The Straits Times, 4 April 1901
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Title Section14 1901-04-04 1 The Straits Times. ESTD. OVER A CENTURY, SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1901. XO. a»,40614 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement835 1901-04-04 1 NOTTCFS. <F»HE BIiUNKO COMPANY, lIMIIED THE su»,«hM IJh Ass»ras» IkswWl Ualoa Fir. lamsaos H«>irt». Alas As«.nir,. C«.p»sy (F"»). i Z rhiM SmS Msm N.vi^io. co-p-r Tae Tottss*.- Lag.' <"""P"y fANT. LIMITKH A»»nt« STEAMSniP COMPANIES. I Ownrt, Trlroriph Strrkt. 'fir WH»RT*s,KBrrRLH»»»«o». sTKAM NAVKUTUtN OiMPANY. Ktr»«rr» roa Cum». JiFAH, PRKif" fRYLOH, ImUA,835 words
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Advertisement1530 1901-04-04 1 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. ITONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPU Under contract with tbe Netherlands India Government. Agmlt al Sinoaport: SHIP Aorjct, utr J. DiRNIiRL^ A Co., 2-3, CoiATIR QoiY. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be Despatched for On IVi OKiao-rn Penang, Ssbnng, Olehleh, Wet-t Coa«t and I'adung 4 April1,530 words
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Advertisement611 1901-04-04 1 INSURANCES. 'HHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Copital £9,157,m0 Paid up Capital £-i! 2.750 Reserve Fund £1,078,580 The undersigned, Agents for the Company, are prepared to accept fire risks at current rates of premium. BOUBTEAD A Co., Agents. rl CHINA TRADERS INSUJUKOI COMPACT. LIMITKD l.'apital Subscribed tI^OU.OOu Amount611 words
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Advertisement491 1901-04-04 1 INSURANCES. COMMERCIAL-UNION ASSURANCE CO., LTD., EASTERN BRANCH, BATTERY ROAD. Accident and Cuaran tee Dept. ECROPKAN <S[ NATIVES. Rates Moderate. Claims promptly attended to E J ROBERTSON, Branch Manager. Mar 18 v.c. BIUTISH EMPIRE MUTUAL lim; office. ESTABLISHED 1847. FUNDS RS. 420.00.00 U. LOW LIBERAL PREMIUMS. CONDITIONS AHD URGE BONUSES. Endowment491 words
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Advertisement298 1901-04-04 1 Gold Medal?," Paris, 1878 1889. JOSEPH GILLOTT'S Of Highest Quality, dud Having H T II ft Greatest Durability are Therefore ULII eHc HE PEBT ILlf 0 BANK. Nodorlandscho Handel Maatschappii. MCTHERLANDR TRADING SOCIETY r.THM.IXIIMi 18-J4. I'aii. ur Capital I %,78S,00O(abt. i'3,OUii,U(W, Kt.-FKVK Fl Sl» f. L'.M.IH.UIfI (aLt. altt.&UO.) Head Office298 words
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Advertisement575 1901-04-04 1 HIMWAK BKK k HOllks Is PABIR PANJANG, ARK now supplying building t.ricks. For particulars, apply to Chop KIM HIV. 4/u No 24 Malacca Btr-ct. (EVERYMAN fgBBJZ.'SSaiIKtJBCf.'SSiiaW! _i7Tr»^i«TT>M«. l «.iu<i« SSS'-T'iitTis l ST»7J!? i .>"'i!JJ?*i -t^? c.m 17 J'UJ Wmf~ ~*f dt lie m RBiifcr Lodlcs I j^\ JmMsS A tamwy575 words
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Advertisement697 1901-04-04 1 Tt's Oangorous to trifle with a cold. Use CHAMBHHI.AIN J COUGfI REMLDI I'leasaut to uke-nrrer fa- Is toenra. Kor sale by all dnalers in medieias« everywhere. l*rice 50cts.atid SI. (ieueral A^enu, The Dispensary, Singapore, J~B H»H BA.LK BMPU>YUENT« l'< I E T •AX D_PER S< IN A I > Ur697 words
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1100 1901-04-04 2 The Straits Times. THURSDAY, 4th APRIL. Aky lingering idea that Russia contemplated an alliance with Japan in regard to China is dissipated by the tenour of to-day's despatches. From them it is to be inferred that Russia bat diplomatically insulted the Far Eastern Power. The assertion, also conveyed in to-day's1,100 words
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Article240 1901-04-04 2 Singapori loses a most popular naval officer to-morrow in the person of Captain J F. E. Green of H.MS. Pigmy, who goes home, on promotion, by the Flcut'j Captain Green, it may he remembered, secured his step aa Commander on the first day of the New Year, in recognition, no240 words
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Article17 1901-04-04 2 A Launch leaves Johnston's Pier for the Swimming Club on Sunday at 10 and 1 1 a.m.17 words
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Article21 1901-04-04 2 Thi German mail steamer StuHgari left Hongkong on the :3rd instant at noon, and is due here on Sunday aftern iun.21 words
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Article21 1901-04-04 2 Stainkk's Sacred Cantata, The Crucifixion" will be given to-morrow (Good Friday) in St. Andrew's C ithedral, at I :io. p in.21 words
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Article19 1901-04-04 2 Tub Governor proceeds to Selsngor to-day, and has appointe<i thfl Honble. C. W. S. Kynnersley to be Deputy Governor.19 words
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Article24 1901-04-04 2 To-mokri'W (Good Fridvy) there will no issue of th Slttult 7'tiiMi on Monday, B ink Holiday, 'here will be no issue of the paper.24 words
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Article26 1901-04-04 2 A MKr.nv. of the members of the Church Work Association will be held Mrs Kynnersley's house on Wednead .y. April lOch, at 1 1 .10 a.m26 words
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Article31 1901-04-04 2 B_l Claude and Lidy M-cdon»ld are expected to leave Japan on a short visit to England this in mill, an 1 to return to Tokyo at the end of the summer.31 words
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Article27 1901-04-04 2 i ii k share market, Litham and Mactaggarl state in their Weekly Share Report, continues very i(uiet. A fair business has been dju in Traders and Kechaus.27 words
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Article31 1901-04-04 2 Liict.-Coi.onki. Sir Henry E McCallum. RE., K C.M.G A.I) C and Udy MoCallum are to be entertained at dinner by their Singapore friends oil April luih, at the Hotel Metropolc, London.31 words
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Article33 1901-04-04 2 I'hince Alexander Tsar was arrc9ted on a warrant this morning, at Tanjong Kit >ti_, on allegations of criminal t i-. and shooting a dog. The case has been postponed till the 12th inst.33 words
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Article34 1901-04-04 2 A tiltokau, from Batu Bersawah, limed yesterday sates that the March crushing gave the following results. Crushed: 208 tons of stone for 66J ounces of smelted gold. Average 6 pennyweights 9 grains per ton34 words
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Article43 1901-04-04 2 Mh. V Lazarus, oculist-optician, haa arrived in Singapore from tlou.kong, and is staying at room 56, Rattles Hotel. Mr Lazarus leaves for Rangoon on Monday next, and any one who wishes to consult him before be leaves can do so at Raffles Hotel.43 words
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Article47 1901-04-04 2 Mr. Hay, on behalf of the United States Government, ha« paid Spain one hundred thousand dollarß (uold), the sum due to her for the purchase by the State* of the Cagayan Islands, an outlying part of the Philippines which had been overlooked in the treaty of peace47 words
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Article49 1901-04-04 2 Tie Malay Mail Press Company, Limited, has been registered »s Kuala Lumpur with a capital of $15,000, to talo over the business carried on by Mr Robson as proprietor of the HWoy Mail newspaper, etc Mr. Robson will be Managing Director of the Company, and will edit the paper.49 words
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Article55 1901-04-04 2 This Singapore R fie Association meeting opens at the Balestier Rings to-morrow morning, at 11 o'clock, the first event being the carbine competition open to the S.V.A. The second evout is at 2 p.m. Firing commences in the team competition on Saturday at 7 am. At 2p m. the Governor's55 words
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Article79 1901-04-04 2 Tmibluobjok on the Uganda bridges is instructive. The shortest time for delivery, amongst ten English tenderers, was H w.'rki tor 22 out of 30 viaducts, 60 weeks for the whole the longest time was 108 weeks. Of the three American one offered to deliver in 32 weeks, the oilier in79 words
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Article221 1901-04-04 2 A telegram lias been received in Singapore from Capt. Talboys, of Tim KarrakalU, giving some particular* of the wruck of that ateamer off Swan Point on March ii«ih. The information to hand is that shortly after passing Cape Lara- 1 1 1 the ateamer struck on221 words
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Article1517 1901-04-04 2 HORRIBLE STORY OF THE SEA. FORTY-TWO DAYS ON A RAFT. MURDER AND MWIIllll-« ON TUG Hl'.H BEAU. NARRATIVE or A IURVIVOR. A horrible story of shipwreck, suffering, murder, sod cannibalism on the high seas, has been brought to Singapore by two derelict sailors who arrived Here in a junk yesterday1,517 words
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE "STRAITS TIMES."
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Article35 1901-04-04 2 Hongkong, Vh April. A fresh massacre of Christians is reiHirted. This time it is atChengtingfu. A detachment of French troops under General Billoud started to succour the persecuted people on Monday.35 words
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REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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Article31 1901-04-04 2 MJRE T_ -MMnUHKIM. Uwlnn, Vh April. Owing to renewed activity on the part of trainwreckero, the night railway train service to the north of Nauuwpoort has trained been suspended.31 words
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Article49 1901-04-04 2 31.000 MEN I.ANOKI) SINCK JAN. IKT Ufii MURK AKI.OAT. Mr. Brodrick, the Uiid.r-Secretary of Slate for \V.ir, announced in the Hjubo of Commons that reinforcements, 21,000 strong, had bei.n landed in Smith Africa since the Ist January las-.. More reiuforceineula, 22,000 strong, are now afloat.49 words
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Article68 1901-04-04 2 JAPAN'S REPRESEN TATIONS TO RUSSIA THK MAKCHURIAN CONVENTION WILL BE PI'UMSHEI). The Japanese Government has made representations to the Russian Government regarding the Manchuria Convention. The Russian Government, in reply, ■aid that it was unwilling to discuss the Agreement with China with a third Power. The Russian Government, however,68 words
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163 1901-04-04 2 l.tltr Mr. K. W. Birch, the newly appointed Governor of British North Borneo, sails on Monday for Borneo. MILITIA To HE EMBODIED. An army order directs the embodiment of six battalions of militia after the 30th instant. The dates for the embodiment will163 words
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62 1901-04-04 2 Good frulmj. 7 in Matins and Ante-Communion Service \f 9 am, The Thr.v Hours ><mvk<--4 15 p m Short bWN| .->;» "The Crucifixion.' U l.itany, and Sermon. £«(«r Km* 615 p. ni Choral Kvensoiig a.m. Holy Communion (NouC___ 7 30 am, Holy Communion (Choral 11am,62 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement539 1901-04-04 2 NOTICES. FAN-SAN HINEKAL WATER. IN crown^-orked bottle* *a«ilv opened. fall dealer., or io S ca»w low fromtbj Mr imvorlrrt. Thr public an aarM* MtinM fraurtulrnl imitatimu of Im \i*ml Wattr. THE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED Singapore. "Eagle" Cement. The Latest Tests •5U Ih-.. WOO Ib*. after wr\r» alter ur data m539 words
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Advertisement852 1901-04-04 2 NOTICES. THE "YANKEE'"' WATCH. SUIUVUISING VALUE As its name implies, the Yankee Watch is of \iiH'iican Manufacture and it is without doubt B£G VALUW FOX THE MONEY. $2 EACH. WIIITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO. mow«>«s r*- II £55^3 EXCHANGE BASK:?. The Exchange Bunks will b« closed on Friday. 6th April, (O(XxT| Kri.iny).852 words
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Advertisement848 1901-04-04 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTfcD. AT once Iwo OV.MM bill collectors $4,00 security required. Apply to n c KATZ BKOTUBR9, LTD. BOARD WASTED.— Private Euglish family where not more than two or three uour.iers taken preferred. Hcallby IJ/V "AppVy°to K. Y. Z. c/o Mm* Timu. M| Raffles Library will be closed X848 words
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Article987 1901-04-04 3 WILI WWII lIKMI M MONDAY WEHC Kvkrv plav-pwr in Singapore will r, -j.iin.tn a*Bf thai the P.11.-.^ Company, after a trnnendously MH*M season at (Shan^.ai and lli.nnkong, is about to return to M Snails m rimlr for tv.loini... and home, and will re-o|«n here on the Mi987 words
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Article185 1901-04-04 3 A liosliug Handicap w«, rolled utf at the lahßlii, Club on March Htb, ittth and 30th. for a cup kindly presented by (apt White, which wa* won by F. G. Penney »itli a grosi. sioie of IN. Tl>< winner is a new bowler who shews great promise He was185 words
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Article1132 1901-04-04 3 There be rats, and rats."— Haml-t. Union, Hlh March, 1901. Thanh to railroad competition Je(w)rusalem by the Sea is now at accessible as the immediate suburbs of London and a good deal more attrxetive. If you approvß of flirtation, good dinners, Sen acapes divine, whicb the1,132 words
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Article2075 1901-04-04 3 (From Hail Pojpert SO' TH ATBICTA. A Parliamentary paper which has been issued states that the terms rejected by General Botha included a general amnesty, except to the Colonial rebels, the re'iirn of prisoners from St. Helena and Ceylon the establishment of a Crown Colony, and, ultimately, of2,075 words
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Article65 1901-04-04 3 VEBTERDAYS PLAY. "a" nnrßi.it* final Nome and Webb beat Upton and Mosley, 6-7, 8-2, 6-8. "c" BINGLU. Rurh wal.ly S b at Pennev scr, "I. 8-fi, 7-6. rnnnmioN pair* Army 7-Capis. White and Dewing beat Army 111- Bultcrworth ami Ilark»hire, •■n, 63. TIEB FOR TUESDAY.65 words
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Article195 1901-04-04 3 A tli.koram to a Shanghai newspaper of the 16th March, gives the following account of the recent Anglo- Russian dispute at Tientsin —The railway company wished to lay rails from the station to the river-bank, which is only fifty yards away. The intervening ground (now occupied195 words
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Article354 1901-04-04 3 Hy Major Murray, Commandant. 3. V. C. s V A. Orderly Officer for entuing week ('apt. Davies Orderly N. C. O. ensuing week Carpi. Upton. /',.rnrf.»: Wednesday. 10th. S.lt p.m. Batter; p.'-.nide. battery h rsed, blank fttniDunit ion hrn clotliCß. Uott:— The K.-vd. 8. M. Walker, M.354 words
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Article1137 1901-04-04 3 P. AND O. llu.nlxiy, sailing about l-'tli April, for I .•.ilium Hon. C. W. Laird. iSobrnon, sailing about -'ird May, for London, Mrs. K. J. Krewster, Mrs. G. S. H. Sanndem, Mrs. K.W.Webb 2 children and infant, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, 2 infants and nurse, Mi Tan1,137 words
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Article26 1901-04-04 3 Per M. M. Yarra from MarseillesMessrs. Schwa*, Waller, R P I^tcssier, K.Opter, Mrs Opter, and Mrs. 1.-iudau From Port Said— Mr. W. Radjanko.26 words
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Article99 1901-04-04 3 (UontaQ. I'er P. 0. linuu for Uiidoii Mr. A. J. Bird. Sir Lionel Cox, Mes«rs. A. Smale, II. Darlington, Mrs !.,-.>(. mann.Capt and Mrs Hope, Mrs Taylur, Rev. and Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Mii(jli«'fon, Mr. and Mrs Moundcr, Sergt. »n<l Mni. IliLfins, £ergt. "iid ton Burna, Mr and99 words
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Article46 1901-04-04 3 march iDt'i.n Tri March crushing at the Raub Australian Gold-Mining Company's mines gives 1 ,503 ounces of smelted gold from 3,100 tons of atone, or an average of nine penny-weights and seventeen grains per ton. The February results averaged under ten penny-weight* to the ton.46 words
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Article111 1901-04-04 3 AHR1VAIJ. r<T ii s. rt nfjqfiint from ff*n»l*UHn via porU-Mr. and Mm H. Oinor.l, Mr and Mm. Uswellyn, Henri. Faubrian Mete-l.-rtitiip. sod Rombonnet, Miu But Irr, and Mi- /ott. Per Sappho from KUnc via portR Mwinr*. rt it.-, Htiil^v, Mavnunl, Orompton. .lollnrd, mill Mavrr Per r.« 1'nrntn fmm111 words
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Article590 1901-04-04 3 SIK..WOKK ITH Arm 1.. 1901. PBODCCK. (tntnl.ie' u.l^ Copra Bah 7J» do Ponti nak 7.or> Pepper, Blai k buyer* 28 76 .Io *brta,<*2).... 4ftOO Sago Floor Sarawak 800 do Biunoi Xo 1. 170 Pearl Sugo S.HO <"off-e, Bali. 15"; baoi 0 Coffee. Pslemhnng. IS', basis.. JWOO Coffee I.ilicrbn. Xo.590 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement46 1901-04-04 3 A sore throat may be quickly cured by applying n flinnel hindage damped with Chain beilaiu's Pain Balm A lame back, a pain in the side or chest, should be treated in a similar manner Sold by all dealers io Medicines. The Dis-1-eusary, General Agents, S>ng»|>ore.46 words
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Advertisement82 1901-04-04 3 CROIP A few minutes' lay in treating some cases of croup, cvt the length of time it takes to go f-.r a doctor, often proves dangerous. The safest way is to keep some good relirble Croup medicine constantly in the house There is none better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It82 words
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Advertisement238 1901-04-04 3 L~TNI)ERSI«NFD would like to get conI nected with solid linns to act atheir only n-prewnlativ* for Netherlands India. es|M)ciall) for thr sale of^ niga, niHel.inery, donkey boileis, engine oil, etc. II KKOKS, Consulling Kngiueer, ni 4 th. i Djouibaog, Java. TLITKIN \N Englisbnian with university qualili. i.t -..ii would like238 words
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Advertisement846 1901-04-04 3 FOR BALK KMPM)YMENTB TO LET; AND PERSONALS; Ist Tins, 16 cents a line; Ind and SH time., 10c«nUa lino; 4th to 6th tines, ft cents a lino; 7th to 18th times, 8 centi line; afterwards, 2 cents a line; but no charge leu than on* dollar. Thua. a MmMm advertisement,846 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous143 1901-04-04 3 AKKANUKME -IlHUKSi.AV. ITII Al'KIL. High Water, ll.n p.m. MHife Festival of the Passorer. FRIDAY, "»Tii APRIL. High Water. 11.25 am. ll.'.'Sp.m. Good r riday. Public Holiday. No issue of llie Slrai > Time: Banks Cose. Ki«.- Meeting. Baletlier. P. A O homeward mail closes. 8. V. R Coy. Drill. SATl143 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article1728 1901-04-04 4 Bnder tnis h«adtai(ihMollowinit.ili>iro<iuttons are used sir. steamer «b ship bq.— barque sch —schooner; Yet.— Vncht; Oru.— Cruiser Ibt.— Qurinoat Tor Torpedo Up. -Horse-power Brit.— British U. 8.-Uoittyl BUtm: Ft.French; Ocr. Oermaa Dut.— Dutch: Job. Jobore Ac., a. c.,—Qeaeralcargo d.c— deck passeniren; U.— L'ncer tain: T. P. W.-Tanioo«1,728 words
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Article65 1901-04-04 4 r<» Prr tit. Mm, SITnRUiY. Muntok h I'banu 9.9. Mwm 7 a.m. Unsbano4SvdD^y ShHwl 7 a.m. Peuang I'm Srtig I p.m. liangkok Borneo 1 pro. Pen.ing t1 1 p.m. P Dickron 4 klang s.ipph,, p.m. Cotie via porth Han t.ium: I p.m M.iSIiAV. Malacca Rorttiurgh I p.m. Turuale65 words
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Article118 1901-04-04 4 Fkoh Ei'am > By the P. *;<>. »,^r r m mrfW, due oa 7lh April with dates to tb« Ifitli Mir. .*be brings replies to the mmlwhi.h left Singapore on the Itltb Feh. From -By the N. 1). 1.. s.». Slullpart, due on Hundsy. Tim I'tiiLK op118 words
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Article179 1901-04-04 4 5 VnaiL's Bins ton l'>m» Feom Siilid CoNiiuntk*. Rio ApT 3 Algerine H.il gb. 1050 Hunt Malacca Apl a Nay.l Odker 3 ftaa Brllc Col sir. MO Willock Malacca Apl if Colonial Qort. 3 Sui Hang llrit atr. 177« T:i-l<l Hongkong Mar a> Bou«t.ad and i > 3 Aaahan179 words
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Article159 1901-04-04 4 D.TI VUUL« IMU Knu.tKi.. OtPCtm nmiTW if pi I Nam Yong I Bu \Vh*tt Koon I Kinn Yang I CalyrMO I RinUli.H II n 4 Charterhouse 4 Cboans Chew 4 Hong Wan < Chow Phya 4 Penaog 4 !■>-.> 4 Van ().omen 4 Van Ualbroon 4 Hot Tjioe i159 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement306 1901-04-04 4 NOTICED KSTIBI.INHI.O IM4* SIMPSON AND COMPANY, MADIIAS. CO'CH BUILDERS AND HAHNES M KERS ■f M-CIAL AI'I'iMNTMKM To 11. U. 11. THK I'IMN( K OF WALE S. SIMPSON BtCP. MADRAS. LATEST STYLE CEE SPRNQ BUGGY WITH ENAMELLED LEATHER HOOD. RS. 900 CATAIMI H iv" *ririFi'ATiu\ OR AI'I'WATIOK. SIMPSON __!>"_> COMPANY (XMCM306 words
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Advertisement700 1901-04-04 4 v 1 1 i 1 1 1 J. D. K PEBEIIU. HI>KTI<M'LTT»IKT Ml) FIOBItT. t'liLl.mTOK AMI EirOBTBB OF (IBCHII* By speci.tl appointment to His Mijestv The King of Si«m, H. H. The KultaQ of Joborc, and H. H. Tho Sultan of Lingg*, Ordrrs for Bouquet nprsys, Ac. Ac, 1 .ir..full\700 words
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Advertisement421 1901-04-04 4 NOTICES Dr. c. d. MOORE'S 1 0 COCOA 5 MILK Hot Water only required. Compart. Economical DrHeiotu and Stmqthtning. W**t I Ntwpoft, Salon, England. f. C. E. »«I«v Cn.H It duck-.11. Me, London. silks: silks:: silks;:: KA.J.CHOTIBMALL&CO. 51 52 High Street, Singapore. HAVE JUST RECEIVED. C&SaU&OrO Sliawls and Raiupur CLuJurtt.421 words
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Advertisement568 1901-04-04 4 AUCTION SALES. s.U.K Of HOUSEHOLD Fl RXITLKE. IHE PROPERTY OK J. FOXCECA ESQ. At Intax V ha, Wilkie Roai.. <M Sutnnhy, BfA JpiiV, at ii p. ,n. 1> HE undersigned liivc I--, instructed to sell by auction the boii-elinld furniture, &c, cnndisiing of a Cottaue Piano ii. Kuihii. teak sidcboaid568 words
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Advertisement1067 1901-04-04 4 yOTICES. gISOAPORE SPORTING CLUB The) Spring Ran iltntint trill he held m May2\tt, £ird, and 2SM. Programme. FIRBT DAY. Tvuday, 2Ut May Fiin Rici. THE MAIDEN PLATE.— VaIue $400.— A Bace for Maiden Horses- Weight aa per scale (lOst.), An allowance of Ulb. to ex-Orifflna imported into the Straits Hettlemeota1,067 words
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