The Straits Times, 15 March 1911

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    13 1 The Straits Times NO. 23.514 SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15. 1911. PRICE 10 CENTS.
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      282 1 WATSON'S No. 1O Whisky THE BEST. KATZ BROS., LD. Outfitting Department. English Wfc^x!&LjMd^ J^B Manufac ure HU «MSb!P^^ 4^l nT Wr^tfi;'* a^aO l&aL Olff/y. ||H['^Bl^^^ >^Mbß S OLADITONE BAGS. Not Brown Cowhide, in 'trioai dylea, each with Broad Leatli-r S«r*pa, Bim* i-.jry 1 "««6r* or Nickel Filiirg* aod Eni(li«h mada
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      229 1 ?j=^s==r--—- .-XJi TO THOSE «Bgg~ ggggJZ Homeward Bound A WMry (trong, y«t light, Imperial Cabin Trunk. Fitud with wood Battens at the top. 925, HS\ V c a 1 I i Everything I -^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^b^bW i^- Q O IV '^^^^^MH.^lH^JB^^^ chairs f*| fl ttrnng t«nrto««ht« ffntif- *-i— BUck JtptßHCtiTi, leather Booed
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      3 1 DRINK Martells Brandy.
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    AN UNKNOWN LAND.
    707 2 BRITISH EXPLORERS IN NORTH* WEST MONGOLIA. Inporiant Discoveries. Among tlie contimiall* ilocrxaMins itpoU on the earth itarfaoe that -till havo the privilege of b<-iiiK known as virgin or unknown soil. Central Asia, or, to be proeisc S'orth Went Mongolia, nrcupio* a not inferior puaition. Although it haw
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    138 2 Si 1 •lilting, imtivr chief of SirinMiu, Marudn Itay district. Krili-li Nortli Borneo. •li«l un Jaiiuary l.l. Si (iuntinK after bring a rebel for many year*. neocHMtatinK two ex--1» >litii>ns bt-ing *cnt against him. Hurrenderi.l himnelf tlii"ii«li Onuig Kma Aisat tv Mr. Ki-anciH at KoUhlviid. wlwn lv- wiu panloned b}-
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    100 2 Mcnmiii. .lame* rtrrtraiu aud Son. (taper making 111^111.11- I. ith alk. h^liiiliur^h. have an iuiportant onler on hand for the machinery for the inanutactara at air-dry pulp from bamboo. The mill it U-iuu erected in Indo-C'hina by tin- Tonkin Palp and Paper Co., .m.l Uiih in undenrtood to be the
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      98 2 'Hazeline' Snow' fiaaam ••aal #Pur- and I^IW ISffit N.ither >N?^B.b«H 'iwf sticky mount. un IJR^_ 1 nor snow v^S <T r<>a y for Prickly Heat Its' soothing and healing properties produce a delicious feeling of cool- ness and comfort. The ideal balm for painful sunburn, it instantly relieves the smarting
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      2 2 a&SOFTasJtfH^ndSMOOm I
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      415 2 Rowlands Macassar Oil FOR thk HAIR b the tat PrMuida tv m. WHY? —C«U— wUlMaa k ate Mr kaaasrM drr.iala. >aa Muk. aaa laai h ta* ■Maranaaaroatktatkaaaaaaal at) a ih. Hair, laa laa at «Maa Mm BaMsa ■IMUM to* anat haa* Iks Bair w»JI B'paii>lM4 aaa DO»*y.«ifaaWl aaas L«di*o mlm
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      208 2 YAMATO'S Spring SA^LE COMMENCES MARCH 1. 41, zkig-ih: street. THE PLANTERS' STORES AGENCY CO., LTD., Kuala Lumpur, Klang, Port Swettenham. SUPPLIES Of EVERY DESCRIPTION OF ESTATE REQUISITES. Tapping Knives, Gouges. Coagulating Pans, Spouts, Btrainers, Glass, Aluminium, Earthenware Terne Plato Latex Cups. Acetic Acid, Coagulators, Sprayers. etc., Rubber Mangles and Machinery.
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    HOME DEFENCE.
    605 3 SIR ARTHUR WILSONS NOTE CRITICISED Invasion Problem. A naval ctNTtttniiMleiit <>( I li> MMMbMI »nU^ Admiral of Urn Hnt Hi Vrtl'in WiUon lias written a MeinoraiMliim v 1)h--subject nf the p»wibilit\ or nil al the invasion of kW ltritwh laft > i i'-ut iieiiul army i>liviously nM*hit><; tin
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    PROGRESS OF THE PLAGUE.
    315 3 a International Association to be Formed in Manchuria. An International Atwu-.-iation to cousi<l«i the introdo<-tion tlio Ix/nt mca->tiri t« Combat the plague ii tv be fornml in r t n^U< n province (Mancnurii).Hays a Peking U lcgrarn to tin Hongkong Telegraph. The official tigum "t tin-
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    96 3 Tim steamer Bannockburn luu> btt-n beached at Dover, ittatuH a Lomlou telegram of the Brd irmt. It is report)*! that a M'Vere Ktrujy;U' took place on board. The Chinese crew attacked the officeni must savaydy. ariuH wen- reaorted to by tin linti-lur-.. and suveral of tin men were shot. The
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      338 3 Pain arising BBBSi k'ktmmMt'im, Ck"**- Vaa* I mmbmf. Brtn T%Bk« < >«uiLlrtalsorow>lcirts '**af^^aaslaasT^V^^s* 'aWassssT iiicr ini..r..,uci.>« of (jo^^^ aWa^^^^T^BwasßsHr H v be ia JrmaaHl for lint JfT mH AiJsuJ oilier purposes; mm i\ fils^ qui.iie*. yUimmm-t lddri\» A.'lmcnlt mar ia many if*- he rcllrvrd »r curej by [ollowinjihciastniclMMM (illuatralrd) givca
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      35 3 Rheumatic Pain*. When yon hare rheumatism in your foot or instep apply Chanibt-rlain'ii I'ain Halm and jog will get quick relief. It ouaU bet a trifle. Why suffer For sale by sll Diapenaariesand Dee km.
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      603 3 SKIN IRRITATION MADE HER WALK HJOORJ-i NIGHT Came on Hands and Arms Like Little Blisters. Was Dreadful. Would Break and Spread. Eas 1 at Once and Quite Cured by U >c of Cuticura Qintment and So, i. Cured Baby of Rash and Sores, Too. "WVn^Trr I r»n rfrofnnifnd futlnira •sap
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      353 3 p I"■ II" Tw-T J| &m I ji mi Mll.K I Thoae who use ■EBTLG*S FOOD for Infants and Convalescents place their trust in a standard article favorably regarded by the Medioal Profession for upwards of SS yean. Being partly ooenpoasfl of milk, the addition of water only is required
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      592 4 STEAMER BAIUN6B. STEAM NAVIGATION GB. FOR CHINA. JAPAN. PENANO, CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADBN, BOYPT, MEDITBRRANBAN. PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Coast. Persian < iulf, Continental, and American Porta. Steamer* will leave Singapore oo or about: MAIL LINES Outward {/or China.) 1911 I Delhi May
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      558 4 STEAK. BAIUH9B. N.Y.K. JAPAN MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. EUROPEAN LINE A Fortnightly servioe is maintained between Yokohama via porta to Marseille*, London and Antwerp, under mail contract with tbe Imperial Japanese Oovernment Tbe New Twin-screw Steamers maintaining this service have been specially designed and constructed, and are fitted with all
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      650 4 STEAiER SAILINGS. pacific Hail steamship co U 8 MAIL LINE. Th* great stismshlp Urn between CHINA, JAPAN aad BUROPB, via Hooolalu and San Francisco, operating tba uew 18,000 tows, twin screw sttßDj.n KORBA aad SIBBRIA, togeibar with tba well known ■semis* CHINA. ABIA, MONGOLIA MAN CHURIA AND I'ERSIA. CHOICB OF
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      284 4 STEAMER BAIUNQBCanadian Facile Railway Go s Royal Mail Stasimahip Urn. THB NATIONAL HIGHWAY TO BUROPB Vu China, Jar am, Cajiaoa axd tbb L'kitbo Statbs. Roate Cram Hoagkoog, via Shanghai, Nagaaaki (Inland Sea of Japan i, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria aad Vanoouver. R.MS. Bmpreasof India" Twin screw RMS. "Bmpress of Japan 8
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      578 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG. Airo DEUrSCHE OAMPFSCHIFFFAHRTB6EB. 'HANBA' BREMEN. Comblnsd S«pvlcw. The steamers of these Compaaie* maintain a regular sarvios between Hamburg, Bremea. Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits. China and Japan. Homewards, they ars despatched fortnightly for Havra and Hamburg and ones s month for Bremerbaven direct.
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      665 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. N. D. L. Horddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen IMPERIAL 6ERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well known mail •teamen of this Company aail fortnightly from Bremea, Hamburg, via Rotterdam. Antwerp, Honlnamp ton, Gibraltar Oenne. Naples (rv>nnecting Marseilles. Msplss, Alexandria, an.l vice versa) P>rt Said, Hnei. Aden. Colombo. Psasng, Singapore, Hongkong.
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      654 5 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDOCHINA STEAM NAY. CO.. LTD. liii iW-amm aj ■lim«' jinpany maintain* a (ocular direct htiw betwucn Calcults. StraiU. II ntkom;, StiMi,:h«i an.l J«|on, lakinil oargo. ..o thnioßT. BilN f I*dmtf f>r C*ntnn, Hwalow, Amoy r'bifou. Tu-oUin NVweliw.ug. Taagtsas l"ort». Form --a th« Philippine, ate etc. StaaßUn I'm CommanJcr
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      629 5 BTEAIER SAILINGS. SEANG LINE OF STEAMERS. s.s. ••Oleoogie" 8,710 Tom a* Seaag Bee 5 798 Tone. ba Seang Ohoon »,771 Toas. v. HBaNJ CHOON, oa Match 16. FOR HOMttONB. AMOY ANO BWATOW ii. SEANO BBE, oa March 38. These otwamwn bave neeilast accom modanoa for nasseagera, aad oarry osaUAad snrgoocs
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      540 5 STEAMER SWUMGS. BURNS PHILP URE. SINGAPORE TO JAVA PORTS, PORT DABWIN, THURSDAY ISLAND. BRISBANE sad STDNET via TORREB BTRAITB. Also takiaf V »mt«n*n aad cargo with traashipmant for other VICTO RIAH. BOOTH AUSTRALIAN aad NORTH grFENBLAHD PORTS. BRITISH NEW GUINEA HEW BRITAIN. TABMAHIAN and HEW;ZEALAHD PORTS. Smooth rHiBBBga ■MaarOHmiry. A
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      608 5 AKTICLEB FOR SALE. HM BME. Utronf- Australiaa Hone, Victoria and Harness. Apply W O. llenuing*. (W. Mansbold k Co. Ltd.) MOTM CAR FOR SALE Foot cylinder Darrsoi oar, 18 11. P., seat five, very ooofortaale, in exoelleot condition; Hargaitf. Apply K. Y. Z., e/o StraiU Times. US a BKCAI SALE
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      400 5 RUBBER ESTATE VALUES. A OOMPRBHBNBIVB SUKVBV With many TaMai of Valuation Fopaaaiata of "Voeiuet low, and ■atimsts. of Futurs PVoWlav Reprintod from lh» BtrmU* Timm The valuable series at artietes nubluhed roceatly have been reprinted in a ooe venieat pooket form. v*lloai<l,O> Poat FrMtoinyparl otths WofW 11/ W. May bo
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      361 5 THE STRAITS TIMES Cm lit- <ilit.iin*-<l .ii tin- follow Ing plmm Ii Kagapora Meaara. John Littio k Co Ltd. Maws. Kelly aod WaN ItatHaa Hotel. Adelphi Motel. Hotolde Knrope. Hotel van Wijk. bbbbbbbl Koad. Mewr* Kjli k i.'o 80, Bran liasali Baaa Tbe "Golden Kjuntain. It ncooleo Streol Tbe ItiircMhinent
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      797 6 I'XTRONIZKD 'PjSffidttrfcS^w*- BY ROY LTY /gk UDIES' AND CENTS' GOLD (s3m W TCHES J Of various patterns at Lowest Prices. B. P. de SILVA, Manufacturing Jeweller, HiaH STREET. ftELESTINS VICHY TABLE WATERS. VICHY MINERAL WATKRS of wide world renown are known for their good cnratiTt qualities, bat it i* not
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      148 6 SATISFACTION Jnal twelve letter* expressing ezhctly what we offer you. I, We are—^% COMMERCIAL POSTER PRINTERS BOOKBINDERS AID STATIONERS Give a Trial Order. E it i males supplied Free on Application. THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS. LTD. TKLCPNOHC 340 fUSHUN COAL_ The Best Steaming Coal In the Far East. FRESH STOCKS
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      412 6 BOXING. BOXING. THEATRE ROYAL North Bridge Road. America and England's Greatemt Light Wmlghtm. BATTLING NELSON VS. OWEN MORAN. Kleren fait and faiioa* rounds, A knock down*, and MorauV t< rribU' Uft bonk to the Body, t.liowin« tbt- Ureateat Koockout ever produce il in any fiijlit pi-ture. MS WILL BE BHOWN
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    DAILY TIME TABLE.
    215 7 FIXTURES. Wednesday, March 15. Hi«h Waer, 10 46 am. 11.88 p.m. S 0 C. Tonnta Tonrnamont T. M. C. A. Dekato. 9 p.m. Thursday. March 16. High Water, 11.34 am.. 1146 pm. B. I. homeward mail doses. S p.m. Aviatinn meeting S. C. C. Ti-nnis Tnorntmrnl Boxing,
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    SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE.
    226 7 Tooa,. I'atuaruWat and Samba* Amhrrnt 8 pm Muot k «nd I'tliujhtnK G G Mijer Bpm l'*ni'h. A»ahan and l>.li Mtrkoa 8 pm I! it u H.liat Honi{ Wan 8 pm I n »i j I>-ucalion 3pm Milacra and P. Pickxon Sappho 8 pm Port S«i tv obku
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    Mails Steamer Movements.
    136 7 The Imp. (irnuto mail eteamnr XI i«t having lift Cnlumho on Sunday, tbe Kh] inatant, at 4 p iv. may He expected to arrive ■job* ud Situriay. tbe 18tb in««., at datliubt. The B I contract packet utAamer Teeat%, li witw I fi N>«apatera at 11 a.m.
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING.
    359 7 Latest Arrivals. Iteoa'dtr. lliti.tr 199 ton*. Cap. Tough. Urn 14 K'.im Lindon. Jan 80 Go. I' .u-r»<in Simoni* k Co. For UuDKkong, Mar II It *da. Kh tra-a. Brit, sjfc 1927 ton*. Capt Thorn son. Mar 14 fmm Calcutta. Mar 8 Gc. anil p. Kotiatead A Co. For
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    Vessels it Tanjong Pagar and Keppel Harbour.
    105 7 Vessels it Tan jong Pagar and Keppel Harbour. wharvet at which VeuaU ar« Berthed To- Day. TAN.TOKO PAOAR. East Whuit Basin -Nam Yoog. Bast <V. Sbctiom No I— Tuooxwa, Bbarata. Sanaa Wbasp P. rm. iS'rs l»6U»n.) Maim W. Sbct No T. «a Mam. Snow- B— Lti Sang. idjnian >'l Nil.
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    LOCAL PASSENGER LISTS.
    506 7 Arrivals Per attamer S langor, March IS.— Frrm TVi. kAd -on via pntU Me»ara. G McOmae-. (i E KrewKtt-r, C. C I > im«ll. Ko'un.-on, Mr. and Mrt. Trowell and Bro. C.zneliin. Expected to Arrive. IVrN D L.atramrr Xi i«t. do» March 18 Mr K. I x
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    Mr. Justice G rant ham s Offence.
    105 7 During question time in the House of Commons, on the Ist. inst.. Mr. Asquith made a Htatement to the effect that Government had given full consideration to the case of Mr. Justice Granthain. Government observed with satisfaction that Die xpeoch of Mr. .In-tin-
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    88 7 A grim plague story cornea to band by mail from China. It appears that at the Chang rliuii Kuiwtian settlement a Russian sentry wan placed on guard over a bouae containing Uic body of a Chineae. The (entry, as he waa mill, kept bimaelf warm by drinking vodka freely. He
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    Finance & Commerce,
    232 7 Finance Commerce, EXCHANOI. Swoatou. Him 15, 1911. Oa Lohdox -Bank 4 m/a 1/4 A Demand 1/4," Private 8 m/s 1/4 fl do 8 m/i J.-4 1 j Oa Oismant Bank d/d 140 Private 8 m/s 544 Oa Fuiri Btok d/d 296 Private S m/s S99J Oa liidu Rank T. T.
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  • TO-DAY'S STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING.
      178 7 Vtloa Baytn SotUm 10 10 It.l»i Tin 5 80 40 10 10 Bru*n« 6.00 6 60 10 10 Bra«efa Hyd 600 10 10 KftMfcoi 140 1.7* £1 XI Km* Tin 17.00 17 60 41 41 KwdangTis 140 100 10 10 Kuulu Tin 300 (00 t\ 41 L+bAt Mines 860
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      RUBBER.
      641 7 (mm a Vatot Buyer*. Seller*. i/- a/- All**** 4/9 8 5 Aoi(K> Malty 180 1.4.104 it- 3/ Bttui atalaka 2 3 8 41 £1 BMnC*TM 15 100 16.10.0 £1 41 B»*u Ti«« 5.7.6 610 0 £1 XI Bakit Kajaa« 2.12 6 8 0.0 41 XI Bukit Linton* 410 0
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      GENERAL.
      124 7 V4loe «2 Baym. 10 10 Bartern Smltiag 10 7 8 76 41 11 Klectric Tnonji 8/8 10 10 Fraaer Neave 89 00 ICO Howartta Krakine WO 7% Prat 90.00 100 100 Kata Bra. IM. 100 100 8% Coir. Pref. 10 10 Mayowd Co. 34.(0 Seller. Dom 1000 TOO MOO
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      DEBENTURES.
      49 7 Bayer* Sellers Howarth Brskine 8% IflOP.Ono par Riley. HirpwM 6% tMtJOOO H »i pm Singapore Electric Tna,nnl% 48*0,000 Spore Municipal 6% 11,878 000 bob. Buyers SaUaat Spore Municipal 4,% of 1907 11,000X00 8% 7%pta S pore Mouicipal 4|% otlWi 11,000.000 T% B%pm S pan Municipal 4% KW1.900 T%pm
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      31 7 It waa Lady MatiMa De More Xi II in live wrli ber father's ohafleor, Through a colj That ntiM ooght S7i 1 1 fonttboogbt ll« had brooirtit Wood*' Oreal I'apoermint Care.
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      191 7 AUCTION SALES Powell and Co. Mar. IH-At7l w. River Valley Riarl. tsak bouat- bold fornitorr, etc property of O. C Wat-oD. Bm|., at :i I. Mar 18 At 1( w born Estate, off Neil RL. teak hoovliold fnmiturr. .tc property of J. S M. Rennie. B*q., at 2*o. Mar. Sl—
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      468 7 GARRIOK COARSE-CUT. 1> M ili^SSEen 90 cts Air Tight •^SytQCw^rsd^l^fSa vWs Tins. V^?^^^^m P 6 OBTAINABLE AT John Little ft Co., Ltd., Robinson 8 Co. Justus Van Maurik's (Sigars. SELDOM EQUALLED NEVER MULLED. Specially Rsoommsndad t MacKinley, Begalia corarae il faut SS 00 per hundred. MacKinley, After Dinner $4 00
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      49 7 RAVENSWAY AND COMPANY, Undtjrtak.rs and Monum.ntal Hasont E8T«BU8BBD 1881. JUIT RECEIVED 1 New Goods ol Superior Quality and Finish. Marbles, Metallic Wreaths, etc. Monamenis ol every deseriptiot RUBBER-TYRED HEARSES The Best io be had in the oolony. With Plumes in bjsjb, TILMPHON1 1 NO. TIT, MO. IST ORCHARD BOAi>
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      194 7 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital. March 11. I 9 a.m. S p.m. 9 n. RaiafaU 1 I Bared. 82 Fab. 29.915 29.80f 9.86T Temp 86.0 87.8 T9.0 Nil. We: Bulb Tber 77 0 IM 7».0 Dir. (fWind KB. SB. cairn Max Temp. 9"9 *io. 70.1 Max. in San 1M.5 T«rad.
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  • Obituary
    DEATH.
    19 8 S«j».-At Altamouut. Klairgowrie, Scotland, on February 12. Archibald Alexander Swan, late of Messrs. Swan and Marian n. Singapore.
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    The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15. AUSTRALASIA.
    999 8 The Straits Times WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15. AUSTRALASIA. To the dreamer of sweet dreams about the day wben men sliall beat their swords to ploughshares and there shall be no more war. it may be disheartening to read the report which Admiral Henderson has presented the Oovernment of the Australian Com
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    15 8 II M.S. Mi nmoutli was engaged in search light operation* in Uie liarbour. last evening,
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    24 8 A mule died of plague recently at Fusliun. This is hUUiI to be Uie first ca.<w of plague in a hoofeil quadruped ever rucotded.
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    24 8 The {tailing ship Comet was to leave Hongkong on tin lUth in-t for Singspore and Sumatra, en route for South Africa and New York.
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    27 8 A viHitor to Kuala Lumpur who has travelled extensively all over the. world, declare* tli.it tin F.M.S. is tin most expensive place lie. lias ever been in.
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    28 8 The present drought wemn to extend sll over the I'eninsuU. The Malay Mail learns that people in Ketiali are actually getting tlieir driuking- water at present fruin I'euang.
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    29 8 lUxijang Lebong accounted for il.irjl oi. sold and 3*4,844 os. silver during February. the valw lieing about f.l >:(.• ■>!. 1 li. proptir two of gold was I.VN dwU. to W.iMil.n.
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    22 8 Three boarding house runners, charged in Uie Marine Court, before Commander C. A. Kadcliffe. with boarding Uie Sri Muar. werv fined »."> each.
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    27 8 The King ami Queen have visited West minster Abbey where tin Duke of Norfolk and Archbishop of Canterbury explained to their Majesties Uie plan* for tin Coronatiou.
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    33 8 Cliolera is raging at Batang Kapas on tin Weat Coast of Sumatra. Tlie Governor has visited tlie scene ami a doctor has arrived from Padang. Batavia will send a consign mint of scrum
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    34 8 The annual distribution of prises at tin Cross Struct Infant Sclk»>l, takes place on WednestUy. March A». at In a.m His Excel lency the (lovernor and Mrs. Farrant have kimlly consented to be prew.'nt.
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    30 8 The returns of Ur- Serendah Hydraulic Tin Mining Co.. Ltd.. for February are as follows Out|Mit. [Mi ills INW.s.I, value. lU.IKIM. landall purchases, 1272.40.: working M -I prt»fit. tti.tttil 7i
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    39 8 A wire from our IVnang correwpondent states Uiat the annual luis-tiugs of tin I'enang Library ami the St. Baaajtt (iirls Home uave b«s:"-n held and tliat the r. |».rts prvaunted showeil that each institution ha-s had a satisfactory year.
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    44 8 The Globe remarks Iteuter inform* us that the Sultan of HIIIO. who was deposed by the huu.li. and is at present at Siugapon lias written to the local papem protesting against the dethronement. WC uerar realised tliat a Sultan could Or so agreeably human.
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    49 8 A famous Japanese poet anil one of the greatest authorities on the Chinese classic* died at Tokio. on March 7. in tin iirraon of Mr. Morilunaii. His death, which took place after a protrscfa-d illness, is universally lamented by the public, and especially in Chinese literary circles in Japan.
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    55 8 Mr. Bernard Malcolm, a well known South Indian plantar of W ynaad. has floated a company for oprning plantations of rubber in the Irnad Taluk, where it is said there is abuml ant scope, and has leased live thousand MM of lan. l from the Karnanulhad of Maun ri for
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    52 8 Sir JoHvpli War.l. Ur- Sew /eaUml l'r< urn 1 interviewed regarding tlie ruiuounsl opera tions of the American meat trust in Hasj i£valand. said tliat the Government wax perfectly alive to the position. If necessary. it would MMMH the trust even to tin- \teut of nationalising the refrigerating wolks vi
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    63 8 U.nl Swaythliuy left KM to various Jewish charities ami the niuainder to his family. The MMMMM M Ins MMMMtI are 1 iwliugent ou tin .1 profissioii of MM .Icwish religion ami man mil: .'i w s A nuliiil ihre< ts tliat the two ilaughW rs shall loss HmM foirth- f
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    65 8 It is tin niVintiou ol th" British North Borneo Government shortly t> e\U-nd tin is. of MMMMmI riM in Hi ln~piUls an.l prisons. Tin local Chamber of Commerce lias rus-n aMMi »ln:l.ii tin CssBMMMa, M any MMMMMI of the OmMMMT, wiUing to cooperate with Government 111 order that a MMJi
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    71 8 ■f us ham hi-anl ..f tin thiff ulm sU.il' tin ti.sk IB the |».lu-i .1.1:11. while tin magnitrale was sitting, lint fe» liav. prolui blv heard that rather a similar m.k MM played u|wn a Kangrak iSiaim restamant k»sj|ier the other day. A man dressed 111 tinuniform of the Siam
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    83 8 The King hah approved an arrangement whereby the band of His Majesty s Cold stream Guards, after performing at the Festi val of Empire at the Crystal Palace, during the first thntc months of that festival, will leave England for CamvU about the ninl.ll. of July, to play at tin
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    94 8 The Times an nounuen tliat a movement in on foot in Great ISuUin to promoU Hsl organisation of industrial workers in India A meeting of trade union officials t to U lulil in Ijoiiiton mi the Ist inst. tocousuler tin quex lion It is proposed to form a geueral workers
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    99 8 A Chinese krani. employed by the Straits Motor (iar&ge Syndicate, burrowed one o( Inemployers cam lln oilier lUy. an<l. altliout-li he wax uot liceuwtl to ilrivi'. In liwl a run tlm.unh tli. ln^hua\s >n,l tin- b\i ways. The n-Huit »:u. immtmm. tU aid vMb .mother rar ami both were badly
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    123 8 N'H lleiig (I num. a wholesale trader carry my on liusincan at M Mo*: Qiuy. wan pn»i ruled in tin- tint |m>lUv court to-day M Mi Flanagan. ln*|Mvlor \Vii K bu and Mia sure*, for bt-ing in poMession of a false tlaehing. Mr. Flanagan Mated that tin dachiug our i
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    SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
    390 8 La«a Cliarles Beiekford has bisn ailopU'il as I nionist caminlat.' for tin lUi torsliip of Ulaagow I nmiMt\ Ilishop Ijimlir of Hongkong anil Mrs Ijunler have taken henhs foi LaBMM by tin P anal I) sU-sini r Marmora. Their Majestic* the King, ami yuit-n have promised t.
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    European's Death from Snake-Kite
    78 8 European's Death from Snake- Kite ■MsMMM nam.sl I>.v« viars. who MMMMI in r. it William Calcutta, iias met with his 111 alh mnli lain, nta MMMBOSS, 'lli. MM i-.i. Accom panicd bj Ins mull. Mr. A Itownea, «.m out 041 .1 to hum hum In a jiiukli- In was WttMi
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    The Rubber Exhibition.
    96 8 Miss Edith A. Brawaa, win. is n.uin t Urn i|..li> 111 th. mt.i.sts of tin ofTl. ial nillil.Mat to linha KubUr ami eatalagas of Mm Int. mational Kubbtr ami Alli.-I lia.liK\lnhiti..n. t<> l» In 1.1 in 1.. .11. 1. .11 from June Jl t«. July 11. arru.-l
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    The British Air Battalion.
    109 8 An ami) order provide* fat tin orsjanisstion of au air battalion of M a* I ranks BsMaa effect on April 1. says a Ltaaai telegram "I tli. Ist nist Tin order defines the duties, which include traWag of in. n handling of kite*, balloons ami acropuuu
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    Gemas Gang Robbery.
    97 8 Altlioiiuli the liniiu railway station is it. Nt^ri "v inliilmn u-rrilory. tlie HMassj 1i«.(.il n-<-eiitU. »c an- infi.iini-il i. aitiwlly in tinStsU- of Johore. Tin fait is not withoat sl^lllll. .tin til. I. 1- liivm to l« 11. \r that tlie llllcvi-. MBSSjaW I llli< U S.iiibilan
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    Is the Census Complete ?
    109 8 Is the Census Complete I. m of Tnnjoii).' Kaasag writs* 1 do not know Imiw t*k> n. Iml it i-;imi..t U i n iiicniil it form ami mv li..nsi is a fairly prominent one. If I received no form, wli.it ■km tin native iain|>>iig roiunl We aie mcliuol to think
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    RUSSIA AND CHINA.
    129 9 REPORTED PRESENTATION OF AN ULTIMATUM. Discontent with Evasive Methods. Rbctbb's Tblbobam. London. March 15. < hinese relations are again critical, as Itiissia considers tliat tlie Chinese replies an unfriendly distortion of treaty provisions U-issia. therefore, has presented a note declaring that tlie procedure must inevitably kutil to
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    London Rubber Auction.
    230 9 IRREGULAR MARKET AND SMALL OFFERS. Prices Somewhat Lower. OiR own OmsssbbssjM >ti. l>>ndoii. March 14. The HiiMk 1 Auction opene-l irregularly to day and puces showed a fall compaicd with a fortnight ago. The I'l.mtit y of plantation offcri-d wa« small 1-1 tons UJ Malayan' against :,n|
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    Mexican Revolt.
    98 9 STRANGE RUMOURS OF JAPAN'S J INTEREST. The Strained Relations With I nited States. IUI-TKIS TaXKIiRAM. Ij.ii.loii. March I'll \< it. feeling in Mexico is Hi.. Ms. There ar. i«ist. Nt 1. |>, t t, ili»t American a. lion is intended as an anil Japanese I demonstration, owing to
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    PENANG AND THE CORONATION.
    100 9 iKKO* Ol II <'*» toKHKsI-OM.I-M I P. nan-. \l 1. I, 1... The 1. .tt 1 aasßSßßasajH of tin- >oi>n.ilioii fi st|\ iti.s, at Pi V s .1.. lie Jl -5..1 s|N.|ts. lime tt 7 1". a. 111 p. I. I: .y il Salute, and pri-^-nUtion
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    DESTITUTE STRANGERS' FUND.
    304 9 Committee's Report Upon Operations During Last Year. Archdeacon Ixard. as honorary treasurer of the Dertitnte Stranger* Aid Fund, asks ns to give publicity to the following particulars regarding the state of tin fund The fund is managed by a committee composed of Uie following First Magistrate. Master
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES.
    301 9 Forger and Counterfeiter Sent to Prison In nminal jurisdiction at the Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon, further cases on the calendar of the second Assizes for the year were distuned of before the Chief Justice. Sir W Ii Hyndman .lones and common inns I.i So and I >ang Ah
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    RUBBER ESTATE CASE.
    420 9 Inited Singapore's Trouble with Squatters. Kvidciice was heard today hy Mr Kirni-tom district judge, in another of the disp that have occurred with un pleasant frii|Ueucv between the management of the t'mted Singapore Rubber K -.talcs. Ltd.. and the squatter* on the I 'ompany's pco|»rty in tin-
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    The Aviation Display.
    578 9 FULL PROGRAMME FOR THIS WEEKS EXHIBITION. A Flight Across the Harbour. The work of putting together M. Chris tiaens' biplane at the racecourse oornpied a squad of Koyal Engineer* nearly all y eater day aad even then was not completed. The planes themselves took a lot of
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    THE GERMAN CROWN PRINCE.
    414 9 Presentations Made Before He Left Calcutta. Prior to leaviug Calcutta, tlie Crown Prince of Germany made a number of presentations to several person* at Government Houne, the vtaff and servants being remembered. The Crown Prince, by Imperial command, present i-l to His Kxcellency Lord Hardinge a
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    Socialists and Empire.
    779 9 SOME FRANK STATEMENTS BY VICTOR GRAVSON. Need of an Imperial People. It is doubtful if Unionists generally liave > et fnily realised the vast difference of opinion on Imperial problems between the two main iwthmi of the Socialist Party— the Blatchford school and the so-called Inde|»>n dent
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    Messrs. Charles Benjamin and Co.'s Share Quotations To-day.
    194 9 Mean*. Charles Benjamin ami Co. kindly favour us with the Loudou |s-iccs Uiey have received thin morning yuoiaiioni. Ml Dm. I Mmim fill Pair**. Mlauitra ft Lanaalronii p.p. T'i'.'p. Vn K lu Malays £1 UAm 61 V \nylo Java* H a Lin^iM
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    THE LATE MR LOW KIM PONG.
    569 9 Deceased's Estate the Subject of Probate Suit. Mr. Justice Fisher wan pngased in the Sopreme Court, this morning, with a probate action arising out of the estate of the lab Low Kirn Pong, an ased towkay who died last year at hia residence in
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    MLLE GAUTHIER'S CONCERT.
    488 9 Tin n- n»s a ver\ U'»"l audience at the TeiiUmiM Club last evening lv h. .11 Mil. Kva (iaulhier. the famous Canadian mexzo 5..|.i.ui... who Ims uk> 11 |i«rt 111 tin Hoyal <>I¥-ra. C<>\. Nt <i.v.l. 11 A \ery MHMH progf amnK* bad U-en arrangisl. with the
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    THE BRITISH NAVY.
    192 9 KEEN DEBATE IN HOUSE OF COMMONS. Little Navyites Badly Beaten. Rbi'tbb/s Tiuoui. Londoo, Mar. h M There have been discussions in the Hnnwi of Common* on a resolution deploring the «-i|«-n.litun on tin- army and tin- navy. Mr. Mi henna. First Lonl ..f tin- Admiralty, •aid We
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    The British Army.
    83 9 AN IMPORTANT PROPOSAL BY MR. HALDANE. Sandhurst Entrance Examination Abolished. Km r*a s Tkuiuiam. Umkm, Mar. h 1:. Mi Hal. lain nit 1■ ~1 .< irit, tin I'.ntish army estimates, and dealing with tin *i officers. |>r..|>-<.l to adopt tin -\stim uf nomination for Sandhurst by headma-ti
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    The Czar's Rights.
    108 9 IMPORTANT LETTER ON NAVAL MATTERS. His Majesty Insists on Control. n«K()»Ti-nri<cHi Lmib hum li. rim Match II I'll. < /.ar, in a letter to th. Mit tin- Navy, says that no abuse Iris Im-.ii found in connection with tin- administration of tin harbours Difrreaaiomi will out nrw
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    KAISER AND AUSTRIA.
    50 9 Proposed Visit to the Emperor at Vienna. i>ck (h.n-.nTii. hi Limb Tblbobam. Berlin. Mar.li 14. While tin- Kmjs. i and Kaiscrin arc at Corfu, it ik expected that tin- former will pay a short visit to tin Kiupemr Francis Jom-ph at Vienna, pr.hably about the *hrd inHUnt.
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    RUSSIAN SCHOLASTIC TROUBLES.
    22 9 llerlin. Mar. I, 11. Tlnrti-<-ii Moscow |>rofcHsom liavi U-n dm MII---I in cons<<i|uciicc of riot- among tin academy student*.
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    MINISTER RESIGNING.
    26 9 i>b> ii.Ti-i am m Li m Ti < > .r»« IWrhii. Mm I. II Theft UV riIUHKirM at St. IVU rshnrj; lint Court Mm is signing.
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    84 9 Tli. death M.,,,,, U W Ma.l.ar aw taken nl*cc at Tilbury, at tin- age of AS. Major Maclcar first joined the navy, ami served on board tin- Persian ami tl,. 1... lawin as a midshipman Mi- afterwards entered tin- **th Qlasjsaalsnhire Regiment, and I itcr un the M Hull-, in
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      Notes in General.
      218 10 The Shanghai Race Meeting has been fixed fur May 1, 2 and 3. Hongkong'* Aviation Meeting lia* been de- 1 finitely nxod for the IMb. l«th and *Hh inst. I at Shatin. I Mr. Aler. Taylor, the amateur billiard champion, i* now in Hongkong, after a *occeanful
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      The Turf.
      131 10 inffins for the May Meeting. The following is tin- r.-sult of the draw for tin ynrtius v. run at the May mevting of the >niL:.i|>ir<' S|«irtui(; Club: l i: w Duff. i: EaaaaL ..ii.i ira i i >:th KaaaaL 6 E D MePhsisaa 8 I Ini 1 1
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      Lawn Tennis.
      331 10 S. C. C. Tournament. l'l»> in tlir Singapore Cricket Club lawn Unnis toiirnaiucnt »iis <-.inlinii.il laxt evenBsJ wli.ii the following Mai m.i. .1.-. 1.1.-.I I II IaBMSSBBBB*. Moosna bssi WiU.n. t j. h-i0.6-1. .tduol.l. f. ii. B-0. Eicheuberi beat l.vull. n-->. mv.iiv rl— o. Dunman n 1 v.
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      173 10 To the Editor of the Straits Times. Sir, With reference to your paragraph about tbe late Pilot John in yesterday's issue of your paper, wherein it waa stated that in the early days a pilot was rowed out in order to bring in a
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    743 10 ()ki>kr>by Libct.-Col-O. A. Dsbbjck, Acting Commandant, S. V. C. Singapore. March 14. 1011. a. v. c. Promotion and Appointment. Governmuni (iazetU- No. SOU. I. Hik Kxc.ll.-ncv tin- BtIMM ha* been pleaned to approve of the promotion of Major O. A. Derrick, Singapore Volunteer Artillery, to the
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    952 10 Prices Quoted in the Market This Moral.*. Singapore, March 15, Mil. Messrs. Lyall and Kvatt, Kxchange and Share Broken, iesoe tbe following bat ol qootetionii this morning Nan. Value. Buyers. Sellers. V- Allacar 4/» 6/8 %l- 1/MH XI Anglo J»t» 7 9 8 8 1 Anglo Johore
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    Central Sumatra Estates.
    3347 11 NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS WITH THE VENDORS. Mectio^ of Shareholders \n extr.-vmhnary „N'iieral meeting of the Central MaaMni MM h:-Uit.s. l.nmte.l. m li. 1.1 on Kebni.ir>. at the 1 .union MMM Hot. I. I. I MT MM MMMM of MMMi the |»~ltloll of the MMM. MR T. C.
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    GLENDON'S FINAL DIVIDEND.
    285 11 Newly -completed Factory Turning Ont First-rate itabber The directors <•( the tilendon rlnbbe.r Company. Limited, i Ceylon, r,uo-.t fur tbe year MMM September 80, 1010, that the net auMiunt at credit <>( profit and lam account, including Uic balance brought forwaid at September 30. 10U0. and after
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    Mr. Wickham on Rubber.
    1393 11 OPINIONS OF THE PLANTATION INDUSTRY. The Need for a Smoking Process. I hat well-known pioneer rubber planter, Mr. 11. A. Wickham. why has been on a visit to New Guinea, paaaed through Ceylon recently on his way home and was interviewed at Colombo by a representative
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    BATU RATA PLANTATIONS.
    864 11 Favourable Prospects if a Sumatra Property. At the statutory mis-ting of th. Shan holders of th.- Italii Kata .Sumatra- Itubber Plantations. Limit.il. held on February 9. at the l-olidon I handler of Commerce. (Kford Court. K.t Mr. I". K. Hervcy presiding, the Chairman Haul The s ares
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    106 11 The dim tors <»f Uir Caaranno I'enguel Kxtale. report for the ynar IMlo that the company wan registered on April 15. but tinyear wan far gone when the lengthy formali tie* MOeaaary for the legal transfer of the property into theennipanv s nani'- were com pl.-U«l The managing director's journey
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    Gedong Rubber Estate.
    1187 11 SATISFACTORY PROGRESS OF THE DEVELOPMENT WORK Tbe Visiting Agent's Report. The first ordinary general meeting of tha Uedong iPcral MMM faka> UaMMa, was held on February lfi at the Lmmm Cmmmml ofCommeni-. flxfonl Court. Camion Mmt, K. C. Mr J. 1.. Shaiid ith. chairman of the t
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    THE BOOKSHELF.
    1632 12 .....I UssM in MMMMI with th. Trail.- 111 rancy PmMbM." was the -il.j,<t of b |«ai«-r rwul at the LbbMBI „t Commeroa, last year, by Mr. 1 I m,w uliriiii. managing .h... tor in Ijim .t.,11 sl M. -si-s. s. tains an.l t This has prißtni in l««.k
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    SOLDIERS AS SETTLERS
    445 12 Wester. Australia. Scheme to Secure \rmy Men. Mi V r. -vxrthtmil Keely. an o«c. r of th. Wmbrn Auslrahan Iniuiigratioii. T la) and (ienexsl Infonaatino Department. 1- < 11 his way to India t«, indu. short service army in -n to m-Ulc. down in W.st..in Australia 011
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    Schoolboys of the Past.
    910 12 INTERVIEW WITH THE ORIGINAL "TOM BROWN" A Famoas Fight. One of tlie heroes of Uie fight dcacribud in Tom Hrown's S.-I..kil<U)-s," wlmmc true identity haw hi tlie last seventy years been known only to In- ntan»t friends, diacujmod recently w itli a n-pi««entative of the Daily
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    Swiss Census Humours
    197 12 Thr Swiss census which was taken on December 1 last furnishes interesting infor uiation on many subjects. Tims, on tin)ii, -ti m of the 1.-ir^iiiiges which are spoken hi th.' ltepiibhc, (i rinan heads the list with -W.f.1.1 19 jx-rs.,;'. speaking it Kr -m li MMM MXI
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    54 12 The house at Kcclrfcclian, Dumfries, in -vliich ThoiuSH Cirlvle wan born, has become .ho property of a lon. lon syndicate. Of late years an increasing number of admirers have imUxl the house, the number last year hay my been LKH) moHtly Americans. In future a v \cd charge w ill
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    Rubber Values.
    1626 12 PRODUCTION AND PROFITS OF THE OLDBK COMPANIES. ■r A.S Baxeodale Ver, Oplimibt c lv Tlie Times of January laM, Uh r. w.u. pulilish.-l .in article upon rnbaur abarr MMM win. Ii w. r.-pru-luerd early in February. Wa nee that in a letter to The Tinmn of Krhr.iart l:t.
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    Kuala Bidor Rubber Estates, Ltd
    325 12 TIh 1 Financi.il N.w-. ,A Kcbnuu-y l.'i. «t»le> The following cable has brvn M aafeai from Mr. William Krllie Smith, lii. Mtat lir.-. U.r hi iad Kellaa new work if>K ili«lii— 'j.«»l No iIifTn nlty with ri-jn < t<i MMtiT: rich •xtiniaU- the yield at
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    163 12 Tin majority of w.huuu mm fri-Jr. n. I t' ilt itli nil. 11 ill. n<- .vtllol on t>. t~li ami ill. s> tli, ir tJk Uiliy. s.u.1 Mr. T. K. Taylor, a Colonial M. I'., in 111 aiMn-v at l.risu Iiui.1i. X Z. I'lH-y an- Him- Ih. y u 1
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    114 12 Scotsru.-ii should bt- iutcn«tul tuhoar Utat the Aaneinbly H.ill. Collis* si, Molbournc. ami the 01.l MM at MMf Church, IMMM) an- to be .1. 111 ilisliol Ui make room for iuor,up U) <U»U- li:iil.|imi|s. With tho r.-riH.val of theae ■trui-tnroN two of tin- mont int»nMiiu|> Uailmarks will vanish fr.mi tin-
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    126 12 Tbr very lii^li s >rm lin-{ wurd cti.|ii tbhad a very humble origia. (or uUquuUe ■noaot niiuply a Üb.il. It d.riTu.l ita prus nt in.-.inin^ fruin Of fact that a Scotch win? lin I uui Uiu xrtKlrKl-i a' VeraaillfDi (or 1. .hrn XIV., wan milch aoaoyud at tli coiirtiont w.Jkiu^
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    Passengers Homeward.
    855 12 MJ passenger* are honked Ikwiv t, 11 Pel >\ll,l s.ui.ll^ 1...1.1J -Ml I I SinU.ni.h Mi .Tinni-ml l">r <i I: Serle. Mr tj I I K. low, Mi I W Mr anal km mid two infanta, Mr ami Mm. Nii-li.ilU H.i.l MM infant. Mr. .1 1 1 M
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    The Dag it was that Died
    180 12 It i- ii |«>tu cl (rum Kin iius tli.it giiu nf I i Ins driv.-n limdaufL ill soun iu-t.ini t -1 as miny an *J wiM Ixui MigMnartM rasaMß, Tajaai the H1M11.41- p".ut.intK with pitrh (arid 1 ■IU-ry with I Ir.igi 111. ling Tli.
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    LONDON AND SINGAPORE RUBBER PRICES.
    1274 13 STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSING PRICES, AND SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS ON FEBRUARY 15. A number of iharca in which local iuuntnri an iatereated are not q noted in local ■hare luts, and than an oeoataoaall; »id, oanina hetween quotation i ban and ia Loodoo. Wt quota below tbe
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      519 14 BANKING, CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA. AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. INCORPORATED BT ROYAL CHARTER Paid up Capital ia 60,000 Shares of jfJOeach 41,200.000 Reserve Food X1, 800 ,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors... 41,300 000 BANKERS. National Baak of Scotland. The Loadoa City Midland Baak, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opaaed aad
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      716 14 BANKING. THE IZE HAI TON 6 BANKING MB INSURANCE GIL LTD. MO. IT AND 68, FLING STREET. Established 1907. Capital paid up ti,a»,noo.a> Ruserve liability of proprietors 1,000,000.00 OOUBT OF DIRECTORS. 1. Tab Tbos Jook 8. Sn Kia Jax a. Nam Km B**» T. Tao Hoo Lai j, Luo Cbia
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      1465 14 SALES BY AUCTION. AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furniture, Etc., THE PKnPERTY OF O. C. WATSOaI AT 71-W. RIVER VALLEY ROAO. On Saturday, March ta, at 2.30 p.m. Beautifully oarrid tesk cabinet with mirror panels excellent teak drawing i.wu suite upholftten d in red baise carved teak whatnots with
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      333 15 The Car for Silence and Reliability." WOLSELEY Tin- tirui has set itself to prcxlnoe fc car of ideal ifficiency without the UaHt Bacrifcc of comfort in r IHI P'»rUCUUirS -.ynrinv that ifflci. ney. Thai tke object in Tiew f-,^m trio has at. v achiiTid will bo readily admitted by the
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      172 15 would at\\V W\*rwowWD TV.Ot Stark Sluhrs FINEST TABLE DELICACIES. Genuine Gariare. Anchovies in Brine. Peeled Shrimps. Shrimps Extract. I t'M I, all fn*-« Prm.M Otaitrt C. F. STLIIR CO, HAMBLKG ttpti Atem' W. LOVEQHOVB. LONIftS. £.C--JUST ARRIVED GOOD AND OBNUINE ITALIAN BARBBRA CLARBT (Recommended) ITALIAN VERMOUTH (beat brand) GERMAN WHITE
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      249 15 The Boar's Head Brand of Guinness's Stout. iStl "■^(■WaW'9a^Btaßj¥a^Bs*V*"amV^^BP£i" Sole Importers H. W. Greer, Ltd., 43, Robinson Road. HIGH-CLASS Tel*pMon« No. •f. UNDERTAKING. "Vtitwa* St~at, »»!>»«%. MR. ALBERT L. A. DALEY Haa> to inform tbe pubhc tbM the kind patronage aeoorded him daring tin pass tew yean, haa made it
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      931 16 INDIAN PATENT or STONE HMHTU.WUM MOM HKM. Sharpe. Ross Co., Ltd. WANTS* PRESSMAN WANTED. Prewman with fir>t-da»« knowledge of Woufdale machine. Only experienced men o. 1 BBS** Good sslsry given to suitable man. Apply Printer. c,o Strait* Time*. 26.1 ABSIS ANT WJN'ED. Wsjßksi A'MnUnt for Kubber andTobacso EN it* in
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      567 16 TO BE LET OR SOLD. HOUSES TO LET. Terrace Houses is Wilkie Road, Beat 126. Immediate entry. Apply Outhrie and Co. Ltd. OFFICE ft GOOOWN TO BE LET. Witb immediate entry Mo. T. Malaeoa Street, Apply to OUTHKLB CO., LTD. olaM TO* BE LET. ■Sunda," No 67, Telok Blangah, bom
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      635 16 NOTICES* KfiON. UNITED. NOTICE OF LOSS OF SCRIP. Notice is be t>by given that Scrip No. 931 ia the name of A. A. J. Broun for 25 Fully Paid Shares 10 this Company numb* red B«4tt to ***** has barn lost aad anyone coming into posstssion ol tbe above-named scrip
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      567 16 NOTICES. KIAM KIAT s\ CO. SHIP CHANDLERS. Telephone No. 431. 108* 100. Market Street NOTICE. I, the undersigned, Chua Pong, will not hold myself re«pon*ibl« for any contracts, or business transacted in my name, aolow the same is duly endorsed by my signature and chop, as I have lor the
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      325 16 NOW CHOOSE Baohstein Piano* Brmimud Piano* Stelnway Piano* Rachals Pianos Collard Pia.no* Broad wood, Whit* Piano* Kriebol Piano* Ruaaell Piano* Wlnkslmann Piano* Krauss Pianos Haahe Pianos Strohmensler Pianos Lahmann Pianos THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY. LIMITED. Raohal*' Auto-Player Piano* Allison Auto-Player Pianos Manual Auto- "layer Pianos Brinamead Angalu*. We WANT to
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      243 16 Straits V)imes. ADVERTISEMENT RATES.— Miseoiiane ouh wants ot every duncription a*. Ed at the prepaid rate of II pw four lines for one or two inaerttoni) IsbbbMl ol Births, Marnages. or Deaths, if not exceeding lour lines, (I each insertion. Kor p.p.e. cards, on page A, fi. Ihcb Scaui Rates
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