The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942), 16 March 1911

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1 8 The Singapore Free Press and Mercantile Advertiser (1884-1942)
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    15 1 Singapore Free Press AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. TEN C SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 1(3, 1911. Mj. 7.K55
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    THE DAY'S NEWS.
    216 1 Latest rubber (.rices will be found on page 4. The Assizjs were continued yesterday P-ige 5 The death is announced from home of Mr A. A. S*an P«ge 5. B isnia is said to saws presented an ultimatum to China P^g^ The new police doe had a
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    LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS.
    113 1 Furnished house Ka Tanglin to let Page 7. Europe n lady wants paying guesU Page 3 The Singapore aviation meeting opens this afternoon Page 1 Tne sale of Mr Rennie's furniture has been postponed Page 3. MS wanted by married couple at end of October- i 1 .m
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    THE WEEK
    149 1 Thursday, 16th: Hi K h Water —11 .^4 *,11 56 p B. I. Mail Homeward closes 3 p Aviation Meetir. o 6.30 p S C C. Tennis Tournament. t Boxicg, Theatre Royal 9 30 p Friday, 17th Hijfh Water.— ll J9 a., Patrick Day. I S.C.C. Tennis Tournament.
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    MAIL TABLE.
    169 1 The B I Wt<m to- day. lv» London Apl 7. The N D. L. leaves Mar 18, doe Hongkong Mar 23, Shanghai Mar 27, Yokohama Apl 3. iHttrintilinf *n-2 iooai mails will h <oa&<3 *t below To-day. Peneng, Malacca, Federated Malay States A Joliora (O«eriand) (By Train) Pulau
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    THE BUNGALOW.
    834 1 The Bungalow lie* town 60 that be whore only nude of transit is tbe bumble rikitha c> u'd cot a* pi re to it ac an abodp Itbtaiu np. half an acre of grcund, the remains of an old coco* nut plantation, and oi.e feels as if the
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      670 1 a^a^a^a\ la^w^r^a^a^Bß^i^Bn^^B^ A way IwßflaHaßaw wE9a^HBIS§ 43S9H8HHP fISRHSBQHHB wK9 9 i ,DER THE PATRONAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCnI I THE GOVERNOR. Z SINGAPORE AVIATION MEETING! lAND TRIAL FLIGHTS WILL TAKE PLACE 0\ THE RACE COURSE! TO*D7\Y, >I7\RQH 16. e> ITormorrow and Saturday I U 30—6.30 p.m I BOOKING AT ROBINSON PIANO
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      530 1 BOXING. BOXING. THEATRE ROYAL. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. America and England's Greatest Light Weights. BATTLING NELSON vs. OWEN MORAN. Eleven fast and furious rounds, 6 knockdowns, and Moran's te rible left hook to the Body, showing the Greatest Knockout ever produced m any tight picture. This will b* shown on Thursday
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    WIRELESS IN AUSTRALASIA.
    154 2 It is expected by the management of the Australasian Wirele- that wireless commanioation will be established between Australia and New Zealand m aboat twelve months, bat the smaller stations, for shipping purposes, will he m readiness for shipping oomn> animation round the New Zealand coast within three
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    FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
    135 2 FATAL RAILWAY ACC IDENT. Death of Lieutexant A Hill InformVion has been received of I serious accident oq the I branch line of the Burma Riilw morninj U neer, whose headq iarter« are at Maymvo, wm trolly in* do*;. atitiffli He was accompanied by Mr Hill, of the Gurkha *nd
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    502 2 > < Mystery snrronnds the disappearance and puisst whereab its of a surveyor m the Bireau of L m<ls who left CaUuiba for Manila during the latter half of January leaving all his effects beh and was later reported to have bean teen m Hongkong. Preparations are bang made for
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      405 2 SBl3ngorUir:eJßiii)!nrEsat3S l Ld'i CAPITAL £90.000. Presen- BMfl > cl) which 555,000 shares are offered for suo>cription, payable 6d per shire on application. 9d per share on allotmen* The Company has been formed to acqnire: (1) Brown Willie ani New Comot X tat- m iron KlaDti. and adjoining the B.i Raj
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      765 2 NOTICES. NOTICF. Tenders will be MOI lf«d at th< Colonial up to noon ou Thursday, M b lr'th. 101] m the supply and delivery to the Order of the Government., of BtMU and Patna Opium as under (a) 40 chests to be dtiiv. r. lat tlie Opium ■tory on ISA
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      402 2 XOTIQES. Kiam Kiat Go. SHIP-CHANDLERS, Government Municipal extractors. No. ill 1t94 Ut.M»cket Street »ct M 28.4 GRANT Co, AUCTIONEERS, ACCOUNTANTS. ESTATE AGENTS AND SECRETARIES. Loans Mortgages Arranged Rubber Exchange Buildings. TELr INI NO r>*v» KONG HING CHEONG AND COMPANY. NO. 104 !DOE R3AD. Cameras, of the various kinds m stock,
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      541 2 international Banking Corporation. CAPITAL and SURPLUS GOLD $6,500,000 Head Office 60 Wall Street, New York. London Office Threadneedle Honae, Bishopsgate Street Within, LofiDOl EC London p mi WiHoml Prcmnci& bank of Kngland Ltd. 6en«ral Foreign BndlMi Tnmi&cted. DEPOM Cubbbht Deposit Aoooobbi oponod and Interest allowed on the d&ilv Imlbiuvmi a*
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      382 2 MANUFACTURERS LIFE INSI RAN'CE Co. OF CaN'aLa EBTABLIBHBD 1987. Policies are D WIDE "nm TRICTED," INDISPUTABLE J?S± FORFEITAB; Clauns, loans, cash-sarssßisss. t*» promptly settiec by the Imm u< Singh pore withou cw M Head Offioe r-ll|t tc The Accoants are soperriaed by the U. ance Department of the Canadian GovstSM^
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    GEDONG RUBBER ESTATE
    652 3 actobt Progress of thi Divelopmiut Work The tr** ordinary general mr> the Ctdosg (Pc^ak > Robber Estate, Limited, was k^jon Feb 16 at the London Chaml^r of n^jMiiiri Oxford Court, Cannon j C.M m. and (tie Chairman tl the «o»riii)» presiding Tb« Cbairaaaa said Gentlempr. th^pport ijl
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    FAMOUS OUTLAWS BAND BOMBARDED
    86 3 Sim Gkobgz R-os Kbppel's Actite Measures Peshawar. March 1. Sir George Boos Keppel, Chief Commis•ioaer, being infcrtnsd last s band of 30 raiders, nnder tbe famous outlaw Hakim Khan, was hiding m a care near Abizti. pro eeed-d with his assort, nosjaistisg of 300 Par jibis
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    BURMA-YUNNAN BOUNDARY.
    93 3 A Disputed Map. Peking. March Tsoogh the Britiah Gorernment ass pro Mksd to withdraw the troops from Pien ma, John Jordan, the Minister si Peking. •troßglj amatsim that the map d Burma Yunnan boundary prepared by Mr K:**i (r) (lotto*?) a former h onsul wd on which the
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      41 3 THIS IS IT. TASTELESS. ODOURLESS. The latoat scientific preparation |B| of COD LIVER OIL. Does all gU that is claimed for it and super■edts the old fashioned enial timm which npset the stomadi. 4 j CIFiIL CEIMIBTP H. 25 and $2.00
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      617 3 WANTED. ROOMS WANTED Frcm end Octob inisi couple, no children, bedroom ami sitting rcoiu. oi bedroom and large veramla! Teaait and near town. Prepared pay go a c com mod a*. Answers "D. M." c o Free Press, Mar 16 WANTED FOR JESSELTON Foreman of Pnblic Works must be an
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      898 3 aUiBTIONF. AUCTION SALE OF Four British Steamers To be hold at Powell and Co's Saleroom ON Tuesday, the 26th Man:., at 2-30 p. m. Lot 1. The iron screw steamer IiLEXWM LL! >CH. Classed 100 Al at Lloyds. Built at Glasgow m 183 by the London and Glasgow Coy., Ltd.
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      633 3 AUQTIONS. POSTPONEMENT. The sale of Mr. J M Reunie's furniture at Kaebrrn Estate fixed for Saturday the 18th is now postponed. POWELL Co.. Auctioneers 16 19-3 AUCTION SALE OF Very Valuable Chinese Jewellery &c. TO bE HELD AT Ching Keng Lee Co's Saleroom No. I, RAFFLES PLACE On Thursday. 2
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      935 3 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Teak Household Furniture and Effects, Motor Car. Horses and Carriages. Plants &c. kc THK I ROPBRI I At M Sheen" 98-2, Martin Lane off, River Valley Pd. On Saturday, March 18th, mi 'J p m. Comprising Teak occasional tables, teak diniug table. 'DE > Turkey i
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  • Domestic Occurrences.
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      Death.
      20 4 U Altamount, Blairgowrie, Scotland, on the 12tb Fr-bruary, Archibald Alex- van, late of Messrs. Swan k Miclaren* Singapore. i
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    The Singapore Free Press.
    27 4 H-re -hall the Pres« the P- tin, Unawcd by influence ami unbribed by p Truth ht-r •-< epts draw, 1 oyaltv and Uw. i
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    Thursday, Mar. 16, 1911.
    1187 4 was only the other day that it seemed as though the trouble imminent betw. i Russia and China had blown over, and that the soft answer that turneth away wrath had been brought into play by China F to appease Russiin demands and mollify Muscovite irritability.
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    "CITIZENSHIP."
    714 4 I Mr A. W. Sti There was a large attendance at the G.A. last evening, on the occasioi. the opening of the Ddbating Society which forms a part of the soeul life of that institution. H. E. the Governor presided, the subject being an a«^ ±nship," introduced by till.
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    263 4 This popular place cf entertainment is LeepiDg up the hi^h reputation it has earned, iUil ♦here was much of interest m the new ot of pictures shown list night at the second show. The attendance wis good and some irettv (-elections were played by the Goan- ohestra. i
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  • STRAITS AND STATES.
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      PENANG NEWS.
      114 4 From owr «c» Cirretpondent a*»t.llarcb The draft programme let the Coron*^ festivities have been ficsd for June 21 wU sea sports will be held >a J une 22 t>will be a pirade, the firing of a royal a»l at( and presentation of addreis at 715 at 8.30 am.
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      GREAT HEAT AT IPOH.
      89 4 Ipoh Mir. IS. The heit here for the last few days has been terrific and it slid to have been hotte than ever before m the memory of the pro. verbial oldest inhabitant. The M *Uys prophesy thunderstorm, aa4 one m fact burst at Sungei Siput
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      A GOLD DISCOVERY
      35 4 Ipoh. March IS. A local syndicate has been formed Is work Towkay 1 >o Choo C boon's gold miss t M«s near Tapah, where believed there as gold m parable q u&atitiN
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      A TIN DIVIDEND.
      28 4 Ipoh M*r. I The Bungei Rtia Tm Company has declared a third dividend of sixpence payabh on March S3 at the Company's ofias at mmmm
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      LATEST RUBBER PRICES
      44 4 Fine ILrd At 6 6. >m out >,u*u\ ila Lumpur, Mar. 15. c Planter's Store* Afetcy have a Ltedon cable giving the following prices at tot on sheet bie pc Be* Mef 11. k ecrap Scrap retreated IQ. F.ne beM Pdra
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      FEBRUARY RUBBER CROPS
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    TROUBLE WITH SQUATTERS
    311 4 In the I -aterdav nioniig, before him md Estate! L'd. property, to decide betm them and the company the actual posMStioa a email patches of land. Mr Knowles appe&rcd for the tquttta* and Mwin Everitt and D-ckineoQ for tit Com pan j. Mr Pant, manager of the
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      175 4 MACGREGOR'S V.O.S. finest Ciqueur Macgregor Caldbeck Go, LONDON CL^SCOW. ESTABLISHED 1864ED TO THE MOVM OF LORDS. THE HOUSE 0^ COMMONS, AND TO TBS HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT, CANADA. Caldbeck Macgregor Co, Sole Agents. jjohn Little Go, L d WE NOW HAV£ A L \RGE AND VARi£D STOCK OF TRAV£LLi^C TRUNKS. The
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      86 4 No Home is Complete Without A Gramophone THE BEST CHEAPEST MEANS OF PURE INJOYMEMT. TERMS TO SUIT ALL. AND CO., LTD. THE AHCADE. mth LLL uiW) ilLfiw* 58-4, Hill Street, (off Stamford Road.) KfOH CLASS PHOTOGRAPHY. i Enlargements a Speciality PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION. BILLIARDS. The Anglo- Australian Cushion. OCK'B
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    TENSION AT PEKING.
    86 5 B; 3 ULTIMATUM. SnbsMuine Telegraph.— ReuteRec Mir I". $M a.m. £af»> Chinese relations are again critical, M Russia oosMideri that the Chinese replies ite an oafriendlv distortion of tr. provUi »ns. She has presented a note Dg that this procedure will inevitably ]otd to a dist urbince
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    RUSSIA'S NAVY.
    60 5 eorganization of Administration. i Bee Marl P m. j Sealer's St. Petersburg correspondent -,i that an Imperial rescript states t oissirn appointed to enquire i Mtts of the naval administration have and co ground for the charges made, it recommends the reorgin it ion of the 1 .rine
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    AMERICA AND MEXICO.
    52 5 An Extraordinary Tale. The ant i- American feeling m Mexico is < gems*, and there are persistent reports Ml American action is intended as an anti < insnsse demonstration owing to the strong n> Japanese movement m Mexico, which juttry it is stated contemplates giving j MM
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    TOMKAY LOW KIM PONG.
    526 5 t A PROBA IT. t la the Supreme esterday Mr Jas- x t» F.sber bad before nisi a probate action > risioi? cv* of the estate of the late Towkay c EimPoßf. Mr G. S. Carver was for Low Kong < lo«f and and her and
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    RUBBER AUCTION.
    59 5 E wetklj auction yastodaj at the 0 Cickaag* the ebietcffared was sold fcetJowawaa^Wd! urew daily V^fnr His cough was something sad A ton iar stover Mould's the (ooderUker would °*n he lid ia to see it Joaes was dead "Hello:-, cried j oneSt M yov |a somewhat P^mature
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    THE ARMY.
    74 5 ANEW BCHBM* F FFICEB3. [Rv Submarine Telegraph.— Reuters) Mr Haldine m introducing the Army estimates and dealing with the shortage of officers, said that it was proposed to ac the system of nomination for Sandhurst by headmasters who would be re-juired to if their nominees had shown the
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    WORK FOR LORD KITCHENER.
    56 5 pm. Mr Hal lane m the curse of his speech c mentioned that a committee bad been j i.c shortage m the gioeers, ani tl hener I probib'y be the P.esident. He naounced that four Brit i- teroplanes s ad been purchased for the A-my making
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    THE STRANGERS' AID.
    651 5 The following is the repsrt of the above c the year just past. ne Fuad isuiin*ged by a committee ompoaed of the er l kttendac Inspector i •f Prison*. ColonUl L Cus Archdeacon Izird has been doing the luties of H.a Secretary and Treasurer hroUkjhout the y<
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    THE ASSIZES.
    679 5 M M i Wt The Assize were continue-i before the Chief Justice, Sir William Hvadman H. Jjnes, m the Supreme Cour I vy I tlav named AbdulUh biu Mohamad Ali alias Lim Mm ftl wu unanimously found guilty on charges of cheiting and jnestly inducing delivery of property,
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    THE POLICE DOG.
    279 5 'Jack" is the name of the police man lunting dog, but the "bhoy»" nave chrisened fan i Tuesday night, le was taken out to Tanghn for a trial run )j Detective luspector Tajlor and ActiDg inspector Ford. "Jack" was securely held by i, double cord. Two detective
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    THE LATE Mr ARCHIBALD A. SWAN.
    595 5 THE LATE Mr ARCHIBALD A. SWAN. There will ba deep regret felt amongst friends m the Cjlony and 1 S i- 'he news of the talk of Ui A >van, the fouoder of the well known firm of S*an an.i ma, CivH and R ii.. s jginaers and Architp I
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    MALACCA NOTES.
    265 5 (Fr Correspond' Tennis Championship. /.mann ben Sinclair, w. o. M >rton beit Biker, w.o. Green beat MortoD, O— J, v— 4. Swindell b>at Carmichael, o—4, •"> ♦;-i Swindell beat Weir 6—5, 6—3. A Handicap Singles. Weir plus 15 beat Lyon owe I mann owe 40 biit Swindell owe
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      360 5 the Hew Coat Sweater. These Sweaters are now J^^^^H ooat-form tWy are easj to put od. We Lave them m pUin v*| white, or white with plum coloured faetAga, I irk Dark I' btst y onlj, Tiz $8 50 PLAIN WHITE $4.50 each. HT ROBINSONS. the' garrick. cigarettes* G ™?fct
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      383 6 The Heap Eng loh line of Steame Singapore to Batayia. Chenbon and 1 Sajnarang tail twice a week To \pt. a.s Gian« Seng 1,129 J. Craig. a.9 Giang Ann II C. Kruiten. a^Zweena 1,200 James Sheppard. s.B Edendale 1,128 Dos lop. They have excellent accommodation for For freight or passage
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      250 6 3RITISH INDIA B. N. CO, LTD. FOR PENANG RANGOON AND CALCUTTA. The Compaq's Steamer "BHARATA 1,054 tors, R. F. 1 homson. Commander, will t>e despatches Cor the a Thursday, the H tai p.m. She has excellent accommodation for first &cd 8t cond claaa passengers. For freight or passage apply to
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      631 6 HAMBURG AMERIKA LINE, HAMBURG an:;» Deutsche Dampfschifffahrts Ges. Hansa Bremen. COMBINED SERVICE. The stcamorn of tin Companies maintain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen. Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China and Japan. Homeward.--, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerhaven direct, calling
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      738 6 OCEAN STEAM SHIP CO.. LTD. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co. Ltd. The Companies' Bteamerß are despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits. China and Japan t v ry we k, and from Japan homewards for London Amsterdam and Antwerp evtry fortnight for Genoa, Marseilles ard Liverpool and fur Marseilles,
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      1069 6 P. O. STEAM NAVICJA Foi China, Japan, Penang, CevU. Australia, India, Aden E^vm Mediterranean Ports, Plymouth and London, Through Bills of Lading iasaed for Chi* 3oast, Persian Gulf Coutmental sad a san Ports. Steamers will leave Singapor- or MAIL Outward /i4l) m ion [>*vanha March 11 Delhi w.. L Oelhi
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    TIN RETURNS.
    90 7 Jan. Feb. Total. 617 529 1 Si JJJI 600 625 1,225 W D tng »7.852 8,590 11,442 4 900 [inta AmmMwd 525 iU4 80 M 166 faavtaa s ...buLoie 307 307 jiewGopeng IM 130 VBO v Tambaii IBS 166 ■Z mkm 350 825 p v un« Babra I^n
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    RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
    548 7 •Tan Feb Total M I 8,225 Qgsa 8,808 Alor Gajah 742 -11 ],353 Vu M« 1.603 3,050 Malay 61.978 58,932 1i5,910 Ayer Kuning 601 ek 3,c* 1,995 5,822 Ayer Panaa 1,867 Bakap 2,399 Balgownie 12,585 Batak Rabit t '9 4,959 Banteng 8,340 3,332 6,Batu Caves -^98 Bata
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    SHARES.
    643 7 RUBBER STERLING COMPANIES. Cap. Issue. Paid. Last Div. Buy»rs, Bb&UBI 85,000 2/ IThgiT Rubber Estates Ltd 4 9 5 5 150,000 2/- 2/- Aagto-Malay 75% int. 130 1 4 I<H 2'- I. Bataßfl M.tlaka 2 3 8 0 30,000 1 1 Hitu Caves 35% int. 15 10 0 10
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    RUBBER DOLLAR COMPANIES.
    220 7 750,000 5 5 AyerPi; 650 660 i- 000 1 1 AlorG. i: :bb«r Estate 180 190 150.000 1 1 Ayer Kuning .50 .60 500,000 10 10 man Rubber Estates ij 00 12.50 200,000 1 Baigownie tint 1 J 00 1116 \OOO 10 10 Changkat Serdang Estate Ltd...
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    EXCHANGE.
    52 7 (CoimicTiD up to Mar. 15 Bank 4 m wm demand PriTate credits 3m 6mi France, demand Bank... Mf >«*mant, demand 240 India, T. T, 174| kono, demand foKOHAMA, demand 114} Java, demand Bangkok, demand 66 SoYKRiiiGNe, B&nk Buying $8.(4 Bank of England Rate... Discount 3 months bi11... 2i% 6
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    PRODUCE.
    117 7 March 15. I Srambier M 8.75 Gram bier Cube No 1 m 14.50 Gkmbier Ouhe No. S M (oHUm. B'fen) Pepper, White (fair) Nutmagi(ll"te tie:* N'ntmegt (80 to tke IW. M m Maoe (Bane*) H BaUy Coffee (10$ Bla«k) Liberia! Coffee m m Tapioca, imall pearl (tair 4«aUM bob
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    MINES.
    236 7 $300,000 10 10 Belat Tin Mining Co Ltd 10^ int 5.30 I '.000 10 10 Bruang Limited 5.00 550 >0.000 10 10 Bruseh Hydraulic Tin M. Go Ltd 5.00 $400,000 10 10 Kanaboi Ltd 1.50 00.000 1 1 KintaTmMn^ 35% 17.00 18.00 $150,000 10 10 Kuantau Tin Mining Co
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    INDUSTRIALS.
    189 7 i rnA^A 110I 10 10 Eastern Smelting Co Ltd 10.00 norn $1,500,000 J lO 7 v CJontrib. 675 700 Q 000 10 10 Fraser and Neave Ltd 10% 38.00 40.00 i aaa n°° 10 Howarth Engine Ltd 5-4.00 H. 400.000 1(K) 1(X) m m 7% pref 9100 •iaaaaaa i
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      344 7 TO LET. TO LET Furnished House To Lei, Tanglin District, 1 bedrooms Tennis Court and flslblssg Bstry Ist May. Beat 1115. Apply H. L 00QOLUI A Co. Mat 16 TO BE LET. ■>' Telok BUngah from Ist April. Real Ma Apply to BODY- DAVIDS Mar 15 uc FLAT TO LET.
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      13 7 Woods' Great Peppermint Cure for all inter nal ornnolainte dysentry coughs colds Ac
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      998 7 VESSELS IN PORT. ir KJ*c *ad Tonii nommanderi \rrtved from Ft W-»» Monmouth Brit cruls. 9800 Power Mar 11 Saigon Penang 16 Kua: F.M.S. dredger 500 Nov 13 Koantan ertsin sea Mew Col. yacht 500 Murphy Jan 31 Penang Uncertain Brak Dut 3 0 nk Mar 1 Khio Uncertain Sperwer
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      78 7 WEATHER REPORT Date Bar Wind Temp Hum Skj Rain. H'konp X o ManiU X Huong 4p 2 Manila 4p Kandang Kerbau Hospital, Mar 14 1911. 9a m 3pm. 9pm Barom. 32 Fah. If I >0« 29 Temp. W| <0 Wet Bulb Tber. Dir. of Wind N E. Calm Max. Temp,
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    SINGAPORE AVIATION MEETING.
    967 8 TO-D S AT EVENT. PROGRAMME /ND MACHINES DESCRIBED. Em the greatest and most interesting of the mary pleasing attractions that 1 been arras^ it various limes for the entertainme: 9 i gtporeanp. is the series of aeroplane fights which will be made this evening, and which will
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    S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
    372 8 -TER DAY S PLAY A Class Single. M. J. Upcott v A X a' B Terre 1, unfinished. H. H. Wilson beat J. Robertson, w. o. B Class Singles. E. W. B. Fulcher leat G. A. Chancy B—6, 7-5. C Cl :.E. L R. Macphail
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    S. V. C. ORDERS.
    746 8 S. V. C. ORDER S By Lieut. Colonel G. A. Derrick Cornman dant, SVC. Singapore. Uth March, l'.'ll. B V. C. Govt: Gazette No 103. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to approve of the promotion of Major G. A Dsjniek, BifS> pore Volunteer Artillery, to the rank of
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    SHIPPING NOTES.
    462 8 Th- is undergoing repairs at TdDJ isjsj P A cate "i plsgue has bfen notified at Odessa. Ti w♦ r "Dongola" from Bjmbav I BSSJ quarantined at Sut zas it is suspected that there is a case of plague on board. A coolie while working on the steamer
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    THE AUSTRALIAN AND FAR EASTERN FLEETS.
    245 8 Admiral Kino Hall's Appoin In view of the formation of a Commonwealth fleet, says a sei vice paper, the selection of an officer <t I I Imiral G. s senioiity as Commander-in Chief of the Australia ti{ti%dron is of more than ordinary interest. Under
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    LATEST SHIPPING.
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