The Straits Times, 28 February 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 22.278 SINGAPORE. THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1907. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      582 1 I-IKBaS. '•■TV- a—ffaa^.^ aumziwa «aaa«a— aa— ac: rssom s.rsttjf^mrrwMCj'.srr: «ig.-g»M«iMa— ln "WTff T^fTigaWaM Th, liiiral i Tkt Ihmihl, < m-. DE DION BOUTON Splendid Successes t IN THE 1,000 MILES AUSTRALIAN MOTOR RELIABILITY TEST. A i 28 Cars started, lit linislieit 43",. 7 De I>ions started. ~> tinislieii 71".. RESOLTS
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      152 1 1' BT I' i paanr, nw lalaaji 1 h,.U >c v U in*l t»r« s,,|d. (I leatina the C *m>. Ap|>l» W IW, r/.-S ra tl I imw." NJ.^DDEUTSCHER LLOYO. run ki Hoi-i:. Ti.c louiaritl flinaii mil <w m f: PRRI7)MK\.- ton. c, r N jafl UotmkofiK WHiHwtiv. the I7tl
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    DRESS AND FASHION.
    1185 2 Over* Production of No\eities Haw we rwdMi ;i limil in tinmil It i ph. ity at P— hiown Tills MMtMB of >uc-li vital intiri-st to tilt' t'oiiiiniii- world i< immM iiv Ike present ,-tatr vi affain :n tli',-ih-.-i|»»>iv trade nVMMJMMt last year the ta~k ..f tlii buyer
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      328 2 Moet (Sdandon (The Champagne de Luxe) f 1 Dry Inptnil ffl L»Otrjl CHANDW. Importers Borneo Co., Ltd. AUSTRALIAN FLOUR LttA/J I*°** ROLLER TLOU *Mm i JAMESTOWN 0 IMPORTERS: Borneo Co., Ltd. H. ABRAMS THE HORSE REPOSITORY. sin<;.\|'oi:k lias iota buided c\ s.s. 1 ),irius" I sixty hlgh-claM Morses, Cobs and
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      186 2 McALISTEB &c Co. The Remington Typewriter Famous all over the WORLD for SIMPLE and DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. EASY, RAPID \M» CONTINUOUS WORK. SOLE .K.I.Ms lMl>ni;n:i:s McALISTER Co., Ltd. Sunlit/mi-. 1 1 nil, Kiioiii I niiiiiiir, mid I'liniini. R.DITMAR m R.DITMAR LAMPS. LANTERNS. 5.00 ""^^t^^^^*" 7.00 lUTM.US* \-li.\l. Jtfk I nil-.', iiMIiINK
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      413 2 BABY BOY'S HEAD RAWWITHHUMOR Running Eczema From Birth Head Raw— Face Sickening Sight— lt Wore Him to a Shadow Tr <>H Remedhes and Two Doctors People Said, "How Can You Wish Him to Live?" MARVELOUS CURE BY CUTICURA REMEDIES "My husbnml and I MMMkt you would like to know what
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    HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK.
    227 3 Adverse Criticism by a London Journal. Th« l';i!l Mail Cazcltf niitk.^ tiic following rritaoasm: OoMMering present anil prospective developiucut> in the Kast, this very nourishing and well-managed institution is doubtless wise in BlTanging for additional capital with which to carry on its iver-iTicreasini; business. The directors
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    MISSIONARIES CONDEMNED.
    202 3 Remarkable Speech by Sir Ernest Satow. Sir Kiihvl Satow. Britufa Minister at Peking, ■illlriiillj a University meetin;; at Oußbridfa cm January 29 on Christ i.-ui Missions and .icir Political Rffartl." .^iid that missions in China pOMMSed additional interest lately beeaaac of the apparent awakenins; of a ('hincsc dcsiic
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    25 3 America uaanbetared ttUXH motor-csrs I.T-t VI -:»r. lint tiny kilUil only l'! 4 person*. Pnnch looks for lliin^s on a largot Mali-th-.w llii-! from Aimiira
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      63 3 RHEUMATIC PAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED. The excruciating piiins characteristic of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly relieved by applying Chaanberbun'l t*nia H.lni" The gnat pain relieving power of the liniment has ban the surprise .md delight of thousands of suffer- 1 ers. The quick relief from pain which it aafottb is alone
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      117 3 COMPANIA GENERAL DE TABACOS DE FILIPINAS La Flor de la Isabela. LONDRES $1.95 per WO Equal to any other Brand of Londres on the Market. GALL AND TRY A SAMPLE. KATZ BROTHER, Ltd. 4035 lH| RIGAUD'S P| Kananga L^a of j.\i>\\ W& TOILET WATER B Bigaud'iKanangaWa- i 4T l®** a
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      499 3 Jewellery Exhibition Just unpacked the (.'lioicest eoHeetaM of .lowellciv OT«r tßea in Siugapore. Very snnnhia fxr Uirtlid.ty and WiechUwi I*l ills. AM Uu-hI Uiudnu and Fkhs desi^us. Reduced Prices Reduced Prices Silver-ware, Fancy Goo<ls and Clcx-ks, Electric Onuunents, Statues. Mirrors. OMEGA WATCHES The unrivalled timekeeper in gold, silver, iindjplated. ODEOW
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    Remarkable Advance in Imports and Exports.
    653 4 T ;<■ Board -i Trade aVtnrat for Dwasi■l nf Bpedal intemt, inasniutli ai 1 1 v riot only fxiiihit mi I i»i initial increuei for the Math, b«l coaaptate a record for 1!>(IG wlnrh it is saf. to MJ 1- BBparaUeiod in the laaah
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    Passenger List.
    266 4 Feb. >1 Hv I'.i. n.;,,i From Shanghai sfr. W. Haigh. From Hoiickong If r. lhnne. Mr. 1..T. Dela .ie\. Major Slo;um 1111. 1 Mis. Slocum. lVi r. .vi). s.s. Moi.Uvia. eomtMothM with the steamer M.ilta at Colombo, f om Load'W ltb.l. .l-.le-.'nl Mn- h XiasB. E. I>iini,-ls M,1.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    793 4 Xanw, port, arwasjJwi* <lat<' of arrival, anil mimr of Aqnits. Steamers. iMMWn, Liverpool, Mars;; MaaeftcU Airlie, Sydney. Ai.l. M Boimuead Aparima, Australia. Mar. Boustead Arcadia. Colombo. M:ir M P. ft O. Australieu. Snigon. Mar. 11 M. Manim >- Austria. Boaafcoatt. Mar. I KautenbertAyuthia, Hun^kok. Mir. t>; Borneo Coy
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      812 4 Ships and Steamers. P. &O. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London. Through Billb if Lading issued for Chin" Cjast, Persian Unlf, Continental, and American Ports. Steamers will leave Singapore ou or abont MAIL LINE. OMMaMI {furt;h%,,.i\. Malta 2 Mar
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      1177 4 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSGHAPPIJ. TTnder r. ntract uith the Netherlands India Government. Agent, at Singapore Smr aastl. :aif J. Dakxhfi.s 4 Co., 2-3 Coi.mer Qiav. The undermentioned dates are only approximate from E'ptcted V, ill be desiatcbed for:*— I Vim lmh»f Billitou Fell MawKsaa, Batavia, Java-Coant. Pamarang,) s-.eraliaya. Soemeuap. Banjoewangip, 1
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      738 4 N. D. L. NORODEUTSCHER LLOYO. Imperial Herman Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamerx of this Company sail fortnightly from BremenHamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southamp. ton, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (conneutiou Marseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice \ersa) Por Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, aud Kobe
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      129 4 VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL London via ports, Macntimia, on Mar^-u ft P. 4 O. Co. Dunedin \ia \*iri<. Ajiar, <■;. nn April B, Imj:i sssai Taluk Aaaon, via ports, Mondays, 8.8.C0y 'Tuesdays, for I'ort Swiutenham via aorta Wednesdays, for Teluk Alison via p,jrt*. Thuntdays, for Port Kuutunham \ia SOTIB, Fridays,
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    346 5 I \Y\ l.K.s lIOTKI.. lion Justi. c nii.l Mi» Mi F. I. PtgaM Fislie. Mr A. Manrnj Jloii ,v Mr» Will- Mr A. B. UaMaoka Col H H .lohusi,.i, Mr L. K. Davien <'ol (i. Wright Mr A. \V. C. Haubiny Major A Mrs Font Mr B. K.linonstone
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    ADELPHI HOTEL.
    311 5 Mi T Drawn Sir Rndaohnya Mr ft Mn l». \V Ban- Mr W. II rVqm MrC. K.Cl.Biiiherliu Ml M. Urn Mr i. Whoa (i A. Thomaaoa Mr 1.. Mit.l,.-iin..i.- Mr A. Kllis Iff 11. ll. up Capt Mrs Ulaadaj Mr (J. liak.-r Mr van ISiema Mi U. Wai
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    HOTEL DE L'EUROPE.
    111 5 Mr and Mrs Palliw-t Mr K. .My rum Mr 11. S. M. BMkua Mr I W. i i.i.,, M. DoMHT Mr H. Nau/. Mi T. B. Newell Mr uud Mr* L. Zeus Mrs Si MM Mr .M.ralwm Mr and Mrs Meek Mr Q. Pugli Mr C. B.
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    102 5 tor 1'fr Steamtr Time To morrow >»i":iii^ llml. 11a.m. P. A11-...H mm port* l;>h .Inn 1 |i.m. I'.-iiimimk Rm ij,,,,,, •_> m II k. .inj. Amm, Hum ll,w,i M..I, a p.m. ivuaiiK awl (m).iiuh U. Ammr a |..m. 'I'eluk AaMM via ports tayit I p.m. MllHl II,,,, ,1
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    110 5 From Ei n-R- -By the I. ,vi>. s. .Malta dne March 2. From China— By the N. 1) 1,. «a. Pm«M line Mnr.li .1. TIHK TAHI.K or MAII* r>CI!. Loft 1 lan .lan Jan F*b 1.1. Frb hVb Feb Keb Fab Kb M ■2* 31 4 11
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    SHIPPING IN PORT.
    1358 5 I'inliT this heading tbe following ahbreviatious are iiw.l atr. steamer ah. Hbip bq; —barque scb. schooner Yet. Yacht Cm. —Cruiser. G'bt.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo Up. Horse-power Brit. British U.S.— Doited States Feb.— Kreucb Ger —German Dut. Dutch; Ital.— ltalian Span. Spanish; rfar.— Sarawak G.c. General- sargo; d.p.—
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    CLEARANCES
    49 5 February 27 HakaU Maru, Jap str, Antwerp via ports Sclangor, Brit str. Teluk Anson via port. M liinUw.TK. Brit str, Hongkong and Japan Clii-auj; HiM-k Kihii. Dot str, Hawaii Devauha, Brit str, Bombay via ports Malacca. Brit str, Port Swettenham via port* Hebe, Brit str, Peuang and Deli
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    PROBLEM OF THE MAILS.
    392 5 Of late, the delays in the) tiansit of the mails across the Conlinont have hMMM incessant, ami the Kueiii roin])lainls we receive show they .ire causing considerable irritation in India, says the 'Timeu of India The i'eniusulai and Oriental Company it not in any MM N^MMlblf
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    A Taxpayers' Melee.
    157 5 The payment i>i olio's iaua> and laMi id normally something of a mental ordeal but <it Cleveland, Ohio, it appears to involve a ronsidenaMe pliysiral strain also. Women and men." we read, MM crushed ;uid beaten into unconsciousness by the mob of many hundreds of people that
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    123 5 Oi-twakl) Ditch Mmi. The Nederlaud mail steamer Oranje, left Submit at noun yeate rday and may be expected to arrive here tomorrow at 9a.m. She will sail fur Bataviu M the name day at 5)1.111., where she may be exptoted to arm. on Sunday at daylight. OI'TWAKD
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    105 5 Wharves at which Vessels are Berthed To-day, TANjONO P»0*« Eaht Whuik Basin:— Me Clellan, Palembang. Eaht Wharf Sect. I— Labor, Airlie, Teesta. Sect. 1 (Hhkebk Whaw) J. W. de Wendt. Section No. 2— Benlawers, Pentakota. 3 Sanuki Maru. 4— Hong Moh. Paroo. 6—
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      592 5 Ships and Steamers. INDO CHINA STEAM NAY.CO..LTD. Tin: steamers of this Coiii|*ny maintain aajalar aarrial l>etweeu Calcutta, Straits ami H... ink. .lit. taking car^o on through Bills of LailiiiK for t antou, Swatow, Ainoy, Shanghai. Chefoo, Tientsin. Ntwchwaurt. Van^sze Ports, r'oin.o-a. Japan, llu- I'liilippmes. ,V. A. M. aiiK r- un
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      676 5 Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and CHIINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. COY.. LTD. Tbe <Vin|*uieH' steamers are despatched From Liverpool outwards for the Straits, (lima mil Japan every "> ek. and from Japan homewards for Loudou, Amsterdam and Antwerp sverv fortnight and U r Ch-wm Mnrw-illi .s and l.uerpiml monthly. Oue
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      332 5 \j. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THK NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO F.I'ROPE m CIIINX. JAPAN. CANADA and the INITKl) STATKS. Ronu- from BaaalaMßjJ, ii.i Shau^hai, Na^n-iiki, (lulan.l S.-a of .lapan). Kobe, Yokohama. VicUnia ami Vancouver, R.M.S. Kvn'Kr— ok Inhu" Twin screw -tea R.M.s. i: ataaw J
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      62 5 DEUTSCHE OSTAFRIKA LINE. Regular fortuightiy Service via Bombay or Aden to Zanzibar, Delagoa Bay, Durban, Kaa' London, Port Elizabeth and Capetown. Through bills of lading and through passage tickets are issued from Singapore t" ail coast ports in East and South Africa. For passage, freight, time tables, or any further
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      29 5 WEATHER TELEORAM. Hongkong, February, 2x, lUa.ru. Barometer 30.15 Direction cf Wind n> a Force of Wind 1 Max. Temp in Shade tltf; Manila. Feb. 26. 7tS2 ■.-.> 1 29 22
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    DEATHS.
    63 6 U»mmmt-tUmmm.—Oa Mnvj ik. bJ jiiia Kstatc, YatiyantotH. Ceylon, Harry Leonard, mily son nf Victor llarbord-Hnrlxml. aecd 31 month.. hwill. Ob February 10. at Kara. Eastern Bengal, of tvphnid fever. Alfred Robert Tringliani, Glmt liiH|iector, E. H. S. By., aged >cars Sd six m mtln. onl y son of Alice
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28.
    1577 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28. The F.M.S. Civil Service List, familiarly known as the Itirthday Hook," has now been brought up to date by the Federal Secretary, l'roui this List, it is possible to make certain interesting deductions as to the working of the Cadet system.
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    11 6 All telegrams published in this issue arc protected by the_C'opyright >rdiuauee.
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    15 6 Both Citlais and Boulogne are hostile to the proposed Channel Tunnel, which is not aatonishing.
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    13 6 From tlicHaiiiburg-Aiiierika Line we have received an illustrated calendar for the current year.
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    15 6 Japan will have exclnsive control of Saghalieu island, according to the latest advices from Europe.
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    26 6 The manager of the Wa YiT; Company, Hongkong, Mr. Ip Van, propose* to start an electric tramway company at Kiauguioon, with a capital of 1 ,2(X>,000.
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    33 6 The Prince of Wales was to oix.n the new docks at Dcvonport on February 21. Owing to a dispute between the city fathers and the naval authorities, there were to hi no decorations.
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    27 6 The estimates of Indo China fur 1907 have been revised, amended, and cut down to admit of the outlay balancing the revenue at the figure of «31,i»8,(IU).
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    34 6 P. Hourrer. a French cook, employed at the Hotel de t Europe, was fined $2 this morning by Mr. Green, the Second Magistrate, for being drunk and disorderly in a public street last night.
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    30 6 A medical report just published at Paris states that, in the French Colonies, the most prevalent diseases among the native* are tuberculosis and smallpox, beriberi comes third, and fever next.
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    36 6 The export of rice is very slack in Bangkok at present owing to the exchange. Owners arc holding up their stocks for more favourable rates. For this reason several rice mills arc idle at this season.
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    32 6 Intimation has been received trom the War Office that >fficcrs commanding arc directed to obtain copies of the Norwegian National Anthem with a view to its addition to the other national authcas.
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    33 6 Singapore signal stations ex]icricnccd difficulty early this morning in picking up incoming steamers owing to the prevalence of a thick fog. One large Japanese ship fM uoticed to pass from West to East.
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    38 6 The King is expected to spend most of March at Biarritz, and on leaving that place, at the beginning of April, his Majesty will proceed ou a cruise with Queen Alexandra in the Mediterranean on the Royal yacht.
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    37 6 As the result of a disastrous fire which occurred in the foreign settlement at Kobe, a new brick building, occupied by fiveforeign firms, was destroy id. and the adjoining office of the French Mail Company was gutted.
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    34 6 In Tonkin, serious complaints arise of .lack of uniformity in the weights and measures used in the Colony. Grievous inconveniences arise there, which are absent in CochinChina where the metric system is strictly enforced.
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    36 6 The Tokyo newspapers strongly criticise the Japanese Exclusion Hill just passed by the United States Senate and House of Representatives. They declare that the bill is even more illegal than the Segregation Act passed by California.
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    39 6 Plague has been prevalent iv Mardalaj in an aggravated form since November, and an appeal is now made in Rangoon conteinf poraries for a plague distress relief fund. Five camps have been established for the segregation of the people.
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    48 6 Arrangements for the next Agri-Horticul-tural Show are being made at Ipoh. A meeting is to be called at which the business will be the selection of a locality for the Show, the allocation of funds for the various portions of the work, and the appointment of managing committees
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    53 6 Mr. Kudyard Kipling, being peihapa a little tired of Seuth Africa, is abont to seek inspiration in the Kast again, and he will soon embark, says the London correspondent of the Daily Dispatch on a lengthy visit to Constantinople. He will havo as companion Sir Edward Poynter, the President of
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    64 6 The rising in Dutch New Guinea is steadily being .siipprcscd by the forces in the field Mauy insurgents whose names are now registered, bave surrendered and have |i*M up the arms and aniuiunition in their possession. Three prominent slave- hunW-rs have been arrested, and 55 kidnapped persons found in theirhand*
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    Social and Personal.
    863 6 The Rajah of Sarawak has been stavini: at Rath. The death is rc|K>rtrd of Lieutenant I. G Bird, .'»4th Sikhs, at Nowshcra. Lieut. Colonel D. W. Scotland. I. M. S is permitted to retire from' March 2tHh. While in lioniliHv. Mm Amir attended a performance of Harmston's
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      174 6 Qaldbeek Maegregor (80., WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. Branches at LONDON, GLASGOW. SHANGHAI. HONGKONG. TIENTSIN. PENANG AND SINGAPORE. IN DESIGNING Arrol-Johnston Cars No iitti nipt lias In in made to pnakm l.iylit. SciuilUciiifj. IMiasnic (ills, suitable only tor roads mid liiir maAhw. The I'ars, wliilc capable uf liiyli MWUgB s|x;eils. ii;ne been
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      127 6 PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE OFFICIAL ROYAL CONNAUGHT GROUP TAKKN AT G<>\ 'L'KSMKN V HOI'SK BY WILSON CO. Imlmlilitf I T.R.H. I'HK. DI'KK DVOHM ot CoNN.M i,HT [and Princess Patricia. 11. K. The 1 Governor and ■fai Anlcrson, the Nitive States Sultaun and Residents, etc., etc. Pronounced to be the moat .ful
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    NEW EDUCATION BILL.
    135 7 GOVERNMENT AND DENOMINATIONAL SCHOOLS. Old Education Bill Revived. Reuter'b Telegram London. February 2H. The bill of the Minister for Kducation to satisfy the passive icsistcrs was introduced by Mr. Reginald McKenna on the '22nd instant. It has now passed tho lirst reading by 264 votes to 109.
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    BYE-ELECTION.
    62 7 The Turning of the Tide of Radicalism. I Keuter'B Telegrams London, February 2H. The bye-election lor the Brigg division of Lincolnshire has resulted in 11 Inionist gain, the Toting being as follows Sir Berkeley Sheffield 1 Inioni-tl .-,,389 Captain <iuest 1 Liberal) '>.27i! At the last General IKcctioii the
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    NEW OLD BAILEY OPENED BY THE KING.
    71 7 NEW OLD BAILEY OPENED BY THE KING. [Rf.utkr's Tei.kcnaii.] London, February 2K Their Majc-.li' > the King and (Jucen have opened the new Central Criminal Court. They drove lon i;,icl..ngliam Palace to the City, aud were received at Temple Bar by the La*l May >r .111.! S!k rills. The Lord
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    BRITISH MINING CONCESSION IN CHINA.
    111 7 Questions in the House. KllTIK S TcLEliKAM.J liUiuloi). Keln mai -JH. Mr. \V. limicimau, 1'arliaiiienUi H -eretary to the Treasury, in repiv i<>ti»n by Sir K. A. Sas, «|*to I I i it >ir .1. ■lurdan. tbr Uritish M n -.v at Pukiag, was doiny
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    RUSSIAN PARLIAMENT.
    15 7 RUSSIAN PARLIA MENT. Reuter's Tki.esrahi.] [,om lmi February SS The Kussiiu Duma opens en March ">.
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    LADY'S PROPERTY.
    604 7 Interesting Disclosures in a Supreme Court Case. The case of Mr. Harry A brains v. Mrs. \V. A. Kcmter was continued before Mr. Justice Fisher, at tlic Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon. Mr. knowlcs o|pcin-cl the MM fur Mr*. Foster, insisting that her husband had no authority, expressed or
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    AN ELUSIVE CHOP.
    105 7 Debtors for Nearly Sixty Thousand Wanted. Mr. T. D. Parsons moved in the Bankruptcy Court this morning for substituted serviceon Chop Wall Soon, who were indebted to his clients in the sum of 559.000. The elusive chop could not he found, and he wished the writ to
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    METHODIST CONFERENCE.
    233 7 Changes in Personnel of Mission. The local Methodist Missionaries returned Lual the. Conference at Penang yesterday, together with most of the distinguished Methodist oltii-ial visitors who are to speak at the ii ilem.-iii Street Church to-night. Bishop Fitzgerald's daughter is ill at Penang with small-pox, so the Bishop
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    CONSTRUCTION OF THE PANNMA CANAL.
    40 7 [Uk liter's Teleckam.] London. February 27. The I'liitcil States Government Was iscideil to construct the Panama l'a:ial itself. Canal Kngineer Stevens has resigued, and Engineer Mijn \>, .li.ils succeetls him iv ohargo ol tlic constructional works.
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    ANOTHER ACCUSER OF GENERAL STOESSEL.
    57 7 [Reuters TbUMMJI] London, February 27. The Standard published I long secret report by (irneral Smirnoff, the Commandant of Port Arthur from February to December. lUO4, in which he charges ieucrnl Stoessel with cowardice and incapacity aud favouritism, resulting iv the surrender of the fortress before
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    UNREST IN PERSIA.
    57 7 A Coup dt I! tat Anticipated. f KEUTER'g TeIE«RAMB London. February 2*. Tin i'j .ail states that the chief priest ot Hie MmMm h.i- take* rufaga ul ShabdoU.'.in. «itli :!(ii lull.iw. i, ptnlwl agaiust the urtijii of I'aihanit nt The giiieral opinion among the well, lutonmd i-
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    16 7 The March Assizes begin on Tuesday next before Mr. Justice Fisher. The calendar is not lengthy.
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    22 7 The DM inbeis of the local Bur nut at 10.30 tlii tunruiog witl^both Justices to arrange the (ieue'a! Cause list for March.
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    21 7 The Police Magistrates wire busy this moraing trying ChJaMM coolies for' firing crackers darisg prohibit. -.1 hours small fines wore imposed.
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    Fire in a School.
    38 7 SEVENTEEN CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH. Rkitkk's Telegram. J I ml. .n. February "JH. A I'rotcstaut School at Montreal lias been destroyed by lire. Tup pupils becainu pauie strickua and stvfntfcu were burned to death.
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    THE WHITELEY MURDER.
    70 7 Stories of Blackmail Denied at Trial. ißklteu's Telegram.] London, February 2*. Horace (ieorge Kayner, who is acc.i'cd of the murder of Mr. Willi im Whitcle.y, and stamls committed for trial on the coroner* warrant, has been again remanded. Counsel for the prosecution stated that the allegations of
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    OBITUARY.
    22 7 Keutku'k Telegram London. February JH The death in reported of Mr. Chales Willium Aleock, secretary of the Suiey County Cricket Club.
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    KUROPATKIN'S BOOK.
    77 7 KU ROPATKIN'S BOOK. Satisfaction Sought by Maligrcd Generals. London, February :1 The publication by General KtiropatUn of tin history of the Mancliurian eampaigi and his severe condemnation of the gen/rals iiii<ler his orders has had the ineviahle result. (•eueral Kuropatkin will now hay- as much fighting as he ever wished
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    TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS REPUDIATED.
    115 7 The case of Chia Keng Beug r. I. M. S. Narayanan Cuetty. for an order fran the Court, declaring a note for )A),000 h 1.1 by the attorney for the defendant agaiist the plaintiff to be void and a forgery, wjs continued before the Chief Justice
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    The Irish Secretaryship.
    291 7 Mr. ISirrcll adds a tliirtcentli to the living |K>liticians wlio have fillrd the ofl.ce of Chief Secretary for Ireland, beginniiiH with tin Duke nf Devonshire, the oldest of tin- surviving Chief Secretaries, who wert to Dublin iv 1871. Of the survivors two have held the |»>sitioii twice
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    Not the Court Clock.
    218 7 We have all heard of the ingenious thief who stole a court clock, at Singapore, during the sitting of the Magistrates. In t u-t. it is an oft-told tale, and unless we look to our laurels Hongkong is going to take unto itself the credit, or
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    COMMERCIAL WARFARE.
    618 7 j 'hipping Movements around and about Singapore. I' mm a paragraph which originally ap pared in the Straits Times announcing Uc arrival, in Singapore, of Mr. L. D. lolt. brother of Mr. Richard Holt, manager < Messrs. Alfred Holt ami to. the "Times i Malaya has been inspired
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    PLAGUE IN INDIA AND RANGOON.
    327 7 Epidemic Increases Considerably. The statement, issued at Calcutta, for the week ending February 9 shows a further rise iv the number of plague seizures and deaths, the total for the whole ol India having increased to 2. r >,2OH seizures and 20,706 deaths, compared with
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    London Tea Market.
    51 7 London. February 18. Tltu excitement in the tea market is attractiug attention iv the press. The Daily Mail and the Daily Bum ss argue that unless the duty is reduced the vorking classes will have to pay more for this article of daily consump tion. "Times of
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    NOTES FROM PENANG.
    771 7 Echoes of the Royal Visit. |Pm Oik Own Cokhk>p,inhfmi. I'enang, February '24. Oiii Ko\al \i>it..rH have been and they have mm again, and. if all account*, arc to be believMl. they are as pleased with us as we were with them. Some of us werp presented and
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    TOWKAYS ESCAPE GAOL.
    127 7 Successful Appeal Against Conviction. ■ludgment was given this morning by Mr. Justice Fisher on the appeal of Sim K Quay and Yeo Boon Tiang against their convictien and sentence of two years' imprisonment by the Police Court on charges of fraudulent removal of goods during bankruptcy. His
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    Snatch Thieves.
    99 7 About noon yesterday a Teochew Assistant iv a pawnshop, at Korhore I toad, was walking along Phillip Street, whea he was attacked by three Hokienn. One of the men matched seven M notes from his pocket and bolted, while the other two prevented the Teochew from chasiug the
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    32 7 The Blue Funnel Rteamer Antenor arrived thin morning from Liverpool via Jeddah with MlO pilgrims. During the voyage there were four deaths, and there is also on board a case of smallpox.
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    46 7 Mr. H. P. l>e Silva. of High St., was honoured with a visit yesterday from His Imperial Highness General Prince Ftishimi, who made purchases of silver ware, upon which lie ordered to be engraved, as a memento of his visit, the date of his arrival here.
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    EGYPT IN PARLIAMENT.
    121 7 FOREIGN MINISTER REPLIES TO MR. JOHN ROBERTSON Government Refuses to Interfere Mith Monopolies. [Reuter's Telei.ram J London. February 28. Sir Edward drey. Foreign Minister, replying to Mr. John Robertson (Liberal M. P. for Tyneside), who recommended a redaction in the budget of the Kgyptian l-'orci^n Ministry. I
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    GERMAN POLITICS.
    84 7 Social Democrats Quarrel with Herrlßebel. [DeK OSTASIATISCHE LloYI) TeLEORAM Berlin, February 27. Prince- von Buelow's speech ia the Ucichstag, in which lie outlined the <iovcrn meut programme ef political policy, meets with the whole approyal of the unofficial Prcus. Newspaper opinion lays the blame of th>Socialist defeat at
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    JAPANESE NAVAL VISIT TO EUROPE.
    35 7 [DEIt OsTASIATISfHE LLOYD TfeUMUB.] Berlin. February '_'7. It is reported at Paris that the Japanese Squadron which is about to visit Knr..|« w 111 also call at certain French ports.
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    BRAVERY OF PRINCE HENRY OF THE NETHERLANDS.
    72 7 Recognition by King Edward. [Dei: Ostasiatische Li.oyd TmUMUUL] Berlin. Fi bruary 27. 11. M. King Kdward has decorated Mm Henry, the Consort of the (JMMI of the Netherlaudft. with the Order of the Bath. Doubtless, this high honour is conferred on the Prince
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    123 7 Fifth List of Subscribers. The Cnmmitti < gratefully acknowledge llit following nubscriptions a id donations: Previously acknowledged IIIK.HI Collected by St. Andrew's Cathedral Choir while Carol siuging Dec. M, l'.Hir, linclud ing »lri'« from Itatllcs Hotel 1 2!t.", Mi,, liaker 10 Mrs. (i. C. Murray ."1 Mr.
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    Editor and Beachcomber.
    150 7 A weary Willie walked away into the Sailors' Home yesterday afternoon and tin x had the audacity and. should we add. Sim plicity. to inform Captain Fyfe that tin Kditor of a local eoaai .iporary had promised to support him at tin home lor a MM. Tin
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    China Famine Relief Fund.
    34 7 The Hob. Trea .urer vi tho Chiu.i Famuli Keliet KunH acknowledge s the receipt ol Urn MM instalment ot the Johore i-nnti'ii> i. through the Johore (.ioveraaicßt. of 4T..J11 V-
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      92 8 Tne Haukow Uace I'lub and MMMH ground made a net profit for last MM ol %'i,"-->- The race MMM) DmUmjMM, etc.. MMM well palrouis<d. while lawn tennis made great strides aud nil louiid a munlicr of -hi. l .•■He- Warr I 4nMtmag> win nm mmmmt „1 the
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      Association Football.
      30 8 Mi ii t<> Fete Tournament. The final of Mm football Hun u;un< nt WM *..u in Mm Royal Sruti, who mm tl»' (mnmm t'.v oiu mm! v> mmmm)
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      Hockey.
      63 8 Inter University Match Cambridge lieat (Kford in lhi» tuatcli by MIM goals M two. Last Ml the light blues carried oft mm the MMMM foot hall and th< hockey ui.itchis. (Kfor.l goiaa down iv ••s(Kier" to the tune of to I and iv hockey by 4 goals to I.
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      Rowing.
      145 8 A Welcome Visitor. We notice that Mr. ti. Medley While is passenger |K-r today s hoinewaid I', and it. Mail, and understand that he is mi his wa\ home from .lap. in for a well earned leave. Diirin.; !.is residi nee here, lie wasaMiv I,. vn MMM of tin
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      Golf.
      136 8 Singapore Qolf Club The ('urn pet it lon against Hog. y tol the •'resident's I'ri/.e was played on Saturday and Sunday. Kebruary 2:1-24. The ground and weather were all iv ftvour of the plaj.rs. The Colonel MMMMMi a crushing defeat at tl.e liauds ol Mi. lieu. Imiaii. who won
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      The Turf.
      334 8 Amir Backs his Opinion. At Bombay, the Amir apparently tried his hand, without auv brilliant success at spot img winners, as the Bengalee mivs: Mix Majesty was received at the (iov.i nor's Ixix by Lord Lamiugtou. lie then MMjUed into the paddock and tinMi with half closed rjtm
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      LAWN TENNIS.
      427 8 sV C C. Tournament. I'lii' iiiiiriiaiiu'iit was ii'_.U" nufortnuate yesterday, play being iMMaftU owing to the rain. Tlir ties for today air Cmajimowif. V. Sal/in.inu v \V. H. Tlireltall A Bnraim l»r Nicholas scr. I'apt. Kcnnick 1 to linish. l». V. MdM MB vK. Sal/.nmnn I t^i finish.
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    Singapore Share Market.
    538 8 The following is tin- MM market MMft iwawi b) Misms. l.atli.nn .V of < •rosliaiu Houst>. "for Hrn wiilv MMMH TlinrMlay. February 2H The iiiarket MM liven laiilv active (lining the «nk with |ince> steady, mid with RMJMN to .Mining StiK-l». WMMIi WWWt iMl Ml *tkl are
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    104 8 t'hiutwe should Imru to MMMM the I'ari Mutuel or mw, In tlu-vurc ltgnl gitnjhhug. ami participants in tin ui'nei'd have no fear of moll station from Hrn iiolice. I'autap. ugaupai. and such Oiirutal MMM, however, on which the native dearly love- to stake, are illegal uiulrr tin Hongkong '.inililiuL: Ordinance,
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    PENANG PIER DISPITE.
    578 8 Municipal Commissioners and the Government. iFmm On <■»> PoMBMrogMi m) I'cuang. February 24. Our Municipal Commissioners MM :i-_:iri tinGovernment again inn I this turn over Victoria I'icr. WwOMMIMM haxiMMWl to extend Swcttcnhnll. 11.l 1 I it has !«•< ii- MMMMfJ for Victoria I'ier la be iiiomil. Tin
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    BRIGADE CALL ?
    122 8 BRIGADE CALL Dangers of Cracker- Firing from Windows. About '.t.:jil last night, a UmmMMM was tiring MMMM liom a MMMM ot a three i storey.^l huilding at Malabar Strict. A ijiiantitv of fireworks iv the room caught I alight, and -et tire to some furniture, and in 11 1 few
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    PADDY THRASHER.
    211 8 I.alwur-Saving Machinery at Bangkok. A very interesting display was witnessed v tin Bangkok Dock Company's premises mi Kebiuary lU. when a thrashing machine, .■cent ly i m >i t« I into Bangkok was brought j nto platin thrashing, ..ddy in tM)MMMMM<4 very representative gathering of (oreigners ml natives
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      304 8 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. I Men. I- -At Sale-room, unredeemed pledges, at 10 a.m. -At 25 Ilecren Streot. MMM, \a I uable MMM pro|ierties, in the T..«nof MmmMh atll a.m. (vide Advt. p 10) 1 UK.lmmwlml.immimm. hold furniture, at 2 p.m. 2— At Sale-room, row tree graftings, at 11
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      287 8 LAFEST ADVERTISMENTS. WANTED. HOffflß.— lmmediately an unfiinnsliwl home, '[iii^lin district preferred. MMM t<> S. r. c >, 'Straits Times." WANTED. II K\[SIII.D HOISK -Near Town. Kntrv »Ik>ul April. Moderate rent. H. eh, "Straits 'i'illlrs til WANTED. OVEKSKEK— An Kurasian or Chiuene Oviiscr. well up in uranite wcuk. Apply, in |K-r-<>n,
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      303 8 JOHN LITTLE CO., Ltd., Sole Agents for SWISSFREY Chocolates. Swiss Milk Chocolate. CALL Hazelnut Chocolate. and Special Chocolate. SAMPLE Fondant Federal Chocolate. THEBE TWICE AS NICE AS THE NEXT BEST. JEFFREY'S 1 EDINBURGH STOUT. "CASTLE" BRAND. Specially Brewed for the Tropics. HIGHLY RK('O\I\IKNI>KI> Price $12 per case of 7 (seven)
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      383 8 MORTGAGEE 8 SALE OF (iItAMTK AND LATBMTI (fUABKTEH T.. be held at I'owcll i Ofc'l MMM IiMMMM, Murrli ,tt '.to /..t,i UfPKK TKI.OK IUiANUAH. 1. Freehold laud at I'pjier Telok MMMfc. Singapore, area 27n.r.-.. mid 24 piles, part I (irant t, WITH THK LATKKITB WAI: KIKS aud fruit and vegetable
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      173 8 DAY BY DAY. Thirsday, February 38. ll«h Water. 11-80 p.m. .W.vish Festival of Fiirim. Kill MMM. 1 p.m. S. Tennis. Frimy, March 1. Ili|h Water. 119 v.m. II ,6 p.m. Miiiu-ipiil (onimissiiiu. in 8. K. EleotricLit'ht. -s. I. Skirmishing. S. Tennis. 1 hiiese Concert. Tuii|.in;' Pn^»i K«.ad. l«-ading K.h.>iii I
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      MINING.
      376 9 Lia<* of r ormatlon 1903 1900 1901 1903 1901 1907 1901 1906 190.-. 19 1906 1906 19<M 1905 1892 190.'> IK9B 1900 1906 190 C 1899 1902 1905 Capital »300.000 1173,000 »600.000 £400,000 $300,000 JIOO.OOO tiao.ooo 160,000 £100,000 •150.000 1 1 -.'0.000 1 150.000 £250,00 £120,000 £27,000 £200,000 140,000
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      RUBBER.
      333 9 1905 1905 1904 not :003 1906 :9i4 I Ml IMC 1906 VM6 1UO:J :ro4 £150,000 5200.000 130,000 I 700,000 170,000 Si ••0.000 112,000 175,000 1*310.000 MM.WO la'jo.ooo W.OOO '.000 £104 937 10 46 500 1104,937.10 93 j^ j 12/g IR7 400 J 170 $10 •10 187,400 8>(j00 ,10 8
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      GENERAL.
      212 9 Ix6l CA.877.10.0 iM.<v;s.i.-,.0 MW.OOO *>2.5.000 MO.OOOfOO 110,000,000 7,<M 4,.';00 H(1,O0(> 12/6 12/6 814.11.9 Bells irtwtrn Kast<>rn Agency, Li.l t 50 t 10 112.-.00 Frastr A- NrAve, Lul. 10,000,000 a) *125 5125 9,500,000 I HonKkonq vicl S!:.%n«liai BnukJ*.. 250,000f> <7.1H) lij.-, 900.00 ',901 i«9C 1b99 1903 .>;': 18H4 1890 i
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      DEBENTURES.
      43 9 flu— I*l Silas, m 6% WOO.OOO 3% prem. Kiley Har^rcaves, Ltd. 6% XITi.OOO 3% f rem. S.njjapore Muuicipal 6% 400,0 0 20% prem 5% 1,K78,000 3% prem. 60i,'""0 2% dis nomiual Tanjong Pagar Dock Co., Ltd. 6% 230,000 2*% prem .W. 1,050.000
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    COMMERCIAL.
    229 9 BUNirOBS, iHii.i my 21, '907. PROOUCE. iiiubi'T ln.yi-rs 7.10 do (Cu»pe No. 1. unpi.-k- I 10.00 > opra Bali U.OO do Pontianak 10 4.") Pepper. Black luw.s In'-'. do White •">".. .KM Sayo Flour Sarawak •'!<!<> do Brunei No. 2.SVJ JVurl Sago r >.4() coffee Bali, 164°^ 19.00 Coffee.
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    THE BLACK IDOL.
    381 9 Ravages of the Morphia Habii. P;«i it-. February 1-t. Under the titU Tin Black tdol "j M. Laurent Tailhade contribute! to the inns of the Mercure di France .i striking article on the olariuiiig ncreaae oi the nunpliine habit in Franc and other Western countries. After disp
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    Story of the City Temple.
    173 9 Not everyone who visit* the City Temple, which has been brought into snek prominence by the views of its pastor, is aware of the origin of the foundation of the Church, back in the days of the Commonwealth. If such ■en to took, however, at
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    An Irish Channel Tunnel.
    227 9 Whether or not the advocates of the Channel tunnel are successful in the steps they propose to take in the ensuing session of Parliament, it is not uii- reasonable to suppose that the public attention which is now being drawn to the question will lead to
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    Coal Find in England.
    182 9 Ihe greatest importance is attached by Biiininsjham mining engineer! and geologists to the coal discovery oa Lard Dudley's estate near Sedgley. Utis is the first cam iii wliirh jt lu.s been provi that coal exists on the western side el the boundary fault, the sudden cessation
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    Seamen and Salvage Casts.
    157 9 Mr. 11.. clock Wilson, .V I., in letter defi tiding his action in tli. recently decided against Lambeth County Conn, explaii the late Lord St. Melier, Jud Admiralty Curl. had COUced right of M.inicii in separata legal repi scnMiiiiii in talvagi csicc Mi Just Bargrave Deane,
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      67 9 SPRAINS. A sprain may be cured very quickly liv applying Chamberlain s Pain Balm to the injured parts every hour, and rubbing vigorously at each application. If the rubbing causes too much pain, .ipply the Pain Balm without rubbing. It should be applied as soon as possible after the injury
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      150 9 H. H THC DU.I U, Ut SILVA, .H.HTHt»UH»« OF COM.U6HI W OFJOMOSI 1 nj. Manufacturing Jeweller. HAS .11 ST HKCKIVKI) A CHOICE SELECTION OF GOLD ANO 6EM SET JEWELERY. \m> i unan uuMmam in SILVER WARE OF MAGNIFICENT DESI6NS FROM CHINA AND INDIA At (i-i and 81 High Street. z====
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    CEYLON AND THE F. M. S. COMPARED.
    975 10 Speedier Growth vs. Greater Cost and Export Duty. Mr. 11. K. R ul hcrford returned la Ceylon from the mlj lining paejaaala by the P. «V O. steamer Borneo this morning, and H .it present at the 0. O. 11. says tin- Tinics
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    IMPERIAL FINANCIAL PROBLEMS.
    714 10 Mr. Duguid on Bank of England's Conservatism. In spite <j1" the fact that the financial soothsayer who was recommending the Siberian Proprietary group of shares ;i week or two before the collapse now seeks to assure il- that no forced liquidation has recently resulted from dilliculty over
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    47 10 Major Kolls. of the Siamese Provincial Qejfr, darmrie, arrived at Hanijkok from Koraton February 17. and entered the Kuui>rak Hos. pital suffering from acute dysentery. Ho was IB— *h on tho xtaff of H.K. H. the Minister of the Interior on a tour through the eastern provinces.
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      1533 10 Banks, Insurances, Auctions.: Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, j Capital £800,0001 Reserve Liability of Proprietor* £800,000 Keser\ c Inn' £973.000 BANKERS. Bank ol Knglanu. National Bank of Scotland. The London City 4 Midland Bank, Lu>. I SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest
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      759 10 FORTHCOMING SALES. Friday, March I n tlliiBJ oili.,- I ,,n, I. tiire. No. 6."> Beotta' I!, ad hMH. March J-AS Malacca. F.-UUc al LmSmm UatfiaMaacd), KoanPro Mm, Hnilding allotments. Paddy HeldRubber I'lantatioiiH. a.,,1 Saw null at F. Muar i_»S|ots|. Satiir.im. March '-> Furniture Sal< M Bales tier 1! »i.l. Capt.
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    FEMININE NOTES.
    778 11 Are we a Little Selfish llomr and lli.iitli writes to the llongkotijj Tflegraph" that fur the first tune in many years lie was induced lo bnvik ilnoutfli his rule and journeyto the Thwtnj Hoval to see the Hougk mi; A. I). C. in Facing the Music.' The last
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    Hurry and Bridge.
    49 11 1 1 vi rv and bridge have kill. -a the art of polito conversation. I limy lias robbed correspondence of its ;r;uf; hurry is fast transform in < the once M'daic city <>f London into a pandemonium of whirriag atxJMa, whirling wheels, and evil fumre. HiMtetMti Ontury."
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      59 11 SOUND ADVICE. \i\i'i- nesflect a bad rold. Ynii cm ■not tell how it may result A simple lionu- p'iiumlv will often bring relief and taWaJd not be ignored, but there is notliiiig so reliable as Chamberlain s •Cough Remedy. It is well known for its quick (MM of i»'U"hs and
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      314 11 Ismail 8c Raheem DIPLOMAED ART JEWELLERS. DIAMOND .MKKCHASTS. \ti\ flO-1 82"2 MANrKA<TrKIN(i JEWELLER* diamond MorsTKits. BRAS BASAH ROAD. and "iP DKALKItS IN I'UKCIOI SSTONKS SINGAPORE INSPECTION KINDLY SOLICITED. n^^*aß9H^{v < m^Bf 4T at^a»m*a^a»ti "> world famous Maker Lj^^rf^ f carry v:. VKAK WAItItANTV Bfe|lj|fc^S^»V^_JK^H|Js§K lor it- .1'., p.Tforiimnc.- TAKE NO
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      507 11 Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1026. Sea stocks of nil kinds of Frozen Meats, etc.. can he deli- 1 vered to Shipping attW Wharves,! or in the Singapore Roads, on short notice. If Thawed Daily Supplies are required, orders for same must be telephoned to the Borneo
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      957 11 Miscellaneous NOTICES. ■■MM! l«t \l"nlh. «|u [MTfn.'ii Hata«SjMa| month". *">. K»r «hnrt>T |nri.>.N >h;iI« MESBA6ERIES MARITIMES. By oner of the Board of DtaH*M%, Mr. 11.I 1 I N»i.in will take i haif of this Agency .liinii',' I niv temporary ifcMMt from tlie Colony. C. To I RNAIKE. 879 A put
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      771 11 Miscellaneous NOTICES. llM; 1-t Monti,, fin |M-r iii.-li. Suh«<«iaf<ot m..nth«. K.t >h..rt<-r i^rioli >.-• Seals of Chj*r|(i*-*. THE MANAGER OF THE BELLEVUE HOTEL Begs to notify the Public that thin hotel will be ieinoved from the present premises (Mount Erskine) Ewoode Park.Keppel Road, Ist of March. The Uovtrument of tbi-
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      603 12 Scale of Charges. PBI.IAID ADVEKTISEMENTB.— MisceI Iaaeoii' Wants of Every Description, Houses, Land, etc., to let, are inserted at the following Ml OBSlasattiOßl I 1.20 |xr inch. Two J.OO ThlM 2.H0 Six S.BO Kiae 8.40 Twelve 7.20 Tv.,nt> th. 10.00 (Each -r.bsC'iuent irunith ii \<er inch.) T >above rate ta
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      680 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. l; vl l I "iir Line-. ..«<• ..r tw.. i n -«-rt i -ti »1 H> tli>. ini'h. »e<? Scale ■>( rhnrgw. SHKRWOOD," Patereon Road, Furnishe<l. Kent IISO pei- month. EutrjUt May 1907. Apply c 90 PATERSON SIMONS CO. OFFICE.— No. 7 Battery Roed. Three
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      647 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. Km>: F..ur l.inei. ..lie ..r t«,. in««rti..ii«. »l. llv the in. li. tw >r .1« ..f Charnw. OFFICES.— SmaII first floor office* facing Cavenagh Bridge Road and Flin. Street. Apjly to Guthrie A Co. Ltd., Agents. a.o HOUSE— No. 11 Lloyd Road. Entry from April
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      472 12 SMALL TRADE ADVTS. lUllv Kir.t Month. *I.i.c«i pei imli MBMBJBSBI m..nth>. >:..i«i |wr inch. PARTNERSHIP OFFERED. In an old established aud well equipped manufacturing busines-s. Incoming partner must have command of from $10,000 to $20,000, available, if necessary, for improving factory. He will have m, I. te control of all
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