The Straits Times, 24 June 1901
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Title Section16 1901-06-24 1 The Straits Times. KSTI). OVER i A CENTURY. SINGAPORE. MONDAY. JUNE 24, 1901. XO. 20,5« l16 words
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Advertisement872 1901-06-24 1 NOTICBB. rpHK KOIiNEO COMPANY. I.IMIIED rE StM.Unl '.i/» Asnumar*. Norwich nnion Fire lnraiuos Soeiery. Atlas luawa Cnip—T (Fin.). Th. Kioit»hl. Jjf. t«mn Bo«i*y. 1 h. n,iß» Mut,,»l Stow !Javi»»ti«i Co-p»«7 Tbs TAHtssOuun Ue" B»* Oompaaj. For mrUotiUn of thne Coapaais*, W tbe hiX«».t ol THK BOWJKO COWFallT, LIMITKI). Agmt.. STEAMSHIP872 words
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Advertisement854 1901-06-24 1 STEAMSHIP ODMPANffii. I' OSINKLI.IKK I'AKKTVAART MAATBCHAPPIJ Under contract with tb« Netherlands India Government. Agmlt at Singapore: Bmr Aqlicy, Lite J. Dashdiu A Co., -'-3, Colltm Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. sn»mer From Expected Will be Deepatched for On Japarn BaUvia extra Jane SO Macanar, (direct) Palehleb, Soemalata, Auioerang,854 words
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Advertisement516 1901-06-24 1 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGA TiON COMPANY. LIMITED. W I'KNANG, RANG(X)N, A CALCUTTA OneoftheCompany'sstoaraarsisinteoded to le.ive Tnnjoni; Pagar Wbarf every week. Passengers and Cargo booked by tbe above steamers at through rate* to all ports in India and Ceylon, also to East African Ports, Mauritius, and London. TO MANILA. DIRECT, ILO516 words
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Advertisement602 1901-06-24 1 rpHE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE 1 FIRK INSURANCE COMPANY. Capital £3.1*7 N» Pafdup Capital «IS.7K) Reserve Fluid £1,0i5,680 The undersigned. Agent* (or the Coirpuny, are prepared to accept (Ire risks at current rale* of premium. BOUBTEAD Co, Agent*. rfi CHINA TRADBRB IN SOU! HOI COMPANY, LIMITED. Capital Bul»oribed ti.OOU,OOO. Amount Paid602 words
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Advertisement441 1901-06-24 1 INSURANCES. I/UMOX FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF PARIS. ESTABLISHED 1828. RESERVES AND TOTAL GUARANTEES £4,000,000. r pHE nndemgoert, agents (or tbe abort 1 company, are prepared to accept lire risks for long or short periods at current rate*. CASH SETTLEMENTS promptly made by tbe Agents in tiirgapore. 81/10 MOINE COMTE A441 words
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Advertisement719 1901-06-24 1 TJONGKONO AND SHANGHAI XX BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-T7P CAPITAL |10,O0O,r«W. RESERVE FUND.— Sterling RenerYe.IIO.OCO.OOO > o o ona n Silver Rewrve f S,')Oo/)00 •••'••.««.W»R raonunoiS."™ F -twnwa Corrr or Di&acrro**:— E. hiwu, E«o C«in>M«sHox. JJ Hn I kwn,. I lurnr Chaiemav. H. K Tomilira. It L. Bicbaedwk. K»j. A HAvrr, In719 words
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Advertisement330 1901-06-24 1 i NOTICES. ■■WAX BRH K WOSkh t» FABIR I'IVUM, tf. Bow tupplying building brick*. For particular!, apply to Chop KIM BIE, No. 24 )l.l»o»Slr.v! (iKRMAMA CEMENT really superior quality, sucoeufnlly wed in alniont every part of the for extenaire worka.iuch a« hydraun«truction«. fortittcationf, l.aildinm Solo Agent*: HOOGLANDT CO. ALS AT330 words
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Advertisement893 1901-06-24 1 CHAUBtRI AINS COCOH REMEDY Hot become famoMfor ill emu of COUOH XJLDrt CROUP WWinipincs COUOH IN.LUKNSSA Try it when Id seed. For »al- by all il.-alrr« in m-dlcine« everywhere, pri,^ cW- j, q,,,. eral Agents, The Disp-nMrr, Hingapere. Koil SALE KMPLOYMKXT.S TO LET- ANDjfERSONAJ^ [In Tim, 16 cent. line i893 words
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783 1901-06-24 2 The Straits Times. PRICK 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 24TH JUNE. It is very probably to the establishment of tbe Australian Commonwealth that we are indebted for the little diplomatic trouble which seems to he involved in the Xew Hebrides question that is brought up in Ileuter's despatches to-day. The New Hebrides783 words
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Article695 1901-06-24 2 Mk. Carnegie's lavish offer to the Universities of his native land is by no means an original benefaction as benefactions go in the I'nited States; and, though Scotch by birth and yearning no doubi, the great iron master and economist is withal essentially that most typical product of the Great695 words
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Article366 1901-06-24 2 Urn nu .lie Strati* Tumm called attention to the existence of a local market for baby girls, with the gratif.v'ii-; results that several Chinese interested in the traUic were arrested and convicted. Some of the babies otlered for sale, it may be remembered, were infants but a few months of366 words
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Article96 1901-06-24 2 Notice lias already been taken in these columns of the recent action of Government in rescinding the rules framed in l s -i>. in regard to the conversion of SW years' building leases to statutory pah We now understand that a petition is afoot for submission to Government, praying for96 words
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REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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44 1901-06-24 2 AMERICAN OPINION ON BRITISH TROOPS. London, Jiinr MM 1. In Ins report on the Boer War, the American military attache declares that the British troops wur* bra»e to fault. If they had been Ims brave. them would have been lewer faults and more victories.44 words
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Article27 1901-06-24 2 Im,AmMb%, Reuters coirespondtmt, wiring from Cradock, MalM that ten Midland RiHes were killed, four wounded, and 6ft captured in a recent action at Waterkloof27 words
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Article17 1901-06-24 2 MILITARY CiOVKKN'OK OK THE PHILIPPINES. General Chaflee h:i« been appointed Military (Governor of the Philippines17 words
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Article37 1901-06-24 2 NOTHING MORE ABOUT WATERKLOOF. Uav. Notliini; further in known alxmt the fißht at Waterkloof, except the casualties UUQIOUa ASSOCIATIONS 811.1. IN FRANCE. Ih( Krimch Senate h.is adopted the Religious Associations Bill in a MMr what amended form.37 words
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Article57 1901-06-24 2 KUAXCK HUm id STICK TO THK.M 8M Uiet The Krciu-li Consul-Uuaeral at -yd nry lias been interviewed on the ■(uextion nrliether Krance, after having taken >--i— .i.m of and colonised the Ni'.v Hebrides, m likely to retain Mm islands. The I'un-ul-lieiisral said that Kraneu would certainly object57 words
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Article26 1901-06-24 2 Thkrk will lie a general rommitt. i: meeiing of the &V. C. to-morrow, (I'uesriuy) at B U pin in the Drill Hall, in plain ulolhcs.26 words
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Article78 1901-06-24 2 Thi-it wan no play on .-.Uur.l.n lI KS FOR TO-DAY. I BMHOaP. Holloway acr. v. Kinsey 4. lieaucleik ."> v. I'aton 7. MXI HANDICAP. Tuinlin and Noon t) v. M.i. 1 I anil Williers o. 11KS FOX TO-MOUBUW. MM HANIIII Alv Mm and Kaeburn 4-78 words
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Article170 1901-06-24 2 Some interest has been aroused at PanaO| by the case of J. A. Solomon r. Kli.is Meyer (trading as Meyer Brothels) of Calcutta. The suit arose at Penanfi, but the Supreme Court there decided that it had no jurisdiction. Tbe Calcutta court bad jurisdiction and Mr. Solomon brought170 words
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Article358 1901-06-24 2 I tvll. SKKVK'E AMI LAW r s. 1 C. Thk final pam« in connection with the S. C. C cricket tournment was played on the Esplanade on Saturday afternoon between the Law and Civil Service and the S. C. C representatives. Tlio l.iw ami Civil Service eleven358 words
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Advertisement90 1901-06-24 2 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT^ POWELL ROBINSON'S ANNUAL CASH CLEARANCE SALE. TEN DAYS ONLY. Commencing- Monday, July Ist. A GENUINE SALE A GENUINE SALE A GENUINE SALE up ODD LENGTHS. REMNANTS ALSO Flannels Coatings Serges Tweeds Cheviots Angolas Helmets, Hats, and Caps AM) Straw Hats. Sale price from $1 each. SPLENDID VALUE. Ties90 words
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Advertisement974 1901-06-24 2 LATKT ADVERTISEMENT. FPASER ANEAVE'S AERATED WATERS RECOtiNIHEI> AS THK BEST IN THE EAST. I'uri'y and Excellence Guaranteed. Fraser Neave, Limited, SINGAPORE and PENANG. just tjisr :f» a. o k: ei id A New Shipment of ttie Celebrated WERNER PIANOS. INSPECTION INVITKI). THE ROBINSON PIANO CO., LTD. ;I3 KAFKLKS I'LACK Telephone974 words
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Advertisement12 1901-06-24 2 Ox 23rd ir»t.. the wife of F. P. KOHLHOIF. of a cl»U«ht.T.12 words
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Article11 1901-06-24 3 Tn« Dutch Government "learner l.untrr left eastward at |> m. on Saturday11 words
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Article22 1901-06-24 3 Thit in inllily m-nlal for I line will be played t m Bl the Sepoy Lines Golf Club .in Sum, lay next22 words
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Article13 1901-06-24 3 With 10-da> there is issued a supplement containing shipping nc»s BBS some ■MBJMMMMBi13 words
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Article18 1901-06-24 3 MM has it that Lieut I' L lumpen has resigned the Wing OHicership of the Malay States GuidcF.18 words
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Article24 1901-06-24 3 li i» lepurted al Bangkok that negotiations are in progress with a liM tv the King of Main MMBMBJ .t private residence in Java.24 words
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Article20 1901-06-24 3 Mk Hamilton has proceeded to liriiseh to take up his appointment as manager of the Bruseh Hydraulic Tin Mining Company.20 words
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Article21 1901-06-24 3 The shorthand classes at Raffles Institution recommence on Tuesday, .Inly I'nd, and not on July L.nd as was stated on Saturday.21 words
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Article23 1901-06-24 3 I hi. .iiimial BManJ mcctiM! ol the MOB Australian Qold Mining Company was fixed to be held at Brisbane on tbe L'Tth ultimo.23 words
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Article22 1901-06-24 3 The l'enaug,( ioll lull have just made irr.ingements for their spring meeting with six prizes. The (.'himpionship pri7e i- HI in value.22 words
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Article26 1901-06-24 3 Arrival." fiom laah tell ti. I'toHeer that the employes there are confident in the stihilitv of the mines, in spite of the expert judgment recently delivered26 words
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Article31 1901-06-24 3 Th« P. O. steamer Ilmya! with the mail from Europe of the 7th June, lafl Colombo a» 6 a.m. on Sunday, and is expected to arrive here at daylight on Saturday31 words
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Article31 1901-06-24 3 Thk Haln IM MjN that Bentong is fir^iM: h-ad. Loke Yew is getting tin out in hrge .jiiantities JSnivey to*, i~ more forward there th in in other parts al I'ahinj31 words
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Article29 1901-06-24 3 It is rumo'ired at Kua!i LIIUIUM, says the Malay MmU, that Mr. (iilbert Whyte has resigned the manager-hip of the Raab Mines, having obtained a better anointment in Australia.29 words
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Article33 1901-06-24 3 Thk bowling mitch be'tvei n tho Tanclin and Teutonia Cluh- -lud-d at theT.wtonia Club on Saturday, the Tanglin Club winning by 44n Th> Tcutonia < I;! MMI afterwards entertained the rival BM to supper.33 words
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Article45 1901-06-24 3 A Mr. II (I Bra (from U.n.ion) has been appointed shorthand writer in the Resident(.. mrals I Hfice, in 1111(1 Mon to Mr II Trc.-.irthen who resigned ■MM) little lime ago Mr. Evan- will take up his duties in the course of a few days.45 words
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Article44 1901-06-24 3 MrußtK* of the 8. V. A. who wi-h ti practise with a view to getting into the Warren Shield Team should draw rifles and put in as many BraatiMl as they can. Team shoots will as arrnnced shortly, as soon an a sufficient number44 words
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Article36 1901-06-24 3 Thk sMariaa trim..,., -1,,,. Ommmbmbl Samlincchi. ,-irriveil from Saigon this morning an.l anciiored in the roads after exehancing s dutes with Fart 'aiming. The l>;,,n<i is ot |v tons, ha« a crew afHa. carries 14 gunf,36 words
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Article49 1901-06-24 3 At the time when the «aaH fiailao at Kuala Lumpur aaj al it« height, the l«ike water waspumptd into 1 1. i Thousands of dollars have been spent with thai object, hut in the meantime the I^ke vi iter h I analysed and found to be unlit for eOMBMBtMI49 words
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Article50 1901-06-24 3 nMLBMMBM) ol the flailiaM lEifle Club will be held in the Town Hall on Thursday next at ."> p m Capt. Mullikei, RG A the (i.irri-on Adjutant will preside All members are asked to attend. Tm election of Boa > .mil Committee will take place and the MMM BMM will50 words
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Article51 1901-06-24 3 TU Baaf TtaaaMi Co havajart Maaai up a bulk oil trade with M. Ibourue aad Sydney The aiaaaai -teaincr is the Tmfitf, aUea IMcbari Albany. Waal Australia, on the i.">rli May Fm la* ao thai trip aaaLUO tons of nil ou Ixiard. Tba oUaupplyii ruinpeil into tank", which arc bolted51 words
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Article48 1901-06-24 3 Tm I'okyo I'olioe have iMMi DOtiAcatioa that eitiuot lnn-t not go aWa> «itii Lire let .iiitside the ■ilthiirown residences Any l*r»nn riohtjag this interdict will be punished for misdemeanour. The veto i" mmmM as a prcaii'iiui against I'l.iKue. matter whk-h is natutallv cnnsing umi li aMMBJ in Tikyn48 words
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Article58 1901-06-24 3 Xi ir ]4 af tlie amended ruh-s under the Crown Lands Ordinance of 1886 bar l*en amended by the (Governor The mii' mm taaas m Umi No land shall be granted to.«r,y aM ■MMBi whom the Criiwn has uny unsettled claim mi account of land in his aaßaaaMM arataaj (iaMcfaarad58 words
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Article65 1901-06-24 3 I h»: N VMSh i. muli Pott BaU with a i. mi riaMMßtof railway material in Port Anliur on the J"tli of April last, I 'in eiii.rcine from the canal lan to Kas Gatia in the OaH of Sui z Th.' \'.)t»egi»n salvage steamer I arnv.-d t i'..n BaU M65 words
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Article73 1901-06-24 3 Hitherto all home supplies for tlie American Army in the Philippines have bern forwarded I'roin San I'r.iiu i-.o by nionthK Army tnaapottl The Kdstern States nl the I in. fa I l.iiinii a wham in tni» prafltaU* lunness and M ban lh.it. "t.trtiiii; abaal IB* aMI af next month. Baa73 words
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Article113 1901-06-24 3 M* l.ipton. Limited, was sold to Ihf public tkrm has been M.-.nly Inline in tlie i n.iit> For 1 I*— ■< they amounted to fltl.tll. tor I'SHMiXO to fitia^Ofi, but the p.-iht twelve month" they bam Km to Cttt,7M Tm dividend of II percent paM f i the |m>i t»o113 words
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Article85 1901-06-24 3 It is said that a MMI of Urn iiiii of Kmpp, nith an ex|iert locomotive engineer, is shortly leaving there for India fur thi! purpose of studying the Indian railway sy to.m. The belief is expressed that the Krupp and other works might, in conjunction, do a great deal in85 words
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Article84 1901-06-24 3 It will interest many to learn that Mr Con an Doyle will presently contribute an important story to a London magazine in which the great Sherlock Holmes is the principal character. In America the play founded upon the career of the great detective has run for many months with enormous84 words
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Article102 1901-06-24 3 W D. and H. O Wills (Australia), Limited, is a new company with a capital or X2&O.IKK) in £H) shares, which will adopt and carry into effect an agreement for the acquisition of the business of tobacco growers, merchants and manufacturers, now and hitherto carried on under the style of102 words
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Article75 1901-06-24 3 Tut Hr-t M in Ml Warren Shield Football competition will he played to-morrow afternoon between teams representing the S. C. C. and No. 35 Coy R.A. A- both teams have been playing very consistently of late, an interesting game should be witnessed. Teams Billings. N Ban mm Ureen. Kobertsun, Ellerton.75 words
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Article134 1901-06-24 3 WUMMM have been made to let the N D, I. I I DM Pin from ISangkuk t > BMJMjNM in connection with the iioineuard and outward German Mail in tbe following:— manner. The Lhh will leave Bangkok every alternate Thursday to arrive at Singapore on Monday BjeiMMj the homeward boats134 words
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Article161 1901-06-24 3 Thk I tlius describes the nenalMM ol >ai|:on. the capital ol Cjchin-Cuuia: I'lir.-e times a week, at five o'clock in the afternoon, a -pl.-i.did military band plays in the public place, or square. There is a r. -ruil enclosure with comfortable ciiair-. Cm uhich a small charge is made. AU161 words
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Article32 1901-06-24 3 i'.i MM fcta. for Colombo-Mr Uadar For Hawaiian Haan Arthur II l:.iilt.-n. Lngan, C. K OaiallM. .lain.- Currn-. W. il. Uawson, Jno. Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Keith32 words
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Article81 1901-06-24 3 MNBh Mft Heep I As th» ,-h:.".| u vv F.lhir is off on the hilH Mnv, CaattoftM golf-ball it. way. Soon he'll come home and bring to th»'C A trophy tin- for his babe to tec. So bleep, baby, sleep Hai p. Baby, ».itf]. i yoe must cm81 words
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71 1901-06-24 3 S.C. RECREATION CLUB TENNIS TOURNAMENT. •l-'HIIAH I'LAV. A. SINGLES. OncTek Urn 1.-,) beat (Tin Mood Teck (scr)6-l, 4-6, ML -I i\". Ml ML <:. SIM.; 1 Xeu Ewe K i nig (scr beat Wee Tiang Ki-at 15) 6-1, K-0. l/ee Cliini Tv in (asr.)r. BaM Chin Kng(scr) M, 1 lII*71 words
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229 1901-06-24 3 BATHING FATALITY AT TANJONG KATONG. a vot sc. RUM MMBft A Ma occurrence took place at Tanjocg Katone yesterday altcrnoon, whilst a I•a r I of yuung MMWI wan Iwilimg. It mm tti.it Mr II B Wilson, of Messrs. (.nthri.- \> BMMW with HaHNI Spiniii, Curtis, and Laporto went iiitci229 words
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Article177 1901-06-24 3 It whs stated in the New York ilis■MM lately that a rumour was gainin: i reduce that the next great trust to be foimnd would be an insurance trust Says t'm San Francisco I'Aro-ni.-V: The actual facts stated in the MMMBI were I'trdly sufficient to justify such177 words
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Article222 1901-06-24 3 LORD ROBFKTS' PKI/.E KOH PRACTICAL SHOOTINC. The prize list of the forthcoming Bisley Meeting shows that the new prize, a silver cup, which has been given by Earl Roberts, will be shot for under military conditions of a very practical character. Tbe competiug teams (trom any cavulry222 words
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Article271 1901-06-24 3 JUBILEE THE HOLY YEAR. It may not be generally known that this year is what is termed by the ancient church the Holy Year, in other wor is Mi Jubilee Ye.r. ll _•!!:■> the now century. It will be remembered by readers of Billical Baton thatthe.lews held a jubilee every271 words
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Article428 1901-06-24 3 B:itana,Ju,,. I-' A \lk. successful Gymkhama was held ou the Club ground on Saturday aficrnoon the I'xh ins'ant, starting at 4p. in The programme opened with a rack-race, for which eleven entered, and which was won in treat stjh-by Mi. Macphcrson One gentleman who never got428 words
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Article74 1901-06-24 3 THE GERMANS AT SHANGHAI. Th* Beriin Pott, commenting on the am prise expressed by the London journals that 800 German troops are remaining in Shanghxi, announce.* smm-ntb'ci-ally that these troops will remain until the peace negotiations aie absolutely settled. French, Japanese, and Russian brigades will also remain. The Pott enquires74 words
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Article132 1901-06-24 3 Thf exciting times of last year did not help this company much, for although the gross income showed a large increase to £203,543, all the extra revenue was swallowed up in expenses, and the available balance amounts to £5,438, compared with i>.:H4 Actually the profits were smaller,Reuter - 132 words
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Article301 1901-06-24 3 HATI-I.NS AND I'LKLS t Th* following account of recent boat races at Mi inghai (lhat is, according to the Mm I'rtu) will be read with interest by rowiug men in Singapore— especially by those participating in him races of to-day and to-morrow. The programme, says the301 words
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Article290 1901-06-24 3 Qlite recently experts and MMMMI have called attention to the fact that the libre uf the pine-apple pos«esaes all the qualities to supply a very good ■MMJ MT Hax, and they rniiutaui even that tlie piue-apple pUnt, buth in its wild and cultivated state, yields a tbn which,290 words
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Article272 1901-06-24 3 ■MM by mowiuitoks. The Municipal Health Officer reports a serious outbreak of malarial fever among tlie coolies employed on the Kallang Extension Works. I'rior to the importation of a number of Punjabis from Assam in the beginning of March, malarial fever had been unknown among the Javanese employed272 words
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Article1087 1901-06-24 3 OIL DA.IUERS. At .-imrar.ua. some stir has heen caused by iii.- I Transport and Tradiug Company building large petroleum irservoirs iinar a running stream emptying into the harbour, Some nervous persons pointed out the danger of lightning striking the reservoir*, and the great riaks run should the reservoirs1,087 words
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Article18 1901-06-24 3 Tbi Governor, sn Kuala Lumpur report has it, intends to he present during the mobilisation of the Malay18 words
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Article817 1901-06-24 3 THE CURE FOR LUPUS. irFKcrs or intknsr i.h.ht. Everyone knows what lupus is that terrible disease which brings disn'gurrment and often death in its train, a consumption of the skin which, until lately, in. l balttml the effort* of medical science and most people am aware of the attempt now817 words
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Article150 1901-06-24 3 Monday, .'ltii .Irst. High Water. ».'i p.m. Moon. First Quarter. s^4 a,ra. 'lrt-ii.v. m JuitK. High Water. 4.-.'S am. 5.0 p.m. M. ou.n»rd mail due. Sundries Rale. Powell. 11. Foothill Cup Tie. Philharmonic Choir. UK 8. V. C. Committee Meeting. Drill Hall. 6.16. Wednesday, 26th Junk. High Waier. S.3H150 words
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Article575 1901-06-24 3 SlSciAPORR. 24TH JUKI!, l«0!. i'koih'ck. ■MB) I 9.7S Copra Pnli 7.KJ1 do Pontiinak 7.0(1 Pepper, Black buyer* do White. (V/) 46 00 Sago Flour Sarawak SOS do Brunei Xo 1 2 70 Pearl ..'ago S.flO Coffee, Bolt. 1K% I>««i4 S?flO Coffrw. Palemhitnc 1KT liaaia :'H no Coffee I.iberian No.575 words
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Advertisement29 1901-06-24 3 I'AINFI L IiIiEATHING and dangerously sounding cough, indicating congested lungs, is quickly relieved by taking Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, Kor sale by all dealers in Medicines, The Dspennry. Genoral Agont.29 words
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Advertisement42 1901-06-24 3 BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN During tho summer months children are subject to diaorder of the bowels, and should receive the most careful attention. As soon as any looseness of the bowels is noticed. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhea R»m»Hv itouid be |irt-a.42 words
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Advertisement118 1901-06-24 3 DONT SHOOT TOURBELF No doubt you often feel like it, hut after just a little delil*mtion decide you ***** afford to do it. But that thumping rackiug Headache j what can you do with it V Give it il« quietus by using Little's Oriental Balm. It acts like magic. It118 words
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Advertisement117 1901-06-24 3 INDIAN ENGINEERING. THK KKCOGMZED OKQAN OF THK ri'.OFESSION IN INDIA. WU\ punraaiad bona frde circulation. LIST OPEN TO INSPECTION. PAT. DOYLE C. E. CALCUTTA w*f ACETYLENE GAS! Tbe Ligbt or the Future Brilliant, Economic, Safe, Having been appointed Solo Agents for the Patent "AlTO" Generators, manufactured by The Wright Mid117 words
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Advertisement528 1901-06-24 3 NOTICES. NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES COMPANY U). GLASGOW. Manufacturers ol Dynamite. Gelignite, Gelatine Dynamite Blasting Gelatine, Detonators. ALL KIND! or Bafety Puses. Electro Blasting Apparatus. The above Explonven t \m\nq all manu faUvred in Great Britain, an *►.> /<, paw (A« AiyA tlnndard ,nf,t y nn 4 purity U$U impoted hy the528 words
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Miscellaneous65 1901-06-24 3 WKATHER REPORT. Kmn.la».i K^hnu Ho,,~in ggfrf Junt.tWl. 9a.m 3pm 9piii Slaliir^T Bar. .•J9H14JM.817-jd.Hno Temp. MSO 7:i W. B' hTh»r 7»0 "X'J 77 *13 Dir.oi Wiml s>v I ».w. Calm S~ Mai. Temp. ttJl Z c Mm... 74 0 £li Max. in Bun 1400 f*« Terr.rad 7J.1 i Rainfall .17 s*65 words
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Advertisement188 1901-06-24 4 NOTICES. "Tames watson co/s SCOTCH WHISKIES \RK THE BEST VALUE IN THK MAKKKI i FLA<; MLAND, 10 YEARS OLD. $12.00 PER CAM, DOTY EXTKA SIM I ALIA RECOMMENDED) y y SB.OO P*B CAIL, ODTT HTRA. OBTAINABLE KROM RETAIL DEALERS, OK McALISTER Co.-«l. urn McALISTER CO., SOLE AGENTS FOR JOSHUA BROTHERS'188 words
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Advertisement447 1901-06-24 4 NOTICES. MAINTAINS THE HIGHEST REPUTATION EVERYWHERE, Fortify \te System against Disease witii tlOlt-^ii-llQili "THh 3EST SECURITY FOR MKALTW." \_A_/ J"\ j JsA <^/- ES3£NoT" OR FLUID ~gXTR*CT ~OF RED >HM!lot sim-e 1829. ProTlO'i-M-M hv tha HMHUT MIQIUL AUTHOMTIU th» KM TORPID l-VER, DEBILITY, ERUPIUJAS, WEAK and LANGUID FEELINGS. And all447 words
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