The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 September 1912
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Title Section14 1912-09-06 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TENfCENTS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 6. 1912. NO. 7,61914 words
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Article161 1912-09-06 1 Fraser's share circular will be found on' page 7. j Tionoh is pjiyiug auothev inteiim divid-' end -Page 7. S.C.C. lawn tennis nixl other sporting news on page 12. Operations for salving the "Waterwitch" eotitinue Pago 7. The French forces :n<> to advance on Marrakesh Page 7.161 words
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Article1738 1912-09-06 1 The simple children of the forest are j familiar with nature m all her varied aspects and moods, readily understanding things which are hidden buvo no meaning to those who live m towns and whose whole being is centred m the gathering of gain that they1,738 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement210 1912-09-06 1 JLASI THREE NIGHTS I *gr^ TO-NIGHT t» Wednesday, Ith, Thursday Sth Friday 6th Sept. "^T OF A MONSTER SPORTING PICTURE DEALING WITH THE GREAT OLYMPIC GAMES JUNE JULY 1912 STOCKHOLM JUNE JULY SUPPORTED BY s« J N E CHANCE 0F PICTURES. A SEA TRIP. A BplendU Comic. THE ENVIRONS OF210 words
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Advertisement471 1912-09-06 1 m^hv mH Hlh) a J HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH NORTH BBtDOB ROAD. I I TO-HIGH T TO-NIGH T! 1 I MAN'S LVST FOR GOLD Biogf»ph (As it is In the (iold CoutiUy.) HER CHILD'S HONOUR i mWln I (Powerful Drama.) ONE ROUND O'BRIEN Biogmpli I (Farce Comedy.) A I TRYING TO471 words
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Advertisement146 1912-09-06 1 S64>ac*a Btwrtiicmentt. Notice Be Lo\al Orange Lodge Page Bankruptcy notice re Tan Tiang Ann Page 2. Capable man wanted for book room Page 5Tbe Baudiuanu Company opeus on Sept. 11 Page I. Notice re meeting of St. Andrew Society Page 2. Superintendent of Police required for Tientsin--Page .">. Notice re146 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous111 1912-09-06 1 THE WEEK Friday 6th. High Water— 5 -3 J a.m.. 4 0 p.m Nyala.s Meeting KvattH. 12. P. A O. Outward Mail duv. 'Organ' Dancv. S.V A. Drill Hall. 9 pm. Lodge St. Qeotgt Ejnergent. 9,15 pm. Satorda; 7th. High Water— s-2i a.m.. 5 :>0 p.m. New Singapore Meeting Kvatts,111 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement550 1912-09-06 2 i NEW RECORDS FOB OLD BRING YOUR OLD RECORDS TO US AND WE WILL ALLOW YOU ON THEM IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW ONES ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. NoticGS MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that On-hard Koad, from Sootts Koad to Orange Grove Road, will be closed for repairs from550 words
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Advertisement711 1912-09-06 2 FRED LANDER TURF ACCOUNTANT, HAS OPENED HIS BOOK ON THE ST. LEGER RUN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11th. COMBINATION placing them Ist, 2nd& 3rd as they run. 1,500—15 Starting with Lomond. 1,500—10 Starting with any other horse. Also Straight Out. Farther Prices, particulars ou application. All Communications MUST BE addressed to Head711 words
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Advertisement880 1912-09-06 2 Auct ions AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furniture, Japanese Screens h AT POWELL A CO.'S SALEROOM On Saturday, 7th September, at 11 a.m. Twelve carved Java teak standard chairs rattan fancy chair* ami Mttotg nah i n vsm, tables with utirroiH attached: teak uashstands with marble tops: a uuiubei880 words
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Article1063 1912-09-06 3 OatßOl AND DK\KLOI>MKST OK THK ToPEE INTERKKTIM; YIKWS OF AN OLI> COLONIST. An old Colonist writes to the "Times ol Ceylon from Home as follows:— A recent correspondence m the "Times trfCeylou" on this well-worn topic may perhaps excuse a few belated words on the1,063 words
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Article713 1912-09-06 3 The House of Commons once derided that to build a bridge across the Thames j at Westminster would bring about the disruption of England. When we arc I. entering the Calcutta express at Calais we »j shall place the opposition to the TrausPersian Railway m the same713 words
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Article135 1912-09-06 3 i amiu Strengthens thk 01 rposTa. Allahabad, Aug 17. 2 1 The Pioneer's frontier correspondent states that the Amir has carried out hie I intention of strengthening the outposts on f tha Perso Afghan border and also m B Afghan Turkestan, to the Xorth of Herat. b Local135 words
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Article450 1912-09-06 3 TH E SICK BEAN'S AOOXY HAS BEGUN/ European Alarm. For the Ottoman Empire tbe blast of doom bas sounded," declares Dr. K. J. Dillon, tbe "Telegraph's" well informed St. Petersburg correspondent, m a message dispatched lasi night (Aug. 7tb.» A feeling of alarm, be says, is450 words
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Article392 1912-09-06 3 Til Economy OF Oil. lh;i\ inc.. The motor-ship thut has made history, the pioneer oil driven Sohuidia," will be J m Singapore once more on her second j trip to the Far Kast on Monday. She will oil here and tbat will serve her supply during the392 words
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680 1912-09-06 3 Thk Penalty of Improper Fain ho. How to Pervknt This Massacrk. What mother's heart can fail to bleed at the statement that eight million children are brought into ihe world, m anguish, to be killed before they are a year old by improper ceding t680 words
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417 1912-09-06 3 A (iRI.AT S< lEXTII IC DIBOOTBBT. Major- General Boat, Professor of Tropioal Medicine m the I niversity of Liverpool, lias just published a pamphlet summarising tbe facts known with regard to Malaria which, as Sir Joseph Fa\ier lias written. is the cause of417 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement32 1912-09-06 3 I Apioline Chapoteaut is superior to steel drops or pennyroyal and is a safe remedy for ladies. 1 1 Recommended to remove pain, obstruction and the irregularities peculiar to the sex. Id32 words
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Advertisement289 1912-09-06 3 V* ABSOLUTELY <#CV PURE GRAND PRIX Jk. PARIS 1889 \T BEER THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd., SOLE IMPORTERS. C. G. HIBBERT Co., Ltd. (Incorporated m England) KLANG and IPOH. GENERAL MERCHANTS AGENTS. A (/cuts for C. G HIBBERT Co. (Established 1767) London and Southampton KANGAROO" Brand of Bottled Beer. FORTNUM289 words
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Article987 1912-09-06 4 T HE BURRINJUCK DAM. Aihtralia's Campaign Against Drought. The cabled anuoiuiceiueut of the formal opening of the Burrinjuck Dam m New South Wales, and the irrigation scheme for which it is to supply the water, is a »Qoie than ordinarily interesting event m Australia's domestic history. Bnrrinjuck is the biggest987 words
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Article312 1912-09-06 4 I.l lt\l\ \M) THE STKUTS. The Rangoon Gazette" discussing Immigrant Labour m Burma" touches on the counter attractions to Indian labour provided by the Straits. It remarks While the amount of immigration has just about doubled, the amount of emigration, which is mostly made up of cooliet, returning312 words
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Article323 1912-09-06 4 I'eople at home get occasional glimpses of Ihe prosperity of the Federated Malay Mates, such as the following from the (ilobe." If Mr. Lloyd (ieorge has time m the midst of his Parliamentary polemics to notice that over 28 per cent, of revenue remained as a surplus m323 words
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Article181 1912-09-06 4 ÜBBMfI 01 Lockjaw ox TRI Bau.. With reference to the objection which was recently made to an Australian crick*ter who used resin on his fingers m order to get a better hold of the ball, the British Medical Journal says this is far better than the plan181 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement49 1912-09-06 4 APPOINTMENT H.M. THE KING. CONTRACTORS TO The British Admiralty. The War Office. The India Office. MILKMAID MILK LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. FOR MILK I STAND WITH SAFETY I I MILKMAID BRAND I MILKMAID MILK IS GUARANTEED TO CONTAIN ALL THE CREAM BUY THE BRAND YOU GAN RELY ON.49 words
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Advertisement27 1912-09-06 4 Tbe F i?? ch Medical Profession rely on Santal Midy to^ cure chronic bronchitis, kidney and bladder trouble, as well as discharges from the urinary organs. 127 words
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Advertisement547 1912-09-06 4 A Working Housewife Nervous Depression, Neuralgia, Sleeplessness A cheeitul, bri-ht way <>f Looking at thing*, a l>ri ■!< activity wW h easily enables her to < o almost as \\)\ic\) as tv.<> ordinary p eTM<nv are Mime of the immediate fxtnfits Mr:-. TarKeJ darived ho- PboWeHne LI c n)O>-t liard-workin^'547 words
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Article269 1912-09-06 5 Not b:iviu« been present at any stage of the event recorded here we cannot person lly vouch for iv accuracy. It reaches us however, from v reliable source backed by four witnesses. On Monday last, 'our informants allege), •i Chinaman died la the Penang District hospital.269 words
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Article230 1912-09-06 5 It has been suggested by French pro EeMOI that every household should have 111 snake instead of its cat, or dog. for the purpose of keeping rats or Dale* awa\. li i> not new. says M Fireside and Farm I S.A for m the days of230 words
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194 1912-09-06 5 <>\ r.R Ska Tini'i Perth, August 10th. Speaking last night at the annual dinner of the West Austra liau Chamlier of Manufacturers. Premier Seaddon mrule an important pronouiu-t'inent relative to the State Steamship Service. The Premier, having dealt with the condi tious of shipping194 words
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Article223 1912-09-06 5 Mr. Henry Oldys. formerly of tbe United States Biological Survey, m tbe course of a recent lecftun at tbe Iniwrsity of Chicago, baid that birds were r»os*< ssed of an acs tbetic lenM similar to tbat of human bi> ings. Birds dance m tli«> air, do 'High*223 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement837 1912-09-06 5 SINGAPORE SPORTING CLUB. THE AUTUMN RACE MEETING (UNDER S. R. A. RULES OF RACING) WILL BE HELD ON Tuesday the Bth, Thursday the 10th, i and Saturday the 12th October, 1912. PROGRAMME FIRST DAY. Tuesday, Bth October, 1912. 1. THE PAVILION STAKES. 2-30 p.m. Value $600. A Selling Race. A837 words
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Advertisement1228 1912-09-06 5 \y SMART SUITINGS \S />• SMART TAILORING s\ FOR THE SMART SET v/ J. GROWTHER SHAW, v y yv MERCHANT TAILOR, \S 30-a, Raffles Place. /x i Wanted CAPABLE MAN WANTED 1 For Book Room. Apply METHODIST PUBLISHING HOUSE. Superintendent cf Police, Tientsin. The British Municipal Councils, Tientsin, .invite application*1,228 words
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Advertisement360 1912-09-06 5 \INERTOir>^ PAINT ANTICORROSIVE Exhaustive trials have proved it to be the best protecnon for iron constructional work against rust. Sea water has no effect whatever on iron and steel coated with Inertol. WATERPROOF Concrete and cement surfaces are rendered impermeable. Most suitable for reservoirs water-tanks etc. Write for lUustmied Booklet:360 words
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Article, Illustration1485 1912-09-06 6 The Singapore Free Press Friday, Sept 6, 1912 Una»f' r-y indue i t «.i i un" ni c t >.n; Meie i^fiul Tmli if, gl wic'is BMWfM dra*. HI sdtff-J to V. li.ijn I yaity %.->:» L»/». Wriling at MMM haste at lato hour of tin* cvonin«, we hasten to1,485 words
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Article438 1912-09-06 6 > < The executors of the late Mr. Tigran Sarkies only got their Letters of Adrainis tratiou on Wednesday and yesterday the Federal Life Assurance Co. handed them a Cheque for 920,000 which is m accord au«,e with the Federal Life's reputation for paying claims without unnecessary delay. Dr. .lames438 words
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Correspondence.
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Letter280 1912-09-06 6 TBl Kmtoh. Sir, I should like to Cfltof m> prou-** against the extraordinary eooducl <-; 'he. Bandmanu Co. in failing to keep theii >>n gagements. Being a bachelor I take the ■ppMfaaity of such visits to return MMM of th. liospi tality extended to me by married280 words
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Letter693 1912-09-06 6 To ihk Kditoh. Sir.- Fractions" it one of r J men who drive a reasonable argumeui to an illogical conclusion. It is possibly easier to draw a rikisha containing one person than a likisha containing two poj sons, that again will depend on the weigh*. of the individual693 words
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Page 6 Advertisements
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Advertisement176 1912-09-06 6 J^S| ;^y THE FINEST EAST OF SUEZ r $Mjen7€Pt Cvirtaii^f "fl CRETONNES H 'I TAPESTRIES .J m» ,i SPECIAL DISPLAY OF i 1 lII] VALUABLE STOCK OF U J 250 /VEM^ PtECES 1 MONDAY, SEPT. 2nd Following Days. Adelphi Hotel. I f NIGHTLY, A GRAND CONCERT BY THE WORLD-RENOWNED I176 words
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Advertisement116 1912-09-06 6 EDO AH UUUOH. P l> LOST An AiiHtialiau terrier dog, blue and silver, on the morning of the flth from Ba, Chancery Lane. $20 reward will be paid on return o! same. Sep (I THE BANK OF TAIWAN, Ltd. NOTICE. A BRANCH OF THIS BANK HAS NOW BEEN OPENED AT116 words
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Article56 1912-09-06 7 HOPE FOR ROOSEVELT. Kecter's Service. London, Sept. .Hh.-Th.. honour of the \erroout election lie with the Democrats and the Rooseveltians, of wfcou the latter were unexpectedly successful. Koth nro fess to regard the result as the hanni est augury of the presidential election V er mont has hitherto56 words
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Article134 1912-09-06 7 Washington, Sept 4th.~I)i plomatic cir cleg believe that Britain's delay in asking tor arbitration on the Panama Question indicates that the Government will even tually abandon the idea. It is pointed out that ffbn Britain fnlly understands that the froe tolls clause only applies to American coastwise trade,134 words
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Article349 1912-09-06 7 A moderate business can he reported in our market during the week under review, although again it has been chiefly con fined to Sterling Rubbers. There have been considerable fluctuations iu most of these shares, which on the whole close slightly easier than last advices. Local Rubbers349 words
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Article99 1912-09-06 7 Mandai Tekong L'.-iiil \gents Evatt and Co. Nyalas 1.700: toial 4.»)<>< kgentf (Juthrie arid Co. Kaiuuuing tin: 1'ikuls 3*0. M net re venue 91, Mil. 04. \geuts Sharpe, Iioss and Co. B«hmg Malaka :{,70( Agents HnttLMihacb Uros. nnd Co. Koyal Joborc tin 66 pikuh \gents Wolsb99 words
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Article149 1912-09-06 7 FIGHTING AT WINDSOR. The Kaiser at Kirchberg. RehtriTb Service. maZ 110 SePt 'T U con^»«ation of th, manoeuvres, a battle raged all night rounc NN mdsor Castle. Exchanges of shots too Place even m Windsor streets, and cavalr, to-day forded the Thames m pursuit of tbi enemy 8149 words
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Article56 1912-09-06 7 London. Sept. 4tb. A shocking accident bas taken place at the Hungarian manoeu. vres. A balloon held by a hundred soldiers was carried up by a gust of wind. All released their hold except three, who wert earned to a height of 400 ft, when tbe56 words
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Article46 1912-09-06 7 Still Growing. London, Sept The Admiralty will lay down m November tbe largest battleship hitherto planned, wiih i displacement ot thirty thousand tons, a length of s< yen huudred of teet. a speed of twenty niue knots and main armament of fourteen inch guns.46 words
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Article41 1912-09-06 7 Tangiers, Sept 1 The Trench Com mender has dec ide«l to advance on Marraksesb despite tbe risk to tbe captured Frenchmen who have not been released. It is reported however tbat the popularity of Xl Hiba is waning.41 words
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Article43 1912-09-06 7 London, S^pt. .">. Oilicial estimates of the .Japanese rice c »op autic;pate an inrrease ot >.'/en pat cent compared with Mat year. PRINCE HENRY AT TSINGTAU. Tsingtau, Sept. 4.—Prince Henry of Prussia bas arrived here and leaves for Japan to morro>v.43 words
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Article30 1912-09-06 7 London. Sept. ."..There are reports tbat the Kaiser bas iuvite-1 princess Mary to make a short si;iy with his danghftei at Potsdam m the s|nin^.30 words
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Article88 1912-09-06 7 (From Out Own Corrtspimdent.) Penang, Sept. ff, Tbe Tara" brought m 1,981 Indian coolies: •>.]'.*:> were released from quarau tine on Pulo Jerejak and 1,273 were seat to Port Swettenham. A Cblnaiaw has been convicted at the Assi/.es of robbery at Ayer Ktam, and hat been sent to88 words
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Article97 1912-09-06 7 PROFESSOR SHAEFER'S CLAIM. Chemical Reproduction. Rbcteb's Service. b London, Sept. .V The papers make a i feature of Professor Shaefer's address to k the British Association foreshadowing the y artificial productiou of life. He contend e ed that research indicates that the dividing line between living and97 words
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Article41 1912-09-06 7 Loudon, Sept. ">.— Eighteen persons have been injured in the first tube collision which has occurred in London, at the Caledonian road station. Two hundred persons had a narrow escape and thorn was n momentary panic in the pitchy darkness.41 words
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Article23 1912-09-06 7 Melbourne, Sept. ft. Two persons have bean killed and titty injured in a collision of trains on a sul»art>an line.23 words
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Article21 1912-09-06 7 Sydney, Sept. ft. The aviator Hart fell two hundred feet seriously injuring himself. His machine was demolished.21 words
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Article29 1912-09-06 7 London. Sept. The lioard of Trade has issued revised'' rtil«s requiring all foreign going vessels to provide sulncient I;f«'l)oat accouiiModation for alJ on board. > m29 words
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Article283 1912-09-06 7 The audiences attracted tin* last few nights to the Theatre Koyal have discovered that in Uenville Jensen they see a champion performer, everything that he performs is done with ease and finish. Nor does he divert his audience's attention bf professional chatter so common with Magifians. One trick283 words
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Article121 1912-09-06 7 Over a jrouraftortbt BCImU event a man has been arrested for the mutdetoi (Jaw Iioon Chan at Villa St. Joseph, Pasir I\vn Jang. The circumstances of the murder an 1 well known; a reward of 910,000 was Offered by the relativt s of (ho deceased, two men121 words
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Article120 1912-09-06 7 Salvage work on the sunken "Watct\v!((h" is being continued and it is likely that the I vessel will bo plnced on an even keel to day. The two remaining masts have been strengthened and steel hawsers have been made fast round them and carried to two winches120 words
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BALKAN UNREST.
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Article63 1912-09-06 7 Rkoteb's Service. London, Sept. 4.—The Balkan outlook is causing renewed disquietude. The bellicose agitation m Bulgaria coutinues and it is feared that the Cabinet will ultimately be forced to yield to the clamour for war. The Bulgarians desire better treatment than the Christians m Macedonia and63 words
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Article31 1912-09-06 7 Lotdon, Sept. 5.—Middlesex and Surrey beat the Australiuus by ten wickets at the Oval. The M.C.C. v. Yorkshire match was dra,wu. The South Africans v. Hampshire match was drawn.31 words
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Article37 1912-09-06 7 London, Sept. 5.—The Bethuue mine is anre and there are frequent explosions. Two rescuers have been killed, and three seriously injured. Later.—In the Bethune explosion sixty are dead, and their bodies are mostly unrecognisable.37 words
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Article32 1912-09-06 7 London, Sept. 4.- -Fourteen main telegraph wires have been cut at Potters Bar ami a notice erected saying it was done owing to tbe attitude of the Liberals towards suffragettes.32 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement105 1912-09-06 7 Agricultural loans in Perak proceec slowly, $8,805 being lent in Krian. Tht •amount outstanding on Dec. 31st was M 2,110. A note in the administration re port says The Malays appreciate the advantages of a Government loan at 6 per cent., bul do not yet recognise fully the fact thai105 words
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Advertisement171 1912-09-06 7 THEFT FROM ROBINSON'S SALE. In the third court yesterday morning Mr. Arthur convicted the Jewish lad, Solomon Abdul Nabi, of the theffc of u necktie from Num. Kobiuson and Co.'g gale on Monday and imposed a line of $20 or in default of payment one month'* imprisonment. The death is171 words
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Advertisement674 1912-09-06 7 THE LATE Mri. C. E. VELGE. It will be with the deepest regret that the whole Colony, as well as the Federated Malay States, where he was also so well known, will learn of the death of Mr. C. K. Velge. one of tbe oldest, most respected, and best liked674 words
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Advertisement54 1912-09-06 7 ROBiNSOM'S CASH SALE STEAMER pjT/^Q TRAVELLING VJO AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES I PRIliF Mw PRIPF Every Rug Guaranteed to be full size and weight. Reduced to Each Robinson C° X 111 VrV VClI LlV/d J MADE IenclandI ON SALE BY ALL DEALERS AND ROBINSON Co. JOHN LITTLE Co., Ltd. KATZ54 words
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Article551 1912-09-06 8 Exit R. M. S. Ophir. F. J. m the West Australian, writes: It is currently reported that the F. M. S. Ophir," now nearing Tilbury, is making her lust voyage m the Australian mail service of the Orient Line. There is a 1 strong probability that the551 words
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Page 8 Advertisements
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Advertisement55 1912-09-06 8 Apartments BOARD AND RESIDENCE. .ivately. Daily oi Monthly terms. Near "TENNIS co" Free Pre^s.' 19-9_ Y. M. C. A. HOUSE. wi >7or r^H 8 lbc avall »We from the 15th WUm or without boa id. Apply Hept TBE OENERAL SECRETARY. l >-9 OXLEY HOUSE, OXLEY ROAD. and two single rooms.55 words
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Advertisement488 1912-09-06 8 To Let TO LET One furnished room without board m Private Family, and also stabling for carriage and horse. Apply to BOX B. 8., co "Free Press." Sept 5 8-9 TO LET Nicely Furnished Rooms with or without hoard. Good locality Near Town. Apply to S. A. c/o Free Press."488 words
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Advertisement642 1912-09-06 8 Shipping NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD FOR EUROPE THK IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL STEAMER KLEIST 8.959 tons, Captain Maass, left Hongkong on Thursday, the Stli instant, at 10 a.m. and may be expected to arrive here on Monday afternoon the 9th instant, at about 3 P.M. She will probably be despatched for Europe on642 words
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Advertisement594 1912-09-06 8 Shipping MM. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES. MAIL LINE China, Japan, Ceylon. Aden, Egypt and Marseilles OUTWARD HOMEWARD Sydney Sep. 5 Cal^donien Sep. 27 Nera Sep. 16 Sydney Oct. 14 Magellan Sep. 30 Nera Oct. 28 Paul Lecat Oct. 14 Magellan Nov. 11 Australien Oct. 28 Paul Lecat Nov. 25 A. Behie Nov.594 words
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Advertisement672 1912-09-06 8 Shipping N. D. L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steamers o< this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connecting Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria and vice versa Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtan672 words
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Advertisement565 1912-09-06 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 Aiuerioac Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINES 1912 Homeward (for Euiiors). From Singapore, connecting565 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous301 1912-09-06 8 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. J 1 P. A O. str Macedonia, connecting with ffiO str, Devanba at Colomlto due Sept. 6.— Mrs. G. Bingham. Mr. H. J. C. Largo. c: P. O. str, Nankin, due Sept. 13.—Mi. 1 Mr<. W. Small, Mrs. A- Miss*.•„ Howard. Mls« J. Hendarson, Mr. A Mi>,. T.301 words
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Page 9 Advertisements
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Advertisement1165 1912-09-06 9 *f I. tJL Shipping Toyo Kisen Kaisha Paci^'i? i (ORIENT AT Q Q O VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN CiN L AL b S CO.) AND HONOLULU J AND Semi-Tropical Route i \Y/^r>4.^ T^fc -r* d^JSL Ilne takin 8 tho warm SOUTHERN western Pacific Railway Co. %™^&2£?J£*2£SBt%2i i rhC Ne^c«°to1,165 words
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Advertisement525 1912-09-06 9 Banks THE BANK OF TAIWAN, Ltd. Incorporated by SPECIAL IMPERIAL CHARTER. Capital Subscribed V 10,000,000 Capital Paid Up V 6,250,000 Reserve Funds V 3,100,000 HEAD OFFICE TAIPEH, FORMOSA, (Taiwan). Branches and Agencies: Vmoy Keelung Osaka Tamsui iouibay Kobe Shanghai Tokyo .anton Kagi Bwatow Yokohama Calcutta London Taichu Etc., etc roochow525 words
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Advertisement417 1912-09-06 9 Insurance THE GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, No. 3, Malacca Street, Singapore. TRANSACTS INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, riz: Life, Accident, Motor-car, Fire and Marine, etc. On h/ the best Cowjuinics represented. Phone 473. A. HEI RUTH, MANAGEB A^B 8 8-11 Royal Insurance Co. Ld Fire Life Total Funds exceed j:ih,ooo,ooc THE LARGEST417 words
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Advertisement391 1912-09-06 9 GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE Co.. Ltd. Head Office WINCHESTER HOUSE SINGAPORE. Nominal Capital t2iui cm Paid up Capital $13^410 Insurances m force over $5,000,000 Annual premium Income over.... s 400.009 Board of Directors I G. A. Derrick, Esq., Chairman. p;il'*> F IR E9Q Mana 8 l *8 Directoi, Peter fowlie,391 words
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Article381 1912-09-06 10 An appeal is addressed by Miss G. Trenliolin, a well known settlement worker, to the fashionable women of New York and other cities to inaugurate an era of modest dressing. Miss Trenholm declares that the gravest problem confronting the V'nited States is not political corruption, but the381 words
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Article395 1912-09-06 10 German Comments. Id a telegram from Magdeburg, tbe centre of the German sugar industry, to tlu Lokalan/.eiger it is pointed out that England instigated tbe Brussels Sugar Convention, and is now doing all m her power to break it up. England's candid admission of her reason for395 words
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Article76 1912-09-06 10 The King of Spain with ijueen Eugenic I and Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Hols I tein indulged m coco- nut 6hie6 and shies at Aunt Sally at a bazaar at Osborne. The King k nocked off a coconut and carried it away under his arm, while Princess76 words
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Page 10 Advertisements
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Advertisement619 1912-09-06 10 a jaJiaH Another of C. B.s Delicacies «HB^^« C. B. OXFORD SAUSAGES UNEXCELLED. "Z£^^ I Crosse Blackwell guarantee i^^^^^^^Ti f 1 these and all their other table delicacies to be fP^^ aa t» E «»i_-«K.j H produced under ideal conditions of cleanliness. [j t^^'^J^ifSTf B 1 a»| y« AGENTS FOR619 words
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Advertisement140 1912-09-06 10 BEAUTY //c: Pays \\i /^THomage N X to Hazeline Snow" (TRADE MARK) Never was homage more richly IMS deserved It stimulates the skin to Ori( r inil healthy action, cleanses the pore and produces the charming tone and Non-greaSy «lky loftnesa essential to beauty. oKin Every lady who wishes to140 words
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Article979 1912-09-06 11 -AP. M UB. PM». LABT Div Burißß. SBLUKRB «5,000 2« 2«» AMagar 8% 3fl "J.^OO 2s 2e Anglo-Malay 15? int 16 3 17 50,000 2s 2h Batang Malaka 30,000 1 Batu Caves 40* int £3 0 0 14 1? n 30,000 1 1 Bukit Lintang 1?4% <nt .4 16979 words
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Article72 1912-09-06 11 (Corrected dp to Sept. o.) Bank 4 m/s 3.4 9.3^ demand 3.4 i.\§ Private credits 8 m/s 3.4 15 82 m credits 6ms 2 1 4 France demand Bank 294 Germany, demand 288 i India, T. T. 174| Hongkong, demand \sl% Yokohama, demand H4i Java, demand 140} Bangkok, demand72 words
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Article129 1912-09-06 11 Sept. 5. Tia buyers S1O7.5O Gambier 9.40 Gambier Cube No. 1 14 00 Gambier Cube No. 2 non» Pepper Black ordin. Sport... 20.05 Pepper, (White fair) 84.00 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) now Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) nom Mace (Banda) 116 Cloves (Amboina) nom Bali Coffee (4% Black)129 words
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Advertisement135 1912-09-06 11 SAMUEL WITHERS Go's SAFES. No. 186- A. *U ins. by IS ins. by 17 ins. :^0 ins. by 21 ins. by •>() ins. 3(5 ins. by '>-> ins. by ->:J ins.. STOCK SIZES. No. 415. 26 ins. by 19 ins. by IS ins. 30 ins. by *il ins. by 'li)135 words
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Advertisement83 1912-09-06 11 De KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE NETHERLANDS INDIA GOVERNMENT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagency, Ltd, 2-3, Collyer Quay The underment'oned dates of departure are only approximate. van Noort Batavia, Seinarang and Soerabaia y^p 6 SCHOUTEN Riouw, Billiton Batavia, Sourabaya, Boeleleng, Ainpenan, Makassar Tifoe, Amboina. Banda-Neira, Saparoea, Amahei, Piroe,83 words
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Miscellaneous1181 1912-09-06 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Tong Commanders Arrived From For Whea Spits Dut Ciovt. 443 Hebber Samboe, 31 8 hut Consul Samboe Steamers Nat. Tonnage Master From Consignees Fot Aska Brit 148 Redfearn C'cutta, 2-7 A G Co Uncertain RH.Uoug Brit 710 Rushton B'kok, 2-9 Low Sum B'kok 6 Cbiengmai1,181 words
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Article1039 1912-09-06 12 following on the coments made m this journal on the question of technical education, the matter of schools m Singapore naturally arises, because if the elementary stages art- not well taught, particularly English, no progress is possible m technical education. Attention has been called particularly to Singapore,1,039 words
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Article212 1912-09-06 12 The following is the draw for the Foursome Competition which has been in-ranged to celebrate the 21st Anniversary of tho Club. Holes up. Holes up. A.W.I). Dove J. Lornie C Graham Brown rG. A. Hall C. Winter gcr Dr. Finlayson F. L. Kobinsou W. E. Hooper Dr212 words
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Article465 1912-09-06 12 Tm MILLf Tkopiu. The siugapore Ladies Ritle A i ciatiou •hot fcr the Mills Trophy s, tember Jompetition* with the followin recall. Miss Huxley Mrs Felkin Scoular 31 Mauldou 1i) Miss Kerr 0 < Mrs Watkins 0 1 A bill is being considered m H< ngkoug465 words
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Article319 1912-09-06 12 YESTERDAY'S PLAY. Qualifying Rounds. Championship. D. Y. Perkins beat A. Jenkins, 3—6, 6—l, 6—o. D. Class Singles. W. E. Rayner beat J. A. L. Smith, 10 8, 6—4. T. M. Shervington beat W. A. Fell, 1— 6, 6—3, 6—4. Profession Pairs. Army 2. Lt. Col. W.319 words
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Article158 1912-09-06 12 The DAY 'S TIES. A. QLAM DOOMjM. H. E. Sir Arthur Young and (iaunt v Dliver and Vowler. itohertson and Perkins v Wilson and I. yall. Dunn and Stout v Modiug and Lenthall To finish.) Phipps and Dr. Rutler v Howe and Vlayson <To finish.) Champiosmhi- Paii<?>. CJreen and Seth158 words
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Article33 1912-09-06 12 Sl Nl).\\, SEPT. HTM. Leave Johnston's Pier at 8, 9 ami 10 i.in., 2.80 and 3.30 p.m. Leave Club house at M.30 and 9.30 a.m.. 12.15. 3 and 5.30 p.m.33 words
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Article914 1912-09-06 12 The "Klang" and the "lianee" Mere at the wharves yesterday (Thursday) bunker ing and loading transhipment cargo. The Seang Bee arrived from Rangoon on Wednesday with part cargo of rice for discharge here. She loads for China. The M. M. Company's steamer Bourbou left Saigon at noon ou914 words
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Advertisement131 1912-09-06 12 M.S.V.U. FOR MANOEUVRES. The detachment of the M.S.V.K. for the Manoeuvres will be eighty strong, with three officers and there will be five or Bix officers who will be attached to different companies of the Regulars. The detachment will arrive by the M Sea Belle" on Thursday afternoon, 19th and131 words
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Advertisement204 1912-09-06 12 j^ggnis^ 6 are J UBt vn P ac^ n S a larger i^^^^^^^k Consignment of JHS^^HI splendid selections ICE $1 25 Each Selections b> Hands aud Oi-clio-t .1 H n WELSH SONGS lH pi scotch songs ENGLISH SONGS 1 10 inch, Double BkUd 6 6 PRICE $1-25. ®BAG PIPE SELECTIONS204 words
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