Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 28 March 1906

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    15 1 AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 170. VOL. 11. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28^1906. PRICE 5 CENTS
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  • MESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN.
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      HEARTIEST RECEPTION EVERYWHERE.
      133 1 London, March 27, 8.35 a.m. Her Majesty Queen Alexandra has telegraphed from Sandringham to the British and Foreign Sailors' Society, which is participating m the entertainment of the Japanese Tell the gallant fellows I heartily welcome them to our shores. Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman telegraphed; "Please convey to
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      MOROCCO CONFERENCE.
      43 1 MORK PROMISING OUTLOOK. London, March 27, 8.35 a.m. The first plenary sitting of the Morocco Conference for nearly a fortnight was held at Algcciras yesterday, but the prospect is now so much improved that the Conference will pro bably meet daily.
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      AMERICAN LABOUR PARTY.
      42 1 LABOUR UNIONS WILL No L LONGER SUPPORT THE REPUBLICANS. London, March 27, 9.05 a.m. The American Federation of Labour, a powerful body which has hitherto supported the Republicans, has resolved to run its own candidates at the next election.
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      ANGLO-JAPANESE BANK.
      36 1 WILL HAVE A CAPITAL OF TWO MILLIONS. London, March 27, 8.35 a.m. An Anglo-Japanese Bank has been formed with a capital of tWO millions, of which one million will shortly be offered ai par.
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    STRIKE IN BORNEO.
    473 1 j MANAGER OF THE MANGANESE MINKS RECALLED. The Sandakan correspondent of the Pi'rah Piottttr writes as follows under date of i 2th March One hundred and three indentured coolies absconded from the tobacco estates of the New Borneo Tobacco Co. and took refuge at the manganese mines
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  • GREAT BRITAIN DEFIED.
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      BRITISH MEN-OF-WAR BOUND FOR THE SCENE.
      78 1 I-"M>i)N I March 17, <>.o; a.m. Reuter's HHHummVni at Abushehr c\»>ics tii.n there istraaUe at Bander Abba, between the British and Persians about a >sitr for caMs aoust fhe Pereiam, at the instigation «>t the Russian Consul, eomnencad constructing offices near the beach across
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      PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.
      151 1 GOVERNMENT AN NOUN* KMENTS REGARDING VARIOUS QUESTIONS. 1 ~Tm i London, March 21, 9.05 a. m. In the House of Common^, Mi. Churchill stated that it was not proposed to introduce representative government m East Attica at present, but the Karl of Klgin was considering the question of
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    PIRACY NEAR MACAO.
    401 1 CARGO VALUED AT *<,000 STOLEN [From (i Homgkottg Tekgrmpk Ma< \< >. i .jtli March. Piracy <lots not appeal t<> bo COUtini (I to the waters comprised uithi tin Canton and Wesi Rivci delta. Encouraged by their ftUCCCS* m t!io c regions, the terrors <>i peaceful trader*
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    148 1 Sin* h the lit itish torpedo flotilla lias iN.nr back Immc, the torpedo depot Bllip Ihrhl will lltO l«a\( t| M hni.i Station and is due here shortly homew.ii (I bound. 'Ii ifl stated thai tht ihlffM ol tinNational Hank d| Siam ha\<- gone Up from I ifals i 000
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      384 1 TANSAN, pure, Crisp, Invlyorating, A X \i URAL MINERAL WATER OF rHE HIGHEST LASS. Sold Everywhere SARAWAK GOVERNMENT. ■Notification. I*ENI)ERS will be lupto 9 M ndaVi 2nd Apt il, 1 1 following Farms Cot from Isi January, 1 rm For the tei 1 it< j lin Tanjong I tv to
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      244 1 John Little Co. Ltd. ANNUAL CASH CLEARANCE SALE Monday April 2nd AND FOLLOWING DAYS. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. The Tronoh Mines Ltd. VY ANTED a Mechanical Engineer, (with chiefs' certificate preferred) with sound knowledge of Mining Machinery and Electric Lighting. Services to be at the disposal of the M meat
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      204 1 Ow\/ I I S I OILILLMIi i OF PU3E COD LIVER OH. With Hy pophosphites of Lime Soda. r a i ce PALATABLE AS MILK. .»J l £iSS?u8 I T^?iov I {i^. D LIVER OIL t1 ca t>c uv a re (111J SCOtt'S AS A BKMErV FOB CON3UMPTJO W. B
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      29 1 BUCHANAN'S BLACK A WHITE' Hold. TOP PLACE thr HIGHEST CLASS Of Scotch Ulhiskics (12 YEARS OLD Supplied to H. M. Thk Kirn. and to H.H.R. THE PRINCE OF WLAES.
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 28th MARCH. WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES.
    585 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 28th MARCH. WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES. It was but a short time ago when Reuter informed us of a battle between the Mohammedan Sulus and the American forces, m which six hundred of the former and eighteen of the latter were slain.
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    NOTICE.
    44 2 We have arranged with Mr. John H. Whitaker, Ph. M., who has been sub-Editor of the M Eastern Daily Mail" for the past six months, to act as Editor, from the 26th instant, until a permanent Editor is secured. Ranc.asamy Pillay Co., Proprietors.
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    THE IMPERIAL CHINESE COMMISSIONERS.
    1039 2 BANQUET IN NEW YORK GIVEN BY PROTESTANT CHURCHES. Presbyterian Special.) The banquet m New York to the two Imperial Commissioners duly came off, and was an impressive and inspiring event. Nearly 800 guests sat down to the feast. The: guests at the table of honour, besides
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  • THE WESTERN PRESS.
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      A Confession.
      24 2 What a mistake it it to assume that women are the emotion il \\j as a rule, are as hud i ntib
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      Society Defined
      19 2 Society is M asseabbi dressed persons, who would ritl be bored togetlier than alon i Magazine. Ln
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      To Those About to Woo.
      35 2 Lattdace, I'audacc, raudace, shuuld be the m man who wishes to tin. l feminine eyes. Hut it 1; audacity of the right kind m men confiiM- impudence withaud The Gentlewoman
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      Anxious About London.
      57 2 What hope is there for Loodo t its seven million^ of popul.itioi thirds of it congested? W« lllM beginning to understand thai i great city like London constitutes an alien I m a nation that it contai degenerative force, pulling do« physical as well as the moral
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      Poetry Discounted
      58 2 We have heard mmm OW boyi complaining of the notorious ,it. of poetry m recent issues of M I We are of opinion that pot arc a sad sijjM m the public school prefer fresh air and winning i i matches to the stringing „f sickly odes m
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      Ease of Labour's Victory.
      64 2 Over ;i million workmen umplv agreed to have labour n That agreement being srrived it, all thru whs ivccssary iras to elect their members. The issue was never m doubt. It sound* like M.nk I main's tale of the prisoner wrho aftei tv years' confinement fjrew
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      Theatrical Nomenclature.
      52 2 With "A!l-«>t"-:i-Mukieii Peggy" m may enter on new era of theai nomenclature, and critics may shortly expect invitations to lion leas William." M I).iv-aftei-t<>-:n.>n.>u Dolly,"' Deliberately-and/of-ma aforethought Julia." and so forth. Owing to the extra length of theatrical posters a boom ill the bill-tM-tiiii: trade is anticipated. London
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      Home-shy Wives
      67 2 Thchoac shy wife is ape of the time She rises lat< from home the moment si* To have luncheon, tea, or dinro home appear* to her to U intolerable, and <he seldom reappe irs I ccepi to return to bed What i I was asked at a West
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      British or Dutch.
      70 2 All the inclinations of the I Minister and hi* political folio* towards the utmost possible CO to the South African B rs. I'l .< ready m dM name of wli.it tin "justice" t'> surrender \it.»l I >nti-h intere^ .m<l m ilu British suprar m the future a
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      Britain and Germany.
      75 2 We do not share tin fears enta tertftined by many as to i approaching armed conflict between Great Britain and Germany. All such an event i» not <-\ tctly wurtcd hi the Fatherland. \r\ people think, and irrite about it daily I thing more <>r less li
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      WHAT OUR READERS THINK.
      26 2 The Kditor invites twrwp interest to X l> >/ rm*4mr* N written on one -»i.l -.lioulil Mend i c lor the opinion- i|
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      ANOTHER PUZZLED
      35 2 To the Editor <»! the I I Dkak Sir. lam pondent has calle I up m ne to 1 which is quite beyon 1 n) I admit that I, also, am Singapore, 27tn Man
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      UNCANONICAL PROCEDURE.
      226 2 To Tue Elitor Sir, I —mrfMlntiii m U m letter regarding t m mo»l un canonical way Bvensong St. Andrew's Cat icdraJ on but if he really \t not be uo i I may I say UK vt-try <• I miy inform yotU COl service was ooaducted 'b)
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      658 2 THE QUEEN Of TABLE WATERS IS: Apollinaris Supplied under Royal warrants of appointment to H.M. THE KING HONGKEE. From SHANGHAI, 0 149, 151 A 152, ORCHARD ROAD, First Class Crpenter, Painter Polisher and J White Washer Dealer vi Art Furniture. Sliozo Room No* /gj, Orchard. Road, Inspection Invited. Terms very
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      335 2 FRESH FRUIT 1 MESSINA ORANGES. I JUST ARRIVED. 50 cents and 60 cents per dozen. The first of the Season. Excellent Quality. THOMPSON THOMAS CO. THE AUSTRALIAN STORES. I Chops THE GRILL ROOMS Mineral 5, beach road Waters Steaks Corner of Seah Street Open from 6 a.m. to i a.m.
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      341 2 NOTICE. THERE WILL BE A fancy Dress Ball AT THE SUNGEI UJONG CLUB, ON EASTER MONDAY. TICKETSSSFor tickets which will be issued only to members of the SUNGEI UJONG CLUB, OR THEIR FRIENDS, application should be made to the Honorary Secretary, Sungei Ujong Glub. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Tenders are invited
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      71 2 eCMING^EYENTS. To-day, Marcb 2stb. High Water. 0-39 a.m., I-lo p.m. Frascr and Neave Mtg., noon. S. C C Lawn Tennis. S. V- A. Standing Gun Drill, 5-30 P. O. Homeward Mail due. S. V. C. Maxim Company Gun Drill. 5-30. To-morr©w, Marcb 2«tb. High Water. 0-56 a.m. S; C C.
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      SHIPPING NEWS.
      20 1 MEN-OF-WAR. Dvi Col. -n., 115 Lovious, Kino, Khio. ;mi, Run. V. Fleet 1959 j^dsky, Mar. -m Hongkong, Odesa.
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      265 1 s, Brit 4484* rhompaon, Mar. n Honkoug, Mansfield, London. Ai/, Siam 352, Paknam, Mar. 11 East Asiatic Co. Bangkok. Sam >5- Kavn, Mar 15 ,k, East Asiatic I <•-. foi Bangkok. v/»\ Hi it M« Wright, Mau T. tnsoii, Straits SS Ca, for Swctt .urmldu, Brit. 171. Dec.
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      LATEST ARRIVALS.
      157 1 Brit P55 McDonnell. Mar 25 Syme ft Co^ (or HongIkflempkon, Brit 57^7 Bartlett, Mar Liverpool, Mansfield, f..r Hong- :lk<i, Brit 1698 Dilson, Mar C alcutta, Boust I'iji, 2<>. Yam Smngi Brit 2591 Payne, Mar 2(> Calcutta, Boustead, for Hongkong, 18. Kum >(mii, Brit 2077 Buller Mar 16 gkong,
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      564 1 Manu\ IWf, Probable date 0/ arrival, and Agcuts. NUn OT-Wab, &c. Donegal, Brit, cruiser, Englaud, due soon. Duke of Edinburgh, Brit, cruiser, England soon. Natal. Brit cruiser, due England, due soon. Mails for Europk. Mar. 31, P. ft Devanha Himalaya. Mar. 31, Nederland Prim Hendrieh. A pi. (>,
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
      109 1 Mar. 26. -Per van Twist: Messrs I H. Storey, W. R. Pierce, J. Belden J. D. Ramsay, C. D. Mereus, Lie Kian Hong, Lie Hin Liang and several deck passengers. Per Kistna: From Penang.--Mr. A. .Morrison, Mrs. Udell, Dr. Hoops, Dr McDowell and two servants, Messrs. B. Ostermrier,
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        46 1 I PIANO for $75, I and 18 payments of $20 each I or 20 do. of 18 I I $390.00 Cash. I ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED I I PIANOLAS 1 110 payments of $25.00" The Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. I TRY AN HIT. IN THE E. D. M.
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        53 1 CLEARANCES i»lal»adji Sanga Sanga Kwbi Vlaaivostock pnai Rangkek Sabiiie Kickmcrc Tamsue K'mosa. N ""l IVkin tii Marseilles Copenhagen PaJembang 'X Sarawak M,n Port Swettenham X .md Penang Muar ft Malacca Port Swettenham Kuni Sang Penang and Calcutta ;rkon K S'ghai and Japan Xl 111 P. Swettenham v and Penang ™Sang
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        166 1 PASSANCERS FORJHE STRAITS. Per P. c v Devan.ia, due Mar. 31 Mr. L 1 Huson, Mr. S. G. Broadrick, Mr. H. M. Hatchell, Mr. and Mrs. C I ulloch, Mr. W. S. Coutts. To Penang. -Mr. and Mrs. Symes, Miss Cowper Mr. C. A. Buxton, Mr. Stark. Mr. H. Barclay.
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        122 1 MAILS CLOSE. To-day. For Her At Palembang Ruby Sambas &c Valentyn a™ Bangkok Nuentung „am Indragin Aing Thye noo^ Hongkong Nam Sang "o^n K. Pahang &c Aing Hint nfton P. Swet'ham Penang KisTna ,Tm Malacca Linggi Kheng Seng 1n m Port Swettenham Carlyle I£ 2 Penang &Calcvtta K um Sang
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      THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
      6 2 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      5 2 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY MAKCH 28th 190IJ.
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      A CRUISE IN THE MERGUI ARCHIPELACO.
      1635 2 A CRUISE IN THE MERGUI ARCHIPELACO. ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL OF THE WORLD'S ISLAND GROUPS. A very pleasant and health-giving voyage m the Mergui Archipelago with-^ m the compass of a week or ten days can be made from Rangoon by the weekly mail boat. The real start of
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      4 2 COMPANY
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      GOLD.
      23 2 Bersawah Ciold M. Co. Ltd. Do. Do. (Deferred) Bruseh Hydraulic Tin M. Co. Ltd. Kadana Gold M. Co. Ltd. Do. Do. fPtvf)
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      TIN.
      61 2 Kuantan Tin Mining Co. Ltd. i'ahang Corporation Ltd. l'ahang Kabang Ltd. Queensland RaubGold M. Co. Ltd I >o. Do. Do. Raub Aust. G. M. o. Ltd. Do. Do. Do. Redjang Lebong dold M. Co. Royal Johore Tin M. Co Ltd. Sipiau Tin M o. Ltd. The Belat Tin M.
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      GENERAL.
      78 2 Duff Development Co. Ltd. Fraser Neav.- Ltd. Hongkong Shanghai Bank Howarth hrskinc Ltd. Do Do 7 per cent Pref Do Do 6 per <«-nt \)rbMavnard Co.. Ltd. Rilt-v Har^naves Ltd. Do 7 p»-r c«-nt Pvet. Do 6 pxr COM Dfb. Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Singapore Dispensary Ltd. Straits
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      RUBBER
      67 2 BalK"wnie Rubber Estate Ltd. Batu Caves Rubber (*ov. Ltd. Bn'kit Rajah Rubber Coy. Ltd CicHv Rubber Kstat.-s Coy. Ltd. 5 0/0 P Sione Rubber Coy. Ltd. Sungt.'i Way(Srlan^or) Rubber Co.Ltd. The Batu Unjor Rubber Co. Ltd. Wataling Rubber Estates Synd Ltd. The Ribu Hanting Co. Ltd. The Sandycioft Rubber
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      PRODUCE.
      187 2 PRODUCE Tin S 83.37$ Gambier 7.50 do Cube No. 1 .1 10 -5° do do No. 2 lOO Pepper, Black (ordinary S'porefl^iy.so do White, Fair L. W. 5 p.c. ,^^^-25 Nutmegs (no to the lb.) 3j\ do (80 to the lb.) sq^V Mace (Banda) 145. Cloves (Amboina) 33Liberian Coffee 20.
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      FINANCE & COMMERCE.
      26 2 FINANCE COMMERCE. Government Rate 24 $60 for £7. The Netherlands Tmding S yesterday quoted the l/ma l».mk r.itc at. 2/4 7/16. Tii M rcanUlc Bank 1
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      Yesterday's Exchange.
      151 2 L>tu(/>>n —Bank i n ■> Demand Private 3 do. 6 m I c;//^k'r;;.(i;/v Bank d/d Private l O« /•>rr»' -Bank d d Private m s I do. 6m A On lndta-\*^ > T. p%iv lie v O;, //o,^o W Bank !Vi Aje 30 d/s On Slianghai-^™* d d
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      DOWHFALL OF BUELOW.
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      SUCCESSOR NOW BEING TALKED OF
      33 3 oF HOHENLOHE-LAN-'genburg mentioned. „,v Mai cli 3 P- ni ihility ol Pjince von 'uLv resignation is rtill being .1 s- Prince of rlohennhiirs ii'^ even hi < n llor.
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      BIG STRIKE THREATENED.
      29 3 AMERICAN MINERS DEMAND IN REASE OF WAGES. London, March 2-, 3 p.m. coil miner- of Ampn ntcd an ultimatum to demanding afiveper- their -wa^cs. onsidered inevitable.
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      ITALIAN RAILWAYS.
      26 3 SA TIONAUZATION HEME i II ED. L,, n! ,,,n, Much -7. ,< p. D. Government y< sterday the Southern railways, thus the scheme <»t nationalixa-
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      SETTLEMENT PROBABLE.
      42 3 PROGRESS MADi I >N MOR<M AN POLICING QUESTION. March 2:. j^o p.m. 1 inference has ad >pt,l articles oi a police project, ment is believed probable es of Franco-Spanish controlled by the diplomatic though the Inspector appointed by a neutral
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      WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACT.
      29 3 MAY BE WIDELY EXTENDED. Losdox, March -7. 4° l> me has introduced I ommons extcod--1 npensation Act person working Deluding seamen, but lo ii' rtk servants.
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      JAPANESE FAMINE FUND.
      26 3 ÜBERAI 1 1 >NTRIBI HON KK< >M |< >R< >N 1< < ANAPA. p.m. 11,,. Si ollectcd 84,35 c tin relief of the famine suf-
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      INDIAN WIRE NEWS.
      18 3 KAII OI INTERESI REDUCED. IBA> March i 5. duccd 1 In S her ii lit
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      BOMBAY'S PLAGUE RETURNS.
      24 3 March 15. I g Bombay tor \\>th 345 I mortality 111 rrasing sa tdvances, but the visitation this year than m
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      PLAGUE IN INDIA.
      40 3 < m < i 1 1.\, starch 1 5. eizures from plaj.o^K deaths. irred as follows m the United ProPunjab, 1,403 m n :n- entral Provin- 5 id Hyderabad. 2 m Kashmir. 76 nthe North-Wesi t|r| and m Madras,
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      INDIAN STORIES.
      929 3 small i Iway station on to mend Railway. m charge. The upa mixed tram station sard. The lids off the following 11 concerned Up mail and ollided with forceable r«1 was I jected from van I into pear. No lives k God, except mixed guard's II >tli engines
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      THE WAYANG KASSIM.
      252 3 There was a crowded house on Monday night M the Wayang Kassim when the management staged for the •econd time, by special request, that charming play entitled Marysan or a EuropCftll Geisha." The piece appears to have caught on with local theatregoers judging from the attendance, several
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      EXTRA-TERRITORIALITY IN SIAM.
      359 3 NEW CLAUSE TO FRANCOSIAMESE TREATY PASSED. A Havas telegram announces that the French Parliament has adopted Article 12 of the Franco-Siamese Treaty of 1904, says the Siam Free l*ress. This news will be hailed with much satisfaction by His Siamese Majesty's Government and will, no doubt, go
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      KEPONG RUBBER ESTATES.
      551 3 The statutory general meeting was heid on 27th ult., Mr. F. M. Votiles presiding. The Chairman said -Our estate consists of 1,578 acres, In a compact block, having a frontage of about three miles along the railway on each side of the Kepong Railway Station, and seven
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      PEKING NEWS.
      463 3 [From Native Papers) Famine In Japan. It is reported that the Chinese Government has subscribed *****0 taels towards the Japanese Famine Relief Fund. Tibet. The Special Commissioner appointed to negotiate the Tibetan Treaty with I the Viceroy of India telegraphs that the negotiations will be completed during the
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      THE S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
      71 3 Yesterday's Results. Championship. Salzmann beat Hanbury. C. Class Singlfs. Sims beat W. L. Kemp. Reid beat Steadman. D. Class Singles. Lyall beat R. V. Cuthbert B. Class Doubles. Mergler and Mergler beat McDonald and Corbett. Profession Pairs. Army lll.— Capt. Leveson-Gower and Capt.
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      ARMOURED AUTOMOBILES.
      162 3 During the recent automobile exhibition m Berlin a number of armoured automobiles built to the order of the General Staff of the German Army were shown. The principal car, interded for the use of the Commanding General, was an Opal Parracq fitu-d to hold maps, telescopes, compass, letterracks,
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      CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL RESULTS.
      1153 3 Through the courtesy of Mr. R. W. Hullet, acting Director of Public Instruction we are m receipt of the following table which shows the number of students who passed the Cambridge Local Examinations last December. A CHINESE REPLY TO STRICTURES FROM SHANGHAI. Mr. Lin Hsing-Kwei, writing from
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      "CHINA FOR THE CHINESE."
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        185 3 ROBINSON and OoFIXED EXeHHNGE REOUeEO PRICE Rakidl) Bkpcks 1906 MODELS Free Wheel and two Brakes COMPLETE With Silver Viatel Lamp, lirll ami all I ccessories $70. The "Raleigh" machines Represent THE BEST ROBINSON Co. s.um.Ts The Straits General Supply Stores Co., HATE ALWAYS IN STOCK. ENGINEERING MINING BUILDING REQUISITES, BEST
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        281 4 SMOKE Best moulmein Cigars. Owing to fixity ot OMhaafe and great demnnl for this br uni ofQfan and havi 1 received large consignment! or same from Moulmein, we have decided to reduce the price from date. Can 1m- bought at Si. 50, 1.30, 1.10 and So o-uts pur packet Of
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        698 4 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL fio.uoo.ouo RESERVE FUND 'ill ■■ml Reserve $10,000,000 1 $IQS w Silver R>s«rvr 'J500.000 1J5 U0 .°00 R.-s.'rve Liability of I'roprieDrs $10,000,000 Court of Directors. A Haujit, Ksq— Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson Deputy-Chairman. K. (i<H't/. t Etq. I K. Salinger, Esq. C. R.
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        548 4 MALAY RECORDS. Lagu Jalak Lanting T. Kepala Burong r Nandong Sayang Gambos Plcmban N Sri Ray 11 Gambo Yuman 1 Mak Dabu Noori j Bangau Loiikin A^am Pnya Bunga Tanjong Kuala dua Tengah malam 1,, Permata Gambos Sha'er Inche Mina Che'long Bana Serampang M Sri Perak Pulau Bcrcmbon Kronchong f
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        336 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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        447 4 "E. D. M." ADLETS. F PREPAID. Cheap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses, Godowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. 1 Day. 1 Week. Foktnight. Month 25 words or under 50 cts. 1. 50 2. 00 3. 00 50 75 cts. 2. 00 3.
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        457 4 'OR SALE, WANTED,!^ TO BE LET. No., ,J£. V*;, on 2nd F10*,,. J Illr^ A PP>7 to GUTHRIE w To be Let NO. Cecil Str, Apply to GUTHRIE ft Co 1 r T be Let A Compound Houae No B JOO* Park. mmcd bed rooms, Stablea A ppiy mi iik,
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