Straits Times Weekly Issue, 28 February 1893

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    27 1 The Straits Times WEEKLY ISSUE. Established, 1831 PlTßLlsa_>D for Transmission bt Evkuy Homeward Mam. Steam,, Phice 40 Cents VOL XT.VIY. SINGAPORE. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 28, 1803. NO. 8,718
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    50 1 The Straits Times has the largest circulation of any newspaper m Asia, British India excepted. It circulates m Singapore and Penang, throughout all the Protected States of the Malay Peninsula, m Siam, Borneo, the Netherlands Indies, the Philippines, and French Indo-China. No other Eastern newspaper has so widespread a circulation.
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    STRAITS TIMES WEEKLY ISSUE TUESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY. DEATH.
    22 1 THE STRAITS TIMES TUESDAY, 28th FEBRUARY. DEATH. At the General Hospital, on the 2541) Fell u*.ry, T. Deslkk Lofj*, saed 53 \*-*\r#>
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    CONTENTS.
    80 1 SjJ?vJ.arket Quotations VjaSunimarv of the Week. •^Renter's Telegrams. Local and General News Another Pamir Difficulty Tan Tock beug's Hospital. Wanted. Something more then Notes The Bankruptcy Report. The Registrar of Dsiedl Report. Report on the Bankruptcy Ordinance tor 1892 The Legislative Council Municipal Progress The Governor and tne Chinese.
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    LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS.
    251 1 Singapore, 28. H 'Kebbl'abv. 1893. PkODvJGK. Gambier 6.*>"» do do No. 1, 10.62_. do do No. 2, 8 Copra Bali, 6.35. do Pontianak, 5.75. Pepper Black, 10.62 Sago Flour, Sarawak 2-92_. Pearl Sago, 3.60. Coffee Bali, 32,00. Coffee Liberian, 34. 50 Tapioca small Flake, 4.05. do do
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    Shares.
    263 1 r,-, <_* pi) Ut ammmu mm^imml. te_iaoi4a^4.(atpS) )ceilh nomia L N.-w ImnmMinw (CTs.Sd.pd) SI b*, Jelol.n MiuuiK Co. ftS p.i) is.4o Cetohaa Pahang (Si pd) fuj Malay PfOSpaod-g Co. ($lO pd) f2^ P-h_a« Corporation ($1 pd, 1011- JJ, Palm* Central (£1 pi) «>« Paban* Kaban* {£1 pd) .v. Exploration
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    REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
    825 1 Fo>* Strati* 7tm« Bill to Ambrd the K k -istration of Voters L rndon, 21ei Febrnewy. -The Right Hoable H. H. Fowler has introduced a Bill into the Souse of Commons to amend registration which has been read the tir.t time. The Bill abolishes the disqualification for the
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    LOCAL AND GENERAL.
    171 1 Mv Arnoi Reid i.** a piss. -tiger on board the P. A. O. steamer Malwa which is expected to arrive here either on Sunday or Monday next. H. 1 M. the Czar is personally pressing for the completion of the Sil>erian Railway i The Flower Show for
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      283 1 SUMMARY OP THE WEEK. The Legislative Council met on Thursday. Mr. Comrie's motion for a Royal Commission to inquire into the grievances of Penang was rejected, after a discussiou which showed the groundlessness of the claim. Bills on Evidence and Civil Appeals have been read a first time, and a
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      124 1 The Taojong Pagac Dock Companj'i Report for the second half of last rear aotes a profit of 194,000 during that period. The Registrar of Deed's m his report for 1892 sug^estfl amend meats m the Bills of Sale >rdioaocc The Swedish barque Doris h.xs been wrecked oft' the Natanaa. The
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    WEDNESDAY, 22nd FEBRUARY.
    351 2 Mr. Justice Collyer has been elected Presideut of the Peuaug Cricket Club. Tn Hon. P. F. A. Hervey day from Malacca m the Ban Wkatl Hin. Amono the passengers leaving for Europe by the mail steamer to-day, is the Sultan of Johore. The members of the Penang
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    The State of the Japanese Coal Trade.
    363 2 As the result of the competition which has been going on for some time between the owners of various coal mines, a marked fall m the price of coal has taken place. This has paralyzed the market, and led to a general depression
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    Tan Tock Seng's Hospital.
    321 2 Ik the annual report of Tan Tock Seng's Hospital for the year 1892. the usual audited abstract of the receipts and payments of the past year and statement ol the Assets aud Liabilities on the Ist January. 1898, prescribed by the Ordinance, are appended. Eliminating balances
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    The Steamer "Conch."
    787 2 The Steamer Conch." Tai steel s. s. Conch, another petroleum steamer, arrived here this morning from Baton m. She was launched on the oth November last by Messrs. William Grey A Co. Ltd., at West Hartlepool, and is owned by Messrs. Samuel a. Co. for the bulk petroleum trade to
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    Report on the Working of "The Registration of Deeds Ordinance 1886," during the year 1892.
    1480 2 Report on the Working of "The Registration of Deeds Ordinance 1886," during the year 1892. 1. Paragraphs 2to 1 1 shew the fees received during the year 1892, as compared with those received m 1891. Paragraph ll! shews the average cost of sack deed registered. Paragraphs l;{ to 15 relate
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    Civil Appeals.
    137 2 A Bill laid before the Legislative 1 n'cil is entitled an Ordinance to amend the law as to Appeals m Civil Matters The appended statement of Objects and tteasous sets out that this Bill deals with Civil Appeals only It clears up many points which, under the existing
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    The Tanjong Pagar Dock Company, Limited.
    530 3 The Tanjong Pagar Dock Company, Limited. The following are the report and accounts to I c submitted to the shareholders of the above compam at the half -y earl y ordinary meeting to be bold on Thursday, 2nd March (Jkn'i mm i\ Your Directors now lea to suhmit the Accounts
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    Balances Sheet, 31st December, 1892.
    685 3 L ap l.i'ihiiiti' Total mount received from Shareholder- $1,500,000 To ai number of Shares 15,01 Do. issued All. Remaining unisaui None Amount received share sion. Arrcar- of Jails Xon.-. Share- forfeited None Li a Debentures.T hi rd Issue. New S.rhs. due 10th April, 1893 Sl3O,
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    The Shanghai Branch of the China Association and the Currency Question.
    1822 3 The Shanghai Branch of the China Association and the Currency Question. I'm: following letter has boon addressed ty the Shanghai branch of the ('hina Association to the Secretary of the Association at home The China Association iv Shanghai. February 10th, 1893. II S Guudry, Bsqnire, Honorary Secretory, i hina Association.
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    WEDNESDAY, 23rd FEBRUARY. Another Pamir Difficulty.
    917 4 WEDNESDAY, 23rd FEBR U ARY. Another Pamir Difficulty. Today's telegrams briug word of another complication m the Pamir question, axising from a similar cause as the ditticmty with Russia there last year, aud at the same place. In September last, a Russian reconnoitring force m the Pamirs, under Colonel Yauoff,
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    An Incident in the Acheen War.
    160 4 on Ihe 6th inst., a Government medical officer, J. W. C. Kern, was walking short distance trom Ihe fort at Segli when he saw somebody among brushwood. Thinking that it was om* of tin- garrison he called onl What are you doing bore For
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    Murder of a Policeman at Penang.
    205 4 At Penang on the 19th instant, a Javanese sailor, on being arrested by a native constable for tiring crackers m 'the street cut down the constable with a knife. As the constable fell, a Malay detective seised hold ot the sailor who theu stabbed
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    The Governor and the Chinese.
    1500 4 Yesterday afternoon, a large deputation from the leading members of the Chinese community waited upon the Colonial Secretary (the Hon. \V. E. Maxwell) t»> present to him a petition u> be forwarded I to the Secretary of Slate, praying that the t.-rm of office held
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    France, England, and Siam.
    974 4 r.M.KlMbeheadof The Pulici of Kugbmd m 5.i...."/, Jf t ,r, wa p ar prints the following:— (bieotGnir recent d.sp.-oehes from London •llodes totiH.-x.ee whi M Ba/hmd st-N-jfa tocrnsh Frfl|| i A|ri < 1" '"'J'^/'"' Aasaergeti, demonstration by onr Government has been suflkdeol to tela* momentarily ths
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    Another Shipwreck off Natuna Islands.
    252 5 -A u'i'v of shipwrecked sailors consist- cd' the captain, two mutes and crew seven men arrived m a native boat yesterday afternoon at Singapore. It appears that they belonged t<> the Swedish barque Dqris oH'SHo tons, which was bound from East London to Bangkok under
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    RAUB.
    389 5 The mining manager 'reports as follows tor the fortnight, ending with the 17th instant Raub Hole. -The main drive going south (at 62 feet) has been connected with the air shaft which now gives good ventilation to this part of the mine. A start has been made to open
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    THURSDAY, 24th FEBRUARY.
    133 5 A social meeting of the Guild of St. Andrew was held at Archdeacon'- Perba m's In use last evenii I'm. Recreation Club eases which had been fixed for yesterday before Mr. K\n. nersley were withdrawn by Mr. Matthews on behalf oi the prosecution. rUANCIS Justin SiaOHS who
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    The Governmant and the Chinese.
    192 5 The following letter h„s been received l.\ the Chinese deputation which waited upon the Colonial Secretary on Wednesday with a petition to the Secretary of State praying that EL E. sir Cecil Smith's term of office a.s Governor nist be extended Colonial Secretary's Office, Singapore,
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    The Legislative Council.
    9488 5 THunsDAY, 23rd February. The Legislative Council assembled yesterday afteruoon. There were present His Excellency the Governor. (Sir Cecil Clem em i Smith. 0.c.Mw0.) H. E. the General Officer Commanding the Tro..p«. Major General Sir Charles VYsm-n, 'i.C.MAi., k.r H.i The Hon'bls the Colonial Secretary |W. E. Maxwell.
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    SATURDAY, 25th FEBRUARY. Wanted, Something More Than Noise.
    1094 8 SATURDAY, 25th FEBRUARY. Wanted, Something More Than Noise. Wanted, something nn. re than noise" was a very appropriate remark made by the Colonial Secretary at tbe Legislative Council meeting on Thursday, and applied to the attitude of Penang m her demand for financial separation from Singapore. The modest request was
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    99 8 The Resident of Pahang Mr. .1 p Rodger arrived her.- i.\ th. Perse to-dai I'm: Return of visitors to th.- Raffles L brarj and Museum during the week was 5.826. I'iil lii. km. r liner Sopie Ricktners arrived here yesterdaj with 3.810 ions ol Moii coal. A BuaOPKAS constable was
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    Selangor Government Railway.
    87 8 Aiisn.A. i „r Taamc BaaaiNos ios m M.'MU OS .l.iMAin I 893. v Heads qf Rea ipts. \moi x n Passengers v 8.037')'-* Horses. Carriages, aad Dogs _U( J Bsesss Fares Parcels .»,,-J Excess Luggage •■«.••> Special Trains Total Coa.-hiug 8,508.12 Qood. t f28,U7.74 LiveStock ;>JJ V
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    The "Government Gazette" 25th February.
    271 8 Lkttkks Patent have been passed, under the Public Seal of the Colony, appointing Mr. Stephen Herbert Gatty to be a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlements. His Honour Mr. Justice Gatty reported his arrival m the Colony on the 20th instant.
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    Native States Rice Cultivation.
    728 8 'Mk GRAM Cultivation m the Protected Na- i tive States forms the subject matter of a Lji Paper laid before the Ijegislative Conno! P. on Thursday. Tbe Gtovernmenl of the I Colony is snzious t<» encourage rice grow- ing there, so as to lessen dep. vi-
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    The Penang Separation Cry.
    210 9 Th:- the way tin* Pinamj Gazette ivimpartially, Mr. Vermont, at tbe Hnlic meeting at Penang on the 'J Ist 'The Hen .1. M. Vermoiil rose t.. s. IN ;lt lisspproved of the manner m which the Whole thing had been gone about. The hou. gentleman was
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    The Singapore Slipway and Engineering Company, Limited.
    327 9 I 1 Tm Seventh Ordinary General Meeting I of the shareholders of the above lompanj was held ,:t the Company's Otlioo. No. I 6, Collyer Quay, at noon this day. BOBIMEBB To receive the Directors' ReLport and to |w^ tin* accounts for the
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    Balance Sheet, 31st December, 1892.
    192 9 I italand Liabilities. I Capital. ,HM Capital. 1.0.mi Shares „f sp>.. 'ii fully paid up $100,000 jj| Loan, ou mortgage ns Sundry Creditors, due at date 9.252 ijjm' Wages and Salaries, dor December. Jjfl not paid at date 2,389 r pi 1 1 >i and
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    The Bankruptcy Report.
    1060 9 The Committee which met to inquire iuto the working of the Bankruptcy Ordinance and Department sat eighteen times and examined eight witnesses Messrs \altr.ny, J. Anderson. Tan Jiak Kirn Velge, Sobst, Kershaw, Heard, and A L Donaldson. They also took into consideration a report by the Chamber
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    Netherlands India.
    1215 9 The Sourabaya Courani ol the _ud February reports favourably on the standing sugar cane crops iv East Java. Very few traces of root disease have been noticed, and there is every prospect of Ja satisfactory yield this year. The same journal calls attention to gold and diamond deposits
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    The Shone System in Rangoon.
    243 9 Hr. Mc Ritchie, the Cor| oration Engineer. Siii-rap tre, was lately m Rangoon inspecting the working of the Shooe'l 11 tern ot drainage m view of introducing it m the Straits. With his sanitary and technical experience, every d-'tail of the working of the appliances
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    Council Papers.
    1033 10 Lobd Riponn m a despatch dated 20th January, approves of the Estimates for 1893, but expresses regret that reductions m votes have resulted that m Malacca alone fifty aud a half miles of the least used roads will be abaudouod. Regarding the reduction iv the provision made this
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    MONDAY, 27th FEBRUARY.
    557 10 Mi; A. Buttenbacb will hold hi.**, lecture on Sat urda} night m the Boustead Institute Thi British steamer Chittagonq arrived here yesterday, and landed l«».(M»(i cases Russian oil. She proceeds to Java tomorrow where she takes 30,000 cases oil. A man named Steynian was arrested by Detective
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    Golf.
    87 10 Married v. Single. This match was played on the liuks at the Race Course on Saturday aud resulted iv a win for the married by li» holes Marriaok. Single. J. EL Drysdale E Broad 0 J. B. Robertson 6 P. A. Gillespie... <» .1. Graham 6 J. C. D.
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    European Policemen Convicted.
    309 10 European Policemen Conv icted. At the Central Police Court this morning, two members of the Straits Police lor.c, named Qeorge Mackay ami David Doig, were charged on remand before Mr Woodward with drunkenness and disorderly behaviour, while m uniform, on licensed premises, on the 23rd inst. They were further charged
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    Municipal Progress.
    696 10 Thi Municipal Presi deut's Progn ii Report for January gives the following infi rmatioo Finance. The accounts for 1892 sire sow closed.. They show that tho total rsvenne collected m that yssr was $593,394.62 and that (ci works defrayed from «aa the to irsements vers 9748.01 5.. 2
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    Telegrams via Rangoon and Calcutta
    677 10 ,'hot, 10th February. Tie croud B'Vfl i tal ion of the Stmt 1 Stafford* i fl sail for Egypt on the I*»t J i i list an I and on t !ifl j arrival there, the Black \A price.-. 1 t>. Mauritius. fl Pi Washington,
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    The London Lyric Company.
    873 11 The L ondon Lyric C ompany. FThe London Lyric Com "ly Comp unopened for a brief season m Singipore m the Town Hall on Saturday night, with a farcical co nedy entitled "My Uncle." The co npany ,-oaies here with a good reputation; aud, indeed, it is bard to conceive
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    Pahang.
    864 11 (From our own Correspondent.) Pekan, Nth February. The Acting Residency Surgeon, Dr. Bowman, has returned from the Kuautan district, where he had been ov a vaccination tour. At the Residency this morning, Mr. Kllerton, the off cer m charge of Headquarterstried a case of aggravated assault iv which a
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    The Report on the Working of "The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888," During the Year 1892.
    2850 11 The Report on the Working of "The Bankruptcy Ordinance 1888," During the Year 1892. (Condensed.) The most important event of the yesr was undoubtedly the tutting of the "Bankruptcy Committee."" This committee held its first meeting on the 27th January, l s it examined eight witnesses, and sent m its
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    Passenger List.
    315 12 Arrivals Per s. s Whatt Hin from Klang vi* po»ts: Th« Hon. D. F. A. Hervey, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ketscbker, Mr. Engler, a*d Mrs. Hardy. Fer s. Daphne from Hamburg via Penang: Miss Kehlenh. rg. and Mr. Cotta. Fer s. s. Hebe from Deli Mr. Riehelmann and
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    THE NEW HARBOUR DOCK CO., LTD.
    212 12 This Company executes ships' repairs of t 1 descriptions m the most efficient manner ni dei, the superintendence of European Shi*, wrights and Engineers. No 1 Graving Dock. Length ils feet. Depth of Water from 1 feet to 164 feet Width at Entrance .2
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      Law Making.
      314 12 To thb Editor of thk "Straits Times." Sir,— It is to hoped that the two hills introduced by the Attorney-General into the Council last week will not share the usual fate of local bills and Im* rushed through without consideration. The Appeals Bill and the Evidence Bill are
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    SHIPPING.
    1652 12 SHITFINU IN PORT. Uuder this heading the following abbreviations are used: str. steamer; sh. ship; bq. barque; Brit.— British U. S.— United States; I Fr-French; Ger. German; Dut —Dutch Job. i Johore &c.,—G.c.— General cargo ;d.p.— deck passengers; U.— Uncertain T. P. W.— Tanjong Pagar Wharf; T. P. D.—
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    ANJER.
    35 12 PASSED SUNDA STRAITS OR ARRIVED vnn Flao ***j run vJRDKRS. Date, and S«ip' 8 Nam. n 7 ~Dlii~ Si 8 FHO K WH.«. Dl TIN4TIONe P i:i J nmosßiitt Turfbo«r Feb. 22 Sill! AauUrda^
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
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      118 12 tCrab Apple Blossoms, Hc Extra Coucentrate.il It is the daiutiest aud most deli iow* 4 perfumes and m a few months r __-_^^-*li*«B&. »"**>!* superseded all others m the bou. I-.S» n ~nrc*_Tl v"" of k »V* ,l of Loudon. ocn«ACoNct.i,nuT«_f would ««t U. lXj fcfe ible to vonogAgAt* >
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    ARRIVALS.
    922 13 O L.AU I Vessel's Name. 4 Tons. Captain". From Sailed Con«ionekh. a Kio Feb 1863 U) Cheang Hock Kian Brit. str. 956 Dinidale Penang Feb. 17 Bun Hin &Co 20 Mortlale str. 1808 Jooei Cardiff Jan. 10 Will* 4 Co. Ltd 20 Comet Ger. «h. 1083 Krijymer Sourabaya Jan.
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    CLEARANCES.
    463 13 Vkssei/s Name. i.a Xi«. -i-tain DmtikaTJOK. j^p^ 21 Pegu Brit. str. Treweekr Penaiii; via porti 21 Carolina I>ut..-tr. Carruther* Pal* niban^ Normaubt <• str Krain* i- Souraliaya an. l Puwfan Zl Bisa^no ltal. str. Barbo:o Pcftang and Bombay 88 Else Gt-r. str. hrtetoaMa Bangkok 12 Tibrc MM. str. Fan
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    THE "STRAITS TIMES."
    355 14 THE STRAITS TIMES." The price of tho Straits Timet delivered free is as follows Within British Malaya. Daily issue per year 24? dollani do do copy lo eenta. Weekly i****ue year lb dollars. do do copy 4o esnts. Beyond British Malaya. Daily issue per year 30 dollars. do do copy
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      556 14 ESTABLISHED 1865. RILEY. HARGREAVES CO. Engineers, Ikon Brass Founders, Boilermakers, Bridge Builders, Shipbuilders. General Contractors. BINGAPORE KUALA LUMPOR. Ship Building Yard. HIGH class STEAM VESSELS always under construction, from 18 ft. to 150 ft. length of keel, of best design and finish. MACHINERY from leading British Firms with Board of
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      320 14 ENGINEERS* STORES, Ao. Asbestos packed cocks and mountings Manchester and Favorite steam donkey, ngines, Sight feed Lubricators, Engine room, bunker and space lamps. Phosphor bronze for valves. Indiarubber, Asbestos and other packings. Cylinder and engine oils of all kinds Boiler fluids Patent Rolled Zinc Fossil meal covering Fireclay and bricks
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      419 14 POWELL CO. SINGAPORE. Please read these few lines and bear them m mind. OUR FURNITURE FACTORY is m Orchard Road, and is the largest and most complete, lt is supplied with steam power to drive our Woodworking Ma chines, Saws, Lathes, &c, therefore Contracts and large orders can be put
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      1086 14 DOCKS. 1 THE TANJONG PAGAR DOCK CO. _X The premises of the Company are situafl at Tanjong Pagar adjoining the town of Sfl pore. Steam tram-cars run at short ">***jfl carrying passengers and goods from Wharfl Wjfk destinations at low rates. IEJf The Wharf extends to one mile and *lu*lJfl|&I
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      593 15 Dr. Lalor's Trade-Mark Phosphodyne is registered under the Trade Marks Act for the Indian Empire, and attested by the Seal of the Registrar Calcutta. Dr. Lalor s Phosphodyne /^v For THIRTY YEARS tas rraintaired its voild-uide if -filiation as tha &f*M Best and ONLY SAFE RELIABLE PHOSPHORIC CURE for hram
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      285 16 YARROW'S SHALLOW DRAFT STEAMERS. I Wit* G -'J_ V S />T^N[iroN-ii]f fe^nfH HiiMUmu Miitfiiiiii j:u*riwjf iiß^iiMinr'n]; Rg:;;ii::!_S!g^ffiSl Hayi^i^Mv oTyr j_* ,^f^^t_E_!_^_^_m ,t^_** i **y^" fc *if r r^t--* v t r *sw- > **-__p**** **s*sja ■■^■'•■■•'■i'* I BTEKNWHEEL bTEAMERS havt* been found by experience to be the bent ty pe
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