Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 9 April 1906

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. tfo. 180. VOL. H. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, APRIL 9, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    BRITISH PREPONDERANCE DESIRED.
    95 1 iRt-uter's Agency wires. By submarine telegraph.) GOVERNMENT HOPE TO SEE OUR SUPREMACY IN SOUTH AFRICA. SPEECH BY MR. CHURCHILL. London, April 7, 8.40 a.m. During the debate on South Africa in the House of Commons, Mr. Churchill, in a conciliatory speech, said that Government wished to see
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    SYMPATHY WITH GERMANY.
    110 1 REFERENCE TO PRINCE VON BUELOW IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. London, April 7, 8.40 a.m. In the House of Lords, replying to a question regarding the Morocco Conference, Lord Fitzmauriee, Parliamentary Under Secretary of the Foreign Otlice, expressed the deep sympathy of the House with Prince vpo
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    PARIS SANITARY CONVENTION.
    430 1 ADDRESS BY CHAIRMAN AT ANNUAL MEETING ol- HONGKONG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. You will liave seen from the report now before you that considerable correspondence has passed between the Government and the Chamber m connection with thc proposed subscription by this Colony to the International Sanitary Convention of
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    THE FAMINE IN JAPAN.
    171 1 ATTITUDE OF THE PEASANTRY. According to a Tokio dispatch, about 200 ofthe inhabitants of Xiitono-mura, Adachi district, Fukushims Prefecture, who are Buffering from the famine, assembled at the village shrine on the night of the 1 7th March; and denounced the indifference of the Kencho towards
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    GERMANY WANTS PEACE.
    102 1 (Router Agency vures. Bjr *ul>mannr telegraph.) BUT MUST NOT BE IKKATKD.xs NEGLIGIBLE QUANTITY. PRINCE VON BUELOW PROCRESSINC FAVOURABLY. London, April 7, 8.20 a.m In his speo b in the Retefcsi Prince von Buelow disclaimed .1 y wish for war for the sake of Mara 1 I h
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    LIBERALS PREVAIL.
    38 1 REACTIONARY PARTY rURNI D DOWN IN THK RUSSIAN ELECTIONS London, April 7, .5.40 a.m. The Russian elections appear to be going distinctly m favour of the Liberal parties, hut the results are not vet definitely known.
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    STILL AT MARSEILLES.
    20 1 London, April 7, X.40 a.m. Their Majesties King Edward and Queen Alexandra arc still stormbound at Marseilles.
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    THE INTER-UNIVERSITY BOAT-RACE.
    24 1 London, April 7, S.jo a.m. The betting on the boat race fto-day is 11 to 4 m favoui of C imbrid ,<■
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    ACTIVE AND HEARTY SEVENTY-ONE.
    534 1 FATHER AND SON IN SIAM CURED BY DR. WILLIAMS PINK PILLS. Nai Kularb of Bangkok, editor of the magazine "Siam Pra Bhcth, i* seventy-one years of age and still active and hearty. For many years," said he, "I was a victim to nosmorrhoids (Piles) which used
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      579 1 BUCHANAN'S BLACK WHITE H M TOP PLACE i« the HIGHEST CLASS OF scotch Whiskies 12 YEARS OLD D i,, h. ftf. Thk Kwc \M> I' H.H.R. THE PRINCE OF WALES. 1 JO H N LITTLE& Co. j Continuance of H l l H j cash Clearance pfl||h 1 FURTHER REDUCTIONS
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      15 1 TANSAN, Pure, Crisp, Invigorating. A NAI URAL MINERAL WATER OF THE HIGHEST CLASS. Sold Everywhere
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. MONDAY, 9TH APRIL. CHRISTIAN AMITY.
    704 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. MONDAY, 9TH APRIL. CHRISTIAN AMITY. PRICE 5 CENTS. In an article on thc Lienchow massacre we recently referred to the existing friction between the Protestants and Catholics m China, i The labt co P>' uf Mnlaysui j Message, just received, contains an article on The Seventh
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    CO-CPERATIVE-CREDIT SOCIETIES.
    601 2 CO-CPERATI VE-CREDIT SOCIETIES. The last issue of the Mysore li-r view contains an interesting article from the pen of Mr. S. Krishnaswamiengar, M. A., M. R.«A. S-, on the subject of "Co-operative-Credit Societies." After calling attention to the constantly recurring famines m India, which the writer ascribes to the lack
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    AN OFFICIAL STATEMENT.
    592 2 A letter Irom the Colonial Secretary to the Municipal Commissioners anent their refusal to acquiesce m the refusal of Government to rnise the salary of the Municipal Engineer to the desired point, says: The immediate cause of your resignation appears to be the refusal of His Excellency
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    139 2 The Perak Pioneer has again put on an auburn hue. Capt. C. E. P. Sankey, on his arrival home from Singapore, was posted to the Depot, Chatliam. Our readers are reminded oi Madame Bassetts Concert at the Town Hall to night. Dr. VVksi and his family together with Mrs Lyons
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  • THE EASTERN PRESS.
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      Effect of Civilization.
      10 2 has done bothlmmeSTB .he beoiihu Ceylon Patriot
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      Singapore Wakes Up.
      21 2 S.ngapo;e has now JJ» Down there thev ton c Victor* Hall, i',, which conUm", theatre. South China Post
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      Immunity from Prosecution.
      19 2 the advisability of p vanuapinst reckless v.d.ng for it. prio, courts could entertain th< Perak Pioneer
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      Indispensable Mr. Morphy.
      26 2 ine statement- contained StrmuoTimts article ai jnisle.Khng and we vcntu. if Mr. E. Morphy were pore they wo tld never ha. Pinang Gazette
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      Prefer Their Own.
      35 2 it is an open question whether it .a be to the interest of the public replace Detective-Inspectoi and Chief Inspector D from Singapore Detective SI Inspector Kirke wl to Penang. Pinang Gazette
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      Fearful Singapore.
      45 2 varetul medical inspection of n _h» I passengers before their embarkation Hongkong for Singapore anda f_ days journey down would -ecm most people to be a ment, and one which would ensure Straits against the introdu plague from this Colonv. South China Post
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      Free Transportation Wanted.
      52 2 ii a _cate c allow ill passengers and vel/nv for, by so doing an impetus to trade w\ other circumstance-. ct rcsL would be a gain to tic country fi greater than that win the mere matter earned by dl trg p than is necess u v.
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      Rich Government; Poor Employees.
      46 2 Rich Government Poor Employees. While the Government ofthe ated Malay States is at itself because it emerge from the end year with tiic surp. is ol three millions, the servants Government are cursing the hard fate that i ..h_ to iiave anything whatevi it.—. Straits Echo
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      Japanese Amahs.
      56 2 Why do not our diss itistied band themselves together society for the import amahs We all know famine have left upon thi Japanese a large QU and orphat.- and, d society formed, Mr. Ta only too willing to ass i ladies in obtaining jptahi to indin ctlj many
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      China the Inscrutable.
      68 2 It is easy to talk China but it is difficult light. She may ail. 1 and m a future grasp methods. She may send 1 abroad to get coated with the veneer >! Western civilization, bl 1 nay al> thread her vast count and electric wire- Yl
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      A Wholesome Prosecution.
      67 2 lhe Director of Public ln>t 1 secured a conviction in t I cution he institute I sentation of age at tn< (Ceylon) Examination-. The i i we hope, act to similar attempts in the tut,; undet-tand that the ofl that ha- been coram bridge Locals heid in
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    113 2 Infokmauon hai IH that small-pox exist al port is declared nitected. As rinderpest exists the neighbourhood i lacca it is ordered tha be exported Iron tint p i of thirty days. Hi* Excellency l taring the Gow DleOSCd to nominate Mr. Pong to be a Member Advisory li uid, S
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    WHAT OUR READERS THINK.
    15 2 1!,. Id,,... uileie^t to vvoiteii on MM B_Mlld«MM I, e to
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    ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
    26 2 PAP.; rheoccur" i,ol too trivial i Ul public Interest. 1 Verity: While jr* correct V. Nappp* Cheinar^ cation is of too »*w publication.
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      594 2 New Season's Fruit Messii>a ©raises JUST ARRIVED ex. A. J). L. S A 0 H 8 E N THOMPSON THOMAS CO. THE AUSTRALIAN STORES. SINGAPORE Or__ ic*^— —k —x —H >Q< —x^ x Clk Sea Vku) fiouu J KATOITO-. J r Intending Boarders and Lodgers at the above Hotel are
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      504 2 FACING RAFFLES SQUARE. The Dispensary is m charge of an efficient European Dispenser, who will personally and promptly attend to all prescriptions. Drugs of all kinds, Medical Stores and a large Assortment of Patent Medicines m Stock (Telephone No. 315 MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Temporary curtailment ©f N, TT Notice is hereby
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      73 2 Ti:Z-«v EVENTS H 'B h w ater. 10-J6 a.m. ro-53 p.m. Full Moon. I-« p.m. M. M. outward mail due. M, M. 'lomeward mail due. To-morrow, April lotb High. Water. H-'J a.m. 11-23 p.m. Concert. Teutonia Qub. Wednesday, April nth. High Water. 11 52 a.m.. U. 55 mm. Cuamber of
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  • THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 1 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPOBE, MONDAY, APRIL 9th, 1906.
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      EASTERN CADETSHIPS.
      859 1 KIN T FIELDS COMPARED FOR rHE INSTRIK I ION 01 < AN DI DATES. question that is likely to kucaeasful candidate tor a I adetship (if, indeed, the Civil I ommissioners allow him any :\w matter) i- Which of scrvio < vlon. the Straits, x g, or the
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      ROBBERIES IN CHINA.
      145 1 FIGHT WITH SOLDIERS. Robberies with violence, sometimes terminating in murder, are now of frequent occurrence in the interior of China. A few days ago. in the Chung Ch en village. Pun L. district, from Canton, a band of about sixty robbers, all well armed, attacked the village.
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      56 1 During March, >?2 deaths occurred m Singapore giving a mortality rale of 44.23. Tlu c 171 deaths from phthisis, 60 from cholera, 40 of which were imported. 3t: .m -mall-pox, two of which were imported, and 06 trom beriberi t >ther cau-*-"* m counted for 214 deaths, and fever for
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      299 1 Capital Capital i Issue Paid Issued. paid up. Value, up. Company. Quotations. m GOLO. •1,5 000 140,000 10 10 Bersawah Ciold MCo Ltd. j $13 £0 seller, SOOoiooo CC*,U>, V n ss&sss **>.<**> \o is Kadan^ GoidMc g o u d p ref) rS: TIN. JiSooSi 2UW
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    • FINANCE & COMMERCE.
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        Yesterday's Exchange.
        136 1 On London—Bank 4 m/s 2/4 7/16 Demand 2/43/16 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 5/8 dO. bWm/*.. 2 4 13/I6 Om Gem.anx Bank d d 2.40 Private 3 ui/a 2.4. do. i m s 2.47 On france -Bank dd 2.95 Private 3 m/s 3.00 do. 6 m/s 3.02 On fjntfw—Bank
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        PRODUCE.
        170 1 T" *»4.75 Gamjie 7.30 do Cube No. i a do do No. 2 m jcxoo Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore),, 19.50 do White, Fair L. \V. 5 p.c. 28. 1 2*\ Nutmegs (1 1 oto the lb.) 33. do (80 to the lb.) 59. Mace (Banda) M 45 Cloves (Amboina)
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        96 2 John Little Co., Ltd. SPECIAL OLD VATTED GLENLIVET WHISKY OOLD MEDAL mmm a mmm mm am x<«*^nJ^|^ registered >^° Mt5 L (gjgP EDINBURGH, til LONDON 1«73. >£iUi^ lomoom mm Expo*! 4s£Afrs. F*a#k 04/irr-t Co 5$ Ma»* /j# s r JOHN LITTLE CO LO., SINGAPORE Per case of 12 Bottles 1
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        565 2 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. MEN-OF-WAR. r/ehopolis,'^Br\t trans., 2967, Kelly, Apl 1. Vladivostock, for Odessa 1. Lucifer, Dut Col. str., 125 Lovius, Mar 22 Rhio, for Rhio. Meran,' Fed. yet. 100, Alii, from Kuan tan des. Uncertain. Sea Mew, Col yet., 500 Murphy, Apl 3 Malacca, des. Uncertain. MERCHANT VESSELS.
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        438 2 VESSELS EXPECTED. Name, Port, Probable date of arrival, and Agents. Men of- wak, &c. Donegal, Brit, cruiser, England, due soon. Duke of Edinburgh, Brit, cruiser, England soon. Natal. Brit, cruiser, due England, soon. Mails from Europe Apl. 6, N. D. L. Sachsen. Apl. 17 P. &O. Delhi India. Mails for
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      ASIA THE EMPIRE'S DOME.
      145 3 Wires, If subnirine telegraph.* LORD CURZdN SAYS, "TRUST HIK MEN ON THE SPOT." IF ONE COLONY IS LOST THE WHOLE EMPIRE WILL GO. LoNDOJt, April 7, 2 p.m. The Pilgrims gave >« banquet to Ix»i d mat thc S.ivov Motel. Karl Ro- presided. Many distinguished people
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      THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
      63 3 RIGHTS AND DUTIES OF NKI TRAI.S WILL BE CONSIDERED. 1 noon, April 7, 1.05 p.m. programme for the second onferenct has been announced. 0| ied to limit thc work of to thc further elaboration governing the procedure of thc Hague Arbitration Court, and to msideration of the
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      SCOTLAND EXPRESS WRECKED.
      32 3 >NE PERSf >N KILLED AND TWO INJURED London, April 7, 2 p.m. 11-, press train was partked through a collision with a Kirtle Bridge. killed and two were injun
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      HUNGARIAN DEADLOCK ENDED.
      25 3 iREEMEN 1' ONCLUDED WITH THE I OPPOSITION. April 7. 2 pm. J\ have concluded ment ending the Hungarian 1 1. Wcrkerle forms
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      THE RUSSIAN LOAN.
      22 3 GERMAN BANK- REFUSE TO PARTICIPATE. April, -.c: p.m ks have refused to new Russian loan, g issue of a
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      FORCE LEAVES CREYTOWN.
      15 3 kdox, April i p.m. Gi eytowu for mbaata, Nat »1 rebel cl
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      CZAR AND THE LAMA.
      69 3 RUSSIA ATTEMPTING m GAIN A OTING IN TIBET. April 8, 9.50 a.m. telegi iphed to the itloa s:— number of my Buddhist had the happiness to pay t High Priest during rthern Mongolia, which border- 01 the Russian Empire." 1 r went on to say that
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      MOROCCO CONFERENCE OVER.
      30 3 ALL THE DELEGATES HAVE LEFT. London, April 8, Q. 50 a.m. Fli- M inference had its last After die Ngnil g il Act, all the delegates left
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      ERUPTION CONTINUES
      14 3 London, April 8, 9.50 a.m. eruption of Mt. Vesuvius con- (rive alarm.
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      CAMBRIDGE WINS.
      14 3 N, April 8, 9.50 a. m. won the boat race by five
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      220 3 A. L. KnaGGS has been appoint- -trate and a Commissioner 'he Court «>t" Requests for the Settle■wt of Malacca. E G. Broadrick, Commandant, Volunteer Corps, reported irn trom leave of absence and Jtsumed the command of the Corps on f"e 2nd instant m k E. G. Broadrick, President, ■{wnicipal Commissioners,
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      VICTORY FOR CAMBRIDGE.
      49 3 r Eastern Daily Mail special wire^. By submarine telegraph). LLI> OXFORD THROUGHOUT THE RACE. THREE LENCTHS AND A HALF THE BETTER. London, April 7, 5 55 p m Cambridge led Oxford all the way In the inter-Uinversity boat race, winning by three lengths and a half.
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      SCOTLAND DEFEATS ENGLAND.
      20 3 London, April 7 5 55 p m Scotland defeated England at football by two goals to nil.
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      A LIBERAL VICTORY.
      25 3 London. April 7, 5 55 p.^ At the Sussex bye-election, Mr. Pearson, Liberal, received 4,568 votes against 4,37! for Mr. Graham, Conservative.
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      PEKING NEWS.
      656 3 I From Native Papers. 1 ANTI-FOREIGN SPIRIT IN SZECHUEN. The German Minister has warned the Minister of the Board of Foreign Affairs of the presence of an anti-Chris-tian and anti-foreign spirit m the provinces of Szechuen and Fokien. He advised the Government to take steps for the immediate
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      96 3 Mr. H. Spakler, Consul-General for the Netherlands, reported his return from leave of absence and resumed charge of the Consulate-General on the ist instant. Serenoah is reported to be dying. Evidence of this is afforded by empty houses and very low rents. Sungei Besi town is also said to be
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      HONGKONG WIRES.
      90 3 FRANCE AND SOUTH CHINA. Shanghai, March 30. lhs Chinese Minister m Paris has sent a telegraphic despatch to the Waiwupu embodying the subject-matter of he discussion relating to the naval and military plans of France for South China. The message states that France contemplates the increase ef'her fleet
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      CHINA REJECTS FRENCH DEMANDS.
      70 3 Peking, March 30. The French Minister has laid the French demands m connection with the recent massacre of missionaries at Nanchang before the Grand Council at Peking. After consideration the Chinese authorities have informed the Freoch Legation that the Chinese Government rejects the chief French demand
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      MANILA-SHANGHAI CABLE.
      23 3 Tokio, March 30. Ihe work of laving the cable that is to connect Manila direct with Sh mghai is almost completed.
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      PAYMENT OF REICHSTAG MEMBERS.
      23 3 Berlin, March 30. A Bill authorising the payment of members will sh >rtly be introduced into the German Reichstag.
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      KING'S HEALTH UNFAVOURABLE.
      21 3 London, March 29 King Edward's health is unfavourable. His Majesty has to undergo an operation at the knee-joint.
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      SCENE IN JAPANESE HOUSE.
      62 3 Tokio, March 29. I ie Jip mes- railway nation Uization Bill has been slightly amended and hat passed b ith Houses. Tuere wa-, a disgraceful scene m the House of Representatives yesterdaydue to the Government's stilling of the discussion. Fierce fighting took place for twenty minutes
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      JAPAN AND PHILIPPINES.
      35 3 Washington. March 29. It is reiterated here that America is endeavouring to sell the Philippines to Japan, aud that Mr Wright, the new American ambassador to Japan, is charged to open negotiations.
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      PUBLIC HOLIDAYS.
      65 3 In accordance with the provisions of The Holidays Ordinance 1879," the following days will be observed as Pubhc and Bank Holidays throughout the Colony Friday, the 13th April (Good Friday) Saturday, the 14th 'Bank Holiday. Monday, the 16th April (Lister Monday.) All Government Offices will be closed on
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      NO INCREASE FOR POLICE.
      79 3 As recently reported, the police sent m a petition to H. E. asking that they be accorded an increase m their salary. Word has been recei.ed that H. E. has declined to entertain their petition and has refused to move m the matter. The police consider
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      THE LOCAL POLICE FORCE.
      73 3 Seven members of the local police force, several above the rank of constable, have applied to be allowed to resign as they wish to transfer their services to the Federated Malay States. It is said that the I. G. P. views with displeasure the exodus of
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      244 3 The sewing meeting m connection with the Presbyterian Chuch will be held at the houie of Mrs. Drysdale, Grange Road, to-morrow at 4-30 p. m! Away bin Lebeye Shafihi, a Penang police lance-corporal, has been sen- < tenced to three years' imprisonment for criminal breach of trust as a public
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      POLICE NEWS.
      691 3 ABDULLA AGAIN CHARGED. Abdulla, the Kling youth who was sentenced to three separate terms of imprisonment for fraudulent possession of property, as reported m the E.D M last week, was again charged before Mr.bcotton Saturday for &shone*tly retaining possession of a gold watch Inspector Hart, who prosecuted, said
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      ALLEGED ABDUCTION.
      196 3 TOWKAY'S CLERK AND CHILDREN MISSING. A respectably dressed Chinese woman complained to the desk sergeant m the Central Police Station that she had missed her daughter, aged 17, as well as her young son, aged 7, since Saturday afternoon. She had been to the houses of friends where
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      130 3 H. M. S. Hecla left for Colombo on Saturday. The B. I. s. s. Fultala was released from quarantine on Saturday. The Sarawak yacht Zahora has had her overhauling completed, coming out of the dock on Saturday. The British steamer Ascot, chartered aa a Russian troopship, left for Odessa on
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      THE LATE MR. FOO TENG QUEE.
      807 3 A MEMORIAL SERVICE. A Memorial Service was held yesterday morning at the Prinsep Street Church (Presbyterian) for the late Mr FOO leng Q Uee, who departed this life m his 6oth year. The congregation included a goodly number of sympathising friends and admirers, (both
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      THE SWIMMING CLUB.
      39 3 There t vvas a fair attendance of members ami their friends yesterday afternoon, at Tanjong Rhoo. Several races were well contested. The Club won the Team race and an exciting Polo match resulted m a draw.
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      211 3 A Japanese doctor reported to the police that a Chinawoman Had died of cholera at No. 6 Craig Road ou Sunday morning. Mr. F. C. Hood, of Boston, Massachusetts, has been granted the exclusive privilege of making, selling and Using m the Straits Settlements, his invention for purifying crude or
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        214 3 ROBINSON j^- and 00, FIXED EXCHANGE REDUCED PRICE I Raiciab Bicpcies j 1906 MODELS Free Wheel and two Brakes I i COMPLETE With Silver Plated Lamp, li, II and all J AcCCKKnrics $70. The "Raleigh" machines Represent j j THE BEST i I ROBINSON CO. sole agents! >»■■■■■ —m no
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        327 4 SMOKE Best mouimein Cigars. Owing to fixity of exchange and a great dema, i»l for this brand of Cigars and ha\ ig received large consignments of same Irom Mouimein, we have decided to reduce the price from date. Can be bought at Si. 50, 1.30, 1.10 and So cents per
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        688 4 BAKKB. Honjkong Shanghai Banking Corporatien PAID-UP CAPITAL $1(^000,000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Kc^rve JIOOJW.OOO 1 n^oo.OOO bilver Reserve S 9500.0U0 J Reserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 1 Court of Direotors. A Haupt, Esq— Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson— Deputy-Chairman. E. Gt>etz, Esq. F. Salinger. Esq. C. R. Lenzmann, D. M Nissim,
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        571 4 MALAY RECORDS. Lagu Jalak Lanting T. Kepala Burong f Nandong Say ang Gambos Plemban Sri Rayu Gambo Yuman M Mak Dabu Noori f Bangau Loiikin Asam Paya Bunga Tanjong f Kuala dua Tengah malam Permata Gambos Sha'er 1 Inche Mina Che'long Bana Serampang Sri Perak Pulau Berembon Kronchong f Timbang
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        335 4 FRASER N EAVES 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 premium Guthrie Co., Ltd.
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        888 4 "E. D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTEd/etT PREPAID. theap Publicity for all your Wants: Houses, Godowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant Exchange d Mart. i Day. i Week. Fortnight. Mon i n 25 words ur undrr 50 cts. 1. 50 2. 00 3. 00 50 75
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