Straits Echo, 27 January 1912

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    36 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS. THE lEDERaTCD MALAY STtTES AND THE FaR EAST GENERALLV VOL. 10. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, SATURDAY, 271 h JANUARY, 1912.». Single Copy, 10 cents. No. 23
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      1157 1 If you require Tonic and some" tl»Mg to nourish you, Drink Dog's Head Guinness's Stout, k ft 1 and look for this label to see that you get it. TIANft LEE A Co., Hole Agenlt. ,.*X v" i v ;;i Andrew Usher 8 Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE. BAN K.S Chartered Bank
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      32 1 Order itjn Nip Bottles. Dog's Head Guinness's Stout. The Tonic that cheers and soothes and doesn’t harm. Observe this label. it is ino Nip. ou every genuTIA NQIIiEE C-.. So’e A, mi,.
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    Ride on Motor-car Bonnet
    207 2 Cyclist’» Extraordinary Escape in Collision. John Hazel ton, n youth, sou of tlio K »v. John Hazelton, Pastor of the Strict B.ipiist Chapel. St NeoU, Huntingdonshire, had a miraculous escape from serious injury while ending at night along the North Road between Huntingdon and St. Neota.
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    Railway Tickets.
    226 2 Ma. Plowden’s View of the Purchase of Return Halves. Guilty was the original plea of a man charged before Mr. Plowden with intent to defraud the Midland Railway Company, aud the plea caused Mr. Plowden to ask You understand what you are doing You are not charged with
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    Golfers and Merchant.
    464 2 Exciting Sequel to a Golf Ball Lost in a Garden. An unpleasant sequel to a game of golf ou the link at Claygate was forthcoming at the Kingston-on-Thames Couuty Police Court the other day. wheu two well-dressed youug men. Wilfred Thrupp, lit, of Holliugbourne. King Charles-road, Surbiton,
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      56 2 O J THIS IS IT! Waterbury’s Metabolized Cod Liver Oil Compound cSrasit TASTELESS ODORLESS 1 he latest scientific pre paration of COD LIVER OIL. Does all that m claimed for it and sedes the old hi-h’ tad emulsions uhich upset the stomach. recommended by the m«-di cal profession. OF AI.L
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      507 2 True Test of Merit. You judge a man not by what lie pro raises to do, but by what he has done. '1 hat is the only tiue test. Chamberlain's Cough Itemedv judged by this standard has no superior. People everywhere speik of it in the highest terras of praise.
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      1487 2 PIXOAP A superfine tar preparation for washing the hair. The best method of imparting vigour to the scalp and vitality to the hair. lillllll 'v/ liiiiljijiiiljljiiiiij; Use it white taking yonr bath iSillilSItlS >' ii PIXOAP 1« mm iii Runnymede Hotel. NORTHAM ROAD—SEASIDE. The Most Comfortable Hotel in Penang. The
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    29 3 Vessels Irom Ayents Due Delta 1 Singapore A.G.&Co. *27th Jan. Buelow Singapore Prinz Eitel B.M.&Co. 30th Friedrich Colombo B M.&Co. 1 st Feb. Assaye Colombo A.G.&Co. 9th
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    SAILINGS.
    26 3 Vessels For Agents Leaves Delta Colombo A.G.&Co. Jan. Buelow Colombo li M.ACo. Prim Eitel Friedrich Singapore B M.AJo. Feb. A sea ye Singapoxt A-G.&Co. i
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      390 3 8.N.G *.rmet#4 Arrivals and Impart nre*. Mail Service Outward. Feb. 9 Assaye connecting with Marmora 22 India Moldavia Homeward Mantilla and London without transhipment. FAMES BY MAIL STE4IMEKS. 1st class 2nd class To London by Sea $565-72 $377-14 To Marseilles or Gibraltar $528-00 $358-29 EX1HA STEAMERS Intermediate Service. IT7IT1I excellent
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      309 3 —<SiH P P N G. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAYICATION CO., LTD HUTTENBACH, LIEBERT 81 Co.. Penang, Agents, V/ Dili, Asahan, Paneli and Singapore. (Weekly). Deli and Batu Bahra. (Fortnightly). Deli and Langsa. (Fortnightly). Singapore (direct) KONINKLIJXE PAKETYAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. (ROT\l Dt'Ti H (>\IKET COMI-A^V-For j Intended to Sail, i Steamer. Fri.
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      930 3 MSCm LL07D, SEEM. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE r’ilHE fast and well-known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen X. Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Algiers, Genoa Naples (connection Marseilles, Alexandra and vice versa). Port Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtau or Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama
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    THE STRAITS ECHO.
    428 4 A Journal of Thouoht. Published daily (except Sundays and pubhc holidays) AT THE CRITERION PRESS, Ltd. No. 226 —232 Beach Street, Penang. Price. Daily Local $24 per annum Outstation... Postage Extra. Mail Edition (Post Free) $l5 CABLE ADDRESS ECHO—PENANG.” Telephone Nos. (Echo. 586 Printing Department 343 Studio
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    LIGHT,MORE LIGHT.
    1651 4 Goethes death bed words were Licht, rnehr licht.” Even a Scotsman cau understand them. We can all feel them. Candour, more candour. Truth, more truth These suggest themselves as desirable paraphrases. It is time we had more something. Since the Penang Club decided that male residents of Penang,
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    Excess Passengers.
    75 4 At the Singapore Police Court Captain Todd, of the steamer Lai sum;, was convicted of carrying 68 passengers in excess of what his steamer was licensed to carry. He was fined at the rate of a dollar per head for the excess passengers. The Magistrate said that insufficient
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    More Italian Captures.
    56 4 A telegram received at Rome from Massowa says that the gunboat has arrived there with twenty-six military men captured on board the steamers Africa and Brcgenz. Among those captured is the Turkish major who was in command of the fort at Hodeida and who fired at the
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    Municipal Commission.
    416 4 The usual fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Cotntni-sioners was held at the Municipal Office yesterday afternoon, the following gentlemen being present: Mr. W. Peel (President), Mr W. i\ Chapman, Mr G. N. Save, and Mr Quail Beng Kee, with Mr. L. M. Bell (Engineer) and Mr. L A.
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    M.C.C. vs. South Tasmania.
    66 4 The weather was fine when this match was begun at Hobart yesterday. The attendance was modeiate. The wicket was good. South Tasmania scored 124 runs in tin first innings. Hearne taking 4 wickets for 12 runs and Hitch 4 wickets for 41. The M C C.
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    Insurgents Want Money.
    23 4 The Okura Company have entered into a contract with the Chinese insurgents to negotiate for a loan. Tel egra phed.
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    P. L. R. C.
    19 4 to the Hunt Club Papercha&e on Monday next, the usual shoot, will not take place.
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    German Elections.
    60 4 A telegram from Rerlin states that of the tv-three hnal second ballots yesterday the S„ruil.st. won ten. The combined p»r*,e K on the nght finally number 190 the \T' 'T h J eft 200, including Y'rlV A the Tnidd,e party the Lilvmhls hold the balance of power/ The
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    Ship Collision Case.
    48 4 In the case in which the Eastern Shin, Co. as owners uf the “Deli” Straits Steamship Company as owner* the “Penang” for damages over the P f lision at Port Swettenbam in August I judgment was given at Singapore 7’ the defendants with costs. Telegraphed
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    Singapore Rubber Mart.
    38 4 Fraser’s share circular yesterday reports] considerable fluctuations in rubbers on thU Singapore market, and said the market closed with a firmer tendency. There w ls keen demand for several of the cheaper local stocks. telegraphed.
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    P. C. C. Bowls.
    24 4 In the Single Haudicap tie plaved off 0 the P. C. C. ground yesterday eveain* Goldie beat Hamilton by 21—20.
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    Unpleasant Charge.
    32 4 A European named McKernon and an Indian named Michael, both employed at Topham Jones’, Singapore, were charged with attempting to extort five dollars from an Indian. They were remanded. Telegraphed.
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    Unadvised Coolies.
    46 4 Three Sikh police werecharged with causing hurt to four Chinese coolies temporarily lodgedou St. Johns Island The complainant* were bespattered with blood aud bandaged but could give no explanation why they were assaulted. Their evidence was con*ilored insufficient aud the Sikhs were discharged. Telegraphed.
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    P. C. C. Tennis.
    57 4 Tennis for Monday, 29tb instant Single Handicap—B Pledger vs. Keimann (4) Black stone. Wj Kitchen (5 1 Ritchard* m Ruck Keene (6). Single Handicap—(.' Cowap v*. A. Smith (1)-, Ballantvne a. McKuight Young (2) Bakor vs. L. M. Evans (3). Siagle Handicap—D: Willis vs. P. J.
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    Chempedak.
    63 4 The Chempedak rubber company’s report sliows an acreage of 866, planted as to 411 acres with Hevea, whereof a hundred are bearing. The year’s yield was 17,100 lb». There were also 846 piculs of gambier. A credit balance of 9,424 taels was the financial result. The directors write off
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    Eurasian Grievance.
    45 4 The Siugai>ore coinmittea appointed to protest against the exclusion of nonEuropeans from the Civil Service decided to postpone the public meeting sine die until definite information is received from the Colonial Secretary regarding the existence or nonexistence of tlie regulation in question. Telegraphed.
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    Raymond “Rats”.
    171 4 After publicly expressing his belief that white suits are good enough for evening wear, and that dress suits in sucli a climate as ours are as foolish as they are unhygienic, Raymond had the cheek to appear last evening on the stage at the Savoy in a drew
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    Belfast and Blather.
    112 4 Winston Churchill’s letter to Lord Londonderry refe s to the very grave and directly personal responsibility that wi fall on that peer if there l<e serious noting at Belfast on Feb. Hh. It has become a matter of importance tfo the public liberty that the meeting shall
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      365 4 AFTER THE RACES. To Port S wettenham and Singapore s.s. Lama will sail on Saturday at 7 p.m. To Rangoon and Calcutta s.s. Egra will sail on Saturday at 7 p.m. HUTTENBACH LIEBERT A CO.. Agents B. 1. S. N. Co., Ltd KINC STREET. SAVOY TH EATRE. «met. THE MOONLIGHT
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      22 4 ]>r. Friedlaender testifies that e?erts a favourable influence in removing complications and hemorrhage; also n.p,.1 and .adtsfactoiy m.ulu am obtaS Sandalwood oUwr
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      64 4 Whooping Cough. W hen jour child has whooping cough t* careful to keep the cough loose ami to rat ion easy by giving Chamberlain* Cough Remedy as may be require! T®** remedy will also liquify the tough m 000 ■and make it easier to expectorate. H used successfully in many
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    Penang Turf Club.
    889 5 To-day s Programme. 1. The Kedah Cup.—2-45 p.m. A Cup presented by H. H. The Sultan of Kedah with 8250 added by the Club. A Handicap for all Griffins that have run in Second Race, First Day. Entrance, $lO. Distance, one mile and a distance. Mr. Searchlight'»
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    Gazetted.
    41 5 Mr. J. C. Sugars has been appointed a member of committee of the Pcuang Free School vice Mr. I*. J. Sproule. Monday and Tuesday, February 14.*l 4 and 20, have beeu proclaimed Bank holidays owing to Chinese New Year. Telegraphed.
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    Peace Negotiations.
    16 5 A telegram from Shanghai states that peace negotiations are not expected to improve. Telegraphed.
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    St. George’s Church.
    30 5 The services to-morrow will be 8 a m. —Matins (Choral). 8-30 a.m.—Holy Communion (Plain) 10 a m. —Matins (Chinese). 5 p.m. —Sunday School. 6 p.m.—Evensong aud Serraoii.
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    Long-expected Abdication.
    24 5 An abdication edict from the Chinese throne is expected before the 29th inst., when the armistice will come to an end. Telegraphed
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    Sun and Yuan.
    25 5 Sun Yat Sen has telegraphed that be is very friendly disposed towards Yuan Shi Kai, thus clearing up the recent misunderstandings. Telegraphed.
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    Rubber Reports & Dividends.
    227 5 Rubber Reports Dividends. Bukit Rajah. —Second int. div. 25 per cent, less tax. Anolo-Malay. —Third int. div. 15 per cent., less tax. Kuala -Lumpur.—lt is stated the shares will shortly b) introduced tv) the Paris Bourse by theßmpuede l’Union Parisiemie, which has secured an option over a considerable number of
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    The Equitable Fire.
    45 5 A telegram from New York states that the vaults of The Equitable Life Insurance Co., containing the safes of some of tie* wealthiest families in the United States and those of numerous banking houses have been opened. They were all unscathed. Telegraphed.
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    Fight at Su-chou-fu.
    22 5 A telegram from Shanghai states tha sharp fighting is p'oceeding at Su-chou-fu the headquarters of General Chang Hsun Telegraphed.
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    Winston’s New House.
    106 5 In explanation of the Renter’s telegram announcing that Mr. Churchill had handed over his official residence for the Use of the Naval war staff, it is stated that it was known in London more than a month ago that the accomplished Mrs. Churchill did not consider Admiralty
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    Welsh Disestablishment.
    49 5 Mr. Reginald McKenna, Horae Secretary, speaking in London, outlined the Welsh Disestablishment Bill. It is proposed to disendow the church of .£lBl,' CH) annual income which will be restored definitely to national purposes. The existing incumbents will be allowed to rupriy a life interest in it. Telegraphed.
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    The Manifest.
    117 5 Copra and Rubber. —The s.s. Petrel brought 315 bags* of copra and 3 cases rubber. Flour and Tea —.The s.s. Catherine Apcar from Hongkong ift discharging 3,663 bags of flour and 61 <;ases tea. The s.s. Calypso brought Tobacco 819 biles Rubber 61 cases t Coffee 101 bags.
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    Aehrenthal’s Retirement.
    27 5 A telegram from Vienna states that the condition of Baron Alois van Aebrenthal, Austrian Foreign Miuister, not improved. His retirement is regarded as imminent. telegraphed.
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    Buff’s Crack Runner.
    45 5 Feigyant Andrews of tlse Buffs, now stationed at Singapore, has received an invitation to go to Manilh for the Carnival to take j»a»t. in the foot races Andrews is a splendid runner. It is or parted-that lie will accept the invitation. Redaction.
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    Herr Liebknecht.
    29 5 Herr Liebknecht who was recently elected a member of the Reichstag for Potsdam was imprisoned for a long term for his antimilitarist views. f s Telegraphy K
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    Singapore Wedding.
    66 5 Mr. David Main of Messrs. Fraser Ne »ve Ltd., w'us married List Tuesday at St. Andrew’s Cathedra 1 Singapore, to Miss Florence Van Cuyleubucg, daughter Vf the late Mr. L. P. Van Cuy eiihurg The bride was given away by her uncle Mr C M. Van Cuvl üburg.
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    No Recognition Yet
    66 5 A telegram front Tokia states that tlie Chinese Republican envoy has arrived there to secure Jr pin’s recognition of the republic. A motion in regiVd to that which was introduced into ‘the Japitie-e Diet evoked much difference «>f <pi uion aud tha debate •was adjourned D- is
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    Mooted Changes.
    55 5 Mr. C. J. Saunders. Secretary for Chinese Affairs, S.S. and F.M.S, is shortly going on leave, and Mr. L. H. Clayton, Superintendent. of Indian Immigrants, will act for him Mr J. R. O. Aldwortb, Protector of Labour, F.M.S., will take over charge of Mr. Clayton’s department in addition
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    Connaughts At Washington.
    91 5 The Duke aud Duchess of Connaught and their daughter Princess Patricia reeled an enthusiastic but diguified vetoßireftom kxrge crowds of people at Washington ITicy doove iu setvr-state from the Embassy, «Hcort*?tl by cavalry, to'the White House where they were formally received by President Taft. Afteiwards they p'rtook
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    Anglo-Russian Relations.
    183 5 There is much stir in St. Petersburg over the visit of a British deputation consisting of twenty-one prominent people. Special trains conveyed the deputation from the frontier to St. Petersburg where the authorities warmly welcomed the members of the deputation -which includes three lords, four bishops, and ten
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    Explanation.
    58 5 The Adjutant of the Penaug Volunteers informs.us that the late Capt: J. S» Wright was an active meml>er of that Corps and that it is regretted that owing'to no notice of bis death having been received until too late, it was impossible to offer those Military honours at his
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    Settled.
    22 5 A telegram from Paris states that the FrainrGhili'irt incident has .been settled to the mutual satisfaction of both parties. f Telegraphed.
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    Mohamedan Football.
    44 5 The Mobainedan League Mat£h between the .Everlasting Football Cluj) and the Young Mus’im Union which wa& played on Victoria Green yesterday resulted in a win for the Everlasters by 3 goals to nil. The game was throughout and superior merit told. Redaction.
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    Londonderry’s Reply.
    69 5 Lord Londonderry has replied to Ml Winston Churchill. He said that the main objection of the Ulster Unionist Council would 1« removed if tlifcr meeting was held outside those districts which pissionately resent Mr. Churchill’s action. The Council would strongly deprecate an attempt to interfere’With the meeting but
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    Things New Calendar Does.
    175 5 With the introduction of the Gregorian Calendar for the Republic the Chinese aro confronted with innumerable complications in addition to the necessity of changing in »st of the»r business*, contracts. Traditional festivities aud customs wpl be more or less affeeted. v 5 The new date for
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    Awaiting Approval.
    38 5 The Conciliation Board met yesterday afternoon and arranged a broad basis of settlement iu the coal dispute in which an agreement will 1« rea<-*hed provided the details of the working scheme are mutually Agreed upon.-* Telegraphed
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    Games This Evening.
    46 5 <*)n the Esplanade this evening <he!e will 1* two foothill matches one at 4-15 pm. and the other at 5-15 p in- l**tween the Itthihadol Khairiah (Fiist XI) and Butter» worth and the Itthihadol Khairiah XI) and the L'arul Muhhibuh respectively. es Redaction.
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    Khartum Cathedral.
    58 5 Un the occasion of the twenty-seventh anniversary of the death of General Gordon the Bishop of London consecrated the Khartum Cathedral. A large and representative congregation was present, including Moslems, Copts, and Greeks, beside* Lient -General Sir F. R. Wingate, Sirdar of ihe Egyptian Army, and many offhers
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    Connaught and Press Men.
    67 5 A telegram from Washington state* that the Duke of Connaught visited the National Press Club where he delivered the first speech of his visit. He hoped that the Press men would use their power for good in the world and trusted that Great Britain and the
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    What are you doing to-night ?
    67 5 What are you doing to-night What's on to-nightT The E. &O. race dinner comes an easy first, of course. The band plat s. The hotel has been very gay this week. After dinner, why not the Leap Year concert An al programme, winding up with a drjmatic sketch. The promoters
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    FIXTURES.
    110 5 To-day 9th Day of 12th Moon. Penang Races, 2.4£ p.m. Special Race Dinners, E. «fc O. Hotel, Rallies Hotel, and Knunymede Hotel Entertainment. Town Hall. The Straits Opera Co., Tek Soon’s Theatre Hall, Campbell Street, Shaharul Alumshith”, 9 pm. George Town Cinematograph, Kuala Kangsar Road, 9 p.m. Japanese Bioscope,
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      13 5 For ail internal conaplaiota. r ooutfiu r oolds, etc., take Wood» l»ie-t Peppermint
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      53 5 There wan a worthy f urate who A cough could not enduie. He cured, we re told, both young and old. With Woods’ Great Peppermint Cifh>. The short! the tall! the young «he bald The poor who paid no pew-rate. He cured them all And so was called The Woods’
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      112 5 Ex>?ri:r.;e it the Beit Teacher. *;reat deal has Wen-written and said in the newspapers resrardirtff Chamberlain s Gowh bVnudv. s;i\ s M r P (*r-nje *>f4 Moo-, Nat-tU* Africa. “StiH only i tew people are aware of the cr«-*t value .♦'•this remedy There is au oldprctferb Espn* i eneo is
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      42 5 Bat Medicine Mide. There is no better medicine made for *ctdds than Chnml<erl>un's Couch Remedy. It acts on nature’s plan, relieves the luntrs, «•pecs the secretions, aids expectoration; ami restores the system to a healthy condition i'oi jule bv all and I^ealer*.
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      153 5 NIPPON DISPENSARY, 160, PEN A Nf}. ROAD, Injection of No. 606. (SAL VAKSAN) BY DR. R, U. ISHII. Physician ami Surgeon. CONSULTING HOURS. Week Days From 9 a.tu. to 4 pm. Snndavs 9 a.m. to 1p m. I*M2 27a THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. Hkai* Ok* icr:—SINGAPORE. Life
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      219 5 A RARE BUSINESS OFFER. Wauted respectable and actime agents in important centres in 8. 8 and F. M. 8. for a new, well-built, durable, efficient, portable, low price Typewriter. Liberal terms. Only those in business ne* J try. Apply to TYPEWRITER," r o Manager, Straits Keho. AFTER THE RACES COME
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  • SHIPPING.
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      ARRIVALS.
      136 6 Atjsk, l>ut. m b., 396, Karsten, 26th Jan, hioKKii, 25th Jan., Gen. —H. L. A Co. Van Hfujemlnrj). Dut. ns, Knegtman». 26th Jan., Singapore, 20th Jan., Gen. H. L. A Co. La* ti, Br. 8 957, Hirbt, 26th Jan., Rangoon, 2srd Jan, Gen. H. h. A Co. K.ri.i \faru,
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      DEPARTURES.
      75 6 27t« January. Ujiva, for Singapore. Prirrl, for Aaahan. Avayyee, for Pangkalau Bran-tan. llok Canton, for Teluk > Anaon. Caiypto, for Iteli. Lama, for Port Svrettonliam and Singapore. Kyra, l'or Rangoon and Calcutta. Jit Stay, for Yen. Panykor, for A lor Star (Kedah). Qajtpha, for Tongkab. Jin So, for Trang.
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      MAILS CLOSE
      269 6 Fob Langsa, T. Sernawe, Segli, Olehleh aud Sabang—Per Atjeh, 29th instant, 1 p.m. bindings, bitiawan and Teluk Anson— Per Canton, 29th instant, 2 p.m. Port Swettenbam and Singapore —Per Klang, 30th instant, 4-15 p.m. Ceylon, Australasia, India, Aden, Egypt and via Naples, for Europe etc. —Per Bnĕtow, 30th
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    EXCHANGE.
    129 6 Pbnano, 27th Januabt. {By courtesy of ike Chartered Bank.) London, Demand Bank 2/4J 4 months' sight Bank 2/4 3 Credit 2/4* 3 Documentary.. 2/4,** Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs 174 3 days’ sight Prtvar* 17-54 B >mbay, Demand Bank <74 Mon 1 mein, Demand Bank I 3 3 days’ sight
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    PRODUCE.
    228 6 Gold Leaf SGf.6U Black Pepper no stock White Pepper 29— sellers Trang Pepper 22 50 buyers Cloves 29 50 sellers ace D’8 —nominal Pickings 100 —buyers Nutmegs 110 s 26.— sellers No. 1 8 20 sal.: Sugar 2 810 sal s Basket 5.10 nom. Copra (mixed) 9.95 sa i
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    SHARES.
    1400 6 a <H O o- g II Name. 1 2 ri 10 OR 50] 1 1 2 10 1 «t 1906J1907 p.c. i p.c. 1 ljpr.| 2 2 2 1 1 75ots. 2 $2 95 i 2 92 5 uwo '909 190.) ‘H>9 1910 1904 1906 1909 1909 1909 1909
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      39 6 Try This for a Cold. Chamberlain s Cough Remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by its remarkable cures of coughs, colds and «•roup. It ran l»e dej»ended upon. Try it. Sold by all Dispensaries and Dealers.
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      37 6 (aOHOrt in brings alnmt satisfactory results without tbe aid of any local treatment and is the latest and most scientific Remedy and far superior to combinations of plain Sandalwood oil» Copaiba, etc. At all chemists and dealers
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      37 6 Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for all internal comnlaints d reentry, coughs, colde, etc. N r» RIGAUD’S KflNflHGfl OF JAMfl TOILET WATER -ale. Beware of imitations. RIGAUD C° I’ER KL'M ERa> 8. rue Vivienne, 8 Pa' is-f ranee
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      63 6 NOTICE TAMIL IMMIGRATION FUND ENACTMENT, 1911 Employers of tamil labour are hereby reminded that returns under the above Enactment for the preceding quarter must be sent to the office of the Superintendent of Immigrants, Penang, during the months of April, July, October and January. Forms for the return will be
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      125 6 TIDE TABLES For the Port of Penang for the rear mi. compiled by Mr. Edward Roberts', r R London, from records taken at Sw’ettenh Pier, may now be obtained at the Offi,* the undersigned, Price 91 each. Penang Committee OK THE TaNJONG PaGAR Dock B, >ARd C. W. BALLANTYNE, Secretary
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