The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 25 October 1916
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Title Section21 1916-10-25 1 THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. 7.50 Per Annum. Single Copy. 40 eta Vol. 14. Penang, Wednesday, October 25, 1916. No. 43.21 words
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Advertisement337 1916-10-25 1 I I ,ZZ/////ZZZZZZZZZZZ////ZZ/ZZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ/ZZZZZZZZ IfIIHIIHIIIII CONTENTS. Leaders: Page. Miscellaneous (Continual A Hope of the Future... 1,777 Children’» Christman Gift l, <r 4 S After the War 1,787 Queen Mary’» Needlework Guild Ireland 1,793 Convent Children’s Concert East Africa 1,803 Our Day Fund 1.786. 1,795 S The Situation 1,813 1,801 A 1.8337 words
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Advertisement183 1916-10-25 2 t Hrr h it the I STRAITS ECHO I MAIL EDITION. Published the day prior to the departure of sacb mail H for Europe, and contains the latest local and States a nevs originally published in the daily issues, as well as j all important news from various parts of183 words
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Article1051 1916-10-25 1777 On July 30, 1913, a Memorandum on Public Opinion in Germany was hani'ei to Mr, btipben Pichoo, French Minister fir Foreign Affairs, It cjutained the two following passages: 11 Others, again, want war from a mystic hatred of revolutionary France.” In addition, doctrinaire manufacturers declare1,051 words
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Article636 1916-10-25 1777 Ki, [To ths Editor of thi Tim'* of Jfa2ipi.] Bir, —There are rumours emanating from var oua s >urc ?s regarding what appears to be a tentative effort on the part of soma Am*ric<n rubber manufacturers to obtain ***** ol of the plantation rubber output of M.— Ki, - 636 words
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Article1340 1916-10-25 1778 Tke British** Ford. An advertisement in a Bulawayo newspaper states that the South African Government has bought 100 Ford cars for the campaign in German East Africa. If it is a fact, it is one to be sincerely deplored the 8. A. Defence Department has set an example1,340 words
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Article506 1916-10-25 1778 Mr. and Mr,. Guy C CUrke hat, to Singapore for the races 0 8081 Mr. M. B. Shelley has assumed dutiM Regrar of the Ipoh Court», reliwil Mr. F. H. Sperling, of Matang, wh01... 00 a "bort ™it to Auitrali! tßt by the mail to-day. ri fl r P506 words
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Article1233 1916-10-25 1779 Excerpt from the Minutes of a Meeting of the Penang Chamber of Commerce, held in the Chamber on Tuesday, 10th October, 1916. Present: —Hon. J, Mitchell (Chairman), A. F. Goodrich Esq., (Vice-Chairman), W, G. Peter Esq.. J C. Benson Esq., A. W. Blackstone Eeq, F. Duxbury Esq.,1,233 words
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Article227 1916-10-25 1779 Stnioj Co*rr4lht The Traaeyleaalaa Froat. London, October 16 A Ruminian communque shows that vigorous fighting took pl ice on the Traneylvani in front, especially at Rucar where the Rumanians meintaine 1 their positions. It says that we repulsed the attacks on tbe Oituz and Buzen Valleys and atStnioj Co*rr4lht - 227 words
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Article57 1916-10-25 1779 The following are the exports of Penang for tbe first half of October: To Unitbd Kiwodom Tons. Tin 1.540 Pepper (Black) 40 (White) 5 Tapioca (Pearl) 315 Copra 325 Rubber 910 To U. 8. Amur* a. Tin 155 Tapioca (Pearl) 150 Rubber 404 Copra 50 To Cowtimrkt57 words
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Article64 1916-10-25 1779 Latest Qaotatioes. Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-day at >B7 25, busineo don*, io Singapore (rifinwl) at >*<7.25, buyers no sellers, and in London at XI7B spot and XI7B 10s. three months’ sight. Meears. Boustead A Co. inform us that the following were the quotations for Rubber64 words
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Article61 1916-10-25 1779 (J'rwi (htr f/un r L nd on. Oatot er 17. The prices at tbe Lindon Kublmr Market to-dav were Pale Crep’’ 2 4j Diamond 3mok**d 2 4 I H Owing to tbe great scarcity of pork in Germany, the Municipal Council of Berlin has de-idol th*t f>r61 words
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Article440 1916-10-25 1780 Copyright Telegram. (Reuter's Service.) FROM FLERS TO MORVAL. A Move Forward. London, October 16. Reuter’s correspondent with the British Headquarters says “We advanced on Thursday on the front Flers to Morval and retain several new positions. We fell back from others sometimes as far as but never behind(Reuter's Service.) - 440 words
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Article560 1916-10-25 1780 First Day’s Results. (/rcz/i Our Own Correspondent.) Singapore, October 18 The weather was splend d and the attendance good on the opening day of the Autumn Meeting. The Hon. Mr. F.S. James. Colonial Secretary, other prominent people, and many visitors from Penang and the F.M S. were present.560 words
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Article368 1916-10-25 1780 Copyright Telegram. (Reuter’s Service). laterestiag Figures. London, October 17, In the House of Lords, Lord Darby said that pending the decision of the Government regarding recruiting in Ireland, he will make an appeal for voluntary recruiting. The numbers who joined between April 24 and October 12(Reuter’s Service). - 368 words
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Article1518 1916-10-25 1781 Times of Malaya. At the psychologic-» 1 moment, when the outstanding topic in the Federated Malav States is a suggested war super-tax on rubber and tin, as a means of raising revenue for diversion to the Imperial Exchequer as a freewill offering from this Protectorate toTimes of Malaya. - 1,518 words
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Article222 1916-10-25 1781 To thk Editor or tub Straits Times Sir,—ln your issue of October 12 I was much struck by one passage in the case against Messrs. Caldbeck, M.acgregor and Co The passage reads as follows 1 a Monopolies Department has always given Mr. Stevens credit for being an honest222 words
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Article194 1916-10-25 1781 The hearing was resumed this morning before Mr. J. C. Sugars of the case against Fernands, Assistant and Book-Keeper of Messrs. I unail and Raheem who was charged with criminal breach of trust as a servant of a gold watch which was entrusted to the firm (or194 words
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Advertisement12 1916-10-25 1781 For Children’s Hacking Cough at Night, Wo.ls* Great Peppermint Ctrl Is. Gd.12 words
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Article1326 1916-10-25 1782 PUBLIC REPRESENTATION. A Systim Outlined. (Contributed,) There are a certain number of people who, whilst admitting the practical difficulties and the political inadvisability of imposing an income tax in the F.M.S, at the present time, still believe that this is the only absolutely fair tax which can be1,326 words
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Article247 1916-10-25 1782 I Puteh, P. C. 139, was this morning charmd before Mr. V. G. Ezectid in the Thir® with leaving his poB t while O n quarantine duty at Armenian Street and slespmg while on duty cn the Ist instant I Hamat, P, C. 171, stated that on247 words
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Article395 1916-10-25 1782 The eighth annual general meeting of the members of the Penang Volunteer Rifle Club will be held at the P, V. Drill Hall on Thursday, November 2, at 5.30 p.m. In the agenda for the meeting will be included, (1) 2nd Lt. C. D. D. Hogan's proposal that a395 words
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Article1411 1916-10-25 1783 We have been solemnly told by the Hon. C. W. Dirbishire that this Colony has done much more than any other colony in the Dependency, and that it was wanton’raabnes* to think of doing more in view of cur financial position. The beat thanks1,411 words
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Article406 1916-10-25 1783 Pe ittom or Naims: Official t TATKMK.VT, T bgnpSic n' ws received in the last few dos f- m N th» r'.aods India confirms the Gov m it* v.ew th -t the demonstrations hold there on August 31 must be regarded remarkable expnaa.ons of the advanc.ng d406 words
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Article124 1916-10-25 1783 [To the Eoi tom of THi Straitt Timet Sir, With reference to your leader in yesterday’s issue J quite agree with what you write regarding the proposal which the Hon. Mr. E Macfady»’n intends to move at the next session of the Federal Council. It recurs to124 words
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Advertisement73 1916-10-25 1783 j| iviog to live a< we de, under the burn»ng tropical sun, dim>t cal conditions render us paiticulirly liable to Colic, a most distressing complunt. Ibe correct meritcine to produce a (juick cure is. WOODS’ GREAT PEPPERMINT CCRE. Il is a w joderful cor'rctive of all sUmach disvrd'-r». Nevir be73 words
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Article1071 1916-10-25 1784 —Tim cs of Malaya. A very good reception has been accorded by European employers of domestic servants to the proposed Enactment for the registration of domestic servants to be introduced in the Federal Council at its next session by the Hon. Mr. Arthur N. Kenion, who is—Tim cs of Malaya. - 1,071 words
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Article181 1916-10-25 1784 A correspondent writes: A pretty Tamil Christian wedding was solemnized at St. George’s Church yesterday evening between Mr A.R. Mutbiih Pillay, Sub Post Master, Tanjong Mahm and Miss Mary Manikkathammal, 2nd daughter of Mr C S Pakiam Pillay, the Court Tamil Interpreter, Butterworth. The Bev D181 words
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Article340 1916-10-25 1784 Contractor Fined, Tan Kian Seng, a Chine,, contr.-» appeared before Mr. V. G. Third Court yeeterday in a,.w^ d mona issued at the instance of InLl* frayne for causing obstruct oa in McAU* Road with bricks, sand, ana building The accused pleaded not euiltv that he held340 words
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Article105 1916-10-25 1784 The pupils of ninety-two Schools of all nationalities in Penang, and Province Wellesley, and the Dindings have subscribed 568.22 to the Christmas Gift from the children of the Empire to our soldiers and sailors This amount has been sent by the Inspector of Schools, Penang, to the105 words
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Article37 1916-10-25 1784 Penan* Women Worxibs. Amount previously acknowledged Mrs. Trengrove (14th Don.) Mrs. J. A. Brown (sth Don.) Miss Harding (4th Don.) $2,860.10 There will be no distribution ot work till Friday, the 3rd November.37 words
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Advertisement59 1916-10-25 1784 Sunshine and Common Sense. Don’t doctor your blood for iheumitiam Use an external application of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm. In a few days it will get you up and out into the sunshine, then nature will restore the rich red blood to your veins and soon rid the system of thia59 words
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Article1787 1916-10-25 1785 Mb.. Hope's Rbplt. [To THE Editor of the Strait» Echo,} fair, My attention his been called to the leading article in your issue of the 6th instant and I should iike the opportunity of replying to your criticism of my letter to the Strait» Times of the 4tn1,787 words
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Article125 1916-10-25 1785 Latest Qeotatioas. lin (unrefined) is quoted here» to-day at SK7 50, buyers no sellers, in Biogaporw (refined) at 75, buyers no sellers, and ia London at £\7d 10«. spot and X 179 ss. three months' sight. Messrs. Boustoad A Co. inform us that the follow ng were125 words
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Advertisement43 1916-10-25 1785 Chißb.’flaia’i Paia Bi'a. Hi»re is nothing so gool for mutcular sm, sprains, lameness, cramps of tbe musc.es, bruises and like injuriets as Chainheroin’s Pain Balm. It will effect a cure io le-s time than wi o’.ber treatment. For by «11 Difpeosariee and Itealeri.43 words
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Article519 1916-10-25 1786 Old Offender Sentenced, In the District Court before Mr. J. C. Sugars this morning a Malay named Syed Hashim was charged with criminal trespass by entering into the house of Mr. L. Hoefeld with intent to commit an offence. Court Inspector Nicol prosecuted on behalf of the Crown.519 words
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Article68 1916-10-25 1786 The undermentioned prices were realised for rubber sold by Messrs. Allen Dennys and Co. at their Auction Sale to-day Smoked Ribbed Sheet Jl2l to $126 per picul. No. 2 Smoked Sheet $lO5 $llO Unsmoked Sheet... $lO7 $llO Crepe tine pale thin and blanket $122 $126 Good $l2O68 words
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354 1916-10-25 1786 Preliminary Enquiry. The preliminary enquiry into the case against Yeoh Boey Sin, charged with falsifying accounts, was commenced this morning before Mr. J. C. Sugars in the District Court. Mr. C.D.D. Hogan appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Yeoh Guan Seok for the defence. The circumstances354 words
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Article184 1916-10-25 1786 The Town Hall was crowded to its utmost capacity yesterday evening on the occasion of the concert given by the Convent children iu aid of Our Day Fund. Only standing room was available for late c Hirers. From start to finish there was not a dull moment184 words
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Article213 1916-10-25 1786 Sydney Cups. R H Pinhorn b vq V G Ezechiel G A Carmichael P T Alien A S Hall Dr C Henry Hertz, G N Saye f Dr J Gray > D M Miller j C M Henderson C B Redway j W R Armstrong T E213 words
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Article161 1916-10-25 1786 His Majesty’s Help. [To the Editor of the Free Press.] Dear Sir, —By now most people in Singapore will have read Reuter’s message announcing that His Majesty the King has sent $5,000 to the funds of the Red Cross, Her Majesty Queen Mary also contributing £l 000,161 words
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Advertisement57 1916-10-25 1786 It Ne/er Faih. Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is all its name implies. It cures diarrhoaa and dysentery in either children or adults, and the most violent cases of cramp colic or pain in the «'omach eive way to a few doses of this medicine. Safe, sure, always cures57 words
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Advertisement11 1916-10-25 1786 For Children’s Hacking Cough at Night, Woods’ Great Peppermint Cars l®«dd.11 words
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Article1291 1916-10-25 1787 When we published some little time ago a of special articles on the trade position aft n r the war over the signature Periscope,” there were tome of our reader? who, disagreeing both with the premises and the conclusions of the writer, gave us to understand that1,291 words
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Article352 1916-10-25 1787 An Irish correspondent writes in mail wrek The renewed cry for conscription in Ireland arouses our curiosity; and some peopls have even associated with it the very marked prominence given to the deeds of Irt»-h soldier* m recent news from France. Every week now the Irish Timas352 words
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Article285 1916-10-25 1787 Our Day" Red Cross Fund. *()ct. 16 By Bxlance 110,773.17. Oct. 17. K. A O. Hotel Red Cross Box 131.50, Cricket Club Red Cr »ss Box 76.0, A. Bat J L. L.” SU, C G. May 25, Butterworth 25, L°an A Co. 100, Bnnahan Lunas Ng Dahta 25, J W.285 words
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Article1320 1916-10-25 1788 Canute or Mr*. Partiagtoa? The Figaro tells us that Hindenburg, with a big blue pencil inherited from Bismarck, drew an iofl >xible line beyond which the British and French were not to go. That line is already to the rear of the Allies. Haekaey Carriage Scarcity. There has1,320 words
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Article429 1916-10-25 1788 CoDyright Telegram. (Reuter’s Service.) WAR*IN THE AIR. Artillery Activity. London, Octobsr 17,1,55 p. m Genaral Sir Doughs H»ig states that entered the enemy trenchei wst of otherwise there is nothing to report. 1 Many Maehiaes Misstag. London, October 18,1.25 a.m. General Sir Doughs Haig, in his official communique,(Reuter’s Service.) - 429 words
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Advertisement37 1916-10-25 1788 Children's Colds, Why let the children rack their little bodies in such a distressing manner whee you can so easily cure their olds with a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers,37 words
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Article488 1916-10-25 1789 Copyright Telegram. (Renter’! Senice.) STRUGGLE FOR THE PASSES. New Politics» Occupied. London, October 17, 4 p.m. The Rumanian communique says that the enemy violently attacked our troops in the Oituz Valley, but was driven back. *We repulsed enemy attacks at the Tolgyes Paia and at Predeal, the latter(Renter’! Senice.) - 488 words
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Article1074 1916-10-25 1789 Copyright .Tsiemm. (Rtiteri Stnke). PRESENT SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT. Mr. Rcdmosd's Motion. I London, October 18. In the House cf Commons Mr. John I Redmond moved: That the present I system of Government in Ireland is incon- I sistent with the principle for which the I Allies(Rtiteri Stnke). - 1,074 words
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Article393 1916-10-25 1790 Copyright Telegram. (Reuter i Senice.) Serbia*» Staid Fast. London, October 17, 4.5 p.m. A French official message from Salonika states that the Serbians repulsed violent counter-attacks at Belavoda on the Cerna. The was a violent artillery duel on the right bank of the Vardar. Allies’ Attack oa Moaastir.(Reuter i Senice.) - 393 words
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Article545 1916-10-25 1790 Copyright Telegram (Renter's Service.) Allie»' Strong Action. Athens, October 17. French and Italian bluejackets have landed at the Piraeus and occupied commanding points in Athens. Official Explanation. Athens, October 17, later. It is officially explained that the purpose of the Allied occupation is to ieinforce the police,(Renter's Service.) - 545 words
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Article320 1916-10-25 1790 Questions ia the Commons, r al it c London, October 17. In the House of Commons Anau» Sc J cr etary o£suta tor Indi» ■Uted that he did not propose to publish the report of the troop-train enquiry Since the war every effort had been mad. to re-employ320 words
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Article209 1916-10-25 1790 Major H. A. Ironside. (From Own Own Correspondent.) Singapore, October 18. The death has taken place from wounds of Major H. A. Ironside, formerly of the Straits Trading Company, He was attached to the 110th Brigade, We read in the French consular cables: The Italians continue their209 words
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Obituary522 1916-10-25 1790 Obituary. Mr. J. Gilhooly M P. London, Oct, 17. The death Ins place of Mr. J. Gilhooly, Independent Natiomlist Member for Cork. Co., West. Mr. W. B. Oldham. Mr. W. B. Oldham, formerly a member of the Bengal Legislative Council, is dead. Lady Poaaoaby. The death has taken place of522 words
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Article1425 1916-10-25 1791 In view of the interests since created and of the numerous rumours that are rife, it is a pity ihit the discussion at the last meeting of the Planters’ Association of Malaya should have led those interested into nothing more nor less than a culde-sac on1,425 words
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Article662 1916-10-25 1791 ANOTHER SUGGESTION. What About Exchamgs Eichaog j” writes to th” Malay Mad 1. Tin greater tbe real.nd wealth of this cmi try, tne larg* r the revenue wh ch can to r<w-d without ud htional taxation? 2. Tte trade returns for 1915 show the v.dun of tin, rubtor,662 words
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Advertisement46 1916-10-25 1791 Cbildtsß i Culdl. V» by 1 t ti e child eu rack tbe»r little Lol.»-, in »u.’b s didrttkiag «tanner wh»e you n•» ea.j y jre th*ir &>!ds with a bottle ot b*mto lain a Remedy. For -ale by all Lhsp nsn e» an 1 I)mleis46 words
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Article981 1916-10-25 1792 A European resident of Kuala Lumpur went down to the Railway Station early on Monday morning to meet a friend arriving by the special train which brought the M.S.V.R, contingent back from Singapore. He was refused admission to the platform and, on inquiring the reason, was informed that981 words
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170 1916-10-25 1792 The proceeds of the above, obtained on the 4th and sth October for the benefit of the National Institute for the Blind, were as follows Sale of Pictures by Mrs. Macintyte 90.00 Mrs. Aid worth 100 00 J. Brown 35 80 Le Fevre 18.00 Haruerton 30170 words
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Article57 1916-10-25 1792 At the Eastern Produce Exchange Auction yesterday the following prices were obtained: Diamond Smoked Sheet from $ll5 to $122 Diamond Unsmoked Sheet $lO6 to $ll7 Plain Unamcked Sheet $lO7 Brown Crepe $92 Scrap C epe s76to 90 Pressed Sciap $4O Loose Scrap s46to 71 15,879 lb. we57 words
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Article556 1916-10-25 1792 Cruelty to Animal, A Tamil named Appasamy aDD aro L fore Mr. V. G. Ezschiel in toe Third 0 this morning charged with working a k lock while in an unfit state. On thJ.L pleading guilty Mr. Sundrum, MI S Veterinary burgeon, state I that the was556 words
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Advertisement52 1916-10-25 1792 It Never Fails. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is all its name imp cures diarrhoea and dysentery in ei dren or adults, and ti e most vio en cramp colic or pain in the to a few doses of this medicine. always cures. For sale by al* S P52 words
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Article42 1916-10-25 1793 WiTsoN-LiMDiAT—Oa th* 19th October, B t St. Andrew’s Church, Penina, by the Rev. Donald J. Ross, William Harold Watson, second sou of William Wat-on, of Boddin, M mtrose, to Anne eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay, of Montrose, Scotland.42 words
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Article1190 1916-10-25 1793 .V M Critics sometimes complain that neither the British Government nor the British public understands the nature of war. Herein they are often contrasted to their disadvantage with the German people, who have been schooled in the dcctrine ot Clausewitz and subdued to a perfect discipline by their military.V M - 1,190 words
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Article652 1916-10-25 1793 B*ys Thursday’s TOM Very keen regr»t and sorrow will be aroused bv tbe n r wi of the d**«th this mormnu Kuala Kangsar of Her Hghness Raji Che Sapiab, tbe Raja wife of H H ih• Su tan. The Raja Permeisun, was ab iut 15 yea's652 words
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Article1265 1916-10-25 1794 The Dutehmea'» Gift. Congratulations and thanks to the Dutchmen of Penang who, like their fellowcountrymea in Singapore, have raised a handsome sum of money and forwarded it to the Honorary Secretary of Our Day Fund. We have long known towards which side the neutrality of our Dutch friends1,265 words
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Article581 1916-10-25 1794 Dr. Chen Cbin-tao has again the President and the Premier him of the office of Acting Chinese > Mmhte of Foreign Affairs. which he holds in to the Ministry of Finance. ll The PeLnj GmcH. vehemently detnmdi the dismissal of Hsu Shu-cheng, qS Secretary of the Chinese Cabinet, wb™581 words
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Article802 1916-10-25 1795 I UTCH CONTRIBUTION. Tbe Honorary Treasurer gratefully ac* knowledges having received per Mr. Van der Woude and Mr. Van Vollenhcven a cheque for $1,775 with the request to accept same on behalf of "Our Day” Fund as constituting the total amount of contribution from Dutch Firms" and802 words
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Article399 1916-10-25 1795 Watson —Lindsay. A wedding of great interest to p’an-tei-s in Province Wellesley was solemnised at St Andiew’s Church, Northam Road, yesterday afternoon when Mr. William Harold Watson, of Byram Estate, second s>n of Mr. William Watem of Boldin, Montrose, was jiinel in in image to Miss Aune MacLirei)399 words
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Article403 1916-10-25 1795 O>OTT |hl (kvUr s SirviaJ. War ia the Air. London, October 19. Tn« Fr n:h effi :ial communique says The enemy aeroplanes were brought down on tie ibmme, One of our aviators was a*Uck»'<i by three Fokkers. He brought down one of bis opponents anl drove off the(kvUr s SirviaJ. - 403 words
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Article60 1916-10-25 1795 Latftt Tin (unrefined) s quoted b* r e to-day at $87.75, busines* d m»*, and in London at X 179 10*. spot and £l*o s*. three months' sight. A special wire to th Eistern Produce Exchange giv» tbe following quotation* yeabinlav Pale Cr»q* 2 4j Di imood60 words
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Article542 1916-10-25 1796 Copyright Telegram. (Reuter's Sen ice.) PREMIER'S SPEECH. Sympathetic Atteatioa Promised. London, October 18. In the House of Commons, during the Irish debate, Mr. H. H. Asquith promised very sympathetic attention to Mr. Redmond’s suggestions in filling up the gaps in the Irish division with Irishmen. He admitted(Reuter's Sen ice.) - 542 words
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Article439 1916-10-25 1796 Copyright Telegram. (Reuter’s Senice.) NJEW OFFENSIVE. Russia* Help, London, October 19. The Rumanian news is regarded as showing that a new and vigorous offensive has b=en begun with tho timely help of Russia. Compared with the subdued tone of the Austrian and Garman communiques which describe the situation(Reuter’s Senice.) - 439 words
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Article475 1916-10-25 1796 Copyright Telegram (Hwttr'» Service.) ADMIRAL FOURNET’S ANNOUNCEMENT Co*ditioas at Atheaa. i i? Athens, October 18 Adimral Fournet has informed the Mayor of the Piraeus and the Chief of p ollc Athens that the Allied detachments war* landed to ensure order in consequence of events on the parade(Hwttr'» Service.) - 475 words
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Article6381 1916-10-25 1797 CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS. History of the Institution. I he following notes on the history and present condition of the Penang Free School appear in the Centenary number of the School Magazine—an excellent number by the way—over the initials, R.H.P. In 1815 or 1816 a proposal for the estab6,381 words
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Article701 1916-10-25 1801 -S T, The fo’lowing t’legram received from H.s Majesty the K ng, has been us by the Hon. the Resident Councilor, for public ition The message from Hii Maj sty the King to the B'itish Red Cross Society and Order of St. John for Our Diy begins.-S T, - 701 words
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Article410 1916-10-25 1801 9<eoa4 Day's Kaselts. (I'rom Ow (hsn Singapore, October 19. The f bowing were the results on the Sjcond D*y if the Siogspo'e Race Meeting I—First1 —First Pont Griffin Handicap. Orion 8.5 1 Motor Cyel* 9.8 2 Income Tar 8.2 3 Wun by half a length one and a410 words
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Advertisement51 1916-10-25 1801 CUahbtflaia's Paia la'*. There ia nothing a> go*»! for mu*cu'ar rheumat am, sprain». I<(dno*ss, cramps of the muse es, bruis-s and like injuries as Chaml> r «in aPa n Balm. It will effect a cure in teas time than my o her t-eatajAat. For sale by all D.»pnn<*riea and D51 words
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Article1162 1916-10-25 1802 (By Tom Wright.) Freedom How Live 1 set the ideal of freedom in the forefront of my ambition. I have sighed, as sigh the blind to see” for freedom. Always and chiefly, anywhere and everywhere, for freedom. My spirit npeds it. ’Tis all in life,1,162 words
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Article86 1916-10-25 1802 Singapore, October 19 At the Singapore Rubber Auction the following prices were obtained per picul Smoked Sheets 1122 to $126 Good 115 to 122 Fine 113 to 120 Good, plain 114 Unsmoked 114 to 116 Fine plain 108 to 111 Crepes 125 to 129 Good 118 to86 words
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Article39 1916-10-25 1802 The following are the particulars of the output of the Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd. for the first half of October No. 1 Dredg j 197 Piculs No. 2 Dredge 151 Piculs; No 3 Dredge 356 Picul%39 words
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Article367 1916-10-25 1802 H. L - H. L. Accounts of the September Stakes all to agree that Hurry On won w.tb ease. He is a very satisfactory speculSil. as a nve-hundred-guinea yearlmg owner has not had the best ot luck and changing the colours did little till th. advent of Hurry On, Fred367 words
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Article134 1916-10-25 1802 Mitchell —Wong. At the Church of our Lady of Sorrows this morning, the marriage was so’em iised by the Rev. Charles Lettessier of Mr. Percy Dunstan Mitchell, of the Penang Rural Board, to Miss Caroline Madeline Wong, eldest (laughter of Mr, and Mrs. C. L Chong. The bride,134 words
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Advertisement105 1916-10-25 1802 Diphtheria—How It May Be Avoided. Diphtheria is usually contracted when the child has a cold. The cold prepares the child’s system for the reception and deve opment of the diphtheria germs. When there are cases of diphtheria in the ne>g bourbood children that have colds should 0 kept at home105 words
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Article1247 1916-10-25 1803 General Tombeur’s well-earned K.C.M G., announced by Benter yesterday, Byncnroaises with the receipt of further encouraging news of Belgian activities in what it is almost a misnomer to term any longer German East Africa. It also serves to remind us that, besides holding an impoitint, if waterlogged, sector1,247 words
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Article983 1916-10-25 1803 Rroscdy Rr<«ir«d. Tne wet weather wa are at present experiencing is causing some inc mvauieuce to the comiDbfcial and business community who have cause fir anxiety when removing goods and produce from or to their godowos owirg to t ie fact that ti e bullock carts and hind983 words
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Article300 1916-10-25 1804 Latest Quotatioa. Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-lay at 188.25, business done, H. E. Sir John Anderson, who is rapidly recovering, is now able to go about Queen a Cottage and gardens, Ceylon, to enjoy the bright morning sun. H'S Excellency’s first trip out since his illness was on300 words
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Article1015 1916-10-25 1804 Copyright Telegram. (Renter’s Scnice.) Enemy Trenche. Raided. London, Octiber 19, 2.10 p.m. General Hr Douglas Hug’s communique reports: There was heavy rain during the night. Ending parties entered the enemy trenches near Loos and south of Arrae.” Slight Advaaee. London, October. 20, 12 10 a m. General Haig,(Renter’s Scnice.) - 1,015 words
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Article441 1916-10-25 1805 (■opyr.gbt Tele«. (Reuter's Senice). •Fieree FigMiag. Ljudon, October 19, 4.53 p.m. Taa ’Rusdan communique r?po ti tbit Garmxn a'tacki south aud south-east of Kovel, launched after the liberation cf gas aud under haavy ariulery tire, were repelled. West and south-west of Lu*sk fierce fighting continues. Here also enemy(Reuter's Senice). - 441 words
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Article475 1916-10-25 1805 uovj.-jtbt T -n (Renter j Service.). ALL GAINS MAINTAINED. Counter-Attack* Rrpultcd. London, October 19, 4 p.m. The Paris communique *ay« “German counter-attacks at SxillyStillisel were broken by our curtain of tire. All our gains were mainttined. We made progress between Maisonette and Biaches.” STORMING SAILLY-SAILLISEL. Deierip'ioa of the(Renter j Service.). - 475 words
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Article1151 1916-10-25 1805 Cormsht T-l-rrara (fata'i Stnio.) London, October 20. In the Hous* of Commons, on the second readingof the Rhodes Estate Bill, providing for the d’-e-tibhshment of the German scholarship*, Mr. H J. King movsd its rej-ctior, criticising the trust* ea* methods in carrying out the object in view.(fata'i Stnio.) - 1,151 words
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Article497 1916-10-25 1806 Copyright Teles rim. (Reuter's Service.) All-Round Activity. London, October 19. The French official report states that Bulgarian attacks noith of Dodzeli ware repulsed with heavy losses. The Serbians have captured the village of Brod on the left bank of the Cerna. British and Serbia» Reports, The British official(Reuter's Service.) - 497 words
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Article175 1916-10-25 1806 Copyright Telegram (Reuter’s Service.) Situatioa ia Atbea». London, October 20. A telegram, dated Athene October o states:— “The night passed without incident Ihe entire garrison is afoot for the tenance of order. The are filled with Reservists all night, but they are cow 2 by the severe Police(Reuter’s Service.) - 175 words
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Article280 1916-10-25 1806 War Taxatioa. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, October 20, The mooting of the Federal Council wai attended by all the members except the rulers of the different States, The Chief Secretary gave notice of the following motion for discussion at the next meeting on November 14:—280 words
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Article39 1916-10-25 1806 (From Our Own Correspondent») Kuala Lumpur, October Zi. There was a large attendance at e secration of the District Grand L Middle East for the installation cf WO Maciadyen as District Grand Master. Bro. Elliott officiated.39 words
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Article517 1916-10-25 1807 Copyr gbt T-legram (Peutef’i Senice.) Future of the Trust. Londpn, October 20. During the discussion in the House of Commons vester lay evening on the Rhodes Estates Bill Mr. H J. Mackinder, Unionist Member for Glasgow, said that the trustees proposed to make the (scholarships) scheme apply(Peutef’i Senice.) - 517 words
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1023 1916-10-25 1807 C«n>rr «ht T»»t»v ißtstei's Senict.) M. P. Heavily Fiacd. L' n lor, October 20. Mr. Joapph King, Lib ra! Member for Norih Somerset, was charged at Bow Str e k under the Defence cf the Realm Act, with communicating without lawful authority informati m inißtstei's Senict.) - 1,023 words
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Article724 1916-10-25 1808 [To the Editor of the Malay Mail,] Sir, —Why this keenness on r the part of your paper tor fresh taxation You yourself admitted the other day that this generation had done enough in all conscience for posterity. Also I think you stated that this724 words
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Article2595 1916-10-25 1808 CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS. Officials. Judges —Quah Beng Ke°, Etq., M. 11. M. Noordin, Esq., Yeoh Paik K a*, E q., R. H. Pinhorn, Esq., A. Voerappa Pillay, E-q. and Lei Toon Poon, E-q Starters. —W. H mi-ton, Esq., R. Butler, E-q., M. Gopal Das, Esq. and Sbaik Ismail,2,595 words
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Advertisement103 1916-10-25 1808 Biphfhcfia--How It May Be AvmM- phthana h usually contracted woen tw child has a c old. The cold prepirr» the child’s .yt.’e n for the reception and de»e fprnent of the diphtheria germs, th-reare eves of diphtheria in the neig bourboed children that have colds should w kept at home103 words
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Advertisement44 1916-10-25 1809 Chamberlain’s Paia Ba’tn. is nothing sa good for n u J r rheumatism, sprains, laments, er imp muscles, bruises and Ilk inj’i’ berlaiu’s Pain Balm. It wdl effect i <’ur-< in less t»me thauany other treit n :ut. <j< by all Dispensaries and DdU'CrJ.44 words
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Advertisement79 1916-10-25 1809 It Nt’tf Fail*. Chiml .-|*ii.(’ |t’ f Cholera and bier, rhx-a R o Iv 1 its natai implies. It curei diarfl o a and dya n ery in either cbilhri. or *bi t »nl tip» in >*t violentcaaee of i *iup p*io in th «’oui ii give w iy t79 words
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Article815 1916-10-25 1810 Copyright Telegram. (Reuter’s Senice.) ANOTHER PUSH. Weather Condition». London, October 20. General Haig, in a communique, statesi: Last evening the enemy heavily shelled the Stuff and Schwaben Redoubts during the night. We twice raided the enemy s trenches in the neighbourhood of Loos.” A LULL. Eaemy Attacks Break(Reuter’s Senice.) - 815 words
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Article133 1916-10-25 1810 FROM DUTCH SOURCES. The following special cabhs are from the Sumatra Post of Friday and Saturday, October 20 and 21 HOLLA*) AND THE WAR Officer’» Curious Step. Second-Lieutenant Goedbart, of the Netherlands Indian service, has deserted with the intention of joining the Austrian army. The Mine D&nger.133 words
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Article465 1916-10-25 1810 Third Day's Results. (from Ow Chen Cfjrr-:.>jirnuienh‘) Singapore, October 23.' The following were the results on L third day of the Singapore races: The Steward’s Stakes. Mr Ben’s— The Earl ...911 i Clyde Kongsee’s—MWiad Graham Zl3 i E S Manasseh’s— Fallovjland 713 Wen by half length halt"'* i465 words
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Article1987 1916-10-25 1811 INTERESTING LETTER FROM GENERAL RIDOUT. A Timely and Stirring Appial [To the Editor of the Straits Tunes Sir, —We ar* new nearing the laet week of Our Day.” lam aware th*t “Our Day” has become a historic phrase, and that there are several committees now at work,1,987 words
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Article1928 1916-10-25 1812 OUT-OF-SCHOOL ACTIVITIES. [We print below extracts fromlbeexcellent Centenary Number of th) Free School Magazine, which give a fair and favourable idea of the out-of-school activities of the pupils of the institution whose centenary was celebrated on Saturday.] School Games Club. [By H. R. Cheeseman The narrow conception1,928 words
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Advertisement15 1916-10-25 1812 C-x- —a— For Children’s Hacking Cough at Nig t* Woods’ Groat Peppci mint Care liM15 words
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Article1212 1916-10-25 1813 We have rather a mixed bag of war Dewd this week-end. Iu h rance the French have made some slight progress while the British, taking advantage ot a short spell of dry weather, have inaugurated quite a considerable push which has yielded some useful territorial gains and a1,212 words
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Article377 1916-10-25 1813 —Free Preet. There has deen a subdued atmosphere at the Lace C» u this week, where tne usual autumn rac*s have been carried on in a cba-t n d sprit without any excess of gaiety except hat provided by the remarkable riding which has been st own by—Free Preet. - 377 words
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Article263 1916-10-25 1813 The details are now to hand of the programme to be given by the Melbuurnes at the Runoymede oa Wednesday evening The sue less throughout the East of this company has been phenomenal chit fly owing to Mr. Melbourne’s wonderful gift of Burlesque. On Wednesday he263 words
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Article951 1916-10-25 1814 Singapore as Rubber Centre. Singapore is rapidly becoming one of the great world centres of the rubber trade, and the record of nine thousand tons sold there last year—as against twenty-two thousand tons in London —is likely to be surpassed this year. Penang, it is to be feared,951 words
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Article342 1916-10-25 1814 The steamer Kepong, built for tl e Straits Steamship Co., Ltd. was successfully launched from the Txikoo Dockyard. Hongkong, on October 12. The Kepong measures 261 teat over all length, 41 feet beam, and 23 ft. 6 ins. moulded depth, and is const:noted of Siemens-Martin steel to the Owners’342 words
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Article622 1916-10-25 1814 Dr. Gilmore Ellis, P. C. M. o.iii. Penang on inspection duty. w t Mr. Palgrave Simpson has arrived m Penang looking very fit and well Dr W.G Grace, the grea'e-t cricketer of all time, died exactly a year ago to-dav £ri^ da will b 0 S lld lewi that622 words
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Article933 1916-10-25 1815 Copyright Telegram. (Reuler'j Service,) VIOLENT ENEMY ATTACKS. Absolute Coafideace Felt, Bukhareet, October 20. j Very violent enemy attacks took place on the whole Carpathian Broot. They were I everywhere repulsed witn heavy losses. The enemy has hitherto attacked’ the paeses, especially in the Predeal region, whence I he(Reuler'j Service,) - 933 words
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Article417 1916-10-25 1815 C' st* < t Ts •*-sn» (Uuter’i Servic Arrival of It* it* Coatiagrat*. Salonika, October 20. Further impntant Italian contingent* have arrived here. Serb *a Sweet**. London. October 20, 3.26 p.m. The Serbian effi i»l report announce* that the Army of the Voivoda Miabitch ha* occupied the village!(Uuter’i Servic ). - 417 words
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Article488 1916-10-25 1816 CopyrightlTelegram. (Reuter's Senice). HOW SAILLY-SAILLISEL FELL. A Brillhat Feat. Paris, October 20. The final capture of Sailly-Biillisel was a brilliant feat of arms. The French previously beat off a score of attacks accompanied by gas and liquid fire. Then, when the Germans weakened, they stormed the village, which(Reuter's Senice). - 488 words
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Article415 1916-10-25 1816 Copyright Telegr»m. (Reuter's Service.) Situatioa ia Atheas, London, October 20. A telegram, dated Athens October 19, states: “The night passed without incident. The entire garrison is afoot for the maintenance of order. The cafes are filled with Reservists all night, but they are cowed by the severe(Reuter's Service.) - 415 words
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Article341 1916-10-25 1816 Copyright TtlAg r&m (Reuter’s Smi«.) Seasatioaal Shootiag Aff«i r Amsterdam, October 21. A Berlin telegram states that Count Krf Stuergkh was shot at meal time b? 7 Vienna publisher. 1 When tbe shots rang out a numb» m Austrian and German officers rushed irith drawn swords on(Reuter’s Smi«.) - 341 words
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Article32 1916-10-25 1816 {From Our Own Correspondent.) London, October 20. Prices in the London rubber market unchanged* Still No Chaage. London, October 21. Prices in the London rubber market 1» still unchanged.32 words
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Article44 1916-10-25 1816 Super-Tax Motion Withdraw* {From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, October In view of the Chief Secretary’s moW® appoint a committee to considfr fu taxation tbe Hon. Mr. Mr. E. Mac Wye. has withdrawn his motion reg super-tax on rubber and tin.44 words
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Article958 1916-10-25 1817 Half-yearly Report. We give bei w the report of the Penwg I Harbour Board for tin half-year ended June 30, 1916. An inte est og point to note is the gradual recovery of the Wharf revenu®, though the receipts for the first half of 1916 are still958 words
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Article323 1916-10-25 1817 To the Editor or the Sira b Echo. Dear St’’. h urte j n of the Penang Turf Clog th rougbb el griffins arr v• 1 this mo mob ty the s.w. Ktimy Ibe balance of eight are l»eing truce 1 in >ingapore. The f allowing the323 words
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Article260 1916-10-25 1817 .-T.O.M, Mr. and Mrs, Alina Biker are «till m Sydney, wb*>re Mr. Biker it working hard for the Australian Air Squadron Fund. Mr. C. B. Milla, Revenue Auditor, Perak, las gone to Penang in connection with the Uhual periodical audit of the accounts of the Immigration D paitim-nt..-T.O.M, - 260 words
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Advertisement46 1916-10-25 1817 ChaUrhia's Pein Bain. There is nothing so good for mu* olar rheumatism, sprain*. I<rnCramp- of th** muscles, brui»*w and lik•? injun»»» is Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It will effect a cure in leu time than any other t eatment For as e by all Dispensaries and Dealers.46 words
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Article1003 1916-10-25 1818 A Detective's Suspicion. A Chinaman named Tai Ah Ngan, alias Lai Naw, was this morning brought before Mr V. G. Ezichiel in the Third Court and asked to shew cau=e why he should not be bound over to be of good behaviour. D. P. C. 104 stated1,003 words
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Article278 1916-10-25 1818 Toe earthquake in Java, with its damage, fortunately small, to some of the buildings on the Telogoredj) estate, is a pl tin bint (says a London paper) to the buyer of rubber shares of the risks which he runs in putting money into any industry carried on278 words
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Article361 1916-10-25 1818 Committed for Tru l The preliminary erqui.y ln tn against L’.e Ab Lai.alUs l/cheongU 2? was charged with returning to this after being banished from Se’angor f° term of his natural life on December 18 1911, was commenced in ihi Third before Mr. V. G. Ezechiel. Cour<361 words
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Article152 1916-10-25 1818 [To tub Editor of thb Sirailt Ech»,]> Sir, During the last few weeks, owing to the regrettable indisposition of Mr. Michell, the District Judge, the work of the two District Courts has been considerably disorganisedMr. Sugars bad put on him more work than be could possibly152 words
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Advertisement54 1916-10-25 1818 It Ne.er Fails. Chamberlain’s Cdic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rained? is all its name implies. cures diarrhoea and dysentery ineither cn dren or adult-, and the moat violentowe cramp colic or pain in the stomach give w J to a few doses of this medmine. bate. always cures. For sale by54 words
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Article561 1916-10-25 1819 It would seem that we were in an uodu’y crit’cal mood when we wrote the Random No e on this subject winch appeared in the Echo of October 10. I a the interval we have been reachingover theoriginal prospectus and the various annual reportsof thecompmy and in561 words
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Article780 1916-10-25 1819 It is. we are well aware, puerile t > expect the man in the street to know anything abou* constitutional practice or precelen* but it should surely not be necessary to rem nd an Imperialist that the relations cf the Mother-Country and the Colons •< are upon the principle780 words
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Article620 1916-10-25 1819 Mr. >. Coinngton has been appuab-d to Betas C'lll c’or of Lind Revenue, Singapore, in addition to hie duties as Inspector of Prisoi.s. Straits S ttlements. We to learn that Mr. A. L. M. Sjor, a brother of Mrs. L. C. Brown. < f I enatg, d d at620 words
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Article937 1916-10-25 1820 P, V, Batpipe Band. We avail ourselves of this opportunity to congratulate Pte. N. K. Allen, the leader of the Penang Volunteer Bagpipe Band, and his colleagues on the success of the band which headed and inspirited the Volunteers out for a Route March yesterlay evening. It was937 words
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Article306 1916-10-25 1820 At the E st rn Produce Exchange Audi in yesterday the following prices were obtained: Diamond Smoked Sheet from SI 15 to $125 Plain Smoke 1 Sheet $lll to $ll2 Diamond Unsmoked Sheet $llO to $ll7 Plain Unsmoked Sheet $lO6 to $llO Scrap C epe s72to 85306 words
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Article899 1916-10-25 1820 —Mjlaya Tribune. "If every British subject e j Tea to his means the Fund will d 0 .nleS? 1 Singapore has never been more than to day. These words of H II Bidoubt ihould make the prosperous people, who have vet done i;hu in comparison to th—Mjlaya Tribune. - 899 words
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Article312 1916-10-25 1821 Mr. A. W. B. Hamilton writes:— “Mr. Pirrett has kindly presented all the cups and saucers lent by him for tea at the Bazaar to be ruld at the auction in aid of the fund. Mr. Tan Chye San has given a very fine statuette,312 words
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Article1288 1916-10-25 1821 ('-.■■«or. (Ru’er i Service) TRANSFtR OF THE TROOPS. Kist's Objectiaat. Athens, O.tober 23 It is learnt on very rel able authority that King Constantine has txpres-ed his readiness to consent to any measures ensuring the protection of General Sarraii’s rtar, but it is pointed out that tue(Ru’er i Service) - 1,288 words
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Article560 1916-10-25 1822 Copyright Telegram (Reuter’s Service,) SITUATION IN THE DOBRUDJA. Russian Report. London, October 23. A Russian communique states that under the continuing pressure of the enemy the Russian and Rumanian forces are retiring in the Dobrudja. But they are stubbornly resisting. West Frontier of Moldavia. Stubborn battles continue on(Reuter’s Service,) - 560 words
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Article470 1916-10-25 1822 Considerable Enemy Shelling, London, October 23, 1.35 p.m. General Haig, in a communique, states During the night considerable enemy shelling took place between Le Sirs and Guendecourt. Our troops occupy the near lip of two mine craters formed by the enemy yesterday at Bluff and are satisfactorily establishing470 words
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Article40 1916-10-25 1822 Action at Sofia. A q-fi n m9t erdim, October 23. Qd "o'* been sentenced to eight years’ imprison®-! for receiving and distributing *****000 francs, alleged to have come from a Z source, to be used against the GoverS40 words
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Article115 1916-10-25 1822 Annual Report. 'Prom Our Own Correspondent,) Singapore, October 24. Tha annual report of the Singapore Cold C A°T a s y > BhoWB a ntt Profitof »34,758. A dividend of 10% i, recommend, ed, also a Jpayment of »5,000 to tha directors, the balance of >lO 662115 words
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Article22 1916-10-25 1822 Still No Change* (From Our Own Correspondent.) Lindon, October 23. Prices in the London rubber market are still unchanged.22 words
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Article38 1916-10-25 1822 Latest Quotation. Tin (unrefined) is quoted here to-day at >88.40, buyers no sellers, and in Singapore (refined) at >88.87J, business done (100 tons sold) and in London ats£lBo spot and <£lBl s s three months' sig ht.38 words
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Article258 1916-10-25 1822 The first lecture in connection with the above, will be in the Free School (kindiv lent by Mr. R. H. Pinhorn) on the first Wednesday in November, by Dr. Liston. Visitors to Kedah speak in high terms of the condition of the road to Singora, The freight258 words
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Advertisement628 1916-10-25 1823 jSj» mTJKS*^a rkt t? ae^w3jflWßKz3r*'• »••'„*»,>.■ ’MK? <£*V3 3y a/7T*M w K isRA/nj ipn [■u(u i 7 Zw,l7j and Weak. Jaded I S»W Women MkS( glMiuMi JtmuuJur.s Thc Curc Th C,vcs I Strength and Vital Power. M MKlfii 1 1 1 bor rdl weakness of nerv« or b<»dv, whether in628 words
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