Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 29 September 1905

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. PRICE 5 CENTS. No. 23. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, FEIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1905.
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  • EUROPE DAY BY DAY.
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      RUSSIA AND OUR ALLIANCE.
      254 1 Reuter'* Agency London, Sept. 2Sth. Sir Charles Hardinge, British Ambassador to St. Petersburg, has been given a delicate task. A letter has been despatched to him from Lord Lansdovvne under date Sept. 6th, m which he is instructed to communicate the text of the Anglo-Japanese Treaty
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    ALLIANCE TREATY AMENDED.
    77 1 A slight correction it necessary lo the term- of the new Anglo-Japanese alliance a* wired by Renter on Wed nesday. The agreement is to last ten mn, it neither party denounces it M the end oftM ninth year. It remain** binding until the expiration of year from
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    VLADIVOSTOK.
    115 1 lloW IT WAS PREPARED. Baron Yaniainoto,Mini*terof Marine. •peaking at Tokio on Sept. 18th, stated that Yladi\o>tcik v>.i- more strongly fortified than Port Arthur and would necessitate an enOTRMMM kIM ol lite to take. A rtntriin paper, the "La-.vietc.hik." describing the defence* of the Port, •state- thai the garrison i-
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    RUSSIA SURPRISED.
    52 1 ONCE AGAIN BEATEN UY A BRITISHER. The Russian Government ha» nade a most unwelco.iu- discovery over the suppo>cd Russian fishing companies at Saghalicn. She has for yrars Championed the cause of these coin panics a^aiu-^t the Japanese Government, only to tind <»ut now th.it they all belong to
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    MANCHURIA S FUTURE
    45 1 lacls ;0,000,000 L«kii) The re-organisation of Manchuria ii now seriously occupying the attention of 'he Imperial Chinese Government To mcd this gigantic Bchoae the Imperial authoritiefl have opened negotiations with the liiiti— li Minister at Peking t<> raise i<>.ni of Taata. 50,000.000.
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    THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN SPLIT.
    63 1 The Kmperor's rctu>al to listen lo any of the changes m the Hungarian army suggested by the reformers ha-» united all parties m Hungary against the Crown. The leaders ol the^e UKtOfl have brought about a definite coalition, and arc issuing a manifesto denouncing the attempt on
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    MINING ENTERPRISE IN THE DUTCH INDIES.
    91 1 SPECIALLY TRANSLATED FROM "THE SOERABAIA COURANT." New capital ha> been successfully raised by fifettn* l>e LuM and <>. o) Batavia to work the Bwool, liclang and Sainbang Gold mines. Sinabuan m W— Sumatra lias beta acquired by an An^l<>-I)utcli Synduatc, loptfltlOM are shortly to
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    THE LAND BOOM.
    902 1 GOOD PKh is REALISED FOR TOWN PROPER! II 5 The second day's sale of properties belonging to the estate <>f lladjee Osman was held at Powell an<l ."<< saleroom on Tuesday last. There wan a Igfaji attendant e, an«l very ajaodpi i« < I were ■nin realised.
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    HOTEL DE L'EUROPE.
    95 1 HOTEL DE L 'EUROPE. List of Visitors Ml MM. W Moore, \Y It. I'm. .1 B. Gibbon*, v R Piivrtt, Mi. ami Mr*. V.i/. M. S. Ellis M Man.-, W. r.illi>n. Ledair. W a l.cadi, W. favrio, Mffv, Dunloo, Misj Dunion. Mtasra.A.4 1 UrpsT,W. Mnwir, (i. I Noitliw.iv. I. Mene,
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      355 1 I i.."**" r -S.'» f '.KIT ©01 J I AOEMTS l >!< SIMGAP »RE. I JOHN LITTLE CO. i^Hfe THE "EMPIRE" TYPEWRITER j IU 9PL s tlu> Machine wherever it has been introduced. SIMPLICITY, A STKKXdTII, LKiHT TOUCH AND VISIBLE WRITING are some of its points. I •^iSffttr*?^Bsl ORDINARY MODEL,
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      154 1 p.^^ Jjohn Little Qo^ I NORWEGIAN PURE COWS' MILK. I M (LIMITED.) 1 THE ONLY CANNED MILK IN WHICH I 1 "S^J^ISSSKS" I I Complete House Furnishers. < Ihe must flattering testimonials from medical men. I A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF To be had from the Dispensaries, and retail
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      38 1 Tapsaij. Pure, Crisp, Refreshing, Invigorating Scxlmm CMd l( ic 18.76 I Potassium 0.56 Sodium Sulphate ,v*« Analy--^ (alicium Carbonate o.^l Iron Carbonate 8.41 Silicir Add 2-7' MiMir.ll SoMdi arbonicA< id (tree) 2.8 1 Medically Recommended Refuse all Imitations.
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FRIDAY, 29TH SEPTEMBER. A WARNING TO THOSE WANTING WORK.
    421 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FRIDAY, 29TH SEPTEMBER. A WARNING TO THOSE WANTING WORK. There is at present a vacancy for a miner with a mining compan}- whose head office is m Amsterdam with mines m the Celebes. For those who may contemplate applying for this post, we
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    ERRATA.
    139 2 We regret tiial "A Farnham Scandal and two smaller telegrams from Renter's Agency have been credited to the Straits Press Agency. We again ask ths public to overlook errata. We are almost hopelessly understaffed m all departments, advertisements are coming m two and three at a time, and it
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    A SUCCESSFUL SOCIETY.
    278 2 UNION INSL'RANCL SOCIETY OF CANTON. Through the courtesy of the local Manager of the >ociety, we have to-day received a copy of "the report to be presented to the -haieholders at the 3^nd ordinary meeting, to be held In Hongkong on the 10th pros. We have made
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    336 2 Simla's farewell ball to IL E. the Viceroy and Lady Curzon ha> been fixed for the 9UI October. Tin depo>its m the Japanese P.O. Savings Banks have beqn increased to yen 10,000,000 m the last seven months. On Saturday afternoon, at the Sepoy Lines, the police after an exciting contest,
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    THE COMING RACES.
    696 2 SPORTING NOTES AND ANTICIPATIONS. (By The Watchman i The prospect of having a good race meeting next month is more than likely to be fulfilled, while the griffin races bid fair to exceed those of the last few years as regards the number of horses that are
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    "THE IMP OF BLOOD."
    282 2 THE BAN DM ANN COMEDIAN'S PRIZE JOKE Harry Cole, tiie comedian ot" th Bandmann Company, entertained hnm friends the other afternoon m Manila by relating leveral afM+ing incidents which hue occurred during hit Cared on the stage. Cole's stories arc worthy ofprinter s ink, says the
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    131 2 A coolie at MTOfk 00 the imn girderi above the overhead electric wire-, neat the Power Station, tried to support him self by means of the live wire. llc uns half electrocuted, falling upon 1 1 i head on the concrete l1o;jr, a considerable distance below. He was not striously
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    MAIL EXTRACTS.
    253 2 HOTISAKD NOTIOHi Jury or Assess hxpenence of reci 1 tanghas raised into question as to whetha juries m native s been advised »<>t the -ale ot spirituous li,, medans, whether ii.it <»r not. Pinai Mnrd on johors. Perhapajthc tun, when tin- egres 0 1- remove<l and tin lohorc
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    MAY YOHE FOR SINGAPORE.
    103 2 '•SHE OF VOW I Said a tin from Amcru —I the eccenti ex mayor, and M N erstwhile themselves ol my bankrupti )r, wil trotters. Dm Harris to aude\ illc fnpan} that they rei i nt j for ticketf to tlx i and on sround v
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    44 2 Yetterrtay Re*ulUB, N i l Griffith J< i I leave md it |hdare. B l> Plera .md Fort bi i. .ii i I i apt Pratt and lx\it Stafford and Paorcs»io» C.S. j Sprouk C. S. Broadrkk and H
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    TO-DAYS TIES.
    81 2 ii A. H. Wither* M A (i a- S I). V. Perkini t. playing m liampionjihip B. Ci urn Sin liarivn phai I ttnrat K. J. Carter scr i wins on Thursda) D i v* Sis< U.W. dura- icrvJ.R v owr i I B i \^s pDI LI
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      272 2 Tuck's Hair and Leather BELTI N G. FOR TROPICAL CLIMATES. Particulars from THE BORNEO Go., Limited. PEERLESS CREAM. STILL HOLDS ITS POSITION AS THE PREMIER UNSWEETENED MILK IN THE MARKET USED BY HOSPITALS THE IDEAL BABIES FOOD. ADDS A FLAVOUR TO A CUP OF TEA THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED. ELLIS
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      425 2 'Exchange. I While the rate of Exchange re-J mains as high as it is at tließ present time we will allow ourß customers an Extra 5 DiscountJ [Chompson j THE AUSTt^AIiIAK STORES. Wll QOSJ f*r\ Permanent and Artistic artists, photographers, Portraits and Groups and photo dealers of the highest excellence
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      146 2 Turkish CIGARETTES. The delight, the luxury, and at the same time, the necessity of every good smoker. The Cigarettes of Stephasiou-Samos ••■re of the best Turkish Leaf and Unequalled roa Quality. Unrivalled fcr Price. Imperial Gold No. 1 Si. 70 per 100 Aristocratic 1.50 Imperial No. t High life „o
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  • The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 1 The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 29th, 1
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      286 1 Ni;mtx-r ..I ImM I'aul Buyers. .Sellei Trm ]^L itmm Shares aiue. up to nwmmmmm Mining i ;,ooci I *O 5*700 I Bersawali M. Co.. Ltd 12.00 i. 500 indued. B#<> 4.000 1° a 10 m (Deferred) w,noo t 1 i I Raul> Au-l. M. C«<., l.'.U. .t
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      PRODUCE.
      130 1 Cloves (Amboina) v .>,} Copra Bali -..7 4° do Pontianak •> Coffee, Bali, 15 basis d<>. Palembang, 20 basis., 25. do. Liberian N<>. 1 -.V 5: Coco-nuts, per thousand 53*35 Gambier 8.65 do Cube No. 1 11 d<« d«> No. 1 1 i.oo Mace (Banda) 79 Nutmegs (11c to
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      Exchange.
      140 1 To-da^ > R\ 1 1 s. Oji London- Bank 4m- 2/1 11/16 Demand 2171 Private 6 m/s 1 1 5 do. 3 m/s. 1 Gtrmany Bank d d r \t\ {Vivatc 3 m 2.\f>\ do 6 m s 2.204 On France— Bank d d Private 3 m/s 2.7" do.
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        73 1 Art Needle Work Depot, 2,7. ORCHARD ROAD NEAR THE LADIES LAWN TENNIS GROUND. Fresh Cut Flowers. Bonquets, Wreath* Prices moderate. 217, Orchard Road What brings the colour to the cheek Of those who suffer and are weak. Whose ailments have but made them crave To be released and m their
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        52 1 ST VALENTINE'S BATH HOTEL. 2Q, Bukit liniali Romtt. AN IDEAL SPOT l( >X A PICNIC OR WEEK END. St. Valentine's Bath Hotel. SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS TO LET AT MODERATE RATES. St. Valentine's Bath Hotel. BILLIARD TABLE. TENNIS COURT. FRESH WATER BATHING TANK. for terms > /v. THE HOTEL de
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        394 1 COMING EVENTS. Friday, 26tb September. High Water: 10.40 a.m. 10.40 p.m. S. K. A. Annual Meeting. Drill Hall. 5.30. I*. O. outward mail due. New Moon. 4.-5 5 a.m. Sipiau Meeting Greshstn House. Saturday, ?otb September. High Water. 11-u a.m. 11--S p.m. Football, Vampires v. S.V.A.atAnaon Road, Garr, (i«>lt" Links
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        378 1 BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Camtai /;800,000. RhM.RVK LIAMUTV I ok Ptonunon 800,000. Reserve Fund (Bank OP ENGLAND. BANKERS 1 National Bank of Scotland 1 ThkLondon City Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. CURRENT Accounts arc opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent
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      SHIPPING NEWS.
      87 2 The P. O. Outward mail steamer Loromamlel left Colombo on Saturday at 10 p.m., and is expected to arrive here on Friday afternoon, the 29th inst. The F. O. Homeward mail steamer Simla left Hongkong at I p. m. on Saturday and is expected to arrive here at
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        415 2 SHIPPING, NOTICES. THE SAN FRANCISCO OVERLAND ROUTE. I'.\< Ni< Mail Steamship Co., OcctDCMTAL <Sr Oriental S. s. Co., Central Pai mc, Union Pai inc. Chicago »k North-Westerm Railways ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEM. Opcrmtmg tie LARGEST <m,/ tSTEST Sttmmten t»i tin- PAt '//■'/< PROM HONG-KONG SAN FRANCISCO. The
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        421 2 CHARGEURS REUNIS. Anjiral Nielly ABOUT OCT. 1 2th FIRST CLASS A £36 Do. do B £30 Do. do C SECOND CLASS £18 For Freight Passage Apply MOINE COMTE CO. MAILS TO ARRIVE, From China: By F. O. Simla to-da>. From Europe: her P.O. "Cnromandal" on Friday. TIME TABLE <>F MAILS
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        460 2 VESSELS IN PORT. Broholm, Han 817, Birkhohn, Sept. 17 Saigon, K. Asiatic Coy Ltd., I'ncertain. R.B. Sutton, Am 1639, Butman, Sept 16 New York, Stand. Oil Co., for Untain. Flora, Brit, cruiser 4360. Dalton, Sept. 12 Trincomali. Uncertain. Jessehc, British 3113, Shotton, Sept. t7 Newcastle, Hut'bach Bros., for Uncertain. Karang,
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        581 2 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR. Wharves at Which Different Ships are Berthed To-day. Easi Wharf, Magnet. VICTORIA Graving Dock. Broholm. AlbertGkaving Dock. Nil. Section No. i Serbia, Thongw a, Aden. 2 Itzehoe, C. Apcar. Nil. 4 Nil. 5 Kintuck. 6 Sultan Hebe. Borneo Wha:.f 7 Nil. s Tangtin. 9 Guthric Natuna.
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      THE NEW ALLIANCE.
      57 3 NO ENTHUSIASM IN JAPAN. fUuter s Agency.) Tokio, Sept. 28th. The new treaty has l»ocn received with the utmost lack of enthusiasm m Japan by the general public. On the other hand the Press express satisfaction, stating that the alliance has effectually secured Japan's suzerainty over Korea
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      HONOURS FOR JAPANESE.
      43 3 (Straits Press Agency London, Sept. 28th. His Majesty the King has been pleased to confer the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George upon Admiral Komura, and the first Victoria Order upon Baron Hayashi, the Japanese Ambassador to London.
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      GERMANY AND FRANCE.
      42 3 WITTE TRIES TO EFFECT k RECONCILIATION. Straits Press A#«ncy. London, Sept. 28th. In the course of an interview Count von Bulow, the German Chancellor, has st;;ted that M. VVitte is endeavouring to effect a reconciliation between Germany and France.
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      TIBETAN CONVENTION.
      138 3 CHINESE INTERVENTION. Strait* Pr... Aftnoy. Hongkong. Sept. 28th. It is announced that China intends to cancel the Tibetan Convention. [In consequence of hindrances to the Indian trade, the Indian Government, m 1904, sent a military expedition to Tibet, the outcome of which was a convention signed by the
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      THE TRAMWAY "STRIKE."
      654 3 THE TRAMWAY STRIKE." Mil TANDY EXPLAINS ATTI--rTUDE OF MEN. Conductors Interviewed. L'pon hearing the rumour of the socalled strike of the tramway men, our representative interviewed some of the conductors and drivers, and afterwards called at the head-quarters to try and get at the truth ot things. It appears that
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      THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.
      1581 3 OPENING CEREMONY The Straits and Federated Malay States Government Medical School was opened by His Excellency the Governor Sir John Anderson yesterday afternoon. There were a large number present including among others Miss Anderson, Mrs. de Tunzelmann, Miss Stevens, Miss Wright, Mrs. Freer Mrs. Brooke, Miss McNair,
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      THE "E. D. M." HIDDEN NAMES COMPETITION.
      102 3 Our hidden verse hid itself so effectually yesterday that it failed to appear. Yesterday's coupon is cancelled accordingly. The follov ng is the verse for your attention to-day No. 20 His first's a boor whom we abhor, His next's his first as well,
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      WHAT NEUTRALITY COST HOLLAND.
      131 3 SPECIALLY TRANSLATED FROM THE "JAVA BODE." The Dijambic expedition, combined with the expences incurred with a view to maintain the neutrality of the Dutch Indies during the Russo-Japanese War, has cost the Hague G4. 200.000 Thk Budget. The Budget for 1906 estimates an expenditure of G
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      DECISION REVERSED.
      186 3 GRANT OF EXTRADITION REFUSED. At the Supreme Court yesterday, Chief Justice Sir Lionel Cox reversed the decision of the Senior Magistrate, by which the extradition 10 Perak of a Javanese named Hadji Said was ordered. It will be remembered by our readers that the Hadji wrs the grand-uncle
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      108 3 The German mail steamer Roon left Hongkong on the 27th inst, and is excepted here on Sunday evening next. She will probably be dispatched for Europe on the next evening. The Marine Court at Rangoon has acquitted Capt. Foster m connection with the grounding of the B. I. s. s.
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      MANSION HOUSE CASE.
      1158 3 BOARDERS IN TROUBLE A very interesting case appeared before Mr. Mitchell at the Court of Requests ye^tcrdry morning. Mr. W. F. Morgan, proprietor of the Mansion House" River Valley Road, brought a suit against Messrs. S. H. West and G. Thompson, two of his former boarders, to
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        292 4 l^^^- 3 jot THE STHRITS PARCEL AND SHIPPING AGENCY 40 Robinson Road. Parcels Collected and Delivered to all Parts, Passages Booked, Passenger's Luggage Collected and delivered or board or at Destination. FOR PROMPTNESS SPEED AND MODERATE CHARGES Ik Goods Stored to suit Passengers Convenience. Cable Address: TOBACCO. Codes a.b.c. 4th
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        502 4 1 Straits Enquiry and Registration Agency. The above open their office on the 2nd October at No. 8, Battery Road, (First Flour) and are prepared to trans- i all business connected with House Letting, Renting. Purchasing, Selling. Mortgage Investments, etc. Registration of those seeking engagements. Do. do. Employees. Private enquires
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        508 4 THE LUX LIGHT IS THE CHEAPEST. X COMPARATIVE TABLE. I .oA Or THE RELATIVE COST OF DIFFERENT LIGHTS. t Kor ioo Candle Power a Material tor Burning. Burning Material. Consumption Cost m Pence **^^^P^^^^^^^Vt^ SUmnm Candlea 6d. per lb. 2031 b. 1218 1 'f^^r^^^^^r'^^^ m Electric Incandescent Light s id.
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        486 4 BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME H—trt WIWSOR g CO. Undertake any Decorative Work you may require, from Whitewashing to Artistic Designs for panels and dados. OLDGOODB MADE NEW If various articles m your home, furniture, ornaments, knicknacks, etc., are grown old and shabby, Messrs Winsor Co., will make them new again, at
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        440 4 J SITUATIONS. T ADY Teacher, well «i v teach three Seventh S-., vately. For particulars. No 13 Tr.ifaUai M W'AMID SIIARI 1:.... to teamGepcrml and wrirfaf also fi wasjH and prospects. c o. •Eastern D yy ANTED locomp paper expo ena For nighl work only Eaatern Dail) evening. NURSE. Entiuh
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