The Straits Times, 9 April 1904

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 21,404 SINGAPORE, SAiURDAY. APRIL 9, 1904 PRICE 15 CERTS
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      653 1 LORNE WHISKY. POWELL ROBINSON, 3ol« Af nU, Slm»p«r« «nd P«d«r«t«d ItUUf StjtM. NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. rfSKOm will be received at the J[ Colonial Secretary's Office up to noon on the lVh April, IUOI, for the followlag works: 1. Supply and dcliv ry of 2}" laterite between ai ci lSj mile,
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      424 1 NOTICES. CAMPBELL CO. HAVING been appointed Agents for the TRANS \TL\NTIC Fire Insurance Company, NORTH GEKMAN Fire Insurance Com puny, and HAMBURG Bremen Fire Insurance Company are p-epaid to accept fire Hgkii at Current rates of premium. n.c. CAMPBELL CO. tt A.VING been appointed Agents for the H NEW YORK
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      503 1 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF CYCLE MANUFATURERS' STOCK-IN-TRADE, ACETYLENE GAS FITTINGS ELECTRO-PLATING AND ENAMELLING MACHINERY OIL ENGINE, LATHES, ffe. Jo be held at the prenrses of the CYCLE ft ACETYLENE CO., No. 35, HIGH STREET. On Monday, the i ith, R Tuesday, iath April, 1904, r ncing each day at
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      310 1 AUCTION SALES. TO SPECULATORS^ AUCTION SALE OF ALL THE MININO RIOHTS FOR TIN AND OOLD (alluvial) over an area of about 200 square miles of land situate on the River Jolal Kechil in the district of ULU PAH AMI. T« I* mid at th. Hurt. Almeida Strwt. Sim-apsn ON Friday,
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      397 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. John Little^ Co., Ltd. SfILE JJOW OJ^. Ladies' Underclothing, Hosiery, Costumes, Robes, Skirts, Dress Material, &c. Jy o/^ JxJ ll <'«"'»»-'. M '»ny tempting »nd attrn.ine' BiirKawa. Li. I/0.. JLIQ* The followin K :ire few ■">'.>■ '>f th.- »<ivHnt.i)trow Underskirts. f^aV Knickers. Trimmed Lace or Embroidery. TC^w Trimmed
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    STORY OF WILL ADAMS.
    1249 2 First Englishman in Japan. The development of modern Japan, and especially of its naval resources, has been ho deeply tinged by English influences that it is interesting to recall tbe tirst of our countrymen who ever landed on the chores of Marco Polo's Zipangu. Three centuries
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      436 2 NOTICES. To H.M. this King. TO H. M. THE KINC. TollßHtiie Prince ofW/ifs To H. R. H. The Prince of Wales. TO The House of Lords. TO THE House of Commons. Buchanan's Whisky IS Regularly Supplied. In buying Buchanan's Whiskies the Public are protected against overcharge by retailers as the
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      261 2 NOTICES, UNI AH SIANG, Timber Merchant, AND PROPRIETOR STULANG STEAM SAW MILLS, JOHORE. SINGAPORE OFFICE, GRESHAM HOUSE, BATTERY ROAD J. M. CAMERON, Manager M.C.S. Mohamed Co. Diamond Merchants, Manufacturing Jewellers, aod dealers in precious stoaea. No. 8 Hieh Street, Binttaport *pa showing a splendid stock of High Olau Diamonds And
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      520 2 NOTICES. "IADIMPLEXIONS Dry Thin and Falling Hair and Red Rough Hands Prevented by CUTICURA SOAP MILLIONS use CAicciu. Soap, assisted by Ccticcra Onmm, for preserving, purifying, and beautifying the skin, for cleansing the sculp of crusts, scales, and dandruff, and the stopping of falling hnir, for softening, whitening, and soothing
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    LARGEST STAMP COLLECTION
    213 3 . The greatest stamp collection in the world is that of Herr Philip von Ferrary. He started collecting in the sixties, and is believed to have spent nearly a quarter of a million pounds in the formation of the collection, and employs two secretaries to look after it.
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    SICKNESS IN THE NAVY
    158 3 . Only two men in the whole of the British Navy received wounds in action during 1902 one recovered and the other died. Our Navy's health record, as contained in an official return, was considered satisfactory in that year. The Pacific station provided the highest death rate,
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    MARKSVVOMEN
    116 3 MARKSWOMEN. This the St. James's Gazette. To judge by the record of a recent shooting match at Taiping, Straits Settlements, the Empire's lovely daughters ought to he pi"- iy well able to ta.ee care of themselves. The competition was arranged between a team of ladies firing with rook-rifles at a
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    fIOINQ AHEAD
    89 3 GOING AHEAD. Busotn la Swatow seems to be fairly brisk. The annual rush of emigrants to the Straits has again commenced, and the ratos of passage money have advanced to $7 a- bead. The port of Swatow grows daily, says tli>' V.O.D. Xet's correspondent. At t!,.- b;irk of the town,
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      362 3 NOTICES. y/lndlspensable In Hot Countries.! "Sanitas Disinfecting Fluid Kncral or personal u < i, ihonmclily tffeclive. It comoleuly disinfects the houw in which it i% u-*d,and. administered internally prevents Cholera. Typhoid Fever. Dysentery, etc. "Sanitas "Disinfecting Powder i the bnt air purifier known, and a stronger a*.ti«eptiL and i,«ori:>ram than
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      845 3 NOTICES. A BROKEN-DOWN SYSTEM. Thi> is a condition (or diirw) to which doctors twr many nun, but which frw of thrm rrally vii.l'i -t. m,l It n«iroplywrakn<>«< abremk-dowo. as it wrrr, of thr viUl forces that suiUia the syshir No mattrr what may be its cause, (for they arc ttmott
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      569 3 NOTICES. WANTEiTAT~ONCE. 1 good .lobbing Compositors. Good salary U to experienced nnd steady men. Apply to Printir c/o Stmits Time* Office. April H 15-4 JUNIOR Eoropesn Assistant n-quired as SHlcFmnn. Applications would ha entertained from respt- ctable youths aged 17 or 18. without previous experience. Apply personally to JOHN LITTLE
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      669 3 NOTICES. /COMFORTABLE rooms to lie let at \j Eber House." Eber Road. nc. 'I O BE LET: entry at once, compound I hou»e No. 112 Bencoolen Street Apply to Guthrie <t Co. Ltd., Agents. Feb. 4 nc rpor p0 BE LET: offices on tbe second floor I No. 7 Battery
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      635 3 SHIPPING CHINA MUfU A L 8T BAM navigation go., ltd FOR VICTOKIA (8.C.), SEATTLE, AND TACOMA. Taking cargo for all Pacific Ports and Inland Points. 'pUK Company's steamer HYSOX, J. «,«>« tons, Captain Davies, is due here about the Bih April, and will have prompt despatch for the ;il>ov« ports.
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    ffht Straits ffimw. PRICE 15 CENTS. SATIKDAV Htm AI'IMI.
    33 4 The Straits Times PRICE 15 CENTS. SATURDAY,9TH APRIL. The Officer Administering the Government, and Miss Taylor, will be "At Home" on Tuesday afternoon, the 12th iiiMuir, from 4 :uj to 6.30 p in
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    531 4 Mr Roosevelt's re-election to the Presidency of the United States seems such a moral certainty, that the relative chances of the two Democratic candidates scarcely seem worthy of consideration at the present juncture. Chief Justice Parker* and Mr. Hearst are entities so hopelessly alien that it is aliuo.-t impossible for
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    40 4 It is expected that, on the arrival here of Sir John Anderson, the new Governor, the Acting Governor will go on i-hort leave to Ceylon. Durirfg his absence the Hon. F. G. Penney, Colonial Treasurer, will act as Colonial Secretary.
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    6 4 Today's 4/m bank rate is l/10,y
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    17 4 The Btory of Will Adams the first Englishman who went to Japan is told on page 2.
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    18 4 The M. M. b.s. Armand Behic with the home .van! mail is due here at daybreak on Monday.
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    43 4 Messrs. Watts Co Robinson Road, beg to inform the public that they have just unpacked nets of New Harness. The last lot a short time ago were all sold in a few days, and this speaks well for good work, stuff and finish.
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    Mme. PREID'S CONCERT POSTPONED.
    69 4 Mme. FREID'S CONCERT POSTPONED. Owing to unavoidable circumstance?, Mme. Freid's concert, arranged to be given at the Town Hall this evening, has to be postponed. Mmc Kreid met with such a tremendous success on tbe concert platform in India, that it is a bitter disuppointrnent to tbe many who have
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    STREET DANQERS.
    338 4 STREET DANGERS. European Drives Over a Kling. About 5.30 p.m. yesterday a Ruropean who wag driving a high dogcart or gig along Tanclin Road drove right over Kling who was walking a!c ng the read. The man wa3 knocked down and his thigh bone was smach^d. Tiie European, it is
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    S. C. C. L\WN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    440 4 S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. .Yesterday's Results. ■Ml HAXDKWr. A. <1. I). Y. IVrkiii" N. K. Kenl, unlin. B. ci. \->. II A. Mason beat C. I. Carver, ML 6 1. H. K. (Jrnv. beat 11...-! i Fort w.o. F. O. K. Brown beat \n* Diehn, 0-3, 61. c.
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    17 4 Another master fur the Victoria Institution at Kuala Lumpur is expected to arrive from home, this month.
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    THE "AMIRAL DE KERSAINT."
    832 4 Lateit Addition to the Chargeurs keunts Line of Steamships. Yesterday morning saw the arrival here from Marseilles of the new Chargeurs I Reunis steamship Amiral dt Kermimt, of 7,000 tons burden. The Ami ml d, Xt i stunt is ou her maiden voyage, aud she accomplished
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    24 4 One hundred and reventy-seven deaths were registered, at Singapore during the week ending on the 2nd April. The ratio per thousand was 36 98.
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    26 4 Thk Selanijor Government has decided to remedy a crying evil by taking measures to provide adequate ambulance arrangements in connection with every hospital in the State.
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    43 4 In connoction with the unsatisfactory working of the Tamil Cuolies at Pert Swettenham, it is now stated that the worst of the Rang have heen weeded out. The reason for the change from Chinese to Tamils, was that the former were too independent.
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      THE WAR.
      98 4 ALEXEIEFF AT NEWCHWANO. Mouth of the Liao River Mined. Shanghai, Bth April. It was reported from Chefoo yesterday that the Viceroy Alexeieff reviewed 3.000 troops at Newchwang on the 6th insr. The mouth of the Liao river is being mined. Ten merchant steamships Rre now loading at Newchwanpr,
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      RUSSIAN FLEET REPAIRING.
      34 4 A Port Arthur despatch of Tuesday fHh inst) states that the battleship Relrisan cannot be repaired there, but that the repairs to the Czarentrh and tbe cruiser Pallada are nearing completion.
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      JAPANESE MERCHANTMEN SCARED.
      16 4 The activity of the Russian fleet is intimidating Japanese merchantmen in the Gulf.
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      MILITARY SITUATION BY THE YALU.
      67 4 The Japanese forces in Korea are entrenching themselves behind a line reaching from An-ju to Kai-chon Only scoutß have gone beyond that line [Kai-chon in situate about thirty miles dm> Eaat of An ju, and the line of entrenchment' therefore averages from al>out forty to
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      SAIQON TO PONTIANAK.
      48 4 SAIGON TO PONTIANAK. Telegraph Cable to Link the French and Dutch Indies. London, 8// i April. A Paris despatch states that a f-onvention has been signed at the Hagne between France and the Neither lands wherehv it is arranged to lay a ♦elegraph cable between Saigon and Pontianak.
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      RUSSIAN EVACUATION OF KOREA.
      27 4 It is announced that the Russians have completely evacuated NorthWestern Korea and hau now no troops on the left, bank of the Yalu.
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      THE WAR.
      26 4 RUSSIANS ON THE TUMEN RIVER. London, Bth April. The Russians occupy six of the largest horder towns along the Tumen river in North Korea.
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      THE RETREAT OVER THE YALU.
      42 4 Thr c Thousand Russians with Fifty Dead and Many Wounded. The Korean Governor of Scienehien province reports that, on the 29th March, neariy three thousand Russian troops from Cheng-ju passed northwards carrying fifty dead and many wounded.
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      TROUBLESOME TONOHAKS.
      37 4 TROUBLESOME TONGHAKS. A sudden uprising of Tonghakg 'a Korean religious faction] has taken "lace in the neighbourhood of PingYang. Under the belief that the m would he detrimental to Korea, they now organise bands for looting purposes.
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      ALFONSO'S ESCAPE.
      27 4 An official account declares that a petard exploded under the portico of a hotiFe [<tt Barcelona] a few mm <tes before King Alfonso pstiped by.
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      UNITED STATES CENSUS.
      27 4 The United States Census for l»0;< shows that the population of the Republic stands, at 79.900,000— an increase of nearly four millions since 1900.
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      SCOTCH BOILERS FOR AMERICAN NAVY.
      19 4 The United States Government have ordered fifty Babcock-Wiloox boilers »t- (ilnspow for nsvsl purpopf>B.
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      BALKAN WAR CLOUD.
      55 4 So.ooo Turkish Reserves Mobilised. I/ondon, Bth April. It is reported at Salonika that eighty battalions of Redifs (reserve troops) have been mobilised, ostensibly to put iown an Armenian revolt. But they ire really iutended for operations in Macedonia. It is expected that the Hamidieh cavalry, i Kurdish
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      QERMAN TROOPS FOR AFRICA.
      15 4 GERMAN TROOPS FOR AFRICA. Four hundred more German troops liave left Hamburg for South-West Africa.
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      812 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. CLUB WHISKY c IS I ALL MALT AND SUPPLIED REOULARLY TO THE I'KINCII'U. CLUM All the IN THK Has the largest Naval and Military STRAITS SETTLEMENTS consumption amongst Messes AND Europeans in this Market. F. M. s. PRICE $10.50 PER DOZEN, NETT. DUTY KXTRA. Sole Agents lor the
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      65 4 G. R. LAMBERT GO. PHOTOGRAPHERS. Toartsts' Patn and Pllkm carslully d.velup Ml. All kinds ol Photographic Materials k.pt In stock. PUtM an i Illmt ifja anieed Pruk and sultabls to th. climate. Photographic Hints to Tourists che.rlully rlvea. Splendid Assortaent ol Cameras on nan I. Views ol Singapore, Native States.
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      13 5 [The Slraiit Timtt ib not rwjpoiMible lor the ijiini- "i 'if it« oorre«p<mdentBj.
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      BREEDING PEARLS.
      142 5 A Lady's Salvation in Peril. To the Editor of the Strait* Time*.' Re the first leader note of your yesterday's iseoe, I have for oome weeks past been making euquiries about tlie matu-r "1 breeding pearls, and am toon surprised than 1 am able to express, to lii)d
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    JOHORE TIN M NINO CO.
    668 5 JOHORE TIN MI NING CO. Annual Meeting liik fourth gennral meeting of the BoyalJoh ire Tin Mining Co, Ltd., wa held in th office ol nfeeera. Uuttenbac Bros, and Co., iNn'gapore, to-day. M C. B. Buckley presided. The report and accounts, which hay already been published, weiesubmitte The Chairman said
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    23 5 A draft of 87S officer and men for the Manchester Regiment arrived from London this morniii" hy the P. and 0. liner, Manila.
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1051 5 Friday, April Bth. PREBKNT. His Excellency W. T. Taylor, c. m. 0., (OFUCKR AIIMINISTKRISG THE GOVERNMENT). Hon. W. K. Collyer 1.5.0. (Attorney-General). Hon E C. 11. Hill (Auditor-General). Mm. k. Murray, C.E., M.l.c.E. (Colonial Engineer). 11,,,,. W. J. Napier. Hon. G. S. Murray. Hon. I. M. Allinxon. ABSBNT.
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    THE QYMKHANA.
    62 5 THE GYMKHANA. To day's Gymkhana promises to be a gay affair, and if the weather holds tine, a moat enjoyable afternoon may be expected There ate nearly a hundred entries, and the programme, which comprises two events for ladies, is excellent The Town Band will attend, and the Singapore Club
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    GANG ROBBERY.
    139 5 Yesterday afternoon, the cine ipsh who were arrested by Insp. Howard at No. 20, Tringanu Street aftet the commission of a gang robbery at No. 132 South Bridee Road on the 20 ult, were before Mr. Seth charged with being in possession of a number of articles of
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    151 5 The Trigonia was undocked at Tanjong Pagar on the afternoon of the Sth instant and moored at the dock entrance. On the same day the Tringganu was undocked and taken to the roads. The new steamer of the Chargens Reunis, the Amiral de Kernaint arrived alongside section S
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    249 5 10th April. Low Sunday. Cathedral of thk Good Shepherd, Brass Bass a Road. 6-15 a. in. Low Maw 8 a.m. High Man 5 p.m. Vespers. St. Petbr and St. Paul, Waterloo STREET. 6.15 a.n>. Mass and Sermon 8 a.m. M:i-- and Sermon 3 p.m. Benediction. OCR Lady of
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    720 5 Thk usual fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was held at the Muncipal office yesterday afternoon. Dr. Middleton, the Deputy Prefident, presided and there were also present Lieut-Col. Pennefather, 1.G.P., Messrs. A. Barker, C. J. Baunders, A. J. Wat kins, Lee Choon Guan and Mr. Benjafield, the Acting
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    GOVERNMENT QAZETTE.
    82 5 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. The banishment of fourteen more aliens is notified. Mr E G. Broadrick acts as Colonial Treasurer, and Mr. M. S. H. McArthur as Assistant Colonial Secretary. Mr. \V. W. Macmillan acts as Consul-Gpneral for Siam here. Mr. VV. P. Waddell is a member of the Pilot Board in
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    413 5 By Lt. Col. the Hon'ble A. Murray, V.D. COMMANDANT, S.V.C. Siwiaj'Oii; Uh A/iril. S. V. C. Captain K. J. Beni afield having returned >«■ leave is available for duty accordingly. By order, H. R. Bakkr, Capt. Adjt., S.V.i 1 s. V. A. Ordarly Ottioer for the
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      62 5 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. Oning to the largely increased nvmfier ttfmbmHtnU tU STRAITS TIMES, it is tioir netetmry to go to pre-s earlier tint it Inrrtofore. On that account No Jdiritixrmi'ith f<yt publication in the. tame ibiy's MMM (M henceforth be receire<l "fter 1 o'clock p m. N» Advertisements Will l-e
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      217 5 NOTICES. WATIH& KASSIM. The Into Zanibar Royal Theatrical Company of SingapoV AT THE NORTH ISKIIx.K HO.M» THEATRE HAM, To-Night, Saturday, 9th April, 1904. Will sta«e that moHt Laughable Drama, entitled "PRINCE SAIFUL KAHAR" Laughter Fun Meiriment To-morrow Night, Sunday, 10th April. 1904. Will Htage that Splendid Tragedy, named The Charming
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      88 5 DAY HV UAV Saturday, 9th April. High Water, ti 36 p.m. S.G.G. Club Medal Play. Gymkhana. Ra< c Coarse. Concnrt. Town Hall. 9. Football. A.T.A.v.Y.VI.C.A. Tanglin. Wayang Ksssiin. North Biidge Roail. 9, Sunday, 10th April. High Water. 5-4 B a.m. 7-47 p.m. Low Sunday. S.G.G. Club Medal Play. Wayang Kauim.
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    TROUBLES. IN BORNEO.
    183 6 Bad Labour Law. U'e miipta regret to learn (says the B V XlerM) of the bad times Mr. B. V. Klamberg has lately fallen upoo. Iri/uldition to causes over which he |n i-ontrol and which need not be mentioned horo, Mi Klamberg has been deserted by all
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    PASSENOERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    517 6 PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD. P. O. ftallaaral I.lth .\pril Mi K. Brain all M .nd Mi-- KirmrtO— Mi. Krrr, Mr. \V Nuti, Mr. Meßwaa Mr. I). Dumb, r>i Simrwon, Mi. Port, Mrs. l». T. Bratt, Hi T 1 i white, Mi. aadMn. Lmminm, Mi. C Niefaolaoß. M item 10 ,i April:-
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    LIST OF PASSENUhkS
    282 6 LIST OF PASSENGERS For Singapore. •r V. <t O. g. Manila from London Mar t, me Bth April— Mr. and Mrs. Peggs Mr. T. O. King, Mi-s Oo3gravo, Mr. Cos ijrave. Mrs. Cosgrave, Capt. J. H. Hrun Bhill. Mr. V. Stesdman, Mr J N. Bices •_'n.i Lieut. Shnrland, Capt Thrupp.
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    17 6 .ulvcrtiscment*. with date Biailin!; cii will be found on page 7 Kicr.il shipping newi is printed on
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      204 6 NOTICES. II All those suffering with Boils, Scrofula, Eczema, I will find Weaver's Syrup and Cerate invaluable to cleanse the blood. If laltham Watches W wr* Stem winding w V Lever escapement The best pocket timepieces in the world MB J$Q e c U to en Letennkanipf ><-lt-anifi weie V^
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      399 6 NOTICES. «gnts for LEA PERBIHS' WuHCESfEBSHIBE SAUii. By Special W2rrant i^^H^^^ His Majestg* *V# Purveyops to s The Kinp. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORED. Jn^A In two Qualities #/MaA if'P >* Quarts Pints J/2 Pints I !fJ,ffj HUTTENBACH BROS 4C? fc»'E^Joi*j B^^^H Penan© 4 Singapore lkl!ll RILEY HARGREAVES Co., Li Mi ted.
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      23 6 CHAMPAGNE "LOUIS ROEDERER Extra Dry and Carte Blanche The old, well-known brand. BRINKMANN V CO., Importm Kbtajl at Mimrs. CHENG Cby HkJH STREET.
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      661 7 BUCHANAN'S WHISKY Sold everywhere. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. p. e?o. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. IhrMCh Bills of Lvlina issued for China Coast, Persian Gulf Continental, and Ami-riean "otts. Mail Line. Omtmmkm. OkMSn Apl. 17 Ballaarat M;i> M Simla Miy
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      1090 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES^ Koninklijke Paketvaart Maatschappij. Inatr i oDtri-.ci «ith the Netti rlsnds India OoveroctDt. ti'» <v Singpport £hip At.isry, lati J. Daekdels Co., 2-8 Colltkb Qcat. ho undermentioned date* are only approximate. Steamer From Sxp'ied Will be Despatched for Broumm Deli Apl Paneh. Bil», Asahan, Deli, Baian and Edi Apl
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      615 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial Herman Mail Line. The fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, Port Said, Sue/, Aden, Colombo, I Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to Yokohama and back. They are due
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      636 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N. Y. K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD A regular FORTNIGHTLY service it maintained between Japan and Europe by the following NEW TWIN SCREW STEAMERS, Under Mail Contract with the Imperial Japanese Government, specially designed or tbe Company's European Service, igbted throughout by Electricity, irovided with excellent accommodation
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      604 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES TAN KIM TIAN. Lines of Steamers For Batavia. Cheribon, Samarang Every Wednesday and Saturday. Bh*4 H<>e, -.Vint ton*, ('apt. I>nnlo|. ■.a. Giaagtag, I,IM Kawiin.--.,, ».8. Oiang Ann, 872 Kollett e.s. Zweena, 1,470 Xeal.it t For Kuala Pahang, Pekan, Kwantan and Kemaman s.«. Flev.., 3(f.' tons, dipt. WiNm,. 'Electric
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