Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 20 March 1906

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    16 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 163. VOL. H. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH *****6: prSeTcents
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    CHAMBERLAIN REPLIES.
    76 1 CONTINUES TO MAKE PESSIMISTIC PROPHECIES. London, March 19, 9.05 a.m. In a letter to the Times, m reply to Mr. Churchill's accusation that his pessimistic utterances were causing the de cline m the value of the Kaffir securities, Mr. Chamberlain accuses the Government of inconsistency regarding the Chinese.
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    COMPLETE STANDSTILL.
    14 1 (Neuter's Agency wires. By submarine telegraphs NO IMPROVEMENT AT THE MOROCCO CONFERENCE.
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    SWITZERLAND ANNOYED AT AUSTROCERMAN PROPOSITION.
    59 1 1 London, M.irch 19, 7.50 a.m. The work of the Morocco Conference at Algeciras continues to remain at a complete standstill. The Swiss authorities arc greatly annoyed at the Austro-German proposal to appoint a Swiss Inspector of the Morocco police, inasmuch as the proposition was
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    THE AFRICAN TOUR.
    102 1 DUKE OF CONNAUGHT AND PARTY ON SHORES OF VICTORIA NYANZA. London, March 19, 9.05 a.m. The Duke and Duchess of Connaught and party arrived at Kisumu, on the shore of Lake Victoria Nyanza. Here hundreds of warriors m war attire were drawn up to meet them. Replying
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    A VAST NECROPOLIS.
    49 1 COURRIERES GALLERIES TO rBE WALLED UP. London, March 19, 9.05 a.m. Owing to the danger from decomposing bodies at Courrieres, it is expected that the authorities will decide to wall up the galleries containing the victims, converting that portion of the mine into a vast necropolis.
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    ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
    41 1 ENTHUSIASTIC CELEBRATION IN LONDON. London, March 19, 9.05 a. m. St. Patrick's Day was celebrated m London with the customary enthusiasm. There were numbers of concerts and parades of the Iri*h Regiments and the shamrock was universally worn.
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    INCREASE IN PAY GRANTED.
    39 1 CONCESSION TO COURRIERES MINERS. London, March 19, 9.05 a.m. Representatives of the miners and masters connected with the Coin ricres mines have assembled at Paris. The masters have conceded increases which the men will consider.
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    EARTHQUAKE IN FORMOSA.
    35 1 HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE KfLLED AND INJURED. London, March 19, 9.05 a.m. A terrible earthquake has shaken Kagi, Formosa. Several hundred buildings were destroyed anl many hundreds of people were killed and injured.
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    THE PERSIAN BOUNDARY.
    36 1 BRITISH AND RUSSIAN AMBASSADORS IN IT.RYKNK. London, March 19, 9.05 a.m. Tlie British and Russian Embassies at Constantinople arc lending their gooil ofßcci to ■ecure wa equitable settlement between furtej and Pei -.ia.
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    A ST. PATRICKS DAY DEFEAT.
    33 1 London, March k;, 9.05 a.m. At Association football, Scotland defeated Ireland by one goal to nil and at Rugby Knglaiul defeated Scol land by nine points to three.
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    SCHMIDT TO BE SHOT.
    31 1 RUSSIAN LIEUTENANT WILL NOT BE HANGED. London, March, 19, v°s anl The sentence on the Ruilian LieutC nant Schmidt has been commuted 10 sliooting instead of hanging.
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    FAMOUS ANARCHIST DEAD.
    24 1 London, March i<>, 905 a.m. I'he death of the lamous anarchist, Johann Most, at Cincinnati, (>lii<», I .S. A., is announced
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    CERMAN CENSUS.
    20 1 London, March ■<;, y.50 a. m. The census of the German Empire, just concluded, shows a population ot 00,605,183
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    A ROYAL RESORT.
    982 1 BIARRITZ The recent trip of King Edward to Biarritz makes the following grafMc description of that place of special interest at this time The Waves of the Atlantic come tumbling m a mass of foam into the rocky bays along the edge of which Bi ;rntz sprawls,
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    23 1 I'm next meeting of Licenaing Justices will be held m the Flm Magistrate's C owrt at .\jo p.m. on the IM April luvt.
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      429 1 BUCHANAN'S BLACK A WHITE' He** TOP PLACE ki tho HIGHEST CLASS OF scotch Whiskies 12 YEARS OLD Si iim HO to H. M. THt Kin(. \M> TO H.H.R. THE PRINCE OF WLAES. SARRWAK GOVERNMENT. Notification. TENDERS will be received up to 9 n .m. on Monday, 2nd April, 1906, eating
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      172 1 John Little Co., Ltd. SPECIAL I^ESE^E i OLD VATTED GLENLIVET WHISKY EDINBURGH. CALCUTTA >BS4 lo»oo* amo £xpo*t Aee/vrs. F*A*x%Afi£vi Co 59 Ma** Cm c UOMIM LITTLE CO. LO., SINGAPORE. Per case of 12 Bottles $10.50. Botol Hitam, Per case of 12 Bottles -9.75 The Tronoh Mines Ltd. ANTED a Mechanical
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      225 1 A&& SCOTT*S I i^bEMULSIOiyf It I^^DvW 0F pnsE COD LIVE R OH. m I jmmm With HypopKosphites of Lime Soda. r lkc fk vJfn PALATABJ_JE AS MILK. W Y A f 1 JPts&s\sr:\^\^? LIVJEa Olti timt c n ukra rrd»»e d Scoit*s |B I \J I AB A RBMF.JY FOR
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      14 1 TAIMSAN, Pure, Crisp, InvlQoratlitf, A NATURAL MINERAL WATER OF HIE HIGHEST CLASS. Sold Everywhere
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 20th MARCH. A SIGN OF THE TIMES.
    326 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 20th MARCH. A SIGN OF THE TIMES. It is signiikant of the spirit of economy— not to use a harsher term— that is abroad among shipping concerns m the Far East that a well-known Dutch mercantile marine company has decided to dispense
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    CHINESE ON THE RAND.
    215 2 As we foretold yesterday, the inane declaration of Mr. Winston Churchill, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, Mientths matter of Chinese labour on the Ran J and the Government's intent to abolish it, has drawn from Mr. Joseph Chamberlain a dignified retort and a pregnant warning. Reuter informs
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    COLD COMPETITION.
    142 2 The news of the proposal of the Singapore Cold Storage Company to start m opposition to the existing ice company here has been received with pleasure. In Penang we find that another ice factory is to be started, regarding which the Pinang Gazette'" says "It is stated that
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    297 2 Capt. Groves, we arc sorry to hear is m hospital at Yokohama. The play at the Wayang Kassim to-night entitled Marysan or a European Geisha" ought to attract a large house. The Belat Tin Mining Co., Ltd. m February had an output of 283 piculs of tin ore. The Kuancan
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    THE LATE RAJA MUDA OF PERAK.
    918 2 THE FUNERAL: FIRST PORTION OF THE CEREMONY. I'eluk Anson, 13th March The remains of the late Raja Muda were removed from his residence at Durian Sebatang at 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning. The coffin covered with yellow damask, over the top of which was
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    AN ILLEGAL SCOTCH MARRIAGE.
    150 2 THE HUSBAND DILI) IN PENANG. In the Chancery Division on the 22nd ult. says the Globe, Mr. Justice Swinten Lady delivered judgment m an action arising out of ail j llega i Scotch marriage. Mr. James Louis LovcUnd went through the marriage ceremony with a daughter
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  • THE WORLD'S PRESS.
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      Hotel Problems.
      28 2 Among recent V k U s weretl..- Am,,, N, Mn. 1 ape, with whose domesti, pet baby rhinoceros .mil' gave rise to tne diflSeuu? Norfolk Hotel.
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      Liberals and labour.
      34 2 It re. nun. to I, Liberal, in i;„,/, ideas and energy to check tin development ol the I an organisation radically ,J all capitalists. The uL"ffi ment has difficult tasks i
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      Officials in F. M. S.
      50 2 laving profited h-. value of the dollar fo, u, now *nd it a hardship high exchange value whicl that is, whirh W i|| N the exchange valu! India. Whils, sympathising we cannot fail to note that In point of argument is weak. Timn of Malay*
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      Moroccan Conference.
      48 2 There is no manifest the Moroccan Lonfereno fa at .1 solution, German v sho to enter upon a warlike policy disadvantage of failure Conference would, perhap on the side oi France, since ii and not Germany who consid the existing situation i i changed -Gautte, Cologne.
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      An Advantageous Law..
      50 2 Tin Vagrancy Ordi came into force in the Colo 2nd inst has hern en* t( I so,, a. Notwithstanding i objection that the operai o law would deprive Si: g c4 its attractive!!. free port, WC think its sub vantages will far outwi g pothetical evil, Perak
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      An Incompetent Government.
      53 2 In the recent Pearl Fishery debate, Government justified ing over the Pearl Fisher) catc on the ground that it w incompetent to manage tl It' it is unequal to ti < i planting and rearing oysters, more should it shrink from the parablv more difficult work youth
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      Liberal Attitude Childish.
      56 2 To those of us in j take a dispassionate politics, and who arcto take a hand when W I ig stir their blood, th< about the nines* Labour appeals hi- v.. CM Indeed, the tactics of tin I display in more than oiu ol dignity which reveals
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      Breakfast Biographies.
      63 2 Few people proba fish which appear on their breal dinner tables may ha\ <• bf en i aught i such distant watt rs as wash the coasts ot h< laud since the use ot -team traw k ly superseded the old The Moroccan water- conta ful suppply ol
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      Transvaal Resentment.
      61 2 For months the [Yansx sit helpless while the ik and insinuations havi upon respectable citizens. We a now speaking ol "cap are speaking of honest, h Englishmen on the mines. > been accused of be ng practising cowardly brul Chinese, of being a d race. Flic whole world
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      Where We Excel and Fail.
      70 2 The snubs which a madian t representative received ill 150 firms in England 1 British exports to Cana grow. In the gn al he says, he could no mo a principal than anv Otdiuar} I visitor to St. Pauls the Dean and lupter, thanks coldness,
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    EDITOR PARDONED.
    65 2 Mr. William Manila Am.man. hai h for the libellous editoria peared it) the ColumiM .in^l for tin appeal i>• sentenced to two months and lo My .1 li»« dollars. Tii-i" grounds: i-t. I of the times when the* 2nd. llic fact m it il by the editor h
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    WHAT OUR READERS THINK
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    AN INSPECTORS REPLY.
    58 2 1)i,ak SB,-Willjrou p reply to "Free Fair" egaroink against 1i..hiwjv l..si^u«rv "in the first iastaii sud. a remark again* Inspectors t>n t«.c ever7large< ompanyw tooecupj certain posm....kn tne enterprise and nai Hp wiM a "bad egg, 7- black shetp iatnefam lurf evidently a certain *mf and includes
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      609 2 Three Special favourites Lemon Juice 60 cts. per pint bottle Orange Phosphates 65 Grape Juice 55 Less 10 per cent discount These are not compositions of acids, but unaduli terated Fruit Juices Guaranteed Pure." A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE YOU THOMPSON THOMAS Co., I The AustmUtm Stores. International jCiispensanj, 8 .A.
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      347 2 >r— r^tni JOCZZZZZZ=3OCZZZ3- >S HONG KEE. From SHANGHAI, 149, 151 d 152, ORCHARD ROAD, First Class Crpenter, Painter Polisher and White Washer Dealer m Art Furniture. Shawm Room No. 104, Orchard. Road, Inspection Invited. Terms very moderate. r Furniture, ade to morder. Orders promptly executed. I THE QUEEN OF TABLE
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      354 2 NOTICE. Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Under instructions from the Court of Directors. I have to-day handed over charge of this Branch of the Bank to Mr. E, M JANION. JOHN ARMSTRONG, Manager. 16th March. NOTICE. I P. S. M. N. Karuppen Chitty, resid--1 ing m No. 93
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    JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
    58 3 r\ A^riH\ wires By submarine 'Rl-IIU ttlVkrapl... Nr\v AMBASSADOR RECEIVED v WITH HONOURS Al si PETERSBURG. idon, March 19, 1.40 p. m. r.unt Umsdorff, the Russian Mincign Affairs, has given ;i Baron Motono, the newly JiJed Vmbassador Iron Japan. Tiie dAffairt* and other n- also present will
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    ENCLAND WELCOMES JAPANESE.
    37 3 IOFFICIAI l<l EHTIONS FOR SAILORS AND OFFICERS IjONDON, March in, 1.40 p.m. poratiun ol I ondon entertains iHdhall the .1 pants,- sailors the new battleships Ka- ,1 May luncheon to the Mansion I louse
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    TASHKANO-TOMSK RAILWAY.
    31 3 PURVEYS WILL BEGIN IN IHE Lojjl Maul) \<), 1-4° P- m i'< tei sburs correspondent of thai §urveya will be tiie spring for the railway Ponsk. 11 oo I V
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    FLOODS IN BRAZIL.
    27 3 Ill IV PERS< >NS KILLED AND MANY INJURED. London, March 19, a.05 a. m. .1 fift) persons have been killed iicd by land-lip- and
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    ANOTHER FAMINE FUND.
    15 3 March 1 9, 1.40 p.m. Melbourne has imini fund Alhave been subscribed.
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    HONGKONG WIRE NEWS.
    35 3 it S > FIRE AT KOl 1 okio, March 10. i urred in the For ttkment at Kobe as result <>t icted annexe hich Mr Ci. A. Adam has been »> long Secretary •'.0(1.
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    ARMS FOR CHINA.
    20 3 ancisco, M n h 11. and ammunition hidden away in a emPa lie Mail steamer San Francisco
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    THE FEELING AT SHASI.
    125 3 i ti ict fr< >m a private inthe/. I I rtOt >u know that Shasi is one ami foreign plates in At pit-sent the natives arc .v tint tin are civil, mrtol an a d tolerance I: i- a pi tee thai may .< live volcano.
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    BRITISH FORCES IN THE FAR EAST.
    67 3 >ma return shows following local forces arc m Hongkong, 184 a Straits Settle- Malay States (.aides, iU ,d police, and British constabulary. The arc Singapore cry, Singapore volunteer •n, Singapore volunteer Singapore Royal engineers lu »«ecrs Malacca Company s. V. ipore Volunteer Bearer >m
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    ACTRESS SHOT ON THE STAGE.
    45 3 New (.1 k, February 1$ leading lady of a < htcago comP ing at L.nton, Indiana, >"Klu, spoke slightinglj of the the audience at the 1( Ihhisc drew a revolver and eg Hie wound is not ;i "<l the assailant escaped.—
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    102 3 "the absence Mr. D. A.M. 11 I'cnangon leave, Mr. Her•'•'ll act as General ManaR. X Hiilli|» as Secretary, p n Limited. "Kirn leaves for llong- I' 1 Gardner, k.m. i.i., of ins behind to take charge Naval IntelligenceOffi- "i the prevailing ignorance "I'ug the geography ot "'■'> l.« gathered from
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    SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
    297 3 SINCAPORE CRICKET CLUB. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. hiring to the rain there was no play yesterday afternoon. J Saturdays Results. Championship. A. Clam Singi.ks. .1 K. Nathan beat Capt. Poyntz. B. Class Singles. VV. S. Dai ret, beat F. A. Laiiglev W-H- Ihrelfall, beat l>. J. SproJic. W.
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    SINCAPORE CARRISON GOLF CLUB.
    97 3 I'he competition for the handsome Silver Box presented by Major Everett t>ok place on Saturday. The following are the results I lammcap. S. T. Boyd B 5 io 7; winner ii. J. Johnson 86 10 76 Lt Browni 95 is 77 Lt. I larvey 1 o
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    DELI RACES.
    139 3 The following are the results of last Monday's racing at Deli:— I m Maim m Plati 1 mile. Evening Star 1 Old Chappie ..2 Pime 1.57. Totalisator I Tin Paddock Cup. i mile. Kitty 1 lime 1.49. Totalisator 0i a. I'm Dili Dlkhy.— 1 i mile. Waihi Luck-»t<
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    Second Day (Tuesday.)
    115 3 Tin Piamkrs. Cur. Call ton i It will be remembered this well-bred son of Lochicl and Rosamond was our selection. Hoftsi Handiacap. Dipiomatic i Mandoline 1 Our congratulations to Towkay Chung Ah Yong on this Perak-traincd candidate's success. l)i kiiv 1 landii .\v. Wailii A walk over
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    MALAY LABOUR.
    167 3 Mr. Sabapathy, the contractor of the Krian irrigation works, has completed all his contracts there and gone to Ceylon for a brief holiday trip. In the past three years he has done work to the value of nearly $160,000. and a large portion of this with Malay labour.
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    WAS IT REVENGE ?
    141 3 WAS IT REVENGE At k a.m. yesterday a police patrol returning from Gaylang found the body ol a Malay lying by the side of a lane off the Ciaylang id. Sergeant Mann I und the corpse to Lc that of a well-dressed Malay. The face of the corpse had been
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    CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.
    60 3 On Saturday a BOrSt attached to a gig took fright outside Messrs. John Little Co.'s gudown. Hie syce was unable to control the unimal and Mr. I. Paterson of Messrs. John Little A to. went to the aid and succeeded m calming the beast. The carriage was not
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    SEREMBAN GYMKHANA CLUB.
    250 3 FASTER MEETING Cnder the autograph of that keen and popular sportsman \V. L Braddon, appear- the programme ot this Club's next racing fixture, which comes off at Seremban on Saturday 14th and Monday 16th proximo, m fact during the Easter holidays. Ihe prizes to be competed for
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    THE "DEVILS TRAP."
    407 3 MIE KILPATRICK BROS. COMING TO SINGAPORE Mr. X J. Kilpatrick, the originator and producer of sensationalism, arrived 10 Singapore yesterday, to make arrangements for the forthcoming arrival a show which has astonished all Australia. Mr. Kilpatrick is a typical American and is shortly to introduce a performance
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    PENANC LEADS AGAIN.
    204 3 ST. PATRICK'S BALL The ball given on Saturday m the Penang Drill Hall by the Irishmen <>t Pcuang, Province WeMeslcy and tiie F. M. S., to celebrate St. Patrick's Day, proved a great success. Dancing commenced at nine o'clock and was ket up until an early hour.
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    GAMBLING FARM RAIDED.
    98 3 The gambling farm at Menglembu, Perak, was raided on Thursday evening last by a gang of seven Chinese, armed with knives and revolvers, and the sum of Si 90 was taken from the tables, says the Malay Mail. The robbers got clean away, and apparently none of
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    PENANG'S COUNCILLORS.
    211 3 With the return from home of the Hon. E. W. Presgrave, the second of i Penang's Members <»t the Legislative Council resumes his post after a pro- tracted absence, necessitating the retirement of the two distinguished men who held these positions m the interim. With the retirement of
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    THE RISE OF VALUES.
    62 3 An enterprising Chinese m Bentoog, after listening t<> European customer's complaint that the price of goods was going up instead of down, remarked: "Harga ringgit siidali naik; tintu harga barang naik juga!" It would be interesting to know, thinks the Malay Mail, whether the converse of
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      833 3 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. MEN-OF-WAR. Meat, Fed. yet. loo Alii. Mar. 17 Port Swettenham Uncertain. Maha C/uikkrl, Si an yet. 2900 Schpning Mar. 19 Bangkok, Bangkok. *e>'t, Brit cruiser I800 de Horrey Feb 2\ bheernes. Uncertain. Esmeralda, Fed. yet. 171 Long, Dec. 11 Port Swettenham Uncertain. TRADING VESSELS. 'tM***
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      320 4 SMOKE Best moulmcin Cigars. Owing to iixity of exchange and a great demand for this brand of Cigars and bavins received large consignments of same from Moulmcin, we have de- j cided to red 11 (c the price from date. Can be bought at Si. 50, 1 30, 1.10 and
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      728 4 BANKS. Hon jkong Shangha Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve t10,000.000 I l1() m Silver Reserve 9500.000 W^OftrtOO R-serve Liability of IVopnetors $10,000,000 Court of Directors. A Haupt, Escj -Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson— Deputy-Chairman. K. (»<>etz, Es(j. I F. Salinger, Ksq. C R. Lenzmann, K. Shellim,
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      621 4 Malay Records J ***** Lagu Jalak Lanting ***** T. Kepala Burong ***** Nandong Sayang ***** Gambos Plemban ***** Sri Rayu ***** Gambo Yuman ***** Mak Dabu 1 1 7 Noori ***** Bangau 129 18 Loiikin ***** Asam Paya ***** Bunga Tanjong t ***** Kuala dua ***** Tengah malam 1 290
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      343 4 THAT IS FRASER NEAVE'S AERATED WATERS. Phoenix Assurance Company Limited OF LONDON. The" undersigned have this day been appointed General Agents for the abovementioned Company for the Straits Settlements, Federated Malay States and Johore, and are prepared to issue Policies of Fire Insurance at current rates ;of premium. Guthrie Co.,
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      398 4 "K. D. H." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTED^ nnrn ii\ rutrAiu. Cheap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses, Godowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. 1 Day. 1 Wekk. Fortnight. Monti 25 words or under 50 cts. I. 50 2. 00 3. o 50 75
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      334 4 TO BE LET. FURNISHED from town fa r:' 0 four bed ro,, nis «->Mr->. 1 Court prclerrcl. 0 Repne^to on 2nd He, 1 niree A PP'y -..(.I I UK,, be Let No. 6, Cecil Apply t,-( in|JK r v r T be Let C< i7P" l House v > Ap,,i_
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