Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 13 September 1905
1905-09-13
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Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser
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Title Section19 1905-09-13 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 9. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS.19 words
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Article115 1905-09-13 1 HOW THE GLAD TIDINGS OF PEACE WERE RECEIVED. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TOASTED. London, Sept. 12. Great jubilation is reported among the Russians now m Manchuria at the* announcement of peace. President Roosevelt is everywhere toasted. The soldiers now m the field are apprehensive of the situation at home115 words
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Article85 1905-09-13 1 CABINET ORDERED TO REMAININ OFFICE. OSAKA MEETING PASSES QUIETLY. SPECIAL SERVICE, •y MTMfMMMt wttfe tM Singapore FrM Pr««» Tokyo, Sept. i?. In PeplY to the Cabinet the Emperor of Japan has authorised the ■mben to remain m office and to continue to serve with renewed vigour. The85 words
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Article39 1905-09-13 1 SITUATION DESPERATE. London, Sept. i Flic \vh* »lc Tartar population of the Zanzegurak district hat risen and been joined by lour thousand trawd Persian Kurds. The Viceroy has made urgent representation^ to the Persian authorities39 words
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Article62 1905-09-13 1 COUNTRY LJKE A VAST CEMETERY. POPULATION DEMENTED. London, Sept. i^. The Italian Ministerof Public Workhas proceeded to Calabria with a relief train. The country is described as oikvast cemetery with its villages wiped out and putrefying corpses littering the ground. The demented populat i< >n has mobbed the62 words
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Article35 1905-09-13 1 GRANT or TWELVE MILLIONS. London, Sept. i_\ Long announces lhat the Treasury has agreed to provide an additional twelve Millions sterling by the end of 1906 for the purchase of Irish land*.35 words
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Article35 1905-09-13 1 TEN PASSENGERS KILLED. London, Sept. i*. A crowded train on the New York Elevated Railway was derailed and fell to the street b«low. Fen persons were killed and thirty injured.35 words
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Article31 1905-09-13 1 M. BLANCS HORSES SCRATCHED. London, Sept. i*. All Blanc's hordes were scratched at the St. l.egn*. Koui;h weather m the English Channel prevented M. Blanc's horses troni croiiing.31 words
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Article49 1905-09-13 1 MORE TREATIES \VI HI ANGLOSAXONS. London, Sept. i:. Peace Commissioner Kanke was given farewell lunch by President Roosevelt yesterday. He predicted MtCOOOOtfc and commercial Japanese-American alliance. It is understood that the AngloJapanese Treaty will be published at the end of the week simultaneously m London and Tokyo*49 words
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Article66 1905-09-13 1 A correspondent informs us that a number of men from various parts of Singapore with one Corporal and an Inspector were seen m the neighbouri hood of Sepoy Lines, last Saturday afternoon, m the vain endeavour to receive permits for the burial of their dead. The Registrar's office was closed,66 words
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Article490 1905-09-13 1 NKW YORK PAPER SHOWS HOW IT WOULD PEEL TO AMERICANS IF CHINA WERE AMERICA AND AMERICA CHINA. The New York Sun has turned on the humorous man m discussing this subject. It recently wrote: When Mr. John Smith, of Broadway and Fifth-avenue, tea importer, run* over490 words
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Article176 1905-09-13 1 NOW THE RUSSIANS ENJOY CAPTIVITY IN JAPAN. Tin.- Rueaiaa priMMn hi Kjpoto km t<» Im- bavin* a vmry X« M> d time, and man\ K«'U foreign* rs who can only gel away horn MtM l«»i I brief spell to the comparative coolness <>t Kyoto bmmi Ik- mmm inclined176 words
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Article169 1905-09-13 1 WILD s( ENES <>.\ Illi: LIVERPOOL I lIAM.I Owing to i he panic on ihc American CottOO Maiket at Ncu York, one of the wildest scenes winch have occurred on the Cotton Maikct at Liverpool was witnessed. Breton waiting tor the opening of the Exchange crushed169 words
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Advertisement366 1905-09-13 1 jlfflGToiajg p|J AGENTS K>'< SINOAI'OKK. g) JOHN LITTLE CO. THE "EMPIRE" TYPEWRITER is the Favourite Machine wherever it has been introduced. SIMPLICITY, STRENGTH, LIGHT TOUCH AND VISIBLE W KITING are some of its points. ORDINARY MODEL, $***** BRIEF MODEL, $165 00. INSURANCE POLICY MODEL, $*****. Importers, BORNEO COMPANY, LIMITED. DO366 words
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Advertisement235 1905-09-13 1 I r "PAH L?S I^lLKy I NORWEGIAN PURE COWS' MILK. THE ONLY CANNED MILK IN WHICH THE FULL FLAVOUR OF FRESH COWS' MILK IS RETAINED. The most flattering testimonials from medical men. t To be had from the Dispensaries, and retail dealers. THE EAST ASIATIC Co., Ltd. Sole Importers. THE235 words
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Advertisement67 1905-09-13 1 NOVELTIES FROM PARIS. IN LADIES MADE-UP LACE GOODS. REAL IMITATION Little's WHITE d COLOURED LACE GODETS y j~ LEATHER AND -LilttieS AND BERTHAS. Little'S SILK JJ LTS fichus, Little's SPLENDID ASSORT STOLE SCATES T•. M J N J AND ljlttle S JUST ARRIVED LACE BLOUSES. LJttle'S LACE BRIDGE COATS. CHOICE67 words
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Advertisement15 1905-09-13 1 Buchanan's ••Red Seal" Guaranteed 7 Years Old. "A Soind S*ouu Whisky of Exceptionally Good Vaui."15 words
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786 1905-09-13 2 The Eastern Daily Mail PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 18th. SEPTEMBER. TRADE AND TRADAL PROSPECTS IN SUMATRA. Through her many commercial relations, the island of Sumatra as a producer oi various agricultural products and also as a purchaser of various articles of import Is well-known to business men m the Strait>786 words
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Article187 1905-09-13 2 THE "E. D. M." DELIVERY. This question is still the bugbear of our existence. Yesterday morning we found by having the tambies "shadowed" by Chinese clerks that we afterwards received complaints of no'.i-deliverv from firms by whom the paper was most certainly received. Apparently the E. I), M." is >o187 words
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Article428 1905-09-13 2 The Borneo Company have already got over 30,000 plants into their Puak Rubber Estate m Sarawak. Another garbage picker was fined yesterday, m the amount 0f51.50 only, for M putting his noße and fingers into the Cross St. dust bin." The International Trading Co. Rotterdam will shortly acquire the business428 words
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Article1096 1905-09-13 2 AFTER ALL IS IIOMK BETTER THAN TIIL TROPICS? E D. m. Spec. l. Many of us who are here for the second or third time often wonder m our idle moments why we ever came back to Singapore, forsaking all the advantages of the home land.1,096 words
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Article161 1905-09-13 2 The -Time.- 4 Nlnt|n The Miami am ,< IM Of the Siame., Govern^ 1 f >-n Resident at Kda^TS seem to .ndira.r tll( rfawes art., Ir was s M tenham himself Sing.,/*.,-,/ The Burial Regulation' Government has IKI with regard to ,t. l ;i requires a strong161 words
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Article76 1905-09-13 2 DKAkSik. Acoof** 10 your paper of iresterda) ing ..t' a Tamil m the i, headquarten i ere is ttil m cleamii > at i notwithstanding t i tollsl(ll au.tat.on on „.t ii m t i past PI .<t a liealt na) t one o >a. atu76 words
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Article101 1905-09-13 2 Sir. V paper ot thia morning t energeticall) at ivoi coolies, from amun« whpetty thives and hou* made up. There is p| C i work to be done m Singa, t jail auommiKlai trol t would mi^ht well I.c put m v ■it manj who101 words
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Article201 1905-09-13 2 Thi Somg < H tm Old S I am the old I Wall. I k' «>\\ \siat I know .a sad mi m sad distinction h fh or low. Love;« matron or maid The lifhi i Whrthsr the belle is tni JU Is known to to201 words
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Article168 1905-09-13 2 Order* by Major E. 0. Broadn.fc Commandant V 6. Sin»:.i|H>rc. l^t' >< i t v tift Ordcrl> Office i i« Lieut. D. R««bertsoa. Qrdert) N. CO. CorpL I i< PanuU i On Mooria) 181 )n rhui Oa Kii.i.in. bad 10 pr. Gun Drill. iStrratfUi Corpl I < 11168 words
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Advertisement691 1905-09-13 2 "TIMES" MIMING CAMPLES, The Hardest, Most Brilliant and Cheapest TldOE? O3R/ X' 1-* i TR/S BORNE© e©MPRNY LIMITED. 1 HARTWFG A CO. successors, f Wasp C imPORTERS REfAIUERS OF £M£>lSh't m Z hl%£*l> WINES. BEERS. f **ma&a.M. **Mf%A6' SPIRITS"*ahd LIQUEURS. GERMAN, DUTCH A ENGLISH PROVISIONS, f 2iai%s« 1 SHIPCHANDLERS. AT691 words
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Advertisement175 1905-09-13 2 ON SALE OR LEASE. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY. That spacious commodious bungalow "Louis VHte" situated at the top of the Hill m Coronation Road, three-quarters of a mile from Cluny Railway Station, overlook- n QlMßFßjjfng SOtWtry- House and grounds cover three acres. There are four bedrooms. The bungalow is Elegantly Funrifrhed with175 words
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Miscellaneous64 1905-09-13 2 COMING EVENTS. Wednesday, i?tb September. High Water. 10-43 am '0-29 p.m. C. A. Society meeting. 10-30. M.M. outward mail «lue. Thursday, 14th September. High Water. 11-13 a.m. 1 1-6 p.m. Full Moon. 1-5 a.m. priday, istb September. High Water. 1 1-39 a.m. 1 1-40 p.m. Saturday, i6tb September. High Water.64 words
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Article434 1905-09-13 3 MORE PARTICUfcARS OF HOW YOU MAY WIN 9toa CONTESI OIM \s To-MORJtOW. 1 h ivr already reoeiv a number of 1i ttcrs from readers interested m the firsi K. I>. M." competition, and all of these guessed rightly with respect to the second verse published yesterday. The434 words
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Article228 1905-09-13 3 I ABSENCE OF INDEMNITY CREATES CRISIS. From our Corr»»»ond«n». Japan, Aug. 27. We learn from private sources that, owing to the refusal of Russia to pay any indemnity, the money market is v light, and Japanese Hanks can difficulty be induced to make advances. f >228 words
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Article113 1905-09-13 3 CLARK VERSUS CLARK AND WILLIAMS. We understand that evidence m the divorce case E. P. Clare, Clare and J. H. Williams is to be taken this week tor forwarding to the Australian Courts. We believe that Mr. Clare took proceedings agains Mr. Williams some time ago,113 words
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Article48 1905-09-13 3 KING VICTOR AND THE VICTIMS. Reuters Agency I London, Sept. \2. King Victor Emmanuel has arrived at Monte Leone, the centre of the earthquake region. He is motoring from village to village, personally cniestioning the sufferers and encouraging the authorities m the work of relieving distress.48 words
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Article33 1905-09-13 3 MARYLEBONE TO VISIT SOI Til AFRICA. KaaUr't A|Micy. London, Sept. 12. Marvlebonc will send a strong team under the captaincy of Warner to South Africa m the early part of November.33 words
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Article37 1905-09-13 3 Ihe Chinaman who was mentioned yesterday as having been stabbed with a jjcnknife by the hands of a compatriot was believed to be dying yesterday and a deposition was taken at an early hour m the morning.37 words
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Article690 1905-09-13 3 SATISFACTORY DECREASE REPORTED FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE BURIAL QUESTION. I REGULATIONS AND HARDSHIP* TO NATIVE COMMUNITIES. An occasional correspondent signing himself "Vagus" sends us the following interesting communication There is hue and cry all over I Singapore just now, about the new I method of verifying causes of690 words
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Article104 1905-09-13 3 The marriage of the Revd. A. J. Amcry with Miss. Ruth M. Allen will be solemnised on Saturday afternoon, and will be followed by a reception which will be heM at Mr. Benjaficld's residence at Sycd Alley. The Rev. A. I. Amcry is the respected pastor of the104 words
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Article170 1905-09-13 3 We arc not electricians so we do not pretend t< > know moreabout the tramways than Dirk Ken and his merry men. So we cannot explain this phenomenon. On pole 451 m North Bridge Road Jlerday there came a blinding fla*h of it, followed by the appearance of a ball170 words
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Article640 1905-09-13 3 BY OUR SPECIAL CORfIESPONOENT. The prospect of" having a good race meeting next month appears to be more than excellent. Although we have five weeks more to conic, yet judging by the large number of horses that are at present m training m Singapore, it will640 words
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Article254 1905-09-13 3 FURTHER PROGRESS OF MALAYA'S PRIZE MINE. From Our Own Correspondent. Ifoh, Sept. 9. At the last general meeting of the Tronoh Mines, Ltd., it was decided to instal an electrical plant so as to facilitate the working of the mine. I understand that the work will commence254 words
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Article186 1905-09-13 3 We have to thank the Secretary of the Golf Club for the report of last Saturday's Golf Tournament. The report has been published m one of our contemporaries, consequently we are unable to make use of the M copy to hand. In future we shall make arrangements for these competitions186 words
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Article147 1905-09-13 3 TREATY TERMS SUPPLEMENTED. The "Times' en the Situation. (Strait* Pr«M Ag«a«y.) Tokio, September, 12th 1905. The disturbances have now wholly subsided and any further recrudes- cence|of the trouble is not expected. 1 Much surprise has been evinced by the resignation of the Chief of Police. A supplement147 words
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Article80 1905-09-13 3 LATEST ARRANGEMENTS. Reuters Agency. London, Sept. 1 2. The Prince of Wales and party will leave Genoa on the Renoun on the 21st proximo, ami will arrive at Messina on the 23rd, remaining there six hours. Port Said will be reached on the 27th. A80 words
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Article53 1905-09-13 3 HOW THE FOUR ENGLISHMEN ESCAPED. (Reuters Agency London, Sept. \2. Four regiments of infantry with some artillery and cavalry have reached Haku. Mr. Urquhart, the British Vice-Consul there, at the head of a small escort of cavalry has rescued the four Englishmen who were besieged m a53 words
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Article504 1905-09-13 3 LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT TUESDAY'S RESULTS. A Singles. H. A. Mason beat W. I. May son. D. Y. Perkins beat C. A. Leggatt. B Singles. \V. J. Haskins beat Capt. Jones. H. T. White V. G. W. Edwar.is walk over for H. T. White. K. B S. Robertson504 words
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Advertisement476 1905-09-13 3 j ROBINSON Co. I ANNUAL I I CASH CLEARANCE j -^SALE^E--1 ONCE A YEAR! I I ONCE A YEAR ONLY.! f BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS I 1 ROBINSON Co. h Comparison Between A CANADIAN COMPANY DOING DUSINESS IN MALAYA AND THE CNINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ltd (A LOCAL BRITISH476 words
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Advertisement401 1905-09-13 3 POWELL CO., SINGAPORE. (KsI.UU ism 4 > Vfaks) REAL ESTATE AUCTIONERS A l» VALUERS. s ajHUNM VAI I7ATMMBJ gUDB. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS FOR Perak Land and Mines Agency. 1 i c Lancashire Insurance Co. (Flki \nd I 11 1 1 DEWAR A SONS PERTH WHISKEY. ARTHUR aijjson's PIANOS. ROSENKRANZ I401 words
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Advertisement507 1905-09-13 4 SHIPPING, ETC, THE SAM FRANCISCO OVERLAND ROUTE. Pacific Mail Steamship Co., Occidental Oriental S. S. Co., and Central Pacific, Union Pacific, Chicago North-Western Railways. ATCHISON, TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEM. (Operating the LARGEST and FASTEST Steamers on the PACIFIC.) from HONG-KONG TO SAN FRANCISCO. The National highivay to Europe507 words
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Advertisement626 1905-09-13 4 BANKS. CHARTERED BAM OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Capital r ooo. Reserve Liability 1 ro of Proprietors J■ 8oo oo Reserve Fund .£875,000. Bank of England* RANI rnp q 1 National Bank of Scotland BAIMKIiKfc 1 TH£ lonjjqn q ty MIDLAND Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. CURRENT626 words
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Advertisement532 1905-09-13 4 PUBUg^ NgTieE. THE Proprietors desire to call public attention to the fact that they are intro- I ducing their medicine I WOODS' GREAT PEPPERMINT CUKE I into the Straits Settlements I In Australasia it has become a household remedy for the simple reason that 1 One dose has an immediate532 words
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Advertisement299 1905-09-13 4 R. B. LINDSAY GO. 1 6, COLLYER QUAY. Forwarding Agents. Arl prepared to receive parcels ant packages for transmission to the Com mon wealth. Agents and correspondents m all tht Australian States. Packages shipped to Australia every month at lowest rates. Our Next despatch of Parceels to Australia will be299 words
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Advertisement661 1905-09-13 4 I Laiwi for Sale CHOICE CORNER LOT Situatj ted just off Sj-cd Ali Road, about 20.000 square feet, at 1 5 cents a foot. I Well of clear water. "X c y o SiraUs Press Agency. TO BE LET. gECOND floor of house No. 14, Siak Street, covering an area661 words
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Advertisement676 1905-09-13 4 "E.D.M." ADLETB. (I'trfiaU) Chsap Publicity for til your Wantt: Houaet Godownt etc., Wanted d To Let. Situation Wanted d Vacant, iichange d Hart. i Day. i W'y.r.K. Kortmicht. Mom m 25 words <»r under 50 cts. 1. 50 1. 00 1 00 5° 75 «t*. 1003 00 4 00 75676 words
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Supplement to the " Eastern Daily Mail."
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Title Section11 1905-09-13 1 Supplement to the Eastern Daily Mail." Singapore, Ulednesday, 13th September, 1905.11 words
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Article111 1905-09-13 1 September /jth, 1905. Tuesday's 4/m bank rate was 2/1 9/16. Gambier buyers S 8.65 do (Cube No. 1) unpicked 11.62* Copra Bali 7.40 do Pontianak 7.07 k Pepper, Black. buyers n 27.25 do White, 50/0 37.50 Sag© Flour Sarawak 3. 1 o do Btunei No. 1 302J111 words
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Article383 1905-09-13 1 \~~r n m.coo j $10 97 50 Bersawah O. V. Co., Ltd. is.ao e.soo unissued. I 4,c«0 j 9 10 1© (Deferred 1 8.00 I 50,000 1 j 1 Raub Au-t. T,. M. Co., Ltd. (fp.) 500 150,000 "3.i0 (contrib.) v«o 5.30 5.30 30.000 100 100 i383 words
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Article139 1905-09-13 1 On London Bank 4 m/s 2/1 9/16 Demand 2/1 jj Private 3 m/s. 2/1 n/16 do. 6 m/s 2/ 1 Ow Germany Bank d/d 2.1 6| Private 3 m/s 2.18] do. 6 m/s 2.20] O// France Bank dd 2.66 Private 3 m/s 2.71 do. 6 m/s 2.74 On Ittdia—Bink139 words
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Article66 1905-09-13 1 Wharves at Which Different Ship* are Berthed To-day. East Wharf Den of Airlie. Victoria Graving Dock Teesta. Albert Graving Dock -Hong Moh. Section No. i n h Okhla. n 3 Paknam. a Inkum, Ohio 11. ij Ninghow Manaton. Borneo Wharf 7 8 Alavia. M 966 words
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Advertisement25 1905-09-13 1 ARE YOU A PHOTOGRAPHER? NEW FILMS. NEW films. 10,000 feet OF NEW FILMS HAVE JUST ARRIVED FOR FIRST APPLY LEVY HERMONOS. I 3 BATTERY ROAD.25 words
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Miscellaneous426 1905-09-13 1 SHIPPING AND COMMEfICIAL NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. Wilhelm Brit 588 Richer 9 Macassar Wee Bin Macassar 1 I Islander Brit 505 Wright 10 Chnst. Isl. Boustead &Co Christ Is U Siak Dut 240 (tiffin lo Langkat Katz Bros Langkat U La Seyne Fr 1941 Magnan 10 Batavia M Maritime Batavia426 words
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