Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 7 July 1906

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 254 VOL. n. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    THE CEYLON PEARL FISHERIES LEASE.
    1035 1 This question is one of the burning matters of the day m Parliament. Yesterday's telegram m the E. D. M." was one amongst many which Eastern papers have published on this question. The Ceylon Pearl Fisheries constitute, it may be mentioned a valuable asset to
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    CEYLON RUBBER EXPOSITION.
    807 1 From Sept. 13th to 17th there will be held m Perdeniya Garden, at Kandy, Ceylon, a rubber exposition showing the growth, manufacture and disposal of rubber from the tree to the latex, and exhibits dealing with all sections included under these nominations, are earnestly sought from all
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    INTERNATIONAL COURTESIES.
    59 1 The fact that a British squadron, m the course of a cruise m the Baltic, will this year vist Cronstadt and other Russian ports is no* officially known m St. Petersburg, and gives general satisfaction. The British warships are expected at ronstadt on September 3, and it is
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      299 1 ttoT< ftnrii co.. lto. c e/iPOFt and Sl ROBINSON CO. B £NTS. 1^ John Little fcCo. Ud. SINGAPORE. It Sole fl9« nls for Jt" I j. W. BENSON'S |f Watches&Clocks. F (N ,ri; >. name of J. W. BENSpN for the j^ nade watches has stood unequalled therefore, whatever grad<
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      272 1 ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASSOCIATION m\ St. Louis J[ 5 1 M. O. Uv S. A. BREWERS !0F FINE BEER EXCLUSIVELY Mgm BARKIEB BROTHERS Sole Importers. ?HJ :^Wffffffffffff^ffff| Navy HoteT 5-7 BEACH ROAD, SINGAPORE. LEZXCZELILIKnsrT TABLE, Wines etc f etc. OF FIRST QUALITY I Furnished Rooms by the month $15 Board and
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      176 1 P Special HolldayTour TO CEYLON, fir Newera Eliya 00 6,200 feet Ois the most accessible hill station from the Straus Settlements. Beautiful Scenery, Magnificent climate, Good Hotels. A Mountain home for Europeans. A health station for invalids. A place of education for children. An attractive holiday resort for Visitors. CHEAP
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      19 1 Old tnglist) Curoe Cut Cobacco 4oz Vacuum Cms toitb Aluminum pocket tin. "A SLICE TO A PIPEFUL Obtainable Everywhere.
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. SATURDAY, 7TH JULY. THE STORMY DUMA.
    344 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. SATURDAY, 7TH JULY. THE STORMY DUMA. The Russian newly-created Parliament is evidently made up of men who have the courage of their convictions, if the telegraphic reports of its proceedings which Reuter sends us are to be relied upon. We are reminded strongly
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    THE ART OF FLYING.
    262 2 In the midst of all her internal dissensions, Russia finds time to take a step m advance of all the other nations of the world m founding an institution where the art of flying is taught. This aerodynamic school is located at Koutchine, Russia; and is
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    VIRTUE VINDICATED
    277 2 And it has come to this at last that one of the greatest tragedies of life has received formal vindication at the hands of the French law. Captain Dreyfus, the victim, according to a telegram from Reuter, which appeared the other day m this journal, has at last
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    TOWN TALK.
    43 2 Commencing from next week, wt intend devoting a portion of our space to the publication of a few missives received from our correspendents and from various sources concerning people both notorious -and unknown-in this colony. They premise to form interesting reading.
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    THE JAPANESE CINEMATOGRAPH.
    134 2 The name.of Matsuo is now one to conjure with. Their cinematograph show has made a name before the most critical of Singapore audiences with regard to the excellence of their pictorial exhibitions, and the pleasurcioving community of factidious Singapore have been afforded a plethora of humour, merriment
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    A DANGEROUS FRE IN HURBOUR.
    79 2 A lighter scut ArchcMUTai^vuh Xa '"'f dc of I 2J^. which v llind^t>l anchorage intended ,> h^ ftl ■ngcxplosinh, u |;J I fhjhargedinto thTliSS 1^ went a short Hi t, 8 ter connagarat.on the um^^il were picked 11( I,, 1 I by and put on'
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    283 2 leave m August I In *c afternoon 11 t General I I ng 0j g0 1 n t. Ma*. I Admird at Pearl's riillsArs^ I The s.s. am y Maccasar, touched at Bali *X >l baya and brought a v I 350 pigs, m prime coSfei consumption. n tor I
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    THE HUMOROUS SIDE.
    267 2 No iam Trust magnate, mfl ettt \*Y»eve the newspap which have appeared on the subject »f Ch LA teems, therefore, that there are eight}' million lunatics m America one or two over m Europe. poor fellow- suffer from an ineredio able delusion that there ii natiaiaj wrong
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      528 2 Caldbeck Macgregor Co. Wine Spirit Merchants SINGAPORE PENANG. HONG-KONG, SHANGHAI AND TIENTSIN. W LONDON AND GLASGOW. MCan Get Everything W^Liine FP ""II|J a* Robinson Piano Telephone No. 191. j fiotel de r €urope MUSICAL TIFFIN TO DAY at 1 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER 3o~nig/it at 7. SO p.m. Our String Orchestra
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      280 2 1 ,^^^^^^^^m^^^^-mm _^Ll_ -H WA I URAL I I GSos3^Tiftft v STERILIZED B\»^ AW 2jfeT CANS 1 l^S^"^^ H^^^ WHOLESALE '^'^^^^^S, i j THOMSON <>*^^^ AUSTRALIAN I STORES. 1 THOiMiscasr tho^c^.s go. THE LONDON f I Chronograph Showl TO-NIGHT. TO-NIGHT- Saturday. £fuly 7th. An Absolutely Entire Change of Programme, Every
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      244 2 To Let. FAMILY Residence 8 D off Oxley Road m front of Railway Stabling for 9 horses, water laid on upstairs and downstairs, premises nearly new. RENT $45. per month Apply to M. H. JOHN c/o Singapore Pilot Association. "Suwßfijyissim To-Nlght! To-Nlght!! Saturday, Ith July "Beauty of Beauties" OR ehatra
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      137 2 SHIPPING NEWS. The British Steamer, Nam Yong arrived yesterday from Macassar with general cargo the consignees being Messrs. Wee Bin and Co., she also brought 63 deck passengers. Ihe steamer Akorania arrived from Port Howe Tasmania,") yesterday with coal consigned to Messrs. Boustead and Co., she will sail on the
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      125 2 CHURCH NOTICE. St Andrew's Cahedral Matins and I. it. my, -.is 1 Holy Communion »ral) t pB Children's Sentke. p*. Evensong and Sermon. St Watthew s Sepoy LnesHoly Communion I Plain.) 1M Foo Chow Service. Children's Service. Evensong and Sermon. byßev.P.N.Hunte.tup.i-n to the trOOp*. r. Mr. S. G. William* s-i>P*
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  • THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      12 1 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, BATUBDA.Y, JULY 7th, L 906.
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      409 1 Capita] Capital Issue Paid i Issued. paid up. Value, up. Company Quotations GOLD. 140,000 10 10 Bersawah Gold M. Co Ltd. $12.50 sellers S r u^H, lr au, i I c'°T il ;^Sl 1 tll \£tt£r TIN. 10 10 Kuantan Tinning Co. Ltd. $I 5 J ihang
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      FINANCE & COMMERCE.
      28 1 FINANCE COMMERCE. Government Rate 2 4 $60 for £7. The Netherlands Trading Society quoted Yesterday's the 4/ms bank rate at 2/4 1/2. The Merchantile Bank quoted 2/4/7/16. j
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      Yesterday's Exchange.
      142 1 :On London Bank 4 m,s j ji Demand -41/16 do. 6 m/s 1/4 1/16 Ptiv; (no I,J >■/ Germany -B :.1 2.40 Private 3 m s >. 4| do. 6 m/s 2.46 Oh France -Bank d/d 2.94 Private 3 m/s 2.98^ do. 6 m/s 3.001 O/j India— Bank
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      PRODUCE.
      159 1 Tin 86.37$ Gambier .buyers N 7.15 do Cube No. 1 m 11.25 do do No. 2 9.12JJ Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore),, 20.75 do White, Fair L. W. 5 p.c. 28.00 Nutmegs (1 10 to the lb.) 31.50 do (So to the lb.) 52. Marc (Banda) ,145 Cloves Imboina) L
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        507 1 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. MERCHANT VESSELS. BrttM Fcli. str. 3,074 tons, Capt Hauler, 30th June From N w York, 18th Apt. Gx. Paterson Simons Co. For Amoy, U. -Rds. Ban Htm Gtuuti Brit str. J43 to'.i-. Capt Hunter. 28th June. From Pontianak, |une. G.c, and 15 d.p. Wee Bin
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        462 1 LATEST ARRIVALS. Aptuimtty Brit str. 9L6&4 tons, Capt Stott, oth July. From Tasmania, 19th June. Coal. Boustead &Co For Calcutta, U Rds. Auchiucrag, Brit str. 2,542 tons, Capt Beid, oth July. From New York, 26th Apl. Oil. Standard Oil Coy. For J iva, 0 -Rds. Gaea, Nor. str. 625 tons,
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        480 2 I THE MOST POPULAR MAN IN THE STRAITS AND STATES. The above eompetition closed on Monday July 2nd as far as Singapore residents are concerned, we are how ever obliged to keep it opefi tor some days to allow for the F. M. S- people, and other out stations to
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        58 2 I THE SEft VIEW HOTEL Tanpng Katong For Terms Apply The Manager, SEA VIEW H©TEL, Telephone No, jjs Post Office Box No, 298 I i 1 SUFFERERS OF GRAVEL WILL FIND IN I iThe Pharmacy Urlnin] Infallable relief. Only sold m PHARMACY 2, Battery Road, Chartered Bank Buildings,! sx2s]"g--A-:f OjE^:e:-
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        569 2 VESSELS EXPECTED. Name, Port, Probable date of arrival, and Agents. Men-of-War, &c. Andromeda, (Brit, cru.), Hongkong, soon. Di?dem, (Brit, cru), Hongkong, June. Donegal, (Brit, cru.), England, soon. Duke of Edinburgh, (Brit, cru.) England soon. Natal, (Brit, cru.), England, soon. Thistle, (Brit, g'bt.), Plymouth, soon. Steamers. Achilles, Liverpool, July 1 1
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      THE MUTINOUS RUSSIAN OFFICERS.
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      PPOSITION TO REDUCTION OF ARMY.
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      CRICKET.
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      THE STRENCTH OF OUR ARMY.
      31 3 I ,H>UCTION OF MILITARY I Sdardowdemned. ;c am. Tv Times confirms the views ri [Sir- m l t military ints ■lues d immensely m the meanwhile-
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      WOULD MAKE BRITAIN LAUGHING STOCK OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
      28 3 WOULD MAKE BRITAIN LAUGHING STOCK OF THE WHOLE WORLD. ILoadoa, July 6, 10.5 c a.m. He -urther add. I *BJ easurc be would -■at Britain, the rich< whole
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      THE AFRICAN SOCIETY.
      13 3 NEW PRESIDENT ELECTED. Loud ■■ni. The has been c ety,
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      DEVELOPMENT OF EAST AFRICA.
      33 3 PROTECTORATE UNSUITABLE FOR EUROPEANS Britishers May Acquire Lands. m M r W .'yd m CiM\erncquire land 5, but m it East which is suitable netiou with emanating from II
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      AUSTRIA AND SERVIA.
      31 3 PR0 VIMERCIAL TREATY ENDED. A Tariff War Commences. London, Juty -z. p.m. n* temporal rial an Austria and >t night, 1 to pledge guns from ffwarhas consequently com-
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      THE RECENT EXECUTIONS IN ECYPT.
      158 3 Reuter's Agency wires (By submarine telegraph) HOUSE REQUESTED TO AVOID DISCUSSING MATTER AT PRESENT. Serious trouble anticipated London, July 6, 5 p.m. Earl Grey, during a discussion on the executions m Egypt, begged the House of Commons not to pass any hasty judgment m connection
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      THE HENLEY REGATTA.
      40 3 FINE WEATHER AND RECORD ATTENDANCE. London July 6 10.50. a.m The Henley Regatta was held m splendid weather. There were no less than 69 entries for the various events. The attendances were enormous and constituted a record.
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      RELGIANS VICTORIOUS.
      30 3 WIN GRAND CHALLENGE CUP. London, July 6th 10.50 a.m. The Belgians won the Grand Challenge Cup, beating the Trinity Hall crew by three lengths. Leander was not competing.
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      THE HOUSE WARNED.
      89 3 ANY VACILLATION ON ITS PART DANGEROUS. London, July 6. 5 p.m. Should the house of Commons, at the present juncture, weaken or destroy the authority of the Egyptian Government, the country would be face to face with a most serious situation, because if the fanaticism m Egypt
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      LORD CROMER PRESENT.
      20 3 London, July 6, 5 p.m. Lord Cromer was present m the House of Commons duiing the discussion.
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      THE CRISIS IN NATAL.
      43 3 TROOPS ORDERED TO BE PREPARED FOR EMERGENCIES. London, July 6, 5 p.m. The troops garrisoned m Bloom fontin, Harri-mith as well as a portion of the Pretoria garrison has been ordered to be m readiness to proceed to Natal.
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      CHINESE EMIGRATION TO NATAL STOPPEO.
      46 3 NONE ALLOWED AFTER END OF NOVEMBER. London, July 6, 5 pm. At the suggestion of Mr. Churchill, the House of Commons has fixed the 30th November as the date on which all recruiting of Chinese coolies for the Transvaal shall cease.
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      THE UNREST IN EGYPT.
      42 3 SOLIDER ATTACKED NEAR ALEXANDRIA. London, July 6, 5 p.m.Al a private, belonging to the Dublin Fusileers, was returning to camp Mcx situated m a suburb of Alexandria he was attacked by a number of natives and seriously injured.
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      EARL GREY'S SPEECH CREATES SENSATION.
      76 3 HOUSE AGREED TO AVOID DISCUSSION NOW. Irish member the exception, as usual. London, July 6, 5 p.m. The speech del ievered by Earl Grey created the most profound sensation and was listened to m respectful silence. During the course of his speech, however he was
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      THE TANTEH TRIALS.
      47 3 x OFMR.MACHELL UPHELD. the Wost Popular Man •"Egypt. n Julj 6, 1 a. jo p.m. of 1?/ -m the House said that the Court 'leaddd (hat 1, had been informed that no European more popular, theEi- t! eha racter among 'Hyptitns than Mr. Machell
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      ROWING AT HENLEY
      12 3 SCULLS lub^i July6th "35 P* m Mol the Household
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      RACING.
      7 3 S^^ of the Prince*, ,f Wales
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      INDIAN AUTHORITIES FAVOUR EXPLORATION.
      31 3 *^GOVERNMENT CO^TURY VIEWS. JJel .l-.1v., sp m Sfe <!t '-voursthe by qualified ■Mr.vj l-'";-l Government ■^^bilS/iV^dis considering latt^ver,m c^ nl^'ich measure Ufn «m^ as mi n favour.
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      DILLON ATTACKS CROMER.
      32 3 London, July 6, 5 p.m. Mr. Dillon, nevertheless, insisted upon reverting to the Egyptian question and during the course of his argument he villified Lord Cromer's administration m Egypt.
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      EARL CREY DECLINES TO ARGUE.
      46 3 PRESENT MOMENT INOPPORTUNE. Lon don, July 6, 5 p.m. Earl Grey stated that he was sorry at the attitude adopted by Mr. Dillon, but he was unable at the present juncture to reply to his criticisms without perhaps creating serious mischief.
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      OUR POLICY IN THIBET
      68 3 SVENHEDIN NOT ALLOWED TO ENTER. London, July 6, 5 p.m. Replying to a question asked m the House of Commons, the explanation given by Mr. John Morley of the reasor why the explorer Svenhedin was refusec permission to enter Thibet was to th< effect that it
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      KEIR HARDIE AND THE ZULU.
      115 3 Renter's Agency wires (By submarine telegraph) HOPES DAY APPROACHING WHEN. White yoke oan he shaken off. London, Juiy 6 5 p.m. The Labour«M. P., Keir Hardie has caused quite a sensation by writing to £ulu at present m Edinbengh a letter m which he declares
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      LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
      1874 3 IMPORTANT ADDRESS BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR Public Servants Liability. There were a large number of Bills considered by the Legislative Council yesterday afternoon, the first being the Public Servants Liability Ordinance Repeal Bill (Bill "To repeal 'The Public Servants Liability Ordinance 1889,'") wh-'ch came up for second
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      POLICE NEWS.
      1576 3 ALLEGED CHEATING. Sequel to the Kelantan Extradition Case. A couple of weeks ago there were published m these columns, details of a case m which extradition proceedings were commenced against Moona Pathu, a cattle dealer wh o was alleged to have cheated Haji Awang of Kelantan m respect
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      THE "FRIEND OF BABAS "
      136 3 THE "FRIEND OF BABAS Such is the title of the new magazine which has just seen the light of day and a copy of which is just to hand thanks to the courtesy of the Editor. It is a well printed magazine, and aimed as it is at the ameliortion
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        91 3 NOTICE. 3b~day Saturday no Public SDOU) WILL BE GIVEN Co night as Co night IS GIVEN AS A benefit I?i9bt to the Men of the Japanese NOW IN PORTNo Matinee this Evening NEXT MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY matsuo's Japanese circemHcor.wh To-morrow SUNDAY No Show MONDAY Grand Change of Programme lOement Tiles
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        261 3 The only alterations of importance occasioned m the present law by the Bill are as follows Sections 6-8 greatly increase the power of the Government to protect itself against a breach by the farmer of his contract. Sections 15-18 enable the Govrnor to secure the good quality of the chandu
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        630 4 ART NEEDLE WORK AND FLOWER DEPOT 217 Orchard Road. Cut Flower* from:so cts per basket Wreaths from $2 upwards. Boquets from do do "A Specialty Wedding Orders to suit all customers Telephone No. 737 Note the address 217 Orchard Road, NOTieE. Take|notice that Ahna Emamkhan one of the Executors' of
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        651 4 J _J*MKS. Honykong Shanghai Banking Corporation. Eg^SSS* 10 000^ Stirling Reserve «10,000,000 1 Silver Reserve 9500,000 9195,00,<K<i Reserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 Court of Directors. A 1 laupt, Ksq— Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson-Deputy-Chajrman. L.G«etz, Esq. 1 H.ktomkinsEsq. C. R. Lenzmann, D. M. Nissim, Ksq? G. H. Medhurst, Esq. F.
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        402 4 MALAY RECORDS. Lagu Jalak Lanting T. Kepala Burong Nandong Sayang Gambos Plemban Sri Rayu Gambo Yuman Mak Dabu Noori Bangau Loiikj n < Asam Paya Bunga Tanjong Kuala dua M Tengah malam J Permata Gambos M Sha'er 0 m Inche Minr Che'longßana Q Serampang Sri Perak n Pulau Berembon ft
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        197 4 DO YOU COLLECT/ I PICTORIAL /&*>/faA igCN IF so /JF~ CALL AT X^^/jITTS Co. < /Sj /North Bridge Road I 'NSPECT THEIR LARGeI y^ X STOCK OF NEWLY ARRIVED! i i /hand coloured jewelled! I ARTISTIC CARDS. I > f LARGE SELECTIONS J I J| ARTISTIC 1 0 G o
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        595 4 WANTED^ A European assistant for planutioi Must know Held work. Applican speaking French and Dutch j£g£ Applications to be sent to Behr Co 5» Malacca Stree A Competent Chinese Salesman wit An n 7 a X J f nowted of Piece Good' Apply by letter, with Copies of test' monials,
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        266 4 UK t Electric Lift WA Messrs. R,,, v '-^Kj J ">■'"«"% „,,"f" ***> take c]^vv| lcr I* '\"d iho i,i» any bus^T a v *2! Dated t} le 7tn< lav<>f Notice is ha pi Orchard -s: 1 1 dissolved by a P° r J this date. Unl con Tan Kinh
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