The Straits Times, 10 March 1902

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    14 1 The Straits Times NO. a 0,77.4 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1902. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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      697 1 NOTICES. SPORTING CLUB Programme for Spring Race Meeting. 1902. MAY 20th, 22nd, and 2ith. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, 20th Man. Fibst Race. THE GOVERNOR'S CUP.— A Cup presented by HE. Sir F. A. Swettenhara, k. c. m.c, w<th t-'Ki added money. A Race for Maiden Horses and horses that have run
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      1037 1 NOTICES. MEBSRS. DAWOOD CO. DUBABHES 4c. beg to give notice that they have removed from 14 Change Alley to No. n Kohineon Rosd, Singapore. 81-8 NOTTCK MR. LOH HAK KIM being no !o*jter in oar service, w» shall not be responsible for his signature to any docu roentD or o.
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      305 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. JOHN LITTLE CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. Complete House Furnishers. blb ~T r 3^^— «^F-— 3 :^-j? h^KJ p! If?,. BEDSTEAD NO. 080 No. 680 Massive Four o*t Betlste-id 2in. Taper Pillow?, extended Footrail Brass rods to top and Bottom fift (sin. lonu Breadth. 3ft. Gin. 4ft sft. (Jft. $33.00
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    EDUCATION IN MALAYA.
    1432 2 The following letter by Mr F. W. Eddy appears in an Australian paper THE MALAY TONGUE. Education of the Malay in English speaking possessions has taken courses quite different in the part of Malaya within the Strait? Settlements, and in the Philippines. English belief is that neither
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    BALDNESS.
    408 2 A ghastly and highly infectious Disease Time was when baldness, like gray hairs, was deemed a more or less honorable state. Atvording to one Dr. A. Cartaz, who writes in Ln Nature, it is merely a disease a ppyrieal ailment and an untidy one at that. Afcording to this
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      82 2 NOTICES. T\ 11 SPECIAL liUnVlllC S OLD SCOTCH Whiskey. $10 Per ease. 5 per cent, off for cash. DUTY EXTRA B^B^Lfl Si^B^B^Br^X^B^B^S^B^B^H "V Ns^sk. g^ Glasgow, scotlaho p^ m.w. f. 21-1-03 The ARMY NAVY Stores are now open and in full working order in CALCUTTA For full particulars, address the
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      333 2 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY LD. GLASGOW. Manufacturers of Dynamite, Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite, Blasting Gelatine, Detonators, ALL KINDS OF Safety Fuses. AND Electpie Blasting Apparatus. The above Explosives, being all manufactured in Great Britain, are made to pass the high standard of safety and purity tests imposed by the British 'iovernment,
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      432 2 NOTICES. COKE. Finest Welsh Foundry. Quotations on Application. Borneo Co., Ltd. Singapore. NOItWICH UNION FIB£ INSURANCE SOCIETY OF NORWICH AND LONDON. Established 1797. FOB KIBE INSURANCE ONLT Ai wunt insured. 4*86,000,000 Lum pud 11,600,000. Premium in oome 906,000. lira /moe effected on almost every description pr .perty »t current rate*
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    NETHERLANDS INDIA.
    700 3 Petroleum Industry. Nia? from Holland leaves no doubt that the scheme of the Standard Oil Trust to. take over the Shell Transport Company has failed altogether. The .Standard Oil Trust is not, however, discouraged by ill-luck. There is every prospect of its opening negotiations with a leading Dutch
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    CYNOPHAGY.
    70 3 Thk natives of Gut>en, in the Brandenburg district of Prussia, are pas- '-iti-lv fund ut e:it 111 ilia's tlesh, an.i it Ins now been dtemed necessary (states tbe "Independence Beige to bring the matter within the scope of iminiciiml supervision At a re-*ent council meeting it was decided that
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    RED TAPE AND RECRUITS.
    84 3 Describing in Living London" the formalities attending the recruiting system, Major Arthur Griffith* says the method is exceedingly cumbrous, and if* a curious illustration of the red tape routine that obtains wherever the War Office rules. The recruit's name has to he entered some 62 times,
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    A BITTER ARTICLE.
    214 3 Says the Kobe Chronicle The tone adopted by I'Kcho de Chine, a French paper published at Shanghai, on the Anglo-Japanese Alliance is extremely bitter. Among other things it says We congratulate England but Japan And again The alliance will not greatly affect Europe. But in the Pacilic,
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    ENGLISH AS IT IS WRITTEN.
    252 3 The following is a cop of a contract that was made the other day in Bangkok, says tbe Bangkok Timer:. It is very well written, and the spelling is as given. As a legal document it is somewhat curious, and not the least curious thing
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    LANGUAGE OF MONKEYS.
    348 3 Prof. Garner's Experiences in Gorilla Land. I'rok. Garner, the famous student of the monkey language, lectured at Liverpool recently. It was his first public utterance since he returned trom his last sojourn in the desert and the jungle. Behind him on the stage was the rusty steel-wire
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      70 3 CHAMBERLAINS COLIC. CHOLERA AM> DIARRHOEA REfcEDY Is everywhere acknowledged to be the mofct successful medicine in use lor Bowel C'onip'hiii'-. It always cures, and cures quickly Jt can be depended upon even in the most severe and dangerous case Cures griping, all kinds of diarrhoea, and at the first unusual
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      626 3 BANKS. HOMGKONQ AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-nP CAPITAL 910,000,000 RESERVE FUND.— Sterling Reserve..! 10,000,0001 •*****000 Silver Reserve....* 4,260,000/ 14 50 000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF 1 .monnnnn PROPRIETORS |..#IU,ww.WW Court or Dibkotom: B. Smwis, K»q. —Chairman Hon. J.J. Bill-Ikvino I Dbpt'TT Chaibxap. E. GOETZ, Esq. 1 11. SCHUBART, Em]. V Haupt,
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      561 3 NOTICES. WANTED. A smart Chinese interpreter or broker one with knowledge or Hokien and Malay preferreH. Apply immediately to K. K. c/o Straits Timet. 13-3 WANTED.— By a local fir m, an experienced shipping clerk. One with knowledge of the Russian Custom House rule* preferred. Address, stating previous engagements, to
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      504 3 NOTICES. FOR SALE. A LARGE roomy palanquin for big horse in first clans order, having newly been done up. v.c. Apply to K. c/o Strait* Times. PINE-APPLE PRESERVING MACHINE. FR sale, a new pine-apple preserving machine. Price moderate. Apply to KIM HOE Co., v. c. 24 Boat Quay. TO BE
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      677 3 NOTICES. D- LAVILLE'S LIQUOR r. coma* ft riLS c- fams f Sol» bt all Chemists. ■k U_. d Tasmanian Jams. I. K. L. S2/75 per l)»zen 1 Ib. Tins. FROM H. JONES CO.. HOBART John Little Co., Limited. v.c. Thfc TANJONG PAGAR DOCK COMPANY, LTD. SHIPWRIGHTS, E«GISKEBB, IRON AND BRASS
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    The Straits Times PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 10th MARCH.
    301 4 The Straits Times PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 10th MARCH. The Government propose to deal by Bill with what is known as Sultan Ali's land at Kampong Glam. It appears that when the British Government occupied Singapore in 1819 this land, 56 acres in area, was set apart for the use
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    189 4 Local military news has been full of interest during the past couple of days and there has Been much talk of mobilisations and other things that do not interest people abroad Everybody in ihesmall world here that knew him, will learn with profound regret of the death of Captain Mulliken
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    36 4 Owing to pressure on space, our London Letter, F. M. S. Notes, and other news articles, as well as a letter from "Insurance" re the big fire on Wednesday last, are unavoidably held over until to-morrow.
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    32 4 American opinion on our education system is set forth on page 2. News from Netherlands India and other interesting matter will be found on page 3. To-day's 4/ms. bank rate is 1/94J-.
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    11 4 The homeward mail by the Saclisen closes at 8 a.m. to-morrow.
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    14 4 It is stated that a burglary occurred at Teluk K mow on Saturday night.
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    15 4 lI. MM, Muline arrived from Penang on Saturday afternoon and anchored in the road*. J<
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    16 4 Mr. P. J- Sproule and Mr. Young have been elected Fellows of the Royal Colonial Institute
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    15 4 At Deli Races Swtchmzn won three races— the Derby, the Planters' Cup, and the Handicap.
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    21 4 The P and O. intermediate steamer Banat left Manila on Friday afternoon, and is due here at 4 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    21 4 Shipping advertisements, witli dates of sailing etc., will be found on page 7. General shipping news is printed on pa*e 8.
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    21 4 In our advertisement columns will be found particulars of the prompt settlement of a claim by the China Mutual Insurance Co.
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    20 4 Thk Town and Volunteer Band will play in the Peoples Park tomorrow afternoon from 5 to 6 p.m. (weather permitting
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    25 4 The .Sea Belle returned from Penang this morning. There were on board the Hon. C. W. S. Kynnersley and Messrs. J. B. Elcum and Seth.
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    27 4 Thkre were two cases of highway robbery last night, one in Pagoda Street and another in Almeida Street. Three of the robbers were arrested by the police.
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    28 4 MKSSRd M. Penny. T.H. Hill. Baldwin, Harfleet, Mr. and Mrs. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Webster name from T. Anson via ports per s.s. Malacca this morning.
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    32 4 The Indian Gazette gives the final table of the India* Census for 1901. The total of all India is 294,362,676. Of this the Native States and Agencies contribute 62,46 1,. r >49.
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    26 4 Sir Chahi.ks Brookb, g. c. m. 0., Rajah of Sarawak, is proceeding to Singapore per Messagerie* M<iiitiinet> steamer Annand Behic, sailing from Marseilles on April 20th.
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    33 4 Mr. Gkoroe Cadbury, of chocolate fame, has bought, out the other proprietors of the Daily News. It is stated that no turf or betting news of any kind will appear in the paper.
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    38 4 We regret to hear that Mrs. Hatchell died at Seremban on the morning of the 4th insl. Much sympathy is felt for Mr. Hat. hell who is left with a son. The funeral took place the same evening.
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    32 4 The M. M. steamer Guadalquivir, which arrived from Saigon, reported passing a ship in Lat. ;r 48 N. Long. East which signalled "Andromeda of London. Report me all well, bound in Hongkong.''
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    43 4 Mk. William Thomas Tavlok, our new Colonial Secretary, was prevented to the King by the Secretary of State at the Levee at St. James's Palace on Feb. 1 Ith. Mr. Taylor is due at Singapore by the uonig Albert on the 27th inst.
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    32 4 Thk formation ol Companies of electrical engineers in connection with the Calcutta Port Defence Volunteers, the Rangoon Port Defence Volunteers, the Bombay-Baroda Railway Volunteers, ;ind the Karachi Artillery Volunteers has been sanctioned
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    33 4 Thk death is announced of Dr. Samuel Rnwson Gardiner, the celebrated historian. Ht was born in 1829, being educated at Winchester and Oxford. He was Professor of Modern History at King's College, London.
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    45 4 The Hon. Datu Bintara Udlam entertained at the Istana Besar, Johore, on Sunday, the following guests Baron and Baroness von Carnap, Hon. C. Stringer, Mr. Mac Nair, Mr Asmus and Mr. L. I). Tandy, also Commander Shipley, Capt. Brown.and Lieut. Stirling of the U.S.S. Broolhtn.
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    56 4 A cricket match was played on the 8. R. C. end of the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon between the Singapore Volunteer Infantry and the S. R. C. The S. V. I batted first and scored 100 runs, the Club responding with 114. For the Infantry, Pte. ttuxton made it, and
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    18 4 H. E. the Governor paid a visit to Admiral Remey on board the American battleship Brooklyn, this afternoon.
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    63 4 The officer commanding the Kgeria, which was sent in search of the Comlor, has telegraphed to the Admiralty enumerating wiwM articles belonging to the Comlor which he picked up. It is stated unofficially that the gripes and chains on the boat recovered at Ahousett are intact, showing that it had
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    58 4 The Anglo-Japanese Treaty, it is said, was preceded by an interchange of friendly greetings between King Kdvard and the Emperor of Japan. For the first time, too, in history, the signing of the Treaty was made the occasion of a message of the most friendly character from Her Majesty Queen
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    65 4 It will be noticed that the advertisement of the Singapore Philharmonic Society announces that the Society's choral and orchestral concert will take place on Tuesday, 18th inst not on Monday, 17th inst. Members of the choir should note that' the practice to-morrcw afternoon will probably be the final practice with
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    61 4 A numbrr of new books are now ready for issue at the Raffles Library. The more notable among them are The Benefactress Anonymous The Velvet Glove (H. S. Merriman) The first Men in the Moon (H. G. Walls); "Tales of Dunstable Weir" (Zack) His Masterpiece (Zola) The World's History A
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    80 4 A St. Pctbrsbdrg correspondent states that during the present year 19 thips of the Russian Navy will leave the home waters for foreign naval stations, and of this number 15 are destined for the Far East. The vessels which will join the Pacific Squadron will be the ironclads Pobeda and
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    131 4 From an advertisement which appears in to-day's paper it will be seen that Messrs. J. Buchanan and Co., the well known distillers, have placed their agency in Singapore in the hands of Messrs. Boyd, Kaye and Co., whose manager here is Mr. Stewart, of Sd Change Alley. The reputation of
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    FRASER AND NEAVE, LIMITED.
    560 4 The fifth ordinary general meeting of Fraser and Neave, Limited, was held at noon to-day, Mr. A. Gentle, presiding, and there being also present Messrs. Cadell, Edlin, Makepeace, Morrison, Scott, Becker, Sugden, Ac. The adoption of the directors' report and accounts was proposed by the Chairman,
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    17 4 Mkssrs. C. K. Scott, Herbert Price and H. F. Ponting came by the Saclmen from Yokohama yesterday.
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      THE KING VISITS NICE.
      34 4 INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT LOUBET. Ijondon, 9th March. The King is going to Nice and will stay two days in Paris. An interview between His Majesty and President Loubethas been arranged.
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      BIG DISCOVERY.
      41 4 BOER AMMUNITION FOUND IN A CAVE. Lord Kitchener wires that MajorGeneral Rimington has discovered, concealed in a cave, 300,000 rounds of Martini-Henry ammunition, 10,000 rounds of Lee-Metford, several hundred shells and fuses, one maxim gun, and two heliographing instruments.
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      PHILIPPINE TARIFF BILL.
      14 4 London, March loth. President Roosevelt has signed the Philippine Tariff Bill.
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      THE "QUEEN" LAUNCHED.
      28 4 ANOTHER BATTLESHIP LAID DOWN. The Queen has launched the battleship Queen. Afterwards, the King laid the first keel of the battleship King Edward the Seventh.
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    ARRIVAL OF THE "MARGARET.
    151 4 An American Yacht in Port The American yacht Margaret, V.iH tons, under the command of Captain E H. Wider, arrived here yesterday evening from Xew York which port she left on the loth May last. She is on a cruise round the world. The Margaret is
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    THE MUNICIPALITY AND THE TRAMWAYS.
    279 4 At a special meeting of the Municipal Commissioners on Friday afternoon last, it was decided to propose the insertion into the Singapore Tramways Ordinance of the following section The Company whenever and ro often as required to do so by the Commissioners, Bix months' notice
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      382 4 NOTICES. SINGAPORE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY. The next Concert (Choral and Orchestral) will be given at the Town Hall, on Tuesday, iBth March, at 9 P-m Reserved Seals $J Unreserved Seats $1 l'lact b can now be honked at the Robinson Piano Co. 17-3 TO BE LET, FURNISHED. VILLA Marina, Tanjong Katong.
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      565 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. WANTED. /CHINESE Collectors. \j Apply personally. v.c. POWKLL BOBINBON. WANTED. 4 PARTNER (either sleeping or active) i\_ with a capital of about 15.000 to $10,000 to open a lucrative agency business in the Philippines. Full particulars from H., c/O Strut ts Times. m.w.f. v.c. BOARD and Residence, pleasant
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      43 4 G.R. Lamberts' Co., Photographers. Beg to inform the public that the New Studio At 3A Orchard Road Will be opened ON Sunday, 16th of March. 2-9 At Sand. Mid Bungalow, Slipway, on the 9th iust., the wife of John Stkphks, of a Son.
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    TANJONO PAGAR DOCK CO.
    409 5 Half-Yearly Report. Thk following is the directors' report to be presented at the half yearly meeting of the Tanjong Pag*r Dock Co., to be held on Monday next at noon. The net amount for the half-year available for distribution, including V KKi.oou brought forward from last
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    MALAY STATES SALT
    317 5 MANUFACTURING COMPANY A meeti.m. of the Malay States Salt Manufacturing Company was held ai the olKces of Hooglandt Co. on .Saturday atnoon. l'resent: Mr. Rowland, Allen in the chair, Messrs. Resting, Sanderson, Lntham, Mactaggart Loveridge, Hoo Keng Tuck, and others. The Chairman, after having referred to the
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    THE U. S. S. "BROOKLYN."
    1075 5 THE U. S. S. BROOKLYN." A Ship of the Latter-day Pattern. Were the men of any warship ot any possibly hostile power to attempt to board the American cruiser Brooklyn now in harbour here, they Kw, in a manner, what and they would probably id for the emergency, infortunate landsman
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    THE ASSIZES.
    84 5 Tan Yiap, who was arraigned on Friday afternoon before the Chief Justice, on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt by stabbing a policeman in Canal Road, near the Chinese theatre, was again placed in the dock this morning, when the Jury found him guilty. His Lordship directed
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    THIS DAY IN HISTORY.
    88 5 17fli— Died Earl of Bute, the most unpo|iu lar Prime Minister England ho* had. 1820 Died Benjamin West, the painter— his most famous picture i» Christ Healm--the Sick. IS63— Kiiift Edward XII Married. 187! Kaiupong (Jain Masonic Hal! obMfr crated. 1872— Died Joseph Mazzini. the most
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    INDIAN VOLUNTEERS AND THE CORONATION.
    84 5 Contingent of ioo M en The India Volunteer Contingent for the Coronation ceremonial in June will coatain representives of Cadet Corps as of ordinary units of the force. One hundred selected Volunteers are to be sent from India, at Government expense, to take part la
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT
    226 5 Saturday's Play. i aumramur. Dnrbishire beat Riinnie. 6-3.6-4 X>>n ie tieat Salzm.ian. 4-6, 6-1, 7-5. A. SINGLES. Beatty— l beat Wolferstan+3, 9-7, 8-6. IS. SINi.LES. Captain Lilly scr. beat Barrett— > 6-2, 6-i. Olliffe l>eat Sharp, 6-4, 6-0. Rose beat Hartnell, 6-7, ti-0, ti-3. r.
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    COMMERCIAL.
    649 5 Sinoapoek, 10th March, 1902. PRODUCE. Gtambier buyers f 11.12$ Copra Bali 10.00 do Pontianak 9.60 Pepper, Black 30.00 do White, (6%) 60.00 3ago Flour Sarawak 3.76 do Brunei No. I 3.10 Pear! Sago 4.45 Roffee, Bali, 16% basis 25.00 3offee, Palembang, 20% basis 28.00 Coffee, Liberian No. 1 18.00
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      458 5 FACTS OF ABSORBING INTEREST TO THOSE WHO ARE IN THE CLUTCHES OF RHEUMATISM. One cannot be too quickly cured of Rbeumxtisra. To get rid of those awful pains that make life a never-ending series of torture now mild, now excruciating, today in bed, to-morrow hobbling around in crutches to be
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      50 5 Komeya Co. 24, HIGH STREET Sole Importers of Tokio n and "Sapporo" Beers. The finest kinds that are brewed in Japan. $11.76 per ease of 4 doz. quarts r. $14.00 per case of 8 doz. pints Un *y P"On returning a box with empty bottles, oOcts. w\\\ be refunded, v.c.
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      557 5 h SHIPPING. HINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR BOURABAVA AND UAMAMAXG. THE Company's steamer VHELYDRA 1,567 tons. Captain Cox, having left Hongkong on the 4th inst..,inaybeexpected to arrive B«re on or about the 10th idem, md will have prompt despatch for the bove ports. For freight or passage npi.lv to
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      287 6 NOTICES. MAINTAINS THE HIGHEST REPUTATION EVERYWHERE, Fortify the System against Disease with PURE BLOOD. "THE BEST SECURITY FOR HEALTH." ESSENCE OR FLUID EXTRACT OF RED JAMAICA Estd. F^jLn »y^yrr»nw^Tnnßwni lince 1*29 fcu# .l Mi JUHv^X^mM^m AjUv^h3lillJP Pronoapced by the HICHEST MEDICAL AUTHORITIES the bum* KSVK TORPID L.VER, DEBILITY, ERUPiIOwS WEAK
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      210 6 Up-to-Date Photography. Messrs. WAH FONQ CO Photographic Artists, have now entered into their new and spacious premises No. L'-'S South Bridge Road, and aro prepared to supply modern and beautifully tinted high art photographs in all sizes, on most reasonable terms. Views ot Singapore are also on sale, and all
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      139 6 NOTICES. T These CAPSULES cure I recent and chronic discharges. I THEY NEVER FAIL tsoid „.'/»*>«. TRY THEM m I SAVARESSE'S SANDAL CAPSULES Not male of Gf litioc i moil efficacious, bccauM abaolutelr putt English Oil. Full directions. All Chemi»t». Sa> aresse s Pare Copaiba Capsules. Drink Malacca Tea The
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      243 6 NOTICES. J. MOTION CO WATCHMAKERS, JEWELLERS, OPTICIANS. REPAIRS. PROMPTLY EXECUTED FORSHIPOWNERS& CAPTAINS HOEG'S F-A-TZErtSTT A >TI < OKKOSIVh 1 Mil Ol 1.1 ><. COMPOSITIONS are the best for steel and iron Vessels. HOE4.S ANTI-CORROSIVE COMPOSITION ensures the metal a perfect air and water-tight cover, absolutely preventing corrosion of steel andiron.
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      251 6 NOTiCES. JAMES WATSON CO/S SCOTCH WHISKIES ARE THE BEST VALI'E IN THE MARKET: FLAG BRAND, 10 YEARS OLD 512.00 pur cask, duty ex ra V.V.O. SPECIALLY RECOMMENDED) «8.00 «b cmc, doty «tra OBTAINABLE FROM RETAIL DEALEUB, OR McALISTER Col-«uu t. SARKIES JOHANNES AND CO. Jluetioneers and Estate Jlgents. 6 and
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      31 6 TANSAN SPLITS. Price $6 per case of 100 bottles. Stoppered with Crown Corks May now be had from all dealers in Singapore and the Native States. CLIFFORD WILKINSON, Kobe, Japan v.c.
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      743 7 yJIE BORNEO COMPANY, LIMIIBD rE Bten<Url Lih Amoimuw. Korwioh Union Fire Inrannee society. Atlaa AMnrmoe Company (Fu»). Die Equitable Life Awuranoe Somety. Th« China Mntu«l Steam Navigation Company Tbe Tottenham L*g«r Beer Company. For particular, of ttene CompM»i*i, seei the tall adWtoement of THE BORNEO COM»>ANT. LIMITED Ag»nt» STEAMSHIP COMPANIES.
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      694 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, T. r ONINKLIJKE I'AKETVAABT MAATBOHAPPU Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agent* at Singapore: Ship Aoxsct, latb J. Daxhdxu A Co., 2-3, Oollybb Quay. The undermentio' nd dates are only approximate. Steamer From Expected Will be ixwpatcbed for On Van der Lijn Koetei via Mar. 12 Souiabaya,
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      563 7 STIIAITS STEAMSHIP 00. (LTD.) S. B. Penang On Mondays at 4 p.m. for Malacca. Port Dickson, Port Swettennam, and Teluk Anson. S.S. "Malacca": On Wednesdays at 4 p.m.. for Malacca, Port Dickson, Port Swettenbam, and Telnk Anson. S. S. Carlyle." On Thursdays for Port Swettenham direct. S.S. 'Ban Whatt Hin":
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