The Straits Times, 12 February 1906
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Title Section15 1906-02-12 1 The Straits Times. no. 21.960 THE STRAITS TIMES. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 12. 1906. PRICE 15 CENTS.15 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement375 1906-02-12 1 NOTICES DE DION MOTOR CARS 1906 MODELS. We are now prepared to book orders for the celebrated De DION* Cars at the following prices calculated upon the new fixed exchange: S h.p., one cylinder, two seated $2,000. s h.p., one cylinder, 4 seated $2,100. it hup., one cylinder, t seated375 words
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Advertisement205 1906-02-12 1 CALEDONIAN HOTEL Bras* Jlasah Road SingaporeThe ISriuliWst and Healtliie-t lte^ort in tlic (,'ity. Until Porter, in uniform, meets all Boate :u.<l Traius. WAVERLEY HOTEL ~>9, Bill if I ml. Singapore Healthy Position. French and German Cuisine and Kefreshments. Meals at every time of the clay. Three Billiard Tables. Liquors of205 words
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Advertisement627 1906-02-12 1 Money to ler.d from $10,000 to $100,000 on first class security in town. L. HERMENT, Broker Clia Alley VMB W«NTED. SIBORDINATK AGRICTI/riRAI. STAFF FOR lUHMA. Application- are invited for the undermentioned subordinate appointments in the Agricultural Deixirtnient. which is to be created in in Burma. FOB THE DBtBCTOH OF FAKMS.627 words
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Advertisement302 1906-02-12 1 NOTICES. ROBINSON CO. A NKW SHIPMENT OF 1906 Models. WITH ALL THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS AND FITTED WITH THE THREE SPEED GEAR. RALEIGH GAZELLE RALEIGH FIRST GRADE ROADSTER RALEIGH ROAD RACER. ROBIITSON &d CO. A SMALL THING But worthy of your atttentiun. AN IMPORTANT aMCTKf To THK OCTHT "I KVF.KV WKLL302 words
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Advertisement145 1906-02-12 1 HOUSE FOR SALE AT MALACCA. For nale by private contract, a dwelling house with nice flower and fruit garden, and a cocoami{ plantation at the back of the hoiixe. about two ■MM of hind (fi-eehold) situated opposite the Corvent at Bandar Hilir, Nos. 43 and 44. The premises can be145 words
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Advertisement353 1906-02-12 1 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. SANITAKY DTSraCTOM. The Municipal (oiiuiiUki. mil of thf Town .if Sinjwp >re require the «ervii-r< of two SuniUrv [■■yMtan. Salary <i)ininenciiiK at »ll».t |mt tmmmm Meh, rining (on Mm IM >Miiiu'n(luti..ii i.f Urn Mniiii-i|x»l Health Officer| by annual inrrenu-iitNiif^tti*) t.i maximum of $150 per nu- m A kinnvlt'353 words
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1763 1906-02-12 2 Interesting Correspondence. The correspondence which has taken place between the Indian Government and the "Statesman" with regard to the publication in the latter of a confidential note by I^ord Curzon, is published in the Gazette of India." In their first letter the Government This document1,763 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement238 1906-02-12 2 NOTICES. "JODELITE" THE BEST WOOD-PRESERVATIVE. A coat of Jodelite on the timber work of a building will EFFECTUALLY PRESERVE IT FROM ATTACKS OF DRY ROT, WHITE ANTS AND TEREDOS. A FEW DOLLARS SPENT ON JODELITE OFTEN SAVES THOUSANDS. IMPORTERS Borneo Co., Ltd. J^ STANDARD J POLICY. OF <£500 BTG. Payable238 words
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Advertisement209 1906-02-12 2 RECREATION HOTEL Seranggong Road. if Open until 13 p.m. Terminus of the Electric Tramway. Can stop at the door. Tittins and dinner* to be ordered three hours beforehand. PRAKKK BROTHERS, I, Proprietors. C 854 r Concentrated Information. W e learn on the best authority thatGillingham lied Hand Cement has secured209 words
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Advertisement362 1906-02-12 2 NOTICES. MAINTAINS TnE UIGIIEST REPUTATION EVERYWHERE. BUILD UP and PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH and Fortify the System against Disease witli u7ca£Bn«yi^^^«BßSl^el^Loi^»xTwr^r^. J **2.*'£^^^ .i^ ■We cannot •peak m W) i*. f^E Bt kWt to.. lu«hl7 ul it l^ill.A^lli^il.fl ||||B"1 Pronounced by the HiuMtsv medical AUTHOPiritS 1 Torpid Liver, Debility, Eruptions, ad362 words
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Advertisement72 1906-02-12 2 DAN MACFARLANE'S ROYAL V. 0. V. LIQUEUR SCOTCH WHISKY (io years old) (iold Medal, Dublin 1894. STOCKS HAVE NOW ARRIVED And supplies may still be obtained at following rut. h Bc£ 57.50 per ca*e flflt (duty extra jHjB .90 per bottle HpH (duty paid) KSJ From >^H itnn. M^^^^^k V«i;72 words
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Article822 1906-02-12 3 The American Boycott With ri-frn m-<- t» tlir Mfawfag from v MMrt issue ot O—Mlt ftitriHf MW Tlic bowaM Of Aiiiiiiiiui tJiHHIs l>y China i-~ IMMOtaUa for Mm proof that it afford* of Mm iM>ssihilitv of cohesion ami s|M>ntant> ons operation batw«M tlic I'liimsr "Mafias, for riiina. it822 words
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Article181 1906-02-12 3 Tin- departure at the en<l of January »f •lie of the most |Mipuiar and well-known inemlxTs of the planting community, Mr. H. W. Harrison, connected with the district of Kalutara. Ceylon, for nearly twenty years, ha- created gap which will hard to till. Mr. Hirri-un s c lection181 words
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Article69 1906-02-12 3 'I'hk I'uKiiKj luizetti sa-s that the (..«vei aot has hy circulars directed the Heads of liow rnnieiit |)»|>arliiiciits to make all inves tiyation to rWMfla the hulk of cones|Kin deuce Ui whit is al)solntel\ iiidisiH-nsihle. .mil as to the alnilition of any returns that may not Ik- necessary. Mr W.69 words
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545 1906-02-12 3 Tuk statutory meeting was held ou 16th inst. at the London Chamber of Commerce, Sir Frank A. Swetteiihaui presiding. The Chairman said the board had Mflaivefl a report bum Urn manager in the East, Mr. Tiny had Uen able to retain the services of the suiM'rintendentM545 words
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208 1906-02-12 3 The P. 0. Co.'s Latest Move. Sus the Allahabad I'ionrcr The P. k 0. Company is carrying the war into the emeiin scamp l.y sUrting a new fortnightly service from Hamburg to India. It will be lemembi -ritl that in April lant tlie Hanwi company208 words
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Article419 1906-02-12 3 some Particulars of the Company. Tin: Kuala Lumpur correspondent of the Timet of Crylon recently announced that the shareholders of the newly-formed dollar company, the Batu Unjor, had unanimously decided to amalgamate with Lowlands and Highlands estate in the proposed sterling company as follows: That full419 words
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121 1906-02-12 3 Registered .January Hth. by Baker and Nairde. H, Crosby Square. E.C. Capital. i.-1-J..'.im. in XI shares. Objects: To acquire and deal with land in the Malay Peninsula or elsewhere to adopt an agreement with K. M. Baer, A. H. Schlesinger and V. A. Kllisen. and121 words
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Article41 1906-02-12 3 Thk Tribune, the new Liberal London daily, was started during the week when the mail left From various allusions in its rirot leading iirticle. however, we gather that it« p.litics will be of a full-blooded Pro Boer a-id auti- national description.41 words
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Article61 1906-02-12 3 l'iiiM»s EM of Battenberg has written an autograph letter to the Fbn announcing her inU-ntiou of entering the Roman Catholic Church. She asks for the ApoaMM) blessing on the coming union with the King of what will piescuth be her adopted country. The letter also contains au expression of the61 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement51 1906-02-12 3 WHSN one is sick, the greatest care should be taken in the selection of a rimedy. The best medicine is none too! good, and an endeavour should be made < to get it. As an invigwrator and re- I builders. Steams' Wine of Cod Liver Oil < is the best.51 words
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Advertisement54 1906-02-12 3 KITSON LAMPS BURN PETROLEUM AND GIVE A BRILLIANT LIGHT AT A LOW COST LAMPS OF 500 AND 1000 CANDLE POWER s, c *„*>•. HUTTENBACH BROS. Co. STEARNS 1 WINE OF COD I.IVKK JIL is the paragon of purity and pcrection. It is a remedy. Hcientific and >f definite value. Its54 words
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Advertisement1261 1906-02-12 3 NOTICES. THE Straits Wimes CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES IN I Singapore. I Messrs. John Little k Co.. Ltd. Messrs. Kelly and Walsh, Ltd. Kaflles Hotel. P.afTles Tiffiu Rooms. Messrs. Kirn h Co. &.oh d- Co. Adelphi Hotel. ?buan Co., Robinson Road. i ilotel de la Paix. Hotel1,261 words
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816 1906-02-12 4 The Straits Times. PRICE 15 CENTS. MONDAY, 12th FEBRUARY Ii M nut utt<-n that a Member of the Legislative Council iui]icachcs that honourable l~xlv by gMag such htmal notice of protest is was given In tin- Hon. Mr. Huttenbacli on Knday last: but. in this instaucc.it would MMU that Mi.816 words
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Article353 1906-02-12 4 Thk Dnadmtufki whfafa H. M. Mm King |u;nu li.'d on Saturday, at Portsmouth. Ts in. It ,■< I a formidable engine of war. according to iMt mail advices. Sonic icmaikuhk JHtMMi of tlif iiiiinciiM' fighting ftmm of this, tin latest addition to the British Xavx.arc given by the l.mjiurer Ten353 words
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Article341 1906-02-12 4 Tlir projegekl Hea, to which m Calcutta corrrsiwiulont referral on Saturday, is one that will connect Bhanio in northeast Burma with Momeiii. ni)t Moulmein. Now Momein is the Burmese name for Ting-yueli or TeiiK-yueh, and T'eug-yueh in about 12(1 miles to the north-east of Bhamo and in Yunnan, that i.s,341 words
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Article226 1906-02-12 4 Ouk Si>ecial < .eruian wire dwells aaga Ho point that, critical as is the political situation regarding the Morocco difficulty, the French public is averse v, war with Geruianv. It is interesting to note that, at the date of last mail advices, dread of a war with France on the226 words
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Article151 1906-02-12 4 Thk Rugby MaM of England eoutiuue their pies, m; ..son's record af wliat can »-c call it— bad luck, weak play, of error of judgment: 1 Their latest defeat at the hands oi tin Iris!: to the tune of sixteen |>oiiits to six, l.siiot s.. bad bcatin;;, how. \.r. a-151 words
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Article125 1906-02-12 4 Thk OovanuM at have nonniKnl the ta. t that there is now increased accommodation in the Reformatory, and also that a Board oi Visitors. Kur.jpean and Asiatic, has been apaaiaaal to pay regular visits to the institu. tion. It is intended to teacii the inmates some sort of Hade which125 words
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Article18 1906-02-12 4 Tn M. M. s.s. OommimjamuA Stakuoa at TatO this morning, and is doe here aliout 4 p. in.18 words
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Article16 1906-02-12 4 Thk Town and Volunteer Band will play at the Ksplauade to-night (ram '.I o'efaek, weather pcmiittini;.16 words
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Article15 1906-02-12 4 Thk well-known aeronaut, Mr. Stanley Spencer, returning from India, ha* died of tyi>hoid at Malta.15 words
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Article16 1906-02-12 4 Koih British torpedo-destr.iv.'isaif.siH-tt ed to arrive lie>v on or alioul the JOtll from HiinykiiTii; homeward bouud.16 words
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Article20 1906-02-12 4 Thk German mail steamer Beyera left Port Said mi Friday outward Uwinl. She is due here on the '28rd February.20 words
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Article24 1906-02-12 4 TdK P. A. O. "itwanl mail steamer iJrltn left Colombo at 8 a.m. on Sunday and is expected to arrive here on Friday afternoon.24 words
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Special Telegram to the "Straits Times."
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Article39 1906-02-12 4 Calcutta, tMk February. luformation lias roachod horo by mail thai tin- liight Hou John Morloy, tlu< Seri.ury <>f .State for India, has accepted the wli.nir of Army reform in India, as propounded by Lord Kitchener.39 words
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Special German Telegrams.
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Article32 1906-02-12 4 llrrliv. IOt), Frhman,. Omasa} Jias nfaMd to ailmit tho rijjln <>f establishing a purely French jK.lin in Mm-ucco, and would rath.r Ika OanMßoa at A]ge<iras \v n adjimrui-il.32 words
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32 1906-02-12 4 I in' >lix|HjHitioii in b'raucu is not cv< n in fiivour of any military iloiiiouHtrittioiis in Morocco, and lunch itm in favour of a war itli lierniany.32 words
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38 1906-02-12 4 T ory Government Responsible for French Claims. The u< w Lilx-rul governnieut in Hiitain is not like tin- lute Tory ministry whicli instigated Kiaiice t» adopt tht MUM slu lum taken. The general situation in Banpt is i|iii.i.38 words
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Reuter's Telegrams.
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Article63 1906-02-12 4 Heed. Sintjapt.i;-, 11. 1; a.m. ilth Pttrm*rs I'rlil. hij U.-nlrrH.i; p.m.Uth b'rl.nu,,,,. It is reported from Washington tlmt.Mi. Secretary Taft isjiskiug the Aiueiican S. n.,t. fee ii supplcimiit.u v yi' nit for barracks at Manila. 1 He explains :lic nect'ssity for Mm vcit, l, v Mi\iny tlmt it63 words
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Article24 1906-02-12 4 Mir picim.-i i>t the X.ttil gMaOBMBt Imm iltriinul Urn ntfcr of iuiiH-iial tr<x>|)s (til mtgfttmia% tin liimWt mm the mMtcm.24 words
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Article12 1906-02-12 4 iM.au.llM.it KiimUihl at ni^ui l>\ lii [xjiuts to 6.12 words
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Article42 1906-02-12 4 Ute'd m.i; February. Hrl.l //./s ftirunrg. The Oovenmeat Ims apyoiatai Loid Klyin. Lord Ui|K)n. Mr. AaaaJlh, Mr. Huldane. ;iml Mr. Winstun Churchill t.. sirvr as .iiinutu c for studying the |X.liii eal aud industrial BniUeßM BMaaated m the Trunsvail.42 words
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Article75 1906-02-12 4 Launch of the Dreadnought. The JUag his lannilied the l>ri-nd:u< n.ji,l. "T-itirHl that ahn amtiniliai all th< «rai axßsrioßM patoed hy ihe .U paaeae. Atter the lan milling oeremoa] the Kiuy invisted Imiral Srott. th. k laapedlll dI I'aiKet Piaetiae, with the dignity .f kaighthoai oltlu- Vieaociaa Ocdar. The honour75 words
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Article36 1906-02-12 4 IM Irish i.\atiou;ilisti party, at im-.tin^ hilil in huhlin. dciid.-d to fatal to support any Knylisli party or aßfanßMHt, trhictl does not n:;ikr Horn.' Kule ravlinal poiat in its |HilitK al pcogNUaSM.36 words
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Article106 1906-02-12 4 lUX Itandiuanu Oped Company ale .In, to arrive here this weak by the s.s. from Rangoon and will play in the Town Hall on Thursday and Friday. They leave again l>y the week end mail for the North, and if the exigent us of tin- steamer's sailing106 words
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Article83 1906-02-12 4 O\ Saturday. OorponU Sailed l,in .lalar was a«ain before Mr. Bryant who rcsiiin. .1 the preliminary in.|iiiiy into the allegation „i culpable hoinieide by shooting Tan Yn Yip at Selitar on the Wh ultimo. Mr. (iiant conducted tlie ease for the Crown .Mr. Harris ap|H'ared for83 words
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Article89 1906-02-12 4 <)\ Friday niyht Sorj-eant Nolan air.stid ten men in Canton Street and light .it lk»it (Jtmy lor yaiuinn in pobUe. At thu latter |>lace. alx.ut a liumlreil pwilin, taking advantage of a OOBpJa of aliowx. resorted to their favo'iri:.' Biaaaoilllllll. but tin y kept siuh noo<l waUh that only dofat89 words
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Advertisement344 1906-02-12 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS THE AUSTRALIAN STORES IS THE LEADING HOUSE FOR PROVISIONS IN SINGAPORE. We do not admit into our Stock anything we cannot recommend. Our prices are the lowest that can be quoted compatible with the high Standard of Merchandise worthy of our guarantee. Thompson Thomas Go. c 107 fiotel344 words
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Advertisement259 1906-02-12 4 DPS. KEW BROTHERS, DENTAL SUROEONS, i No. 2 Battery Read, i CBASTEBED HANK BCILDISGfI 1 1 un I AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE TEAS HoIsEHOLD iTKNiTri:i;. BBILLIAKT TONED -BO6ESKBAXZ' I'IANo. A VBBI SKKVK KABLL GHARRY AND I>ELI POXY and A T.AR(;E COLLECnOK OF <>K( HIDS AND PALMS. ,v. The pro|>erty of259 words
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Advertisement296 1906-02-12 4 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. THE YOUVG MFN'S OHMS 'IAN ASSOCIAiIOV OFSbGAOBB, ATHLETIC CLUB CONCERT. TOWN MALL ToMorrvir Tuesday. t)if IHh of February, at it p.m. ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. Part 1 Pianoforte Sol.) Mr. H. E Baasch Song Mr. A. Proctor \iolmcelloSolo Mr. H. Valois Song Mrs. Curry Mentation "Ostler Joe" Capt. Whitehead296 words
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Reuter's Ertra service.
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Article35 1906-02-12 5 li.rtl. .Vu.</.i/.<i.y, 4 f ,.m. Kith February. Ihni.hy BMtor Ulh February. A woman won nd«-d the Black Sea Commander in chief. Admiral Chukhniu. at his office. The sentry killed the assailant.35 words
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Article45 1906-02-12 5 deputat m. consisting of coloured jiersons. is coming from Capetown to England, wit: i the object of |M>titiouing the tlie King lor full political rights being era n teil to i'.ast Indians and others.' in Transvaal anl Orange Hiver Colonies.45 words
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Obituary110 1906-02-12 5 Tin death- of th. Count<'ss Howe, and Mr.. l. Anuand. Liberal member of parliament fur Hast AbcrdcetiNhire. are reported. Mr. .1. Annnnd. hut recently elected Lihernl M. P. for Kn-t Aberiletnshire. was siitv-three nan ofM*, mi rote from the BMMM of i.larkHmilli hikl (•■■untry s< IxHilniaßter to be a110 words
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Article70 1906-02-12 5 Suu/Hjn.r,. :,.lii jj.m. Wth Vihrnurti. l>,r,i. i,,, i;,utr<- nth rWiMij. uligram from AlgiK-ira-. published in Berlin, says a favourable outcome was exPmM until the Fretxh delegnt^-s suddenly desired an immediate settlement of the .|u. stion of |M>licing Morocco. It de<lares that the (iernian delegate- will n70 words
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Article27 1906-02-12 5 The House of Representatives iii Washington have paaead a Bill, which revises the Philippine tariff and imr.ase- the duty on K <.io|>eaii made cotton g'xnl-.27 words
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Article26 1906-02-12 5 llu- 1 hi i I, i Chnuieh'i IMboana corres|xindent states Mr. I'layford haK asc«>rtaiue«l th.it the .lapanuM- e-pionage -tory is without foundation.26 words
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Article235 1906-02-12 5 gim»jnw, tlMmjm. IMk Fekrwmrtf. 1>.1\1.1,,i fUuierOM {mm. Itth Fttrmmrp. \U ice- from I'ietermarit/.burg iNatallsay that a force of Carabineer-, with Artillery ami four gun-, an. l a party "I (Milic. have pr.K-ee<le<l to tlif scene of disturbance in the neighbourhood. The Natal QufBIIUMBt ilo not expect the .i]M ration-235 words
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Article43 1906-02-12 5 Tn final rice for the I'rc-id.'nt pi i/c. 2">O \.inls liandiia|i. was -wiiin off at Tanjong l\Ht<uig. \e^terilay morning. A good race r> -ulted m lollov\s: Ist Cuscaden (Scr.l, tinieM.l'.l :2udLe Mc-uiiei i I.', \ards.i aud ilrd Coullie I In \aril-.i43 words
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Article126 1906-02-12 5 n,. i. mi n.. i>i.i> in Mm bmUm L. V. club hllll— mil on Sntur.la>. The following ties ti\.-.l lot pliu t^' ni'irn.w iTutwday l: Lammi !)•>. in. i I' Mis- BniU iai Hrn LmMb r. Miw. l i.i.l. 11 in,.' Miks Boartoo. iTiatob* tim-lieU (i.126 words
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Article231 1906-02-12 5 Thk Singapore Philharmonic orchestta gave another of their series of popular concerts at the Town Hall, on Saturday night, when, in spite of several other attractions, there was a satisfactory audience, including H. E. Sir John Anderson and Miss Anderson. I'nder the baton of Mr. W. (i. St.231 words
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Article127 1906-02-12 5 Mr. H. BUMOra, who is at pre-« nt conducting Sandow physical culture classes in Singapore, is in receipt of a letter from Mr. Saudow intimating that he is retiring from active work as a strong man and intends in future to devote himself to teaching and the lighter127 words
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Article83 1906-02-12 5 Thk result of the competition for this Club's Monthly Medal, played yester.l.iy. was as follows Handicap Total. Lieut Kirkwixnl Mpi H<* scr *"4 win. M. Ho«>! 1i iUm 7 76 liiK.-i.ir Campbell :(9 pi Mt pi 1 si D.xrtor Finlav MB 42 4ti I ■s. T.83 words
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Article43 1906-02-12 5 Thk gold yield of Australia for 19U"> amounted to 4.127.991 ounces, valued at 417.344/ HO, as MMMNd with 4.215.239 ounces, valued at >; 17. 9 1.1 .UM I. in 19(>4. The value of the year's export of gold was |>5.000,000 below that of 1904.43 words
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Article33 1906-02-12 5 Tin rubber exported from Ii a Inn amounted to 10&A47 lb. against 77.212 in L9M«ad U,7M in 1903: tea exports were 17-2.628.960. including (ireat Britain *****0,096, Hu-sia 11.134.768. America 12^22.490, and Australia 24.64:<.:)6)1.33 words
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Article47 1906-02-12 5 O* siaturday night Sergeant Number 7 aiie-u-d 17 men for playing iv a common gaming house in Hill Street. This morning tlnv were before Mr. Setli. Kight of tin in were tim-d lU, eight others $6 and one. a boy. was ordered six cuts with a rattan.47 words
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Article40 1906-02-12 5 Owixi; to pressure on our space to-day. some comment.- on the letter auent the Harbor Improvement Scheme which appeared in our issne of Friday over the signature of Mr. <ieo. Sinellie. are again unavoidably held over. They will ap|>ear to-morrow.40 words
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Article48 1906-02-12 5 As extraordinary scarcity of common rice iv many districts of Lower Bengal is refuted, and the Hmw writes that the ■apply lias evidently fallen much below the normal, though crop prospects are good, the result Mag that there must be some pinching for food among the poorer oIMMi48 words
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Article79 1906-02-12 5 Owns to a prohibitory tariff wall against British goods, Thornycroft i Co.. Ltd.. the well known shipbuilders, have decid«-d that all their motor !>oats and motor vehicles intended for Italy, shall in future lie made by them in Italy. Fifteen torp<«lo-destroyer» whicli were onleu d from Thoruycroft'K are iH'in^' made79 words
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Article177 1906-02-12 5 A TKAuii life recently ended at Berlin, in tin ill ittli at tin aye of twenty -five, iv penury, of Princess Linlxn' Mamlckliei. of an ancient boyar family. Married at sixteen, at twenty she lost, her liuband. n continued gambler, who completely squandered all his177 words
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Article147 1906-02-12 5 At t.-.'n .mi Saturday afternoon Mr. H. Knoutli, who resides at Bast Coast Road. Tanjong Katong, reported to the police at (iaylang Station that a body of a European was lying in the jungle off the East Coast Road. The police immediately proceeded to tlie scene and147 words
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Article26 1906-02-12 5 Police Inwpector Hart, of Sepoy Lines Station, lias arrested two Chinamen for appropriating a quantity of btiku bark from a tony kit tig at KamponK Martin.26 words
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Article31 1906-02-12 5 This morning it was discovered that a table-cloth has lien stolen from an almeirah iv the Roman Catholic chapel at the cemetery at Bukit Timah Road. The police have been informed.31 words
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Article33 1906-02-12 5 Thk Sen Belli- returned from lighthouse re'ief duty this morning. She carried as |>assengers a Sergeant and six convalescents of the Sherwood Foresters \vlu> had gone in the yacht for a health trip.33 words
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Article37 1906-02-12 5 Thk Y. M. C. Association of Singapore hare arranged to give an Athletic Club CorcDrt at the Town Hall tomorrow evening (Tjcdayl at 9 p.m. A two-part programme of attractive items is announced in an advertisement elsewhere.37 words
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Article38 1906-02-12 5 Thk Dutch cruiser Knnigen Urgent f» arrived this morning and went alongside Tanjong Pagar. With the Zceland and the Hrrtog Hrmfrick there are at present three Dutch cruisers in Singapore. They have all come here to be docked.38 words
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Article56 1906-02-12 5 Mkdical circles in America are interested in the strange case of loconiotor ataxia of Mrs. Catherine O'Neill, who died last month at the Brooklyn Hospital. The disease resulted in sncli brittleness of the bones that the slightest movement of the woman was followed by the snapping of a bone, causing56 words
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Article113 1906-02-12 5 Kkar-Adsiiral Scott is the inventor of the night signalling apparatus now used in the Koyal Navy, and of sundry appliances for improving heavy gun shooting. Beside-, he invented the gun carriages which enabled 6inch and 4.7 inch guns tube used in South Africa. It was in 1866 he entered the113 words
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Article104 1906-02-12 5 It is proposed to start a big Company for growing rnbber in S. India. Mr. H. P. Hodgson is the moving spirit in the scheme, and the prospectus will be issued shortly. South India ha- been a little behindhand in joining in the great moveineut for the development of rubber104 words
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Article109 1906-02-12 5 Si'iixiiMi up the prospects of gold mining in Southern India, the Calcutta Kiujlithman says If the lessons of the past are borne in mind and the various widelys-cattered and extensive auriferous tracts, which in former time- have been the scenes of a busy and pros|*ioiis gold uiiiiig industry, are given109 words
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Article70 1906-02-12 5 A I'aki- despatch states that Metchnikoff and Koux. heads of the Institute Pasteur, declare that experiments in the inoculation of nnthropoid apis and subsequent cure, show a way which time is certain to perfect, to the destruction of the most terrible disea.se human lyings70 words
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Article211 1906-02-12 5 Tn Kaiser, says a Berlin Una, lias ju-t ilrsifjneri a maguincent electrical can di-labruiii for a new chnrcli at StraHsburg. Tlir metal work, of lieateu brass, consists of seven huge branches in a highly complicated pattern. The tour Kvun^elislK are reprexcnteil in them. The Kaiser's idea211 words
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Article143 1906-02-12 5 [Contributed) Thk mission premises referred to in yesterday's telegram as having beeu raided by robbers, belong to the English Presbyterian Church. For more tlian a year past clan fends and highway robberies have seriously disturbed the district and quite recently, owing to the threatening aspect of affairs,143 words
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Article171 1906-02-12 5 A OMMMMH writes:— The balusters of the second flight of stairs leading to the first floor of the Police Courts, are a menace to the safety of the police court-going public. The rail protecting the stairs on top is in the same condition. As a rule several171 words
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Article89 1906-02-12 5 Sixo. the fixing of the dollar there lias been a commendable tendency shown on the part of many of the big tirms and stores in Singapore to bring the prices of commodities in everyday use into proper relationship with the value of currency, but there still remains room89 words
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Article45 1906-02-12 5 On the 2nd instant. Yam A Chi entered 70 Cross Street and annexed an opium pipe and a lamp. On Friday. Insi>ector Kirke charged him before the Beach Court wHfa house-breaking and theft. He waskuownto the police. He was sentenced to -ix months' rigorous imprisonment.45 words
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Article78 1906-02-12 5 The Straits Times Annual." The following is from the Cii/ltm (Jlmerier. By to-day's mail »c have received a copy of the Slrnitx Time* Annual, which is late in making its appearance because the original edition was destroyed by tire, and the entire thing had to be reprinted. But the result78 words
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Article25 1906-02-12 5 Thk. I. SO. homeward mail steamer JjxjJu let Hongkong at 1 p.m. on Saturday and is expected to arrive here at r, a.m. on Thursday.25 words
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Article38 1906-02-12 5 A koothall match took place Od Saturday between teams representing the 2ml XI White Cross ami tin 2ml I ISallcstier Kecreation Club. and the game resulted in a win for tin former by fool goals to one.38 words
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Article48 1906-02-12 5 An incjuest was held on Saturday all. r noon on the bodies of a Javanese and Kling who met with their deaths l>v poisonous fumes in a well sunk in Ki.. i Valley Koad iv connection with the railway extension. A verdict of death throu.-n ini-ailveiiture was returned.48 words
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Advertisement445 1906-02-12 5 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS SOME LEADING ESTABLISHMENTS OF THE EAST. Raffles Hotel Singapore E. fc? O Hotel Penang Grand Hotel "Sanitarium Penang Hills Strand Hotel Rangoon. SARKIES BROS. I'-opri.-tors. YOU TAKE NO RISK if purchased from us: Ist because 13 years" local experience is built into them; the resi is Teak and445 words
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Article401 1906-02-12 6 Thk following IMH in Hh htHm Kmmmmrtmm under the heading— Ahili AMmmm flawtm Tha c.-ylon people are naturally sore at the result ia absolute failure of works undertaken od tlio strength of Mr. Mathews' formerly staking his professional reputation on thoir success. At present we have ourselves heard401 words
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109 1906-02-12 6 Twins wed Twins Twins are Best Men. Althoi(,h BMHtiagM lMt» 'en twin hnithers and twin sisters are imt alu>«otlicr unknown, they are sufficiently infrequent to excite interest when they tjiki- place. Such marriages have M -en si,lei"nnis<d at t)i.churchofSt. Maries (Us Hati^nulli-. J'.mv iHtween M. Alphonse CliniiU-aii and Millie, (ienevieve109 words
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Article114 1906-02-12 6 Mr. I). .1. S. Bailey, in his monthly iv,»,,t of his rcMdcutship of BaßMagamag samw«k, says H. 11. the Kajah Muda. aei ompaniol by Mr. Ivonc Kirkpatrick. arrived in II H.« motor launch on J.trd at 1..V1 p. m. Tlit-n were crowds of people present114 words
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Article419 1906-02-12 6 Tuk tixeil dollar in the Straits iin,* ride to the following Maaufa in Hrn Timim o/ CfUm: Ceylon is iliiuilj inUicstcil. MtHM niiinrv i- Ml r to the Malay States lor the |>.iwu'jit >t li-usvs and the development of land. Tli.' fixed rate is bound vcrv largely tuiut-sirt the flow419 words
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Advertisement602 1906-02-12 6 NOTICES. The Robinson MaaoCo. LM. wish to entaiif a good European clerk ax sub-manager here oi Hn^HM, Salary »200 iWM to ».V>o. Cl7OO WANTED. Typewriter, one used to legal work and tin Remington machine preferred. \pply to 1). H. Z. c/o Strain Time*. WANTED FOR PAHANd. Two Assistant Surveyors, salary602 words
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Advertisement520 1906-02-12 6 NOTICES. TO BE LET. Kildare," 262 Bukit Timah Road, pleaaanth ■iitimti il about S miles from town, also a godowr and offices at 49 Robinson Road. Apply to R. SABSOON, 1-823 33 Baffles Place TO LET, UNFURNISHED Boacombe Nassim Road. Bunibrae— Orange Grove Road. W. DUNMAIJ, 2 Prince Street, i-520 words
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Advertisement249 1906-02-12 6 NOTICES. r mjjplj PILSENER BEER. MUNICH BEER. XXX STOUT. PALE ALE. IN STONE BOTTLES. 1571 TO BE LET. A Compound House, No. .52 S)xHtigwoodc Park. Immediate entry. Four bedreoms. ■Stables. Apply to GUTHRIE CO., Lti>. TO LET FURNISHED. RIVER VALLEY ROAD, SINGAPORE. For six months from the middle of April,249 words
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Advertisement767 1906-02-12 6 NOTICES. yor JYews of the Straits, :R/:e.a.:d T Straits Times. IT I3LA.S TIKIS Largest Circulation O F ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN MALAYA. FOR Iselegrams, READ *f Straits Times It may be obtained in Singapore at the following places Maura. John IM Co.. LW. Tha Rdreabment Bullet. Tank Sepoy LlMt ft767 words
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Article458 1906-02-12 7 Kk<im eleven till almost o'cliK-k. without a bn;ak, on Saturday. Mr. Seth lahourcnl t<> sepiirate the wheat from the chaff in Umxtatcments made by witnesws. ItoOMO was one in which Mahomed Mydin. a -Imp keejior. was alleniil to have received stolon pri>i>crty. namely eighteen incandescent lamp lnantles458 words
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Article18 1906-02-12 7 Thk luited Lankat Plantations, a Deli venture, has just distiihntcd a 2."> |Kr cent, dividend and a boMB,18 words
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Article27 1906-02-12 7 A kac I maotltjg is tiviil to In- held at Katn (iajah. in IVrak. on the 20th. -22nd. and Mat inst. with ei^ht entries on each day.27 words
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Article22 1906-02-12 7 Hn Majesty has boOO graciously pleased to accept a copy of Mrs. Hichai-d-i >ns 1> > >k In Japanese Hospitals during War Tiuie.22 words
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Article24 1906-02-12 7 Th« iitjllt Key. tho Itishop of Fuhkien n a pasM am* on the I', and O. steamer Victoria from London, h'eh. lli. to Ilon^koii^.24 words
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Article19 1906-02-12 7 Si:vk.\ h.indreil and ninety four deaths, we.c raofcltOTCd at Bfaajajnn durint; .lanuaiy last. Ao ratio |K-r thousand was H»i.K!t.19 words
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Article44 1906-02-12 7 Thk proposed rubber exliihitioii to Ik' held at Pcradeuiya in Coyion will take place in SeptemlxT nevt. A coniiniUce is Imjiii; ap|Mjinted to arrange the in 'cessitry detailsThe earlier data orit;inallv siiyyisteil liiih boo. altered to allow time for home nianufac Hirers to coutribiitt-.44 words
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Article64 1906-02-12 7 Ai im. him. to au exchange, the lowi-st Kii(>lish tender leeeiMil by an Imlian railway company for I.<MK> sU-el tires for ear ria^es and wayyons is just twice as m.uh a.s the lowi st (lermail. The material, work I lanship. >Ye.. is resisted by the eonsiiltiun engineer of the Indian64 words
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Article85 1906-02-12 7 Thk funeral of the late Mr. Noel Kidlieway took pla< c on the liih inst. at Katu (ia ah cemetiy. The cotl n 00 turning his nni.ii.is had Ihi'ii hroii^ht in overniuht l>\ mud from Sengat Kstau-. where ilin,cs«tl siiiviiinlied. and plm-ed in the Hospital mortuary. In the liiornin^. the85 words
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Article91 1906-02-12 7 Tan A Cur o»BM U> Siu^u|H>ri- fiimi Puntianak a couple <.. UHmmm IflD. Sum his arrival lie has ilonr no work, nor liiim Ikhad a shelter. AlMiut .i o'dook on S.it.irday moi'iiiny. DcUhUvi- 21 Maw him lainlilino ainilrs-lv alMiut. and after MOMrtainiag his oomlitiun. took him to the polios slhUoii.91 words
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Article93 1906-02-12 7 0a Friday niylit a very old liiiimiii.ui was HtUrUi'il by Ihna vouny IliHili^ans HaM kong Street. Altii li nulling liim lonelily they t»»ik iii i Imli nmrt»iaJM Hrn dollars, and ilt'titii.|ir<l. ForiuuiiU'ly for the old mull, DeUclivc No. It nit in an aupemtajioi aim scciiicil oiii' of tlic vonny riilliiiis93 words
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Advertisement666 1906-02-12 7 AUCTION SALES H. L. COGHLAN &> CO S IJBT OF rtIBaHWB T(i H LIT. Near \i-\vt,,n StHti. hi 7 riKinieil liouse. witl •ulbaiWiiißK nn.l stul.lm,;. Kfiit »«.">. ataafOM T-inni' House. ritOOtal in gooc kxatlity. U mills from Town, close to Railway Station. <.>inplet<l> nml aomtattaktj furnished anilablr he IwopoM family666 words
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Advertisement129 1906-02-12 7 NOTICES. (X EXPANDED UW m V IVTI7TAT I II A A lTlljliiJu. A i\ \A/ LARGE STOCKS kept by jT V GUTHRIE Co. Ltd. X X m\ M For the Straits Settlements, M KATZ BROS., LTD. GENTS OUTFITTING. PRICES CALCULATED ON A 2/4 Bat|s Investigate and Campare jjoods, The closer129 words
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Advertisement656 1906-02-12 7 AUCTION SALES. ESTATE OF CHOO ENG CHOON, heceaned, AUCTIOfTsALE OF VALI'ABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD TOWN PROPERTIES To be held at Pnwell Co.'s Saleroom, On Tuesday, tbo 20th February, at 2 30 p.m. No. 6 I Aliiii-iila Street Fes M to 57 North Bridge Road. No. 82 Brass Bassa Road. No.656 words
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Advertisement46 1906-02-12 7 STEARNS WINK OF COD LIVER OIL is a most valualilc rrim'dy in il. luate liraltli If you ale U-i'ling nuirt»e and lillllW. you niln -il a good (MMral tonir B— Mmlnr. .l»<v is ntihin^ b«Mw tha. 8 nm' Win* of Ood Lrvcc Oil. S.. ld tverywhw*.46 words
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Article179 1906-02-12 8 The following is from the FisHHM i,, i. ,11, We an sorry to hear that W. Mawley. who brought down a contingent of hataaam Kalian's from Bnippwa, met with an accident while riding one morning and is now iii Hospital with a broken collarbone. Mr. Schule. the popular179 words
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Article115 1906-02-12 8 i aikly bun n >l"' met on Saturday at the ltotanieal Gardens to enjoy what proved to be ne of the lust HUM so f;ir held. The Tyersall jumfM, owing SO the kind assistance of Mr. .1. B. Voting, had been made up iv a way which will115 words
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Article180 1906-02-12 8 S. C. C v. S R. C TkAJK) representing these Clubs met on the K-iilanade OB Saturday and n rather tame H.inie ended in favour of the Cricket Club by 107 run- and one wicket. For the winners. Uarvei secured 'i wickets for IS runs and Mcrglerfi wicket-180 words
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Article28 1906-02-12 8 Th* con-reration of 8. Barnabas' Church. K.uig. was fixed to taks place on the lWth in-.t. Th* ceremony will In- performed by ti Bishop o! Singapore and Sarawak.28 words
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Article125 1906-02-12 8 TVMCMKI ihiiiilkt d the new MOM of il.. Journal of tin- Maluva ISrancli of thp r.nti-li Medical Aaaoeistion has just Inen IHiUished. It iriratMtn hh luUrestinj; iiixr-. (»iifi>f tliiin l)\ Dr. l)nukls tuat^ tin ilil!ii-n>ii of diMMB in tliis part of the irocU. Dr. Dwiirtln miMiti Hill in OfaflijiuM <125 words
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Article131 1906-02-12 8 Wt. regret to reoocd a fatal accident. recently, upon the Hooghly. Calcutta. It 1 ii|h;ils that a picnk party of five hulks and gentlemen bom theOieat Eastern Hotel Went by steamer to the Botanical (lanlens. Were IW|IWI M M Mm jetty. In attempt inj; to laud hv lioat the latter131 words
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Article135 1906-02-12 8 hit. Bobert LafcUaw, who has just aaaa: t IIIUII l"r Kast Kcnfn -liirc. ietmMMM Sir Mklihcl Shaw Sti-wart. is the head of the firm of Whit, away, l.aidlaw t Co. In IHH'J he conimennrf Imsim ss in Calcutta with Mi. W '.■iti away asa partner, and Mr. Whitcaway i. UK135 words
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Article740 1906-02-12 8 Wrongful Seizure of Dollars The Aili<niiji<iiiii ml is. Jin VlO Tony 4 Ce. The following is from the Strait* Echo This was a case re th exportation of Straits Dollars which created a great sensation last year among the Chinese merchants of Penaug and the Straits generally.740 words
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Article137 1906-02-12 8 l»n. Nih.i. COM the medical Officer at Calcutta may not lie able t< give satisfaction to a section of the Calcutta Corporation, but. says the Friend 11/ Iml in. he has the satisfaction of roliecting that the (ioveniinent of India has indicated its appreciation of his scientific competency and of137 words
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Article135 1906-02-12 8 Last month, tin- Duke (V Almodovar. Spanish Minister of Fort-i^n Affairs, was ;isknl his opinion on the Morocco Conference and said he was couvinceil that the conIMHM would put an end to recent tensiou. would ln-iiiy )>eace and a measure of prosix'rity to Morocco, and safeguard the interests of all135 words
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Article106 1906-02-12 8 Thk Japanese Ambassador in London is leaving for Japan at the end of March on leave of absence. Since his appointment as Minister to the Court of St. James' in 1900. his Excellency has never had a holiday of any considerable duration. Viscountess Hayashi, it106 words
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Article206 1906-02-12 8 Thk Bombay Klectric Supply and Traction Company propose starting the work of electrification of the existing tramways from the beginning of February. The electric cables, which are laid in various parts of the city, are simply to be utilized for lighting purposes, and are not to206 words
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Article153 1906-02-12 8 Another twenty-five Lux arc lamps of 700 candle power each, with ornamental structural posts, for the Sanitary Board's installation at Ipoh. says the Time* ofMalnijn, have arrived in l'enang. This completes the order given to the Lux Lamp Co.. and when placed in positiouaud working order153 words
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Article26 1906-02-12 8 FINANCE COMMERCE. mh February, 1!M)6. Thk Netherlands Trading Society to-day quotes the 4,ms bank rate at I The Mercantile Bank quotes it at 2 4. I26 words
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Article94 1906-02-12 8 Gambier t 7.70 do (Cube No. I) unpicked 10.37} Copra Bali 7.40 do Pontianak 7.00 Pepper, Black buyers ....30.00 do White, 5% buyers 29.00 Sago Flour Sarawak 3.05 do Brunei No. 1 Mi Pearl Sago 5.40 Coffee Bali. U% basis 20.25 Coffee, Palembang. 20% basis 25.00 Coffee, Liberian No.94 words
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Article257 1906-02-12 8 (Mercantile Bank.) On London—Bank 4 m/s 2 4* Demand 2/4} Private 6 m/s 1I do 3 m/s 2/4) On German </—Bank d/d 2.40 Private 3 m/s 2.45 do 6m/» 2.47 u.i Fnim-c Hank d/d 2.95* Private 3 m/s imi* do 6 m/s 3.02* On India—Bank T. T. 174*" Privste3od/s257 words
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Article508 1906-02-12 8 Arrivals since Noon of Saturday. Man-of-War. lltrlog Hemlrik, H. N. M. cm. "..<KH» tona, 360 crew. 22 guns. 6.:«» h.p. Capt Herman. 10th Feb. From Khio. 10th Feb. V. \V. TKADINQ VESSELS. &c. Amirnl Sielhi. Feb. Ntr. :»..J«S teas, < 'upturn Murice. lltli Feb. From Duukirk. Hlfa Dm. O.c.508 words
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Article94 1906-02-12 8 for Per Sttaimr Timt TO-MOKBOU. Anamba Sc Natuna Is. llnl.ui., s a.m. B'atavia l.nSmn, '.in.m. Bangkok tmmrt v;, In a.m. Batavia,Sour»bayii.i-te. llnuil II .i.m. iPalemhang 11 a.m. I P fl'rttnham .v Paaaag WTmtt •>.-•« 1 p.m K. Pahaog, Kelantnn I'iilm 1 p.m P.Swetteuliam via BOrtS Bmkmf 3 p.m94 words
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Article141 1906-02-12 8 Kr..m Eikoi-k —H\ Ita M. 11. s. S. n,;,,,,i,n due on lStb Kt-b. From Chin\—By the P. A O. s. s. .ircnHa due mi 1 "itli Fell. Lett Singapore Due in I^mmon Dec. 28th B. I. Jan. ->mh Jau. 1st M. M. .Inn. j:tnl Jan. 4th P.141 words
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Article79 1906-02-12 8 I Wharves at Which Different Ships are Berthed To-day. I East Wiiaiik:— Nil. Victoria Graving Dock -Itaripie Acme. Alhkut Gravin.i Dock M.N.M. H. Bandrik. Skctiox No. 1 StilMu van [jini^kat. (i. Ajkiii. •> Tbonfwa, H.N.M. Zealand, SI. Rickmen 3 CarKle. „4 Persia. I Charon. 6 Laertes,79 words
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Advertisement229 1906-02-12 8 K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL Co., JEWELLERS SILK MERCHANTS, No. 51, 52 High Street. Bee to notify the public that, in view of the rise in exchange, they are now selling their goods at l dnoed prices. A good opportunity of buying things cheap is offered, and intending purchasers are advised229 words
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Advertisement306 1906-02-12 8 NEW PRICE NEW PRICE I $1.30. $1.30. ANOTHER FALL IN PRICE Of lOinch Gramaphone Records AT WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW'S SHIPMENTS ARRIVE MONTHLY Special features that distinguish Columbia Disc Records bom others, apart from their musical excellence and tonal superiority, are their freedom from scratch, and their long wearing qualities. Tiny are306 words
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Miscellaneous128 1906-02-12 8 DAY BY DAY. Monday, 12th February. High Water. 0-13 p.m. M. M. homeward mail leaves. 4. S\ .1 Si|iiail Drill. ">-30. s.v.a. Fua-Satfag. 5-30. Town Hand. Esplanade. 9. Tuesday, 13th February. High Water. 1-1 a.m. 0-5« p.m. S.V.A. Lecture. .r>-:»0.. r >-:»0. Parliament Opens. I .M.C.A. Concert. Town Hall. 9.128 words
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Miscellaneous105 1906-02-12 8 WEATHER REPORT. Kamlaiiii Efrtaa B—ftfl, lllh 1 ,l>,ua,y, 190<i. It A. H. 3 I. V. 9 I. M. IiUHHK U»r. :\1 •M.W7 29.589, 29.iM0i "S Temp *■>..-. 80.1 so.-.' S Wet linll> That 7*..-. 79.1 70.0 I Dir of Wind S.K.E. K.n.i k.n.i. Max. Temp 98.0 j i iMiu 74105 words
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Article534 1906-02-12 9 Strange as it may f.rst appear, lha actual prodactivc capacity <f no ml < yielding species has yet beou subjcccil i u'hciently accurate or Wpre hensive td lead to a determination I I this really very important ajMetii i Hut. observes the India Rvbber World,"' it534 words
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Article93 1906-02-12 9 That i<- the Pikln Syndicate MUM for the native gratkMU who helped Mr. .I.Mii'.!'un HOC wars MO ':n Ml the concessions. It 1- oajy m w that the Chairman lias been aUa to announce that their liability tn thrM ■entry lias lii-o;! paid or ntadi !t i- a delicate93 words
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Advertisement477 1906-02-12 9 NOTICES. -X f\ Ho Wottver a\\ou\d \>e vtvlYwy^ sent F R^.^. Otx TP J VP^ V \\\\y^k d/yvfrvsstoe <fre(a/y 4</opte(f to t/reff/vm/fy" </iffest/re powers. K. I Mllk Food N?l I Mllk Food N92 I Malted Food N93 S \^6r*»o"t/ito3a>ant&s. I fiwn 3co 6 tm>/>t/>s I /mm 6 montAs opnv/t/s. J477 words
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Advertisement702 1906-02-12 9 A delicious beverage ancj tonic made from choice wines, Liebig's Extract of Meat, and Extract of Malt. Over 6,000 Testimonials received from the Medioal Profession of the United Kingdom. WINCARNIS has an unrivalled reputation of over twenty years as the finest tonic and restorative in the world. "An Ideal Pick-me-up.702 words
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Advertisement596 1906-02-12 9 BANKS. Hongkong ft" Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL 110,000,000 RESERVE FUND Sterling Reserve tlO.000,000) .l. la «>nnnn Silver Reserve 8,500,000/ 18 500 000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors 110,000,000 COURT OF DIRECTORS. H. A. W. Slade, Esq.— Chairman. A. Haupt, Esq. Deputy Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson. F. Sali»ger, Esq. E.596 words
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Advertisement496 1906-02-12 9 BANKS. Chartered Bank of India. Australia and China INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER Capital £«00,00 l Reserve Liability of Proprietors £t*OO,O(X Reserve Fuud £87.1,001 BANKERS. Bank of England. National Bank of Scotland. Tbe 1,,. ml. .11 City A Midland l.auk. Ltd SINGAPORE BRANCH. Current Accounts are opened and interest allowed at496 words
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Advertisement127 1906-02-12 9 VIOLENT METHODS .ire unnecessary to Conquer th.it bitter enemy of civilization— Rheumatism. All its forms, including Rheumatic jout, can be cured permanently, s.ifcly and inexpensively by Little's Oriental Balm. Rub it in well— and plenty of it— that's all that stands between you and perfect health and comfort. Nothing like127 words
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Article816 1906-02-12 10 The following is tlio General Produce Letter kindly tWlUthed 10 M by Messrs John HtMM •>■ Co., tile well-known Colonial Product Marchanti and C".n:i t\u mU at Salisbury Square, Londoa, K C, and carrying print up to the (i. ilo of the departure of Uu mail to816 words
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Article111 1906-02-12 10 Ml: -I. 11. Stai:kv. fimillj mintl|l I in 1 Ivl I tin Kasu'in Ptuduw iiml l.st.it. s < ..in|i..n wlio «as a paMengN li\ tinW l" for S;iiy.i|»,i-... l.i-nli,. |,U v,. v: ui hi Colombo. Mi. .1 11. suuvv intended tn id 1 ntli in c,-\l.iii lirioii- pmercding t<> Java111 words
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Article117 1906-02-12 10 Tin-. Time* <■/ (>,,!,<„ thus metuVirl Cii.,,-,. Artlini Tba jraoagprißee of tin- 1.1. NH wbo paiil us a hurried visit on Satiinluv c_'7tli .lamuiryi IIH4I v MMJ time of it in Crvlon. an. l iniist Imvi' In'cii ylad to yrt on boald tlir tkmgoU Mini n-t. Ami. if tilt- trull117 words
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Article740 1906-02-12 10 Under this heading the following abbreviation* are used str.— steamer »h.— «hip bq. barque; acb.—acliooner; Yet.— Yacht Cru. —Cruiser Cbt.— Gunboat Tor.— Torpedo H. p.— Horse-power; Brit. British U.S.— Inited States Feb.— French Ger —German Dut. Dutch G.c. General-cargo d.p. deck pasaenger U.— Uncertain T. P. W.—740 words
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Article697 1906-02-12 10 E, port, probable date of arrival, am name of ugetiti. Stramum. mnon, Liverpool, Feb. 26; Mmi-tii-M Sydney, Feb. 24 Boustead. Autenor, China, Mar. 5 Mansfield Areonia, Vladivostok, Feb. 17 East Asiatic. Armand Behio, Colombo, Mar. 12 M Mtiraes Arratoon Apcar, Calcutta, Feb. 14 P. Simons Arcadia, Hongkong, F?b.697 words
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Article186 1906-02-12 10 FOR SINGAPORE Per P. *O. s. NMtan fn>m London Jan 19, due lHth Feb.— Mr. I). G Maclean, Mr. \V. Peters, Measrs. N. Weatherstone, C A Baker K. Black, S. Hankin, I>. J. Lemair. C. H. Gilliatt, and C. J. Saundera, Dr. \V Owm tilleke, Mr. and186 words
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Article179 1906-02-12 10 f lsaue Paid Lut Sharee I x *»u« |"Pto Company Buyers Sellers Trantao I j tiom I i i AU0 ***** .d. 'lO* 1O B«"»«»J>' G. M. Co., Ltd 13 oO 1 lj.oo X' i 1 i1?i 1 KaubA U .,G.M.Co..L^£ I" ...S. «£2 TIN. 80,000 ♦10 •10 BeUt179 words
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Article136 1906-02-12 10 400,000 1 1 Duff Development Co., Ltd.. 2.U00 > 100 t 100 FederaWd Engineering Co I.UI 4,i00 50 „o Jf'ruer Neavr. L,|<l. UO.UOO i 115 > 125 Hoiigkouu and nlmuuliai Bauk 18,000 100 100 Howarth Krskiue, Lvi 3,400 10 10 Mayuard <V Cc. LU b.OOO 100 #100 Kilej Hargreave.,136 words
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Article108 1906-02-12 10 ■jO.OOO »10 ti Halgowmu Hubbtr Estate Ltd. 12 nn l» no 70,000 »10 910 Batui:.,jor Rubier Co., Ltd. ITS m. 7 ::SL, Bl i:a.ioo >uo 6,000 1 I Cicely Rubber Estate M-, .^u b j^L 1 6 ::Su X P^'°B Rubber Co LWL W «K» u^ul!^ 10 10 R108 words
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Article22 1906-02-12 10 fa.ag.pore Jiumoip.l BAI 5 o TanpngPagar IbookCo..Ltd.^ V. V. 4w; (Wl, °^«f 1,874^000 1 pewn ba %tf& TZ'*** i.jtij.jjj par. bayMi22 words
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Advertisement670 1906-02-12 10 NOTICES. SINGAPORE AND KRANJI RAILWAY. From Ist Autgunt. I.> (>.*>. and IJnti Further Notice Train Service for Ui-.-l. Days and Simons, j ii^ |> 1 n< •OW *»■!■>. i Down traiiis A.M. P.M. P.*. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. a.m. f M Singapore </..6.<x>6.36 7.40 10.00 12.35 2.02 s.ie 4.41 5.29670 words
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Advertisement265 1906-02-12 10 NOTICES. Wde Straits Isime*. AM) @6e Straits SBudget. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE ADVANCE. Daily issue per year »30.00 do per quarter 7.30 do per month 2.J0 do per copy 0.15 Weekly issue per year 18.00 do per quarter 4.60 do per copy 0.40 When sent by post, there is added for265 words
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Advertisement47 1906-02-12 10 "APCAR" LINE OF STEAMERS. FOR HONGKONG. Messrs. A pear Co.'s steamer AMMATOOM .WCAi:, Captain Fey. having left Calcutta on the bth iust., is due to arrive hereonThursda) the^ 13th idem, en route for the above port. For freight and passage apply to PATERSON, SIMONS CO., Vm Agent:47 words
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Article1094 1906-02-12 11 Facts and Fancies. Syiliicii. Kith .hinnnry. Svdnky. the home of the Mother-state N. South Wales according to recent statistics, is enjoying unusual mmf&ritj. Increased population, increased trade, ami increased revenue are rri>orted. Tlie seONon In*-, been favourable, plentiful raius having tempered the mimmer heat and made the grass1,094 words
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Advertisement705 1906-02-12 11 BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHITE Holds top place' in the liitfhost class of Whiskies. Guaranteed 12 (twelve) years old. ctt STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. P. &O. STEAM MAVIGATIOM CO. •or China, Japan, Pananf. Ceylon Australia, Inila. Aden, Egypt, Mediterranean Pott. Plymouth and London. Through Bills of Lading issued for China Xoast, Persian Gulf, Coutiueutal,705 words
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Advertisement687 1906-02-12 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. KonirUnjt-e Fvbettsvrt MaatachapplJ. Under contract with the Netherlandg India Government. Aaentt at Si>. V ayiTe :-r hip Aoi Xl, mi J. Daekdeiji 4 Co., 2-8 Collteb Qc*T. 1 he niideinieiitir'iud dateo are only approximate bteamer From Exp'ted Will be deaiatched for 1,..../ Soerabava Feb 3 Soerahaya. Macassar, Banda,687 words
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Advertisement597 1906-02-12 11 J HAMBUROAMERIM LINIE. HAMBURO. The steamer* of this Company mtuUm a regular service between Hamburg, Bremen, Antwerp, and Rotterdam, and the Straits, China, and Japan. Homeward*, they are despatched fortnightly for Havre and J lun burg and once a month for Bremerhavea direct, calling at Penaug and Colombo. The arrival!597 words
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Advertisement636 1906-02-12 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. N.D.L NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Imperial German Mall Line. The fast and well known mail steamer* of bis Company sail fortnightly from Bremenlambarg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampon, Gibraltar, Genoa, Naples, (connection larseilles, Naples, Alexandria, and vice vena) >ort Said, Suez, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, an 1 Lobe636 words
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Advertisement731 1906-02-12 11 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. OCEAJ) STEAM SHIP Co., Ltd. AND China Mutual Steam Nay. Co., Ltd. The Companies' steamers despatched from Liverpool outwards for the Straits, China and Japan every week, and from Japan homewards for London every fortnight and for Liverpool monthly. One outward steamer each month extends to Vancouver, Seattle731 words
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Article574 1906-02-12 12 In British New Guinea tribes whe have their camping-grounds on one side of a mountain do not necessarily know those who live on the other side. A eaje in point is mentioned in *he last report of the Administrator of the territory Captain Barton At ChriataMM time574 words
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Article210 1906-02-12 12 Engineering states .hat an important accession to the engineering arorfa of Italy has just been arrangc<l by the ion of several Italian firms in a. n:w runiDany. whuh is to have the advantage .if the experience and reputation cf Messrs. VtckefS, Soae, .md Maxim (Limited}210 words
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Advertisement161 1906-02-12 12 NOTICES R|LEY,HaRGREAVES& Co., Ltd. Electrical Department Motors Dynamos Lamps I Complete Electric Light Installations and House Wiring. Switch Gear, Slips' Fittings, House Fittings, Mining Fittings, Fans, dc. Arc Lamps, Accessories, Radiators, &c. Expert Advice and Estimates, Free. T... 9 raph Addr...:- v HARGREAVES 242 [<Prickly* Heat. MO c h v161 words
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Advertisement600 1906-02-12 12 NOTICES. HOWARTH ERSKINE, LIMITIdT ELECTRICAL DEPARTMENT. m Wk VlLvlUrfl/% (^L MEMORIAL HALL. V&"QiM^£s/3S&m Uk Nl tuitllstaiul 11 I'"' '"'•it- <>f the afternoon, tlie interior wMßßm&mm x^agWßa^B^im/ tlle hu (li w;ls 1 pleasantly c<kjl by the electric fans t lixul upon the wails, ileiuoiiNtrating the liitlicrto unheard of" JW postilility of600 words
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Advertisement76 1906-02-12 12 I BTBARN8 1 lIKADACHE CURE m >> <iii jiinod from all Urn eMipeiwurifi (beaeklj by poet). Never be irithoul the Gfiiuiii". in w i Summer Cosiplamt is the children 'i mi-, dangerous en' my and the mother I most dreaded foe. Immediate and pro1 per treatment is always necessary. Chanij76 words
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