaas\ by the IpoL TktJtl was a large number present to set him off. He had been previously entertained at the Town Club, over ing prant The Hon.146 words
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Article42 1911-01-19 4 LOW PRICES L •m (tr n.um.% Kuala Lumpur, Jab 18. The London c. ers' Bumi Agency gives the following rubber inctiM utation sheet or bitcuit 4 Scrap untreated LWdbw Fine hard Para DECEMBER RUBBER RETUiH r.W SEKKN 1 V42 words
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Article167 1911-01-19 4 .h Harbour -444 pkli. (r«* fortnight.) •> < IE ALHAMBRA. The program n 1 \lhan»braTbiiwii win be found of spe tainmg a> it does a !.'n ti* mines and smelting works m »h--tbe nature of the work. The topical home and abroad. uake up .edition lision at167 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement132 1911-01-19 4 Cha If Sherries and Port s# Marcus and Madeiras. Liqueurs. Clarets and Btfrgtmdies. Vermouths. Hocks and Moselles. Rums. Brandies and Whiskies. Bitters. Been and Stout. Wholesale and Retail Wine Spirit Merchants. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. Gold Expanding Bracelet Watchas 4^.^^^ j^v>^^ nMfcJ. ♦o^^ii^'i AM- Acceptable Gift for all Occasions i Uniform132 words
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Advertisement71 1911-01-19 4 No Home is Complete Without A Gramophone THE BEST CHEAPEST MEANS OF PURE EHJOYiEHT. TERMS TO SUIT ALL. S. MOUTRIE AND CO., LTD. THE ARCADE. mth I BILLIARDS. Th: Anglo Australian Cushion. (Alcock'b Patent with [MFWOWWMM John Roi.krts, Retired World's Champion) absolutely THE BEST CUSHION TO DATE PCM JOHN ROBERTS.71 words
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Article42 1911-01-19 5 A TIMELY RESCUE. Subma Rente* Bee. I -in. 18, '.10 a.m. A submarine m bour sank there through being unintentionally driven at full •F**d« There a sufficient hours. Tbt officer eo inn with rescuers by means of the telep buoy.42 words
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Article49 1911-01-19 5 el tsjlagisui steles that the subosarine has been lifted to the by i fluting crane. Twenty seven of the crew cf the suriat) were able to emerge through the There are others still imprisoned m the onniog tower aft which is still submerj- I s•.49 words
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Article93 1911-01-19 5 Jan. 17th, 3.50 pm. A Constantinople telegram says that the Turkish Government has decided to despatch eighteen battalions immediately against Imam Y^hya, who h%s stirred up a Urge combination of tribes and is now m. PMtJai Sir*. NEW EUSSIAN NAVAL BASE. Anxiety Of Sweden. Jan. 18.h, 3 4093 words
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Article40 1911-01-19 5 ACCIDENT ON U. S. BATTLESHIP. Rcc. Jan. 18, tJ.4O pm. It is announced from Washington that aigbt am were scalded to de*th m an iccident on the U. S. a "Dataware," whilst >n a Toyage from Guantanamo to Hampton Bon*.40 words
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Article40 1911-01-19 5 V use Admiral Bridgeman succeeds to the command of the Home Fleet after Sir William May; Vie* Admiral Prince L^uis of B&'tenbeig commands the third and fourth divisions of the Home Fleet m succession to Vice Admiral Neville.40 words
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Article350 1911-01-19 5 Muttra, January 7. The Royal Dragoons paraded :n drill yesterday morning for the Crtrn Prince and maiKsuvred for two and a Hi hours across the country, part of which waamuch broken. His Imperial Highness tipnssedhisadmir the steads > regiment and training of the horses. The frown350 words
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Article42 1911-01-19 5 MINISTER WOUNDED. (Rv Submarine Telegraph. —Heater's) I reported from Pans that a man m the gallery of the Chamber of Deputies twice fired at the Premi, ,and, but missed him. M B the Dirat Pub. I was wounded.42 words
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Article15 1911-01-19 5 The assiiUntof M. Br m ex-law clerk recently released from an asylum.15 words
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Article35 1911-01-19 5 I announced from Perth, that Western Australia is making great strides m agriculture, whilst the new mining fields have caused a demand for artisans which cannot be met even with the advanced wages.35 words
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Article23 1911-01-19 5 Orders have been kept m reserve m Lancashire which will keep the cotton mills going full speed for a considerable time.23 words
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Article24 1911-01-19 5 The British E and Firemen's Union threatens a strike m British, German and American ports at the tiina of the Coronation.24 words
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Article417 1911-01-19 5 Alleged Over Valuat The Financial News ays A meet-ing of the Rangoon Para Rubber Estates Limited was held recently at the office of the Secretaries, Messrs, Guthrie and Co., of Whittington Avenus. Sir William Hood Treacher presided. The nature of the business to be transacted at417 words
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Article155 1911-01-19 5 Alleokd Rubber Frauds. tnghai, Jan 10. i charge of alleged fraud m c tion with the Siak Indrapi- >ber Company, Mr H. J. Craig, ni-inagiog director of Messrs Cr vellknown member of the Municipal Council, waa charged at the <Jourt toda\ the instance of the Crow a155 words
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Article582 1911-01-19 5 In the Supreme Court j t Sir W. Hyndman v ac tioo arising out of the sale of Duff Develop! shires. The pliintiff was Tbo, a tra.ler. of Killiue. Hertneut, broker. The plaintiff's cUim was onohalt of the amount of difference between the coi; ad market prico582 words
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Article408 1911-01-19 5 A< CU3BD ARRESTED AFTER FOUR one eyed Chinaman faced Mr Robinson third magistrate, yesterday, on an allegation of murder, A preliminary enuuirv was held. Mr im-md*, the Deputy Public Prosecutor, appeared for the Crown. Tue accused was not represented by counsel. A Chinese teastall coolie was the first408 words
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Correspondence.
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154 1911-01-19 5 THE SEMBAWANG RUBBER PLANTATIONS LIMITED. Sir, With reference to the meeting of the above rubber company which will be held ou the 20th instant," as I personally cannot attend the meeting, I shall be obliged if the chairman will be eood enough to answer at the meeting the three foil154 words
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Article781 1911-01-19 5 PREPARING FOB THE GREAT FEAST OF SPLENDOUR. The Most Imposing Pageant Ever Seen With the beginning of the new year and the end of the turmoil inseparable from a General Election, London will set about the great task of preparing for the Coronation of the King and Queen.781 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement126 1911-01-19 5 FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!! v^ THIS PORTABLI E /■'i^^iSh EXTINGUISHER WILL PUT y) OUT ANY KIND OF FIRE. -^^Lii? MJ& T* H F* T^ OP OP t v r c v I ADOPTED BY THE LONDON FIRE BRIGADE. AGEXTS R.OBINSON Co. THE GARRICK. CIGARETTE SET \DE CIGARKITE. <§•■ G sm£ gt126 words
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Advertisement105 1911-01-19 5 RUBBER STUMPS. 2.500 000 FOR SALE. All guaranteed fresh and m first-class order. Book your orders now for immediate or forward deliveries oi I, and 15, months old Stamp*. RVBBBM BBk BRsssi goarasttoeQ treso fvoss old xSnss and well known Estates, price |2 PEK 1000. Stamps and Seeds specially packed105 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement510 1911-01-19 6 FOR SALE. FOP SALE. One pair Oranj- Ttan, 5 and 4 feet m height v long h%ir an vild assmals- Apply No. Mosque Square, Kampoofl Malacca. Jan 19 M 1 LLIARD TABLE FOR SALE A new fill size English billiard table com-jpW-U with accessories. Apply to POWELL .t Co.. Auctioneets.510 words
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Advertisement1061 1911-01-19 6 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG The itoMMH ol the Company maintain a regular servirt MM* Hamburg, Bremen j Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Strait 1 China and Japan Homewards, tin -patcned fortnightly for Havre and Hn... Wts Md once a month t" v.> rl:a\i-n direct, Dtttfatf at I'ec and Colombo. Taking1,061 words
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Advertisement676 1911-01-19 6 OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LTD AM. China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd The Companies' ttaaOMl a deipttri fron. Liverpool outward* for i. 8t« and Japan ev< ry v. t i.. und froa: Japan h wards for London Aj -.:a and Antwern cm ry t -rtni^t for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool676 words
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Advertisement1018 1911-01-19 6 P. O. STEAM NAVIUA Foi China, Japan, Penarg, Ceyl^ AltttmlU, India, Aden Ej Mediterranean Ports, Plyrr and London. rough Bills of Lading issued for Chi» Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and km orts. Steamers will leave Singapore on or Outtra 1911 Man a; I Marmora Ap .ha >. ad mewar< urope,1,018 words
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Article89 1911-01-19 7 Jan .at 397 5 46 ■'mnj 133 Bra-* h Cbeoderiacg I p«fl -0 560 Kamnning Kanaboi 260 .-vinta Kinta Association rinii KmmA NU Ml •::tu:an 6 Ml Lahat 350 Mew Gopeng Fambsjß P^ang Consolidated 1 596 .201 I m Paow Babra 1,( RataMa IM •aiuuan Hy J. 50C89 words
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Article473 1911-01-19 7 Jan— Dec. Ailagar ->0 Alor Pongsa 3. 4 Alor Gajah 555 1 am 1,800 :i!ay )96 66.183 65* Kaning 500 I r Molek r Panaa 2,100 2.400 ID.IOj I Balgownie 9,969 10,225 105 Batak Rabit ■MlM| -00 Batu Caves 19 J Tiga 11,744 Bernam 1,500 2,600 10.800473 words
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Article1227 1911-01-19 7 jinuir\ RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. UAP. ISSUI. rAID. L.ASTDIV. HU7IRB. Sbi 85,000 2/ Ailagar Rubber >V ue» 1 000 2/- I Anglo-Ma. 25% int. l| 10 6 •00 J Bi- ika 2 3 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 35%int.16 1<» m !7 I 80,000 1 Batu Tiga (Selaugor) 3 1'1,227 words
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Article117 1911-01-19 7 CLEAR A N CES. January Sarie Borneo, Dut str, Kockx, for Cotie via po Brit str, Raddrek, for Bombay via ports. Kistna, Brit str, Maclean, for P. Swettenham and Penang. Edendale, Brit, str., Dunlop, for Samarang via ports. Prachatipok, |Siam str, Dircks, for Bangkok via ports. iar, Brit, str, Hudson,117 words
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Article52 1911-01-19 7 (COIEKCTID UP TO Jd: Bank 4ms demand Private credit* 3m credit* 6m i Pmanck. demand Bar. |JM GEB M ANT, (If Hill] ia, T. T, kong, demand Yokohama, demand 114J Java, demand Bangkok, demand Sovemigns, Banir Buying 15.54 Bank of England Rate... Discount 3 months b 6 Bar Silver52 words
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Article140 1911-01-19 7 Jin. Ib. Tin* 1^ Gambier Ma buyers Gambier Cube No 1 m 14.50 Gambier Oube No. i m noir Pepper Black (or!;*, b'pere) buyers 1 Pepper, White (fair) buyers Nutmegs (llo to tail*.'.* m Nutmegs (30 to tke mm mm Mic* Btnia; wm mm mm Olotm f Amboite) M140 words
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Advertisement325 1911-01-19 7 WANTED. WANTED Two Smart Chinese Junior Clerks, must be jaick and nest writers, and accurate at figures; apply John Little Co., Ltd. Jan 19 sm 24.1 WANTED AT ONCE. A demarcator for a Robber Estate m Jobore. Apply with tsatiuiueiiln, to BOL STEAD a Co. Jan WANTED. Smart Chinese Saleman.325 words
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Advertisement36 1911-01-19 7 THIS IS IT. TASTELESS. ODOURLESS. The latest scientific preparation of COD LIVER OIL. Does all that is claimed for it and super.l aedes the old fashioned emulsions which npset the stomach. _rl OFFALL CHSMIBTB *<&£& A3D 20036 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous429 1911-01-19 7 V 888 E i IN POfi «nd Tonn naroanrj*™ Arrival Krom For Whw Minotaur Brit en: Winslo* mtan 1 B Dal I rle yfHMW Flae Tons Uvr^r Arrived rrom B. „y Brit 1957 Thomson Jan 7 Breid Nor 645 1 .T*n Ger n <* Bangkok Bangkok Den of 1 1429 words
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Miscellaneous302 1911-01-19 7 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per Selxngor Count Van fTillll— V, Mr A- r. Mr D. G. Wydaaron. Mr S. Welsh. Per Bridge Mr Mai re and Mr WaUom. Passengers for the Straits. P«r P. iue Jan 19 —Mr D. Fenner. Mr, nd Mitt Jreib. Mr and Mrs P L) l^lintM I Mrs302 words
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Article1541 1911-01-19 8 MODERN STYLE IN BATTING. H. D I -jecul f i Fran TimMs chan. customs with them. Thn If ever «?d to ar. me pplv with much ft On the evidence of what one saw n. here lot to be said m favour of those who argue that it is time1,541 words
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Article114 1911-01-19 8 Flagship beats Singapore. Teams representing the British II "II and the Singa; Astoion tired m a match at the range yesterday morning. The hand men won after a very close struggle. Bi v fell dnring the shcoting. The scores were H M.S. "31 r" Major Tup: :»7114 words
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Article47 1911-01-19 8 Medal for 1910 was plmd for on Jan 17th, and wns won C. with score upended are the full scores. Stout 712 12" 832 Dunman 120 Leod Craik 80 75J> V.Sims 90 68^ I homas 584 80 604 A. G. Harrington 566 80 I47 words
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Article77 1911-01-19 8 Another game of mudlarking, under Association lules this time, took place on the iua.lo last evei. second string of the S C.C. and a team representing the iH-sians. The bcvs had sevtral men short and Van Cuylenbiirg an.l Llojd went over to their side. A highlj amusing game, from77 words
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Article873 1911-01-19 8 ir/ i Reuter tele rapbs from New York that the Boston and New York police are of opinion that the Hound&dit h criminals are ideiwith two Anarchists who were wanted theie and also m Pailadelphia for robberies amounting to thirty-five thousand do. Lon>. i aary 5. The existence873 words
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Article79 1911-01-19 8 Chamberlain's Cough Reim-dy is not only a certain care for croup, but it will prevent ittack when freely given as soon as I first symptoms appear. In many thci^andof homes it is kept const tutiy at baad ti idi ior instant use as soon as the croupy cougl79 words
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Article701 1911-01-19 8 The Italian smietr "Ca i irrived at Minila on the 7 nt. The"Asiat- the roads with a cargo oi J aad block granite to land. The V&nm bl ng 4,600 tons of m coal at ti v. v yes. the "Denbighshire tons of general oarj?o for Earope, b701 words
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Article132 1911-01-19 8 The Committee of the M.C.C propose to alter the rule as to I mittiug the tterpartof L%w 16, and ting the I no- ball' becomes <lead imoiag eilled. Two runs shall ba added to the score under the heading 'no-bal!> The proposed new132 words
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85 1911-01-19 8 DEATH OF THE CATHOLICOS OF ALL ARMENIANS. l is published of the death of His Holiness M .hew 11, the Catholicos and Supreme Patriarch of all ID9 throughout the World. The event place at B, Armenia, on the 2-kb Dec last and the remains were conveyed to their last resting85 words
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Article19 1911-01-19 8 (In addition to Page 7.) Prominent. Xor. 716, Christiansen, Jan 18 Bangkok, J. S. Chang, Bangkok 21.19 words
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Advertisement380 1911-01-19 8 I PATRONISED f^&gß BY ROYALI I THE 3RITSN FXPtfO!KG| 1 "f?" 11 v i tou ddioci ct^; "EE ATCH BET WITH Diamonds and Rub _JT<^ _y Diamonds and Sapphires 6 From S3OO To 500. < $f y H ]4o&^%£* A o '*c V^^) Al8 varioui awortmentt of Is^ jC^"^v^ f380 words
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