Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 28 October 1905

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    26 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. \..i vis for Singapore JOHN LITTLE CO. No. 47. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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  • EUROPE DAY BY DAY.
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      THE SUEZ CANAL BLOCKAGE.
      50 1 BLOWING UP THE "CHATHAM" (Neuter's Agency London, Oct. 27th. The atterpart of the Chatham will be blown up alter the Rtnoutt has made the passage ot the GmmL It is expected that the passage of the Canal will be interrupted for only a few hours thereafter.
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    RIOTOUS ST. PETERSBURG.
    84 1 PLUNDERING THE SHOPS. Railway Strike m European Ruttia Outer's Annoy London, Oct. 27th. Ercsh disorders have broken out m St. Petersburg. Several simps have been plundered, an<l the streets arc crowded with workmen. The shops are being rapidly closed. There is a general railway strike m European
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    THE TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.
    29 1 MORE STRIKES IN ST. PETERSBURG Reuters Agency Lumhin, Xt At the Putiloff iron works and other great factories m St. I'eteisburj; the workmen have struck.
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    GENOA'S HARBOUR EXTENSION.
    37 1 OPENING BY ITALIAN ROYALTY. ißeuters Agency London, vt. tph. Ihe French Squadron ha-, arrived at Gcn(M to attend the inauguration of the harbour extension by King Victor Km mamiel II and Queen I lelena.
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    A DEPLOMATIC PROMOTION.
    38 1 TOKIO TO BE AN EMBASSY. Reuters Agency London, < >ct. ijth. It is authoritatively announced that King Edward has decided that the British Legation at Tokio •hal be immediately raised to the rank of an Embassy.
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    CHINESE BOYCOTT.
    192 1 THE SITUATION IN CANTO* Hie correspondent «>f the htna Moil, under date of the 17th inst, writes that m neplj to tlir American Consul's further conNmmiraitioM respecting ihe boycott movwm«l the \imoy is rrporKd |o have said that he could only exhort the people 10 stop, and that
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    AT THE SUPREME COURT.
    77 1 The Chief Justice, Sir Lionel (ox, returned t-> his <luti«» at th«r Supreme (omt posterday aMMrning^ after an absence nceasiialed by illih-vn «>f abuvt tw<» weeks. The Indian holiday K rc 'ly interfered with tha work of the Court, a number ot rases m which Tamils
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    THE DEEPAVALI FESTIVAL.
    182 1 SINGAPORE IN HOLIDAY A I I II I Some parts of the town pretested! n.iy inpcarancc y< iierday, on aooowMof the celebration ot the" I >«■*■ j ali," om of the favourite Indian festival*, Ilii*« was especially noticeable m llijji Street, the proprietor! of -mm- of th«-
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    THE NORWEGIAN CROWN.
    48 1 NEGOTIATIONS WITH PRINCE CHARLES OF DENMARK. RauUr t A|««cy Lbnson, Oct. 27th. The Norwegian Governascnt has asked the Storthing for authority to filter into negotiations with Prince Charles of Denmark, with a view of his accepting the Crown, provided a plebiscite shall approve his choice.
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    MORE TROUBLE IN RUSSIA.
    44 1 SLAUGHTER AT A POLITICAL DEMONSTRATION. Riylir'l t|MC) LONDON, < >ct. 27th. Kkatcrinoslav's troops yesterday fired a volley into an assemblage of" railway employees. There was also a political demonsnation, which resulted m a number of i men btiog killed nnd wounded.
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    GERMANY AND THE NAVAL DEMONSTRATION.
    75 1 UNITY OF THE POWERS UNDOUBI ID." I R«ut«r Agor.cy. London, t. j;t!i. It is untrue that Germany is not actiilgin accord with the Other Powers. Whether all the Powers participate or not iiT the eventual novel «i«moustration is immaterial, as tl.« fad Or their unity
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    THE MACEDONIAN TROUBLE.
    61 1 CONCi RTEU EUROPEAN ACTION. London, Oct. Rtuur Icarus that the next step, which will be taken m connection with the financial control ol Macedonia will be that the RuMMM and AtMtTOHungarian Ambassadors will jointly seek an audience of the Sultan to urge the adoption of cocreivc measures,
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    RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN CEYLON.
    78 1 A serious i.ni\\.i\ accident resulting m two deaths OCCUI Pad OH the (»th iffjet, m the interior ol Ceylon. I h<- engine fell into a chasm fitl\ fret m depth owing to a subsidence m the line. If the couplings bad not broken and th«train thus
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    SECRET ROYAL MARRIAGE.
    347 1 GRAND IH XX WEDS IN SPITE Ol THE ZAR*S ORDERS The IrtCijlulw Rundschau and other BtWSDftpen announce that the long attachment between the (iinnd I>ukc Cyril of Rvaaia and the (it ud Duchess Melita, tin di\i»rccd wife of the Grand Duke Ernest Lonie of Hease, tnd daughter
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      273 1 mom TOBACiJ ir^. rasssgsf I 1 r< "".'..'."<: I > Jeffrey's Edinburgh Stout. $14.00 Per Case of 7 doz. pints. Of all Dealers. ST VALENTINE'S BATH HOTEL. 2Q, Ihtkit I intali Road. AN IDEAL SPOT FOR A PICNIC OR WEEK END. St. Valentine's Bath Hotel. SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS TO
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      207 1 DAHL'S MILK. NORWEGIAN PURE COWS' MILK. THE ONLY CANNED MILK IN WHICH THE FULL FLAVOUR OF FRESH COWS' MILK IS RETAINED. I he most flattering testimonials from medical men. 1 o be had from the Dispensaries, and retail dealers. THE EAST ASIATIC Co-, Ltd. Sole Importers. uteereationSfotel, SERANGOON ROAD. We
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      95 1 X'MAS SEASON. C WVfrrier- requiring Photos to reach hone m time for X'MAS AND NEW YEAR, should make appointments tor sittings without delay. G. R. LAMBERT Co. *f~~ -HiJff THE ROBINSON PIANO CO, LTD. Pianos of our own Manufacture. J^to^Jtejgl l Solid Teak case, Iron Frame,, J*jfip^ Thoroughl}* secured throughout
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      40 1 TANSAN, Pure, Crisp, Refreshing, Invigorating I Sodium hloiide. iS 76 Potassium c. ,6 Sodium Sulphate \>2 Analy- alicum (at Inmate ;i sis. Iron (ai Inmate I \t Silicic Acid 71 Mineral S«»li»l-> CarbonicAcid(frrr( j.Ki Medically Recommended Ref usealllmitat ions I
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    The Eastern Daily mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. SATURDAY, 28TH OCTOBER
    227 2 The Eastern Daily mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. SATURDAY, 28TH OCTOBER THE SAHARA EMPIRE. The Desert of the Sahara is the favourite haunt of the atmospheric phenomenon known as the mirage. Perhaps the circumstance may have some connection with the fact that within a few months we have had M. Lcbaudy
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    THE NEW ZIONISM.
    137 2 This year the Jews are celebrating not only the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of their resettlement m England, but the two hundred and fiftieth anniversary of their first settlement m the United States. So long ago is it since Peter Stuyvesant, Governor of what was then
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    PEACE ECONOMY.
    172 2 The taxpayer only dimly realises what war costs. A writer m the Htm York Tribune has gone to infinite trouble to teach him. Taking the number of seconds m a century to be 3,155,673,600, he finds that during the nineteenth century the world paid out for armaments about
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    524 2 Tut Rev. J. A. Smith will hold service m Malacca on Sunday Nov 29th. A seat on the New York Stock Exchange was recently sold for ,£16,800. Thi> is £200 higher than the previous record price. A Bengali milkman was yesterday fined $25 by Mr. Bryant for selling milk adulterated
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    MUNICIPAL BOARD.
    1055 2 SPECIAL MEETING TO CONSIDER BUDGET. The Municipal Commissioners met at 2.45 yesterday afternoon to consider the Budget for 1906, as published m the last copy of the Government Gazette. Alter announcing the fact that two of the Commissioners had signified their inability to be present, the President went
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  • THE EASTERN PRESS.
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      The Phantom off Universal Peace.
      132 2 Ihe hornm of the X i abarw war have proved ol I topian M-hrrn. agreement ami hr-.tlwrli-H,,! 11^3! c I tan 1 m > t iallowed their n:: new condition <.t deniocracie. iha|| High ourt of 1 legislative body out wTi bunal. This v\a> tl
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      Homeless and Friendless Anglo-Indians.
      182 2 Homeless and Friendless AngloIndians. ,»v :i< re is t ment sai'Vanl military, are i :>« red iY' the big commt district! a m vi w In th< resident II finger- hand, I been there awho have left dvi i numerable. In add the constant state "l tlu\ caused b) i
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      Standard of Comfort in the Straits
      79 2 It i-* not i olßdali to have i of a continued «!< 1 1 i < and it must md rcctly have effect upon the pubi i n«>t an 6MV OOUntl J tht cost of Hvini now |o do 1 to hrcak the negUUIIKUM
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      The Colombo Tram
      117 2 Amoof thr nuu v heard of Tr»mv m braak-dowm and o\< drivings at inordinati Mults by, or upon con.hu servants two iteilM anon air «<t »peci il the long current nmont lhai j pany ii foing to reUy it*< that* the rails and Oth Used Upon this
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    38 2 Thi Colombo rramwai just received a shipment o\ rails which will W wmi old ones. Ti.k Chief |«tic, Sir Ik** i who has bce.iabont t..»m ,etl Monday last, yestcrda) ma ll i.is duties and pmi*w i caurc cases,
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      306 2 The NeW Driflk 1 TANSAN GINGER-ALE. Containing all the Invigorating Properties of TANSAN, and is a Deliriously Flavoured GINGER-ALE, It is meeting with HUGH SUCCSS EVERYWHERE. Sole Agents GAUDBECK MACGREGOK Go., SINGAPORE and PEflAflG. The Straits Cycle and JWotor Coy. AGENCIES SINGER CYCLES, PREMIER CYCLES, JAMES CYCLES. MAKE I1 l
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      365 2 HAVE YOU HEARD The Good News? Heard Neighbours talking 1 about 2lhe 3tustralian Stores they are giving away Coat hangers for nothing. THOMPSON THOMAS CO. THE AUSTRALIAN STORES Coghlan Co. Licensed Auctioneers House Estate Agents. Preliminary Announcement. IMPORTANT Malacca Auction Sale ByH, L. COGHLAN c< Co. TOWN PROPERTIES and PLANTATIONS.
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      365 2 Mortgagee's Sale 2,409 square feet of leasehold land, together [with the four houses erected thereon and known as Nos. 4, 5, 6 7, Yerappa Chitty Lane, Singapore, To be sold by Auction at The Auction Room," No. 5, Raffles Place. On Thursday, 2nd Xoiembcr, 1905, at 2.30 p tn. Plans
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    A MUTINOUS PRESS.
    34 3 cr PETERSBURG EDITORS IGNORE THE CENSOR. Renter's Agoncy London, Ocl 27th. Il, c Editon of the St. Petersburg nrvs<pai>ei> arc discussing the advisbilttv ot publishing everything regardi es > o\ the censorship.
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    THE DIANA AT SAIGON.
    23 3 RE.HOISTING THE RUSSIAN FLAG. RauUrt Agency. London, Oct. 27th. .\t Saigon the cruiser Diana has reJioisted the Russian flag.
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    WARSHIPS LEAVING KIAOCHAU.
    30 3 FOR MANILA VIA SAIGON. IfUuter's Agency London, Oct. 26th. llic Cattftvikk has left Kiaochau. The Okg the Aurora and the Zemchug are leaving tor Manila via Saigon.
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    PRINCE ARTHUR OF CONNAUCHT.
    23 3 ETO VISIT JAPAN, rteutcrs Agency. London, Oct. 27th. Prince Arthur of Connaught will start for Japan early m 1906.
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    STUDENTS' ACITATION IN RUSSIA.
    40 3 RKV< >LUTH >NARY SPEECHES. Ranttrt Aftaey. Immense meetings of students, workmen, and others connected with the university have been held at §1 Petersburg. Revolutionary ..peeches were made calling on the people to make an armed rising.
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    THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.
    52 3 I.oRD ROSEBERY SPEAKS. Reuters Agency. l London, Oct r;th. rd Rosebery speaking at Stone Bridge with regard to the Anglo-Japan-I that it was a tremendous power, which would probably lead to cur.: sities, but with good men at the helm we should be able to defeat all
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    ISOLATION OF GERMANY.
    45 3 EUROPEAN ANIMOSITY AND THE MENACE TO PEACE. P.ut.ft A|.ncy Oct. 27 th. C)ur agi '.i France has commanded a much more unanimous ep >tted bitter animosity to Go at had been associated therewith, and which is regarded a> a gcr to peace.
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    HARASSED RUSSIAN COUNCILLORS.
    39 3 SVAY TRANSIT BLOCKED. Reuter's Agency London, Oct. 27th. rondusion of a council held at Peterhof the Ministers were unable to return to St. Petersburg by the railway ley were accordingly conveyed thither by the Imperial Yacht.
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    RIOT AT A RUSSIAN RAILWAY STATION.
    63 3 IXGINE DRIVERS V STRIKERS. A conflict took place at Nikolas Staoii. St Petersburg, between the striker- and the engine drivers who wot desirous of taking out the train. irere tired and several people were killed and wounded As the re-ult of Tuesday's fighting at
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    YELLOW FEVER IN NEW ORLEANS.
    36 3 WHAT AWAITS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. fUattr't Agmcy London, Oct. 27th. 1 Renown has signalled from '1 that nine fresh cases of yellow deaths have occurred m where President Roosevelt is due to-day
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    ATHLETIC NOTES.
    156 3 S. V. A. v D. Coy. V. A. met the D. Coy. <*xl Foresters m a league fixture »y, turning up with only 9 men. So, attcr the start( thc s y< A 1 one goal to their credit, from a Op by Xoble, who centred, Lermit I,"
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    S. C. C. v. Garrison.
    83 3 S C. C. v. Garrison. 'pi Übfrr S iC also met a team made of R i! c garrison i" a friendly game }e.stcX y °n f rmer S r gr Und "g. Hie play was of a very iWv T mt < b^ng by far too P*sin» n Ums
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    LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
    1781 3 Present. 1 H a xcellenc >' the Governor Sir John Anderson, k.c m g sJ/Sarv FwV^i ACting (olonial The Hon'ble the Resident Councillor of Penang J. K. Birch. W R r "?i nble the A "orney-General W. R. Collyer, i.s.o. The Hon'ble the Acting Colonial I rcasurer J.
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    CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUST.
    206 3 A MOHAMMEDAN LADY AND HER RINGS. Yesterday afternoon Salam bin Ibrahim was placed before Mr. Marriott, charged with criminal breach of trust m respect of two rings valued at $400, according to the evidence of the prosecution the defendant went to Beitah, the owner of the
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    93 3 An unfortunate Chinaman, enroute from Hongkong to Batavia, has had rather an expensive time ashore here. The police discovered that he had 3^ Straits dollars m his possession, with the result that he was hauled up to the Police Court, where the money was promptly confiscated and an additional fineoffive
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    Exchange.
    141 3 Yesterday's Rates. On London Bank 4 m/s 2/ 15/ 16 Demand 2/11/16 Private 6 m/s 2/2 do. 3 m/s.. 2/2 i/i 6 On Germany— Bank d/d 2.19 Private 3 m/s 2.21 do. 6 m/s 2/234 On France— Bank d/d 269' Private 3 m/s 274 do. 6 m/s 277 On
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    PRODUCE.
    129 3 Tin 81.00 Gambier H 8.20 do Cube No. 1 1 2.00 do do No. 2 11.00 Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore),, 25.25 do White, Fair L. w. 5 p.c. 35.00 Nutmegs (1 10 to the Ib.) 35. do (80 to thelb.). 80 Mace (Banda) 145. Cloves (Amboina) 33 Liberian Coffee
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    VESSELS AT TANJONG PAGAR.
    82 3 Wharves at which Different Ship* are berthed. East Wharf, Nil. Victoria Graving Dock, Deli. Albert Graving Dock, Minilya. Section No. 1 Nil. Section No. 2 Dunearn. Section No. 3 Hong Moh. Section No. 4 Thongwa. Section No. 5 Nil. Section No. 6 Augsburg, Hebe. Section No.
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      65 3 Art Needle Work Depot, 2/7, ORCHARD ROAD. TELEPHONE No 787. Place your orders early FLOWERS FOR 3tllSoulsJS)ay November 2nd. OPERA INGRA JAVA Theatre Hall, North Bridge Road. ONE NIGHT ONLYSaturday, 28th October 1905. JUMIFIFA The Most Wonderful and Amusing Performance ever brought to the East, Must be seen to be
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      190 3 LARGE SELECTIONS M I ARTISTIC I CURIOS I H JAPANESE^ MODERN I MAKE SPECIALLY SUITABLE FOR I I GIFTS PRESENTS PRIZES |t SOUVENIRS »W m inspection "respectfully POWELL A CO, SINGAPORE. (EsTABLIbHKI) 42 YKARS) REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS a n n VALUERS. ARRANGF.D VALUATIONS MADK. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS FOR Perak Land
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      278 3 ROBINSON and Co. Field Race I AND Marine Glasses I (ALL IN LEATHER SLING CASES.) J $850. $25.00. £27.50. *****. j *****. SlOO. J Our Special Rapid fiction I RACK AND FIELD GLASS, J This is a small glass of exceptional hit;h powrr aiul tl<ar definition. It i»» 1 cone
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      700 4 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAIIVL'P CAPITAL 810,000.000 RESERVE FUND Sterittu Reserve $10,000,01)0 *ioerwv/vw» Silver Reserve 3 8.500,000 Reserve Liability ot Proprietor* $10,000,000 Court of Directors. H. A. \V. Skule, Ksq < hairman. A. Haupt, Ksq Deput- -''hairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson, r. S« linger, Ksq. E. Goets, Ksq. H.
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      522 4 SHIPPING, NOTICES. THE SAN 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 PE RAILWAY SYSTEM. Operating the fJUtGEST mmd FASTEST Smumtnm the PACIFIC) FROM HONG-KONG TO SAN FRANCISCO. The National higlnvay to Europe via
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      428 4 I LEVY HERMANOS. 5 MAT.at RECORDS. N I GRAMOPHONE CONCERT RECORDS, 10-INCH, $2.50|: ,2893 Lagiijalak Laming ,2908 Lavvak 12 9" Che'long Bana I: "T ***** Nandong Saving ***** Timbang Burong ***** Sn Perak I i?SoS Sri Rayu ***** Lingang Kangkong ***** Kronchong i2S/> Mak Dabu ***** Dua Serani ***** Anak
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      817 4 "K-D.H. 11 ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTED, EIT PREPAID. HOUSES ETrwm^; Cheap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses. n "ltU. Gorfoirns «/c, Wanted d To Let. Situations r PO LtT. A small Bun IVan/er/ rf Kac/in/. £*c/>angfl <« War/. ran Kstatc R oa H n '"^'nfcrU 1 Day. 1 Wm. Fortnight.
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      932 4 Singapore Kranji Railway. FPom Ist August, 1905, and Until Further Notice. Trains Service for Week Days and Sundays. TSjijTH?/" O**" Trrtii» Do wn Trains. ClkieiDAoe v M A-M•A> M PM PM PM PM PM PM A M PM P l bINGAPORE d 6.006.*****10.00 12.35 2.02 3.16 4.41 5.29 6.50 10.*****03.58
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