The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 21 June 1900

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  • 19 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE. THURSDAY, 2isr JUNE, J l9OO. THIRD SERIES. DAILY ISSUE, No. 3901J
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • 762 1 I P_ Office. Telegraph St. 2r Wharves. Keppel Harbour. O STEAM NAVIGATION Co j Steamers lor CHINA, JAPAN, PENANG' rPVLON INDIA, AUSTRALIA. ADENS£vPT MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR. MAI TA BRINDISI, VENICE, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON. Throueh Bills of Lading issued lor Persian Culf Continentml and American Ports, also lor China Coast, and Smn
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    • 699 1 f HINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVI- I GATION COMPANY, LIM TED. THE following are the dates on which the Co.'s Steamers may be expected here, vz OUTWARD. HOMkWARD. I B For Honukono Shanu- For Maksbillbsbbd i v hai ar Japan Ports. London. 1000. 1000 s Kintuck due June 17. Ching Wo
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    • 588 1 DB KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Übdbb Comtbact witb tab Nbthbblabos Iboia Gotbbbmbbt. .cents at Singapore. Ships Agency, late I. DAENDELS ft Co.. 2-3 Collyer Quay Thb undbrmbntiobbd datbs arb onlt approximatb. Prom. txpecieci Will be despatcßed lor Irouwer Deli June 18 Paneh, Bila, Ass. lnn, Deli fc Edi June xl Ditmen
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    • 696 1 HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI A BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL *i 0.000.0*0 RESERVE FUND 1u.500.000 RESERVE LIABILITY OF 1 PROPRIETORS 110,000,000 COUBT OB DIBBCTOBa N. A Sibbs, Eaq.— Chaibman. R. Sbbwah, Esq.— Dkputv Chaibman. R. M. Gbat, Eaq. H. W. Sladb, Esq. E. Gobtz, Esq. j D. M. Mosbs, Esq. A. HaUTT,
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    • 452 1 PETER SYS' WONDERFUL SPECIFIC. THE only remedy at piesent known as an INhALUOLt and PERMANENT CUK& ior Sprue, Dysentery, Diarrhoea, Hemorrhage aod Ulceration of the Bowels. RECOMMENDED bt SOME ok thi CHIEFSPECIALISTS IB thi MEDICAL PRQPK^iriM Sold Retail by all Chemists and Wholesale by PR OFKSSION THE PETER SYS COMPANY,
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    • 451 1 DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ■\CCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL <* STEAMSHIP COMPANY AND 'J*OYO RISEN KAISHA (oriental S, S. CO.) Through passage tickets granted to EngUn d Yance, and Germany by all trans- Atlantic lines I Steamers, also to San Francisco by the steamer* I the above lines. To other European points
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  • 17 2 1 H*rt ißßtr.ot Truth m i ono>.. p»» r t I i 1
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  • 917 2 Tm highly critical situation at Peking, whose full significance has by no means \H generally innnif- -U d it-elf, contin-. Igh, ti.. atteatioa of i! world to the esclosion ol our own private caaspaigi i S sth Africa, A as the latter I asiai se involved
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  • 533 2 I >■ kc sod C. J. li-vere'l, ist ibi i lor the rank ol C ip) port of Swatow, Qoeeaslaad ports, a d Egyptian pott* are declared plaj i d, b) a Gi I r nment Gazette Extra- ■> itinary. Ihe weekly edition of the Singapore Fret Pte i was
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  • 400 2 Ki'Mot-Rin Casawß or Status. A eorreapoadi st st Labuan writes People here win surprised to see the Colonial yai lit Sea Belle anchor at 4.30 p.m. on the ijth, with the High Commissioner on board. Rumours were current the day previously, hut it is very evident only the Consul
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  • 47 2 Just f tee going to press we hear, from a private source, tha-. Mr. Hajoea, Magistrate of Gay a, Britisii North Borneo, has murdered by a Dyak. The murderer d alter committing the crime, which •> not referred to any political cause.
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  • 61 2 H.H. the Officer administering the GovernSir Ah saadi r Ssratteahaas, returned io Siagspore m the Sea Belle about noon H M. landing ia the Guennet/i at ipm. having been met by the Hon'ble \V. Egerton tader has been to 1 i m h:s capacity as High Comtnisl
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  • 63 2 A lire occurred at Blakan Mati at eight last night when an attap-shed belonging to the War Department and inhabited by Ja\anese labourers was burnt to the ground. Owing to the activity of Lt I Simon and some of the R. E. men, most of the
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  • 94 2 A Chinese fisherman, of ijj Tanjong that whilst he was out fishing betweea the man-of-war anchorage and St. John s Islaad, on Tuesday evening, live Malaysia keleh came up alongside his 1 raft and stole bis nets, value $45. Another fisherman ha* made a similar
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  • 231 2 Whilst two Chinese coolies were engaged m pulling down an old wall m An-son-rd this morning, the whole of it suddenly collapsed, falling on one of the men and killing him instantly. Mr F. H. Pearce ot Behr Co., living at Syed Ali-rd, reports the thelt of pro.
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  • 165 2 It is understood that the Fiirst Bismarck will visit this port shortly on her way East Probably... view of the present crisis m China, this vessel I progress will be greatly accelerated. The Fiirst Bismarck is a first-class armoured cruiser of i 0,650 tons and 14,000 H.P. She carries four
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  • SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
    • 34 2 BY ADMIRAL SEYMOUR AND EUROPEAN FORCES. (Special to the Singapore Free Press) Hongkong, June 20th, 7.5 p.m. Peking was entered by Admiral Seymour and the Allied Forces on the 17th inst.
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    • 35 2 The Viceroy of Kwantung Proceeds North. Fears of a Revolt m His Province. It is feared that the departure of Li Hung Chang from Canton, on Friday, will mean a rebellion m South China
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    • 17 2 The German Admiral has wired, through Korea, to Kiaochau for reinforcements.
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    • 75 2 Captains Lanz and Kiihne of the German gunboat litis are wounded. [The two officers mentioned above as wounded are Commander I-anz, (m command of the gunboat litis) and Chief Officer Kuhne. Her officers, m addition to those referred to, are Hoffmann— l^mmatsch, Kdler von Waffen»tein, Hellmann. Von
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    • 34 2 REINFORCEMENTS FROM FRANCE. GERMANY DESPATCHES TROOPS France has ordered three men of war to China, a battalion of Marines, and two batteries of artillery. Geimany sends two battalions of Marines.
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    • 47 2 FREE-STATERS OPPOSING RUNDLE. They Want to Move South. Transvaalers Joining the Pree-Staters A force of Free Staters i» concentrating n front of General Rundle, with the intenition of breaking through to the southward. The Transvaalers retiring before General liuller are joining the Free Staters. (Later.)
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    • 15 2 No Boer Opposition. Sir Archibald Hunter's advanced cofumn has occupied Krugersdorp unopposed.
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    • 27 2 A Fight Near Heilbron. Lord Methuen, escorting a convoy to Heilbron. routed Commandant De Wet. who endeavoured to prevent his entry into Heilbron.
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    • 37 2 Lines All Clear. The railway and telegraph between Pretoria and Capetown have been restored. Hunter Captures Two Boer Guns. Sir Archibald Hunter captured two guns between Pretoria and Rustenburg. London, June 2/st, /goo. a
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  • 117 2 The committee of the Sailors Home report for 1899— their fiftieth annual report „lTill*u amberof officers and seamen making use sal J lf "r? nal s lar RC as m 1898, but the HZIL 3rU and books was m any previous year. m'- 1 C °J nmittee
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • 815 2 3 PIANOS. 2nd hand Guaranteed m good condition at $275, $295 and $300 respectively net cash. Pianos on hire monthly weekly for occasions at from $10 a month. The Robinson Piano Co., 33, RAFFLES PLAGE, SINGAPORE. I ,c,6 tU,h S BOARD LODGING FOX i »o Bachelors at a comfortable house
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    • 573 2 WANTED A smart, young Chinese Clerk for correspondence and book keeping. Apply by letter tc C. W„ c/o Free Press May 30 WANTED, Clerk (Eurasian) with good experience of General Office work. Address No. 23, c/o Free Press June 5 uc. WANTED A Smart Bill Clerk (Chinese) for Mercantile Firm.
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    • 995 2 MR. B. BOLTER, being about to leave Singapore, all claims due by him •■nil I be sent to him at No. 69 Anson Road, before the 30th instant. June q 23.6 CHURCH OF ENGLAND ZKNANA MISSIONARY SOCIETY CHINESE GIKLS' SCHOOL. THF3 usual Hall-yearly Sale of Useful and Fancy Aiiicii s.
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    • 480 2 TO-ADY'S A. VERTISEMENTS WANTED A TYPEWRITER ONE viiih a kn artsdee ol shorthand preierred. Apply DAVIS SCHWABE. J" c WANTED CERTIFK \TM> i.i.f Kngiii.ertotakeih.irj i: of Flngme-eriiig Woths m Uniisli North lior. nro. Musi be abasine s man. Apply m writing, wilh c pies ol tcstnnoniais la (i. A., c/o
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
    • 190 2 The Week. Thursday, aist I Hijjh Water i 4.7 a., 5.1 p. Queen's Proclamation. S.C.C. Football. S.V.R. Rifle at Coy. Drill. S.V.A. and S.V.R. Signalling*. Philharmonic Orchestra, 8.30 p. Friday, aand Hitjh Water 5.34 a., 6.4 p. Tanglin Club At Home." S.V.A. Sub-divisionDrill. S.V.R. Rifle 6c Coy. Drill. Saturday, 23rd
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  • 1242 3 1 JUHt 20TH, 1000. Present:— Mr. A. Gentle, President, Mrssrs. J Barker, Moses, Cappei, Micarcn. J .go, Sohst, Choa Giang Thye, Lee Choon Guan and Col. Pennefather. Mini tbs. The minutes of the iast meeting were read and confirmed. President's Remarks. Mr. Gentle said the Commissioners would see
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  • 1898 3 (Via Ceylon London, June 9th.— General Kelly Kenny telegraps fiom Bloemlontein that the telegraph has been cut at Roodeval, northward of Kroonstad, by Boer s estimated at about 2,000 strong, wuh six fled guns. General Kelly Kenny is sending strong reinforcel ments to Kroonstad, and Sir Forestier Walker is
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  • 291 3 {From a Correspondent^ lune 13th, 1900. CJuarantine on vessels arriving m this territory from th«~ Straits Settlements has now been removed. Mrs. Hagß Clifford had rather a nasty accident yesterday morning, whilst riding home Irom the Race Course, where she had been witnessing the training for the Races,
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  • 69 3 (List if Donations collected by Miss Webster.) Capt. Stratton j, 0 A Friend Q Mrs. Dixon Fisher... c A Friend Miss E. Craig 5 A Wellwisher c Mrs. \V. Webster 5 Mrs. Winter... c Ang Soloan i Q Mrs. Dunlop 4 ¥60 By Mrs. Patchitt. Mrs. Sugden
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  • 27 3 »>— m A meeting of the members of the Church Woik Association will be held at Mrs. Adam's house on Wednesday, June 27th, at 1 j- 30 a.m.
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  • 429 3 Gentlemen, to solace their wearied minds by honest pastimes, playe at chesse, the astronomer's game, and the philosopher's game, which whettea thyr wittes, recreates theyr minds, and hurts no body m the mean season." Problem No. 243 (Healey) is solved as follows 1 1 B-KRS, K-Ks; 2
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  • 378 3 CHISS NO TES. An excellent first class or masters' tournament is m progress at the MaahaH I I Nasi Y< rk. The pi .yers are E. Dtlmar («rhfl beg IB Bl h three clear wins), Hriaara, A. RttHnger, G. KiHilcr, Major Hanham, O. Rocthmg, S. K. Rccan.ora! L. Schmidt, Dr.
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  • 259 3 (Malay Mail.) Sir Frank Swettenham writing from Wei-hai-wei on May 30th says lhat he arrived there with a nasty kind of low fever which kept him m bed for some time. He hopes that the fever has now lletf t him but says lhat he Li much pulltd
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  • 34 3 This Club, at 73 Bras Basah-rd., will be opened at 5.30 pm. on Tuesday next. A concert will be held tlie same evening at 9 p.m., at St. Josephs Institution.
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  • 36 3 By an error of transcription, the heading of the report of this company m our yesterday's issue was wrongly put as North Kechau." The heading has been corrected for the overland edition.
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  • 303 3 (Perak Pioneer.) The friends of Mr. Sidney Gomes, late of the Perak medical service, will be glad lo learn, that after obtaining a British qualification, he is on his j way out to take up an appointment as a District Surgeon and Magistrate m British North Borneo. Mr.
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  • 142 3 I orps Orders by aptain W. G. St. Clair, Ag. Commandant, Singapore Volunteer Artillery, Head Quarter Office, Fort Fullerton, Singapore, 2 1st June, iooo 1. Duties Orderly Officer lor the ensuing week Lieut. G. A. Derrick. Ordei ly Sergeant tor the ensuing week Corpl. A. Ronald. 2.
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  • 139 3 Corps Oders by Capt. W. Cl. St. Clair, Atf. Commandant, S V. A., Head Cjuarter Olhce, Fort FuUerton. Singapore, 21st June, 1900. 2. Paradbs Hobday, Rifle and Compy. Drill I 1 ISS»T| do v ."vgnalling. WaaaaaaaVt do a Lecture. Fkiday, d* TauBSOAY, Signalling only. By Order G.
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  • 346 3 SHARE LIST, JUNE 2I S T, 1900. I Bank of China and Japan. I,d. C C 2 A c^ L SHA PMD Deferred JJ Non W.ooo 414.231 199,875 U Bell's Asbestos Eastern Agency. Nominal. 4 10,000 f£ *'S*4 *3*ii* Bersawah Gold Mine Co. *5.2<- Buyers a 17-0.,, o'' 4 6
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  • 69 3 (Corrected up to June ji). On London. Bank 4 m/s 0 demand i/ii Private credits 3 m/s j/o documents 3 m/s 2 o\(aT& cred-ts 6 m/s "Z.'.'.2/o{®\ France, demand 24b Germany, demand India, T. T "s Hongkong, demand...!!. I Yokohama, demand.. "'\kt „m Java, demand Jj£ pm Manila, demand
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  • 111 3 Tin (June 2.) *Ji**aaaln 1!^^!."-",'"?; dc. Cube No. i jj Pepper, Ulack (ordinary S'po-el" do. White, (Fair L W*-s%) 'a?. Nutmegs nos to the 1b.)......„.. 0J do. (Bos to the lb) "a Mace (Banda) ....."jjj.jj; qT Cloves (Amboina) Liberian Coffee j*\ Q Tapioca, small p. art (Pair quality') jj
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  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • 35 3 Imw -fs»*v bbL Devblopino, rnoio p r r,nt,no "-BMSBi s»b>f w -sbjbv Enlarging. r-RBS L.SSONS TO C^ -*f- m -m) I—. Purchasbrs of _^^s- fl"f 'r-** VC Camkras K/tvl V^O GEORGE MICHAEL, 1, Robinson Road.
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 430 3 MAILS CLOSE. I O-MOKKOW. For IV- At Batavia, ate. Van Diemen 7 am K. Pahang, Sic. Amherst 7 am Port Darwin Australind lo AM Ptnai g Cheang Chela I 1 M sok Singapore 3 pm Malacca, fee. Ban Whatt Hin 4 PM Palembang Ophir 4 pm Nat 1 rdat. Indragin
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    • 1095 3 _Z t t.ioo sioo lIIIILI IN PORT. Men-0.-Wa, Flag, and Ton. Commander, Arrived F r om For Wto. nt* v Bnt Cru,s '770 Sir B. Wrey May 15 Hongkong Station. Other V...e1. n.„ a Ton. Ma.ier. Arrived Krom Co n lK oe« For Aks a"" Aus' r"*l' U c 2
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    • 204 3 CLEARANCES. June 2 Chi«\aell, Bn*. str.. .1 X n/i-, hr Colombo. Evplbctbla, Brit, sir., Stott. lor Yokoiiama. June 21. Horn, Wan, Brit, str., HuJs -1, for Muar and M llacca. Avhkrst. Bnt. str., Angus, for Kelantan, \a ports. Rkskdsnt Schipi 1 Dut. tr Nacodah. for Rhio. Hkbi, Hnt. sir., Inkster,
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 504 4 FOR SALE F1R C T g'ade Bic«cle m perfect cond tion. •I m.s" l-ini.'npham m^ke. Price 1 190. sell tm t 3... Apply R.W., c/o Free Press. Ju 20 *7-6 J t FOR SALE. T7OUR-*.eated phaeton m good order, T>ay \u,ualian mare, harness, fee. complete. ALSO Dili pony and d-X'-'ail.
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    • 1071 4 Government Notification. TENDERS will be received at the Colonial Secretary's Office, up to noon of the 25 h i )une, lyoo, for the supply of Tin number-plaits, nails for nailing on the 1 fates, for the registration 1 af Cargo, Passenger and Fishing boats, also boards for Fishi g Stakes
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    • 628 4 TO LET WITH entry from the 15th of May, I-arj/e Airy Offices, now 111 the occupation of the undersigned. BARLOW &c Co. Mar 27'h uc TO LET. QC Syed Alley Road. Immediate entry. Rent OJ $25. Apply GUTHRIE* Co..— Agei.ts. June 8 uc. TO LET HOCSE No. 282 Woodkigh 4th
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    • 502 4 F"^ ,V- Of all Chrm eta. tmrtnm aV«arf KW^anolfiit' Laa> *T. i Natural Toilet Preparations. KM tit Hf '^9 !A Toilet 'l-inolinc' /n cvllapsable tubes. *mmma BkIK. I m w a«i*n <-<h/^A s*/nj smooth, iir.d protnts delicate a j ßJßaita,|nt''£ *4 A "it r t umplexions frmm wind and sun
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    • 259 4 37 Horses, Cobs Ponies 37 I ANDKD to day, ex s.s. Bucephalus, a select shipnii nt of Horses, all iliunuughty broken and ready for immediate use. > C arriage pairs, Ladies Hacks, and Polo Ponies. Tins shipment has been specially selected lor j tins market. Any reasonable trial allowed, and
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    • 1282 4 VESSELS EXPECTED. Giving port ot departure, and (.where <«own) date due here, and name of Agent*. Mbn-of-War. Argonaut, H.M.S., Chatham, due June Cobuitti, H.M.S t.b.d., Chatham, due June Ctgnbt, H.M.S. t b.d., Chatham, due June Purst Bism arcs, Ger., Wilhelmshaven, due July Goliath, H.M.S., Chatham, due June Janus, t.b.d. H.M.S.,
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    • 584 4 The Singapore Free Press. AND Mercantile Advertiser Cablb Adorbs-s,— Advertiser, Singapore. Tblbphomb Numbsr.— No. 61. Published at 30-3, Raffles Place, Singapore. "T*HE leading English Newspaper m the Straits Settlements; Johore, the Federated Native States of Perak, Selangor, Sungei Ujong, Pahang, the Negri Sembilan British North Borneo; Sarawak, Netherlands Indies. Java
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