The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 11 June 1909
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Title Section21 1909-06-11 1 THE STRAITS ECHO, MAIL EDITION. Iff Per Annum. Single Copy 40 cents. Vol. 7. Penang, Friday, 11th June, 190«. No. 23.21 words
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Advertisement257 1909-06-11 1 .uniiiiiiijiiiiiiim/if f/f /,f,,,f ~,//,,,,,,,,,,,,,,/,,,,,f,ff,f,/ff,f,,f,,f,,,,,,,,,i,f,,/,/,,//,/,,,,,ff f f ^^^f/f/////>/ f/f/////fff////////f//////tf// fft/t^ff/f /ffff ft. CONTENTS. Leaders page. Sports (Con/.): page. S A Grand Example 619 Cricket Tournament: P. C. C. w«. Things Generally 624 B. It C. 630 England and Empire 629 P. C. C. Bowls Tournament 637 x The English 633 Women257 words
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Advertisement145 1909-06-11 2 THE I I STRAITS ECHO 1 MAIL EDITION. > J Published the day prior to the departure of each mailt 1 for Europe, and contains the latest local and States» news originally published in the daily issues, as well as I J all important news from various parts of the145 words
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Article954 1909-06-11 619 The death of Mr. William Henry McLeod Read, c.m.g., at London on jfcv 10th, revives interest in much Straits history, and points the moral tbit the un-official may figure as honorably in the archives of state as any officer directly appointed by Government. Mr. Read happened to954 words
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Article501 1909-06-11 619 (From Our Own Correspondent Taiping, Wednesday. Th? ladies of this as-ociation shot for the Walker Trophy for June and for Mrs. Birch s spoon this aftf-iuo>»n. The weather was peifect but a tricky wind from the left prevailed at the IHU yards iange and puzzhd not a few of501 words
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Article4088 1909-06-11 620 THE ASSIZES. (Before Mr. Justice Braddell j Alleged Forgery. SEVKr.E LOSS-EXAMINATION OF THE Complainant. The case against Joseph Smith and a Malay named Ismail who are charged, the first with usin;' a fo'ge I document and th; secon 1 with ab tting in the commissi i o’, the4,088 words
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Article666 1909-06-11 622 M- 11. C. VS P. F- s. A large numbei <>t t-peciaiurs journeyed do vu to Paugkor R >i<l last Wednesday afternoon to witness the league match between the Mthomedau Recreation Club and the Penang Free School. We do not think that the score of one to nil666 words
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Article1094 1909-06-11 622 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 2nd. Mining in Malaya. In t ho course of the past week I have met some of our leading miners and have made it my business to obtain their opinions as to the present outlook for mining in Malaya and the Kinta1,094 words
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Advertisement42 1909-06-11 622 Get It To-day. Do not neglect your family- Cl lain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea is sure to be needed when least M It costs but a small amount medicine always on hand an. i in the end. The George Town Wholesale Agents.42 words
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Article43 1909-06-11 623 [Echo Special.) I Shooting and Stabbing. •'ltwb, 3rd June.—Four Malay cattle dealers were attacked by robbers jus .ui<lc Inoli. They were shot at and hacked with parangs. The robbers stole 51,200 in cash. The police have airested one man.43 words
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Article52 1909-06-11 623 (Echo Special.) Majority Report. Singapore, 3rd June. —The London Shipping Rings Commission’s majority report mainly recommends shippers and merchants to form an Association, to be officially recognized and registered by the Board ot Trade, in order to check Conference abuses by showing a united front in all cases52 words
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Article108 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied bp Reuter.) Kaiser Annoyed. London, June 2.—lt appears that Berlin wit hoaxed in connection with the expected arrival of ’he Zeppelin airship there. The Kaiser telegraphed to Count Zeppelin ha disappointment at its non arrival, a 8 he had paraded the troops to '■cine it. Conn’ Z'ppelin(Supplied bp Reuter.) - 108 words
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Article57 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter.) Mysterious Conference, tbl'&lr m"- -011 tbe of 10 the Fi J k Majesty is to meet the Tsar L J 181 Arclnpelago ou the 17th Mitic‘.l Wl ll aoconi pany the Tsar, io, vliic'o lnCo 15 /‘Cached to the meetP<:.r.burq, entlrel unexpected at St.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 57 words
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Article40 1909-06-11 623 (Suppled by Reuter.) Issue at M »t’. rail»,, J UM Tbe Kunsian Governper'c l 1 n i at at four a ja ninety. has been lss ued in Lon- '‘«.a.i W B’ij o»er“ubs7nb^ RUB iun UaU haS(Suppled by Reuter.) - 40 words
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Article209 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter “Tinies” Vacillates Between ProChinese Correspondent at Peking and Pro-Japanese Correspondent at Tokyo. London, June 3 —lbe Times correspondent at Tokyo has received an explanation of the Japanese refusal to refer the Fakumen railway dispute to the Hague, which prompted the conviction that the stage(Supplied by Reuter ) - 209 words
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Article20 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter Deakin’s Coalition Cabinet. London, 3rd June.—Mr. Deakin has formed a coalition Cabinet against the Labourites.(Supplied by Reuter ) - 20 words
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Article55 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter.) Hooray! Or What You Please. London, 3rd June.—The Holbein picture (mentioned on the 2nd and 6th ult. as offered for sale to the nation by a firm of art dealers) is saved. One individual at the last moment contributed the <£44,000 still icquired by(Supplied by Reuter.) - 55 words
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Article118 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter.) None But Verbal Amendments. London, 3rd June.—Reuter’s Agency is informed that the Government has resolved to pass the Act sanctioning the South African Union Convention before Parliament is prorogued. It will make no amendment except in the way of technical phraseology. Mr. Botha, during(Supplied by Reuter.) - 118 words
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Article25 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter Loan for Armaments. London, 4th June—Sarvia has arranged with French fimncieis for the loan of <£6.000,000 chiefly for railways and armaments.(Supplied by Reuter ) - 25 words
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Article28 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter.) Motor Car Tour Abandoned. London, 4th June.—The Lancet stales that illness has compelled Queen Margherita to abandon her proposed motorcar tour through Japan.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 28 words
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Article38 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter.) Impending Visit to England. London, 4th June.—Prince and Princess Nashimoto’s visit to England will be private, but it is expected that Their Majesties King Edward and Queen Alexandra will receive the distinguished visitors.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 38 words
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Article25 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter.) Sand h n rst-Wodehou se. London, 4th June.—A marriage has been arranged between Lord Sandhurst and the Hon. Armine Wodehouse.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 25 words
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Article37 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter.) New Governor. London, 4th June. —Major-General Hu ry Baron, c.v.0., who was in command of the Ri val Artillery at Malta, has been appointed Governor of Tasmania in succession to Sir Gerald Strickland.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 37 words
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Article60 1909-06-11 623 (Supplied by Reuter.) Praise from Sir lan Hamilton. London, 2nd June—L’eut.General Sir lan Hamilton in criticising the Yeomanry Whitsuntide operations at Salisbury Plain stated that they were modelled on the battle of Yalu and added that the aptitude of the men was surprising. He was more than ever(Supplied by Reuter.) - 60 words
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Advertisement39 1909-06-11 623 A Remedy that Never Fails. No matter how severe an attack of diarrhoea may be, Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy never fails to give relief. You cannot afford to be without it. The George Town Dispensary, Wholesale Agents.39 words
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Advertisement55 1909-06-11 623 Pain in the Stomach. It is most ann ying, as well as disagreeable, to be troubled with pains in the stomach, and there is no need of it, for one dose of Chamberlain’s Col e, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will allay the pain. Try it once and be convinced. The55 words
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Obituary36 1909-06-11 623 Obituary. (Supplied by Reuter.) Mr. P. A. M’Hugh. London, 2nd June.—The death is announced, at the age of 51, of Mr. Patrick Aloysius M’Hugh, M.P. for North Sligo since 1906 and editor of the Sligo Champion.36 words
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Article830 1909-06-11 624 They say there is no rule without its exception, but rules are perhaps not ineluded in that. Cases constantly crop up in which some provision for exceptional circumstances would seem desirable. At Home the Old Age Pensions Act, with its disqualification of ad who have received pauper relief,830 words
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Article60 1909-06-11 624 The Hon. Treasurer, Mr. D. W. Gilmour, ncknowledges with thank* the following subscriptions to the forthcoming Agri-Horti-cnltu'al Show t» be held in Penang on 9th, 10th and 11'li Au'iHt this year:— Amount previously acknowledged ...$6,409 65 A C Hardouiu 5 KneGnm Co. 100 ’l’ve Kea Yom 100 Fh> Choo60 words
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Article193 1909-06-11 624 We understand that at a meeting of the Band Committee yesterday it was agreed that Dr. Avetoom be asked to join the Committee in place ot Mr L. E. P. Wolferstan, who is now in Singapore. Moreover, wp learn that the financial position of the Band is very193 words
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Article1478 1909-06-11 624 T HE ASSIZES. hll eged porgor v, 1 he third day’s hearing oftka Joseph Smith and a Malav C4B who are charged, the fi r t forged document and the second kll' ti g the commission of the 1 begun before Justice Braddsli whence Court sat from 101,478 words
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Article464 1909-06-11 625 Shipping Interrupted. A severe squall blew over Penang last night, accompanied by a heavy shower of rain, which began about. 8 p m. and continued practically the whole night, through. The rainfall, registered at Fort Cornwal is, was 144 inches. In consequence of the bad weather in464 words
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Article399 1909-06-11 625 An Echo Special yesterday reported a gang robbery near Ipoh. The Ipoh paper received this morning has the following account of the incident: Four Patani Malays were the victims of a daring gang robbery yesterday afternoon at a spot about thiee miles out on the ChemorKuala Kangsar399 words
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Article214 1909-06-11 625 Prominent Chinese Murdered. News was received in Hongkong of the murder in Canton of Low Szi Ki, a prominent Chinese who recently visited America. His stay in America was associated with some unusual incidents for, with two companions, he was arrested on a charge of wrongfully pvsing214 words
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Article3459 1909-06-11 626 CHRISTIAN LYS - [All Rights Reserved.] by CHRISTIAN LYS (Author of “The Hepsworth Millions,” etc). The funeral is on Wednesday. Please come, Philip, and forget the past altogether if you can.” So my aunt had ended her letter, and I was so hungry to see the old place again that3,459 words
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Article401 1909-06-11 627 Appointment of a New President. Petition from Pangkor Muslims. A crowded meeting was held at the Kapitan Kling mosque after the usual congregational prayers on Friday to appoint a President in place of Mr. Ĕ. A. Merican resigned. The following membeis of Committee amongst others were present:—Syed Abdul401 words
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Article1340 1909-06-11 628 Singapore Silly Season. A day or two ago, this piper published an article, taken from the Pall Mall Gazette, on pearl breeding in Singapore. The subject has been very generally discussed locally, and opinions appear to be pretty evenly divided —some declaring emphatically that the reported breeding of1,340 words
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Article405 1909-06-11 628 Shipping R ing s. S’w/qJied by lleut.r.) Parliamentary been published. The Maj?ri.y lUmfe? in practice that rings are not the evidence does not warrant ParliaZ»'' iry nterferenca. A ‘‘Special” to the Strait, Tine, a..-.. June 3. gives ampler information: The Royal Commission on Shipping- Ri,„ has issued its report. 6( S’w/qJied by lleut.r.) - 405 words
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Article47 1909-06-11 628 (Supplied by Renter.) Admiral Uriu Entertained. Loudon. stb June.-Tbe Metros Club at Washington entertained A the Mikado, referred to the w friendship felt in America or n and the people of Japan whi betwe en the every way the official attitude betwee two countries.(Supplied by Renter.) - 47 words
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Advertisement74 1909-06-11 628 Colic and Diarrhoea Cured After an hour’s sufferlD fr b “Xable c» D or diarrhoea, the best reme y alDbe rhin 1 not give relief too quickly. me jy is the Colic, Cholera and i)iarr 1061 n g It al»»! 1 best medicine in use for t ese t gevert74 words
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Article156 1909-06-11 629 (SuppM by R eu er > F»r-Reaching Results. > June—R eu,er s correspondLo "st’ said that there >s a eDt 8t conviction that the meeting of the erOWIDg aD d the Tsar will have far-reaching Rational consequences The Programme. sth June.—Prince von Buelow, Premier, Herr von(SuppM by Reu'er> - 156 words
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Article50 1909-06-11 629 (Supplied by Reuter.) Country Flooded. London, sth June.—The great Willebroeck canal in Belgium has burst, flooding the country for miles. Vessels in the canal were stranded, several of them breaking their backs in consequence. Thousands are rendered idle as well as the factories on the canal side.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 50 words
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Article42 1909-06-11 629 (Supplied by Reuter.) French Senate Opposes the Bill. London, 4th June.—The Committee of the French Senate opposes the Bill allowing silkworm growers 60 centimes per kiloi r ’S of raw Bilk for 20 y oars from Ma y 1909.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 42 words
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Article79 1909-06-11 629 (Supplied by Reuter.) I Airship# as Naval Scouts. > J n0 ‘'Several Luke E. «deU|™E' S &cr *a>y of War, ban to tbfiV Par tlOn anB f° r a rB hip B He proposes t 10 coaBt defence as scouts. B Xl r S^ tioUBevery2oo »t Philadelphia.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 79 words
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Article30 1909-06-11 629 (Supplied by Reuter.) k A Million J une a will have to bterl,ng in jccouut of ke paid, according iw? Ute Udon fin P Oyees of the estate(Supplied by Reuter.) - 30 words
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Article1017 1909-06-11 629 A Frenchman recently out from London assures us that we have no adequate conception of the intensity of anti-German feeling now pervading England. Reuter’s report to-day of Lord Rosebery’s remarks to the Colonial journalists, assembled, as everybody knows, as an advertisement of Harmsworthy energy and enterprise, indicates1,017 words
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Article621 1909-06-11 630 THE ASSIZES. (Before Mr. Justice Braddell Alleged Forgery. Mr Langham-Carter in the Box. When the fourth day’s hearing of the eve igainst Joseph Smith and Ismail was begun m the Supreme Court at 10-30 this morning, Mr. Langham-Carter, called into the witness-box, and examined by the SolicitorGeneral, said621 words
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Article186 1909-06-11 630 A Provisional Charge. Aisha, an Arab woman, was to-day provisionally charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Nem Bee, a Malay woman. The fjets of the case are said to ba as under:— Nem Bee lived in a house, No. 308 A, in a off Perak186 words
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Article349 1909-06-11 630 Back to Penang. The Echo has been informed privately that Lim Ghee Saing. ex-bank-clerk, arrested at Hongkong on a charge of defrauding the Penang branch of the H. 8. Bank, left the northern port on Saturday, on his way to Penang in custody. No Tongkali cattle may349 words
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Article626 1909-06-11 630 1 C. C. vs. B. B. C. Batting on a wet wicket in Tournament match against R n »t. Cri4 Saturday afternoon, the P c total of 117 before being patched their opponents for 96 heir position at the head of the 1 lutely secure. The match w626 words
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Article198 1909-06-11 631 Io giving the infant Dutch princess Juliana as her first name the memory of a splendid woman is perpetuated. Juliana, Countess of Stolberg, was the mother of William the Silent and his four brothers, who put their religion and their country before everything else, and made great sacrifices198 words
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Article145 1909-06-11 631 As announced in the Echo of Saturday last the Penang Volunteers b >’d their Field Day, at 7.30 a.m. yesterday—the fall in was at the corner of Scotland an 1 York Roads. The following contingents took part, viz, one hundred and twenty men of the Malay145 words
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Article385 1909-06-11 631 Yesterday morning’s run was much enjoyed by the riders who turned out to it, the weather being pleasant and the course good, lhe Dato Kramat Garden was the advertised place of meeting and 7 a.m. the hour. A few minutes after the appointed time a rather small385 words
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Article543 1909-06-11 631 —Perak Pioneer. During the c >u»so <<f the recent discussion as to the correctness or otherwise of the attitude of the British Government towards Kedah, in connection with the conclusion of the Anglo Siamese Trea’y, considerable attention was drawn to the actual status of the—Perak Pioneer. - 543 words
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Advertisement61 1909-06-11 631 An American Newspaper Man Recommends a Well Known Remedy. Not since the following editorial Ppcared m the Centertown, Missouri, U. S. r "The editor knows by personal that Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera rrhcea, Remedy will cure diarrhcea, other k 478 heard llke testimonial B from g a hle people in the61 words
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Advertisement39 1909-06-11 631 A Remedy that Never Fails. No matter how severe an attack of diarrhoea may be, Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy never fails to give relief. You cannot afford to be without it. The George Town Dispensary, Wholesale Agents.39 words
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Advertisement71 1909-06-11 631 Colic and Diarrhoea Cured, After an hour’s suffering from cramp colic or diarrhcea, the beet remedy obtainable can not give relief too quickly. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best medicine in use for these ills. It always gives prompt relief even in the most severe and dangerous71 words
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Article565 1909-06-11 632 Bride Bordered by Maddened Husband. The Ipoh paper reports News of a terrible tragedy at Tronoh reaches us to-day, the parties concerned being a young Kling girl, aged fifteen, who if now dead at the h<nds of her busband, a Kling coolie, and his brother, who has565 words
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Article32 1909-06-11 632 (Echo Special.) Ex-Prospector Arrested. Ipoh, 7th June. —Mr. T. C. Brown, an ex-prospector, was arrested yesterday on a charge of impersonating a public servant and thereby extorting money.32 words
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Article60 1909-06-11 632 (Supplied by Reuter.) Proposed Visit to Cowes. London, 6th June. —A telegram from Paris states that according to an official statement the Tsar will return President Fallieres’ visit to Reval and will arrive at Cherbourg on the 31st July. He will stay for two days and will thenjproceed(Supplied by Reuter.) - 60 words
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Article31 1909-06-11 632 (Supplied by Reuter.) Simple Christening Ceremony. London, 6th June.—Princess Juliana has been christened at the Hague, in the presence of her parents and relatives. It was a simple ceremony.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 31 words
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Article62 1909-06-11 632 (Supplied by Reuter.) From the “Observer.” London, 7th June.—Armaments have been begun for four contingent Dreadnoughts which are to mark as great an advance beyond the present Dreadnoughts as the latter did over their predecessors. Canada is spending five millions on the nucleus of her fleet, which is(Supplied by Reuter.) - 62 words
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Article19 1909-06-11 632 (Supplied by Reuter.) Still Progressing. London, 7th June.—The Capetown Council has adopted the Act of Union.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 19 words
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Article39 1909-06-11 632 (Supplied by Reuter.) A Non-Party Protest. London, 7th June.—Lord Rothschild has promised to preside on the 23rd inst. at a non partisan meeting to protest against details of the Budget. City interests are to be influentially represented.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 39 words
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38 1909-06-11 632 (Supplied by Reuter.) Welcomed by the King. London, 7th June.—Prince and Princess Nashimoto were welcomed on arrival at Victoria station by representatives of the King, of the Japanese Embassy, and by prominent Japanese residents.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 38 words
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Article412 1909-06-11 632 (Supplied Reul(r xtraordinary Jingoism. London, 7th June—Tha Conference has opened. Lord IL? k Pre proposing the guests at the quet, referred to the subject of* r defence He described the Resect in Europe as ominous and imn,J 1 on With an absolute absence of such as ordinarily(Supplied Reul(r} - 412 words
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Advertisement48 1909-06-11 632 Pain in the Stomach. It is most annoying, as well as disagreeable, to be troubled with pains in acb, and there is no need of it, for one of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and rhoea Remedy will allay the pain once and be convinced. The George Dispensary, Wholesale Agents.48 words
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Article1105 1909-06-11 633 n our yesterday’s referFollow» 5 I of the Imperial etCe nferenee, at which Lord RosePreS3 ndered to the music-hall patriots WP 1 like “We Shall go on Elding as long as we 5® Shilling to spend or a man to put /them ”we wish to note three or1,105 words
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Article1841 1909-06-11 633 Half-yearly General Meeting. Ihe Half-yearly General Meeting of the Penang J urt Club, wis held in the Chamber of Commerce, at 4.30 pm. yesterday. J'he attendance was fairly good, and the Chair was occupied by Mr. J. F Wreford, the President. The Secretary, Mr. RP. Phillipa, read1,841 words
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Article3997 1909-06-11 634 THE ASSIZES. I Be/bra Mr. BraddtU; I Alleged Forgery, Fourth Day’s Pboc Mdiso In the Supreme Court Justice Braddell resumed the bS’’ M case against Joseph Smith and I»m i tl are charged, the first defendant S* a forged document and the J™?'"' abetting the offence °Dd with3,997 words
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Article84 1909-06-11 636 Not Guilty. After Che, the wife had given her evidence b com PUiuiat, resumed after the luncheon mte r ,ahL’ U the Foreman of the inrv 1 to dar, Lordship that they had akivedTV 0 B and did not wish to bear the defeoa His Lordship remarked that h.tk84 words
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Article35 1909-06-11 636 (Supplied by Reuter.) At Kiel. London 7th June-Rsuter’s corr S!pMj eat at St. Petersburg states that tbe Tear will pay a return visit to the Kaiser the second meeting taking place at Kiel.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 35 words
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Article60 1909-06-11 636 (Supplied by Reuter.) Honoured. London; 7th June—The Prince and Princess of Wales called on the Nashimotw yesterday. It, is expected that the King will receive them to «lay. Lunch at Buckingham Palace. London, Bth June.-—Ambassador Kato and the Nashimotos lunched with their Majesties and the Royal Family(Supplied by Reuter.) - 60 words
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Article42 1909-06-11 636 (Supplied by Reuter.) Or Other Type. London, 7th June. —Reuter’s Melbourne i epresentative reports that the ipw Commonwealth Government, Ins cabled to the Imperial Government offering nDreidnow/M or such corresponding addition to the Nan as the Imperial Government may approve.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 42 words
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Article57 1909-06-11 636 (Supplied by Reuter,) Transportation to Siberia. London, 7th June.-The Rusaian Courtot Appeal has commuted the sentence pMiej on M- Lopukhin to one of transportation a settlement of Siberia. [On May 14th, Reuter wired:— Lopukhin has been sentenced to ve penal servitude. The Russian Libera pF describe the conduct(Supplied by Reuter,) - 57 words
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Article46 1909-06-11 636 (Supplied by Reuter.) Railway Question Settled- London, 7th June.—Reuter s ent at Constantinople states 1 Oriental tions between the Porte and the u Railway has been satisfacton y 6 compromise of 42,000,000 ra p Bulgaria and equally divided between Porte and the Company.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 46 words
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Advertisement32 1909-06-11 636 A Remedy that No matter how seveie an a rhoea may be, Chamberlains t 0 pi« and Diarrhoea Remedy bfc e without itrelief. You cannot afford to The George Town Dispensary, Agents.32 words
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Article27 1909-06-11 637 (Supplied by Reuter g^June-The number of arrests in connection with the note m farmaoe 445 Moslems aud h. A dsna province are 117 non-M” tlem tf(Supplied by Reuter ) - 27 words
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Article45 1909-06-11 637 (Supplied by Reuter.) Terms Agreed. Tendon Bth June.-Kenter’s correspond. Pnkine says the five-per-eent. railXUn on May 16th) as signed. The issue price is 9o It is hL in 25 vears, but may be redeemed hon'the tenth to the seventeenth mrat two-and-a-half premium.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 45 words
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Article31 1909-06-11 637 (Supplied by Reuter.) At the F. 0. London, Bth June.-The Imperial Press Conference assembled at the Foreign Office yesterday morning (a large attendance). Earl Crewe presided and spoke.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 31 words
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Article32 1909-06-11 637 (Supplied by Reuter.) Specific Duties on Cotton. London, Bth June.—The United States Senate has passed the clauses of the cotton schedule, substituting specific for ad valorem duties on cotton cloth.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 32 words
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Article672 1909-06-11 637 There is an aspect of women’s work which may be regarded, without considering their claims to the suffrage. A certain personage attended a meeting of anti-suffragette women, and was so struck by the ability shown by them, that he was forthwith converted to the news they opposed So also,672 words
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Article122 1909-06-11 637 H. E. Tang Shao-yi was a through passenger to China by the 88. Yorck, which arrived in port this morning. Accompanied by Mr. Leong Fee and three members of bis suite he paid a visit to the Aier Etam Temple this afternoon. The Times has a heading,122 words
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Article50 1909-06-11 637 P. C. C. Bowls Tournament. Ihe following handicaps were plaved off yesterday; Single Handicap: Dr. Rose (—1) beat H. Starr (+2) by 21—17; F. Dmiel 1) beat G. Wright-Motion (+6) by 21—20. Championship: F. B. Ivens beat W. Daniel by 21—18; W. Houston beat J. R. Brown by 21 —l2.50 words
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Article41 1909-06-11 637 Mr. D W. Gilmour, as Honorary Treasurer, acknowledges with thanks the following subscriptions to the forthcoming AgriHorticultural Show Amount previously acknowledged $6,644.65 Eastern Shipping Co, Ltd... 100.00 Municipal Commissioners 1,0000') M C. Rowter 500 L H. Clayton 20 CO $7,769.6541 words
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Article394 1909-06-11 637 Yzel man—Karl. At St. George’s Church yesterday afternoon, Mr. Victor Ernest Yzelman of the Post Office, Singapore, was married to Miss Alice Gertrude Karl, the Rev. H. C. Henham, m.a., officiating at the ceremony. Mr. E. 8. Kitto, of the Post Office, was groomsman, while the bride was394 words
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Article1163 1909-06-11 638 Anelo-Chinese School vs. Penang Wanderers Club. The Anglo-Chinese School and the Penang Wanderers met in their second League fixture on the Esplanade yesterday afternoon before a large crowd of spectators. The game was keenly contested throughout and resulted in a victory for the Anglos by one goal to1,163 words
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Article1543 1909-06-11 638 THE ASSIZES. Wore Mr. Juetie, Braddy Alleged Forgery, Not Guilty Witbom calling upon the defenc» th. yesterday afternoon returned 5 not guilty against Joseph Smith andh'‘l who were charged, the first with u forged document and the second with T.' ting the offence. The exhibits in th. taken1,543 words
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Article298 1909-06-11 639 To-day Mr. Yeoh Guan Seok, of the firm of Messrs. Logan and Ross, raised a point of law concerning nolle prosequi, before Mr. Brown. In a case of theft, DetectiveInspector Sheedy mentioned to the Court that the Solicitor-General had instructed him not to proceed with the298 words
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Article184 1909-06-11 639 —B. F. P. A final mee'ing was held in the Chamber of C iminerce and Exchange, Singapore, on Friday to receive the report of the liquidator, Mr. A A. Gunn. The notice calling the meeting was read, and Mr. Gunn gave a short account of the liquidation.—B. F. P. - 184 words
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Article235 1909-06-11 639 Straits Merchants Interested. The acting Governor of the Yunkwei Provinces, says the Peking Daily News, has issued an edict to tbe following effect; Now that the opium evil must be done away with at all cost, I have in accordance with Imperial instructions strictly prohibited the235 words
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Article210 1909-06-11 639 The amended Truck Act in Selangor as recently passed by tbe State Council forbids estate managers supplying their coolies with rice on any commercial basis. F. M. S. miners disapprove of the Truck Act. Everybody knows its intention, to prevent employers from improperly reducing wages by charging210 words
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Article586 1909-06-11 640 Two Sample Games. The Echo does not entertain the project of a regular chess column, but it will always publish, when space permits, contributions from local chess players. Beginner,” for instance, sends in the following If the Echo cannot help me, will some member of the586 words
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Article37 1909-06-11 640 {Echo Special.) At Ipoh. Ipoh, June 9. —Seven gang robbers raided a house on the Gopeng Road, about two miles out of Ipoh. They got $l5O and some jewellery. No arrests are reported yet.37 words
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Article38 1909-06-11 640 (Supplied by Reuter.) Some County Results. London, 9th June. —Notts, beat Glouceslnrshire by two wickets. Lancashire beat Waiwickshire by an inningsand 122 runs. Middles x beat Worcester by seven wickets. The Australians beat Hampshire by six wickets.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 38 words
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Article47 1909-06-11 640 (Supplied by Reuter.) 4125,000,000 in Ten Years. Loudon, 9tb June. —It is understood that the French Navy Council has decided on its programme, fixing the number of effective battleships at 45, involving an expenditure of 125 million sterling, to be spread over a decade.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 47 words
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Article27 1909-06-11 640 (Supplied by Reuter.) At International Show. London, 9th June.—A French horse has won the challenge cup at the International Horse Show at Olympia.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 27 words
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Article58 1909-06-11 640 (Supplied by Renier Austen’s DelianceLondon, Bth June. Mr. Austen Chamberlain, speaking in the House of Commons, said that if the Budget were offered as the final triumph of Free Trade and the death blow to Protection, the Opposition accepted the challenge and was ready to go(Supplied by Renier ) - 58 words
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Article34 1909-06-11 640 (Supplied by Reuter.) Diplomatic Garden Party. London, 9th Juue.—The Japan Society gave a garden party in honour of the Nashimotos. Several diplomatic service men, Mr. McKenna, and many prominent people attended.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 34 words
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Article36 1909-06-11 640 (-Supp/ierj by Reuter.) An Admiralty Monopoly; L >ndou, 9ih June.— The poses to take over all th. P">Srapby si aliens on British coX establish others at strata 40(1 keeping all open for private use. bot(-Supp/ierj by Reuter.) - 36 words
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Article263 1909-06-11 640 (Supplied by Reuter.) Accepted. London, 9th June.-The Imperial 0 0 ,e„. ment has accepted the Australian Commo,, wealth s offer of a Dreadnought, with suitable expressions of gratitude. Nobody tendered to supply drinks at Kuala Lumpur Town Hall during entertainments. The Sanitary Board promised to revive the(Supplied by Reuter.) - 263 words
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Advertisement39 1909-06-11 640 A Remedy that Never Fails. No matter how severe an attack of diarrhoea may be, Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy never fails to give relief. You cannot afford to be without it. The George Town Dispensary, Wholesale Agents.39 words
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Advertisement75 1909-06-11 640 An American Newspaper Man Recommends a Well Known Remedy. Not long since the following e< lito TT 8. appeared in the Centertown, MiB ßoQn A Leader: The editor knows by pet»* l experience that Chamberlain s Colic, and Diarrhoea Remedy will enre durrh* and we have heard like testimonial» h<*75 words
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Article1036 1909-06-11 641 THE MAIL PAPE RS that the leader writer who after perfection should wsUIJ hat subjective attitude in «ygutne tiia j delicately wh> cb be JL° re rof the national thought senntire', should feel the obliga- ib tlo D ress a quintessence of many Tfe bow to the superior quah’ie”; thp1,036 words
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Article801 1909-06-11 641 C. R. C. vs. St. Xavier’s. Although they were beaten by four goals to one in the League match with the C.R.C yesterday afternoon, the St. Xavier’s team have no reason to be discouraged. They put. up a great fight against the Crescents .and were decidedly unlucky in801 words
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Advertisement53 1909-06-11 641 Pain in the Stomach. It is most annoying, as well as disagreeable, to be troubled with pains in the stomach, and there is no need of it, for one dose of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy will allay the pain. Try it once and be convinced. The George Town53 words
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Article362 1909-06-11 642 At the Legislative Council to-morrow the following questions will be asked by the Hon. E- C. Ellis "Will the Government give details showing for the years 19J7 and 1908 respectively (a) What quantity of cod was purchased for the Singapore and Kranji Railway (b) Where the coal362 words
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Article655 1909-06-11 642 [D S Suit. 1907 No. 582. in the Supremo Court of the Straits Settlements, Settlement, of Penang. Between Ong Jin, Ong Moi and Low Moi, Plaintiffs, and Foo Choo Choon, Defendant. 3rd May, l>o9. This action coming on for trial on the 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 15th, 16th, 17th,655 words
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Article635 1909-06-11 642 Q„ Onn Cmetpfjniai] I Tai P'»g. Bth I Enteric. I I pto date there have been tßen L I cases ot enteric in Hospital b„i r I the disease is of a milder Z' I which prevailed last ve ar The T n I have been ordered tobe635 words
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Article326 1909-06-11 643 in their report for the year The <h rec in e the company was form 19O8.»' 4le tha k ll of an opporturftbe-! tw nc <. a further block of lam. «'r 0 uadron Estate, consisting of acres, formerly known as Hollmg_ boU 7^. e o f326 words
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Article273 1909-06-11 643 Two new ißailway anpointments have lately been created, viz., District Locomotive Superintendents of the Southern and Northern States. Mr. A Ferdinands of Kuala Lumpur has bean appointed to the former, iod Mr. J. W. Wilson to the latter. Mr. Wilson’s headquarters will be Ipoh Mr. Gibbs, son of273 words
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Article640 1909-06-11 643 Judge’s Remarks on Sarkies Johannes Case. The Sb aits Times of Bth inst. reports:— The bankruptcy of Sarkies Johannes and Co was alluded to in the Supreme Court this morning, when Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith delivered a written judgment on an application made by Mr. Greenfield, repre senting640 words
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Article49 1909-06-11 643 (Echo Special.) European Stopped by Shot. Ipoh, 10th June.—Mr. Curtis was stopped by gang robbers in the Gopeng Road last night, while travelling in a riesha. The robbers fired a shot; but, on seeing that the occupant of the riesha was a European, they bolted.49 words
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Article51 1909-06-11 643 (Supplied by Reuter.) The Next Estimates. London, 9th June.—The Berliner Tage~ blatt learns that the next German Navy Estimates will show a considerable increase for the maintenance of the Reserve Fleet and new proposals for the acceleration of the construction of fast battleships to be made in(Supplied by Reuter.) - 51 words
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Article22 1909-06-11 643 (Supplied by lieuter.) Arrival in England. London, 9th June.—Sir Claude Macdonald, British Ambassador at Tokio, baa arrived in England.(Supplied by lieuter.) - 22 words
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Article47 1909-06-11 643 (Supplied by Reuter.) Taft May Exercise his Veto. London, 9th June.—lt is stated at New York that President Taft will veto the Tariff Bill unless Radical changes are made. He is particularly irritated with regard to those clauses relating to the cotton schedules.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 47 words
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Article58 1909-06-11 643 (Supplied by Reuter.) Enver Bey on the Cretan Question. London, 9th June.—Enver Bey, interviewed at Berlin, said that Turkey would not consent to a financial statement with regard to Crete as did Bosnia. The breaking loose of Crete might mean war for the Turkish troops could march as easily(Supplied by Reuter.) - 58 words
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Article25 1909-06-11 643 (Supplied by Reuter.) Prince Nashimoto Present at Aidershot. London, 10th June.—Prince Nashimoto who was at Aidershot witnessed the operations in the Long Valley.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 25 words
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Article51 1909-06-11 643 (Supplied by Reuter.) Great Britain and the Likin Conference. London, 10th June.—A telegram from Washington state* that confirmation has been received in diplomatic circles that Great Britain has finally refused to participate in the International Conference for the increasing of Chinese ad valorem# in return for the abolition of(Supplied by Reuter.) - 51 words
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Article33 1909-06-11 643 (Supplied by Reuter.) To Join the Home Fleet. London, 10th June. —The Superb, which is the fourth Dreadnought, will be commissioned at Portsmouth and will join the Home Fleet at Spithead.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 33 words
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Article533 1909-06-11 644 (Supplied by Reuter.) Kaiser’s Intentions Honourable. London, 10th June—Prince von Buelow’s organ contains au article on the subject of the meeting of the Kaiser and the Tsar, and stating incidentally that Germany has no intention of inducing Russia to make any new arrangements incompatible with Russia’s position(Supplied by Reuter.) - 533 words
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Article117 1909-06-11 644 I’sNANe, 10th Juns (By courtesy oj the Charted t London Demand Bank 23» 4 months’ sight 8a..» jIJL* o 8 Credit o/u 3 Documentary ...2 4JL airutt.a, Demand Bank Rs 174 days’ sight Pr’vwi. |;g Bombay. Demand Bank 174 Mounnein, Demand Bank 173 3 days’ sight Priva,. 773 Madras.117 words
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Article156 1909-06-11 644 Gold Leaf *64.8) B. Pepper(W.Coast 31b5,5 oz.) no stock White Pepper *l7.— sellers Trang Popper 13.50 sales Cloves out of season Mace 73.—buyers Mace Pie'k'"i h 66.50 sales Nutmeg* 110 s 17.25 sales r No 1 6.25 sales Sugar < 2 no stock (Basket 4.10 nominal Tapioca Flour 1.721156 words
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Advertisement581 1909-06-11 644 On His Doctor's Advice. This Young Man in Colombo-Broken Down ith Debility, Bilious Headaches AND OTHER AILMENTfI —TOOK Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills. They Speedily Made Him Well. Physicians as a rule dislike proprietary medicines and object to their patients using them. No better guarantee, then, as to the merits of581 words
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Advertisement67 1909-06-11 644 that they are iha rvo. i an 6in fr X r X r disordered verves such au/ a D I Liver Complant, Rbeuinati.tn, Sciatic, Para kJ, ao c l»«, Malaiia, Eczema ami Skin r Benl Ihose ailments which trouhL >■" tween youth and middle.,,, most shops where mediciie, direct from67 words
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Article1187 1909-06-11 645 X Number of »--3 t' S i Capital. Shares > 3 Dividend. Name. I 1 I 11 K issued. -j S an X C« 0 3 IX» I M J°o W lo fOT^«di "8 3 V3/08klatTinMi5% n 5ud. J on? 300.000 22,0VU tv io Bruang Ltd. «71,187 words
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