The Straits Times, 5 March 1907

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    13 1 The Straits Times. NO. 2J.282 SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. MARCH 5. l»O7. PUKE 1O CENTS.
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      575 1 HOTEL OE L EUROPE. MMiMM i iHfe th<- l»t. M'>l.-rn \|i|ih«n. f.ir ••■if..rt an. l Health I. I I -IN I. SELECT WINES. I), ml, I. i m II" l>"inl>l. I nr. DE DION BOUTON i Splendid Successes i=• IN THE 1,000 MILES AUSTRALIAN MOTOR RELIABILITY TEST. ft 28 'iirs
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      132 1 HOTEL DE L EUROPE. x|\«, M'iil.l l-'ltt.-l MM laU ..nif.i: mhl ll<*lth SELECT WINES. "STRAITS TIMES" BUSINESS DIRECTORY. H0T(18 CALEDONIAN HOTt L <" '!ii\ Uti.i,i!i ii'i'iil M»» i■> r* i ii. Mi. ll .Ul I'.rt. MOTT. WISSc W i iiiiunrv 1 i. i' mini MM Iti^ r*«ln >n* i I
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    CEYLON PLANTERS EXPEDITION.
    277 2 Marching from India to Chiaese l urkestan. \VI. n Mi P K 11.-wlow. tli. ni.rt'.l Uva aIMsMT, felt he could no MMJM khlil liii- Lai MM I MMataf Ineanic; MMM two oi tin. i. n tin- >\- of fifty lie wont to C.i-li am wlii-i. In MM
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    Ceylon Pearl Fishery.
    229 2 \l ■lllll<liul..4«l(ll. K.i. 10 lii, i. irl Ki-li.iv ;.t M:,ri.liilnik.i(l.ir 1., in. i i nii.lin^iii \mt Right, wlu-n „_|,t I ,t mi lo IM l.iiik- .1 in i. tl>;- alt in. Ml -il~ 111 h uul tin- Iral mm i i Im will 111. n like pl.m-
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    Japan as a Great Power.
    315 2 1,, ill n For« ,'v Ai isn in the Cwßtimporan Bevii In ti -I Dillmi «it .hi ip.m <;> ;it I'wiwi ivJaMM i- ..iiiiiiin mll> awkiMj lirty wbili tl» 'in i«mm -ui'l ii.-ni iiimt mi; m lir in hi lit- Ha in to t MlIVOTMJ
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    CURRENT LITERATURE.
    1635 2 Hall-Crown Novels. Anntlx'i new <1.-|)aMuu- ,n 1 1,, U«,k- lia lo M iftnl M ami xVm«4ii- Imli.-w (1... i iii, ,i,.,., hi" prr-i'iit il.iy rrail.i- mil I. i lbs i-mi.--■I new no- .it :li<- niiiii |Hi|>u;.n pnn i-«l ii -i iM-ii.ui ai «t iiit- i priir at Tln-:i
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      42 2 SOUND ADVICE. In.! ...1.1 You M« 1.0 l till MM it MM MMM. A M.n|>i< srill ..fti-n liring relief and i. .■•:.".< l l.ut there i~ n<> iah m ClianilaerLun'i It ii well known lor lit jli» hi. l i-01.1. K.r md dealers
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      308 2 EMPIRE 40,000 in use. [t*i Empire rmwinTat j J^M^mßHmlml C^V^M^Maß n^&&2i^^S mmß Over 300 •old locally Over 700 sold to the British Government This Machine has been supplied to: Tn. l v -tiiM-tri Ck'iicral. The Government Printing Of&cef. Colonial Trra-surei Colonial Secretary. Survey Depart incut Govt. Veterinary Surgeon 1' c
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      127 2 ALBERT L. A. DALEY Undertaker A Tomb Builder MV Mlddlr iftW. Sole A^cnt fur I Mnan. I> .Urid^ft Bmtben. Ltd., I<->udon. c 21HM 1 -i,..ii.- No. -.I-.' BUNKERS. FRESH WATER ISLAND PiLo BUXOM. Opposite Western Entrance t> Kepp I tiarbour. LIQUID FUEL 3OTHIRTY SHILLINGS) PER TON F. 0. B IN
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      243 2 WOOD'S au*™- 1 W KJVJU Q m BUTTER In 1 Ib. and 21b. Tins. From til Dealers PFussell's 1 "Green Butterfly" Brand. I NORWEGIAN I FRESH COW'S MILK I IN STERILIZE!) TINS. I Recently analv<eci gave 3*71 err— I A Dutch Milk shoved 2*3 I A (tcr;ii:tn Milk pr. (Hiced
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    Future of Whiteley's.
    220 3 The MWa .,ti bmjM lih< ...I, mmai by WUliaa Wlnt.-Uv. l.inutrl. with uftraajai to ||m hMVM on. hi. t „i that awiaaai Mi William Wlnteli v. with hi^ marxrlloii, n-iilil-. was t.^> lar MghAWl io .lilow In- lulling to hacaaM a on. 1 mail <-. in-orii. and
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    Mrs. Annie Besant lo Tour America and Europe.
    110 3 M K«-briiar> .'1 Mr- \m... I:, v»,,; Mll IW nl )a )u tl.. tint w.,» in Ma\ :..r \iu. n.«. v luir -li, uiak. an Wn.l. 'I Ut-t irint t.mr s|,, i, Itnrui. la K.i L 'laii.| all. r a ...i,.|. o
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    The Judge in the Thaw Case.
    115 3 I I. In'oir wlion Ih. ■mnalmuaJ Thnw i'«r u-^in w \,>rk h on' oi ■aaq Mahaaai *ha ham found tlifir «.»> to Mm Snpr.'ia. B> n. Ii of tin I nitxl *>t*t. l.iki •oiu. ilittini^Mishotl law y< rs on this -ni. li, tirvt Bahiavwi
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    Copra Trade.
    108 3 la -lava, aaiaai ham haaa tmitmi n Mm .ommrrcial uorlil for <-<ntr.il aataMM mmv in «nich Ui ilr\ aapaa for MM murk, t on lar^ Timt arti-l. i-.lary.-lv |.r.»|.ir..| t!i« re li\ tin n itiv. »ha .lr\ tli. -t i tl in tl.. -iin or ovir a tin-
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    Gold- Mining in Sumatra.
    124 3 IK MM Btnaw nun.- work.. i ■will.- in N. tlU'riamU limli.i tin BM«t do iri»lnnt; MM i~ IMJMaj I." U.tiL' m Ilk Maaaaiaa I: btav ;irm-«t M nniiiiii; emm |utii) tin re. an. l it- a ,n. r. MM .vrry \vnr. Tl.. u.iiic |.r.«ii,, .1 ollllnv
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    Finances of Indo-China.
    174 3 lh) Hsjrl IV .in ii d In. l. 4 hit,., i.i.-t at llmii'i ut: l;i :ar\ '-'i. la di-i v— tin- tman ial ail i!l.i: M ti\ I li. aakaaataa f..r HhVi >o»t acigiasssli laid aafcai Hrn ouiki. -h..».'i v> 11. Mi:n*t< r uf llie <'oioui,. would
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    Comforting Candour.
    104 3 < 4i.ii. in point »i p ii hi. ..m.i! .i' a BMssKUM tO U taken in O'lnpli daaM only Xv parti ..ii strong .mi li-.i-i |Mtnnt» A Urn araatfiaa :t fraalj aajaaMi lhaaj .in Ail«i.i:dt i. iii-d fof the I >r- >>l Im ili. A lilt •> |i..tutit
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    Kidnappers at Work.
    122 3 „i ■<-(«., Ti.it .it writ--, t. UH MM «'lllll.l Mlillllll. t 111 >|Htf of tli my prseMtioa* and arrr-t» t.iHilf in < 'nnlou ili.lin l.v tin- .int lit ntic-. tlir N.w Y-iar ill. l not |>a-v- without miiim- fiitii fi i in. >n- «i tin- ataaaajaa "i
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      71 3 SWAINS. A I>i.tin1 > i .tin ni .v Im> cur.tl very quickly liv applying CliamWi lain s Pain Balm t iln iajsvad psH> ovory hour, and rabbiag <rimtnmiy at aach applua.ion If tla nwisj murh pain. -|>l''\ t ho Pain H.ihn without rubbine It -1'. n1, 1 )><• applied as
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      982 3 SUFFERED YEARS WITHJCZEMA Caused a Loss of over £300 in Wages in Ten Years— Limb Raw as a Piece of Beef— Scalp also Affected Doctors and Hospitals did no Good. A TRIPLE CURE"BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES My mimx has hwi ten yet™' standing ainl it hvrwl urn' urn r jC'.Vtlm
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    THE PENANG FIRE.
    461 4 Better lirj-vppliances IliquiieJ. i MM «< |innt-<i in li. tn Mir mirrenpoiiilent Paaaag ri-cording a serious fire winch .1 k< .in in MMa- Sii--t diiintj; •Maafi ,i hUm H©,ooo. Ki.ii, tin St t .lit Krho w >»!! Ihr i..1..»:m: Hit.iU- win. Ii Mi.uild Im ri in- J
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    Mr. Bryan's Boy.
    95 4 An ii nt I. .ii-r M W I Hi I i I n .l.map an in „in ..I n .■I i nun., i ia] Mtoi !.m- on .i .i i h. I'.illi. of tl r leni v candidate i Iratcd to Japaa aad I Hi. .HP I
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    An Inyitation.
    92 4 i with nir. .Hid miii; v-tli \<ill Vow »it urlianeh i, |.n Nt i ,h-h MM -n-li V( I |.u«'d with MMjrtMrJ .1,1 MMI .111. 1 lIX il. '-A 'I.. BBaJi, vet i, .i mmJmm, And larir. -i"i.- t tli.it ...i:,t I ':it tin. VI-. thr :n.iT iiiii^.laa
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    An Ocean Mystery.
    94 4 Xi i.niiiry iiumbor of the Wide. Wo i laaajMMM thore is an artit-jr of MMM iatefWl entitled Tho V.-imsri-i I-...-M, .i Myttmj "t the Orran. ami. .1. ..i- with rrniaik.il.li- *t..rv told i>y a, kaowa Liverpool navigator. Caatatal D I! llatf.eld of the barque Gladys pM in
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    732 4 Same, fxirt, firobabii datt of arrival, and mini. ,<i Agents. Stkamkks. AiMMifmii.ni. I. r|k..l. Mart; M*n<t .1 Airlic. S\dne\. .l. tt liouataad Ambria IMNHI May h. It. l,n Hrn Ah. hi~-. LtM»| V|.l 12; Man-: Apsnma. i al. in. i HoaMMd Ar.adia C.l. .ink. r :«> p. &o.
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      795 4 Ships and Steamers. p. o. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan. Penan*:- Ceylon, > Australia. India. Aden, Egypt. Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London Through Bill* >l Lading luoed for ctun* t'jaat. Peman Gulf, Continental, aod Amenow. Porte Stearc>*n will leave Singapon on or about MAIL LINE. 'httward (/uri'kiN'ii iKlto l«M»r
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      689 4 KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. I'nder r. ntratt with the Netherlands India (rovanunevt. .<•»>> at s **fh r -San Awvi. i^ti J. Diimw Co.. il Cou.Tia Qtat. Tlit undermentuned dale* are only approiimat* r rr^n E'pectad Will be .«*ialcb*d for front Djambi Mar 4 Siuttkep. Moeara Kaha and Djambi Mar II r«a
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      536 4 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE. HAMBURO. Th* *t*am«r« ot thi* Company maintain a ngolar eervice batwean Hamburg. Bnmeo, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and tbe Strait*. China, and Japan. Homeward., they are d<*patched fortmehtlv for Havre aad Hamburg and »noe a month for Bremerhavan direct, calling at Penang aod i Colombo. Th* arrival* oi
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      716 4 N. D. L. "ORDOEUTSCHER LLOVO Imperial Uarman Mall Lint. The faat and wall known mail ataamer. of IBM Company *ail fortnightly from Bren.^n Hamburg via Rotterdam. Antwerp, floutharnp laa, Oibraltar, Oaona, Napla*. loonu m* MaratiUa*. Napla.. Alaxandna. and rice vrnal Por Said. Baam. Adaa, Colombo, PenauK. Htngapin. Hongkong. Shanghai. Nagaaaki.
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      44 4 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED. Hi*. 'MMM 11 1 \;>li.aidi:. MI.I.H.iCKM. \N|i MiNEY. Tl.. -„.|»n MM ITISDA 5.»1 iti.ni. 1 ni.ian i Ii *ip»ci*d t. arm. .od will recei<i> pr.Mii|.i I. -|*t h f..r aY «l<.i>r purta. ror fr. .i;!.. i.n.l MMf IM)
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
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    HOTEL VISITORS.
    804 5 IiAIH.KS HoThl. 11., i. »motm a».l Mi Mr I. K D»»itb |-„,,»r Ml A m I llauhnrv 11. .u .1 Mr. tt.ti.i Mi K K.li «K«i* <'■■! II II 1..1.1.-1.-.. Ml I Um.r I ..I ii WriKlil Mr K W H»rk-r Ma,..r.% Mr. K, i I Mr H Xi.hrt Mai.r
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    Passenger List.
    200 5 |M IVr T i( U|«n. from 1..,»,i.«i r >h. 1. ■lur M»r. i. 11 -Mr. K C Phillip.. l>r I*, .to a. a, Il.malava ronuec.iaK with lUr *W*n« i HmU» a* -utnaab... from 1.. i, IVb I.. .l.» March U Ar.-li.l«u-.> n IVrlim. M.« 11. Mornxm Mr. l.rr.-«-b».
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    Mail Steamer Movements.
    69 5 ".'•i«. waaajai M\u Ihr <i. mta.i mail •Uamer ZieUn. bating left CokMiibo on the Sr.l instant, at I p.m. stir may be etpt- i.-d v. anur aaia on Saturday tbr ■•tli ius«aiit at ahmil 7 a.m. WEATHER TELEORAM. M.mKkong. Mar.h 10 a.m. Barometer -Milt lhret-ti..n I Wiu.l
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1084 5 t' inter tbie haadiug Xh% following »hbr>" Ham* in aeod «tr «*aami-r >b ahip h<| oarqoa; ich.- «cbooo«r Tol. Yacht Cru Cruiaer O'ht.— Gunboat Tor Torurdo II |> H..nw p.wrr Bn». Bntieh I'.S Coitod Stale. Feb. --French O«r Gtrmtu 1 >ut —Dutch; I l»l Italian Span Span
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      20 5 ■Tlh y Bay thai old Cou|».nne». tli«- banker haa untold waaith. Yea. that what Urn 1 tax a 'Hector «u«p«*t«
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      NEW EMPRESS STEAMERS.
      374 5 Irom Yokohama to Canada under Ten Days. Tlit- < i. .in-1 ..i N'uto'i. H-it.xl, I'uluiiilua -.i\- l> K lii.wi. 1.-iiitii a|ipuitit<- I aMMaM .if th«- I'PR tawn 'ii tin- I'aniu htm wmmmmmtt that. i».i now Kinpi>*« »li\iimi<. BnWU afit-r lli. Atlanti. linci->. will ha imili uiiii.mii May
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      Education in Java.
      152 5 iii' i inn.--.' aokaai wm- nt iii Java haaMaakaa aa sateaasiaaf ataa*. a bbbblj Llsiaaaa Hi— laaliiiii .int. <l about f..rty <>i tli.M h.-.U h, i, ..ii. i aaaaM ■ataviata araarti asaaaMiaß, aaaataia iiiontb* aai Tlm- latu-r had special .hare. ii\.i tli<- a.li.nili. ami ip|«>iot<ti an inspvcbHU<
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      VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
      93 5 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR. Wharves at which \i>«l« ore Herthed To-day. t»sjosg r»«»« Ca.. WatHr llt-ix M.- loiiau -'.i-i WatarSpi'T 1 Habalau. T.i.-i..u Mar.i iacr. 1 {SHU** \VH»ai i J *T. Wrudt lavno* No. I— Bharala 1-Nil 4 Aparima 6— Korat Kinp (i^.rgt Ma<havii. I Nil I-ImmMM
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      CLEARANCES.
      103 5 March i L Wilhrlnnna. Put atr. Amalrr.lani >j* porU Fazilka. Hrit.tr Calcutta udirn. I >m 1 1 «tr, Coprnha^rß la ports 3 lam Nuiifi. Brit »ir. lUi> k '.->i I'nogtfanu (»er str. SaTign lilwiill Mi pitU kan (ioen<i, l<ii' -Ir S 'irmraya via liawesu 4 \tholl, ltnt.tr. HfiKkoov an.l
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      MAILS TO ARRIVE
      100 5 From Krmors— B) tb* N D. L. M»u lv« March P. r- m Cm*4— By tbe M. M Austiniiea luc M»-.1. II nrr table rr mkiut ncr. i«f; Sio#ir*>rc I>o« in Loadoa mi 31 1 <>. K»b i< Vi. 4 N l> I. Ki-b .'7 Vt. 7
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      632 5 P.&0.5.N.C0 M()>lbWAkD PASSHNQER SEASON 1007. S.S. 'MACEDONIA/ 10,512 TONS. Kn»m BINGAfON. DIRECT tc MAKSKILLKS and LOVDOM wliaoiii lran«hlpM<-nl l^t.n. Smgapoir iHth March 5 p.m. Leave* I'.-uam; MM atasstj t p.m. .n.n. „|..inl- Mnl April. laajaaj BiHiibay mi. Apnl. Dm MjaaMai HKh Apnl. 1 >nr Issaaai MM afjaX Paawngei. U il..
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      671 5 Ocean Steam Ship Co., Ltd. and CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAY. COY.. LTD. I The VimnauieV steamer* are despatrbed from Liverpool outward* for the Strait*. China and Japan every wi«k, and from Japan homewards for London, Amnteniam and Antwerp every fortnight and f. r <ien<« Marseilles and Liverpool motithlv. One outward
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      675 5 C. P. R. Canadian Pacific Railway Company's Royal Mail Steamship Line. THF. NATIONAL iIIOHWAY TO It Kul'r VIA CIIINV IAIVN CANADA and !he rXITF.K HTATF.S. Roiiu from llongkocg. ri.i Shaugbai, Naga^iki I Inland Sra .rf Japnnl Kobe. )>kobama. Victoria and \aunou\er, R.M.S. F. m (•»>.. .>r Imi. I I* in
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. TUESDAY, MARCH 5.
    1021 6 The Straits Times. PRICE 10 CENTS. TUESDAY, MARCH 5. \t Kriday h uni-tniL; of the Municipal oniinisMoM. the ('resident laid on the table plaiiH of the in Xolunteer l>nll Hall. This Hall, we hclitve. is to be built on the new ground in front of the Victoria Memorial Hall. The
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    12 6 All telegram* published in tills mmic ale protected by the Copyright Ordinance.
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    22 6 Il was reported at Calcutta on the -Ist ultimo that a severe earti»]iiake occurred in < nlgit. Wringing down the mess Imum; tliere.
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    28 6 lin I'ionear hears from lionn that a net |iostal contract with tlie I', and <• Com |«ny has been arranged, but tht terms have not yet bee a disclosed.
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    34 6 Mr. Morlry, replying to Mr lbs in the House of l .minions, said it was not int. n-l. .1 toi \teud the present limit of tlir silver portion of tin Indian gold ronervc fand.
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    29 6 The Chief Justice wa» engaged till near I three o clock yesterday with s.immonses in chambers Then he came out and heard ■notions for the remaiuder of tlie afternoon.
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    31 6 apt l^trsen of the Boribat which arrived this morning from Bangkok reports Uiat au Indian paiwenger .1i..l on the |ia*sage on Kebruary il. and waa buried the next May at •oa.
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    40 6 H M S. Spartiate. Captain C. .1 Kyrea. with a crew of 700. i-rn w<l hen yosterday afternoon from Kngland. via Colombo, with reliefs for the vessels on the China atatica. She left for Hongkong a few hours lav i
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    42 6 Before tlie Chief .1 astioe yesterday after noon. I'hop Hong Chun secured judgment against Chop Kng Choug for Hmwk, and coats for rice Hold and delivered. Mr. Aitken appeared for the plaintiffs. The defandautn were uot present in person nor by Connsel.
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    51 6 l"i -ss.il (*****. the well known JapaneMe i, rtlxjiiake xpert. ileclare*. that it in iiii practicable to foretell those njoTvnienU of tlir earth. All Uiat Hcieoce can do in that line is to gueaM at probabilities by iiimi- of the stisiuograph but even thexe foncaNtn. he hoklH. are not t|iiite
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    50 6 Uu habruary 17, a warehouneai Sourabaya bi lonfing to th. Colonial Bank, aad filled with country produce, such ax copra, kapok, beans, aad other staple articles, was destroyed by fire. The ilsmagii; done is esti inateil at 80.0(11) guilden. The Are in imp. -I t<> have lieen started by robbrni.
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    54 6 Lieutenant I'oionel I»»vih. Civil Surge oo, Rangoon, arrived at Rangoon from Mayiuyo on the Mth tilt and wait to proceed iiome by the next Bibhy boat on leave. A few months ago lie contracted blood poisoning during an operation.and wentoo leave to I'pper Burma. Hi waa steadily recovering there when
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    72 6 It is reported that the Lienchow mamacre affair baa been settled and that six American nuswooaries, two ladies and three children, are returning to Lieuthuw to re •pan the mi -iiou work. The Pr. ~l>\ U i lanarc about to move into new boosts thai are ■tearing completion, and the
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    40 6 MonsHur Adolpii Tliiellan.l. a Krt nch subjett. died at St. LaaJi Hospital. Itsiiukok. on February £1 froiu meningitis At oil* tine lie wan a frequent contributor to "L'ttoinion." Saigon, under the imti.il- ..t "AdT." Hr wa» V. years of age
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    59 6 ide of tin lelcgram~ to Indian exchange* with regard to Uie wieck of the B. rim off the Hook of Holland contaius the follow ing sentence A board has boen waaiied ashore on which wa* written in copying ink a des pairing appeal for Ik Ip The board stak-s Uiat
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    58 6 Itit-i utly a cousigniiienl 01 tropical fruit was sent from .lava to Holland in the refrigerating ruooi of the steam* r Kirn hrauidt It arrive.l at Amsterdam in g.iod condition, and Attracted crowds ot |>eople w hen put ont in a provision store for sale. The fruit, especially the mangoatet-ns.
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    52 6 Mi F Wilding. Tennis 1 1 tampion of New /calami and Soath Vustralia |*ssr.| through olouibo on February '21. on his way to take part in the championships at home this year Mr. Wilding succeetk-d in winning Uie tennis championship at F.aat bourne last year, besides tht Covered Court Championship
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    57 6 aiiuoiiuce today thu death of Ml. W. Listerman of tlir Hotel Netherlands Tlie disreascd who die. l yestentay. had resitlvd in Singa|>ore for £1 years, during which he was Kuropean interpret, r to the Supreme Court. I luring the Crimean War I sf, .Vi. h. win interpreter to the British
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    63 6 Tlie < oniiuaiiil. i in Chiet of the M..in. si Winy. 11. H. H. Hit Pi in., of Nakoru Climsi. I was taken ill suddenly on the evening ot r. hrnarv 17 when on his way Io attend the nival uereuiony at husit I'ark. His Itnyal HigliuuNM, at the datu
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    70 6 The Kin press iHiwager of t lima uas recently asketl by a high mandarin to allow a foreign Cinematograph Company to give performances! in the Palace at Peking f..i the amusement of the Imperial family I lit mandarin offercil to nioet all the e\|<ensc lumsrlf. The Kiupr.-ss iNiwagi r ri-fu».-«l
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    73 6 I- 1. Id Marshal Tom TliumbiMr. Ki. hard (•arnseyi. who creak.l a sensation at tht Kgvptiau Hall. London, titty years ago by his diiuiuutivc stature, has just died at Welf ington. SomerHtt. at tlir age of seveuty three yearn. He was the smallest voter at the last general eli-ctioß. w
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    75 6 The Siaiutme iovernment. at the riipimt of the Krench Miuistcr at Bangkok, lian lecMled t* lay two new U 1. -graph line* of iiiiporUnct both commercially and politi iially One u> from Battambang to liat I'na two trailing .■< litres of soum- note, ami will be ready about July next.
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    68 6 A telvgraui. .laU .l tin Hague rrbruaiy vtaU-s that, after the steamer It. rhr. reM-uo affair. I'rinoe Henry, the Consort of tin i^ n< n of Holland. siui<i<>nlv brcaiue very popular. l*onation« in money for the rescuers am coming in rrvaly. Subscriptious havr been opents:! for the families Huffrrini; tr
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    77 6 Tli. nforci nicnt of Hutch autliontv in Sowth Celebes has hail tbe hap|>\ effot of shortemng the existence of slavery an old time institution of the land. Iv all the ronn,uen<d states there, thi gradual abolition of slavery wan one condition of subiuiimion. Slavery is so bound up with the
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    82 6 Mr. Van Kaalte. the Minister of Justirr iv Holland, baa just had a narrow escape from ummi nation. A telegram from the Hague, dated February 16. suten that a bandinaatrr. Polak by name, who had served in the W«-st Indies, went to the Minister's residence, that day, and Ared four
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    70 6 Au uugagement i« announced between Biamat Alaoaater. l>.-pul> < oiuuiissionri of l Innes*- I'uittouiM i lately Assistant Stati* tieal Secretary. luxpectorateI uxpectorate iieneral of CostoniH. Shanghai >. barrister at law. fMMM •at son of the late Henry Alabaitter i formerly H B. M Consul. Bangkok awl afterward* Adviser to tin
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    75 6 (icucral Jauieh Michiel. C.S.I «hox d«aUi iv lv» eightieth year is recotdoil. entered the Army sixty. three years ago He nerved in various oapacitiea in India. (>ur ing the Matiuy he waa stationed in llydcra bad an Assistant Chief Kugiuoer aud there earned the thanka of Government Latoi on lie
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    147 6 Tin- ik-atli is reported of Lord lutiy Itecciasad, who wan in hi* seventy fourth year, wan one of the moot profound lawyer* of the ilay and when at liw bar, was univer Hally regarded a--< facile prinocpit in utility Hu carver at Oxford was a most brilliant I one. for
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    Social and Personal.
    387 6 Mi I; li -spoon, -i. Hi. r. nowti, .Km. mU i in at p'es. Nt in Hongkong li line Kau>itsiiili|i has bis -11 keleeawl tv ant-reed to the <iaih 01 .laMuagar. Mr. Hi Tung Ins been adj idg. d the K>skes»er of the nest private garden in
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    Theft at Oxley Rise.
    67 6 Till 1'.,11c. have leOelv.Hl a r.JMMt fro,,, Mr .1. M. mi. risi.hng at Ra I IHlnj Kb* stating tliat lattt evening; he -list ..s i. Haat a drawer in his mom luul rwsiii broken afl I and »:m in mom v stolen 11. a1.1.<l that Ins
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    A High Death-Rate.
    64 6 lln n Were ill death- rr^i -t.-rt-H in Kangoon iliinni; Uir »«<« k ndinu rcbruary lr>. which gives a ratio of 541 3H pri thousand |H-r year. I>f thes. In death- w. n <\n> t-. holera. 41 U. nlnjH, -*V to f. rrs. :U t-. diarrlxca an.
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    Beaten to Death.
    59 6 \si iisalional i-.kilh mpjNbj umr.ler is reported from Chenhon in .lava. Humour* w.n current then-, that two rMcruiters .i Javanese aud a Kuropeau. hail Uvn kiduap niajajpnafla. (in K.h th. fHftaji of ti,. ruruiUrs were attai-KCs-l by crowds ot ptsopU The .lavauexe was st.in.sl. but waa reavueil
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    Not Sufficient Service.
    79 6 Mr I |»..tt aitked Hi. t'luet .lnstloa yt-atei ilay afU-rnoon for luave k> M-tv<- a tiUon on the Briuibun loronaov Ltil. by NiilMtituteal nervioa on Mr. C. B. Buckley, tin- oul\ slian holder of the C'ooi|iany now in tin t olon\ Hi* lxtrdwhip r.-fu-vil. holding that nerviot
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    Burma Teak Trade.
    111 6 lii. ...ilturii uf tuai in llie Kmti. duriag I9)ki-4W was MM tun» a* MbJml ■JIN.MI6 tons in tin- pnxt-dint; yuai < M thttotal H6.702 U>ns were extracted by Irovern uient agency, an lacniMol tf.OOU tonn un the lit-urt-s of the pnotdiug year, and !.>»>.;i7» ton% by purcha.-4.rs.
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    Further Argument.
    116 6 Further argument waa adduced befoie tlw I'hief Justice laix mommy iv uliieulation of tin- oaae of Tan See Clirun and auotln r I v Dnu Knc -Im and thru others, for ftmm I sion of tin- premises at No. 7*> >>ooth Boat Quay and for the title deed*
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    BRUNEI AFFAIRS.
    111 7 RAJAH BROOKE'S CONCESSION AT MUARA. Statement in the House of Commons Rtrrt h Telkgkams] Laaawj, Mar. I, v Uml Klc'.ii 'Mr Winston Churchill stated 111 reply to a .pirstion by Sir K.lwanl SasMion. that Ih- ha.l not Mmlml a MIMM from Brunei praying for 18. or in .ration
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    WAR IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
    93 7 Roosevelt's Opportunity for Using the Big Stick. [DLX OMmMMMMM IaVMJMj Ti.lecram B« rlin. March 4. War ha- hrok. i« In twceil two re publics iv t ciitral Au-rn 1 Nicaragua and Honduras The repiibhi ot Mexico doc- not take sides in tin ipmrn-l but maintains a
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    SIR ALEXANDER SWETTENHAM RESIGNS.
    21 7 [Kki'tkr r Tki.i.i.iiam London. March:. »ir Jam.-- \l. \»nd.i -s tivnhaiu. varuor of Jamaica lism r. -igntsj
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    COLONIAL CONFERENCE.
    53 7 Transvaal's Premier Invited to Attend. [K».i r»n« Tu.m.ham j I ...ml. m. March .1. In the lion-.- of UmMH Sir Heary (ampliell Kami. mi.i n aun.-nn. id that Mr Uaaii Uolha. I'litn.- MMMM of thK Trans vaal. has MM inviu-l la a'.u-nd the forth coming ColiHiial Cmferrnn- n
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    RUSSIAN FAMINE FUND.
    62 7 President Roosevelt's Appeal and Contribution. [RtUTJ TKLr..K»M.J I. MMM, March I'rc-i I. Nt ImMmH in -rnding nnhundred dollar- I >vii >l«uti«u t<> the Riivsun Kaiuin. UU tund that b.inraised in MM V«ti, vrMMw Uml Kus.-ia had always b. n a good tmnrl to Hrn I'uikd ■MM th.
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    SHIPPING COLLISIONS.
    48 7 Two Steamers Sunk in Straits of Dover. Kliteri IaVVMBML] l.'tidor Minh I TmBN ha. br«n remark ibl. sen- •of f.^; accidents iv ih. Straits of I ivir. \lto^. til. r •even -teaiuships and five sailing v.«v I- have MM in olh-ioii. and two steamers \trr«- sunk.
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    U.S. SHIPPING BILL.
    42 7 U.mocrats Talk if nut in the Senate I Tki.egrams Guidon. Mar. b i :nc— a:;.- from Washington -UU-s that the IK'iuucrats iv th. S.-uaU hate decided to talk out the I .S. Shi|ipiug Subsidy Hill. om;r. ailjouras at noou.
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    BISHOP OF ALEXANDRIA.
    23 7 iMMjI TI.LEoEAMI l-oudoti. March I Th« l:» tor ai tin Vine iran Collier Uoiii. hax BBM MJMMMBi HbmJ ol \le\sn.lria
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    KUDAH'S SAVAGE PRANKS.
    114 7 KUDAH'S SAVAGE PRANKS. Javanese Syce Attacked and Severely Bitten. Javanese syce wax lea. hue, a hors. alony MMM li.«<l this morniiit; when it MMMM him down and hit him savagely It pickol him up in its laMth ami sliook I i". f'i-- I'll, -vie shouksl lor help IKl.ili.. lii-|«vt..r I
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    BIG PARTNERSHIP CASE.
    218 7 Account of Steamship Owners So«*ht. Mr. T d. M Kraddell applied to the Chief Justice yesterday afternoon for an account j to be taken of the partnership dealings of Me-xrs Wm Ilin X Co.. a well known local firm of steamship owners, his client being I l.im
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    CHITTY IN TROUBLE.
    402 7 Allegations of Criminal Breach of Trust. MMMMI I bitty wu- arrH';;uul before Mr Colinan. the Thirl Magistrate, yestenl ay afU-rnoon. for fiutli. r .rpiiry into an all.-^a lion of criminal bleach of trust in ri-s|u-t of a MB of «l.'.*«i iv conn. cti. in with tin ~..\r
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    LIFE-IMPRISONMENT.
    404 7 Punishment for Returning from Banishment. Tm March Vshlxus r, .ipincd this; BM ghafaM Mi JmMm Ki-her. Th. rtr-t i*~, Ma wax a charge of I unlawful it-turn trow li.tßl-hin.nl. made agaimt Vuo A Ngi. alias Wi UmM) Me 'claim, d to be tried. A jury of Kuropeau-. i t-.ni
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    Alleged Breach of Trust.
    66 7 I This inorniu-. Mr. Uaker asked Mr. Col I in.vi the Third MagixUaU. to remit Samuel I tx|»^keriuan, win. i- cbaiged with breach of trust in icopict uf tl JOO. to tht Bench I Court. This was granted. i Mr. Battmbu-rg who ha- becu engaged lor
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    Red Russia.
    61 7 POLICE SEARCH A POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. Seizure of Infernal Machines. [RCUTUS Tm.F.. RAM I London. March •">• A force of fifteen hundred polk-e ficarclietl Uie xt'i.lentV quarteni. in the Polytechnic Institute, at St. Petersburg. yrsU-rday morning, and discovei.il a large number of in f.-rinil machines, bombw. and repeating nri.
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    PENANG JOURNALIST DEAD.
    68 7 iKmm Dm (Iwa I'mnoruMUMi. Peuang. March ">. Noon. Tlie diath ha- taken place, from fever, "f Mr. II .1. A. Crowe, the job manager of the Pinang <ia/.ette. Mr. Crowe was exc-etlingly ».ll knowu and |«> pul. ii iv Peuang. U-ing camnecUtl proiuiucuUy with Kro-inasoury there He
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    KING EDWARD IN PARIS.
    27 7 KUTI.E" Ti I.i.I.RAM London. March Kiaaj K4wanl lias arrived iv Paris. I in re was no c. ri naouial reception on his arrival.
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    PRINCE OF WALES PROMOTED TO ADMIRAL
    24 7 HmTM; 1:1:- KAM UaWJBi Maid, His Hoyal Ilighues- th. IViace of Wales i-gaxetUsi to the rank of Vdmiral.
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    GAMBLING RAIDS
    194 7 Two Chinese Jump Through a Window. 'l.i-t inuhi. Mi Havi if tin police, aceomimnietl by a numlx-r of ou-tablex made a raid on a ho'iw in Hill Struct and i apturtsl nine < hiu.-se (or gambling. The door of the hoiisr ha.l to be broken open U ton
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    PIANO DISAPPEARS.
    190 7 I W. Cot-lho. a Kuraxian piauo tuner, wax arraigned l» tor.- Mr. Colinan. Uie Third Magistrate, yesterday on a charge of criminal breach of trust in rvMpoct uf a pisuo. valued at %'i.W. Uie property of Chong t noon Heng. Tlie cane was cooUnued in Uie afternoon. Mr.
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    A WELL-EARNED HOLIDAY.
    189 7 very familiar figure in Singapore will leave the Colony on Saturday for a few month- holiday at Homo- Mr. A. J. 'mnu. Secretary of Uie Singapore Chamber of Com. merer, and Kxchangc. Mi. (iunn will be accompanied by his wife and daughter and they will journey by
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    74 7 Ph. un diciu jl ogK wiUi which we arc I threatened from America adds new terror to life. What guarantee- will there be that what we take ax an "anenious c^k" at breakfast, for Uie cood of oar complexiou. will not prove to be one bpfcially adapted for .-iinoy, corns
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    Chamberlain's Condition.
    98 7 STATESMAN'S APPEAR \NCE AT DOVER PIEK. Uf-rm TelecbaM.] l^mdon. March ."> Mr. Chamberlain embarked at Hovel yentenlay for Uie Continent. He was almost unrecognisable. He «a> wearing glasses, and appeared .put. unable to walk unaided. He leaned heavily upon Ins daughter, using a stick with Ins other hand
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    ROYALTY AT RANGOON.
    328 7 Burmese Girls strew Rose-leaves on their Path. All the way up from Singapore to IViiaug and Itanguon. Their Itoyal Iliyhn. »s, the I'uke and Unch.sa of OmmM and rriuics- Patricia hail pleasant weather. lin Kebruary the llum-ra ran alonu-id. the new Port Works at Kangotm. and the
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    TIME. GENTLEMEN !
    284 7 TIME. GENTLEMEN local Solicitor Sick of Hearing the Call. Mr. liiulra addrexHed the Court at length yr-Uiday afternoon on the appeal of I'er iihoodax Hi rjuvandax againxt hi- conviction by a Keneh Court Inch sent, nee. 1 him Ui nix iionth- rigorous imprisonment for leaving Ur- Colony with intent to
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    RANGOON V.M.C.A.
    260 7 The regular monthly miaaionary meeting at tin I'rins. St. Church was addr.s-.-d but night by Mr Stuart DonniUiorne, m.\.. ho ha.- bben actiug ait Secretary of Uie Young Men s Christian A spoliation here until Uie return today of Mr. It. 11. I'riugle. after a tour of Uie
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    PRISONER ESCAPES.
    1027 7 Chinese Detective Fined for Negligence It is not an i a-y matter uen. rally for a pn wner to regain his liberty when li« iitonor iv Ur- hand- of tli. Police. A certain China man. arreaW<d on Uie premise* of Memr.. •lohn Little and howeTcr. found In- MM
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    CAUGHT REDHANDED
    98 7 Tukang Ayer's Alleged Theft of Jewellery. About four o cluck yenterday afternoon the occu|>aoU of a I liiu.-i r. -ideuc. im Kilhn. y Koad diKuuverwl Uieir II lam tukaui; aver' in an up-luir- nxiui with his 1«« WrU Uilginy out. Ouexaiuininu the man. they found tI.KM worth ot
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    THE BRITISH ARMY.
    92 7 ANOTHER STATEMENT BY MR. HALDANE. Am Appeal for Co -opt ration. ■MMJMj'I TtLrv,BAM LmAm, Mar. I, In iiitro.ii.. iu K hrn Hill creaUnf; the n. sary machinery for the w.>rkiiif: of Ins u-rn tonal -< herrn for tbc Army. Mr. Haldanr. tin MiniHter of War. nnphaiusod the
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    CHINESE FAILING CURIOSITY
    701 7 Prisoner Suggests Being Decapitated. I'll. second accused Irit-fl In fort tin \ssi/. today bjmVm Gmm I-i>. who with MMMMMMJI and fraudulently ii»iiiy agenuine t form-.! document which pui|«nt> I U> show that money was din-tootic Im-c N.niu •MM l>\ Chop Ma* La*. Mai with d.t. ivin[[ I.
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    Currency Arrangements.
    253 7 llv proclamation pubh-h.d vc-Utrdav n .1 liir\rriJlUfDt "(ia/rttc UIMMW] Uie new StraiU Settlements dollar is n\.il at W»> millesimal IMMM, Mai »l a •twlir<l weight of Hli grains Tin- half dollar bat tin same hrn n<— ami w> i«>hs I*! urain1 1,, .1.1 Mm »«>. MM) on. tad
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      201 8 11,. U.n» X. r -'itmii I Inli H.,nv kaag, hum At ivngUi nmmhl »v« siu- (u> Haw CM |>r •lui-M o«r»r Mariay Hmt Tlm-ii I dUl|iill<|.nl.ihllMil I.. I V|>■ 1 1 I, Ilie ftnt MMi '-t Ui. MaMMM Host j l»-'l 11, a V olmiteeis won MM
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      Association Football.
      37 8 Navy I (iKur I foot hall DiaUh 111 MMMMMI with the' Navy League was plaM d at Hoitgkoug. 011 Kcbruary M MMMM Kiu*- AltrLtland Mou mouUi. Th. lin im-r won by twnguaU U> ml 1
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      Badmington.
      50 8 I he International MaUhla Uie intei national match Kugland beat Inland by Ml matcheo Ui two. Kugland wan Urn 'ii Us hy three matchu- to love, loat the MMM s .lon l>l. sby tw,. MMMMI U> love, j aud won the Mnafi doubles by twu iuaU'ht-> i- 1 Im
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      Shooting.
      577 8 Hcrak I adics RifW Club Itaiu -Jin. what iuU-rfcn.l with last w.dn. sd.4)s itiiuuL hut althuiigli it Mall merely a practise day. lourteen laditss bent on improving llu.ii slioutiug at tha Ij" yards MMM. taru*d up. rollowing are tlie MMR Mr, Kt.w*a -2., Wuke t 24 Briatow «t Tatlock
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      Cricket.
      111 8 Y. M. C. V Av«r«r«a. Tlh Uittiat: »"i>l bowliufj ra««-. uf llw Y. M. A., rrukft u-»iii f<i Ur- yo»t l*« linn' n«« Ut v pri |*ii .1 A W H<-\3ii Ih«iI» ill. li-t. id lutttinu. with H.l anil t\U.« -e«.iiii| |ilai'i- in t«>wlinK with H. 4.. »•< *|{aiuKt
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      Lawn Tennis.
      752 8 S. C. C. Tournament. Yeatenlav I play reaiilUil i- OUMMBK < «i-i lt.-iiiii.k. i».t it i: Xhmlm n a. 7 s. A SiStoL»f. SaJjunauu iM.bnt K r Salxiuanu H Sin.,ui». l.t <• If, < .mi vn I 1.1 I>iuwmM> |«»i (■•nad. t Sim.l>» (II l'uyirub)T|{ heal Krryn«>ii w
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    Rowing.
    214 8 Singapore Four s*nksAn iilm-nal mi I'ktll ln;tl kol (In i. li»i!i t from tbr l.'lub l*~t rvouiuK Ow of Oh four* (or lli.' Scott HifwrU'k cup pr. ■•«■.■< 1. -I out iMiial and t)w —n. Imiolt rstltrr rli<i|>p\ »hr li«-a<l"l ttraiKlit «ut again»t tin- «itn. Aft. i kf. «ni:
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    GOOD PROSPECTS.
    259 8 Satisfactory State of the Rubber Industry. Thr tiuic in approaching wlu-u a uuiubtr of plantation MMtMMMH owning pro jierties in Ceylon and the Kedrrated MaUy State* Mill l» 1.-. Uiiiii; .In 1. 1. im l. .in l pub hshiug Hie results tin work done un lii.-te es4»u-» iluriag
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    HIGHWAY ROBBERS AT IPOH.
    334 8 l>u Tnesilax mMMM la-t wetk.savs Hi. Malay M-iil. four Firmed Chinese held up two I'hint-H' who were working al.mj 111. I .ah.it K.avl. I|n.li and rehtw-l th.ii> ..I Hi, aum uf tMNI. uuuipnaeil of cawli ami v..-. MM] tin n d<c.im|>s| in the dins ti f
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    COAL IN SIAMESE MALAYA.
    278 8 Iht .lanuary iiunih. i of the linti-h Trad.- Journal puhlisliea the following inter, stnii; account of the (ihirbi i blrabi coalfield* Them ouwrtkakln, which are mtuated ahout 2i m milaa to tia* nortli ol I'ttnang, u«ar .he Island uf Tungkah. Un the went coaat of I
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    37 8 A Imiirtf of a ll*ngkon|* hot*: ch*r|(*d with allowing liquor to be drunk on hi* prr aaiaw at 11.45 a.m. produced bit lioencc on i which the hour of cloning aot laaerted The suinmous waa withdraw n
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    THE LATE MARCHIONESS OF HASTINGS.
    244 8 Her Historic Runaway Match. Thr M of tht- Marchiontr-* uf lUsiin^s -all« attention t.. a i.iiih i Lal.l. i lijuicf in nir amial iiiaiiu.-i s. Her inHrri«i:i in IHAI to lit r first hnahund was tht' laM i;reat mo away iimt< li of Knf{li*h rmi-iety.
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    FOREIGNERS SENTENCED FOR LIFE.
    317 8 End of a Famous Trial. Shaugliai. Kebruai > '20 In tin >oi,oliaui* iiiiiuiiitl Court. JudK< N i^ata ha-, him ii in <gin *nt in tht- i.>tm. v <i < -<• kllllMll :is till' \urllil caM aiIMUK OUt of taWMMMMgafI thciust ul I»|mii of v.-h* I ol
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    GERMAN SHIPPING.
    368 8 Satisfactory Statements by the 11. A. L. and N. D. L. Ki:om «»i hOhn ('<>i:K>.«rusi>».sT. Hauiburt:. Kt-hruaiy A At a hi. rlinf uf tin board uf hir.-t..i- ul Hit- Hamburg Aim tika lu»r vii January '24 it waa il. .1 ihil the mtt protiU of ih. |...-i I
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    Rubber Plants Quarantined.
    179 8 Mr. A I' l-'tjan raci'nily arnvad m Northern y »«-nslaiid from Sinicapore with raap cuntaioinx t«-n tltouHaml > ouii^ rubber plants which lit- took to a |«.rt ia11..l inraldton lln n aay tin Hri.^bane t'ourier, Mr. l..««an will takr up lan. l on the .lohn->U>n<- River and
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    OPIUM TRADE AND REFORMERS.
    115 8 Market Affected Sensational Rise in Prices. Hi. .»)h.iiii ti.uli- ali.H.iv hajriaswi mm riearr n-nululruni tlx- iuU rfririwrnl wmil.l Ih. rt-l *i> W,. Imtril <>■ l.--I authority. ■aya tin Moi^kout; Uxilt I'l." PtMaTC I arv -t> that |>ri\;iu> t. lttrraui> nr«i..i ytHtrnUy mluruKsl iucr< l.aul» ii..<t thr
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    Reform in China.
    40 8 1 liiii.i is aaaMj nit... lin. «itlill.. \\.->t.iii I nations m Mm MMTMMJ I'" iui'l'l' ahaWi A ewtWaa lil- .111..1 MtM tiitin» mm tin I'm. uh-iint; NiajMjbja rail«a\. r.i'_"lit ln«^ »«-ii- 1..-I Iliiilv si\ |.u-.««-iis:«-i> «<-n lU|lllt.l
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      921 8 EASY SHAVED TEMPER SAVED If you Buy a Gillette Safety Razor. r Many men say that they cannot -ha\r MMMMMM that iliry lu>i< Irietl ri'|K*atedly and tailed They tjivo a.« reanom that they art* WMI and liahlo to <ut tlicm«<-lve«. that their h.-;tril is wiry, their f.. rend r. or
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      181 8 DAY BY DAY. TurMlay March 5. Hmh Water. 4 9 pin. S(C. TrnniF ..tnall. V.M.C.A r. Weat Kent*. K. V. < Matun Co. llrill. .1-30. ft. V. I Hkirmiahuul .V OaMfM MM, I 30. V. M.C. A. MartiDK Victoria Hall. li. Way-ang kaasim V. Wedncaday. March 6. HiKh Water i;..m
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    COMMERCIAL.
    214 9 ■Ma M»k. h4. 1907. PRODUCE. .i* nil', r 7.0."i ipi.-k.«l lO.t»> Copra Bali li.m do IVwtian.ik H r. f'epp.-r. Bla<k hrn M It fU v,.iu Sa«o Hour Sarawak 1.9» BruiMi No. I -2M Ptarl Sa«o Ml Coffee Bali. lft. 10.00 off.-.. PalemonnK. '.JO Iwsi, 22.50 CiilTh. Lihrnan No. 1
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    QUAKERS FOR OLYMPIC GAMES.
    175 9 I niversity of Pennsylvania will Send Team to London. rVlin>> 'i i 1 1 ai k team will inter |in |MMH at IjOiidon which air l. I In lil in .lulv. I9OP Am mmt "f who will ii.ni|>n»i this year'« nad will be eligible to takY
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    DCPARTIRF Of PENANG CRICKETER.
    343 9 DCPARTIRF Of PENANG CRICKETER. Good Captain, Deadly Bowler, and Smart Fielder. Owiag in i'ir iiiiiu\.il of t Ite Sugar K 1 I mini t. C.ilrii .i. l*«n;t rijf 19 i i.t I'tit at it- t.. -t sfMirtimipn Uy tin- .t.'|Mitnn- Ml C BradUiv the I'm kit rlul. |paM i h.Mil-wi.rkini:
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      MINING.
      342 9 cniat (,pit»l SabKr.ted > of "id W|lgT i..n Bnarw ["P* 1905 i tWO.OOO 1400.000 SO.OOO 10 •10 1900 1175.000 1140.000 ■-"'Df •>os 10 1901 •800,000 MOO.OOO 80 000 I 10 I 10 1903 £400,000 CMO.OOO 550.000 1 1 I 20,000 t 10 10 1901 MOO.OOO I fIM.BOO 10.000 1101
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      RUBBER.
      279 9 1905 1905 1904 1903 1903 1906 1904 £150.000 £104.917.10 •300.000 W7.400 giBoo It 10 8 £30.000 £ll.l» nooo 7/9 700.000 MlO.OOO 70.000 10 10 I ■■■> Miaaral £70,000 £70.000 70.000 I 1 I*o.ooo 125 .000 ''"""iS'sOO •10 •10 x\t nnn < 6.000 1 1 £H,OOO £10.500 6000 Anglo lUlftv
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      GENERAL.
      208 9 IW4 ISM £■'..377.10.0 ll.f.Jh. 1 Vil ►■iVUKI •tt.'S.OOO 110.000.0U0 $10,000,000 7.63S 4.500 80.000 l.'<! 126 Nit 11.9 Belli A»be<it-.« K»»t*ro Agency. T.td •SO I .-mi lli.MO Ftuer Neavr. Ltd. 1 0.000.000 a $!-••> 1115 9.500.(01 H.wi;k..ni! and Sli»nchv Bank iso.ooo* i •7.00 14.>.00 900.00 901 H96 IMI ~>m 90S
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      DEBENTURES.
      40 9 Howartb Krskinc, Ltd. 6% MOO.OOO S% pr»m. Kilry MarLreavea. Ltd. 6% ttA.OUO 3% [rein. -,n««[x»re Municipal 6% 400,00 W% prera 5% 1.M78.000 S%prcm. 4-fc 60V.""<> i%dia nominal Tanjoofi Pa«ar Dock Co., Lid. 6% 290.000 aft prcra ■Vi 1.050.0n0 oar.
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      102 9 A i Urj^yiiian erected a beautiful Ivrli■j:i\v to hi» i-hurchyard, and over it wak This is the gate of Heaven For! reasons known only to the clergyman hiraaeif. he recently put up the following' notice No admiMvn by this gate during the winter months." yyASSIAMULL ASSOMULL AND CO. 1. 2.
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      41 9 Damages with i-osts were awarded at !..i;ii« to the native d«-k laUmrer- who were recently flogged by the order of a British port official, to whom they had applied for money. The judge described the flogging at illegal and unjust ifiahle.
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      53 9 Hawker \V.»nt any nice rubl>er umhereller rings v. day miss!' Miss No. thank you." Hawker "They're very good un>, miss. You can stretch em so's they "II do for garters." SHIPBUILDERS. ENGINEERS. VESSELS Built up to 200 Feet Long. SHIPPING ACCOMMODATION FOR VESSELS UP TO 160 Ft. LONG. RILEY HARGREAVES
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      190 9 fi),_ ffi I ml- 1 tli, )f,i\l l>i<tintlni*h,<l I'ntiimoo. ■> ttw^Uß D D lIC Oil If A Di i. UC OILVA, MtHHitu or coMtutm or jomo»i 1 T I Manufacturing Jeweller. H \s .11 >.T XXI Kl\ Kl> A CHOICE SELECTION OF 60L0 ANO 6EM SET JEWELLERY. *M' HHi.r »-soßi\i>\r
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    ENGLISHMAN STONED TO DEATH.
    450 10 Horrible Crime Perorated in India. It has l>een somewhat difficult to •obtain particulars of the murder of Mr BlooiiifieM. of the Tclhar* FacU.ry. in Champartin. for the rra-oii that practically the only witnesses arc tho>* who aan ihiMiil awiktaßawi the rime It is lo U- recni-d.xl
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    A Visit to Malaya and Sumatra.
    307 10 Ml tad Mi^ K Morisoii have return.-^ 1.. Co]..iiilm. l.y 1* and 0.4 •Jtar i 1 .t-i«-f w-it la tin- Malay I'.-iiiiisii.i and lo Sun.Htra. tin-I.in-s ofCajrloa." at Febnurj .'<• Mr M..us iii ii.id ini.-H-iiiiL' Hjaariaam mi Haauitra vaara Im faaai th- aarth- ,i-t
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    Hew are of Ceylon Tea.
    156 10 A I t Ik- I'nintos,- |^ajM BMtaVJ, a' Sidbunr. the otaai div la K Satow. G.C.M.G., an an address on th* .1 ,i|..i!i. -r Hi- united Ins MMMBM lo tak<- .in iki. initial v trm with him to ■i.i|i.<n. ii ii .ii. IMluiv lk»k aaaaaai
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    An Ancient Golf Club.
    146 10 Th.' cur ent issue .1 untiy 1.,f Mataiai *•> MtaMatiaa atcaaal ««f tl.. Moiiouraiil) |ha Xc), I pan &V f'Ts dab kiu.»:i ia its am da>. MMMfhaM ai».iit |"40 M the Oent'l. mill TJolttis The .niiiiv throvniurh liflit u|i .ii ti MM MNnill I I M
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    Sunday Labour on Shipboard.
    159 10 With -a .1 I laa Immm t-. th Na-ion mmmd bj im A Canle:liuiv and WoUlMl* nnd ti. ■< i I. ajvtt, MA i- Mai •lent af in .\ali..na .v K\ar idieal Fri-. CWarraaa, M)pag Ik f il Sa't.lialli Mas. i.nl .t" MM <la\ w iti,
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    Humour in Photography.
    232 10 You inu.-n hun:..-ir ■pak wurk. ■ttial ef t.'k' HMII Mid Mm other (lax When i man to i.-.l |>U *.-.iu; an<! not to Urn k atlioiieii he wrrr ■MMit| a ii-itl-r <f y<m !«•< -i- mtttk ika jokuu If, when th< |)!u.i..j.'.. l |,ti .> ;nii-li<-i IM>
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    Chinese Postage Stamps.
    201 10 in tin- r«- -iii- <>t itn Ciiou dynasty .:j China, dat.ui; IjUM years hack, are la He found reference* to the I Chan or Government Courier >frvice. Thi-, iprobablv the eariieat »vsu<oi of jxiiciiir •is «till in existence in China t«. aal a- it is partly <>n
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      552 10 Banks, Insurances, Auctions. tioagkuag 9 Shanghai P#f>Vi»l Corporation paid vv Capital •10,000.00s BEKEKVK FUND:— 6terlin,t Roeerve $10,000.0001 ..qo 000 6.iv,riW>. 111 .000.000 i K Rjecne Liability of Propnelon •10.000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. H. Me.llior-1, Eon.— Chairman. Hon. Mr. W. J. Grewon— Deputy Chairman »1«1..cb. K»i|. D. M. Niesim. Eeq. B.
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      515 10 Chartered Bank of India Au»t rmli and China HCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER. "*pn*l sMtMO feearre Liability of Proprietors CMO.OOO jUa*rve Fund £t7»,«JO BANKERS. Bank ol Engfend. National Bank of Scotland. rh« London City Midland Bmak. IM. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Corral AoooodU are opened and IaWWI kUowed tt lwt cent, per annum
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      690 10 MORTGAGEE S SALE. 11. ./»<•.././ 7. .W.«r./. I**, .it I'.-iO p.m. ran I .ameboid land and bouse known a- No 8 t amphc-ll l.»n< S.iig«pore. a >•• i (40 (•piarr fee:. G. A. F. rnardez V Co. 41H iwMMM* AUCTION SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDUES. The prnfirm of twcl»r pan n»l..«y»
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      599 10 MORTGAGEES SALE. it../ i.n,. Mm* >„ IMP. <»• KraeboM Imkl awl Ur.nteaVw -in.*:. I laoc K.«.1. Sincaporr. total ■>«• M.1 17 w|uare fart, kuolli So W*»« off C.«v am- Hood. G. A. Feraaaster ft Co.. MORTGAGEE S SALE W.ilntld.if. Mir, I, Two pic;** >-f Agricultural Land MtoM< .v the District
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    MAN WHO MISSED THE NEWS.
    831 11 lying Dutchman of the China Sea. An Anni.i-.in |ta|x-r juUi-hrd in 1 N'.ikiih.iin.i rn-ciith- traiitlato'i from a JapaUMH |>.i|x*r It, f ili--|>stcii from a l.t|wn -m' >elt!i-iiii-iit in ~>utlwrii sayinir th.it the •.tiMim-r Cecil ie. Ahull aTM wr.-.-ki-d on the wi«t o.ast of the inland
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      70 11 RHEUMATIC FAINS QUICKLY RELIEVED. Tin cxri vi i.tlm_' [wins charartfri^tn <l rlifiiiiiat ism hdil M-iatu-a are quickly I iriit-wtl liy applying Chamberlain's I'.uii ii.. Ini Tlie pain rehevin? l> «.'t tt tin- Imini'-iit has bet'ii the -in i ■me t i t ilfiis;lit nl" ih»u>y<nrl» tit suffern» The iju-.rk reeiel
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      326 11 Waltham Watches EXACT AND DURABLE The Waltham Watch Company, at Waltham, Massachusetts, USA., Is the oldest watch manufacturing establishment in America an; the largest in the world. The daily product is 3,000 finished watch movements— all guaranteed. KAME Co. No. 23, High Street. Have Just Unpacked a New Consignment of
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      793 11 Miscellaneous NOTICES. K>r. 14 MwMk »l ip^Jlxb Ha>~-|«vat t»..iitlw. a,. »..r <k.Yi*r p«n.»l. f»• ..'I Ii nc»» WBVGL Mt.Ginn.i Smixi.-i is iiu !"ii.. employed bx our nrni. I'air.i Maraa I. 1907. 4-.>» I.INDKAV I AlKlNfoN NOTICE. The underfilled la |>re|iarnl t" b.«.korJen (or Kubher Seed* from nior year oJ<l trre>.
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      497 11 MtSCELLAHEOUS NOTICES. I i:.t M M"-ta. «m prr irn-h ».il— t aKMHIM H 9m 4mw |-n..|. ■taaaajea I Ti» afcewaieftaa laensaamj faeaeee tm mm qua HBsasaaelaa aa aaaei 1 lmn 1 held in ibr Kir-t Maei>lrat.- -< mrt. ill :Hl| in ou Wrdnr«U». tlif 30t!i March. lim; Aj.|i.n»n:- f..r leeaaave,
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      138 11 Twenty. Eiiihth Annual Publication. THE SINGAPORE ANO STRAITS DIRECTORY FOR IN7. Tun *r mi p raapj InaV t FRASER AND NEAVE. LIMITED m DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. OBIOIHAL a.W D ONLY UINUIIir. £afli Bottle of ihis well-knownßeniedy FOt COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, NEURALGIA, TOOTHACHE, DIARRHOEA. SPASMS, ETC. lira:- .'ii
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      625 12 Scale of Cbarocs. PREPAID ADVEKTISKMKNTH.-Miaosl laaeon. WauU of Every Description. Houses, bao.l etc.. to let. art- inserted at the follow in*. r«t 0 I'i-.rt. I I I.'JO |i«-r in. Ii Tlire. !t.«l> 1 u> ye IM Btj i.m 1O.U» ibsequent mootli *."> per mcli.) n >U is kaaai u|»>n an
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      691 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. K«l>- t».r Ll~~ .•t.»l«..|swrti"«>, MJi II- Ik* OH-a. as* >ral» I h«s»> OFFICE. -Me. 7 BaMary Boad. Three rooma on tod floor. Apply to c IV.- oi'TH ivi i: co. Im. OFFICES -Small first floer offtoea facing Cavenagh Bridge Road and F'mt Street Ap|l> to
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      654 12 TO BE LET OR SOLD. lUnu I'w l.iss>. .m»» iassrtl.Mu.si B) Uw lark. nnb < h-,r,«. HOI'SK-No 11 Lloyd Road. Entry from April 1. Apply to H. C. Verloop. c,o Hammer I 0 370 ■MNm. No M Chancery Lane. A first claas Eorcpaan residence. Imn.erliau entry. Apply to c 116
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      501 12 BOARD AND LODGING. Kux t-mt Llas«. «t iiMwrf i,«s. »l)« M> U.r k sss scats ml rasrsv BOARD AND LolKilNli with private family at No. J Wilkie Kuad. Excrlleot table. C<inf.>rtal>le furjished r.».m-. Terms MS a ■Mat*. M KOOM.— A private (anul> M| I a >Malth> locality has a lars*
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      209 12 ARGYLL MOTOR CARS. A TESTIMONIAL FROM THE F.M.S. Perak, February 15, §907. Messrs. SYME CO., SINGAPORE "I have much pleasure in bearing my testimon> to the excellence of (he 10-12 h.p. Argyll Car. which 1 bought in November. I have nothing bul praise for the Car. It is a thoroughly
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