Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 12 April 1906

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    19 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 183. VOL. n. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 12, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS
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    THE RUSSIAN LOAN.
    79 1 (Reuters Agency wires. By submarine telegraph.) EIGHTY TO NINETY MILLION POUNDS STERLING. FRANCE WILL TAKE OVER HALF. London, April 11, 7.35 a.m. Arrangements for the new Russian loan are approaching completion. It is believed that the amount will be from eighty to ninety million pounds sterling, j
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    CEYLON PEARL FISHERIES.
    41 1 LEASE NOT YET SANCTIONED. London, April 11, 8.55 a.m. Mr. Churchill stated m thc House of Commons that the leasing of the Ceylon pearl fisheries had not yet been sanctioned. The Earl of Elgin was > considering the matter.
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    POSTAL CONGRESS OPENED.
    40 1 ABYSSINIA WISHES TO JOIN POSTAL UNION. London. April 11, 8.55 a.m. The Postal Congress has opened at Rome. An official of the Italian Foreign Ministery represented Abyssinia and announced King Menelik's desire to join the Postal Union.
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    PLAGUE IN PHILADELPHIA.
    43 1 FOUR LASCARS SICK AND TWO DIED ON A BOMBAY STEAMER. London, April 11, 8.55 s. m. Four lascars employed on the steamer Burrs/icia, which has arrived m Philadephia from Bombay, are suffering from plague. Two others were buried at sea.
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    BAMBAATA CANNOT BE CAUGHT.
    21 1 London, April 11, 7.35 a.m. Bambaata ha> reached a dense forest where pursuit would be almost hopeless.
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    SIGNS OF NATIONAL DECAY.
    273 1 The decay of national vitality is made the text of a scathing attack m the British Medical Journal" on the growth of luxury and greed m modern society. The history of recent wars has Bhown that m non-mensurable and imponderable qualities, such a.s brute courage and
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    WORLD'S LARGEST FLOWFR.
    156 1 The largest flower m the world has been supposed to be that of Rafflesia Arnoldi, which forms <he entire plant, and grows to a diameter of three feet as a flat, circular parasite on trees m lava and Sumatra; but a still larger, single specimens weighing as
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    LOOPING THE LOOP.
    90 1 On March 13:1 jury awarded a girl who was injured while looping the loop at Sunderland, m Durham, /'250 damages. Mr. Justice Darling, by whom the case was tried, held that thc agreement signed by thc plaintiff relieving the proprietress of the theatre where 1 the accident
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    MORE VICTIMS OF VESUVIUS.
    156 1 Agency wires. Hy submarine telegraph.) LAVA-COX LRED MARKET ROOF FALLS ON THRONG. SYMPATHY FROM FRANCE ANE ENCLAND. London, April it, 8.55 a.m. The roof of the Monte Oliveto Mat ket at Naples has collapsed. Seven dead and seventy injured have thus far been extricated from thc
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    "DONEGAL" COURT-MARTIAL.
    64 1 THREE OFFICERS REPRIMANDED AND ONE DISMISSED London, April 11,8.55 a.m. The court martial held to consider the stranding of 11. M. S. Donegal m the Gulf of Suez has concluded its sitting. Captain Grogan and Sub-Lieutenant Best have been severely reprimanded. Lieutenant Jones has been dismissed from the
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    DISTURBANCE IN PERSIA.
    29 1 TWENTY EUROPEANS REPORTED KILLED. London, April 11, 8.55 a.m. Serious disturbances arc reported to have occurred m Meshhed. It is stated that twenty Europeans have been
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    COMPENSATION BILL.
    21 1 London, April 11, 7.35 a.m. The House of Commons has read the XVorkmen's Compensation Bill for the second time.
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    FLIES BY THE TON.
    320 1 1 On of the strangest cargoes ever put into the hold of an ocean-going vessel recently arrived m London, lt consist- ed of a number of large bags ol dried i flies, and was delivered to Messrs. Newth, Guy mer, and Co, corn mcr- chants, of
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    AN INCIDENT IN THE CANAL.
    143 1 Anglo-Indian" writes to the Pioneer "While we were coming OUt to India on the transport Assave, at night time, m thc canal, we passed a ship which was carrying back to their country Russian prisoners who had been captured hy the Japanese during the war.
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    THE VERDICT.
    26 1 Citizen XVhat |K>ssible c\im»e did you fellows have for acquitting that murderer Juryman: Insanity." Citizen j Gee The whole twelve of you 'Cleveland Leader
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      198 1 TAIMSAIM, Pure, Crisp, Invigorating. 1 A NATURAL MINERAL U \TKK OF THE HIGHEST LASS Sold Everywhere JOHNLITTLE&Co.j X _w Continuance of HIIB 1 \II I L I jeash eiearanceyftliyJ FURTHER REDUCTIONS m j m 9 1 Ladies' and Gents* ©utfitting. j J JCUTLERY, FANCY GOODS, HARNESS, ETC.] \jlemnants and Oddments]
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      204 1 NOTICE Seramban" Races annual meeting. SERAMBAN CYMKHANA CLUB Saturdmy April ,y and £«wfcr ifo-rfiy. Entries -MB Royal Semi Porcelain I S'etfeeio dinner ZCare, CANNOT BE EXCELLED FOR EXCELLENCE OF FINISH I **V^ J ROYAL m J^§!r y vM 1 SEMI- V ENGLISH PORCF LAI M^SSij^ m m m mmm m
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      85 1 I*""" £Jr' £,H PETIiIILL ra, I Proprietors. f the iktern^al hotel i lhe Best Hotel that has ever existed m the Island. I Travellers. excellent table i Luisine under European Supervision "TJSESS^TSSSST ——-r j RILEY HAMRMYES CO, 1 H SINGAPORE AND IPOH. P 1 ESTIMATES, PUNS SPECIFICATIONS 1 W SUBMITTED
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      29 1 BUCHANAN'S BL£CK WHITE Holds XOP PLACE i" the HIGHEST CLASS OF Scotch Whiskies (12 YEARS OLD Supplied to H. M. Thk Kino AND TO H.H.R. THE PRINCE OF WALES.
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    A TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
    466 2 A Japanese fleet has been enjoying g a a time at Manila. At a dinner given to the Japanese officers at the Army and Navy Club on the night of the 2nd inst., the son of Admiral Uriu, the great Japanese hero who sank the Vwriag and
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    The Eastern Daily Mail. THURSDAY, 12TH APRIL. A LESSON FOR AMERICA.
    534 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. THURSDAY, 12TH APRIL. A LESSON FOR AMERICA. PR'CE SVEms *mSS^S*tSSStZ Tanjong Pagar docks and draws therefrom a lesson for America m h% u rule over the Philippine* "c Cltyinrtiercud dubs Singapore not only the "Liverpool of the Kast and the Key of Asia but new Gibraltar
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    A TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR.
    27 2 Through a typographical error, the salaries pertaining to sundry public offices mentioned m these columns yesterday were given as Si 500 instead of £1500.
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    98 2 For allowing a raft of 20 logs of timber to run adrift m the harbour, a Chinaman was yesterday ordered by Comdr. Radclifte to pay a fine of $15 and costs. Thk Maxim Co. of the S. V. A. scored 425 points m the Bromhead Matthews Shield competition. The score
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    AGAINST CHINESE LABOUR.
    267 2 EDITOR OF THK DURBAN PRINCE" REFERS TO HIS FRIENDS IN THE STRAITS. In regard to my writings on the Chi- nese labour question, I have had a complimentary message, which I appreciate very much, from Mr. Donald, the editor of the Daily Chronicle, who siys he is
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    SALE OF PROPERTIES.
    233 2 The following properties and a life interest were sold by auction at Powell and Co's sale room on Tuesday afternoon No. 84 Telok Ayer Street and No. 13 Stanley Street, Singapore. 3310 square feet, Statutory Grant No. 20, quit rent $8. X M.K. Kalunkappi Chitty, 513,900. Monthly
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    TROUBLE FOR CASTRO.
    156 2 FILIBUSTERING EXPEDITION BEING ORGANISED IN LONDON (Special Cablegram to the Manila dMrfl London. April 2. -It his been discovered that a filibustering expedition to X'enezuela his been orginized here. Its purpose is to take possession of the country, and with tlu ni 1 of certain disaffected elements
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    JUDGE TURNS PREACHER.
    96 2 AMERICAN SUPREME COURT JUSTICE RETIRES FROM THE BENCH. (Special Cablegram to the "American Manila."* San Francisco, March 30. -AssociateJustice John Marsh iii Harlan of the United States Supreme Court has signified his desire to retire from the bencji and devote the remainder of his life to preaching
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    FIRE IN BANGKOK.
    84 2 A big lire at Sampeng, m the suburbs of Bangkok, destroyed property valued at two million ticals. It is believed that several lives were lost, but no bodies had been discovered up to last mail advices. Fhe tire occurred m a crowded slum district inhabited largely by
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    BENEVOLENT ASSIMILATION.
    46 2 Governor Curry, of the Philippine island of Samar, announced by Reuter some time ago as missing, upon hip return to civilization wired to Manila for re-inforcements, saying; "I will make all necessary prep irations to wage a war of extermination, which ithe only alternative."
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    43 2 Mr. and Mrs. Gad have booked passages by the next P. nnd O. mail homewards, to leave to-day, on a six months' holiday During the absence of Mr. Gad, Mr J. C. Hern.ansen, of tinEast Asiatic Company, will act gg Consul for Denmark.
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  • THE WORLD'S PRESS.
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      No Race Suicide.
      14 2 V Man dency against n,, J, be checked c,rl m Cablenews
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      Home Politics.
      11 2 pome div,,,,,., -r'..';;; ■oerau. cou„,- Public Opinion New York
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      Literary vanities.
      29 2 i ne vanitv of bo'h thores.es sensitiveness to criticism Van They readily fallow la, ofjtm.butth -on u,, th-v treonfmnted w th t ic p Books of To-day
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      England's Bane.
      37 2 England' s Bane. somebody has said thai the 1 were being left beh j n peoples because the wh n r an hour too late. I s inclined to make il t of one! Lady Paget ln
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      The Deceitful Polotician.
      35 2 ll I. Ulll} since that the people of thes known the chss o fp t.c.ans. But, m spit, acqu untance, many p getting tired of th. I. and ambitious men Pueblo Manila
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      Hunting Field Manners.
      37 2 One or two masti recently found it ne requests for more c discipline m the hun: are often guilty or r and wheat mow anythmgeUe. Iti t iquires daughtei •top dressing" it had. Madame
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      State of South Africa.
      46 2 The slanderers in th ir unthinking allies in the electorate have brought thousands of help have indirectly set S on the road to ruin just as the was beginning to feel its .v.r. between two and thi p irallelled depres- Argus town.
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      Elegantes Who "Chew."
      62 2 Elegantes Who Chew." I mentioned some litl iking was once favour with the smart lad A still more startling developm that our elegantes ha "chewing," a doctor i I that this habit has a on the complexion. 1 carried in the glove handkerchief about jin. square ike a little whta
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    WHAT OUR READERS THINK
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    THE SINGAPORE CATHOLIC FUNERAL ASSOCIATION.
    326 2 To tie El.t )r. Tk- h. Dear sir. Would w t .roug.. t. c medium of y ur va to bring o t c notu above A sociation ia „<-i-<-*ral but pecially to t ose w o we enotpra meeting :.eiJ on t ie i
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    THE QUEUE ANO SLAVERY
    210 2 Sir, The letter of Inten led Ket« appearing \w your issu^ ol tnis taer interestingly. I can improve ourse.v >s by cutting and w.iy by keeping same wt der tie bonds of slaver v As ne is only a.i inten l< inform nim tttat by cuttin
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      635 2 MmW International Sispinisanj, 8 -A. BATTEBY IR/O-AJD. 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 lof Patent Medicines m Stock I Telephone No. 315 JBMBi ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■MHi
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      444 2 New Season's Fruit Messipa ©raises JUST ARRIVED ex. N. D. L. SACHSE N THOMPSON THOMAS CO. TNE AUSTRAL/AN STORES. SINGAPORE The "Stationer's Hall," 6, RAFFLES PLACE, SINGAPORE. THE CHEAPFST HOUSE IN THE EAST, FOR EX'ERY DESCRIPTION OF STATIONERY AND BINDING REQUISITES. PRINTING. This department is replete with up-to-date types and
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      100 2 COMING EVENTS To-day, April 12tb. High Water. 0-37 p.m. Volunteers go into Camp. r. <). homeward mail closes. 3. Bila Syndicate meets. Co.lyer Quay. T. April ,nb SSJ?^' d ur"^1;2, P'mft« F J ,da P^ c Holiday. Tamil New lear s Day. Saturday, April 14thHigh Water. !-;> a.m Mi pm
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  • THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT.
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      11 1 THE EASTERN DAILY MAIL. COMMERCIAL SUPPLEMENT. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 12th, 1900.
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      PENANG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
      564 1 REPORT FOR 1905. fhe twentieth Annual Report of the 1 imber of Commerce nnd c has just been issued by the presentation to the >f the Chamber. It takes the bound l>.»ok oi 131 pa. with information, interest ,t to tin- community m on the part
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      HOSPITALS.
      194 1 A SILLY MALAYAN BELIEF. A correspondent writes to the Malay Mail: It seems almost incredible, but it is a fact, that some Malays believe that if they go to hospital and fail to recover quickly they will be poisoned. Two c.i^es have come under the writer's. notice recently which
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      ENTIRELY DIFFERENT.
      74 1 The domine had said grace, when the tour -year-old daughter of the hostess^ who sat ippos te the minister, looked up and said That s not the kind of grace my papa -ays." N iweetly tsked the minister; "and what kind of grace does your papa hy, said
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      POSTPONED.
      56 1 A bashful young couple, who were evidently very much in love, entered a crowded street car in Boston the other day. Do you suppose we can squeeze in here he asked, looking doubtfully at her blushing face. Don't you think, dear, we had better wait until we get home?"
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      88 1 THE Holy Week services in the Cathedral ofthe Good Shepherd will be as follows -The office of Tenebrae on to-dav and to-morrow will be at 7 p.m. On Holy Thursday, to-day, at 7 a.m., Bishop Barillon will pontificate at the High-Mass. O n Goo«l Friday tomorrow, the service will he
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      THE SHARE MARKET.
      303 1 Capital Capital Issue Paid Issued. paid up. Value, up. Company. Quotations. GOLD. •135,000 140,000 10 10 BersawahGoldMCoLtd. 913.00 sellers ♦*u.um> 1U Do. Do (Deferredi £ft as sags gasvui^ r TIN. JJmSS fl uantan Tin Mining <*' Ltd 15 £*****0 100.800 Queensland RaubGold M. Co. Ltd. nom. 5
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    • FINANCE & COMMERCE.
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        Yesterday's Exchange.
        149 1 On London Bank 4 m/s 2/4 7 16 Demand 2/4 3/16 Private 3 m/s. 2/4 5 I do. ..m s. a/4 1316 t)n <;.-r,-.'iu\ Bank <\ <\ 240 Private 3 m, s 2.45 do 6 m/i 2.47 Om Fra net Bank d,d 2.95 Private 3 my 3.00 do.
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        PRODUCE.
        170 1 Tin S 86.50 Gambiei n 730 do Cube No. 1 v n. 00 do do No. 2 M 10.00 Pepper, Black (ordinary Spore),, 19.50 do White, Fair L. \V. 5 p.c.„ 28-1 2*\ Nutmegs (1 10 to the lb.) 33. do (80 to the lb.) „59. Mace (Banda) ••>,
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        102 2 John Little Co., Ltd. SPECIAL 4|jp VSE^E OLD VATTED GLENLIVET WHISKY GOLD MIDAI. x^V^^%^ REGISTEREO y^w^N. Sg^^p tUINBURuH. v^|Lj| LONDON 1871 rZ.'r, Lon or* 4 mo £xpo*t Aoieers. F*A*tirßAU£r*l Co 59 Ma** u*e JOHN LITTLE St CO. L.D.. BINGAPOR e Per case of 12 Bottles $10.50. Botol Hitam, Per case
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        574 2 SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. MEN-OF-WAR. Heliopolts, Brit trans., ***** Kelly, Apl 1. Vladivostock, for Odessa 1. Lucifer, Dut Col. str., 125 Lovius, Mar 22 Rhio. for Rhio. Meran, Fed. yet. 100, Alii, from Kuantan des. Uncertain. Sea Mew, Col yet., 500 Murphy. Apl 3 Malacca, des. Uncertain. MERCHANT VESSELS.
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        528 2 LATEST ARRIVALS. Singapore, Brit 748 Robinson, Apl. 10, Bangkok, 700 Seng Chan, tor Bangkok 13. Castor, Nor 775 Martin, Apl. 10, Hongkong, Katz Bros, for Langkat. Hydra, Nor 831 Borgnard, Apl. 10, Calrutta. Borneo Co., for Bangkok De Carpentier, Dut 766 Ponse, Apl. ii, Billiton, Daendels, for Billiton 13. Hye
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      UNREST IN INDIA.
      131 3 IcStcr** wires. Py submarine tel'grapli.l GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST KITCHENER'S ADMINISTRATION. His Intolerance and Lack of Courtesy Nearly Produced Mutiny m the Soudan. London, April n, 1.15 p.m. The Times publishes a long letter 1 corespondent m India iticixing General Kitchener*! I c Times correspondent complains Hide towards
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      POSTPONEMENT WANTED.
      43 3 fIHTED STATES AND FRANCE READY FOR PEACE NFERENC I London, April it, t.05 p.m. j' V( r States hai supported p, a; g Russia to postpone f the second Hague Peace I prevent its clashing with n Congress to be held
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      VESUVIUS RESUMES ACTIVITY.
      39 3 OTHERED UNDER SHOWER OF ASHE& 1. Vpril n, 2.05 p.m. j}- e -mothered ur oi ashes and its persons is perishing. sumed its activity g and -and < a d L rre dell' cut "fT from there
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      THE POLO CLUB.
      276 3 Ann- m. Ml Lt-< ded at the lub, at the Thursday and there were \V D Barm Lt. Beattie, Nutt, Mr. Scott, Mr. Crane, Mi I he. I it wai the working it ►ss ta rretary. ptions from It cry re- also and he no recurwere. howev.
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      151 3 Tmi only well on Pulo Kra having down, a supply of water had to yarded to the island from Penang Saturday at a considerable cost. Ti 1 L lja lh of 2ii P ris °ners arrived from v*u* Anson yesterday m charge of on uTch- Klood- lhey are to Proceed
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      POLICE NEWS.
      808 3 SERVANTS DECAMPED. Mr. J. H. Murray, Assistant to Mr. Pall.ser, reported on the s th instant the »«j .»f S4OO m cash, one gold watch and chain valued at 35 0 and a gold ring valued at 33 Simultaneously, with the loss of his property, his cook boy
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      THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
      274 3 At the meeting which was held yesterday, called to confiim and approve the resolution passed on the 19th ult. that Rule 25 of the Singapore Chami ber of Commerce be altered by the addition ol the words or absent him- self from three consecutive meetings of
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      PEKING NEWS.
      533 3 (From Native Papers] An Adviser. Sun Po Xi, ex-Minister to France, has been appointed a member of the Board of Civil Appointments to advise the Throne m matters connected with the proposal to establish constitutional government. Another Alarm. Owing to a rising of the members of the Kolas
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      EX-CONSUL WILLIAMS SCORED.
      111 3 ACCUSATION AGAINST FORMER AMERICAN OFFICIAL IN SINGAPORE. A special cablegram from Washington to the Manila CaUenews states that Mr. H. H. Pierce, who as third Assistant Secretary of the State Department recently made a tour of investigation of the American consulates m the Far East, scores Goodnow,
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      CUNONG RAJA'S SUMMIT.
      96 3 A Pahang gentleman has recently succeeded m thc difficult task of climbing to the top of Gunong Raja. Formerly this was considered an impossible feat, says the Pinang Gazette. The height of Gunong Raja is 5,080 feet. On the 20th March at 1 p.m. the thermometer registered
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      QUERY
      61 3 Joseph Chamberlain once told this good story against himself. He was the guest of honour at a dinner m an important city. The mayor presided and when coffee was being served, the mayor leaned over and touched Mr. Chamberlain, saying, Shall we let the people enjoy themselves a little
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      ROUGH WEATHER IN THE STRAITS.
      57 3 The Captain (native) e^f the s. s. Sri IVongse, which arrived from Malacca and Muar Tuesday, reports that after leaving Singapore on the 7th inst, he was caught m a squall near Tanjong Labu, situate about a mile from Pulau Pisang lighthouse. A considerable quantity
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      73 3 The Dutch mail s.s. Oranje having left Sabang on Tuesday evening is due here to-day at 4 p. m. Mr. H. Oehlers.who met with a rather serious accident recently, is again about town. His injuries were not so severe as was at first reported. H. E. Sir William Taylor visited
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      MALAY PROVERBS.
      1643 3  -  Stephen Jansz [E. D. M. Special.] Whoever it was who defined that a proverb was the "wisdom of many and the* wit of one has hit the nail squarely on the head and given a true definition of the word. There is no nation under the sun that
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      DEATH OF MR. LAWRIE.
      220 3 Mr. James William Lawrie, Government Si anne Surveyor, Penang, died suddenly on Sunday last at that place from a stroke of apoplexy with which he was seized the night before. The funeral took place the same evening, the Rev. F. W. Haines, Colonial Chaplain, officiating. The
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      73 3 The S. V. A. camp has been pitched at Keppei Harbour and an inspection of the Maxim detachment will be held this afternoon. The following arrangements have been made for launches for the Swimming Club during the he>lidays.—Friday at 10 a.m., returning at 12-15 P mSaturday at 10 a.m., returning
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        120 3 SERVICES AT THE CATHEDRAL. To-day. Holy Communion 7 a.m. Matins (Mission Chapel) o a.m. Evensong and Address 6 p.m. "The Crucifixion." Rev. J. A. SMITH. Good Friday. Matins, Litany and Ante-Communion 7 a.m. The Three Hours' Service 9 am. 12 noon. The last Seven U </rds in the light of
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        321 4 F SMOKE Best l mouimein Cigars. Owing to tixitv of exchange and a great dem md for this by md of Cigars and ha \g received large coongunMnti of tame from Mouimein, we have decided to reduce the price from date. Can be bought at Si. 50, 1.30, 1.10 and
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        710 4 BANKS. fi Hongkong Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND:Sterling Reserve $10 000.000 1 $195i00>000 j Silver Reserve 9500,000 f Reserve Liabil.ty of Proprietors $10,000,000 I > Court of Dirootors. A Haupt, Esq -Chairman. Hon. C. VV. Dickson- Deputy-Chairman. p E. Goetz, Esq. I F, Salinger, Esq. L C.
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        542 4 W m W m m. m. mm mm mm w MALAY RECORDS. Lagu Jalak Lanting T. Kepala Burong r Nandong Sayang Gambos Plemban Sri Rayu Gambo Yuman I Mak Dabu Noori Bangau Loiikin S Asam Paya Bunga Tanjong f Kuala dua Tengah malam Permata Gambos Sha'er Q Inche Mina Che'long
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        337 4 FRASER NEAVES 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. NOTICE.
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        504 4 "E. D. M." ADLETS. FOR SALE, WANTEufT PREPAID. Cheap Publicity for all vour Wants: Houses. Bodowns etc., Wanted d To Let. Situations Wanted d Vacant. Exchange d Mart. i Day. i Wkkk. Fortnight. Month 2£words or under 50 cts. 1. 50 2. 00 3. 00 5° f. 75 cts. 2.
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        495 4 I TO BE LET, M Te be Let. on 2 nd Floor. h r^ ms x To be Let A Compound House woode Park. Immcdia'tc bed rooms, Stables Apply to GU-|lR| r UiLtd TO BE LET, From the i* April house No. ,o8, Rowill u' m m Seranggong R,, l(1
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