Straits Echo, 22 July 1905

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    35 1 Straits Echo DAILY CHRONICLE 0E EVENTS, CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRAITS, THE FEDERATED MALAY STATES, AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. VOL. 3. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, SATURDAY, 22nd JULY, 1905. Single Copy, 10 cents No. 164
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    Domestic Occurrences.
    123 1 Births. Ob the 3rd July, at Shanghai, the wife of J. R. Harding, Imperial Maritime Customs, of a son. On the loth July, at Medan (Deli), the wife of Mr. H. Roder. of a girl. Marriages. On the Ist July, 1905. at Holy Trinity Cathedral. Shanghai, by the
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    FIXTURES.
    39 1 To-I>at 20ill Day, 6th Moon, i own Halid. Golf Club, 6 to 7 p.m. American Bioscope Co., King Street, 0 p.m O-.MOItItOW 21st Day, tit ii Moon Fifth Sunday after Trinity. American Bioscope Co., King Street, 0 p.m
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    HIGH WATER.
    44 1 For Week ending Friday. July 2K. 19u5 AM PM. Sat m'day, 22ud ...4. 425 Sii'iouv. 2brd ...4.50 5 15 Moiidav, 24tb ...5 40 0 05 Tuesiiav, 25th 6.30 ti 55 Wednesday. 20th 7.20 7 45 Tbnrsdav, 27th ...8.10 <''.3s Kridav, 28th ‘.25
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    THE MOON.
    25 1 f Last ijiiart**t Juiv 'J4tit 8.8.6 p.m O lst 11.2.7 a.m First (Quarter 8;h 5165 a m J l*ub .VI 15t1110.81 4 A.M
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    MAILS DUE.
    11 1 China (Simla) 21st Juiv German (P. E. Friedrich 25th
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    P. & O. SAILINGS.
    39 1 P. O. SAILINGS. Mail Service. Outwards. Homewards. Bengal 3 Aug. Chusan n Aug Nubia 17 Connandel 19 i.xir:i service. Outwards. Homewards. C(indin 25 Jul I/. Java .'JO Jnig. Ceylon 7 Aug. Formosa 13 Aug. For Darlicuiars .t>ee Page 8.
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    SHARES.
    224 1 BelatTin Miniug Co., Ld. S 7.— seller* Kersawah Gold M ining Co., 1*1. 13 00 sell» rs Brieh Rubber Syndicate Ld. par —buyers Bruseh Hydraulic Tiu Minim: Co.. Ld 4.00 buyers Duff IVvelopmeut Co. $10.00 sellers Fraser Neave, Ld $l00. —sales George Town Dispensary 25.— buyers Howartii lirskine. Ld.
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    Naval Battle in the Sea of Japan.
    1176 1 CAPTAIN ITo’s LECTURE ON THE HATTI E. At a meeting of the Toiio Kyokai, held at the Fujiu/iken, Captain Ito delivered a lecture on the recent battle in the Sea of Japan. The speaker first stated that though Japan had assumed a-Missive part
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  • Shipping.
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      ARRIVALS.
      87 1 Cant >n, Br. s.s. 105, Meticau, 22nd July, Teluk Anson, 2Dt July, Gen., —Ah Hiug. Jin Ho, Jir. s.s. 110, llastrup, 22nd July, Langkat, 21st July, Gen., —Quali Beng Kt-e. Glaucus, Br. s.s. 8.590, Baker, 21st July, Yokohama, 26tli June, Geu„ —W. M. A. Co. •Simla, Br. s.s. 5,884.
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      DEPARTURES
      50 1 22ud July. Teesta, for Negapafani and Madras. lie Koch, for l)eli. Deli tor Trans.’. Taw Tong, for Port Swettenhaiu. Pegu, for Edie. T. Semawe, Segli, Olehleh and Sabaiig. Langkat, for Teluk Anson. Calypso, for Deli. Malaya, for Deli. Selangor. Port. Swetteulnnain, Port Dickson, Malacca and Singapore. Taroba, for Singapore.
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      IN PORT.
      32 1 Canton, Br. s.s. 105, Mericau, 22ud July, Teluk Anson, 21st July, Geu., —Ah Hiug. Jin Ho, Br. s.s. 110, Hast rup, 22ud July, Cangkat, 21st July, Geu., —tjuah Beng h'ee.
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      EXPECTED.
      66 1 Vessel* r r i inn Aijenlg Due Lightuiug Singapore A.A.Ad'o. ,24th .Tiilv H.raCo. i27th Thougwti Madras Scandia Hamburg B.M.&Co. 27th Merioneth- j jdiire London B.&Co. 27th A. A pear Calcutta A.A. A.(Jo, 28th H vfoii Singa pore W.M.&Co. 29tfc J it Vil Singapore B.&o. 30th Jencleuccn Loudon S.B ACo.
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      SAILINGS.
      78 1 Vestel* For Aijeufs Leaves Lightning j Ctlll* llttil A. A. A.Co. 24th July 'amlia Singapore P.&O. 25th y lenrov Singapore L A Co. 25th Thougwa (Singapore H.L.ACo. 27th Scant! ia jSingapore L.M.&Co. 27th A pea: Meri. i> h(Singapore A.A A.Co. 28th shire Singapore L.&Co. 28 th Hv on (Liverpool
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      MAILS CLOSE.
      70 1 Kok Langkal -Per Jin 110, 24th instant, 1 p.m. Tougkah—Per Rotorua, 24th instant, p.m. Port Swettenhani Per Alary Amun, 24th instant, 1 p.m. Asahan and Btu Bahra Per 11. Halewyn, 24th instant, 1 p in. Pangkor and Teiuk Anson—Per Canton, 21th instant, 2 p.m. Singapore, China Japan—Per Marhaon,
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      Passengers.
      59 1 Per Teesta, from Singapore Hon. <». S. .Murray, Meeara. H. Ahrauis, A. Kidd. ,1. B. Tate, Tan 800 Biat, Seali Cheng Jo>. S. 11. (Juan, A. Johnson, S. Allchau, B. Martin and C Mydin. Per Simla, from Singapore Messrs Zedie, Plumpton, H. A. Low, Mrs. Dalian, and Mr. and
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      63 1 eiffeltower. H'J?hly Recommended. Vested by Municipal Engineer. h Q 2: 2 -j hU AGFiUCit Tiang: Lee Co., i Sole Importers. 95 THE CELEBRATED s. B. Co. square face Gin in red cases. Sandilands, Buttery Co. See WHITEAVVAY’S ADVERTISEMENT Do not miss it! See WHITEAWAY’S ADVERTISEMENT Do not miss it.! ARE
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  • Page 1 Miscellaneous
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      30 1 WEATHER The following report is kiudiv supplied by the Sit'iiiii Director of F<»rt Cornwallis 1 he rainfall dunuo the 2t hours ended at 9 a.m. to-dav was 0 28 iuches.
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  • Obituary
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    41 1 Deaths. On the 3rd of July, at Mohkanshan, Doris Rawlinson. infant daughter of Frank and Carrie Th- Rawlinson. aged one year and nine days. At the Peak Hospital. 11th instant, at 3-30 p.m„ Peter Lawson, of the Chartered Bank, aged 26.
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    Items of Interest.
    934 2 According to the Shogio Shitnpo, eight million yen worth of Cardiff coal is stacked at Sasebo. Part of the immense supply has been purchased but the greater part represents captures from the enemy. The authorities are not a little perplexed how to deal with it. Mrs. Richardson,
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    PERAK TURF CLUB. PROPOSED PROGRAMME.
    690 2 15ih, 17til and 19th August, 1905. TAIPING RACES, 1905 F RST DAY. I5ih August, Tuesday. 1 —The Maiden Plate Value §100; for maiden hors»'»; weight per scale 10 stone; Ex-Griffins impelled at. price not exceeding §400 allowed 7 lbs. Entrance §15 1 mile 2. —The
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      595 2 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. 4 PI*LICATIONS are invite»! for the appointment of Engine Driver (oi Magazine-station Steam Fire Engine at a salary of 828.00 per month with free 11 Applications to be addressed to the nudersigned and marked at top of the left hand side of envelope Engine Driver will be receive»!
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      679 2 A at rm g at ra j Bouquet. Natural B X ;i n oijqn o lea rr 13 I# ..4 'S' A SOAP FOR THE SV5QST DELICATE COhriPLEXiON Dr ANDREW WILSON ih« *»!l known Scientist '«J* "PLANTOL IS AN IDEAL SOAP. for SA-LES i 4 SECOND-HAND Royal Prounss j\_ Bicvcle
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      199 2 Penang Turf Club; AUTUMN MEETING, 1905 ADMISSION to Grand Stand by Tickets only. Tickets for Grand Stand can be obtained at the Secretary’ Office, or at the Gate. These Tickets are only sold subject to the right of the Committee to return the money at any time to the Holder
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      387 2 NOTICE A GENERAL MEETING of Members of the Club will lie held at the Perak Club, Taiping, at G p.in. on Saturday, the 8th July, to pass a programme for the ensuing Race Meeting to lie held on the loth, 17th and 19lh August, 407 Hony. Sery., P.. C. T.
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      1895 3 TAB S. N. Co. INTENDED SAILINGS. INTENDED SAILINCS. British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd. For Expected, Arrivals and Departures. Mail Service. Outwards. Au«\ 3 a.». Bengal connecting with s.s. Victoria 175.8 .Nubia do s.s. Himalaya Homewards. July 22 «8. Simla connecting with s.s. Marmora Aug. 5 s.s. Chusan do 8.8.
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    The Straits Echo.
    103 4 Justice satisfies everybody, and justicealonc.—Kwmtxoh Established June Ist, 1903. l*ubli*hed daily (except Sundays.) AT THE CRITERION PRESS, Ltd.. No. 226—262, Beach Street, Penang. PRICK: DAILY LOCAL #-‘4 per annum OUTST.YTIOX Postage Ex’ra. MAIL EDITION (Post Free) #l5 CABLE ADDRESS: Hcho —Penang.” Telephone No. 188. NOTICE During the
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  • Current Topics.
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      Quenes Again!
      78 4 The Empress Dowager has been greatly oft'emleil by the receipt of a memorial from Prince filing advising that all military officials ami civil officials above the third degree should be ordered to cut oft’ their queues and dress in European style, says a Chinese paper. The Empress Dowager
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      Chinese Labour in Samoa.
      178 4 Mr. T. TrooJ. British Acting Vice Consul at Apia, in his report for a wi iiCO r I (I year.- ago the Deutsche Samoa Gi-sell-scliatt. an important Uerniun company, imported nearly 300 Chinese labourers, who have given entire satisfaction to their employers. The cost, including their
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      A Good Hint.
      158 4 A very good hint is. given us in the following clipping from .Sport ami Gossip, published in Shanghai We ca limit deny it, the Germans are more enterprising than we are. They take more pains to fulfil local requirements, and their young men are always helped along
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      The Boycott.
      984 4 Europeans in China know, in a general way, so the China Mail points out. that the Chinese exercise considerable control over one another, and. within certain radii, not appearing often well defined to the. foreigner, wield authority iu various wa vs without interference on tlie part of the
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    Horti-Agricultural Show, 1905.
    59 4 Thb Honorary Treasurer acknowledges with thanks tlie following subscriptions Amount previously acknowledged $5,460. Mr. H. H. Hudson 25. T. Gawthorne 25. PR Borger 10 A. D. Neubronner 10.— E. Slienton 10.— W. R. Swan 10 John Jjamb 5. E. A. B. Browu 5. T. N. Symons 5.
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    Admiral Nebogatoff.
    266 4 Tsak Refuses Ijk,ve to Return. The Maiuichi has received the following telegram from its correspondent at. Ujiua :—On the evening of June 00, RearAdmiral Nebogatoff and over sixty other Russian officers who surrendered at the Battle of the Japan S*a were removed to the prisoners’ quarters at Niuoshima.
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    Hockey.
    577 4 Jockeys v. Hunt Club Tut i.nity <.f a liockev match in Penang is in itself sufficient to cause both enthusiasts in this branch of sport and those on i curiosity lient to turn up at the Esplanade iu force on occasions when a game j* announced. This was iu
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    PENANG ASSIZES.
    437 4 (Before the Hon. W. W. Fuller, Puisne Judge, and a Jury.) Alleged Gang Robbery. A quartette of Chinese, Ka Seng, Tau Ban Chong, Tau Hong Kay and Oug Kim Lioug, were placed on trial at, the afternoon sitting of the Assizes, in the Supreme Court, yesterday, on a
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    The Late Mr. Cumming.
    262 4 Ou Thursday morning the funeral took place of 31 r. A. Cumilling, of Messrs. McAlister and Co., who died on Wednesday at Singapore suddenly from heart failure. There was a very large attendance of the deceased gentleman's friends and acquaintances. The cortege left the town at
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    Saghalicn.
    235 4 I A Plica kok its Oo u pation. In view of the operations uow proceeding, the following is interesting: The Jiji, which regards the time as opportune for the occupation of Saghalieu, gives the following reasons for promptly putting that step into execution. The occupation of the island will,
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  • TELEGRAMS.
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      The War.
      128 5 Iberia. Japanese active around Vladivostok. (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 22ml July.—Japanese warships are becoming increasingly active on the Siberian coast having appeared at Pachkeviteli Hay, to the South of Vladivostok, Korniloff Bay and Alina Bav al the mouth of tlie Amur River. The Ja|ianese cruisers are bombarding the
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      Russian Revolt.
      44 5 Constitution Discussed (Supplied by Reuter.) Loudon, 21st July.—The Zemstvo Congress at Moscow has held a lengthy discussion upon the subject of a model Constitution for Russia. No Confirmation (He ho Special) Berlin, 21st July.—The reported attempted assassination of M. Poliedonotsef is uneontinned.
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      Parliament.
      270 5 Government Defeated. (Supplied by Renter.) Loudon, 21st Juiy.—During a debate on Committee of Supply in the House of Commons, Mr. .John Redmond protested against the way in which the Irish Land Act had been administered and moved a reduction of the Laud Commission vote. His motion was carried by
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      Germany.
      22 5 The Kaiser s Clemency. (Echo Special.) Berlin, 21st July.—On thtf recommendation ot' Prince von Bnelow the Kaisei has pardoned Carl Peters.
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      Moroccan Question.
      24 5 Progress Reported. (Echo Special Berlin, 21st July.—The exchange ot' opinions between Great Britain and Prance on the Moroccan question is progressing favourably.
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      Macedonia.
      37 5 Finances to be Controlled. (Echo Special».) Berlin, 21st July. —The Powers are formulating a scheme for the International control of the finances of Macedonia» which will be assumed e\eu it Ihe Porte dissents from the proposal.
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      The Wheat Trade.
      27 5 A New Steamship Line, (Echo Special.) Berlin. 21st July.—A direct steamship line from Buenos Aires to .Lspaii lias been opened for the wheat trade.
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      India.
      38 5 A New Loan He ho S pee ini.) Simla, 22nd July.—It is announced that a loan ot ten million rupees at tlnee and a half per cent, will be issued tor the public services, including army reform.
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      H. E. the Governor.
      82 5 H. E the Governor. A Visit to Sungei Besi. (Eclat Special.) Sungei Besi, 21st July.—His Excellency tlie Governor, Sir John Anderson, in company wiGi Sir William T. I'avlor, Resident General, F. M. S.. Mr. H. Conway Belfield, Resident of Selangor, Mr. Oliver Marks, Private Secretary, and Captain Stoekley, A.D.C., to-day
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      Singapore.
      20 5 The Electric Tramways Echo Special.) Singapore, 22ml July.—-The Singapore Electric Tramways will be opened for passenger traffic on Monday.
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      Celebes.
      31 5 Butch Troops Land. Echo Special.) Suur^ljuyu /I 1 lux troops have effected a landing at Cape Patrio in Celebes and are inarching northwards. The landing was effected on Thursday last.
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      The English Turf.
      29 5 The Eclipse Stakes. {Supplied by Renter.) London, 22nd July.—The result of I be Eclipse Stakes is as follows Vul D Or (1). Cicero (2), Llaugiblv (d).
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      Cricket
      16 5 (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 22ud July.—Derbvshiie has beaten Northampton by an innings and titty runs.
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    A New Industry.
    169 5 The growth ot an industry so far peculiar to Port Dickson is worth recording, writes Mr. It. B. Ellert on. At the latter end of IUO3 it was suggested bv the writer to some Malays experienced in the manufacture of baskets from the paudan and meugkuaug pa
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    A Leather Substitute.
    182 5 It is worth noting that rubber is being used in a composition that is to take the place of leather. According to the Italia Ra ter World an accession to ranks of substances which lay claim to tie substitutes for leather at a reduced cost is to
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    Lawn Tennis.
    146 5 Chickkt Ci.ub's TVurnamknt. The following ties have lieeu arranged for Monday, the 2fill iust: Profe uonul Pain. M. H. Graham aud C. Bradberv vs. A. S. Anthony and A. F. G. Anderson Siiajle Haiulicap, Clues B. T. P. Nailer r». W. 11. Munro Wk UN BSD AT, THK
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    Police Court Jottings.
    393 5 For some considerable time past some ground at the rear of Nirvana," a wellknown residence in McAlister Road, has l>een the scene of nightly orgies on the part of an encampment of Kliugs of both sexes, much to the detriment of the peace of the neighbourhood. Blit
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    The Adoption Case.
    125 5 About three weeks or so ago t.he’e appeared in the columns of the Straits Times (lie history of a case in which Mr. L. Perreau, according to his own statement, lead become the dupe of a rather clever and well-known individual named Salem. The case attracted considerable
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    'Ware 20 Cent Pieces.
    166 5 Dal» 20 cent pieces are in circulation, but they are so very bad in appearance that it is impossible for even tlit* most unsophisticated Chiuese stranger to l»e in i>ossessioti of one and to deliver it to another without at least suspecting that he was doing
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    An Impromptu Entertainment.
    295 5 A svkonu counter-attraction to IIid plaviug of the Baud, the lawn-tenuis tournament, and tlie hockey match was served tip on tne Esplanade yesterday evening hv a stray bullock which supplied an uurehearsed piece in three acts. Jn the first act, the curtain was raised on the animal
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    His Excellency's Tour.
    660 5 Installation or Chiefs at Tam pin. Sekk-.iban, July Hi:- His Excellency the Governor, accompanied l>y Miss Audersou, Capt. Stock ley and Mr. Oliver Marks, left Singapore by the Seaniew j in the evening of Saturday, and after a pleas- i ant passage arrived oft Malacca in the
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      569 5 notice, Great Success! \N and after this date, all small To-Night’ To Nicfht!! advertisements intended for Bnt To- Night 11 insertion in the Suaits Echo must he paid tor in advance. c Another lim sKNti iiooi. Special Programme. I Director. /V e p //ms yv ew i <!m ln< nu
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      1495 6 Lim Sun Mo CHOP HENG IVIOJHL Sc Co. 164, Beach Street, Penang. Importers of all kinds of European Cloth and General Commission Agents. 610 DAVID BROWN Co., 4, Logan'* Building*. Estate Agents Auditors. Undertake Sales l*y Auction or Private lender of House and Land Property and Stock, Agents, Yarrow Hill
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      649 7 OLDHAM HALL. A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Healthful location, food the best, large play-ground, strict d iscipline, daily study classes under personal supervision of the Principal. SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ENGLISH, Address PRINCIPAL ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL, 13-4-0:> 3t,ins a wk 94c Singapore NEW MUSIC JUST RECEIVED. CHIN JOO CO., Have just received
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      884 8 BELOW MANUFACTURERS' PRICES. ANOTHER ITEM OF VALUE WHICH WILL BK OFFERED AT WHITEAWAT’S ON MONDAY, 31st INSTANT. 27-INCH TUSSARET, A MATERIAL WHICH CLOSELY RESEMBLES SILK. SUITABLE FOR LADIES’ BLOUSES, ETC., SALE PRICE 1C CENTS PER YARD. The for IDEAL m Office use MACHINE. M being built uu principles comprising Great
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