Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 28 November 1905

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 72. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    TURKEY.
    205 1 THE SULTAN AND THE TOWERS. The I tmes Constantinople correspondent says that the Sultan having refused the joint audience demanded by the six Ambassadors, the situation in reference to the question of financial control in Macedonia has now become acutely critical. The Powers cannot recede from the position they
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    WHAT CAUSES BERI-BERI?
    182 1 WHAT CAUSES BERI-BERI DOCTOR ATTRIBUTES IT TO MOULDY RICK. That eating mouldy rice is the cause of that terrible diatHf beriberi is the theory advanced by Dr. C. Hose, divisional resident of the Rcjang district of Sarawak, Borneo. By feeding domestic fouls on long kept and bad rice, be has
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    THE YASTNESS OF INDIA.
    142 1 STATISTICS REGARDING THE DEPENDENCY. An official abstract relating to British India, issued as a Blue Book recently, gives nearly three hundred pages of figures dealing with almost every phase of life and work in the l)cpe<dencv. It is particularly interesting in view of the visit of
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    A NURSE'S REMINISCENCE.
    148 1 An instance of the late Sir Henry Irving's kindly thought for others is told in the Hospital." An Irish girl once came over from Ireland to COnsuh a specialist about her eyes, one being nearly blind. She managed fee get I good seat at the Lyceum to
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    NEW STEEL WHARVES.
    88 1 Bids arc to be invited next month in the L'nitcd States and in Manila for the construction of two steel wharves from the made ground in front of the walled city to the protected harbour, aa recently improved, of Manila. According to the specifications ol the plans,
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    THE MURDERERS' CHOICE.
    67 1 Three condemned men ifi Chicago have been asked whether they would consent to undergo vivisection, in place of hanging if the chance was afforded them as suggested by pio!cs-oi recently. One, according fed the Telet:rtiph, said he would, M to »pue the ham man, another would not
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    MALAYA DAY BY DAY.
    482 1 F. M. S. NOTES. Mr. A. \V. lost has l>ccn appointed t<» net ae Collector of Land Revenue, Kuala Lumpur, and Registrar of Title-, Sclangor (aptain A. McD. diahatn to act as Deputy Commissioner of Police, Selangor and Mr. F. Street 10 at t M District
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    BESIECED IN A BANK VAULT.
    236 1 MURDEREK DEFIES FIFTY ARMED Ml N Worried I dome-tic troubles William Ledia?, wralth\ liirimi, in lered a bank .«t Chenoa, Illinois, and after convening arith ihc cashier, Mr Nhlk'K his brother-in-law, who is also tin Mayor ol" Chenoa, shot the man dead. A bank employ*
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    MORE HEADS MAY FALL.
    164 1 SER\ l\N PRESIDEN r WARNS THE ANTI-REGK IDES. A Belgrade correspondent write- A dramatic incident ccurred al the opening of Parliament during a debate raiaed by members who demand the punishment of the officers who murd< red King AJexanoV i and Queen lhaga. When M. S\*ctomji
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      272 1 !rlPpi|§| rr l" ACS. J agents tor Singapore. JOHN LITTLE A CO fl Goat of Jodelite. IHI IJMISFR WORK 01 BUILDING Wll.i. 1 in 1 rUALLY PKi SEftVE IT 1 ROM ATTACK Of DRY ROT WHIII ARTS ft TEREDO*, ST VALENTINES BATH HOTEL. BRANCH OF HOTKL Df. l' EUROPE 2g
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      346 1 cc 1 nnci iTcn 9 Jm B m wWmm I I IB 9mW ssssssl sssssl 1 I Eb ON THE TIMBER WCRK a few Dollars Spent on Jodelite Often oK A wux SAVES THOT7SAITDS. ™uauv™™v E FROM ATTACK OF DRY ROT, IMPORTERS: BOHNEO Company, Limited. [rrr^r_ Sast 3lsian Sttercantile Co.,
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      14 1 TANSAN, Pure, Crisp, Invigorating. A NATURAL MINERAL WATER (>l THE HIGHEST LASS. Sold Everywhere
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 28TH NOVEMBER. THE STRONG MAN ILL.
    378 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 28TH NOVEMBER. THE STRONG MAN ILL. ••Misfortunes", it is said, "never come singly and our special wire announcing the serious illness of Count de Witte who is at present the sole reliance of the Czar, bears out the old adage Count de
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    DANGERS OF YOUNG CHINA.
    392 2 Ich as the display of a progressive in China is desirable, there is a danger should the youth of the re get out of hand through too lously endeavouring to emulate i. The North China Daily Afaas I that a number of years ago Sir -t
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    EDITORSHIP OF THE "E. D. M."
    75 2 From last night, November 17th, Mr. S. C. Fenny, resumed his duties a k Manager and Editor of* the "Eastern Daily Mail," holding full Power of Attorney for the Proprietor.. The leaderette in yesterdays issue n fcrring to the editorship and a paragraph in
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    257 2 rivF thousand houses were burned at Hankow on the pit inst. A Smoking Concert will he held early in December at the Masonic Club. The Gymkhana will be held on the and. December and intending com pctitors are reminded that entries dose to-day. u u v and tnmillTinv btum tinHan
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    FACTS AND FANCIES.
    635 2 I BY PAUL PRY. D. Mr Sp,dal.) e Christmas aaaaon has *et In, in st. Xmaa advertisements of card*, shows, of Cigars, photOS, and wh.it re flooding the papers. Even the land-hrce/i is quietly heralding approach of the festive season. kon this subject, may I suggest that
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    BRITISH NORTH BORNEO.
    149 2 L. D S> at/.) s.wi.ak.w, Nov 18 The trial of Dan, Undok and five hispnncipal supporters, who were the ■nst.gatorsotthe Murudu Bay rising has been concluded. The rfato wS fenced to c years' k. i. llltl tllc "hereto 5 year < sen, in addition to »e forfeiture
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    MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.
    63 2 Mr. hopard, an employ,- of the Tanjong Paear Dock Co., cIIm 'over I when he went to hi. wo.konSatuY, wonting t it he had l etftwog i ns bathroom. H, sent adS b?J cootie to WewifctoaendthenWby lie bearer ol the note, which ah? did but the coolie has
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    37 2 Spend 80 cents on Woods' Great Pe ,1,1 r mm Cure, and goodbye to colds Look be.o, e you leap. Retore b W uua.L medicines try a bottle of WooriV G r Peppermint Cure (80 cents) C,rcal
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  • EUROpE DAY BY DAY.
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    OUR POST-CARD COMPETITION.
    91 2 A POi ICI COI Kl A Mag was iiti benches wh BO u> looki (i arorc Eun and the inc. liable ed to aronder wh) I Magistral to si I le n oui as a Malay, MaUVj "topi, i tO lap,.; Ms n sped for i I
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    BIRTH IN LEPER HOSPITAL.
    64 2 A I lot n m at the Leper Hospii on Satin. l. iv at;. The child arai of by n 'me m In ly i isit the 11-' at M a fine, h, al:l i The last i in Singanon 14 y< > In J Inal
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    73 2 Miss Room w boast treat I daring hi r toui mat thej filled tu. lac local n lieved of the n an inspection ol tl •are despatched in u x toll. A Hoaadmag papei say phance with the i< qiM coinmnnifx al tm S( private college and ui M..it< d
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      214 2 "T IME S" MINING CANDLES. The Hardest, Most Brilliant and Cheapest. IMPOBTE b6S Borneo Company Xjmited. I X'mas Presents. All useful and of the best quality, they are not TOYS j THOMPSON THOMAS 00. I THE AUSTRALIAN STORES j fiotel de reurope. {Musical Evening To-night Every Night. MUSIC under the
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      326 2 SARAWAK GOVERNMENT. Notification. NDERS will be received up to o ea.m. on Monday, 2nd April, 1906 enting the following Farms for years from ist January, 1907, The Opium Farm for the territory of Sarawak from Tanjong Datu to and inclusive ot the Law as river, a distance of some 450
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    JEWISH RELIEF FUND.
    25 8 NOW AMOUNTS TO .£345,000. Renter's Agency London, Nov. at. The International Jewish Relief Fund including the whole world, now totals £1 54,000.
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    AMBASSADOR TO ST. PETERSBURG.
    27 8 NICOLSON SUCCEEDS HARDINGE. Reuter'i Agency. London, Nov. 27. Sir Arthur Nicolson, from Madrid has been appointed Sir C. rlardinge'a successor at St. Petersburg.
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    ST. PETERSBURG STRIKE.
    48 8 EMPLOYERS ENFORCING LOCK -OUT. Reuter'* Agency. London, Nov. 27. The employers at St. Petersburg arc enforcing the combined lock-out because the workmen are practically taking an eight hours day and demanding full wages. Later. The lockout in St. Petersburg is rapidly assuming a general character.
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    THE SEVASTOPOL CRISIS.
    32 8 MUTINY SUBSIDING. Reuters Agency London, Nov. 27. The latest accounts from Sebastopol vary in details but the various accounts to hand seem to indicate that the mutiny is subsiding.
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    UKASE ISSUED BY THE CZAR.
    63 8 TROPOFFS APPOINTMENTS ABOLISHED. Reuters Agency. London, Nov. 27. The Czar has issued, a ukase abolishing the posts of Governor General of St. Petersburg, Chief of Police and Gendannery of the Empire and Assistant Minister of the Interior, all of which were held bv General Tropoff.
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    MANCHESTER HANDICAP.
    26 8 RACING RESULTS. Peuter Agenc, London, Nov. 27. The order of running in the Manchester Handicap was as follows: Ferment 1 rlmari 2 Minnow 3
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    POLICE COURT NEWS.
    318 8 THE CHEATING CASE. Reo sentenoed jo Nine Months. It will be remembered that O. E. Ree an employeeofMessrs. Paterson, sS Loy was, a couple of weeks atro arrested on the allegations cTfarSR and l using as genuine forged docu* S II was state^ that he had com?S
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    ALLECED FORGERY.
    146 8 Yesterday morning Lim Yong Tek and LimSanTin were before Mr. Seth charg ed with fort cry and dishonestly re^ taming stolen property respectively. On Friday, Mr. J. HaJsenden, anaasiatant in their the employ of Svme Cow's made a report to the Police that Lim Yong Tek had received
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    WITTE SERIOUSLY ILL.
    26 8 APOPLEXY FEARED. r E. D. M." Special.) London, Nov. 27. Bnt de Witte is seriously ill. It is feared that apoplex}- will develop.
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    SUBSIDY WITHDRAWN.
    37 8 NIPPON YUSEN KAISHA'S LINE TO BOMBAY. E D. M." Special) Hongkong, Nov. 27J The Japanese Government has withdrawn its subsidy from the Nippon Yusen Kaisha's Bombay line, subsidising instead, new services for China and Korea.
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    UNIONISTS JOIN CHAMBERLAIN.
    28 8 BALFOUR'SPRQPOSALS REJECTED i). Mr special.) London, Nov. 2S. I he Anionists have rejected Balfour's retaliatory proposals and have decided to give their support to Chamberlain.
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    ARMY REFORM.
    23 8 KITCHENER'S SUGGESTIONS ACCEPTED. E. D. Mr Special.) Londod, Nov. 28. Lord Kitchener's scheme for the Indian Army Reform has been accepted.
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    ALLEGATIONS ACAINST A EUROPEAN.
    61 8 J. G. Smith Grant, was again brought up on remand yesterday before Mr. Marriott, charged with personating an offke-ofthe Chinese Protectorate and extorting sums of monev from residents of Fraser Street. Mr. Sproule had seven or eight allegations of a similar nature against the accused who
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    CRUELTY TO A HORSE.
    30 8 At the instigation of Inspector Pestana, a syce in the employ of Dato Aman was yesterday fined £10 by Mr. Marriott for cruelty to a horse.
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    CHINAMAN AND CHITTY.
    56 8 Yesterday morning, one Wee Kav Poh resj>onded to a summons, to answer a charge of assaulting a chitty named Ramasamy, who claimed in an offensive manner a debt of .S2OOO hence the assault. Mr. Bryant fined the defendant Sio with costs. Mr. Wan Cuylenberg prosecuted; the defendant
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    CAPT. STOCKLEY PROSECUTES.
    38 8 Capt. Stockley, A D. C. toll. E. the Governor, appeared on Saturday before Mr. Hooper to prosecute aricksha puller for demanding more than his legal fare. The defendant was fined $5.00; in default, seven days.
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    UNLAWFUL SOCIETY.
    55 8 Mr. Assistant Superintendent Hawtrey, Mr. Bailey of the Chinese Protectorate and a half dozen police made a raid on No. 19 Victoria Street and arrested twenty four Chinese on the allegation of belonging to an unlawful society. These men were before Mr. Seth on Saturday. The case was
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    GERMANY WILL NOT MOVE
    29 8 DECLINES TO JOIN DEW >NST RATION AGAINST TURKEY. ("E. D. Mr Special.) London, Nov. 28, Ccrmany has refused to participate "i the demonstration against Turkev.
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    DISTURBANCES QUELLED.
    43 8 'kadi: at a standstill. ("A. I). M." Special.) London, Nov. 2S. Ihe "Tungus arrived from YladiI'Ostock on Sunday and reports that twelve thousand Cossacks have been slaughtered. All government edifices and commercial buildings have been destroyed liade is at a standstill*
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    CHINA AND JAPAN.
    87 8 THE COUNTER PROPOSALS. ("A". I). M.' Special.) London, Nov. 28. China's counterproposals for the lease the Lioatung Peninsula to Japan for jorthe same period as that of Russia, w tnat the lighting /one be restored to hina that Japanese railway guards be replaced by foreign drilled Chinese
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    RUSSIAN WARSHIPS GO TO HONGKONG.
    26 8 REQUIRE COALS AND STORES. D.Hr'Speciat.) London, Nov. 28. 'he Bogatys t Crotuoboi and Rossta to Hongkong for coal a »d pcnsjon^
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    HAIRPIN SNATCHING.
    35 8 On Sunday, Soh A Toh snatched a hairpin from a Chinese woman in Middle Road. He was caught rcdhanded. Yestesday, Inspector Reynolds charged him before Mr. Marriott who gave him six months' rigorous.
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    EMBEZZLEMENT CASE.
    35 8 Ong Sam Bee was on Saturday before j Mr. Bryant charged with embezzling some thousands of dollars in Saigon. Inspector Tyrell requested a further postponement. The case stands adjourned untill nextSaturday bail £5,000
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    84 8 It is rumoured that the Germans are negotiating for the purchase of the fleet of vessels owned by Messrs. Koe Guan Co. of Penang. TWENTY young ladies of Los Angeles, California, have just been initiated into the Buddhist religion by a missionary of that faith who only recently arrived from
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    THE SUPREME COURT.
    669 8 MAGISTRATES' APPEALS. Tan Ah Chown arrested for trespass- jjf in the married quarters at Blakan Mati on 23rd October last, with intent I to commit theft of a s ver watch, valued at $20, an s sentenced to 14 days rigorous imprisonment, a sentence against which he
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    CROWN APPEALS AGAINST AN ACQUITTAL.
    935 8 APPEAL DISMISSED. Another case occupied the attention of the Supreme Court this morning, viz., that of the Malay, who, as previously reported in these columns, was charged by Messrs. Robinson Co. with obtaining goods under false pretences, by stating that he was commissioned by the
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    RUSSIAN WARSHIPS REFLOATED.
    136 8 A SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENT. The Russian gunboats Caidotnak and Posadutk; which were sunk at Port Arthur, have recently been refloated. They have been re-named the Slukiasumand kafr'euueo. They/// states that the followng are the only sunken vessels which are now in Port Arthur Harbour: Tons. Razlxaiiik 1,492 S%*
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    SWEARING A HANGMAN.
    69 8 The death of Billington, the hangman, reca'*s the fact that formerly it was usual, in appointing a public hangman, to make him take the Bible in his hand and swear solemnly that he would despatch every criminal condemned to death without favouring father, mother, or any other
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    DEATH OF A B.I. CAPTAIN.
    70 8 News has just been received of the death of Captain George Brown of the British India Steam Navigation Com- pany's service, at Calcutta Hospital, on the oth inst., from heart trouble. Captain j Brown was one of the oldest and most highly esteemed servants of
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    TO DEPOSE THE CZAR.
    87 8 PLOT AMONG HIGH ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS. According to a special despatch to I the Manila American, the St. Petersburg police have unearthed a plot among officers of the army and navy to depose the Czar. Some of the highest officers in both services are implicated.
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    MOTOR OMNIBUS FOR COLOMBO.
    87 8 Messrs. Walker, Sons Co. are importing a large three-cylinder motor omnibus intended to be used for service I between the hotels and the Maradana Railway Terminus. The vehicle will a rrive in Colombo very shortly. a I The Admiralty work in connection with the development of
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    50 8 Mr. R. Hayashi, a Commissioner of the Japanese Government, spent part of the day at Tower Bridge Police Court on 27th ult., watching the proceedings and taking copious notes. It is understood that he is on a special > mission to investigate the English I method of dealing with accused
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      389 8 POWELL A CO, SINGAPORE. (Established 42 Years) REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. mortgages arranged valuations made. RENTS COLLECTED. AGENTS FOR Perak Land and Mines Agency. The Lancashire Insurance Co. (Fire and Life.) DEWAR SON'S PERTH WHISKEY. ARTHUR ALLISONS PIANOS ROSENKRANZ PIANO POWELL GO'S Auction and House-Pro-perty Circular is issued weekly
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      555 4 Coghlan Co. Licensed Auctioneers House Estate Agents. Land Valuers, Commission Agents, Appraisers, Insurance Agents (Fire, Life Marine), Fire loss Adjusters, Brokers for Steamers, and Sailing Vessels, Stork Auditors, and Company Promoters 16 year's constant local experience, 1889 to 1905. NOTICE. Catalogues will be issued and the Goods will be on
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      324 4 THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. What is the use of saying the best Company," the strongest Company," u the largest Company." Any one can say this. WE Say simply The China mutual Iliife Insurance Co., Litd. A British Lioeal Co., that tells the whole story. Messrs. Hankin Knockkr, Managers.
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      370 4 j The Way to Get a Fortune j Is to buy a»n Electric Cinematograph. I A few days' receipts repay all your J costs. The Cinematograph has had an en- f I ormous success all over the world. 1 for a Complete Installation apply to I J jOevy SCermanos 1
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      378 4 Japan Coals THE Mitsul Bussan Kaisha MITSUI Co.) Head Office: No. I, SURUGA-CHO, Tokio lu>ndon Branch 34, LLME STREET, E.C. Singapore Branch 2, FINLAYSON GREEN. Other Branches New York, San Francisco, Hamburg, Bombay. Sourabaia, Manila, Hongkong, Amoy, Shanghai, Chefoo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Port Arthur, Soul, Chemulpo, Yokohama, Yokosuka, Nagoya Osaka, Kobe,
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      543 4 D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTeTet<P PREPAID. Cheap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses, Godowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. 1 Day. 1 Wekk. Fortnight. Month asaravaa at under 50 cts. 1. 50 2. 00 3. 00 50 75 cts. 2. 00 3.
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  • The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 1 The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, *****.
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      FINANCE & COMMERCE.
      23 1 FINANCE COMMERCE. The Netherlands Trading Society yesterday quoted the 4/ms bank rate at 2.2 3/8. The Mercantile Bank quoted it at 2.2 5/16.
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      Exchange.
      144 1 Yesterday's Ratks. On Loudon Bank 4 m/s 2/2 5/16 Demand e/j 1/16 Private 6 m/s. 2/2 11/16 do. 3 m/s. 2/2 7; 16 On Germany Bank d/d 2.2 1 i Private 3 m/s 2.251 do. 6 m/s 2.27^ On France Bank d/d 2.7 2] Private 3 m/s 2.77] do.
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      475 1 Num bcr issue i 'aid I nnr~ CI ot Value up to Company Buyers Sellers TransacShares tion GOLD. I s 13,500 •■< 10 10 Bersawah G. M. Co.. Ltd 12.00 Ujo 8 10 Deferred 8.00 90.000 1 10 I 10 Kadana G. M. 0.. Ltd. nom 10,000
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      PRODUCE.
      135 1 Tin f S2.S7J Gambier 7.95 <h» Cube No. 1 m 1 1 .37 4 d< > d<> No. 2 ..,,11 .00 Pepper, Black (ordinary S'pore) n -3.50 do White, Fair 1.. W. B p.c. 335c Nutmegs (1 10 to the lb.) 33. do (So to the lb.). 59. Mace
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        487 1 Singapore Kranji Railway. From Ist August, 1905, and Until Further Notice. Trains Service lor Week Davs and Sundays Kxtl lr; <"' f Sundays only. Down Trains Down Tpa A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. p M p N| p, p. p SINGAPORE j 12.35 2.02 3.10 4.4, 6.50 10.30 .2.20
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        103 1 FOR SALE. 58-ff. Kcrosinc motor Launch. HL'LL Seamless Siemen's-Martin^steei ENGINES 10 H P Gardner" Type. I'ROPKLLER Gaines Reversible. CABIN Teak with W. C. Attached. SIMPLE, RELIABLE. DURABLE. EFFICIENT and a GCOD SEA-BOAT. LUrite for Catalogue and further particulars to Central Engine Works. Engineers ft Shipbuilders. Cable Address CENTRAL, SINGAPORE. Telephone
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        442 1 BANKS. Hongkong ft Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RKSKRVK FUND:— Sterling Reserve 510, 000,000 I #lw Silver Reserve 9 8,500,000 f Reserve Liability of Proprietors 410,000,000 Courtof Directors. 11. A. W. Slade, Esq Chairman. A. Haupt, Esq— Deputy-Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson. A. J. Raymond. Esq. h. Gosta, Esq.
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        500 2 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter. Capital Reservf. Liability 1 r r> 000.000 of Proprietors j■ Reserve Fund ,£875,000. (Bank of England. BANKERS National Bank of Scotland Th on don City& Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. CURRENT" Accounts are opened and interest allowed at
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        240 2 Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes de France. Telegraphic Address Mess-jgerie Singapore. The mail steamers will lerve Singapore on or about the undermentioned dates Outward. 1 lomeward. E. Simons 4 Dec. Tourane 4 Dec. Polynesien 18 Dec Tonkin 18 Dec. Caledouicu 1 Jan. Behic 1 Jan. Oceanien 15 Jan. E. Simons 15
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        283 2 NEXT MAILS DUE, From Europe: Pet N. D. L. Prima EiUl Friday Dec. isi. From China K-r P. cvO. Smmom, Wednesday, Nov. 29th. Mails already despatx hed roa E i Left Sing Due in London Arrived Oft B 1 Oc: Oct IS Oct 9 M M Nov 3 Nov 8
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        844 2 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. MEN-OF-WAR. (sarc/tsch, Russ. battleship, 18,800 tons' 1,711 crew, 86 guns, LSjOOO h.h. Capt Alexcieff* 96th Nov. From Saigon, 94th Nov. L T Rds. Sea Mew, I >ovt. str. 500 tons, displacement, 33 crew. 700h.pL Commander Madder In, 22nd Nov. From Port Swettenham, 21at Nov. Colonial
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        777 2 VESSELS EXPECTED. Name, port, hfmkmmk date ef miioat, and name 0/ agents. Stk ami hs. Ambria, Hamburg, Dec. 1; Behn Meyer. Aaaaas, Manila, Dec. i<g M. Maritimes. Arratoon Apcar, Hongkong, Nov -2 /t P. Simons Austria, Trieste, Jan. \r, Rautenberg. Arcomia. Means, Dec. 18 E. As. Co. Am. de Kersaint,
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