The Straits Times, 16 February 1905

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    13 1 The Straits Times SO 31,663 SINGAPORE. IHURSDAV. FEBRUARY 16 1905 ?R!CE 15 CEXTS
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      401 1 NOTICES. De Dion Bouton Motor Trucks. As used at present in Singapore by Messrs. FRASER NEAVE, Limited. ECONOMY, STRENGTH, RELIABILITY. m FOR PARTICULARS APPLY TO C. Dupire Co., AGENTS. WANTED No children. Apply to 'IV i-/o Strai'i W s 'Sa WA LT HA M W ATC H E S l<>
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      358 1 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. tf±. 26, RAFFLES PLACE. V v^ LARGE CONSIQNMENI OF GRAMOPHONES tfft* THERE IS ONLY ONE GRAMOPHONE. *tt BKB llmC yoa ajak a QtaacphoM aad (irunnphone Ucordn as Maaolaettirad >v The Gramophone Typewriter Ltd. London, tadl that same bear the ««A4a«»a TRAD hi M.WIK as aadcr. TRADE \^L
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    PAHANG NEWS.
    482 2 The Resident -(iencrals i.-it. The I. lor, .m.i. .1 Paaang on hit appi which the following arranged I Luuipui bj 1 1. in .11 ilif 16th, ;uul travel I cm iirm Koala Kobu mi!,.~.) arriving there in tl On the Morning oi the i I. I I!. BtOOg,
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      370 2 NOTICES. I SIDEROSTHEN PAINT. w*~~— —^■^**aan^s POX Bridges, Pipii-ltnes, Pontoons, and all Steelwork. The only preparation which will satisfactorily stand a tropical climate. IMPORTERS BORNEO Co., Ltd JODELITE. WOOD PRESERVATIVE. Renders oft W >ods secure against atl. rite Ants, teredos, dry r.c &c, HVi PORTERS: BORNEO Co., Ltd. ii.. m
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      570 2 NOTICES. Two Genuine Articles. A Vanguard Whisky TRAVERS'TAWNY fe£ is a pleasing example of the dc- |t licately flavored mature spirit f| so grateful to the palate of the I UHI connoisseur. Its absolute f purity places it in the first line /^V'VMb of dietetic stimulants. Mr. J. fAibJ; Heron.
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    RUBBING THE GILT OFF.
    136 3 Smlrnofl cm StoeMcL i,i the iruoff, etained "From thtontaei I wai in command oi the whole ol Pori Arthur fortificati. m and donna that time I t,,,|v of attacking and defending tad I participated in the d „..1. in d. pared f% the ••.■ln in ,1,,,
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    SOME TAME ANIMALS I HAVE KNOWN.
    20 3 SOME TAME ANI MALS I HAVE KNOWN. in; away V -ti 1 uiiH-imity." ■Why I kick I, -;ii.l iho. Thai
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    OUTLAWS REVENGE.
    41 3 Ihe irutai m ed by ii i be Philippuiei n rasped I clitic- fiiiil> ;ui iv tlu- mutili an inmate of the Civil II having h I who underwenl thai of ih o have d mi- i mig their
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      13 3 ZYMOLE TOOTH POWDER, a perfect antiseptic dentifrice, cloaoei and tbe trelh, rmj <,ing
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      910 3 NOTICE^ HERCULES No, W STIVEN CO.. .SV, w ,or, Jodn Jsittle (80., Istd. GAMES DEPARTMENT. r* D T IZ T? T 1 Cricketinj; pear by all the lodine maken VlllvJMi 1 Lilljwlnte, Wuilen, Darke, Duke, Ayres, Ac. Rughy ;uid Asscciation Fjotballs by be?t 1 \J\J 1 JjA.LjL. It llitors, Shin
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      104 3 THE AUCTION MART No. 2 D'Ahneida Street. (In re H. L. COGHLAN Co., a.th.c. tttt DR. S. YAMAMOTO, JAPANESE DENTIST, No 352, VICTORIA STREET, SINGAPORE. BATAM BRICK WORKS. an Assorted Spick-Suppliers Prices Mcdei ate. Office •3'i, Prinsftp Streot. I M .0 8 S 1. \:'Y 111 nager. (i hi. a
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    The Straits Times. I PRICE 16 CENTS. THURSDAY, 16TH FEBRUARY.
    1156 1 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. THURSDAY, 16TH FEBRUARY. It haa always, saened a matter for I regret that the cast-iron regulations hid down for tlie guidance of Govern- tiient servants should not occasionally be rallied in the public interest. We especially refer to the regulation forbid- ding (ijverniDent servants'
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    443 1 That the rain which has fallen so graciously during the post six Jays was badly wanted, is evidenced by the fact that, despite nearly 4 inches of rainfall during the M hours ending at noon yesterday, the Thomson Road Reservoir only showed an increase of 1 inch in the depth
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    405 1 Tn advertised announcement which appears in another column to-day, to the elToct that a meeting "i taaraholdi rs of the Tiuijuiig Pagar Dock Company will lie held to protest against the ac tiou of Government iv expropriating t lieir property, does not turn out to be so fonsMathle and forbidding
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    199 1 Tmi Redistribnti i Seat* iiieation iiMiitiniH.il in to day telegrams seises the pablk tot ywart. It b&i been pouted ""t ■<■!■ and over again that Bagiaad aas fewer Bteeaaan ol the i i loaußona i haa to «'ii the baau ul population, while Ire laud is ihown t" bi npri'
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    6 1 iii Uui Ihe l'.llli| 1..:. Loiiiiiries.
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    13 1 K 1' C liA i 1 K I 1!.:;1 ii, partmeot ti ipore.
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    21 1 Ki.-.-; cover y I rich i mi i.i >in A. and recommend tlie Kiupt-rur M ;o develop the de| osiu himself.
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    24 1 At an b irekolders ol tlm Deli Li: npan) on Kt-l>. <>, a pr< 11. "If to lix the tii,;il divi lead foi i cent.
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    23 1 A Lobdom telegram to the V Ceylon, (i;ited 3rd instant, States that the Itt Ml |>r BI Wm tli. n ml'ber, (F I
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      627 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. Caldbeck Macgregor Co. (ESTABLISHED iS64) Wine Spirit Merchants, <Lcndon, Glasgow, Hongkong, Shanghai) SINGAPORE. £>Jr6IOE X^IST OUST -A-ZFUE-XjICA-lICCISi Apllrt tut.ru n.WASSIAMULL ASSOMULL CO., Indian Store, No. 1,2, 3, 4, High Street. New Stock of Silk Curios and Silver and Gold Jewellery. TtUphtm- So ii-"'- Imprctwn Solicited. HOTEL de L'EUROPE.
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      430 1 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TOWN HALL. I 11 K Dallas-Bandmann Opera Co. TO-NIGHT Thursday, 16th February, (I aad produetioa '»f the romantic light opera The Duchess of Dantzic. rsthsrias I '|>i>M-lier....Mn. Henry D.illaNaaslesa Mr. Henry Dall«» Friday, 17th February, Grand Fashionable Night I ml r tlie distiagalSßSe' patronnjje and iv the stessass
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      CZAR TO KING EDWARD.
      46 5 A Letter Concerning Peace. Berlin IMA A i.i ii report states tLat tin* Bnaeiau 1-* Ration in London baa banded to Kn Bdward a lettet from the Caw, i iUi ,i i -men ll ematter r prate between Roaail :n d .1
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      KAISER'S TOUR IN THE MEDITERRANEAN.
      31 5 The.Kiiser ii to mak« a tour to the Mediterranean A: Naptei he will meet the King of Italy with whom he will .>nfer on political matters.
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      A DISTINGUISHED VISITOR.
      50 5 Berlin Welcomes Eminent British Peace Advocate. si: rfaomai Bard iy, the i minent juri-t m i peace advocate, is visiting Berlin, when he has bi.cn given a cordial reception at c meetm- ol the (ierman Handel'tag— the association of representatives of all the German Chambers of Commerce.
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      INTERVENTION IN THE WAR.
      57 5 Lord Lansdowne Deprecates 111-considered Efforts. .„><■<>, 166k Flwi Lord Lanadowne said, in the House of Lurd*, that ill-?>onald«red inteivention in the war wo iU be likely I fraugl.t with the worst of i ilti j iry j ■i ihould the opp irtunity off< enmenl >uM gladly
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      FISCAL CONTROVERSY.
      30 5 Time it was put before the Country. ..> i|] in i •i-'uneut I the for tw > ye irs, the I in come i The S BO Baltic fl :di'\.
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      COMING DISSOLUTION.
      20 5 The Premier's Taunts. in I* i Ii iint-n' th Mini! rj Mr Balfoni with the H ith being
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      JAPANESE HOUSE TAX.
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      REDISTRIBUTION OF SEATS.
      16 5 Scheme to be Elaborated. Mr B II n j i > Blab ir.i- i >[).
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    34 5 Police y aft< moon, t\w> Wilson ■towing awn on the Waihor i I and i ichii >■ rgo on the way down to k- rigoroui in ih.' men is i looal i ooli« runni t
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      KING'S SPEECH.
      309 5 Opening of Parliament. London, \sth Felmiary. The I blowing are the main points in the King's speech from the Throne at the opening of Parliament lit'Uii' us with foreign Powers continue to be friendly. The Wir in Manchuria unhappily '■ontinueB. The Government has been careful to observe neutrality
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      BANNERMAN ON THE THIBET MISSION.
      99 5 Indian Government to Blame. sir H > 11-Bannem in, ii' \d 3ress, said that it »ms i rue th Sir F. Vounghusband liis instriicticn?. Bat, far '11 that, he did fine work, .>'iat hardly treated con- i (he enormous ditliculties he hud to contend with,
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      RELATIONS WITH AFGHANISTAN.
      23 5 Sit Henry hoped in conclusion that papera would be laid in full hf.fore Parliament with regard to the r.egotia- 1:
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      CAPTURED BY MISTAKE.
      18 5 D lent at Tokyo, says i-//i/ bat been released— her cap ure beir,^ a mistake.
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      TOGO SAILS FOR AN UNKNOWN DESTINATION.
      16 5 Admiral Togo hai tailed from Kan foi an unknown destination.
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      AUSTRALIAN PREMIERS CONFER.
      38 5 A ooofmeaoa ot the Australian Qweallh Federal Pmlw Lus id tlifiold ago petition question tlicre, and the impost of duties on tea and kerosir.e, to meet the outlay herufroin. The (.inference met at Ht ><art
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    PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
    791 5 Annual Meeting. Tmh annual congregational meeting of the Presbyterian Church was held in the Cburcb test night Th« R;v 8.8. Walker was in the chair The meeting was opened with the sitting of a hymis and a prayer. The Chairman expressed his regret thatti.u t\iu'lif>rhud been unfavourable, which
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    34 5 By the Klieng tfe/uj, which arrived from Malacca this Moraing, twentyChinese prisoners wtre brought down under police escort They are biriberi patients from the local jail who were, sent to Malacca for a change.
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    58 5 Yesterday morning a requiem hich mass was sung at the Church of >S*. Joseph for the repofe of the soul of the late Mr. A. Burton, of Madras. The mass was given by his relations in Singapore. Mr. Burton died at Madras on the 22nd ultimo of apoplexy, after 42
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    "THE CINgALEE."
    148 5 THE CINGALEE." Despite the wet weather yesterday evening, the cecond peiformance of "TheCingalee"ty *hf Dallas- Bandmann Opera Co. *>aa witneaMel by a lull house The rcenery was beautiful Hirl the dresses superb and with prefty fac«"f, calchy tinisic and good singing, The Cingalt-e was a big success In this part
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    A NEW CABLE BOAT.
    223 5 s. s. Stephan in the Roads. Thk uahle boat St^plcm, which has been lying in the harbour for several days past, leaves to-day to carry out her scheme of cable lay inp for which she has come out to Kastern waters, f^he is a magnificent ves«el,
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    POLICE NEWS.
    200 5 This nnniiiug a M.ilay woman alighted from a hkisha iv Buffalo Road, and went into a house. She then missed her purse t-outaiuing •?18. She aearchcl the vahiale aud then h.id eke man searched. The purse was found in his possession. She held him and eventually gave him
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    THE CHARTERED BANK.
    71 5 Tn retirement is iiinoui:ced of Mr. Howard Gw th< r, who, after a period of forty yp.irs' Mrriee in the riiarfered Bank of liifiiii. A- China, Ii s rf.-:. T '1 nil iit as Chairman ami Man r. The ■oundneM of his views tad his opin o
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      75 5 CHANCI "i Wvir.l: nl'ten I>l diarrhoea For this waaon man; experienced traveller! i-an-y b Chamberlain'i Colic, Ckolen and Diarrhoea Remodj with them to be UM'd in 'i emergency. This preparation aai qua! ai ;i raw fot mplainta. It can not be obtained while "ii board thr oaw oi iteaiDihip, and
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      41 5 Tin: Gbeat Success of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy in tlie treatment of bowel complaints iia- inuilc it standard over tlip greater part of the civilized world. For sale by all Dealers. THE DISPENSARY. tu tli s. 38 General Agents.
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      144 5 Opera Yap < how Thong GREAT SUCCf SS UREAT SUCCESS!!! TO-NIGHT Thursday 16th Feb., 1905. AT THE ALEXANDRA HALL. No. 49U North liiitl^e Uo;ui, Iklhfa I'ermata Thwlri.-al (ouipiiiy d Map* Will ita ie i; i milled MORNI AND WARNA l'liues a> iii>ual. Abubakar, Maaapp H. ABRAMS Wde Morse Jlepo&itory ORCHARD
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      191 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. RAFFLES HOTEL SINGAPORE SITUATION UNSURPASSED. ALL COMFORTS. ELECTRIC LIGHTS. ELECTRIC FANS. 1 ELECTRIC BELLS. Ly TERMS MODERATE 1 VICTOR SINGING MACHINES, reproducing the actual voice of famous singers, differ greatly from those giving mere phonographic imitations. We have just received a large consignment ol fine records and machines
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    ORANGE CULTURE.
    3373 6 (By a Contributor) At the last meeting of the Agricultural Association of Malaya held in Penan* about a fortnight ago, and reported in these columns, the President alluded in grateful terms to the Straits Press tor the increased attention it bestowed on agricultural matters. These include a very
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      567 6 NOTICES. V>6e Straits Writes. AND Wfie Straits SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYAPLE In ADVANCE. Daily issue per feat IM.OO do per |iartlf 7.50 do per mouth 2.50 .lo sareepf 0.15 Weekly itsne per year IR.UO do per quarter 4.00 .lo per copy 0.40 When sent by post, there in added for the
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      621 6 NOTFCES. TO BE LET, small first floor offices, facing Cavemvgh Bridge Road and Fli it Street. Apply to Gnthrie Co. Ltd., Agents. n.c. rpo BE LET.— No. 17 Armenian Btreet X next to St. Andrew's House, lately in the occupation of Messrs. Tomlinson and Lermit. Suitable for a boarding house.
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      735 6 NOTICES. TO BE LET. A European residence, No. 117 Fmerald Hill, with four large rooms and stabling, rent moderate. I nmediate entry. For particulars apply to SEAH CHF.NQ OHONG, «M North Boat Quay Feb 14 tn. th. s. 13 3 TO BE LET. Jutt completed A superior European residence in
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      604 6 NOTICES. VACANT. Rooms with board reasonable termsApply Mrs. ORRfc, A Wilkie Road. Feb 14 13.3 Notice of Removal Alexandra Dispensary, REMOVED TO 75, BRAS BASSAH ROAD. feb 7 tu.Hh. s. 18- 1 NOTICE. CHARLES DAY CO., LONDON, \RE THE SOLE EVPoKT IMTTLIN AfiEXTS FOB JOHN JAMESON SON'S WHISKEY. And on
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      390 7 Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL Hi OspiUl .CSOO.OfX Reeervi I Pi 'ietors j£*oo,o(K' Rastrvs Fond x-' 111 BANKERS. Bank of England. A Bank of .Scotland. ity Mindland Bank, Ltd APOBI BUNCH. Curreut Accounts ar? opf-ne.l ana inter est sUo'veil sit 1 per cent, per Annum
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      1059 7 NOTICES. jjl THE SWEDISH Jiife LUX LAMR P§^ BURNS KEROSINE OIL. f-J Gives a beautiful intense and even light o 50 to 1,1)00 candle-power. LUX Tlie Lux Light i.s in immense use fur Railway Stations, Estate?, Hotels, Factories, Workshops, etc, SMOKELESS INODOROUS For Inspection and INEXPLOSIVE F wholesale rates ECONOMICAL
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    NATIVE TIN.
    206 8 Most good things conic from America, 1. British Columbia produce thai rare occurrence, native in tin. report "i the Provincial dogist, issued 111 10OL'. the follow--appeand: This department aat receatly reuaples laken liMiii lunuel of a in the Cariboo district, ami on ix lination these samples were found
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    BEACHCOMBERS.
    132 8 The Trouble at Home. lv view of tin- agitation which lias 1 in Hongkong regarding ichcomber auiaanoe, the following from the Japan Ohronieh, found intei lanj Fn mmbm I t tio owneri of Hritish steamers to China and .I.ipan have found iios«' crews. II the whole, answer fairly well.
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    14 8 -M!.. ft B i'ort ry Tu^-j Coe »uin. M n vii port=, .Sappho nn
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    15 8 \\"i lenri, th tl M iiindeis, rs home on xlix Ii I' I present him.
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    10 8 '/> 'etrn c on tho ad will •ope on B 111.
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    5 8 i 1 I I mation.
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    14 8 the last 11 1 pp Ihurt. It would her the of had 1 ties.
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    71 8 reat irrigation B ijr aftei personally investigated the anrit Dt of irrigation in istically of the prospects there i the country is ideally adapted t .rrigauuii, and there in do en^ineerii g ii 1 difficulty in the way ot ig out the worn. There is water for irrigation ami navigation
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
    81 8 Wharves at Which Different Ship* are Berthed To-day. East Whakf— .Nil. V'ICT.IRIA GRAVI.NO D.iiK— lJ.ll.Mldin. I I-, 1,, Albert Graving Dock La BajM Skcti in No. 1 t'ailyle. Chiron." triaad* li IVik! 3 laxon Priaoe, DaCatawtttoi „4 Tar». 6 Tana, UTrajr <a-tle 6 Calyptu. i Vbaki
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    49 8 A^ Ipi-li l:as become the Railway centre and the halfway house, so to speak, of the through mail train service from Prai to Kuala Lumpur, the Tmm of Malaya says that a competent Assistant is shortly to he appointed to strengthen the hands of the present Sta'ion Matter there.
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    133 8 Thi management of the Hotel de pc have since the arrival of the arranged witli the authoritiei to keep this establishment open till lain, in tho morninc to :A drinks for the —nn arrargemeiit which ia appreciated by the public, and what t lnged a bar at the Town Hall
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    MAILS CLOSE.
    64 8 Fn' l',r si I BOW Batavia ft Sou nba] iDt CarpmNei 717 1 m I'pnnng nnrl ]>»li Car I pjn P.B*bainAT Anaoa ffyi E«Mf p m Hatavift > ,;»>• 4 p m. Cbriatmaa Jslnnd Islander 4 p.m. SATI'RDAV. P.fVt«nbam4 Pt-nanp fin Snuj I p m Haniljermnssin tU\ J
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    MAILS TO ARRIVE.
    109 8 i-rom Ei-kofk— By the P. AO. s.h. Malta tine on 18th February. From Chum— By the N I). L b. 9. JFMM due on H'tli February. TIMK T.MILE 01 M.H1.3 l>l'K. Llt Blncapi ra Dun in London Arrivoti Jan MfIT.D. L. Keli _'cd Keb ]8t(:-) lan 11th
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    FINANCE & COMMERCE.
    36 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. 16/ h flair —f, 1905 Co-day's 4/ra bank rate is 2/- Tanjong Pagars to-day rose to $;150, buyers. The Norwegian steamer I'cik arrived this morning from Newport with 1,046 tons of coal for Hongkong.
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    COFFEE TRADE.
    195 8 Sanderson Co.'s Report. London, lUih January Spot -In consequence of a dense fog which prevailed on Friday last, the public auctions had to be postponed until the following Tuesday, when the demand was somewhat slacker and only a small part of the offerings found buyers At present, dealers
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    RUBBER AUCTION.
    55 8 Me-trs. S Fif pis and Co of Fencburch Strttt, London, i j ply us with the following particalan of tl.e planta Hon rubber put op there a' auction on the 20th January I I :sss*lj I .1 I 1... L S 'HI a !II! IIS i s 1
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    PRODUCE.
    93 8 OanMai hnan ->::, il» (Cube No. 1) Dnptekaa l*J.3'i Copra Ball S.rtO do Pontianak 8.074 Pepper, Black 9B.tt •o WUte, 39.0« iago Flow Sarawak Z.\"\ ili) liuiuei Nn. 1 M 33(( fWI B«m 4.60 Coffee Kali, lx. liaiih MQO ColTte,Pal«BbaiMr p 9oXka*l< 24.50 '•■•I i.iliciinn Ho. I imi mull
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    EXCHANGE.
    129 8 On London Bank 4 in I j/. Demand 1/11 Private 6 m/s >, do 3m h _>/.; On Germany— Hank d/d •_>.o3 Private 3 m/s 2.05| do 6 iu/d tJStI On France— Bank d d J.4HJ Private 3 lv a do 6 iii.s |,MJ 0M India— Bank T. T.
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      225 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS, No. 51, 52 High Street. Have just received a large assortment of Japanese, Chinese, anJ Indian tilks of all kinds and colours, i awl Persian carpets of all siies, nigs ami handsooM ivcry goods. Also many pretty articles vet :n.(l g< Id
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      631 8 LADIEB* BLACK BAB CoUVT Bhoßß with bended tors and strap, very soft leather, smartly finished uppers and soles, superior leather lining, very light in weight, good stylish and comfortable shoes for dancing evening wear, not exact to illustration Price $5.00 Per pair. GENTS' AN OR BLACK CYCLING SHOES. Gifts' Cycling
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      97 8 Head Workers and Hand Workers alike find that they can accomplish more when they use fj out en r "'"soluble WQCOS It not only builds up the body, but supplies strer^ih, energy and \tgour for the day's work. t GOSNELL'B LATEST 111 E |3 Aj Usually Tkiatih I sprain will
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      135 8 DAY BY DAY. Thursday. 16th February. Hijrh Water, s-51 p.m Philharmonic Orchestra. 4.4") "The Duchess of Dantzic'' Town Hall. 9. Friday. 17th February. Hi)?h Water. *n am. 9-46 p.m. S.V.C. Maxim Company Drill. 5-15. Nursing Association. Municipal Office. 4-30. The Duche-fi of Dantzic.' Town Hall. 9. Saturday, 18th February. llWkWaUr.
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      28 8 WEATHER TELEGR i B.A.A C. 7., 16th Fekkuahv HONUKONO.— Barometer Direction of Wind I Force of Wind I Maz.Temp in Shade fi-< MANILA— 7«U. s.K. 1 l' 7.
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      1025 9 Under this heading the following abbreviations are used: str. steamer; *h.— chip; bo. barque sch. schooner Vet. Yacht Cru. Cruiser; Gbt.— Gunboat; Tor.— Torpedo; H.p. Horse-power Brit.— British i U. B.— United States; Fch. French; Ger. German; Dut. Dntch (».c. General-cargo d.p.— deck pas>enger; U.— Uncertain T.
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      PASSENGERS BOOKED HOMEWARD.
      702 9 P. &O. IVi t'ltutitn nailing on '2nd March Mr V K. Mulholland. Mr. E. F. \V. Cornell, Mr. W. A. l.'reig, Mr. and Mm. Braddell, Mr. and Mrs. Alhnson, Major (ienernl Sir A Dorward. Per Formoaa sailine on Btb March— MrSerle and 2 infant*, Mm. Farrant child
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      556 9 ffisjsjM, port, probable date oj urnia), and name of agent*. Stbamkrs. Acbillea, Chin*, Apl Mansfield. Agamemnon, L'pool, Mar 27 Mannfield. Aker, Antwerp, Feb lrt; East Asiatic Coy, Alcinous, Liverpool, Mar Mansfield. Ajax, China. Feb 26 Mansfield. AndaluHia Hoogkong, Feb 27; B. Meyer Antenor, Liverpool, Feb 22; Mansfield. Aparima,
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      MINING.
      248 9 Non ber Issue Co-p«y L4WI Buy«r» s»LUr» Transactions i SOLD. t t 13,600 10 ,500 uuiuued. 4. »«i S 10 fti.uou f 10 10,000 10 6,207 1 10,500 1 36,700 k 1 i io,uoo a i 30,000 1 150,000 1 20,000 100 !,JUO ums.uul. $7.60 BersawMli (J. M. Co.,
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      DEBENTURES.
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      711 10 At the price you payfor your STENGAHa you are entitled to the very best. See that you get Buchanan's ''Black and White." You can have it for the asking. steamshTp companies. P. o. STEAM NAVIGATION CO. For China. Japan, Penan*, Ceylon. Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Prrts. Plymouth and London.
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      499 10 HAMBURGAMERIKA LINIE HAMBURd. The steamers of this Company inni stain a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Kotterdara, anil the Straits, China, and Japan. Homeward*, tbey are despatched fortnightly for H ivre and Hamburg and once a month for Bremerbaven direct, calling at Penane and Colombo The arrivals of
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      660 10 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial (lerman Mail Line. The fast nnd well kuown mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen-Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Genoa, \:i< (connection Marseilles, Naples, Alexin'liia, and vice vena) Port Said. Baas, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hontkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, and Kobe to
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      734 10 STEAMSHIP COMPAMP9 ICEAN STEAM SHIP Co.. Ltd, AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co.. Ltd. The Companies' steamers are <ie«patchtM toil Liverpool outward* for the Strait*, China tnd Japan every week, and from Japan keass »aril§ 'or I-ondon every iortiiignt aiiil fo Uverpool monthly. <>ne outward st^ainei tarh month extends to
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      513 10 INSURANCE COMPANIES. ROYAL INSURAiNCfcfcoT HIRE LIFIi. TOTAL INVESTED fUMM EXCEEI £12,000,000. THE LARGEST PIBK UfflJUl IN THE WORi.l BOUSTEAD Co.. AgenU THE LONDON AND LANCABHIRI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Capital i.'J,1i!7,500 Paid up Capital. Jt 212,1 b{i Reserve Fund. Jtl/fftJMQ The undersigned, Agents for the Cou pany, are prepared to accept
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