Straits Echo, 20 January 1913
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Title Section38 1913-01-20 1 Straits Echo 12-PAGE EDITION. DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS. CIRCULATING TFROUCHOUT THE STRAITS, THE PIOCPATEU MALAY STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY VOL. 11. $24 Per Annum. PENAN i, MONDAY, 20th JAXLAKi, 1913. Single Copy, 10 cents. No. 1038 words
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Advertisement1154 1913-01-20 1 If jim requiro a Tmre and tome thin* to nourish you. Drink Doit's Head Guinness’s XV Stout. and look lor tins I label to see that you get it. riANO fiKR <t Co. t 80U Agent*. Andrew Usher 8 Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE. O.V.G. Whisky. < BANKS. j ChartercJ Bank of1,154 words
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Advertisement34 1913-01-20 1 I Order it in Nip Bottles Dog’s Head Guinness's Stout. The Tonic that cheers and soothes and doesn’t harm. Observe this label, it is on every genuine Nip. TIANG LEE A Co., Sol* Agent*34 words
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Advertisement407 1913-01-20 2 i v.*nro a NATURA MILK LION BRAND. (STERILIZED) A The IdcM A\ilk in the trcp'cs, feeing absolutely pure whilst retaining its natural qualities and flavour. Chop Singah. Gold Medals. LONDON 1893 MARSEILLES 1893 PRETORIA 1898 SCHWERIN 1889. a lyjj Grand Prix: Paris 1900 *904. Mf dai 'dc n Gil< (-otm407 words
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Article720 1913-01-20 3 Qt'CKR KnOWI.SDOE KOU WHICH THE Law KeLIES ON THE I >00X011. There in on** side nf medicine that the average medical n an know* very little aiiout the legal hide. l>octors who wi*h to liecoiue piilica surgeons or t) get a conn**-* ti<in hi* exj»eit tned cal720 words
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Article322 1913-01-20 3 A {art from the l uiou-Castlo Coinpsiuy in.i the German lines, the various shipping companies in the South African trade are said to In* still enforcing the rebate system hut their action, apparently, is not meant to he in defiance of the l niou Government, for the* have322 words
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Article874 1913-01-20 3 Of all position» on the football field the moat difficult to till -atisl ict*>rily is undoubtedly the centre-forward position. A good centre mu*t be brainy, iqieedj, cute, and Lave plenty of weight and hustle. And he must combine these qualities, and, moreover, bring them into execution. The874 words
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Advertisement110 1913-01-20 3 Croup. Every young child is susceptible t.» croup l>on’t wait until tins dreadful disease attacks your little one before you prepare for it. It couie.' in t'ue night when chemists’ shops are usually closed, and this alone should ne a warning. (.Jet and ke> p Chamberlain’s Cough Keinedy on band.110 words
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Advertisement152 1913-01-20 3 Ju-Jitsu School. Professor Y. K. MURAKAMI will be pleased to communicate» w.th anj Gentleman at the HEAD-SCROOb, No. 159. ARGYLE ROAD. PENAKC. O. Hotel. duL^m «PECIAL TIFFIN 1 8,000,000 Rubber Stumps. Nurseries 100 acres fully Planted Reference* MR. A. B. MILNE. V j.'s Apply— L. HEINTZE, Tanjo.vo Kam hutan Err152 words
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Article1027 1913-01-20 4 ORDINARY MEETING. FRIDAY. JANUARY 17. in t ni. If K Th*- Deputy Oovr.. It. .1. \Vilkin«on. 11. K. Lt. Col. Kidmit. The lion o*l. Treasurer. J <1 Aothonias <*«»l. KuifiiMKr, F. J. Piggott. Ij. II Clayton. I‘rcitwUtr of Chin**»»*. Dr W. Gilmore KMi*. r.c.M G. A Hull Diwinr1,027 words
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Article124 1913-01-20 4 The s s. K"t Sanj from Hongkong brought 150 casks of cement t>esides general cargo. The s s. Imfrajiri brought 4,000 tins of lamp glass oil. The ss. D«»*»r<* and the s.S. Kllora biought 21,407 and 15,023 bags of rice I respectively. Inward Shipment. ;s s Pangkor 7' 0124 words
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Advertisement78 1913-01-20 4 r LU hh cr O Ci nr nr sr o I* t, at I a j ■a o N. i k 2 u t v t w V c A r > .9 x s 2 "3 F y> g V, t S I 8 i W >/ Ĕ y*78 words
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Advertisement244 1913-01-20 4 Cure That Cough When vou have a troub'eeome couch, it does uot mean that you hav<* consumption or that you arc coiiic to have it, but it does mean that your are threatened, anti it s just as well to be on the safe side and take Chaml»eiIain’s Couch Remedy244 words
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Advertisement2028 1913-01-20 4 AMENDED NOTICE. The Chinese Commercial up to noon j 11*13 at the 0 z v V hcMuie -> Ci, q uie of •%rs Y w ifTatatK»!^ IS ANTAL m i.ne l and Ji <.«.; '<rViU m ■V» C NA° The Hon. Tau Jiak Kim, C.M.G. Tan Chav Yau, E.«q. 1>i.2,028 words
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Article32 1913-01-20 5 Vfsieli hrom A tjt'ni* Du* H i mala »fa 1 in/ia LiidtriiJ U’ ijJliiij' r Colombo Singapore Smtfapor© Colombo AG.ACo. A.G.ACo. B M.ACo. llM.ACo. I J3rd Jau. 20th 28th 30th32 words
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Article26 1913-01-20 5 Vessels For Agents Leaves 11 tmalayit 1 S'n^apjra A.O.ACo. Jan. India Colombo A.U.ACo. S'. Lud *sg Colombo BlktACo.. Ur-rjjtttu j' r S>ug<i|0*d C M ACo26 words
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Advertisement286 1913-01-20 5 P.&0. S.N.C f, t i*d Arrivmn and Departures Mail Service Outward. HomrwnM SPECIAL THROUGH STEAMER K.M.S. India April 4th. iaUES ttV MAIL STEAMERS. 1st class 2nd class T London by Son $505-72 $377-14 T > Marseilles or Gibraltar 8028-00 $358-29 bXThA 8TLAMERS, l(itermediate Sen Ice. iTTiTII excellent accommodation for a286 words
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Advertisement1598 1913-01-20 5 {SHIPPING.) Fo BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. mmcm llotd, brim. Singapore (Three times a week). Port Swettrnham and Singapore. (Twine a week). Merirui. Tavoy, Yeh, Mouimem ana Victoria Point (Fortnightly). Singapore, China ami Japan. (Fortnightly.) Rangoon A Calcutta. (Weekly.) Negapatam, Madras, Ponuictierry, Cuddalore and Karikal. (Weekly). GERMAN MAIL LUTE.1,598 words
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Article, Illustration94 1913-01-20 6 YiMiaktd daily (except Sundays and pnblia holidays) AT TM« CRITERION PRESS, Ltd. No. 226—232 Beach Street, Penang. Paica. Daily Local 124 per annum. Outatation... Postage Extra. frail Edition (Port Free) 617.50 CABLB aDDBBSS ECHO—PENANO.” Telephone Not. (Echo, 586 Printing Departnent 343 JV B— All boaiiMM oM»l»<inie»tion« »h»»ol<l94 words
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Article1296 1913-01-20 6 For the first time in i f a history the French Kepiublic has elected a strong man as its First Magistrate. Thiers was old and past his day when lie liecamo the first President of the Third Republic; Macmalion, a gallant soldier of Irish descent,1,296 words
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Article826 1913-01-20 6 Mr. and Mra. Tedlie leave for Home next mouth. Mrs. G Lachlan returned from Rangoon vesterdav bjr the RI. Ellora. Mr. G. Robertson. Manager of Mercbiston Estate, is an inmate of the General Hospital. Penang. e e e Mr J. P. Dander was a passenger from Singapore'826 words
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Article868 1913-01-20 6 The following epitaphs are probably new to our readers, as they are to us From Edinburgh—- John McPherson Was a wonderful Person. He stood »> ft. 2 without his shoe Anil he was slew At Waterloo." From Peirtey Church—- Here lies the body of Lady O'Looney. Great niece868 words
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Advertisement203 1913-01-20 6 Penang Confectionery, New Premise*: IS, LEITH STREET. Grand Opening Function, Monday, the 20th instant, AT 9 P.M. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. PATRONS ARE CORD! ALLY NOTIFIED. THE PENANG CHORAL SOCIETY WILL PRESENT “MERRIE ENGLAND”, AN OPERA IN TWO ACTS. Written by B»\sil Hood. Compose! by Edward Gcrtn&n, IN THE TOWN HALL.203 words
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Article632 1913-01-20 7 THE PORTE’S REPLY. Note of the P wtrt. (Reuter.) London, January 18. The note of the Power», presented at Co >tat tioople, call* the attention of the I’orte to it* grave tvspopsibility m prevpntintf the re-establishment of |»«*are by resisting their couDuel*. The Porte would only have632 words
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Article41 1913-01-20 7 ltt«rs»lio«kl Rugby. (Renter.) London. January 19. England l>eat Wales at Rugby by 12 points to nil. The match was played at Cardiff. Inlirnilioinl Astoeislioa Football. At IWfast Wales beat Ireland by I goal t" >1 in the association football match.41 words
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Article37 1913-01-20 7 £20.000 Lott. Reuter London. Januarv 19. A tire took place at the Ley land and Birmingham rubl»er work» at Ijeyland I l.aii<-a»hir*»). The damage is estimated at A'2O,UOO. dUO workiueu are now idle.37 words
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Article500 1913-01-20 7 M. POINCARE ELECTED. ■«•«It Cathvsiasticslly Received. Reuter.) f Lomlon, January 18 H The announcement of the result of M. Poinean-’e election was receive! with very enthusiastic and general cheering. M. Poinc&re’s success was due to the transfer of votes previously given to M. Pams. The incident l*etw»«en500 words
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Article127 1913-01-20 7 Communication With Shore Restored. Renter.) London, January 18. Communication between the Veronese, aground at lajisoes (the outport of Oporto), and the shore, which was interrupted yesterday, was restored in the evening and the work of rescuing the 170 people still on boar 1 was resumed. The seas are127 words
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Article54 1913-01-20 7 Treaty Concluded. t Reuter.) St. Petersburg, January 18. It is stated that a treaty has l*een concluded Itetween Mongolia and Til**t which contains a clause for the mutual recognition of each state by the other and provides for the development of the trade relations and the advancement54 words
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Article47 1913-01-20 7 Goes oa a Sis Months' Cruise. Reuter.) London, January 19. H. R. H. Ptiuoe Albert, second son of His Majesty King George, has joined sixty cadets on board H. M. S. Cumberland for a six mouths’ cruise in the West Indus and the Mediterranean.47 words
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Article65 1913-01-20 7 Celebration Banquet(Reuter.) London, January 18. Mr. Lloyd George, speaking at the Insurance Act celebration banquet at the National Liberal Club, said that the Tories by a declaration of war against the Insurance Act deliberately neglected a patriotic opportunity but Nemesis awaited them Doctors Released From Pledge. The British65 words
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Article54 1913-01-20 7 A«J Their Pledge. (Reuter.) London, January 19. The Lancashire Unionists, in unanimously thanking Lord Lansdowne and Mr. Bonar Law, pledce themselves to support them. Lord Derbv advised the Unionists that the word* food-taxers and free-food-ers shouhl disappear from their vocabulary. They shouhl leave no stone unturned to gaiu54 words
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Article30 1913-01-20 7 (Reuter.) Washington, January 18. The House of Representatives passed the Immigration Bill including the amendment which excludes immigrants who are unable to read their own language.30 words
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Article47 1913-01-20 7 Mr. A. Chsmberlaiv At Birmingham (Renter.) I/ondou, January 18. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking at Birmingham, «Iwelt chiefly on Home Rule. He said that it rested with the people to rescue the country from a very grave situation which must l»*al to civil strife and bloodshed.47 words
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Article43 1913-01-20 7 (By Courtesy of Messrs. The East Asiatic Co.. Ltd. through their agents G. H. Slot Co.) Fine Para Spot 4s. t>«l. Fine Para Ftirward 4?. fijd. First, latex Crepe delivery next three months 4s. 5-ad. Market weak. Januarv 20, 1913.43 words
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Article356 1913-01-20 7 To-d»y. Ri«* cf Buyrrs Buyer» Seller» Fall. RI’BBER. d. d. d. d. Anglo Malay 15 -I 1*» 15 I*l 1® I'id Bukit Mertajam. 2 1«4 5 24 2 104 3 3 Cher«woe»e 3 9 4 2 31« 4 2 -rid Con» Malay. ..14 15 3 14 fi 15 3356 words
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Article204 1913-01-20 7 Following are the handicaps for the tirst day of the New Year meeting of the Selangor Turf Club: Race 1. Maori Boy 11. 7 Galtrim 9. 0 I Lily Elsie 10.10 Suffragette 8.10 Silvia 10.0 Toreador 8. 4 Miesko 9. 7 Pickles 8. 4 Barney o’Flynn 9.204 words
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Article90 1913-01-20 7 Rehearsals of the Opera Merrie England will take place during this week as follows Monday, 20th Jan., at 9-15 p.m., Principals and Chorus. Tuesday, 21st Jan., at 0 p.m Principals and Chorus. Thursday, 23rd Jan at 9-15 p m., Principals, Chorus and Orchestra. Friday, 24th Jan., at90 words
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Article96 1913-01-20 7 Tho Annual General Meeting of the Young Muslim Union was held at the Club premises at Hutton Lane yestenlay. The following otfice-lxiarers for the ensuing vear were elected President, Mr. S. A. Aljunid VicePresident, Mr. Md. Rouse; lion. Secretary, Mr. A. Abdullah lion. Asst. Secretary, C M.96 words
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Article123 1913-01-20 7 The following ties have l*jen fixed for Wednesday 22: Mired Druble Handicap. Miss YollUg and Sandeman vs Mrs Adamson and Turner, Miss Goodrich and Hadden p*. Mr and Mrs C D D Hogan, Miss Gawthorno and Webber ps. Mr aud Mrs Cleaver. Ladies' Double Handicap. —Mrs Martin123 words
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Article60 1913-01-20 7 On Saturday the Hutton Lane Football Club defeated the Muthibol Ah/an by 1 goals to nil. Mr. S. M. O. Merican acted as referee. Yesterday the Ittihadol Khaireah F. C. beat the Babusahar Club by 4 goals to nil. Mr. S. M. Ibrahim acted as referee.60 words
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Article114 1913-01-20 7 The following articles will be found on our outside p.ig»*> Page 3. —The Medical Expert Rebate System. The Ideal Centre. 4 Council. 9. —Assaults on Planters. The Six-Ptwer Loan. s>ir Hugh Clifford in Malaya. Chinese Finar«e a. 10.—Mr. Balfour As Thinker. Great Men's Choice of Wives The Art of114 words
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Article37 1913-01-20 7 The following business in tin has been done to-daj:— Singapore Strait* Trading Co. t > *ll* 101 buyers, no sellers Penang Penang Tin Exchange, 12| tons at 113.4) Straits Trading Co., 50 114. Total 62J tons.37 words
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Advertisement326 1913-01-20 7 A was an archer and he arcled, S was a scoffer and he scoffed John was a marcher and he marched. Kate was a rougher and she coughed. Katie's mother had bought so oft Woods' Great Peppermint.(Jure before The archer arched and the scoffer scoffed, The marcher marched; Kate coughed326 words
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Advertisement428 1913-01-20 7 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE CO.. LTD. Head Office:— SINGAPORE. Life Assurance and Endowment in All Forma. LIBERAL POLICIES. LOW RATES Financial A pent» for Prnanq. SELLAR. MURRAY k CO. r. C. BOYCE, Dietriet Manajer. Local Office: —No. 7. Union Street. □«=***>£ NO LAWN IS 0. K. WITHOUT l An428 words
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Obituary29 1913-01-20 7 Obituary. (Reuter.) [jondon, Jan nary K. The death has taken place of Mr. Turner, the imprescariu of English Opera. The death has taken place of Mr. Arrowsmith, the publisher.29 words
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Article61 1913-01-20 8 Following were the exports of Penang for the fortnight ended January 15 Ti Unit'd Kingdom. iq 525 tom Flak# Tapioca 15 Pearl WO Tara Rubier 281 To f T S. America. Tin 325 tona Pearl Tapi<*-a 5«» To Continent of Cnroye Tm 150 ton* Black Pepper 2061 words
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Article146 1913-01-20 8 Jin tto. Hr. 111, Dragon. IBtb Jau., Alor bUr, 17th Jan Gen.—E. 8. Ltd Comfho. Br. I*o. «W. 18th Jan M.laca, lGtli Jail. <«<*n E S Co. Ltd. Omayere, Br. »>., 34“. M«»rna. 19tli Jan, Deli, 18th Jan Gen —E S. Co, Ltd. Cayri. It-ala 2,680. Amerzaga. 19tb .lan146 words
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Article68 1913-01-20 8 Jamcaby 20 Ryeelmtin, for Langsa. Edi, T. Semawe, Heuli. Olehleh and B<*haog. Cornel in. for Port Swettenham. Port Dickson and Malacca. Avagyee. for Guiding*, Sit awan and Teluk Anson. Padang, for B tu Bahra Toikj C'hoy Un, lor Pulau L ngkaw Un Ceng, for PuDu Laogkawi, Perlis and Setul.68 words
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Article297 1913-01-20 8 hoa Tougkah Per Calyyto, to-morrow, 1 p.UI. Bagan Datoh, Teluk Ausoii— Per Hebe, to-morrow, 4 p.ui Poit Swetteuh.im and Singapore—Par A's»«7, to-morrow, 4-30 p in. Y**n I>r Jil Seng, 22ud instant, 7 a.m. us Wbkk Dai a. Taipmg, 7-15 a.u>., I p.m and 4 p.m. daily also at297 words
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Article135 1913-01-20 8 Psnano. Jam cart 20. (By eomrtenv ot the Chartered Bank.) London, Demand Bank 2/4 5 M 4 months’ signt Bank 2/4 1/* M 8 Credit 2/4 i 5 t| 3 n Documentary.. 2/4 i Calcutta, Demand Bank R*- 174 w 3 days’ sight Private 1751 Bombay, Demand Bank 174}135 words
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Article222 1913-01-20 8 Gold Leaf 904.60 Black Pepper no etoel White Pepper 33} telle Trang Pepper 23.7bn0 ninal Cloves 39.— teller* Mace 120 teller* Pickings M 99. buyer* Nutmegs 110 s. 27}. sel'ers No. 1 8.20 taleSugar < 2 8.10 »>d (.Basket 5.15 buyer* Copra (mixed) 10.60 buyer* fTahbun 190. —se e222 words
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Article209 1913-01-20 8 f*KN M*». J AM UAH T 2) Bkkk ctt. Soup ca‘.ty i 4 Roast .1. 21 Steaks 24 Stew or Curry Moat A. 16 Rump Steak 24 Ox T.v.l each 30 Tongue... 55 h eet lt> Heart 30 Liver per catty 55 Pork— Pork pot catty 32 Pig’s209 words
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Article1913 1913-01-20 8 a B 5 k. ĕ o'£ Numtierof a ,c* -i. i 3 Capital. Shares Dividends. jb J5 o issued. s Jz A* a j* wojo* 19**8 1904* i9]o 1911 1912 RUBBER DOLLAR SHARES. I****** a I mi < ***** 1 i Ayer Kuning Rubber Estate. Ltd. 9 ct*. I1,913 words
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Advertisement81 1913-01-20 8 Why use worthless Imitations OSE Genuine Star-Flute of incomMrakle ut unquestioned excellence acknowledged to be The Star of Harmoniums, Triumph of Mechanics, Ideal of Exhibitors, and second to none, by the elite of the Indian Society. 3 octaves, 3 stops, 1 set of reeds Rs. 33/- and 35/Double reeds Rs.81 words
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Article773 1913-01-20 9 The death of Mr. Oakley from fatal wounds inflict***! at Sedenak in Johor**, of which estate he was manager, makes tho third death of a European planter follows assault, in British Malaya within nm~ j months. Until last rear no European I planter had been kille l773 words
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Article398 1913-01-20 9 Twenty-Fit* Million Contract Signed. I li r> I’eLiug correspondent of the AtaJii sen Is Lie lollowing as the substance of a contract recently signed between the representatives of the Six-Power Loan 1 Syndicate and the t.Tiinene Minister of f malice, subject to confirmation from the headquarters of398 words
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Article239 1913-01-20 9 A. L H who contributes a chatty letter to tho Timm of Ceylon, recalls old day* in Maiava in referring to Sir Hugh Clifford. It seems that the young civilian who is now Governor of the Gold Coast, on his arrival in Malaya, had the239 words
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Article103 1913-01-20 9 Budgeting fob A Deficit. According to a Peking dispatch to Fie Atihi, the estimates of the revenue and expenditure of the Chinese Government for j this year, as drawn up by the Finance! Department, aie as follows Expenditure. Ordinary ...$410,000,000 Extraordinary 10d. **0,000 (Fund for the redemption of103 words
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Advertisement561 1913-01-20 9 “ACETIC ACID” 99 lOOir PURE* (GLACIAL). Packed ir\ demijohns containing 44 lbs. each. Price $9.00 per demijohn Y APPLY TO G. H. SLOT CO., penang THE BERNESE ALPS MILK CO. s Products were awarded the GRAND PRIX (The highe«t award (ht unable) At the Universal and Colonial Exhibition Brussels 1910561 words
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Advertisement95 1913-01-20 9 tHt tttt'ttT*++T+++»i ♦++++< <’ t THIS J IS IT! T WATERBURY’S METABOLIZED Cod Liver Oil Compound c!srasti TASTELESS ODORLESS The latest scientific ;*re Jj parationof COD LIVEK (1 OIL Docs all that is •yj claimed for it aud sc’»cr- sedes the old fashioned I emulsions which np~< t Jj the95 words
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Advertisement100 1913-01-20 9 Stra'jh! ai It. j There is no u e of our Iwatin? nrrnind the bush.” We might as well out with »t first at last. We want toii to try IiiutberIain’s Cough It* tnerfy the nexttiin'* 11 h r a cough or cold. I he o is no reason so100 words
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Advertisement625 1913-01-20 9 0 “GUARANTEED ”1 UNDER THE PURE cnnn ft no!i/ic nrr I UNDER THE PURE FOOD AND DRUGS ACT, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. On every bottle ot Dr. Morse s Indian Root Dills sold in tbe United 2 of America there is placed an extra label, bearing a number and tbe625 words
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Article921 1913-01-20 10 Mr. Sidney I/nr writing in a recent number of the Edinburgh Review on Mr. A. J. Balfour *»y* He ha* t he ****e, the |K)|i*b, the dignified, mundane temper, and tbecourteou* restraint of tiie great writers and artist of tbe eighteenth century, with whom be ha*921 words
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Article967 1913-01-20 10 Tbe perennial question why brilliant men so often choo*e wit®# that are reputed to be dull vti recently diecuwed in the Edinburgh Review The biographies selected were those of Bousseau, Gibbon. Goethe, J. 8. Mill and Spencer. Tbe writer says '••We are immediately struck by967 words
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Article1007 1913-01-20 10 When language was fo. ming undoubtedly some of tbe first s mu* s to l*e classified were those addressed by hu non bung» to each oth»r when they felt affection. They probably took the f<»rm of a delicate moan, 1 when most other word* consisted of1,007 words
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665 1913-01-20 10 ADMIRAL SAIIO GIVES WAY. Tbe question of naval expansion appears j to have been settled betwe»n Frince Katsura, the new Premier, and Admiral Soito, Minister of the Navy, and the settlement was reported to a Cabinet Council. We (JujHin Chronicle learn that at an unofficial conference665 words
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Advertisement42 1913-01-20 10 To You Y I**,'» ,'v«* th** tin** membrane of tour tlmmt in tm»* to .li*Mc 1 phlegm* Count* K*■«•«•-b Wll ~h«h t 1... for vou. an 1 »uw tW cold t! at it '•ho.ihc it For Mil»* bv ali Dilutant* aud lKialer»42 words
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Advertisement9 1913-01-20 10 F. r Chronic CLe»t Complaint», Wood»’ Great Peppermint Cure9 words
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Advertisement40 1913-01-20 10 Somethin* to Remember. Iu hilling a cough medicine for chiMrttu, War iu ruin-1 that Chamberlain’* Cough Remedy is the l«est for cold*, croup and whoopiug cough, and that it contains no harmful drug. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.40 words
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Advertisement235 1913-01-20 10 For Children's Hacking Cough at Night, Woo»!*’ Great I epporiniut Cure. I We Lead Others Follow n i i i i We are leading the way during the last forty years of our existence Many have come and gone, many have imitated hut never excelled Our highly scented and profusely235 words
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Advertisement534 1913-01-20 10 A Lady Housekeeper sc .V Ml -s 4 Wt Vi Nervous Exhaustion, Neuralgia, Sleeplessness The fact that Mrs. Taylor di 1 i: i give up her work, and did not go for a change, is clear proof l’hosferine prevented ilie nervous breakdown which her doctor said wis certain unless she534 words
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Advertisement110 1913-01-20 11 BY APPOINTMENT TO H. M. THE KING. ■n VC' M THE BRITISH ADMIRALTY. CONTRACTORS XO THE WAR OFFtCE. THE INDIA OFFICE. Milkmaid Milk LARGEST SALE IN THE WORLD. =2aear THE FACT THAT MILKMAID MILK Has been chosen for use in the GOVERNMENT HOSPITALS OF THE Straits Settlements and Federated Malay110 words
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Advertisement1599 1913-01-20 12 FOR The Insular Life Assurance Co., Limited. Guide to Penang, ■:G: BT TUB LATB E. F. Skcrtchly, r. i. s. Price 50 cents. Worth a Do tier a copy.”) ■OLD AT STRAITS ECHO/' OFFICE AID AT THt UYI D TBOUILI Hi d. for sale. CAPITAL Ps. 500,000. Head Office: 25,1,599 words
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