The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 6 January 1910

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    17 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 6. 1910. NO. 0,71 H>
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    137 1 A circular has been issued to be shown to eu<| jirera who ask if the return < (riomsta will endanger Old Age Pensions -P*g9 5 Pf>n«ng weights and selections on pige 4 Mr Biifour speak i i ;%i Qanlej re-itera-ted a vraroing that the comparative strength of
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    MEN AND SHARKS.
    850 1 The rej by several of tfal I t Lit S ne disaster m the Straits, of other unfortutii Uken by sharks, has been discn ■oma quarters, partly on the old bjj ihit shades lium;i < p!o, and ptrtlv I 08 of evidence of a bteu tak<n by
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      300 1 <^. y L Tii^ A y*»flr -yf^-F OKI BE OBTAINED FRN ALL AGENTS AND DEALERS. Cbc Dunlop Rubber go. (far East) O<L PRICE LIS: ON AIT: ICATION 7. COLLYER QUAY. Cm Mechanical and Efectrical Engineers, Iron and Brass Founders, Boiler Makers. Bridge Builders and General Contractors. 1 Sieam, id Oil
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      407 1 JKSLLY WALSH, LIMITED.! SINGAPORE. I I IMPERIAL IMPERIAL I ENGLISH, MALAY ENGLISH CHINESE I rnivrcrnnrv 191 DATE BLOCK 1910 CHINESE DIAK\ With Euglihh and Chinese Dates, printed 9 I\£l\s» m black and red, m bold, legible charac- g r, ters, with space at the foot of each day for I
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      418 1 Entertainments. THE STAR OPERA Co. COMPRISING 40 Dutch Malay Ac'ors Actresses at THE THEATRE ROYAL NOBTH BRIDGE EOAD By special request of the Proprietor of the Theatre Roj a: To=Ni£ht, at 9 p. m. Ibc n-o: t tragical play of Shakespeai ROMEO JULIET SCENE VEKONAMANTUA will be staged again Come
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      88 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. The Municipal Commissioners call special attention to the rates and taxes for Singapr with the education and bicycle taxea caj lised Page 2. Tenders called for iron-work for water main at Woodleigh Page 1. Romeo and Juliet played again to-night by the Star Opera Company Page 1. Ship
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      406 1 THE WEEK Thursday rth EKgh Water.— 6.o a., 7.4 p Ei.iphar y. Penang Races. Second Day. B I Homeward mail closes 3 p Week of Prayer. M. E. Church, 8.30 p Dalhousie Chapter, 8.30 p Friday, 7th i Efigb Water.— 6 50 a., 8.1 Municipal Commission, 2 3-_> p N.
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    TELEVISION.
    348 2 Eta I M L<>N!">N N) i 1 U:i>. phone frooa London to P it seems y i Kerfal, bat sh^l we i P*rn while rininr b< ru-^s or fa va mi m LooojobF Thii point ii raieed by Ihi rtSMI ra oeai ol Herr R ihmsr, who :eeded ia
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    THE RULES OF PROROGATION.
    230 2 prorogation of Parliament is Ky no .-as the same thiDg i mere adjournment The bftlef I t ue will of either House sj fir iis it affects itself, but provogfttion i> >i muMm oi Bojal prerogative, and ends Beeeicei i <' bbtli Honaei anal itop all
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      103 2 A MAN-EATING TIGER. Would not be more terrible to a Neuralgia rt-r than those, spinning darting pains tl -et the ntrvts quivering and cause brain and body to cry out for relief. Little's Oriental Balm is the always efficient relief, tbe ever ready help m time of pain. Von really
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      585 2 TO LET. BOSeOMBE. To Leij anfarnjsbed, modern built house! Kawini Road, B bedrooms. Gas, Tennis L*wb, excell< nt stabics. DUNMAN v^ Co. m 4 no TO BE LET The very comfortable k pleasantly situate 1 residence known a« "The Retreat" N" 50, Cairn Hill Road. Tbree bedrooms and lar^e. nda.li.
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      695 2 NOTIGES. PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS. Always m stock Cameras, Platen, Papers, Films and every kind of Photographic materials. Developing and Printing executed m good «ty!e and with despatch. Prie^ list free. KONG HING CHIONG A Co., 104, North Bridge Road. Jan 0 16 The Bankruptcy Ordinance, 1888 [n the Supr me Court
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      574 2 JVOTI6ES. GOVERNMENT NOTICE. Tenders will be received by the Superintendent, Chandu and Liquors Revenue, up to noen on January 7th, 1910, for the purchase during 1910 of (a) Opium covers b) Empty wooden opium chests. As regards (a) tenderer to 'jUote a rate per pikul, to take delivery at the
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      574 2 BANKS. REDERLANDSGHE HASDEL-MAafsOHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRtfHNfl SOCIETY. K-TAJ'.LISIIKD 18S4. CAPITAIi— fI 4f),000,00n. <about £8,750,000) RBBERVB— fI :».75J.sS5,— (about Xl < Head on I :n AiiOTWBDAH. Head Agkn* f Bi I ivu. Branches Penaof, Bhan«h*!, Hougkong, Rangoon, Medin (Dei), BamMM*»* wur b *y 8 Padaug, Cberibon. Tegfcl, PecaiongM. 2 jap, Palfrinbang, Kota-Ka-.ija,
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      428 2 INSURANCE^, MANUFACTURERS LIFE INS I Co. OF CJ S trreodart r h .'jr.ral Ajj ithottt dh ay of i F. S. EV O. BttUCP, fl I A^; i n iia. tpore. GUTHRrE C& Co., Ltd. m SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE CO LTL FIRE ffectod on Buildings Rents and M< I MARINE
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    WIRE NEWS.
    257 3 Thk i Qampai •Mmn i' ing to the B rt l 'un of tioa m irelaLd. Cand. j> trtif.i q L >n -i"n, Deesmbei 28 ifl <•■■_■ urtd. Mr < delivering la ••.-< tioa address fuidtfcat the penis of j 1 dominnoicta m es were alarmed at the
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    THE NAVAL SITUATION IN THE EAST.
    74 3 THE NAVAL SITUATION IN THE EAST. f Icdia B M J irt at the i en lIN 1 r fort tpmaa, who urge* ti kof of the-- from the > D B Irci m east k m Euro c; for v to brii i- tn ships Am IK:;. i i\Ae
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      3 3 langer from Croup.
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      231 3 CHEAP SALE AT No. 10, HIGH STREET. Branch of K. A. G. CHOTIRMALL Co. CASH CLEARANCE SALE For 15 days only. Now Proceeding. From Jan. Ist to Jan. 15th. Great Reductions. In all Departments. The Bernese Alps Milk Co wish to draw the attention of the public to the fact
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      580 3 WANTED. WAfITID For Exchange and Share Work. Good terms and excellent opportunity for suitable man. DUNMAN ft Co. Jan 1 8.1 WANTED Immediately a Chinese In'erprrter abe to speak Canton* se and Khefa ria;ect aho able to writ^ Egg ish. App y with testimon'als, to Messrh. Patkr&on, Simons ft Co.,
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      216 3 This Beer is guaranteed to be brewed from Malt and Hops and contains no Preservatives. It is made at Pilsen m Austria, and is the only genuine Pilsen Beer imported into this market. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. CAN BE OBTAINED FROM ALL DEALERS SUB-AGENTS, Galdbeck ftlac£re£or Gornpany. THE SOLE IMPORTERS. PRELIMINARY
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    The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Jan. 6, 1910.
    1359 4 The Singapore Free Press. Thursday, Jan. 6, 1910. •I««e shall the Pr«^ i^c People ig: t mail iSI J p.Uf! by influence -irv' anbribc i\fm patriot Trutl r. i Wedded lo Rdigioo L vai.> i The fluctuations ia the price of Ud, showing a drop for the past two days,
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    658 4 The Minotaur will be here m January on her way to Hongkong. Mr P. C. Lean is now authorised to sign the .inn of Hoefeld and Co., Pdiiang. Mr A. E. Green will give the address toeight, 8 30, at the Week of Prayer, M. E. Church. A Japanese compmy
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    PENANG RACES.
    309 4 WEIOHra >AV J'enang. farlougi D i. cke'i I I The "L v- IVim*MrF.J Htllil Kr A M Dm* fi Mr .1 .1. m ■!> -i\ 77. II -'li. A Tnß ffAjrw e> x farloogi lie— ri C 1' il imaMttoa andP>>rk'--1 i v> r Mr L. B 1
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    47 4 Ledburv (IViri .r and Co.) Dec 'o9 65.1 :i (Derrick and Co.) > r Dae Straits Sett'ements (B-r > 13,500 dry. Serembiii Rubber Estates. i Alii lbs Cot ber. The Bra I i 1 Agenc a London wire that the Planta'ion is seven and t- psnny to-day
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    1909 RUBBER PRICES.
    56 4 The following ti^ures prices reahsf.l at public MMtioi I plantation Para during be ut interest. I uuiary J u y February Ai;. April Jom Deoetnbei l-in-Juoe litAO average I per Ib. 1906-4.1 •> Ipoh, J i Iftmi Ajleriwj iad .n«l have NOeifii rm lrum i, u j,,
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    HIGHLANDS & LOWLANDS DIVIDEND.
    3 4 HIGHLANDS LOWLANDS DIVIDEND.
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      119 4 BOLLINGER CHAMPAGNE (3Y SPcGUI IffOIITIEIT TO HIS MAJESTY THE KIIS.) This Champagne was exclusively supplied on the following occasions m November last Lord Mayor's and Sheriff's Banquet at the Guildhall. Visit (for luncheon) of H. M. The King of Portugal to the Guildhall. China Association Dinner. CALDBECK, MACGREGOR Co., SOLE
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      14 4 Telephone 191. CALL TO HEAR THE RAGHALS-AUTO PLAYER PIANO AT THE ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY.
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      113 4 AGfWHWURAL SHOW 1910, A general public meeting will be held at the Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday, the 12th January, ai 5 p.m., to discuss the Agri-Horticultural Show to be held m Singapore m 1910. H. N. RIDLEY, Director of Gardens, S.S. fan B !8J S. MOUTRIE Co., LIMITED THE
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    ELECTIONEERING.
    78 5 CHILDOH THE BUDGET. fp.v 3u--..v: r.« Bfimphu Renter's) I, add i,g of H 1r i: I II the country's pm. lour speaking at Hanle} gave the with reg the a iv-, and c t whilst the the st r hat the cavy ban ever was perfect ly tiu^, letreng
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    THE PENSIONS LIE.
    53 5 Nailed to the C pm •p .rd v ite kd otherf indiciticj t. 'uionists will jeopardise OM led to numerous enquiries Ml has therefore now •c to be shown to enquirers, Urn A r,ill continue for me, unless amended or re pea" Tht ill ii of the
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    DEATH OF OGDEN MILLS.
    101 5 The death is announced of the American ,'len Mi! The deceased was born at Salem, West count- fears ago. He commer -ed life a3 a clerk and went to Caliia 1 H I where he set up as a mer- .ange broker eventually found- g his
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    BISHOP AWDRY DEAD.
    67 5 leath is announced of Bishop Awdrv Rt. Eev. William Awdry, dh.kl, 7 years of a^'e. He «is Fallow and a s College iv 1864 68, or--1865 1 second master of Winchester, St. J tt's, Hursterpierpont. From Vt he was Principal of Chi d College Bishop of South-
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    AVAITION TRAGEDY.
    19 5 ieaux during aviation cjntests the aviator D ir mb i great ud was killed, being horribly -d.
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    187 5 mirket is looking up m Des have improved by abDnt -"> per cent, at recerr tales Phis shows lence is being restored among Chinese invest sni eruption of Mount Asamaj >od deal of damage to the t vests ret tging I the beat part ich ava-- >ion of volca:ias been
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      A BRITISH WHITEBOOK.
      109 5 Investigation S, ggestel. I»v Submarine Telegraph. —Etauter's) Jan 5, 1 50 am. A white-b »ok on thequeetton of opiam m Chin i hat been issued. Sir .1 >ha Jordan tat Peking on Ocl 21 forirardl the general report of Councilor Mix Bftoeller on the suppression of opium
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      THE CHINA NAVAL COMMISSIONERS.
      27 5 The Emperor of Austria gave a banquet *> the Chinese naval commissioners at Schoenbrunn at which Count von Aerenthal I her Ministers were present.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN CRICKET.
    111 5 Jan 5, 10 30 am. The South Africans made o4~> m their ad innings of which F.iulkener mide 123 England scored 14-1 for seven and are a hundred behind with three wickets to fill The M. C. C. cricket team now m South Africa with Lsversou-Gower, the
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    HIPPODROME CIRCUS.
    78 5 Mr A. T r'kson, the representative of the H ppodrome circus, is m Sin^ipore again to make arrangements for the forthejrning visit of this popular show. The circus has hid i v.-rv successful noßitT up north except a the Pailippines, where typhoons caused very serious damage which had
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    MALAY THEATRICALS.
    155 5 Star Opera Company give their nvaiieu performance at the Theatre R^yal on Tuesday night, The play was Romeo and Juliet, which they had rehearsed m Singapore for the last few days. The performers are all Bfaliys and seem to have mastered their pirs especially Prince Escalus, Friar Liwrenoe,
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    PORT DICKSON RUBBER COMPANY.
    205 5 The prospectus has hem privately circulated of this company the lists for which close on Pfid it. Toe capital has been largely over subscribed. The issue is 8450,000 m five dollar shares and the veil lory, the Port Dickton Rubber Estates Company Ltd. t ike t\<.'(>(>
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    JAVA NEWS.
    1340 5 During his stay at Bitavia next week the Bishop of Singapore will open a new library, containing a large number of ihsological work 3, stories by well-known writere, and bookß on science, etc., also a few German and Ditch works. The object of the promoter of the undertaking,
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    NEW LINKS AT K. L.
    50 5 (From our own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 5. The Girden's Golf Course was opened yesterday by Sir Archibald law. Mrs Freer drove off the first ball. An approach and patt competition for mixed pairs was held and was won by Mis Aldworth and Mr Hcse.
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    THE GOVERNOR IN PENANG.
    34 5 (From our own Correspondent.) Penang, Jan. 5. His Excellency the Governor visited Province Wellesley to-day. He lunched at the i Town Club with Mr Blind, Mr Preagrave, and Mr May.
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    F.M.S. TIN EXPORTS.
    29 5 {From our avn Correspondent.) The tin exported from the three western j states for the past twelve months totalled 773,993 pikuls against 814,545 pikuls m 1908. > <
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    MINE RETURNS.
    99 5 {From our own Correspondent Kuala Lumpor. The return for Silak South December was IoS pikuls, The machinery worked \<'>2 hours during the month. The pontoon was lowered and the machinery thoroughly overhauled. Penang, Jan. 5. The output from Menglernbu lode for December was 250 pikuls for eighteen working
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    89 5 We regret to hear that Mr John Drysdal<\ a marine engineer, and brother of Mr J. H Drysdale of Messrs Riley Hargreaves and Co. died suddenly on Tuesday morning at the Sailors' Home, where ho had been staying for a month or two. Mr Drysdale had not been well, and
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      449 6 1 TEA Satisfaction results from the frequent use of Brooke Bond's Tea. Our tea saves the purse and satisfies the palate. That is why over Two Million people ink it m Great Britain alone. BROOK I BOND'S TEA il i i Straii S nts ME* k CO N. Y. K.
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      568 6 On the Berth. !OI«PAN!A~TRAS*TLAMIOATf BARCELONA. FOR ILOILO AND MANILA. Thk Spanish Mail Steamsb [SLA DS LI /ON' ifl expfctt'l to arrive here from Europe on Satupi.ty. the s tii January, and will have prompt doapatch lot above ports. For freight and i ■w»ge l apply to BAKLOW A Co., Agents.
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      1057 6 SHIPPING. I OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd, AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' iteamers are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London, Amsterdam and Antwerp every fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles and Liverpool and for Marseilles, Havre
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      699 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Pcnang, Ceylon, Atfitralla, India, Aden, BgrP** Bediterranean Porti, Plymouth and London, Through Biiia of Lading usued for China Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental ana Ameri can Port*. Staamtn wii! laavt Slngaport on ox abotrt MAIL LINES. Outward (for China) 1910 Arcadia Jan
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      585 6 SHIPPING. ND L ill JL/© JLr# Norddeutscher Lloyd, Breme: IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fart and well-knov-n mail iteamers of thiß Company aail fortnightly from Braa Hamburg ria Antwerp, Boathamptoc Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection Biarsei Naples, Alexandria and vie* f«ROm) P<rt >>* Sabz, Adt»n, Coiombo, Ptnasng, Bingap -re, H >n<konjf,
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    SHARES.
    1126 7 January 5. Cap. Issua. Paid. LastDiv. Buyuiu. Sellers. ,-5.n00 2/ 2 Allagar Rubber Estates Ltd 34_ 3 7 1 50.000 2/- 2/- Anglo Malay 25% Int. 15 0 10 Q 30.000 1 1 Bitu Caves 10% 6 2 6 6 76 80,000 1 1 Bitu Tiga (S^angcr) 5% 2
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    EXCHANGE.
    66 7 B U CTBD TO Jan. I Bank 4 m s demand Privdi.- creditl m a credits 6m s g I ft France, deui.iL.tl ffMifc' 294 Germany, .leniand fell [mdia, r. T |1 H- ■N'.K'- 'I.Mr.aud 22 dta. YoKiiHAMA, demand Ll4| Java, demand 1 4 1 Bangkok, demand > Sovkkk:'.>>.
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    PRODUCE.
    115 7 JiiE X r.n i Gambler 1 Gambier Cu!>e N J4 T Gku&IHVUBM >o. norn Pepper Black ;or«l fcTpor*; Pepper, Wcite (U buy- N'utraesr«!llO fco ta. M«i N'ntrne^re (80 to if UjM 'tii^e (Ba.cd<i nc ir Ciorop 'Am i<y<nr BOM Bally Coffee (10% Black) L;i*ntß UoftM U Tapioca, ttcftj; p«nn
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      620 7 GUARANTEE TRUST IN DIFFICULTIES, i Tiu^t Mid Accident ry, LI I W iM-urred sensational lotMl -.1 '-'I bcuiofltt, parti a A,th its ■jrtsaa of guana- ri 1 lebeatnras. Mr H iiris, IB of d BstiflMtoS that t' >rig n j h,i j y i' 1,705,1 73. The -nit the cupany
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      152 7 fl Pa RTMEMTS. BARGANNY LODGE— 6, Osley Rise' Board and Losing for gentkuun, Mingle rooms with verandas, tennis court. Terms moderate. Mkh. Wh, BBHDBBBOH< Jan 6 52 BOARD BESIDENCE. For tingle gentlemen a! "MlLT>t"R\," Oxley Rise. Tennis. Stable. Terms moderate. Oct 28 nc 4 i I f I 7 j
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      39 7 Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. Near Entrance to Borneo Wharf. Telephone 1026. Sea stocks of all kinds of Froeen Meats etc., can be delivered to shipping at the Wharves, or m the Singapore Roads on short notice. OFFICE HOURS
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      35 7 F. CLARKE GO. 207, QUEEN-ST, SINGAPOPS. Livery Stable Keepers Fodder Merchants. For Rubber-tyred Gharries and Best Rubbertyred carriages, ring up Telephone 916. FODDER deiiveder to any part of the Island SPECIALS: FURNITURE REMOVALS m ou
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      879 7 VESSELS IN POUT. O Steamers Fla« Ton« Master Arrived From ronsijrnee For w he» Bandog Dan 2IHQ Titotusen Doc 80 gen B A Qo Bangkok Bangkok Gter 12.17 BfiooUiaea Jaa 3 I Bohn Meyer Bangkok Ban Hong Liong Brit 7«>B Rushtoa -Lin J Bangkok Low Sum Bang Ik 6 Ban
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      62 7 WEATHER REPORT. D».t« Bh P Vnaff Rf iv« Jan. 5. H'koi^' k o tfanila LOi 24 o RTkaag If L 71 c HmOi 4." 7"" Bl Knidi.c^ Kert.fco Boepittl, Jan 1910. <* A W |1' H HV M Barom. 32 Fail. 28 I 322 2^ Temp. M -4 84.4 78
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    THE ASSIZES.
    530 8 Ten Years poi Attimptid Mukdib The Chief Jottice, Bu vViUiajß Hyndman Jones, and i common jnrv wtiv again on pi^i vesterd tv mornii g with i case m which a Chinaman, named Ltm Chin, was charged with attempting to murder mother China- lain, named Peh Goo, bi stabbing
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    HOTEL VAN WIJK, LTD.
    192 8 0 Gis The- _•►<-..,. r of the ■111 i nil ill ill ii in I the B tel Van mite i hotel last evening I we- ftfenn Reek, D Yin Wijiij r G h SecreItn), \Tm Ewald, E. F. H E Uio I W r' Co
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    60 8 Fort mil competii The Deoeoa*| lev ai If pi i\t i t.>r en Ba>< 9 b. Piei lent*a i. i md of 'he c;i; BWI i■• .iplc'ed DJ ■> itard.iy, the 22 ld( i n*a tp Tl b-■ mi final and B ia] n Bad ii u>-
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    36 8 ri .-T uo civisei X uaei m ibetl ratvnad I Hng ag on the -j: 1 h alt. Utrua Caj ibe Atht ■> Hungarian Minister t«« Jip m and s.iui will ihoftlj b»e paii u lt i
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    POLICE COURTS.
    913 8 a k i < >i riifcss. Obstraetioniats not onlj dump basket- Sown oo ihe 5 ft-way, 1 ul even g > m far ato trad tables and benches to canyon busi-u dms. ii not unusual to see show- cases I with fancy goods taking up moat of the
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    HOME RULE WEAKNESS.
    552 8 i The Kangoon Gazette icsists on the unreality of the Home Rule agitation and terms it "a subsidised impes ure." That i lurnnl remarks It is an undoubted fact that the demand j lot Borne Rule only became really formidable when it was linked up with the
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    THE SELANGOR RUGBY MATCH.
    410 8 After a long account of the game with Singapore the Malay Mail continue.?. Forward, the teams were well matched. We appeared to be better m the packs, while they had the pull m the line-out and the loose. Oar forwards played a downright good hard game,
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    62 8 What premises to be one of the most fashionable and brilliant balls of the Horj£ kong season is to be given on February 14 by tliß Connu-inder-in Chief, the Captain and Officers (>£ the flagship Kin^ Alfred The ball is to be held m the City Hall, ard is interesting
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    1003 8 The M M. Company's steamer Tourane" j left Colombo at 11 am. yesterday and ma? J be expected here on Monday about 6 am. A canal, wide aud deep enough to admit j of the free passage of a Dreadnought be- j tween the river Forth to Clyde,
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    LATENT SHIPPING.
    21 8 In addition to that on page 7. Minderoo, Brit 1»I5!.», Capt Mills, Jan .5, Freniantle, Bous'ead, for Fremantle 10.
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      41 8 A Bemcciy fat Croup That is Absolutely Safe. Croiu prevalent during kbe dry cold WOUIUT of tlu- tarly wmtt-r mouths. Part-ntis of yuunj* ehildrea should be prepared for it. All that if needed is bottle of #7l»»ir>>K*»i"lain'« (^(>:icli R*»mftfii?. Mnnv mnt.Vio'pe
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      32 8 A Follower of Influenza. An attack of influenza is often followed by a persistent cough, which to many proves a great annoyance. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been ex ensively used and with
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