Weekly Sun, 13 May 1911
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Weekly Sun
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Title Section20 1911-05-13 1 The Weekly Sun. GREATER STRAITS SETTLEMENTS EDITION. 126, CROSS STREET, SINGAPORE. PRICK TEXTS. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 13. 19L1. 38. f20 words
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Advertisement327 1911-05-13 1 little Bibs 1 20, 25 AND 35 1 CENTS EACH. IrfHl PRICES »W!i 15 AND 20 CENTS A. 'IMH Piny imii OBTAIN ALL YOUR WANTS FROM WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO., LTD. SINGAPORE. Ladies 1 Chemises, '^f% "^m Ladies' Chemises, I^lll^ n i p X I r trimmed two rows of strong327 words
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Advertisement283 1911-05-13 2 CHRISTIE AND BELLAMY TURF ACCOUNTANTS AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS. 11, ARCADE. Telegraphic address: "TRITON," SINGAPORE. Codes: A. B. C. sth Edition and Western Union. TELEPHONE No. 186 1107. Singapore Spring Meeting. Treble Event RACES 1. 3 <& 6. Doubles Any Two Races. S Straight out all Bvents. FOR TRICES APPLY283 words
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Advertisement61 1911-05-13 2 Epsom Spring Meeting METROPOLITAN STAKES Ti MILES. Run Tuesday, IBth April, 1911. CITY AND SUBURBAN ii MILES. Run Wednesday, I9th April, 1911. innn inn f DOUBLE EVENT I Inn 0000 100 0R ANY pART s *****00 For acceptances, and Pricas Win and 1, 2, 3, Apply Charles Robinson, Turf Commission61 words
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Advertisement163 1911-05-13 2 G. H. WILLIS, TURF ACCOUNTANT. 8, THE ARCADE. NOW DOING BUSINESS ON THE FORTH COMING i SINGAPORE MEETING. For further particulars and prices Apply to C. H. WILLIS, 8, THE ARCADE. Tel. Straight. Phone. 596. Dr. FURUMOTO, JAPANESE DENTIST. 98, North Bridge Road. Best treat 111 out available m Singapore.163 words
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Advertisement113 1911-05-13 2 MOTOR CARS FOR HIRE night Tel. 514- day GREAT REDUCTIONS. HIGH CLASS CARS TO SEAT FIVE PERSONS INCLUDING DRIVER FIRST HOUR $5.00 EVERY SUCCEEDING HOUR $3.00 PER HOUR WITH THE EXCEPTION OF OUR G CYLINDER "STANDARD" WHICH IS FITTED WITH A TAXIMETER AND AUTOMATICALLY REGISTERS THE AMOUNT C. F. F.113 words
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Article530 1911-05-13 3 Doctor to Pay £150 for Broken Promis?. A young doctor who failed four tin*; before passing his final examination, and who complained that his sweetheart showed no sympathy with him m his disappointments, was defendant m a breach of promise case at Birmingham, when the lady was530 words
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Article206 1911-05-13 3 Another Musical Comedy Actress Married. Another romantic stage wedding has just takes place, Miss Ida Bo wen being married to Mr. 11 Geo. Kedmond Prior. Miss Rowen, <i charming, dark girl of under 18, has been on the musical comedy stage, chiefly under Mr. tfrank Curzon's management, for206 words
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Advertisement231 1911-05-13 3 MfcfcL FRAMED BUILDINGS RUBBER FACTRSIES, SMOKE AND DRYING HOUSES, BUNGALOWS, COOLIE LINES, HOSPITALS, etc.. etc., Erected complete on Site. :o: Rubber Machines for Hand op Power. May be seen m operation at our works. SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL, STRONG AND DURABLE. Call and see our SPECIAL HAND MACHINE for treating BARK and231 words
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Advertisement690 1911-05-13 3 NIGHT WAS A TIME OF TERROR TO THIS MAN So Nervous Was He Through Debility Following on Malaria. Night Holds No Terrors Now, Sinck His Health and Strength Were Restored bt Dr. Williams Pink Pills. So badly did Mr. Jg, D Morton suffer from Nerves at one time m his690 words
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Article981 1911-05-13 4 A Successful Meeting. The first two days of t'lo Spring Races of the Singapore Sporting Club have been held during the week and have been most successful. There \v( re large attendances. Some handsome divide 1 Is were paid on the first day. The results are The Opening981 words
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Article243 1911-05-13 4 4 The National Reriew publishes iiumbtT of notes un the progress of the anti-opium o»aip*ign. That journal says it will be remembered tli.it according to the terms of the Tientsin Treaty that Treaty holds good for ten years, and unless cither side denounces the Treaty or aska243 words
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Article144 1911-05-13 4 The enormous prices paid for Bengal opium m the China markets throughout last year, to which the enchanced receipt under the head of "opium is attributable, may be regarded from different points of view. Those, for example, who have been foremost m calling for an acceleration m144 words
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Advertisement67 1911-05-13 4 "RANEEGUNGEE" T"II_F"S GLAZED STONEWARE DRAINPIPES. ri Io Floors, \A/alls The Strongest Pipe and In The Market. Roofs. ALL SIZES STOCKED. BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS. Indian Patent Stone IS BEING USED FOR THE FLOOR OF KAM PAR MARKET <p E *ak, Shappe, Ross Co., Ltd., SINGAPORE. Something new. An invaluable aid m the67 words
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Advertisement570 1911-05-13 4 PATRONIZED BY ROYALTY. The Britannic Patent Expanding CJUateh Bracelets. j S&SbS&^i*^ 18-carat Gold Bracelets Sp^^" w ver tch I 5^ Diamonds and Emeralds Ifesi J 00/^f Diamonds and Sapphires $309 to $550, and Plain Gold Wrist Watch Bracelets $50 to $150 and Ladies' and Gent's Gold and Silver Watches m570 words
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POLICE NEWS.
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Article643 1911-05-13 5 Thirteen Hokiens pleaded guilty to tying c-hiki-cards m a common gaming house, No. 72 Jalan Besar 1 bey were fined $5 or seven days each half the fines go to the informer 75 C nts were forfeited. Six Cantonese were chraged with playing chiki-carda" In a common gaming house,643 words
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Article886 1911-05-13 5 Pachoo, a Bengali cart driver, was fined $2 or five days for driving his bullock-cart m a rash and negligent manner m New Bridge Road. m H'ranisah, an Indian, was arrested for voluntarily causing grievous hurt to another Indian named Noordin m j Queen Street. Noordin being m the886 words
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Article182 1911-05-13 5 Two Hindoostanis, Imamdeen ari< Gulam Singh, pleaded guilty to dis jorderly conduct by fighting at th< I Woodlands Railway Station. A fim *K>f $1 each was imposed or three days Tan Leong Koon was fined $10 o fourteen days, Ang Hong $5 or sevei jdays, Sellapan $7 or ten182 words
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Article317 1911-05-13 5 Katar Singh, tram driver No. 101, was arrested for rashly and negligently driving a tram at Seranggoon Road, and causing hurt to Ramparsab, an old Bengali, who was knocked down and received such injuries that he ha 1 to be removed to the hospital fo--treatment. The case was postponed317 words
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Article536 1911-05-13 5 Seven men, a Bengali, two Malays, two Indians and two Chinese were charged with gambling m public at the race course yesterday. The Constable who arrested them said all the accused were gambling with dice. They pleaded guilty and were discharged with a caution. $1.03 cents were forfeited. They536 words
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Article142 1911-05-13 5 British Cruiser that Can Beat the Mauretania. < The British Navy now possesses the fastest ship m the world. This is the new Dread- nought cruiser Indefatigable, which has i just returned to Plymouth after carrying i out steam ;ind gunnery trials. The new vessel can travel142 words
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Article201 1911-05-13 5 9 "The Peking Daily News' 1 says that! China will no longer consent to be bullied by the Powers. Up till now she has been compelled* to yield to superior force, j 11 Chiua must concede to whatever terms they choose to dictate. She has to sign away201 words
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Article723 1911-05-13 5 Those residents of Scott's Road, near the Newton railway station, have ray sympathies. I wonder they don't all get seriously ill. While taking an afternoon walk along that shady road a few days ago, a most horrihle stench gripped me by the throat and almost overwhelmed me. I723 words
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Advertisement27 1911-05-13 5 Save time, worry and money by giving your cook one of Preston's Complete English and Chinese Cookery Books. Price $1.25 at aJI booksellers Gen. Agents Kelly Walsh.27 words
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The Weekly Sun.
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Article499 1911-05-13 6 As is generally known, the Colony, i.e., Singapore and Penang, are to be represented at the Coronation of His Majesty King George V. m London next month by some ten officers and non corns, of the Singapore and Penang Volunteers. The order came that the contingent was499 words
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Article144 1911-05-13 6 A curious controversy has arisen m connection with the scheme for the presentation to the American battleship "Utah" )f a service of plate subscribed for by the inhabitants of the State after which the vessel is named. In the middle of the large silver coffee-tray, which forms one of the144 words
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Article974 1911-05-13 6 The Hoard of Communications lias concluded an agreement with the Gre*t Northern and the Bittern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Companies for a loan of about half a million pounds sterling with interest at Cwe per cent. The loan shall he redeemed within eighteen years. The signature of974 words
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Article238 1911-05-13 6 Gipsy Lee, the famous fortune-teller of the Devil's Dyke, near Brighton, died la»t month at the County Uorough Asylum. Hay wards Heath, at the ago of seventy. She was declare insane by the Brighton authorities some three years ago, nnd bad been m the institution ever238 words
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Article190 1911-05-13 6 The disagreements which followed the marriage of a woman of thirfy-thre c to a boy of seventeen were ventilated at Derby Police Court. Mrs. Fanny Evangeline Stoken applied for a maintenance order against her bus band, William Henry Stokes, on the ground of desertion. The marriage took place190 words
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Advertisement223 1911-05-13 6 KELLY aiVD WALSH, LIMITED. JUST PUBLISHED THE HOOK FOR RUBBER INVESTORS. MALAYAN DOLLAR RUBBER COMPANIES WITH DETAILS OF PLANTED AREA. AND Estimates of Outputs and Dividends FROM 1911 TO 1917» PRICE $1.00. KELLY AND WALSH, LIMITED, SINGAPORE. "LANCET" REPORT, 25th November, 1904. 44 Misleading terms are so often used m223 words
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Article272 1911-05-13 7 1 An Immense Gathering of Warships. Three hunhed and eighty-two ships of the British Navy will take p irt m the naval review by the King at flpHfcuJ tm Saturday, Jun» 21. TUv Queen will c prtmm% t as well m a krg« wmht of distinguished personi K272 words
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Article314 1911-05-13 7 The Recent Dispute. The writer on foreign ftfain m the Empir* Mtview comments on the subject ot Russia and China. He points out that the position now is quit** m order, and, whatever lino China may be disposed to take m tho matter of lite Trratr, sh>«314 words
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Advertisement607 1911-05-13 7 B.C.L. B.C.L. B.C.L B.C.L. B.C.L B.C.L o TO PLANTERS S And Others. IN ORDKB TO J PRESERVE WOODEN BUILDINGS against the attacks Q 6 of WHITE ANTS, DRY ROT AND DECAY OJ It is ESSENTIAL that JODELITE (Regis- tered) BE USED. SERAYAH and other soft woods are PERMANENTLY PROTECTED if607 words
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Advertisement355 1911-05-13 7 ISMAIL AND RAHEEM. THE LEADING JEWELLERS For Diamond and Gem Ornaments of Every Description. WRISTLET WATCHES. Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold and Silver Watches m Leather Straps, at -various Prices. ISMHIIs £HH££M, BRAS BASAH ROAD. SINGAPORE, IThc recognised Headquarters of the /w <s^ Army, Navy and Tourist. This I well-known High-Class355 words
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Article653 1911-05-13 8 THE MAGISTERIAL ENQUIRY CLOSES. Accused Committed for Trial. Having read out the charge as now formally drawn up against Mrs. Proudlock m connection with the Victoria Institution shooting tragedy, following an application to commit the accused for trial, counsel for the defence unexpectedly brought about another adjournment653 words
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Article35 1911-05-13 8 Losing his snow-spectacles m a fall a tourist m the Tyrolese Alps was rendered totally blind by the glare of the sun on the snow. It is uncertain whether he will ever recover his sight.35 words
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Article127 1911-05-13 8 The King and Queen Set the Example. One of the new fashions instituted since :he accession of King George is that of lining at an earlier hour than has hitherto been the custom. The King and Queen were the first to set the fashion. It is well mown127 words
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Article273 1911-05-13 8 The National Review n gives extensive •eports of the proceedings at the Plague Conference at Mukden. This Conference the, first of its kind, has been called by China, and the conduct of Japanese representatives has not been ijuite irreproachable, whilst some of their medical d requisitions have273 words
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Article133 1911-05-13 8 Wall-street was engaged m the begin ling of the year m the cheerful occupation )f estimating the fortune of Mr. John D. Rockefeller, the oil king." There are no iccuiate means of getting at the figures, md it is very doubtful if Mr. Rockefeller limself could come within133 words
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Article44 1911-05-13 8 "The Terror of Tooting" was the description applied to Alb. Edwd. Pearce, aged 28, who was sentenced at the Surrey Sessions to 18 months* imprisonment for breaking into a Mitcham counting-house. Pearce was manacled m the dock, as he had been violent m custody.44 words
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Advertisement27 1911-05-13 8 Try it Be convinced. Preston's Complete English and Chinese Cookery Books is the greatest aid m the kitchen. All booksellers. Price $1.25 Gen. Agents Kelly A: Walsh.27 words
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Advertisement523 1911-05-13 8 LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE KING EDWARD VII MEMORIAL FUND. Amount previously acknowledged $69,789.42 Messrs. John Little Co., Ltd. 500.— Messrs. Robinson Co. 500. Messrs. Riley Hargreaves Co., Ltd. 250.— Messrs. Howarth Erskkie Ltd. 250.— Collected by the Adviser, Kedah. 208.— Collected by Mr. A. Smith. W. G. Bell, Esq.523 words
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Advertisement95 1911-05-13 8 J. W. S. Cooke, Esq. 5 E. R. Taylor, Esq. 5 J. A. Quental, Esq. 3 H. B. Leicester, Esq. 3 W. Kelso, Esq. 2 A. E. Schokman, Esq. 2 R. W. Lewis, Esq. 2 W. Hardwicke, Esq. 2 P. Mack, Esq. 2 G. W. Struys, Esq. 2 C. R.95 words
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Advertisement300 1911-05-13 8 GRANT AN D COMPANY, Auctioneers, Accountants, Estate Agents, j and Secretaries. LOANS AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED. Telephone No. 444. Rubber Exchange Building's. Ye Old Jewellers Shop. Kwong Hing Loong and Company. 47, 48, 49 HIGH ST. SINGAPORE. Gold and Silver Smiths, Watch-makers and dealers m J apanese Lacquered and Ivory Wares,300 words
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Advertisement90 1911-05-13 8 For SaleT^ The British Steam Launch M Busso" built m 1906. Length 60 feet. Breadth 13.5. Depth 5.5. Gross tonnage 10.85. The vessel is m excellent condition and her speed is about 9 knots. For further particulars, apply to BOEY CHUAN POH, The Union Times Press." 126, Cross Street. UMITED.90 words
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Article739 1911-05-13 9 Turpentine is at present at the highest price on record. Mr. Balfour has agreed to become of the Sociological Society :or the ensuing year. —»m A hen belonging to Mr. Jos. Adams, 3f Musley, Herts, has hatched two chickens from one egg. m i The Canton V.M.C.A.,739 words
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Advertisement305 1911-05-13 9 Sledge Brand Milk IS SUPPLIED TO ALL THE GOVERNMENT MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS IN THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES. ABK FOB.— "SLEDGE" Natural Sterilized Milk OK "SLEDGE" Condensed Unsweetened Milk. SOLE IMPORTERS: J. Travers Sons, Ltd. YOUR TEHTH ARE YOUR HEALTH. KEEP YOUR TEETH IN CONDITION BY CONSULTING Ng Poo Chow, DENTIST. 94,305 words
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Advertisement377 1911-05-13 9 ITS CAUSE AND CURE. I This distressing complaint so common m all hot countries is I caused by the Bile overflowing m the Blood. It is not an m- I dependent disorder but the symptoms of other complaints which I cause the Bile to overflow m this manner instead of377 words
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Article3495 1911-05-13 10 IN DEFAMATION CASE. Arnold v. Barton. Judgment was passed by Mr. Sitzler, western magistrate, m the case of Arnold versus Barton. The magistrate said. In this case Mr. Charming Arnold, the editor of the Rangoon 7%mes 1 charges Mr. W. H. Barton, the editor and Proprietor of3,495 words
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Advertisement221 1911-05-13 10 ADVERTISEMENTS. i LEE MEEN YUEN. All kinds of Cigars and Cigarettes for sale. 100, North Bridge Road. ROOM WANTED. Wanted, room and bath room furnished. Good District. Private family. B. c/o Weekly Sun. POSITION WANTED. Englishman with vast experience with coolie labour, seeks position on rubber estate. Highest references Apply221 words
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Advertisement445 1911-05-13 11 THE OUTPORT TRADING COMPANY. t GENERAL TRADERS AND TAXIDERMISTS. 11. PRINSEP ST. (Open Daily from 8.30 a.m. to 9 p.m. including 1 Sundays and Public Holidays). (New and Second-Hand). Lane's Arabian Nights, 3 volumes 9.00 Webstert English Pronouncing Dictionary 5.00 Athletics by W. B. Thomas 5.00 Civil Kngineers, 5 volumes445 words
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Advertisement376 1911-05-13 11 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ. (ROYAL DUTCH PACKET COMPANY.) I m>;:j; CoarrRACT with tiik Nktiikklanih India Government. Agents at Singapore The Ships Agency, Ltd.. 2-3 Collyer Quay. MAIL TABLE- MAY 11TH TO 24TH, 1911. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamship. From Expected. Will be Despatched for:— bailing Date. van der Capellen376 words
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Advertisement253 1911-05-13 11 BAN SIANG Co., 15 17, CROSS STREET AND 86, ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE. General Warehousemen, Wholesale and Retail Dealers, Importers and Shippers of Wines, Spirits, Provisions, Manila Cigars, etc. 5^ TERMS MODERATE. LIM COMPANY. printers, Bookbinders, Stationers, Booksellers. COMMISSION eg ESTATE AGENTS. 17, BLACKSMITH STREET, MALACCA. Orders promptly executed. TOGO Co.253 words
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Advertisement150 1911-05-13 12 o^l Great and Greater Britain 1 Kl^K1 S £LL !P S 1 I the^ndcdandincrra-Vr popularity of I I gj^ g^J SilvCT Label I 1 MA-. .«LL IKiIPIDY I is an accepted guarantee all over the world for I 1S c u e to ie quaKty guaranteed by the II 1"C150 words
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