The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 15 May 1909

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MAY 1.5, 1909. NO. 6,599
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    179 1 The French Chamber has had a Donnybrook. Although they meie that Government officials -liould not be allowed to s!iikf\ and supported the Q eminent, yet the Socialists and oilier partie. sang songs at one another aid then came to blows Page 7. Some particulars of tbe Hongkong
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    JOTTINGS FROM BRAZIL.
    1251 1 Punch sed th.f in S uth Amnrica the Republics "ht\e i revoiti*ioii evt ing before breakfast u^'h not -juite tO bad as tl,al, rev- L lk«d lit conticuillv and pfnerally re the clii.f con-: viio mmt.' ly e a crood thing out of the I W the
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      431 1 Be Federal Life Assurance Co., of Canada. ESTABLISHED 1882. PK B kMILTON, ONTARIO, CANADA. fWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL BTATEIMNL DI :s RFPORT. uth ann 9 lareboldera of the Federal Life Assurauoe EJ me Office m Hamilton, T lotli I xter m the chair, Mc W. c ting Secre'l and adopted, on motion
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      251 1 Entertainmen is. VICTORIA THEATRE ■t__-_M-_-_-____M_Wff-ii W» m* <m mmmamz liail_l_iLl___. _>g____ =sT<?= UMQUE ATTRACTION. FIUR HIBHTS ONLY. Maurice E. Bandmann presents for the First Time m Singapore BANDM WN'S Merry Little Maids COMIC OPEF A COMPANY. 60 ARTISTES, INCLUDING B _LLBT OF 24. TO-NIGHT cAI. -THE GAY GORDONS." "15 "l
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      127 1 Entertainments. -___-_______M___--__-____-i-M-__M_MBB iiniimi ■B-_f^_________M—«-Snc__Htf»«4»WA_C_Eß___o_ To-Night! To-Nighi!:! OJ"il\li?iri H-fILL* CINEMATOGRAPH, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. I U N IU fl I a*uy. JEALOUS HUSBAND. MR. ABSENT MIND. qUPID'S FOUR DARTS. V )U MUST NOT PLAY WITH MY FEELINGS. String Crch£str3, Gog! House. K. HARIMA, Sole Proprietor. FAMOUS WAYANG KASSIM. The India Zanibar Eoyal
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      74 1 LATEST ADVERTiSEfvIENTS. Wayang Kassim tonight Hamlet. To-mor-row Baktom Page 1. Sale of furniture (Coghlan) at Cheriton Page 5. Extension of Merry Little Maids projfammo to Wednesday Page 1. •'ln bankruptcy. Armoogam Sinnayab Page 2. Mr. Vermeulen acts for Pathe Freres during Mr Dreyfus' absence Page 2. On tbe Berth, Taroba
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      257 1 Rogation Sunday. Sw. Club launches 7, 9, 10, a., 2.30 3.30 p Bandmann Opera Company. S.V A. Battery Drill D.R F. S.R.E. (T) Lecture on Electric Light, 5.15 p S.R.E. (V) Recruits Drill, ?.15p 3. V.1. Company Extended Order Drill. Wednesday, 19th Ascension Day Holy Thursday. P O Mail Hoxeward
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    THE INDIA COUNCILS BILL.
    910 2 DERATE IN THM OPPEB HOUSE. Kk^rk-'KN'T IOH 01 ___OHAK3IED__.NB. Telegrams t~> Ceylon papers give the following account of tbe debate oa the ladia Cooocili B .11: I. indon, May 4. In the House cf Lorda this evening Lord Morley, m moving that agreement should be ■n
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      22 2 Don't Put It Off. Don't allow twenty-four hours to elapse without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy m your home. True, you
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      765 2 NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that m order to carry out repairs, CI'OSS Street, between China Street and South Bridge Road, will be closed to traffic on and after Mondiy, the 17th instant, until the work is complete L By order, J. POLGLASE, Municipal Secretary. Municipal Office, Singapore,
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      600 2 NOTIGES. The Bankruptcy Ordinance, 1888. In th Supr me Court of tbe Stra-t.. Sett, 'inent B. Skti-j. *mext of Singapohb. IN BANKRUPTCY. No. 288 of 190& I.E (L) AROO.MI'GAM SINNAYAH. Receiving Order made 16th April, 1999. Date of Order for Summary Administration Gtb May, 1909. Date of Adjudication 16th April,
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      550 2 INSURANGES. FEDERAL LIFE Assurance Company of Canada. Estai.lishkd 1882. Capital and Assets exceed 4,000,000 Gold Dollars. J. H. EVAISTS, Mmmmmtr, South BwCtm Amlm Tin Bobhbo Co^ (i< iK.-ral Agents. .Mar I 1 NEW ZEALANO INSURAKJE CO,, LTD. FIRE AND MARINE. YANB-TSZE INSURANCE ASSOC. LTD. MARINE. Urn FiRE INSURANCE CO., LTD.
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      388 2 BANKS. International Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD 56.500.000. Head I 6O Wall Bl London Off-ice TLr >hopsgat< London Bam Bank of England L* General Foreign Basines. T. te( j DEICurrent Deposit Aooovnta j Interest allowed on the uai'y L i annum. ■i TF. received for i. which can be
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      242 2 SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES. VL. *n Sund am Holy Communion (Choral). Int .ice '.under Hymn at Offertory 169 Hymn at Communion Hymn lions 324 1 I am Choral Matins. -ponses Ferial Ye:. 65 Am 125,257 First Lesson Deuteronomy, vi Te Deum Set 1 Second Lesson S. John >, 1— 24 Bened
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    MR DOOLEY ON THE BURNING ISSUE.
    1559 3 MR DOOLEY ON THE BURNING ISSUE. MY <NX. IMr Do ej what creat now mean ark. I X -Ir BeBUB I i Ml D -Ofe] Th' •■rican pc Thim I ire iv don't see army tariff. It may be there Th' on ly burnin* quesricau people to-day .c fr'm th'
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      550 3 SHE KNEW THEY WERE GOOD TOR ACHING BACKS. A Malay STATES MINING ENGINBBB, S( i fehino WITH CBUBL BAGS Pains, Malaria, AND OTHER AILMBNTB, lAKKS HIS WIFB*S ADVIOB AND FINDS Oomflbtb Cube m DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS. Hfoei worn. D know from painful experience what back pain is. Many women
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      505 3 Justus Van Maurik CIGARS. -_B______B_-BMll«_B___n______*___-_««-» SOME SPECIALITIES. Mac Kinley Cigars Regalia Comme il faut size $5 per hundred. Mac Kinley Cigars After Dinner Size $U per hundred. Mac Kinley Cigars Entr' Actos Size $3.50 per hundred. Bismarck Cigars $6. 75 per hundred. Nicely illustrated booklet giving particulars and prices of
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      413 3 GARRETT'S Portable Engines. Pi i ty > *s* *^"»--,«-_«_i!^!^^-;i _.->Vjuj_ *_L —^j'? T»v w *> i k fc **^_v $^3K'A''y^ y^"\* Fitted with patent economical Fire-box for burning wood fuel. OVER 50 IN USE IN THE V. M. S. W, 12 IU HP. to stock IMPORTERS, BORNEO CO., LTD. >
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    SPELL OF ROYAL JEWELS.
    1094 4 i hv I'-Ti'tval h 111 iph trill ol the j effect of the jomtsls 1 m by the King andi, I at the oper. \m% Parliament: I, There m no phrase m the English language wili entirely enot the diamonds to realise theeuriom emotion of the
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    STONE IN THE KIDNLY.
    249 4 Agonising Bladder Disorders. James Moss resides at 60, Brace Street; Walsall, England, aud is highly t spected. -king of his terrible suffering from stone m the hi I;, v one of the most agonising of all diseases he says:— I have passed three stones as large
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      228 4 Insure your Motor Car! COVER YOURSELF CAR ACCIDENTS. Don't take the Risks any longer. You may be called upon for Heavy Damages at any moment. The payment of a small sum mf Relieves you of Great Responsibility. especially if you use a native Chauffeur. Full Particulars from The Borneo Co.,
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      334 4 Mma^*. lj^^^****\lm\»m*§m^^ <&> ltfW&smm*iß^^ |j|™ P fey ROYAI, __?Sg2i A-FPOHTTI^_E3TT \atb xabi c beucacies, i i^^^_^^ JAMS. JELLIED. S. -s .\-vr___ L Lea Perr.ns POT TED WEATS, t|F^||l| r^rl|fl^ MALT VINEGAR Delebra^d (fel^ CROS SE &L I Jilmeß's Stores. iBLAOCV/ELL. r^y* _^m,-.^^m* f **^^^^v r*»»y^^^^m ~> r-pos-T^avr^cf^^. f,» .^^Wt-^^^wwrp^^o^^^-^"*^ M>
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      368 4 VESSELS i X\'\a I STK.AM ebbs. driving port of departure, an I iftown) JH date due lure, and name of Ag*-i Airlie, B As -Hye I Ayuthia, B A rratoon A j Jl 7 1 Armand Bebic, MarseUlM Avu, London, June Bandon, Copenhagen, J Belgravia, Hor Brasilia, Hamburg, H Bintang
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    LATE WIRE NEWS.
    140 5 i Sinii t. May fc M i] W M ore r Ii Mui.ary Si If a j he Ali pore bomb injured. A Ist. OH from .red r patients, N .tion l M H's m* Lhe j -treets I a tour not ;se. i of _*ta D
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      68 5 WHAT IS THE USE of enduring those frigL us ib--11 bring iC( j' (ache, all kinds of aches by Little's Or h r I has failed. It has j w v thousands of sufferers who 3 I nd lost all hope. i New been safferci for I ad racking puns
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      207 5 exchange Unused Pianc FOR AN AUTO-PIANO ■•the.. W 4) ORDINARI PlAN °^^^S^^ PIANOS EVERYONE Taken m Fxchang; PLAY.IJIF*--* Fall Value We shall be pleased to demonstrate thc AUTO-PIANO to you. KINDLY CALL AND HEAR IT THE ROBINSON PIANO Co, Ltd, IKELLY and WALSH, Ltd.l I A GOOD I FOUNTAIN PEN
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      507 5 INVESTMENT. m The advertiser desires a position on ami W ing property or plantation at a nominal r muueration with the view of gamini* exp rience leading to the investment of capita F.M.S.. Siam or elsewhere Address Invest. co The Singapore Free Press." May 1 1 18.5 va\ YONG PONG,
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      898 5 J AUGTIONS. I TEAK HOUSEHOLD FC UNITI I RE. The Pbopebty of v. il. Robutsom AT "CHtRITON" SYED ALLIF ROAD On Saturday, 22nd May, at 2 p. m. Comprising :-Poli^ i eboard, teal Litiiier waggon, pohsbed dii of bentwood standard c cabinet, fitted m.rrors. ebooised donb settees and chairs, old
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    Domestic Occurrrences. Death.
    23 6 Domestic Occurrrences. Death. On April 6, at Ma-borough Street Bellwood, Mount Ro.hill, Auckland, James King Robb, thc beloved husbaud of Miry Elizabeth Robb.
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    The Singapore Free Press. Saturday May 15, 1909.
    1807 6 The Singapore Free Press. Saturday May 15, 1909. 1 luence and unbribei ecept Loyalty a I "The Struggle for Imperial Unity" is a subject that must attract the attention of all thoughtful men imbued with a desire to see their country maintain its position and improve it. The movement for
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    87 6 > < A Chinaman has been arrested for house- breaking and theft of property valued |4 oO it Tiong Bahru. A boly of blue- jackets from the Chinese sruiser Hai Yung 1 aided at Johnst,.: Pier yesterday. It was a curious sight to lee nearly every man busy with a
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    THE HONGKONG RAILWAY.
    26 6 \From The cost of the null of a I: There I stock, coolies wage? I The tunnel wil cost of three mii; .rs.
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    THE OVERLAND TTELEGRAPH.
    191 6 THE OVERLAND TTELEGRAPH. The Singapore land public on Monda\ Of D There will I the 8 I piui Biagfe-ok with typboi I It ii ana v I day, j The block m t] *m tram This is risky and Two Chic with the the! at th to three A r
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      387 6 i i.i i M I SHERRIES. II II -MM Palma Black Seal. Pale Dry Blue Manzanilla White Montilia Black SPale Fino Blue Pile Gold Dark Yellow Ainomillado Brown Manzanilla (Mark S. C. White Mar.ziniLia (Pale Dry Supr.) Yellow Vino de Pasto Blue Air_o____-_ .do (Very Supr.) Red Albq lower grades
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      47 6 mmm 1 ■_______m______s^# 1 iRAFFLES HOTEL! j —Mia— SPECIAL DINNER! I Saturday, May 15, SARKIES BROTHERS, Proprietors. 1 1 GODOWNS TO LET Nos. i, 5 6, Palmer Godowns, Area 18,800 sq. ft. Immediate entry. Nos. 31 32 Fisher Street, I On Hong Lim Quay, three floors, suitable
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      142 6 ■■-■II II Mil— II_IWIII-81-ilWI_-_B_-_—-K THE "MANSION" Entrance Oxley R'.ae and River Valley IRoai. A BOARDING HOUSE WITH 25 Comfortable and well appointed Rooms. The Dining and Drawing Rooms are 8 spacious aud well furnished, the latter g commanding a view of the Town and I [arbour. Situated on high ground
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    KAISER'S TOUR.
    17 7 WELCOMES. of the Arch, Submarine Telegraph.- -s) ing pre>nd of a of the I the
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    JAPANESE STUDENTS IN AMERICA
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    PAYMENT FOR PARLIAMENT
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    14 7 oners at eu- .ud a i and the I reie i of a party
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    A FISHY CASE.
    104 7 I four constables ere i tor \-,r* nrpcer nf T tu< I ir each, nts each, •ace m con- trom the Bte '^vial pied Mr I I reen id _A d of the him to the tongkang and there 'num.. busop >rp rai i n ion. The
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    14 7 s used G iritfe good raenlta W erysipelas aad one of appendiciai w am
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    FRENCH STRIKE.
    78 7 (By Submarine T -.le-impl..— R rater's) Received M*j 14 LO _2 am l I unchanged, but itnke is wrioui ,r II lY re, Bordeaux and Lille. B waived at 61 8 pm, il Chaml v overwhelmv, bai rei dvel on refusing the strike, and expressing confidence iv the
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    RUSSIAN POLICE SCANDAL.
    26 7 Prii I. ikhin, the ex Chief of Police, i been ?eateused to five years' penal servi- papers describe the ottha travesty of justice.
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    LIFE IN CONSTANTINOPLE.
    24 7 n J he capital sentences imaartial at Constantinople ge numbers to imprisonment v ng from a few weeks to hard Übonrforlife
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    A SHIPPING APPEAL.
    18 7 The Privy Council has allowed an appeal I the Shanghai Supreme f the steamship Maori
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF
    248 7 y, a Tamil bill collector was E. Colman on an allegation of criminal breach of trust m respect of the Messrs Caldbeck Macgregor. appeari I the prosecution :is for tl drottV. an assistant m the to the effect that it was del odant to hand i os
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    TROUBLE WITH KLINGS.
    234 7 The case, m which three Tamils, Veerasamy charged with disorderly conduct by Letchman for assaulting a police escaping from custody, and iv for obstructing the police, was called, yesterday, late. The defence, conjted Mr. Campbell, was continued. hman said that when he was taken to the station
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    40 7 The Rangoon Diocesan Magazine records that m tendering for the making and erection of the choir screen and stalls and the .aving of the marble pavement m the Rangoon Cathed_^l, one astute Chinaman Dreferred not to submit a specific tender,
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    TOPICS OF THE WEEK.
    1088 7 Q'' '7" ctguni homines nostri est farrago Juvenal. The Topicist is not so much Beared as some of bia friend, at home regarding the 'i"U i«inl iut.-utj ms of a Cerl .m Miliary and Would-be N tval Power. ('Tis one thing to have />/ Us. d
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    COLD STORAGE VANS.
    159 7 It will interest residents m the Native States to know that as soon as the railway is opened through Johore and m rucmiug order they will be able to get fresh supplies of cold storage meats, butter, fruits and game, a. it is contemplated building cold storage
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    BANDMANN COMPANY.
    263 7 GENTLEMAN JOE. o.ving to other fixtures, there was not such a good attendance at the Victoria Theatre last night to see Eandmann's Merry Little Maids. But the audience was en thusiastic and warmly applauded many cf the items of this somewhat old fashioned, but bright and taking musical
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    MESSRS MOUTRIE AND CO.
    110 7 This well-known firm China-side is opening m Singapore on Monday next. For the present Moutries are m premises at the Hotel de l'Europe, but will change to the Arcade Liter. Mv utrie and Co. have a long and honourable record out East they have large factories
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    THE PENANG DUTCH DANCE.
    203 7 Never has tbe Penang Club presented such a brilliant scene as it did on Tuesday night when the members of the Dutch community m this Settlement entertained their friends at a dance to celebrate the birth of an heir to the Throne of the Netherlands." The
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    THE NEW MALDIVE POSTAGE STAMPS.
    52 7 Thc new Maldive postage stamps arrived j m Colombo last week from England by tbe B. I. s. s. Sbirala and were dispatched to tbe Maldivian Uovernment. Four varieties arrived. These were the 2c, 3c, 5c and 10 j cents. Four more varieties have stiii
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      231 7 ROBINSON Co. I BEST ENGLISH MADE 1 or—^o HARNESS j /J i v QAnm roy 1 J*l I masnmmm- fl| Br. s___r W fm I OHUULLfIT i I y§| j I J Gent's Riding Saddles and Bridles, best Hog-m-j I skin Saddles with Knee Rolls, Straight Head, w Nickel Plated,
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    ADVANCE MAIL NEWS,
    622 8 I i i Di i* I. 1, ad o, AprilS Mr L 1 B«od r, m a Mini^t-i* for Mann-. arterday liailii |o the recent visit BO Ifl and i- ti a Mil the a c defence cf the Dominion. Hi Bl "no milita: our be f
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    PROHIBITION" IN OPERATION.
    422 8 PROHIBITION" IN OPERATION. ta lf*VC of K>-<alled temperance letrisla- n iweeping ovei America fr< m State 11 no aigfl •i f inbai ling. Vrobibition, local option, and licensing bills are Dg int J the dozen. ma ox Bcme cf these are fantastic enough. In more than one State, for example,
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      19 8 A Popular American Remedy. M. U r ..i C. H-UUahaß, m proium.nt drug_______^___JDrv»______ J __,,»l, I I m_ I.
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      319 8 Gn the Berth. BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO TITD, FOR Port Swettenham, Penang, Negapatam, Madras. Pondicherry, Cuddalore, Karikal and Negapatam. The Compa? mer ••TAROBA." 6,309 tons, W. H. Jacobs, Commander, will be despatched for the above ports on Monday, the 17th instant, at 5 p.m. She has excellent accommodation for
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      673 8 SHIPPING. j Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremei IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The teat and well-known mail steamers o this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampto;. Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Marseilles Naples, Alexandria and vice versa) Port Said Sue_, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hon". Kong, Shanghai, Nagasaki A Kobe
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      1291 8 SHIPPING. HAMBURG AMERIKA' LINE, HAMBURG. Tlie Eteamers of thi.. Company regular service between Hamburg, Bren Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the blr.. China and Japan. Homeward they are despatched fortnigb* j for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for J Bremerhaven direct, calling at Penang and Colombo. Taking cargo at
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      373 8 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM 888 N 1 1 Chiia Hntoil sv;/:. IfgT. C The Companies' eteau. >. pool OUtv Japan ev*r Ja,>s.n for London, Amsterdam and At;* night for Genoa. Marseille One outward steaiii VaneThrough and Inland 1\ The Coi are d 1 from A fortnight, for Jay.. •h Bills of
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    THE EFFECT OF VSITING TEAMS ON ENGLISH CRICKET.
    170 9 i Mb D. G. LEVESON-GOWEB •lluilv p the I B > r I i I f tt many in oap- icket Belief from tWwiliti Pains ;\v f. r Ciiatu .»r.v *>liown in cases i dUvy riifUmatisiu, extreiiiflv pamful, but one sconi i]l^
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      295 9 j> t;:S FINEST TABLE DELICACY." STOHHS GENUINE APPROVED B7 r.FJ-LJRE3. !';i:r'-'i:.,^; and rec mm J fcr its eirong- .cites. F. STUH3 Oi A3UR& I Agent: LOVEQROVE, 12 ST. 'Vi^r Axt, London GUUUUITEE2 ffl Us TO KEEP IN TROPICAL CLImATES. SOLID GOLD WATCH PUZZLE. CHEAT OFFER BY A RESPONSIBLE FIRM, IT
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      912 9 A CELEBRATED BEAUTY I 4 lj v y 'f"* H f 1\\ Readers zee joy them I > e in a position to pick and cko> -r wheilicr they arc Royal J po ular celebrities, experienced doctors, nurses, athletes, &c. without exception unfa Jut Phosierine as the one certa n
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      610 9 N YK; I JAPAN WAIL STEAMSHIP Co., Ltd. A\ A Two regular services are maintained between JAPAN and EUROPE bj the Com- e pany's well-known TWIN-SCRBW STEAHBR5, under Mail Contract with tbe Imperial Japan- ese Government, specially designed for tbe n Company's European Service, lighted through- out by Electricity, provided
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      535 9 THE Singapore Free Press. Morning Daily. To Our Readers. The Singapore Free Press is n< w a forning Daily, and is on sale a? oDi an early hour each morning (Sunday* itoepted). Cub price Ten Cents a copy. Subscribers' copies will be erodttt keir priva- nce8f O] s or odowns
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    BELAT TIN MIXING CO.
    220 10 Th< ■kl i., >rt of th- wnmk 'ion.' on Wu> t ;ring the month of -nl Ul H t OCI 11 04 NCi. South bocu ttr ibMt»r- have work- wor. g i- but m into an iccamuh:e of the opt n ca-: m rking, which v.
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    MARKET PRICE LIST.
    300 10 Singapore, May, Ktb, 1" Beu: per 4 do. do Beef per U>. 9 do. per catftj 3 Bamboo Spi 3 B do. CU -i do. nil do. I<> do do. Carrots, Imported do. It' do pore do. nil do. do., each 1.75 per cattj 16 Chillies. do.
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    KUANTAN TIN MINING CO.
    197 10 The mager'a report ol the work done on tills Mine duriug the month of April 1909 is ■I tollowfl 19 Ad Oamb \n< A party of tranters took out two paddocks OB ti; E ist< m Bank of the stream but finding it unprofitable cftanocl wurk.
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    OVER THE CHESS-BOARD.
    308 10 Gentleman, to their wearied minds by hoi times, playe at ehesse, the mit, and the philosopl which whettes thyr wittes, recreates theyr uiinds and hurts nobody m the mean season. All communications BhotU 1 be addressed to the t b Free 1 Original problems, games and other
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      116 10 From any Skin or Blood Disease, such is Eczema, Scrofula, Scurvy, Glandular S^liin^s, Bail Legs, Ulcers, Abscesses, Tumours, Bails, Sores, Eruptions, BloiMl Poison, Rheumatism, Gout, &c, but at once start a course of Clarke's Blood Mixture (the World-famed Blood Purifier), and the experience of thousands whom it has cured, and
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      538 10 Hnufsrth FrQl/ino I tri nUWdI 111 LlomllG LIU. Civil Mechanical and Electrical Enginerrs, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers, Bridge Builders and General Contractors, Steam Gas and Oil Engines for all purposes. Boilers and Pumps for every use. Light Railway Rolling Stock and Railway Implements. Rails, Tipping Wagons and Sleepers.
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      478 10 TRADE!; jJC^jVjMARK Zt*'J KJ* '"Aft** Sirg-apore Eumpeis&Co. Kuala Lumpur Federated Engineering Co 1 The 1 I f r> pical clii X on the aye \i: i I h open! j bid up strength, nourishment i. On- H L- fe^ "Wincarnis" a |2 nutritiv< ljj\>; i against loi j '^coIEMAnI^' stamina
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      79 10 GELANG BRICK WORKS Have secure d tl t Machine made at works. Flat Ku GROVE ESTATE. Loruon Gra delivered. Robber Stampi i Coconut Seedling Appl> .Jan 30 SAVARESSES K SANTA L B [CAPSULES] 8 PURtNfcSS OF OiL. AND CC/ > CF CURt. WITH NC v Jj fL I I LIRICTIONS
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    THE WKECK OF THE "DUFFRYN MANOR."
    171 11 THE WKECK OF THE "DUFFRYN MANOR." > Partly 8 I .:*kf" wi i m Colon- r:i-a:ion tluit Manor," which mat ashore on the I I ai. on a j :ion, about t -hore, is a total with an officer of the ill" pre- d the following parti I dd Colomith
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    SHARES.
    981 11 MINES. Capita! C*pJUl lsso« Paid Itsoed paid ap V»bt ap Companf. Qaotatfo. $300,000 300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining Oo. Ltd 7.50 $300,000 225,000 10 10 Bruang Limited 6 50 $600,000 600,000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin M. Oo. Ltd 7 50 5 00.000 444,761) 1 1 Dug Development
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    EXCHANGE.
    65 11 (Corrected tp to May 14. Bank 4 i 2, 2/3f Priraw credit* 3 m t creditg 6 m/s #M 2 4;, PEiLKcr, d»muid Banc^. 292 &**siAjrT,ddmiai M 237 India, T. T, ]:i RoKaKOir«, demand 22|%di«. Yokohama, demand nom. 1 Java, demand Bangkok' demand 054 Sovereigns, Bulk Buying $8 54
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    EMIGRATION TO THE STRAITS.
    26 11 d natives of jlies Very I Be lacky fellow with over [t is Mud that the I >tal annum, per head. C.mton
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    PRODUCE.
    125 11 May H. TL* mm mm mm $(J Gambia: Gambier Cab« No. 1 Gambier Onb« No. 2 Pepper ßlack (oriu, Sport) l I.M Pepper, White (fair buyers 17!574 Nntmegs (110 to tht Ib.)^, 16.50 Nutmega (80 to tU lb.) 22 50 lil&oe (B&nda) Oloves (Aiaboiiu Liberia CJoffee Tapioca, rnudl pearl
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    EARTHSHINE ON THE MOON.
    30 11 re on the moon earl t from utiiically another It is I nainbe of a paper containsr two ioa ilium ina ted D yb M atcry.
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      115 11 TO LET. 1 BE LET OR SOLD SEPARATELY, OR TOGETHER .v Godowns, N'os. > D Quay, EUuboo S at pre- r. i- M Ai lam." .A Apply to L'NIOX INSUKANIE S CIETY OF CANTON LTD 6, Collyer ftuay. u.e LET. ground, tirst and second floors with 1 liver y to
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      570 11 TO LET. Furafrhed boruu to let, Upper Serangoon. Apply Bam 'c o Free Press." M *v T. n TO LIT Sophia Road, lfi and 16, Devonshire Road, immediate entry Apply 18-2, Prinsep Stn fc. M»J I 5 n.c TO LET Gompo- 20, Spottiswoode Park.— App.v bo Ong T.-k Lim, No.
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      14 11 I T^ EGYPTIAN r lrz> Unique In QualUy K >- *^^^ft^L to the man Taste
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      128 11 DE KQKINKUJKE PAKETVAART MAATSCHAPPIJ. Qkdh3 Contract with thb Nethkrlandb India (lOvaarjaißNT. Agents at Singapore, The Shipsagencj, Limited, 2-3, CoUyer Quay. THE UNDERMENTIONED DATBS OF DEPARTURE ARE ONLY APPROXIMATE. JACORA PcnaDg, Oelee-Lheue, Sabang, West coasTof Sumatra and Padane Mebkus Bengkalis, Siak. Pakan-Baroe, Si Djawi -Djawi, Paneh, Asa Lan and Belawan-Deli M
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      811 11 VESSELS IN PORT. Man-of-war Flag and Tons Commanders Arrived Prom r *t<m H.i.j mg Oh on 292 I Maj :j 2 »«> Flaflr&Tona Master Arrive i Pkl f'.on^n,.,. ben Amberst Brit 1 35 Scott V ak T k BanPoi, '.uan Bri1 Smith We, pi Sjani352 Jessen IUy 12 B«ii|rkok ,15
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    1605 12 A B1 51 HORNING Mr. t ej tii m liter ol Mo--.1 motku. .ir- an p. Coans i the ed acd tbemonev p. I He :e motion be struck out, out. hi*. T .--re was a order. Fairer I the r fourteen d ,'titioD tii st cime on
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    REV. F. B. MEYER MISSION.
    35 12 Preparatory prayer meetings will be held next week M follows Monday the 1 7th, Wesley Parsonage; Tuesday the 1 s t h Wesley Church; Wednesthe I'b. I 'resbyteri'an Church Thurs-
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    MUNICIPAL COMMISSION.
    390 12 Thil Board held its usual fortnightly m-'-.t uj m the offices yesterday afternoon the members present bfine Messrs E. G. Broad ti k, President, A. J. W. Watkins, Dr Fowlie, F. E Jago, W. Peacork, C. 1. Carver, Oag Teck Li m. President's Remarks. The minutes having been
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    MIDDLESEX REGIMENTAL SPORTS.
    221 12 The two piincipal events which have been decided m the Middlesex Sports during the past two days are the Bicycle Race from Woodlands to Barracks (a distance of 13,' miles) and the Cross Country Run. There were twenty-five entries, and only Humber machines were used. The coin
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    107 12 The Hong Wan, Capt. Kinghorn, brought down 1,220 passengers from Auioy and Swatow. The Lutzow had 178 bags of letter mails for Singapore. Her passenger list included 23 first, 31 second and 10 third class for Singapore, with 112 m transit. Heavy gun practice will take place from
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    RACE WEIGHTS.
    547 12 THIRD DAY. The Open Griffin Handicap. Value $4i)ij and £50 to the Second Horse. A Handicap for all Griffins that have run at this Meeting. Entrance, $10. Distance, Race i Course. The Muar Kongsee's Meleehut, 1 1 Seah Eog Keong's Unexpected, 10.7 Mr Hood's— St. Dunstan, 10.7 Mr
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    OUR SPECIAL TIPS.
    70 12 The Open Griffin Handicap.- St. Dunstan ($200) 2 Harvest (8110) S Unexpected (817^ The Singapore Stakes 1 Second Start ($290) 2 Grey Seaton ($100) 3 Lynwood (SI HO). Thk Ex Griffin Handicap:-— 1 Frou Frou (S120) 2 Salute ($100) 3 Maintenance (100). The Scurry Stakes.— l. Pin
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    THE DEEPEST WELL.
    105 12 The record for the deepest well m the world is claimed by a French contemporary to belong to France. Situated at Ronchamp (Haute-Saone), the Buyer oil well 13 said to be the deepest that has ever been sunk for industrial purposes. It reaches a depth of 3,310
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      93 12 > < WEATHER REPORT. Date Bar Wind Temp Hum Sky IUiD May 13. H'kong 4 p 29.81 E4 75 o Manila 4 p 757 SI 28 25 o May H H'kong 10a 29.85 El 7 7 o Manila 10a 759 SW1 30 27 c B'koDg 4 p 29.76 E2 80
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