The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 14 November 1911

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    Masthead
    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1911. NO. 7,369
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    197 1 Wire news is a little thin to-day. Mr. Bouar Law is welcomed as the new L'nionist leader and Austen Chamberlain and Walter Long are also praised for their forbearance m not pressing their claims Page 7. From China it seems that Yuan Shi Kai is still playing
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    MRS MAGGS, LANDLADY.
    1838 1 I MB going to fell you all ;il»out my landlady. Mrs Maggs. And I want >ou to be quite s\ mpathetic and kind, and to. shake your head and murmur horrible." and impertinent creature etc. Nt suitable intervals, hut i don't want you to tell me yours
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      809 1 THE LABOUR ASSOCIATION [SUOI LIMITED. r^jj, aCI Singapore, 2De Souza St. ~> c£ IMARTEI lv a dtcl I I Batavia, Pasar Baroe. |makth| FOR COOLIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Telephone 748. E. R. WEARE, Manager. j NEW PICTURES |THE ITALIAN-TURKISH WAR| TONIGHT! TO-NIGHT!!! I In conjunction with the following pictures: I
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      151 1 VICTORIA THEATRE. ONE Nov. 22 NIGHT Nov. 22 ONLY FRED COYNE PRESENTS HIS NEW COMPANY THE ECCENTRICS IN ENSEMBLE AND SOLOS BURLESQUES SKETCHES CLEVER, CATCHY, CHARMING. BOOKIM; OPENS NOVEMBER 14th AT ROBINSON PIANO CO. This is the only Hall for you to si*-ml your HMMf anil to i njoy yourself.
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      57 1 Cotac'd Hfcvcrtisements. Continued at the Theatre Royal, tinmarvellous Han Pang ChiaSr- Page 1. Consul general for Netherlands culls for tendeis —I'age t. thing Keng Lee atu tion tale of furni ture —Page •John Little's diarie> for 1912 -Page ft, Qaniet Qveldi and Co. Fine old Bcotcb Page 7. Bobfaaon and
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      321 1 THE WEEK. Tuesday 14th. High Water—Vlo am., -i.k) pm. Philharmonic Orch. practice, 5 15 pm. Jitra meeting, Derrick's, i pm. Jimah Bobber meeting* Kuantan Tiu meeting. P. I>ickson Hubbei inettinti. FtnU-ial Council. Ooreraoi at Poit Bwttenham. Muuici]>al C'uiumissiou. *2 :tO |>vi. Wednesday 15th. High Water —6-->6 am.. 1.54 pm Goremor
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    THE CANTON SITUATION.
    922 2 Canton correspondent says the Hongkong Daily Press writes under date November Ist The situation at Canton remains unchanged. There has been no outbreak of hostilities, but the whole city is m a state of fear aud apprehension. The people have been leaving here m hundreds. Half the
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      703 2 NOTICES CONSULATE-GENERAL for the NETHERLANDS NOTICE The following Government Farms will be let for one and for three years, as from the Ist April 191*2 The pawnshop farms of a. The Residency of Sumatra's Eastcoast except the divisions of Asahan and Bengkalis. b. The division of Asahan c. The division
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      488 2 NOTICES FOUND A Cocatoo. Owner can have same by pplying to Bt. MARYS HOME, Tank Ro*& Nov 13 LOST Tan and White Greyhound dog, also, Black Spaniel, short tail, and a few white spots on hind quarters. No Municipal numbers. Reward on returning name to DALLAN S AUSTRALIAN HORSE REPOSITORY.
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      368 2 INSURANCE FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Established ikh2. V B 8 CURRENCY INbURANCE m Force, over 540,000,000.0 C New Business, 1910, over «6,640,000.0 C I Large Nett Surplus above liabilities for RESERVE and all outstanding claims. Direct Government Supervision. Cash Loans, Settlements, etc. made Iccaliv Policies are WORLD WIDE."
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      548 2 BANKS THE STRAITS BANKING Co. Private Banking B«Im« I c, Current Accounts 0,h,, h >*«• All, sio upwards. Deport* aco <nw interest, terms to be a5, I l^ ld <f3 tion. Hti "v appfjj N»y 9 H HAUPFE NEDERUNDSCHE HANDEL- MAATSCHAPpy NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETv' CAPITAL fl IMiMM, a Klllt I?^
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    KAMUNING (PERAK) RUBBER COMPANY.
    1114 3 The second annual general meeting <> tin' inciiihco of the slass.nning (I'.'iak Robbei and Tin Company, Limited, Wai l.c-ld on lKtii O(t. at Winchester House London, 8.C., sir William Hood Treacher KJO.M.Q. Mhe chairman* presiding. ICrJ. H. Jennings, \.< .i.s. (representiof Ihe secretaries, Missis, Guthrie and
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    EGYPT AND THE WAR.
    798 3 TUt PoUTK.'s OiMMONM'NSK. I The London correspondent of the pio neer Wl lies K\ idcntly the Sultan luis quite foreseen r what steps (Jreat Britain would fake if be insisted on liis jq rrallod rigiits m Egypt ami m order not to lorn the lai annual
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    Market Price List.
    408 3 Singapore. tforetuber IDtli. Ltll. Beans, Long pel oatt] do. French do Beef j>er !l>. -i Beef steak do 20 Bean Spiours per cat»y H Bamboo s pi »utn do. m Blachan ilo 12 Brinjals eh,. ,)i Cabbage. H.ittvii da. 20 do. China do is do. Baited do
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    How the Trouble Starts.
    42 3 I Constipation is the cause of many ailments and disorders that niake life miserable. Talc, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tabletee keep your bowels regular and you will avoid these diseases. For sa!e by all Dispeusarie 5 and Dealers.
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    WOMAN'S 24,800 MILE JOURNEY.
    895 3 Heb VTakpebixcm m Box ra Ami ::ica. Wondbhs of Panama Canal GoKSTMronoa*. Bin Charlotte Cameron, authored and t:a\eller. h:iK returned fco London aft r ia (adventurous journey of 24.000 mils [across South America along the Hast I COttSi to Buenos Ayres. across the Amies Ito Valparaiso,
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      322 3 t snjnjsnnjnn^ CONSTIPATION. I The Cause of much Suffering. I kl y* 6 tHe "JT 1 T d W 1 he Wart matter decay and enter* the and cmM f P«V of the bo *r. Producing Headache., Biliousness, Sleeplessness, Heartburn. Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, Neuralgia, Rheumatism and various other ailments
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      679 3 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT RAILWAY. From Ist July, 1911, and until further Notice. TRAIN SERVICE FOR WEEK DAYS ONLY. Up Trains. 1 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 12 r, AM AM AM AM > A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M P M P M Passn Paajang dep 7.31 l M
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    EARLY DAYS OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
    805 4 JIEMINISCENGES OF 818 WILLIXM WHVTK Sir William Whyte m a recent intcrviiw eaid My retiring from active work iv connection with the C. P. K. recalls t> i mind many incidents of the days of my early i oniiurt ion when the c. P.
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    A MODERN ANAK.
    114 4 Eugene Arceau, belonging to the Fourth Lattery of Ibfl Fourth Regim.nt of Foot Artillery^ a native of the He de He, has the distinction of being tin* biggest soldier among the conscripts of Frauce. Hfl weighs 110 kilogrammes, that is about 242 lb avoirdupois, and is 2m
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    SINGAPORE AND CANTON.
    340 4 Allegro HEAn-(Jr.\RTKHS OF RnrOLT. Admiral Sa's Mkthods. Mr Oeorge Howes, an officer m the service of Messrs Jardine Matheson. was m Canton last March at the time of tbeantiMiinclni riots there, which were quelled by Admiral Sa at the cost of some thousand rebel lives. "The ringleaders
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    WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY IN CEYLON.
    223 4 Messrs Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Co.. Ltd., lias entered into OQUtraet with the Ciown Agents for the Colonies for the establishment of a radio-telegraph station m Ceylon, capable normally of sending a Wave 600 metres m length In addition. however, with any ware between 1,000 and 1,000
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    A CHINESE REPUBLIC .'
    239 4 A CHINESE REPUBLIC The rebellion m China is anti-dynat* tic" with a rflflgnaiMM if it be true that the :iim of the rabek is the ectabUfthnieni of a Republic tsays an Indian contemporary. An eapeeteUy picturesque tone liis added to this version hy the lOggestion that the first President would
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    Cause For Alarm.
    95 4 That hacking cough may appear to be of no consequence, but you may bo certain that it ndicates some derangement of the pulmonary system. This fact m itself is enough to cause alarm. Do not wait until it causes you annoyance, it may be too late then,
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    DURBAR AND ENGLISH VISITORS.
    720 4 Dksire of Memhkhs of T'ahliamhnt TO SJONUE ON THE TAXI'AYEK. London, Octobejf 18th. By the tfasjfl this letter is iv print the speciiil arrnugc inent made at the India Office since .Time for facilitating the hooking of acromniodation m the Government visitor's camp at Delhi will
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    NATURE'S ONLY TIMEPIECE.
    99 4 IWn If no urul for clocks an Ifet ACftNiSM any iJav whon the sun fa shin Wf. Tktn Nature has IRMH her only 'n'M.pirce. one that does not vary thotlffn the centuries pass. This natural tiiiwmarker is tiu- UuqgMl sundiul m the world Projecting Into the blue
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    THE BEST PEOPLE DON'T DO IT.
    78 4 Wenotc that l^uterhnsdisrovendthut l» U>« uvent Aghtteg m Tripoli Urn It, uarn wm iMcberoiMl) ftwdoofro« «M> roar. Phi, was of m>t ou »»«t .-xtivnu-ly ru«U>, «s it isnneot th« ,ul,s of war to shout out before you proceed to pu.up lead into your ->-">;
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    follows Nature's Plan.
    24 4 follows Nature' s Plan. Medicine that aid nature an- always most effectual. <'hai»l,e,lain'H Cou^h lUmedy act on this plain. It allays the <oimh i
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    BWOLLEN ENORMOUSLY WITH DROPSY.
    416 4 BWOLLEN ENORMOUSLY WITH DROPSY. Gallonb or Water Tapped Aw at 1 Mrs. Ellen J. Porritt, of 20, Kiln Rond Causeway. Dewnhury, Hays- "y' began m the winter of 19()4 I fl r X cruel pains m the region of the kid, !T" many a time after an attack of almost
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      295 4 The Ideal Food FOR EMACIATED CHILDREN AND ADULTS 7 KEPLER ifc, (TRADE MARK) 'l^V Solution v rOf COO £/^fff 0/£ IN MALT EXTRACT) Wk Contains all the nourishing and Vitalising elements which Nature requires to build up and strengthen Every spoonful absorbed goes to m- v crease the weight and
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      146 4 fpowELr I BAism v lANISEEBI ANISEEB V "V^ HAVE YOU A COW? COW RATIONS. A complete, scientifically compounded and balanced FOOD for Milch Cow?, prepared with a view to ensure a constant yield of rich full -cream Milk each day. POULTRY FOODS of all kinds. MEDICINES. INCUBATORS, WATER FOUNTAINS, <&c.
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    COMPANY MEETINGS.
    1897 5 Skxoat. The annual general in. -.Ming was held on Oct. 19, Sir W. H. Treacher. K.< \M.(i.. presiding. The Chairman said the report covers a period of 14 months, the estate having l»een taken over on May 1. 1910 and the director! considered it advisable that the financial
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      34 5 Sprains. Sprains require careful treatment. Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm freely. It will remove ttie soreness and quickly restore the parts to a healthy condition. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      1058 5 AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COTTAGE PIANO, &c. At Powell Co.'s Saleroom On Friday 17th November at 11 a.m. An excellent toned cottage piano hy Ibach Boha harmonium caived and paliehed teak cabinet with inirrer panel polished teak writing table valuable oil-paintings A- steel engravings teak and rattan
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      1225 5 PASSENGERS EXPECTED Per P&O str lloagplia (due Nov 17) c<>n necti* g with the Assaye at Coloiulk>. Mr Waring, Mr R. B. MacEwar, Mi Mawin. Mv C. H. Ekmer. Mr <V Mrs Powtta, Mi Pears, Mr A Mrs Kimmell. Mr Mills, Mr Hen derson, Mr Strov» r. Mr Abrams, Mr
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      556 5 THE Singapore Free Press MORNING DAILY To Our Readers. The Siiilni|>.., c Free Press is a Morning Daily, and la on sale at depots, from an early hour each morning Sunday* exeepted Cn.sh price Teu Cents a copy. SubscrilKJis copies will be delnered ar their private residences. lor feOVBOAOMOI goilowna
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      BIRTH.
      19 6 WooDßom. At Tsynton, Ajupan^ Rosd, Knitia Lumpur. V. If. s.. <m November 12. tinwitt «»f BUOfl WTOOOnOFPB, a
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      DEATH
      27 6 WniiiiiT.—Ob 0m i3tii Ocs., at Hillside, Mulvi m Link, PMOHKI Mki.lou, s<»n of tk« \U v. Aktmiu Whkih t, m.a.. ami Hani«t Ann*' Wright, sged 27.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1911.
    1811 6 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Nov. 14, 1911. lii t« --.f S> i- .r r t t t T-. rs >,« '.< ptt f,i «ir»». Pt-iic-.! I-'. !i.- ..i. 1. >ai:\ v«. Although there is a paucity of newt regarding the progress of the civil war m China for that
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    SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    87 6 FEDERAL COUNCIL. LOAN TO KELANTAN. Kuala Lu.npor. Sn Arthur Yo..n K H,,,, r sl s presided over a lasiiHg ot Council (which uas rollj Kuala Lumpor to-day. The following hills Were Supply; PoiaMU and Deli Land and Minsi Registration I v"^ metlt. TIM Council i.pprov.,l ot 9100,000 to
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    PENANG RIFLE SHOOTING.
    116 6 Interport and other Matches. rmmng Shooting m the mmlbch < >„,_ Belangor, followiu* made Perkins uu. Neubronnei 91, Hall 90, Wright MoUoi 89, Mrs Anderson H9, Miss Tl, Allan M, Mrs Wright Motion w 111 the Wtch againM C.,], ,iT r.i. < Kangoou and giaSJSpnrc, tli. ft
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    CANTON REVOLUTION.
    108 6 Independence Celebrated. Officials Frightened by Mud Balls. l/"/v/*. mm r.) Hongkong, \f Hongkong the Chin m wiring gonoml holiday, cek iml. ptMi«U'ii( ot Canton. TnON ;ir«- »v\olulionist |ag« ftring ifwj li«i»'. a lologmni from Lonenon tin- mutinous troops ;<iTi\.<l .1 ami >«>t ire to th»> Vir«ro\ liinton i«»
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    MILLTHORP CONVICTED.
    262 6 (From Our Malacca I A Millthoi p. wlio Vx s ,M sto :l i m *:,»m» fiOM Mi B I I rnkae at 'rampin, w liil,« out ifl a OH COBVictoi \«>st.-rda> of thfft an. l m MOl eaoed to »i\ o^eolm rigoroui lni| Mr (iouhl defended m
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      96 6 KUPPER PILSENER 817 X? 13 IS THE XL JCi 1\ BEST. i SOLE AGENTS, CALDBECK, MACGREGOR CO. DIARIES FOR 1912 John Little Co, Ld. ONE QUALITY iI_iTHE WORLD OVER i i GUTHRIE CO, Ltd, Agents! W. J. GARCIA, 219, Orchard Road. Piano, Organ Musical Instruments dealer. Pianos bought, sold or
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      63 6 GRAMAPHONES WITH HORNS MODELS LOWEST.PRICES ALSO THE NEW HORNLESS CABINET MACHINES. MELLOW TONE. ARTISTIC AND COMPACT IN APPEARANCE. MODERATE PRICES. ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY, LIMITED. BILLIARDS. THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CUSHION. (Alcock'k Patent with Improvements of John Roberts, Retired World'bChampion) absolutely THE BEST CUSHION TO DATE FOR ANY CLIMATE. JOHN ROBERTS, 1910. ONLY
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    GERMAN STORM.
    110 7 Official Attitude Strictly Correct. Reuter's Service. London, via Bombay. m Berlin it is reported thai Urn listag lias unanimously referred the Of orocco Agreement to the i{!i<i^«»t Committee. Official circlet emphasise the lad that the Chanoelloi la ■peachei ■toa.dle.illji cfiiv, (i to win political capital i>> pander tkg
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    TURKEY'S UNAVAILING PROTESTS.
    60 7 Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. h telegram from Constantinople states thai the Powers have replied to the pro ol Nov. 4th, that while they are un<il 1* to take Other action, they will call attention of the Italian Government •< the charges made <.t killing Arabs
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    TRIPOLI'S FIERCE FIGHTING.
    28 7 Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. tugees ;t Malta declare that Friday s fighting at Tripoli was a- tierce Etfl the batth of Oct. Sftrd.
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    RED SEA LIGHTS
    39 7 Shine for King George. Reuteb's Service. London, via Bombay. ing the passage of Their Majesties King and Queen through the Red Sea, is ordering the special relighting <f th< lights extinguished owing to tin v, ar.
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    ZANZIBAR'S SULTAN.
    475 7 Wants to Abdicate. Imperial Nbw« Service. London, via DnrlNdL The Daily Mail says that the Sultan of Zanzibar has come to London to arrange For abdication, after which he will prot ably reside m Egypt. > < lh»' body of H. Campbell, gunner's man I H.M.S. 'Clio.' who
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    IN CHINA.
    46 7 YUAN SHIKAI STILL HESITATES. Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. Renter's corrnf oniit at Peking states that while refntteflka Ptemfenhip, Yuan Slii Kai has Mai-ted for Peking to iiieOM the situntion and an fcodiencc withth.Recent has ban arranged. Obang is also expected at E^king.
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    Nanking Recaptured.
    24 7 Refteb's Service. London, via Bombay. Renter's correspondent at shanghai wires that the Imperialists have regained Nanking, the Republicans heing ihorl of ammunition.
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    REBEL LEADER.
    82 7 Laughs at Yuan Shi Kai. Rscra'e Service. London, via Bombay. A telegram from Shanghai states thai Yuan shi Kai has written to Li Yuan Efang, offering terms and urging his acceptanei of them. The Constitution would give the Monarchy an Opportunity of proving the sincerity of its promises.
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    THE ROYAL TOUR.
    434 7 Th« following is the Programme of th. Tour of H. s. h. Prince Alexander of Teck and ft R. 11. Princess Alexander of 'JVck and Suit.> m the Malay Peninsula. The Suite is as follows: LieutenantGeneral Sir J. M. Griereon, h.r.n.. cv.o., c.M.o. Viee-AdmiraJ the Honourable Stanley
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    BOXING IN COURT.
    69 7 A TEST CASE. Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. The promoter, and the principals of the Moraw-Driscoll tight, fixed to lake place at Birmingham on Deo 16th, appeair at Birmingham to-day on summons for planning a breach of the peace. This will he fought as a test
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    BRITAIN'S BORDEN.
    71 7 Happy Auguries. Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. The Unionist papers are congratulating Mr Bonar L;iw ou becoming loader of the Opposition. At the same lime they speak highly of the self denial of Mr Walter Long and Mi Austen Chamberlain, which raises them both Uglier In public
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    INSURANCE BILL.
    558 7 SEPARATE ESTABLISHMENTS. Chronicle Objects. Imperial Nbwi Service. Ix)ndon. via Durban. While not objecting to the proposed separate Irish Insurance OAce at Dublin, the Daily Chronicle strongly criticises Mr Lloyd George's amendments to the [nsur< *****11 Bill, establishing separate funds tor Scotland and a separate Co lission for Edinburgh,
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    CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA.
    127 7 M. C. C. have the Advantage. Imperial News Service. London, via Durban. In glorious weather, »>ut with only small attendance, the M. C. C. Team continued their mutch at Adelaide against the South Australian Eleven. The wicket was iu)t at all worn. The M. 0. C. made
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    36 7 Bimb, imim'.y a Coy. Taml.alak 2.050 Forward Sales m London. I'egoh Estate 4 tons monthly Jan-June 1012. All grades exclusive of hark scrap ,t an average price of 4 -sid. per ll>.
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    RUBBER ESTATES REQUISITES.
    627 7 From the Devil to Andrew Usher's wi«isk,\ comprises K«wn John Little and c'o.s special catalogue issued for estates, for the Ingenious Jo« puJhT begins t)w> i)ook and the refreshment al the finish of labour ends it. The special catalogue is well illustrated and refers to everything that
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      51 7 It Is a Wonder. chamberlain's Pain Balm is one of the most remarkable prejwrarions yet produced for the relief of rheumatic pains and for lame back, sprains and bruises. The quick relief from pain which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. For sale by all Dispensaries and
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      314 7 Robinson Co. THE NEW CHOICE PERFUME OMAR KHAYYAM $2-75 a bottle. ROYAL SWEET PEA TOILET SOAP 3 Cakes m a Box. $1-OO a box. ROBINSON CO. I Fa»cinatt<m of tl»e last y^^U t>r< f lo yr>i m the pffectiun to v. n Egypt. an Ci«arv'- „c JF^™ =^S^BM^ been t
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      488 8 SHIPPING APCAR LINE OF STEAMERS FOR Hongkong, Shanghai, Kobe, and Moji. The Comi'\n\'B Stkamkk GREGORY APCAR 4,fi00 Tons, S. H. Belson, Commander, will be <lespatchetl for the above ports on Tuesday the 14th inst.. at about 4 p. m. Terms and rates of freight and passage may be arrauced with
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      598 8 SHIPPING N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. A Fortnightly service is maintained between Yokohama via *>i t s to Marseilles, London and Antwerp, under mail contract with the Imperial Jai>anese Government. The New Twinscrew Steamers maintaining this service have lK?en specially designed and constructed, and are
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      1228 8 SHIPPING Pacific Mail S.S. Co. U S MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi-Tropical Route Only line taking the warm SOUTHERN ROUTE across the Pacific via HONOLULU, OAiir, on the most fertile and beautiful island of the Pacific. Through Passage Tickets granted to England, France and Germany
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      661 8 SHIPPING P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued 'for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES. 1911 Outward (for China) Assaye Nov 17
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      478 8 SHIPPING KdX. Norddeutseher Lloyd, Breme* IMPERIAL GERMAN MAlt LINE. The fast and well-known mail *n this Company sail fortnightly Jj! Hamburg via Rotterdan,. Antu, I ton, Gibraltar, Genoa. Nap!,.' Marseilles Naples, Alexan.l.la an,, Port Saul, Suez, Aden. Colons,. Sinjjaijore, Hongkong, Shanghai uZS* Nagasaki and Kobe to Vokr.ha.na and b Through
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    TURBINE TRIUMPHS.
    318 9 Th«> iapi(i julviiiK'e of the marine rtcam turbine, whctlu'i- indepeiideiitly or m combination with the reoiprocating engine, is innd<* abundantly Hear by the report of the Paisons Company. The Guard Company, with tlie experience gained with the Lusiiauia and tlie Mam^etania, intend that their new leviutlian, the Aquit.tnia,
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD VOYAGES.
    271 9 These are days when long-distance royages under steam are so common an '<> attract but little at tent ion. It Is interesting, nevertheless, to note tlie claim ot the N»-w Zealand Shipping Compao) ttiattheir resseli follow a route which the longest stretch of navigation of any ocean steamers
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    THE GREATEST MOHAMMEDAN POWER.
    238 9 liy one of Ihe extraordinary ir«;;lcs of history, England is tin greatest Mohammedan Power m the world. We, who m the Middle Ages >»;ii our Knighti to the Craaedesia thai tenifta combei of Eanati- < ism which watered the world wiiii blood, are now the protecton
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    Good Advice.
    51 9 The best time to buy Charm berlain'H Cough Remedy is ri^ht now. Don't put it off until you need it but keep it at hand. A cold is much easier cured when first contracted than after it has settled m the system. For saJe by all Dispensaries and
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    TREASURE SHIP'S RETURN.
    462 9 Storiks of an Eldorado m Spitzhergen. There is rejoicing m the little Essex village of Tolleshunt D'Arcy. The village ship lias come home. Theirs is not the phantom ship which every one expects one day, but a real solid vessel laden with clear marble and fine samples
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    A YANKEE STOKY.
    169 9 Fourteen Ybabs Without Meiiori KN vj I ;n<_; likk a I>. ><; Vancouver, October 22nd. moM extraordinary xtory of loss of memory and remarkable adventures is rrportwil from Seattle. It i^ rtatod that n man named Chandler Rogen was m |897 attacked by three ruffians at N«
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    AN EX-C. C. S. CENTENARIAN.
    178 9 Mk E. L. MITFOftD v HUNDBBD Ykai:s Oi d. Mr K. L. Oebaldeaton Ifitfotd, of Mitford. llorpeth, XorthuinlH'iland. is the oUlrst fx Cejlon c:ivil notianl aliTe today. He w;»s a hnndxed years old on Oct Mist. and Ihe fact is of greal interest, teeing that
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    ACCIDENT ON A WARSHIP.
    41 9 London, October 19th. While the destroyer Nyinplie whs engaged m tiring prnctiie otf WYy mouth yesterday, one of six-pounderw burst a foot from the muzzle. Splinters from the gun wounded three men, and pierced Uuj vessels Xunnel»
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    "THE SECRET OF EUROPE."
    904 10 WHY GERMANY WAS NOT ALLOWED TO MARK WAR." M CuiTICWL HOURH." M Britain and Russia to the rkscuk or Franc k. There are two reasons which would seem to point to tho probability that what is quoted below from the Daily Express of Oct. lNth may
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    TEMPUS EDAX RERUM. j
    244 10 Ab. l'osthtnnus. swiftly the years are fleeting That bring us ever nearer to the end, Another's done, so here I send \ou greeting. Greeting, old friend. How many have fled since you and I descended Tbe steamer's side that morning m Bombaj All India for our
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    CROSSED CHEQUES NO SAFEGUARD.
    225 10 DANOBBjOCS hU(TKK OF BfSINKSS MKN. The banking world endeavouring to stop practice which menaces the security of the crossed cheque. For some time past thefts from letter l»o\es have been taking place, particularly m London, the object of the thieves ap patently Ix-ing to obtain any
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    KING EDWARD AND MR MARCONI.
    168 10 Recalling mom of Urn sari] successes achieved by Mr Marconi with irireless I telegraphy, Mr Henniker Heaton states m Hi;- October Marconlfcraph that in' 1898, daring the confinement of the late Kiixa Edward, fchen Prince of Wales, to his yacht through an accident, communication was
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    A RICOCHET SHOT.
    73 10 London^ Oct 21st.-During g« pi u ice ■>> H M. fc. Colossus yesterday, a pl u ,r. «Ed shell from one of her 6 lbs K uuB,ricochettuitf from the surface of the sea, struck the deck of the battleship k Hindustan upon which HJUL the Prince of
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    817 10 The Total where given represents the output since Jan. 1911, except where a figure m brackets is given, representing so many months. When a month's return is missed, this total represents the last available total. Sept. Oct. Total. Allagar 4,100 5.000 43,455 Alor Pongsu 4.521 4,885 42,337
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    TIN RETURNS.
    95 10 1 Belat fl Bruuug I'llfiuifl'iatig Oopoag H— wood 198 I Kitiiiiiiiiu^ 7 kanahoi Kintii Kinta Association Dodaag I Kraiii:»t Filial I Lahat I Men^lejiibu [..vie I Miiidlrtoa I Now QopOßg lA¥\ I N««w Tatuhim g I I. OoajsoUtetoi I I I Nagkalon too I PtUiag Itahru I Hahnian
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    SHARES.
    1176 11 'ESS II ll &«,l ka ]s 'j 1 i 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 50% int 10 10 0 n n n liS'ooo J J Batu Ti ga (Be]angor) ."I "7 6 3 U Oxdi 30,000 1^ 1^ Bnkit Lintang 35% 310 0 315 0 175,000] 2g j Bukit
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 11 (Corrected up to Nov. 11.) Bank 4 m's 2 4 932 demand 2 4 1 lft Private credits 3 m/s 2 4 7-lft credits 6 m a 2-4 23-32 France demand Batik 294 German y, demand 2;j6s India. T. T. 174 Hongkong, demand ih£ Yokohama, demand 114 Java, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    133 11 Ncv. If, Tin 75 (tons sold' 9.". 00 Ganibier 10.20 Gambier Cube Xo. 1 15.60 Gaiubier Cube No. 2 nom. Pepper Black ordin. Spore... 20. 12 J Pepper, (White fair) 27.75 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) uom. Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) nom. Mace (Banda* HO Cloves (Amboina) nom.
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      222 11 Tansan The Gold Medal Mineral Water, certified by authorities to be highly beneficial to health, es pecially m the tropics. Tansan is a particularly crisp and invigorating mineral water Pricked m cases of 100 splits or 48 pints. Buchanan's Whiskies Are all matured and bottled m Scotland. We guarantee our
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      49 11 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Colly er Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. Buouwer Moeara-Saba Siiupang and Djanibi Nov lfl Koemai Ren^at Nov 15 Merkus Belat Pandjang, Bengkalis, Siak and Pakan-Baroe Nov 15
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      979 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Tons Commanders Arrived From For When Sea Mew Col ycb. 500 Murphy Malacca, 12-11 Col Govt P Swett It Waterwitch H.M.S. 620 Hancock 10-11 S. X. Officer si, Gd Knantan F.M.S. 400 Dredger Todd, 11 Kuantan VncJvtain Steamers Nat. Tonnage A Master From Consignees For
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      95 11 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves and Docks at which different vessels are berthed. East Wharf (Basin) Bucephalus. East Wharf Sec. I— lla. Sheers Wharf— Fitzclar«>nce. Main Wharf Sec. 2— Sihir. Helion. Pataui. 4— G. A|>car. 5— Nil. h 6 Charon, Teneer. New Pock Sec. 7— (Under construction.)
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    THE CHINESE CIVIL WAR.
    1112 12 Aumikal Sah's Predicament. Shanghai, Nov 4. Admiral Sah is m a predicament, being Without fuel and ammunition. While i making an attempt to return to Nanking lie lost two gunboats and one torpedo-boat j while passing the K uikiang forts. Four of liis vessels succeeded m
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    THE SIAM CORONATION.
    378 12 The Ministry of Local (iovernment an nounce the following details of the Coronation festivities which will come under their immediate supervision. Dec. l. Religions oereosoniee at Wai Pan sri ratana Basdarau (Wat Phrs Keo) b\ a chapter of priests for the pur] < SS of blessing hoi)
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    THE INTERPORT MATCH.
    154 12 After the oonclosioii of the X. EL A. Medal Competition meeting was held by the shanghai Rifle Association to select the probable members of the Interport team bat no definite decision was arrived at and the matter was ■gain discussed jresterday with the result that iuvitut ions
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    THE MANCHU RENUNCIATION.
    611 12 From Emperor to People. The Peking correspondent of the N. C. Daily News telegraphed on the 30th ult. the following translation of the notable Imperial Edict issued on that date "l have reigned for three years and have always acted conscientiously m the interests of the people.
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    THE REPORTED MOVEMENT OF HONGKONG TROOPS.
    203 12 The Hongkong papers publish this official communication which effectively disposes of the statements put on the wires at Hongkong respecting specified troops there being held m readiness to proceed to China Headquarters, South China Command. Hongkong. 7th Nov. 1911. Sir-. With reference to the
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    719 12 The French steamer Amiral Neilly which arrived from Dunkirk on Saturday evening, had a number of troops on board for Saigon, for which port she sailed on Sunday morning after discharging some cargo here, and replenishing her bunkers. Among the arrivals on Sunday, were the Gregory A pear
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    ROBBING A "BOOKIE."
    130 12 A queueless China— gi\ing the mm of Chan Chong Moli pi. 'ailed guilty before Mr Acton, second magistrate, yesterdju to the tbeft of Ml trotn his «mployer! Jack (VHalloran, a bookmaker. Detective Inspector Tyivll prosecuted. Malay detective lance corporal So. 4l». Bachec. said he was on duty
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