The Straits Times, 20 December 1904

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    13 1 The Straits Times. SO. Jl.Oift SINGAPORE. IUEJSDAY. DKCEMBER 'MX 1904 PRICE 15 CER
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      250 1 NOTICES NOTICES. •1 1 J tm Caledonian Hotel. Wai Il^ *yH O"t a^l V?S 77 Brass Bassah Road t IB W\ 111 Arm 111 ,-JLfAI S>* New billiard Tablen Ml 1 V I II 111 fj_& Excellent Cuisine. to T [leudid large well furnished bftd-ro. n.r RRANr* v^r l\ with
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      227 1 SINGAPORL CATHOLIC CLUB. I Coaorrt. in aid of the Club Chri«t- mas Enfp'tainineiit for children, will i lip L'iveii ir: the TOWN HALL c i Thurtdajr, SSnd December IJKW, p lruipr th 1 I'atr.uiHaK "f the Xt ]{t>\- Dr Bmilc 1" trill Biabop of Maiacc Admission I: terred S«su M
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      199 1 In the Estate of J.H. Brooke DECEASED. JNO W. HALL In «ell l.y Pyblic Auction XI the Rooms. No. 61 .Main Street. YOKOHAMA. On the 27th Dec, 1904, at 2 p. m as a jjoing concern The Japan Daily Herald The leading cwninj: and oldest news paper in Japan. With
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      317 1 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. JTTST TJ3ST PACKED Tom Smith's Crackers. Tom Smith's Crackers. Tom Smith's Crackers. Chocolates. Chocolates. Fancy Boxes Sweets. Sweets Assorted. Fuller's Chocolates, Chocolate Almonds, Sweets. ROBINSON CO. For functional troubles, delay, pain and those irregularities peculiar to tbe sex. Prescribed by the hl^'h-st French Medical BathortttM ami superior
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      143 1 s LEVY HEBMANOS MANILA "»v KHARBIN iloii.o flo. 3 fß,oad portahhur The Paris X'mas Exhibition Goods of unrivalledtaste and beauty. A show of Jewellery of special designs defying all competition Tiaras and necklaces of fairy splendour Silverware and Silver platedware First French artists" models A striking- novelty Porcelain Pictures From
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    Reuter's Extra Service.
    366 2 NOISY RUSSIAN STUDENTS. Upset an Aristocratic Ball. foix&m, ISM I. Dnri nobility present were disturbi d noiay demonstration al linden ti broke in ami wag Nditioui I lOgi Streral persons r m the dancing which foil »wi d i untimely in ;'>• pn il situ iti <■
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    FIRES IN PENANG.
    348 2 Importance <>i .1 l-"iro Wall. Sunday uighl a fire, says Ihi Echo" gf rhe I Ufa De. in which th. premises uf Messrs. Hin and Co., wen t-ompletely gutted, poii 1 v laugh 1 by the fire in which tl \h Kwi i bloc 111 Beach Street
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      221 2 NOTICES. GLACIER 7\NTI-FRICTION METAL 01 j tearingsof Heavy Machinery TESTIMONIALS PVOM SOME OF THR LARGEST SHIP and MACHINERY BUILDERS. »»ARTICt I ARS FROM BORNEO Co., Ltd. FOR BLASTING U S E ONLY NOBEL'S EXPLOSIVES THESE EXPLOSIVES BEING OF BRITISH MANUFACTURE ARK MADE TO PASS THE SEVERE TESTS IMPOSED BY THE
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      123 2 DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE. ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE. Kiich Bottlp of this well-known Remedy MS) COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, NEURALGIA, TOOTHACHE, DIARRHOEA, SPASMS, ETC. Bea;« on i lie (luvernmeni Stamp the name ol tbe lnw,t..i. DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE. Numerous Testimonial* from Kminem l'liy>u.i.in> .1. -company Msll Itottle. i
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      983 2 NOTICES. This will Interest you! Read it 1 1 I^XTBACT froa a paper on Milks bj W. C, Well) in, Chief, Barean of Agriculture Mania J Published in the Daily Bulletin "of 28:h September, I'Mn. TWO of tla> most popular brands I' so-called i.v.ipura'cil Cream, were lately sent to the
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      28 2 Coum an quickly en lain'i Cough RwMd; ture'i plan, lo >■ 1,,- IttDffl .m.l OfpM effecting permaneßl cv any tendency of cold pOMoJLu K..r bj .11 THK DISPKN'SAHY. <W,»t,l
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    NOTES FROM SELANGOR.
    606 3 NOTES FROM SELANGOR. rin Kx. 1 un v Sm ,i<ihn kmmmm v arrixil M Kuala Lumpur be the eucht of tfaa Kesi.lent tiU MM the -JMii. V.i Mr i.)\l r. tlie ■>■■-• ni| my the MiiiL'llills on to the 1 Pai| aril] be 1.-tit (icri. ril is paying J r.
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    M M. CO.
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      13 3 TOOTH I'OWDKI!. a per pti< deutifnee, deaiue* and 1 tcretk i"i irjir,' />.y
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      387 3 NOTICES. HERCULES^CEMENT. STIVEN CO., Sm<i«rre. Nov. 10 tu.ths. j *Paris i Qinematograpf) 320, Victoria Street. ll IKST PERFORMANCE ON SATURDAY NIGHT, I7th DECEMBER. A.ITID E"V r E"RY .ISTTiG-HIT OF' NAPOLEON. ■MM NH»\V.— TWO JUTS AMI 1". SfESES.— IIVEI SEE\ HEKE KEFOKE. I FIRST PROGRAMME. At 7.30 and 9.10 p. m.
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      745 3 Singapore and Kranji Railway. From ist November, 1904, and until further notice. Train Service for Week Days and Sundays. JJOVejM. >;,„.„ S 1.,,.,,!, A.M. A.M. AM P.M P.y rM. rM, P» AM. P.M. PM. SINGAPORE d 6^B 7.42 IO.Gt 12.35 aM4 S.lfi 4.-0 690 MO 12.18 ;i.56 M fa «.4.i
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    72 4 Sanders:— Oa the 3rd Dec. at Shanghai, I.finai'd S. Sander*, aged 28 year*. BeaiK:— On the 4th Dec at Shanghai, Dnvid Beale, late Marine Engineer in the -ervice of the Nippon Yunon Kaisha, aged 58. IH-Kr. On tbt 4th Dec. at Weihuien, Jane lleleun, wife of E. W. Burt,
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    The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. TUESDAY. 20th DECEMBER.
    636 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. TUESDAY. 20th DECEMBER. The important announcement that the Home <iovernraent has decided upon the txpropriation of the vast properties df the Tanjong Pagar Dock Company is the most interesting item of local news that has been chronicled in Singapore in many years, and it
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    185 4 We have been favored by the Secretary of the Selangor Turf Club with the extended correspondence connected with the unfortunate mistake made by the Club in having the name of Mr. T. H. Tedlie posted as a defaulter because of a mare that was wrongfully entered with his name as
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    20 4 Share quotations, general shipping news, and passenger lists, besides shipping, insurance advertisements will be found on page 9 and 10.
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    13 4 Advertisement of Sales, Wanted, Tc Let, etc., will be found on Page 6.
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    22 4 W'k have received irom Messrs. J. Little ;iud V,o two of their very useful de^k pad< and rslendsis lor the coming year.
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    21 4 'bi Dutch mail steamer Komimf W'tltem I. which left Singapore on the iijtli November arrived at flanna oa the 17tb December.
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    25 4 The P. iV*. O outward mail ;-:e.iiiu;r Curvmtindtl iett, Colombo at '2 a. in. on Monday anU is expected to arrive her*, on Saturday afternoon.
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    27 4 The daughter of tne Vice-Uovemor of i he Philippines is calling a meettug tor the estaoiibbmeut of a Manila society for the p;eveiuion of cruelty to animal-.
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    29 4 Mk. Alfred Beit his offered to endow a professorship at Oxford University to direct the study c.t the history ol (he colonies uud ihe British uuiiumotis riejoinl the seas.
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    28 4 Taill annual distrihulion ot prises at the Raffles institution will take place on Friday, the 23rd inst. at 4.45 pin All interested iv Hie Institution are cordially invited.
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    36 4 I'akt of the Sup: t me Court just now presents the appearance of a joiner's shop, workmen Oeiug engaged iv piercing the tloor and putiing in glass frames for the purpose ot lighting the rooms underneath.
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    36 4 It is hoped that, a cricket match will be arranged for the Chinese New Year between trams representing the Colony and the KM S The Malay Mail hears that thai will probably hecoine an annual fixture.
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    31 4 The performance of "Cinderella" uas repeated at the Fort Canning Theatre last night, before a crowded audience of nou-commissionud oSoers and their wives and tamilius. The last performance takes place to-night.
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    42 4 The P. and O, Hallaarat, so l^ng running through this port to China and Japan, has been sold to Mr. Luigi Pittalugo, of Genoa, for .£9,600. The Ballaai-at is 4,890 tons gross, -.'.SHO tons net, aad was built at Greenock in I^2
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    38 4 O*IKG to pressure on space, the full report of the annual general meeting of the Straits and General Development Co containing panieulars as to the cancellation by Government of the Company's properties in the East, is held over.
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    37 4 Thk blue-funnel liner Calrha* arrived at Nagasaki on the .vh instant. The captain gave no information about Vladivostok, as his vessel has been liberated on bail, pending tho decision of the High Prize Court at St. Petersburg.
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    39 4 We have received from Mes-rs Gaggino and Co samples of the Italian wines wfaith tney have in stock, and find them etcellent. Messrs. Gaggino'* prices have been reduced, which is most opportune at the approach of the festive season
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    44 4 Sinck their arrival in Singapore the Sherwood Foresters have been confined to barracks owing t» a CAM of of Email -pox having occurred on board the trooper Avow. The patient was removed to the quarantine camp at St John's Jsland where he still is.
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      JAPANESE OFFICIAL NEWS.
      25 4 We are indebted to Mr. Tanaka, the Japanese Consul at Singapore, for the following official telegram from the Foreign Office at Tokyo.
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      STATE OF THE RUSSIAN SHIPS.
      90 4 Togo's Report on the Sevastopol." lleeeired 1 1 .50 p.m. Monday Admiral Tog<">, telegraphing on the ISth inst., reports the actual state of the Russian ships sunk hi the inner harbor of Port Arthur, wh'ch is subst;intially the came* as previously announced and concludes Mint
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      TORPEDO ATTACKS.
      178 4 Brilliant Japanese Work. lhe'd 1.10 m Tictduy. Admiral Togo reports While attacking Russian ships in .niter roadstead on the night of the 14th inst, one .Japanese v rpedo boat was disabled and abandoned, while the survivors \>cre saved. Another torpedo boat was temporarily disabled, but, wa* conveyed back.
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      ANOTHER FORT CAPTURED.
      137 4 Guns and Stores Taken. BmMwl 9 Tuesday Our Port Arthur Army reports A detachment of our troops, at 2 l.'i p.m. on the lStli inst., caused a great explosion at a breastwork on the north fort of Tunkikwantlian. Thereupon an assault was mads f'ol lowed by tierce
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    Reuter's Telegrams. TSAR PROCLAIMS AUTOCRACY.
    204 4 Reuter's Telegrams. TSAR PROCLAIMS AUTOCRACY. tmdmt, MMI lv, Telegrams from St. Petersburg ladicat* that the Reaotioaary party in fast recovering the upper aiad in Russia. The press has \w\x\ forbidder) to make any mention of the iaajiaud tot representative GovemaNßt It is reported that the Tsar In-, ]n formed the
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    Reuter's Extra Service. RIOTS AT MOSCOW.
    357 4 Reuter's Extra Service. RIOTS AT MOSCOW. Students Wounded and Arrested. Latubm, mth I),-. :<,OOO students made a revolutionary demonstration at Moscow yesterday. They mustered in front of the Palace of the Governor, the Grand Duke Sergius. The p:i!i;e charged the mob with drawn swords, and the Cossacks with whips. Six'y
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    42 4 Moli.vik Serajudei'ii Ahmad delivered a lecture at tli- houst oi Mr. Mansoor, I'rinsep Bt., >n Saturday night. Among those presen! Messrs A. M B. An«iillia, M K Angullif., M. V I'atail, Munsbi Si.. deen, Muaaai Golan M ihideea and Mohiiioud II Hassan.
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      631 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. (aWABUBHIO 1864) Wine Spirit Merchants, (London. Glasgow. Hongkong. Shanghai) SINGAPORE. FRICK LIST OZST APPLICATION. in tu-tb.g. q.c vVASSIAMULL A3SOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1,2, 3. 4, High Street. -sss*^-_ Aiimiuil i Ihjjj) Sale. »atr ar •;ilk» ol various I..H.TM-. Shh.l.\Uv I an. l Ivory ware,
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      165 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. PLANTS! PUNTS!! PLANTS!!! B. QHNON No. S Stamford Road at Singipore Harness Cot. Oodown. M. K. liunon li»« jmt arrived from Frant-e with l&rjre n'M,ri nient of plants, esneci&lly of ro*e», yunlcni t-, magnoliax, azaleas, Hyaranjiasa, Kxoniinra. Aram-arias, imbricattas, ami many other plantx too numerous to be detailed
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      THE PUZZLE SOLVED.
      23 5 Mitor 0/ Ihr "Strait' Timr*.' l«tioa to Breakf:»o tin CXXVnt. IsMN' -In j i r,,-,k Y.Hirs etc Sht-rl«H.k Holmes Jnnr.
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    THE "CHOW PHYA."
    24 5 THE "CHOW PHYA." 1- repor'ed tint the local itoMMt I'hy i« Upjh and ilrv on therar.d n. wlii.-h is about oightjr n. Kuala Kelantan.
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    ROUGHT WEATHER.
    88 5 1 iiintfthes. s BonAof a wojioti •ii this iiKirnins, from Bangkok 'i'- n.ivini; encountered 1 i weather I'nni Kelantan down- 1- :ni| .oisibleto workcargnat s of tho Malayan pOltl Ahou'. 2(Mi tons MHO, vhiok the bWvml took up for n I a«l to he brought hick to Appirently
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    CHINESE BABA STABBED.
    172 5 -ult of l>i.-pute at a Wayang. 790 lojoJ nizht a Chinese haha KB Kirn Swee was stabbed at n l.iven.ler Street It afpeirs h" bobo w i« standing on the staee i\i;i^ Mid lhat two Chinamen. i".inptf-d io climb up beside l'lii- MM refused to allow this
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    16 5 Kutpon >v C m »»:< nts '.<>i \>l A-iitin m Co [Ad load os dendar for Itjjtt.
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    15 5 -.v.'ii iv. r j,U<'o('i ii OM atinaod her v..<yage itl Ifrioo 1 r.l ly afternoon.
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    24 5 1 ill 1 1 iMciu dton r at !1 '.1 in Chrisitr.us BfV.l 1 in- edibl« |OOd things to beSM ti 111 Shanghai. I
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    22 5 H Ki;i/ki.i., tOM mamißer of i Bank, is expected to .1 Mth Mr. Arm- tho IVnanj branc i, will I iis ibfcOOjQO.
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    21 5 < I tvonuMOjl s'-eanii-r irrivad this moruinr from CMoh Dutch ollicer. -I" soldiers. n m.l l.'> chil'ir.-n. Sin- leaves tma**in this evening.
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    32 5 '..v.rnor left for Port 1, l>\ >'■ Ms"- at :f p in. SI U. is expected row atternoon. Dr Me II P C M «> leaves by the 8m j >m the (Joverncr in
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    28 5 theearij Mraol Saturday owm- roted for hteak- I in. -r house in Tofcok H.- irried a regular liiis man was ahMHi 1 m\ th-i' >*aine morning atf Mod.
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    42 5 .1 tooNMgiooJ rep. rt l"i t ap|ieared in the 3mmw 1; ;i\-Ki the following reSil g*BOM Atmosphere presH7 to -'li 7990 inches, IWBpW■if !>] to 7u*. Boa's 158 Sto 91 Radiation at M 1 Relative Moistuie 1! roiaool stood at ISIJ4 ohn'n island.
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    61 5 11 cruiser lmteii>iri ntuili, BofObspofl Rear-Admiral i MqoiofO, second in coru--1.. Ki.nch Kast Asiatic Bq«a> .i:,1:.,i. .11 idtut oil 'the coast loot inoiith. The oflicerh i an uncharted rock, r ot about eighteen It 1- I Ik v. 1 that the MOM) 1 1.11 .11 p'tpfrssion of tht .rv 4
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    TANJONG PAGAR EXPROPRIATED.
    445 5 Government to take over the Docks. A BOLT FROM THE BLUE. I A Portentous Telegram. Directors meet this Afternoon. The Directors of the Tanjong l»a>car Dock Co. have been notified by the Secretary of State for the Colonies, that Government intends to expropriate, on terms to be
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    PERJURY CHARGE AGAINST A JEW.
    130 5 AiniT three weekb ago a bench Court consisting of Mr. E. C. C. Howard and Mr tf£. E. Colman passed sentence of six months' imprisonment with hard luboir upon Joseph Samuel, a Jew, who ■as charged with having on 2nd Sept--1 mbt-r, he being summoned
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    FOOTBALL AT TANGLIN.
    1015 5 1 Sherwood Foresters v». R. A. i Yesterday afternoon the Sherwood J Foresters played their first Football match in Singapore, and the doughty Gunners of 02 and «4 Ooys R G. A., had the honour of buir.a the tirst team Ito encounter them. The Foresters hive not
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    A TRADE MARK CASE.
    373 5 In the Supreme Court, yesterday afternoon, Sir Lionel Cox, the Chief Justice, gave judgment in the case in which Mr. Rowland Allen, acting on behalf of Clouet Co, had made a motion that Y. Tan be committed to prison for contempt of Court, by breaking a
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    246 5 The X'mas Matches. The following srent lemon are proceeding to Penally during t lii> woek to uphold the honour of the Singapore Club in the competitions which take pl;:ce there at Christmas Week. The Club representatives for the lVnaiiii-Sinsapore Longimiir. Oliver Marks and C. V. Milts. In
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    A WAR CORRESPONDENT.
    145 5 Mr Stanley Washburx, of the Chicago Daily S'etvi, who bos spent the greater part of the year with the Japanese forces on land and sea against Port Arthur, arrived from the front yesterday by the French Mail, and is staying at K.itll s Hotel. He was obliged
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      48 5 AUCTION SALES. Powell and Co. .1,., mm II IK k.|.|«l IWrlmui, Scrap l">n I Ball lc»rllciy. II aiu M l:i..i \AWy Uo»d. TvaV Kuini |am 1. ..in. WilM-- iHIJ r«»vi»IOII> II am M IJuLu T.iuah Kimul. Huurfhold .llilluir J.'Ml \i 111 rt. L. CoshUn and Co. Jw. 1
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      373 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. RAFFLES HOTEL. SPECIAL GAME DINNER ON fftristmas Bye BAND IN ATTENDANCE. SARKIES BROTHERS., r, THE Robinson Piano Co., Ltd. For Christmas New Year The Master Piano Player reduced to $3OO Payments of $5O or 1O per cent for Cash. Tested in the Straits ford years, with universal satisfaction.
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      105 5 DAY BY DAY. Tuesday, J«>'-h December. ".i-h Wn'.-r IR Ml PMckaE i:.<i..v. v. sec lajkoait. ■aMOOtaa ;ii fnoat Con>-uiiue to ti MiCaMBMOBSMfO. Y.i|. Ckaa Tlioii^' < 'i*ra. '■>. i Wednesday, aist December Hii;h Wa-.i. >>57 a.m. l» 1» |..m. iZLO il HIM." M i.i,..iu.-.-i> .\>«i.c-iHtioi. Maria* Oak > 4.'.. Thursday,
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    1305 6 The Demand for I. and. Judging trom mnu transaction», the demand for town l.iml :n 1 1 1< Raub \h I'-ii-t siill tinues. An bui I of t'.wn lot* has jut en held in I:.', long 16 lots were ofl re i and tl found purchasers. The total
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      586 6 NOTICES. WANTED An >■: ■■n. i-i and reliible |>er»on to ■ike rharge nf nn inHni leaving for Knsland about April, for the consider- v lon of a "mi riMM P. V 0. passage horn.i j ;iiu lii'iit \pply "res'oani Hcu*p. p-i: 11. WANTED. Dree»er», I)iB|>e.n4er« and Vaccinators For the Perak
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      551 6 NOTICES. TO BK LET. Office an.! Wodnwu No. M Kol>inson I Koad (next to I. O Cof. office). Immediate entry. Apply to N. REUBEN, No. 8 l'rince Street. !>«><■ h 7-1 I K i it unr. No. l'-l Wilkie hoad and No. II Si-phis Koad. pleasan Ij situated up the
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      621 6 NOTICES. ROOMB to be let, with board at A.Wil kie Road. Nov2B $5-12 TO BE I.XT. small tint floor offl>e«, facing Cavenagh Bridge Ro*d am' Flint street. Apply to Guthrie A Vo I Itl. AkMnta. uc. •JO HE LET— No. fi off Kampong Java i Road, a commodious bungalow, dry
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      691 6 NOTICES. Notice of Removal. WATTS CO. Civil and Military Saddlers, Mar ness and Boot Makers. r.ee to announce ttiat they have removed their business from No. ',i~, Robinson Road to No 20, Stamford Road, New Baild:riEs. Dei: U v.c. f HI BTRA TS TRADING "~CO~~ LIMITED. Notice to Holders of
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      375 6 Tofie Straits T&ime*. AND £>#c Siiraihs SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE in ADVANCE. Daily issue per year $3iiihi ilo per qnartei 7.P'» do per month i.6(i do per copy 0.15 Weekly issue per year 18.i«) do per qnnrt«t 4.im do per copy U.4i> When sent l>y pout, there i» adilerl for tindaily
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    SELANGOR HANDICAPS.
    50 7 first Day. 1 f 9 S.ll 8 I io ixo MiM.i; Pi v*. 10. :i I g IS I j Tin Fi di i si Stake*. 10. i 10 I 10. J 8 i 13 I 111 El CXIII in li si I lv 13 ft.ll t.k.i i
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      85 7 i.- v. i a logo thro ign urn Tbw tnnicinij Ij r-n aa Bakina ■■■iK-h |.pi. e~- lv > i Vsaaa. -Mn M I riari tfj Im» B 8 W \w>li tc. infonii ..mill 1 Ik.w IV ■,i in vi.vi \.iiu.iiil<- BaaaVcaaai i .■■iijli t..i ail il ii.. i.lnf until
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      559 7 NOTICES. MOTHER SEi^EL'S SYRUP CURES Ne aIBBB* and Mai a.ntr.ou. w diseases b»»f then origin in to.ne disorder ol the stomach. hirer and kidneys ..fc. i •■>: Ihe vital rrooetses of diieslion CONSTIPATION, I^TSfe^'TfWS^I&TSWS PAINS AFTER EATING. o g^ SW!tfilSSSft.tt 551 Fill N IS 1 »T TUC PUCCT starved and
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      409 7 NOTICES. KATZ BROS., Ltd. aGrand X'mas Show Brilliant Display and Record Stock An Exhibition in Itself A few lines suitable for Presents Gold, Silver, Jewellery Department. REAL GOLD BROOCHES set with SAPPHIRES, RUBIES, &c. Tasty Designs at $3.25, $4.50, $6.75, $9.00, $15.00. Heal silver Cigar and Cigarette cases $'4.03 Real
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    203 METRE HILL.
    394 8 IKtailv of the 1 v; li 1 1 11 ii Mm, M'h Iknmlvr. iii. wrn.i.'ul.i! joaraali pwi '!•'> ihwiintinii of tl»- i'.i|(tiin ..t tii, '.•ti,- lull Scvi'ial ehMfM Ml tn ..it ,ij,mmi-i ihr 11. nth tartan hti 11,, „lt,tl 111.' SStft 111 l ''11l with 1 ntaai
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    LIST OF PASSENGERS.
    190 8 Arrived, iftth December. Vntueri— Mi. I I. Siio.-cU nZm uptoß -Mi. v .1 Brook d'Ohreman I tipiUA, Mi M S,. 11/e i. Mr. A Mr S'attfc \li n. ii. M .Mi LH. ■•ma-Bmin!! M v 1 Mr. S hi. Mi-- B >!.,. -1U Mi KeKswM. Mr. htiitu,
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    1229 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. •20th Deeemlvr, 1904. lVtiiiy 4-, in bank rate is 1/IIJ. ibe OUmttwrtt nrrived yesterday irom Moji with 6,076 tons of coal for Singapore She has en board two cases of mall-pox. The (ir-nmn Cow —■tod tailing ship Mil Bidtmun arrived yestuday from Hurry with 4,;?<A> tons of coal
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    66 8 h'or Per tteamrr To-morrow P.S'tenham A Penang Kyttna Muar and Malacca Fnr/alla P. Sham *T. An?on Srlangor Penang and Deli Catyptf Bangkok Soga Thcbsday. P. Swet'iam via ports Pcnang Rnngooii A Calcutta Punduu Friday. Europe via ports Xubiu P. Sham T. Ansnn Hye Lmtf 1 i.m p.m. S
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    154 8 From Europe By the I. AO.I s. C«ro- I mandel due on the ifith Decmioer. From China -By the P. O. s Xubia due en I'-.'nd December. TIMK TABLB OF MAILS HUB Left Singapore Due in London Arnvw Ot -'4th M. M. Nov 14th Xov lwtb Oct
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      61 8 < A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., Jewellers Silk Merchants, 51, 52 High Street. Just unpacked a new and fresh Stock of v 111 inn- kinil- <>f Silk •."••«K Ni-« Y<-ir )ire-«nt» for >{entleineii ami ladies, llower pot», ivory photo frames, Tea «et* of tasteful kinds etc., etc. BEST QUALITY OF GOLD
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      91 8 K. AX. Kuhn Komor The leading 1 Art Curio dealers in the Far East. Have just unpacked their (roods ex s.s. "Ceylon" which will be sold at greatly reduced prices, the firm having secured them cheap on account of the war. Fine Art Curios of every description always on hand.
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      276 8 SPECIAL SHOW I N Qfiristmas (Bards. WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW CO. AX K XO NH i> W1 V U A Large Selection of the above at Very Low Prices. One tteut *>/" Our 9'atue THE OHALLENdE PACKET CONTAINING Price .Cft Carefully Price 35 cents, w \3 Selected 35 cents Christmas IQeu? year
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      33 8 WEATHER TELEGR/V K \H. K. A. Jk C. Telegraph. Compunu 18th Dkcembeb HONGKONG.— Barometer .W. 28 Direction of Wind caw. Force of Wind I Max.Temp in Hhade t!i mamla-7^'. cilm a m. m.
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      656 9 At the price you pay for] your STENGAH you are entitled to the very best. See that you get Buchanans "Black and White" you can have it for the asking. E AMSHIP COM PAN l ES^ p. a?o. STEAM NAVIGATION CO F-«r China, Japan. Penang. Ceylon Australia, India. Aden. Kgypt.
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      1159 9 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. Koninklijke Paketvaart MaatschappiJ. Under contract with the Netherlands India Government A'J. Sin?*)**-- SHIP AGCHOT, LA« J D4KMDBUI A C .> C I.VKR VjHAY I he anrfermentioned dates are only approxi-tat*. ■''••i" -r^.ii x^'t^fl Will Kf liatpMe-rd fir Van «..«»«-/..<!, Samlm- De,- |<- SarabaH. Pemanckat, SincK.iw^ng Pontianak. l>c 22
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      640 9 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Imperial Uerman Mail Line. lhe fast an! -i.*l! known mail steamers of tbis Compare snil fortnightly from Bremen-Hamb:irg vii Rotterdam. Antwerp, .--outhammon Gibraltar. Genoa. Naples (i onaection KafMllle.. Naples, Alexanrttin. and vice versa) Port Said. Snei. A<ii>n. Oatoatho, I'enaiik;. Si.-igapore. Hon«konc shan^h:i> Sfaeaaaki. and kobe
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      708 9 i STEAMSHIP COMPANIES IGIAH BTEIS SHIP Do.. Ltl AN I' China Mutual Steam Nay. I'o., Lid The Companies' steamer* ai« de»patch*'i I rum Liverpool ontw&rds for the Straits, China tnd Japan tvery week, and from Japan home »ards 'or 1/Ondou every fortnight aud fn: I liiverp»ol iijoDthly. One outward steamei
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      466 9 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURANCE CO. FIRE LIFE. TOTAL INVESTED FUNDS EXCKEI XI 2,000,000. THE LARGEST FIRE OrTICE IN THE WOK. I BOUBTEAD ie Co., AgenU THE LONDON AND LANCASHIRE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY CapiUl X2,127,;i00 Paid up CapiUl X 212,751) Reserve Fund. .X1, 073,550 The undersigned, Agents for the Couj pany,
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      SHIPPING IN PORT.
      1087 10 j Under this heading the following abbrevladone are used «tr. Mearner; gh.— ehip; bq.— barqae *cli. schooner Yet. Yacht Cm. Cruiser; Gbt.— Gunboat; Tor.— Torpedo; H.p. Hone-power; Brit— British U. S.— United States; Fch. French; Uer. German; Dut. Dutch O.c. General-cargo d.p. deck paswnger; U. Uncertain; T.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      460 10 Name, port, probable (late of arrinil, and name of agent*. HTBAMIBB. Arcadia, Hamburg, Dee 21 Bebn Meyer. Armenia, China, Jan S; Behn Meyer. Anatntlion. Colombo. Dec '*0 MunMniM Ayutbia, Bombay, Dec 21 Borneo Coy. Baralong, London, Dec 90 P. Simons. Bayern, Hamburg, Dec 30, Behn Meyer. Bengal, Hongkong,
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      LIST OF PASSENGERS.
      207 10 For Singapore. Per P. .<(). s. a. India coDQectiag with the steamer Coromamtel at Colombo, fioaj London Nov. i-5, due 25th Dec -Mr. A. Younu Mr. and Mrs. Dare, Mr. W. 1.1 Knight. KrtV Mr, Deanys, and M r 9 Dsnnys, Mr r. Knight. Mr '<; iflmorp
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      VESSELS ADVERTISED TO SAIL.
      54 10 Marseilles and London, Mi>nmeull on Nt. .1 in., I'.nii-' f i'ort Swettenh.ini. Avafyat, cv.-rv Tow clay. Koo SnHL i'eluk Aoson via pori s, Sappka nt\ Mondays, Mcmoor on Wediiesdaya, an //i/>' lsiyn<i on Kri.l:ivs. S.S. i'ort Swettenhiun via port- Bentong or I'harsdnys, ami Malntiea on s.ituriin
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    MINING.
    218 10 i GOLD. f 15.5U0 10 $7.50 ISeiaaw.il. G. M. Co., Ltd I U.W 4,000 f HI f 111 I Mi-i i.M) s.ihi 2 1,000 Hi in KadauaU. ILCo., Lid. l".'»i no». 10,000 U) I (I'rol.) >.'«> DM. 6,207 1 1 Kechau (i. Fields, Ltd. (1.p.1 8.50 I""" 10,5(111 1
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    GENERAL.
    133 10 wo.ooo x i (OJOuaiuued. 2,000 100 4,500 f 5u 40,000 1-25 12,000 I'M 3,41X1 10 6,000 lihi .2,750 H«i :tt,uuo 10 600 f .in 2,000 I 100 5,000 Hi" auuMued. 400,000 I 10 37,000 KM I! 1 Dull WWMfaMM Tu., LM. 100 Federated fagtaavißg Co., Ltd. 5" mm Neuve,
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    DEBENTURES.
    45 10 dowarth i.Mktue, Ltd. 7% HMM tt »W»' iilejr, Uugrwei, Ltd. 6% -'lio.U'ii' U fnm buyeri. iingapore Manicipal 8% 4W,W»> K |.rem (arm. 5% I,B7S,(j»iii 1% creiii bayen 855,5"« i n di». aeu. laujoiiK r.inai Kink <■„., Lt.l. 6/ ■am,***' |irem lmy« r,y, l.wi.V'"" i i
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      169 10 NOTICKS. J. MOTION CO. WATCHMAKERS JEWELLERS OPTICIANS UPAIM PROMPI i v BXCCI i Xl» Sulphuric and Hydrochlor c Acids c THE SINGAPORE PLANTING PACKING CO oo aferffc BtiJ^c Vt< HNOAPORC Mnr Complete Installations; 01 ELECTRIC Cinematographs, j v pi jto LEVY HERNIANOS,<j 3 BATTERY ROAD. c Guthrie Co., Lt. Underwood
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      186 10 NOTICES jE [NyCarlsbergßeer /9T2rrml7>Lraa Vef y Pllsener Beer, especially brewed lor Troplcm fi3^l!liii6(^OT Climates. HV-jri'i-ytri Obtainable at the principal Hotels and Retail Pealem §NYCARJ£BERGjS j Sole Importcrt Jm JAMES WATSON CO S SCOTCH WHISKIES ARE THE BEST VALUE IN THE MARKET i FLAG BRAND, 10 YEARS OLD $12-50 per CMC
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      255 10 INIXTHJXA STEAM NAVIWATION COMTANY, LIMITED. FOR PENAXG AND CALCUTTA. The Company's steamer k'l M 8A NO UH ton-. Captain Buller, baring left Hongkong on the 15th inst., may b* expected arrive liere on or al>oul tiniuih idem, and will have prompt despatch for the above ports. For freight or passage
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