The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 10 January 1910

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    16 1 THE Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN CENTS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 10. 1910. NO. 6,802
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    156 1 Lewis and Pest's rnbfcer i action report ii given on Page 3. The remits of the third d .y'> rat.:.j U Penang a>e given on page 1. Pcttang has heeu u* ird»-<t tie Sweiteubam Cricket Trophj for 1910 Page 4 At the police courts an kn; ortant
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    ILLUSTRATIONS.
    813 1 The Prophet of old v> ron- books there o M d ..ight have a.dded "netthei ii ih-ors iaj n I illustrations ther. 1 'ures came perhaps btf ce wrii Dg their rtfh- mrn waned Dm infant toon leaiLs to look foi ]> The wt old ftebly turn over the
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      407 1 •W Ca \mf I/\ mm** Ca _r_ ti I O 111 KJ lm M Monday, January lOth, and following days. §B*mm9Btr Ml*r_¥ /_—m_ B^X f i ____i \\__mv-~ f -___r \__——^S_^^i' __M_\ M__m\K wP^fck h____Mm\ J^^^(&"^> .--^V- '^B HK\ 0 n IT v The Kevstone of all feminine iJUt V"'.
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      339 1 Entertainments. BEACH ROAD, THE BG SHOW. CHANGE OF PROGRAMME. New Arrival— -Laleit Novelties. 2nd SH* W AT 9 30 P.M. TO-NIGHT Overture by Cwn Orchestra of Professionals. "the little prikces in the towie: The story of the Little Princes in the Tower bein^ one of the most popular in English
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      106 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Cavenage villa to let furnished Page 2. The Volunteer Club holds a dance on Jan. 21— Page 2. Experienced assistant wanted for rubber estate Page 3. The Star Opera Company play Patient Griselda" to-night Page I. Liquors and cigarettes for sale at Gosling's at specialiy cheap rates Page
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      359 1 THE WEEK. Monday, 10(h Sigh Water.— 9 oa, 10 44 M. M. Mail Outward due. M. M. Mail Homeward due. BCethodist Conference, 8 30 p Masonic Club Special Meeting. Tuesday, llth ffigh Water.- 9 40 11 1- p Xew Moon, 6.51 p Wbdbisday, 12th irligh Watoi s l o.lB 11.52
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    EXTRADITION LAW.
    520 2 THF. KH' r N I)' N BAB I [1 w'.l l-^> ill ia tiie public mind tbat some weeks a;o a yo :u^ American from the l 9 Legation at Peking was arrested on *he P. iad I mil aad I dged in the eitil pris ml Be
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    295 2 Among the i.ite»t converts to aviation is T :.e Rev. Svdnev Swann, vicar oi Crosby, B ivensw >rth. Westmoreland, who for some vears was English chaplain at K>be and w'm'.e there a noted oarsman. Mr Svann is I Hal of competitors tor Sir William Bartlej'l pril-3 for the firat ti
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      541 2 ■fjiy^ A i e you eas i1 y tired ysfcj-i your work a Do yoa *g ~7oft< afeelweak l?k ryn;:r appetite poor? l_Jy^' yoa easily disW^couraged? so, your nervous system i.s weakened, your blood is impure, aad serio js is not far AYER'S Sarsaparilla a is made for jusi such
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      693 2 NOTIGES. NOTICE. To ali Manufacturers of Aerated Waters in Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that by virtue of Section 2 Sub section 2 of the Merchandise Marks Ordinance, No. 11l of 1888, it is unlawful for any person to sell, expose for sale or have in his possession for sale aerated waters
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      402 2 NOTIGES. VOLUNTEER GLUB. A Subscription Dance, under the auspices of the above Club, will be held in the S. V. C. Drill Hall, on Friday, January, 21st. Applications fcr tickets runs* be made through Volunteers, to the Honorary Secretary, S. V. C. Drill Hall. Early applications are essential. Jan 10
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      561 2 BANKS. KEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL-MAftTSCHAPPY. NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY. Established 1834. Capital— l 45. 000. 000, (about £8,760 Rbsbbvb— fl 5,752,885,— (ab0nt £179,4071 Head Officb in Akstsbdam. Head AGENCY Batavia. Branches Penang, Shanghai, ETongkoag, Rangoon, Medan (Deli), Samarang, Sourabaya. Padang. Cheribon. Tegal, Pecalongan. Tjilatjap, Palembang, Kota-Radja, 'Acheen) Rand jermassin, Weltevreden. Corresi'ondents at Bombay,
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      403 2 INSURANGES. MANUFACTURERS LIFE [tfSUR&NCB Co. OI CAN 'DA. Claims Loans and Surrenders settled immediately by the General Agent- at Sir-^a-pore withoat d< lay 4k it renr.' to Head Ofl oe. F. S. EVANS. O. BRUCE, Manager Jor* Eastern District Manager, A*-ia ani InTlia. Singapore. GUTHRIE (Sb Co., Ltd. SOUTH BRITISH
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    LEWIS A PEAT'S RUBBER REPORT.
    317 3 Dec( -i.ber 1 I. At Um ioi lay 134 I mm straits and Malaya ant! west catalogued H': 1: -t.y -> -bout 6d. to Bd. per lb i H-A>\ for pur Jb. for »cri; ,v;i ami Ktk tepm were very: irr-e-gula 4-?i advance wa- Biscuita
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    53 3 DBC I glidhman aoa lota lair |(fi i.u was ii i_ v. r Iu i ihortottod ban io Ibe I I be radrooeed :*>* leogtheLe'i \r>-- :i new. Tiie habit ot ■hai i-wardi the n.pe t" the Leek a tite obsolote, we ar-- informed, ind the i.nr tri m the
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      323 3 > I A Dainty Non-Greasy Balm for the Skin 4 BEAUTY TOTHE H>°^^^ BURROUGHS WELLCOME CO. N LONDON (HNG.) N [Montreal ne\ Cape. Town a Shanghai <\ iii V SOLD IX GLASS POTS, i Y ALL THE PKINCIPAI PHARMACISTS. NO TW E. I I lhe Bernese Alps Milk Co wish
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      559 3 AUGTIONS. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF A Well* Secured Leasehold Profit Rental ARISING OUT OF THE^HOTEL de L'EUROPE, SINGAPORE AT Messrs. H. L. Coghlan Co's Salebooms Mondvy, 24th Januarr, at 2-30 pm. Being aU the right, title, and interest of Mr. Sam Tomlinson in an agreement lor Lease ci the
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      447 3 1 1910 MODELS (Shortly Expected) In the Scottish and Irish Reliability trials this year secured the highest possible awards in their class —the Efficiency Gold Medal. They also secured the Special Medal for Hill Climbing. Such a record has never before been made by any cars in the Scottish and
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    The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Jan. 10, 1910.
    1891 4 The Singapore Free Press. Monday, Jan. 10, 1910. It has been a matter of common observation in regard to the remarkable political, social and educational quickening in China, that this great movement has been distinguished by a practically universal zeil to be rii of foreign tutelage in the way of
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    PENANG RACES.
    441 4 Penang, Jsn I For 1 be third da 'si og was good snd I i weitbei wai ly and I breatea ag I sdsnos i I public was th i El ency I m party wore present aa away I bs pi D I ance, s; 4 Mr
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    INTERPORT CRICKET TROPHY.
    179 4 {From out !Vi An The I osssittei has aan rettsoham trophy for the district showii:.- est cricket of the year, to Penang, for 1910. ■> m < Tbe from the cornt:.. \es I B sed at the shorthand eiaounatioo Im I utdertbe auspksei at tht Isi p
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      398 4 KELLY WALSH, LIMITED. SINGAPORE. 1910 ANNUALS 1910 New Colonial Editions. PRICE Si. 10 per volume. Whitaker's Almanack >1.50 K.r\ It Never caa Happen Again, by William Who S Who O.OU De Morgan, 2 volumes. The Nest of the Sparrowhawk by BaroDaily Mail Year Book 0.35 T n )rc y- .iV
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      91 4 CALL at MOUTRIE'S TO HEAR The Player Piano. ■i«_H_____ ii 1 1 in MADE AND GUARANTEED KOR THIS CLIMATE. THE CHEAPEST AND UNDOUBTEDLY THE BEST ju i ________i— S. Moutrie Co., LIMITED. THE ARCADE, KAFFLES SQUARE. Telephone No. 422. tm THE STAR OPERA Co. COMPRISING 40 Ac ors Actresses at
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    CHINA'S RAILWAYS.
    125 5 AN AMERUAN SUGGESTION. To: tion in Ma. ch. ria. (By Submarine* Telegraph. Reuter'*) Jan. B. The nerioo has preP Sin v mees randum pro- bj Ihonentrs latiou >f the raflwaji of Manchuria by their rho will I bj tb P oon the latter *****--quant iy ex rv ng
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    THE TIMES' IDEAS.
    48 5 Fine but Impracticable. The Times discusses the Kuox sehcii>"lanehurian sailways, ad, the financial and political obstacles, thinks that excel'- n' intentions h-ive led Mr Knox to propose p'.an of which the grandiose aim] _-uores some *i realities of the present situat. a io M ui
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    U.S. INTERESTATE COMMERCE.
    53 5 urter. Jan. Bth. .a a message to C •agrees, 4 it in th wof tbe) inci-eaaiog effeetive* :be Inter-S auieree law he recommends the establishment of a Federal merce Commission, subject only to Sspreme Cour The Presided m to im rter enabling business eonibi- voluntarily to submit
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    CHILDREN'S TREAT AT TANGLIN.
    96 5 CHILDREN'S TREAT AT TANGLIN. The annuil treat was held on Thurs day even in sad the children were invited to lea and Christmas The I r mm was gaily deoot- s .md the M ldleeei i under the direc rshipol SfrCalth irpe selection of music. Amongst r were present aud
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    STAR OPERA COMPANY.
    63 5 There was a large attend.u il the Thenval on S sd 1 6 performance of the above co m pany iras well received. In •u to the ordinary performance the _-^ment has secured the engagement of l strong man from Finland, sill show osany intea isting feats
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    PERAK TIN.
    30 5 ua i ible e >rrection"f ■f th- DO Perak t ff I fed saafol m ck tin 13, 18 77 phis ore d,833 9 pkls D $4^ 22
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    49 5 As nenally I re was an afterf the New kSgattaal Tanjong Lhu yesterday, when native boats of sorts were matched and raced, with mark boats ind proper course, and plenty of excitement. Im midday storm came the scene was ien pretty with the kolehs hovering on the smten ttisfliee
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    23 5 j PI Id. i tanriei and The outturn of dry rubber from this from the 15th November to llsl December, 19
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    THE UNITED KINGDOM'S TRADE.
    59 5 FIGURES FOR THE YEAR. I Bf Submarine Telegraph.— Ranter's) Jan. 9, B 50 a.m. The imports for December increased by 1.959,899 and :e exports by £4,388,321. Tho imp rti for the whole year amounted to £624,740,000 and the exports to 0. The improvement in Novemmd Djoember
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    NAVAL COMMISSIONERS IN GERMANY.
    41 5 !m. l0.:) am. ..a- BS .V ivai Commissioners accompinied bv the directors of the Vulcan shipy ails oi Stettin have arrived at Hamburg, and been welcomed by tlie C »mnundiut of tho Port ind the town senators.
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    AUSTRALIA'S ARMY.
    47 5 Accident at Inspection. At Bj Iney Lord Kitchener has exhausv inspec i I the Liverpool camp at which e j ity seven per cent of tha total force p ir tdad. Daring the inspection a Colt cartridge exploded, wounding a pressman in the leg. ■> m <
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    THE GAZETTE.
    216 5 rhe Rer. Kancinian is au appointee! Minister under the terms of the Christian M it iage Erdinanoe. Mt S Someya is provisionally recognized I ipanoso consul for North Borneo, Brunei and Sarawak. The Hon K. C. Ellis, Onoffidal Member of Council, is granted twelve months leave Jan 14
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    IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS.
    45 5 IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. The •1 1 rette published on Friday contains notices which are of considerable importance to merchants and deilers aere, as it prints the new regulations for tbe registration of imports and exports and rules reu'ardirj£ licensing and management of dutiable petroleum stores.
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    TIN.
    236 5 Tbe wild bull gamble for account of a Continental clique continues merrily, and the persistent and semi-theatrical bidding up of prices for their edification has, so far, not met with much resistance, although a large amount of profit taking has been in progress through brokerage firms. However, on any
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    83 5 The annual treat of the children of Bethesda Sunday School took place on Saturday at the residence of Mr and Mrs Bean. Monks Hill, which has been the scene for no less than twelve years of these pleasant gatherings. The children, with some of the elders, numbered close on a
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    MAIL NEWS.
    1795 5 Tariff Refolm V_RBSB the BUDGIT. MR 'Hamberlain's views. Mr Joseph Chamberlain, in a preface to a booklet entitled "Tariff Reform or the Bud get," remarks "When the Government came to the belated conclusion that the Lords meant business, they changed their tune and endeavoured to convince themselves and
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    89 5 The celebration of the Epiphany yesterday in all the Roman Catholic churches brought the Christmas festivities to a elose. In the Cathedral of the G >od Shepherd Mgr Btrillon officiated at the 8 am. high mass, with leather Pougetas master of ceremonies, and Fathers Niin and Davals, as deacon and
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      34 5 A Follower of Influenza. An attack cf mfhssaaa is often followed by a pt rMstrnt cough, which to many proves a gseal annoyacct. Chamber'ain's Cough Re medy has been ex eneively need and with
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      55 5 A Remedy for Croup That is Absolutely Safe. Croup is tbe most prevalent during tbe dry cold weather of the early winter month*-. Parents of young children should be prepared for it. All tbat is needed is a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Many mothers are never without it in
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      233 5 ROBINSON CO. THE GILLETTE SAFETY RAZOR. y^&tf^ ONE OF THE MOST PERFECT SAFETY SH IYER*. Ljk iThe Gillette Sa f cty Rpzor Is «iade of So id Metal, Triple Silver plated, arcl Is supplied with 12 blades each with 2 fl Edges, in Nickel plated case, -?£f EVERY BLADE SET
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    THE NATIVE STATES OF INDIA.
    354 6 So much interest has l>een l>oth hers aid in India, bj the discussion of I. Moi-l<»y'* nt rmed Constil iti Eos British India, that there has bsen little time to pay attention the isllj important i r< bstWSa the Native 1 i India ind I
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      346 6 On the Berth. Fo r I iide,lBlbournec\Sj( Thr bb. COOETANNA, IJMI t MW, CipMii: Str D 3m Im re on IBUI inst.-uil rr, Cs I 1 wiii have prompt despai riii She 1,3 for sa! 001 p a:*, i .i/.t Jioat v.:::. The 1 Im carries s 8 udesi to
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      663 6 SHIPPING. N. Y. K. J^PAN IMI S T E^SH!P CO., LID. SPRING PROGRAMME 1910. SAILINGS FOK Penang, Colombo, Port Said, GENOA, MARSEILLES, LONDON AND ANTWERP. I* Tamo Mabu 7,468 tons on dan. 11 Kamo Mart *28 tens on Jan. 26 Awa Maku 6,800 toe-, on Feb. 9 Htam_r_ Mahl' 8.600
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      1054 6 SHIPPING. OCEAN STEAM SHIP Co. Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nav. Co. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are despatched fron*. Liverpool outwarda for tbe 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 and
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      695 6 SHIPPING. P. O. STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. For China, Japan, Penang, Ceylon, Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London, Through Billa of Lading itsued for Ohm* Coast, Persian Gulf, Continental and Amerioan Porta. Stsamsrs wtl! tsars Singapore on cc about MAIL LINES. Outward {for China) 1910 Arcadia Jan 14
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      602 6 SHIPPING. 11 Ms/ JL/* Norddeutscher Lioyd, Breme: IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE The fast and well-known mail steamer-- of this Company sail fortnightly from hr- an-:: Hamhurg ria Rotterdam, Antwerp, Soutl an. Gibraltar, Gen<>», Naples, (oonnect.-in Mareei Naples, Alexan-iria and vice vers*) I Mi ?*>a I Sues, Aden, C >lombo, Panang,
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    SHARES.
    1102 7 January •*•<. Cap. Issub. Paid. .LastDiv. Buyers, Sej.ler«s. 35,000 "2/ 2/ Allagjar Rubber Estates Ltd 3 0 3 s 150,000 2/- 2/- Angl© Malay 25% Int. 16 0 1C 6 30,000 1 1 Batu Caves 10% 6 GO 610 0 80,000 1 1 Batu Ti*a (Salangor) 5% 2 15
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    VESSELS IN PORT.
    243 7 Steamers Flstsr Tons Master Arrived From Consignee For Wb«t Bandon D^n 2230 Tnoms-n Dm 20 I -n B. A Co Bang Braemar Brit 2315 SaxVj Jan 6 H PatSimoni N Oarlyle Brit 234 Jon--, Jan 7 B unStraiti 11 3amphuja Dv.t 1691 Vagter Jib 7 Bal Bhip*
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    CLEARANCES.
    201 7 Natuna, Ger. str., Luere, for Bangkok. Swaerdecroon, Dut. str., Bat, lor Band massin. Dai vel, Gar. str., Littmann, for Zunboanga via ports. Maetsuycker, Dut. str., Klein, for Penang. Nerite, Dut. str Offer-bane, for Pladjoe. Voronej, Rus. etr K mzmenko, for ViadiToetooV, Resident Schieif, Dut. str., Unus, for Rhio. Flamingo,
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR AND KEPPEL HARBOUR.
    69 7 Wharves and Docks at which dipjetetsi vessels were berthed 5 riay. East Wharf Basin—Minilya. East Wharf Sec. 1 Cowrie, Thongwa. Section I—Sheers1—Sheers Wharf—Kil, 2—Mandasan Maru, Vorwaerts. B—Nil M 4—St. Patrick. s—lslander.5—Islander. 6 —Nil. 7-Nil. B—Nit 9—Nil. Jardine's Wharf—Nil. Keppel Harhour. Main Wharf—Simongan, Deli.
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    EXCHANGE.
    70 7 (Coaaaoran qi so Jaa. v Bank 4ms ||f demand Jfl A Private cred.ts BMI 2 1 ersditi Sail tfl Fkan. h, daauad iiank... 2941 GhiKM_jrT t deauad !m.:a. T. T F tad BS%d_a V"K"H-.ma, demand 1 1 4 j Java, i-mand 1 4 1 Baa B !ti-*ai.*d 64 Sovkkf.i
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    PRODUCE.
    132 7 in** Gam m n 7g I tfo 1 ip 14 71 Gam bier On ue ■o Pepper Black (ord m. S'pore 1 Pepper, White (tab bayw 27.25 Nutmegi (110 to t*« 10.00 Nutmegs (80 to tne le., 24.00 Mace Banda' am wm mi nom Oloree «Amboin» non» Bally Coffee
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      549 7 STAR CARS. THE MOST SUCCESSFUL CARS OF THE YEAR. SPLENDID LIST OF WINS FOR 1909SISH TRI* LS. Non-Stop Throughout. Fastest time on Both Hill Climbs. l__MtrilQll rmilQ Nen-Stop Throughout. Spscial Silver Medal for Re- liaoility. Two Bronze Medals for Hill Climbing. yRJ i H P PFTPf'I 15 HP Star Win!:ier
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      61 7 Singapore Cold Storage Co, Ltd. Near Entrance to Borneo Whart. Telephone 1026. Sea stocks of all kinds of Frozen Meat' etc.i can be delivered to shipping at the Wharves, or in the Singapore Roads on short notice. OFFICE HOURS Weekdays 7 a.m. to 5 pm. ft _„j o_.0 j 7
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      45 7 IF. CLARKE CO. 207, QUBEN-BT, SINGAPOPE. Livery Stable Keepers Fodder Merchants. For Rubber-tyred Gharries aisd Best Rubber- tyTed carriages, ring up Telephone 916. FODDEE deliveder to any part of the Island I SPECIALITY FURNITURE REMOVALS in ou own vans, by our own men. GENERAL CARRIERS.
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      44 7 Danger from Croup. A few minutes delay in treating some cases of croup, even che length of time it takes for a doctor often proves dangerous. The safest way is to keep Chamberlain s Cough liemedy in the house, and at the first inti-
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      491 7 LATEST ARItl V A L S MaetsuyA-er Dat 1337 Kiein .7 ,n 7 PttHg 1 VanderParra Dut 331 Kroef .Jan 7 B« Ships Agency B AmiralPonty flrSMI L. < Jm 7 Mote C Thongwa Brit 3428 Herrington J.«n M -J. Tniltnl Madras 10 Perak Brit 519 Quint Jan 8 P.
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    POLICE COURTS.
    782 8 Farum to Btobi P_nt< Lai m. Before »be Senior M -.-'rate oo Satar■da? Chi: Thian and G_n Leong, two twakow m>»n eug^ijed iu removing petrolenia for Ki' t'r>m the .steamer l-'uh Wo, an i not forthwith taking Mmi to a dutiable store, were proceeded agaiaat, together with Me-tsM
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    COMPANY NOTES.
    1464 8 Bbadu AM. (F.M.S.) RUBBEB BBTATS. Subscriptions were invited for 45,000 JC I shares, at par. of the Brad wall IAM.S.) Rubber Bstate. Limited. The nominal capital^ia £90,000, tuvrltd iuto 90,000 shares ot JCI each. The total iaene ia of 75,000 shares, 20,000 of which will be isaued as
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    CRICKET.
    316 8 S. C. C. T-orRNA.MKXT. The first game iu the S. C. C. tournament was played on Sitiirdav when the Liw ami Civil Service beat the Merchants. Scoring ruled low aud tlie boilers had a happy day. The following wsre the scores, Law anp Civil Service. Bailey b Noon 5
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    DARUL ADAB CLUB.
    49 8 The half yearly general meeting of the members of the above Club was held in the Club room, on Friday night, the 7th Jan. The following were duly elected Gfficials and Commit fee for tbe ensuirg six months. President. Syed Alwee Aljofree. Vice-President. Shaik Ahmed Boutban.
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    882 8 The M Bi. Companv'g steamer Polynesien left Saigon at 1 pm on the Sth January and may be expected here to-day about o"am. The usual Thursday steamer this week for Range on and Calcutta will be the weli- ktiown Lindula which may be looked for at Tanjong Pagar
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      78 8 PASSENGERS. Per Perak Messrs Green, Vobir, Blan-c-hard, Dr. Fraser, Major Hilton, Lieut. Tullcb, Messrs Wiiks, Btedman, Ellis, Holden, Somerviile, Macgregor, Gardner, Devals, P t ev. B£. Bento, H. M. Darby, and 3- 'ikon deck. Per Thongwa Mr T. H Whitfield, Bro. Aimar. Bro. James, Mrs F.irang, Mrs L. Clarke, Mr
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