Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 7 December 1905

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 80. VOL. I. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1905. PRICE 5 CENTS.
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    PROPERTIES SOLD.
    107 1 LARGE ATTENDANCE AND GOOD PRICES. > The following properties were sold by auction at Powell Co's saleroom ,4 on Tuesday afternoon No. 23 Market Street, Singapore town, area BARS aquare feet, comprised m East India Company's Lease No. 42 for 999 yRRTB, subject to a yearly rent of
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  • FINLAND ARMING.
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      COERCION OF DIET SUSPECTED.
      46 1 Reuter* Agency. London, Dec. at A wire from Stockholm states that every steamer going to Finland is laden with arms and ammunition. Many carry old Swedish guns. It is believed that the Finns aie arming prior to the meeting of the Diet.
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      DISORDERS FOLLOW MUTINY.
      71 1 SEVENTY KILLED AND THREE HUNDRED WOUNDED AT KIEFF. ajsg Reuters Agenoy. London, Dec. 6. Communication was momentarily obtained with isolated points m Russia yesterday but immediately broken again. It was, however, ascertained that the mutinous conduct of the troops had led to disorders at Kharkov and Kishineff.
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      LIBERAL CABINET CHOSEN.
      56 1 LIST WILL NOT BE ISSUED FOR SEVERAL DAYS. "#lll9l* A| iRCy London, Dec. 6. It is believed that thc Rt. Hon. Sir HenryCampbcll-Banncrman has already m a measure prepared a list of the members of the new Liberal Cabinet, but it will probably be several days before
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      HONOURS CONFERRED.
      66 1 Reuter's Agency London, Dec. 6. Sir Thomas Henry Sanderson has been raised to the Peerage. Sir George Sydenham Clarke has been created a knight of the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George. (Sir Thomas Henry Sanderson has heen Under-Secretary of State for Foieipn Affairs since 1804.
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      WILL CONTINUE STRIKE.
      29 1 TELEGRAPHISTS KEEP IT HIE FIGHT. Reuters Agency LORROR| Dec. <>. It is stated that thc Postal Telegraphic employees arc resolved to continue their strike tor twenty days.
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      LIST OF MINISTERS.
      40 1 WILL BE SUBMITTED ON ELEVENTH INSTANT. Reuter's Agency. LoNiKjN, Dec. 6. The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Campbell Bannering] will submit a list of Ministers for the new Cabinet to His Majesty King Edward on the eleventh instant.
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      RUSSIA HAS MONEY.
      37 1 LARGE DEPOSITS IN FOREIGN HANKS. Routers Agenoy. London, Der. <>. M. Rouvicr has "announced that Russia's deposits m foreign banks alone are sufficient to pay the interest on outstanding bonds for two or three > earS
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      LEADERS VISIT THE KING.
      36 1 Reuter Agency. I ondou, Dec. o. Rt. Hon. Sir Henry CampbellBannernian was received m audienrc by King Edward at 10.45 tms Baorßißg. Mr. Balfour's audience yesterday lasted for three-quarters of an hour.
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      OBITUARY.
      20 1 Reuter's Agency. London, Dk. 6. The death of Henry Hugh Arm>tcad, R. A., thc famous sculptor, is announced. I—
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    DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
    487 1 AMI SING PLAYS BY TALENTED IPOH CLUB. The K. A. 1). C. played before a large and fashionable audience at thc Ipon Club on Friday night last, two pieces being produced and enthusiast ii The tirst piece was a one-act comic play, entitled The onvcrsion of Nat Sturge,
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    IPOH BACHELORS' DANCE.
    133 1 Novembei < losedat Ip>h with adaRCR given by the bachelors at the Ip. .h Ink At 930 the Perak Band began to play and the Clubrooins wen soon tilled with gay dancers,* among whom weie included many from out-stations. At 11. .j0 BRBBBec was icrved to about
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    PASSENGERS LEFT.
    117 1 Ihe following passengers embarked at Singapore on the .jth December on bond thc M.M. s. s. Li nest Simons for northern ports. Mi Lartct, Mr. Arcoli, Mr. B. Schwicring, Mr. Julicn Delpit, Mr. Charles W. I re, Mr I ouis Gaudu, Mr. J. Cecil Ncrvillc, Mr. VV. Walker,
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    115 1 A coi mi of new Chief I ispectois of Police vie shortly exjiectcd to ariivc ill Bangkok from home. Tin ki will be an address at the M. K. Church to-night by Mr. J. A. Goctzee. Subject: "Starting out for Christ." Evcrybodv welcome. Mr. J. Addison, the Superintending Engineer of
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      537 1 NffINOTOB? [i*st& j icr— U.KNTS lOR SINGArORK. JOHN LITTLE A CO Gawett's Portable Engines and Boilers, poden's Steam Wagons. OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS, SUPPLIED BY THE BORNEO Company, Limited. #\w jm^,^'^^ Sast Jlsian Sfiercantile Go., I COUNTRY HOTEL \/^^^^^^^^Bi '*fy& 6 BATTERY r O ad > SINGAPORE. St. valenth.es Ij f
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      43 1 "Is life worth living many ask; "It is" the most reply. Though some say "No, it is a task," Without a reason why, The latter class, you understand. Their ailments do endure. The former wise and happy band Use Woods' Great Peppermint Cure.
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      73 1 TAIMSAN, mp Pure, Crltp, Invigorating. A NATURAL MINERAL WATER OF THE HIGHEST CLASS. Sold Everywhere I dreamt that I tossed on I fever'd lied, (With the curtains gatherSd and drawn) Willi a hacking cough and a hurning head Vainly waiting the tardy dawn, When close to my bcdsidl .m ABB)
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. THURSDAY, 7th DECEMBER. BOYCOTT IN SINGAPORE.
    308 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. THURSDAY, 7 th DECEMBER. BOYCOTT IN SINGAPORE. I! published a few days ago an nt of a boycott meeting which was w Sunday last for the ostensible >se of doing honour to the memory >ng Ah Wei, the would-be rer of Shanghai, who
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    APATHY OF ELECTORS.
    202 2 The Deputy Municipal President kindly informs us that Dr. Murray I Robertson received sixty-seven votes j from residents of Tanjong Pagar Ward j for election to the Municipal Board, while Mr. H. L. Coghlan received thirty votes from Kallang Ward. We are glad to note that there
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    SHAM SOCIETY.
    215 2 As the various papers of the Colony and Native States have pointed out on many occasions, there is a good deal too much social hypocrisy amongst English people living m the tropics. That unholy custom of calling upon people one doesn't know even by sight is still m
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    CHINAMAN CHAINED UP.
    105 2 On Tuesday, Capt. DArcy Symonds, A.S. v., received information that a Chinaman was chained up m No 8 Mansoor Street. Acting on the information he eumtd thc house accompanied by [nap. k.rke. and there found a Chinaman chained up with a collar round his neck. rhe unfortunate
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    MR. HO HOCK EE'S WEDDING.
    141 2 THE LEAST IT WILL COST. Mr. Montagu Harris appeared before Mr. Justice Leslie Thornton on 1 uesday afternoon to make an application on behalf of his client Mr Ho Hock Ec who is going to be married next week. Mr. Ho Hock Ec is the
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    257 2 For bringing twenty-eight unstamped letters into the Colony from Pontianak a Chinaman was yesterday fined •>5 a letter by Mr. Seth. Tuf arrival of the transport Dunera winch was expected yesterday, has been delayed for a few days on account of an outbreak of scarlet fever on board. The further
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    THOSE TEN-DOLLAR NOTES.
    367 2 TWO OF THEM CAPTURED YESTERDAY MORNING Those ol our readers who have been chasing sporting Chinese and Eurasians to-day m the hope of running to earth holders of the ten-dollar notes will be disappointed to learn that Mr. Lee Pek Hoon surrendered one note to ■Irs. Alice
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    HOTEL ENTERPRISES IN SINGAPORE.
    832 2 COLOSSAL CHANGES AT THI EURO* THE "CECIL" OF THE EAST. Singapore has long been connected with thc name of Raftlcs Hotel "Singapore near Unfiles is a joke iv Rangoon and Messrs. Serines Brothers have held what has virtu..' ly aßSounted to a monopoly of the first-class
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  • THE WORLD'S PRESS.
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      A German Prophecy.
      20 2 Ihe atsteaaaei I Britain anY be inspired by a wish with a German) which sea. Nmckiumkn, Berlin.
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      Russian Dukes.
      31 2 ihe ciy now m Russia i, equality ■OTRII dukes and peasants t-> Ix oh thc s una pJam Froai rr toW SboUl the duke- BORM peasants might Ametican, Baltimon
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      England throuah German Eyes.
      29 2 England ha- reached ti e I bJmi mark of commerci < and military activity. People m England I are aware- of England* Neug Miluarisch-P sp<>nd,n:, Berlin.
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      Colonial Disaffection.
      38 2 Australia wants lcs> rommuuicauoa with England rather than IB country is m BJUCtI RSSd manufactures of [fa ORTH th.ai si I penny post to enable it lo ou!< I and ctuflbna from I Hull. lhdleua\ Sydney.
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      Mr. Jerome's Response
      60 2 Jerome X Jerome, arho has i America to lecture, was Baked Sjf I represcntat i\c of aNY v. i he did not fear to In hii brsj uh mour before an American ami "Young man," he replied, "I have faced a Scottish audience on a damp night,
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      Prosperity through Golf.
      59 2 In every community thnniglHWt the country wherein the game h.is been established the golf course has lor" a" invariahlc aid to local jo —;k i it\ current of the golf stream has s dilyaiong the whole of oui scab feinlising the waste landa left m undi>turbed possession
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      Our Naval Supremacy.
      27 2 I here arc SRJRB that the I British naval i lengcd will not always be a< our rivals as an "a\i.ini. i Rt itew.
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      308 2 "TIMES" MINING CANDLES I The Hardest, Most Brilliant and CheaTje«*t importers Borneo Company Ijimited. Sastern Oriental JCotet, PENANG. CBAG HOTEL, PENANG HILLS. Sat»kies Brothers, Proprietors. Serravallo's Tonic. i HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY W Medical Authorities Jl jT^^^ ALL OVER THE WORLD. ffi ft K^..- Regenerates the blood, Restores the vitalforces B^fe^
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      479 2 I j |FUSSELiVSr% I 11 tWXCREAM S\MWW -XT tfrHll I I I CONDENSED MLLLIV PNs9 I II RJ^ r: c r^^^« I I I p^W I j I per tin 23 cts. per doz. 2.75 I THOMPSON THOMAS CO. I THE AUSTRALIAN STORES. I Sole Agents. I COGHLAN CO. Licensed
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      114 2 EYE-SIGHT. Mr. N. Lazarus IS NOW HERE, AND MAY BE CONSULTED FOR SPECTACLES AT THE Hotel de I' Europe I (ROOM No 10.) Only until Wednesday, December ijjh. THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. Establish- d. Sort. 4 th, 1905. Published at 58-2, Hill Street. Singapore. Subscription. DA,LY <£££ ih l^~so per
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      98 2 COMING EVENTS. To-day, December /tb:~ Higi Water.-7.ioa-. ;44P.m. r O Homeward Mail due picture Exbtn., Robin-on Piano Co. 9 to 5. Friday, December Sth: High Water —7. c; a. 8.4 1 p. I icture Exbn, Robinson Piano Co. 9a. to 5 D Legislative Council, 2.30 p. m P St Mary's
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      The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
      11 1 The Eastern Daily Mail. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7th, 1906.
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      FINANCE & COMMERCE.
      23 1 FINANCE COMMERCE. The Netherlands Trading Society yesterday quoted the 4/ms bank rate at 2.2 5/16. Tlrc Mercantile Bank quoted it at 2.2 J.
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      Exchange.
      137 1 Yesterday's Ratks>. On London Bank 4 m/s 2/2 Demand 2/2 Private 6 m/s. 2/2;] do. a m/s. s/sf On Germany -Bank d/d 2/214 IVivatc 3 m;s 2.25 1 do. 6 m/s 2.27] On Prance Hank d d 2.724 Private 3 m/s 2.77] do. 6 m/s 2.80! On Inam—Baak T.
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      PRODUCE.
      131 1 Tin 9 84.50 Gambici 805 do Cube No. 1 11.374 do do No. 2 1 1.00 Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore),, 25. 50 do White, Fair L. W. B p.c. 33.50 Nutmegs (iic to thc lb.) 33. do (80 to the lb.). 59. Mace (Bands) 145. Clovo (Amboina) >, 53
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      500 1 Number i„ ue puy Last of value up to Company Buyers Sellers TransacShares tion GOLD. I 8 13,500 10 8 10 Bersawah G aM. Co.. Ltd 12.00 }.;oo unissued. 1,000 8 10 8 10 deferred i s.oo 20.000 3 10 8 10 Kadana G. M. Co.. Ltd
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        59 1 WINSOR <&CO. Undertake work from Whitewashing to Artistic Designs for Dados, Panels, Graining Marble. Picture Framing, Sign Board Painting and Theatrica Sceneries Messrs. Winsor Co., Have thc beNt wall spaces m Singapore. They will do aIJ bill-posting for Theatrical Co.'s and Circuses cheaply and reliably. MONOGRAMS MONOGRAMS FOR RICKSHAWS Your
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        442 1 BANKS. Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL *iu.ouu.uoo RESERVE FUND: Stirling Reserve SIO.OUU,UUU *,c tnrinrw» Silver Reserve S 8.5UU.00U J Wlh Reserve Liahility of Proprietors $IU,UUU.OO Courtof Directors. H. A. VV. Slade, Ksq Chairman. A. Haupt. Ks(j Deputy-Chairman. Hun. C. VV. Dickson, A. J. Raymond. Ksq. K. Goetz, Ksq. K.
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        484 1 Singapore Kranji Railway. From Ist August, 1905, and Until Further fiotiee. Trains Service for Week Days and Sundays. Baaaasiio3 n Down Trains Down Trains AM. A.M. A.M. A. M. P.M. P.M. PM. P.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. PM SINGAPORE d 6.00 6.36 *****.00 12.35 2.02 3.16 441 5.29 6.50 10.*****03*58
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        29 1 PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Dec. o. Per Hye Leong: Miss G. Rapson, Messrs. J. C. Pestana, E. Rostodos, A. N. Treeman, Tan Jiak Choo, Beng Kong Chuan, and Rev. B. Mitchell.
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        453 2 BANKS. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charier. Capital RebjERVC Liability ru^^fi of Proprietors i Reserve Fund Bank of England. BANKER 6 National Bank of SCOTLAND ITh on don City Midland Bank, Ltd. SINGAPORE BRANCH. CIRRENT Accounts are opened and interest allowed at 1 per cent
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        306 2 Compagnie des Messageries Maritimes de France. Telegraphic Address idessegeris Singapore. The mail steamers will leave Singapore on or about thc undermentioned dates OutwardJ Horeward. Polynesten iS Dec. Tonkin 18 Dec Caledonien 1 Jan. Heliic 1 Jan. Occanica 1 5 Jan. E". Simons 15 Jan. Saiaast 29 Jan. Poiynessen ?<> Jan.
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        69 2 SHIPPING NEWS. VKSSKLb IN PORT. MEN-OF-WAR. CsmrevitStn, Russ. battleship, 18*500 tons, 1,711 crew, 88 guns, Isyooo h.p. Capt Alexeieff, SRth Nov. From Saigon, 84ta Nov. I Rds. Ska Mete, GovL str. 500 tons displacement, 35 crew, 700 h.p. (ommander Maddocka, Und Nov. From PortSwettenl am, B lst Nov. Colonial Government.
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        1361 2 .nAUlnfi VESSELS. VESSELS EXPECTED. Acme, Am 2987 5 Manila. S.and. ">™'< Oil I 0., des. L neertafn. f Ban Whatt Ilia, Brit 10/» Rawlingson. Dec Stkameks. ■i I'eloban, Straits SS Co, for K. Pahang. > l m Ckemug Chew, Brit! Str. 1.2.3 tons, Capt. iam N ani,a \9; M. Maritimes.
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      TERRIBLE CALAMITY
      5 3 Vf CHARING CROSS.
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      SEVERAL KILLED AND THIRTY INJURED.
      58 3 SEVER AL KILLED AND THIRTY INJURED. Collapse of Station Roof. a#*t*f aeeacy London, Dec. 6. yesterday, a portion of the roofing of Chat m.- Cross Station collapsed, the iron girders falling on the trains below and smaaWngcars and cabs m the ata- The roof of the Avenue Theatre was also
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      AMERICAN CONGRESS OPENS.
      151 3 k PRESIDENTS ANNUAL MESSAGE READ. Reuter's Agency. London, Dec. 6. The American Congress opened today. President Roosevelt's annual Message to Congress was read. The President stated that the power of thc Trusts must be supervised by a constitutional amendment, if necessary. Though rigid economy is necessary, it
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      GENERALS RETURN.
      43 3 N ENTRY INTO TOKYO TO-MORROW. "E O. M" Special Hongkong, Dec. 6. Generals Oyama and Kodama have arrived at Hiroshima and will enter Tokyo to-morrow. Premier Ito ha> already returned from his diplomatic mission to Corca, and reached Tokyo this morning.
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      UNION ALL POWERFUL.
      48 3 LABOURITES IN CONTROL OF REVOLUTIONISTS. Reuter s Agency. London, Dec. 6. Ihe Union of the Labour Unions is playing the most important role m Russia, exercising the widest control of thc revolutionary movement. The Union intends demanding that Count de Witte convoke a constituent a>»>embly.
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      BANNERMAN ACCEPTS.
      43 3 WILL FORM A CABINET. Reuter's Agenoy London, Dec. 6. Sir Henr}- Campbcll-Banncrman has accepted the ta--k of forming a Cabinet. Before going to Buckingham Palace to kiss the hands of the King, he had a conversation with the Duke of Devonshire.
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      KING GOES TO ATHENS.
      32 3 WILL WITNESS OLYMPIAN GAMES. E. n. IB." Special. London, Dec. 6. It is announced that King Edward will visit Athens m April to witness thc quadrennial Olympian Games.
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      THE PORTE AND MACEDONIA.
      113 3 SUBMITS TO MODIFIED FINANCIAL SCHEME. Reuter's Agency London, Dec. 6. The Porte has accepted the Macedonian financial scheme subject to numerous modincatious. The Town and Volunteer Band will play on the Esplanade at 8.30 to-night, weather permitting. A Chinese pawnbroker was yesterday lined $25 and costs,
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      LEAVES FROM A MALAYAN
      1070 3  -  NOTE-BOOK. By Silas C. Penny NO. 6. IPOH A FIRST IMPRESSION. The first thing-, about Ipoh that strike the stranger are thc hurly-burly of thc st?tion, the eager hustling of the Chinese as compared with their fellows of other parts of the country, and the general
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      MADAME BASSETT'S RECITAL.
      1346 3 SUCCESSFUL CONCERT IN TOWN HALL LAST NIGHT. i Coterie of Clever Pupils. Last night one of the most enjoyable entertainments ever held m Singapore was given m the old Town Hall by Madame Bassett-Arral's pupils who acquitted themselves m a manner > which reflected thc greatest credit
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      HOCKEY.
      150 3 S. C. C. v. 95th RUSSELS. The officers and men of thc 05th Russels met the S. C. C. team at hockey on thc Esplanade ground yesterday evening. The ground was m fair condition and the play fast. A good game resulted m a draw, each side scoring a
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      CHEATING A CHETTY.
      869 3 THE ÜBIQUITOUS BROKER. Mr. Seth was busily engaged until late yesterday afternoon m hearing the case against Chu Ang Chu, Wee Kay Hock and Kow Soon Kcat, who were charged with defrauding P. R. N. Petaperumal Chetty m respect of a sum of ten thousand dollars. All
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        398 3 POWELL CO, SINGAPORE. (Established 42 Years) REAL ESTATE AUCTIONEERS AND VALUERS. mortgages arranged valuations made. RENTS eiLLECTED. ARTHUR ALLISONS PIANOS ROSENKRANZ PIANO POWELL COS Auction and House-Pro-perty Circular is issued weekly and sent free to any address. ESTATE OF CHOO ENG CHOON DECEASED IMPORTANT SALE of VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTIES INCLUDING
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        341 3 ROBINSON I and Co. i |j I ARE NOW MAKING THEIR Sirst Sreat Special Show OF Toys, Toys, t FIRST CLASS WORKING MODELS OF Clock Work Battleships Clock Work Trains with Rails Cruisers Motor Cars Gun Boats Round abouta m Torpedo Boats Clowns TOYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS X*MAS Number
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        579 4 THE STRAITS ENQUIRY AND RECISTrfATION AGENCY. FOR SALE. A VALUABLE PIECE OF LAND IN THE DISTRICT OF TAMPENIS Consisting of about 128 acres YOUNG COCOANUT ESTATE 999 Years lease. The first reasonable offer will be accepted. Apply The Straits Enquiry and Registration Agency, v.c. 5, Raffles Place. ON SALE OR
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        575 4 j I THE CHINA MUTUAL LIFE I J INSURANCE CO. I What is the use of saying v the E best Company," the strongest I Company, the largest Company." I Any one can say this. I Say simply The China mutual 5 liife Insupsnee Co., litd. I A British Lioeal
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        702 4 oc==x=z=xz=>c: h *=3czx=>=^er3c>=>o< v *■> tub Way to Get a Fortune J n Is to buy an Electric Cinematograph. iN A few days' receipts repay all your [j i y i J costs. The Cinematograph has had an en- f i i ormous success all over the world. i Fop
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        541 4 'I LVI S^"* Wr^ I ,Jft^ -^"^^ai X D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTEdTetc I PREPAID. tap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses, odowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. i Day. i Week. Fortnight. Month words or under 50 cts. 1. 50 2.
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        389 4 TO BE LET. •*t°» E L Er -a, entry. Apply t„ 'mrn^ M. Salomon* sod Sep,. V 7./^.. v.c T° BF r LET, the pleas illllv res.denccs front s>[ federate Es tatc allcon ?i -';r,U Known as Baniolin. v. apply to I'ctßart L HERMENT, k rissfiss Pace. Apply |o K
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