The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 4 March 1912

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    Masthead
    14 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY MARCH 4 1912. NoTTIfiT
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    196 1 Of the long wires on the Miners Strike, the outstanding features are the universal economic dillicnlties. leading to hundreds of thousands being unemployed; the comBsandaering of coal by a railway company and the general impression that the j miners should have accepted tbe terms offered—Page 7. Peking
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    THE CURTAIN or NIGHT.
    1111 1 Mm Strange Adventures oi H. n. Tifc Suit;n« of Blengkabouw." fan im ctobi Come with me from Lebanon, my lon with me from Lebanon, Down with me from Lebanon to tail upon the sea. The ship Is wrought m Ivory, the decks o gold and thereapon
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      845 1 pour PICTURES poWE! ruL Ij P T0HlliHI! 1 T oZc S G TON'GHT J£!£t* i HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH, «k< ojfu show ro v p. h. MORTH BRIDGE ROAD. m iS^XSS£J!^ n bs v'u rt X r A PRETTY DRAMA um!!I! DE MEofci 17 il auii TWO PARTS. A T, il:
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      109 1 lo^a^s Rtoerttdcmentft. The Robinson All White Sale Page 7. Lost a silver mounted riding whip Page 2. OfßoeS to li>t rooms at Addis Lodfle Page t. New sailings of the K. P. M. Page 11. Auction sale of lii^h (lass rain-coats Page B. Competition tor design for Hospital at Penang
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      255 1 THE WEEK. Monday 4th. High Water— lo 49 am.. 1 1 :«9 pm. Philharmonic Orchestra practice, 5-15 p.m. M. M. Outward and Homeward mails due. fi.CI.C. Ladies Spoon. Missionary Mtg. I'rinsep st. 8,11 pm. Kovarit k at Taaglin Barracks. Buffi Pifea and Drnnut, Qardeuii 9 pm. Tuesday sth. High Water—
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    LINKING UP CEYLON AND INDIA.
    530 2 Sir Henry Kiinher. M.l\. Chairman of the South Indian Railway Company; Mr. Neville Priestley, Managing Director of the Company, and Mr. A. Muirhead. the Agent of the South Indian Railway, have been conferring with the Ceylon (iovern ment at Nuwara Kliya on the subject of
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    MORE HOWLERS.
    79 2 A food deal of ink hsis been used m re cording howlers perpetrated by school < h ldren m examinations and upon ether «>' fusions. The editor of Our Empire," the riew hoys' magazine, published by the B. I. C. X., gives a number m the current issue
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    CHINESE DISTURBANCES.
    844 2 Taiiim; Riots Rkcallkd. Discipline writes thus to the Bditot of t)it' Malay Mail.'--l During the Chinos" disturbances m Kuala Lumpur quite a lot has been said regarding the experience of the police m dealing with Chinese rioters, and some of your worthy correspondents have even suggested that certain
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      39 2 Ladies who are about to became mothcra and those courageous women who nurse their own ehildi-en derive asistance and prevent th<- heavy drain ou their strength, by taking Dutart't Lactophoaphate of Lime Syrup which UiakeH bone for the baby.
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      566 2 NOTICES THE UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG. OPENING BAZAAR. The University Buildings will be opened on Monday, March 11th, 1912, by His Excellency Sir F. D. Lugard, G. C. M. G., C. 8., D. S. 0 Governor of Hongkong and Chancellor of the University. The Opening Ceremony will be followed by a
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      494 2 NOTICES LOST near TYERSALL A Lftdy*! Hilver-rnounted ruling whip, with initials 'E. F. H. M Reward on returning to teinK<i|>ore Free Press. Mar 4 7 5 NOTICE All oKdert< lor Fresh Milk are h- ■<»».. -m u)>, till further notice. H. 8. KIRWAN, Feb 2 nc ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITION MATERNITY AND
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      319 2 FOR SALE FOR SALE PJt'X DopUtStor for sale, new |6. "E.D.K.," c/o "Free Press. Mar 4 6-3 DOGS FOR SALE 1 Irish Terrier Dag, 1 Fox Terrier Dog, 1 Fox Terrier *****, 1 Bull Terrier *****. H. 8. KIRWAN, Dallan'B Aiih Honte Repository Feb 29 uc MOTOR CYCLE "Quadrant for
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      404 2 WANTED WANTED AN EmAsuT**^ -ass* Mar SHORTHAND TYPIST u/a ■aj -j CLERKS War)t<-d two tin quick aodac. uior ci^ M v Oi«tlriinau,E nrofMNtf mlq/i Bingapore ,r „n 2 a t-t<,tall,r. l v t WANTED LevellerM and ass tli f {■MiMltoli and k, itement .rfffl? T **> \>e euhlntiHud to ROYAL
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    "THE BETRAYAL."
    1677 3 i Oharlbi Bbbksfobd on n'v^ Policy. Lord Charles fewestord bas mow issue, In- hook entitled The Betrayal, being Record Facts concerning Naval Policy and Administration from the Year 19OS t< the Presenl Time." the publication o Which was suddenly suspended m th* witumn. The following Is his own
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    A HISTORIC CEREMONY.
    1197 3 (Bt Lni lUjcN Ek: i n the i Daily N i vv>."» nking, 1\ 15. To-day ji most interesting nod historic event, clowning the straggles of J!i«> rotation, took place m the King Tomb, situated not far from the oori east wall ol (he city of Nankin*.
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    COLONIAL GOVERNORSHIPS.
    455 3 Attending to Lord Emniot's explanation of Mr. Harcourt'i rtatamcnt that a Governorship lies quite outside the ordinary course of promotion m the Colonial Sendee, The"Malaj Hail murks k is admitted thai the circumstances of some of the colonial ut.iv make the appointment of a military Govornov u<l\i> ;ii'l«'.
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      131 3 Should be Pleasant to Take. When a medicine must Km given to young children it should be pleasant to take. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is Bade from loaf sugar, and the roots used iv its preparation gives it a flavor similar to maple syrup, making it pleasant to take. It has
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      656 3 Health for Infants For ovt-r half-a- -entury Savory Moore s Pood lias rY en irr ■eoeni use, both at home and abroad. it has the reputation of beine a thoroughly reliable food for Infants. X Savory vS: Moore's Food supplies fust tbe nourishment an infant needs m an easily digestible
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      91 3 Croup can be Prevented. When given as soon as the croupy o>uoh appears ChaiiiU Haiti's Ooagh Bemed) \sill wauhilliinaltitck of ciou|i and prevent all dauijer ami cause of an\ku. Thousand^ of mothers use it suci<>sfu!ly. For sale tiy all Dispensaries and IK ;«lers. F. CLARKE HTco! 207, Qu ken st.,
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    LONDON MATTERS.
    1351 4 \From our trwn *.vrrtsp<'iuie*iA .lan. M. our Ooiiirninsnt Departments are of course by-words of circumlocution. 1 had a lovely experience of this only this week. An advertisement m the daily papers announced thai Jill creditors having valid claims against bit Highness Seyyed AliBta Hiunoml. Eormerlj Sultanoi Zanzibar, are
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    FOOD SUPPLY IN WAR TIME.
    294 4 Although our food supply m turn- of war continues to afford SSjbJed BSSBSSf for theorieta we think it asighl \*e. more ad vaiiiageously disenssed through the medium of compiled statistics. At presont, we import al»out four fifths of our food ■epplies, and it should not
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    ENLISTMENT.
    230 4 Visitors to Russia are no longer regaled, with the sight ol treei regiments. When Frederick Ln resoo Oowerwenl t«> afoseow ,m 1856 for the Coronesioa of Uexaodet 11. he noticed opposite ovjr bouse, ;is the 'procession pessed, regimen! «;ii!r<i Wm lorski, all (he men baring turned-up Mos««v. mikl therefore
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      42 4 Relief at Hand. Many sufferers from rheumatism have been Niu-priNed and delighted with the prompt relief afforded by applying Chamberlaiu'B Pain i Balm. Not one case of rheumatiHm m ten requires any internal treatment whatever. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      201 4 The Ideal r 1/! INVIGORATOR I I ,^\J A A RAND TONic MARK W VITALISES:— J Acts beneficially upon the vitalising l>l»xxl. I against tl)« efferts ol ovci mv I j j The Nerves I I 'Vana' nourishes the whole ZTST** B I nervoiMi system. B Li THE APPETITE 1
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      816 4 SINGAPORE] CLUB. THE SPRING RACE MEETING /UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING.) WILL BE OLD ON Tuesday the 7th, Thursday the 9th, and Saturday the 11th May, 1912. PROGRAMME FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 7th May, 1912. 1. THE OPENING STAKES. 2.30 p.m. Value tr,«M). A Handicap for HorHt»B that have
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      528 4 Entries Close itmM April, <l^ s^""i -v D«y. Entrte« fo, i V- N"" ri,,. In Jill races the ad V< tin oly be given when i ptopertj trf differs NOTE The art. tit ton Owaon „f (.nti,,, lill 1 11 Ptrsi I \n> owner wishing to cm* i oaoOriAs Raoe,
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    THE MIGHTY DICTATOR YUAN.
    1169 5 M itorj repeat-, itself M is a platitude. as all the world knows. When Hannibal was advised to rest after his gloffftoHfl ie lories, MaharbeJ came to him and urged him on Kive days more and we shall reach the capital But Bannibal lingered, »nd Haharbal
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    THE DRAWBACKS OF DELHI.
    685 5 A contributor t»> a Calcutta paper dilates on tlic unfavourable condition of Delhi and it» surroundings In regard to tloiigii fat creating Umn the maw capital ot India. Such lot Instance that toe miles around moel of the irelli pradooe braokish water. f le says If
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    HAPPY FIREMAN.
    113 5 The Paris actress ban a superstition tbat her New Year cannot possibly be happy and good unless she succeeds m kissing a fireman on duty m a theatre at midnight on the last day of the old one. It has to be a real fireman, says the Bystander,"
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      409 5 Wraff?^ There is just this much about it D :::Jrufi is a germ disease, is r.CLti:ntidy,annoying,and leads t:> baldness. When chronic, it ij very stubborn, but surely yi; i'Js to thorough and energetic treatment. All germs must be destroyed, the scalp must be :tored to health. Here is the i
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      813 5 AUCTIONS MORTGAGEE'S SALE Monday, 4th :arch, at 2-30 pm. Four freehold building allotment! situate at Somerset Eto d off Orange Road, Singapore. marked lot Nos. j74. 275, 27s ami -_'7y of Grant No. I total area 18,638 sq. ft. Ching Keng Lee Co., Auctioneers ___Feb27 jy AUCTION SALE OF The
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      471 5 ;SS DUPLICATOR. V Sgj KyO PROVIDES A SIMPLE MEANS C^ i*** f J fcO CfO JOft^J OF PRODUCING A NUMBER OF \J a Jw^ V J^f NA c cOlESO p IES OF ANY LETTER VwDv BvJI/J SPECIFICATION. PLAN ETC. J h^ Wi^ THE COPIES ARE PERFECT. 0M &l^ OBTAINED WJTH
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      BIRTHS.
      42 6 AnnSl On Feb. 3, 1912, at The Holt, Prim-roHe-hill-road, London, the wife of C. H. Addib, of a daughter. H*X)TT.— At 10, I'nion-terrace, Dundee, on the 6th Feb., to Mr. Mrs. Arthur Scott, (formerly of Ipoh. F. M. S.), a son.
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      DEATHS.
      32 6 Cordkr. .lan. 2M). Ht London, (i. A. CORDBK. F.R.G.S.. M.SA., formerly of Chinese Mari time CuHtouiH. KoiKiKßs. Feb. 7, at HriHtol, JOSH Rod•■as, laU' of Mercantile Hank of India, a^< M.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Mar. 1, 1912.
    2049 6 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Mar. 1, 1912. 'l-i»- |b* P»«» i»,r ProfJc 'ig't lf»i»Ui» tl'-r i i, t Trml, »>»• k "r«Tr>. pMI *P» dr»». -*»~1«.-,i k. liimo*. Loyalty and ia<r. It may be rememl>ered that the other day, referring to the settlement between the Peking and Nanking parties,
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    PLANTERS IN CONFERENCE.
    191 6 MISCELLANEOUS IHTE*ESTI iu«oft»H. i'i itt ,,,\J'"; to-day at the 5.1,,,,.,,,. Xtl** said thai Ui€ Colonel a had written regretti*. v,,.-' r ""'"nt pUWM I'ula.. (Tn k Prp r J ;it "liU v i-.c.M.0.0f t 1 j i U i At the pwmiul t|Mi cally no sinkhehs Mr,
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    THE TIN MARKET.
    130 6 The < onsumptiori of tin (luring Keb ruary bi the nited Kingdom WM I,H| tons on the l'oiitin»M»t |,S00; jm the rnit«Ml Statos 4.4-»o. giviagl ;i t .tl codKtimption of 8,000 tons Th«« rWUI supply on M.tr h Ist waf 1i.:i41 tons. TIM (-oriKiimption m HVl.ruai Ntitnted
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    CHINESE AT IPOH.
    28 6 \Jrrom *n> c < sHjmr.t Ipoh. Thara nave, been no rhin.'^' ImnMe and none i- tgpecied for Urn c'h.ip <i<> Mek. All Chinees art- extremel] %ej
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    COURT OF APPEAL.
    101 6 NAg, M..: The Appeal Oomi bai commence! the bearing m Hi.- Tan Jong Poll i'«a«. Tin- Appeal t i^,- of Sill.\ < i >n- i triftl m October, Silbj bting »<'infi carried «>n m tin- name of bii M.ir\ tibeoo Silby Police Proceedings. Au^usi us Weawl, of
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL.
    119 6 KM I I K'S SIRVHK. L<tri(loii. rii Boaiif \t \MQOJMttQII Pooibftll Srotl.md kfM W.il.-v My one fOA] |O ml Bfl Bdinbnr||fc. STEAMSHIP AMALGAMATION. B. I. S. N. Buy Apcars. i h'rmn om on >> i wr. w/J The I'.ritish India St. im Ny Company has bought ti f>
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      55 6 BILLIARDS. THE ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CUSHION. (Alcock'B Patent with Improvements op John iioBEKTH, Retired World's Champion) ABSOLUTELY THE BEST CUSHION TO DATE K<)R ANY CLIMATE. JOHN ROBERTS, 1910. only obtainable from John Roberts, London REPRESENTATIVE FOR THE EAST C. M. LUM B address P. 0. Box 41, Penang. show room Raffles Hotel,
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    COAL STRIKE.
    385 7 NO SETTLEMENT YET. UNIVERSAL EFFECT. Railway Commandeers Coal. Reuter's Service. London, via Bombay. \)1 coal negotiations have been huspendfld this afternoon till next week. The miners affirm that the strike cannot be arrtftiid within a fortnight. The strikers who now number 1,00ft,000 AN enjoying a holiday at the
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    MINERS LAW-ABIDING.
    65 7 Food Dearer. Food prices are rising. The strikers are showing an excellent law abiding spirit, and m some districts have passed resolutions thanking the authorities for not sending for extra police, and assuring them of their peacefulness. Speeches and interviews with a number ot the BngUshmen'! leaders indicate
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    Effect on Continent.
    131 7 telegram from Bochum states that German Miners Federation hai issued an appeal to the miners to desist from overtime while the coal strike is proceeding m Kngland. NnmerOVfl meetings are to be held on the Ruhr coal field to-morrow to discuss the wage question and to submit
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    QUIETER NOW.
    65 7 IMPSEIAI News Service. London, via Durban. Rec. March Brd 1.90 p.m. Mi. John Williams, Labour M. P. follower, m a speech m West Wales, said he expected that there would be I settlement Of the strike on March 7th on mutually lines. A telegram from Barpahotg, Norway, states
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    A BYE ELECTION.
    30 7 Mr. Ark wright, the Unionist M. P. for Hereford, is resigning his seat on account of ill health Mr. Hewins will contest the election for the Conservatives.
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    LOOT OF PEKING.
    127 7 DISSATISFIED SOLDIERS. A Grim Spectacle. Neuter's Service. London, via Bombay. R.-utiM s correspondent at Peking wire* that, dissatisfied at not receiving their pay. two thousand of van Shi Kai's troops started looting at the capital yesterday morning. Hordes of coolies and loafers helped to •well the ranks
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    Foreigners Unmolested.
    89 7 strong contrast were the detachments of foreign troops marching unmolested through the crowds, bringing m foreigners to the Legations. A number of foreigners wer* tired at but were uuhurt. London, via Bombay. A Japanese battleship has been ordered to Taku to establish wireless connection with the Italian wireless
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    Looters Executed.
    43 7 Following on the looting m Peking there has been skirmishing throughout to-day. A number of looters have been executed. The losses hitherto are estimated to have reached three millions sterling. Loyalist troops are patrolling the streets. Fresh trouble is feared to-night.
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    Many Fires.
    67 7 There was a serious recrudescence of the disturbance m the morning particularly m the West City, where whole streets were looted. There were many fires. The mutineers Ht Peking, reinforced by soldiers, reinforced looted Paoting fu and burned large areas. Other bodies looted Fengtai and ung-ping-fa The Delegates
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    Foreign Troops Called in.
    158 7 A meeting of the Foreign ministers was held, partly at the request of Tang Shao Vi to prevent further bloodshed and damage to property. The ministers resolved to bring m all available troops bom the adjarmni parts. A thousand mixed troops arrive to -morrow. A train
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    DUKES PALACE SHELLED.
    136 7 A Curfew order. A detachment of the artillery to-day marched to Duke Knei'i Palace ami shelled the gate and looted extensively, burning a portion of the Palace. Prisoners are being summarily decapitated OB the outskirts and many headless bodies are seen m the streets. Civilians are arming
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    RAMPANT SUFFRAGETTES.
    159 7 WEST END RAID. Hammer Tongues. It cuteb's Service. London, via Bombay. Mr. rlftiold Baker's bill for the abolition of plural voting has been read a second time m the Commons by S2S to 142. The Government declined at this stage to say whether they would adopt the bill.
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    THE BILL.
    75 7 Mrs. Paukburst and other Suffragette leaders who were charged with windowbreaking have had, m most cases, two months imprisonment. The police have estimated the damage caused as amounting to over five thousand pounds. The prosecution dwelt on the disgraceful scenes, aud emphasised that the time had come to
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    GENERAL NEWS.
    53 7 The Fighting m Tripoli. A telegram from Home states that the offl< ial details of the nghtiug at Mergheb on Feb. 2Hth state that .'.,<•<)() Arabs were engaged aud lost it is estimated MO killed, m the attempt to recapture the heights. The Italian losses were fourteen killed
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    French Engaged.
    71 7 Imperial News Servici. xmdon, via Durban. A telegram Irom C'asa Hlauca says that the French are heavily engaged round thr rebellious tribesmen of Suk Xl Arbft. Many were lefl dead on the field. The French casualties were six dead iirul SO wounded. A St Petersburg telegram suss that
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    UNITED STATES.
    78 7 A telegram from Washington states that the Democratic Caucus has ratified the bill presented to the Ways and Means Committee of the House providing for the free entry of sugar. A telegram from Washington states that President Taft has tattled a proclamation m which he urges Americans to
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    SCOTTISH IRON TRADE.
    29 7 The Times Mates that 18 Scottish Iron Companies have amalgamated under ihe title of the Scottish Iron and Steel Co.. with a capital ot million sterling.
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    HUMOURIST DEAD.
    227 7 The death is announced of George (irossmith senior. [For three generations the name of Qeorge (jrossinith has been known to the British public In connection with the lecture and concert platform and rtage and so« iety cnl ertaming. George (irossniith the Second, the best known of all. for
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    INDIAN BUDGET.
    103 7 OPIUM CONVENTION. London, via Bombay. Reuteb's Sir vice. A telegram from Calcutta states thai Sir Guy Wilson, Financial Member of the Council, m introducing the India Budget, referring to the opium question, paid a tribute to Sir John Jordan's skill at Peking m securing a settlement alike fail
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    AVIATION.
    64 7 A telegram from Pau states that Vedrines has monoplaned a distance of 164 1-3 kilometres m an hour, establishing a record. From St Louis it is wired that Capt Herry ascended asa passenger m a biplane for 1,500 feet and then jumped down with a parachute which did not
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    MLLE EVA GAUTHIER'S CONCERT.
    670 7 On Saturday night at the Teulonia Club Mile Kva (Jauthier. the favourite French' Canadian me/.zo soprano, jave a concert with Ihc assistance of the Band of the Buffs, bf kind permission. Mile (iauthier had also the assistance of Professor Paul Seelig. the Dutch composer and pianist.
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      28 7 Apioline Chapoteaut is superior to steel dro]>s or pennyroyal ami is a safe rtiuedy for ladies. Ileconiiiiemletl to remove pain, obstruction aiid the irregularitiea peculiar to the sex.
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    THE REVOLUTION AND ITS CAUSE.
    839 9 Akticlk hy Di sin. Thfl Worlds Chinese Student's .lon. Mini reprints an ;u-tiele contributed to no English paper bj Dr Sun Vat-sen on "The Cause of tbe Present Chinese devolution." The insurrection described took place m 1K9.->, hut thetvents that preceded it are typical of
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    THE LOST GALLEON.
    760 9 AWJTHM RriOBT M iIN: HI: AI(MU v SHIP. DUKI OF \H(.^ LL'g DmsaßST, Xext month, if tin- weather is sutliciently favourable. S: ,ys |h« "(il^rvcr" of .lan. •27. the Tobermory (inlleon Salvage Coin* paay will begin fnrihnniasUHM tpreooiat the famous Tuscany galleon, the llorencia," one of the
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      771 9 SHIPP ING. SSMHSTOYO KiSEN KAISHA Ig^r^^ WESTERN PACIFIC ;^^^H DENVER RIO GRANDE TRANS-CONTINENTAL TOYO KISEN KAISHA. New Triple Screw Turbine Flyers— 2o Knots Speed. S.S. TENYO MART' 21.000 tons. S.S. CHIYO MART 21.000 tons. S.S. SHIXYO MARU -21.000 tons. S.S. NIPPON MARU 11,000 ton^. (Intermediate.), Western Pacific Denver Rio Grande
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      562 9 BANKS THE STRAITS BANKING Co. Private Banking Business. 5 Change Alley. Current Accounts opened from $10 upwards Interest on the daily balances at 2" n p. a. Deposits received at rates which may be ascertained on application. H. HAUPPE. Manager F 9 95 INTERNATIONAL BANKING CORPORATION. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS GOLD
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      390 9 INSURANCE FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. ESTABLISHED 1882. INSURANCE m Force, over M^OM^OO.oJ New Business, 1910, over *6,640 OOO.OC R^ g «v^ ett^ S rpluB above "abilities foi RESERVE and all outstanding claims. Direct Government Supervision. Cash Loans, Settlements, etc, made locally Policies are WORLD WIDE." J. H. EVANS,
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      79 9 DEATH OF THE P. AND 0. AGENT AT MALTA. The T. and "India," which arrived at Colombo from London via Bombay on Saturday, Keb. 17th drought the news of the death of Captain Worcester, Agent of the Company at Malta. Captain Worcester for several years commanded the India," and was
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      196 9 Real Merit Wins. There never wm a Uom whea peoplt ap]>i-r dated the wn\ merlta ol Chamberlain's cougu Remedy more iii.m now. This is ■howa by the InoreaM La ailet and voluntary i«sti r.ionials from j>« ratMM who have l.f.n BOred by it. if you 01 vi. m- children are
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    UNARMOURED BATTLESHIPS?
    1024 10 AN OITiOMK OF THK Xl.l. Bl(i (il\" SHII\ Mi. Chartai Gaunt writes the following very interesting letter to The Times* He stales Shall we m the near fiiture send our battleships out to fitfht bereft of the armour plating which to day forms such an important part of
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    MR BOTTOMLEY TO PAY £36,000.
    650 10 j IIXKOAL DBAitINQ With Compaw SHAItHS. Jadfmenl against Mr Horatio Hottoinle>. M.1».. for £86,778, with interest and 'costs, wai fivsn by Mr Justice Bwintea Bed] In flu' Cbaiu-ory Court, m flj< i IOBBKmi by a creditor and contrilmtorv of iln« Joint Stock Trust ami Finance
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    TIN RETURNS.
    125 10 •Jan. it b. 1911. Belal 4.96.') Bruang 88 889 Hiusrli 400 *»,O.'U (7hfnidff>rfMH 440 (i *>P«'«i« &68 7,060 Heftwood 41m 9)4,894 Kuiiiuitiitg 4.f>'2o 943.119 Kanabri -27 1 8,006 Kinta Ml ll»4.06o Kinta Association 8*27 9'6,55a Klrduiiß 19% 2,061 Knmiut Pulai 57.'J 6,348 Lahal 7,628 MtMi^ltMnhu Lode MO ;i.957
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    737 10 The total where given represents figure for 1911. except wlnre a iigure m inck^tt is given represent i/i^ so many mouths. Estate managers and agents will oblige by i correcting returns if vrrong. Jau. F( 1.. l'.ni. Allatfar If ,160 Alma If ,789 Alor Gajab 2,075 18,476
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      331 10 The fact that some of your teeth are decayed although you have always cleaned them is a proof that the preparations which you have used do n^ preserve the teeth. Dae Odol! Being a liquid preparation it reaches all parts of the oral cavity, and being an antiseptic it arrests
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      13 10 For all internal complaints dysentry oough ©olds *c, take Woods' Great Peppermint Cur«
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      164 10 Besl Liniment. i mil i<i m^« i <> C!i 1 1 1 1 i lain s Ii ii. elie\« ihc pain >!t tly. b: :ui iintist ptu- lintmi i: ami promptly otuaea the wound t< any llangTl <«t bio vl p>i-nii afford tv bi without ti ii tnc. 1 b)
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    SHARES.
    1243 11 fi^ I T E> o AID LabtDiv. Buyers. Sellers. 85,000 2s 2s Allagar 10% 3 U 3 6 150,000 2s 2s Anglo-Malay 45% int Z 15 9 16 10* 50,000 2a 2s Batang Malaka 2 3 2 6 30,000 1 1 Baiu Caves 75% int Zlll5 0 12 7
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    EXCHANGE.
    68 11 (Corrected dp to Mar. U Bank 4m s 2-4 1132 demand 2-4 5-83 Private credits 3 m/t 2-4$ N credits 6 m c 2-4 11-16 France demand Bank 294 Germany, demand 288$ India, T. T. 174 Hongkong, demand iei Yokohama, demand 114 Java, demand 140J Bangkok, demand 66 Sovereigns,
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    PRODUCE.
    137 11 Mar. 2. Tin (175 tons sold) 95.05 Gambier buyers 10.40 Oambier Cube No. 1 15.60 Gambier Cube No. 2 nom. Pepper Black ordin. Spore buyers 22.50 Pepper, (White fair) buyers 31.7 5 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) nom. Nutmegs (SO to the lb.) nom. Mace (Banda) HO Cloves (Amboina)
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      30 11 HIGHEST QUALITY PORTLAND CEMENT "EAGLE" BRAND c^V j^^r "BORNEO" BRAND FRESH SHIPMENTS EVERY MONTH Every barrel guaranteed up to British Standard Specification m first-class condition. THE BORNEO CL SOLE IMPORTERS.
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      140 11 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The undermentioned dates of departure are only approximate. van N<jOHT Belawan-Deli y. Bkouwer Kiouw, Letoug, Tarompa. Midai, Genteng, roolooPandiamT Seraßsau. Selaku and Pemangkat a r MERKUs Sclat Paiuijang, V.engkalis. Siak
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      844 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Tona Commanders Arrived From For Wnea Sea Belle F.M.S. y-t 400 Ahraat Pahang 24-1 FMS v t Prorincien Dut oru 6500 Cate Bengkalis, 31-1 M. OHM] I>o^k Steamers Nat, Tonnage A Master From Consignees For Brouwer Dut 324 Sobmitz Djambi, 29-2 Sbips kftnn Ulunhi 4
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      224 11 NEXT MAILS DUE. From Europe.— Per MM Australian v\ lf h mails Dp to Peb 10. ddfl Mar 4. From China.— Pet M M E. Simons duo Mar London Mails Despatched. Lkft. DVB. Ar >ii>i N. D. L i.m j;> Peb 21 Peb 21 B. i. Peb l i'« b
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    THE COLOUR BAR.
    997 12 In thk Civil \m> Police skkvh The following are she Haws of a. Mac j Oatlum Scott. M.r.. who has brought the subject so prominently Itefore the House of Commons of late: An honest ami an eflUnent Civil Service is one of the great«st boons which Ilritish
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    REV. STEPHEN WALKER.
    593 12 The iiicmiHTs of the Presbyterian Church here. Mid many other friends, will he pleased to heur of their late minister, the Hevd Stephen Walker, who has just been elected to lbs ohargS of the Parish of j flraiistoilll. which is some four miles or so Iron Dalkeith.
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    Y. M. C. A. LECTURE.
    70 12 Dr. Paulus i lecturs «>n Tuesda) al f».ni. will ronaial almost entirely of populai experiments, among which ihe following will i»e Introduced: Combustion of gases under, and upon tin- surface of. srater: Transmutation of colours Diffusion of gases: Peculiar properties of ■osne] gases: A e\po-uie
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    SUICIDE AT HONGKONG.
    33 12 German Merchant Shoots Himself. Mr Kritz Kberius. Manager of HenaST, Bbarißsand to, has nnmnjilttad suicide by -hooting hiiiiseif with a revolver. The Firnr s otlii is ;it Duddall Street. Hongkong.
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    NAPIER LODGE.
    116 12 (Front our (urn CorrcMpttHdent) Telok Anson. Mar. 2. Last night a large and representative attendance of fnonmaamis Including forty five visitors from all parts gathered ut Napier Lodge. Telok Anson. to celebrate the installation of Worshipful Brother C. B. Oochrane as Worshipful Master: W, Bro. Sproule. D, <i.
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
    28 12 Piuseng, Brit 'Mh, (llendy, B*S, Penaiiß K. Sh. Co. Pennng i, Heudsburg, (Jer l t tjl, Orgel. t*S, Batn. via, B. Meyer and Co. Marseilles 6.
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    CRICKET.
    288 12 Kkktkhvs v. TBLBOBAm. Played OB the Ksplanude on Satarday. Scores. Btcbtbeas. l>. J. Ward 1. Gray 1 N. Clarke IbW Jenkins 0 EL M. Cantrell i> Oraj I Scharenguivel 0 Boper b Jenkins l<> W. K. Kay nor h Oliver 11 B. EL Thomas 0 Qray h < >1
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    GOLF.
    158 12 The Mar* 1 1 Monthlj Medal ol tl«. pore <ioif Club was played lot on the 1;....-( ourse Links on SatnrdAj ami sm. March and Brd The following cardi v 1c returned Mr O. d Seth won the Ball weep on H ituid.«v and Mi D. .1 Ward on
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    THOUGHT READING AND OTHER MYSTERIOUS PHENOMENA.
    319 12 novel ami unique entertainment which will v- nivtMi on Thursday and m tl;i\ lle\t ;it the TiMlttMlill ClllJ.. |,n iff, Alfred Capper and Mr. Owen Hughe* pro mieee to i>e o| \n\ attractive character. The Madrai Mail m oompUmentarj criticism eaid "t^uit.' the moet
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    326 12 1 It is notified that the Port of Calcutta is declared infected owing to the existence oi plague. The M.M. Company's steamer Krnest Simons was to leave Saigon at 8 p.m. on the 2nd instant and may be expected here to-day at about 10 a.m. The "Taiun Maru
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    RUBBER AND TIN RETURNS
    158 12 Si me I »ar-i and <» \v. i Punas 00 Bukit Lintann 1 1, <> Pajani 1 ii Pantai 2,500 i 7 V OOO I. idelhl Permata 1.570 I n i! I and I Q linkii Timah 'i-- Total financial Hoos^landt nod <> li.it d Bats
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    BUFFS DRUMS IN THE GARDENS.
    46 12 To* night at p.m. the lifes and Drums of the HutT^ will play a programme of music m the Botanical Gardens, which will be illuminated for the occasion. With clear weather this should prove an alt vac t i\ e performance.
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    39 12 The wedding has taken place of the R«T, .1. EL Smith, S. p. <;.. Chaplain m Province Welleatoy and Ethel Amelia Allan who arrived by the Oerjman Mail. Mr \unu was best man and the Rev. EL C. Haines officiated.
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    PASSENGERS.
    90 12 Per Terak Messrs Whitehead. J. K. Mardsen, Leighton, Korwale, K. Mixun, K. Stevens, A. Morton, Madam Moine. Mrs warn Cuylenburgi Di EL L. Camming. Per TSBStS Mr Mrs Lamb, Miss Lamb, Messrs L. S. (iauder. S.Augustine. PerNuentung: Mr A Mrs Duke. Mrs Seville, Mrs Saehee, Messrs M. Hilliaud, E.
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      41 12 What can l»e more criminal than to substitute one medicine for anot her? Yet this i* a common thing m India, where (Imnault's Syrup of I{\|>ophoHphite of Lime has saved thousandH of consumptives. i You must get "Grimaulfs and no imitation.
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      210 12 GAME. ENGLISH PHEASANTS, if ENGLISH PARTRIDGES, SCOTCH GROUSE, I SHANGHAI PHEASANTS Singapore Cold Storage COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE We have this day banded over the Agency of Messrs. James Watson hh<| J Co., Ltd., Scotch Whiskies, to Messrs CALDBEGK MACGREGOR Co. McALISTER Co., Ltd. f Singapore, Isth Feb., 1912. Orfevrerie <V
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