Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 27 March 1906

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    18 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 169. VOL. H. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 277~1906. PRICE 5 CENTS
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  • ULTIMATUM FOR TURKEY.
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      TURKISH POSITION LIKELY TO BE BOMBARDED BY BRITISH.
      74 1 London, March 26, 9 a.m. It is expected that an ultimatum will be sent to the Turkish Commander at Akaba by the British Government, requiring the withdrawal of the Turkish troops from Tabah within twenty lour hours. Failing compliance by the Turkish
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      OUR ALLIES AT GREENWICH.
      83 1 MARKED HONOURS SHOWN THE JAPANESE SAILORS. London, March 26, 12.40 p. m. 'I he Japanese sailors proceeded to Greenwich on two County Council steamers flying the Japanese flag. The Mayor of the Corporation and Admiral Harris, the President of the Royal Naval College at Greenwich, welcomed
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      THE EDUCATION BILL.
      55 1 CATHOLIC DEPUTATION WILL BE GIVEN A HEARING. London, March 26, 9 a.m. At a prolonged meeting of the Cabinet on Saturday the Education Bill was discussed. Mr. Birrel, President ot the Board of I Education, will receive a Catholic deputation, desiring to present their view of the
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      NO REINFORCEMENTS.
      48 1 GERMAN FORCES IN DAMARA LAND TO BE RECALLED. London, March 26, 7.50 a.m. The Reichstag has adopted the Budj get Committee's recommendation strikeing out 15,250,000 marks on behalf of reinforcements for Damaraland. The Committee urged the necessity of the troops returning as soon as possible. 1
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      DUKE OF CONNAUGHT AT ADEN.
      49 1 STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA UNVEILED. 1 London, March 26, 9 a. m. The Duke and Duchess of Coonattghi and party landed at Aden and lunched at the Residency. The Duke unveiled a statue of Queen Victoria, and the party sailed again m the evening.
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      COMPLIMENT FOR MILNER.
      46 1 MOTION OF APPRECIATION PROPOSED IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. London, March 26, 9 a.m. Viscouut Halifax will move m the House of Lords on the 29th inst. that the House desires to record its high appreciation of Viscount Miner's services m South Africa.
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      AMERICAN BATTLESHIP FOR CHINA.
      39 1 RUSH ORDERS GIVEN HIE •'WISCONSIN." London, March 2<>, 9 a.m. Reuter's correspondent at Manila wires that the American battleship Wisconsin has received urgent orders to sail at midnight to join the American fleet at Shanghai.
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      CAMBRIDGE DEFEATED.
      31 1 OXFORD WINS INTER-UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC CONTEST. London, March 26, <) a.m. In the inier-university athletic meet Oxford defeated Cambridge, securing fust place m seven events against three firsts for the latter.
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      SPIES AT VLADIVOSTOK.
      37 1 TWO JAI'ANL'SK ARRESTED WITH PLANS OF l-'ORT. London, March 26, 9 a.m. Two Japanese merchant sailors hav< been arrested m a lort at Yladivostock with plans of the fort and notes made upon them.
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      RAILWAY GRANT REJECTED.
      29 1 REICHSTAG TAKES AN ECONOMICAL TURN. LONDON, March 26, y a.m. The Reichstag has rejected the demand for a grant of four millions for the Windhoek-Rehoboth Railway.
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      JAPANESE VISIT HOSPITAL.
      23 1 London, March 26, 7.50 a. m. The Japanese sailors who art- to man the new battleships visited Greenwich Hospital yesterday.
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      SOUTH AFRICAN COMMISSION.
      15 1 London, Match 2(1, a.»n. The South African Commissioners will sail April 7th.
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    BRITISH-TRAINED NURSE.
    279 1 CHINA JOINS THE ROLL OF HER ADMIRERS. England i*> the great trainin^grontid for nurses lor many countries. The latest addition to the cosmopolitan n.M will be a lady who is coming all the way from the Celestial Empire to lecome a trained nurse m Guy's Hospital. I here
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    TOO MANY ERRORS IN THE FAMILY.
    224 1 AMUSING STORY Of AN AUSTRIAN ARCHDUKK An anecdote, hitherto unpublished, concerning Artiiduke Francis Charles, father of the present Emperor of Austria, appears m a new hook written by a retired diplomat. During walk alone m the Styri;ui hills the Archduke got into conversation with
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    SAME MERE
    153 1 One is often led to wonder at thr mysterious ways of (iovenuncnt departments, says the Straits Eck*. Just now a gang of coolies are busily at work lopping huge branches faMH the ansenna trees m the Supreme I < >in t compound m order to make loom l<.i
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    SIESTA HABIT IN BANGKOK.
    128 1 Ihe sies/a habit would MBPJ to be getting more and more prevalent m Bangkok each day, says the Skim Odsrrttt. Formerly only the French firMSMOTMd to l>< badly ailecN dby it Hut, during the past year Off so, American, British and German business houfa seem tol«-
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    62 1 On Dn t ii^&t Mr. A s Hayati afti i»<- appointed Privit* SecreUrj to His Highness the SulUn,* i ilei die Batu (iajnh correspondent <•< thr i'erak Pwtmr. Mi H«yne« wiH m all probability leave here Cm Kuala Kaanar on the -'7«ii Among other chtngt*. Hr. MtC auslaml, I'oli.c Magi->nate,
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  • Page 1 Advertisements
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      410 1 BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHIT L Hokb TOP PLACE "i the HIGHEST (I ASS OF Scotch Ulhiskks I 12 YEARS OLD SUtfLUD i< H. at The King H.H.R. THE PRINCE OF WLAES. SfIRAWAK GOVERNMENT. •Notification. TINPhKS will be received up to n am. on Monday, 2nd April, 1906, f,,i renting the fallowing
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      178 1 John Little Co. Ltd. ANNUAL casH cLEARANcE SALE Monday April 2nd AND FOLLOWING DAYS. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. The Tronoh Mines Ltd. y\' ANTED a Mechanical Engineer, (with chiefs' certificate preferred) with sound knowledge of Mining Machinery and Electric Lighting. Services to be at the disposal of the Mine at
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      193 1 SCOTT^S I EMULSION x OF PURE COD UYER OIL WithHypophosphites of Lime Soda. r ak PALATABLE AS MILK. «j«ssu r T, i ??\oV«s? i> LlVEa oil v 1 toke rrd»»e d scores BBMEI-/ FOR CONSUMPTION, BROWCHITIB. V V BCaOTOIiOTTB AFFECTIONS. A H "S MIA. OK -ZRAL Pt.HILITT COPOHB iNI) THKOaT"aF.
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      15 1 TANSAN, Pure, Crisp, Invlgorali ig, A NATURAL MINERAL WATER OF THE HIGHEST CLASS. Sold Everywhere
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 27TH MARCH GERMAN ECONOMY.
    445 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. TUESDAY, 27TH MARCH GERMAN ECONOMY. There is something ominous about Reuter's wires of yesterday with reference to proceedings m the German Reichstag. There is not only an unusual spirit of economy displayed by that body m striking out the proposed expenditures for railways
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    PENANG HILLS RAILWAY.
    174 2 The "Pinang Gazette" that it has had enquiries made and has ascertained that all the plans and specifications of the Penang Hills Railway were m accordance with the terms of the Ordinance, submitted and approved by the j Colonial Engineer and the Deputy Colonial Engineer, both before
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    NOTICE.
    45 2 We have arranged with Mr. John H. Whitaker, Ph. Me, who has been sub-Editor of the M Eastern Daily Mail," for the past six months, to act as Editor, from the 26th instant, until a permanent Editor is secured. Raxgasamv Pillay 6c Co., Proprietors
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    PLAGUE IN KWANGTUNG.
    324 2 A MARVELLOUS REMEDY. Plague is stated to be greatl) prevalent m the interior at the present time, and according to the Yan-su-U'ei, a Chinese newspaper, as many as 20 cases are occurring daily at Tungkun. From the vernacular journal,it is learned that Chinese therapeutics have not yet
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    283 2 H. S. H. Prince Henry of Rcu-^ was touring the F. M. S. last week. A Chinese Baba was yesterday lined So by Mr. Bailey, acting Registrar of the Hackney Carriage and Jinrikisha Department, lor striking a jinrikisha coolie on the day previous. Colonel A. Durand, C. 8., and Mr,
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  • THE WORLD'S PRESS.
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      New Love.maing.
      18 2 Old-fashioned v <r. A alone; m.-dem lovers uu^ with gangs ot fri end The World. A|TV
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      Mow to Run a Railway.
      27 2 We have frequently tact that our Rkilway for the convenience 5 h not for the convenient T -is (pub,,, „,,,r::r Straits Echo
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      Public Department.
      28 2 The merit of tlic Kiu-Ikl, towards officialdom is aUitud<: inclined t, take it .uue it, U. ra^ cannot sec any sanctity i n Z The Speciator
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      England's Fidelity
      25 2 tofc? unwillingness ol X K to meet E»peror William Moroccan question !u> i., the French people England to the I fcfffc.— Russ St.Petersburg
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      Wore "Splendid Isolation."
      37 2 Ihe English <luo!l v th Germany s alleged 4aUon. h years ago England stood alone [i, made a virtue of nei f mans would do well to k irii **m*\H!!'of that spirit. Nuremberg Kurier.
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      Boers' Peaceful War
      34 2 Theßotn ire not KivinguptteMi with England, and Uiougli littk the outside world about tin that numbers are emig thestrS glc for political inline-!:.. i« iJI untied liard.— Public Opinion New York
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      An Irish India.
      74 2 And what is the easiest v 13 verting India into an li eland goad the intellectual, gem i abiding people ol Bengal, who lea other races of thi> vat oonti m state of despair. Now thai thi 800 why we SO humbly urge upon the rulers not
      The Aurta Bazar Patrika  -  74 words
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      Modern Epigrams
      69 2 I told a lie Accidentally mi I form at Waketield the oilier day. A workman corrected me aft< private conversation. I assun that it was [jure ignorance o part. "Oh lie said with a g disappointed air, didn't you k We thought it w epigrams. I think this
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      South African Danger
      64 2 The danger b that the Goverastt may yidd to the pressure extreme supporter--, and Utmpa the Constitution i.i ordei v Boer and anti-Chinesi n the new rransvaal Pariianu i I tate.-. to believe thai si* possible; neverthelesi R md may reasonaM) I party with a re< >i
      Diamond Fields Advister  -  64 words
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      The Pace We Live.
      80 2 TtiU is >.ii<l t>> l) t"' Doctors or people doctor's art talk about it* 'pac all live now, the stress and life m K.iglan 1 m the twentieth century, and mj i >itii. lint m rcmoiidously Are m will or work than Englishmen m the Elizabethan
      Saturday Review  -  80 words
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      Our Inability to see Ahead.
      83 2 An inability to sec d injj our greatest fault a« a kadei ITune- without number we lia into danger unprepared, I men and prestige, and unl} i ourselves by giganti< > H"H~ on v* spur of the moment. Tlie Britisl payer may value ilia pin
      Madras Times  -  83 words
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      Pray for British Extinction.
      89 2 Both ih English pip majority of membei h ive no interest m quc the natives of India. W the itate ol affaii s tin onl for the Hindus i to kneel wit., folded hands and praj extinction. Fhe Welsh n that <iod listens to ttv human
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      WHAT OUR READERS THINK
      36 2 I'll- i Jit. i iiivues ...11. niciesl I t /> 1/ -V IUCI1 Ml 'Mil! -,|.|r .il M n MM <i c-i.ee 1 t ,v I I ii g i >- t.ie <>,imih>.i M
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    90 2 To Dm l£ lito. aftb Mk, Some little urn I of a most tatarwting i popular and vide!) favoured witli OOC "Cnurcuman." Reinem to .isk w.ietiei C "i tliat ilk, can intonu m become tlie CUBtOfH m I X l loraUe.uo.i locoaiucl a Uh nh let, even to r« i..^'"
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  • Page 2 Advertisements
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      620 2 FRESH FRUIT MESSINA ORANGES. JUST ARRIVED. 50 cents and 60 cents per dozen. The first of the Season. Excellent Quality. THOMPSON THOMAS CO. THE AUS TRj I L I A N S TORES. international 8 .A. BATTERY ttOJLD. PACING RAFFLES SQUARE. The Dispensary is m charge of an efficient European
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      696 2 THE QUEEN* OF TABLE WATERS IS Apollinaris Supplied under Royal warrants of appointment to H.M. THE KING n< v v w -xx ZDO< >OCZZP' j HONG KEE. From SHANGHAI, 149, 151 152, ORGHARD ROAD, First Class Crpenter, Paintor Polisher and J White Washer I I Dealer m Art Furniture. Shozvm
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      112 2 HOTICE TOJONTRACTORS. Tenders are invited tor the Conversion of the Town Hall into aTheatre. Copies of the plans, Specification and from of Contract may be seen and Tender forms obtained at the Offices of the Architects, Messrs. Swan and Maclaren, Chartered Bank Buildings Battery Road. Tenders will be received up
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      202 2 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. Established, Sept. 4TH, 1905. Published at 58-2, Hill Street, Singapore. SUBSCRIPTION. Daily Local $8.50 per quarter Outstations $4.60 Telephone No. 972. All contributions must be addressed to The Editor," written on one side of the paper only, accompanied by the writer's name and address, not necessarily
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  • THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 1 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY MARCH 27n, 1J)O(5
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      284 1 COMPANY. 1 Quotations. •14.00 sellers $8 10.50 sellers nora. nom. $15.50 sales 1.75 sellers 0.50 nom. nom. 2 25 buyers 2.25 385 3.25 sales $7 sales 3 lo.So sellers l".5o buyers $7 sellers loti buyers 800 1 45 sales 115 buyers nom. 23 sellers 175 sales 115
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      SEREMBAN GYMKHANA CLUB.
      327 1 ROGKAMME FOR EASTER MEETING. First Day, Saturday. 14th April 1906. I liuKi urn m r*s Ci t emban i<><y» Griffins. Value v i gill t"i m. 14..* lost. ;lbs. ""10. II I'm Sf 1 a\(.i.k Cur Horse Griffins. A handicap. Top weight is. 1 rnik Entrance #1
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      14 1 splayed at the .ing between Indian Football < fab a koL Xt! *™**> at Th-w Ma
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      FINANCE & COMMERCE.
      27 1 FINANCE COMMERCE. Government Rate 2 4 $60 for £7. rhe Netherlands Trading Society jmmdaj quoted the 4/ ms bank rate at -471 rhe Mercantile lkmk quoted 2,4:.
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      Yesterday's Exchange.
      136 1 <>>t muUm Bank 4 m/i 2/4f Uemand t/ 4| Private 3 n/s.. 2 4 J m .s. 2/4 U« rh.ttn\ Bank d, el V 4,, Private m > j. 44j «i«' <> m 2. 4 0 On i rmma liank d/d 2 .(j4* Pri\*ate 3 m/fl 2 da
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      GOLD.
      23 1 Bersawah Ciold M. Co. Ltd. Do Do. (Deferred) Hruseh Hydraulic Tin M. Co. Ltd Kadana Gold M. Co. Ltd. Do Do. CHref)
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      TIN.
      61 1 Kuantan Tin Mining Co. Ltd. l'ahang C orporation Ltd. l'aliang Kabang Ltd. Queensland RaubGold M. Co. Ltd Do. Do. Do Raub Aust.G. M. Co. Ltd Do. Do. Do. Redjang Lebong Cold M. C:o. Royal Johore Tin If. Co. Ltd. Sipiau Tin If. Co. Ltd The lielat Tin M. Co.
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      GENERAL.
      81 1 Duff I »evelopment Co. Ltd. Fra>er Hmi Ltd. Hongkong Shanghai Hank Howarth Krskine Ltd. ho Do 7 per rent Prei Do Do 6 per tent lVbs Maynard Co.. Ltd. Rilev Hargreaves Ltd. Do 7 p, r cent Pr e f. Do 6 per cent Deb Singapore (old Storage Co..
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      RUBBER.
      73 1 Balgownic Rubber Estate Ltd. Batu Caves Rubber Coy. Ltd. Bnkit Kajah Rubber Coy. Ltd. Cicely Kuhb.M Kstate'o Coy.' Ltd. >• h 5 0/0 Pret... Sione Rubber Coy Ltd. Sungei Way(Selan^ori RubbtrCoLtd! Tiie liatu Unjor Rubber Co. Ltd. i I J ata,:ng Rubber Estates Synd- Ltd. The Ribu Planting Co.
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      PRODUCE.
      183 1 Tin 1 83.00 Liambier o do Cube No. laso do do No. 2 m 10 00 I epper, Black (ordinary Spore),, 19.50 do White, Fair L.W. 5 p.c.,, 19.25 Nutmegs (1 10 to the lb.) M 33 do (80 to the lb.) S9 Mace (Banda) ."145. Cloves (Amboina) Siberian
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      SHIPPING NEWS.
      25 1 MEN-OF-WAR. Lucifer, Dut Col. str it 1 Mar. 22 Rhio, Rhio 5 Uv '°US Kostroma, Rus. V Fleet Smelsky, Mar. 4 Hongko,^,'^^ 89
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      TRADING VESSELS.
      308 1 Achilles^ Brit 4484, Thompson Mar 2 °Bo°Z Q n k nR Ma ssf5 sfi eld London H.nT f'r am A^ 2 Paknam, Mar. 1, Bangkok, East Asiatic Co.. Bangkok R^ r t l" l h B i™?, l7 > Birkl^^ Mar.' 1,; Bangkok, Behn Meyer, Uncertain Belong, Brit.
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      LATEST ARRIVALS.
      168 1 Ruby, licit 14^ Morris, Mar 15 Palembang, Swee Sang; for E 3 alembang, 28. Farfalla. Ital, 147 Campbell, Mar 25 Tringganu. Ban Leo, Pahang, 27. Korea, Rus y,q<, Gallin Mar 25 Libau, Hast Asiatic Co., for N'stock, 26. Ban Whatt SotML Brit 109 Glenday, Mar 95 Penang, Kirn
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      PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
      44 1 Mar. 26. -Per Selangor Mr. Duncan, Mr. Schattenkerk, Mr. Everett Dr. and Mrs. McClosky, Mr. Kennaway Mr. A. J. W. Watkins, Mr. Sisteron, Capt. and Mrs Nicholas. Mr. A. Krus, Sister St. Appoline, Rev. and Mr! Izard, and Mr. M. C Schmidtmann.
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      NEWS FROM THE MINES.
      493 2 Though there was a decrease m output from the Kinta mines during February, owing to the Chinese holidays and a short month, the returns m general are satisfactory. Bruseh's output, m fact, is an increase on that of January. This mine is now evidently entering on
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      76 2 Mr. ALFRED J. Clark, an Au^-tr; Han mineralogist, ha> been authorized to file m thn Colony a specification oi hi^ improvements tor mining apparatu-. Mk. G. Shallcbass, the Manager ot the local branch of the Australian Stores, has been seriously ill w ith fever but is now improving. Fhf P.
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      VESSELS EXPECTED.
      553 2 Nmtm Port, Probable dale of 'arrival and Agents. Men of-War, &<- Donegal. Brit, cruiser, Englaud, due soon. Duke of Edinburgh, Brit, cruiser, Lngland soon. Natal, Brit, cruiser, due England, due soon. Mails for Eubok. Mar. ji, P. O. Devanha A Himalaya. Mar. ji, Nederlan.l Prins Hendneh. Apl. 6,
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    • Page 2 Advertisements
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        45 2 •^■■■■■■•■■■•••■••■■ii I PIANO for $75, I and 1 8 paj me ta v g $390.00 Gash. J 1 ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED I I PIANOLAS I payments v do. The Robinson Piano Co.. Ltd. TRY AN H U I 1 i ■1^ I In (CC I") IWI
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        163 2 PASSANGERS FOR THE STRAITS. P. O. Devanha, < ji. Mr. L L. Hu-on, Mr. S. G. Broadrick. Mr. H M. Hatchell. Mr and Mrs. C. Tulloch, Mr. \V. S. Coutts. To Pen- g Mr. and Mr>. Sy-: Cowper. Mr. C. A. Buxton. Mr. Stark, Mr. H. Batvlay. Mr. E. Bur
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        71 2 MAILS CLOSE. For Batav.a Hongkon. P Suefham it Palcmbane X Pa hot-. ?t araWa Muar &M^ ca Bangkok Malacca a Batav Honnkon. Keller j Palemb.m^ H Sambas &i [ndragiri P. Swet'ham&Per. Malacca H (fax Th Europe via Colombo 1 1 CLEARANCES Ika Re- S iiff Emil i En,- «s Suit
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    • WAR IN THE PHILIPPINES.
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        GOVERNOR OF SAMAR MISSING.
        33 3 I „\i><>^. March 1 1.55 p.m. n, Philippine Constabulary have 1 -vrr.il casualties m fights with nutlawa on the bland of Georse Curry, of thai iaing. have been oespatched.
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        DUMA ELECTIONS.
        39 3 MAJORITY OF VOTERS RE KKAiN FROM PAR 1 ICIPATING. M t 1 1 16, 1J.55 p. m. for tin- Duma are promajority of those emj- refraining from partici,ough the Jews are mosl ac- ,ring 3t» particu- .Ilia
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        FIGHTING IN MOROCCO.
        31 3 >i 11 MM U IN ARMS AGAINSI MAN. L don, March 12.55 P- mfighting is proceeding between tops and those of the on the hank- o< the River
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    • HONGKONG WIRE NEWS.
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        CHINESE INCENDIARIES AT WORK.
        29 3 Shanghai, March 19. ports from Chinese Christian riot occum S ing, m the province iday, 16th m -t. gs burnt by the fiirthei vet to
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        NO JAPANESE WANTED.
        30 3 r<»kij\ March i 9. 1 1,, lorities have forbid|apaites< t proceed into Sortliern M inchui rhe Novot Vrtutya stat< 'hat Rusiling to admit the VI Ltlivosti >ik.
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        DEADLOCK AFFECTS RUSSIAN LOAN.
        27 3 I. i\, March kj. g deadlock m egotiain connection 'i ive failed. is i ;mi of twelve to \>c taken up n imaiiv.
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        TUNNEL IN BEHRING STRAITS.
        25 3 LoNDi n. March 1 ■>. i syndic v pr^ >i> sea t > Bchi iog believed b] rta that the II be successful.
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        PROTEST AGAINST EXHIBITION.
        18 3 Pkkino, March iS. lias lodg< \g protest 1 the hold a Japanese pxhihitimi it MiiLdcn
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        SALE OF POLAND PROPOSED.
        59 3 London, March 18. laic that to financial necessity, is 1 of a portion of Poland to Germai c ale has bro- Moscow. terals have been arrested :ilui with instigating the m 0 Russian naval officer haa been arrested .1: l harge of having sold plans of
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        ALIEN IMMIGRATION.
        27 3 London, March 1 iiithorities m Great lii itled to revise the regu ning the immigration <;f d purpose m future granting tmentl political refugi 1
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      EARTHQUAKE AT PORT SWETTENHAM.
      69 3 t\ most unusual incident occurred at ttenham on the 14th inst- ac •i« Malay Mai/. It was n K a slight earthquake ck v noon three distinct, slight motions, were felt at the 1 was afterwards ascertained »l been noticed m the Kapar g districts. No
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      213 3 I'" "mwanl mail steamer Devamkm "V 11 :ill '".'t M a. in. on Sunday and >uk( [wcted to arrive here 00 Satur**J« daylight lln r<l^" and Volunteer Band will <l > sythe High Service Reservoir to- ,;'>• Ul( »7th instant, from 5 to <> f Jn *eathci permitting. 1 a
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      POLICE NEWS.
      318 3 A JEWISH SQUABBLE. K/( kid i),,ii an(i rornllrtmli also named Ejekiel w Cre walking* along the riMfl tl '«--'-t!.iM,t. i and were del pin a controversy. The subject of the dispute was rwisn m^ i(len Hoth t their temper up and a |N tv th,. result, m which
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      PEKING NEWS.
      313 3 flrom Native Papers.] DISCOVERY OF RIFLES AND AMMUNITION. A search at the railway station at Peking has resulted m the unearthing of 500 rifles and 50,000 ball cartridges. The man who was m charge resembled a Japanese, and when arrested he said that the arms, etc., were for
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      S. C. C. LAWN TENNIS.
      247 3 Yesterday the following event-; were to have been decided Championship. W. M. Thrdfali v. A. W C. Hanburv A < i as>, SINGLES. Ruchwaldy scr v H. A Mason pi i Sal/niann, v m ldgold B Class Singles. Dunman v Gapt Renniffc F. O. K.
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      N. D. L "PRINZESS ALICE."
      195 3 IDOUBLE PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN POLACK. Captain Polack, Commander of the N. L steamer Prinzes Alice, was the recipient of a presentation from the pMaengen on tho voyage out. The presentation, which took the form of an Address signed by all the passengers (;tbout 75 m
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      116 3 Tin managing partner of a Taiping tin purchasing Chinese firm has got into not water for a series of alleged frauds on his partners and manipulation of accounts. It is a sign of the times that the value of the l'ara rubber exports from Selangor for the last quarter of
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      FAREWELL ADDRESS.
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