Straits Echo, 8 July 1905

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    36 1 Straits Echo i DAILV CHRONICLE 0I EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED IHALAV STATES, AND THE FAR EAST GENERAIIV VOIj» 3. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, SATURDAY, Bth JULY, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cents, No. 152
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    FIXTURES.
    46 1 o-i>.\ t 6t.h Day, t*Ui Moor. Entries P. C. C Lawn Tennis l-uii ii.nneij! close. S own B ind, Golf Club, 6 to 7 it. American Bioscope (Jo. King »Stie*a, 9 p.m. I <i-,M<iKK<m t til I tiv. t*t ii Alooli. Third Sunday after Trinity.
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    THE MOON.
    27 1 Hr»l quartet .July loth 12 46.8 a m. O luli Moon 16th 10.31 .7 F.M. bast «Quarter 24th 8.8.6 New Moon Aug. Ist 11.2.7 .v.ji.
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    HIGH WATER.
    48 1 For Week ending Pridav July I I i9n:, v >l. m. fiat ii May, Bth ...1.45 5.10 Sunday, 9th 5.35 b .VI itiliv, lOth ..6.25 6 50 Toes «lay, lltii 7.15 740 VeuiieH«ia». I2tii 8 05 B**o Timrsdav, |:>tii ..8.55 020 Friday, 14th ...0.45 10. 10.
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    MAILS DUE.
    14 1 China (Nubia) *Lii July. Gennau Print Heinrich i lltii Cliiuit Darmstadt) 12th
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    39 1 P. O. SAILINGS. Mail Service 1,11,1 u:i»- Home Ward*. Maiiu 'Jfj July Xu'-iia .> July. Benya! -V Any Simla JJ i.xira Service. >fTW Alii»* Home WARDS. auilui duty. I*dttit'tav If} July. Ceylon > 1 uy. Java -Ui For particulars see I’.tee
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    Church Services on Sunday.
    184 1 I'hiki, Sunday After Trinity. Sij (iKOiwi: hi HCH (Church of Kmrlaud— T :io a m.. Holy Communion. !S a.rn. Alatius w ithout Choir). *-4o a.iu. Choral Celebration of the Holv Communion, Ria.m. Service tor Chinese. It» a.iu. Service for Tamil* in Mission Chapei. o pin. Sunday
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    SHARES.
    233 1 Beiat lin Mining Co Ld. 7. -sellers Benui wah Uulil M iniugOo.. L*t. >lB 00 tellert Brieli Rubber tJvmiicate Ld. par Bruseh Hydraulic Tin Mining Co., ltd 4.00 buyer* j Duff Development Co. $lO.OO teller* Kramer *fc Neave, Jt<l sl<>o. —-bn yen George Town Dispenwirr $25. bnyert Howarlii Krskiiie,
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    Opium in Australia.
    1162 1 From the Customs Standpoint. Mu. LocETEb’s iKTARKsriNG F.V f 1 S *NO PIOURKS. Ifil remarks of Mr. Sun Johnson, published last wegk. made it clear that the Chinese merchants, in asking for the prohibition of opium, were not actuated by altruistic motives alone. The money spent by
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      74 1 Ainob.v, Ur. s.s. 1,167, Brown, t>th July, Singapore, 6t.li Julv. (feu., -K. G. Co. I Che an.; Chew, Br. s.s. 1,213, Lvous, Bth July, Singapore, 6tli July, Geu Bau Eng Jfc Co. I’kou, Br. s.s. 291, Covsli, Bt.li Julv, Acheem rth July, Geu—B. Ho. Hi'u. jA. Apcak, Br. s.s.
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      DEPARTURES.
      72 1 Btii Jul}. Vaientijn, tor Laugkat and Paugkuian Bnindaii. ton'/ Chay I u, for Gain Baura and Asaiiair Taw Tow/, for Laugkal. Aficar, for Singapore and Hougkoiig. Ban Whatt Soon for Deli. Be KorJc, for Deli. Lmuilioi, for Teluk Anson. Kintnu for Port Swettenhain, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. Malaya, for
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      IN PORT.
      67 1 W AiHObn, Be. s.s 1,167, Broun, run Jmv. Singapore, ot 1» July, Gen..- -k. G. Co Oh la No Chew, Br. ss. 1213, Lyons, nth July. Singapore. 6th Julv, Geu, Ban Eng A o. A. Apcar, Br. ss. 2.9 51, Kev, fit.ii July, Singapore. 6t.li Julv, Geii —A
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    EXPECTED.
    52 1 I' eiftzhs from 1 Ayentn Due l iil*ia SlIiiT pole A O AiJo. bfli Julv. S^inliia If;i uiluii'ir IVM.&Co. hui i\ ippoii Sl!f_';i pol e S'vACV 10l.ii l>euioii)i>iiii •Sinirn port* S. H &0o. lOMi C. A pear ;CaltHitta A. A, A.Co. I4tli muieili liomloit 3. 1 I. A Co.
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    SAILINGS.
    43 1 1 evenly in 1 1 A ijtidts Leave* N ubia Colombo C(i ACo. Stli Julv. S.tmbia Singapore tf MatCo. Nippon Colombo "i I) A Co. Mi lieniomomi Loudon S. li.&Co. loth 0. A pear Singapore X.A.A.Oo. 14th Bellied i Singapore S.B.&C'o. 15th
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    113 1 Foa i-'Uicurta i’c- A. Apcae, loth instant, 11 a. in. ami Madras Per Thomjwa, I**lll mstant, 1 p ut. l'raug Per Deli, 10th instant, i p.m. Port Swettenhaui and Malacca—Per 1 Cornelia, lOth instant, 1 p in. Deli—Per Cah-pso, lOtli instant, 2 p.m. Paugkoi and ’i'eiuk Anson—Per Canton.
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    Passengers.
    32 1 K-r Wa;iu»;-.i, from Siusapore il;,-. Mrs. Lawrie. Per Che-ugCUlW, i'loiu O- >;~ Ku»at*ll. iV:- A.. Api- tr, trom Hongkong Mr. ..lu* M>b. Li Piii. Idiii;, From Singapore f Mr. Liin So,, Keoiii».
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      64 1 EIFFEL TOWER. Highly Recommended, Tested by Municipal Engineer. h c Q z z uj K -j w A in o E 0 m 0 imxm Tiang Lee Co., t Sole Importers. WHITEAWAY’S Gi\e Good Value For Cash. ARE THE VERY BEST DUTCH CIGARS IN STOCK: “La Corona” at $32 per
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      71 1 STEARNS’ WINE makes good, red rich blood. Imparts youthful strength and vigour. A nutrient Tonic. STEARNS’ HEADACHE CURE, can bo obtained from all dispensaries (quickly by post). Never U, without the Genuine. OLDHAM HALL. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Healthful location, tow i o large plav-ground, strict discipline, daily study
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      13 1 m SPS 1\ tT> <> vkx 4 <&' ''*s!! x.V%\- y WHITEAWAY’S For Good Value.
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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    Items of Interest.
    688 2 The swiftest, river in the world is the Sutlej, which, in 180 miles, has a descent •jf 12,000 ft. 4 Workmen attending the |*m- in saltworks are never known to have cholera, small-pox, scarlet fever, >r influenza. Thr latest news from Kabul is to the effect, that.
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    How Siam’s King
    650 2 Honoured A Faithful Servant Mji. D. M. Sheriff of the Siamese Goveru- meat (Service has had a remarkably success- ful career. Born sixty-three years ago iu Penang lie first entered Public Service there 'ascletk ill the Registrar's Ofti-e of the Supreme (Join t. Some years later lie
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      101 2 TO LET. 1 Va.-it ,S| iv I. O For purl jciil.tr> upplv lo G« »1 mil RM ,-o Straits Hr!,; TO LET. PLhMiSLo No. :»41, D.ito Kramai ttoad, uilli a compound. formerly occupied bv (lie Celestial Ciuk o o Apply (o 8-d-Uo u e 182 :m, bench Street. TO LET.
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      182 2 WAXTBD VMJIINISHI'II) HOUSE iie;u town. ;it .i moderate ivutal. Apply to I*. |>. o Si mi ft 1 h'<‘ o. WANTED. Vl'KMIfdKAItV ASSISTANT. .Vluai vrij<> i good hand. Pitv Sl |x>r ilar Apply to VV. FUX. Hon. I Secret a n/. i -7-U-» 3:usrt t+<J Agricultural S/ioic. NOTICE. 1EY\ S
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      2434 2 \9 \W'l NOW ON SALE. A A'* Federal Auction Rooms. PHOTOS OT THE iSwimming Club Carnival. Important Land Sale. In riik Ai Arrau or the Estate »>i Late Datu Pang lima Kinta. I H t T71 V, f F&* Toilst $oap One whole set consisting of 20 photos, large or
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      1664 3 sV o 'S \s 'V IS. If. Co. .1111V Auk July AukKxpeclol Arrival* ami Departures. Mail Service. Outwards. j(j Malta connecting with o kh. Bengal 17 *.n. X iib'ii s.s. Macedonia s.s. Victoria Hi mala if a Homewards. 8 s.s. Nubia connecting with /rim «Ml > r -3*T JBB dM&frlUf*
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    The Straits Echo.
    103 4 i Justice artistic* ererybui; .audjasiioealoiie. Hudson. Established June Ist, 1903 Published daily (exespt Snndaj>.' AT THE CRITERION PRESS, Ltd.. No. *226—232. Beach Mrwi. Penang PRICE DULY LOCAL 9-i per u.iu '.ui OUTSTATIoX IV*tage l.xir:. MAIL EDITION (Pust Fro -515 CABLE ADDRESS: Echo—Penang.” i Telephone No. NOTICK DtUl
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  • Current Topics.
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      The Potemkine.
      275 4 I he very contradictory news received dav by day auent the prn- I gress of the naval mutiny in tin* Black Soa tend» to sii >\v tlmt matters mu>t iv very much worse in that quarter than |we are givei t*> understand. or 1l»o j Russians woui*l have
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      The Boycott.
      411 4 A Mr. Lau sends a very stinging article to the Canton Times on th** American boycott «juestion. The China Mail thinks tlmt 1 li«* article cannot l>ut [act as oil <*u a «lumbering tire. and will lentl to force into ttauie the latent ani- niosity. which apparently Ims
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    Penang Swimming Club.
    47 4 Water Polo. A match -Old Singaporeans r. llie Rest—will l»e plated to-morrow morning al the Swimming Club. Start of play 10 GO a.m. Members are reminded that entries for the 150 yards handicap race, to be held on Sunday the 16th iust. close tomorrow.
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    Tin.
    32 4 PvsiNu Lama Oi irui. t\ t. are courteously informed that ihe output from the above mine for hist month was 500 piculs of tin ore of an approximate value of £22,506.
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    Penang Horti-Agicultural Show, 1905.
    657 4 Thi Honorary Treasurer acknowledges with thanks the following subscriptions: i Amount previously acknowledged £5,095. Giugor Estate... 50. College M issious Ktrangers 20. Mr. tt. G. F. Buck land 10. llevd. J. Meneuvrier 10. Mr. H G. Sells 10. Ileah Sw€*e Lee 10. A. Hard ii in
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    American Bioscope Co.
    272 4 J'Adi night, the King Street Theatrical Hail was again packed to overflowing, among ihe occupan ts ot tiie reserved seats o iug some of Our Chinese millionaires and other well-known residents. There was a complete change of programme, the first part consisting entirely of scenes of the
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    Penang’s New Library.
    707 4 tin Man-about-Town lias been making a tour through the new wing of the Supreme Court, which is to i»e utilised as the Public Library, and ins impressions are not at all ill keeping with much of the favourable comment that we have heard fromnlhor sources on lino
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    The Judge and the Heat.
    341 4 IHt Asian tells a rather amusing 9 tun concerning a certain High Court J„d-e of Calcutta, who retired many years ago,” and prickly heat and a tco officious bearer It;. Lordship was a man of full habit md he felt the heat exceedingly and was
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    H. M. S. Dreadnought.
    649 4 Enoumous Stklnoth AND SHK KI 1 HIS battleship, which is to be laid down 1 Portsmout h Dockyard this vear, will receivo the name of the Dreadnought, Her tonnage, as already announced, will he 18.000 tons, or possibly 1H,500, which will m ike her the biggest
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      253 4 FINAL AWARDS AX THE St. LOUIS EXPOSITION. THE UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER RECEIVED THE ONLY GRAND P R IZE THAT WAS AWARDED. SOLE AGENTS: GUTHRIE Co., Ltd Ult PENfING. i*) KATZ BROTHERS, Lid.. P E N ft N G, I AVE JIiST RECEIVED NATURAL STERILIZED MILK Absolutely the finest ever imported into
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      RUSSIAN REVOLT.
      99 5 The Naval Mutiny. An Odessa Kiiniour. i SupiiFed by Renter. London. 7th July.—lt is rumoured at Odessa that the mutinous Russian battleship Potemkin* 1 ha* Iteen blow u up at Theodosia. Mutineers Still Afloat. boiniou, 81 July.—There is no truth in the report e*l blowing up of tin»
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      THE WAR.
      65 5 Peace Prospects Ihe Mikado's instructions. (Svppiled by Reuter.) Loudon, 7th July.— Reuter's Tokio eorrespondent wires that the Mikado, in his address to the Japanese Peace Plenipotentiaries, says: “If in consequence of tin. 1 conciliatory spirit of our op|s>uent hostilities could be elided, nothing would be more satisfactor**.” The
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      RUSSIA.
      32 5 I amine Threatened. (i Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, Htli July.- As tbe result of an extended drought, many of tbe northern, central and southern provinces of Russia are threatened with famine.
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      GERMANY.
      53 5 Socialism Not Wanted. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon. “tli July.—The Genuau Government las forbidden the I' rench Socialist Deputy, Al. James, to lecture iu llerliu upo the international duties of Socialists with reference to the war, on the ground that the German Social Democrats would utilize the occasion to advance
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      FRANCE.
      61 5 The Submarine Disas'er {Siijtjilit'tf by Itentei i Loudon. 7tli July.—The French papers state that the sunken French submarine has been raised by divers from a depth of forty teet of water and that her crew were found alive. The officials are silent on the subject. Loudon, Htli July.—The fate
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      THE ARMY.
      24 5 The Short Kifle. (Supplied by lieiilcf.) London, Bth July. An Army Artier just issued suspends the further manufacture of the short rifle.
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      CRICKET.
      29 5 County Matches. {tiiljiplir'i by Itcnter. London. Bth July. -Yorkshire has beaten Somerset by an innings and I4t* runs aud Kent has beaten Gloucester by au innings and lt>2
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      LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
      155 5 Malacca Railway Quest ton < lie ho Special. SingajKiie, Bth July.—At yesterday's meeting of the Legislative Council the motion for the sale of the Malacca Railway to the Federated Malay States Ka.ilways was passed, despite the arguments of the Hon. A. Huttenbuch. There was a breezy interchange of
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      OUR ROYAL GUESTS.
      764 5 A Novel Entertainment Supplied by Reuter. Londou, 7th July.—-Captain Ivanuraki. the Naval Attach*’ of the Japanese Legation, has entertained Prince and Prim-ess Arisugawa at a picturesque dinner at the Savoy. The courtyard of the famous restauraut was transforme*! for the o*-ra>ion into a miniature Japanese garden. The
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    CHINESE BOYCOTT OF AMERICAN TRADE.
    1067 5 t Fraui Ilf Literary Uiaeet A Chinese Roland for the American Oliver. These are the words used by the Brooklyn Eagle in commenting upon I the surprising and disturbing report that the Chinese merchants had determined to j Ixiycott Americau goods. The facts regard»jing this
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    Crocodile Fishing.
    474 5 The delights of the sport of Crocodile Fishing” are set out very pleasantly by Mr. George Maxwell in the June issue of Blackwood. The ornamental lake formed out of disused tiu mines in the pretty pubI lie garden at Taiping became llie home of ‘certainly one or inure
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    Rules for Soldiers Running Amok.
    461 5 Thk l?ovei iiinent of iudia have approved jof Iho following rules for dealing with j soldiers who run amok: —When an armed soldier British or Native has broken loose in the mauuer commonly l kuowu as ruuniug amok and is at large threatening or purposing
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    School of Medicine.
    748 5 'Vkiuno to the Straits Time, on the üboveaubjeet **Patella Ui.lias”bays:— in vlw of the,,ro.re,s„, Counci, of a Bill to nr,, •It- lor the establishment «f a School of Medicine at Smg it Wouj(] in preKt 1!1 K l’ ii nls guardians to know l- 11 ,5 to
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  • Obituary
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    66 5 OBITUAMk. Charles Stringer, Esq. (Echo Sp*>clah li**tnioii. 7tli J ill v.- -Mr. diaries •Stringer, a partner in Messrs. Paterson, Simons and Co. and lately a Member of the Legislative Council o 4 the Straits Settlements, died yesterday. Assistant Superintendent Hntheu. Singapore, 8th July—Assistant Superintendent of Police C. T. Wat hen.
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      9 5 WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW Co. Refund \uur Money 'if&oods Don’t Please.
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      8 5 Post Your Orders To WUITCAWAY, LAIDLAW ft Co.
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      7 5 Cop wXJv WHITEAWAY’S ADVERTISEMENT For New Goode-
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      126 5 Grand American Bioscope Company, Showing Scenes in the Great Russo-Japanese War and The World’s Greatest Scenes. King Street Theatrical Hall. PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT. 1. Delhi Durbar. 2. .Massacre at St. Petersburg 3. Execution of Coreans. 4. A Honeymoon Trip. 5. International Dances and Up-to-date Scenes in the War To-morrow, Sunday) Night,
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      326 5 To-day's Adv«rtbmeiik PFNANgIaLES ROOM. important AUCTION sale. ‘ihNT .1 ITH-J IiKOKIVKL 1 U Viii‘;t*d uiPUt of Ladies’ Millinery and Gents* Outfitting Goods, German Beer. Port Wine. Provisions, Enamelled W are, etc. 'VI LI, BK SOLI) in PUBLIC AUCTION A* 52, B ach Street. 0,1 Tuesday, Uth July, /U0.5, Vr 12
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      1375 6 Lim Su it Mo CHOP HENG MOH Co., 104, Beach Street, Penang. Importers of all kinds of European Cloth and General Commission Agents. Glo Khoo Buan Phuan CUul* Gim Seng Moh, 203, Main Road, Tuiping. iin Miners, Advancers and General Goods Store. 39c HONG BEE Co. DAVID BROWN Co., 4,
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      757 7 MASSEY HARRIS BICYCLES. (THE WORLD’S BEST BICYCLES.) r m r. >4. si /«ft > -f <* WM m m*. 1 iii.s illustrates the Uaoer <•)■ Lijghi KoudsL r. Mode! A. with liaised. Flat. <>i Dro] p< <i Handle Bar». A New Shipment of MASSEY-HARRIS It cycles, including fo ir CUSHION
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      824 8 WHMWAY, LAIDLAW Si CO., PEMIG EMIL ZOBEL. w utchmak er and «Jeweller», 4. BEACH <1 REFT, PENANG. LIPTON'S TEAS CASH DRAPERS. have just opened out a large stock of Children s Son Topees, 'WjjPy ZZ3S »/77» Vll >s> »MKi wbz %7s r: < Mi/* a l3l li A. o> ms*M
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