The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 1 December 1913
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Title Section15 1913-12-01 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE MONDAY DECEMBER 1, 1913. NO. 7,99715 words
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Article132 1913-12-01 1 Singapore beat Negri Sembilan at Rugby on Saturday Page 12. Accounts of St. Andrew's celebrations in the Colony and F. M. S. Page 12. The manager of the Indian Specie Bank has died of heart disease Page 7. More tales of assaults on Indians in Africa have132 words
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Article1035 1913-12-01 1 There is a low stone wall tliat ru along the front of the grim old ruiii6 of the Tower of London and on this wall 1 leaned my elbows for the space oi m hour yesterday afternoon, and watched tin- n fie of the river passing by.O.M.K. - 1,035 words
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Advertisement318 1913-12-01 1 18 DEGREES FROM THE NORTH POLE! A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY OF SEEING LIFE IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS. NEVER BEFORE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC OF SINGAPORE. Is afforded by THE CARNEGIE MUSEUM. A 1 as k a-S ibe r i a EXPEDITION MOTION PICTURES. GEO. SAMUELS, Present* these Pictures. TO-NIGHT! And for318 words
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Advertisement306 1913-12-01 1 ilO NIGHT! TONIGHT!! 8 IA SPLENDID ESPIONAGE FILM OF GRIPPING, BREATHLESS AND INVIGORATING INCIDENTS FROM START TO FINISH. ENTITLED LIEUT. DARING, in 2 parts I AT THE t I HARIMA HALL CINEMATOGRAPH. I NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. COMBINED WITH "P FAIRYLAND STAR (A great expedition in an imaginary world) I THE306 words
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Advertisement108 1913-12-01 1 THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. To-Night. Positively the Last Night VERTO IN MAGIC AND ILLUSIONS COMPLETE CHANGE OF PICTURES. Including THE SIGN OF THE CROSS. Wilson Barretts Great Drama. THE BLUE BIRD Maeterlincks reigning record production now running in London. And a host of others. Max Linder Comics. Farewell Performance108 words
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Advertisement199 1913-12-01 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Notice re special meeting of the Singapore Golf Club Page I. Notice re Board of Licensing and the applications list Pagr 2. Robinson and Co. have a stock of dainty jewellery on sale Page 7. A Cotillon dance is to be given at the Hotel de L'Europe Page199 words
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Page 1 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous144 1913-12-01 1 THE WEEK. Monday Dec Ist. High Water— o-39 a.m., 11-41 o.ih. Queen Alexandra's Birthday (1844.) Rugby. Scotland v the Rest. Children's Baocl Botanic Gardens, !i pm. Monthly Miss, meeting, Prinsep-st h.is pni. Mr H. S. Mackenzie's lecture. Prinsep-st Ch. 8-15 ptu. Tuesday 2nd. High Water- 1-?5 a.m.. 0 24 p144 words
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Article300 1913-12-01 2 Mini to Tviii. in Two HOUBB. l'.elfa-t has a new industry which pro mi>es to bring still greater prosperity to the North of Ireland. A party of British and foreign jourua lists, accompanied by experts, have just inspected the International Salt Company's new piQCSH now in operation at300 words
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Article220 1913-12-01 2 Fikst Intern \l Combustion Oil Cargo An important era in naval development was marked in the launching at Pembroke Dockyard of the oil cargo vessel Trefoil, which is to be driven by internal combustion engines. She is one of a new type of vessel deed to supply220 words
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Article138 1913-12-01 2 »'hiladelphia. October 13. The speed, ind torpedo trials of the cruiser Fei igt off the helaware Cape, during the ).t>t few days were very successful, accordto a statement by the New York Ship uling (.'ompaay which recently comI -ted the wurhip for China. The Fei ilunjj arrived138 words
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Advertisement547 1913-12-01 2 Notices TUNG CHONG. Tailor, Draper and General Outfitter*, 23-11 Coleman Street. ANNUAL CASH CLEARANCE SALE. Commences on Dec. 1, 1913. Genuine Reductions. Guaranteed No Old Stock. Everything Fresh. 1.12 612 GLOBE FLUID FOR Cleaning and preserving boilers. Please take notice that we have appointed TAY OUAN KIAT. CHOP CUAN KIAT547 words
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Advertisement486 1913-12-01 2 Notices SINGAPORE G3LF CLUB. A special general meeting of Members of the Sinijap<ird Golf Club will be held at the Club House, on Friday, the sth day of Decemb3r, 1913, at 5.30 pin. Business. To consider an'l if thought tit to pass wifb or without modification the following resolutions [<i)486 words
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Advertisement563 1913-12-01 2 Notices NOTICE. HOTEL VAN WIJK CO., LTD. Notice is hereby given that Mr. K. J. J. I Tiddens ha* been appointed manager of the Hotel van Wijk as from the Ist proximo. HOTEL VAN WIJK CO. LTD. F. V. JONES. Secretary. 29-11 8- 2 i i SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. A563 words
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Advertisement525 1913-12-01 2 i Wanted WANTED An assistant shorthand reporter, and a good Rtenograph^r-typist fur general office work. Apply with copies of testimonialM. T. c/o Free Press. 28-il 4-12 WANTEO Two assistant store- keepers for Prodi: Only those experienced nn-d ;ip|>ly Apply to Z c (i Free PrB«. tf-ti i i2 WANTEO Wacted525 words
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Advertisement329 1913-12-01 2 To Let TO LET FURNISHED A new bungalow I Apply ALI AMBAR F 24 11 TO LET PARTLY FURNISHED 8-1), Oxiey Roa<2. HM> Ap;>i> CAZAUS I j 311 TO LET Commodious Of f ices in < n -ham House Battery Road, Singapore. Immediate entry. For further particulars appl> to McALISTER329 words
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Article1176 1913-12-01 3 b IN I ing commented on n The 1 of the JJud addressed b> the Right' retary of State on the I f jfiUk ".1 Iruliau ;r to go out to India in the of that country. I t permitted to do no m> Mid Hum1,176 words
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Article280 1913-12-01 3 Panama, prior to American occupation in 1904, was known as a death hole. Colonel William C. Gorgas of the Army medical corps was appointed by President Roosevelt to clean up the isthmus. When he began work the death rate in the Canal /one, Colon and Panama was280 words
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Article326 1913-12-01 3 A correspondent asks what the King's family name is. He tbiokl it i& G We are not quite sure if be has an\ family name, that is, any name by which he would be called if he were to become a private citizen. There are many familiesVictoria Dailv Colonist - 326 words
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Article255 1913-12-01 3 From Kedah a correspondent writes that the padi season is going to be a good one, and he adds that he expects to see the Combine push the price of padi down to bedrock. Well, we 6hall see. The managers of the Combine know that their operationsStraits Echo - 255 words
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Article447 1913-12-01 3 Per P O str Borneo, duo Dec s.— Mr Mrs W. Towle and child. Mr Mrs E. A. Benjatield, Mrs E. M. Waits. Miss N. Farr aDd children, Miss A E. Fletcher. G. D. B. Turnbull, Corp Mrs C. Griffin and child, J. Mansfield, J. A. Dean, H.447 words
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Article19 1913-12-01 3 Per P4 O Nubia, failing Dec 2.— Mr Mrs W. Feel, Miss HoUoway, A. W. S. Wagner.19 words
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Advertisement43 1913-12-01 3 If your funds are growing scanty, Rigidly economise If your station's poor and lowly. Resolutely strive to rise If your brains are sound and healthy, Cough or cold you won't endure, Knowing such can scon be conquered By some Woods' Great Peppermint Cur.e43 words
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Advertisement150 1913-12-01 3 I [Acll&*f I TYPEWRITERS are first class machines and are sold at a Low Price. jj SOLE AGENTS I BEHN, MEYER Co., Ltd. o V V ABSOLUTEL PURE GRAND PRIX jK PARIS 1889 BEER THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd., SOLE IMPORTER SLEDGE MILK IS GUARANTEED TO BE GENUINE SWISS MILK150 words
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Advertisement569 1913-12-01 3 Pixoap Scentless Tar Shampoo The ideal means of cleansing hair and scalp and preserving and increasing the growth of the hair. Shampooing -witH Pixoap ie easy and delightful, either at home, in the bath-room or at the hairdressers and inexpensive. as a bottle of Pixoap la---veral months. Of Ciem. and569 words
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Advertisement333 1913-12-01 4 j 1* clarke co.COMPLETE r FERTILISERS rs /j] Consisting of the very best and most easily v £s nW777 "^l^, assimilable ingredients only, therefore ensuring Livery Stable Keej^r*. tA&^^S^Jk O^OT DrCf/f TC 44 THE V/OLSELEY car continues to maintain its high place Fodder Merchants. iziS^l I in Iht favour of333 words
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Advertisement198 1913-12-01 4 CELESTINS VICHY TABLE WATER. This most celebrated and incomparable table water in order to meet the rising demands of the public has been now introduced here in small bottles, being formerly only used in large ones. The YICHY WATERS are three in number. Grande Grille, Hospital and Celestin s. The198 words
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Advertisement243 1913-12-01 4 SIEMENS AVANCr CYGLE CRUDE oil enginesl WINCHESTER HOUSE, SINGAPORE. *l(^^m A^Y^ ccv nitec. noc I <fSfe lH \^V 'W wtfl.-UltocL ITrt. Telegrams: SIEMENS, SINGAPORE. WfcHHP Telephone No. 647. TT 4^^^ Manufacturers and *m^ B.H.P. Contractors. IIjHWB cheapest best engine SIEMENS BROTHERS DYNAMO WORKS, Ld. W lj£ |i 7 0N THE243 words
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Advertisement18 1913-12-01 4 H. S. KIRWAN Forage Contractor. JobmaE Trainer, etc. STABLE AND FORGE, Buffai. K<aJ, OFFICE No. 2. THE ARCA?OB.18 words
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Article202 1913-12-01 5 inquired to t»o through the from ten to twelve ho be e Mtfflt -^^sengers are free. jastwise ships may pass of all charges. 1 will save s,OOO miles beYork an i Francisco. brought 5,000 miles nearer i the west coast of South i seaports are202 words
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Article166 1913-12-01 5 !AT NOBODY TAB M.Y. m to attach importance to i\t m the Moutreal Tele- rumour in Kngland suggests a oi lonnaugbt should be Governors General of no one seems to have heard the rumour until now. fMftoa who are en>r the people of the I'omi- >!eDaily Chronicle - 166 words
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Article126 1913-12-01 5 I KKNMKNT. November lft. Asa co •Jo&ffc of a long coufereuce between >'ilson and Secretary of NVar re is a great probability that tare of the Philippines different from what v politicians offices in an independent „jq has declared himself \our of a modified self•°v i MMMfcMCablenews American - 126 words
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Article234 1913-12-01 5 Hint Dropi'kd hv amkhh \n Ahmv BuaoM Berlin, October 15.— Lime eatin- is (i.«r many's latest uuti-fut fad." The idea has been pat in circulation by Dr. Loewe and Prof. Emmerich of Munich, who assert that they have fed on lime daily for the last234 words
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166 1913-12-01 5 To illustrate the old question How the poor live a writer in the Manchester (iiiardian quotes a list of articles bought by customer at a shop for one shilling. The list was as follows: Loaf 2d., sugar Id. tea Id., coffee id.,166 words
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Article135 1913-12-01 5 The romance of a Scottish mill girf and an American millionaire is recalled by the marriage of Miss Nun Murison, aged 22, and a mine owner and partner in a Chicago meat packing tirm. Murison was at one time employed at jute works and the Broadford135 words
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Article136 1913-12-01 5 The Kev. C. J. Barry, of Salford, speaking at Whitefield's at a service in me mory of the victims of the Welsh colliery disaster, said there were times when, under the cloak of religiosity," people said Thy will be done May (iod comfort the sutTerers That136 words
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Advertisement75 1913-12-01 5 this is J IT! t j WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED Cod Liver Oil Compound -i >77\ TASTELESS ODORLESS 1^ J^iJV Tiie latest scientific pre- J /^KU paration of COD LIVER X OIL. Does all that is c"'u!s^ii claimed for it and super- J&L-' sedes the old fashioned +j e v _ft_ J75 words
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Advertisement651 1913-12-01 5 Health for Infants For over half-a-ceutury Savory Moore's Food has been in general use, both at home and abroad. It has the reputation of being a thoroughly reliable food for Infants. Savory Moore's Food supplies just the nourishment an infant needs, in an easily digestible and ery palatable form, and651 words
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Advertisement98 1913-12-01 5 AUCTION SALE OF PAWNBROKERS' UNREDEEMED PLEDGES ON Monday, Ist December, at 10 a.m. Wednesday, 3rd December, at 10 a.m Friday, sth December, at 10 a. m. Jewellery, consisting of Watches. Chains, Diamond Rings, Brooches. Earrings, Bracelets, Chinese and Malay Gold Ornaments, etc. On view from 28th Nov. 1913. POWELL Co.,98 words
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Advertisement165 1913-12-01 5 BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT. TVRE 'w(j&rxx* TURERS To His Majesty King George V. DUNLOP MOTOR TYRES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST. DUNLOP PRICES ARE UNDOUBTEDLY THE CHEAPEST. THEN WHY BUY Inferior Makes at Fancy Prices? TRADE jflj^^i I MARK THE HALL MARK A MOTOR TYRE. OBTAINABLE AT ALL GARAGES DEALERS. jN 48165 words
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Article, Illustration2263 1913-12-01 6 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Dec. 1, 1913. Here the Pre^s the People's rigct mtlsttfs. Onawed by influence and unkribed by gain Here patriot Truth uer gbrious Draccptt ir»*» Wulced to P eliglon. LoTaJty viC Lav. Any competent medical man will agree that for the human body, and particularly the2,263 words
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Article64 1913-12-01 6 A Sr\.'iit\ Million I. (I- Tutu (hir Oil ti i KasJa Liin i The federal Council bat Estimates for a total *7P.401.» The Labo;ir Oodfl Mnendi by Mr K. H. Skiim including provision for pa\i, fares of coolies from place of etnployuie! The < ic\ t r not64 words
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32 1913-12-01 6 SIR ARTHUR YOUNG UNDERGOES OPERATION. I' r<,i, >.. 0 Kuala Lmii H. E. the High l On.ii igfi ua on lor IfMWth The operation w wound will t:tk< ;i |m His E\cellt meanwhile.32 words
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Article107 1913-12-01 6 TELEPHONE GIRLS CHRISTMAS. For the Telephone Kxchanj ?^h to awke th. thn MliMi of tendering to tl. at the Telepho; shall be glad again to mn&t sant work of receiving thi I to hand to the voting I total i is a pleasant acknowl* •>. close and courteous alt. must107 words
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81 1913-12-01 6 H.M.S. DARTMOUTH AND DESTROYERS ARRIVE. There arrived in s morning, from Colombo, H mouth, and with lit i the .led. Kennet. Colne and she has brought out frnm tl rauean station. The Dartmouth g ;t\ in on l>t on which destroyers also leai kong, under escort of H..M H which81 words
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Article59 1913-12-01 6 The management of the Grand de l'Europe ha nged foi ball to be given at the Hotel or 17. The prett> Tihum ing dance have not been pore, a6 far as we know. I prove very attractive, a* i( that practice duuces will practice. Admission t by59 words
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Article238 1913-12-01 6 "7 Among6t recent votes by tb Promoting Christian Knot of JPIOO gr; All Saints' Church. .le**elton. nt'o, and a (iirl^ Hoarding v < seltQn. this amount I' I Bishop of the diocese. A; grant of X"3O wa^ also in:. cost of the Pro Cathedral I thi' diocese of W Surely238 words
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Advertisement179 1913-12-01 6 KELLY AND WALSH LIMITED. 11 O A Choice Selection OF Pri 'ate Xmas Cards ON WHICH SENDER'S Own Name and Suitable Greeting CAN BE PRINTED IN GOLD OR COLOURS Over Eighty Designs ALL PRICES. Kelly and Walsh, Ltd., Raffles Place. OUR SEASONS CATALOGUE 1 Containing over one thousand illustrations and179 words
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Article36 1913-12-01 7 [Bj Submarine Cable]. lOAtNd ilickrnan, >t .-i Aould be proud to l>e alongside of >ir Hr« M tWOp» IUT COt S.»ly tiim. t.i interview fii t«-»«iit\ lix«fl Mt bo wautfd to m36 words
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Article72 1913-12-01 7 lon, Xoi Mr Llovd (loor'o Holloway, r- to Mr elt on an allegation Ik of Tories were using lister to .in. Wbeu tn. nil thai t: re out to lorn, that was a piec se who ei sure it to I M the hand khooo who were72 words
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Article206 1913-12-01 7 !r Hoii u Luv ha? I which ht» said that |hl it «m entitled >t stopped Ml now proc.ev.ling which A I r and why did it Si* B (arson It might be thont risk of 1: but it he m tile the ri^h: to206 words
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Article56 1913-12-01 7 M mob outside the Theatre Royal di:iuch rowdyism. Kg^ :ones I thrown and revolvers were tired. A who was shot, had to be removed loppital. A man who had been at tbe meeting was chased along Sackville Street Uaten with sticks. He boarded a r. from which56 words
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Article26 1913-12-01 7 London. Nov. 29th. Lord Sandhurst, neruor of Hombay, lias been y operated on for appendicitis. A to-day states chat bis con- favourable.26 words
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Article24 1913-12-01 7 London, Nov. 29. The National Rille ciutiou sends a team to Australia to fci for the Empire Trophy in 191-1. > <24 words
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Article59 1913-12-01 7 The Carnegie Museum film depicting scenes and adventures in Arctic regions will be screened for the first time to -night, will almost certainly prove a big on. The running commentary life accompanies the various episodes shown makes them additionally interestand informative, and it is very desirathat the audience59 words
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Article103 1913-12-01 7 The Nangsue Phim Thai learns that the •overnor of Muang Chumpon has reported to the Ministry of the Interior the pre*enct of an unusual number of tigers in -be amphur district of Padiu this year. They have caused the greatest alarm among the inhabitants of the district,103 words
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Article225 1913-12-01 7 GERMAN OFFICERS IN DANGER. Questions in the Reichstag. Of Suhmarine Cable]. UKITKBS BEBVICB. Berlin, Nov. 29th.— The little Alsatian i town of Zabern has been recently the feceue of a tierce outbreak of anti German feeling, due to the resentment of the inhabitants at the remark of225 words
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Article57 1913-12-01 7 i, Nov. 30th. The aviator M. Daueourt who left lasjr les Mouliueaux on the lltl iast. ou an overland tlight to ro, had successfully reached Belgrade, Kukharest, and Constantinople. The aeropiane, however, fell yeiterday while rroninj the Taurus mountains, and the machine wu destroyed. The aeronu'.it,57 words
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Article74 1913-12-01 7 Paris. Nov.^dtb. Jack Johnson met the Liberiau negro Spoul at wrestling, catchas- entch can. at the Nouveau Cirque. Spoul fouled persistently and attacked the referee when the latter intervened. Johnson warned him that he would knock him oiu if he continued those tactics. The warning proved74 words
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Article59 1913-12-01 7 Vienna, Nov. 28. Tsar Ferdinaud of Bulgaria is returning to Sofia after a cordial inWrTMW with the Emperor of Austria who reassured him concerning the illfeeling produced in Austria by the recent publication of the Serl>o Bulgarian secret treaty of 1912, by which the two States undertook59 words
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54 1913-12-01 7 London, Nov. 29. The British and French squadrons have arrived oIT Athens. Great crowds watched tbe ships entering the haibour. The Greek newspapers, in welcoming the combined fleet, say that "the Greek nation will never forget what it owes to the two Western Powers from Navarino54 words
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Article47 1913-12-01 7 Wellington, (N.Z.) Nov. 29th.— Twentyeight firemen of the steamer Corinthic were arrested for refusing work because the ship was loaded by non-unionists. The firemen were later condemned to a months' imprisonment, but on their expressing repentance they were allowed to return to their vessel.47 words
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Article139 1913-12-01 7 C'hee Kai Jin, gunny bag dealer, is now in prison as the result of a visit to Tanglin barracks. He went there to buy a few gunny bags, but when he was leaving a soldier on duty, Private Jackson, was rewarded for his commendable inquisitiveness by139 words
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Article40 1913-12-01 7 A watchman on duty at Klang on Mon day night la6t weeK, seeing a Chinaman whom he suspected of trespassing, fired at the man. The Chinaman fell to the ground. He was subsequently removed to hospital, where he died. M.M.M.M. - 40 words
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Article210 1913-12-01 7 MORE TALES OF ASSAULT. By Submarine Cable]. Kki tkm'i Sekvjck. Delhi, Nov. 28. —Mr Gokhale coutiuues to receive telegrams from South Africa complaining of reports of assaults on several estates and the Government's refusal of facilities to ascertain facts. In a speech to day, Mr Gokhale210 words
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Article77 1913-12-01 7 London, Nov. 29th. H. M. 8. Berwick hat arrived at Puerto de Mexico and EL M. S. Suffolk at Tampico, an important oil centre. Washington, Xov. 30th. The British Rear Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock. although the senior naval otncer, has notified the American Rear Admiral Fletcher77 words
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Article66 1913-12-01 7 Manager's Sudden Death. London, Xov. 29th.- -Chunilai, the Managiug Director of the Indian Specie Bank, kuowu as tbe Silver King," has died from heart failure. The provisional liquidator for the Bank has been appointed liquidator. The Directors closed the Bank at noon. There is great excitement in66 words
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Article65 1913-12-01 7 London, Nov. 29th. The War Office announces that live Quarter-masters are to be courtmartialled as a result of an in vestigation into alleged bribery and cor ruption in connection with army canteens. These quartermasters are Honorary Major Walker, of the Guards Depot. Honorary Captain Fowler, Irish Guards,65 words
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Article29 1913-12-01 7 London, Nov. £8. The British Sugar trade has formally and categorically refused to entertain the rebate proposalsrecputlymadeby certain foreign merchants in the price of sugar supplied.29 words
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Article28 1913-12-01 7 London, Nov. 29th. The Canadian Government has taken the first hteps towards the construction of a big dry dock 1,150 feet long at Esquimalt.28 words
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Article16 1913-12-01 7 Livadia Crimea) Nov. 29th.— The Tsar has received in audience the Mongolian Mission.16 words
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Article204 1913-12-01 7 Much has been said latteily about the claims of the new Queen of Bavaria to the English throne and it is true enough that she is in the direct line of Stuart descent. But what do the Legitimists say to her grandmother's marriage to her uncle a union illegal in204 words
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Article535 1913-12-01 7 On Saturday night a number of the Scottish members of the Singapore Club celebrated the anniversary of their Patron Saint by dining together. Amongst the guests were H.K. Major-General Stephen son, c.J5., Sir W. Hyndman Tones, Chief Justice, the Hon. Mi K. J. Wilkinson, Colonial Secretary, the535 words
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Article84 1913-12-01 7 Yap Joo and Ko Tiang Ann, after interfering with the driver of a tramcar on which they were travelling in North 6ridge Road, went still further when he ventured to remonstrate with him. They assaulted him. For this "using criminal force Mr Talma, secoud magistrate, on Saturday84 words
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Article110 1913-12-01 7 During the thunderstorm which visited Penang recently a Chinaman living at Cantonment was struck by lightning and killed instantly. It appears from the story of those who visited the scene after the occurrence, that the deceased was lying in the front hall of his house, while hisPinang Gazette - 110 words
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Article134 1913-12-01 7 The L. and C. Express quotes this personal opinion without indicating its origin It is said that volunteering amongst Britishers in the Far East is not so good as it might be in fact, that there are too many slackers who leave what is the duty of every eligible man134 words
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Advertisement171 1913-12-01 7 DAINTY I JEWELRY (&h PENDANT f r^% Large varie- \T/ s E T E M B Qk\ ty ot Design f M PEARLS g TOCK I g < C EXACTLY q W\ sketch. ALL PRICES s 3 h $42.50. /Sift f $23.50. $27.50. PATENT EXPANDING, 9 Carat Gold Half liuuur171 words
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Advertisement575 1913-12-01 8 Shipping BRITISH INDIA S N. Co Ltd. APCAR LINE FOR HONGKONG, YOKOHAMA. KOBE AND MOJI. Ttm Company's steamkk "JAPAN" 6,013 tons. C. P. Seddoo, Commander, will be despatched for the ifctffl |«>rtson Tuesday, the -'ud December, at 4 p.m. She has excellent accommodation for first and second class passengers. For575 words
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Advertisement1173 1913-12-01 8 Shipping GLEN LINE OF STEAMERS, Ltd. FOR Glasgow, London, Rotterdam Antwerp. The s. s. GLENTURRET 4,696 tons, R. Webster, Commander, is due here about 7th December, and will have prompt despatch. She has accommodation for passengers. For further particulars, apply to BOUSTEAD Co., Agents. 29 11 7-12 BRITISH INDIA S.1,173 words
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Advertisement500 1913-12-01 8 Shipping Hamburg America Line, Hamburg Oeutsche Dampf schiff-fahrts Ges, "Hansa" Bremen. COMBINED SERVICE. I The steamers of these companies maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, Rotterdam and Emden, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homewards, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for500 words
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Advertisement718 1913-12-01 8 Shipping N. D. L. Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE. The fast and well-known mall steamers o! this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen, Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oonnectinj Marseilles. Naples, Alexandria and vice v< Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtau Nagasaki718 words
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Advertisement612 1913-12-01 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 Intmed (or Coast, Persian Gulf. Continental an<^ Ports. Steamers will leave hingaport. on t>oat MAIL LINES UOMRWARD (POR EUROPE) From Singapore, connecting at Colombo with <612 words
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Advertisement708 1913-12-01 9 Ship p j n g "oyo Kisen Kaisha (ORIENTAL S. S. Co.) AND NX/estern Pacific Railway Co. Ne« Route Via China, Japan, Honolulu and San Franc»«co to a 1 points in the United States. Canada, Mexico and Europe. ron Triplo Screw T-.rbi.e Liners BHWTO MAKU TENYO a^2S5! ot c E4Uipp^708 words
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Advertisement1558 1913-12-01 9 I SINGAPORE'S ONLY COMPANY. LARGEST PAID-UP CAPITAL OF AMY EASTERN COMPANY. PROSPEROUS and PROGRESSIVE THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. HEAD OFFICE: Winchester House, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 32. Old Jewry, EC. The Company has £20,000 de|»siteil with the Supreme Court of England, and compile* with the British Mr. For1,558 words
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Article1303 1913-12-01 10 "Fairplay" has a useful introductory and concluding paragraphs to a quoted passage from the Daily Telegraph on the alarming shrinkage of capital invested in public securities. It says A highly interesting article appeared a few days ago in the Daily Telegraph dealing with the steady and1,303 words
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Article97 1913-12-01 10 Efforts to Oktain Development. Mr Chang Chien, the new Minister of Industry and Commerce, is anxious for the development of the mining industry throughout China, and has submitted the following proposals to the Cabinet U) To induce Chinese abroad to raise capital to operate the mines, granting97 words
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Article1274 1913-12-01 10 The first total where given represents figures for 1912, the last column represents output for calendar year to date in all cases. Year 1912. Oct. 1913. Allagar 93,500 16,700 127,100 Alma 9,256 63,233 Alor Gajah 47,871 9,765 76,455 Alor Pongsu 80,830 8,600 84.672 Anglo Johore 47,193 12,5041,274 words
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Article128 1913-12-01 10 Yrai 1912. Oot 191b. Belat .2,410 212 Bruang 451 50 liruseh 3,415 Chenderiang 2,326 Dungun (Wolfram 264 Gopeng Consol 5,944 Heawood 4,4- _'4 Warn uning 612 Kanaboi 2,806 280 Kinta 8,330 8C 0 Kinta Association 5.042 226 Kledang .1.274 1.4 "i Kramat Pulai 6 114 442 Kauipai Lahat128 words
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Article34 1913-12-01 10 Beaufort 51,816 60,784 British Borneo 101,170 fiLangkon 9)19,663 10,000 I! Melalap 10)49,972 12,80'_ 95 Membakut 6)Sapong 103,900 16,600 184,807 Sekong 82,887 10,108 90,220 South East 8,116 51.2-1 Tenom 81,075 18.660 161,21034 words
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Advertisement288 1913-12-01 10 $tM^ Does the M Climate Try You? Xvr^^a g r h:s 'VAN A'"*"°] Tonic 1 >^Mf Helps to maintain full mental and physical s?vSl <~c* vigour and buoyant spirits in spite of vn£2 climate, overwork, etc. Sr^A >{}1 Scientifically JrVSNA- 'VANA' wards |{}<e vA^ii prepared for persons r^Tr Malaria and288 words
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Article1483 1913-12-01 11 Issued by FRASER Co,, Exchange and Share Brokers, Nov. "29. C3ai» Ibe on. Pa.l> Last Div »o¥i.R- msllhrb 85.000 2b 2s Allagar 9% 1 10 2 3 500,0 0 £1 £1 Anglo-Java 5 14 6 1 150,000 2b is Anglo-Malay 8% int 9 6 20 3xd 50,0001,483 words
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Article65 1913-12-01 11 (COBRBCTBD UP TO Nov 29 Bank 4m e 2-4$ demand 24$ Private credits 8 ra'« 2-4 19-82 credits 6it 6 24 15 16 France demand Bnuk 294 Gbbmaky. demand 238$ India, T. T. 174* Hongkong, demand l«i Yokohama, demand 114$ Java, demand ..7 141 Bangkok, demand 66i Sovereigns, Bank65 words
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Article145 1913-12-01 11 Nov. 29. Tin 300 tons Bold 190.65 Gambier 6.90 Gambier Cube No. 1 10.75 Gambier Cube No. 2 10.00 Pepper Black ordin. Sport ...buyer6lB.B7| Pepper, (White fair) 82.50 Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) 24.00 Nutmegs (80 to the lb.) 25 00 Mace (Banda) 90.00 Cloves (Amboina* nom. Bali Coffee145 words
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Advertisement221 1913-12-01 11 SUPPLIES FOR Estates Mines Etc. Ant Exterminators. (The Universal,) For fumigating with Patent Universal Powder. Arsenite of Soda. (For killing weeds.) and Locusts. Calculating and Adding Machines. (The Bronsviga and M Bri-Cal.") Cement. Borneo," and Buffalo hrandsPresfa stocks monthly. Cigarettes. (l .,l i< .s Z l<,.,. Cl|d|)ecKMaegregori(!() Cigarettes. < \\Vinber«a221 words
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Advertisement31 1913-12-01 11 The Singapore and Straits Rough Diary for 1914 Pi ice $1.25 per copy $1.65 post free. PUBLISHERS FRASERAND NEAVE, Ltd. ToEbe hadBfrom all Booksellers in Straits Settlements and F. M, S.31 words
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Miscellaneous882 1913-12-01 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Flag and Ton* Commanders From Arrived For When Hampshire H.M.S. ***** Hill Bangkok, 28-11 s.X.O. Labuan 8 Dartmouth H.M.S. 5200D'Aroy Colombo, 291 1 Batavia 6 Jed H.M.S. 560 Mulock Colombo, 29-11 S.X.O. H kong 6 Kennet H.M.S. 560 Baylpy Colombo, 29 11 H'kongß Colne H.M.S. 500 Berkett882 words
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Miscellaneous85 1913-12-01 11 NEXT MAILS DUE. From Europe.— Per N. D. L Buelowd; 6. From China. -Ptr M. M. Ana/one du. London Rails Despatched. Left. Due. Arrived. M. M. Oct 27 Nov P. AO, Oct 31 Nov 82 N. D. L. Nov 3 Nov 26 B. I. Nov 6 Nov 28 M. M.85 words
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Article65 1913-12-01 12 PENANG'S CELEBRATIONS. y Frmn Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. .50. There were 400 people present at the idrew's ball which was a great success. The features of the supper table were the serving of champagne and the waiting of the gentlemen on their lady partners thus doing65 words
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Article47 1913-12-01 12 KUALA LUMPOR CELEBRATIONS. Kuala Luiupor, Nov. 29. Th*- >t. Andrew's ball here was a brilliant success. Sir A. Young, Sir E. Brockiuan and the four Residents of the F.M.S. together with a large general company ■■Mini ill il At supper Mr W. <i. liobertson presided as Chieftain.47 words
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Article94 1913-12-01 12 A great gathering assembled at KatNes Hotel for the St. Andrew's dinner and dance on Saturday evening, and the dining room has seldom been fuller. The room was prettily decorated, there was a plenti ful supply of heather, and the menu cards were tastefully got up94 words
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Article302 1913-12-01 12 Defeat Nkobi Bkmbit»aw. 4l an exhibition of Rugby, the game between Singapore and Negri Sembilan, on Ike >■«' C ground, on Saturday, was spoilt by the weather. Not only was the turf soddened, and in places under water, but the almost continual rain made the conditions most miserable, for302 words
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Article130 1913-12-01 12 The Kagby match under the above heading will be played this afternoon on the S.l'.C. ground when a good game is expected if the ground is anything but a swamp. Ueneral opinion seems to favour the chance of The Rest but the Scots will put up130 words
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Article32 1913-12-01 12 (From Our Own Correspondent y Penang Nov 30. meeting of the delegates of the Football League three playets were suspended, one Chinese and two Europeans, for had conduct during matches.32 words
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Article60 1913-12-01 12 Colouel W. B. Brown has been selected to succeed Colonel C. W. R. St. John as <Jhief Engineer at Hongkong, South China, when that officer completes his period in a month's time. Colonel C. W. R. St. John, RE now Chief Engineer, South China, will ahortly complete his period of60 words
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Article977 1913-12-01 12 (JnlWI I am completely mistaken, this book will bo remembered and read by tens of thousands of readers yet unborn. That is a strong thing to say of any book, but there are cogent reasons that separate this remarkable story of an Eastern people from the977 words
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Article21 1913-12-01 12 The Vacuum Oil Co. girls (as depicted on their 1914 Calender) are most charming. The local branch have sent us copies.21 words
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Article263 1913-12-01 12 Still Afloat After Succession ok Exflosions. The last has not been seen yet of the Burma Oil Company's ill-fated tank stea mer Twiugone, which is still blazing furiously in Tuticorin Harbour. An officer of the Tuticorin mail Bharata said that when they arrived at Tuticorin on the263 words
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221 1913-12-01 12 APPLIANCES Similar to that Csed AGAINST THK VICEROY. Calcutta, Nov. 21st. A combined force of 0. I. D. and the Calcutta Police raided a house in Raja Bazar, Belliagratta, and in a room of the first lloor the police found four young men, amongst221 words
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Article169 1913-12-01 12 (TO THK EDITOR OF THE MALAY MAIL.") Sir, This subject has been reported on in the Federal Council now sitting in Kuala Lumpur. I believe some time ago a suggestion was put forward for a main motor car traffic road throughout the Peninsula. The need169 words
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Article167 1913-12-01 12 His Excellency the High Commissioner and Lady Evelyn Young were at home on Wednesday afternoon at the new Federal Lodge, over-looking Sydney Lake. Owing to the heavy rain, which set in shortly before five o'clock the function had to be an entirely indoors affair, nevertheless forM.M. - 167 words
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Article372 1913-12-01 12 Bangkok is declared infected owing to the existence of cholera. The homeward bound Holt liner Lao- j medon was in on Saturday loading for home ports. j Arrivals on Saturday morning included the British India steamer Taroba from Madras Coast ports, the Dutch steamer Krakatau from home ports372 words
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Advertisement14 1913-12-01 12 For Coaghs and chills. Take Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. Sold everywhere, 80 cents bottle.14 words
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Advertisement143 1913-12-01 12 AUSTRALIAN Pure Creamery Butter > < Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. SINGAPORE 8c BRANCHES. I Smokers of discrimination I always select Tshe GARRICK SMOKING TOBACCO rp^^^ "jSSri It has the distinction j§s?AitlP of invigorating the nerves and brain of w^UNGTOBAC^ the business man. I^- M V: Does not burn or143 words
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Miscellaneous409 1913-12-01 12 SHIPS AT THE WHARVES. East Wharf (Basin)— Nil East Wharf Section I— Malacca Sheers Wharf— Sarie Borneo Main Wharf Sec. 2— lslander 3— Nil 4 Minderoo s—Chiengmai5 Chiengmai 6 Laomedon, Hitachi Maru New Dock Sec. 7— (Under construction.) W T est Wharf Sec. B— Singapore, Kt-akatau Jardine's Wharf Sec. 9409 words
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