The Straits Times, 20 March 1905

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Straits Tjmes NO. 21.000 THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY. MARCH 20. 1905. PRICE 15 CENTS.
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    118 1 ?rora EURorK —Hy the N. D. L.8.« I. K. Fr'edrich Ju* on l!.th Ma^cb. From Chin <- B) t he M. M s.? OaMMaiM due ou _'7lh M .i'li. TIME TAHI.K M MUI.-i HI L?u Sinp!:p 1> Felt Ist a M M Fei> I6lh P. A O.
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    112 1 Arrived iBt 1 M-irch. Par Ji«l<i -Pr»ai CaaMaba— Mr. «YMa» head, Mr. Korw.mt t 1.<.-,.i..n Mi. .J. F. H'.y. Mr. .1 I). S. Baila*, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Kniinei-"in Dr. I. Xi k. Mr Wnr.iMtei, Mn Elpaick, Mr. h. T. GUI, Wai Oeajaa Hi I I H...1--..•.H ...1-
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    VESSELS AT TANJONO PAGAR.
    134 1 Wharves at Which Different Ships are Berthed To-day. i-ast WnAiir—Caii.l", Taagl n. ICIYIKIA GKAVINU IJUOIC— Nil. \1.1.r.1. IiHAVIM) I). UK—Nil. SKCIIQM No. 1 Van don Hosili, /ain.niin, Kua BUM 2 I rlin.i, Mm S Biagora. i >:Im>ll. :> Parao. 6 Nil li ksf... Whauk T K.vUh,
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      103 1 N2ILCES^ SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING. ANY BIGYGLE CAN BE TRANSFORMED INTO A MOTORBICYCLE BY FIXING ON IT THE "MOTOSACOCHE" ANY BOAT CAN BE TRANSFORMED INTO A MOTORBOAT BY FIXING ON IT THE "MOTOGODILLE" PARTICULARS FROM C. Dupire Co., SOLE AGENTS, SINGAPORE. ALKMAARMHOLLAND. WORKS. Compania General DE TABACOS DE FILIPINAS. Singapore Agency:
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      249 1 Charles Robinson, Turf Commission Agent. Singapore :Ray Pace Meeting. •'.illy baaja to Mam owners, and I lie-.t- laUKtted in the Firot DayV GKIFKIN" I K.\-l> thai lie Ins opened l.is B K)K on th^ above aiaato. 2,< 00 a* 100 against •elettiag the t,n, mmmtrt, numbers only booked n«.t r
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      779 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ROBINSON CO. 26, RAFFLES PLACE. GRAMOPHONES. a. i_.^:r/3-:e ooireioisrAd: eustt of GRAMOPHONES. The Junior Monarch lias all the aiv.n 1;.-; )f r!i 'Urn it'i G-a v vi >1 bis :i;t I with «ll the latest iinprovtments, takes all sizes in Record*, M i!hM ration. PRICE $65 00. "MELBA"
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      194 1 DAY BY DAY. Momlay, 20th March. lli^-li Water. IIKM 111. Football: Vampirai >t. .I ak V. A Qaa Pull f w s. V I. taerniu Drill. :<n. Volunti'i Roata Maaaa. Uaraaa koatawari aMilahaai tip.at.i p.at. Paria 'iii-Mii iio_ru|>li. h, 9, 10K011 Caaaiag Tuesday, 21st March. Hish waiar. 10 -i m.
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    ARAB STREET FIRE
    942 2 On Friday, the preliminary trqtriry into thecircuinttatiees which led to the lire at No 5* Arab Street on the night of the 13:. i of Dtceinhrr last was resumed by Mr. Sproule Tan Tek Chye Yap Oh Poot, and Tan Leong Teong took their places in the
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      318 2 NOTICES HUMBER CYCLES AND MOTORS IMPORTERS: BORNEO Co., Ltd. BLICKENSDERFER Typewriters IMPORTERS BORNEO Co., Ltd. M CHAMPAGNE "LOUIS ROEDERER." Extra Dry and Carte Blanche The old, well>ki BRINKMANN 9 CO. Importer* Retail at Mwin. CUENQ Co. HIGH STREET IMPORTANT^ TO ALL! Wluii you Imy or drink BRITISH BEERS It l
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      533 2 NOTICES. Two Genuine Articles. J Vanguard Whisky TRAVERS'TAWNY 1W is a pleasing example of the dc- VM jWg lie a tely flavored mature spirit Skft W so grateful to the palate of the PORT f fZy^^^ connoisseur. Its absolute M fmßJ^. P ur ity places it in the first line
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    U. S. CONSULAR REPORT.
    937 3 Canals in China. Than IN several features of the cmal system of Chilli, especially of the Imperial or Grand Canal, which can be studied with profit by the people oi t lit- United States. One of these is the use of the canal for the production
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      850 3 NOTICES KITSON LAMPS KITSON LAMPS KITSON LAMPS KITSON LAMPS BURN PETROLEUM AND GIVE A BRILLIANT LIGHT AT A LOW COST SOLE AO-E3STTS HUTTENBACH BROS., CO. KITSON LAMPS KITSON LAMPS KITSON LAMPS la, GRAMOPHONES. Vb Votx 4ft son tn^ttra Our prices are so reduce 1 that every-body cat n,w *fforJ a
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      81 3 Mnmmrm. O. J. KEYMEK Co. bag to ol1»r thalr marwlcaa mm AGENTS IN ENGLAND. Cmtmbllmhad In 1844. thay hmvm m thorough Mnowltdga Ihm Markofx. and axparlanca ot tamlmrn raqulranianta. Tha hmmdm of thm Firm glrm pormonml auparwlmlon to mil bualnaaa. mnd with confldanca Invltm thoma raqulrlno RELIABLE AGENTS for purehaaa
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    The Straits Times. PRICK 18 CENTS. MONDAY, 20th MARCH.
    987 4 The Straits Times. PRICK 18 CENTS. MONDAY, 20th MARCH. Tbi exceptional sympathy evin< ed by tbe Chinese Christians of Singapore in the lamented demise ot the Very Rev. Faiher Vignol, and the exceptional course pursued in bringing back the re nains nf the dead missionary for interment on the scene
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    809 4 The St. Petersburg reports are so contradictory today that it is practically impossible to determine whether General Kuropatkin is for the time being regarded in the Russian capital as a disgraced soldier or as a triumphant demigod. Ah a matter of fact he is really neither the one nur the
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    21 4 Share quotation*, general shipping news, and passenger lists, brides shipping, and insurance advertisements will be found on page 10 and 11.
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    13 4 Advertisements of Sales, Wanted, To Let etc., will be found on Pag* 6.
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    11 4 Thb d it" Hit holding th« n< zi at MaUooa ii
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    13 4 Common jnrora nave to attend the > d n W i\ or n ing.
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  • Special German Service.
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      JAPANESE LOAN IN GERMANY.
      70 4 Herlin, Mh March. Chancellor von Buelow has stated in a speech that the Government would place no difficulties in the way of a Japanese loan being raised in Germany. The Figaro states that the Chancellor's speeches are rather discouraging to Russia and favorable to Japan. WILL
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      KOREAN CONCESSION TO ITALIANS.
      21 4 A Rome repoit states that Korea has granted a m inning concession to the Italian Colonial Society.
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      FRENCH BANKERS REFUSE RUSSIAN LOAN.
      98 4 Lird Knthschild has stated that the delay in the negotiation of a Russian loan by the French bankers is tantamount to a refusal. No pressure was applied by the French Government, but the strength of circumstances (the rout ot Kuropatkin's armies at the Bhaho) daoMod
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      JAPANESE OFFICIAL NEWS.
      19 4 trafai i ••i Mi Taaaka, the lapaneso Conml for L lie fbUowiog offl Foreign Ofllce I
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      DISPERSING THE RUSSIANS.
      47 4 On J ibb. of rhe Li i I i ighl 11 qua mpanied ■j\ aiiillery TberenpoD we oecop to the north of Fieling, and on I of the Liaofa retreating em my i of one infau'.ry diviei in ami v rons of c ivalry.
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      418 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. You can't stop reading this if you try try now THOMPSON T HOMAB A CO. THE AUSTRALIAN STORES Ii tbe >•'■-! and cheapest hnuae in Singapore for pro» ixions, &c. I A I* I Permanent and Artistic lAfllQnn PPrA ENLARGEMENTS If lIOUII OtOO. by our Specialists. The only
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      622 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Shorthand. by a thoroughly competent and successful teacher. Every Thursday from 6 to 7 p.m. $3 a month. ist Lesson Thursday next, the 23rd. Book-keeping Wednesdays. 8 to 9 p.m. for $3 a month. Open to all Young ra^n ov«.r 15. Apply V.M C.A.Zetland House, Armenian Street. M
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      19 4 G.R. Lambert Co PHOTOaRAPHERS. Just Arrived LUMIERE'S DRY PLATES English and Continental sizes, AND EASTMAN'S FILMS. Feb. 20 oc
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      LINIEVITCH ASSUMES COMMAND.
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      JAPANESE LOAN.
      28 5 If satisfactory terms can be arranged, a number of New York bankers are ready to join with certain German financiers in bringing out a Japanese loan
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      THE BALTIC FLEET.
      19 5 Renter's correspondent at Antananarivo state* thiUAdmiral RojdestvenskyV squadron left Nomine" on Thursday, its destination being unknown.
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      RUSSIAN FINANCE.
      43 5 It is offkially announced that tbe gold reserve of Russia amouated, yesterday t» 1,349 million roubles, while tbe value of the credit :iotes iv circulation amounted to 003 million roubles. The amount required to cover these is only 602 million roubles.
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      RUSSIAN PRESS OPINION.
      48 5 London, 20// i March. The Press of St. Petersburg is changing its tine and is demanding the continued prosecution ofthe war. The papers praise General Kuropatkin's energy and determination in the face of overwhelming numbers, but approves the appointment of General Linievitch to succeed him
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      LOAN REPORTED CONCLUDED,
      45 5 Renter's correspondent at .St. Petersburg to'.eci.ip'is: The iit>eotiations with the banken for :i Bye ;^<r cent iutanial loan of JOo million roubles has been virtually concludi d. NEW MINISTER TO KOREA. Later. Mr. Edwin Morgan is .n Aineric v Minister ,o Korea.
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      DISCOVERY OF BOMBS AT MOSCOW.
      31 5 The Secret P it Muse have ion iry or.: n,izition and bav< of infernal ■Mchinei also correspondence relating to the plot to bG Dih s rciu?.
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      THE LATE FATHER VIGNOL.
      261 5 Tiii~ i be iviniins of the late Rev Fathei Vignol, Vicar-General of the I who ilied en Thursdaj 1 i! al Taiping, were received at Johnston's Pier by the Rev. Father Qaaran in co| rod biretta, Fathen BeruhoflVr, Lambert, Salliele, Balliot, Rivet, Cardoxa, Victal and otbera
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      THE "CALYPSO" DISABLED.
      71 5 ('ait Moun ut. he 8.8. Ar.igyse, which arrive yeil rday afternoon from and Port S« tteoham, reported in the II v ter Atti nd hii'h arrival book that Ibe a Calypte had broken her tail miles north of Pulo Ii ang. The AtmgjfH brought the passengers >>t
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      33 5 TiiK German mi ii ute met FVmm EUei Friedrieh bavins I. ft Colombo n t! I7'li ii Ktiiii ;ii 7 p in in hi v- op. 'ii i -<';i\ i' nl 7a in
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      52 5 BTEARNS 1 WINK U pleasant b take. In affeol ii nrriain ia preventing coagha iiinl rLi it bniMi up am) It is rep-rte 1 that Dr. M J Wright, State Surgeon of Perik, will shortly go on leave, and th 't. Dr. S. C 0. Fox, of Kinta, will aol
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      26 5 Twj hundiod and seventeen deaths were registl ud at SiiiL'Hporp during the week in i iic oa Iha lUn March. The' ratio per ihuiuaDd was 44.7*2.
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      35 5 Thk Holt nte-imer Agmumim <r rivi d ihii k> 'ii 'nir Irorn Liverpo I, <■ Je Id ib, with .'197 pilKrims. Piw deaths oc i:i ad it m. t i laudcrl five f small-rrx at Penanc
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      NO COMPLIMENTS FOR KUROPATKIN.
      38 5 London, 19th March. The bare announcement that General Kuropatkin has been superseded byGeneral Linievitch, and the absence of any complimentary references to the serviced of General Kuropatkin, is much commented upon at St. Petersburg.
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      GERMANY AND THE WAR LOANS.
      99 5 Chancellor von Buelow has stated in the Reichstag that there is absolutely no reason why Germany should endeavour to prevent the placing of a Russian loan in that country. Germany, he added, would equally refrain from placing any difficulties in the way of the Japanese
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      PORT ARTHUR.
      36 5 Stoessel to be Tried. A Commission has been appointed, under the presidency of General Roop, to investigate the circumstances of th 9 capitulation of Port Arthur, and to try General Stoessel for its surrender.
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      FRENCH MILITARY SERVICE.
      49 5 Both Fr nch Chambers have passed he bill providing 'or two years' compulsory military service. THE QUEEN'S VOYAGE. Owine t > the rough sea, Her Majesty the Queen, who started on her trip to Lisbon on Friday, has b?3n obliged to take refuse in Portland Hirbor. j
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      FRESH RUSSIAN STRIKES.
      14 5 Rumour- of mobilisaiion have caused fresh strikes at Loiz and Warsaw.
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      LATEST.
      254 5 London, 2Qlh March. The CoDSarvativ* element, in the high Councils at Tokyo, which formerly opposed an advance to Harbin, now favours prating the present advantages and carrying the war to the utmost liini;. Fighting continues unabated 30 miles norih of Tieling, the Japanese pressing both H inks of the
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  • Correspondence.
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      CARRINGTON ROAD.
      102 5 To the Editor of the "Strait* Times." Dear Sir,- For the past week a good many carts have been busy depositing granite on Carrington Road. I do not believe that any repairs are contemplated, but the place is probably a convenient temporary store. This road ir not over
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    BOXING AT THE DRILL HALL.
    708 5 McAuliffe v. Artie Tully. The boxing tournament at the Volunteer Drill Hall on Saturday night attracted a big crowd of spectators, who were treated to a fairly good allround .-a. Before the main event of the evening came on for decision there were some interesting
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    THE SWIMMING CLUB.
    96 5 The Swimming Club races were swum < flf a. Tanjong Katong yesterday morning after the arrival of the first launch. The A class competition only broacbt out three starteis, tbe order at the linich being as followH lst Pullat (25 MM.), Lloyd (scr> and 3nl iHuisen (30
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    TANJONG PAGAR DOCK CO., LTD
    755 5 Half-Yearly Meeting. As briefly reported in Saturday's issue the half-yeaily general meeting o shareholders in the Tanjong Pagar Dock Co. was held on Saturday in th< Exchange. Mr. J K. Nicholson (Chair man) presided, and there were also pre sent Messrs. D. K. Somerville, Paul
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    THE S.S. "GUTHRIE."
    62 5 Will Not Arrive till Friday. Mr H W. H. Dt*T— i Manager of the Cold Storage Co., str., informs us that the s.s. Guthrie, which is bringing up the first coii!-ij.nment of frozen meat from Austr.i'i.i. ha- sailed al B nu lya instead of coming direct from
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    57 5 Hhk many frieudf will regret to luar ofthe death of lira E Barith, who died on Saturday, age<l 69 She li<<! hi n km thirty years r«*id«nl in Singapore, and previously livoi in Ooooe Islam!, living left England no less than fcrty-iwo jears ago. Mrs Smith was highly respected t-m>>ng
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    S. C. C. TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    210 5 Saturday's Play. A Singles. T. B. Norrie— ls.l v. H. B Helbert :t poM poned. C Singles. Northway— 3 beat K. H. Bohnen scr. wo. Sechehaye— 3 beat D. M. Craik scr. 6-S, 6-3. Stewart A. A. D. -1 beat H. Adamson scr. 6-1, 6-0.
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    Ties for To-Day.
    187 5 Ties for To- Day. A Singles. J. Kobertson -1 v. Battenbnri;h 3 to lnji-h. B Singles. Leigh l'lare-5 v. H. Fort 2. Tyler MX v. Wim<lward-'2 to lini«h. C Singles. Lewellyn *cr. v. J. J. Lloyd -3. Or. Sheppaid ->r. v. Lcin-I. Cusc-aden MT, v. Millard— 1. Corbett— 3 v.
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    Ties for Tuesday.
    202 5 A Singles. F. Salzmann— io.3 v. A Morrison -4. E. f, Salzmaun MR v. Withers i. B Singles. fliitteuJen sit. v. TreadgoM— ls. Rober son K. B. S. »cr. v. Sproule 1. Seth— 3 v. S.vi 2. D Singles. Draper sr. v. McKean M. B. Wind-or scr.
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    27 5 Mr Cha9. KiMr, aa officer on the 8. s. Athol, which il lying at Tanjorg Pagiir, has been robbed of a silver watch and a gold chain.
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    26 5 The Cardiff steamer Easliy AUiey, 1,901 tons net, with 4,000 tons of coal, h-iiii'ii ter Vladivosiock, was t-eized by the JapaiifFe on th« 2TIII <>i Fibruary.
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    ALLEGED ILLEGAL GRATIFICATION.
    155 5 Another Municipal Case. This morning, Dr. M Municipal Heal;!; Officer, appeared before Mr. Man] Xi urth igistrate, and laiii information to the following affect liy appoint^! :.t be met Mr. Kii^ tant Manager, Taojong P this morning They went to Xi pel Road and Mr King band<
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    24 5 This morning a Alacai woman, the wifecfa Hylam hoy," attempted la commit lu'tctde by cutting her Ihroat She is I i'.tal in critical condition.
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    25 5 Mb. E I, Rulwaj Inspector, Taiping, haa bean ti red t'j ij> >h, md will !>e i I Ituporanly Mr. Bodger, the Btation Master I
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    32 5 Thk I.M.v r lilway authori said to he billing iridustries th.-c, ns comphii rd in many qn rters reap< > i rbitant char. t by tne railway men*, whitth ;-->; --> heaily hand; expos teie.
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    34 5 Mb. Robkrt Laidlaw, o: Whin i Parliamenl.i., shire lenei .1 Eli In the I t. Mr. Laldlaw owm 600 soi meet lea-gn wii j land in 1 i I ha* in the Homo Uu!e
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      267 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. THE ROBINSON PIANO^oTLtT i. MANUFACTURERS OF UPRIGHT IRON GRAND PIANOS $425 to $550. I 'i he result of 30 years experience and absolutely reliable. @as 6 Credit or Hire Purcdase System. Mar. 17 Opera Yap Chow Thong To-Nigi.t To-Night I Monday, 20th Iffareh, 1905. The lndn Ptrauta Theatrical
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    OUR RUSSIAN NOTE-BOOK.
    1278 6 Correcting Popular Impressions. The criticisms and comments of foreigners upon the present crisis in Rus.-i.t have displayed in the opinion of Commercial intelligence, a wonderful lack of real knowledge of that country and its people. There is, for instanoe, a very general impression that Russians could not
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    STRAITS RUBBER EXPERT.
    373 6 Interviewed at Colombo. Mr. P. J. Burgess, the Straits iul.Ut expert, arrived in Colombo by the P. O. s.s. Vkmtmm the ether day and Ml f"|- Li'llclnn i,v tl K l' 80. .W'i'hi/ii/i,, the next day. He spent the interval as-hurt m visit m<j a number <it'
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    64 6 A Cricket match wag played on the Raffles School ground -on Saturday afternoon between the JSchoolboys and the Band and Drums of the Sherwood Foresters. The Band and Drums batted first and knocked up a total of 27 runs For the School, Pearse took 5 wicket for 13 runs and
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    51 6 The following rubber telegram, dated London. th March, appears in the rime* of Ceylon To-day 2,000 lbs. )f rubber were s >ld at 6s. 7d. The ■übber was from the following Ceylon estates:— lngova (Ceylon Tea Planlatioh); Hattangalla (Neboda) Weoya md Polntagama Yatiyantota Ceylon lea Co); and Pallagoda (Kalutara Co.,
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      738 6 NOTICES. TO BE SOLD Public House in Hongkong, full licence, oood position, long lease, cheap rental. Apply P. H., c/o Straits Times. Mar 13 26-» 'PO LET— Furnished 'flat, Whiteaway JL Laidlaw new buildings, occupier leaving for England. Apply C. A. R. c/o Straiti Times. MarlC o-c-1-O BE LET— Part
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      613 6 NOTICES. TO BE LET, small first floor offices, facing Cavensgh Bridge Road and Flint Street. Apply to Qnthrie A Co. Ltd., Agents. n.c. FBE LET.— No. 17 Armenian Street next to St. Andrew's House, lately in ;he occupation of Messrs. Tomlinton and Lermit. Suitable for a boarding bouse. Apply to
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      662 6 AUCTION SALES. MORTGAGEE'S SALE IVednesday, 22nd ilareh, 1805 Valuable Freehold Building Lan i fronting Holland Road. Upper Tanglin, area 7 acres 1 rood 38 poles comprised io Statutory Grant No. 68.'. Powell Co., Auctioneers. Mar 16 21-8 MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES. Situate at Serangoon Road. Wednesday. 22nd
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    LONDON LETTER.
    1378 7 •-■:;■<■. it i- tv Ik- praaußwd tkal the law of libd In- baan temporarily iinfmiW in the Chancery Division, wheie. under Mr. Justice Joyoa tha action brought by lli> Kxcellvncv Ckttg Veil Mao against Mi Charia* Algarami Mania* Messrs Bewick Mowing 4 Co., and The Chinese Engineering and
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    THE GOODENOIGH CASE.
    141 7 >n th* Btta inst when the Gordenougii before the Bench Court in order that further evidence of the ui-jrria^e of Mrs Goodenough might be raken, a copy of n lost marriage certificate was put in It was objected to by Mr. Farren-Baynes as not being in accordance
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      127 7 NOTICE. My wife, Sect Teo Neo, having left my protection from the 6th Feb 19J6, I hereby give notice that I shall not hold myself responsible for any debts contracted by her in my name from that period. KOH TECK ENG. Singapore, 11th March, IUOS. Mar 14 20-3 TEA We
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      910 7 NOTICES. Singapore Sporting Cldb Programme for the Spring Race Meeting, 1905. May 3Oth, June Ist and 3rd. FIRST DAY. Tuesday, SOth May. 1. THE MAIDEN PLATE.-Value $600 A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight »st. 3lb. An allowance of 7lb. to ex-Griffins imported into Straits Settlements or Federated Malay States. Entrance
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      509 7 NOTICES, Owners of Griffins are entitled to enter for either of tbe following series of Races Frib: Seriet No. 1:—1 First Day— Race Mo. 7 Second Day— Race No. 7 Third Day— Race No. 7 Seriet No. '2 First Day— Race No. 6 Second Day— Race No. 1 Third Day—
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      1114 7 NOTICES. FOR A PLEASANT HOUR GO TO THE Paris Qinematograpl) AT THE Foot of Fort Canning. 3 Shows nightly. 8. 9 and 10. Tickets at the dooi. Prices as usual. Mar. IS BANKSHongkong 8f Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL ..$10,000,000 KESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve $10,000,0001 la nnnnnn Silver Reserve 8,000,000/
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    THE ASSIZES.
    233 8 A Sentence oi Death Passed. hn mornii.g, betore .Sir Lionel Cox ami i jury, the trial was concluded of Chia Cheng Pel who was tharged with having on lith October murdered his brother, Chia Cheng Kirn, an egg merchant, who lived ?t 9 Garden Street. The evidence showed
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    HOMEWARD-BOUND.
    197 8 A large number of Singapore residents left for homo to-day in the X.D L. Printen Ufa*. The full list is at follows Km B. da Vo§, Mr and Mrs. H Biapa an 1 child. Mr. John .Saloinan, Mr. f, C Muiiliughaus, Mr \V. A Dowley, .Mr. and Mrs. Patchitt
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    SPIRIT FARM TEST CASE.
    163 8 lx 'he Appe.d Court on Saturday judgment was given in the test case in which Choo Chong Yok appealed agairut the decision of the Magistrate in fining him SI for having kept open a branch retail shop of the .Spiiit Firm for the tale of spirituous
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    THE "ORIZABA" WRECK.
    168 8 A court of ii.f tiii > into the strnndinf of ttie liner Urwba fftha SW. coast o West Atutrali concluded its sittings a 1 Fn in intle on the 85th February The ddcisioii of the Court was ai follows "The Court, having carefully ir.quirei into the circumstances
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    I REDUCING A LIFE SENTENCE.
    371 8 A Point of Criminal Law. Km kk the Full Appeal Court on Saturday counsel were heard in the case of Ang Ann who at the Assizes a few days ago was found guilty of culpable homicide by causing the death of Cbua Ah Hu i
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    POLICE NEWS.
    227 8 This morning Inspector Pestana (P. C. A jTi^fcuted Mahcmed bin Hussain :or cruelty to h horse. Mr Sproule fined him $25 and warned bin, not to repeat the iflVr.ce. Four chitties were before Mr. Bpronb 1 this morning, on the allegation ot 1 having buried a budy without
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    49 8 The new Protestant Church at Bang kok— henceforth to be called Chrisi Church is nearing completion. The i outward appearance of the building is plea ml surprise, s«>b the Siam O' 1 to tOOM tvhn have only Been the old church in Bangkok. It is both Hibatantial ai.d handsome.
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    48 8 At i> o'clock on Sunday morning three 1 unknown Chinamen broke into Chinese hut at Pulo Obin. Three of ihf 3 occupant? of the hut were wounded witli parangs, with which the intruder! mre .-trrned. The strange Chinarcci managed to get away. The police arc i mtk investigations.
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    105 8 i How is it," the Hongkong Morning I '•■ft once asked, "that Chinn-e honseboys, when they are discharged for sipueze or insolence, leave iheir employ as if they had a new job in sight?" Thi.- query was solved at the Hongkong i Police Court on the 8 h instant. Three
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    76 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. 20th March, 1905 roday's 4/oj bank rate is 1/11;.. The British steamer J >mna arrived on Saturday from New York with 146/00 cases of oil for Shanghai. The Norwegian steamer Spir at rived yesterday from Pulo Laut with coal for Hooglandt Co. The British collier Foyle arrived on
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    MADDONS PRODUCE LETTER.
    798 8 The following is the General Product Letter kindly furnished to us by Messrs Jehu Uaddon 4c Co., the well knowc Colonial Produce Merchants and Cou mission Agents of Salisbury Square, Lou don, E.C., and carrying prices up to the date of the departure of the mail which
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    PRODUCE.
    969 8 Gamliier buyers 8.55 do (Cube Xo. 1) mipiuked 11 871 i Topra Bali 8.35 do Pontianak -S" P.-pper, Block 26.121 dn White, 6% 39.(0 S:ipo Flonr Sarawak 3.2H i do Brunei No. 1 3.U0 I Pearl Sapo 4.40 I'oirec Kali, 15 basis 24 00 '.n*r»e,Palenihanß,2o/. banii. ,25.00 CoT-w, Liberian
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    DEPARTURES
    64 8 VatmVt I i ;'i.,,i.s Nina. :-k. aiki Mmmtr \Mali !Hth aVa sir. UnMutta I7th F«phmt Ptr. cii.ut:.. i?th Camphmft Dai st.-. Batavla I7;h ./a»i».s>/i. str. J:u;i .I. clcwr. i■■ r -i Ban Fo Soon Dttl itr Pontil IVmiJM Hongkong H h l"th Vila tr. K lrth i v at
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    KAILS CLOSE.
    87 8 For hr ttfamrr Tim* ROW. Al!Hnil»;i k X.ltulll la /'"ill mini [..in R.Vt ri l..-ii,i |i m M klai v.--".it P. lii. ,v, v ii p.m Baca* ak ]i m i fenan^j und Dili :i p m fThnn anil flaaiiiaim I p.m Bangkok 7 hi i pja S'rabajra
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      84 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS, No. 51, 52 High Street. Have just received a large assortment of Japanese, Chinese, and Indian silks of all kiuds ami colours. Indian, and Persian carpets of all sizes, rugs and handsome ivory goods. Also many pretty articles of silvJr and gold
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      338 8 Whiteaway 7 s Dress Dept. Just unpacked large consignments OF "WOOLLjEjIT SERGES UNPRECEDENTED VALUE IN THESE GOODS NAVY n*>FV> NAVY DRESS I > i ESTAMENE SERGES k SERGES A grand ran R eofthiß useful dress j >. JTf TWa twltert ail wool ■■tatiaj material now in stock, these have i
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      29 8 I A. I 7 n t,,.-,.U I -..n^,i Htii MlBOH. «.<,A'.. lUam. Barometer .Ki.ul Direction nf Wind II Force of Wind Max.Temp m sn.-ule .Ml MANILA— ,•<:■-'. s wr. 'I
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    MAURICE ROUVIER.
    1284 9 Rise- of a Gncer'i Son. M. I lias h id 'ordinary political (i.i of all 319 Kivin h R<'|)ulp|ic.in- who lii <l< land that the Republic existed after the terribla war I, and M bo BM 1 111 ii W w Fix-in Ii Chamber which opened under tli<-
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      251 9 I^"^¥T¥^^^ Theso tiny J _K^__^^L^A Capsules 1 mrV6 mWlm! superior >,U_MM mW Cubebs, and I cure C the same diseases as these drugs in forty-eight hours without C inconvenieuce. f- >. E«ch Cepeule btiti the nimt (ttlDYj FOR DIBEABEB OF THE OHEBT. iRIMAULT'S SYRUP OF rii'PO-PHOSPHITE OF LIME. Preacrtbed in
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      279 9 NOTICES. Riley Hargreaves Co., Ltd. ENGINEERS, SHIPBUILDERS AND GENERAL SCONTRACTORS SINGAPORE. AOENTS FOR: lA,B 1 1 "^j>/ JM sm| UL IBS* -»/3*#. ,;i|Hft wß^UgW^j^gga^^**^ Some of the sizes rolled:— 8 x 8 9 9 1O xIO and up to 29] xl 2 At least twice the strength of any other
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      692 9 NOTICES. Charles Heidsieck's vl hite Seal Chainpagm 1 sole Aoe^^^» <Sehn, Meyer Co. Singapore and Ptnang. r DCPOTS. Singapore: '^i">' Imn. J"hn Littlf A la, Ltd Imn. Oastifl Stkakucker. aA Batavia: G. Hoppenste. Sotiriihui/a -X imn. 8. L. ns lierss !»ry£gJ m.w.f. IHE IANJONQ PAQAR DOCK COMPANY. LTD. Shiiwhioht lasam,
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    163 10 jvi- P. sc. C-, i, ..->.(■ H-- !if- v.i-h the st»ani'T t o >>. froai London ft Mirch.doe Isi Ip II Me»sr». J. ••nnr- 1 Ivnt \V. "n^ino Lin id, D II NBI BMra Cl Mr> i latin, an r i> i :ic. with 'h- at C
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    A Stubborn Foe.
    150 10 Xo nqosi an otwtinawei <-niy rpi|uu-ee porsi-ti'iK-y anil penevarano*. It is Urn samn with' Khi-unmti m. Ihe dread i f maul. -.i. which r:«:ik- (mwmoat in stabbornnen. ToartdieaU; it frm,i tli.- srafeeaa you nmst us.- the ri U1 weapon. Little's Oriental i aim Is the only remedy
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      889 10 Under this heading the following abbrevlaions arenned: —«tr. —steonier; ah. —ship; bq.— j torque; sch. —schooner Yet. —Yacht: Cru. >n?ser; Gbt.—Gunboat; Tor.—Torpedo; H.p. lorse-power; Brit.—British U. S.—United Jtetes; Fch. —French; (ier. —German; Dut. Dutch G.c—General-cargo d.p.—deck pasienger U.—Uncertain T. P. W.—Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T.P.D.— Tanjong Pagar Dock
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      VESSELS EXPECTED
      575 10 Name, port, probable date of arrival,, and name of agents. BTKAMBRB. Achilles. China. Awl 2; Mansfield. African Prince, N. York, Mar 31 Boustead Agamemnon, L pool, Mar Maoufield. Alcinous, China, Apt 25; Mansfield. Andalusia, HoDtfkong, Mar IS; B. MeyeK Airlie, Sydney, Apl 24; Boustead. V Aparima, Calcutta, Apl
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      NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD
      69 10 FUR iUXOPE The Imperial CJcri,:'. mail iHsaf PRINZfrSS ALICE, U'.hll ton«, < iptain Wettin, left HongAjng on Tborsday, the 16th inst. at noon, r.-<d may ba szpeetod to arrive here onAlorvUy, the "eth i :stant, at about 10 a m. Bhe will probably i>e despatched for Europe on
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      MINING.
      18 10 i a in bar of S)i<ire« Issue Value Paid up to Company Buyer* S«U.t, Lus Tt*M iioL
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      GOLD.
      92 10 l;<,6oo LMO MuiMiwl. 4.J00 20,000 10.U00 6,^07 10,600 36,700 10,000 50,000 60,000 AI.OOU t M $7.60 Bersawah G. M. Co., Ltd 1-J.Ot' I>.'X I 1U 10 (Deferred) 10 10 Kadana U. M. Co., Ltd. l'J 8 (Pref.) i 1 1 Kechau U. Fields, Ltd. if. p.) i. 1 19/-
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      TIN.
      113 10 50,000 80.00U &U.OOO I^,ooo 3,000 ou,ooo .44,:.iib 100,000 16,000 -J.UWJ i.ooo J.lOO 160,000 lO,oIi.UUUMU«U. •10 10 4 10 10 10 10 100 100 < 100 100 MlMl 1 IS 1 1 1»/B «1 1 I 10 10 •10 10 •10 10 lo t 7 £I*l Belat Tin M. Co.,
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      GENERAL.
      140 10 400,000 6U.UUU umaaued. 2,000 4,600 40,000 i^.OU'i 6,000 2,760 36,000 600 2,000 6,000 786 aiiiuufti. .«W,UUU 6U.UUU unuaawi. 37,000 1 1100 60 125 I 100 f 10 Sloo 100 10 60 100 I 100 M I Duff Development Co., Ltd.' I 100 Federated Engineering Co., Ltd. 60 Praaer Neave,
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      DEBENTURES.
      44 10 Howarth Erskine, Ltd. 7% Kiley, HargreavM, Ltd. Singapore Municipal 6Z •i 6 /4 >i Tnnjona P«aar Uonh Co., Ltd. at Ai5,WW 400,000 l,<i78,OOO (165,600 :iM),UU<J 8V prcm. 2% prem buy en. '2% preut laiyi.> 1% preni buyeis. •2% dm. noni. '2% preui uujti».
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      72 10 SHORTHAND AM) TYPEWRITING An Englishwoman undertaki work w 8 STENOGRAPH KR anc TYPIST. From Monday to Friday afier 53( p.m. daily. On Saturday after 8 pm. She guarantees RAPID <fe CARFFUL work together with ABSOLUTE Btt CKECV Addraa, Mrs. Howell, i ne No H6 Ranids Hotel Ap! n.« y^^WjE, Send
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      228 10 NOTICES. NyCarlsbergßeer isOs3i Q^fck&H VVry Kht Pllsener Beer< ci P ecl l| y brewed lor Tropic. Obtainable at the principal Hotels and Retail Dealert bL NT l.v L.ot".tKu S SVi ■■aMBB^BIBWBBIB^BBIB^BMB^B^B^BM JAMES WATSON CO.'S SCOTCH WHISKIES ARE THE BEST VALUE IN THE MARKET. FLAG BRAND, 10 YEARS OLD: $12 50
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      44 10 ttessrs. Simpson Co., Coach Builders, To H. I. I. kiag Edward VII Hi* Ewllmry Sir John' AnderMß, k.r.l.ti. tljTyru >r A the itrd.it-* Svttlementi. 'aUlogue and .til inrormitioQ may b* Inl of our Ai H. ABRAMS, The Singapore Horse Repository. i Vo» tO an.
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      207 10 NAVIG.IZIONEGKNERALE ITALIANA FOR HONG KONG, The Italiao 8 CAPRI, 4,2(X» tone, Captain Belsito, having left Bombay on the 17th inst., may be expected to arrive here on Tuesday, the '.'Hth inst., and will havo prumpt despatch for the above port. For freight and passage appl> to BEHN, MEYER CO Agents.
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      726 11 At the price you pay for your STENGAH, you are entitled to the very best. See that you get Buchanan's "Blaok and White." You can have it for the asking. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P. W O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO For China, Jnpan, Penan*, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Pcrts, Plymouth
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      1098 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, Koninklljke Paketvaart MaatsohapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government. Agr-itt at Singapore Shif Aoihcy, lat* J. D/.khdsls 4 Co., 2-S Coi lter Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. MMaMf F:om Sxp'ted. Will be T^nßt-'hfd for Kock Pontianak Mar 1C Pontianak. Mar 20 Brouwer Paneb Mar 10
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      704 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial (ierman Mall Line. Tbe fast and well known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Port Maid, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to
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      730 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES 'IGEAS STEAM SHIP Co Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co., Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched rom Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China md Japan every week, and from Japan homeyards for London every fortnight and DM Liverpool monthly. One ontward steamer iach month extends to Vancouver
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      520 11 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE CO. FIRE LlFri. TOTAL INVESTED FUNDS EXCEEI £12,000,000. THE LARGEST FIRL BVffl IN THE WOR. BOUSTEAD k Co., Agent* THE LONDON AND LANCASLUItft FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Capital £2,127,500 Paid up Capital. 212,750 Reaerve Fund. .£1,073,550 The undenigned, Agenta for the Oaia pany, are prepared to accept
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN NOTES.
    284 12 l'n,l DirknoH, 15th MaMk. Bong Koc and Toll W'au were un tlie Ijlli Bank in i lijiiu'd before tin- BaaUOf Magiutralu at Seremban for baviug ou 2KUi January la*t at Serembau committ«d gang robbery armed with deadly weapon*. Mr. H. M. llatelicll, the Public Pi-osocutor, appeared for
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    715 12 P. O. ■■in >.iuiii)j on 'J4tli March- Mr. and .NL-. C. W. Banks. I' Malta on Nth March— Mr. and M i> at, Mi. K. C. H. Woolfe, Mr. C. W. Mi. Kii-ciuan, Mr. Downie, Mr. he K rte, Mr IBd Mr.». K. Warrack. Mr .1. G.
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      17 12 9TKABNB* BEADACHI CUR» obtaiaad from all dispensarij ,vii \!y by postV Never be without th» Genuine. m.w.f.
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      597 12 NOTICES. MAINTAINS" THE HIGHEST REPUTATION EVERYWHERE. BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and Fortify the System against Jisease lift a\ T I Taa I B 4 S latt*^ Aft^^! L B^lMI c 13T > ititaMtolwl •mo. l»I0 ESSENCE C FLUID BJCTHACT or k«il> i! f l W. oanont nwak B^^k^aTT^rsk^B^aL^BTT^BTaß^Jl
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      271 12 NOTICES. HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITED. ENGINEERS, CONTRACTORS TO BRITISH FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS. SOLE AGENTS WORTHINGTON PUMP PATENT CO., LTD. HIGH-CLASS Specialities PUMPINNG ENGIES High Lift Centrifugal Pumps. Pumping Engines for Vuaterworks. HYDRAULIC PUMPING ENGINES. Surface Condensing Plants flew INDEPENDENT AIR PUMPS. Jmproved design HIGH VACUUM PLANTS. Construction DIIMDO I Feed-Water Heaters. DIIIUIDO
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      149 12 MARTINS J|PIOL &STEEL Ladies^ f*f aWaLS fr.ncfc K.m.dy f,.» ,ll lrn|uiifii, M fc >4,« la. oc, C T V.rtlo P.CT, ■.itiiiUml rnoMwhcaMtb.^V-::. ,m 1.J2; 1 JiLlCTSi^cE^uiV «out.. BUNK RS. FRESHWATER ISLAND (PULO BUXOM) )pp l )»ite Western Eruraure t.j Raw H«'>.oaj LIOUID FUEL 3O(Tkirty Shillings) p»r ton f. o. b.
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