Straits Echo, 2 March 1914
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Title Section35 1914-03-02 1 Straits Echo *»AIU CHRUNICLL Of EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS. THE «DERATED MALAY STATES *ND THE F*R EAST GENERALU VOL. 12. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, MONDAY, 2nd MARCH, 1914. Single Copy, 10 ccnti. No. 4835 words
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Advertisement954 1914-03-02 1 “TIGER” Brand Cement. A High Clasp Cement suitable for allpurposes especially engineering and construction work. For prices and further particulars apply to TIANG LEE Co., 53, Beach Street, Penang. Andrew Usher 8 Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE. O.V.G. Whisky. SANDILANDS. BUTTERY 8 Co.. AGENTS FOR PENANG &> F. M. S > -i954 words
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Advertisement35 1914-03-02 1 There** PURITY and VIGOUR in every drop of Read’s “Dog’s Head” Guinness 4 The StOUt you are used to. Insist on having Dog’s Head Brand. Sole Agent* TIANG LEE Co., 53, Beach Street, Penang. ■■■■■■□□□□□□□□□□□□■■■s■■35 words
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Advertisement98 1914-03-02 2 NATURA MILK LION BRANDJ (STERILIZED) 8^ V, Prix: i 904 m —r Prix: p »ris 1900 St. Louis I 90 4 d n 1893 7 Bren'* Bl^' 1893 "'fin •ill Brer 18» J K l^> ,S9| eUf'SS. 1699 AusS •WfflßmßSM» is’ 6 Schutimirke r Ufj u. 6 Bosd) Cfl ARE98 words
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Article1020 1914-03-02 3 (Br H. Dr Verb &tacpool«.) Why do we use the word Dreamland as a formula to express scenes of beauty and states of bliss For myself, and lam sura 1 apeak for a large proportion of humanity. Dreamland is about as beautiful and blissful a place as,1,020 words
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Article1014 1914-03-02 3 j It would be interesting to learn whether anyone has ever knowu an authentie case of the shedding of tears by a grown-up person on an occasion, for a reison, and in a man- uer worthy’ of the tradition of tears in ti *tion Tho ease would have to1,014 words
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Advertisement9 1914-03-02 3 *<**■' Qrwt Peppermint Care, Fot Coigbe Cold?, ne?er fails 6d9 words
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Advertisement304 1914-03-02 3 Sole Agents Huttenbach Bros. Co PENANG. 4 SINGAPORE. 4 IPOH. 4 KUALA LUMPUR. L TYPEWRITERS. i, THE REST AND f t CHEAPEST Royal No. 1 Royal No. Foolscap 150-00 175-00 Royal No. 6 Royal No. 7 Brief Policy $200-00 225-00 Nett Ex Godown-Penang. INSPECTION INVITED. V. A r»‘"" A Guarantee304 words
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Advertisement76 1914-03-02 3 A Family Necessity. Everv family should be provided with Chamberlain’s Pain Halm at all times. Sprains may be cured in much less time when promptly treated. Lame back, lame shoulder, pains in the side and chest and rheumatic pains are'Sonie of the diseases for which it is especially valuable. Try76 words
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Article1893 1914-03-02 4 RETURNING TO SINGORA. Train Still a Novelty. Alor Star, February 18 j My last letter gave some description of the walled town of Nakon Sritamarat on the east coast of Siam. As I there tioned I stayed two nights in Nakon, leaving for Singora on the morning1,893 words
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Article181 1914-03-02 4 Kilkeran, Br. s.s., 2,417, Eno, Feb. 28, Calcutta, Feb. 22, Coal B- A Co. Sappho, Br. s.s., 327, Dun, Feb. 28, Tongkah, Feb- 27, Gen. —A. G. A Co. Hebe, Br. s.s., 346, Scott, March 1, Teluk Anson, Feb. 28, Gen.—A. G. A Co. Ellenga, Br. s.s., 2,558, Bowman,181 words
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Article59 1914-03-02 4 March 2. Cornelia, for Port Swettenham, Port Dickson and Malacca. Perlis, for r J rang, Tongkah and PaDg Nga. Arratoon Apcar, for Singapore, China and Japan. Jin Ho, for Asahan. Avagyee, for Bindings, Sitiawan and Teluk Anson. Lovaf, for C*l ’utta. Un p e»y. for Pulau Langkawi, Perlis and59 words
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Article247 1914-03-02 4 Fob Tongkah—Per Sappho, to-morrow, 1 p.m. Rangoon—Per Tong Hong, to-morrow, 2 pm. Batu Bahra —Per Pungah, to-morrow, 2 p.m. Trang Per Trang, to-morrow, 3 p-m. Port Swettenham and Singapore —Per Omapere, to-iro-row, p.m. Dindincs and Sit id wan—Per Pangkor, to-mo”row, 4 p in. Teluk Ausun —Per Hebs, to-morrow,247 words
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Article124 1914-03-02 4 Penang, March 2. (By courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London, Demand Bank 2/4/, 4 months’ sight Bank 2/4/, 3 Credit 2/4/, 3 Documentary 2/4* Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 173* 3 days’ sight Private 175* Bombay, Demand Bank 173* Moulmein, Demand Bank 173 M 3 days’ sight Private 175| Madras,124 words
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Article193 1914-03-02 4 Gold Leaf 164 40 Black Pepper 16. no stock White Pepper 30. —sellers Trang Pepper 21.— buyers Cloves 40. sales Mace 110 nominal. Pickings 84- —sales Nutmegs 110 s 25. sellers C No. 1 6.10 sales Sugar < 2 5,50 sales Basket 5.15 buyers Copra (mixed) 11.70 buyers /Tahbun...193 words
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Article186 1914-03-02 4 Pknano, March 2. Bmf ds. Soup per catty 14 Roast 24 Steaks 24 Stew or Currj Meat 16 Rump Steak 24 Ox Tail each 30 Tongue 55 Feet 15 Heart 30 Liver per cattj 55 Pom— Pork per cattj 38 Pig’s Head 24 Feet 28 Tongue 40 Mutton186 words
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Advertisement68 1914-03-02 4 Oh, the dread precipitation of the cyclone’s devastation! We share the consternation, and we feel ccwwisoration; But the brave determination, ’mid the wreck of habitation, Houses all our admiration, and perhaps our emulation. Theu away with lament it ion, tbtre is cause for jubilati u Peppermint l ure has brought68 words
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Advertisement52 1914-03-02 4 PENANG SIN POE.” Chinese Daily Newspaper. F you want to make your goods known -L to the Chinese, advertise in the Penang Sin Poe which is the best advertising medium of its kind in the Straits and F. M S. For contract and non-cjntract advertisements, apply to THE MANAGER, Criterion52 words
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Advertisement110 1914-03-02 4 THIS tt t-t-r *+-*-#-+tt+++* >♦♦+♦++? l is \t IT! WATERBURY’S METABOLIZED Cod Liver Oil Compnd c.< TABTELESB ODORLESS J The latest scientific preparation of COD LIVER OIL. Does all that is claimed for it and super- sedes the old-fashioned emulsions which upset the stomach. Highly re commended by th iuedi110 words
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Advertisement479 1914-03-02 4 annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnna i 0 3 n 3 3 3 a a a a n n n n n n n n n a n n n n n FOR High>Class Tailoring, LATEST Fashion and Cut, BEST Materials and FIT GUARANTEED. R. O. Delphin, 146, ARGYLL ROAD, Next to WAH LAM TENG479 words
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Article862 1914-03-02 5 Last month, sajs the Presbyterian Messenger, we gave a statement by Mr. Murray, of Singapore, of the clamant need in the great Dutch Island of Sumatra for a Presbyterian itinerant chaplaincy. Such a chaplaincy could provide (say) monthly services for the little groups of young men of862 words
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Article145 1914-03-02 5 We have cea»eJ giving tLe merely Cvuimonplace example» of late delivery, but twe envelopes of letters addressed to the same firm, and both bearing beautifully clear addresses have been sent to us. One was posted in Seremban on January 4, and bears the Singapore postmark of January145 words
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Article270 1914-03-02 5 P. C. C. vt. Rcttirwobth. On the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon the PeuaDg Cricket Club met Butterworth at a game of cricket. The P. C. C. batted first and compiled a total of 168—Reid (17) Waddington (72) and Fettes (38) were the chief scorers. Butterworth replied with 104 runs270 words
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Article148 1914-03-02 5 Tennis Touewament. The following ties have been fixel for to-day Championship. H C Sells vs J R Bennett (4) Mason vs R E Prentis (5). New Comers. H R Joynt vs R N Byatt (6). The following ties have been fixed for to-morrow:— Single Handicap -A. E148 words
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Article187 1914-03-02 5 A Bengali named Miramat was this morn, ing charged before Mr. Y. G. Ezecbiel in the Second Court with voluntarily causing hurt to one Jamaludin. The complainant, who is a jaga of the Chartered Bink, said that at about 7-30 p.ui. on Saturday he was with two187 words
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Article93 1914-03-02 5 Tim sea Coolies Fkiohtenbd. Last Friday afternoon a Chinaman hurried into the Klang Police Station and complained that he had been compelled to cease his timber operations at 13th mile, Kuala Selangor road, because bis coolies had ail returned to Klang, being frightened by tigers. There were,93 words
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Advertisement320 1914-03-02 5 m m Buchanan’s m m m m m Famous Scotch Whiskies. 'BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND,) the Royal Household BLEND AS SUPPLIED TO ROYALTY. m m m 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 BLACK and WHITE OF GREAT EPUT iTION I RED SEAL" A WORLD-WIDE FAVOURITE. WHISKY IN320 words
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Advertisement685 1914-03-02 5 NOTICE Messrs. W. D. H. O. WILL’S “Three Castles” Cigarettes. In future each tin of this popular brand of Cigarettes will contaiu coloured miniature of a well-known portrait, also one coupon. Twenty-live of these coupons entitle the collector to a neat Gilt Frame to take the miniature. The Miniatures comprise685 words
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Article, Illustration95 1914-03-02 6 Published daily (except Sundays ud pefciie holidays) AT TMM criterion press, ltd. No. 59, Beach Street, Penang. Pbicb IMIjLmdI 934 per uuan OvMataoa.., Postage Extra. Mail UMm (Poet Free) 91 7.50 OABLD iDDMiI S ECHO— PENANG.” Ttlffc— Noe. Echo 586 Praditi Department 343 y—All ktriMH eWBUDIMtIOBI «taouM95 words
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Article1151 1914-03-02 6 Despite an occasional political murder f generally taking the form of the assassination of a native official of the Criminal Investigation Department, the wave of unrest which swept over India a few years ago seems to have *p p nt its force and the policy of1,151 words
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Article107 1914-03-02 6 Several Places lafeeted. As was only to be expected, in spite of all the precautions taken, the cholera epidemic has spread from Kedah to Province Wellesley. As already reported, a case has occurred at Tasseh Glugor there have been a number of cases at the kuala107 words
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Article887 1914-03-02 6 Mr. George Bannerman Kellagher has been gazetted as a Magistrate for the Settlement of Penang. Mr. A. A. Aeria, of the Audit Office, has i been appointed a Special Class Clerk with effect from January 1. Dr. C. F. Nicholas who has been suffering from an injured887 words
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Article243 1914-03-02 6 It is with deep regret that we annonn the death of one of the oldest member. the Eurasian community in the perso Mr. Lawrence Magnus Robless, which place suddenly, early this morning, a t h residence in Penang Road. Mr.r r u n who243 words
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Article138 1914-03-02 6 It is with great regret that we learn that Messrs. Pritchard A Co. have received cable from England announcing the death of Mr. H. T. Petts. Mr. Petts, who came to Penang to join Messrs. Pritchard A Co. in 1897 and wa. made a138 words
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Article265 1914-03-02 6 To THB Editor of thb Straits Echo. Sir, I have read with interest your remark, concerning the thefts at Hotels in Singapore. Things in Penang are proportionately as bad, only there are fewer prosecution, owing to the native detective force being either useless or in the pay265 words
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Article113 1914-03-02 6 In the absence from the Colony of both the President and the Captain, Mr. FDuxbury took the chair at the annual gentral meeting of the Penang Golf Club, which was held in the club-house on Saturday evening. The report and accounts, which discloied an eminently satisfactory state113 words
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Article123 1914-03-02 6 The Singapore and Straits Director’ grows fatter, more richly informative, aad more trulj indispensable year by year improves with every edition and the I®'* edition, which ii jiuit to hand, i* a credit tc Messrs. Fraser and Neave, the publiahera. from wh m the book may be123 words
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Advertisement252 1914-03-02 6 ■oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo* o o o o AINC CHEANC Co >t 59, Magazine Road. o o o o o We hare ju«t unpacked a large coniignment of private rickshaws of the latest tjpe which can be fitted with English-made wheels, etc. complete and can be had at prices which defy competition We252 words
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Advertisement17 1914-03-02 6 Deatk. Pbtt* —In England, on !«t March lit] 4 Hamilton Thomas Pctte in his 43r 1 jear.17 words
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Article176 1914-03-02 7 (Reuter.) Washington, February 28. Mr. W. J. Bryan announced that a demand for the punishment of those responsible for the killing of Vergara has been »ent to the Government of Mexico. The Murder of Bentoa. Wa-hington, March 2 According to conclusive information reaching the officials here Mr.176 words
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Article222 1914-03-02 7 Reuter.) London, February 28. The Labourites gave a great public welcome to the Cape deportees at the Opera House. The meeting promised the deportees to enable them to return to South Africa that they might be free to continue the work for organised labour and to render222 words
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Article96 1914-03-02 7 {Reuter.) Benghazi, February 28. A battalion of Erythrean troops, advancing yesterday on Sidi Brahim, routed 600 insurgents. The latter left 179 dead on the field. An Italian officer and twenty Askaris were killed and several were wounded. Rome, March 1. General Ameglio personally commanded the force which96 words
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Article112 1914-03-02 7 (Reuier London, February 28. The Minister of the Colonies, M. Frietas Ribeiro, has telegraphed to the Governor of Angola urgently requesting information as to the arrest of the Rev. Bowskill. Lisbon, March 2. The Portuguese account of the arrest of the Rev. Bowskill is that the natives112 words
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Article111 1914-03-02 7 ASSOCIATION. (Reuter.j London, February 28. A crowd of 8,000 watched the associatien football match at Glasgow between Scotland and Wales, which ended in a goalless draw. The Scotsmen were superior throughout but were weak in front of goal. The Welsh defence was stubborn. Rugby. A huge crowd watched111 words
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Article86 1914-03-02 7 (Reuter.) Paris, March 1. The postal motor van, while delivering in daylight registered packets belonging to banks and financiers, was robbed of securities valued at .£40,000. Presumably the robbery took place when the guard left the vehicle for a moment. Paris, March 2. It appears that86 words
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Article71 1914-03-02 7 Reuter.) Paris, February 28. The debate ou the Government’s income tax proposals was characterised by a strong attack by M. Briand on the general policy of M. Caillaux, wh ch resulted in the adoption, by 329 votes to 214, of a resolution approving of the Government’s fiscal reform71 words
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Article60 1914-03-02 7 (Reuter.) Calcutta, February 28. The Australian scientist, Mr. Fox, who had been very successful in demonstrating to the Indian authorities the efficacy of his antidote, died of snake-bite. He had just cured a goat at the Zoo when a poisonous krait bit him on the hand inflictiug60 words
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Article36 1914-03-02 7 (Reuter London, March 1. Mr. Winston Churchill, as a passenger, flew at Hendon yesterday at a height of 3,000 feet. The Countess of Dudley looped the loop five times at Worcester as a passenger.36 words
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Article46 1914-03-02 7 {Reuter.) Houghton (Michigan), March 1. Three members of the Western Federation of Miners have been arrested on a charge of murdering three non-Unionist English Miners at Painsdale on December 7. The victims were shot in their beds with rifles from a neighbouring wood.46 words
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Article38 1914-03-02 7 {Reuter.) Loudon, February 28. In connection with the drilling of the socalled People’s Army, organised by Miss Sylvia Pankburst, in the East End, four arrests were made yesterday evening including Dr. Ethel Smyth, the musical composer.38 words
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Article35 1914-03-02 7 {Reuter.) Melbourne, March 2. The Hon. Alfred Deakin, late Premier of the Commonwealth, will represent the Commonwealth of Australia at the opening of the Panama Exhibition. All the States will probably send delegates.35 words
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Article30 1914-03-02 7 Reuter.) Melbourne, March 1. Alf Morey defeated Johnny Summers owing to a foul by the latter in the seventh round. Summers struck the referee when the decision was announced.30 words
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Article31 1914-03-02 7 Reuter.) London, March 1. The now destroyer Laverock is stuck fast on the rocks at Skelnaorlie Bay on the-Firth of Clvde. The crew has been landed31 words
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Article142 1914-03-02 7 (Reuter.) Berlin, March 2. A new German-China Institute, the object of which is to promote German economic interests in China, has been formally constituted in Berlin under the auspices of a number of prominent people in the German industrial and financial worlds. The committee comprises representatives of142 words
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Article51 1914-03-02 7 Members Demand Detailed Statement. (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, March 1. At the annual general meeting of the Selangor Club on Saturday night the members by a large majority refused to accept the printed accounts, demanding nore detailed statement. The meeting was accordingly adjourned for this51 words
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Article52 1914-03-02 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, March 1. The local company of the M B.V.R. carried out field exercises in the neighbourhood of Sungei Besi on Saturday afternoon, the manoeuvres concluding in a very severe storm. The cadets of the Victoria Institution acted as52 words
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Article79 1914-03-02 7 (Reuter.) Constantinople, March 1. Two Turkish aeroplanes were making experimental 1 mgj distance flights. One with Feth Bey aud oadik Bey, bound ou a journey from Damascus to Jerusalem fell and both the aviators were killed. Feth Bey was the intrepid airman of the war79 words
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Article69 1914-03-02 7 Reuter.) London, March 1. A choir and an orchestra of 800 railway men, conducted by a railway director, held a concert at the Albert Hall yesterday evening in aid of the Railway Benevolent lustitution in the presence of Their Majesties the KiDg and Qu »eu. An attempt by69 words
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Article44 1914-03-02 7 {Reuter.) Peking, March 1. The White Wolf bandits, towards whose stronghold Government troops were approaching, managed to escape through the cordon of troops. They are marching westward, pillaging en route, and apparently it is their intention to regain their native hills.44 words
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Article40 1914-03-02 7 Reuter London, March 2. A Suffragette bomb exploded outside the Church of St. John the Evangelist half an hour after the evening service The con. relation had left the church, the scats and windows of which were damaged.40 words
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Article25 1914-03-02 7 {Reuter.) London, February 28. In the fifth test match England scored 857 for 8 wickets in the first innings, Mead contributing 117.25 words
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Article168 1914-03-02 7 TmicrliT. To-<iar. K.»* *>r Bayer. Sclier» Ri’jrer* Hslier. K*!l. RUHkjrR. d. 1. a. 4. d. ingle M alt; ..9 9 10 6 10 10 9 +Sd Bukit M«rtaj*ni. I 8 4 86 CberacmeM ..88 87 83 88 +l3 Cous. Malay. 9 104 10 > 10- 10 9 led Highland.168 words
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Article230 1914-03-02 7 Mr. F. T. Brooks to be Mycologist, Agricultural Department. Mr. H. Ball to be Assistant Master, Malay College, K. Kangsar. Mr. G. D. Barron to be a Survey Probationer, Survey Department. Mr. A. A. Wright to act as Assistant District Officer, Kuala Selangor. Dr R. Cox to officiate230 words
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Article93 1914-03-02 7 The following articles will be found on our outside pages Page 3.—Truth About Dreamland. Tears. 4.—ln Lower Siam Returning to Singora. s.—Presbyterians in Malaysia. Post Office Wonders. Cricket: P. C. C. vt. Butterworth. Penang Cricket Club. An Assault Case. Three Big Tigers Timber Coolies Frightened. 8. —Legislative Council Protest93 words
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Article55 1914-03-02 7 Tig and Rice. The following business in tin has been done to-day Penang Straits Trading Co., jq buyers, no sellers) Penang Tin Exchange, 12, tons at $86.40 Leong Fee A Co., 50 $87.12, Singapore: Straits Trading Co., 165 $87.25 Total i 27| tons. Rangoon rice is quoted here55 words
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Article291 1914-03-02 7 Ou Saturday Babusabar defeated Sungie Ara by 4 goals to nil. The mateh between Penaug United and I K. F. C. yesterday was a very exciting one, both sides being attacked in turn Shortly before the whistle blew for the cessation of the game Abdul and Naina291 words
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Article611 1914-03-02 7 LAUNCHING OF THE S.S. "MERBAU." The i.s. Merbau, the fourth ship built bj the Eastern Shipping Company at thdir slipway at Sungei Nyok, was launched by Mrs. D. C. Macintyre, the wife of the Harbour Master, on Saturday afternoon. As on former occasions excellent arrangements were made611 words
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277 1914-03-02 7 Befoie Mr. V G. Ezecbiel in the Second Court this uioruing Liui Sin Ek was charged with leaving the settlement with a view to evade Bankruptcy proceedings. Mr. R. B. Osborne, Assistant Official Assignee, in applyiug for an adjournment, said that the warrant was issupd277 words
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Article142 1914-03-02 7 Ipoh Editor Charted. The Ipoh Magistrate, Mr. W. Burton, reserved his decision on Saturday in the charge against Mr. H. Monerasinghe, editor of a local periodical, of publishing defamatory matter concerning Mr. W. S- Gibson, a former Magistrate, and Chief Inspector Jackson. In December last142 words
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Advertisement366 1914-03-02 7 WANTED AN ESTATE TAMIL DRES3ER; must bare good references. Apply to SANDILAND3 BUTTERY JL Co. 2-3-14 141 NOTICE. 1Y otice IS HEREBY GIVEN that the -Ls Straits Cinematograph has been transferred to us and that we are from March 1 the sole proprietors of the show. All debts due by366 words
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Obituary99 1914-03-02 7 Obituary. Earl of Mint*. {Reuter.) London, March 1. The death is announced of the Earl of Mmto, K. G., who was Governor General of Canada from 1898—1904 and Viceroy of India from 1905—10. The deceased nobleman saw service with the Turkish Army in 1877, in the Afghan War, in the99 words
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Article5109 1914-03-02 8 PROTEST AGAINST “LOWERING THE JUDICIARY.’’ THE COMPANIES BILL AMENDED. A meeting of the Legislative Council was held on Friday afternoon, when, among the seventeen varioue bil s considered, some interesting debate took place. H. E. the Governor (Sir A. 11. Young, K.C.M.G.) presided, and the other members present5,109 words
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Article301 1914-03-02 8 Tim Due d* Montpensier. Ipoh in few days will be honoured with a visit from the Due de Montpensier, the direct heir to the Bourbon claims upon the Imperial Throne of France. Mr. J. Boy, General Manager of French Tekka Mine, has received a wireless301 words
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Advertisement50 1914-03-02 8 Best Medicine Hide. A better medicine can not be made than Chamberlain's Remedy. It relievea the opeus the secretions, aids expectoration and assists nature in restoring the ■ystem to a healthy condition. Besides, it contains no opiates and is perfectly safe to take. tor sale by all Dispensaries and Dealeis.50 words
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Advertisement61 1914-03-02 8 A Life Sam. It is safe to say that Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has saved the lives of more people and relieved more suffering than any other remedy in existence. It is known all over the civilized world for its speedy cures of cramps in the stomach, diarrhoea61 words
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Advertisement229 1914-03-02 8 A good many people think rbeumatiim can not be cured without taking nauseous medicine. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm massaged thoroughly into the skin has cured far more rheumatism than any internal remedy in existence and gives relief quicker. For «ale by all Dispensaries and Dealer*. Remember To-night I An Exclusive Feature229 words
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Article22 1914-03-02 9 Peiiea brom Agents Dus Dtr'anha tlUyt btrjJUuqtr w Colombo Singapore Singapore Colombo A.G.ACo-A-G.ACo. BwM.ACo. BM.ACo 5th Mar. ,7th 10th |l2th22 words
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Article20 1914-03-02 9 Fe**ei« For Agtnt 1 Lwmi btiduka Sisgapwa Cel 'mbo Colombo T*tl Singapore A-G.JkOo. JLG.4C©. B.M4Co. B M 4Cc Mar.20 words
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Advertisement409 1914-03-02 9 *1“ S.N.C Cxpectcd Arrivals and Departures. Mall Sarvlca Outward. L)ue Penang Steamer. Connecting with S S. Jlar. •> I 9 4p 1« 30 Mar. 14 Devanha Arcadia Delta Assaye India Devanha Mongolia Malwa Mooltan Morea Maloja Marmora Homeward. Data. •sau» uu x jtMoldavia call* at Naples. ♦Ooe« through to London409 words
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Advertisement1806 1914-03-02 9 rSIH P P I N Q. BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Fob Intbndud to Sail. Stbambe. Singapore (Throe time* n. wnok) r«*r’ c we*trrhjnn vnd ,,r e (Twice a week). Victoria Point, Mergui, Tavoy, Yeh and Moulmein. (Fortnightly). Singapore and Australia. Rangoon Calcutta. (Weekly.) Thar. 5th Mar., 4 p.a.1,806 words
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Article785 1914-03-02 10 There are many people to-day who fear that China, like Frankenstein, has labor iouslv constructed a monstrosity to which i has imparted the breith of life, but which lacks the breath of divinity Comparatively few years ago the profusion of ti. soldier was despised throughout the country.785 words
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Article507 1914-03-02 10 Dignity at Stake. Says Saturday’s Malay Mail Forty-six signalmen employed by the F.M.S. Railways are going out on strike tonight, forfeiting a month’s wages, as a pro- i test against being given what they describe as menial tasks work which the railway authorities sav is doue at Home507 words
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Article331 1914-03-02 10 One of the commonest and most vicious food adulterants is boric acid. It is used to arrest and disguise putrefaction ia such food as canned meats, milk, and cream. From t’ e consumption of food thus faked ptomaine poisoning not infrequently results. Yet a recent case331 words
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Advertisement97 1914-03-02 10 Woods’ Great Peppermint Core, IA r Coughs and Colds, never f .iis, Is 6d ft.” n~r--? •c i TII:3 13 IT! Waterbary's HctaboM Cod Liver 0.1 Compound ij T k c r St-j Mva, ■■;>i.ivj k|n ttwu... I I K* i i ic j i fitV 1 I j J97 words
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Advertisement273 1914-03-02 10 X' v.vr; M m i L K 'wJ7; 7 Neuralgia, Nervous Breakdown NURSE HALL, c/o iVfrs. Bassett, Commercial Place, Landport, Portsmouth, Eng., writes: —“I was suffering from nervous breakdown with Internal Neuralgia, v. hen I began a course of Phosferine. After having i hen it for three or four months,273 words
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Advertisement46 1914-03-02 10 E. CHEM BEE. Cycle Dealer and Repairer. i] Every variety of Cycle Accessories by Leading Makers and also Carriage- and Kicksha Rubber Tvre, guaranteed English Make, with ri fixing whi’e you wait. Nos. 6. 8 6? 10. Buckingham Street, Penao£. a Hi IA i jf i.46 words
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Advertisement446 1914-03-02 10 BAD BREATH. THE TONGUE IS THE INDEX. Your breath is foul. You do not perceive it yourself. You are like a In person who is always among the oils an d hNf? Ml he fc A coated oils and person who is always amonj; the varnishes —you get used to446 words
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Article404 1914-03-02 11 MR. SCHINDLER’S FATAL MISHAP Full details are now available of the tragic death of Mr. Fritr Schindler, a member of Mr. Paul Raiuev’s cinematograph expedition, who wai mauled on January 21 while attempting to photograph a lion hunt, and died at Nairobi six days later.404 words
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Article186 1914-03-02 11 The depredations of the White Wolf in the Honan province are aeeuming such dimensions that the Chinese themselves throughout Republic are beginning to wonder if these depredations may not assume a very serious aspect and develop into a widespread attack against the Government. We have recently seen186 words
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Article279 1914-03-02 11 A telegram from Kagoshima states that on the Ist February, at 4 p.m heavy rumbling sounds were heard in Tarui, and volumes of dense black smoke were seen rising from the sea off Yenoshima. After the smoke bad cleared it was found that a new upheaval279 words
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