The Straits Times, 26 November 1902
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Title Section13 1902-11-26 1 The Straits Times. NO. 30,991. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1902. PRICE 15 CENTS.13 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement675 1902-11-26 1 NOTICES. ffhc Straits Jimes. ADVERTISING RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Al>\ KKTISK.MKNTS 'PHK tyi'<- MOd a> ii -.t.in.Ur.l Im «ttin^ 1 riiwlbiwoniltl h similar to tin-, unlehh ;he ini-lrurtiiiii i- to "display" tin- a<lvem-c menl. wlicn an cllcc live style ">t type, used in the |)H|>er, will be adopted. The standard675 words
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Advertisement669 1902-11-26 1 NOTICES NOTICE. RACING STABLE HWOOL is prepart d to undertake the training of race horses and griffins he will shortly open new premises which will be complete and thoroughly up to date. At present he has temporary accornodation. Commissions undertaken for the purchase of racehorses and polo ponies. Agents in669 words
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Advertisement739 1902-11-26 1 NOTICES. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. 4 N examination of andidates lor ai! i! >-ii>n to t he Government Clerica (Service will be held in the Council Ohamlier at 10 a.m. on Thursday the 27th November. 1902. Intending candidates should forward tht-ir applications together with copies of their Alt {Standard Certificates to the739 words
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Advertisement157 1902-11-26 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. ROBINSON Co. dear's Jlnnual 19C2. COItTTIEITTS Merrichild's Million" AN OLD FASHIONED ROMANCE R. E. Francillon. AND FOUR PRESENTATION PLATES VIZ "A BREEZY DAY" "IMPUDENT HUSSIES" "SPRING BLOSSOMS "THE FERRY" Price 50 Cents Nett. nly a limited number in stock. ROBINSON &COMPANY. 26/11 Katz Brothers LIMITED. Great Show of157 words
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Advertisement597 1902-11-26 1 i Keep Quiet Tin- remedy is equall; raliiahk f»r NOTICE TS hereby given thai the laterett .m X responsibility in < hop Swee (ivan Tapioca Merchants, Malacca, ceased from the Ist November, IHO2. SAM KEE* 00. WAN KM A 00. No. 90, Boat Qua\ Singapore, I'lst Nov.. jm I*; I597 words
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Article2110 1902-11-26 2 (From our iSprriat I 'orr^poiulfuf.) Since my last letter the great event of the week was the arrival at Hanoi, on the .<rd of November, of M. Beau, Governor-General of Indo-China. He left Saigon on the 29th October, on board the gun-boat Kermint, and after calling at2,110 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement141 1902-11-26 2 NOTICES. fX W t' SPECIAL UUn Vllie S OLD SCOTCH Whiskey. $11.50 Per case. 5 per cent off for cash. DUTY EXTRA **P\ DUNVILLf I I if S 'lie? L^ J m w. A f. 21-1 f^ Tf "> most Refreshing Drink in Singapore I "montserrat; Im Lime-Fruit Juice jAJk141 words
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Advertisement332 1902-11-26 2 NOTICES. "DSTASBTJ'ST" Boiler Covering. I'ARTICULAKS FROM BORNEO CO. LTD. w<&B Singapore. 4 JEFFREY'S EDINBURGH STOUT. r^m A special, light brew for the tropics. Highly recommended Price 513.50 per case of 7 doz I pints. Of all dealers t BORNEO CO., LTD., ■'jA Sole Agents. BRITISH LA^ER BEER. BREWED BY in:"332 words
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Advertisement306 1902-11-26 2 NOTICES. gTANDARD J^IFE QFFICE. pays upwards of Half-a-Million Pounds Sterling per Annum in Death Claims. Its Funds, yearly increasing, exceed Eight Millions and a Half Sterling, and have increased over 40 per cent, in tbe last 15 yean. The Business is conducted with Eoonomy, the premiums are moderate, and the306 words
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Article1595 1902-11-26 3 1.0r.1 Raasfcar) mUtmai MM) people .a Edinburgh under I In- MHpieH "t tin- Kast Scotland Kilkt.il la-huiii'. lie approved of the idea of v cani|mij.'u ajjmnst thr <;<>veniiiient, but warned the Lllmtml parly of tin- him •••--it y of xhowing a Hensi^ of Imperial renpoßftibtlitiea. He ai-kiiowlnl-ri-il tlio1,595 words
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Article154 1902-11-26 3 A National Peril. I Mrs. Carrie Nation. Urn il.nm smasher, has started a crusade n^niiist tobacco.] Mr-. Nation, tM you hankered To administer blow To tbe alcholic tankard, And to i-nifli tbe bowl.- that How. I approved the huppy notion, Watched your efforts with deli^lu. M v atl'i 1154 words
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Article302 1902-11-26 3 For Singapore. Per P. O. s. s. Himalaya, connecting nt Colombo with the steamer Valetta from London Oct. 31. due 80th Nov.— Mr. D. Simpson, Mr. A. G. Moudy, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, .Messrs. F. Maitland, F. Anderson, W. Pratt, W.302 words
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Article22 1902-11-26 3 Uolly, aged rive, regarding a neighbour* bird with i-onuuUeratioii i Look at that poor dear canary, left all alone in nanilary condition22 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement642 1902-11-26 3 BANKS. HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND.— Sterling Reserve_|lo,ooo,ooo\ .U. U Viaaa Silver Reserve....! 4.750,000/ l4 SOIWW RESERVE LIABILITY OF! lnillg ,nnn PROPRIETORS lw > l ow Court ok Directors. Hon. R. Shewan,— Chairman. A. J. Havmosu, Esq.— Deputy Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson |H. Schubart,642 words
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Advertisement694 1902-11-26 3 NOTICES. WANTED? f~\l. Xi; K. with knowledge of timber, and \J general office work. Applications to l>e sent to v.c. D O. c/o Straits Time*. wanted" OM ART CHINKBE CLERK, able to keep kj stock and dispense. Apply, at once, per letter with references to v.c. CHEMIfcT" e/o Strait* Time*.694 words
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Advertisement629 1902-11-26 3 NOTICES. H. L. COGHLAN 9 CO. Auctioneers. Estate AgenU, and Valuar*. Auditors, Commission Agents, and General Brokers. Insurance Agents (Fire, Life and Marine.) Fire Loss Assessors. Manufacturers' Representatives. $-M<XQ AVAILABLE FOR MORTGAGE. THE undersigned have in hand several sums of n.oney to the above amount, which may be advanced on629 words
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Advertisement547 1902-11-26 3 SHIPPING. INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. THE Company's steamer SAM SAM, 4.034 tons, Captain Payne, having left Hongkong on the 21st inst.. may be expected to arrive here on or al>out the S7th idem, and will have prompt despntrh fur the above ports. For freight or547 words
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479 1902-11-26 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 26th NOVEMBER. The telegram announcing the decline of the British seaman that Reuter sends us to-day will create no feeling* of mute amazement among those who have watched the trend of the mercantile m iriui! for any time back. Even a casual peni9al479 words
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Article297 1902-11-26 4 A Ckylosksk writes complaining of the accommodation in the General Hospital atKuala Lumpur, and hisgrievance appears to be that Europeans and Eurasians receive treatment there which is different from and superior to that accorded to the Asiatics. He enquires Is it not a deplorable thing that such racial distinctions exist297 words
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Article311 1902-11-26 4 Whence and why the expression Headquarter Staff or Headquarter House It is becoming more or less common of late years, but, us far as may be gathered from the general purposes of language, the word'headqua^er" used in ouch a sense a solecism. A man may live in a certain quarter311 words
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Article104 1902-11-26 4 The practical utility of the all- British cable was amply demonstrated on the recent completion of the Pacific section. Sir Sandford Fleming, the eminent Canadian engineer, sent two cablegrams to the Earl of Minto, Governor-General of Canada, tendering to His excellency his congratulations on the completion of the Pacific section.104 words
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Article20 1902-11-26 4 Reading matter, including an article on the Hanoi Exhibition and Wire News will be found on pages 2 and t.20 words
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Article13 1902-11-26 4 Col. Oakes R.A. paid a visit to the Italian cruiser Puglin. this morning.13 words
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Article21 1902-11-26 4 Shipping advertisements, with dates of sailing etc., will be found on page 7. General shipping news is printed on page 8.21 words
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Article24 1902-11-26 4 The foundation stone of the pier in the great harbour of the Bay of Kiaochou Tsingtau was to be laid on the 14th instant.24 words
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Article23 1902-11-26 4 By the Magxilia leaving on Friday, Staff Sergt. Harrison, Sergts. Judd and Dunn, and Corpl. Pearson, all of the R.A.M.C., embark for England.23 words
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Article32 1902-11-26 4 Johnston's Pier will shortly boast a new pontoon now in the hands of Messrs. Riley Hargreaves <fc Co. A new pile to keep it in position was being put in place yesterday.32 words
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Article29 1902-11-26 4 Mk. Herbert Spencer predicts that the result of the financial tyranny caused by the Trusts in America will be civil war, immense bloodshed, and eventually a severe military despotism.29 words
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Article23 1902-11-26 4 Skkueant- Major Clark has been appointed Quarter Master Sergeant to the Penang Volunteer Corps, and Sergeant Venthan, r.0.a., has been posted as Instruotor.23 words
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Article32 1902-11-26 4 Thbrk are fears that the unusually heavy rains in Perak and Selangor, which flooded many mines, may tell seriously on the Govenment revenue from tin during the last quarter of this year.32 words
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Article35 1902-11-26 4 On the 7th instant the hotel at Los Banos (The Baths) near Manila, was destroyed by fire. It is suggested that it was ignited hf some American sodiere who had a grudge against the proprietor.35 words
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Article33 1902-11-26 4 Mr. R. Dupont, Curator of the Botanic Station in the Seychelles, has arrived in Penang to study the lines of cultivation followed there, so as to introduce new agricultural industries into those islands.33 words
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Article38 1902-11-26 4 It was estimated that the British force available in Soraaliland for a fresh advance against the Mullah would on Xov. 27th (to-morrow) number 3,000 men. The general advance is to be made about the middle of next month.38 words
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Article40 1902-11-26 4 Mk. Ziegenfuss, editor and part-owner of the Manila American, committed suicide in San Francisco on the 7th inst. He had gone home on account of a severe attack of dysentery and it is thought that his illness unbalanced his mind.40 words
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Article44 1902-11-26 4 A disastrous fire broke out at Yokohama on Nov. 9th, says a N.-C. Dattj Nmm telegram, in Messrs. Siher, Wolff ACo 'c godown. It contained silk, etc., and the lose, which is covered by insurance, is estimated at a million and a quarter yen.44 words
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Article42 1902-11-26 4 According to Japanese papers the production of rice in Japan this year will be much below the average as the entire crop in the island of Nippon east of Osaka has proved a failure owing to drought, punctuated by excessively heavy thunderstorms42 words
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Article37 1902-11-26 4 There is a latent humour in a report recently issued by an Irish benevolent society, which concludes as follows Notwithstanding the large amount incurred for medicine and medical attendance, very few deaths occurred during the past year."37 words
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Article65 1902-11-26 4 Tub British National Association for the Suppression of Bad Language has been formed to attempt to stem the flood of obscene and blasphemous language, so shocking and so revolting -now so wide-spread— which we (the committee) feel should be suppressed by the most vigorous measures that can be devised.'' The65 words
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Article73 1902-11-26 4 Dr. Van Houtbk, a Boer prisoner of war in Ceylon, has utilised his detention there by studying the leprosy question. These researches are said to have enabled him to determine that a certain bacillus cultivated by him in 6sh broth is the bacillus of leprosy, because the serum from a73 words
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Article75 1902-11-26 4 An amusing incident happened in one of the Shanghai churches the other day. The preacher had just given out the text The sun shall not smite thee by day," when the luminary in question burst through the clouds with hiu'li vigour that a little lad under one of the windows75 words
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Article72 1902-11-26 4 A Commission is now sitting at Calcutta to inquire into the question of police reform. The witnesses so far examined agreed that the Police Force sadly needed reform. This was due to the salaries paid not being sufficient to attract suitable men. Various suggestions were made for the improvement of72 words
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Article89 1902-11-26 4 The Shell Transport Company's steamer Clam has just arrived at Sydney with 4,000 tons of oil for that Company, from Ratoum. The whole voyage was made with liquid fuel. She made an average speed of 94 knots an hour, which is half a knot better than her speed under coal89 words
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Article95 1902-11-26 4 Thb latest American wager globetrotter on the way thither is an optician, Professor Isidore Aronson, of Chicago, U. S. A., who is now in Ceylon and will proceed to Singapore and Manila, and then home. Professor Aronson left Chicago on the a Ist September, 1901, and has to be back95 words
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Article104 1902-11-26 4 Some of the amateur riders got into trouble at the recent Shanghai race meeting. Thus Sport and Qostip on the subject This meeting will be noteworthy for another matter, and that is the attention the Stewards have paid to the behaviour of the jockeys on the course. One was suspended104 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article45 1902-11-26 4 Opposition Amendment Thrown Out. liondon, '2»lh Sorember. The 1 1 of Commons has passed a resolution approving of the Sugar Convention, after an amendment proposed by Sir William Harcourt, disapproving of the Convention, had been thrown out by 213 to 126 votes.45 words
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Article81 1902-11-26 4 Census Figures Published. Decrease of British Seamen. The quinquennial census of the British Mercantile Marine has been taken. It shows a decease of 7, !.">"> in the number of British s(»aui<in, following decreases of 2,.V>M, and 1,.'>!)7 in the previous quinquennial periods respectively. The number of foreign81 words
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Article76 1902-11-26 4 Enthusiastic Demonstration at Victoria. < i.Mi.l Hope" Sails for Port Said. Later. Mr Chamberlain left Victoria Station in a royal train. He received a magniticent send-orl'. a great gathering of Ministers and members of Parliament being assembled on the platform to bid him farewell. The cruiser76 words
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Article27 1902-11-26 4 In the Orkney Election, Mr. Wason, (seceded Unionist), was elected with 2,412 votes, Mr. Wood (Liberal) getting 201 votes, and Mr. Angier (I'nionist) 740 votes.27 words
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Article44 1902-11-26 4 Mr. V. Tan who is greatly interested in St. Joseph's Institution has received $500 from Thean Tjam, Captain China at Mac;i«ar. The Brothers are very grateful to Mr Y. Tan for the ereat interest ha is taking in this good work.44 words
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Article134 1902-11-26 4 This grt-ni Bagtfafc letter writer ami iii.i-i di«tinnui.«lied poal of hi~ da] m liorn un tbi» date 17:tl, in Hertfonbhjra. At Westininstci School he lm<! for Mlow-atad«rtl VfaifM HaotiugH, Cliiih lull, ami Lloyd, l.c.ivinschool at tUHtmm, li« wmt MtieM to mi attorney. Thurlow. .iiterw.inlH Lord Than eel lor,134 words
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Article314 1902-11-26 4 NEW N.D.L." LINES. Magnificent Boats for the Sydney. New Guinea and Singapore Service. Thb two new mail steamers, the Prinz Walimtar ;md the Prim Sigi.<mund, which are to be put on the Singapore-New (iuinea-Sydney line next summer by the Norddeutscher Lloyd, are twin screw vessels of a gross register tonnage314 words
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Page 4 Advertisements
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Advertisement908 1902-11-26 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. CALDBECK MAC6REGOR CO., (ESTABISHED 1864.) WINE SPIRIT MERCHANTS. LONDON, GLASGOW, SHANGHAI, HONG-KONG. AND SINGAPORE, (fPriee Jbist on JippUeation.) 11l til. s TOWN HALL. Friday 28th Nov. 1902. TOTAL PKItKOKMANCE OK KING RODOLPHOS WILL," A Drama of the time of the Crusades in a Prologue and two Acts, by908 words
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Advertisement63 1902-11-26 4 G R. Lambert tf Co. Photographers open Gresham House (Battery Road.) 1 —on Weekdays only 8 ri.iu 6 p.m. Orchard I on Weekd »y 8 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Road on Sundays. Ba.m.— noon. /CUSTOMERS who intend sending por\j traits home as Xmaa and Now Year presents are reminded not to63 words
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Article199 1902-11-26 5 A >A"i of some interest to tenants of .louses with compounds where the landlord retains the right to fami out 'he fruit, wwm heard t>y Mr. Wilson this morning Mount Pleasant is the property of Syed Mahomed Alsa^ofl' and is it present tenanted by Mr. Kinsey. On199 words
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Article198 1902-11-26 5 Cock with One !;>• I)* the 17th inst five men were iriested at Taqjoog I'ajiar Uock and haiccd with playing in a common gaming doom; two of titan had an additional charge of assi^tin^ in the ;n. inurement of a common gaining boaM Mr. Van Cuylenherg defended.198 words
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Article212 1902-11-26 5 litiKi 194,270 natives of India went U) iVvlon, being considerably more than doablfl the number that went the preoeding year. To the Straits Settlements .HJ.IfrJ persons went, that number being also about double the total tor the preceding year. Emigration from Bombay was prohibited throughout the year212 words
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Article218 1902-11-26 5 In celebration of the fact that Sir Michael Hicks-Heach has now compleied twenty-one years' service as Grand Master of the Province of Gloucestershire, tiie Freemasons of the county, at their annual meeting at Cheltenham recently, presented him with a gold repeater watch and a handsome portrait of i,ady218 words
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Article24 1902-11-26 5 A Tbiiolgirl w»» aj>ked in an examination thai the Manner were. She wrote: "The Marine* are the »be<*p you get merino wool i rom.24 words
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Article707 1902-11-26 5 Remarkable Discovery. J ust outside the borders of General Grant National Park, the home of California's tree aristocracy, and barely within the boundaries of the Uuited States forest reserve, there was discovered the other day, says the New York Trihune, the largest known tree in the707 words
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Article146 1902-11-26 5 American Explanation of Salisbury s Resignation. A London special telegram to the JfJMi York Sun states:— A curious story has been persistently circulated for several weeks in Parliamentary circles in regard to Lord Salisbury's retirement as Prime Minister of Great Britain. It is affirmed that the146 words
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Article41 1902-11-26 5 A telegram has been received in Singapore to the effect that the Hon. \V. J. Napier i> c.i.., has been appointed by the M. \V. (irand Master (the Duke of Connaught) to be District (irand Master of the Eastern Archipelago.41 words
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Article857 1902-11-26 5 Onlerly Officer tor week I.t. Mm Orderly N. C. O. Corpl Hell. Parade i -Friday "28th at 5 p.m. Engineering drill I'arade at Johnston's Pier (uniform.) S. MILDRKD, (APT. R. E. Acting Adjt. S. R. K. (V.) The K. M. S. yacht Meran left yesterday evening857 words
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Article644 1902-11-26 5 Singapore, -ja.ru Novkmber, 1902. PRODUCE. Gambier fell Copra Bali 9.60 do Pontianak 8.75 Pepper, Black 34.87} do White, (8%) 57.00 Sago Floor Sarawak 4.30 do Brunei No. 1 3.9" Pearl Sago 5.60 Coffee, Bali, 15% banw 2:t.ti»J Coffee, Palembang, 20% basis 3»UMJ Coffee, Liberian No. 1 23.00 Tapioca, -mail644 words
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Page 5 Advertisements
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Advertisement347 1902-11-26 5 Facts of absorbing interest To those who are in the clutches of Rheumatism. One cannothetoo <|iiicklycured ol Rheumatism, to get rid of those awful pains lhat make life a never-ending series of torture, no w ni i ld, no w excruciati ng, to-day in bed, to-morrow hobbling around in crutches—347 words
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Advertisement182 1902-11-26 5 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE 999 YEARS' LEASEHOLD GODOWN PROPERTY AND Mercantile Offices situate at Malacca Street and Cecil Street in the Town of Singapore TO BE HELD AT POWELL CO.'s SALE-ROOM On Wednesday tli*. \~dh December, l»02, at 2.30 p >a. Malacca Street. Lot I.— All that valuable182 words
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Advertisement862 1902-11-26 5 AUCTION SALES. AI'CTION SALK OF NEW CHRISTMAS TOYS AT OL'R BAI.R-ROOM Oh Wednesday -J6th, Tkmnim§ 21th, and Friday 2f<tli Noremher, 1 'ommencing each day at 10.30 a.m. 27-11 POWELL CO.. Auctioneer*. HORSE ft CARRIAGE AUCTIONS. IN* future .in auction sale of Horses and Carriages, etc., will ba held OB the862 words
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Page 5 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous205 1902-11-26 5 DAY BY DAY. Wednesday, a6th November. High Water. 8.8 a.m. Fancy Sale. Town Hall. 4. Parsee Theatre. North Bridge Road. 9. Bioscope. Beach Road. 9. Thursday 27th November. High Water. 8.7 a.m 9.8 p.m. P. a- 0. homeward mail due. Toys Sale Powell. 10.30. Govt. Clerical Examination. 10. Fancy Sale.205 words
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Advertisement369 1902-11-26 6 NOTICES. Agents for LEI PERRINS 1 WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. v By Special Wappant j^SK^J^ His Majesto Purveyors to «^tS^Sl'isF^afc* The King. CELEBRATED OILMAN'S STORES, The absolute purity and great economy of Bovril is |>io\ ii by tin- fact tli-it over live hiudretl hospitals and kindred public institutions, including ;il! most important369 words
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Advertisement319 1902-11-26 6 NOTICES. ST. ANDRUW'S HOUfc-E. A CHURCH of England Boarding House for European and Eurasian boys who de«ire to attend the schools of the place. Applications to be made to the House Master, St. Andrew's House; or to ttip I'nliimnl rhni>Ui'i. w« nc. W. D. FISHER, Assoc. M. Ins C.E.. GRESHAM319 words
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Advertisement295 1902-11-26 6 NOTICES. S. KAWAZUMI, JAPANESE ARTIST, No. 381, Vutoru Street Will be glad to undertake any description of drawings from photographs at moderate charges. 10-12 I. FUJISAKI. Japanese Photographer ANO ARTIST. No 381 Victoria Street. PHOTOGRAPHS taken with all modern improvements. Artistic frames of all va. ieties for sale. 80-11 DRINK295 words
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Advertisement401 1902-11-26 6 NOTICES. ■J^lforLadies.l f| I*l*s A Romady for all IrrAtfulcipltle*. •-|»n(«n; Bittr: Affld h-ii-w I i Sold by Singapore Olapenslntf Co., Ltd., Rm«ne« Place, Singapore. Propti.'.r MARTIN Cbf.nl.. si>l ['MXMIMDS ENOI.AMt riIHK PKYK Kin: Ii DOCK 1 RRAHQ. The above Dock situated in Province Wellesley, at the entrance of the Pryt401 words
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Advertisement663 1902-11-26 7 The Borneo Company, Ltd. TniE Standarl Life Assoranos. 1 Norwich Union Fire In«unu»o» Soewey. <tlas Assurance Company (Fire). The KquiUble Life Auonmw Society. I h« China Mutual Steam Navigation Company "h Tottenham Lager Beer Company. PANT. LIMITED. Atrenta. STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. p, OPHOB, TBLBGBAPH BTBBBT Or WHABVSB.KBPPBLHABROOB. 06 0. STEAM NAVIGATION663 words
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Advertisement712 1902-11-26 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES, KoninklijUe Paketvaart Maatschappij. Under contract with the Netherlands India Uovernmeni. Atienu at Singapore: Ship Aomscy, law J. Daxhdils 4 Co., 3-3, Coixtib Quay. The undermentioned dates are only approximate. Steamer From Ecpected WilT be Itawpfttcbed lor On Sarfa 80r,,',. Bandiei-masbin Not Bawean, Bandjermassin, Kotabaroe, Balik papan, MoearaDjawa, Koetei,712 words
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Advertisement570 1902-11-26 7 Portland and Asiatic Steamship Company. (Owned and operated by the Oregon Railroad Navigation Company.) ihitcn nf Sailings from the Eusi t<> PfUiific Coast Ports. Leaving Due Hongkong Portland about about Indrasamha" 14th Dec. I'ithJany. "Indravelli" 14th Jan. 12tb Fel>. 'Indrapura" 13th Feb. 14th Mar. Through bills of lading granted to570 words
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Advertisement781 1902-11-26 7 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES Rorddeutsctier Lloyd, Bremen Coast Lines. Eft If 1 BTEAMERB OF THECOA.BT FLEET. Tons Beg. Tons Reg. SMtin -'478 Kohtichang 2042 Sandakan •-'lll P'tchaburi -'191 Paknam 2001 PiUanulok 2019 Tanglin 1999 Rajaburi J904 Bangkok 1920 CAo» Ta» 1777 KoraX l!>00 ITonj /fot 1777 Singora 1754 Keon^ Wat 1777 Nuen781 words
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Advertisement568 1902-11-26 7 INSURANCE CO.'S CANIUN IMHUKAiMUS O»F1OB LIMITED. Capital SobscriiMd $2,500,000. Amount paid np 600,000. Bewtrre fond 1,160,000. Hiad Omoi, Honokonq. Fhe ondamgned, hmring been appointed i Agents of the above Compuiy, are prepared to accept Marine RUki at currant rate*. BOUSTEAD Co. A«ent». ROYAL INSTANCE COY. FIRE LIFE TOTAL INVESTED FUNDB568 words
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Advertisement501 1902-11-26 7 INSURANCE CO.'S THE PHIBNIX ABSUUANOK COMPANY OF LONDON. (Establish «D a. d I'.SS.) The undersigned, Agenta for the abov* Company, are prepared to aooe pt Fire Bisks at th» current ratoa in Singapore, and also in Johota and the other Statm* in the M&Uy Peninaol*. 8T I K N ft501 words
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SHIPPING.
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Article1227 1902-11-26 8 Under tnin n»aiing t f i- following abbreviations are u<o'l Jtr. steamer sh.— •hip; bq. bar.j l• sl-Ii. schooner; Yet.— Yacht; Cru. Cruiser; Gbt. Gunboat; Tor. Torpedo; H.p. —Horse-power; Brit. British; U. S.— United States; Feh.— French Ger. German: Dut. Dutch; Job. Johore; G.c— General-catx"; d.p. —deck1,227 words
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Article601 1902-11-26 8 Name, port, probable (late of arrival, and name of agents. Steamers. Adria, Chirm, Jan 10; Behn Meyer. Agamemnon. Hkong, Nov3o; Mansfield. Alesia, HoL^kontt. Jan 7 Behn Meyer. Antenor, Liverpool, Dec 15; Mansfield. Aparima, Newcastle, Dec 7; Boustead. Austria, Trieste, Jan 6 Rautenberg. Ballaarat. Colombo, Dec 14 P. 4601 words
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Article113 1902-11-26 8 For Per steamer Time. To-Morko». Malacca and Linggi Helen* 1 p.m Port SweMenham Ainii Lr.onp 2 p.m. Asahan and Deli Van der Parra 3 p.m. Palembang Ponliannk 3 p m. Colombo and Bombay M. Bacyuehem 3 p.m. Bengkalis and Bagan .S'n Trinijtianu 3 pm. Kelnntan via ports Hun113 words
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Article178 1902-11-26 8 From Europe.—By the P.AO. s.s. Valetta due on Snturday, with dates to the 7th November, and replies to the mails which left Singapore on the Bth and 13th Nov. From <"!nina.—By the P.*O. s.s. Massilia due on Thursday. From Saieon. —By steamer to meet the P. 4178 words
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Article123 1902-11-26 8 5 IVmmo a Sm»'. M ion (!aptaii« 8 Kk. From Sailed. Coksiombes. Nov H IVresa Brit str. "S3 Slaker Sheranl Osborne sir 875 Rusnton "2S Daphne Ger str. 1291 ,Sc'hipp<!r 26 irratoon Apoar* Brit str. 2931 'Stewart 26 Ki.m YanK etr. 70 Chopard ■>¥> Hong Wnu str. 116 Hudson123 words
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Article119 1902-11-26 8 ItAIK. Vessels Name. Flag 4 Rui Tohb. Destination. Xot 2t5 Ban Whatt Hin Brit str. IWS Port Swettenham via ports 2ft Isabella Dut str. 84 Kbio, Singkep and Lingea 26 Sarie Borneo str. 366 Bandjermasain via Bawean 26 Islander Brit str. 606 Christmas Island 23 D. de Larrinaga str.119 words
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Advertisement71 1902-11-26 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL CO. Jewellers end Silk Merchants. 5/ d 52 Jiigb Street. Jelepfione Jfo. 25U. Have just received a fine collection of new goods for the Christmas Season. Indian Artware manufactures. Chinese and Japanese silk and silk fancy goods, art embroidery work and curiosities. Indian and Chinese-made gold,71 words
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Advertisement116 1902-11-26 8 i M< m Japanese wilt Kiaionoa fur j ladies, prices troiu $8 t<> $35. Best Jamsme washing crape Kimonos l"r ladies and gentlemen, prices $2 and $2.50. i Best Japanese Gnpe sliiuonos for children prices. 27 tnofaes $1, .10 inckes $1.25, and I.', inches $1.50. Japanese made ladies 1 silk116 words
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Advertisement71 1902-11-26 8 Have Jim ryoeived large coileotino of Canton- made grass cloth linen ciiilnoidery art work CuasprisMg ttnpov i overs, table COVen, tent re pieO6S, mantle borders, (loyle\>, handkerchiefs of different suns and designs, Chinese and Japanese crepe silks 2 7 inches prices $1 a yard. Canton made satin silks Mutable for71 words
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Page 8 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous70 1902-11-26 8 WEATHER REPORT. Kandang Kerbau Hospital, HHth Nov., 190-. Ua.m 3 p.m. 9 p.m. REMARKS. Bar -29.»54 29.806 29.806 1 Moraine Temp 85 0 86.« 77.6 I clear, day WBlbTher 78.0 78.0 :76 0 i cloudy Dirof Wind UK.*.: East Calm, night clear. Max. Temp 87.9 Mm 71.S Max. in Sun70 words
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