The Straits Times, 16 February 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.208 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1907. PRICK 10 CENTS.
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      202 1 HOTEL DE L'EUROPE. SIXOAPORB. -.-.l v.,!li ill,- lat,-: M darn AppHanee. tot omforl wd BmHli. I M\ TV (< [HIN£. SELECT WINES. Do Dion Bouton Cars. LATEST TESTIMONIAL. Mkssi.s. C. DUPIRK >V CO., Sittgmpnrr, Jmmmmr) ■>'), 1907. Agents of (tie !>i. Dlos ISoiihn Cahs. Present. Dkah Sms, I bare much
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      388 1 Robinson and Company, SOLE AGENTS FOB THE "GRAMOPHONE AND TYPEWRITER, LTO., LONDON. tO in. Zonophone Records. ONE DOLLAR EACH. Can be used on the Gramophone. /^^|y!»\ The Leading Artistes of the World SING op PLJIY "T[]e (Sramop!7one I m *tiw^*%} Genuine Gramophone needies dtt Tijr r .1 -Jjsti&&B>- always Bear
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      24 1 (hotel j DE L'EUROPE. -IN". AI'OIJK. 1 Hi., late* I M m AppliaMM I i J i oral tad ll.»lil.. mi rriKixE. SELCCT WINES.
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    A REMARKABLE RACE OF ISLAND CANNIBALS.
    1059 2 Described by Sir .iverard Im Thurn A picCwo <>f Mai iMaaurkaUs ra<«. ■f whom racy little is known in thia MMaHfJ -till- f— jfcall of the New Ho brides, from wluun tin- Kanakas air lirawn i n l>\ Mr K\erarl lm Tlmrn. IliuM CoasatiaaioawT
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      500 2 Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1026. S«-ii stocks of all kinds of Frozen Meats, ttc. can l>e delivered to Shipping at the NVharves, or in (he smgppore Roads, on short notice. If Tha wed Daily Supplies are required, rdeni for same must be telephoned to the Borneo
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      370 2 IFCD*R PROTECTION IRON STEEL. IX TIIK TROPICS Siderqsthen Paint BnanV 'tfWns^H^av Resists the action of Salts, Acids, Steam. Extreme climatic influences, tropical sea water with its destroying organisms. Specially Suitable for Bridget, L'iers and all Structural Irouwork. '•Siderostln-n' is what its nurue implieH DEATH TO RUST No oxidation is pOawftle
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      238 2 McALISTER Sc Cc. The Remington Typewriter Famous all over the WORLD for SIMPLE and DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. EASY, RAPID ANII CONTINUOUS WORK. SOLE AOKSTS IMPOBTKKS: McALISTER Co., Ltd. Stflpaaan/, hualn l.uiiijiin. mnl l'<iniiia. ISMAIL &RAHEEM Manufacturing Jeweller*. Diamond MonnU>rs and dealers in precious stou. OEDSES EVEN OF TEDIOUS NATURE PKOMI'Tr.Y KXKCTTKI).
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    Princess of Wales's Stakes.
    414 3 Tlu- tinal I'm f: it has I, ecu declared for the Princess of Wales s s ikes of £6,000, which race will be run at Newmarket on Thursday, July I. There were. UIO entries wh;n this race lloaed n I < <ni ber, \'Mi'.i. and twe
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    Two Novels with the Same Plot.
    267 3 Mi Arthur Wallace records in the Oown the di.'-coviry of a curious literary coincidence, an instance of two novels with identically similar plot appearing almost simultaneously. Both volumes were iaMMd in the present season, and both depend f «>i their interest U|xm the siime
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    Britain's healthy Navy.
    86 3 The Report issued on the health of Ihe Royal Navy during 19(1") shows .hat the total fan* Ml 110,000. The invaliding ratio was J.i B.) ami death ratio 3 9. these ratios being the lowest recordid since 1850. In the Kast Indies the invaliding ratio was £4.75
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    CRICKET PRIVILEGES AND OBLIGATIONS.
    1143 3 Faymcnl of Amateurs in Test Matches. While it is always iinpUasanl to Ikivi to refer to an individual case in illiistra tion v,i a brand principle, the cm fusion, contradi; ion;, and trouble that have arisen out of wh.it ii known t.. rrirfceten a> the AnMtMMC
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      57 3 SOUND ADVICE. Never aegled a b;ul cold. You can not tell how it may result. A sitnpUhome remedy will often bring 1 relief and •should not be ignored, but there is noihini: so rriithla as Chamberlain's roii<;li Remedy. lt is well known for its quick cures of coughs and colds.
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      1575 3 WEIGHING THE BABY AFTER £§N ITS FIRST JKvT 1 BATH X/ \u[ WITH YV^/77 (iikh m^ip Physicians, Pharmacists, and Nurses endorse Cuticura Sonp because of its delicate, medicinal, emollient, sanative, and antiseptic properties derived from Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, united with the purest of cleansing ingredients and most refreshing
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    MOULDS AND RUBBER.
    755 4 Mr. Petch's Views. In t lie Jan. i iry ii u n'ii rofl he Mnga /mc nf the Agricultural >..ci.i\ Mr. T li i. the Ceylon Ooriernment Myrologiat, hat an -v- icle «it.i the above utl.v it contain! tabulated result- tnm .i number o( ccuntriea. We rjimte
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    852 4 \a»ir, f>ort, fnitUe tluti' I iiirical, anil mi an 1 ot Aqn&l. Steamkks. .\irln-. Sydney, Ifli. 21 Hou-t. ,i,i Alciuou«; Chmii. Peb 17: Man-ti. i I v .it.-M..i-. i.i\.-ri»«>i. Fab tl i Maaaiala Apm-ima, Australia. K.W. IS.uiHtead Arcadia. Colombo. MarM; I. O. Aii-tr:ilu-n, Saigon. Mar. II M. Marim
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      776 4 Ships and Steamers. P. O STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penanx. Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bills if Lading issued for Chtaa C ant, Persian Gulf, Continental, and Amen run P rts Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINE. OnfsMnl |i'.>r('Ai».il.
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      716 4 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under c. n tract uith the Xetberlands India GovrrumeDt. Agentn at Sinaapim :--Smi' A..i:xn. hir J. DjiM.MJ.it Co., M CaUXaaQUf. The undermentioned dates are only approximate From K'pected Will be des|«tehed for },ni.is,ii. Basjaan l'eb l."> r.m.iun. Sivralwya. Bau.ljer, Stageu, Kota l'.:ii ■■■>', Pasir. Lulik Pupau, Moeara
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      559 4 I HAMBURGAMERIKA LINIE. NAMBUnTO. Tbe steamers of this Company msioiain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Kottcrdam, and the Straits, China, and Jspan. Uomewardu, they are .Wpatcheil fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calliui; at Penang aud j Colombo. The arrivals of
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      769 4 N. D. L. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Oerman Mail Line 1 The fast and well kuown nmil aaaaaasm this Company sail fortnightly from Hrein<Mi Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp. SoTimmii ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (aoaaertina I Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, nnd vice nwaa) Por Said, Sue/, Aden, Colombo, Ponamj, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki,
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      123 4 Compagnie Des Messageries Maritimes De France. I'KLr.oiurHic AnnRK.-/. .">!:--. if m« Sinoaj-obk The mail steamers will laavi Singapore ..u or about the under mention'- 1 oHies OrTWARD. H KrWARb. If. Himtmt Feb ih > <.r Fob J-'i Mgsinim M»r 11 .1 Mar 'I Urra M»r I Alin- j; Sala.i' Apl
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      Passenger List.
      437 5 The lollowinjj pMaMgm an exported to arrive lure by MM lmpcritil (o-rman Mail stciiin. i Priuz l.iulw iy due liore on Friday tlio 22nd instant. Mr. C A.iU-Mfyii-r and finnilv, Mr. aud MrsFranz (iirlat-li, Lieut. Col. Kcnnaiid. Lady Kowcua I'rtUrson and maid. Mr. .1. II David warn, Mr.
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1265 5 Under this beading the following abbreviai tiona are used dr. steamer sb. ship bq; —barque sch. schooner Yet. Yacht Cm. —Cruiser O'bt. Gunboat Tor. Torpedo H.p.— Hone-power Brit. British U.S.— United States Feb..— Freuob Ocr —German Dut.— Dutch Ital.— ltalian Span.— Spanish Sar. Sarawak; G.e. General -zargo;
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      VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
      90 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day. TANJOKG PaO»R Eart WnABK Basin Me Clellan. East Wharf Skct. I— KiojunMaru.K.WilleniHl Sbct. 1 (Shkkkk Whahk):— Dort. Bectios No. V— Ayuthia, Carlyle. 3— Dunera. 4 (ilenlochy. S— Minilya. 6 Maruiiu. Teeukai, I'enami. 7— Bangkok. B— J.
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      Mail Steamer Movements.
      49 5 (iniiuN Mail. The Imperial Cerman mail steamer Gueineuau, having left Hongkong at noon on the 13th instant, may be expected to arrive hers on Suiiilav, the .7th insUi.t, at about 1 p.m. She will probably be despatched for Kurope on Monday, the loth instant at noon.
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      MAILS CLOSE
      123 5 For Per Steamer Time Monday. Saitfon C.ihnr 9 a.m. Fmnantlr via port* Minilya 10 a.m. Europe via ports ilneitrnau In a.m. Muar anil Malacca Jin Ho 1 p.m. Miiliuva and Lm^'i'i Kheii'i Seng 1 p.m. Kuantan. K'tan, I'atani Balmier 1 p.m. I'outianak Han Hin (iuun 1 p.m. rmuaiiuk
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE
      96 5 From Ecrope By the N. 1). O. s.s. I'nuz Lu.lwy. Am on X.-!>. -12. From Chinv— B> the N.D.L s.s. Cueisenau, due on Feb. 17. '.11l Feb HVb Keh in 14 17 21 2t 28 31 4 7 11 B. I. M. M. P. A O. N.
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      VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL
      132 5 Peuang and Calcutta, C". Apcar, on Fob. 19. Paterson Simou Hougkong, Kutmng, on Feb 18, Boustead Fremantle via ports, Minilya, on Feb. 18. Boustead. London via ports, .U-i.-..J-i/ii.i, ou March I*. P. O. Co. Dunediu via ports, Apurima, on April 8, Boustead Teluk Anson, via ports,
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      PLAYS THAT PAY.
      588 5 Hits and Failures of the Theatrical Season. The theatrical year recently closed has j been one of the worst within memory, I no; only for those financially concerned in the management of theatres, but also 1 1 for those interested in the drama a. an enter.ainment. Practically
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      The Good of Laughter.
      79 5 Oh, who can estimate the worth. Of sunny-eyed and dimpled mirth I How desolate would be the earth If it were not for laughter Of all the cures by man possessed. To cheer the heart, by grief oppressed, There's none hat a power, it is confessed.
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      95 5 A curious oatli was taken at the last sitting of the Pooling Court of Krijiu-HtM, wheu Mr. A. II Lomou Hat as Cotnmissionur. An Inlain reut«r of one of the Municipal markets claimed $60 from a Chinaman, alleged to be due for water supplied to him. Th« accused denied the
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      671 5 HOTEL VISITORS. KAHI.Ks HOTEL. lion I Mr- Will. 1 Mr I. H. Carr Col II II JofaMfcM Mrf. K. Vel«. Col C. Wrighl Mr Somerset l'la\n.Major H. K.-:.t Mr J. Di-mnson Major A Mrs l'.ir.l Mr Van Berg.-n Major .V Mr-* Onin.-,tou Mr F. .1. Pigotl Major. l. IU-nbow Mr
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      642 5 Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd tand \A MUTUAL STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. !ompanien' steamers are despatcbei erpool outwards for the Straits, Chioa n evnry woek, and from Japan home >r London, Amsterdam and Antwer] >rtnight and fc r Genoa, Marseilles an< I mouthly. One outward Bteamer I days extends to
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      121 5 NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIANA. FOR PENANG AND BOMBAY. The Italian s.s. CAPRI," 4,200 tons, Cap tain Belsito, having left Hongkong on the 12th instant, may be expected to arrive here on Monday, the IJ-th instant, she will sail for above ports on Saturday, the 23rd inst. For freight and passage apply
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      539 5 I C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO KIROPE 17.1 CHINA, JAPAN, CANADA aud the UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, Ha Shanghai, Nagasaki, 1 (Inland Sea of Japan). Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, R.M.B. "Euhrkss or Imua" J Twin-screw RteaR.M.S. Kmi-hks* or
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    DEATHS.
    46 6 < 1 .•►i.imi.— Al Trinidad, Minim, wife of Hui-li Clifford, CJLO. Don.. •Ou .)anu.ir\ 7, at Cairo. I. It. J>, H j,l. formerly of Singapore, aged 51. Pi. ki i:iv...- (Iu -laiiuarv 14, al Sm Kcrno, W. r.ekenng, '.M.0.. late I'mtert.irof Chim.«e Straits Settlements, ajjud Wi.
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16.
    514 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16. Some Colonial officials, wliu gtt a c.si.v., do not imtm the honour sonic deserve it. ami do in>t gat il MM «ct it and duserve to ».t it. Mr. W I'itkciiiif;. whose death from iuducuza at San Rrnjo on .lamiHiv II
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    1014 6 No one who reads the report af the Direetoi'ot Naval Orduauee, issued as a blue-book by the Admiralty, eau fail to be struck by the remarkable accuracy attained by our naval guuucrx. W« have 110 iloubt that were a similar report available with regard to theUritisli artillery it would be
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    16 6 Tht N. 1 1. L. steamer Itoou is briugiug out 1 .ut'.i (ierinau troops for Tsingtan.
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    13 6 lioleia is prevalent at Tutieoriu. where there were elcren deaths in two days.
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    16 6 A Ciylou I*l. deep yellow-brown stamji of 1«.".7 '.1 realised til at a London aiction sale.
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    16 6 The annual general meetiug of the iiiliiibeis of the Pciiang bar was held on Saturday morning.
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    21 6 The names ol Messrs. V. {i. Sari aud K. M. Wright are added to the commission of the peace for Singapore.
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    20 6 The importation el cattle and |rfa)l Irom the Colony iuto Belawan has been proliibited as from the I. 'ith instant.
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    19 6 Biuglais visited the residence ol Captaiu Macliityrc. the Penaug Harbour Master, on Saturday night and stole some silver ware.
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    19 6 At th<; Airieau Society Oinmriii London. Mr. Hayes Sadler nrp^l the neeensitT for teelmieal eilueatiun for Kant Afri.-nn uativet
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    22 6 Sir Henry Blake h»- pointed oat tint the whole pablic service uf i'eylon eauuot boast uf a solitary trained Ceylonese Aeeeun taut.
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    21 6 The .lamiary imports into Britain are ttOJUOJSOB, showing an in.rease of t"7.ll««.17."i: the exports are L":r».(i7<>.mr7. showing an increase of t-4.:W>.7!tti.
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    28 6 Many oil wells in Texas aud Louisiana. iv the vicinity of the Gulf of Mexico, have dried up. This is supposed to be the rcftult of an earthquake.
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    30 6 It in stated iv Truth that the Times Book Club has been able to get new Ixn.ks iv spite of the antagonism of the publisherbv 1 \j)loitiug the export trade.
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    29 6 Coloujbo uewspapers contaiu bitter couiplaints of the nuisance caused by tha stinkiu^ damaged cargo that is being disoharged from the Scydlitz. I'art of the damaged cargo cousisted of hide*.
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    31 6 The British I'abiiu t U reported to have had under discussion tin: ueccHsity tn assign a special class of service vessels to the uavy for the protection of out-lying Itiitisli interests.
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    43 6 Id reply to a deputation from tin. MM) (hay ujanayc.rs of l.iptou's. Limited, the direc toratc hare undtrtakun that if at the end of two months the uew bonus does not equal the ss. reduction, they will make it up to the managers.
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    37 6 H. M B, Lireaduoaaht reports that the maintained a speed of beventeea knot* in hur trial ram of over 3.0U0 uiilea from Gibral. tar, and could have steamed anothar thouaaud miles at tbe same apved witliout raooaliag.
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    43 6 (Ju Saturday ni-;lit a milway ji.iiut-iii.ui while employed at the Taijiiuy statiou yard was caught by a. waggon during shuutin^and ha<l lioth bonus of hix left leg badly crushed aud broken. nocrssitatiiiH amputation, bra, Fux and I'l'iirt att<"iiil< d Ui tin- iiiiiinliiiiaU Ilillll.
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    62 6 Tin- .«v-a Hot, 1..1 which mi Swftt»-nl.aiii was responsible, has not, the Perak Pioneer hears, proved a 9qcc«ss as the Governor's yac!it. By the sal** ot the Sen Belle to the F. M S. Govcrnnx.-nt. tinS<:a Mow is to Ix" n Ictfateil U> tho position of li^litliousc teiuloi audit ii
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    54 6 Bishop C. D. Fuss, v. 11., .it Aiuoric.v will pnuiuh at tlio. Coleinau .Street Methodist Epifceopal Church at 5 p.m. tomorrow. At, the same church, at 9 a.m., there will be a union service of Singapore Methodism, all the natives churehee uniting with th* English congregation. Rev. TV. T. Cherr/
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    Social and Personal.
    767 6 Allllllr.il N. bogaloVa s. iit.iui ia 11 y*n» •iiiitiin mi nl in a forti Mr. M. Sala, Director a| I'liblit Work* Ton^kali. is mi a visit to IVnan^. Little Tieh and \itiiin \UkmU Mm amoii'^ the Mu-ie Hall •triKers Uvi r two lakh- ol' 1 iii^ts wtii'
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      148 6 Qdldbeek ZMaegregor @0., WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Pir.nu'lit'> al LONDON. GLASGOW. SHANGHAI. HONGKONG. TIENTSIN. PENANG AND SINGAPORE. J. Travers Sons Ltd. 7 D'ALMEIDA STREET. SOLE AGENTS GENERAL ELECTRIC CO, LTD. ENGLAND. The Egyptian Government ABM So WELL Plißftlf lf WITH TIIK ARROL-JOHNSTON Car of which they became possessed mriy last year
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      216 6 lATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. P. H. HAGENBERG p. r .r. nn b. Kmmimf NVtt m WANTED. KMI'LOV.MtNT. Vo.in^ mm.l bbbbVUi Knglixlnnan wants •mptuytlMllt uu lliililht Katat. or Tin Mine. PublK Sclhk.l Traiatag ami i;.wk| n for. ii.-.-». Apply A. W. i ""StraitH Tinn-s HANS VALOIS. PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE OFFICIAL ROYAL CONNAUGHT GROUP
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    COLONIAL CONFERENCE.
    319 7 OUTLINE Ol SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION Increased Contributions for Imperial Defence. I Rmvm'i Tkleguam J I .■mi ln i. February Ib. In the Ikmac uf Commons, on Monday, Mr. J. W. Hi IU. tlic Conservative M.iV for I'.n h;t 111 City, "ill move practically un ■M'u-ihl Opp.isitli.il amendment, to
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    OBITUARY.
    300 7 Death of a Distingushed Admiral. UIVTI.IIS Ti.r KRRAM* I London. February Iti. UcarAdniiral William I >es Venn* Iliuiiiltuii in <l< aH I'.y the ill .all <il l.'i hi Admiral William |Im Vioun Hamilton tin- I'.ritish \.u\ lo>e> a ■IwUtpikhnl aAamritli4l yearn' wrviocki In- i-M. lit. Ili cmUtihl tin- Nttvv
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    AUSTRALIA'S ALIEN LABOUR.
    43 7 Italians to Oust Kanakas. [Rsura f Telegham I London, February 16. Mr. Alfred I'eakio the Prime Minister 01 tlie Cummmiwealtii. bat authorised the in ,>..r*atii>n oiii' tli<>ii>itu,l Italians into Nnrth < < >iiifiislan>l. U> IC|4m)U K.uiiiK.i l;i buuren in thr sii^ar riclik.
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    OPIUM DUTIES.
    57 7 China Increases the Duty on Native Product. [Kt.UTKK n TnUMMUM.] U.11d1.11, l'rblu..l I All ilvlUi) dULMi] in LUc Jlu.l»e of C'ollimm- that CLiua bad in«r«at«d the duty on nativi njiinm »o US TaeU. whioli !•> higher limn tlie dntvon irapoilrcl >piuni Hi- Mnjohty'n Uoyernment ix i-imxuk-riui! i uri
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    36 7 flic aircagthti chiueas owMrratsMi is strikingly shown by the Court at Pckiug giving orders recently th.it foreign lan gaagtt I DOOM I not be taught 'U Uu r<-h-..-.l ■ai Kiaurau. the native town of Contucius. I
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    THE ROYAL VISIT.
    575 7 Preparations for Reception at Rangoon. I'm gMMIa invited to meet Their itoyal IliglinnwH the DuU ami Dmkmm of tonNMgM ami I'riocess Patricia at Government llou-e mi Friday night were Sir \V. Hyn.l iiimii Jones ami l.mly Hyndinan .Imics. }ion. Mi. .1. tt. Anthonis/.. Hon. Mr. W. J.
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    Ceylon Deputations to British Ministers.
    85 7 London. February U. A li illation on all the proposed railways has 1* en dceid.xl on. Further actioti will be taken on hearing tin- result of the Kandy annual meeting. It is 'impossible to arrange fur a joint deputation on the tea duty. It is
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    Mr. Winston Churchill on the Colonial Office.
    106 7 Mr. Wiu.siou Churchill, speaking at Leeds ou the ".tli instant, said that, in view ef the absence of warships from Kingston, he hoped the (iovcrutnciit would institute a squadron Ul fulfil patrol dutie*. 'vhich were necessary for the efficient and dignified administration of
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    Work of Parliament.
    149 7 According to < White I'ajn r just ibsued the House of Commons sat on lAS days during the Session of 1006. of which tbreo were i;]\ui up to the election ot Speaker and twciitj'-fivr to the Iju-iiir- of supply, (iovcrruieiit business had precedence at 140 of Urn
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    85 7 New uml rev bed regulations regarding cab Inns in l.oii'lna have been issued by the UMI Urluv. by which *he taximeter is authorised bill is uut made compulsory. A fare ot fid. per mile or for Vi uiiuutcs' driving I it. to be leviable for cabs- carrying the taxi- meter,
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    SCIENCE AND RELIGION.
    155 7 Sir Alexander R. Simpson at the Presbyterian Church. The ProKrcwi of Scicuce ;iu<l Religion was tin: subject uf all interesting lecture, given by Sir Alexander K. Simpson, M.l>., Dean of Kdinhmgh I'niverMty. at the Presbyterian Church last evening. "The lecturer, having been introduced. 'iy the Rev. J.
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    THAW MURDER TRIAL.
    81 7 l<ondeu. February H. Mast pathrtic scenes took place at the Thaw trial, yestcrdav. The prisoner's a ite, iv giving evidence, told a terrible story of her betrayal by Stanford White. The prisoner, his wife, and nearly all the Court wept. The erideaee ha» changed th« a«pi ct
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    NEW HOUSE OF LORDS.
    61 7 London. February 7. The Daily Telegraph understands that Lord Newton is drafting a Kill reconstituting the House of Lords in a manner which it is believed will commaud general agreeII M Ul. It provides a nucleus <>f ex Ministers with liuglisii rcprehcut.it.ivc Peers elected similar t.i
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    ANOTHER RUBBER COMPANY.
    80 7 Londou. February ti, The subscription lists of the luambari Para Ittibber F.stutcs. Limited, open to-morrow (Wednesday). The Company has a capital of AMQI/MiL The <lirectors are Mr. Keith Arbuthnot, Mr. Charles L»m paid, aud two others. It acquires the right to work MJOH acres of iublx.'r forests
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    Narrow Escape of Royal Engineer Officer.
    119 7 The Allahabad correspondent of the Madias Mail st;iU>s that au outrage was attempted on Captain Lubbock, U.K.. K.\eeutive Kngiueer in charge of the I^oi-Shil-Mas I Sail way. ou the 21th ultimo. Captain Liihhock. a turopean subordinate, and three or four natives, were returning by
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    Malay Rubber and Ceylon Exports.
    170 7 Mr. It. \V. Harrison writes from Klang. Selangor. as follows to the Times of Ccvlon 1 1 would be interesting to know if rubber sent from the Malay States for s.-.le in Colombo is included iv the statement of Ceylon exports, as shown in the
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    "Charley's Aunt."
    76 7 A most successful termination to their short btay in Singapore waa given at tbe Teutonic Club, last evening, when the Bandmuuu Company staged the ever-popular Charley's Aunt." The cast was excellent in every respect, and a capital performance resulted. The members of the company left for Hongkoug this
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    Death of a Dimbula Planter
    145 7 Sli.l.M. Sayrtt, whose death at Kandj lrom pneumonia is reported in a telegram, was (.says the Times of Ceylon") one of the moat popular Dimbnln planter*, and the news of bis death will come as a great shock to his maay friends, as it din
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    Official Surprise.
    435 7 ILIEUTENANT.GOVERNORSHIP OF CEYLON. Mr. Hugh Clifford Appointed. We .ire authorised to state isays the Ceylon Observer "> that Mr. Hugh Charles Clifford. C.M.0., Colonial Secretary of Trinidad and Tobago, has been appointed Colonial Secretary of Ceylon and not Mr. Kranciv H May. C.M.G.. m preTioiisly stated. Tlic rumour
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    THE ARBUTHNOT FAILURE.
    65 7 The Executive Couimittee of the Arbuthnot Failure Relief Fund has draw v up a general scheme of relief and intends to ask H. K. the iovernor of Madras to call a meeting of the teneral Ccmmittce, after his n turn to that town, to consider the scheme.
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    Distribution of the Fleet.
    53 7 In a worldwide Kmpire such as ours it is neither jxmible nor necessary, says the "Westminster Gazette to have a warship at every point, and it in idle to think that tho risk of such calamities as earthquakes ought to Ih allowed to alter dispositions mrtdi
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    Notable P. and 0. Commander.
    121 7 Mr. Albert I>. Armitage, h'.N.R., who has l«.t been appointed to toe intermediate mail and passenger steamer Isis, bar not been ■low in obtaining bit promotion, as be it ■till very little over forty' This it bit firtt oommand in tbe P. aad 6. Company,
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    Twelve Actions fur Libel.
    126 7 Incite •il.a'iiLe .iilibli-. lul Libel tfclS iDdtituWd tLw other da.j by iU»*ii. I.cwh and LjewU. at tUe instant* »f the Progrssaive members of the Lundoa County Council Highway! Committee, against the Standard newspaper, and writs were ssrved en tin- defendants' -oli< itur*. Mr. Rufus Isaacs K.
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    THE JAMAICA INCIDENT
    921 7 Sir Alexander Swettenham's Caustic Letter. A Kiug-jtou telegram state- that the trie tiou between the Governor ul Jamaica and H»-ar Admiral Davis began on the arrival of tin squadrou, when the former objoeted tv tin- tiring of a salute in his honour "v the ground that the
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    51 7 In a statouieut addressed by thu Lords of the Admiralty to Lord Charles Hurchford, my lords say that tb< v have l» <m most favourably impressed by their infection of tb> Meditejrraneaa Fleet and the dockyard at Malta, and warmly congratulate the I im mander in-Chief and all under his
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    CHANNELFLEET.
    56 7 Admiralty's Reply to Lord Charles Beresford. [Dtll OsTASIATISCHK LloYli TeLEORAM Berlin, February IS, The British Admiralty declares that t,luChannel FltK-t is xtrongrr now than it was uuder th« comiiimd.l ft Admiral Sir. A. K Wil>on. Tliid ir, es|KH.-ially no for niaiDt'urring pin po»e», iv conjunction with tho Home Flcrt
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    BERNHARDT, PROFESSEURE
    41 7 [DEH OSTASIATISCHE LLOYD itUMUM.I Iterlin, February IS, Madauie Sarah Uernhardt. the fatuous actress, has been appointed to a Professorship in the Musical Academy at Paris. This step has been taken preparatory to decorating her with the Legion of Honour.
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    ITALIAN POET ILL.
    37 7 [DEI) OSTASIATIBCHK LIOVD TeI.EGHAM.J Berlin, February If. Signor Carducci. the Italian po<'t. i^ seriously ill. Carducci s pooms are mi such unconrentional lines that until lately ha dropped out of favour in lu'gh society.
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    INDEPENDENT COLONY.
    53 7 Newfoundland Objects to Imperial Arrangement. r Reuteh's Tklegramo] London, February I<>. Tlie Newfuundlaud Assembly has adopt.-.! an Address to l,srd Klgin. Secretary .1 State for the Colonies, proUstm.; in tho stroDfjest terms agaiust the modus viv endi arrived by the lni|>erial <iovcruuient with the fnitrd States, and ul>jretiiif{
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    ABYSSINIAN RAILWAY.
    35 7 [Kkuter's Tkllgram] liomlnn. Kcbruary I'i. At lI it iM-t.iin i ill the I' iciicli (invrrnmt lit. the dim-tors of tlia AbyHMinwii ItailwHy liavc ayri-fil to Hliamlon 1 1 Id |K-r vent transit duty.
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    BATTLESHIP COLLISION.
    26 7 [Rectkk's Tklkgram.] London. February Ml The repairs to H.M. battleship Common wealth, which has hcou in collision with H.M.S. Albeniarle. will occupy some months.
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    THE WHITELEY MURDERER.
    195 7 Bigamist, Blackmailer and Embezzler. London. January ttt liayn. i was operated tipou in tin hospital for the self. indicted wound on his forehead. He is now ivcuvuiiuj. From what can be gathered about his life it appears that Itaynt r is MM of .iy. and was born
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    30 7 It is reported by the New York World that Colon. T fllake. who nns tin of the Irish Hiigiule oa the lU-r side *in th<South AftiaM war. has eotnwittt -uiei.lr
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    50 7 iv vii Halaaw, m r. *.j a-u.i iu»t man; battleship* and trui»»r* had. duuuv 10U0, beaa Id collision, and how many had groaaded ur otherwise been injured, tbe Secretary of tbe Admiralty replied that it did not appear to bo in the public interest that such information -liquid be supplied
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    63 7 Invited to sxpret* au ooiniun as to .susday obserrance, the Lord Mayor said that while he did not think people ought to play outdoor games to the annoyance of tbvir btrictcr neighbours, he could sec, no barn: wbat<a*r iv playing billiards at borne wbicjv »her to:i come to thick of
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      32 7 JUST ARRIVED ONE VERTICAL CONCERT GRAND PIAKJ 3 PEDALS ONE TRIUMPHOLA PIANOLA WITH TWENTY RECORDS hy XI. F. R ac Hals a Company, Hambiik.. On tin, at H SCHAEFER &Co Solr nts.
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      104 8 The Calcutta Turf Club lias forwarded Rupees 7.07.1 to Lidy Mintos Nursing Fund, the amount received at the entrance gates to the race enclosure on January ML We note that Lieut. Colonel H. N. Duinble ton, R. F... is a passenger by the P. and (I. i-ti
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      Golf.
      23 8 Keppel (ii.if Club. Tin- hVbmai.v .Monthly Medal will bu piaye.! (or to <lu v unil t« morrow, tlie Kith and 17th iust.
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      Swimming.
      47 8 The steam launch AM will leave .lohustou's Placfcf the Club Itungalow 011 Sunday next at 9. 10, 11. MS, Mtt, and will returnat 9.H0. MM, 12.1.1. :< and Ip. m. The 220 yards Handicap Ran will be swum soon after tho arrival of the 10 o'clock launch.
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      Billiards.
      136 8 The Kecord Nursery Break. UmMI whs made in these columns lasl evening to the remarkable nntiuished hank of 4. r )H, niiiilt' by Lovnjoy against Harverson. I'pon M-stiiiiin^ the day aftev lip increased tins to t)O3. Ovcrui^lit ho iua<li' tU cannonH without appreciably altorin^ tho pOHition of the balls,
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      Lawn Tennis.
      157 8 k'nta Tennis Championship. Ki'frrriin; to the iccent match l»in Mr. l>ennyn and Mr. Tromenhere for the tennis c-hanipionship of Kmt.i. tlu> Pernk Pioneer" Hays Mr. Tremeehere is k imhii of ;iU»ut 1H Htone, nud wonderfully ayil« for a mat of tli.u weight, tic- has woo over a do/.en
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      S.C.C.LT. Handicaps.
      807 8 A. DoOHLKS. Trcadgold and Salzmann ami Gaunt aud l.iutnii owe 1,0.3. Mill's and Hanbury aud Oreeu and Or. Nicholas owe 15.2. Cleaver and I'irkiiis owe 15.1, Kent aud Wells owe 4, i 'apt Sunliorntiyli aud I.t. Harvey. Savage and Wiutield and Mayson and Murray owe 1, Kveritt aud
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      Association Football.
      313 8 League Record*. Advices received by the latent mail papers to hand show that in the southern League Fiilham heads the tabl? with :tl points, hay iug played 28 matcbeH, o( which 11 wore won and lost, Portsmouth follows poiut behiiiii, tliuir record being 21 matches played. II won
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    TIN-MINING SHARES.
    332 8 London Reports a Favourable Market. Although Mm shares of tlio leading tin producing companies stand at the prettcnt time generally lower than they did in the early part of hint year, when Straits tin ran up from £168 to over .£215 per ton, the market for these IMMMm
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    CLAIM FOR WAGES.
    177 8 Proprietor of Mercantile Printing Works Sued. Mr. David A rulanandaru I'illay brought an action in the Supreme Court vesfcrd.iv against Messrs. M. S. E. Anuiillm Co. to recovi-r S2(Vt.2O, balance of wages an accountant and. later, accountant manager, of the Mercantilo l>rinting Works. There was a controversy
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    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.
    424 8 The following is the Eighty-third report of the Court of Directors to the ordinary halfyearly general meeting of shareholders to be held at the City Hall, Hongkong, on Saturday, February 16, at noon Gentlemen. The Directors have now to submit to you a General Statement
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    PIONEERS OF EMPIRE.
    315 8 Hidden in the depthx of the jungle, or out on the opeu swan). Pioneers, planters, exploiters, nor faim uor fortune assured. We of the frontier legion -we of the gay vanguard Laugh out our lives for England, good fortuned or evil starred. We sow the seed of
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    NEWSPAPER FINANCIAL ADVICE.
    91 8 M.A.P." Ordered to Pay £1,400. London, January 25. 0. Arthur Pearson, Litd.. the proprietors of M.A.P.,'' (formerly owned and conducted by Mr. T. P. O'Connor, M. P.I, have been ordered by the law courts to pay a mini of X1. 400. which was 1..-t through the city
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    CHURCH SERVICES.
    459 8 (Sunday, February 17 EIHST SIXIiAY IX LkXT. St. Anukkw'h Cathedral. 7 a.m. Matins and Litany. 7-45 a.m. Holy Communion (Choral). H-1.1 a.m. Holy Communion (Plain). 3-40 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Class. yMt |> in Evensong and Sermon. Bt. Matthew's, Ski-ov Links. —11 -1.1 «.m. Foo Chow Service.
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      87 8 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. Feb. 20-At Sale room, wreck of Dut.-h s* ReiinieiHZ," at 2-30 p.m. 22 At 6-4 Oxley Road, household fnrni tnre Ac, at Mi p in. -II -At -VI Heach Road, household fllrni lure ,vc, at 1-30 p. m. At Biarritz," Cringe On.ye Road, valuable teak
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      502 8 A PRETTY MATRON OWES HEALTH TO PE-RU-NA. £00<><><>C<>00©<>00<>000<><>r><X><>00<><>0^^ 2 MRS. ANNA N. KAIGER, Hoi Suffered Severely F-<m Pelvic Catarrh Cannot Prats* Peruma i Too Highly— RcaJ Ntr Letter. 6<XKK)<>00<K><>0<M><XXH><)(HX><XX)0<>OC<K*0000<><>0<>0<><>^ MRS. ANNA N. KAlsiK, Two Reports Her Cure. Klvers, Wis., WM a fufT.nT fr..:.i| .\.i.r continuing the treatment m pelvic eaLarrh
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      127 8 WANTED. CI.KRK. ■Chinese Clerk for aMfffcsJ aud general office work, kp/ij to INTKRNAI IONAI.K CREDIET AND HANDKLK\ KItK.KNHIINO. ROTTERDAM. 327 1, d'Almei.la Street. NOTICE. IIAMIKOh m POMTsV The departure of the aA CkakraMkHsJi is dafcnai nil Hoaday, ikr l«h ImssmM *i 3 |„m. FOR SALE. A pair of very BMBBBBSM
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      144 8 DAY BY DAY. Saturd.-iv February 16. High Water, u47 p.m S. V. C. Ceremonial Parade. Reception at Govt. Houko. Chinese Proceimion. Sunday, February 17. High Water. 1 :tl a.m. 141 p.m. Quadragenima. l»t Buuday in Lent. Gorman homeward mail due. Swimming Club. k >M yardn. Monthly medal. Handicap. Duke of
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      PRODUCE.
      93 9 tiamiiinr I him is 7.J0 do (Cuba N<>. 1 impi kn.1 IOJW Conn Bail IUM do IVntianik 10 I', pper, lil.uk l.nviis |s.s;< <lo Wliiu- f 86JM Sayo Klotir Snraw;i); &BM do Brunei So. 1 US Fcarl Sa-i<> ■'>• 1 CoffeoBali, lfi'. I'.HKI CaBm, Membuff. SO b«wi«< iJ.."m J
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      KXCHANUR.
      138 9 On fjfliwfiHi fl«afc 4 hi •< A IMiian.) I Piiiata 6 in < 'i 0 do Bm/n S/4J) C'K li-rmnxij li:mk :l I 2.<M l'ri\;LU' :t in H i.-lf. do •"> tufa -I-'. On n»..- lJuuk d/d LM 1'riviti- in s BjOi ■!■> >' in s &M On I
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    lAMOUS CRICKETER TAKES TO BOWLS.
    465 9 clem. 11,11 fcuu taken to bowk" (Adelaide sporting item). Tin wive... mcd tin ilmailful newt, Praia Wai! to Wallam.. All through the l.uid a nunnnnr ran It really can t be UM. Wli.it dtm. who used to bat So well And stir our innmal soals,
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      MINING.
      377 9 Date of jrmation lCiW 1900 1301 1901 1907 1901 1906 1 90. 1 lici; 11I0B 1906 i'.iil 1905 MM 1904 ;>'N :<joo 1906 ***** IM im 190.5 Number T u Cap.tal Subscribed of ue P ld Hbare» Wlue U P MMN $300,000 I 80,000 I 10 t 10 J.T.l.OOO
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      RUBBER.
      318 9 IMS ISM l'j'ii UN 1903 !flO6 MM «->Oll.fMO i-:»i.(KiO NMN £70.000 i > I -.'.000 f\M 9H7 10 46 500 X £104.93.. 10 gg^^j, i 12/a *a- inn S MOO 10 I 10 »8,,400 8800 1O »,5mi unlwn«l £11 12S f 700 1 1 £H125 J 11,000 1 I
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      GENERAL.
      211 9 1«94 \K9X 1MT> £--..:<77. 10.(1 £4,648.15.0 »22->.OO0 $22.5,000 *10,non,noo MO.OOO.OOO 7,6S» 12/6 12/6 814.11.9 Bells Asbestos Kastcrn Afiency, Ltd 4,500 50 50 112,500 Fraser A Neave, Ltd. I0.000.000o) 80,000 912.5 J123 9,500,iN)0 Hon«knni; iin.l Slianislisi Bank 250.000(> ..i »7.00 13.-i.0O 900.00 1301 1H90 190' 1890 1903 MM ism 1890
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      DEBENTURES.
      46 9 Howarth Krskine, Ltd. 6% WOO. (XV i 3% prem Kiley Harp-eaves, Ltd. 6% 225. 000 1 rem Singapore Municipal 6% 400,0 0 20% prem 5% 1..*78.000 2% prem. 4% i;n-j.'»'ii -i',,!,, iK.ininal Taujonj; I'agar Dock Co., Lul. 6% 230,< 00 2*% prem s<¥, 1.050.0H0 par.
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    Wiiat Premiums Are.
    190 9 Uoarinsj motion for leave to issue a| writ, of aUachmen. against five directors, of Ml MMnaan corporation for alleged! dkobedimee of an order of the Court! restraining the oorporataoa from collect-' ing I lie premium* of another assurance, company, which had brought an action,' m.w pending, agains;
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    Warning to Men About to Marry.
    111 9 Just now the members of a certain club aro relieving the tedium of Sunday which is spent in Rechabite gloom by relating the story of one nf \heir nunij ber who recently took unto himself a j wife. Their honeymoon was a 1 fortnight
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    62 9 The Marylebone Police-court is I» inu provided with ten new cells for the exclusive use of laily j-uesU. The ct-lls aie to havr rounded corners, glazed wall*. fireproof floors, radiator* of the latest pattern, and a number of other improvements. The enterprise of the authorities deserve* to be rewarded, and
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    Paris and London Hells.
    142 9 1 lie adventurous lad Memml C'lc- ■MNM raid on the gambling hell-, an iiihiriuiiu-e from the OrlcuuM in<~ narcliy, which have honey com l>e<l Paris dariag the best pun of three generations, recalls an analogous nchievenient in Lond.ui by Sir im'it Petl'l Government of 1844. In
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    87 9 A Itanicil jiuly.' llu- iia < ill<-<l ii|h>ii to ilmm whin a (in mi. mi is iiii: h premium. Aprmronllv llw an»*t i- when it j is pai.i.' Tin- Court smm to •m c mekmUm IMU pn iiiiiims jrr tin- p< ri*i i:< -.i! sinus it. t|iiiieil t.> Im- paiil
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    Our Rubber Output By 1922!
    76 9 Planter.' writing tram the Ci>lonil» Club 1,. Scictur Siftinu's „f tlie Of ultimo, makes llm UmM 9tat< ni'>it> It j- estimated t hat within tin ii-x tmnm yen- the exports of rulti vatcd liidi.i-i uIJh i from Ceylon .iml ih. Podantod MaUv Mtatei will nmek
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    Great Britain's Wealth.
    142 9 A very iateratwg |i.ip,r wa- road tli. other wmk l>v Mr. W. J. Hams befoi. the Rnya! BtatHtied S.virty and M: Hum wtOMtM (Jic.it Britain's tola realisable wealth at nine- housand mi! liuub sterling, or t' "J 7 Mr <api.a if ibin'buted. So tha. U the State
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      60 9 RHEUMATIC PAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED. I The excruciating pains characteristic of rheumatism and .sciatica are quickly relieved by applying Chamberlain's i'ani ii;.hn. The great pain relieving power of the liniment has been the surprise and delight of thousands of sufferers, "he quick relief from pain which it affords is alone worth
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      150 9 Where are you going to spend your Holidays Why, at the Recreation Hotel SERANGOON ROAD, Because it is under new management and the Price List has been revised and greatly reduced. Come and satisfy yourself. G. A. FERNANDEZ, Proprietor. Allison Pianos Jjist Unpacked 2 NEW TROPICAL MODELS. BUILT SPECIALLY TO
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    A BIBLE CRITIC.
    616 10 Rev. R. J. Campbell's Extraordinary Remarks. There is mating acwnnißfldatioiii <r somo -.'><" I people in the City Temple, and when Mr R.J. Campbell rose \o deliver his lemon at noon on the lith ultimo he [am! a lWggfi»M that filled the building to its ut m<
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    Sectarian Animosity.
    136 10 In thc!<e days, when sectarian animosities are keen, it is pleasant to find a touch of conscience leavening the lump of denom national bitterness. Thestory was told by a keen man of the world, whoso business takes him into remote places. Last trip." he said. I met an
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    MONTE CARLO FROM WITHIN,
    1992 10  -  Mrs. C N. Williamson. Ai.i. Kk.hts HrsKKVKri. IAI'THOK Of THK CAK m DrXTISV," ,Vi .1. Many causes combine to make Monte Carlo tlic most extraordinary place in the world. I;.s climate is delightful: its situation one of magical beauty ithistory wanders back through" the Middle AfM
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      67 10 SPRAINS. A sprain may be cured very quickly by applying C'l'ianiliprlain s Pain Balm to tM iiijimnl parts every hour, and ruUiin;,' mmafjl at each applicalion. If the nil)l)ing causes too much pain, .ipply the Pain Balm without rubbing. It should be applied as scon as possible after the injury
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      559 10 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. tiongkung Shanghai Banking Corporation. paid-up capital ti0.000.000 RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve 110,000,0001 «.v, noo Silver Reserve »)0,230,000j I 20 250 000 Raerve Liability of Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. A. 1 1 an i it. Esq. Chairman. G. H. Medhurst, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. E. Goet». Esq. A.
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      621 10 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £800,000 Reserve Fund £975,000 BANKERS. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. The London City A Midland Bank, hk>. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, psr
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      541 10 FORTHCOMING SALES. Wednesday February 20 Wrick of the Dutch xtoamer Ucijnier 2.30 p in. Saturday, February B>— Furniture S:«k-. VI Beach Road. I Saturday, February '23— Furniture Sale, Omn^.' Grove ltoad, J. L. Van Hotiteu. 1.-.|. Snt'ir.lay, March 2— At Malacca, tsUiU- >>f Kent; Liat (<!«-. m«. .li, House Property.
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    A SMALL EARTHQUAKE!
    310 11 Are Earthquakes Caused by ExtraTerrestrial Influences? A- .in earthquake," Prnfr— it MUm reported to have said, referriag to tho Kingston disaster, it is a very small mm" This Hcionti£c opinion sounds •itranyv win n one think- of the j;reat detraction of life and properly reported! .md ih.iv
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    GOLF-BALL FIGURES.
    300 11 Amazing Statistics of an English Industry. Mr. Henry Leach gives, in Fry's Mai.My.iiic. «wut mnrMßg Mali>tics rolatins; to a via is gc>lf in the United Kintjdi'iii It has been reckoned that .it Me height of the summer golfing MMM, when the player* are busy everywhere, not irss than
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    51 11 Timk lalll on Fort Canniu^ an I Mnuut VabM <lr»p daily at 1 p.m., Singapore elaodurd time i'.irrfs|><iiiiliii)j to 6 a. m. Groeowicb aMaatfaaex 1 In- lime-Klin M hre<l nt I'- 1 o'clock nnon, mdi CKliiifi Siii»;bl)ou- «U!iili»rd time, on every day rxoapting Sumlm. whvu it i» tire»l ai one
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    THE FUTURE OF RUBBER.
    378 11 Supply Outgrowing Demand. It is a little aararimg that, baviag regard to 1 1 1 rapid growth <f l*M cycle and motor industries, with thoir rubber requirements, tin- imports of rubber last. rear ware a triie leaa Mm in 1905— 21.2C9 tons as against °1.7(Ml ton,
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    BETTING ON THIS YEAR'S DERBY.
    401 11 BETTING ON THIS YEAR 'S DERBY. Chances of the Favourites. Thor km betn .1 iit:lc Mmkte^kmmkm Mttiag on the Derby, but the prm-. offered by the Ix.okmakei are ridirul<;u>.y mitt, anil .in> certainly m.i calculated to stimulate speculation, says 'Truth." It MM inconceivable tha any one suffered la <»n at
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