Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 31 October 1905

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    22 1 AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. „,m> for Singapore JOHN LITTLE CO. No. 49, VOL. I. SINGAPOKE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1905 PRICE 5 CENTS.
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  • EUROPE DAY BY DAY.
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      PERTURBED RUSSIA.
      102 1 BELSHAZZAR*S FEAST. The Writing on the Wall. IRMttr't A|«Hcy. London, Oct. 30th. The situation m Russia continues to grow worse. Telegrams received from all parts of the country show that the Government is paralysed. Wholesale strikes are occurring and spreading to every trade and profession. There is practically
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    MORE TROUBLE IN ODESSA.
    41 1 COMBINATION OF WORKMKN AND STUDENTS. H«ut«r'a Aicncy. Loxhon, Oct ,50th. The Avoikmen, under the leadership of the students, are erecting barricades m the streets of Odessa. A sharp encounter has already occurred between them and the CoMadtS.
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    TEMPORARY LULL IN ST. PETERSBURG.
    20 1 Reuttr Agency London. Ort. 30th. At pet mil all is (|uiet m St. Pctrv^ bull;.
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    THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.
    60 1 THE RECALCITRANT PORTE. Reuters Agency London, Oct. 30th. It is announced at Vienna that all the Powers are m favour of the principle of the naval demonstration, m order to overcome the resistance of the Porte m regard to the Macedonian scheme. It is considered doubtful whether
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    REBELLIOUS MOSCOW.
    31 1 IS THIS THE LAST si RAW Reuters Agenoy. London, let JOth. In political Quartera m Moacowr it haa been decided that its Government shall act independently of Imperial authority.
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    ST. PETERSBURG AND MOSCOW.
    40 1 IN PARTIAL DARKNESS. Ranter Agency. London. Oct. 30th. Owinc to the strike of the p;a^ and electrical worker* many quarters of St Petersburg and Moscow are m total darkness. Only candles and lamps arcavailable lor illumination.
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    RICE FAMINE IN JAPAN.
    34 1 THE SEQUEL TO CONSCRIPTION. Reuters Afcncy. London, Oct. 30th. The Tokio Times reports that the rice crop of Japan is much below the estimate. Three prefectures arc threatened with famine.
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    THE "RENOWN."
    9 1 The Renown has entered the Suez Canal.
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    OBITUARY.
    11 1 I Reuters A«ency.) LoNOoN, Oct. 30th. Cieneral Dracomirofr is dead.
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    CONSTITUTIONAL RUSSIA.
    42 1 THE GENIUS OF COUNT DE WITTE. Reuter 1 A|M«y > London, < >«t. 30th. Count De Witte had an audience with the Czar on Friday. It is expected that on November 3rd a proclamation will be issued granting a constitution to Russia.
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    INTERNATIONAL AMENITIES.
    22 1 KING VICTOR VISITS THE BRITISH SQUADRON. London, Oct. 30th. The King of Italy baa visited the British Squadron at Genoa.
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    AUSTRIA REDIVIVUS.
    81 1 THE MARCH OF DEMOCRACY. Rauttr't Afwwy.) London, Oct. jothi M. Fejcrvary lias submitted to the Hungarian Diet a popular programme for the concession of popular Miffagr, and the granting of facilities to the peasants for the restoration of the land, and the language of Hungary to Inspoken by
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    STATES DAY BY DAY.
    77 1 PERAK. Iron, Oct. aBth. Mr. l\ Conna <>t the Chinese Pro tectorate is shortly to be married. Mr. Mair of the Mines Department is leaving dovcrnment at the end of the month, and is joining Mr. K. J, Bryant of Batu Gajali. Mr. K. Chappcl of
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    SPORTING NOTES.
    240 1 The gymkhana to be held m Hatu Gajah by the Kinta Gymkhan.i Club on the 4th of November, promises to be a great success. It is a time-honoured custom of this club to hold a gymkhana on the afteiWMMl ot the yearly (uncial Meeting. The OOaVM is m
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    INDIAN MENDICANTS.
    137 1 THEIR WHOLESALE DEPORTATION. Mr. Marriott UMMMHWtd m the Second Court w-tudav that comntion mi the charge »»t mendicancy will m future mean banishment He cautioned f« nn Chinese who were In ought lutoir him on that charge, and who had made a ■econd appearance m the PbMoi Court.
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    CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY.
    244 1 3rd List 30th October. The following donation! ami nib* ■criptions to the c hildn n'» Aid s<* i« ty arc hereby mateluih acknowledged by Mr. William M.icbtan, the Iloiioraiy 1 Ycasurcr lifoHglil Jonitnd ."Si ,4'»*. ;<> Mr. K. L. I lunter 20.00 A. Simpson 20.00 Anonymous 25.00
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 31st OCTOBER
    561 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 31st OCTOBER PERTURBED RUSSIA. The topic of the hour which is engrossing the attention of the world is the condition of Russia following upon her mishap m the Far East. Russia as the bogey of Europe, has been quieted, and now there
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    DEATH.
    14 2 ANDERSON-On the 30th inst. at the General Hospital, Wiliiam Anderson Junior, aged 23
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    BEGGARS BANISHED.
    609 2 In a recent article entitled "Our unemployed," we drew the attention of Government to the fac' that m dealing with vagrants the infliction of imprisonment failed to touch the root of the evil, and that prisons were no cure for poverty. For sometime past the police have sought
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    60 2 Miss. A Harding, Matron of the Deaconesses Home, leaves for China on the 3rd prox. She will probably be away until after Christmas. On Friday a Chinese lad received 10 cents on behalf of the police, whom he had no right to represent. Yesterday morning he was presented before Mr.
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    CONTRABAND SEIZED.
    96 2 THE VIGILANCE OF THE POLICE. Late on Saturday night the Marine Police on duty on the Kallang River received information of a sampan that was hired to carry contraband. The police boat set out m pursuit, and when nearly overtaking them, two of the crew of the suspected
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    A CORRECTION.
    123 2 In our issue of the 24th inst. m a Police Court paragraph supplied to us by an outside contributor, we stated m connection with an alleged chccjuc theft from Mr. Pailiser that a clerk m his employ, named Conceicos, had tilled m one of the missing cheques for
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    HOW ONIONS GROW IN THE SEA.
    70 2 An Arab lascar caused considerable trouble m the Police Court yesterday through his inability to speak anything but Arabic. A Jew was finally found to act as interpretor. The Arab w,i> accused of fraudulent possession of 15 cents' worth of onions at Tanjong Pagar.
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    DISORDERLY NEGROES.
    81 2 Two negro seamen, giving the nOOsM Archibald Powler and Henry Bailey, appeared m the Second Court yesterday morning on a charge of being drunk and disorderly m Tanking Pagar Road OH Sunday night. They were fined Si each by Mr. Marriott. One of then ■shod one of the
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    AN ELECTRIFIED TRAM.
    95 2 Instances hue been known m other parts of the world, where tram cars driven by electricity have had all their metal parts electrified, sometimes with serious consequences to the people accommodated within, who are *aid to have experienced severe <hock^. Then was an instance «»f this on
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    428 2 A special telegram from London to the Lwjltshmati, Calcutta, ttatet that l>>uvic, the "prophet," i* paraliscd. It is reported that Capt. Chancellor. Chief Police Mtfcer at Malacca, i< t> take charge of the Tanjoog Pagar Dock police. Fotm men have been carried away by Crocodiles within a distance of four
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    58 2 I dwell m the palace and mansions, My Name's on the lips of the Royal, I am crowned with a million Laurels. By the hard won sons of toil; I am hailed with a spirit of gladness In the homes of the rich and poor, For I'm known to the
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  • BRITAIN AND RUSSIA.
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      Special Daily Mail.
      47 2 rhe Hon. Charl* Ambassador to kt. h received U, Bpecia Czar .n connection w Great lintau, an,! R IHe Hon. Hard Lo'idon to confer wll f Govemmc./.an.ltluk J^ Ho* dor to U.idon j. Petersburg m (> i(l fecihtatc th, ncn(! X between tIK- two o.uMin,
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    GERMAN ANGLOPHOBIA.
    28 2 ANTI-BRITISH I AGITATKI) BY CEWSR ISpMtel Dally Ihc German Press still Anti-British '•Jtmur the BntainV predomi£ n it s*** th, finally place Grn, U^ able position.
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    COMPLAISANT GERMANY.
    25 2 SHE WII.I. WITHDRAW r* itHMr. It ta reported German Minis* audience o the him., at tThich he informed her Kaiirforthwitl hat .f-ermanv si
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    ODESSA ALERT.
    25 2 FORMAT!! -N i >F MILJTLk Neuter's »gcn c> I lie [own blishina a Militia enlisted from I The tout] of Ri darkno.. The",
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    PROGRESS OF THE STRIKE.
    27 2 DISAFFEI II Neuter* Agency Crowded tr.< el o f general strike mov< m all RttSSJ v 1 collisions ha\i trOOpS and 1 1
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    WARSAW AGAIN.
    16 2 A MILITARY **it«r'» l|mr, li.;rv U thousand cavalry arc held m read reprc— disturbatv
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    SPANISH CRUISER WRECKED.
    14 2 Reuter* Ai; flic Sptnirt I struck ro< kand i were m
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    THE NEW RUSSIAN MILITIA.
    11 2 tartar 't Ihe Militia movi Russian ton
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    ST. PETERSBURG TRANQUIL.
    8 2 Reuter Agency Lo* St. Pc!(
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    MONSIEUR LOUBET IN LISBON.
    11 2 mm iimc. Monaifai 1 tubei iihoving tion.
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    MORE ABOUT ODESSA.
    24 2 lulir* A|«nc» Two OH I tied nectii a*ke<l th< si troops. Ii a p fire m the .iir W the dhturbance.
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    THE RUSSIAN INSURRECTION.
    37 2 GOVERNOR Dl SPAIRWG Muter* Ale"** rdegraoM ti.m.iii convey the gloomi-1 say that last night passed Petersburg. Moscow is isolate The Governor of Uo*co* h a despairing 1 peal to ;i< for fidelity to tne
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    THE GREAT RUSSIAN STRIKE.
    50 2 WORKMEN DEMAND ItfVH BIUTY FROM ARR»I neuter* Mcnc. Los Atanextraordi Petersburg Munidp^ r y km a trade union "'T ll^ n j,** million wo, K»ic«j. «Jnn.^ ipkr v, ventionofthc Municipahty m guarantee iiiviolabilit) 8 Artists at the Imperial justices of Pcacv bai of a general strike.
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      266 2 TUCK'S HAIR and LEATHER BELTING For Tropical Climates. Particulars from THE BOBNEO Co., Limited. X'MAS SEASON. Customers requiring I'hotos to reach home m time for X'MAS AND NEW YEAR, should make appointments for sittings without delay. G. R. LAMBERT Qo. The Straits Cycle and ]Wotor Coy. AGENCIES SINGER CYCLES, PREMIER
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      375 2 ©VERHEARD HUSBAND They say The Australian Stores, is the cheapest and best House for provisions, &c." WIFE I know it is." THOMPSON THOMAS (JO. THE AUSTRALIAN STORES Cogh lan Co. Licensed Auctioneer House Estate Agents. Preliminary Announcement. IMPORTANT Malacca Auction Sate ByH, L. COGHLAN Co. TOWN PROPERTIES and PLANTATIONS. Belonging
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      172 2 OPERA INDRA JAVA TO-NIGHT! TO-NIGHT! October 31st, 1905. THE Johar Manlkam Theatrical Coy. OF SINGAPORE, AT THF PARSEE THEATRICAL HALL, 485, 4?Jorth Bridge Road. Will stage the well-known and Popular play entitled BOSTAN TAHIRAN The Mn>t Wonderful and Amusing Pc rlormance ever brought to the Eas* Musi be seen to
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  • THE RUSSIAN CRISIS.
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      Special Daily Mail
      86 3 Londox, Oct. 30th. The situation m Russia hourly becomes more threatening. In well informed circles it is considered that Russia is on the verge of a revolution, and that the only hope of recondlation between the Czar and subjects is the complete civil emancipation of the latter.
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    THE NEW VICEROY OF INDIA.
    37 3 LVREWELL LI'XCH AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE. Rtuttr'i Ag»ncy London 30TH Oct. [jord Minto, the new Viceroy of Inlin, lunched with King Edward at Buckingham Palace, where his Lordship took leave of His Majesty.
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    THE PORTE AND POWERS.
    37 3 ITALY DEPRECIATES FURTHER DEMONSTRATION. Reuter's Agency.) London, Oct. 30th. Italy depreciates farther naval deion m connection, the affairs of Macedonia, but will act m concert with the rest of the Powers if necessary.
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    THE TROUBLES OF A JEW.
    185 3 BOTTLE OF BEER AND ITS SEQUEL. Mr. Isaac Goldberg, described as a living m Selegie Road, received n his left ear from a bottle handle.l by a Chinese spirit-shop keeper on v afternoon. Goldberg, it ap- the shop of the Chinaman and asked for beer.
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    TROUBLES OF A SHIPMASTER.
    108 3 ROBBED OF DOLLARS ONE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY. Cap-. Peters, of the N. D. L. s.s. yesterday prosecuted a Chinese of his crew for having stolen valued at iocts. The accused c found the fruit lying on d picked it up. Capt Peters explained that
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    THE COUNTER TRICK.
    85 3 A BAG AND ITS CONTENTS. m, named Teo Tye Yck utempted to negotiate a pawn a gold ring valued at $32.50 ted at the Police Court yes--1 he ticket, as the pawnbroker notified the Police, had Hong Koh, the owner of •Id the Court that he had
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    LATE MR. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
    55 3 to announce the death William Anderson, Junior, who yesterday at the General Hospital appendicitis. The deceased who t lure from home some six was only 27, years of age. sympathy will be felt for his father s connected with Messrs. HowM*Erskine& Co. Ltd. '< ral takes
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    120 3 •engali pinwallahs were ycsterJned Si each by Mr. Marriott for mbl f in 8 at 53, Queen Street on the My of the Deepavali festival. 111 m rehearsal for the approach°rchestral concert of the FhilrS nk Society and also for fourth Concert, will beheld m the Hall on Thursday next
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1899 3 Present. lohn S A E H XCCllenCy the Gov ernor Sir John Anderson, k.c.m.g. The Hon'ble the Acting Colonial C^ eta .7 EL Brodcman. The Hon'ble the Resident Councillor of lenang j. K. Birch. Wur if >ble the Attor ney-Genera W K Collyer, i.s.o. The Hon'ble the Acting
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    157 3 Thrle Bengali soldiers of the 95th Russells were prosecuted at the Police Court yesterday for trespassing off Alexandra road on a plantation and helping themselves to pineapples, of which they ate to their fill. They were fined $5 each. A Chinaman who was arrested on Sunday morning, while prowling about
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    Exchange.
    155 3 Yesterday Rates. On London Bank 4 m/s 2/15/16 Demand 2/1 1/16 Private 6 m/s. 2/2^ o do. 3 m/s.. 2/2 1/16 Un Germany— Bank d/d 2.19 Private 3 m/s 2.21 do. 6 m/s 2/234 On France— Bank d/d 269 Private 3 m/s 274 do*- 0 m/ 6 277 On
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    PRODUCE.
    136 3 8o 75 Gambicr 8 2O do Cube No. 1 2 00 do do No. 2 n. 00 Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore),, 25. 2* do White, Fair L. W. 5 p.c. 3 ".oo Nutmegs (110 to the lb.) 35 do (So to thelb.).. 80' Mace (Banda) ..,,145. Cloves (Amboina) ■>?
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      250 3 AUCTIONSJALE. XT A c- F Well Bd C Nov. 1 -At Sale-room, household furniture 1 1 a. m. m 2— At Sale-room, unredeemed pledges. 10 a. m. 4 At Sale-room, unredeemed pledges. 10 a. m At Sale-room, unredeemed pledges. 10 a. m. H L Coghlan and Co Nov. 1- At
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      269 3 LARGE SELECTIONS M I JAPANESE:' MODERN I MAKE SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR I GIFTS PRESENTS PRIZES SQUVENIRS.»M m inspection "respectfully 1 W I C I T E D^^^^^ V POWELL CO, SINGAPORE. (Established 42 Ykars) REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. MORTGAGES ARRANGED VALUATIONS MADE. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS FOR Perak Land and
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      370 3 ROBINSON and Co. A SHIPMENT OF STEEL TRUNKS. OUR SPECIAL STEEL CABIN TRUNKS The "Empress" Extra Quality spirally moulded round top fitted with Patent Automatic Triple Safety Lever Locks m the following sizes 24 m. 27 m. ja m. |i m. and 34 m. Star of India/ Very Superior Steel
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      695 4 BANKS. I Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESKRVE FUND:— Stc-rlinE lUirrr $10,000,0001 •ioc/v-»mft Reserve 9 8,500,000 f Krserve Liability <>« PropnctOfl $10,000,000 Court of Directors. H. W. Sladi*, Ksq Chairman. A. Haupt, Ksq -Drputy-Chairman. H«m. C. W. Diek s<m, r. SaJtnser, Esc\. K. Goetx, Esq. H. SchuMurt Esq.
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      553 4 SHIPPING, NOTICES. THE SAN FRANCISCO OVERLAND ROUTE. Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Occidental Oriental S. S. Co., and Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Chicago North-Western Railways. ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEM. Operating the LARGEST and FASTEST Steamers on the J'ACIFIC.) from HONG-KONG TO SAN FRANCISCO. The National highway to Europe
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      73 4 f The Lux Light jg HAS BEEN AWARDED THE COLD MEDAL AMD DIPLOMA HONOUR AT THE WORLDS M 7 BXHIBITIOH AT LIEGE. J^^4 Solo Agents GADEUUS Co. ground floor of COMMERCIAL UNION INSURANCE CO.. LTD., 2-5 Telegraph Street. I THE PHARMACY'S j "OB AT SERIAWAN" t Is made of Java
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      903 4 H E. D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTED, EIT PREPAID. HOUSES ETC. WMmT Cheap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses. rpn I XT a nN 'to. Godowns etc., Wanted dTo Let. Situations 1 t L' small M Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. rate k*tatc R,,.!,^ i Day. i Wkkk.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      1434 4 Singapore Kranji Railway. From Ist August, 1905, and Until Further Notice, Trains Service for Week Days and Sundays Xv !a Ir<ims on Oown Train. Down Traln A.M. A.M. A.M. A. M. P.M. P.M. PM PM PM PM VM PM PM. SIN6APORE d 6.00 6.36 740 10.00 12.35 2.02 3.10 4.41
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