The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 11 February 1913
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Title Section15 1913-02-11 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. rEN CENTS SINGAPORE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 11 1913. NO. 7,7f)l15 words
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Article173 1913-02-11 1 The Turks have apparently commenced their flank attacks on the Bulgarian and Servian positions at Tchataldja and Hulair m Gallipoli, landings having been effected m both neighbourhoods. The Turks claim to have succeeded the telegrams from Sofia deny that they haye Page 7. Mexico has had its173 words
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Article878 1913-02-11 1 What will it profit that with tears or laughter Our watch we keep Beyond it all there lies the Great Hereafter When the mail brought m the news of her death I foil more than it parsing pang of regret. It seemed impossible to picture her lying cold878 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement220 1913-02-11 1 BPATHES FAVOURITE DETECTIVE-ACTOR m his latest thrilling production. NICK AS WI N TER I STOLEN FAVOURITE IN FOUR PARTS. be misled by tli.s. irho want Mmethlag really stirriua. and a picture that bi eagerly sought by M<lniiivrs of that clever picture play artist. TO-NIGHT 9-80 to 11 p.m. TO RE220 words
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Advertisement412 1913-02-11 1 I THE CHINESE NEW YEAR FEATURES I I— AT THE H HARISV3A HALL CINEMATOGRAPH, I NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. g I Special Film produced by the Itala Film Co. ft "LIKE A SISTER" I (A Sweet Love Story combined with spirit stirring aeroplane accident.) am SUPPORTED BY 9 SHE IS A412 words
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Advertisement192 1913-02-11 1 Sclav's Btocrtiscmcnte. Among the new wanteds are importers, Chinese clerks, dernarcators, European schoolmaster for Johoro, and European j assistant Page 2. Shipping sailings include the Minderoo, the Singapore, the Pr. Eitel Frederich, the Pembrokeshire, and new M..M. sailings The corset expert for Messrs Whiteaway Laidlaw has now arrived Page 1.192 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous130 1913-02-11 1 THE WEEK Tuesday Uth. High Water 1-27 a.m.. 1-26 p.m. Polo Club Meeting, Exchange 5 p.m. Presb. Ch. Sewing party "Braenar" 4.30 p.m. Dallas Co "What every Woman Kuows" 9 pin. Wednesday 12th. High Water— lf. 2 a.m., 2-3 p.m. Lodge Zetland Regular, 8-3u p.m. Thursday 13th. Blgh Water— 2-20130 words
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Article199 1913-02-11 2 Interesting speculation ns to developments with oil driven warships m the British Navy are raised by the announcement that the Admiralty has purchased, at a cost of X"2, 000,000 large oi! shale ureas m New Brunswick. But, apart from this, the news is interesting because it199 words
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Article237 1913-02-11 2 As illustrating our belief that Dedeagateh is the sea main base for Bulgarian supplies this, m the "Shipping Insurance" section of Kairplay this shows that the work of war supply is now going on through that port "It is understood that the Bulgarian Government have been237 words
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Article268 1913-02-11 2 An inquest was held on Harry Subbard and Walter Edward Pearson, both single, of the Uoyal Garrison Artillery, who lost their lives m the recent gun explosion at Shoeburyness. Captain Dreyer, Koyal Artillery, assistant superintendent of experiments at Shoeburyness, who was injured, evidence that he was m268 words
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Article79 1913-02-11 2 When is it lawful to kill riolenoe to capture v basglac The Law Journal," witli the circn neml rale, i^ is not nl to kill even v poison aaeaaltiog one or itealitiK oae'i goodi unless one's is m dAßger, such an net is at79 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement679 1913-02-11 2 To Let TO LET Woodfiide Grange Road, Furnished. Large Compound, Six tennis courts. Apply ALLEN ft OLEDHILL. Feb 11 uc TO LET Seaside Bungalow Furnished, No. 43, Telob Kurau. Apply to If. H. BASSOON, 5, Malacca St. Jan 7 7-3 i TO LET A Compound house No. 2, Dublin Road,679 words
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Advertisement687 1913-02-11 2 Wanted WANTED Two Chinese clerks, for office work, by Mercantile Finn. Apply 1 MASS.' 1 c/o Free Press. Feb il 18-2 WANTED Assistant, European, by Mercantile Firm, at customary commencing salary. Only First Class man need apply to "S. D.," c/o Free Press. Feb 11 ths 16-2 WANTED Wholesale importers687 words
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Advertisement727 1913-02-11 2 i Notices THE RATHBOURNb DAIRY FARM :)kd Mile, BBJUMOOH Koad. I Is prepared to deliver fresh pure cows milk at the hous^ or at the following agencies 62-2, Orchard Road, 64, Beach Road, 28, Kling Street, and at the Farm. Imperial Pints (nearly Whisky bottle full) 20 cts. Imperial Quarts727 words
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Advertisement546 1913-02-11 2 THE Singapore Free Press MORNING DAILY To Our Readers. The Singapore I I■• hU a M Dai I) and 1^ on Bale at depots hour each morning (Sundays, price Tea < Sent! ;i copy. Babecrtbera 1 copies will be fattvi 1 private residences, (or town ofl j ow If preferred)546 words
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Article223 1913-02-11 3 TROI VKM IMmwinv; m PiLlffUlMi Persons arriving i ti Manila recently from .Jolo bring tales of warlike doings m that port, hut inquiries at the military bend quarters failed to corroborate any of the rumours of an impending war. The tours are persisteut, however. and o is223 words
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Article205 1913-02-11 3 He was a youn^ man, yet the tired lines 1 About his eyes convinced his companions that he has known many i\ bedless night. But he was among his eldest as he sipped his coffee that evening around the fire at tlii* colony camp. The company was made205 words
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Article164 1913-02-11 3 Washington, Jan. 7th. At a meeting of the Committee of the House of Representatives which is investigating the f-o-culled shippiug combine" to day the first witness, Mi. Sydney Story, of New Orleans, said European owned steamship lines were making war on the commerce of the I'nitedReuter - 164 words
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Article1119 1913-02-11 3 Tho death at Kamplee from abscess of the liver is reported of Lieut. P. 1 J. Smyth, Roy*] fifth Rifles. Tho Secretary of State has appointed Sir William Lee Warner, GhC.S.I., to represent India at the next International Con gress of historical studies, which is to be held m Londou1,119 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement268 1913-02-11 3 rSAHATOGE H3 4~ J <.• Th n. I the nerves braces i!ktnent of life." lry Somerset, will come i!i that miserable d< i s and failing health. tin lulpl'ul, uplifting power New Health and Nerve Power. ■> i testified m t iheir 1 at <. iits \\sl\ c dei ived268 words
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Advertisement76 1913-02-11 3 f tak jJfPJjI fij^H^fln tin ■EH I flSl^^B Jst^^ flßl flfl IB Ira CmS I^^h pKp |Rm9 mßn b^^^^F 'h. t^2 lohS Send your covers and tubes to be retreaded or repaired to I (FAR EAST) LIMITED, NO. 43, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE J I Repairs executed promptly and jat moderate76 words
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Advertisement373 1913-02-11 3 f INDIGESTION. I kj It is not t'lt i if f<>:).| ww i.v. bui what we digest and assimilate that nourishes j |m the body. Vv.un iMc tomactl as s <,f digestion and nutrition are diseased, .uid I I i." t t»K F«xkJ eaten is only imperfectly digested, there is373 words
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Advertisement107 1913-02-11 4 APPOINTWEHT MM E KING CONTRACTORS TO The British Admiralty. The War Office. The India Office. MILKMAID MILK LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. THE FACT THAT MILKMAID MILK HAS BEEN CHOSEN FOR USE IN THE GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS IN THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS AND FEDERATED MALAY STATES PROVES THAT Milkmaid Milk IS THE107 words
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Advertisement197 1913-02-11 4 PHOTOGRAPHIC STORE STUDIO DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGING AMATEUR'S WORK. HONG HING CHEONG Co., Adelphi Hotel Buildings, Singapore. 70, Bishop Street, Penang W. J. GARCIA, 219, Orchard Road. Pianos bought, sold or exchanged Good prices allowed for old intsruments. Cheapest and best stock of Music and small musical goods is Singapore.197 words
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Advertisement318 1913-02-11 4 T JV£f *\J fi^ BR.-D Tonic Wine The Ideal Invigorator For Body, Brain and Nerve *Vana' strengthens the weak and sustains the strong. 4 Van a keeps you fit for mental and physical effort. One or two doses daily maintain a healthy appetite, increase the vitality and fortify the whole318 words
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Page 4 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous149 1913-02-11 4 PASSENGERS EXPECTED. Per P O str Nankin, dnc Feb '8.- Mrs <* Miss Sheffield, Miss Howrd, Crombie. Miss S. Pitt, Mrs Bruce, Miss Schwabe, Mrs Appleby. Per P <fe O str Moldavia, connecting with the str Delta at Colombo, due Feb 21. Mrs A. Beal A. B. Lake, F. Lloyd,149 words
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Article1709 1913-02-11 5 ifrct cur own (.orretpori'irni.) I I fday, Jan 1 7. B fa PS led the Home !)e supporters of the men rtunity to emit IO I mnat ion. i M 1 1 <•! Uid'N long and r 111 >•!' They M ;ill over, l>.tr the i 1 11,709 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement28 1913-02-11 5 AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c. a No. 14, I'.ahker Road, On Saturday, 15th February, at 3 p. m. Now on View. POWELL Co., Auctioneers. Feb I 16-228 words
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Advertisement649 1913-02-11 5 Auctions AUCTION SALE OF SUPERIOR WAX POLISHED TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; SEMI-GRAND PIANO, Ac. The FllOFssyi I 01 Mrk. BonsT at Powell .< Co.'s Saleroom On Saturday, 22nd February, at 70-3O a.m. An f xeenVnt toned semi grand Piano by M. Y. Kachals Co., nearly new and m e;oocl condition: upholstered649 words
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Advertisement153 1913-02-11 5 DISTRICT COURT SALE Inited Engineers Ltd ...Plaint, its The Malacca Tin Dredging Co., Ltd. ...Defend nil AUCTION SALE OF A STEEL SUCTION DREDGER as she now lies at the United Engine* is" Yaid, Tanjong Rhu Friday, February, 14th at 11 a.m. Dimensions Length 96 ft. Breadth 24 ft. Depth 7153 words
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Advertisement117 1913-02-11 5 HIGH CLASS WORKMANSHIP i STRONG CONSTRUCTION SILENT RUNNING NEWLY ARRIVED 3 Torpedo-Double Phaeton Cars 17 H.P. 5 Seaters 1 Torpedo-Double Phaeton Cap 22 H.P. 7 Seater 1 Torpedo-Limosine Landaulet (EXTRA SPEGIAL) 22 H.P. 7 Seater :o: ALL CARS ARE COMPLETE AND IN PERFECT RUNNING ORDER. READY FOR THE ROAD. For117 words
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Article28 1913-02-11 6 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. Ritherfoord.— On the 14th Jan 1913, at Bilaspur. C. P., India, the wife of C*pt T. C. Rttherfoord, Indian Medical Service, of a son (Edward).28 words
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Article, Illustration1588 1913-02-11 6 The Singapore Free Press. Tuesday, Feb. 11, 1913. Ur.fc»^.' nrl>'c: et ■■lui'ml by gate. It may not be at all easy for the general public to get the hang of the operations now reported daily as a result of the opening of the second chapter of the Balkan war. This,1,588 words
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Article573 1913-02-11 6 Selangor had an easy victory over Perak at hockey during Chinese New Year, winning by four to nil. The F.M.S. railways hive m use 2,970 wagons, 901 under delivery m 1918, 142 locomotives running and 23 under order. Kinta had an easy victory over Taiping at cricket during the holidays573 words
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Article98 1913-02-11 6 THE NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL w.« aro Informed bj \u Private Secretary to H that M, Gerald been appointed Attorn. Settlements, lillm« h( ,tho preferment of tho i! 'dell, to the Judicial •Federatod Malay S: I The now Attorney I edat Lodge School and H Barbados, unil I niversitv i He98 words
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Article97 1913-02-11 6 (From Our Own Ipob, I m The balance shoot of the Pen* ban of Mines shows that the ftnancia] is very satisfactory. The report itatet that following on Urn concession.- oq treifhf oq hydraulic pipes the Chamber I active m endeavouring to rebates on mining mai-hiM-i97 words
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Article95 1913-02-11 6 (From Our Own CorrmpondenL) Kiuila Lumpur. Kel. 10. Nine shophouses, forming n block m tlu» middle of Ampang village, wen- gutted by •re early on Sunday morning. The was discovered soon after two oYI the police telephoned to Kuala Lumpur saying that the roofs had fallen95 words
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Article93 1913-02-11 6 XtK t* y rom Our Own CorrsspondsmL) Penaug, Fab. It, The Penang Volunteer Camp imi>h»,| on Sunday morning. On Satunl.n Umn was a sham ti^ht and inspection l»\ l.t White, :ird Brahmans. He laid that tin* manoeuvres were well carrie.l out hut tlw drilling was uneven. This93 words
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Article283 1913-02-11 6 From Messrs Down and a r, t; m«s of the Singapore Rubber Auctions m received a chart of tbe Eiehl .m sactions during the year. In celebration of tbe Chil tbe members of fche Twilight Cl«b belt an entertainment at their clu!> h< Kampong Bahru Koad 00 Thtn was a283 words
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Advertisement157 1913-02-11 6 i,l ;<; arm B w mh I Jh, oMZ '''%> A Na»"ral Tonic Water /"!@i^^ IN PINTS AND SPLITS M "^'^^JiJJljS^^.'w Fresh Stocks Arrive Monthly. f^|^!M?7 THE TRADE SUPPLIED Caldbeck, Macgregor C° SOLE AGENTS. POMMERY AND GRENO QUARTS W\ PINTS per case of mXI per case of 12 Bottles |H|l157 words
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Advertisement51 1913-02-11 6 If you get a tit of shivt riu^. And your face is blur with I Get Woods' Peppermint Cu u Well worth its weight m |oM* Do not htsitiito or tan Time is prcciouH, as you'll st For delay may cause a funeral, I Then a wreath— and EL I.51 words
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Article318 1913-02-11 7 TCHATALDJA SCHEMES. ,ii inopfa I i' s 1W liou>< n;il quarto r have been destroyed I |ji« -nilors of the foreign warbelped m exftinfttitbiag the flames. ii v i-li aeroplane has teconnoit iid i Thfl Unitarians retiring from i i\. .I Mm enemy l>y means of wearii g318 words
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Article26 1913-02-11 7 Ottawa, Feb. 9. Minister Foyer has -tartod for Australia. On returning he will probably visit Japan m connection with trade and immigration questions.26 words
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Article21 1913-02-11 7 Wellington, New Zealand, Feb. 10. i apt. Scott's Terra Nova has reached Oainaru on return from the Antarctic.21 words
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Article356 1913-02-11 7 For stealing a red blanket value 1.90, ii Hokien was sentenced to II days R. 1. "v Mr. Humphreys, yesterday morning. inspector Thrale prosecuted. Mr. Tay Soon Cheng of 509 North Bridge Road, gave *75 to his cook Keng Bwee, on the evening of the 9th, wherewith to purchase food356 words
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MEXICAN REBELS.
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118 1913-02-11 7 Many Casualties Some Troops Loyal. London, Feb. 10.— The rebels m Mexico have released Felix Dias, nephew of the ex President and the majority of the troops have joined him. He practically controls the. situation. There were about threehun dred casual ties m the street fighting. President Madero is holding118 words
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Article37 1913-02-11 7 The Army This Time. London, Feb. 9.- A Mexico City message says the army has revolted and taken possession of the national palace and princi pal public buildings. The President's brother is a prisoner.37 words
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Article691 1913-02-11 7 Aitfxi.s hy Mr. A Cmamhkklain and Sir Ronald Ross. At a meeting of the Royal Colonial Institute on Jan. 14, Sir Ronald Ross read a paper on M Medical Science and the TroMr. Austen Chamberlain presided. Sir Ronald Ross said that m his lecture ten691 words
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Article82 1913-02-11 7 'The Glad Eye," which Wiis last uitfht staged for the second time during the present season's run, again met with the success it deserves. The caste was the same as on Thursday last, and there was not a dull moment from start to finish. To-night Barries delightful82 words
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Correspondence.
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Article297 1913-02-11 7 To the Editor, My Dear Sir, If it were not for the importance which you attached (by plac ing it next the War News) to jour second criticism of Baby Mine," I should not be writing to you now. I would only emphasise the importance of297 words
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Article122 1913-02-11 7 To The Editor, Sir, M Engineer "m his letter of sth inst. inquires Wherein, therefore is the novelty of a pedal jinrikisha and how can' the new Company restrain competition from using such carriages Answering the first part of the question, can Engineer M point to such a122 words
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Article261 1913-02-11 7 Lim King, of 273 Serangong Road, has lost a box containing clothing and other articles, which he values at ft 29. He has also lost his coolie, Khoo Mm, and assumes that box and coolie left together. A Chinaman stood m front of a tram, m South Bridge Road, on261 words
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LADIES' LAWN TENNIS.
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Article176 1913-02-11 7 Championship Pairs. Mrs Hartnell and Mr Ruijs beat Mrs ftal/.mann and Mr Leggatt. 6—3, 9 7. Mrs Donnet and Mr Mugliston beat Mrs Cantrell and Mr Lenthall, w.o. A DOLHLES. Mrs Saunders and Mr Hemsted, 5, beat Mrs and Mr Savi scr., 6 l, 6 4. Miss Brodrick176 words
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Article148 1913-02-11 7 Championship Pairs. Miss J. (iunn and Mr Linton v Miss (iunn and Mr Miles. Mrs Braddell and Dr Simpson v Mrs Peirce and Mr C. Terrell. Mrs Saunders and Mr Griffith-Jones v Miss Feindel and Mr Moding. Mrs and Mr Wishart v.Mrs Gansloser and Mr Robertson.148 words
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Article116 1913-02-11 7 S. C. C. v S. R. C. The above teams met on the ground of the latter, ester day evening, and a very good game was the result. At half time the score was two all, and it remained at this, until a few minutes before time, when the116 words
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Article153 1913-02-11 7 Chinese New Year Competitions. The February Ladies' Spoon Competition was played for yesterday afternoon on the Racecourse Links and resulted m a win for Mrs Lyall with the nett score of 44. Scores The 1912 Gold Medal will be competed for on Saturday, Feb. 15th, while the153 words
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Article118 1913-02-11 7 News reached Singapore yesterday morn ing that the M Van Noort one of the Koningklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij vessels, was ashore near Muntok, at thej entrance to Banka Straits. The passengers and mails have been transferred to the King William and sent on to Batavia, from which port118 words
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Page 7 Advertisements
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Advertisement234 1913-02-11 7 ROBINSON Co., COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, Singapore HlliCl luull M^flHs^ m 7"il I'^MJ Si/r 1, Rp D v i v v* /j 3 m J^\ x 4 1 ins* and on castors. IkbHU ;^\r ts^> *-^^7^. J "2!'*jf .vfflßHf IB v t fc •V^SMT **6 M^^QlOM D Q Q IfIJU 43j^?s'»*234 words
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Advertisement475 1913-02-11 8 Shipping AUSTRIAN > LLOYD (Under Mail Contract with V^js<s the AustrianSGovernment) NEW MONTHLY FAST LINE, TRIESTE— SHANGHAI From and tc TRIESTE and VENICE, calling at PORT SAID Suez, Ade^i, Colombo, Penang Singapore, Hongkong and Shanghai. OUTWARD. Afi lea *s*o tons due to sail on or about Peb 81 Koerber MOO475 words
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Advertisement430 1913-02-11 8 Hamburg America Line, Hamburg Deutsche Dampf schfff-fahrts Ges, "Hansa' 1 Bremen. COMBINED SERVICE. The steamers of these companies maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct,430 words
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Advertisement581 1913-02-11 8 Shipping S.B. "SINGAPORE' 1.167 tons Captain R. Sanderson, will be despatched for BANGKOK from the roads on Wednesday, the 12th instant, at 3 p. m. This steamer has excellent accommodation for first and second class passengers. For passage apply to JOO SENG CHAN, 454, North Bridge Road. Feb 11 13581 words
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Advertisement663 1913-02-11 8 Shipping N. Y. X JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. EUROPEAN LINE. A Fortnightly service is maintained between Yokohama via ports to Marseilles, London and Antwerp, under mail contract with the Imperial Japanese Government. The New Twin screw Steamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted663 words
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Advertisement667 1913-02-11 8 Shipping N.D.L. Norddentscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mail steamers of 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, Tsingtau Nagasaki and667 words
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Advertisement478 1913-02-11 8 __Shippjng STEAM NAVIGATION CO;flP ANy For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon Australia, India, Aden, Egypt Mediterranean Ports, Plym oulK and London Through Bills of Lading I Coast, Persian Gulf. Contw Steamers will leave MAIL LINES UOMEWARD (FOR ROBM From Singapore, connoting Colombo with Himalaya Feb 20 ss M, ssDeyanha Mar 7478 words
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Advertisement780 1913-02-11 9 S h \j> p i n g Toyo Kisen Kaisha I (ORIENTAL S. S. Co.) AND Western Pacific Railway Co. i New Route Via China, Japan, Honolulu and San Francisco to all points m the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe. ;p rating the Ne* 21.000 Ton Triple Screw Turbine780 words
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Advertisement703 1913-02-11 9 Shipping Pacific Mail S.S. Co. U. S. MAIL LINE VIA INLAND SEA OF JAPAN AND HONOLULU Semi-Tropical Route Only line taking tho warm SOUTHERN KOUTE across the Pacific via HONOLULU, OAHU, on the most fertile and beautiful island of the Pacific. Through Passage Tickets granted to England, France and Germany703 words
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Advertisement533 1913-02-11 9 i__Jlanks THE BANK OF TAIWAN, Ltd. Incorporated by SPECIAL IMPERIAL CHARTER. Capital Subscribed ¥10,000,000 Capital Paid Up V 6,250,000 Reserve Funds V 3,100,000 HEAD OFFICE TAIPEH, FORMOSA, (Taiwan). Branches and Agencies: Amoy Keelung Osaka Tamsui Bombay Kobe Shanghai Tokyo Canton Kagi Swatow Yokohama Calcutta London Taichu Etc., etc. Foochow Moji533 words
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Advertisement742 1913-02-11 9 Insurance THE GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, No. 3 Malacca Street, Singapore, TRANSACTS INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, viz: Life, Accident, Motor-Car, Fire and Marine, etc. Onlg the best Companies represented. Phone 473. A ifIFIRHTM "CllfUln, MANAGER. *»M uc MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSURANCE Co. OF CANADA. Established 1887. Policies are "WORLD WIDE," -DNRK Claims,742 words
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Article424 1913-02-11 10 In a letter to the Daily News and Leader Mrs. Archibald Little tfives "8 her impressions of Pekin- as it is to-day She writes The improvements m Peking are so marked it is difficult to recall the picturesque antediluvian monster we used to know m this city, with424 words
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Article995 1913-02-11 10 The first total where given represents figures for 1911, except where a figure iv brackets is given representing so ruauy months. Estate managers and agents will oblige by correcting returns if wrong. In order to avoid the complication involved to Companies finishing thtir year's m different months995 words
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Article116 1913-02-11 10 MIS. Jan. U Belal 111 ttruann I'.rust-li Clienderianff 2..'{_'H hungim < Wolfram 264 Oopanf B 1 1 Heawood Kamuning Kanaboi 2,51 Kinta Kinta Association Ktedang i 7 1 Krainat l'nlai 5.. r >44 Labat 1,98 Meiifjlenibu Lode Midilletou Nrw <iopeug 1 1) New Tainbun P. C'ousolidat.^d l'l.i Pengkalen116 words
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Advertisement352 1913-02-11 10 BBBBBBBBBffIHBBBBBHBBaHBBnBBBB BBBBIIBRBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBEeBBBBBB C. A. RIBEIRO CO., LTD., Raffles Place, Singapore Announce a New Department m addition llw/^^^p^ and Btampjng m Colors Monograms and Inscriptions On Gold or Silver. Brass Memorial Tablets, (Any size or style). NAME PLATES, Etc. HMBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBIIBBBBBBB i&BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBSBBiiBBBBSBBBB "dry ginger ale (m Ball Stoppered Bottles\ Large and Small.352 words
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Article1423 1913-02-11 11 Oap. laauBs. Paid. Last Div. Buyers. Sbluebb. 85,000 2s 28 Alla^ar b% 3 3i 3 10i 500,0 0 £1 U An^lo-Java 9 6 10 74 150,000 2s m Anglo- Malay 4',% int 14 ioi 15 1CI 50,000 2s 2* Batang Malatra 2 8 3 3 2 80,000 1 11,423 words
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Article67 1913-02-11 11 (COBRECTBD UP TO Feb. 10). Bank 4 m/a 2 4 716 demand 24 632 Private credits 8 m 2-4. N credits 6m 2-4$ France demand Bank 294 Germany, demand 288$ India, T. T. Mi 174^ Hongkong, demand i^f Yokohama, demand 114^ Java, demand 140^ Bangkok, demand 65| Sovereigns, Bank67 words
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Article127 1913-02-11 11 Feb. 10 Tin buyers 1111.1*1 7.50 Gambler Cube No. 1 Gambier Cube No. 2 ncm Pepper black ordin. Spore 10.00 Pepper, (White fair) buyers 3.J Nutmegs UlO to the Ib.) ncm Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) noril> Mace (Bunda) j-" Cloves (Amboina) ncm Bali Coffee 1% lilack) ctiO d127 words
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Page 11 Advertisements
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Advertisement102 1913-02-11 11 FINEST SELECTED LIQUORS Brandy. Pranier's Star. Champagne, lioet and Chandon. Champagne. Lebeau. A sound, dry wine 1 doz. qts. S'27 doz. pts. Cider. Buhner's Herefordshire, m E cases of 0 doz. pints $17. COWSlip Wine. (j. Travers Sons) m cases of 1 doz. qts. 9,7. Gin. Melrose Drovers Old Tom102 words
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Advertisement21 1913-02-11 11 srSrSr-HS stems o'clock noon, indicating Singapor. «t_nLi_l 7. cce c e ery ""h^Ll__£?m2 II ia flred at one o'clock. °*«*nyi fM|21 words
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Miscellaneous1147 1913-02-11 11 VESSELS IN POKT. Flag and Tons Commanders From Arrived For Wa. o KuantanFM.S. 249 Kgdom Kuantan, 15-11 F.M.S. Dock Sea Belle F.M.S.ych 400 Ahmat I>. Sham, 14-1 F.M.S. Tncortain Steamers Nat. Tonnage Master From Consignee.* For AIM Brit 354 Lyons P. sham, 6-2 K. S. Co. X sh:uu 1 11,147 words
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Article2451 1913-02-11 12 <"h mi:m\> Bvlhi t.. Criticisms. The fourth oriliri:ir\ fMMffal meeting of the share holders of th<- Sungei (r.u\ Tin Mining Co. Ltd.. was held at the register ed ollice, <ircsli:itii House, yesterday, at noon. Mr. <1. A. Derrick presided there being also present Messrs2,451 words
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Article151 1913-02-11 12 Agents. Welsh and Co. Sembrong: 1,056. Titi Tin Mine':— 658 piculs, (538 Tributers and 120 Monitor^; Estimated profit on tribute $10,760 on monitor $7,800 Working Costs $4,582.56 Estimated Net Profit $18,977.44. Agents. Huttenbach Bros. Koyal Johore 02 pikul Agents. Derrick and Co. Bruang 30 pkls. Belat151 words
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Article33 1913-02-11 12 The following was the export of tin from Perak for January, exclusive Upper Perak, these being advance figures liable to correction. Block tin 2,958.73 pkls. TiD ore 84,478.80 pkls. I>uty 5578.973.9833 words
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Article75 1913-02-11 12 In Mr. Humphrey's court yesterday morning, Inspector Alexander prosecuted one Lee Siang Piew, with having thrown vitrol into a rikisha containing a Chinese woman and two children. One of the children, a small Chinese girl, named Ong Hai Heo, was very seriously injured about the face by the burning fluid,75 words
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Article163 1913-02-11 12 Rangoon is declared infected owing to the existence of plague. The Imp. German mail steamer Prinz Eitel Friedrich having left Colombo on the 9th instant at noon may be expected to arrive here on Saturday morning. The outward intermediate P. and Nankin is due at Penang at 11163 words
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81 1913-02-11 12 Calcutta, January 28th, The Viceroy, m the course of his speech m opening the Council, said "The Delhi bomb cannot be dismissed as an isolated act, but forms one of a series. The at mosphere which breeds political murder is more easily created than81 words
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Page 12 Advertisements
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Advertisement88 1913-02-11 12 TO HAVE A PASSING GLIMPSE O; THE LARGEST THE BEST ASSORTED THE MOST MODERN JEWELLERY DISPLAY THE GEMS OFWORIENT B. P. de Silva, k-w, nigh str**. SPLENDO S^Jt&si^^&c*^ Plain, gold or cork tipped 45 cts. per tin of 50. Cigarettes 1 i m^ V* -s Samples FREE on E|r V88 words
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Page 12 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous513 1913-02-11 12 SHIPS AT THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Basin)— Min East Wharf Section I— Taroba, Eurayalus Sheers Wharf— Soyo Maru Main Wharf Sec. 2— Kawachi Maru 3— Sandakan 4— Gerd s—Minderoo5 Minderoo ii 6 lxion, Laoniedon New Dock Sec. 7— (Under constr notion.) West Wharf Sec. B— Patani, Goeben Jardine's Wharf Sec.513 words
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