Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 13 October 1905
1905-10-13
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Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser
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Title Section19 1905-10-13 1 Eastern Daily Nail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 35. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER ia 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS.19 words
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EUROPE DAY BY DAY.
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Article145 1905-10-13 1 MORE REVELATIONS. R outer's Ag*ney.) London, Oct. 12th. The investigations in connection \vith the Insurance Companies of NewYork continues. Mr. McCurdy, President of the New York Mutual Life Association has stated that his salary was i.'30,000. He alto gave explanations showing that large sums of money145 words
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Article55 1905-10-13 1 THE MATIN DISCLOSURES. M. DCLCASSE NOT RESPONSIBLE. R«wt»r i Agency. London, Oct. i:i The Editor of the "Matin" ha- i>ubli>heda iUtemenl to the effect th.it M. I cassc is in no way rcipomlblt for the Matin statements. The Germin pretsii displaying signs of irritation because the British Govern ment has55 words
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Article53 1905-10-13 1 FAVOURABLY CONSIDERED BY RUSSIA. Reulor's Agency LoNDoN, Oct. 12th. The "Time**"' Paris correspond*! it says, there is reason to Relieve th.it the Anglo-Russian rapprochement wrhtch is being strongly advocated by France, is being favourably consideuM in Russia. Further that there is no likelihood the RuMO-Germati Alliance which istrenuously53 words
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Article252 1905-10-13 1 Much agitation has lately been going on among the Tarset-s of Bombay on account of a proposal that the famous "Towers of Silence "on Malabar Hill should no longer be devoted to their present purpo-e. Fvery visitor to India knows the Towers of Silence, and252 words
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Article278 1905-10-13 1 Since Mr. Choate's return to Ann i tea from his Ambassadorial duties at the Court of St. James there has crept into the public telling an adventure with which the great attorney met during one ot his tinal weeks in Kngland. Accompanied by Mrs. Choate,278 words
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Article541 1905-10-13 1 SELANCOR. Kl \I A l.t Ml I U, lOtll M. The weather here now, eftpecialljr ill the evening, is anything hut pleasant. It was responsible, to i certain extent, for the somewhat mm i show ma«i< t! the Selan^oi Turf < lul), (iymkhana meeting Im( Saturday,541 words
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Article60 1905-10-13 1 A Eurasian who ha* travelladfa n locaj Europtan turn in the Federated Malay States selling lamps, is being rv much sought after by the linn which he has I* i< upn seating, as the proceeds f>f some of his amounting to .Si,?oo or tin rc.tboiitx, have not beca60 words
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Article65 1905-10-13 1 AfiCOfding to a London dispatch fifty members of the British expedition whidi sit out 10 establish the boundary b« tu<- n Persia and Alt;. mist. in in OfdsY to make poasibts th«- Occupation of strategic points and putting in telegraphic communications on the Afgnnstan frontier, have j»erMied.65 words
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Article116 1905-10-13 1 It ia ttated in Shanghai Maudmin Circles tint the Board oi Rcwmh has appropriated the Mini of li.i.t a in illi< >i: tads as the first instaln eiil lowdi Imi capital ol a I >an k on modern foreign line*, to ho styled ihe Hupu Yanhai g,116 words
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Article157 1905-10-13 1 1 1 is ascertained thai the fighting capacity* ol 1 1 "Mik.t-a" has nut been impaired by the accident which caused In i >i rikui^;. Directon of the N. Y. K have presented 4 aptain Maxmiltan, who hoj left their employ t«» fceeoJM LJoydfW Surveyor at K<>f>c, with tin him157 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement274 1905-10-13 1 I I ■'V i AGENTS l< »l< SINGAPORE JOHN LITTLE CO. Gawett's Portable Engines and Boilers, f oden's Steam Wagons. OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SUPPLIED BY THE BORNEO Company. Limited. ST VALENTINE'S BATH HOTEL. 2g linLit l iuiiiii Rood. \N IDEAL SPOT EOR A PICNIC OR WEEK END. St. Valentine's Bath274 words
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Advertisement282 1905-10-13 1 1 NORWEGIAN PURE COWS' MILK. 1 THE ONLY CANNED MILK IN WHICH THE FULL FLAVOUR OF FRESH S COWS' MILK IS RETAINED. C The most flattering testimonials from medical men. To be had from the Dispensaries, and retail dealers. f THE EAST ASIATIC Co, Ltd, Sole Importers 1 The Indian282 words
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Advertisement136 1905-10-13 1 fV&SmmwimSL "Types Endurance 19 aT was invented by the world's foremost typewriter i It is built on correct mechanical lines. j I H It is strong in every part. i i It is simple and direct in operation, and almost |j I It does the speediest and most perfect work136 words
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Advertisement16 1905-10-13 1 Buchanan's Red Seal Guaranteed 7 Years Old. "A Seejmj Stouii \V'insK%. •I Bbdj tfwMaiAi Gone) Vmsu**16 words
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473 1905-10-13 2 the Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. FRIDAY, 13th OCTOBER. THE EUROPEAN SITUATION. Reuter's telegrams daily grow more and more sensational, and it is not easy to grasp the significance of the latest cabled information that France is in favour of an Anglo-Russian rapprochement. The Paris correspondent of the "Times"473 words
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Article229 1905-10-13 2 We are extremely indebtt: 1 for the tVicudly interest de-played in <-ur domestic affairs by the S/raifs Tnnrs which has been at great pains to put matters right for us. Pinprick- in the >hape of small paragraphs all diet ited by pure disinterestedness in our wellfare have229 words
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Article104 1905-10-13 2 It will be remembered that BOOM days ago we stated that the Japanese intended capturing the carrying trade of the Far East and would not be contented with even that. The latest advices from Japan -tatc that the Toyo Risen Kaisha have deckled tj open in November next104 words
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Article273 1905-10-13 2 Four Chinese shopkeepers were yesterday fined £5 each for selling food between three and four a. m. when their licences compelled them to close their places of business at i a. m They stated that customers kept coming and ordering food and they could not very well order them away.273 words
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Article1027 1905-10-13 2 A TOWN WITH A GREAT FUTURE. I The Spanish geographers always considered the island of Luzon the largest of the Philippine group, but later surveys, made by the American-, give Mindonao the first place with an area o f about 40, ooo'square miles nearly as great as that of1,027 words
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THE EASTERN PRESS.
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Article118 1905-10-13 2 l he rotcntialitics of M a l ormous, incalculable, an nizens of the Peninsula bsCQ <fcby more progress ive ?m] m n f" vrrr *<S ed rulers in the past two not too much to av thatourf and the wealth „f have bem doubled, rtyr bythirtime118 words
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Article65 1905-10-13 2 Ai we know very well the ordinary Chine* working and gcncrallx who wiTl do a fair day' 1- recognised here to i.« n Nothing like the trouble experienced with them ii n have ever been known h, only conclude that goaded by cruelty and ,|i.65 words
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Article116 1905-10-13 2 A "glowing account tas In*,, i Ihtod Ucr.in v «»t (.crnv.n trade in tU emphasising the suco of German with I; declaring that th, the British even in I i pore and th< Y K mav lielp to con» \t r.< in for the <lc[.it published of the116 words
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Article38 1905-10-13 2 n thousand ed to work from tl iit strut our h;.rb«>ur front tad which i* S \Y. buildings that are sul tli latest their tar which »t ind British •i t'» all the isi talent- will38 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement210 1905-10-13 2 I N D. COOPE Company's. BURTON LAGER. $12.50 per case of 6 doz. pts. or 4 doz. quarts of all dealers. %#i MW—^ j When in Doubt, j I TRY A PINEAPPLE HAM I > s I 2)e Sfam dat am Sfam. S I THOMPSON THOMAS <<: CO.. 1 Tin*210 words
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Advertisement524 1905-10-13 2 Pear less Cream Still Holds Its Position as the Premier Unsweetened Milk in the Market. Used by Hospitals. The Ideal Babies, Food adds a Flavour to a Cup of Tea that cannot be Duplicated. Ellis&eo., SOLE AGENTS. S, CECIL STREET WILSON Oft Permanent and Artistic ■*-«v#m v#w. EmLAR6EHIEIiTS artists, photographers,524 words
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Advertisement353 1905-10-13 2 WHAT OUR READERS Ml iM(\ 1r r i I SINGAPORE HOTELS. I Dv ar Sir, 1 tinti I in i m Sat laj Sin';ap^)r'- H A often diM nav d, naj l one "r two imi i The fenaral complaint Pood a never to be i take a friend to353 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous115 1905-10-13 2 COMING EVENTS. Te-day, i?tb Cctcber High water. 10 a.m. 10-40 p.m. Full Moon. 5-58 p.m. P. O. outward mail due. Tanjong Pagar Meeting Exchange. 1 2. Saturday, 14th October. High Water. 5-17 a.m. 4-54 .pm. Paper Hunt Tanglin. Raffle- Hotel. Hunt Dinner. Sunuay, i*tb October. High Water. 7-0 a. in.115 words
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11 1905-10-13 1 The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER L3th, 1905.11 words
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Article145 1905-10-13 1 !--ue P i Value .••mani. Buyers. Seller- 1 1 i aneactiona Ba I \i Ltd. S.oo (Deferred Vest. G. M Co., Ltd .i P .i 4 73 4 (contrib. l.j Re an| efa mg G. M. Co 45 t Tin M. Co.. Ltd 6.00 >.oo 5 00145 words
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Article226 1905-10-13 1 Cloves (Amboina) S Copra Bali „7.25 ao Pontianak 1 Bali, 15 has 5 Z z do iV.lt'rnk ba-i».. 25. 00 <i« 1 Liberian No. 1 21 1 -r.\:~. per ti 1 ius Gambier Cul t No. 1 1 r.cc do No. 2 n .zz Mace (Ban da) Nutmegs 1226 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement38 1905-10-13 1 Turkish CICARETTES. the luxury, and at tlu me, the necessity of every 1 smoker. 1 >f Stephasiou-Samos Turkish Leaf and l-LED 1 o[< C)r.\LITY. Unrivalled fcr Price. d No. 1 1 ,~o per 100 1.50 ..00 0.75 ct>.38 words
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Advertisement119 1905-10-13 1 Austrian Lloyd Steam Navigation Co. Under Mail Contract vim rm Aim ki \n (iovlk.n.mj.n 1 The following are the dates on which the Co.'s Steamers may be expected to arrive and >ail from here: OUTWAKD HOMEWARD Arrives Sails 1905 iocs. Triste Oct. 9UI Persia >ct. Sth Nippon Nov. Bth Nov-119 words
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Advertisement400 1905-10-13 1 VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR. I Wharves at which Different Ships are berthed To-day. East Wharf. Nil. Victoria Craving Dock, ECorat A'bert Graving Dock, Nil. Section No. i,Tec<ia, [smaila, H. N. M. S. De Ruytcr, Hong Wan I. Section No. j Zaida Saga. Section No. 3 Nil. Section No. 4 Nil.400 words
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Advertisement344 1905-10-13 1 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA AUSTRALIA AND CHINA Incorporated hy Royal Charter. Capital ro Reserve Liability I of Propp ftors -£800,000Reserve Fund. BANKERS Nahonalßan^ of Scotland t^:e? d city&midla SINGAPORE BRANCH CURRENT Accounts a^ opene d and merest allowed at 1 per cenT cer ann Um on the daily balances.344 words
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Page 2 Advertisements
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Advertisement66 1905-10-13 2 PRcTTV SO.iG 'FAREWcLL TO A'L for Sopi Some Press Op I MM "The queen i i 'Liverpool Daily Po*t" South Loud; n I MS It y i "Bnruet Fress Messrs. GERViS XAVIER d Co PALI liavi iced at Sup] Discount On prompt! i ww\ or i* S^'ft OF S :.-166 words
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Advertisement91 1905-10-13 2 SHIPPING, NOTICES. THE SAN FRANCISCO OVERLAND ROUTE. l\\( ii k Mail Sti amship fi Orientai S S Co., AMD I N i RAL l'.v MK I '\i<-\ I' I ICAG4 N' m I RN Raii v. ATCHISON. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEM. tST£S7 I-HONG-KONG SAN FRANCISCO. ('hiiiii, J'ipi:)i. the91 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous551 1905-10-13 2 SHIPPING NEWS. The Imperial German Mail steamer Sachsen has passed the Canal and left Suez outward bound. Her arrival is delayee in consequence of the bio* kins of the Canal but will probably make a few days good on the voyage. The P. O. Outward Mail steamer Arcadia" left Colombo551 words
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Miscellaneous152 1905-10-13 2 VESSELS EXPECTED. .\>un<. Port, ■in. l L-IfEN-OF-W IT igue, (Brit cruiser), O'H gins, (i )hili b's San Raffael, (P ri on. Sutlej, (Brit t rui ler), < S Anamcmnon, China, <)ct 2S Alcinous, C Altin^. Bandjermassi 1, Oct l 1 Annam, Suez, 1,9; M. Mai 1 Arcadiaj Cok>ml^". Oct 14;152 words
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Miscellaneous134 1905-10-13 2 PASSENCERS ARRi^ I A. Ml.. I' 1 i MAILS CLOSE. B S M H i D Mi H gY CLEARANCES. u II I AT. Kd.o 0 ARR.rf£ HONCKOnC WEATHER TEl^I I Ssngapore Kranji Rail\^ Prom Ist August, 1905. and Until F"''"-" "j Sen I Down Trams u L I'.M. SINGAPORE134 words
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30 1905-10-13 3 Reuters Agency London Oct. 12th. It is announced that Prince Kitel Firdcrich of Prussia is betrothed to the lHichess Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg.30 words
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Article35 1905-10-13 3 FOR SOUTH AFRICA. Reut«r Af«aoy.) London, Oct. 12th. Captain Cruddas, of the Indian Army has been appointed one of the inspectors <>t Chinese employed on the Rand mines in South Africa.35 words
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Article36 1905-10-13 3 RanUr't »9o«cy. London Oct. 12th. The Duke of Saxe Cobura lias mar--1 ed Adelaide of Schleswig-1 [olstein at Glucksburg. The Kaiser was present at the ceremony, which was solcm- /((l without ceremonial display.36 words
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Article29 1905-10-13 3 ALLEGED CONTRABAND. London, Oct. 12th. Japanese have seized the German steamers SintVi and Uanswagntf bound t<jr Vladivostock, alleging that the steamer^ were carryI contraband of war.29 words
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Article302 1905-10-13 3 PIGS. BULLOCK AND POULTRY VANISHED. The case of Lim Guan Hong, accused of criminal breach of trust in regard to 3 sows, a bullock, 120 heads of poultry and 12 young pig-, which had already thrice postponed, appeared before Mr. Coletnan yesterday afternoon and Lhe hearing of considerable302 words
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Article180 1905-10-13 3 luo Chinese appealed before Mr. Marriott yesterday afternoon charged. wit!', being in possession of 36 >labs of allied at *****, and failing to give a reasonable explanation oi" the fact, Sheedv dccland that he had ll v two defendants wrapping the i in canvas on the180 words
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Article81 1905-10-13 3 Mr. Nagoor Gunny, Manager of the Cohen Co., in Batiery Road, red before the Senior Magistrate day charged with furious driving wrong Mde of the road near the lunicipal Offices and refining to stop n ordered to do so by Police Serjzet MacDougalL Ihe accused denied that81 words
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Article138 1905-10-13 3 LOGRAMME OF CEREMONIAL OPENING. Ine following is the proposed order I < < icmony to be observed for the open Jof the Victoria Memorial Hall on Wednesday afternoon next ■>\ and is received by Guard i Honoui v ich he inspects. •ed at Portico by the !-oi138 words
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Article353 1905-10-13 3 THE GAIETY STARS" PERFORMANCE LAST NIGHT. Seldom has so good a vaudeville combination visited Singapore as thai which made its debut last night at the Town Hall. The reputation of the 14 Gaiety Stars had gone before them, and the programme which was presented last night was varied in its353 words
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Article511 1905-10-13 3 qmIIPUI- 0 CHINESE FOREIGN SUBJECTS WEAR DISTINCTIVE GARB. In an article commending the action of the Hongkong Government in prohibiting boycott meetings in the Colony, the Foochow Echo" states very clearh- the views of those who hold that Chinese British subjects in China should openly indicate their adopted511 words
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Article361 1905-10-13 3 The steamer ll<>ng Wan on its last trip brought in a consignment of 154 racimes of bananas tor Ahg Clioon, a fruit dealer in Cecil Street. His man, Tan Hung Chin, counted the racimes and handed them over to the sampan man who had been sent by361 words
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Article227 1905-10-13 3 The Third Court yesterday morning was the scene of" weeping and wailing and gnashing of teeth" when Sergeant Nolan brought up before His Worship, Mr. Coleman, six Indian Women and five children charged with begging in Malacca Street and with being Ir bitual vagrants. They had previously227 words
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49 1905-10-13 3 The name for solution in the following verse belongs to a Singaporean celebrity A headless nail this is my first: Now strive my next to guess This some will take whom one forgive— Its forty five, no less THK C'OMPFTITION E DITOR.49 words
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Article294 1905-10-13 3 ITALY DESIRES ALLIANCE WITH GERMANY AND RUSSIA. According to advices from London, Italy wants to join the alliance between Germany and Ru>sia which is said to be forming. She has sent notes to both these nations >tating her desire to enter in the compact for the furtherance294 words
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Article131 1905-10-13 3 One, Chan Tek Guan, who had a previous conviction for theft, was yesterdcy charged with vagrancy. He I said that he had left the Tan Tock Seng Hospital only three or four days before, havin^ had a bad case of sore eyes, and had been unable to131 words
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Article67 1905-10-13 3 PROFESSIONAL PAIRS. The final tie in the Professional Pairs was played off yesterday afternoon, when S.'.l .mann and Gaunt beat Hose and Webb after a closely contested game, Lie scores being 6 4 and 6 3. A large number of sj* ctators were present and67 words
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Article55 1905-10-13 3 Launches will leave Johnston's Pier for the Club Bungalow on Sundav, the 15th inst. at 10, 11, t.15 and 3,30 p.m. returning at 10,30, 12,15, 3 an<^ 5 p.m. A Polo Match has been arranged with the R. G. A. and will be played soon after the55 words
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Article47 1905-10-13 3 A Javanese, who>e name the Police were unable to discover, was found in Bras Bassa Road yesterday morning and charged before Mr Coleman with being a l> wandering lunatic." He was sent to the General Hospital for observation as to his condition.47 words
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Article248 1905-10-13 3 Lord Robert Cecil, whose services have been engaged on behalf of the Company in the Tanjong Pagar Dock arbitration case, arrived here yesterday morning from Japan by the* P. O. iXubia. Tm mail steamer Arcadia, left Penang at i i am, yesterday, and mav be expected here248 words
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Article204 1905-10-13 3 JANUARY -AUGUST OUTPUT. Pahang exported pikuls 968.79 of block tin during the month of August and pikuls 2157.22 of tin-ore or a total ctput of pikuls 3,126.01 (187 tons) valued about $262,546.17. The duty levied thereon amounted to $23,394.49 the average value for the month being $83.98, and204 words
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Article164 1905-10-13 3 Yesterday the adjourned case in which a constable and an ex-constable were accused of the disposal of stolen property was concluded before Mr. Coleman. The two men had a quarrel and In the wordy controversy which ensued, each accused the other of the theft of some tablecloths and164 words
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Article123 1905-10-13 3 Srtri Muttoo, a Government contractor, teels much agrieved at the failure of his latest love affair and asks Magistrate Coleman to have |a warrant issued against hia intended bride and her mother for retaining in their possession, or rather pawning without his consent, a necklace which cost123 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement40 1905-10-13 3 That great Illusion, Pepper's Ghost," Belongs to days of y<>re, The smartest conjuror cai not boast, Hi's puzz'ed people more. Many ailments, now-a-dayr Are just as tricky, sure. For Dysentery we'll sing the, praise. Ol Wood's Great JVpi .-rmint Cure.40 words
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Advertisement97 1905-10-13 3 Don't ever play with dynrmit, In case it should explode, Meware of robbers late at night, And take tin- safest road. Don't laugh at any little ill, But health at once recure. For Dysentery, and Feverish Chip, Take Wood's Great Peppermint Cure. What brings the colour to the cheek Of97 words
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Advertisement310 1905-10-13 3 POWELL CO, SINGAPORE. (Established 42 Years) REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS A N D VALUERS. ■OftTCAMS ARRANGED VALUATIONS MADE. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS FOR Perak Land and Wines Agency. The Lancashire Insurance Co. (Fire and Life.) DEWAR SON'S PERTH WHISKEY. ARTHUR ALLISONS PIANOS ROSENKP ANZ lANOS POWELL CO'S Auction and House-Pro-perty Circular is310 words
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Advertisement341 1905-10-13 3 ROBINSON and Co. HOLD THE LARCEST STOCK OF Pbotoarapbic Goods, FILMS, PLATES PAPERS, ALWAYS FRESH Hand Cameras, Stand Cameras, Plate Cameras, Film Cameras, Warwick and Ilford Plates Papers Chemicals. SCALES, FRAMES, DISHES. Everything for Photgraphic use, Robinson Companp. Serravallo's Tonic. J^^ Medical Authorities jj SjS!^^ ALL OVEa THt WORLD. K^"""341 words
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Advertisement867 1905-10-13 4 BOOKS ELLISHS STATIONEBS W LIST OF BOOKS.-(/?w»//v Rcaivea) Findlay's Class Teaching S 4.30 Pitman's Shorthand Dictionary 2.75 Dictionary of Daily Wants 5.00 Bookkeeping 3-5° Lao-Tzc's Tao-Teli King 11.50 Wo Chang's England 2.50 Chang Chih-Tung's China's Giles' Chinese Literature 3-5° Hope 2.60 Parker'? .History of China 5.90 Devcreux's Lovers' Dictionary n867 words
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Advertisement883 1905-10-13 4 I 1 bUdwi!!.] Levy Hermanos. *-*^i Olß^n^n^^^CZi^^v^SH n^n^n^n^n^na n^nrl jj p^^^^^^SjWy Diamonds and Jeuicllepy. LC I ''Omega" Watch. I IS yf l/GTIf\E w > sV^\\>3| cinematograph and films. 1 tiZ£E£%- SramophonesandSiecords I -4 J J| B^ H WMg m—^^—^ AGENTS FOR THE Richard Brasier Motor Cars and Michelin Tyres, f883 words
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Advertisement667 1905-10-13 4 1 "E. D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTED, ETC~~* PREPAID. Cheap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses, Godowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. i Day. i Wekk. FoRTOTQHT, Month 25 words or under joits i 50 2 .00 3 00 50 75 t-.667 words
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Advertisement380 1905-10-13 4 l SITUATIONS. WANTKI) by bookkeeper work after office hours 7h<. knowledge of Book-keep,,.; single entry. an<J Applv to miton 1 KI) M 11 ANTED Stenogi be rapid and H. D BAs R"<<m, 1;. W VV A^ TED n ROSSI 17, Wine cstc-: H WANTED A Straits-b r as Assistant M380 words
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