Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 18 June 1906

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1 4 Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser
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    17 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 237 VOL. n. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNEIBTI9O6. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    THE HOUSE OF THE DUMA.
    730 1 It has been on easy task to select in St. Petersburg a building suitable for the accommodation of the four hundred, or, more, members of the Duma. One building o appeared suitable for the purpo he Tavritchesky Dvoretz Palace ar 1 that one has been
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    "ANOTHER USE FOR RUBBER."
    206 1 Under this heading the latest Indian Rubber Journal cautiously makes the following statement How far the following report from a correspondent can be taken seriously we do not know, but, if any extended use of the invention is brought about, it will mean rather a good
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    18 1 The next rehearsal lor the Damen kapelle" at the Teutonia Club will be on Tuesday 1 9th inst.
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    FAIR HAIRED PEOPLE RULE THE WORLD.
    370 1 An announcement recently made will bring great joy to the heart of the man who is doomed to go through life with a shock of aggressive red hair, or hair of the flaxen type. He may now, on the authority of several learned racial
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      75 1 ■OKING TOBA^ KM* I J lT WMIM SNOWDOL I FLUID DISINFECTANT. 1 GALLON LJ SNOWDOL I MAKES 400 Gallons! DISINFECTING FLUID. E <f John Little Co. Ltd. t M~ SOLE AGENTS- W~ HpfDTRcTsH DISINFECTANT FLUID. Noz^-ipoisoisro us, An Excellent Disinfectant CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE L PHAROS be sup ether Fluid Disinfectants
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      329 1 S ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION m\ St. Louis fcj M. O. 11. 8. A. BREIfcERS OF FINE BEER EXCLUSIVELY I^^N SARKIES BROTH^r:S 1^ Ism Sole 'niporiers. i Hg r s > ORIENTAL HOTEL) 5P6 /VO/?7"// BRIDGE ROAD, j THis Hotel J\jst Opened. I Draft Ale and Stout, and all Wines and
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      492 1 Old fcnalisb Curcc Cut tobacco 4oz Vacuum Cins iDitb Aluminum pocket tin. "A SLICE TO A PIPEFUL Obtainable Everywhere. "THEY SAVED HIS LIFE" Say* Hit Mother. ANOTHER CEYLON CHILI) CURKD BY Dr. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Charles James Bay, the six-year old son of Mr. C. Bay of the Colombo Harbour
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. MONDAY, 18th JUNE. SPECTACULAR CRICKET.
    268 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. MONDAY, 18th JUNE. SPECTACULAR CRICKET. We are glad to see that so great an authority as Mr. C. B. Fry has been protesting against the incessant demand for big hitting in cricket. To ask for big hitters and nothing else, he says, is
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    THE KAISER CHANGES FRONT.
    191 2 Leopards can change their spots and perils, their colour, or so it would seem after hearing- what Kaiser Wilhelm had to say to the Chinese Commissioners. A strong army for China, and an army invented, trained, and controlled by the Chinese for the Chinese, is the
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    THE HARBOUR SCHEME.
    114 2 A LOCAL MOUTH PIECE SPEAKS. A Singapore correspondent telegraphed to the Times on May 18 The Government has already largely adopted the views of the Chamber of Commerce as to abandoning the outer moles recommended by the C own Agents' engineers. The Govern ncnt promised to consider
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    ANNUAL SPORTS OLDHAM ATHELETIC CLUB.
    779 2 The Annual Sports of the above Club in connection with the AngloChinese School came off on Saturday afternoon at the Oldham Hall Grounds, and proved to be an immense success. The grounds looked quite gay and beautiful with bunting and streamers, the stars and stripes
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  • WHAT OUR READERS THINK.
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      OUR IRREGULAR TRAMS.
      112 2 10 editor „l the irregularity of X r v gS -;v it is 200 yards w «AS?g«;«;thcse^ i tram, perhaps to be ,1, Vait f "ranot! proceed in rHcs!,aV jT discomfort of the n -U J crowded tram. pas^ n^> i n I have often notic-d t
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      THE S.KH BOYCOTT.
      731 2 To the Editor of the hosier, n Sir. The regrettable i John's Island, where an at, S l I to outrage the mod lot Chinese woman b 3 a mighty outpouring of wrath frS temporary, the "Stra.s r beads of the Chinese genera SS£7T?-?3 anthills to build
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      272 2 Australian Canned Meats WERE USED EXTENSIVELY IN Che south Hfrican Campaign AND EARNED THE COMMENDATION OF THE WAR OFFICE. EVERY CARCASE USED IN FITZROY BRAND GOODS is carefully examined by a Government Medical Officer and Expert before being passed For Human Consumption THUS ENSURING Perfect Safety. AGENTS AND SUPPLIERS,THOMPSON THOMAS
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      375 2 "AUTUMN GOLD." Cigarettes. (Of somewhat of the same description as "Three Castles," but of a larger size, more choice tobacco, and hand made, by W. I), and H. O.Wills, of Bristol and London.) EXPRESSLY PREPARED FOR:— Caldbeck Macgregor Co. SAMPES ON APPLICATION. I THE LONDON I Chronograph Show. 1 >
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      108 2 S. Yamasaki. DRAGON TATTOOER Tatooing in seven colours. CHARGES MODERATE. Proof Copies on Application from 7a.m. to 9. p.m. UPPER FLOOR No. 66, HIGH STREET. NOTICE. On and after the Ist of June, Kim Oo's Establishment will open as follows Week Days from B am to 9 p-m. Sundays from
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  • SUPPLEMENT TO THE "EASTERN DAILY MAIL."
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      6 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE "EASTERN DAILY MAIL."
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      BANGKOK SUPERSTITIONS.
      223 1 Hall^ o.r'— l vt>l obta "l" P^ifttetwas experimented irith >^ r llltk L IKO. Earth irai 00--onlya cremation places, «he river The landnig together, and used to •h^^n^SenSlets, iniheceoeSnUL"n?S Pl^latiny f*¥z£m leaf Wurv pi«c v small image ol the .'V W as abo mad, Of the Ida and
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      GOOD ENOUGH.
      41 1 We e tor bably b Ait to leave board h he stowed 1 >■ an inquisie got in that man, it's 5." But, it was ft .imc the .:i>wei\ been been seeing But," -aid the »uake~ ian with a real
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      WHY SICK PEOPLE SHOULD GO TO BED.
      68 1 u tui working Iht s si own clt go by P Aft :1. -rand -übirly when he was up and it d ring i exact Kdmund i .nmple of the .tirely in bed >f the question. In aweinia, heart dis- h-• as< 8
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      62 1 THE SEA YIEW H©TEL j Tanjong Katong For Term* Apply The Manager, I SEA YIEW HOTEL, I I TeUpkotu No* jjs Post Office Box No, 298 j 1 SUFFERERS OF GRAVEL WILL FIND IN iThe Pharmacy Urinin) [ufallable relief Only sold in i rp-r-i c~i PHARMACY 2, Battery Road, Chartered
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      513 1 VESSELS EXPECTED. \'a:iir, Port, I'robab/c Hate of arrival > ami Agents. M kn ok .\Var, &c. Andiomeda, (Brit, cru.), Hongkong, iobn. Diadem, (Brit cru), Hongkong, June. Donegal, (Brit cru.), England, soon. Duke of Edinburgh, (Brit, cru.) England soon. Natal, (Brit, ciu.), England, soon. Thistle, (Brit, g'bt.), Plymouth, soon. Stkamkrs,. Antenot,
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  • THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 2 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 18th, 190(5.
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      249 2 Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued. paid up. Value, up IiaSyOOO 140,000 10 10 Bersawah fiold MG^ $40,000 10 10 Do. *60J,000 6no,toj 10 10 Brusei Hv.irau SSSSS 3 u-icB&S f 150,000 09.000 10 10 Kuantan T. M £*****0 244,306 £1 1 Parang orp.--£37s.ott> 375,000 £1 1 FahamUaba^iiSSS
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      PRODUCE.
      104 2 Gam bier La:,e No. i £o No. Pepper. Black (ore do White, Fair N itmegs (no! e lb.) do (6o to the lb Mace (Ban la) Cloves (Amboina) Liber fee do .ke do, do medium pear! ,uo do) Pearl Sago, <mk'.\ Copra, Biii do Pontianak Opium, Benares New.. Rice,
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      FINANCE & COMMERCE.
      29 2 FINANCE COMMERCE. Government Rate 2 4 $60 for £7. The Netherlands Trading Society quotedu Saturday's the 4/ms bank r-te at 2412. The Mercantile Bank quoted 2 4 7 16.
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      Saturday's Exchange.
      135 2 On London Bank 4 m, s ..2/47/1 Demand 2 4 1 S Private 3 m/i.. -'4 do. 6 m/s. 4 > 4 >•-. Germany Bank d d 2.3 Private 3m? 2.44 do. 6m- r .4On trance Bank d d j j Private 3 m r do. 6ms.. j.OO
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        530 2 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. MERCHANT VESSELS. Alhng, Dut. str. 704 tons, Captain Hnykman, 10th June. From Bandjermassin, 7th June. G.c, and 15 d.p. Daendels Co. For Bandjermassin, 16th— Rds. Arratoon Apcar, Brit. str. 2,931 tons, Captain Fey 14th June. From H'kong 7th June. G.c, and 1,081 d.p. Paterson Simons
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        560 2 Kuching, Sar. str. 903 tons, Captain Waddell, June 15. From Sarawak. Ong Ewe Hai. For Sarawak. Mnrwarri, Brit. str. 3,622 tons, Cnpt Norri s, 7th June. From London, Ist May. G.c, and 5 d.p. Paterson Simons Co. For Japan, L\ W Marie, Ger. str. 1,166 tons, Captain Paterson, June 13.
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      POLISH BOMB OUTRAGE.
      12 3 uA |NT O IMi MIDST Ol rHRoWN ROCESS ion
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      JEWS MASSACRED.
      25 3 Vnarchist has thr^v 1 l AJT^ro^Christi procession nt °t Tailing and wounding a fui!tdand wounded. The ,o theforcsts pursued by a Jews i
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      FIGHTING IN NATAL.
      6 3 HEAVYSICK US! sick
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      HOME POLITICS.
      12 3 v^ CANDIDATURE LYTrELTW^ pp( )SED M ,nv ed not to
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      BRITAIN AND SERVIA.
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      WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION BILL.
      13 3 GOVERNMENT EMBARRASSED. p m. iricedenation sterday were in >Ut the
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      THE CENTRAL COUNCIL.
      16 3 PROPOSED SISATH >N HEME. |un< 5 p.ra. Hk eorganisai the the basis Coun-
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      THE NATAL REBELLION.
      20 3 BAMBAATA KILLED. Rei m. the relune <ier^ ppn of its rves will be --ible, ed at .ire.
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      THE EDUCATION BILL.
      9 3 -'.ni. g that the H SCUS-
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      HOME BYE-ELECTIONS.
      7 3 p.m. been d Mr 3,
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      SITUATION IN RUSSIA.
      18 3 !lur KED BY 2,000 s ;>.'n. ia of the I otopol iburg six I attack.:it-.
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      DREYFUS CASE.
      14 3 Kl DOSSIERS EXAMINED. 11.50 a.m ha. met to ind ,sexrs with closed
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      GREECE AND ROUMANIA.
      46 3 NEGOTIATIONS p ALL rtiROUGH. n lcr^ 1 7 1 I ...50a.m. Jft£2f U'.-ter, speak. ™2 th; l^ery ifr *>dlya£no exhausu l <■• rometo Hh^-term tmC Mvitll Roumania proved to be imnW e He detailed a the^v^ kallfnt ail<l topping enable I<U| ture had beconVTff
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      CEYLON PEARL FISHERIES.
      46 3 iijt;r tdijun(:i r «*eriesT Ceylon Pearl >of j,™ tilv the Scottish L fe^ Urchi -pLedthat fQrfe likely to be- 2 ai!(1 (now II()UM was the H'V- ■■'-■'>"• Sir West ''"■^uci ""'panv" m s, r u Uk "'-> nwiceofihi. (Neuter** Agency wires. (By submarine telegraph.) 1
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      THE SITUATION AT BIELYOSTOK.
      63 3 HOSPITALS CROWDED WITH WOI'NDED JEWS. Rkckivfd, June, 16, 10.50 am 1 him Jews have been killed and a hundred wounded in Bielyostok and the Hospitals are too full to accommodate all the patients. Many have taken refuge in private houses. All the Jewish shops in the
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      GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
      17 3 WON BY BRAID. Received June 16 11.50. a.m. Braid has won the open golf Championship.
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      SOCIALISTS AND SUFFRACESTS.
      51 3 EJECTED FROM POLITICAL MEETING. Received, June, 16, 4.15 p.m. A band of woman suffragests, shouting and waving tlags interrupted a meeting which was being addressed by Mr. Asquith at Northampton. The interrupter-, were ejected. Subsequently a number of socialists commenced to interrupt the proceedings, and were alto
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      THE BIELYOSTOK RIOTS.
      37 3 MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED. Received, June 17, 11.18 a.m. Fighting and Sacking continues at Bielyostok. Martial law has been Proclaimed. Che outbreak is disastrously aft'ecting the bourses, resulting in a heavy fall in Russian Stocks.
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      THE SITUATION AT MOSCOW AND ST. PETERSBURG.
      39 3 Received, June. 1 7, 11.18 a.m. Moscow i- very unsettled, and street demonstrations are daily taking place. 1 lie number of troops has been increased at the factory quarters in St. Petcr>l>uru-
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      FOOTBALL.
      573 3 E. Co. S. F. v. C. Co. S. F. On Friday afternoon before a large number of military men and a few civilians, E. Co. Sherwood Foresters played C. Co. at the Tanglin Barracks it football for the Regimental Shield. Mr. Apps acted as referee. Play commenced shortly after
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      123 3 An effort is being made to form a Cricket Club among the members of the Singapore Volunteer Artillery, and we believe there is every prospect of its going through. There is a good deal of cricketing talent in the Gunner Corps, and we wish the energetic Sergeant who has the
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      THE MOST POPULAR MAN
      319 3 IN THE STRAITS AND STATES. $100 Prize $100 Prize NEW "E. D. JIT 1 COMPETITION. OPEN TO ALL READERS. All that you have to do is to write in the appended coupon the name of the gentleman whom you consider to be the most popular man
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      MAN OF THE MOMENT.
      488 3 DR. GOONETILLEKE, POLLING RESULTS. Votes received up to date for the most popular man in the Straits and States are as follows Dr. Goonetilleke 1387 C B. Buckley 136 Tan 800 Li at 1 1 1 K. If. GL. Allagappa Chitty 69 I. N. Vander Beck
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      POLICE NEWS.
      129 3 BILKING RICKSHA-COOLIE. Before Mr. Bailey on Saturday William Strugnell was charged with refusing to pay ricksha hire. The evidence went to shew that Defendant engaged Ricksha No. 5,729 in Kling Street on the 13th instant and I drove to nth Mile Changie Road. On arriving there the puller
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      127 3 Messrs Tay Boon Teck and Tay Boon Guan wish to express through the medium of our columns, their sincere thanks to their many kind friends who attended the funeral of their beloed father, the late Mr. Tay Kim Tee. bowling is going very strong on the Esplanade just now. It
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    • HOME SPORT.
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        CRICKET.
        383 3 Somerset v. Warwickshire. Somerset beat Warwickshire at Taunton on the 18th ultimo by eight wickets. Northamptonshire v. Essex. Essex won this match, at Northampton, on the 1 8th May, by eight wickets. Kent v. Yorkshire. Yorkshire beat Kent at Catfordbridge on Saturday the 19th ultimo, by 119 runs. Oxford
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        THE TURF.
        275 3 UATWICK Mkkting, May 18. The Alexandra handicap of 500 sovs., the second received 50 sovs. and the third 20 sovs. Six furlongs. Mr. T. Simpson Jay's chc Marconigram, by Marco Pietola, 3 yrs, ;st. ;lb. Wm. Griggs) 1 Baron E. Rothschild's b c Syphon, 3 yrs, ;st. 81b.
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        GOLF.
        149 3 ENGLAND P. Scotland. The international match was played at Hoylake on Saturday May 19 and ended in a victory for Scotland by j seven to two. THE LADIKS* CHAMPIONSHIP. The Ladies' Golf Championship was concluded at Burnham, on Friday, may 18 the winner being Mrs. Kennion, who beat Miss
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        POLO.
        53 3 RoEHAMPTON Cl.l'il. j On Saturday May 19 at Roehampton. I the chief match of the day was between Rugby and the Old Oxonians. The Messrs. Miller and Mr. W. Jones represented Rugby, while the Messrs. Nickalls and Mr. M. Pilkington played for the Old Oxonians. Rugby won by seven
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      YACHTING.
      201 3 THE King's Cur. New York, May 18. The NtW York Times says that King Edward intends to have official cognizance taken of the yacht race for the King's Cup, which will take place off Newport on April 8. and that probably two British warships will visit the course for
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        321 3 I I One of the Finest and Largest Electric Fane in very Boiroom Buildings in Penang jG6) Cuisine and Catering un<l< r Entirely under European VS? Supervision of an European Management. Expert. THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. 1 Electrically Lit and Ventilated Bar Lunch (free) from 1 1 a.m.— 1 p.m. throughout
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        717 4 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 KESKKVE FUND:Sterline Reserve $10,000,000 tiq Silver Reserve 9500,000 196 l) 00 Reserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 Court of Directors. A Haupt, Ksq Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson— Deputy-Chairman. K. Goetz, Ksq. I H. E. Tomkins Ksq. C. R. Lenzmann, D. M. Nissim,
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        373 4 MALAY RECORDS. i Lagu Jalak Lanting T. Kepala Burong r Nandong Sayang Gambos Plemban n Sri Rayu Gambo Yuman n Mak Dabu Noori Bangau M Loiikin Asam Paya Bunga Tanjong f Kuala dua Tengah malam J Permata Gambos Sha'er J n Inchc Mina Che'long Bana Serampang Sri Perak Pulau Berembon
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        471 4 AUCTION SALE OF s.s. "HBBOTSFORD." TO BK SOLD AT POWELL Co's SALEROOM, SINGAPORE ON THE Tuesday 3rd July, 1906 at 2.30 p"nK (unless previously disposed of)\ The Board of Trade have now definitely sanctioned the Registered tonnage of the s.s. Abbolsford to be 33.60 tons Net and 257-7c/tons Gross This
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        1164 4 "E. D. I," ADLETS.IoRSALr WANTED, ETC SITUATIONS. TED in a month's time by a single man quiet board and lodg ing with a private family preferred and does not wish to pay more than S6O per msnsem. STUDIOUS c/o E. B. M. A European assistant for plantation. Must know field
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