The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 30 November 1914

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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TK\ CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1914. NO. 8,305.
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    229 1 Most important of the war news are the accounts of the battles m Poland. While there are glowing outside accounts of the result round Lodz, the Russian General Staff issues cautious advice to await events Page 5. As to the advance on Craccw, little doubt seems to
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    SUN RISE.
    988 1  -  Jungle-Wallah In IH9O 1. gentle scholarly soul, N," wrote s* TU s of papers for the <iuardiau, m one of which, Birds m the Garden,'' we find this The American poet RsMCSSn was once asked the U6e of the beautiful Rhodora growing m wild places far uw:i> fiom
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      130 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Devonshire id closed from to day— Page 2, Board of Licensing Justices meet on Dec. 15th Page 2. Barlow Co. take over Royal Exchange Assurance Co. Page 2. New Cinema programmes Page 1. Music for Christmas from the Robinson Piano Co. —Page 5. New sailing lists of K.
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      121 1 THE WEEK. Monday 30th. High Water— 8-^5 a.m., 9-42 p.m, Polo Practice Tyersall, 5 p.m. St. Andrew. Tuesday December Ist. High Water— 9-5 a.m., 10-22 p.m. Queen Alexandra's Birthday (184 4). Wednesday 2nd. High Water— 9 32 a.m., 10-58 p.m. Polo Practicy Tyersall. 5 p m. THursdiv 3rd. High itfaoei-
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    315 2 00l of some 000,000 troops m the United Kingdom only Bts c.ises of typhoid fever had been notified for the week etiiiin^ Septnmbni 20, twelve ensns for the following week, Mid len eases for the week ending Octobec 10, SOid Mr Herbert Lewis, M. l' si Boeklej (Flintshire). The .leath
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    Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH.
    19 4 Domestic Occurrences. BIRTH. PORCH KB. Ou November ?4th. at Eastbourne, to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Porchek, a son.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, November 30, 1914.
    886 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, November 30, 1914. I la E t r •:i< r 1 .-.>._• The progress of tlie Poland campaign is of a nature not surprising to those who expected tlie Russians to move thoroughly once they did move m force It appears certain now that the
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    377 4 16,0C0 piculs of tiu ore were obtained [at Banca during October 13th. Mr Ilobbs of tbe Royal Stables Bangkok proceeds to England by tbe P. and 0. Nubia to volunteer his services. Mi J. (t. Oakden, of tbe B. li. T. C. Chiengmai, bas left Eogiand and is returning to
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    DISORDERS IN THE STATES.
    205 4 Murderers and Gang Robbers. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, November. 28. Thirty gang robbers sacked six shops at Semenyih, on Thursday, securing goods worth $1,800. A Malay sergeant and two Chinese constables were injured when tackling the gang, which escaped. Mr. Taylor, District Officer, at
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    PRINCE OF WALES AND PERAK.
    51 4 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, November SO. The Perak Club has received a letter of thanks from the Prince of Wales for their contribution of 100 guineas to the Prince of Wales's National Relief Fund, also a letter of thanks from the Treasurer to the
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    536 4 The Soerabaya community had collected 42,500 guilders for the Belgian Relief Fund up to October 13tb. Mr w. w. Douglas, Commissioner oi Police, F.M.S., has left for Calcutta, on three months' leave. Following the example of England, weather reports from all parts of France are suspended by order of the
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    RUSSIAN NAVAL RUSE.
    85 4 GERMAN SQUADRON NEATLY HOODWINKED Cruisers Sunk and Damaged [By Sab__triai i iHm'f Fi-iiLLJiL London. Nov. 10. M p.M R I IVa ot seven damaged eau torpedo boats at Kit 1. oa stated at PtotrograJ io bl A* exploit which carefully i It appear. thai Marital a number
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    A MONTENEGRIN VICTORY
    27 4 London. Nov. It, LM p.m. Cattaj, Eight Austrian battalioni .Montenegrin brigade m the Yichrgiad. Ihi Mooti l defeated Urn i m capt and prisoner.-.
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    ATTACK ON UNFORTIFIED CITIES.
    50 4 London, Nov. i:.10 10 p.m Kasha*. ton President Wilson has i BOmmnnicat d to the American lie.. Representatives and to B Ltigerent tries his dfisi rat of i ntXf unfortified citief pied bj ants, it is onderstood that I will take COgn see ol the pro!
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    OBITUARY.
    13 4 London. Siov. 'i^, 1 1 ES a has occurred ol Maruu. Via
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    FOREIGN OFFICE TELEGRAMS.
    189 4 KangLok, Nov The battle ship bulwark, an old of 1 .".000 tons a-.d i f small mtlitarj was blown up at ShaeOMH i\ Ml xplosion apparently duo tc; an internal The (ierman Prom n mark- large fall m the rati of < _cttang< Berlin and othei countries.
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    St. ANDREWS DAY.
    68 4 glorioa r hills and To as tho >st des We Long torot I yet i i Thy mon i I i .dr so ci° i Wo Long to i i the wild red A i sai di p i And irate- tbe red ana and Bight com
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    86 4 A match by Fom oi Sal onlay last the Reel for tin Hoot K.-uii i v Wood Lib, a bon ble I Kennedy I Knox, 1 1 Bti i ton. 0. Sroular ft Hi Ken; 0 v. Wi; ary, li. Miller^ MelvilJe. if r. OftM-i Ul Wishart
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      60 4 gr. LAMBERT*** ORCHARD ROAD. The Only Studio m the Colony producing Refined Photographic Portraiture of Artistic Merit and Technical Excellence. Likeness and individuality, the most valued qualities m a Portrait, characterise all our work. Our Studio is m charge of Mr. H. N. Buckeridge, a British Artist of the highest
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  • BATTLE OF LODZ.
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    ADVANCING ON ALL HANDS.
    98 5 iot. 99, 1 Km atteial I t tiit Hrn Kusbml ol the Vistula io i Bzora Rivei ko ited the towu of :•)>• ar. I i ÜBbm of villages whence iv bean dislodged al tl. r een Bi in j led! charged the retreat* g gone
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    THE SOUTHERN ARMIES.
    54 5 D Erou c Mote .1 urkhavi leenmed .cc. eaptored a f the i and eloo orks on '.-fi bank of ler fording the river f i!I of the i ddi is. fended Re ;"> -Lor. .ltd. I |i i md ten i ighl I i-.;. ol the
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    A WARNING TO OPTIMISTS.
    52 5 r.—Tbe G neral 94 reporti ol .1 Poland i h left I ml ol Urn I thl ia.i r- I In rel Irei ient the the* lining an obetii ate saible to regard aded. I i nary 'he revelation of dt Bnil ice that the ined
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    CHASING THE TURKS.
    31 5 PI m Petrograd, I tfted Turks m .rum baa en dc I. ries 1 1 engagements days south of the re we dispelled con- j Bide, reinfOroed by
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    THE SERBIAN STRUGGLE.
    43 5 I New. -h, 1 a.m. -A battle is j Bf m Serbia, m the region of j wkete the Austrians are re- d |q have rive army corps with the *-'.<'t el decisiv^ls finishing tbe opera *°S« m this theatct.
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    ALLIED ARMIES.
    81 5 QUIETER IN THE WEST (Keuter's Special Service.) [Bj Submarine Cable]. Loudon, Nov. 28, 10 a.m. -Paris, evening, otlicial The day has beeu quiet, and there is nothing to report. London, Nov. 28, 5.00 a.m.— President Poineare, conferring the military medal for valour on General .Toff re said, m
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    A FEW MINOR ATTACKS.
    210 5 London, Nov. 27, 5.80 p.m.— A Paris 1 I communique says that the artillery lire everywhere was slacker yesterday. The enemy made two infantry attacks Bgainat bridge heads on the right bank of the Wr, south of Dixmude, which were j easily repulsed. There were no
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    MORE RECRUITS WANTED.
    89 5 30,000 a Week not Enough. London, Nov. 28, 1,50 a.m. Iv his speech m the House of Lords, Lord Kitchener said then was still room for mote recruits. He was. confident that recruits noold OOme forward, as they had always COma forward Bf the country's call, and
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    FRENCH CONSULAR TELEGRAMS.
    266 5 Bl COUBTKSI OI THE F*B_X< if CONSUL Gum: BAL. Paris, Nov. _7. 6.10 p.m. On ai! the front lino yesterday, th i bombardment of uur position was much less violent. We have had no dif_ a! m reoulsinfl i two attacks against the bndg a on the!
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    104 5 Mr Brie W. Battensby, Manager ol Gunong Kroh Estates, I laves Ipoh to j tin Lord Kitchener's Army. Tbe wedding took place at Bangkok ol Ml Sydney Herbert Cole, >l tlie Ministry nf Finance, to Miss Winifred Mabel I rctter, daughter of Mr B W, Trotter, Deputy rommissioner of Police.
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    THE BRITISH NAVY.
    847 5 MR. CHURCHILLS STATEMENT. Work as a Whole. (Sbutbb's Special Service.) London, Nov. 27, 10 p.m.— Speaking ie the House of Commons Mr Churchill m a I powerful, stimulating speech, reviewed the naval situation. He said it was impos--5 sible at present for the public to form any
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    OUR MERCHANT NAVY.
    50 5 Still Going Strong. London, Nov. 28, 1 a.m.— The Board of Trade issues a statement showing that out of a total of 10,128 British steamers 9,922 are plying on the seas compared with only ten German ships known tobe at sea out of a total of 2,090.
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    DIRTY SUBMARINE WORK.
    27 5 London, Nov. 27, 7.45 p.m.— Lloyds repott that a German submarine has sunk the steamers Malachite and Primo near Havre. The crews were saved.
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    GUARDING THE SEAS.
    31 5 London, Nov. 28, 5.50 a.m. Bordeaux. A Naval communique says The AngloFrench squadrons continue to block "the Adriatic and the Dardanelles and to protect the coast of Egypt.
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    WHAT HAD SHE BEEN DOING?
    28 5 London, Nov. 29, 12.25 a.m— A sensation has been caused ot Fleetwood by a Norwegian trawler beiug brought into port under naval escort.
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    SCHARNHORST AND FRIENDS.
    27 5 Loudon, Nov. 28, 5.50 a.m.— The German cruisers m the Pacific Ocean have apparently not left Chilian waters since the battle of November 1.
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    H. M. S. BULWARK.
    31 5 Loudon, Nov. 29, 1.30 a.m.— The inquest ou the victims of H.M.B. Bulwark bos been adjourned. The loss is about 770. Official quarters reaffirm tho accident theory.
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    AUSTRALIAN WOOL TRADE.
    28 5 London, Nov. 29 9.30 a.m. A telegram from Melbourne states that it has been decided to permit the export of wool to Canada and Japan.
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    PARLIAMENT.
    24 5 London, Nov. 27, 10.40 p.m. The House of Commons has adjourned until February 2, but tbe House of Lords meets on January 16.
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    TO GOVERN CYPROS.
    24 5 London, Nov. 27, 4.10 p.m. Major General Sir J. E. Clauson, Lieut-Govern-or of Malta, has been appointed High Commissioner for Cyprus.
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    COMMANDER OF TSINGTAU.
    17 5 London, Nov. 26, 1 a.m. General Kamio is appointed commander of the Tsiugtau garrison.
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    JAPANESE NAVAL ATTACHE.
    17 5 Loudon, Nov. 28, 1.4 p.m. The King received tbe Japanese naval attache on Friday.
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    WAR FINANCE.
    104 5 Britains Position. London, Nov. 27, 4.10 p.m.— ln the House of Commons, Mr. Lloyd George announced that the War Loan had been oversubscribed. He did not give the amount subscribed but said that a feature of the Loan was the enormous number of small applicants, nearly a hundred
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    WAR ON SEA.
    102 5 CLEARING AMERICAN WATERS. A Wider Neutral Zone. (Keutbb Special Service.) [By Submarine Cable]. London, Nov. 27, 7.5 p.m.— Washington The I nited States and South American republics are jointly negotiating with the belligerents for the withdrawal of belligerent warships from American waters, so as to safeguard inter-American
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    CHAOS IN ALBANIA.
    403 7 I GREECE'S SUDDEN HOVE. Pi uaooc m -ation of Braus, Reuter's Agency is inform. that the Hellenic Ministers to the (Heel Towers have intimated tbe decision of Greece to reoccupy Epirus, from which the Greek army withdrew m March last, m pursuance of the decision of the
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    355 7 Whkn Blood m Always on bs t L b. Latter Et oa i Corporal .1. Conning ham, Ist Irish Guards, to I Iriend at Lough ton, Essex. We are all doing very well, arid yon will be glad to learn that the Micke an slaughtering
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    GENERAL VON MOLTKE.
    108 7 Said t<> bs i>yi\<.. Amsterdam. 'ft tt. A private letter received here from a high official m Berlin states that General von Moltke, chief of the German (General Staff, is dying. Everything Es being done to keep the news secret. General von Moltke is suffering liom a
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    AUSTRIAN SHIPS.
    678 8 INTERNED CARGO. Shipping Firm's Opppb. The Penang Chamber of Commerce have issued copies of the following letter from Messrs. Harrisons and Crosfield, Ltd., Medan, dealing with the subject of cargo m German and Austrian ships interned m neutral ports Medan, Sumatra. 14th November, 1914, The Secretary, Chamber of
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    "MEN WHO MARCH AWAY."
    144 8 To the Editor or the Times. Sir, Tbe non combatant can do little enough at preseut for tbe recruits who are training to fight for him but he might perhaps sometimes spare them tbe bare courtesy which be gives to a chance uc quaiutauce. A lady
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    MILK FOR MADRAS.
    534 8 There is so much disease possible as the result of drinking impure milk that it is a matter of much satisfaction that the Health Department of the Madras Cor- 1 poration is taking the matter of the mil_ supply carefully m hand. The Departmental report remarks that
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    36 9 Issued by FRASER Co,, Exohange and Share Brokers, Nov. 20. Ail baying quotations ot Storting Snares mast be regarded ns purely nominal for the present. sdfsdfsdf fsdfsdf sdfsdfsdf sdfsdfsdfsdfsdf sdfsdfsd sdfsfsdfdsdfsdf fsdfsdfsdf fsdfsdfsd
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    EXCHANGE.
    51 9 f COB3BCTBD UP TO Nov. 28) Bank 4 m/a 2 4 7-16 demand 2-4 1-16 Private credits 8m a 2-4f India, T. T. 174$ Honqkonq, demand 23_ Yokohama, demand 114$ Java, demand 14 1£ Bangkok, demand CS Sovebbignb, Bank Buylr g $8.54 Bank ot England Rate 6% Bar Silver
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    PRODUCE.
    143 9 Nov. 28. Tin Gambier j. M Gambier Cube No. 1 9.00 Gambier Cube No. 2 B*so Pepper Black ordin. Spore buyers 18.50 Pepper, (White fair) buyeis... 35. C0 Nutmeg* (110 to the lb.) 21.00 Nutmegs (80 to tho lb J 2 .00 Mace (Banda) 80.00 Gloves (Amboina) ..< 40.00
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      23 9 HumberettE AIR-COOLED $1,200 Nett. WATER-COOLED $1,325 Complete exGarage. Lat e s t testimonial from a O t Stewart Wilson rAND COMPANY. Kuala Lumpur.
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      144 9 ENGRAVING IN GOLD AND SILVER j XMAS PRESENTS MONOGRAMS C. A. RIBEIRO CO., LTD. 6 ft 7. RAFFLES PLACE. A Booklet giving a few specimens or our special lines will be supplied fre, on application. jyyf*Mg^T»— W____B_W_B__V_^_~__— __-g———^_— |FAR EASTOKVGJN& ACETYLENFI MARINE BOILER REPAIRS AUTOGENOUS^ WELDING Repairs of Furnace Cracks.
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      93 9 TRAIN SERVICE. SINGAPORE (TANK-ROAD). WEEKDAYB SUNDAYS. Mail Daily leaves for north at 7.7 a.m. and 7.0 p.m. Other trains leave for Johore at 9.0 a., 10.23 a., noon, 1.30 p., 2.55 p., 4.40 p Mail arrives from north at 8.16 a.m. and 7.14 p.m. Trains leave from Johore 7.9, 8.42.
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      374 9 LATEST ARRIVALS. Date. Vessel's Name. Flag. Nov. 27 Singkawang Dutch Kaho hinese Nov. 28 Princess Juliana Dutch Note. The above is the only information which is obtainable at present from the Master Attendant. MAIL TABLE. To-Day. Intermediate and local mails will bt found m list below Penang, Malacca, F.M.R. Johore.
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    BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.
    514 10 His ii. i;. Salmond (carnal Cable Depot Kepp Barbow scknowledges gra the following subscriptions: Amount previously acknowledged 18,709 C. A. I'erreau Collection St Matthews Church 18.68 Rev. C. 1". Wood IU I I Total 118,748.66 Donations of clothing for Belgian Re fugeen man, women and children will
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    VETERAN VOLUNTEERS.
    29 10 V ETERAN VOLUNTEERS. A meeting of the members of the Veteran I nit Singapore Volunteer Corps mill beheld on the Exchange Rooms, on Monday, November :;oth, at 12.45 p.m.
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    FOOTBALL.
    218 10 Maxim Ca s.\ .O v U. 5.6. The troops at Tanglin have somewhat monotonous duties to perform just now, bnt these are not unrelieved by sporting and other lighter diversions. Ou Saturday afternoon there was a football match between a team drawn from the European section of the guard
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    107 10 Another little story has come my v. uy that irf good euough to pass ou. A lady wa* complaining to a frieud of the shortcoming:, of some marsh md Hows _M had nought ut Selfridge's. They were perfectly horrid, my dear, _c exclaimed, just stale and nasty inside and not
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    BATTERY "L."
    915 10 GLORIOUS DEED OF BRITISH GI NNERS. RBI OMM-NDBD I Ol: the V.C. The story of battery L" records as glorious a deed of heroism as the proud story of British valour ou the field of battle can show. In sadly depleted strength, Battery "li of the Royal Horse
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    RUBBER DUTY.
    71 10 For the period from the 4th to 10th December, 1914, inclusive, the value of the highest grade of rubber is fixed at two shillings and threepence halfpenny per lb., and the duty on cultivated rubber on which export duty is leviable on an ad valorem basis m accordance
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    BARLOWS RUBBER WIRE.
    34 10 Messrs. Barrow Co. advises us that their London House, wiring under date of the 27th instant, report tho Rubber Market to be firm. Quotations being:— Smoked Sheet 24 Standard Crepe 2-l_.
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    WILLISON'S CIRCUS.
    716 10 The above named circus opeued here ou Saturday night last, to a most excellent house long before tbe performance commenced, all the cheaper seats m tho different "native" galleries, were absolute ly packed, aud by the time the band struck up, most of the better class seats were
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    65 10 There has been quite a large influx to Siam of German and Austrian ladies from Hongkong and Singapore of late and as a result the local hotels are all full. The Deli, which is lying m the river, is used as a kind ot floating boarding house, the inmates being,
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    DUTCH WAR NEWS.
    530 10 Krupp's ranges at Meppen and Ems near I the Dutch frontier are being specially guarded against espionage. Japan has handed over to Australia all the German Pacific Islands occupied by jher since the outbreak of war. A Dutch peace party has sent word to London that they
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    AN EMDEN CAPTURE AND THE SEQUEL.
    130 10 With reference to the official announce ment of the capture by H.M.S., Yarmouth of the Greek steamer Pontoporos, and the statement that she had been previously reported as accompanying the Emden," Messrs. Embiricos and Co., steamship owners, St. Mary Axe, write us pointing out
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    AVIATORS WOUNDED.
    50 10 London, Nov. 2S, 1.30 a.m.-— Lieutenant tbe Honourable E. A. Fitzroy, Member of Parliament, of the Ist Life Guards, and the actor 'Jnd Lieutenant Robert Loraiue, of the Royal Flying Corps, have been wounded. London, Nov. L.'JO a.m. Paris The Bourse reopens on December 7, for cash operations.
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    76 10 At this week's meeting of the Biblical and Literary Research Society, to be held as usual on Thursday evening at 8.30 m the V.M.C.A., the Rev. H. G. Peile, will open a discussion on the question "How Can We Make The Best Use of Sunday It is hoped that there
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