The Straits Times, 31 January 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.255 SINGAPORE. THLKSDAY. JANUARY 31. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      440 1 HOTEL DE L EUROPE. SINGAPORE. ith ill.' lau-i M< i> in App!i;mci- In i unfbttMi Hfultli. D.UXTI CDIMNE. SELECT WINES. ROBINSON CO., Sole Agents, LONDON GRAMOPHONE TYPEWRITER LTD. Insist WsbJf Insist upon this VCj~^ upon this TRADE MARK TRAOE WARI There are Many Talking Machines THERE IS Off/y OiVE* "Gramophone"
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      21 1 HOTEL DE L EUROPE. tUNftAFDHK. lut.-i ->, the Mat Mi-d.-ru Appliancta lot n:f .i- and Health. I M Ct'lKtK 1 SELECT WINES.
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    DRESS AND FASHION.
    1253 2 Pabu Mttuc. The apMUMg en Ifaw. Rejaat'i new theatre was v oeeasim Cor wreri-g and ebatrriag Urn rtry Maartaa) of smart ifown« Off tlio atagc ovciv.!-(' w.i> in toilette <ie MMTSe naturally, but on the itaga then wen beekt far _Mnd_c, ■fleraooa, ;in.l aveaiag, n Urn I_mhu
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      219 2 DALLANS AUSTRALIAN HORSE! REPOSITORY. Just hm.l.-.l i select ..!ii|»mnit botMßi mil. .mil |x>nii-. all thorouglily lirokon to wddle and li»iin>s. A ,ully tine lot. [llipaet— IIIMI<<I. M Alexandra Brickworks Co., Ltd. BRICKS FIREBRICKS. SB— I well shaped ami nard burnt liricks can be toaajUsd M SI SO per Laksa »t
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      319 2 EAGLE CEMENT \"3for all Mig6-<2foss Work, On tde Jbist of tde (Brown \Rgents for tde (Bolonies. Importers: The Borneo Co., Ltd. H. ABRAMS THE HORSE REPOSITORY. RIMGAAOBK. lias just landed ex s.s. "Darius'" sixty hlgh-C_M Howes, Cobs and I Ponies, specially "elected for this! I market. Tlie batch, which has
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      247 2 jVCc-^-I_lSTj__=^ <& Oc. The Remington Typewriter Famous all over the WORLD for SIMPLE and DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. EASY, RAPID AND CONTINUOUS WORK. snl.l-: AGKXTS IMIVHTKHS: McALISTER Co., Ltd. SiaajrjMrY, hiit'lu LutHjmr, and fVwnwjf. ISMAIL &RAHEEM Manufacturing .Icwrllers. Diauii'ud Mounter* and dealers ia precii uh Hton ORDERS EVEN OF TEDIOUS NATURE PKOMPTLY
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    "No. 101." A Famous Political Spy Identified.
    430 3 "No. 101." A Famous Political Spy Identified. The t reign OSk i of the (rat two Ocorgei," an article Kintribated by Mr. Baril Williams to "BUckvood'i Magazine" for laniii.iv. omtains an arrount i>i a spy poaaaeaad of man si-lt-impori-ance _wn real ability. M. de l<n-y was a "picniier commit" in
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    77 3 Wo i>-li to lonyiiituiato Ausiralia iim\ British-AlMrmUtau upon a record vt;if. Wlion the tnde figures fonie up it will lie found tliat l'.dMi has been the moat proapen U year in ihe hislt'ry oj both Colouiet a banner year." as our city Hum in Au>;ralia pu.s it. It is not
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      56 3 Cods. Coldi are quickly eared bjr Chamber lain'i Cough Remeaj. It acta on natore'i plan, looaem the eovchi rebevea the Innpi and opeM the leeretiona, effecting a per manont cure. It eountemcta liny tendrncy of :i cold to result in pneumonia. It b BWMnant to take. Children like it Foi
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      421 3 AWFUL ECZEMA FOR THRtt YEARS i Had to Be Washed and Dressed and Even Fed Like a Baby Suffered Untold Agony— Afraid to Be Left Alone Had Despaired of Getting Better-In Awful State. CURED IN ONE MONTH BY CUTICURA REMEDIES "I think it nothing but right that I i«hould Ift
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      192 3 SOLE AGENTB EBRAM CASBUM CO. RT\fmif A TVO Celebrated Austrian DITMARSu. P M THE MOST RELIABLE. THE BEST LIGHT <HVIN(i AND THE EVEK I'OITLAK LAMPS. ARE THE UKSTIX THE MAHKET.'ASN !'KU ES ARE LOW EST. <v-jvwOvv Tnbli-. Wall, Hull, Hanging, and Vtraudali (I J ~^^V Liiinps. Hurricaue Lanterns, Oiamlali- 1-.
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      298 3 I Energy Endurance M are essentials to the Worker .m<l the Student. If you would possess f ■vanljouteif^coal I It supplies stamina and vigour, B i.s a healthy stimulant and a most delicious beverage. I A Cocoa you can Enjoy. M Lung Troubles. Anpier's E;Tlui^ion is the remedy above a
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      66 3 Wines Wines Genuine tab!e clfirrt at 475 per doz. Yer:n«ntli at Turin .20 P- litre bot. Moa H al Syra i"i- an iiiviiim ;\ting wine mr.r'h rooommtrKii il for weak people and Indies *t Jl .OO qaarti CUaaM Waw, I'racchetto a ill ii.-n -.r- n-'I i^rklinq wine. Fn 'sa, Fernet
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    ABOUT CHINS.
    783 4 Love and the Form of the Lower Jaw. When a young man or I maiden falls in love. In- or .-in- -liould take particular note of the configuration of his or her chin. F<>r. lay* Annie Isabella Oppenliciiu. in her new book. The Face and How t«> Bead
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    833 4 Samr, hurl, fnkttU dtit "I <<ir,val, and mi nil 1 oj .lijwts. Steamers. I Airlie. Syduey. Ki-I>. 21 BoiiHt«-a«! 1 Alcinous, Chinii, Keb 17 Mannnol.l AiiUmioi. Livi.r|Kx,l. Fob 27; Man I Aparima, Auutnilin, ]Yl>. Houfttß.l Arcadia. Colombo. Mar 30 I. O. j Aiißtralien. Saigon. Mar. II j M.
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      699 4 Ships and Steamers. P. &0. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through BiUa if Lading issued for Ciuim Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental, and American Porto. Steamer* will leave Singapore ou or about MAIL LINE 'iaticatii ll'.ir i.'hiibil. li.mi 1
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      1235 4 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under c ntract with the Netherlands India Government. Aamt* at afjajaay* ;-fca A..t\<i, Lara •MWaaaaaa' Co., 2-3 Cau-tarnQrAT. Tin- iiniteriiicnti.in.il dates are only ai<iioximnte From K'lwcted Will be des[aWhed for:— Maaal BiUiu n j nil -k.I Bit itou, BaUvia, Java-Coast. SainarasiJ, Socrabaya, Soemenap, Baujuevvan^ie, Boelelcng, Ampeuan. Laboean
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      742 4 N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial (lerman Mail Line The fast and well known mail steamer* of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice versa) Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, aud Kobe to
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      105 4 STOOMVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ NEDERLANO. FOB SABANO. PORTHAID, GEXOA, AND AMslliKliAM. Plm Dotoa mat Meaia K 1 IN ING 11. j I i;m ii. ia eafaolad to arrhn b«n hwn Bata Iriaoa ilataiiaq;, tLc Fahraan 2, and v.,.! l» j daapataaaUtaaaaaMda; I rm. ...■p.m,. I Fu fulfill an. l pa i- ..|i;>iy
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    328 5 I'.AI I l-KS HnTKL. H.,11 I Mrs ,11.1 Mr 11.l vsrds 1.m.1. H.,n A M.-.l K I.Mi.lsMr IJ.»meld ,-,,111 11..1..1,n.i0n MrW. W.b., Coltl Wnnl.t MrC.K.k- Variwreumb Majo. H. V. K.nl Mr.l.Adler Major* Mrs Kr.r.l Mr W. D. PUh« M.ij..rA Mrs()im,.tou IfrC. To.miair.MaiorJ lienl».w Mr D. D. Mackie M,,.r
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    PASSENGER LIST.
    378 5 Phi -P. ,v O. s. I, .U.in.i,.r.i. MMMNH with the HUamer Ihlhi at C010.n1>... from L0nr1..,, .lan. I, rlne Ist Fel. The Duke and Duchess of Cunniiiight. I'rmress PutiK-ia of Connangbt. and »uiU'. Miss IHHimsj. Mrs. Rnbw««l, Mr. D. T. Lewis. Mr. nn.l Mrs. H. Lemon. Mr. F
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    VBSSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
    208 5 M»ml«. C. r .lv" .lan U, Barlow AmskTrliim Ma ports. K. liillrm 11. tlue I 2. Daendel- Penang and Ciikulla. l.,ti>,nitj on Keb I, HollSleHil FieniHiille ports. Charm, on Feb. I, Jiimsten.l. Hongkong. Kttmmuf on Keb 5, Uoustuail Trieste in i»nts, niint. on Fib i». KautfLherg
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    110 5 From EcHorit —By the P. ,v O. i. FMM, iiu Feb. 1. From China— By the N. D. L. /Vim. fUinri.h due on Feb. 1.-': Deo Jan ,!au Jm .Inn .Im .Im. Jau Hiuk» n M II 17 l| M ■2* 31 ipore V B. I. M.
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1419 5 Under this heading cue following abbreviations are uscJ str. steamer; »h. nhip bq; —barque sob. schooner; Yet. Yacht: Cm. -Cruiser. G'bt.— Gunboat Tor. Torpedo H.p.— Horse-power; Brit. British U.B.— (lulled States Kch. French Uer Herman I'nt. Dutch; Ilal. Ilkliau Span.— Spanish Sar. '>:nimk; O.c. General iiri,'..; d.p.
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    CLEARANCES.
    67 5 January 30 Sulnoe Rickmers, Brit str, Bandj«rmaaaio Babalan, Dut str, P Soeaoe I niliuni, Brit Btr, Moulmein Christiania, tier str, Rangoon 81 Nubia, Ger Btr, New York via portH Ban Hin Ouan, Brit atr, Poutianak Edendale, Brit atr, Samarang via |> >ru Oalypfio, Brit str, Penang and Deli Mniacca,
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    463 5 Tht> following ia the weekly report of .Messrs Latham and Company, Sbarebrokers of Singapore There- lias boon an advancing tendency in all ill.- principal Stocks during the week. In Mining, St>iondahii and Tekkas have been most in evidence, and i-.msider.il.lo business ha* been done in .hem, kit
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    VESSELS AT TANJONO PAGAN AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    83 5 Wharves at which Vessel* artBerthed To-day. TANJONO r»O«B Eaxt Wharf Bahin: llnng Mob. Eaht Wharf Sf.ct. I— Teonta. Sect. 1 (Hhkfrk Wharf) Me Clellau. Suction No. Cvrim, Peutakota. 3— n«ncl«urb. 4— Nil. 6 Speelraau. 6^Charon. 7-NM. B— KII.K-, Koiidia, HilUlUuU. 9-Nil. JiituiNEs Whakk
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    103 5 For Ptr Steamer Time Touobrow. Langkat Ptlayo 10 a.m. T. Alison via ports Poh Ann 1 p.m. Muar and Malacca .Sri Mu.ir 2 p.m. Teluk Atiwiu via porta Sappho 3 p.m. Sainarang, S'bava, etc. .S' Bamljcr 4 p.m. Muntok and Palembang <>' ij. ileyrr 4 p.m. Sourabaya, P.
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    Steamer Movements.
    71 5 P.<*o. The Outward Mail steamer IMhi l«t( Penang at 7 p.m. ytmterJay, and may he expected to arrive here at 6 a.m. tomorrow. Ol'Tlß 111, Tbe Imperial Uerman mail steamer Prinz Heinricb haviug left Hongkong at noon od tha 80tb idiUiil, may be expected to arrive hera ,n
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      636 5 Ships and Steamers. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO..LTD. 'I'm steameisof tins Company maintain a regulur s.rvice between Calcutta, Straits and I Hongkong, taking rargo 011 through Hills of Lading for I Hilton. Snul-.w, Amoy, Shanghai, <hef.«i, Tientsin. N.-«chwang. Yangtsze Ports, j Formosa. Japan, (he Philippines. ,vc, ,Vc. HMHMM on id. Calcutta,
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      653 5 c. p. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THF. NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO FIROPE 171 CHINA, JAPAN, CANADA and the I'NITKD STATF.K. Route from Hougkoitg, 1 i.i Shanghai. Nagasaki, {Inland Sea of Japau). Kobe. Yokohxma. Victoriii and Vancouver, R.M.S. -Kui-mss 01 Im.h 1 I'w n. screw slea R.M.S.
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      306 5 APCAR LINE STEAMERS Tin. undermentioned maii steamer* of th? above [.me maintain a regular service between Calcutta aiul Japan, calling at Penatig, Magi pore, Hongkong and Shanghai m ruutr "fleet Tout <iiiiiiian<liT m.k. "Japan- 6.300 I. O. o—l s.s. "(ißrnoHl Arctii" 1.800 S. H. IhM U. "Ahhvtoox Akab" J.fiOO A
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      33 5 When You Have a Bad Cold. You want a remedy that will give you prompt relief. Get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It always cures and cures quickly. For sale by all dispensaries and dealers.
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      29 5 WEATHER TELEdRAM. HongKonK, Jauuary, 31. lO a.m. Barometer 30.21 Direction of Wiod calm. Force of Win! 0 Max. Temp id Shade 60 Mumla, Jan. 31 761 calm 0 M
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    DEATHS
    144 6 BKLMS.— OB Junuary IS, at t, Miatfhnng K «d, sliangluii. Bmity Godding BelWa. m her r.lht birthday. Wmi.\. i —On .Isnu.uv 11. at No. :127, Avt'iiue I'iiiil Hriiiml, Slimigliai. Willinni Si ur Wallace, agid "-M ye^rH. Owuix. On Jiuiuarv lti. af.'tf, llak.ll Read, Hhaaghai. David OeMkha Oate Tide surveyor
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31.
    481 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, JANUARY 31. The re|iort. lor which the London (ilobe li* responsible, will surprise nobody. Sir Alexander Swcttunhaui's resignation has lnx'U accepted, and thus the official MM of a much- valued and highly -respected public servant is prematurely ended. In July, IU7O. Sir Krank
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    340 6 A inuntli or two BJM, vve- hid occasion to lifer to the really admirable way iv which Mr. K. 1.. Brockiuati hail |M.rformcd the duties of Colonial Secretary here, during aperiodof some fifteen mouths, while he waa acting for the Hon. K. G. IVnuy and Captain the H.ni Arthur H.
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    385 6 it is an accepted fact that leaves, in addition to their nfag the chief Iwanty of a tree, materially assist in contributing to its siisit'iiaucr. for growth and life. He. therefore, who rubs lire of its leaves. ri»!»s it not only of its ability to adorn a gunlt'ii or a
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    18 6 The Strait* Times will be published as übual tomorrow i Friday). Subscribcrb .<huaM .-ml 'Ainlut nboul four oclixk.
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    10 6 The Sin-it* Hmdfti «as |„il,l,s hell this i morn in;;.
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    9 6 Tin Queen of Hanover lium bcipicatlKil tl.Vi.iNKi to charities.
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    12 6 The Jamaica (virtliqimkc was t. ■<<>-< I 1 h\ llic seismograph in Manila.
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    13 6 .Mr. ll.ililanc lias foriuallv iiotituil Ink ilis sent to the Channel Tunnel Mill.
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    17 6 Tomorrow the Savings Hunk and tin Mom -y Onkr Itraiich of Hit- Post Office will li> clom.l.
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    22 6 France is building six new battle snips. She does not have MM faith in the I'imcc Conference at the 1 1 i
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    24 6 The chief MMM to be laid liefoie the Mouse of Commons in the forthcoming session will Ih the Taxation of Land Values I .ill
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    25 6 It is aiiuounei'd at Washington that all effort will be MMM to dig the Panama Cimal with iio other labor than that of southern ■MM,
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    25 6 The s|h vial dinner at Mm Adelphi Hotel last night, when tin baud of the German uiau-of-war w\ re iv aMendancc. vvas a great success.
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    21 6 This inoruing a horse drawing a dogcart bolted along Serangoon Koad. Xo one was injured. The turnout belonged to a Chinaman.
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    24 6 One hundred ami -i\'.(li>i haths veta registi red at Singa|>ore during the vveel, ending on January 2H. The ratio |K-r tl s mil waaU.l7.
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    29 6 Dow v to January '20. the sum of VJ. .'>*>; had been subscribed iv Honukoug for the children of Mr. .1. It. Cmik. who was murder d at KoW'llH)!! Docks.
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    26 6 A Porl Arthur tcli yraiu NMJfta thai a shock ofearlhi|uake. lasting tor two ininuUs, was eS|Ri ielleld there at 'Jt.-Vi a.m. oil I'ues. day. loth instant.
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    25 6 An OttawadospaUh states that Sir Wilfred Uaurier. in rcplv m a deputatiou. xuil the ehargi s of immorality against Hindis in British Columbia an uiiloilndrd.
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    37 6 The Rival Packet Navigaliou Coioiuiy > steamer Van der l.ijn vvhicii lately stuck fast on a net' oIT the Celebes coasl. has Ixen towed oil. It look four steamers to Mo a her. She is apparently not damaged.
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    41 6 Captain ChristofTcl has met with some success in the pursuit of l.a Siurang. a noted Celebes MMjl chief. Ills troopers patrolled the couutry from the 17th to the -'nth instant, and killed seventeen ot the enemy without suttcriiiy any loss themselves.
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    52 6 < Inr of the censors- at Peking lately advised the Kiuperor to forbid all the mandarins 1., smoke cigarettes and to play dominos dv ring ortice hours. The KaMMW liked Hie idea, and MjeMMd that a prohibition ti that eflect should l»- put in forre shortly at I'ek ing aud
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    49 6 The ISurc.au of l| ular Affairs ol the War Department at Washington has awarded thf issue of IMHI/OH I per cent, bonds fora continuance ol slower and water works constructiou in Manila. Most of the Imm went to William A. Iteail and Co.. bankers of New York, at MO..VT7.
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    44 6 Some leading official* and private residents iv Formosa have decided to establish a Museum at Tai|>eh. at an estimated cost of 300,1MK» yen. in commemoration of the distinguished services rendered by the late General Kodama and Baron Goto, iv establishing order in the island.
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    46 6 "Just a convivial party, pleaded defendant idrunkennesM at Marylebone. "At eleven o'clock, of "course. I was sober, but at twelve, of course. I was .Irunk." Mr. I'lowden: "And at half past twelve, of courw. you were incapable and next morning, of course, you are fined "is."
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    59 6 Nagasaki wires that iv view ot the sueeesslul result of last year, the Mitsu Bishi Dock. Kobe, has decided to open a shipping yard besides the existing dry dock, and MM customers in China and Saigon. Iv contrast to the sole agency obtained by thu Mitsubishi of Parson's Kuglish turbines,
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    76 6 Kaddists in the Dutch I'arliameut have been making a stir about the large consump. tion of opium pills among the tin -mining coolies iv Bauka. The Minister for the Colonies admitted that the pills were not those used as antidotes against the. drug. But, he pointed out, the miners wero
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    66 6 It is i. polled that the Governor ol ladi vostock I'risou has absconded with 1 .000 roubles of the official funds. It is stated that this sum includes L.'iUO rouble. belonging to prisoners at Vladivostock. The (iovuruor is believed to have fled to .Japan, and his flight is said Iv
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    65 6 I' liable t.. pa; a dnidend 1,,, ill. -j com) hulf uf l«MJti. the < >wka Shovn kaiaha the second largest shipping eourern iv Japan, explains that this unsatisfactory state of affairs is chiefly due to the competition following the release of a large amount ef tonnage from transport work.
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    77 6 We iiinlcrsUud llmt the Matil.U I lnspiial,at the Heak.Hongkims.will U> funnally opened a few days iiencc.savs thr "S.C nioiiiinv I'ost" of January 24. The erection of this a-ylam and the pn.vi-.iim for uidln.il ami nursing staff waM provided for by the will of tin late Mr. Granville Sharp. Although tin
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    Social and Personal.
    611 6 I.an.ii mmi il)' C.ilt/. i.l the lii ll— Up ion Hi IVkinji. i< .ilKmt t,. return tv Kurojic, Tin w.-Htniirivui dim I'aity mrt mt MM MMTI at Kllilla I.lllli)i:ll mi t'nr Hill Sir Mattiuw Nathan -iv.M .1 ).iil>l:. «i Iconic on his retan t,i HoMßhaag from a
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    Cyclist and Ricksha.
    80 6 Mr. 11. I' Kingdom was eveliiig MMIX High Street yosterday lfH(*aoa when a ricksha coolie dashed into him. and ai Ui d his bicycli The coolie was a:r d and this morning he was charged in lon Mr. Coluian, the Third Magistrate, for pulling I ricksha iv
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    German Engineer Drowned.
    130 6 A telegram was received in llougkout; OH January 19 stating that Mr. i'.olte, tlir < hip! Kngiuei rof tin V |l 1.. aeMBMt Uactie« while in a boat in tin «,nrf (onvi \in^ hnr in Lonneetioi] with wtra^u apentivns at < ap« VanAi i where thr t
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    Generous Gift to a Japanese Manager.
    111 6 A hall ycmlv RBBenJ MaatMg nt the haiieyiiluclii Spinning ('oin|Miiv was held in T.iki .Inuuary \1 ami uuaniiiiousl iippruv cil the payiut-nt of a dividend at the rate of 2<t |xr i int.. and blm iigiciil to a pro|H)sal to MMI Mr. Miito. the
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      177 6 CALDBECK MACGREGOR CO., Wine Spirit Merchants, llnv»> just received a fresh shipment of HEREFORDSHIRE CIDER. THE CAR THAT LASTS IS THE ARROL-JOHNSTON The Following GUARANTEE is Given: If hmv part levceuliui; Tyres, Bhatri* I'ittiiifjs) M found latk) Ihrou.v'h hul work miinshi,, or naMrW, WITHIN OSK YKAI: of Ma <ar Ih-i.i«
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      202 6 Wilson &Go. Photographic Artists. Portiaits of the Highest Artistic and Technical Bxedlenee. WILSON Co. G. R LAMBERT AND COMPANY. The only establishment in the Trnpica wliare COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHY I executed. Old and New Specimens On view ill our bVMM] MMI Window. H. Tb. Jensen, si<m-<gtr. dill— 11. On January '.'v,
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    FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
    96 7 TERRIBLE SUFFERING. Passionate Appeal for Help in England. ftEum'i Tki.kgram*.] London. January 11. M. Shislikiiif. Member or the /.em-tvo U< lief Vs-OL-iation. has .il rived iv Kn^l.uid alb i vi-, I to the fainiucslriclc n parts of Soiitli-Ka-uiu Rll—la Hi I h»-. wiitti I a letter ta
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    THE GERMAN COLLIERY EXPLOSION.
    57 7 1 RkuTM'i Ti.i.kcbams.] Loud. hi. Jauu.il> HI. (HlieialdiK nl--liit. that then were only N.l mini i- ai work at St. Jnlianii at the tltn. „1 Mi.i \p|.«-ii>n. Seventy -cvi n hiKlies IMVI Lie. i l-ec.n en .1. Tin f.|!*e ol Hie others U h..prli-. a- lire
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    SECRETARIAL CHANGES.
    47 7 I RBtms'i Teuhbaim.] London. Jannai v Ml. It i- -tated i.lliciallv that M. Waller lli.niuuan. M i., PailiaiiH ut:i v Sccretiii y of tin L'K-hI <;.iveniiueut Itoaid. H.i- Im-cii appointed Si. rotary to thn Tw aaMry. and that I>: Ma. -iianiara will ii|i|;it Mr. Kuucimaii.
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    UNIONIST DISSENSION.
    39 7 I HKiTr.it s TrUKHUM.] !...nd,.,i. Jaii.iaiy HI. The MvjM Mob. Walter. H. L-m- M. P.. -pialint; at M. I'ancra- MHQMMtud the hold■n- .i nmihl taU usfcti ii.-r t.. itli- Urn ■I: i ion- anioiig th. I 'nioilist-.
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    IDLE MONEY WELL UTILISED.
    47 7 |IHi: Ost\si atisi mi. Li.ovn Tf.i.kgkam.] licrlin. January Bft <l, .nation ol ten tboliwnd mat k- he < <lue.ition puipo-- >hicli had hitherto licen Kin:; idle at Hi rliu. ha- bom utiliswd hv tin Kaiser lor tin licnelil of IL< lieriiuin Marine Both' In-iimtiou.
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    INTERNATIONAL MESSAGES.
    73 7 jllic I t-T vm v i i-i in. l.l.'ivit TaUHUIL] It. liili. .l(iliu:iiv 111 Tin Iv ii-.'. mi ii.mi. "I the (iiiinan nation, ha- th.iuk'-d l'.-.-~i. 1.-iu K.illii re- fur his nic-.s.iye vi i- >nd.ili lie n ya' din;.; liiel.it.il miniug i \pliisi'>u at KaArbfucknH, Ti'legrainx il condolence
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    NAVAL APPOINTMENT.
    24 7 |l)i.i: Or.T.M<i.\TiM hk Lloyd Tki.eoram.] I'm i lin. J.iuiiiirv Ml \dnnral VatwiyMf. hen beea eaaaiatei llr.id of Hi. fTllilei Naval Ueueial Sull.
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    NATIVE RISING IN JAVA.
    65 7 [On QatAMATMcn Luna Thi.roram.] r>ertin. JamiHl'v M Disturbance* Imvc broken out among the Uiitiv.- in the |>iovincc ef Kit'iri. in J;iva. The riving is of no importance. These particulars are rather belated and nut quite accurate Our special wire from Java |Mihli-hid yr-U r.ljy -tated that
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    DEATH OF FORMER M.P.
    112 7 i Rbltkh's Tklkobam.] London, January U. The c l, mlli of Sir Michael Foster. K. C. It.. forUHStiy M. I., far London liiivirsity Ullli'llllccd Horn at Huntint;r|i.n in iKlii. Sir Michael I -;u-ii.'.l c n -ury.on the.c from I^6o to l«i'.*. in, l .it»< rwaril- heeMM
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    BANKPUPTCY COURT.
    118 7 iLt Uuikruplij list h&i resauieu ljiiu«i .limeUßioiiM. the work of t tie Court today Ixii'.U much ie^s than it has been lor some week* past. Owing to the approacliin.; abaaaw "i both Mim lor week iii IVn.ing. it will probably 1m- Reventl w«*ks hefnm thr lint in agaia
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    THE PHILIPPINES TYPHOON.
    803 7 Moonlit Scene of Terrible Destruction. I I nloi maliou lroin civil and military sources lends to -how tlu.t the storm which struck the island ot 1,. \t< on Jauuarv 10 was an eve -ptionally de-tnii-liv,. ,ne. ft api>ears to li;n. hern I It im.i, .it Tacloban than
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    Disease in Bangkok.
    92 7 There were some six cases of bubouic •lagae in Baarinh last week, and one yester day iv the HaugraU district, reports the Itangkoli Times" of the J2ud iust. Sporadic eases of cholera are now not uncommon in any part of the town. The river water has of
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    Alleged Insurance Fraud.
    75 7 A c«HV i-- now lieing heard licfore ihr (alcutt;! Hi^h Court. deserilMil as a gigantiiconspiracy Ui defraud the New York Insiirnet Company. I'.ilicie- were taken out for i;t>'>.(KKl. and. ■BWUdlag to the -lateiiu-nl of Counsel, tin- .Iniui.uitv iii, wi.-nt to the Campbell Mcdicnl HoapHlil .-in I obtnineil.
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    Death of a Siamese Officer.
    110 7 Wo regret to announce tho death of Mr. Tlionm- Frederic Toft. M.1.E.E., F.S.A.. of l>uknain|x>li. which occurred in the Nursing Home, itaHMhwk. yesterday, says the Kangkok Times of tlie Mad hist. The deceased wlio came to Uangkok in lso.'i was in his .'loth year. For
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    THE ROYAL VISIT.
    187 7 INOFFICIAL RECEPTION IN PENANG. Drive to Gardens. PARTY INSPECT THE CHITTV TEMPLE. iFi:om Oin Own Cokiiksi'onm-a i i Petiang. .In nuary :sn. Ml p.m. The Itoyal party arrive! at Peuiiug this afternoon hv the Peninsular and Oriental mail -teainei I >. 1 1 i They lan led
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    SINGAPORE PROGRAMME.
    276 7 The following, iv brief, is the prod'Hiiiinc foi to nionow B a. in P. aud <>. iHJhi arrives. '.'•Ml: School children assemble on Old <iaol Site. 'I III: Scholar- procession alony Orchard Hoad to <.o\ eminent House. '.l-l.">: (iuard of Honour forms at Johnston I'ier. 11l Xoyal J'artv
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    MANDAI QUARRY COMPANY.
    377 7 An Abortive Sale and Its Result. Mr. Kinersoii ;i]i|«are(l before Mr. Justice Fisher in the matter of Loveridge v. Drage stating that, in compliance with the order of the Court, the property of the partnership was pat up tor auction, but the auction was abortive, there being
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    19 7 The Council of Ministers at Paris ha» approved of au agreement eDt< rid into for completing the Yunnan railway.
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    JAMAICA INCIDENT.
    182 7 Governor's Resignation Accepted. I Reuter's Telegrams.] I.kiiilijii. -laonai y ML Die l<oudou <>lol>e" announces that the resignation of Sir J. A. Swcttenhaui. the < lovernor of JaiuaicA, has been accepted by the Colonial Office. A in. i-tiiiy of mercantile anil professional interests Ht Kingston has forwarded a resolution
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    FRENCH CHURCH QUESTION.
    115 7 Bishops Submit to Amended Law. Hkitkti's Telegram.] London. Junuary HI. The dcclaratiou of the French Kishops. which has haM approved by His Holiness the Po)>c. agrees to submit to tin amended Separation Law of 1907. provided the Hierurchy is recognised and contract- concluded with the Communal Authorities.
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    DUMA ELECTIONS.
    72 7 An Allegation of Doctoring Voting Returns. I Rkutkii's Tm. i.e. hams I London. January M, The Minna Kle«:tion returns, as issued omcially iv St. Peter-burg, indicate that the Conservative- a.ml Moderates will be returned by a sweeping majority. Hevolutionaries declare that the returns have been doctored in order
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    MILLION FOR THE POOR.
    60 7 Bequests by Mr. William Whiteley. I Rkuter'b Telegrams.] London. January ML It is announced that Mr. William Whiteley. who was murdered a few days ago. has left. by his will, a million sterling for the bnilding of Aluishouscs aud Homes for the deserving poor. There were
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    The Late Mr. Nugent Walsh.
    413 7 It i- with very (great regret that we liu\'I iu\ to record the sudden death of Mr. Xugeu Walsh, which took place at the European Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, at 7 a.m. this morning, says the Malay Mail of January 2H. Mr. Walsh was in the
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    SHIPPING CASUALTIES.
    529 7 Two Steamers a Total Loss at Cape Varella. Capt. Krebs. superintendent of the Nord deutscher Lloyd Company, arrived at Hongkong ou January -•">. from Cape Varella by the steamer Machew. The Norddeutscher L'ovd steamer Wong Koi and the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co.'s tug, Kobert Cooke. are still
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    CHINESE RAILWAYS.
    424 7 Contributors Withholding Money in China. Kxchauges from the north briug news of Chinese railways and the attitude of the native-born Chinese towards some of the schemes now before the public. The followiug paiagraph from the N. C. Daily News I Shanghai) shows tha» the Straits Chinese are not
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    Prize Distribution.
    126 7 At iL* fi«->bsitriau CtiurcU. yeeteeiag aitcinouu, the scholars attending tii. Sunday School met to receive prizes for good attendance and diligence throughout the past year. Parents of the children and friends were also present. Key. J. A. Gray presided and presented the prizes, which consisted of handsome books,
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    Chinas Troubles.
    612 7 MISSIONARIES ASK PROTECTION FROM REVOLUTIONARIES. Official Inquisitors for Singapore. It isa well-known fact that Straits Chinese have long favoured reform in China. They have financial support to various schemes calculated to improve the condition of that country aud it may be admitted that proposals for an improved ]M>litical
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    ALLEGED FRAUD.
    259 7 Conclusion of Bankruptcy Appeal Case. Itetorc Mr. .lustier Fisher exlcrttay, th« appeal of Towkayu Sim Y< i.'my and Yeu Bron Tiaug afiaiu-.l tbtir conviction and sentence to twu yoars" imprisonment each by a Bench Owrt. (-(insisting of Magistrate! drcin «ml folinan, wr« chh ludi d it hautij; been
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      Notes in General.
      67 8 l.i.n-. Mi i ...miii. :i MMMM American pugilist, i- i. |».n, .1 |o he .mil. i d.-t. nti.m :i.i lunatic, tic vsus u> have I.ni>>lil .i mat. li with t irlietl junior soon Tin' -iiitii, ji i i«-1 Lincoln mil leave Joteatuß** Her Im th. BwtMMiaa, t'lub
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      Association Football.
      34 8 llniigkonK Shield. Tin ant -hi. 1.1 tn .it Hon|(koaa ranaitad in a win (or Cmpauv. .\tiddlese\ Uegi mint, who d.f.nle I A I '..inp-iny after H •raw, hv i aaa t... i.
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      Cricket.
      53 8 111.- Hougkoatl l'oli.e h.i.l tiie Cricket League table with 19 point* tn nine HMM plll\e.l. I'luyui- loi -N 10-/ at Hongkong the other day, T. K. I'.-.u. ..-d I*l out ol lmi runs. Cl.iMirc vv:.s appli-1. iind A to" M \>enl in to hit. and ..|.-d l«7 MMM tliev
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      The Turf.
      128 8 His Eminence. Lord Howard d. WaUaa'a MM y. arsold. His I'.inin. lie. is a gtemi tip nt New umrket loi the l.incolusliire Hni.di.-ap or tin City and Siiburbnn. vvlii.h.-v.i ol tin tWO MUM he limy "go for." Ilis Kuiiiu her ran well iv the (.'ninbridg. shir, for nearly
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    SUPREME COURT.
    486 8 The Custom of Native Merchants. 11.. suit of Alma Moliamcd Salleh V. Kiiviini .Moliaiiii-il Ismail, for a balance of 11,700.81 alleged tv In- dm- 011 a|wage account which had be< 11 running for nenrlv four vearit. was concluded h.-f ,tv .Mr. Justice l-'isln r y. -r.-nl.iv afternoon. Mr.
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    RIOT ON THE RIVER.
    141 8 Another Battle Between Hokiens and Tetchtws. K;irlv tliisiuorniug 11 right MMntd <mi tin Sing«|Hin- rivet between a numbi-r of Hokien mid Teochew coolies, and, but for the prompt iinivul of the marine polio) aadaC iMfWOtOt ffctolcx. a serious disturbance miylit have occurred. At hlkhil ti.l.'i .1
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    42 8 Tin- wvao Chinamen picked up uv the trausjioit Sicilla nn.l landed at Colombo were Mat back to Peiiang by the I*. uuJ O. Nteanier Devanha. The Company charged oulv Bopan 44 per bead, vtheieas the usuiil deck passage costs Rupees 1 13.
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      Subordinate Civil Service.
      368 8 To the Kditor of the Straits Tiiuea. RhpfM, January 22, IW)7. Sir. In your issue of the iKth instniit. in the sports column. I noticed with great pleasiut that th" iMMMMsI Civil Service Association has at lust been uliie to form a football team, and last Tlnirs.la\
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    Christian Singapore.
    335 8 To the K.ditor of the Straits Times. Singajxire, January "29, l'.tOT. Sir, lu.|iiirer knows little of news-[iii|K-r iii-iii. igemeni if he thinks that the averagir editor paMBBBM a free hand to write what he DMMMB, or that he would think it ariai M express all his private opinions
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    A Correction.
    167 8 To the Kilitor of the Straits Times." Singapore, lanuary Sir. -May 1 ask you to besn good as to correct .1 misstatenoi-ut in your |ut|ier of yesterday t In your report ri-gHidiug my ap|H-aring bafore Mr. Miclicll in answer to a summons for driving a motor car without
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    Canada and Japan.
    46 8 Tlii; Ottawa House of Commons has passed the Bill ratifying the trade convention between Canada and Japan. Sir Wilfrid Laurier. iv a speech, reminded the Columbian members that Japan must be treated as a civilized untiou ami as an ally of Great Itritnin.
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    Chinese Revolutionaries.
    100 8 ll is n-jxirUil that tin- Tin one in in great ■In .1.1 of an organised rising of the revolutioniui. siu Mm Vangts/e provinceb. I rgent intttructions have beeu sent to tin- Viceroy of Yunnan ami Kweichow tn keep a strict w:it.-h tor revolutionaries. > Viceroy Chang CM Tuug
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    Amir's Visit To India.
    1258 8 BRILLIANT CEREMONIAL IN AGRA. Investiture by the Viceroy. l>uriug his stay in India tin Amir hail i busy time, us man\ brilliant AmmMmm MM n 1,1 iv Ills honour. On jMMMff) Hi. there was a state visit U Kuril Mint... tin Viceroy of India, at A^ra.
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    660 8 llv Licit. -Cm.. K. O. Biu.ahhi.k. OmmmmmMi t, V. C, MaMMM, AmmmJ /■'*'<■ s. v. i Fa tract from OoCMMMMtOaaMM I No. TH Order by If. K. the Governor, under the Yoluu ti'.-r Ordinance Ihmk. Indcr Section 10 of the Volunteer Ordinance lss«. I|. K. the
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    OUR NEIGHBOURS.
    363 8 Port Trusl Question. In Netherlands In.liii. the (invi-i umeiit managis ihc- harbours a state of tilings which runs count, r to the interests of trade and shipping. The public works, marine. and Tn usury departments all want to have j their say when harbour impioveinent <|iics- i tions
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      25 8 Letters for Advertisers. Letters are now lying at this < Mice for tl .<■ following advertisers 1). K. I C. S. 1 France 1 F. H. 3
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      262 8 John Little Co., L td SINGAPORE. ANDREW USHER CO. S CELEBRATED BOTOL HITAM WHISKY. Bottled by us in Singapore. Its popularity increases as a result of its being known on the Market for Years as A SOUND WHISKY AT A MODERATE PRICE. AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. J'eb. 4- -At
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      440 8 THE FRENCH CINEMOTOGRAPH. 1(7/ UOAI*. TO-NIGHT'! TO-NIGHT!! IN HONOUR OF THE ROYAL VISIT. We haaa s|h-. -ihllv -.electi.l BNakt, comic, tracic. and historic pi.tc.rt-. tn M -how 11 iv or.ler t-.~iit.stv nir MMMM i If v.'il VM.nt t..eliiov ;i real I v ;>l.nsaut FVMMsJb tli.-;i|M' i., :l \l-11.-lliil jll.lt;.- for
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      129 8 OAY BY DAY. Thursday, January 31. Hißh Water. 1125 a.m. I'eiiHiin Kaces. Second Day. S. V. A. aud Maxim Co. Squad Ac, Drill. 9. Friday, February 1. High Water. 0-31 a.m. 0-1 p.m. I. O. outward mail dvi. 0. Duke of C.iiiii.iiu4ht'* arrival. Public Holiday. Banks close. Saturday February 2.
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      MINING.
      355 9 format- Capital Subscribed I of ,I.", I ue Paid ion Shares Wlne ,nP Reserve OHapaaj Qcotatiosh i i 1903 i $800,000 fctOO.ooo < 80,000 10 $10 1900 $175,000 1140,000 3,:,,"^,,, '10i 10 1901 1600.000 $600,000 wfiOO lIS' lo 1903 £400,000 £330,000 350,000 1' £1 1901 i 1300,000 1293,600 I
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      RUBBER.
      298 9 1903 190". 1904 1905 1903 1906 1904 £150.000 £104.937.10 j f/ J MMM wt.400 I J3J •jo •10 ■.>,;■"•> mnivie.l £30 000 £11 125 f 7loo 1.10.000 £11.125 ***** i i 7/9 70(1.000 1610.000 70,000 10 I 10 £70.000 £70,000 70,090 1 1 9130,000 t) 25,000 ''""l2?500* »10 910
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      GENERAL.
      205 9 1891 £-5.377.10.0 £4,648.15.0 7.638 12/6 12/6 "14.11.9 Bells Asbestos En-tern A>;enc\ Ltd 1898 $225,000 $22. r >,ooo 4,-00 »50 f5O 112.500 Fra»tr Neave. Ltd. 10,000.000 a) IH6-5 110,000,000 110,000,000 xO.OOO $12.5 1125 9.500.<X10 Hongkon« ami Shan-Lai Bank 250.0006 $7.00 18.V00 7C0.C0 19(il 52.400.003 $2,400,000 i 'f'SJS »100 »100 40.000
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      DEBENTURES.
      39 9 Howarth Krskine, Ltd. 6% »600,000 3% prem. Rilev Har«re»ves. Ltd. 0% 225,000 :<%irem. Singapore Municipal «°i 400.0 0 2tt% prem 5% l,«7fJ,OC(i ->"., prem. 4«o WM."Mi 2%disnoiiiiiml Taniong Pagar Pock Co.. Ltd. 6<V. iW.WK) 2A% prem .VJ, 1.030,000 par.
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      PRODUCE.
      93 9 ieaabier eajenfl T.ihi do iCubc X.i. I; aaniekad 10..».'» ■«'opr» Kali ll.m ilo I' .iiiti.m 10.4 '> l'epp-r. Black H.iki do White V 14,78 Sai;o Flour Sarawak .'LO"! do Brunei No. 1 2.9:t (\:arl 5.40 Coffee Bali, Ifl 19.00 Ooflaa. PaleiubauK, '20 v, hani« li.si) <"offoe, Libcrian Ho. 1
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      EXCHANGE.
      122 9 On l.on-lnn llauk 4in s tfi Demand 2/4 I'livulo dvi;« 2/"> 'Io ru/s 2/4 Ji 17a (hrwmms flank HfH 2.40 Privat.' :i vi 2.46. <lo m/s :un'. (Ta trmmi Raah AJS 2.9.">" Private :i <v :i.(Ki '1" f> ni/s U. 04 On India— Bank T.T. 178! Private :«M ml
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    LIFEBOAT CREW'S STRIKE.
    517 9 Walmer Men Justified at an Inquiry. For some mouths the Waluni lifeboat j crew had been on strike, and on Decem- ber 31. circumstances of their dispute with the National Lifeboat Association wen investigated bjr Lord George Hamilton, with Captain Blake, of Trinity Mouse. M nautical a*x»'>*oi\
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      130 9 J. d'A. PEREIRA. HoKTlcri/ITKIST AND FLORIST. Culiaianf nn.l Fipiatai at Or.hi.X Diatom*. and Gold Medal from mt lato Kiug«f Dminßrk. By Six-cial Appointment to His Majesty the King of Siam., 11 H. the Sultan of Johore, and H. H. thr Sultan of Lin^a. Fresh Cut Flowers on hand, daily; Orchid
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      91 9 MONEY TO LEND. From *2,000 to SaO.IKW on maaapan Pi- l«rtv. J. HOW \i:n. 'uluatnr, AsstsMir nnil Real I>t«u- /»>:eiit. 123 Jl The Mansmu. l^jaamjJnMeyjMafcjjFißSTCLASS^av i 4035 THE DERBY HORSE FEED. One of the greatest appetizer- and muscle producing foods of the present day. consisting of mixture of sugar, maize,
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      34 9 SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING. Mrs Howell Cnvaaagt Bridge Buildings Tel. 911. opposite Post Office). 75 SHIPBUILDERS. ENGINEERS. 0 VESSELS HZ Built up to 200 Feet Lang RILEY HARGREAVES Co., Ltd. ,ORV, 0 RV& P a"J uTTo^Fry'SSiQ
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      509 9 Bouton Rouge &"Felucca f IHKSE CiaaraMM are Maiuifacturi'.l \S I aud Packed at Oiro. Egypt, with ex- Gil treme caro. so as U> retain the freslin.-..* i of their e\.juisite ar.mia, an.l ensurt M, their reaching ihe coiisuiner in f* V absolutely perfect ondition. A No bitter Egyptian Cigarette than
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    FEMININE NOTES.
    1121 10 To C'lun BbMsWWH QriLT«. Eidantmra quilts nay ba cleaned at home l.v wasting n a lather of boiled soap Do not rub the quilt, vat* U with the hands and squeeze out carefully. Shake it out and place IB the an' Ifl di>. "1 I WMTBI room, constantly
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY.
    222 10 Move Against Re-nomination of Mr. Roosevelt. Mr. Taft, the Secretary of War, who is regarded as a probable successor of President Roosevelt in 1908, has made a formal statement regarding his aspirations for the office. He said I am not seeking the Presidential nomination, and I have no
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    Acting His Crime O'er Again.
    195 10 There is an instance on record of a man brutally murdering his wife, and, ■011 his case being discharged, representing the BMNN scone upon the public stage. It occurred some years ago in Italy. The man's name was Olivo, and in a fit of ungovernable
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    GERMAN COLONISTS.
    325 10 i Complain of Officials' Interference. Der Tnernier," a monthly review published at Stuttgart, gives some striking examples of colonial assess. >i ism that is, of the results of trying la govern new colonies with young assessor-, youth* traiued in the school of Berlin officialism. Tin >-c show why
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    YELLOW PERIL OF BRITAIN.
    1051 10 The Sinister Menace of John Chinaman. Had Kitchener boon born a China man there would ba aa Km; of Knir land, no German Emperor, no Czar cf Russia. Those heroes of the travt Iliag showman, the crowned heads of Ku ro|>e. would be things af the
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      73 10 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Croup. I A reliable medicine and one Lliat should always be kept in the home for immediate I use in Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It I will prevent the attack if gfiven as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears. There is
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      555 10 Hongkong fi" Shanghai Banking Corporation. paid-up Capital tio.ooo.oot RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve tl0,000,000) Q( Silver Reserve 110,250,000 2 °.-'K>,OOO R;serve Liability of Proprietors •10,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. A. Haupt, Esq. Chairman. G. H. Medhurst, Esq. Deputy Chairman. E. Goetz. Esq. A. J. Raymond, Esq. Hon. Mr. W.J. Greseon K. Shewan,
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      536 10 Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, i Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £t*oo,ooo Reserve Fuud £975,000 BANKERS. Bank ot England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City A Midland Bank, LU*. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent,
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      428 10 AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDQES. The property of twelve pawnshops <>n Saturday. Kebrn.iry 2. 1907. at 10 a.m. On Tuesday, February j. l!»07. at 10 a.m. On Thursday, rVbruary 7, 1907, a: Khi.m. The pledges con>>ii>tiiii; of wat<*iien, chains, gclii ami diamond rings, earriunx, brooches. Chinese and Native ornament* with
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      1556 11 Municipality of Singapore. Issue of $1,600,000 four and a half per cent. Debenture Stock, 1907. 1 The ManicipaJ Commiiaiaacn "f iha T«wn of Singapore, faring ia aananaaaa af tha BW*Waa( ."liUine,! ill tlio Muiii.ipH! Oldl nance, lM«<i. decided, with the Hsnctinn n' the (Jmeni.T in Council, in rreHtcaitd w<uc 'JtlH'iitur,'
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      677 11 8. The Muateißal Soor«l»ry at Singapore is »ppointe<l t<> be the Registrar under the termi of Bection »S of the Mnnicipal Ordinance. 9. Every instruuieut of transfer must be left with the Registrar for registration a companied by the Cartiflcatc of Uie Stm'k to l>e transferred, and such other evidence
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