The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 22 April 1902

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    18 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, 22m> APRIL, 1902 THIRD SERIES. DAILY ISSUE No 4
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      416 1 P S-r ?Vha e rVe Te Keooel Harbour I W pp fl STEAM NAVIGATION Co. ™.v, liD.w MMav Steamers for CHINA, JAPAN. PENANG, CEYLON, INDIA, AUSTRALIA. ADEN, FGYPT. MARSEILLES, GIBRALTAR, VAITA, BRINDISI, PLYMOUTH AM) LONDON. MAILLINE MAIL LI Inc.. OUTWARD HOMKWARD 1902 1902 Ballaarat May 4 Bengal May a SSJ-SiS"
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      380 1 PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP' COMPANY c IDENTAL AND ORIENTAL W STEAMSHIP COMPANY ANI. rpOYO KISEN KAISHA 1 (orhnta s co 1 uia im. inii sir* »R iapan VIA A% AN H IJ)gK.BEJ AI AN £™SS£®SS;« on application. J EUiWpflSv.^!^^ Francisco, mcludinß the Souther. I p ACIPIc, C.htral Pacific, Umion Pacific, SaSHaSsShaS
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      455 1 DE KONINKLIJKE PAKETVAAKT MAATSCHAPPIf. Uk..ir CoHmcT witi mi Niimuao,, Ikuu Oon R«>-,r, Agents a 1 Singapore. Ship Agency, late I. DAENDELS Co.. j-.i Collver Qvkv Im ukDirhistionid »tTi> are omlt »PrßoiiH<Tt Steamer Krom Ejected WUI be despatched tor on Van der Lija Batavia Apl. IS Baadjenaaasin, Donggala, Brouu, BoeJongan Apl.
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      386 1 LJONGKONG AND SHANGHAI x BANKING CORPORATION. paid-ui- capital $io.ooo,o.» RtSKRVE FUND— sllv^K^vT* i"^™l 1u.^0.000 RESKRVK LABIViTYOK PPOPRIKTORS *""ro.ooo Chit or O.ucn.ll. Ho. f:.<Sr^'J?s-^'^L. hIS4: &.V53, Hoh^o^T.' THOMAS .APKSON Hoho.c*^,! THOMAS JA(.I(iON s u- 1 -.jTj^c— >—, to»Mirf Lihitio. nG.^m.R.tiom O- Ci-iuht Accomrj, it tkc nti ol 1 r«i ctit «>•
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      377 1 <M.M> A mm mM An 1 l«#l I I y tfP^ r^i IWI I B 1/ II j V v* R^ IWI I I |r\ II /A^ U Jm^l M^ A 111 I 1 L N ■^«AsssVA* i^^TT-fir 1 BRAND L^ c fgSHHE^Sj H JT t H :^M| lullli tL?
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      171 1 IM I^^LsssssssW JmWTT^n^ f '/^lllafifA ■FllUALf^ \3llSf k« n i) V: 7 i_ru-u--Q-f-u- .^>n><r ssflTY^r^Or'^T^Onrir am m*UMU* M 1 W lIUMM Of THI CKWT O Dili Alii T'O UHImAULT O W CVDIIE OIeIUI IMMilm A W l-l 1 T P WHnh, HORSE CELLAR \A7 l-l 1Q Lf VV n 131\
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    The Singapore Free Press
    34 2 I Her* .hali dw Pftta Mt I'eople nttht ■uintiiu, I'uwil by infhirarr in. l nnlifihrd b» (ain; Hrr. patriot Tnitli bir gturiox- j*tctpt%4nw. V'rdif.l to Kelii!'"'", I.a 'ly and l.aw.
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    TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1902.
    2082 2 In connection with iccent rem-rkson (he poliie force of the Colony, will) particular reference to the state of the Singapore police and the amount of lerioat ciime now prevalent, particularly house-breaking and robbery with violence, it is advisable to see what the tflicial police reports for
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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      THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
      28 2 A Tentative Agreement Reported. The at Pretoria husreitson to believe that a tentat iv.- agree* ment affording a basis for peace terms has been reached
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      THE BURGHKRS TO MEET A PROMISED ARMISTICE.
      35 2 The Burghers hare been niiiunu>n«<i to meet at different rcndeivoux on datei agreed upon. An armistice has boen piomised for the actual dates of the various meetings. [Utrr)
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      QUEEN WILHELMINA.
      16 2 Latent advices report that Cjueen Wilbelmina'tf condition is Rtationary, btit the general snxiety continues.
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      LORD KITCHNER'S WEEKLY REPORT
      27 2 LORD KITCHNE R'S WEEKLY REPORT Lonl Kitchener s weekly report itateathat 18 Boers have been killed, 344 made prisoner* and ten have surrendered. London, April and, iqqj.
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    361 2 llie nc«t Tanglin Club "At Home". will be beld on i'riday a S tb April at 9pm H. M the Emperor ha* conferred the ist I C h °l^iil €r o( Red -Poo the s«fnr Order upon Captain Jellicoe. A honio paper writes that H. f? th« fculUn of Johore
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      534 2 P THE ROBINSON PIANO Co., Ltd. MANUFACTURERS OF PIANOFORTES, unvrurnMH SINGAPORE AND SH\NGHAI HONGKOMO, MMMKUKt A.M' »n.<M>uiiAi. s. .L \'.l -TS 1«X)R IMANOS BY Bechstcin Collard ST, n*™ead Russell AHISOn Werner ;{aake Rachals Straits Model r,.,,<atH >e Price- tor cash, or on the monthly payment system. Instruments on K hire,
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      607 2 7^^Tli2^^^f NOTICE THE Steam Launch BELINDA, fitted to meet X lWlttiroaellte p^,,*^ in aU weathers, is open for engagement to carry pas7XttS&t£&EZ£UZtZ \w*A the Island of Singapore. Afaooontracts to towTongkangs, Koieha, *c. PPb at uaci.Jo KILGOUK. Letters may be addressed e/o Kiboiro tc Co BllJtn EowL tu.. 7iu» Union Insurance
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      443 2 t^^^^^^fe:] Wafil-^ttomediately I A CHINKSB BTOREKCSPER. Preference A given to a man aoMrtr=led to neetrioal Btores. Apl2! A^-at^ft-iv-. To Let pNTRY on 22niof April, fornlahed.C B«iig». low »t Tanjoug Katong itoAijJ^Vm\>l£Lsu«*. Apia 204 A Sydney' JiaJavT* Al t*^^°J a£ n4Otb^ Attstr-IIMX 34^ toßjf Capfc. MoDonil,d, u due here about 7th
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      187 2 m m The Week 1 uesday, aand Hmh Watr. lo.aft a., i0.»4 p. Passover 1 Jewish Festival.) Legislative Council, 2.30 p. K **VK5 P de for w tlnifurms 5.1* p. S.V.A. Contingent Parade, 5.15 p Dallas 0.. Horadora. Town HaO, 9 p. Malay theatrical oy 9 p. Ma«ted Bands, Botanical
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  • Corrrspondence.
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      Dairy Farming
      300 3 To tkb Editor. Sib,— l notice in the annual report ol the Clear Water Dairy Farm that the accounts show a loss of close on $4,000 on the years working. For thia the Chairman accounts in three ways. I have for some years studied the ins and outs
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    77 3 Tlie Homeward German Mail Stuttgart left for Europe at S this morning. The blue funnel steamer Catena* from Kuchinotzu brought for this port about 5,000 tons Japanese coal. The M. M. steamer Guadalqutrer with the European mails ex the V. O. Sumatra Jeft for Saigon yesterday evening. The
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    THE PHILIPPINE TARIFF.
    234 3 A ZOLLEVERBIV COMPROMISE. The chief provisions ot the hw Philippine Tariff law are that articles impo-red into the Pniiipp-n.-Arcbipcaago fron the United StatM shall be required to par tlie duties levied against tSerr. by the Philippine Commission and p.. id on like articles imported int the Archipelago
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    THE "ASAMA" AND "TAKASAGO."
    232 3 Mem|Akd Ohicim A^hoki. The two big Japanese boats finished n coaling at the Wharf yesterday and re- >• turned to the Roads. During the day, numbers of Officers, pet- t< ty officers and men were ashoie and neat si and trim indeed was their appearance, ft
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    MR. ALEC MARSH.
    126 3 ft Mr, Alec Marsh, the opera and concert linger, who was for several years leading baritone in the Carl Kosa, and a member I of the Royal Italian Opera of Covent Gaffe I den, arrived here Itom Hongkong by the H Lightning this morning, after a most
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    323 3 The Pallas Company last niglit had thei usual appreciative foil house to see Th Casino Girl, an4 the favourites wer duly applauded in all their best number! But the play is not worthy of Dallas's. Tlv mus,c had lull jdstice at the hands of Mr rleming Vallance, and although
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    107 3 H The Selangor and Penang Grifinib arH rived here from Australia by the Mis sen yeaterday. H Captain E. W. Harris, 3rd M. L. i. has been granted leave of absence in extension V for six months. I The Rev. W. D. Holland Stubbs has been V| appointed Acting Chaplain
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    MINING IN THE EAST.
    114 3 I hear that a move is about to b» made in the bh res of the Chindras Gold-mining Company, which, by the way. are being dealt in on the Pans market. Ihe propeity is approaching the producing stage, development work having made steady progrts*, while the
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    SINGAPORE JOURNALIST IN COLOMBO.
    167 3 SINGAPORE JOURNALIST IN CO LOMBO. HoMEV. ARD-Bo< v OR>N»IION. We rial the p'wjurt th:. if .1 raJ' frum Mr W (j St. Ci-ir the Edit MBpfieUM .'tfce 1 Singapore Free Pres». -.< a u «.d from the Strait k »o<l pro^eds home 01 lea»c \}j th». P. O. Oceana :»-inorro».
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    CANADA'S PROSPERITY.
    343 3 Budget Surplus ok £1,129.600. The Hon. W. 5. FieHirg, M nister of Finance, lelivered his Budget speech in the Dominion H-ir-iamcnt. A year ago, after a stri.s of prosperous ears, he had, he said, txpr-ssed '.he opinion that Janada had .-.lout reachtd the crest of the bu-.-ies» wave,
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    212 3 < A Bengali milk seller, for selling milk 1 adulterated with water, was fined by Mr. Wilson yesterday $75 and costs. J t Mr. Cohen, the concessionaire for the j pier at Dclagoa Bay, is suing Portugal for £750,000 for breach of contract. i 1 A Cantonese was sentenced to
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    THE CHINESE CONTINGENT.
    31 3 ir t The Chinese Coronat!?*^ 1 0 611 e be entertained at dim>r r b y the member e of the Wtekly Entert# inmeot Club t0 morrow night.
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    COSMOPOLITAN.
    82 3 ■I n The vessels of ten di^ creilt nationalities I were alongside the TaV^ p ar Docl j Co's wharves yesterday v s tvvo I«i>a ne two Italian, one Spanisr 4 ooe Norwegian, one French, one Aos?"* n nve British and one Dutch. xf** re n s s «'d«n
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    COALING AT SEA.
    73 3 The Muriel, collier, hich has been specially chartered by the Admira llly to carr v out experiments in coaling batllrshir isat tne Teraper-ley-Miller apparatus, I" 1 been or «*e r «i to le»ve Portsmouth for Cardiff to fill U P wilh co nd th-n pi > ced
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    THE CORONATION CONTINGENT.
    206 3 THE CORON ATION CONTINGENT. To make an even more attractive display, it is understood that small parties from the Ho:' 1 S kon f? and Singapore Battalion R.G.A. an< the Malay Sappers and Miners attac! ied to tlle R-k. *>ere are to be included the contingent. It will then be
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    JOLRNAUSTIC AUDACITY.
    76 3 rhc H.i.ior of one of t^ie great diilie* of New ork (saj-, the Journal Jet Dtba's) cone ivrd the modest idea et wnting t 3 the Oueen-Me^wit ot Spiiu, asking her to induce the young K,u^ Alphon ,t to send a short column of copy,' detling with the
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    STATE EMBLEMS.
    213 3 Our |..dun and Kar Kasern States are not at all behind the rejt of (ireat Britain in U.fir divre to commemor^t? famcus "natural commodities of one ki.d or another, I tit ihe picturesque and the terrible play a part i tl.es.? devices Pahang t.kts for its representative be.st
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    SAMOAN CHARACTER AND LANGUAGE.
    226 3 SAMOAN CHARACTER AND LANGUAGE. In too Itntury Maga/i n < Mrs. Strong contri- butes an interesting article on Sam. a, if which the following is an extract —The na ive dicu.jnary 1* interesting in the li^ht it mi's upon the Saraoan character. I find "an impossibility, such as an oU
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    COMPULSORY MILITARY SERVICE.
    433 3 Even those who are most opposed to the intro- duction of any form of compulsory military service in this country must admit tiiat circumstances may conceivably arise, even ii they have not already occurred, under which the adaption of such a system may became an absolute national
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    MUAR NEWS.
    232 3 II i T rM 4tHr *mu 9ovr*p«u.itnt* r S The Govern m nt launch Saymnj; arrived here o the 9th April with Mr. Scott- Cranston of th DmUy Chronicle, Mr. W. N. Gawler and Sye Jaifar as passengers from Johore. The object c the former's visit here was
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    SCIENCE AND NAVAL WAR.
    397 3 At the me ting cf the Institution of Nava' Architects held at the Adtlphi, Mr. W. I^ird Clowes read a paper on Recent Scientific Development* and the Future o' Naval Warfare." He said we had mi yet reached to the full the strategical value of speed.
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    FRENCH PUSHFULNESS.
    147 3 A Vun d ujnor.cniin' vrne» to lie A. C D'tlyA'rmt The F»em.h are establishing Post UffimsLo»f n Yui>n ulinnd Chun^kn. C»n such r.ftic«M b<- e^'abitshe i cji^i !e o( treaty Ports \Vh<t t ocaires of U.e Chin* e Imperial Post if this fce*l!ow«- I l^oiiingtod Ch n«- Imperial
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    PATENT LAW AMENDMENT.
    349 3 I» these diys there .3 no department of law that ds more drastic or more prompt revision than patent syMetn. It was with universal satision that the business community learned of the interUo' of the Government to bring our Patent Ijws into line with the more modern
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    REORGANISATION OF FRENCH NAVAL DIVISIONS.
    227 3 A decree suppresses the naval divisions of the Par East, of Cochii China, of the Indi »n Ocean and of the Pacific. They are replaced by a naval force of the Far East placed under the command of a Vice-Admiral and comprising— 1, a squadron
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    Something Worth Reading.
    121 3 Mr R. SwrJft, ij, BeMOnsfie'd Road, Uyton, E>«.x, write* —"My wife w»i troubled for a long timt- with pain in th<- tide medical Msi-itancr wasetnployed in jam. After tiMng only half thr contents at a twttU- of LitUe > Oriental Balm, this milady wiv remuTcd in few
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    PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
    337 3 April 'At.— Per Ceylon For London.- Mia* Werry, Mr*. Gratein and family, Mr.. Murray Robertson. Mr. Tan 800 LUt, Mr. Tan Hood r ll^^^- od Mr9 Mrs. Allen, b. C. Contingent. N. I>. L. May I vr Konig Albert i For Naples.— Mr. Hume, For Genoa.— Mr.
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    THE STANDARD TIME BALLS.
    48 3 A Time Ball at Fort Canning, udon«tt Pnli. Bc»ni f»U erery day at 1 Bing»pow, bmm time (Ureenwiota aeu time C hw., 4 mln., 35 mtc..) beinff koUtod flr« Miaatea preriomly. If either d the baila *hoald fail, the Jm W will be hoisted.
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    EXCHANGE.
    73 3 (Corrected lp to April 22.) On London Back 4 m/s 1 demand i'/S^ Private credit* 3 ro/s i/8«C«i/8iJ documents 3 na/s i/8|j credits 6 m/t l/8ij<^i 8i France, demand ai 4 jSRMANY, demand 174 India, T. T 2 Hongkong, demand pm Yokohama, demand _'o%pm |ava, demand 103! Manila, demand
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    PRODUCE.
    122 3 (April M.1 JT"' $85.50 Gambicr...... M 3 75 do. Cub* No. l. M 19. Pepper, Ulaxk (ordinary S'pore) 32.25 Nutmeg* liw to the Ib.)...., 51 do. %m to the Ib) 4so Mac* (Bamk) J? V CtoMS (AmtMina)......., M 7 UbarianCoO**.................. i# 75 Tutaca, small geari (Pair quality) s 25
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    CLEARANCES.
    118 3 Afr.f a. y Masßfoa, Bnt Cocknan, for Hongkong. Apri 2J. S M ong^ee, l>ut., Samas, for Khi« <ilentalloeh, Krit., Kaintiridge, fof Penang. Kmilie, Dut Ally, for Khi... Ban Whatt hoon, Brit., Kowae for Billitua and Pontisnak. Sulun, Brit., D Cru/ for Muar. Hong Wan, lirit., llnds,.n. for Mala<Ta and
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    ANJER SHIPPING REPORTS.
    18 3 April IS. BriU *tr l>«k u slit. Sift Au traJ mk, I^o i rt SLJ^T'Aqy**'
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    PASSENGERS LEFT BY THE MAIL.
    8 3 N*apl<»>. -Mr Hum.
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      303 3 OCEAN STEAM SHIP IP* Co. AND NEDERLANOSCHE STOOMVAART MAATSCHAPPIjOCEAAN. Tow*. Toms. Tux*. Pelr us 7441 Promttktu ...,70 Tantmiut ;J6au Tvdtui < 441 Patroclut i.">US lat on .\t\\2 TtUmachm 7441 Glmucut b.>',2Rktptus .11 lit Jaton 7441 Antencr .'..Vil Utmnan M»\l Agumtmncr. 7010 Omttt 4UU3 Priam 2.VM Atau HUM Oardanmt 40(0 Ttuctr
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      11 3 tohc, Cooler, and Diarrhoea Remedy THE DISPJCNSARY, A P I,. Ap*.
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      235 3 MAILS CLOSE 1 O-liOß»|.». Fof P«' At B-n K kok S .nKo,a 4 H li.dr^^. A ,n« Ann noo n Ba*-u I al^t Sultana „oon Man.U M, cante Bangkok Kro, PM Penang &c. Bormi.li. a PH Bcngkalu *c. Hon K 2 PM P Dickson at P i»wet'l»am Poh Ann a
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      365 3 VESSELS IN PORT M.n- O |.W«, KlagandTon. CoH,«. n<1 *r. Arri^ Wnm Otb^r V^l, F,.c. Ton. M..t^. »J r J,'" J^StT S^ A. K. OBrieu Hrit «xi., 1«7 O Brw* r.b 22 M ._4 U Ban Uhatt Hood Brit 1W Ko»^ AH |0 KJL Jk1^,,^,,,,, A|>l BaUTiw Brit2l«l Mellor Apl
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  • REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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    VESSELS EXPECTED.
    387 4 Oiviu^ ,K,rtofd«p*rturc, and (wuerakaowa) date diHS hero, and name of Agent*. -»|ik«« J»p.. Port.n.outh, due Apl B»tx. <srayaS^^iwrio. K,,,. i M« d.K, Arl -;-i:-, j:.-:..,,, St.rliad. BuH.Lr U>u. (r.,n-Udt,doeApl-"'""TT^^T's u i SSS^.F la Ballaraat and Uiina due May 3; P. aod O. ECK- A. fcJi'di May'l, ;M M.
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    PASSENRGERS FOR THE STRAITS.
    148 4 rc r X. D L. I'rin. Kesent Luitpold. dne Apr. -i^h-'-^ Breroen-Mis. Anna Ouotte, Ml.. SSllrr^aiJ. JftflALSl ?£l T" Mr. V. U,„ Net.. Mr. Karl £w|W mT -V' C V lan Vl.et' ul'i L^K^BTJKi Zi .mid *^<l«ker, Mr. Walter for Fenang fron, Bre.uen.-M Kr..... Oen<.a.-I>r a,,d
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      27 4 a-n T *L —J. .R.Lambert&Cso. BEGTO.NFORMTH.POBUCTHAT TK« ISl^^.r O „J:^ Hie IMeW OtUUIO AT O«. r^^^U^^J O^' J 33 Orchard ROad IS NOW OPENED FOR SITTINGS r^nW
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      442 4 W^SKSoStS^T I Mrs WATHEN. Sepoy Lines, Singapore w*s D ch .;r°wt&«issitT£ writt) Apply with nternc. .o Hssi^r^ Apl2l __U!_ Government of Pcrak. W s2O per n^onth Applications to be addressed to the Governm,nt Printer. Taiping. Apl .1 WANTED qqoD air, Bm^alow fo 2 or 3 i^ple a. CB^rSi on* eferI>articu,a»
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      571 4 HOWARTH ERSKINE LIMITED II VV JTllXi 1 JLJL X-# IVO JC^X X^l JL^a JL^ X J> ¥X X JLrfJk^ i ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS/ SPECIALITY 1 v,ltvV^Xrx±^lX* MininP- Machinerv and Antiliances XVXlllllig X¥X CtV^XXXll^l Jf CXIX\J. **Pir a *WV/lJ WINDING GEARS, ENGINES, BOILERS, Pl/JMPS i STEEL PIPE LINES FITTINGS. S *-mi
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      289 4 lflfllk£ E fiTr'T' T" f% STP' JUIInLUSLL UL tailoring dept. LL*W++ T^ W "TJlg RCXO A XX V^ *^^-*»V m tt a arnn l~» COAT HANGER AND TROU SE RS U A WfiPP HAIMLTIiK Simple Neat Elegant Unsurpasscd for Travelling Or u TT j HouseUse e^^ [ofina I] |K|H llM!>^
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      303 4 > To I'**' *L? V ToL^ pooVS with a private f.r>!'y O«ila«alH,. OKKM AS 1\" PaaS^Jtefc** >™« w£"" Ml A^»*"«S 1 J*'" l ruths ac T° C f\YF ICK X-> s Change Alky, at prudent V/ l.y Mewrn. r. v, ig Co. M^BwH«»«»; Apl 1M 4 Tn M «»v» u,
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      409 4 I Singapore Sporting Club h v I HK<oromitteo of the Singapore S|.ortiaf L~£7iZX „"I^™ rn,.T...h j_i™ j.c. r7™B^^~^*-5 M *Snl ZS. U:"^ at?S::i .™,TJI! s'SU H^rM^Cl fc. SlTl^nnrP PlnK OlllgapOre ODOrtlllg tIUD. NOTICK atUndin K the Kao«. oti Mth. 11'nd, o.eOrilnd^fd and nt?,.^ Sft^SSS g^^^^^,gCtfS to th#Hto;. ard |B „hlkrKWol
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