The Straits Times, 21 February 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. \O. 22.272 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      311 1 HOTEL 3 DE I EUROPE. SINGAPORE. •ii the la* I .nif.lt 1111.l Il.Vuh. |i\INTV CUISINE. SELECT WINES. v De Dion Bouton Cars* I LATEST TESTIMONIAL. Mkssks. C. DUPIBE k Co.. S»Wi/«#v, .i.nwonj •><.!. i;it>;. Agents of the I>e Dios Bonos Cash, l'r<st'iit. Drab huts, I have mnefa plc—mt' in certifying
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      213 1 HOTEL OE L EUROPE. MXO vi'oci: Tut.-.l with i!ir lataal M...1.1N \|.|,h:.. Coamton md HcaJth. i> \i.\ i I isi\.;. SELECT WINES. "STRAITS TIMES" BUSINESS DIRECTORY. HOTELS. CALEOONIAN HOTEL 77. lirtis- Biisnh Roml. Am.i,,;,,,,.. The Brightest and Hcaltliio-t Kc^.itin j the City. Hotel Portor iv nniform, iuo<'tM all *i«u aud
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    TRIUMPH OF SCIENCE.
    1403 2 Extracting Nitric Acid from Atmosphere. Thk IWt'l KooD I'koHI.KM. On January 'J9 the 'Daily Chronicle' announced that a procces had boon d>< covered of extracting ni'ric acid from the atmosphere in such a way its to make it available for commercial, industrial and agricultural purposes. Othar processes
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      320 2 Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1026. Sen stmk.s of nil kinds of Frozen Meats, etc., can delivered to Shipping at the Wharves, or in the Singapore Roads, on short notice. It Thawed Daily Supplies are required, rrden for same must be telephoned to the Borneo Wharf Office
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      188 2 Dee's Concentrated Disinfectant. The most economical effective Of all Dealers. Importers The Borneo Co., Ltd. H. ABRAMS THE HORSE REPOSITORY. SINiiAI'OHK Has just landed ex s.s. "Darius" sixty high-class Horses, ('obs and Ponies, specially selected for this market. The batch, which has arrived in excellent condition, includes several well matched
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      114 2 ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker Tomb Builder 110 Middle Road. tiole Agent forj Messrs. Dottridge Brothers, Ltd., London, O218H Telephone No. 619. BUNKERS. FRESH WATER ISLAIVD ;.(PULO BLKOM, Opposite Western Entrance to Kepp i ildrbour. LIQUID FUEL 3O!(THIRTY8HILLINGS)PERT0N F. OB IN BUNKERS. WTE OF DELIVERY 200 TONS PER HOUR. STOCKS
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      219 2 McALISTEB &c Co. The Remington Typewriter Fat ous all over the WORLD for SIMPLE and DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. EASY, RAPID AMI CONTINUOUS WORK. SOLE .Kill Vis ,f IMPORTERS: McALISTER Co., Ltd. Si iiijtipiwi; Kttula Lumpur, and PflNNM, Ismail Raheem DIPLOMAED ART JEWELLERS. DIAMOND MKKCHANTS |jn on, o nnn MANUKAf n:iUN(i nWXbLna
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    35 3 "Death is a mistake." nrynes a lady at Kensington. Vi t tile most oarofnl of \w achieves tin- liliindi-r. Hnppilv this is the OBe orintaka fol which noliodv can reproach us. It is always fatal.
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    DRESS AND FASHION.
    991 3 j Thk Ymvi. Om'i Ft: n k B Frocks lor jrcaag girls are followmt; closely the l:n presorilxxl for grownups, but ,how more girlish simpli.itv The question p.irty Ircxk for girl by no mmm one ever} one can *oKe. as the young figure requires wry caroful 1
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      147 3 Story of a Slave To be hound h.mJ and foot for yean by the chains of disease is the w.cst form of slavery. AU. W. ICnowte*. Tr.:^.:;;t Street, Bath, L ng. says A N>ut live y c:irs .igo I was pmat'atcd with Mntka, From my ri^ht tlii^h to the bottom
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      454 3 BODY AND LIMBS ramps Like Ringworm— Soreness and Itching Almost Unbearable— Doctor's Remedies made Him WorseCould not Work with Comfort. CUTICURA EFFECTS A_PERFECT CURE "Ahont Octoher of last year I noticed a a— l round red patch on each of my lower aaafca not unlike ringworm. It gradually jjot m>
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      163 3 CALEDONIAN HOTEL. 77, BRAS BASAH KOAD. Tliefpioprietor has moch plvahurc in snnounciny t):t arrival of the first and oniv VIENA DAMEN CAPELLE (LADIES' ORCHESTRA) Which has rver visiu-tl Uie Knst. A muweal rnUTtaiun>»ut will bt «iven every evening (Sunday excopted). mi i THEjPROGRAMME Will embrace Selections el I'l&Ksical, Operatic, and
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      146 3 SBuc6anan's Wdis&ies are not an experiment. They have been (be favourite blends at home for ram yrarx >nd are rapidly gaining similar popularity in the Colonies. No expense i» spared in keeping both "RED SEAL" AND "BLACK AND WHITE" op to the mark, c 46 PETROLEUM SPIRITS. BENZINE OASOLINE. NAPHTHA
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    SIR E. CLARKE'S HOBBY.
    444 4 Perfecting a New System of Shorthand. Mince hi- retirement, from Parliamentary life Sir Edward CUrke, X.C.. \i»- lieen bujring himself, in the little lei- ure left lviii by his ntcaoiv* practice at the Bar, in perfecting lystea >-i -hurl hand, which he intends to give to
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    Ceylon Coffee in New York.
    239 4 Ceylon Old Plantation costee haviap ftond i Ik> to-t of over 50 rears' ili tiiluiti.'ii i:: this market, is th< fnvoitiite family roflee (or the old (amiliea in New| Y"iU. who have used it now for three generation*, »myi the Anu'iiian Qroccr" i.lan. '.>). It
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  • Ships and Steamers.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      874 4 Same, port, pmhalils Jut- arrival, tniil MMM <>t Aftßtim STEAMKRB. Airlie, Syduey, F.-h. 21 Boii->tcn.. AnWuor.'hiMTiMHil, Frb 27 Man-t.-ld A]«nma, Australia, Feb. Bouxvead j Amidia. Oalaasaa, Mar .SO IV J U 1 AiiHtrnlien. Silicon, Mar. II M. jlarif.n;. I Austria. Hongkong, Mar. 13; ■aateafcanf Ayuthia. Bangkok. Mir. ti
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      120 5 fur Vtr MM Time T,. MM**. T. A ti.i|"fl" I !>■»'• Teluk Aiiw.ii wa port* Hiifphi :Ipm. Sink. I'mu-li. iMM^te //.■;;.».»■.>/. 4 p.m. RaadjernuMia, etc. He Serrm 4 p.m. liatavia. H'ranfi, C'ribnn iii.iMi» in t p.*. Batevia <"■■'"' I 1 1 Muntok tad ftJembMH 0. <;. »<•#» 1
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE.
      73 5 From KrnnpE By the 11. I. I. Tt.xU. due M Ktli. •■>:». From China By the M. M. h. h. Tnmm, line on Keli. 25. TIME TAHI.K tt V\IH ITK. Loft Sinßivpore Due in Londoo Arrived .Inn IT H. I'eb Feb 9 .Inn 21 N. I>. I-
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      158 5 i'nrter thin heading the following abhrevia--19 are used Btr. steame. sb. ship bq: nrqnr hcli. schooner; Yet. --Yacht; Cro. nii-i-r O'bt.— fiunboHt Tor.— Torpedo i. Horsepower Brit. British U.S. ited States Feb.— French Ocr German 1. Dutch Ital. Italian Span. Spanish Sarawak; O.c— General- iargo; d.p.— t
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      TRADING VESSELS. &c.
      971 5 Latest Arrivals. KtwmmMm, Brit str. 3,t>9« loaa, Om» Tomlinson, Feb. 21. Kr.m London, Jan. 13. G.c. lt..u*ti':ul ACo For Japan, Feb. 21 W. i:ii.liir, Mrit. str. 4,279 ton», Capt Williams. l\l>. 21. Fr.nu Liverpool. Jan. 19. (i.e. MausMl fl (o. For Japan, Feb. 22 -W. < .iiiiphHui,
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      Passenger List.
      370 5 The following passengers arc expected to arrive here by MM Imperial Herman Mail sUjuiiii r I'rin/ Lnchvi^ due here on Sunday tin- °J4th instant. Mr. 0, A. do Meyier and family, Mr. and Mnr Kranz Oerlacli, Lieut. Col. Fc-rmaud. Lady Kowena Patersou and maid. Mr. .J. II Davidson.
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      67 4 SPRAINS. A sprain may be cured very quickly by applying Chamberlain s Pain Balm to the injured parts every hour, and rubbing vigorously at each application. If the rubbing causes too much pain. apply the Pain Balm without rubbine. It should be applied as soon as possible altar the injury
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      816 4 P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penanjr, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Kjcypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Bills >f Lading issned f>r ('•unC last, Persian Gaif Continental, and JkaMtiaa* Pjrts. Steamers will leave Singapore on or about MAIL LINE. Outward lf,irChiiut\. Malta I Mar Delhi 27 Afl
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      1222 4 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Under c< itract with thr NetherlandH India Government. Agent* at Siv<tap<,rc:--fimT AiiKXiv, late I. Saasaaw A Co., t-> Coi meb Qcat. The undermentioned dates are only approximate i I Frcni E'pected Wil' be desintehed for I'r,, r Siugkep Feb In Peuoeba .Siugkep. Moeara Sub* and I I'j.uni.i
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      755 4 N. D. L. NORDOEUTSCHER LLOVO Imperial German Mail Line The fast and well known mnil steamer* of this Company sail fortnightly from Breimm- Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (oouneetion Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice ><m -m For Said, Saez, Aden, Colombo. Paaaag, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Na^asiaKi.
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      134 4 VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL F, "iiclcn via aorls, ICaMiMata, on Marci v's P. O. Co. Dunedin m:i |xjrt- Aparima, on April H, Boa stead 'J'ehik Alison, via ports, Moixlays, S. B. O TucHdny*, for Port Swettenhnm via pf<rt''. WeHneHdnya, for Tt'luk Ansun via port*. Thunulayx, for Port Hwcltenham via p>.ris.
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    LAWYERS LONG VACATION.
    311 5 Shorter and Earlier Holiday Preferred. The .i1t.i.i... i the dat.s < f ••>< beginning and ml «i the Long Vaeatioi to August 1 and Octcber If, in.toa. I i fortnight later in earh as heroic ioro has not. win;- I l«'»al n>-poii«l.i>.t Mill will) the ent'ii- approval
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    Ceylon Libel Cases.
    83 5 The ra-v in which the proprietor «.l tin- ('cvlon Independent sued the Bditnn And Priatm of tin- "Tnm" f«.r R20,000 (or defuwktioti bat htm Lot. n ili«' 1 >i-t ii-.t Court fur drl< lulant.s' Mimrer. Time w;t~ exteactod. In tin- case by Mr. A. 4* Snuza. Reporter
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    323 5 KAFFLES HOTKL. lion Justice and Mrs Mr J. Definition Fiaher Mr Van Bergen Hon Mrs Wilber Mr F. .1. Piuott CM 11. 11. Johnston Mr A. Murray OM (i. Wrifilit Mr A. K. Ler'onche Major .t Mrs Kor.l Mr L. K. Danes Major* Mm OrmiHtuii Mr A. \V.
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    ADELPHI HOTEL.
    301 5 Mr .1. Uarideley Mr K. Fulcher Mr T. Drawn Mr L. F. Payn« Mr A Mrs li. W. Barr Mrs A. Bealu Ml (i. K. Chamberlin Mr Watson Mr .1. Wilson Mr ('.Lake Mr K. Mitchelmort- Mr Bishop Mr U. Heap Mr Kodeuhnys Mr \V. G. BakT Mr
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      75 5 COMPANIA TRANSATLANTICA OF BARCELONA. FOX COLOMBO. PORT SAM), OKXOA SPANISH PORTS, USBOV, AND UVSBFOOL. The Spanixh mail Hteamt'r LOPKZ V [iOPBZ i*r\|Mvtod to arrive here from Manila on Saturday afternoon, tin' IM instant, ami will bo dexpstclied fur the above ports on the following day. Site has excellent accommodation for
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      636 5 Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. COY., LTD. The Companies' steamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits), China and .iHpsn every week, and from Japan homew.mls for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp iv. Tv fortnight am] f< r Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool monthly. Oue outward
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      636 5 Mail Steamer Movements. B. I. The B. I. contract packet "Teesta" left Nega|>atain on February 17, and may be expected to arrive here on Saturday mom inn, February 'JH. German Maii, Tli<' Ini|M'rml (Icrirmii mail Hteamer Prinz 1.h.1a L having left Colombo at 9 a.m. on the 19th instant, and
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      533 5 C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THE NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO El" ROPE VIA CHINA, JAPAN, CANADA and the UNITED STATES. Route from Hongkong, via Shanghai, Nagasaki, (Inland Sea of Japan). Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria and Vancouver. R.M.S. "Empkkkh ok India" Twin-screw steaR.M.S. "Ehprkiim r.r Japan" mere
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      61 5 RHEUMATIC PAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED. Tin- excruciating pains characteristic of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly relieved by applying Chamberlain's l'aui Bi.lni. The great pain relieving power of the liniment has been the surprise and delight of thousands of sufferers. The quick relief from pain which it affords is alone worth many
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      97 5 WEATHER TELEORAM. ll<>n K konj!. February, 21, 10 a.m. Haiorr.cler 30.29 Direction ci Wind M, PotMofWiad ..1 Max. Temp in Slia.li' Manila. Fob. 21. Ml s.». 1 2K 33 WEATHER REPOHT. Kuniioiiii MM HMfittl, WnMf| M. 790,'. 9 a. M. 3 r. a. c. v. Ukxarks. Bar. M -.'9.975 29.9
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21.
    784 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 21. Can Irelanil rule lurscll. is a questiou that the Nationalist Party mid their sup|Hiiteis in Basal Marfa have never attempted to discuss, and there seems to be so much doubt about it in the miuds of the Hume Bah Liberals that
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    385 6 A correspondent writes to us with reference to what he describes as a brutal assault by a Kuropeau ujkhi a ricksha coolie in PatHes Square. The description of tlie coolie's assailant i-. so elaborate that no one who has Men him could lie iv doubt as to his identity According
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    311 6 The British (iuvernujcut mtcud to act upon tlir opium proposals cuianatiDg irom Peking so toon as they have received the views of the Indiau Ciovcrmucnt upon the subject. Those views are vow on their way to KiikLuul. This reply of the Indian S«crc t.uv of Stale t» Sir Henry Cotlon
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    12 6 11. M. S. Kent left for Christina* aud locos Islands yesterday afternoon.
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    14 6 ProK|Kct» of the Ceylon pearl tisberie-, lor this yenr arc said to be excellent.
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    12 6 Kxpcrimcutx with a new dust-prcventa tive are being tried at Kuala Lumpur.
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    14 6 The N. D. L. steamer Seydlitr left Colombo for Kurope on the 10th instant
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    15 6 Captain G rover, Naval Intelligence Olticcr. paid a visit te the American yacht Margarita today.
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    22 6 There was a fall 01 hailstones <, n the IMB instaut at Llu Yam during a i...ostorm be tween I aud 5 p.m.
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    16 6 The Japanese steamer Mandasan Main arrived yesterday from Kangooii with a caigo of lice for \okohaiua.
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    23 6 A whole case of soda-water exploded on Monday night in the Selaugor Club. Koitiin ately. no one was within range at the time.
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    23 6 We would call the attention of our readers to the interesting aiticlc.oll Tin-Miniim iv Pcrak which appear* on Page 1(1 el tiiis ■ssue.
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    38 6 A rumour mus current in Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday of a gang robbery near Benlo:ig. It is said that a gaug of four held up the carriage of a Chinese gentleman, aixl that the syce w as killed.
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    36 6 The Kedcraled Malay States Civil Si iviee List, for MM hns Ircii issued by the IMS Government Piinting Oftiec, at Kuala Lumpur. It has beeu thoroughly resided aud will be of use iv the reference library.
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    41 6 Karly this mouth, it was unusually quiet at the Custom house at Sourabuya, .lava. Often the officials had so little to do that they could go home early in the day. It is many years since the times were so dull.
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    45 6 Replying to His Kxcelleucy Sir Henry lilake. Lord Klgin states that he is uot satisfied as to the urgency of the Manuar, Katuapura. and Pasitara Kailways. The Governor of Ceylon admitted that Dr. Chalmer's report ou Colombo sauiiation may involve urgent demands for heavy expenditure.
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    51 6 A verbatim report of the Bills of Lading case Chartered Hank of India. Australia, and China v. Kritish India Su-jiin Navigation Company. Limited beard before Mr. Justice Leslie Thornton, in the Supreme Court, Penang. aud prepared by .Mr. Jas. T. I lohbit has beeu published by the Piuaug Gazette Press.
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    58 6 Sir Thomas Shaughuessy. piesideut of the Canadian Pacific Jtailway Oimpauy, has dispatched Mr. Piers, steamship manager of the company, to place an order on the Clyde for the construction of two magnificent steamers for the Canadian Pacific M vice, which will exceed the coiu|>any's present Kmpress boats iv tonnage, and
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    69 6 A tire broke out ou board the German mail steamer Gueiseuau during her last voyage from Hougkoug to Singapore. This vessel, it will be remembered, arrived here on Sunday afternoon and left for Kuroi>e on Monday. The tire broke out iv a couple ol cases of merchandise in the 'tween
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    61 6 Mr. <i. W. II- pponstall.of tut ictona Institution, huala Lumpur, has issued the third edition of Part I of his exercises in arithmetic, money' weights, aud measures in common use in the Straits. Included in tie little work arc problems iv Malay aud English together with exercises iv vulgar fractions.
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    209 6 The numerous friends and well-wishers of Dr. A. B. Leicester will undoubtedly be pleased to hear that his eldest sou, who not long ago graduated a H.A. at Kumanuel College, Cambridge, and touk up the study of medicine in Londou. has lately satisfactorily passed his 1... H.C.1', exaiiiinutiou und shortly
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    Social and Personal.
    760 6 Tin- Kail of Klgin h.is U IU elecud vice president of -he Uoval Colonial Institutr. An amaUiir (icrforiuaiice of A Pair ol S[)ectaeles will be given in Sercniban on March "2. Dr. Donald Macahsler |,ecu BfaaiaM Principal of Glasgow I niversity in MUcaeiwioa to the l.ite Principal
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    87 6 \>Lai matomm ia <-j u,.^ it,, question was one of the illustrated jokes oi Phil May when faced with the absentiuimled artist who never could keep his pipe alight. Hit to-day the question is not a joke. Matches have gone down in price, hut they have gone down in quality
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      93 6 (Saldbeek frlaegregor <§■ (80., WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Uninclies at LONDON. GLASGOW. SHANGHAI. HONGKONG. TIENTSIN. PENANG AND SINGAPORE. The Egyptian Government \I!K SO WEI. I- PLKASKD.WITII TIM. ARROL-JOHNSTON (';ii- of which they becwM ptmsmui (arly hist y«w tliat tlu-v liiivo otiemi another of 35-46 H.l\ to be (hliveit'd curly tliis year.
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      207 6 PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE OFFICIAL ROYAL CONNAUGHT GROUP t.\ki:n at govkknmknt BOVMS hy WILSON CO. BHMhaj T.li'.ll. IM Dikk iV BbOMM m Connaikiit himl Prinecss Patricia. 11. K. The (incnior mid Miss Andci-Bou, the N»tivc States Sultans and ■MMBH etc., etc. Prououncud la bo the in.wt BMaaaaM and iut aaaafaHJ photograph
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    CHINAS OPIUM TRADE.
    603 7 MEMBERS REFERRED TO THE TIMES." China's Opium Proposals. IRecter'o Tki.ki.uam.J London. February Ml Mr John Morlcy. in reply ti Sir Henry Cotton in the lions,, of Commons, stated that China's opium proposals Man set out with substantial accuracy by the IN king corres|poii.lent of Tli- Tillies in
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    AFTER FIFTY YEARS.
    152 7 Dividend of North-German Lloyd. [Dfcll OSTASIATISCHE Ll.OYI) TI.I.KCIIAM Iterlin. February 20. Tho North l.cnnan Lloyd has declared a dividend .if eight and a half |«T cent. Its last annual re)>ort closes with the announce nirnt that the nrosiiects of the Compauv vii iv very way tavourabli:. Tin
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    COLONIAL PREFERENCE.
    99 7 Tariff Reformers Dissatisfied with Mr. Balfour. RBCm'l Tki.m.kam.j London. I'ohr lary 11. ('•.utiiiiiiu-' Ui. D.-bal. „ii Urn \ddi. ii, IMP tli. Hi-. 'iUnlun...i. Mr. Hivlfonr. L«*adrr itf tho Opposition, rcn ...k-.i .vh itwt.iiiCii.ii. lull. I u.i, i hi 1.l UU'owl..iue.-;.t0I d<x!ulUlgUinWlie<;o\<-11l inent would not goto the Colonial Conici.uce
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    JUSTIFIABLE HOMICIDE.
    269 7 Annamite Woman Shoots Gang Robber. An inquest was held vi -v idav afterniHui on the Chiaese gang MMMT, win. was shot dead by an old Annamite nomau, at Mac Phcrson Itoad.on Sunday night. The Coroner Mr. Alcn. (iontlc. returned a verdict ol justifiable homicide in defence of propcrtv.
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    Sale of a Wreck.
    223 7 The Dutch steam r N ij«i«M*. winch had to M) licaclied u'l Tiujouv i!hu ou January i_' iv consv-pi. me of lire breaking out aboard, was pal up lor sala by public auction at Messrs. I'ou. II and Company's nxnns vest, rday afti rMM It was
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    Bankruptcy Court.
    185 7 There was a long list of bankruptcies Infore Mr. Justice Fisher today. Many otlur cases were down ou the calendar but the debtors failed to put in an appearance. An order was graLted against Ngo Sin Clio and Chop Hock 1 1 in nu apiilieatiou of Mr. Leigh-l
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    Zackingummi.
    122 7 Itc^ardiiig the new Swedish Artificial U'llil.i i mentioned in our issue ef yesterday, a correspondent point-, out that, according to the (iiiiiiiui/uitiing /acking Rubber", is only one ol' the numerous glue compounds which had been invented many times in the last years. I certainly has some pro]xTties in common
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    Coal Mining in Borneo.
    84 7 Mm undiT»to-,d thai the Vvmk Uarkxwi i ..Ili< iv Company. Ltd.. are pushing aluad with ll'e d< velupiurnt ot their pNSMftjf alniM- Saudiikuu. A five foot MM of pitiiimiis coal is rcudy lor working, w.veral l>orc holes liaviug been Miccesslullr sunk, and ii -*****1111 no in.
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    Singapore and Straits Directory.
    170 7 The HfalgMOTßMi Straits Directory for I.hi;. wliit-li Km faatWea issued, kmfmm the liiyh reputation of th<: work for iim-CmI-MM ami np to iitri information. It* groiltil hulk over -JO MMM MM Hum Hi.- .■.liti.m IW iwv. 1,,n, s th. iu.irn -,iuf^ liusiu»N^ ol tli«t »'.iluii\ :iml
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    Hongkong's Bishop.
    75 7 THE APPOINTMENT OF CANON LANDER. iFuom Oik Owx OMMMMMNNOrT).*JUI 1-ondon. February 20. 1.50 p.m."} Tlie !i--v. C.uion Lander, of iv reply to a message from me. telegraphs that lie has accepted the Bishopric of llougkoiig, rendered vacant by the drowning of Bishop I loan- in the BapMMMW typlitxui.
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    27 7 Canon (m raid Heath Lander was educated at Trinity College. Cambridge. He is Vicar of St. Cypiian's. Livei'|xx>l. aud is also au Honorary Canon of Liver|x>ol Cathedral.
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    JAPAN AND AMERICA.
    104 7 Japanese Squadron Sighted off Honolulu. [Keuter's Telegram.] London, February 20. A Jtipincse sipiadrcn has bi'cu sighted off Honolulu. At a meeting of Japanese in Honolulu, it was mmMM to si'iid a telegriuu to President l.'ooscvclt proU.'sting against MM prohibition of immigration, which would enslave them |h i
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    43 7 In all probability the stjuadiou -iy:t.d oil Honolulu are the Japanese truiuiug -hips Itsukusliima. Matsiishima. and II islud.-.ie. which were to leave Yokohama, on a cruise, ou January M. After visiting Honolulu and Australasia., the s, nail ron will call in at Siugap.ri
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    FRENCH CRUISER ASHORE. Total Wreck Feared.
    66 7 [Reuter's Tei.eckam.] London, February -'I. Hie French cruiser Jean Hart, is stranded on the const of I'-.u b.u y She. is ashore on the A.piin Urn. and it is feared she will MMH a total wreck. Tin- cruisers t loin and Amiral Aiilh have
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    BOER RAID IN CAPE COLONY.
    50 7 Five Leaders Sentenced to Death. [Rbvtsb'i Tklkgram.] I ."iid. .ii, February 21. Ferreia. the Uocr who led the ri-cent raid, iv Ca))e Colony, h.is lx;en sentenced to death at Kiml)ci'lev. along with four of his fellow raiders. Two of them ha\e been ieconilu."n<'ed la mercy.
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    INTER-UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL.
    24 7 [Keutkk's Telegram.] London, February 21. Oxford has beaten Cambridge, by two goals to oue. in the annual football match under Association rulos.
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    MENINGITIS OUTBREAK.
    37 7 [Rkuter'b Tglegbaji.] London. February tL Mi. John Hums, President of the Local Government Hoard, has announced that lie is cni|uiring into the causes of the outbreak of meningitis, which is still spreading thrniighoiil li« country.
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    COMMONWEALTH'S PROSPERITY.
    51 7 Ri.iti.k's Teleoram.J London, I < bru.uy 21. Lord Northcotc, Uovernor-'icnoral of the CominoUwcallh, in opening the Commonwealth Parliament. congratulated the country upon its unprecedented prosperity. The I vji i nt if ul harvests have keen accompanied by the expansion of industries, aud there is every prospect of the
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    Tea and Rubber News.
    119 7 l,.iu(li.n. CMmmh) H 'Hi.- Uublx r lumket is ->ln\ M larger receipt*. Tim pricf- of fine him! I'ara is ;"i<>. IJd. lUv (wmM Hiibhi-r «Juiu|mh> -Ij i. opeu l.cir- u ti f ebiuar? 11. Tka antnorl<!eil r:i)iii..i is £40,000. The Coiupauy acquires Kadaiuankolam estate toi Xly,'.!^The
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    CURIOUS BOAT QUAY CUSTOM.
    375 7 Singapore Shops as Charitable Institutions. At tin I'.iinki n|iti\ Court, tlii- morning. Mm Mm Chief Justice, the affairs of Chop Chiap Si-ny were pulilicly investigated, Hwh Tm|| Soon, oue of the i»rtnen<, being examined, lie said that tl.e rfMf MM founded i i^lity years ii^o. The
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    HEAVY CLAIM BY CHINESE.
    378 7 Action Dismissed with Costs. llic great < 'hiuesc property cuse, involving the oucthird interest of the late Kwck Scow 'liv iv the estate of his step-fathcr.,Tan Kirn Seng, was continued before the Chief Justice, at tin Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon. Mr. Napier, for the defendants, claim,
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    Debt Collector's Troubles.
    115 7 In the Bankruptcy Court, this tuorniug, before the Chief Justice, a Japanese trailer, Kutaka by name, applied for his discharge from bankruptcy. There were a large number of book debts in his hands which the Oflieial Assignee was unwilling to attemj t to collect, a-s they were
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    Straits Chinese Concert.
    82 7 Mr. la)w Kway Soo will prcscut his amusing Imitation of Sandow at the Chinese lieudiug Room.Tanjongl'agur Road, on Friday March 1, at H.3op.iu. The cuterment will bo is Knglish. and includes soles. duet*, recitations and several comic items, with instrumental music. Programmes and t icketsfor admission may
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    Singapore Nursing Association.
    75 7 The .mm. ,-i i meeting of the above Association wax held yesterday, the Hon. Mr. John Anderson presiding. After the report aud accounts hail been adapted and passed, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year President, Lady Evelyn Young him. treasurer. Mr. A. J. Macdonald
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    STRVITS-BORN GIRL MISSING.
    141 7 Detective Constable Assaulted by Two Chinese. About J.:SO p.m. yesterday, a Straits. born Chinese woman, named Li Neo, residing at Sumbawa lioad. reported at the Kochore Police Station that her daughter, aged thirteen years, was missing. She added that she bad reason to believe the girl watt
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    Lieutenant=Governorship of Ceylon.
    220 7 Lieutenant= Governorship of Ceylon. A fortnight ago immediately after the official nnnounoenicnt in Ceylon- Mr. May must have been considering the expediency of requesting that his acceptancy of the Ceylon appointment be cancelled, says The Times of Ceylon." When a telegram to Hongkong practically gave the information, Mr. May would
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    "Chinteng" in Trouble.
    99 7 Chinteng" in Trouble. Three i'hinesc. one an Opium Farm Chiutcug. were arraigned before Mr. (iroun, the Second Magistrate, this morning for being in possession of illicit chandu. The tii st accused admitted his guilt. Police Constable Payne said that he searched a house at No. T Kochore Canal lioad aud
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    Preparing for Royal Visitors.
    83 7 The railway authorities at Colombo are just now hii.y making all the i necessary alterations and improvements to the spucial carriage which is to carry Their linyal Highnesses and party to Kandy. The carriage is being specially attended to, to make the Royal visitors comlortable on
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    Rubber Planters' Pupils.
    167 7 A London correspondent writes to "The Times of Ceylon," under date January '25. as follows: lam informed that then arc no less than six future planters leaving Kngland during the next fortnight in one batch, all proceeding to Malaya to learn planting and secure billets there. They
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    NeW Chinese Newspaper.
    78 7 It i.» staled the local Chinese propose to start a new Chinese newspaper with the title Chung Hing Vat rV A free trans, latiuii of tliis title woulil lie Let China nourish I'aily News," a sentiment which animates many ot the Straits. born Chinese, apparently. The new
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    Stirring of the Pure Mind!
    173 7 Stirring of the Pure Mind 'l'lit ordinary jaded journalist who looks for help and never gets it regrets that he cannot use Mi columns ax the Kditor of The Malaysia Message usps his to stir up la/y contributors. Their is a touch of human natim in the following paingntph uhieh
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    FRENCH CHURCH.
    158 7 DEBATE I. THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. M. Briand on the Defensive. [Der Ostaiiatische Lloyd Telegram] Hi din, February -i>. Tlicrc has lieen a debate in the Chamber of l><| uties at Paris on the policy •f the Ministry ia carrying out th« Chtirah Separation Law. That p*licy met
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    66 7 The French (toverunitnt. at the date of last mail advices had stretched out the olnr branch to the Pope on the Church questinn. and had sent him a special pro|Hjsal. namely, that if he will rcliuipiish all the property now in the name of the Church throughout France, the right
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    PEACE CONFERENCE.
    56 7 Discussions to he Held in Private. [1)ki: Ostasiatis< he Lluyo Tki.kgram Ikrlin. February 2»i It is M ported that tlie Hague IV*. Con fcrcuce will after all meet in June next. M. Nelidoff. the MMHMM Ambassador at Paris, will preside over the sittings of the Conference. The dnbates
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    124 7 PnImmI d. Martens, tin wcllknoMii authority on intt rtmtioual law ami a member of the International Peace Tribunal of the Ha^ue. arrived in Merlin on January on a special mission from tin C'/.arto conduct tinprflimiiiRrv negotiations for tin srimil I'lmr Coufereace. He was to visit tl<c prim i pal Kuropeau
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    RUSSIAN ELECTIONS.
    74 7 [Da OstasiatisiHk Li.ovn Tki.ki.hah I I'.erlin, February 20. Tin. lection ot heputics to the I Mima is still goiug on iv l!u«sia. The returns so far MM so incomplete that the strength of thr different mMmI jiarties in the Housr is not yet known with any degree of
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    PRESIDENT OF THE REICHSTAG.
    35 7 [Der Ostasiatiuche Lloyd Telegram] Berlin, February ML Count Stolberg. (Conservative) has been elected I*resideut of the Keichstag. Hen Paaschc i National Liberal) and Herr Kaciupf (Centre Party i declined the honour."
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    EUROPEAN STORM.
    31 7 I Kkiter's Telsorams I I mdnii r ebr'iary 'I A great sUuui is ragiug o\<r VJMen Europe aud (treat Britain. Telegraphic services mid inaiK are drla;,. d iv consequence.
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    GERMAN MISSIONARY KILLED IN PERSIA.
    40 7 Rrutkiik Telegram J l.'.inloii. February 11. A message from Ti hcran slates tliHt .1 German missiiiuai y has Ix en kille«l aud another wounded at South Kulak, in Persia Tho (•(■rtmiu <!o\eri.iueiit has demniided satisfaction.
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    Accident on a French Torpedo- Boat.
    90 7 A I telegram say a r jrttier dci.».iul the L'Orient explosion -tate that ttiu whole of the commission appointed to report on the speed trial was aboard, when a terrible explosion occurred, with a sudden rush of flames from the fui niuf iuto the
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      Notes in General.
      40 8 .1. 11. Tavlo'r 1 Mid Surreyi has left Ki^land for Kdypt. Hiid he MUMOM to be away aliout »i\ weeks, lie has Ijeen a»ke«l to lay ont a course at ('aim. where the name is mpidh de\elo|illl<>
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      Lawn Tennis.
      52 8 Ceylon Championships Mr. I). K. Kelly, cbaniiiii.n |MMM playi-i ol Ceylon in lH'.ix. l»t(Hi and l'.iiil. an.l rim ncr u"|i in l"Vt«t and IMI.WMWM the cliniu eio— tlip, beatiii.,' Mm bolder. Mr. S. 1\ llayley. Mis. Kelly. <-hampioii in l'.tol and iiinnei up la>-t \ear. has won llie
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      Golf.
      212 8 Malacca (io|f Club. The iii.iiithlv Medal was ooaMWiad for on February It, M and 16. Tlie f.illowing cards were returned Kuala Lumpu' b\ores. The follow iiit' c l«W«m retin ued foi the K.t icary golf iik'ili at Kuala Lumpur: lii-v. K. <t. Swin.Ull ,1 1.. Humphrey* Hon. W. Btum
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      Lawn Tennis.
      476 8 5.C.C. Tournament. The following tics will l>e pliued off to day weather iwrniittiiiL; A SiN.ii.i-..-.. Nicholas v ('apt. licDDirk. C K. Urn v A. C. Wells. I. lent llarvi y v Hanbnrv. N. B. Kent v (iauot. I'crkin.i v K. K. Sal/maim. I. int.. 11 T M.-is.in. Miles
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      Cricket.
      48 8 Inter- District Match in Ceylon. The tirnt ej this year's inter-district niatclie-. between Dikoya and Ditnbula, Ceylon, resulted in a win for the latter by five wickets. C F. Cornish and A. L. Gibson played fine inuings for their respective sides, ami Gibson practically won the match.
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    SINGAPORE SHARE MARKET.
    310 8 The following is the report of Messrs. Latham aud Co.. for tin- week eudtd February 21 Cn resuming after the holidays there nj a more cheerful tone in the market, aud with fair enquiries, prices stiffened a little 1 111 a number of Mining Stocks. Consolidated?). !!:iiibs
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    OLR NEIGHBOURS.
    501 8 Acheen Gold. The rii.-lmes-t of Acliet a in gold is now a thing ot' the past. About three centuries ago the metal was M plentiful then- that travellers ami historians made s|>ccial mention of the fact, ami Sultans are credited with having accumulated lar^e quantities of the ore.
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    AUCTION SALES.
    122 8 Powell and Co. Feb. 22— At 6-4 Oxlev Road, household furniture Ac. at 3-30 p.m. 28— At M Bench Uoad, household furniture *i\ at l:) 0 p.m. 23— At Biarritz," Orange Grove Road, valuable t»»k household furniture at 5 30 p.m. li— At Sato-room, Carriage whirls 4c, at
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    NOTES FROM SELANGOR.
    873 8 Sterling Salaries and Increase of Pay. iFkom Oik Owx C'okrkspi kuknt i. Kuala Lumpur. February 17. The principal topic of conversation in Service circles just at present is tins' M r cent increase to salaries. It is said that the increment will be given to those on
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    NOTES FROM PAHANG.
    160 8 From Our Own Correspondent Lipia, February 11. Mr. A. E. Wells, of the Perak Forest Department, has been appointed to act as Deputy Conservator in Piihang, in place of Mr. T. Christ who has resigned in order to take up rubber land in Kuantan. Mr. ami Mrs.
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    30 8 The exportation of rubber from Java shows a marked increase. In 1900, it exceeded 1,000 piculs. In the three previous year*, the figures hardly reached 100 picnls on an average.
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    TIN IN MALAYA.
    626 8 Encouraging Reports from Pahang and Selangor. 1 From Ot'H Own Corkksposdknt). Ijipis. February 11. < x'lieral statistic of the output of tin in the Federate! Malay Stabs, din inn IIHKi. I have .iheady ap|<cnrcd in your columns. Tin! official figures of I'.ihang tin exported 1 during the
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    Selangor Tin.
    147 8 ,I'hom OCR Own Cop.KKsi-oNi.Kvr). Kuala Lumpur. February 17. In January Selanyor exported piculs 0.464.71 of block tin. and piculs 12.tm.tt.> of tin-ore, or a total of piculs 22.tt79.6tt 1 1 ,W2 tonsi. This was valued at V2.097.5NH.61. and the duty collected hy the (lovernment amounted to *2«M,:WH.;«>. The.
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    Letters for Advertisers.
    20 8 Letters are now lying at this Office for the following advertisers L. C. F. 2 B. C.
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    35 8 On February 11, a cashier of the Hongkong Bank at Batavia disappeared. Tic Bank also missed 61,000 guilders. The police were actively searching for him at the date of last advices. He bad four securities.
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      476 8 LITTLES for "K BOOTS. To Are you overlooking j qJJ the opportunity which the Season brings of I w indulsrini: \mirseU with a pair of have JV BOOtS 9 „vmg to your rCJJfIrU fact comfort and ease doing justice to you* for appearance, tor k Boots really are distinguishtheir c
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      236 8 WANTED. s n)i:i: kr.Ki'Kit -WmM isNaalataiy, ImUml Sti.n- k.-.j: i S-Yriirity rc'iuu'fj. Apply aaTMmaM) to <; rKKXANDi:/ CO., Mi N... D'Alrii- 'i.l.i Btaai FOR SALE. OKLDIXOB, DOO-CABT, .v>- pair of very haadmao V>'.m k <•«■!■ li 11 afcaat U liamis with ipiiti- im'W iliiiililr Haiiii'Ks tt raperux i|iulity. rape patten,
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      132 8 DAY BY DAY. Thursday, February ai. High Witter. 515 p.m. S. U.O. Tuniiis. Friday, February aa. High Water. 4-54 am. 7-3 p.m. Muuicipal Commiiwiun. 2 80. 8. C. C. Tennis. Saturday, February 23. High Water. 6-58 a.m. 8-36 p.m. n. I. outward mail due. 8. R. A. Monthly Handicap. S.
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    COMMERCIAL
    232 9 Kihoakwi I'mi.i i.\ VI. 1907, PRODUCE KXCMANOH. iauilnrr buyer* 5 7.13 <lo (Ciil)c No. I niMii.K. i Hi..i;i Com Uali ***** do Pontianak 1049 J'l-pper. Bhwk \»Vi do Whit.- .V ■.>.-. :I7A Sago Flour Sarawak J!»7t do lirunri No. 1 jLflB Pearl Sago 1 ■C'offeo Bali, 16.J 'V, I9JKI
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    ROMANCE OF A QUEEN.
    387 9 Mr. Theodore Davis's Discoxery at Thebes. A tremendous flutter will be iMsed in the Egyptological dovecote by the newt, of the discovery of great queen 'i mummy apparently untouched by time or vandalimn, sayi Ceylon contemporary lln n. too, nowaday! t'isiton to Bgvpt and traveller! uu
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    Ceylon's Unconsidered Trifles.
    75 9 Tlio following rcfen to tin Heoud quarter of last year in Colombo '.)7A (lo<;.- mtt M'izcd. of wliicli Iri!. 1 wtif destroyed; 13,952 rats were killed. 6,312 cattle, 321 pis;>, 16,076 iheep wen killed for food: 117 nrciin ana :!'J7 lives were conili imieii and buried. The
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      MINING.
      395 9 I i i I I I I Dateuf Number ormat- Capital Snbscribed i of ue I p ld I Reserve ;on I Share. Wloe °P "> W ieno I I 1903 HOO.OOO HOO.OOO 30,000 10 10 I 1900 S17.V000 »140,00oj 10 10 1901 »600,000 $600,000 m'oOO I 10 W
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      RUBBER.
      287 9 1905 190". 1904 '*>5 190.1 1904 :'J03 1906 1306 •■m 1J0:) 1901 J'KU :«9s 1903 1 I CUMM £104,937.10 |y *200.000 .87.400 Mg J g I J in ihui 4M1 los f 7,000 x 1 1 i .10.000 £ll,12o n000 g t 700.000 $610,000 70,000 $10 10 £70,000 £70,000
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      216 9 1894 £M<77.)n.O£4,64».M.O 1898 •223.000 •2-25,000 i MM JlO.OOO.nflO ilO.000.000 7,638 MM W),000 12/6 12/6 H14.11.9 Bells MMM Eastern Agencv. Lt<] 50 50 112,500 Fraser A Xeave, Ltd. 10.000.000a) $125 $125 9.500,000 HnuuKouq ami Slianghni Bank 250,000'- I $7.00 1 1-.'.V) 900.00 1901 tS.IO'i.OO'l $2,400,000 MM M .000,100 «1. 000.000
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      DEBENTURES.
      39 9 Mowarth Krskine, Ltd. 6% WO0.000 3% prem. Hiley Harm-eaves, Ltd. 6% 225,000 3% crem Smgapore Municipal 6% 400,0 0 20°; prem l.*78,O0O Km 602,'KH) ilis i.-.iimiihi TanjoDg Pa-ar L^ock Co., LU. 6% 250.000 2*% pren 5<y, 1,050.000 pir.
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      59 9 SOUND ADVICE. Never neglect a ba<l cold. You can I not tell how it may result. A simple > home remedy will often bring relief and! should not be ignored, but there is no-! thinsr so reliable as Chamberlain's! OMtl Remedy. lt is well known for its quick cures of
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      42 9 CHIN GHEONG No. 25 Si nth Bridge Road Bi st Disc Rr cords in the World, of Cantonese, Teochew, Seronee, E»gH*k. French, and Malay music. I Also cvoiy ilcsc -ri'itimi of paU-ut watches j Hold, silver nml nu-Ucl. at. iiKxluratc prices 3575
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      80 9 ADELPHI HOTEL, pua Comfort Luxury Cleanliness HOLLOW CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS. Beautifully lini-licl to any fare .li-Mpi. No plastering required, samples at ORNAMENTAL TILE WORKS. ">1 Hill Street. PHOSFERINE Th« Greatest of all Tonics. 5 g RADIATE* HEALTH. g Prorrietora %*tm Pmrsons, Umiiad, 9 La Bella Stunt*. London, 1..C. DALLAN'S AUSTRALIAN
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      163 9 Where are you going to spend your Holidays Why, at the Recreation Hotel SERANGOON ROAD, Because it is under new management and the J Price List has been revised and greatly reduced. I Come and satisfy yourself. G. A. FERNANDEZ, m Proprietor. Allison Pianos Just Unpacked 2 NEW TROPICAL MODELS.
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    Tin=Mining in Perak.
    2314 10 ANCIENT METHODS OF CHINESE PIONEERS. F. M. S. Proportion of the World's Output. Id an article on "Till and Its Native Lund' in the iicviii Scientiti.pie (translati-d from tlir French fin the Popular tjeieaee Monthly of .June, lsmii. M. Itran da Saint I'ol Lias Kays that tin:
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    FORTHCOMING BALLOON RACE.
    583 10 Nine Foreign Teams Entered. There is every reason to believe that the contest for the Coupe Internationale, des Aoronautes, which starts at St. Louis in October next, will be an even more important event in the annals of aeronautics than the race for the prize in Paris
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      661 10 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. Hongkong 6" Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP C .PITAL »10,000,OOU RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve 110,000,0001 mn nno Silver Reserve »11, 000,000 00 0 R .serve Liability o( Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OP DIRECTORS. (i. H. Hedhnrst, Esq. Chairman. Hon. Mr. W. J. Grewon Deputy Chairman. Halloch, Ks M D.
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      552 10 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. Capital £800,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors £«00,000 Reserve Fund ±"975,000 BANKKR8. Bank ol England. National Bank of Scotland. Tba London City A Midland Bank, Ltf. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent, per
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      625 10 AUCTION SALE At our S«ler.«».iii SuturJ.iy. February at II ■> m it New Carriage HI I, fttr.sl with rubber tyres. 2 nets .New Do(- art wheels fitted mUk lubber tyres. I wt« New Kickshaw ■mAMM liink ber tyres. (Now on View i. Powell V Co.. •••'a lifffiiuji AUCTION SALE OF
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    FEMININE NOTES.
    861 11 SUOKT I»I>NKR>. CliMlNii INTO r'\>lH"V It is i-iiriou-. to find London leading the way and l'aris met-kly following in Ibo inalU-r of tlio short -course dinner. Th.- Weat Bad nataanata waw tinfirst to discover that the elahorate dinner of many courses found little favour, and that the carefully
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      280 11 COLLARD AND COLLARD PIANOS. THE LEADING ENGLISH HOUSE, ESTABLISHED 1760. MESSRS. CINNINOHAM CLAM i CO., have just received a Chippendale Mahogany metal frame oventlrunK cottage, 7 octave* check action. Tint* pi&noa are specially made for the Kaxtern climate, and each one carrion a certificate of authenticity. c 215 No. 2,
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      7 11 B!S^^G<S^BBBBSa«^?i I c«maeu «»_«pfiicMit_<^ j 4035 i
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      564 11 HAVE YOU INDIGESTION HAVE YOU SICK HEADACHES? Take Beediatn pillj. To avoid Indigestion. Thu dittrcuing disorder i> ciuv.-d by poorly-workln« tiomacri, which it iniKcrlofa Title help md atonic. No r.iat:<r how bad it may le, a Jose ol LLLCII AIM'S PILI.S will iptcdily give relief. 1 ak( BEECHAM'S PILLS lo
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      883 11 NOTICES. We th.- aaimiaßMi '■> «ivc nntice th»* wo arc the |wrtocr« in tin- baahMai of [^edging house kee|»er» now c»rrieil on by u« at Nok. 32 and 3:1 Mulillr Huail, MapaMM, and that no nthrr ix'i-tnn has any inter<Mt whatever in the ahove h'iMii.-*-. All rweipt», wmtractn or other
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