Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 13 March 1906
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Title Section16 1906-03-13 1 AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 157. VOL. 11. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY MARCH 13, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS16 words
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Article17 1906-03-13 1 (Reiner's Agency wires By submarine telegraph, i TWELVE HUNDRED MINERS KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN KILLED.17 words
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126 1906-03-13 1 London, March 12, 11 a. m. The Courrieres [Lille] mine catastrophe is of such a magnitude a^ to be without a parallel in the whole history of mining. Twelve hundred and nineteen miners are known to have been killed. A crowd of twenty-five thoosattd people126 words
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Article101 1906-03-13 1 NATION DOES NOT WHOLLY APPROVE OF THE CONVERSION. London, March 12, 12.10 p.m. The Times cordially felicitate-- KinAlfonso and Princess Ena upon thci; approaching marriage and dwells upon the political advantages of the union, but affirms that it would be idle to pretend that, In a religious101 words
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Article84 1906-03-13 1 STRONG FEELING FOR REDUCTION OF INDIAN ESTABLISHMENT. London, March 12, 12.10 p. m. It is understood that the debate on the army estimates this week will take a wide range. There is a strong feeling among the Radicals in favour of a reduction of the standing army,84 words
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Article67 1906-03-13 1 GERMAN DELEGATE PROPOSES REFERENCE OF POLICING SCHEME TO A COMMITTEE. London, March 12, 12.10 p.m. At the Morocco Conference at Algcciras, Herr Radowitz announced that the Conference had renounced the essential part of the German demands on the question of the policing of Morocco, and he advised67 words
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Article26 1906-03-13 1 DIFFICULTIES ENCOI NTERED IN ITS FORMATION. London, March 12, 12.10 p.m. M. Sarrien is actively engaged id Cabinet-making. He is encountering some diflkulties.26 words
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Article23 1906-03-13 1 London, March 12, 12.10 p.m. Hie new tube railway connecting Baker Street with the Waterloo station has been opened.23 words
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Article19 1906-03-13 1 LONDON, March in, 12.10 p.m. The death of Eugen Richter, 1 wellknown German politician, is announced.19 words
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Article16 1906-03-13 1 London, Mar. 12, 12.10p.m. Ireland defeated Wales at Rugby football by 11 point- to16 words
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Article180 1906-03-13 1 LIVELY TIMES IN THE SOUTHERN PHILIPPINES Manila papers just to hand contain advices explanatory ol our telegram of yesterday ftnnoundng state ol W9t in Sulu. Officers who arrived in Manila from Jolo stated that there were proapecti of lively times with the MoTOfl In tli.it island in180 words
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Article281 1906-03-13 1 SAID ro BE KINDRED DISEASES 1 übercukwii la disease Midi more contagious and more rapid in it^ i ffceta than the much dreaded leprosy «>t In i'.a and the South Sea Islands hi. equally fata! when it once has a good foothold in the human system. An281 words
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Article309 1906-03-13 1 NOTES OF LOCAL INTKKKsr. Under the new organisation ot M )r Royal Garrison Artillery, the following estlblishnie its have been fixed for that arm in Far Eastern garrisons Singapore, 19 officers and jjo of other ranks in two companies South China (Hong Kong), 31 officers and 6B4309 words
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Article88 1906-03-13 1 There li nnc lenaaiion in Nen York owing to the disappearanci Mi. John l>. Rockefeller. Since December proce erven have been vain)} endeavouring to lerve sul>|»«i nai requiring him to give evidence in 1 1 1« anti-trust action brought hv the Stat< of Missouri against the Standard88 words
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Article81 1906-03-13 1 I'hc American iecl known as Pentecostal Dancers have appeared in alCUtta and an- holding «r\ ices in the street. Their dancing and 1 1^ tract large crowds <>t natives, who arc said to beperple.ted and almosi m i at their actions. Tin- other day the il. 'liters a|i|K-arcr]81 words
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Article102 1906-03-13 1 An executive order deled Am ?rd Manii reedndi tin- «.i<iti for the mas* /linn of do»s al Penanf. Djl A. H K mi. Resident Medical Officer, Paupei Hospital, rVnang; hsj beeo granted twelve months' i»m\«- half salary following tim-<- mfurtha' \ai atn mi leave. I»k \V. (i Ellis, Medical Seaitriß>102 words
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Page 1 Advertisements
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Advertisement806 1906-03-13 1 BUCHANAN'S BLACK A WHITE' loida TOP PLACE 'I" 1 HIGHEST lass ok scotcf) iUDiskics 12 YEARS OLD I i H. M. Tin Kim. D i<> H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WLAES. 16,844 Casks of Eagle' Cement. Sow been so?^ j«, Singapore, during the past 12 Months Our large TURNOVER combined with806 words
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Advertisement14 1906-03-13 1 TANSAN, Pure, Crisp, Invigorating, A NATURAL MINERAL WATER OF THE HIGHEST CLASS. Sold Everywhere14 words
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406 1906-03-13 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 13TH MARCH REVIVAL OF P. &O. ENERGY. The P. O. Company have shown a commendable desire to keep abreast of the keen shipping competition that hu recently arisen and threatens further to extend in Far Eastern trade and their efforts in this406 words
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Article345 1906-03-13 2 The disastrous mine explosion in nLl^ C al mine Of Courrieres near Lille is, trom all accounts, likely to prove the most appalling of similar disasters in the history of coal mining. Fire damp is a gas generated in coal mines and of an extremely explosive nature,345 words
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Article299 1906-03-13 2 IS JAPAN INVOLVED SAID TO BE STIRRING UP TROUBLE IN CHINA. (Special cablegram to the Manila American.) London, February 23. Persistent reports have been received here from Washington during the last week to the effect that the American Government is in receipt of information that excludes all doubt that Japan299 words
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Article99 1906-03-13 2 Sitanki is the name of a small village in the extreme southern part of the Philippine Islands not far from the Borneo coast. It is far from any American military or naval station and has become a rendezvous for smugglers, who are said to have taken over99 words
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Article236 1906-03-13 2 Eugene Sandow was last month granted papers of naturalisation as a British subject. The Sutlcj coaled at the wharf yesterday and is expected to leave for home to-day. Last Friday Admiral Moore and a party of naval officers inspected the T anjong Pagar Dock Board's property. A fireman on the236 words
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482 1906-03-13 2 DIRECTORS' REPORT Through the courtesy of the Chairmanofthe Sandycroft Rubber Company, Ltd., we have received a copy of the first report of the Directors of the Company to the Shareholders, which will be submitted to them at the second ordinary general meeting to be held482 words
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Article253 1906-03-13 2 LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Owing to the heavy rain yesterday afternoon, play was impossible. To-day's Ties. A. Class Singles, F. Salzmann 30.4 v. If. f. Upcotl pi. 4. B. Cla>^ Singli s. W. Ci. Hennings scr. v. F.G. Millar 3 G. A Chancy scr. p. If. H. Mergler253 words
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Article167 1906-03-13 2 The N.D.Ln steamers Dane/ and which make regular runs between Singapore and Jolo and Garnbranga, ports of the Southern Philippines, are to enjoy superior wharfage facilities. The new docks at Jolo, which have been under con struction by the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific Company are now completed.167 words
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Article122 1906-03-13 2 Commander Eustace Loath mi left tor Hongkong bv the Kim* Alfred to take command of H.M.S. Alacrity. Hie l\ outward mail steamer Arcadia left Colombo at 10 a. m on Sunday and is expected to arrive here on Friday afternoon, the 16th instant. A farewell tiffin was, Ve understand given122 words
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THE WORLD'S PRESS.
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Article14 1906-03-13 2 The Bens il« p. i dJMgreeat* British rule in Bazaar PatrikaBazaar Patrika - 14 words
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Article25 1906-03-13 2 i" iaii s of a i, a clearance cush a ladysvalual boa becan* del u mm 10M as in ter could beexpUincd PunchPunch - 25 words
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Article27 1906-03-13 2 women should ha female franchise has a! wax «T story -1i»c, ,au,,,:,, piex'nji decisions as it i, enough for her to make up Ladies' FieldLadies Field - 27 words
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Article32 1906-03-13 2 Aii understandii and Russia is tion that Great Brita concession regard B s Afghanistan, and 1 not fear an adv. hi, of the result of »l, S/o-ro, St. Petersb32 words
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Article35 1906-03-13 2 Britain ii evidently det< sec nothing, heai nothing but the miseries. A yeai u find conditions such th will think less of the hoar ot Cobdcn and mon <>i the Mom TelegramTelegram - 35 words
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Article45 1906-03-13 2 Let th«»c Ben- dee* vv in smoking foreign 1 garettcs lor a moment upon the d g they are bringing upon They must be utterl) <!- ol self-respect, if they cannot a habit which exposes tlv so much not-und* serve* ridicule. The BengaleeThe Bengalee - 45 words
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Article45 1906-03-13 2 From Count illestrom the Kaiser's birthda) it is pn^pect of invading i acceptable to sonu of tin German politic-, but a wai involve the destrui i and the great mercai I k never be faced by the Kais < ierman nation. Ma i45 words
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Article43 1906-03-13 2 It is difficult for tl doubt, to gel rid sions and prejudk < the line of rectitude wh lowed as a matter of the Civil State i:i the honest, upi g without considering tit to do S< Times of MadrasTimes of Madras - 43 words
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Article40 1906-03-13 2 It is absurd to done so freely, tl man is ipj> dto Social has no real liol<l upo OUI I 'arty W&S bo Socialism; the ma were Socialists applies to tin its auspices. I. K Vanity Fair.40 words
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Article50 1906-03-13 2 In its mania for varying expi li< its I it- love of g tollable c> >i|e >t honour shameful to steal a l» you are starving, but tv 1 tradesman n hen j a year, society now Voltaire in not unlik< G. S.IJ tyre, in 'anthill M 150 words
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Article42 1906-03-13 2 The religion thing corap tred th H far younger than Zoro dhism or hi RientS have been would willingl) vigour and genius that li mark on the world from Shanghai, and which gleam but in these da\ s. The ParsiThe Parsi - 42 words
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Article17 1906-03-13 2 The Editor invitei I written mi te should ex. < ble for theopm •> i-17 words
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Article178 1906-03-13 2 Sik, -I have read paper the repeated app< behalf ol cur rtan have- with deep arc s m aporeana jx>rt •odeservii I read daily ol su in. my other parti ol i tr.ilia, which is o>mes toi offers hei and Wales t leir thousand I'enang her178 words
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Advertisement458 1906-03-13 2 1 G RAPES, I 1 presh Q rapes, P 30 cents per Ib. L* The Australian Stores. |;thompsonthSas&co.l The Australian Stores. j|* I HONG KEE. From SHANGHAI, 149, 151 152, ORCHARD ROAD, First Class Crpenter Painter Polisher and White Washer Dealer in Art Furniture. Showm Room No* 104, Orchard. i458 words
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Advertisement452 1906-03-13 2 THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS IS: Apollinaris Supplied under Royal zvarrants of appointment to H.M. THE KING Chops THE GRILL ROOMS Mineral 5 BEACH TtOJ^JD Waters Steaks Corner of Seah Street OPEN FROM 6 a. m. TO 1 a.m. Fresh Oysters Every Monday Night. Ham Eggs under European supervision &0452 words
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Advertisement25 1906-03-13 2 Board and Lodging Wanted. European requires Board and Lodging from April Ist. Terms must be moderate. Apply A. B. C. care of 4 Daily Mail25 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous113 1906-03-13 2 eOMIiXG EVENTS. To-day, 13th March. High Water. 12 midnight. o-I p.m. M. M. outward mail due. S. V. A. Gun-laying. 5-30. S. V. C. Maxim Co. Gun Drill. 5.30 Bavanan Band. I lotel Van Wijk. 7.30 to 1 1. Sheawood Foresters' Band. Gardens 9. To-morrow 14th March. High Water- »..3i113 words
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Article90 1906-03-13 3 (■South Clima lost SiMKci rRADI IIIKIAIINKI). London, March 4. Smith the Member for Livcrs asked in the House of Com- measures the Government ,uketo prevent the Japanese British trade in Manchuria. nJ He reminded the House that an 111- of Japanese had already < Government urging the90 words
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Article35 1906-03-13 3 London, March n ,-t -pl\ to Mr. Smith, the British 1 few Foreign Affair* gations conducted ai British Commercial showed that theJapan\l mchuria had petitioned < hina functions upon British im- into the interior35 words
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Article28 1906-03-13 3 l'i Kim., March 5. ilsol thc«British Legation at Pch i,, M inchuria to te the alleged anti-foreign said to have been ini- x the Japam28 words
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Article341 1906-03-13 3 OUR UMID SINGAPORE MERCHAN rs. rrespondent of the \outk i i Morning Post lends the blowing our GovermMnt'a .-luiiK to that paper |ohn Anderson, K.C.M.G., hat i omplishing the im11. has, contrary to all hustled the East 'Die ilai text which calls forth this itaii341 words
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64 1906-03-13 3 R OYAL JOHORE TIN MINING COY. LTD. Hi Ordinary General Meeting •yal Johore Tin Mining Comlield in the regisfc red offices y, No 13, Collyer Quay, Saturday. The accounts ets for the period end- lilM with the directors' report mittedtothe meeting. Mr C v. retiring in accordance with Ties oi64 words
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Article47 1906-03-13 3 ds and pupils of this 1 be pleased b hear thai she ewhai recovered from her '"disposition and commenced yesterday. She will be welcome all her old pupils, rom all those who may wish School of Music. w «sh Madame Bassett all success »c\\ ventun47 words
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Article35 1906-03-13 3 l]]^ to the heavi mini of Satur- Sunday the water at the Iml,;;. 11 I^, Rescrvoi. is overflowing being one inch above the Withstanding the fact that the 11 Kave been rabed35 words
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Article41 1906-03-13 3 :l< explosion at the sawmillmd Yon 8 Bangkok on rijfhi Persona were killed out- '""<• injured, three of whom friirhtf,,iu Urviv f injuries being I;,:;! 11 > ll(! (1 The low to Mr. ,V lon Von g is estimated at41 words
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Article352 1906-03-13 3 llli: MURDER OF PRIVATE SHORT. CHARCE ACAINST~HILL TO BE WITHDRAWN. We an- informed that the Crown docs not intend to proceed with the charge brought against George Hill of having (M.umitted culpable homicide not amounting to the murder of Private Short of the Sherwood Foresters. Ihe352 words
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Article360 1906-03-13 3 THE PICK POCKET CASE. The Assizes were resumed yesterday morning before Chief Justice Sir Lionel Cox when Goh Lye Whatt was arraigned on retrial for theft of a purse. It was alleged that Wee Ah Cttong was watching a procession when he had his pocket picked of a360 words
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Article218 1906-03-13 3 HIE EXPERTS REPORT. Mi. Fryer's special report on the above undertaking has been received by the Directors of the Company, and according to current talk it is rather a hard nut to crack. |'n put it briefly, everything seems to have been topsy turvy in connection with218 words
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Article72 1906-03-13 3 The LUIIHT AY/// went outside the har hour limits for gun practice yesterday. A DEATH from beriberi occurred on the last VOjrtfC <>f the Singapore from Bangkok. OvißDOfl Of Kimmkh A man went OUI into the- liclds to procure slippery I ,|,n hark After freely chewing what he Mippoted was72 words
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Article102 1906-03-13 3 WORK TO BE COMPLETED BY A SINGAPORE CONTRACTOR. Kuala Lumpur residents who have been complaining of the slow progress of the work on the new Post Office will have their minds set at rest by the announcement that Mr. Walter Palliser of Singapore has undertaken the102 words
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Article451 1906-03-13 3 NUMBER OF SINGAPORE PRIZE-WINNERS. At the annual art exhibition, just j concluded at Penang, a number of exhibits from Singapore and the F.M.S. j testified to the strength of the Associated Art Clubs of Malaya, and the 44 public vote" in several instances designated such as the best451 words
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Article272 1906-03-13 3 I From Native f'apers.) REVOLUTIONISTS IN PEKING. Owing to the rumoured presence of a largo body ot anti-dymstic revolutionists in the Capital and fears of a popular rising, instructions have been issued to the metropolitan police to be fully armed and ready for emergencies. As a precautionary measure,272 words
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Article86 1906-03-13 3 A sensational drama entitled Zulm-i Yahashee was staged last night at the Kassim Theatre in North Bridge Road by the Indra Zanibar Theatrical Company. A large and appreciative audience was present and appeared to thoroughly enjoy the histrionic efforts of the artistes. The acting wasdecidedly good whilst the86 words
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43 1906-03-13 3 Yesterday morning as the French Mail steamer ••Touraine" was going alongside her berth at Borneo Wharf, she brushed along the starboard side of the s. s. Benlawers," carrying away some of the latter steamer's awning stanchions and rails.43 words
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Article71 1906-03-13 3 During the squall yesterday afternoon a big tree in the compound of the Union Hotel m North Bridge Road fell breaking down a portion of the wall and severing the tramway overhead current wires, an d thereby dislocating traffic for some time. The fine canvas of the tent71 words
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Article746 1906-03-13 3 STOLE GOVERNMENT LATERITE. Sim loh was charged before Mr. Scott yesterday with helping himself to half a tongkang of laterite, the property of the Crown, without a permit. A Police Constable attached to Tanjong Kling Police Station on his way to town noticed a tongkang anchored at Pulo746 words
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Article54 1906-03-13 3 Tourist My word, you Americans use such parodoxical expressions, you know. Miss Santa Mesa. Yes?For intance? Well, in England, we say a" man "stands fof parliament." In America you say, 1 man "runs for congress." Miss Santa.— Yes, our country is just about that much swifter than54 words
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Article71 1906-03-13 3 The German training ship Grosser Ilerzogin Elisabeth was seized by the Customs at Galveston, LJ. S. A., on a charge of smuggling and selling to tavern-keepers wines and liquors. The ship's officers had been the guests of the Customs officials. The incident was subsequently closed. The ship's71 words
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Article27 1906-03-13 3 FINANCE COMMERCE. Government Rate 2/4 $60 for £7. The Netherlands Trading Society on Saturday quoted the 4/ms bank rate at. 2/4 7/16. The Mercantile Bank quoted 2/427 words
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Article136 1906-03-13 3 On London— Bank 4 m/s 2/4 Demand 2/4,", Private 6 m/s. 2/4/ do. 3 m/s. 2/4 9/16 On Gtnuanp Bank d/d 5.39J Private 3 m/s 2.44] do. 6 m/s 2.465 On France Bank d/d 2.94] Private 3 m/s 2.99J do. 6 m/s 3.01 4 On India Bank T.136 words
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Page 3 Advertisements
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Advertisement511 1906-03-13 3 ROBINSON and 00. FIXED EXCHANGE REDUCED PRICE LRakiab Bicpcics 1906 MODELS Free Wheel and two Brakes COMPLETE With Silver Plated Lamp, Bell and all icrcnnoiics The "Raleigh" machines Represent I THE BEST ROBINSON Co. ue .ts I G. H- liambept Co's H HIGH GLASS PORTRAITURE X in Platinotype Paper i^511 words
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Page 3 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous626 1906-03-13 3 SHIPPING NEWS. TRADING VESSELS. Bentong, Brit 240 Quine, Mar 10 P. Swettenham, Straits SS Co.. for P. Swett 13 Camphuys, Dut 1690 Kogpeschaar, Mar 1 bourabaya. Daendels, forSourabaya 13 Clam, Brit 2310 Hramston, March 5 Balik Papan, Syme Co., des. L'n. /-'u/tala, Brit 270'2 Stunt, Mar 7 Calcutta Boustead, for626 words
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Advertisement335 1906-03-13 4 I SMOKE Best inoulmcin Cigars. Owiiitf to fixity of exchnngc and great demand for this br.ind of Cigars and having received large consignments of same from Moulmcin, we have de-cjdt-'d to reduce the price from date. Can be bottght it flt.fA 1.30, l.fS and Ho cettti per packet of ioo335 words
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Advertisement700 1906-03-13 4 BANKS. Honjloig A Shangliai Banking Corporation. paid-up CAPITAL $io t 000,a33 RESERVE FUND:Sterling Reserve •lO.OOO.CKX) I #10 (V Silver Riar- WO^OCW 195 (W 00 Re>irve Liability ol Proprietors |10,(X)D,(XK) Court of Directors. A Haupt. Ksq —Chairman. Hun. C. W. Dickson I) 'puty-Chairman. E. G tetz, Ks'j. F. Salinger, Esq. C.700 words
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Advertisement658 1906-03-13 4 SENSATIONAL NOVELTY. ODEON DOUBLE-SIDED 672 Djika saja bcrsontok karang MALAY RECORDS 10 1/2 IN. $4. 548 Dari mana datang linta ***** Pantoen Tanam Melatie 560 Tjokeh tjina melaijoe tjit no sa ***** Tjokeh tjina melaijoe tjit no sa si go Lak si go Lak 655 Tjoba koe taoe kembang seroeni658 words
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Advertisement333 1906-03-13 4 THAT IS FRASER NEAVE'S AERATED WATERS. Phoenix Assurance Company Limited OF LONDON. The undersigned have this day been appointed General Agents for the abovementioned Company for the Straits Settlements, Federated Malay States and Johore, and are prepared to issue Policies of Fire Insurance at current rates of pre*mium. GuthriedL Co.,333 words
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Advertisement477 1906-03-13 4 "E. 0. 1" ADLETS. I PREPAID. Cheap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses, Godowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. 1 Day. 1 Week. Fortnight. Month 25 words or under 50 cts. 1. 50 2. 00 3. 00 50 75 cts. 2. 00 3.477 words
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Advertisement379 1906-03-13 4 WR SALE, WANT^IT TO BE LET. F r ™'*ni.i from town for r four bc<l rooms, U* Court preferred 5 No 8.,,,,.* Ul on 2nd Ploo, L Hm. Appl 3 rtoGirr HR|E To be Let No. 6, Cedl Sr,. MrfytoGUTHRU I T be Let A Lomjxuin.l 1 1,,,, v woodePa/k.379 words
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